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afuninra Ev ery o n e is familiar with th e o ld say ing that qnality i~ nll!rc t• 1 he d e sired than q ua nti ty, yet th ere need he n<J res ult an t incnngn1it_,.. if tlw t ,,.., g" hand in hand. ,\ c lass pussess ing qualit y in addi t i<nl l<> qnantit y i ~ iJJ <kcd wo r thy o f laudat ion . That th e c lass of 1 <J 1 5 ha s cl!nt ril>ntcd 1111 1rL· t h a n it:-; share o f arms . legs. head s, and feet to that mighty ltu in an !lCt <<Jll 1". t he ",.;t 11dent body." is a sel f- e vident fact. That \\'(' poss ess quality in pn •p• >rli< 111 (() o ur n umbe r remain s to be proved. Th is. to<>. sl wuld he a sel f-l'\· id cn t fact. but o ut of deference to o ur s uperio r "brethren" and "siste rn ." ,,· It o 1nay feel inclined to n ega tive o ur re doub table deeds and ,,·o1Hir()us ln·illiann·. it h ecomes o u r painful duty to blu s hingly set forth a fc\\' c h rlln iclcs c,f <ll1r pa st achievements-past, but n o t fo r gott<.-11. Far be it fro m u s to boas t. Ind eed. it is unnec essar _,. f, •r u s to hua,.;t L et the cold facts speak fo r th emselves! lli s t ory see ms t" rep eat itself. in th at th e Juni or class of eac h s ucc eeding year has been n11tcd f, •r it s l'f'ficiL·n cy al o ng many lin es. ft ha s a h,·ays been ably rc prcsentt:d in s• •c ia! an d in te llectual circles . o n the debate rs · platform. an d in at h let i c~ . . \ nd. as J 11ni n1·s . we. too. have kept up th is h igh s ta nd a r d of excel le nc e. O ur c la ss machinery ha ~ run s m oot h ly ,,· ith o ut s lipping a cog· l'\'l'r s in ce the election of o ur ,,·orthy o ffi cers. a nd under the guidance and ,,·ise coun~c l of our true fr ie nd and a d viser. l'rof. :-;mi th . \\'i thin th e class it sel f \\'<.' have l'11jo yecl man y de li ghtfu l socia l events . in cl uding .. ,,·ccnic roast s ." picnic~. partie~. ' 'shir t-tail parades ... an d a ll tho se affairs \\'h ic h go to make the life of c\·cry dass. Then , aside from o ur 0 \\·n "do in's." ,,.e ha\'C e ntere d w ith e nt husiasm into all the school activitie s. \ Ve h ave cont rib uted reade r s. si ngct-s . plaYers o£ musical in struments, dan cers . a nd dramatists l11 countless programs du;·ing the year.

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1:nr till· \: urma 1 cl1..' Dat ing ~ quad we p ro duced t wo sta r de baters- Scott ;t n d :\1..'1 :-;,,tl. .\!though till' b t ll' r lla:-; tW\Y !c it u~. :; he \\·as a n e n eq:~:et ic and Cull\·it K ing :-;pcah·r. and did cre dit to her :-;ex o n t he .. \\.om a n S uffrage .. quest iu n . . \nd d id ,,.e tllH .. s hi tH: ·· in athletic:-;! \\·e lost in ne ithe r football n o r bas k~..· thall in ter ~..·la :-::-; L' tllltl':'t:-: . but prun:d i rre ~ i :-:tibk 10 o ur o ppt)ncnts . in s pite .. r :-:tr•'n.t.:· " PPo :-:it iutl. \\·c \H·rc abt1 ,-ic tn ri uu:-: in tl w g irb· ga tn ~..·. muc h t o t h e c hagrin uf the up 1w r c l a~~nll't l. l:t)llr ~tro ng· m e n from t)tlr ra nk ~ .. lin ed up .. \\·ith thv \ · ar~it:· f1lOt ha ll t~..·a m-~..·ach a n a rtist in hi s li ne. Three were g i,·e n pla ~..·cs < 'n till· \ ·arsit :· ha s h ·tbal l t.:a m . a nd \\·e ll did t hey dese rY e t he h o n o r. 1\ () rc hn ~. 1-"t·;t nn '. \ l ajtlr:-:. 1\ruml ~un a nd l( unz rcpre~c nt o u r ~ ha re o f the g·irk \ . ;tr~ i t:· h a:-;kc t lnll ~q u ad . T n a "· itnc:-:~ of th e girl~ · g-ames t h ese na m es " ·ill bring· hac k Yi:-:io n s tlf tnt!:· h ill' play ing. \\ ·~..· c•H tld g il nn tlm s naming n ur ,-a ri ous acco m p li s hments ind efi nit dy. hut that \\·1lu ld he un h<:nlllli ng· in a cl ass <k siring greatn ess in it s tri.test sensc .\ft cr al l. c la ~s ~p iri t an d prid ~..· s h ould r L'adil:· bend before tha t no b ler a nd m o re a l t rni ~t it· pa ~:-;in n - P ~..·ru ~p i rit .

