Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 151 of the 1950 volume:

(phDqkam, 1950 (psumvimL Page 4 Foreword 5 . Contenti 6 Dedication 9 21.. . . Studenti 43 Musk Activities The Seasons 45 Fait 75 Winter 113 Spring 53 The Building of the Year Sports 61.... 68 71.... 73 as . 93 Orga rotations m Training School 134 r� o s 53) % • ww OojdiadwfL W E DEDICATE the 1950 Pennon with pride end pJeoiu'e, to the enthusiastic end faithful service of Professor Ar V, Larson, Mr. Larson came to Pont in February of 192b. as Head of the Industrial Arts Division. During his years at Peru he has served in that capacity end at the present time is also chairman of the Practical Arts Division. Mr. Larson graduated from high school at Arapahoe. Nebraska and later graduated from the University of Nebraska with a Bachelor of Science Degree In Mechanical Engineer ing. He obtained his Masters Degree from the University of Minnesota and also did graduate work at the University of Nebraska and the University of Chicago. Mr. Larson it ar five in Ktwanis Club work. His favorite pastimes are reading and fishing. Since coming to Peru, Mr. Larson has mode his home near the Campus. The Larson's three children o� o graduates of the Peru Training school and are alto graduatei of Peru State Teachers Collage. Mr. Larson s warm friendship and understanding has endeared him to the hearts of all fellow Peruvians, Owl (pJuidddjwL TH P r-d n4 (rm«� { at bit n t Tft jKflti of Dr, N' W!m at hit horn «rid o-e T v- fartr t d foJ'l0w t ®f thd 1950 Ponman to pro- i -t e.’� ry«« r p u Cclloqo on • ! • Iml. on ' -d - viduo!� itrlu'ftf for th tama fyftdairteitil 900!� though each porhap with H� own ochlioya-mBmfj and intoraiv On th«i p0?0 w proud y pfoi+ni� ih« top rr n of P ry Stat� Toachan Coi ogo, Dr. W. L Nidhalat. Th pietut ih m only a bf of ctmi-IkHm of the many hour� and dutiot that fac a Ccllaga Proofdoat. a ito p ¥ Listed heroin ore the members of the Fine Arts Division, J. Quinn Lotspoick Division Meed end Professor of Music. Victor H. Jindrc, Director of Orchestra and instructor in violin. Robert T. Ben- ford, Associate Professor of Music. Darryl Manring, Assistant Professor of Music. Norma Dicdel, Associate Pro- fessor of Art. The pVglOf d IK !«!■ pro i lotowli Top pW«: M'u B’d-dpVi dipi'an clan C.M«: Combinod � nt«ih| o-d tK«wl In tor it� M W. Oorrvl Vo-- V-j■ - oir««C q fhp JinsL Cbdhu (bivlbiML r 9 A (phyMcaL fcduaitwtL Mitt And h r iw m nitiq ti JL1 • l« to - t«r in • !{ lt ft.-.Vi: Wvb� !l it n'«Art |Kip. vldr in -ow+n‘i | yi- claim. Mn W� “h w, d|uiii tSn i «Vfc in It� W :! C ;‘d Cc'M'ft . . , «nut m’ -.1,1 1-01 t Alfred Who 5 i bets ? known oi A1, heads the Deportment of Athletici al we1: as Use Phyt cal Edu- cation Department. Mr. WheeVi fit� ! Ipue i base be'l with £oH end tenVij ne.t in order. Al t gr ' it ceit.me It playing eh game of Y‘t .' Phyf.� Oevid- io .-. AtKK.it« Profeiior of Fhyikel Education, e«d Director of Physical Education for Women If joe doubt h r athletic ability tnpiy cheterge her to « i t of terra Mn. Ruth Mathew■, It Pe'us Health tct-jCatc-r but her work is not confined to fhii uic.nlty. Her intermit In health programs of gulta ai+endwe. Sha hat done much In promoting work with the Kel- logg Fawndutft� . Npwton Kyi « Assistent Protonor of Pwsicnl Education and AsstVonl Professor of Phyt- -ol Education fn Men. His baskatbniJ ta.ims haw rood tomet for Ihennafves. Mr. Kyi , famous for hit -nviii-bl cage ■« batkatball «� alto an a•po.nent of IK yltlt gam , Paul Globed, Assistent Professor of Physical Education for Men. � s new to the P 'u campo� . but he hes mad a v -y tyood rmpresion mc g P«ru afhletet. At Purdue Uonrervty Mr. G. b it � i an outstanding a‘K r . V I - M II M 7hb K t'H D'ivo'pr, tail p n-qhl1; R-olr-Kofdt Ak:-r ‘ 0«f 'a. Dijon; Dr, P. A. Maa oPr Dr, SiVt-HBy K. Bake Jdin Al-f-o Aa ey: Miisi SoM-ri� ry M- vonf V Da r� o tf-6 M . Re Ro -d. fcduccdtiDfL On Shis page we find the fhrco separate groups which mare up (he Educatranal Divi- sion. A members of Shis group are collage (rained instructors in coBege High school and elementary curriculum . At She head of (he division is Dr. P. A. Marweil. Among the majors offered at Peru State in education are (hose in Viadcrgarfen. interme- diate, end secondary levels. A major Is alto offered in administration and guidance. Fa rm’nq ! tv HiqH School Division at : 5 1- d: Mat Am 5t r%lci d: M!t$h Sctoal Principal', Mr. 5 L C'� -rnH: Min ATt fubonlr; � nd Du J«rr,•. Sr rrf nij; Mr, dc n Nioll'etan or.3 Mr. P. St. Mayfald- L Is iV (’«Aeniety Edi :oti n l Dhkie . totted from left re tight: Mrs. Ituth ®� a n: V Helen CVaroy: Mitt ESiajbert, McCc-'lunr.: Ml� Blanche 3-� 'd: W.« vth Padanea; Mr. Jamas Era tier; and Hcmeotary Dimic-r Heed, Mi, Otis Morgan� . roe i; lYladflAYL QwIaum, 3bawjJuuaqsL Acting at head of the Engiith Department it Robert D Moore—and acting we might add s Mr. Moora t fmt lo Since hn lint appearance to the caflrvp«s way back when. 6ob Moore hat been offering Peru the finest in dramatic eH, George Soil, is Associate Professor of Modern Languages and he tain-, a lot of pride in handling e!l activities plaining to language ,. Wetey Sweetyer. Atjittant Pm fetter of Eng- , . hat a pasf.me of watching televltlon at hit home. Jomet 0. Levitt. A-.tittent Professor of English, tprdt many hours labng pictures' among them, a great many that appear in llhit boot. Clarence £. W.lkiaion it Assistant Profestor of English, Fh® Pedagogian,” school newspaper it one of his underteL-nas. In leisure moments Mr, W'lklnton I let to tinker with automobiles, or any thing machanicaJ. I 4 ' V� ', Uh.� dree -� ' W r ie sUn of D3 - W� v, ;«■. Mehee Cte'rey, M� n y. lye %� , e d Van � e r tk shew. Cbdi.. d)iviiion. At Ifco Hoad of iho Praeti- Co- Arts Division It Mr, A, V, Larson. Mr. Larson likes to train his dog Snookfe” In his spare time, Nona Palmer Professor of Commerce, has a double in- terest of bi.-d life study and dancing, Miss Edna WWe. Associ- ate Professor of Home Eco- nomics likes making candy; she and her sister Hazel ore enthusiastic basketball fans. Miss Hazel Woare. Associ- ate Professor of Commence likes giving parties; enjoys her nieces and nephews; end likes dogs. Miss Alice Eubank, new to tha Peru Campus is intet- e' ed in designing garments, which Is very close to ho’ chosen profession, Mr, Dee Jarvis, Instructor of Industrial Arts, received his degree from Peru, f ta'Mm'-ncuJ+f™ la ro nd- t js„ Miix W e‘i q cl M i! Pr«f V4«r -£ J Of. CarMa M, $ own Haadt tha Social Oiv.jlon. Hf Ootiido inl«r(t!t «ni r aroirnd boiing, playing hit violin, and anieying « good clqar. A. 8, Clay burn. Protestor of Gaog, and Geology tel a lot of pride and !n- t«'«it In fill Boy Scout groupi, Mi« A,lrno A vMu y Ant, Prcfettoc of Social Sc'anca. Mat to gather materiel about her iymm«r vacat loot. YoutMu | avid M. Mrck y. Atst, Pro- feitac of Socia) Sciant S o vertatSte th t it hard to tay t whet h raelly «■C« h it-di —tp al .g, tinging. g;,if. l-g—jujt abet)' hr ry� hjng. For - Df. If6 n K iV� rr. fty m fir fun ffi an oU wto!