Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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Senior» i he areefl sprout» of four or more yearn ago who developed into 1947‘s ripening harvest of graduates During tins grew trig season Ihts bumper crop has experienced vari- able weather There were the sunny, carefree day», inlor rupted by the gloomy war period when men left the campon lor the camp , and girls remained and wailed and were graduated Then, bnghier days returned when the boys came home, and school spirit rose Cl Brown h adb Mnlots In Itunr Iasi round- up. Qttloor Ho i«r, Oi y, and W feb r—tK lok w j Mo»'A Yet Lhingo were not the same Unfamiliar faces greeted these returning Peruvians The building» hod not changed—ever, the gym- nasium was wearing its leaky, pre-war hat but the activities once so satisfying, when viewed through mare mature eyee. took on a dillerent perspective Veterani who used to think dales wore a major problem now turned their energies to balancing budgets, and baby-sitters were on the ;ob far love, not money This miscellany of veterans, former teachers, and fust plain students who happened' to get her as a class has, never ihelcu, been united by a common band of sentiment for the cam- pus, where they enjoyed many rich friend- ships Though COKitnenoomtml marcs the dose ol their college Life on this campus and distance creates a physical separation, yet Peru's spirit wiil always be reflected in them, and their roots will romam in her tail to nourish the succeed trig classes m their search for learning. SENIORS Ah r lour rsari at cail«g th» inMltio«n; Minion r«r at !h if ui:-45; bang lSieughti is eotira T r«crtf •fpwt