. \ s t h e ~.: nior~ lean' u~. \\T fall heir to t hei r m ant le of lcad er~ hip . "·hic h th e:· ha n· sn a bly wo m. \\'c rccei,·e it g ladly. :·ct humbl y. a nd \\·i th t h e ir \\·o rt h_,. effo rt s a nd s upnla ti H' exam ple a s stepp in g-~to n es to cYe n g reat er ac hievenl l' tlt. m aY we co n t ill\1 1..' to be a cr~..·d i t to o ur .-\ lma \fater ancl an in spirat in n tn the ··u ndc r g-rad:-;... 1:or·· L in ?s of Senio r s all re mind us \\·e can ma ke o ur li,·es s ublim e, .-\mi. depa rtin g . Jeay e behind u s F nolprin t,; on t he sa nd s of t imc ...

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at the h o me o f o ur adviser, th e first part o f th e year . and a class party h el d a few \\'eek s late r. Th ese get- toget h e r and g-et -a c quain te d affair s arc t h l' b r ig- h t spots in the humd rum of sc h ool life t h at \\' ill he c h e r ished h _,. t lH· s, >ph o rn u rcs th roughou t life's jo u r ney.

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pleasure actuate th e m o tives o f the S o p lH>lllo rt· s . . \ nH >ng th c rn is t h e an l hition to h ave th e large st gra du a ting c la ss in the hi s tl>n· ,,f th e s c h 1>1d i n ll) l 6.

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~"- daily rt :'e' 1he Fre~h ic:; '[',, tht· l lig-h cr Realm" t1i Th n ught: Littll' care• thcy ior t hc :'corn and jeers of man y . They may bc gTL'L'll, bttt thcrt' arc ot h ers : ~~~- hark ye ! Sutcll'nt~ ni the :\ o nnal. ~tcp a:<idl' and k t thi:< Cia'" of '17 go ~\\·t\cpi n g past.

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''Oh, let us fill o ur heart s up w it h the glory of the da y . .-\nd banish cv'ry d o u bt and ca re and SIJITO\\" far a\,·ay! 'vVhatevcr be our stati()n, with l'ruvi d encc f,,r gu id e, Such fin e circum stances ought to mak e u s sat is fi e d: F o r th e wo rld is full o f roses, and the roses full o f d e ,,·. And the clew is full o f heaven ly lo ve that drips fo r 111 c a nd ,., l \1. - James \V hi tcollllJ l ~ilc,· .

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\\'lw ha:' :-;pent a tnurc p rL)fitabk and n to re enj oya ble year tha n t h e T rainn:-;:

1\aclt mL·nther '1f t hL·

cla:-;~ came to l)cru \\·ith a defi ni te aim in mind.

l ~aclt lean·:-; l'nu ,,· ith the in:-;pi r:ttion th at ac h ieYclllcnt of purpose affo rd s, \\·hen buug;ht at the ColSt pf faithful. clil ig·c nt ,,·o rk.

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I I(\\\' un t i ri 11 g han· been her df Prl:' : hm,· no h k h er e :-:ampl e ! \ \·e hope n O\\' tu du fur th e c hildr e n of :\cbras ka what ~c:braska . th rough l'c r u , ha s done fo r u s.