� SociaJL Sci ft L Dr Ca'.tla M, Brown, head of the Social Science Division with Mr. A. 3. CUybam . Min Alma Ashtry. and Mr. David H. Mickey. Mr. C’a yb-urn t Scou Ma.t e thlp Oow d mon,5tra� at � f correct method of applying artlf-ciat ret piratioo. rvp it 0WLSJXM. At a busy Chem. Lab., Roy Ado® carefully pours the con- tents. Scionco Student� take o peek at the mysteries of nature. Or, Austin Bond who comet tram o temsly that boasts four Pha'i heads the Civilian of Science and Mathe- matics, During World War II Dr. Bend was a navel of freer. John Christ, wko can play the harmonica, Imitata bird and animal sounds, is Associate Professor of Biology, Hana- ford MiRer VStd to b Superin- tendent of Schools at Honey. Cob- rado, and at one lima was chemist for a well-known canned milk corpor- ation. H is now Assistant Professor of Physical Science. Associate Pro- fessor of Phytkel Science. C. A. Week. might b« ««‘‘ad a Jacl if.a“i- t radet. Real estate and insurance head hii list of er“erpci es. Folcrw- Ing with keen interest many sporting averti and be-'rg an etc - c-t bridge player are the leisure interests of Mrs, Myrtle Coo« Associate Profes- sor of Mathematics, Walter Ghvef, Instructor of Science. H a graduate of Peru State. In his spore time he devotes his energies to working to- ward his M, A, degree at the Univer- sity ©f Nebraska. «• � 14 OlVL (D CWJu Coordinators of Student-Faculty Relations—Personal Adjustment and Discipline of Students. R«'nh (t Albart Quo'ly it Pom' Doin'. Ho i ikiwn In hit oW� C0 Hav- ing t tr'endly chat with tho Bfar-ner twrt't. Vr, Owol'o hat msny n or- � hng Kabbia . Hi p ( ranc« 4 I li‘i 9 and training dogt 0f e-adl- yee From hi i() ri not w fcflt dog n J man. Mr, Qo t y� 'Doe� ehrt V£HI tha att trOtbW Oth � hobo' inc'uba 8 a SCaap-'ng and an in� in American Hntory, Ml R.ot mary MlIkovilcb, Daan of Woman I indood versatile. Her in- terest and abilitio aro mony.Top in h«r alh’otic interests H tiiftg, a- d by the way vHa In It h r own H '«««fort. Golfing. boding, and I«'mnina 0 0 o'so pcpu' ar with M;'i V 'ilovifch, For coitura! bob- bin sh tntliirt JlSt y to tho piano or wol.r. - f � r (hdminhJLkcdimi Win Rora Leonard. Miittw fc- breridft, ‘ t shown ebo going through th card fii«. A at any college h an lrflfma y and a naff to give med- ical atta tlon when It's neadad. In � tw above photo, the patient. ht«r. rltt S« 'W� - on s « ca gets a rhor- agit dSagnoiis from Dr. ©. t, Wiggins, at hi? aid Wits Kata Lin- ed- reglite- d r_n«. stands by. A college it only at good at Ht ITbrary — the hob of at learning. Pery college boastt a« of the finest libraries In the state, Mi« Nellie Carey, hood librarian, hot among her duti . that of purchasing and issuing boots. At tha loft Evelyn Satet, a he per, and Ml� Carey issue mo teriol to studenti. r � . it In tiho lop photo wo find Miss Viola Powell, Sorter with tha Assistant Bursar, Mrs. Irene Fogelsong. Their fob Is ro hanole the money and to keep the books for th college. If Ihe Ad Building and Its furnishings completely disap- peared ever night, several thcman-d alumni and studentj � owd m on th w known spot; there would be no proof •hat anyc-re had ever attended o' graduated from Pe'u. The repas or? of this v tei info'mat.on Is the registrant office. Sho� n in the middle pbe o is Mr L. M. Mathews, Registrar, wirh Mist Mat-aft (fake. the assistent registrar. The ceHocn on th wail behind Re� Ftoyd e’eerfy depicts the triadi and tribulations of a eoSege pub' £ reUtiorw di- rector. S«i i i«b s ■i‘ d as being that of heading • . departr -eot of special Serve , but much more cove bo ivred; included would be keeping alums! fie , recorcs and archives putting out an alumni publcalico, keeping club crganiiatioc,. and reunions college pubici hy: athletic publicity: itudy canfer for off-campus cosmos, shsde-nt recruitment; Director of Audio-rime) aids. fUm library rental library, and enrehment program. 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QIoaa, •Sn I Fw’fcait fcyfrti� . i� . • •■' A� t rr� f r t � KI H«t.-|U| WiVC Cw N«w 1 4 hi v � k � i« ►� ««If Imiml M t4 4 i tUnn, th« Ad� ini:i!r l, « 1« to ♦4 1 ■«� «■ ! M-fc ► f 'C’ Ow- � r-. � • fit � I -— � «ir Jwt t� � N ♦•■rr t+ h.fc .� • Ct m fvi w . .. i « Win w.iM 04 1 « 44 O TH«t.r U fr«tkm+n cl did not k T 4k� lr pic ur«i. 1 i Phn A ql� ri pf«c r lot tliff. (fhxflUA. (P JwvkiVL Sinq AA. Tfuft Peruvian $ ntjori «n J (he chorus constitute this page. The chorus director is Mr. Manring. a newcomer 1o (he Peru campus, The chorus, at top, played o very impor- tent roH in providing a vari- ety of entertainment at con- vocation programs. Their part in the Elijah was indeed im- pressive, Mr. J, Quinn Lofspoich di- rected the Peruvian $ ingots who made several out-of- town appearances during the year, Mr, LotspeicK heads the Peru Music Deportment. few. p 3 i £and. because band and orchestra holds Ifc in. of both participefsl and fan, music is of greet significem: So the Peru student. Football g m s, all spotting events, con- corn, convocations. deeces. and fust music few She fun of Wowing bom or beating « drum is often She concern of Peru music lovers. With minds directed to f u them . the cV vi. «re t- ni of ovt Pen band 4� b bf representative of the UfKapiritid music •has 4 circus bard prays. On fhi-s page « present cur bead and orcKeilre, P elur d � t the topis a sectional rehearsal under ih directorship of Department Heed Quin Lotspe-ch. This Is by no means all of the band. OhdfULbJjUL At MS '- — -i j ba� d � ♦ � f-.i1 M (ft«H , t � .� fa, ir,flre ' -S-a fluent M'tl e« - h' t t« r4 « in tn bertqraW. V Ahoy Ti...., i .if� n � ;•- ill d;,«rar, V, H, J'o4re, � iha Oatt -eynd at riflM, P'444 u Ain’t fc (?) f«’nta.in r J'hSLiJwiMV + I P 4S Segnd+d t«m fa Ik Dorm. W i il Alumni .and everybody welcomed lee 194? Homecoming in an air of warmth end color. For lk« frosh, it meant further wearing of tkeir beanies' until the first vacation, duo So the fact that the Chadrort Eagles overpowered Ike Bobcats on the gridiron. To all. including Governor Vel Peterson, it was an eventful, impressive ritual, jemb-pocied wish joyous moments long to be remembered, la the big-top'' of life, the 1949 Homo- coming will flash bacls many times lo remind wi of on outstanding performance up. holding true Peru State tradition. r r 1 (Jot niHo ■ —w!lf l 4 foAl Alisa- : Vatoillt—ia� « bsu-id, Rigid: Entrance 1 Vatvil! . The honorable mayor of Vetvirle is Sion Eis, formerly of Lincoln. Mr. «fid Mrs, Els aro shown at right with their daughter. Garry Jean, hold- ing the iey to Vetville, Councilman Kan Me- Masters, Frank Masat. and Aluin Schartz ’rule the roost' at Vetvil o where twenty-four fam- ities. irniuding two faculty members, mole their home. I l2 Kfft McM«! rt, w;(a D-a O'Hy, Son, Dairy, nr d Oavqh 1 r. Rfrfltfo o « us i Hafe‘i a gl-anc iflto the hor o life -of Vervllle where I ha ex-GX’s and ther wives a? d foinillgs ;iva. With studio:;. wifo and family fltare's pfonty of ©incitement In the little community. Ri«qM-; A Sch a : aUcn ion Jfc'fy ton . flllanf'.Crfi , , , Lift: TH end Karflb fwi s toqo or for on ove'-Irq. [Noto ►hij h.bbei herd i'idy| 1« © ttyM I A'v'T-d r S?- g.Hy, M r c«!’£ Xirab4 Ci i Alw nd r, and A! 1! iCafiflC-ori t. ► � « v. (phyMzaLfc (plant £ntahjy£jcL As part of an overall plan of reconstruction on the campus a quarter of a million dollars was spent to renovate the gymnasium, thus adding 0 feet to the gym proper and numerous rooms and facilities below. Ufttag ) • o a cold «i«g. r g tt d)±odLocdwfv On December I and 2, Peru dedicated their new gymnasium by playing host to the four state basketball tournomcnt. including teams from low . Nebraska, Missouri, and Illinois. On the second night between halves of the first game before o crowd of some 2200 people, a formal dedication was made when Mr. E. D. CrStos, President of the State Board of Education, presented the gym- t nasium to Peru Stato Teachers College. Merle 'Hoot ' Bauer, Bobcat captain, accepted the gift on behalf of the students, faculty, and alumni. To build the gymnasium it took 15 men 63,180 hours of work over a period of 13 months. 800 yards of concrete were laid, using 3,2+0.000 pounds of cement. 1500 glaxed tile were used on the interior, and 300.000 new bricks plus bricks from the old budding were used on the exterior walls. During construction a well was struck while digging to lay foundations, A 23,000 volt electric line was also hit while driving a stake, and also a very heavy beam weighing tons fell from the ceil- ing to gym floor No on© was imjurod in these and other minor accidents that occurred during con- struction. OCoial Drift MtC'iy P'fcciiai � ftd R t«M MpM «s 4mp-vQft ard WaiPaM lit -r,,■ .u iP rt wc+ 4 1� « of fvvvt p'iy«d IA t’Ki A m qyr . N - «Tt' -k A� | | 4 a U|‘ a i i V t °r of ,h zVr •� fc t,c dumi •„ K. 2 - v nl� t;CI b f ssr 1 - ' «■ 44 mam Cm m n«r i- � ;� � h.ii p� .-i fc iK, «4.1« £14 T t bat!� «+« ,� � ’ Lamp. ,n H+ n « V , . '«uj � m_ O'etHy beh'id the t? tVfc-M’d w -ci ea?� km i '! by the coges 1« th ptctvr « the right i.-n the n- « eqv'jyttept room whores fh athlete equiament H fcspt and t frt ed Put l a the vouod members. These ra«M «r« ;a eortiteot gv by th th?etes in the various throughout the school year. Vim frJ, n 5 roc”, � th Co+c W . '-•� Jro« c tH £j’� n 3 rosy”. !«-•' O- ' V� «W. Gewq E‘«n, Dos for� Kfegi'e. t d $ I Voswn «fisO-y • tM'.ff i� I«|« fit jheirtf room frw 1 tfrSng fceaterball pr iliot. Ever, though Natural Programs is a reguired course, it is thoroughV en- joyed ey th students in the new gymnasium, Saskotbeil, voilcyball, end various other games are en� joyed by the students as well as boning. Physical Education is an essentia! course toward developing a broad education. top: $� «e'«y StwUehnltn era tester study t« i other carefully at fan range. Trst'i Dor Oea reccivnq a 5 fr hook from ftyssall. t Pup'' its scewl f.«« ly (note «frio� ) av they squo'a e? I1 Newt KyVs Natural Program Cass. V p The treclf room on rho lower fks sr ct the now addition to the gym- nasium has been in use throughout the wirier by the track man. This room hat beer eueotiol In that the trackman can get in top shape early in the year. It has also boon in yse fey the (oolbali men getting ready for spring practice. Diet Joreson lined vp ready to charge bloc ting shield hc'id by Cecil MtKnight, D,tn M Iff '4 «npIfiiHi � «M S ta en teS lye d .«i e I‘t din flood'd 1r cl eQ y . I :«• rd V+it-t ;■� S ?f ahd S h Rv A bfeciifttf telija it Gnlm® � rtf «! d th | b� kfl. 1 Ilie new Trophy room adjoins ♦ha coach's offices, This room is located on fho second floor in the front of the gym. One must pass through it to see ♦ha coaches. This room is open ♦o everyone wishing to see the trophies. The Bobcats in the picturo below have contrib- uted three N.C.C. Basketball Championship trophies to this room. Aevi P w I Vfttur 5 ii-fid R« : J • ■G f 'n v U Mri S, Th-.«m«-• S(Hf Ro� : w. JoK’KJi. O. R. At” • l+u r 9 | Ml C«tk A! WWUr 1 41 Ce« W ©ilWrt PV� 'S StvA J be j I n |S n w VopAy room. OaMiitf, B0 WILSON. 1, Pkiit- back DON Ammon. T rtu«iiqA, bail cal walden. . O.ivv4 City, festk 6US5CAMP4E1L, • Obfl rMm OfcJcL batk JACK TILLMAN. Nc� tfh back B0 BAUSWAN tacit LAVERNE POPPE Da Wf. fcj: FRED THOMAS . 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P � v 42 S ' 7 acb m U P«fw 9S St. B«n d' t ......SO P« u 9 Vo� ............. 44 fV« 59 Dm , ...............57 P911 57 Midland . .........39 P tti 73 HatKngi ....,..,,.47 P fw 7J Ch KffCKi , . .43 Vu 7 Chadron . . ,29 P 'u 69 Wetlayan [o srfime| 59 Po u 86 Wayne .... 59 Peru 50 HattinQ ...........61 Nf M vl e. c- QhampA. 1 TV„r vj NibiUi C.v Amt P nti 73 K � n y ......... Si P ru 55 Yflft .„„„,..„.,4? II Do— .............. 5S P«-'U 64 OmK Unrovryty . . 40 Pam 67 M dUad............. 52 p«ru 55 KMrnty............. . 48 Paru M W y .... .........52 P fV 59 W tl y Jifl........46 Pam 66 Dana ...............53 Paru 5$ Cartfral, Mo........ .68 fc VtJiUfi fight -� itS i W |fc rft lir« -:.,| .Wirt f ' pa� i vv c--t of ’Kt !L Pe'u opened . i 1949.50 bnsiii«S'1 b-� H � � «(' with the Four Stetn Tournament in the New $obtet Gym- nasium at Peru. Tha Bobcat won ovsr Cwtvtf-StKb Ion fKe Oil n-ght to Hart another highly Successful £«atoo but Ijik of ool.'.h for the Bobcats allowed Western | ,t , t0 np a+ Sl Tournament Championi. Dunn-g th Pr Conference schedule Peru -« a “Hot a-d Cod '«n bling four 8 d «''ng four gam . When the Con'e� etx« mi a ton oot'-ad few the Kyb- m r they «ere � tjs p COr T tior nning fun straight garnet before being (looped edd at Hat- tings. After tb Hatting tetbaci 'f? ’ Cats aga r: tool tlrid and flnahad the eonfe'erne undefeated end won IF N.C.C. for lh« third year in a row. Peru 'hen mel Dana, M IA A: Chompiont. in. the Nebraska Diitt cf N.AJ.8, pJay-gff. Tbs game was 1o deter- mine who wrti to go to the N.AJ.S. Touroy at Ken tat City. TK� Bobcats b'ole «« =« th second hai,r to win the r fight to enter • K.C, tourney for the third consecutive year end for the ninth tin� in the Tour- ney'1 fourteen ye ' history- Coach Kyle s charge . !«w a leco'd half Seed dwird'e .n the «toting m:tut s to a itrong Centra! Miitoori in the fin round of pity of the N.A.I.B. (! ««. h� 1. Ml 1 tV. � , W. W «r. I i U M Bt-4-r J. H, • •� 0 M ' 3. Vcntt , 0. !h � J r im: C-j. £ .� Irr. n. S A.tsd ' Ofc e „ J fotMiAtyto . £. T. fftl . Co+tH IC d WA-o. t, TKhJ «.•; 0. D. 8. '� t. J. R l,smi , M. G p'4« . ± 4 C«« « Glib !1 . 3 H� nJker C- i ft� - i- B. Tsr-eie-ai� '- Ws-tftT n+«: 0 T eitekd. ’fJ“ : W. Vske.lel «plk.: I'l C. C W . terar. Clients � e� r I Webb. D. IV te � d C, ft HM‘4e ffbiAme-� ,. Middle ifiiftn men- :� .' Or veph,; A. tr ihm n and M, Hale, jun of. JhaxJc ScJwdL fiejdfu A, I� |W 4 t tT M W i '4 ilJt •K ..-d -«� ; «i M ■� « II Ta site re l|;lM i25 r� 't W� ti kw-d'-ei Hi tta ) e ?o� k «i i 34.1 115 r l '•! I 31,1 Mile f«leT } J0.3 ftote.sal� ... II'� { «p I ' t 1 Mi jK jumji kr V i Sfcai p-1 r I (A Oiwei irw,M j . g imr 19SO SdwduJfL April (4 April 11 April 2i M«r S m-t s May II May l -2« J ArepaW IM� W t,yt %,W4 i«U W ft:,,. Sfc b r4 HH J. Marker, A‘. p� k � .. IH4 M, Wa-i Tafeiat IW J. tree Sp iagl IttJ 0. � «.- «ert� Metr IW t. C e«H_ Hatr-� I t 34 ft Meee . Newek itJS 1, Colwat, ft. Carmichael, Rlley: O, ArMa . Lerten: J, Wieihar I440 ft. ftayj, Beal ice; I. S. Metre, Nemeha, W. ft-par 1134 t. Me Sprin i, S.O 1 44 J. Merfcer, Areprhee 1440 L, (jw «rb� u� e. O'J Itlt P. Herts. Malvern, Iowa I tit O. Yoturt. Kumb yt IMI H, Uft+ran. Thompton IW ..... Pwu-Mityvi Mftryrillft-T ar I «-Peru We t ifcur n,P ru Peru InriiftlipAftJ Doan Srlryi Ome kj. M l jU fsd • Per V, N.C.C, ClwmpAMli pi Hutdi+ft! i! fjpytair. iuwifcr- 0 W' n4‘ d R ‘junior, Pfci W JivNitur L. Ccta uif i'tiHft : C. Lar% . ju '. « d iytwxrt- : 5. St k --Sfi L Parut tnd tbu d w« Hampo-od in eariy won- outi b? b«d w th r. Wirh th cksio of tK« s g en it � 01 “Opod .! wo £d b «rmor and nvj c .rtdutrve t© tf c T n q f©rni th fluaioui for rh obq«t qin(J r vqyjid. 1. Thurman, Nebr. City bra d jump© : Don facem. North PTatt h� o-nv r: K. l)r-:n, Loe.v. 1 m. - 0, Honfcoy. � «fr!eo iprinf i� ; N, Hs'« |««r c hot'f-n i' r; 3, front. C d«. ten Kwd’ ’ B J-shnwn ©■- } pe'« vsj’ar; B- Liv■ inquon, NtercnU City milor: D. TompJenwyer. Louit- viii« iprintor C. McKfliqht Nfobrailea City iprinfor. Othor p©rfe?riri© i who mob� up lb® frock IMW ero W. 6 itf w ond L Wobb, dnf«n« i; C. C. Otian, tnd L, Cevaulf, pqfo vaults W4 SchoitoJ, dd- cut and S. SlulenhaflJ!. high jump: D, Wondt. hurd'es. 3 ’i «« Vfljuw t Spoils S----'3 « • © ■■+ -V r«f« -� k ■ � f� i � ►� —i� � ’■� •� i« ! ♦ V. c� '« r « 1 1 e-p+ ♦« «. mwiso ! « TIi.rHj f ILtqJbt., ftlfllH W«� t rcVd tt -«� 11 r . r tlV- q «l 'W d ol rilf? H � � « C« Wi � « r« t«o «rm. f«i n r i .11 1) p- | vl� r jp-tfl '« � h m!