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Th e T rain ing H igh School co ns is ts of t\\·o g- r adt:s-:\i ntil and T t: nlha nd is ful ly acc redite d and o rga ni zed acc() rd ing- to th e c o u r se pn·scr il> t: d ]) ,· the State D e par tm e nt o f E du cat io n ancl lit e l ' n i,·e r s it y o f \.·L· hra ~k a. D urin g th e year. fifty p upi ls h ave bet: n e n ro lled . \\' hi k I 'c r u ftt r ni~ l ws th e larger n umber of t h ose atte nding-. t h ere are t\\'c n h ·- th r cc n 1n1 - r e s irknt s. coming fro m '\."ema ha and other co unt ies.

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A §ot1g of lgrru Those S\\'et:l. s wec:t s •Jilgs I'd lik e l<, s it tgTI H.:y \\' O tll d t e ll .,f all the s p lend .. r < Jf r ugged hill s and I• •ve ly ,·ail- s . :\ ncl 111 e m u r ies s• • t e nd c r. T hey \\·rnild t ell of • •>I !'ik e ' s l 'l'ak. s• • gn t tt . \V it !J th e \\'o r iel's l 1e~ t \\T alt !J at it s feet: Th e field s uf \\·avi ng co rn and grain. 1\ncl t he s h eaves of gold e n ,,·heat. T hey \\·utd cllell ()f l :u ck l' r l·c k . c k;tr a ttd c<n d . 1\nd the blackbird s in tl! c tl!id;d . .-\ncl th e wnrlcl s rJ bri ght •sith their t tlltsi c S\\' L'L'l. :\nd the: c he rry song uf th e cricket. Th ey \\'CJtild tell of dre ams b y the riv ns id c . vVhe n.: be n d s th e bltt l· sky r •vc r. 1\nd songs of bird s and hum of bees I n t he fra g rant fie ld s of c luvcr . Th ey wo ul d tel! of L over 's Lan e . s11 fair. 1\nd its bl osso m s splasltl· cl ,,·i tl t rkw. A nd a Jun e- t im e m oo n a -s milittg Fro nt a gl(ll·iuus s k y uf bl u e . They w o ul d tell uf dear \ l t. \' e nt ll tt. :-\nd th e ,,· ind in tlt e trees ,,·l·rh cad . . \-\\·hi sp e r ittg sa d and lr •nesuJJH.: ln the c ity o f t h e dca d. Th ey ,,·ould t e ll of bare .,Jd I ndian II ill. \\'ith it s s ttn sl'l flan H.: Clf g••ld . . \ nd the ckt rlll of the barren hill s id e . . \ncl the Indian tales of o ld . Those s w eet, S\\·eet so n gs I 'd like t o s ingThey w o uld t e ll my sch ool clays' sto ry: The j <)yfuln ess . t h e ca r efree h ea r t. :\nd a ll o f yo uth' s 0 \\ ' 11 g]l) ry .

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an d the ll alh.l\\·c'en fro lic. The p r og:r ams prm·cd to he o i litcran· yalu e . and shm rc d much faithfu l preparatio n on t lH: part uf lh)th the com mi ttee a nd the partici pants in the exen:isc~. \\"hen a~ked tn appear the Evcrd t ah\·ays did his bc:-t and tri ed in l'Very \\·ay to fu rth e r the hi ghest inter ests of his literary society. ] le felt. too. th<tt he. as well a~ C\TrY nthn F.\· c rett . has i11 l'rofes:;or I lull a true friend and adviser. li e