««r ijfov it WHIM. Ih« 'i� rt wi li � h ' i(l 11 W V y V| nl« i« M • () kkH l • 8-« . CMw g � . -- 1 « - -8 kw 1 3 3.� - • « %-V ’ l � ♦ — Ilf ti4,fi:, CbdtiofL ShotA. iM n ft fe '| be««e« o ft� i ft � W r � � f � r� i aid 8c-r .� «; ! (! � � . far ft � b « 4. t� g ' � k in g itMjp fl)ur ft Ch� d- rg« qgmi. wn Tcrchey and Sco'chey Havtaq a b g tlmo «I fh Chfidmai dance. +fl4 H What't up. Doc? Guidooco W wbK« brings an ei Ira day of Thaftlfiglvirvg vacation fof sludeofs. f � f n Tfci� it i 4-ji? •;.«I room £li4fl Mc«q-in Hill. N . cy Hordy i catifcing � o -e r-Md'cme i at F anni a-d Sen-y F ihlIi r ad ft'eir tiferafvi1© iviqnr . rt1 .J ’’If may not bo [ust !li! © bmo. but room mate. I fMnfe it's a swell place, on ■ id- do I we have fun, end say do w« sfrydy hard, and ar© my geodes busy ” $1AIa! (DlflWL i t i This I; typical of fha chatter that comas from Eltia Morgan Hall, homo of the women •while eP Peru College. Here they meat on c=n© common love! as neighbors, fr iends and students to work to- gether. ever striving for a happy and cfooh t««igfng association — on© in which they •will ba able to chalk up to experience the many lessons Feorwd from them slay at college. Uf+i $=■‘ '9 0 it gi ! ©Uy cena a in Ph neWb dfrcara d I'izs Morgan pa or l.«w«r ifift; A rs§e«r q rr4 Ph -i-errr jfory ?flgpr I. l aW right; Mr Jotn- NaM r,fcr: - a “-ft baby 7Fe N ti tfoM are in cWgt of Mount Vernon Hell. C«l Waldm, David City, S«Mr. Me h d- kal to a T.' Cal hat tpent tome good mo- iri«tt at an outstanding athlete Fat Peru. A tenoui ihmt ng felhjw Col neverShofott hat a Sood tent r l humor, Collecting ihOfp d iS alt it one of hit hobbies, ChatloM Prypr, P fv, Nebraska. A Muti-e major. CharloHa't mutic ability is Ik cantor of her rim : of court her boou alto rates soma of he' time. In 'alturo momentt she Hies So Init Record! collecting 1« it popular with shit t d-haired last. Fr cf Thomas. Not Spring . S- D. fred h « 1 Had up in bvt'fett with hi brother, Lester I r f r you to Thpmos tb«. Jewelry Store ] A horary major. fted I 1 1 � 0 pUy Sennit o«d p'-ng pong. Tra.e! rates at a special i«- terest, oho. Edein Han,., Table R e« NeferatVa. Th t fr ■ -• mubc evaryShnsq from 5c'i Joets to M nd«iitohr . Pellat are e!w� popular with Eddie and ipealing of RcJlai Sohemlan Foods rate with him, too. t� � 1 I U AoX (x)ho J™ J ' d' Citj. aicallt ai a ir.n marh ,nj- Ha ;i te 1. ' t dant of fk $tyitn' Ccntecil, for r� cr«t- '•“ '+W ’■ I cwteteste for twii-rterq '.ynlifij nd Do J - v M br 'M A Vte«' A� -. Wi! Tk. , A� ,, te - biA 'w � � •« In, •3 � „te ■, Q. ♦ l‘! . 11. ■« Ck'. ia n • oc . «an a� a ' -MV. T� , -j.a ,1 4 -f—Kx iw , eKvea) M.{1'44 t 4 � 4tWf. Rebate G. loan I nqnitea A� W e� . S b • ;i i� 1!� b t k : Ar'e te � � , � ;f - ' ► I ’ bc� IM bf hi tent .( H M ■ H te ibo- 1' n ry («aftpui oraa lallo' and k ac'•� ' «I1 of � - 'aa t afcteteilit1 Ii o-n «a of rli teany (Mitirt-av 0f IM lanior. Wacai. Odat. Natettlt. rai:d i In V 1� iil . Hit wlnnl-a i- Ia and plait � ahir h-tv� irarf 'j 1K0% tr t' Ptru A tern f, in te at food tflte Ha a ipvi d nr aso.Iai md batlafoa'I. an-a tea p nrl, Ka Ira- jmi • Ctrl Tr tT” to -.« bcxrii. m n ?-♦ «■ W PHK P 4fart 1 '• , t-CjSl bc,t!o n | : m « a. ),-'• h -q! Hi«rrf MMn«i tr ft � � . . M,i i fikk-vdi q' § Dc=r i i j+ H Peaca-iJ Wti nothing «■• ■ kappom. Cfl y aiH C I be - - , I� ' rajor} . . . 0«''•,'• l m fry , ”.g to study ,, � , Ed N� nna'| � «nt d on to C-hoo . . . A i out !c r fir dr-j| . , Mdil 0 1 . , Wh«ni to popcorn? . . . Whot t.m 1 it? ... Thii % 11 symbolic of OoUoll Hall, Tho maternal oa i� -i page It d ncated to th men's doon� :tory—� o to m.tny p! s nt and toud'Ovs he-urt spent than , From the time they first arfiVo 0 the campus unlit th leave , turned brilhont hu : until th firil snow. March winds, April showers the Way Fete. too «simmer criciat, just everything, If n Horn Swcol Homo o the men of Oelxali Hail. Ilii' li� yf |� to, i (tetf. '-'Airend beHon |,. Squaret l l� ..’a . Roil W inn mrtj ti|d | bv-'«fln . tt Fr i'e r. f U s el Dalia-l ■ . PR£SENT NG OUR STAR IATTRACT ON Optat JUbALl TtoM minq, Qju ml fill H Stwiv- (jJhi iL Quqjml ’ 94 M Sfww- lOhitiL yyim jdjL J nty, Qujzml QhahbiisL P u l fcddisb Hanna. 2ihndcuiL5u JauAi Joqqwsiill A- OlwSLfL Wm hki £um L CUhndcmidu WtabwtL (PaoIL fochn iL £iI AA. � •� • ,-„1 W� ' ’’t TS. s 9 ’: (BtibcL (BtixL (B icL Tho Pi Chop! ? of Beta Beta Set it op of the cPinrt«r members of the National Hen or ry Tri B t« $g i ty, IK genera! objec- tive of the chapter it lo acquoifil its mem- bers with b-ologicai «eiatiotiihipi soiling ifl iK«if surround .ngi, U d«r the co-ipontcr- ihip of Dr. Bond end Professor Chrit� . Tri Bata C � ri d ft Bn • social and in- form� ; year of activlti � , Social high- I gh� wai i� steal fry rsed in the operi-g day of Miy, K,t, «tide from tfc� � Tri Beta •Ho m t for ebv-eatosvaJ purpoios. At one of those ■na« «gs Or. Poa'd presented two i e« oK'. ’-ks, On «-other oeca-sVen. n ifltfresfisg i t� vr OO insect («Alrpl r« Cf-von by form r State EntomoiogHt Gates. Off «s of ’hi fin i moifer were; John Vacel Prei dflst Merritt Rets. VZoePresi- dent: Jar Vie CoV Hi tori . Second samas- • r offico-s ware: Robert Dun o-. Pres dent: Otto Roth Vice-President; Jociie Co?e. HHtorian, t«t« M JiapficL (DqUjcl iK V P Ka p 0 N ?'■ +4ta f -hm. r'm� ' ft -� ; ft I T m5 -«- tri , B 5r � i. C N .� b I Hedm t. Spo vor, Or. P.A S«« 4 R : C Wild v R. florid ►-, WoIImI t -qV C. O'-Sp . 0. tf. HmIJm, W, VoiM’V L M-e• !•. Keppe Del a Pi w«t established Jn I9 W to promote A dot r bond amomo tod rit of education. The o g fl� i t3on (in to roster high standards of pfep- r t 0 1 for teach.ng and to Invite into bonds of Moebhlp tfyx who Kot attained eice'Jenoe of scholarship and d t+inctusn of a-ehiavamenf at ttu- denH and servant's of educat ion. The Sat Mu Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi at Peru hat the following office : Ptetldent .� . ., Hobart DueHeft Vic -prat .dent Charlotte Pryor Secretary. , ... . .Trudy Toggweiler Treasurer .. . . Dale Vanderford Sponsor...........Dr, P, A, Me well At KlfM: W do t to K i e D tte h ti + ifc e th r +d to ttiin br Sv Tl'd nt D «j fidr. Conarjfu' iioM, Mr. Iwtqli. you' � da It. Ten M$en. K quyj. i Aa t.' V ’ ' The purposa of the Blue Day Is Is fo promote spirit and plenty of i� . Dumscj tta '49-'S0 form that's jest what they did. In all probability. the most worthy accomplishment carried on by this org-nnltation was toting collections for Dave Ouey, a Mow fUoo Devil who lost a Mb os the result of an automob'le accident, Mott of the aid that u. ni to Dave wat collet tea during the half-time of the Four State Besioiba1 Tournament, its purpose being to help pay some of Dave’s hoipTal expenses. With the close of the term the B. t � have three charter members, that is from He original members when the group wot flnt fovied. Banauets. convocations. ro] let ctencei. hemaeorr ng events. trips end [uit FUN GALORf •-as ‘t-e s'ery of ore of Pe'- 1 feature acts, the c.-e (Wh, ■ f. - fleet R w. I«tr it rigr -' � Cm) ? Ck t Y«� . J.w WtU. s.n -'■ C.. t. - k.V Ct«pb 1 C ' ' � hi, loi: F,-SW ten; lob trvi CiCii B«e Or . .: .1,� � ( t«y«i. W.lw Unm t-rharAs. J cl ttilbltumi Thfr4 Rkwj lob � ♦►. Dan Hnk }, M� m?d K� «pS«, bob L«n� e t «. Chwin left� ? Wilwtn JoSm Swau- fourth R««: 6,.I J- .... M S i� 0--V Vi|S i-. Ojir U «■, . 4 '• • ■ WiUr-ur • ■« '■ - Jr t - • •• Fifth Raw: Cr V lii n, Do� � � •amicSt } W. tf'it Jack T.llm � . Thrrna OllVr lit Mi- Sub i -an' Sii h Ro-1 hsb fty-� '. Frs i Fi«h f, hoy l u«. taV� r« Fopp . C cll l«r� n, Ja « fcaeiier. G , r Mi� re!4: S «MS I � ; Port Aad+isan � 0 S-tonser Rat FW r •41 «� I� %ah H � C-'� p -� � a ' of ’• eVfc ‘«1 1 « • «' i� « «( -•««.«■3 C« '« M. («few . H d. Sc- : i «wS-i - L 0 r. i ■ I� � ■«•iWl ip r' . ii wn. 4t l J. o ■ t‘ ■� � co « m: � . «■� — • � r Hoe-e. m« � ' 0 � - ;� 7- 9 0� - ! «•• � •� - - «;•:: ■• ft •■ r ' Ml. W A, � r� fc - ««V v; a At Wy, Mr, M iu|, 9nb2AMrijjonaL (RjdaJtwnA. Th M rna i©«e' RV-a om Ovfe U conducted unde the o? «►. C� neg« fetdowwwrt fee Iff'ertMtc--- ! Pare wVidK fu'n.xWi mat ri li for � wdy Ve b vS.p to k «ib i ©P n � o -,y cvi' |« ttudtnt «Ho � a r«'W Ws joining, Tki y r he nn«ai b nQwe' � i v«s� d «■ N - broiia City «d t a Stit •neeting o? in� en 0 ♦d � Ration� • n K i i on K mpu4 c Ne- bf tkt 'VVnUyM Univ M y. ! i fws atfc � 'ftgi coniMjt d � Ka O0 i� an«i:rg «etmft c • « yMr. Raprotofifytirai front P r « Co'feg to h 1 4 convention war K«nn tv Wc- iya a-d Ribact K«mpV s. Offi-cerv of v ekib are; Bad Ha ' PrO) '4ea� . J -.5 Ray, V.ce Prudent. K«t f Kinri- tofl. Sectetary, AfnoM 8cad'� y, IVaaiurer and Sponvor, Ot. Cavif M. Brown. ' ' ■ ! � A � .' ' ' r ' ■ -, -• , , •• M'S utfe . • - «� : r © ;;« • •• •« , , ’ °� gJW jJ� .■ JofmxpL anqimqsL V0«t FfArte 0 7 Sp OcfvOrt S D«ut«k? ? • Fwroign i.Ar 9v«g« Club Hat a� it PO'POt tK p� WTK ti«rt of fplo-qn i ftgv Sq t At W«!t At v n t'� ty Jn tOftwiiiyj )n � K � iv« -.ngyAgev: French, - rmin d $p n tk. At K mMti S wh.tH 9'« Kflid Oft •'■' f jrln Mcrtfl'S of pack rtrtOfttk th dif font datm protan� fo tk ! rttab«T «nt and n- i-tjntannrvanf of t.« -,f i 9 -.sip. At Mffs, pUy%H poo r , w«gv ««d «.«« d� v;« p f- f nr� d «ftd TH tfepk 9 it o � k Oub t ti� i.t f«i 9 oonwocatioo pjogra -! TKit p o«j� Tt coftt vtod of a Kuwout ‘ So-Ho A'f d � e nr« lM p� t rtt di fey tn G fm n tyovo d 0 Oi t+d by � Sfe«A, ?rcv,j?. Offk � i of tH Oub Konnorb Wofowai. ft pdort ffovd Fitki «. V P� t d9«t J -owmb Mahoney. Soc-' - tflfy T MHrfOf. Ml Gaoiga fiatn it He .ptjftvO' S ”-e g og|i. TV� !� a«■• � • j� o«e ( tt. d ■f® ,®, • ) ■• lit G� —« t � o� -+i • • ► •� '3 tee- p rtf C‘i t'm i C� � 0' It £'• «.« ft .k9� « «► � •' j piar'o . r‘� - I t . nidi , '' «Pi. c ’ « ,,, tv-. ■ jl L, Sna . JL lr? f f, „ i rj' •” £ '', c- JW) A;,. G«t« 3Tte h«- 3. - -1 fat . td J? Siud nt fowuriL Af l ft; Tli� (ferre Mch ef- f«r r WU bo’- 'KJ. n--c ok«r d asd, H '� i 4-c K f Coii� t;l lt « Cu- p Jt C e i ' S'. Va! ; Vi 0� V di-'.co � hic� altsac( -ri ifiary. Tre teelvrwion Rc.™c ■”- S«o1« .ber mi M r« p� rt pi •«- 3 Saury Ha� dy v««lli r f on a popu'a' ty 0 tf ill 4-ff, The concern of tha Student Council it tp repre- sent the fpo'in i of fhp student body. end that's e octly what they ve done this year. When, fho students asked for entertainment, they got it. Among the evonfs held in the oast year have been the HcmcCC-minq Den o, May Fete fl'td Dance, the Inhalation of a jute bo , in the Stu- dent Union and numeror other dances follow log sporting events. In keeping up with current problems, the Stu- dent Council lent their sponsors ord 3 mem- bers to Lincoln to a mooring dealing with the task of improvement of Student Union Ac- tivities. - I Th Inhere Student Anocr tioft m� iH on Wednevdey tp ducum leaon� bated upon the theme. The Church at the Mean� of Grace.” Rov, F, K. Kertipf Johnson Nebraila: Rev. F. W. Merkel, Auburn NecraUa end Rev. W M. Hummel. Auburn hft-iv« «•tps’no :f the orgeriietion •• 1« cha-ge of the dittonton, Ttae fin Wednesday of each month it devoted to social enlortainnua� . Members Left ‘o r'.ghr— De:-a e� Teten, Marjorie Soeoo, vice-president- Betva Hahn, Mary E!ch n- befgcr Be1� 1 Sehmghr Mary Ann Backer, Devotional Lead ': Betty Rad«nnech r. H ‘ n Grurdman. Sevt- tary: Betty K.uer.-'rq. Kenneth Hut tor P-et dent; tout IW� , D ug Brenner. Orvi e Gobbar, Tree� uf r: Dave r f ner. 3UjdthjLkasL Club The Lutheran C'ub— M iiiou'i Synod wet or- ganised 1 Hi year under sr d Ir c rion of Rev. M. P. Dteyer of Auburn. The weekly Meeting� centaraii sa«nd the theme Search the Scripture� . Officen for the Fmt eng second seroeiter� retpecl«v ly were: President— Evelyn Boieck Bob Robert� Secretary - Eii ne Beattie Marilyn Bauct (x). The Y. W, C A, began Iti.yeaf by sponsoring a Welcome Party lor the freshmen qirb, Ou' the Pf'it v n-«n+«r th Y, M. end Y, W, held • joint meeting and dosed Hie evoningt festivities by hay- ing a taffy pu'l. At Christmas lim� the r«!. gious grOVpS ipOrwff� d Cbrtfnai cerofing end e the beginning of the second seroevlar sponsored th Registration Romp. Iasi Iw f. C:— ‘ S Me Inin� : ‘. f. Aceri. V Hen !� : h. $. Cli'ei J. 5“ • i. Mm� 8 M.ll� � TWrd ■ � ; 0. ftnba . J. Lt?� i J (td � ' V lindW. 0 M. £ - « bn� ftc� . M CUfk I f ! h s d tom: i MeWt E Knar . J Adami G h, tow 0, S. TK� ..mfti� . G. Mntigtr. Front Bn : M Hn r— D. md, I Rod id. A. Eli Min Pellenen G. Ho■iib 1. Dorothy C. DuerleU . E. Helm . %. YTL. C- CL. Stands 4 f Lytle SlMing • ft ■ion W M- t � . M r fii-tap F. F bi n 0. tah r?i ft A. Sr«dt Y K! HuTo-v H fteiplt-rte. Th$ Vr C, A. hoi garuted on the P ny Campus after several years ©f in«trvity. This marls the second anniver. tary of the present ©rqaiMjation. The Y. W. C, A. has taken pert in the Registration Romp. Christmas Caroling, and convo- Crttion programs. In the luture, it hopes to be able to eontrib- « « more to the welfare of the Co lege. tnee ill Bob pr«ry. prrsiei over lh S:q fl Teu D ifa initi- alise. Iiy th qfeue from W� 0 i qtf a 'a: Virginia HnndVr. Curtis O-vi'’ V is Patterson, O'vqr M� yf-slij. CisVar. K«r- t ar. 8 � We Braq. . Mr. B«b Be-otV- R-pa F ry t, Mlsi S arHor f. C !yn kata, Ort« (Urk. Den WsAmns nd f-ifc Frank. SiqmcLjaJUL (DqUjol The PHI Alpha chapter of Sigma Tau Delia loot II upon themselves to attempt to revise the total constitution of iho organization during tha currant year. Many intersting and intorma- live meetings we«a held on the third Monday of each month. Mr. Swoehter was the faculty sponsor. Officers ware Robert Presi- dent: DoVan Horsbey, Vicc-Prosidonl and Bar- bara Bragg. Sccretary-Trcasuror, In January the fraternity pyt Out a Siterary pub'lcation. Sitting Sand” under the editorship of Ken- neth Wolford- The mo Mo of the organisation. Siricereity, Truth, ana Design. In O 0VG, K! rnr l i WV- itatef, wfrt 0 K n arxi Lece Jrr, b arr -i n oioflgkh ©v r t-holr en dullth at a Ai Ei'baft Siagg d M -. q . nil att.c-n rif t fiv fr’-odga� usj od f right. fpgei I� The Rt. Rev, Foth r Freni: Ffecek is the sponsor of the Peru New man Club. Being without the facilities to hold daily worship, the Peru students ore Indeed grateful to have a Newman Club os a study dub, where lecturos, films, and social interest can be stimulated with on eye to keep- ing up with their faith. P«nA New1 � C'utl iv vHtf-j' hj.ro hoot ftw: Sty ,. TimOWflyer. Witl ,40. Si. fiev. F-aiM Utc-4 icw: J- W:iwfl I W-ben. Sod- au«s. M «l Mrs. Mstei J, KocH. J. C Vi . A 8-5cV r W: S rAf,. Brhfafto Vossen. Co0. Merfite. S:-c nfir( Seaman, Mn, T«mplo :4y« . E. A. XreiftH, VbwjmxwL @lub KornsL fcwjwmjucA, tXr At the beginning of the year the Homo Ec Club tool charge of a tea that was given for tho freshmen girls. Officers o: the organization: Virgmia Hoad- fey. President: Esther Kreifets. Vice Pres!, riant; Anna Marie KreiFe5-,. Secretary; and Laura! Adamson, Treasurer, In order to raise funds needed far the pay- ment of dues to the Natone1 and State Or- ganization. the dub sold belted foods, spon- sored e coffee Hour, end presented a ben- quot dinner, By following a recipe handed down by Martha Washington the girts made a fifty pouri:: cate which was served at the annual Martha Washington Sifver Tea and Bazaar. Anne Marie Kreifeli was e ected as a State Delegate to she Nebraska State Home Ec- enemies Association. r.io« i?