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IDf1r ~iiJrhatrrs of 1Yl4 C ·\ S l L· s L'E:\ :\ E D Y ·· 1 d o n o t k n ~),,. t lw m an l ~ h o uld a \·oid so soon .\ :-: tha t :; pa rt' l'a :-: ~ iu :; . H e r eads much ; I I t' is a g rl'at tlh :-:c n ·e r . an d he lo o k s quite Thru ugh th <.' tk..-d s o f m e n ." L ' a ~s iu s ,,·a s b nm n l·a r l'l' l'll a nd has lin~ cl in t he sp irit o f Peru a ll his life. llc S< Hlll q uit te d th e C\J UIHr:-· sc iHHll ftJ r t h e Hig h S c h ool a nd Nor ma l. He w ill gTaduat c in :. l a y hut ,,·ill l' tlllt in u..- wo r k to wa rd his de g re e. He h a s a h,·ays takl'll an int<.'rl'S t in cl ra mat ics a nd de ba t in g . He has been a n impo rta nt c haral'l er in m a n y u f til l' h l'St pia ,. ~ . L a s t \'l';u ·· h e ,,·on in th e trY-outs a nd debated agai n s t 1-.: carn l·y: thi s yea r h~ a g ai n w~ n in t he "tn ·ou t s" a.nd wil l co n test fo r h o n o rs :.1 ay l)t h. T,u > :-·ca r s a g n he a l:-:o \\'On in -t he "tryo u ts" a nd d eb a t ed a g·ain st \\ ' a :-·n l..' . Il l..' ,,· a~ l'rl·s i<knt o f th e Class o f t 9 I..t whe n th ey \\·e re JunIors . Ca s~ i u~ is lll ll' llf th l):'l' ki lt) \\':' \\· lw has the ra re fa cu ltY o f con t inua lly making fr ie nd s \\·i t h o ut IP s in g o ne. I\ () 11 E RT 0 . \'E R:\0 :\ " .\tt CI11J>t the l' lHI and n e Yc r stand t o do ub t . :\ ut b in g ' s Sll ha rd but search \\·ill find it o ut." . \ fi ne c ;-.; ainpk (l f a Sl'l f- ma d e ma n: an o r pha n. w ho ha s ha cl li ve differe n t Ita llll'S: a m an \\·lw G ill look h ac k a n d sa,·. "\Vel ! do ne. " Th ese a re pa rts of th e h isto ry o f a ch a ract er \\·ho " ·ill g ra du; t e a s ] 'resid en t o f the C la ss o f 19 14. II e \\·ork c d hi s \\·a y thro u g h th e 11 ig h Sch o o l by he lping a but ch e r a nd harcl,,·are m a n : hat c h ed \\' h e n he cou ld n ot d o bette r, s \\·ept. b eat carp e ts, c ut wood, wo rk ed in co unt y tre a su re r 's o ffic e a nd ha s n e ,·e r fo und any ho n ora ble work h c n ca th h im. J lc ha s ha d m·ad ,· eYen· hon o r o f importa nce during hi s t\\'o ye a rs a t the :\ n rm a l. a nd ,.ct h a s ~,·ork c(i e \·cn· do llar o f his \\·ay. For his H ig h Sc h on! ( T ren to n ) he d eb<;t ed again st Culbert~on. :\ I cC o o k . India no la a nd ~l in d e n , a n d \\·as o n the team th a t ,,·on the champio ns hi p of the S o ut hwes t Nebra s ka D e bating L e a g u e o f 19 1 1 . 1-1c ,,·on in t he "tryo uts " he re la st yea r a nd was o ne o f th e tea m that d e ba ted a gain s t !.. :: ca rn ey.

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" [l e is a fu o l 11·ho think s IJI· f•1rn· u r "k ill T o tu r n the c urre nt '>f ;1 \\''lilian' s 11·ill ." \ I iss Con nt:ll \\'as ho rn in h:cya I 'a l1a C~>tlllt_l· . \:vl> r;1 "k;1 . ;11 1<1 i" pr""" ~>f her cou nt y . S he went to sc hool in the di s tri c t till I il gradual i••n fr, •Ill t lt v e ight l1 grade and then learned t ypew riting anrl sll' IH >graplty . ;1nd 11·• · r k ~,·d at .\ l;1di ;-; un a fell' yea rs. In th e m eantim e s h e: taugh t sch<J•ol til·,, yv;1rs ;111<l 11·itll tl1v lll••ncy ear ned at this and s te nograph y ha s pair! h e r <111·n 11·ay tllr• •t1;.,:·l1 sl·l1• "d . ~ltc g radu ates in \lay ll'ith m o r e than a year's c red it s '""·;1rd l1 l·r dvgrl'l' . ~ Il l' l1;1s bee:n e lected to th e: pos iti,>n of co mlllcrcia l 1\:a l· IH' r in til<.' l'l'ntr;tl l ' i t_~· I I i;..:·lt School. \•Vhile he: re in seho ul sh e ha s tak e n a 11 :t ct i,·~,· part in til ~.· ,.,,,~,·i l.' t i cs , es pecia lly debating. S he has d ebated sen·ral t i nte s ln· f11rv tiH· Li tnar_,. S•K ie ties a nd las t yea r loo k par t in th e "tryuuts" and gaillL'd ll.,ll<>r:tl•k nt l'llti<Jn .