� i . 1 V Sfe TOti c£ v ire'll uw ' f ' A cjcK'1 ! — —g� . . '« v x7 CUpkcL VfljJL Om £{£L Alpha Mu Omega. tho cam- pui (falarni)y, be- gan the tcHoo) yoor with Ruth fclwfffl pretidonl: Lyle M« (, vke-pr itd«fi+: and Leon Joy, secretary and tro-esurer, Mn, My file C oi iponton the or. gadi ration. A row eoMlilestlen wat adopt- ed ef' r tevere1: month of k� t j labor. A� the tecorg mooting ef th year w� -«n p'eogei «' •• owed into th froit-mity. Fr rt Meiei. ' « man fnothamotici t� wd nt. n presented fho 194? m ih «ward. An r iTifltUjm party was H«id in Uwv for the fifteen « - end Lerwuter pledget. The yeer't activities war can- c udad by the annual picnic Ot Noel Peris. . 3V' KT- Melhemettoeet o’ rlnq « jew of terdi. Pi-tyi 191 The campus newspaper, The Pedagogiart, commonly called tho Ped h put out by the [oumalism class, The sponsor is Mr. C, E. Wiikinson, Professor of English, The paper comes out every other week and is under a different staff each semester. The first se- mester editor was Don Johanns of Nebraska City, and the second semester editor was Thorne Dillon formerly of Nebraska City, ffr � ilaff: I above I fdrtar, Jrt'arrt. W,l� o«. ?! •� '. ft«evn. Sfa’Tan, MifWqhr and Saqie Friltchle. Second llefl. (lef ! Ree Bnedlay. A Melotx. Al Major. MIcKaelron, and Joy. � j« (0 (P JUWUUL Who put rtxi bool ♦c-gutb '? vV |, actuary it � s Jacob Nfcrtb It Con-peny of L -M-oV but Editor Pbyt 1 Urbeuer ccaciad th w+iip 'a An start Editor DeVon H rib y and bin lsbor ri o tad, Sob Saasa11. T. Lytle, and T, pn!«s banb’-ad tfi byn M- Imogan Radford typed: Ken Woifcxd indexed: and Die Jonaii •- 3_- Cai. a , t srlon Prat , Kenny Wa an, Lean Joy. and tnany,, mar ,' others put forth roach effort, Ttt sports t ct'On wet by Da Yoourn «nb W, Btlj Merger. The itudant pictirei war shot by Avenu Studio of Colum- bus, Nebraska: the football and bo etbaB « well as the gUmouf sho+t fey A. Peterson, of Auburn, and Professor j. D, Levitt gay bis all to enliven (his book with many good pictures. TKt p. 'r, « ( « . ♦«’• . � n b� ,,e ,.3t - , , A p 6 es- rtfA� M .« . . . i|� � K r Woe- wi Kenr W � n . ., I • «• - UtfeiK. ? 5 -orl. Tk-� e b � r fae r L f« Se � 1� � , - j '.cer - All . £•� ' Kiritay 4 1 (J . •.- � ,.. MmI. D- a . b Life jeb • . . Prrtr. T;v-U.T., Joy and Weifend � r cn «un-irg. I� ; M4t r� q forfft on of ik � f d A l Jk lf P k nd -•« � L Ipiiton Pi Tau It 9 rollers� 1 honorary profaitionel or- ganisation of Indut trial arti tud nH having a major •r (I--'-, ?l-e!d with « “8 tvt'� 9 and � “C ( '«}( or abeva in «If other academic work, Ffafarntliei are found in 4? it at at and !h ea larri� todoi, the District of Columbia, Canada, and India, Active mamba's on 4)1® Peru cam put number 14, During Hs year t«ro initiations w f� heW, and a bar,. ■goat wet h« d on April 21 it, Off-can of the y� ar war at follow-,. Pretidwt. Oal Vandarford Vice President, OrvlB Goober, Secretary, loiter Russell, Treasurer. Wally Richards, Tha background drawing on this- pa-go It that of 0 grinder. P • V Vt-dftfajirfll. k« if. f W H •n . • 1 : ' C £� «-� 4 low, - 4-o r- n - • a a 1«i lr;a- SfA, ' ■’i Mr j'mg S«C« d ®L W. Bctf' � ! � ■- Ydw t+p ■ • 9tftkfj flhdbbmi: rihihdi Mf. |i k hrfL Gwi Peru's loyal Athletes that's what the Greek Phi Lam bd a Alpha stand? for. Every participant in sport? at Peru strives, to earn a monogram P and thus be admitted to the “P Club, honorary athletic fraternity. fhe organisation above all else at- tempts Ig- foster good «■ill and good sportsmanship in all sports activities. One of the means of obtaining fund? come from the selling of programs at fool ball and basketball games. The Club with the aid of other groups purchases all awards such as letter sweaters. The Club also sponsori and buys awards for the Peru High Relays, on annual event. Mr. Alfred Wheeler, better known as Al. is the club sponsor, and officer of the club include Merle 8auor. protidont; Robert Wilson, vice-president: Jack Hallstrom, secretary: end Richard Campbell, treasurer. Sauer and HoHstrom ore basketball phsyers. and Campbell and Wilson excall trs football. P sl � «■� , KowU Ha! . M • 11 a Avc r, J cii HallvVo --, Sob W.lson. 0 'U Pt? Vnn H t-iK v. L R -v WUiq b, $«P9ndl rov: Ofrar J-acV r4-n r, §ii’ VoiS«-.. M nwfrt Brft.I.dAng-. tf ! Thof� -! 0- - T nr c'-e BV P. TMfJ t$m: Ds5n Y A Bc-rnvdhlo-qi D a Y cvm. Ja-ck 1 ’ --an Bc-b frd-.li O b WbaUi. 0 an Cb - n W-ald«P. ro- «k John Wrlk-ntor, Ek-iio C-tt- pbo1 . MoW . jifft Caaa. J v. K Ur-in, R .t5 R-jfh. Diet I v. Fiflk fp«i Ooa A.Adi« i-OA, Roy Ltu . 0Uv r Mlpyfcold. Sob E i ri, i W« buf Sch i1 l, 9 ■ TH-jm a- Ly'o Mc-pi . Stjfh r9«: Oldfltfl T fort Bob L Iau o- , C«c Tom. Hy pk y., Gl £� «.. R. cfc � d- W bb vV.il.i. Jok K . ICt OhamjodifL (fluJb ThovgM of at on of tb mor popular orgaitlutionv tha P ru Dramatic Qub boatH of man, int f � f-Ing a d duca ion l idwitiM for rh form. An j .r. r,on wtrh a bargee? f-ighi-gkrad th ya.j . Social � -v nK, 9«f of cowl in drama throo •op p'ayt draw much int r st. 'Coocoet on rhe Haarth a fare a) henvocoming and a dramatic raligioui play Tk Vtt)il aftra r d many ouh.d drama «nthuiiaiH. Both of tWs productioni war in rhrae ac+i. Ninoteon charactan rook � o rh � t 9 In Til Vigil,an £ ir r Play. A Iki'd play. highly drama He. Th Dud of Hi Road, ‘ wai alto slagad. Off-c M of Ha club w r«: Prai’dont Royd Fllhian; Vita Pr iid««r I� um� n Lyll : S«cre!®ry Patricia Ban ford; and Traaiurar Don Graham. 1Vi .« I ' � faallam it i k am. fr« ‘ tfc V,u-I, I - -da •� n'tr t i M vr.( Mai an Af tin t ti P«ul Paiiei, i, «� ,■ ,. .1 av t'i«aii a Tiudr Toq-n vtiWr play M� iy Mu4i!h . Ab® � ' p pk i , � ha ■ Owb ba qu®! at Nat-aat!,,� C hr lat®� s Rpn� iid «cd fkrt-i Fi(M� n apply Jia m p� :� t 1® Wayn® B+Mor ard K� n tk Wolfefd, Cantak Photor Cc-uM Clari DaVaa. H� nU, rti . Wayri� tanan tq 1 « ika id a, pi‘Pi� cwtlaq Phil S aqia «¥• witaau, Right! Slaqt thfi «i a quattlo � k Naaey Hard.. THmajul Club Tho Peru Chapter of the Music Educators National Conference has as its purpose the stimulation of intorest in music. The presi- dent. Ed Hanna of Table Roclf. has under him several vice presidents who head each separate division. Lester Russel! heads the band Trudy ToggweNor,, the chorus: Garth Emigh, piano and organ: Carol Duerfeid!. She Orchestra, In March four students and three of the music faculty attended a national confer- ence in St. Louis. besides getting out and stfmu'atirsg inter- est. the group Has directed M.LNX. and other musical clinics and activities. Its Dance Band earned money for the club at the same time it provided the students with a source of entertainment. Alev ; Pi ,vaert Hj.fi a ji vd«t. SeSew: Th Pen Dsnse bead—� iv-ic- tio . of Hi Mul l Club, Srt-'irv-j ? Y«a. wk-ai It I. f q rd' st sf iko mawMI � k«1 care on April 3rd . . . Raram, bar??? TWj faDpy q'oup go rsilfasi fttf a-ci foak off for a k;l dawn Ike ir� c i ore Sunday efl rnoo«. yUmpA A, Sphinq, B • a«d 5ri n?.i� od c- ftwlr Sug sqtj dicta’ft icen la rmnd “ifeo fact Oat o 1 «« fc« f Fo bo changed. 3« 1(4 J IS i £� S w« rticw irAptti'iv by ibp ;. .vo 4 i Wi Tft l« ly ej4 tl� 4 CfOSSfOfcdl- Uft: Wi ™ ifc if, R .; Yn Do . wo i ! I In April 9:. T. 8«54v -A Sp 4 rf+ei' !. . r, t viM. � $ 1 r' elwW� J ;,,r'a n-f-tji IU 9 B by d H r� h f d- j kir p; « •� • v« V V K %b || tiiWMt T'-k Ftfftf Cl«m� Mi f W O' Qt Mrtxl O’cPacf Sifi S i'tir-v Cwvl S!urf Af Jjili«'e-i 1 Jiw Gotten C U% lafc b :j fAirtS+M J - i Lorlti Cr !q M4dr!4«| f. H„A. ? 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SiudmiA, Dickie Allgood Carolino Fither Sherry Berthelson Kathaieen Emmert Ann Fogelton Paul Holdorf R.onda McMoiterj Tommy Majorj Bobby Peck Glenda Allgood Joyce Smith Joyce Spinier Charlotte Scott Marion Straw lelend Snyder Paul Sweetser Af Wheeler Bobby Newton i� I Sara Jan Ad a mi Alice Allgood Jack Dojcf'si Larry Knopi Eltsin� Gardes Juov Lolspaich Keith Jack � 1 jy M-tCcrwaughay Pat Morfil Kan n Novak Afti Sherman J rr Smith Lydia Titan Kay Tripp Patty Winning-ham Ogr Voiontine Post Office J’IAaL tjhadsL SsxwuL %AadsL Marcia Ailgocd Decora t'r-g Our Room with a Winter Scan . P� g« I� Jimmie fternhert Jimmy Chiiit Larry Groves Terry Hager Jerry Henman John Holdorf Mary Claire Jarvii Keith Knopf Davy McMattpr Hanford Miliar Haney MUstead Joaiee Ninchelter Harlan Palmar DonaW Stivers- 8ii.l Tyoon JhvuL amt foiodh, )hadsL LaneH Ada � Norm Q«o k Caroiyn Korni Judy Straw Card $thr rt Carolyn TiS� n J a met Al good Kenn lh Hager Pater Hodorf Roger Mem IJ George Ninteho'ior Lftilio Tripp David Walton Marian A I! good Paulina Allgood Marilyn Earnhardt Darlene England ll r,« John Dawn Lockwood Dorothy Sherma n Monty Al?good Delbert Deckord Lyle Douglei Jama to+ipekh Edward Ninc h !v f Larry Parc Reinhardt Qu -a Gary Schneider Bernard Sltiman Richard Straw Dale Taylor Blaine Wllklnton FOyrltl qrad, |tvdi l a r-rvnahy . , , � � ?« IB Nadine Ade«k Emma Bader M ry England Judy M 'I M rlha Sue Moor Patty P arc Beverly Shamen Marilyn ly Wl Jud� ih Tynon Gertrud Winnlnqham Howard Allgood Kenneth Anderson Jerry Henning fta« McOonn-nughey Bruce Pack Re Rain� ' ernoiv Straw Cecil Waller R«m Weddle Richard Stiver� JiflJv 'CjhjadsL Sixth- hjadsL Art—Ihatcreative period -, • Mary Aopie-q-ate Fey H-effnvsn Nadine Keople Judy M r n Keren Qo !e Beverly frico Joyce Rtfyie Darien Reeves Eddie Allqood Eldon Ail good Lcstor Banlonshio Mictey Douglas Richard Douglas Richard Grave� Duane Lewis Tommy Sherman ► m SswswIPl � «• tjhadsL C roJ Wftjon M ry Mo «a K tHy Morgan 6 W Nrf cit� W JO A� W Pan-iaft J n R � ••« H vV W !4 - Morvfi A icoci O rl � Sr; rifr-- :p S-d ro«m R « ffm ? Mi Vy H m l Jaw -, J r s D w--d lew Saw 0 ry Lot+er f‘ ’l Kani P«t futmor (Cec 4 S.rtwan i. He� W+Auqooa Judy Adam' Je P«c« SV ty W rimngW m HafK'f St'a- 0 wv Sfc fm. (t TKywri« Say«f 0 -' r ?Uf? Op Tl'.rw fco er Ha.ijh Nyflyi W«irttf Dua « Wc n qnt Domt A. }ck? J '•� ' H y-ocd Rtsfe Mcrtro Bert Bfr-'-tt� Judy Ai ood Stwity W ;tert £iqMh. muLl W W � - • fclswuwiwuf (hdtiviimbu The pictures show a bit of Vtrk« the youngar f«l are do � g ttava days. and from lha loots of things thay're doing alright. Of course theta pic- lt ra couldn’t begirt to da plot oJI of their aeoonvp'iiJv mentj.. At lh« left: Student in ttruefofj Rogers Aderp'i. Reeber, end Uoyd « pervise ih projects of bating Christ, mas cookies. Ummrn, YumJ lele� : The Ela nenl y in to h-e'p tO'Jtrtit4 Saute’ � rl i ep, it yee ben � -.',1 ihr fv«i into w«rt Then Just tWnl o) -h f 5� nta hit fo rfa. Lift: Min MeCeilun' wHI tall ye-v ih t Me Chf-itma play. “The Urtteif A«eeT“ •e� fc 14n' « � «' f� r p«p,)| PMIMlf4 d.r,«vg ih entire yea . Mtifer Jarnei Cn'it hint he l� .j rote i Me tirtfert A� e� l-'' They Mv Mr. M e � . hj, le t iceiti eyeing yaung rex l|I 21s tfje 1950 $erut)ian goes! to press tfje staff regrets to announce tlje passing of Or. iiicijolas Or. itlaxUicll Or. JJaber ut • m Aik Jot— Lincoln Made ENVELOPES Wholesale — Retail Maiw cjciureJ by The Lincoln Envelope Co. ASSOCIATED WITH JACOB NORTH CO. And another section of a school annual goes to press, For over 60 years discriminating buyers of printing have been coming to NORTH'S, ‘The House of Belter School Annuals . Jacob North Co. Print! ivg ♦ Offsetting Lithographing 1118 M Street Lincoln, Nebraska tog IH HILL S DRUG STORE The Rexail Drug Store ★ SCHOOL SUPPLIES STATIONERY COSMETICS MAGAZINES CANDY Our Fountain Service Will Please You Peru Nebraska THE PERU POINTER Newspaper and Printing Service Commencement Invitations Peru Nebraska THOMAS CLOTHING COMPANY ★ Men’s and Boys' Furnishings First with the Latest Only exclusive Men's Store ★ Nebraska City Nebraska HESTED STORES Compliments of RIGGS JEWELRY STORE For Better Service it Auburn Nebraska and Dr. E. F. Riggs. Optometrist Auburn Nebraska Thirst, Too, Seeks Quality Montht of tttuly—Month of pleasant companionship— All of them umHurif«l in liiii ymbook. nsffltf'tilei to llw eflort Jwu lure pul forib to nulr surer� of your i- bool work. It is our hope that Coca-Cola has in some amnii way made your task easier— contributed a friendly pause for refresh meat so your work or play, Anvwhere, anytime, you will find a frosty bottle of Con-Coli near-by to help you make any pause ' Tire Pause Thai RelrtiW- Aik for it ftihsr uvry. � , fat tridt-markt mttm tht tame thing. BANK OF PERU Peru, Nebraska Fed ? ! Otpciil Ininnne C«rpi f trpn E. L. DECK CO. Bettor Hor dwore Phone 2561 Peru Nebrat.lt G. 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Enroll now — Free Life Membership HUFFS TEACHERS AGENCY Member N.A.T.A, IS years superior placement service Missoula Montana Movies are Setter Than Ever! THANK YOU STUDENTS AND FACULTY We Always endeavor to bring you the latest and best entertainment possible. Suggestions are Welcome THE PERU THEATRE P. C. Maxwell, Mgr. P°riJ_________________Nebraska RED AND WHITE STORE Groceries — Meats — Fruits Vegetables George Haigh, Prop. Phono 2141 Peru Nebraska MILSTEAD APPLIANCES Attend the Wiring —- Heating — Electrical STATE and AUBURN THEATRES Sales and Service Phone 2661 Auburn Nebraska Peru ★ Nebraska HASKETT STITZER IMP. CO. Auburn, Nebraska JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Phone S12 AUBURN HOTEL Avenue Apt� . Auburn Nebraska H. HEMMINGSEN Dry Goods Ready-tO'Wear Millinery Telephone 377 Auburn __________Nebraska FORD Sales and Service We buy. We sell, We trade Clemiuy Holmes Motor Company Phone 212 Nebraska City Nebraska We Solicit Your Patronage NELSON NORDLUND On the Hill and On the Square” Auburn Nebraska Dealers in McCormick-Dcering farm equipment and top quality field seeds. Your ovory need in School Supplies THOMAS BROS. Jewelry School Supplies Watches Diamonds Complete Watch Repair Phono 4181 Peru Nebraska FOLEYS Shop of Fine Jewelry DIAMONDS — WATCHES WATCH REPAIRING ¥ NEBRASKA CITY NEBRASKA Qndox, Adams, Joan 31,43,81,96 Adamson. Laurel..,.............31. 104 Ad , Roy _ 16 3| Albers. Freda 30. 31, 81 96 Ale nander. Joyce 31,96,98,115 Alexander. William 25, 52. 98 Anderson, Dew 22, 83, 84. 97, 109 Ashley, Alma...................... 98 8arrett, George 94 Bauclte. Marilyn... 4J. 81. 96 Bauer. Mode 22. 57. 60. 70, 109. 117 Bednar, William. . 30, 43. II4 fleethe. Eileen ............ .81, 96 Beethe. Game_____ 96 Benford. Pot 43.94,96,112 Sanford T, . .... 10, 78 Benson. Wayne U0. Ill, 112 Baron, Roland ...... . 35, 104 Blake, Marion .................... 78 Blocker, Jerry .... ______ 16 Bobbitt, Delores 43. 96 Boomer, Mary... 43, 92. 96, 104 Boesel, Roborl .....22. 43, 83 91, 95, 97. 107 Bond. A. ...................... 16.94 Bornemeier, James 43, 97, 105. 108 Bemschlegl, Don 57. 60. 70. 94, 97. 109. 118 Bosecit, Evelyn J8. 99 Bowen, Gerald ...................... 22 Bowen, Shirley 42. 43 Bradley, Arnold 98. 106 Bragg, Barbara 95, 96 B'avrer, Jack ....... 97 Brewer, Charles 22, 97 Breier. William ______________ 30 Brieseno, Manuel .............(04, 109 8roads1on. Clyde ...._______________ 43 Brown, Castle 78.98 Brown, Marvin .................... 22 Bruening, Doris ... 96 Bvmon. Edith ..... .104 Ca-npbcRichard 22. 97, 106. 109 Carey, N. M„....... ....... 18 Casler, Burtis 43, 105 Chase Aaron .................... 104 Chose, Jeannette ... 104 Christ, John ..16,94 Christ. Lillian - -_____,_________94 Oaybum, A. 8.. ._ —........ 78 Clements, S, L,-.................. 78 Clements. Mrs. S, L. ..........78 Ciites. Sherry , .... _______81,96 Clerk. Robert ...................... 22 Coatney, Rex ,13.22,97 Cole, Jackie ________94,96,114.115 Conn. James __________ . .... 105, 109 Cook, Myrtle .................... 16 Cop-e, Gerald ...................... 22 Cummins, W.Hiem _ 105 Cupp, Max ....... 94 Davidson. Phyllis................ II Davis, Jo ........... .............. 96 Dee, Don 58, 104 Diddel, Norma ...................... 10 Dillon. Thorne 13. 97. 106. 107. I 12 Dobrovolrvy. Emil... 30, 108 Downey, Marlin 16, 99 Duorfeldt. Carol 43, 112 Duerfeldt. Hobart....43, 95. 105. 112 Duncan. Dean________________________ 98 Duncan, Rovert ....... ____....... 94 Eads, Sue 10 Effken. Ted 35. 70 Eichenberger, Mary ,__..... 43 Eilers, Robert.....57, 60, 70, 91, 109 Eis, Anna belle.... 31,96, 105 Es. Betty -------------------------- 95 Eis, Glen 51, 105, 109 Swell, Ruth 105 Ehvell, Walter 16 Emigh. Garth 10, 43. 95. 105 Eshelman, Gale 13, 70, 97 Eubank, Louisa 17 fink. Richard .................... JO Finklo, James 83,97, 105 Einkle, Robert ...................97 Fischer, Frank ...„ .........97, 105 Fithlen, Floyd ........... 99, 110 Flack. Batty ________________ 96 Floyd, Re 97 Frank. Robert ........... 84.97. 109 Frifschle, Reggie 106, 110 Gordnar. Kenneth .22, 98 Genoa. Margaret... 42, 43, 96 Gerdos, Marvin ............... 70 Gilbert. Paul 11.60.70.78 Graham. Don 95, 108, 110 G'Wispie, Joseph ____________ ... 25 Gleason, James .................. 25 Gleason, Elaine ........ ...... 96 Gobber. Orviile 7. 10, 105. (08 Grow, Donald .............. 105, 108 Grifling, Barbara 30. 96, 81. 114 Gtundman, Helen............ 43, 104 Haile. Robert________________ ... 98 Hale, Norris ............ . 30. 10? HaHsfrom, Jack ...._60, 70, 97, I OS. 109, IIS Handley. Virginia 10. 96, 104 Hanna. Edwin 43.82,90.97,112 Hardy. Nancy 43, 88. 96, 104. HI. 117 Hewxby, Carol .10. 43, 95. 81, 104. 105 Hawxby, Dorothy..............43. 112 Heim, Frances ......... 43. 96. 104 Herthey. DeVan ...... 13. 30. 97, 106, 109. Ill, 114 Hosier, James______ 98 Hinrichs, Mery Jane...... 96 Hoberg, Don...................... 97 Holmes. Esther 43.95, 112 Houser, Sever! ___ 104. 114 Huck, C. A, (6 Humphrey, Thomas , 109 Hutton. Kenneth 30, 95, 98. 105 Johanns, Don, ..............-106, 107 Johnson, Willis........60, 70, 97. 109 Joneson, Dick.........30, 42, 59, 114 Joy. Leon.............95, 105. 106. 109 Karebatsos, Arthur.............52. 98 Karebetjos. Nicholas...............25. 98 Kean, Marie ...................... 96 Keckely, Robert ................ 70 Kempkes, Robert ................. 98 Kinnison. Lester..............98. 105 Knape. Eva .......„........-..«... 96 Knople, Harold .................... 97 Koth. Shirley .......... 96, 104, 114 Kreifels, Anna...........10, 43, 104 Kreifels. Esther ................ 104 Kocere, Ronald................98. Ill Lafferty, Gordon..............105 Larsen. Cecil --- 97 Laue, Roy_________-......97. 106, 109 Lewis, Richard........... ........ 109 Littrell. Delbert............... 105 Livingston, Bobby............ 97. 109 Lloyd, Jean ...................87. 96 Letspeich. Roy ................... 70 button, Katherine............... — 96 Lytle, Truman............13,43,99. 107 McCartney. Ted.....................16. 30 Mclninch. Jean............. 43, 112 Mclninch, William........„.„...43, 112 McKnight, Cecil...........59. 106, 109 Me Masters, Kenneth ........ 52 Mahoney. Jerry................... 99 Majors, Alan .................. 106 Majors. Art...........13, 106 Merflce, Bernice.............„,43. 104 Marts, Gerald..................... 59 Mesek. Frank . 83, 95, 104. 195. 109 Mayfield. Oliver......22. 91.97, 109 Meeker. Omer . 57. 60, 94, 97. 115, 109 Meier. Lyle....69. 70. 95. 105, 109, 115 Meritt. Charlotte 96 Metzger. Gertrude...................96. 98 Metzger. William....................13. 97 Michaelson. Robert.........25, 105. 106 Miller, Barbara ....................96, 98 Miller. Dean....... 57. 78, 97, 109 Miller, Dell...............59. 97. 109 Moore. Robert ................... 98 Moran, Maurice..........43. 112 Morton, Mary.............43. 81. 105 Mudra. Darrell..............30. 70 Nolte, Lorranine.................114 Ocker, Sharon.................... 70 Ogg. Karl . ....112 Olson, Curtis...70, 84, 95, 97, 105 Paap, Rachel................42. 81 Parker. Paul.................. 43 Parriott, Betty.............96. 115 Patterson, Charlene .............118 Paulsen, Don .................. 42 Pennington, Jack ...........42. 70 Pharaoh. June.................... 96 Pharaoh. William ............. 30 Poppe. LaVern ................. 97 Pratt. Marion ...... 87, 91. 96, 106 Pryor. Charlotte 32, 82, 90, 94, 112 Pryor, Pat 89, 112 Rademacher, Betty.................42 Radford, Imogene 10, 30, 96, 104. 106 Rath, Otto...........16, 94, 99. 106 Rawson, Robert .................... 98 Ray, Jess....................... 98 Reber, Devee ..................... 96 Redfern. Janice .......„.......... 96 Rees. Merritt ...................... 94 Reese. William............. . 97, 106 Resz. Robert.................. „...105 Rheele. Opal........................ 86 Richards, Maurice........16. 25. 84, 97 Richards. Wally.......7, 10. 105. 108 Roberts, Bob....................... 31 Rodriguez, Orlando.....30. 42. 99, 104 Rogers, Phyllis......._.........92, 96 Russell. Lester.. 42, 58. 106, 112 Russell. Roger................. 43 Ruth. Russell.31. 60. 70. 84, 92, 97. 109 Ryan, Robert......... 59,97. 105, 108 Ryan, Thomas ____________________ 104 Samler. Jacob........... 16. 94, 99 Scheitel. Wilbur....... 39. 97. 109 Schliefert. Geraldine... ....43, 112 Schmidt, Marilyn ................ 92 Schwab. Harold ..................118 Schwartz. Alvin .............. 52 Shrader, Robert............. 35. 70 Slagle, Phillip ............. „.! 11 Smith, Joan...................... 96 Stahl, Lawrence.................. 35 Stertzer. Robert .................105 Steffan, Richard..............35. 106 Stukonholtz, Stanley....58. 108. 114 Sweenie, John............18. 97. 114 Sweenie, William .............. .114 Swinney, Merritt................. 35 Taylor, Kenneth ...97. 105, 109, 115 Taylor. Bernie...........16, 35,94, 99 Templemeyer, Donald..........104, 109 Teten, Eldon................. 57. 109 Thiesfeld, Dean...............35. 84 Thomas. Fred ....... 82, 98. 105. 109 Thomas. Leroy.................... 42 Thompson, Norma .......„.........115 Thurman. William....69. 70. 109, 114 Tillman, Cecil..........97, 106. 109 Tincher. Shirley.............35, 112 Toggweiler, Trudy 25. 43.91, 94, 95, 96, M2. 118 Urbauor. Phyllis..........25, 104, 107 Urwin, Kenneth............ 35, 109 Utermohlen, Charles....„„,.,.25, 97 Vacek. John .................... 94 Vacek. William.........35. 108. 109 Waddle, James.............. 16, 35 Walden. Cal 25. 82. 95. 97. 98. 109 Walker, Lewis .................... 35 Walker. Ralph..........35, 99. 105 Walz, James 31. 35, 97, 105 Walters, Kenneth 43, 106. III. 112 Ware. John....................... 25 Webb. Richard..............105, 109 Weick. Louis....................... 35 Wendt. Donald..................... 70 Wickiser. Maralee 43. 94, 104 Wilkinson, John 42, 109 Willoughby. Lois .. 25 Wilson, James.....42, 84. 92, 104 Wilson. LeRoy.......... 97, 104, 109 Wilson, Robert 84, 97, 106, 109, 115 Wohlfarth, Richard................. 35 Wolford, Kenneth.......25, 43, 95, 98, 99. 106, III t