l\f. HST J I \1( >'\: FC>RT ' ·Convin ce a II'(Jllla n again st It e r 11·i ll, J\nd she is o f the sa111e opi n i•m st ill." r\nothe r :\ebraska ma iden, bc11·n ncar l 'on ca. \I'll<> a tte nd l' <l l'()l\ fltr y s~,·lton l and then fini s hed High Sc hool at Rand o lph. after11·ard s t ca~.· lti11g tl,., • tcnn s and coming t o Peru fo r s ummer seh oul 11·o rk. S h e ll' ill g-radua tt: in \lay a nd h as been already elected to a g ood pos iti o n i n t h e T c c ulll seh sch ools f,, r 11\'Xl yea r. \[iss \Ionfo rt is o ne o f those \\' o m e n \\'h o say things S() f•>r ccfully t hat "m e r e man" hesitates t o dispute.

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at t ha t p la ce arc e m p loyed h e r e:. D esirin g to cx p eri<.: nc <.: aga in s•JJnct hin g· "f the ,,·ann s plrt t a nd goo d fe llo\\· s h ip of o ur :\ lm a .\late r. we 111l'l a nd •Jrg·;tltizL·d a J l' ffl'r s()n Cll llltt y J' e ru C lub at t he h o m e: o f S u p t. R. C. I farr iss. i11 \:, ,,·e n tlll.T . r • Jr~ . Vve \\'e r e c:s pc:c ially fo rtu 11 a tc in k t,· in g I 'rv s. I >. \ V. l la_,Ts and :\ f r. J. F . W inters, '?8. p r esen t at () Ur fi rst m eeting. T ll l.·sc t \\'1'· t 1•get h e r wi t h S upt. r\ . L . C a vin ess an d S up t. 1{. C. I I arr·iss . \\T I'l' ,. , 1\t'd l1< 11 1< 1rar_,. m c 111 l> c r s o f th e Club. Th e s pi ri t of t h e sclw r.J \\·a s brough t to u s aga in i n a pk a s u ra l> lc "·ay b y the boys o f th e Glee C lu h . \\' ll O g a ve an cntcrt;tinn lc n t f., r \I S () Jt .\ larc h 26 th -an ent e rtainment w h ic h \\'l' fee l was a d cL· i<kd s tll'l' l'SS , s in L·c it g-;~ ve o ur treasuress so me fund s to keep. ;td\'C·r ti scd t h e sc lt •)(>l and affllrdcd lll tte h pleasure to a large audi e nce ()f F a irl!1 1ry p eople . We h op e t ha t. a sid e from fu r ni s hin g u s agrcc;tl,k l' c>tlt p ani cllt s hip. t h e organizatio n m ay b e u sdu l t o IJtlr d ear o ld sc ho• .!.

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NORMALITE Peru, Nebraska

A Monthly Magazine Publis h! in the Interest of Education

Publisht by the State Normal School Subscription 51.00 per year. Single c0py 15 cents Advertising r ates furnisht on application Ent erd at the

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\'1JIII Ill c \ ' 111 .. :'\". 1. nf ti ll' ~n r llla li tc. I n l'ig·l lt Il l< Jll t h ,.. frn111 date it wil l b e \ ' cJltll ll v \ ' 11 1.. :'\ll. ~A year's \\·ork \\·i ll h;l\'t• IJt'L'l l l"<J lll]lkt ccl: JuniiJrS \\· ill han· ],q·c Jill\.: ~t· ni u r s ; Sc ni.,rs . h·c,.. hlll t' ll. i. c .. lJ eg·innt·rs in t h e s t <.- rn se ll ... ,] , ,f liiv. .\ lJuund vqltl lllc \\' ill h:t \'<.· l>t'L' Il pbt·ccl 11n tlH.: !JOIJk s helf. ·· ··· ··· .\ 1kca<k later. I t is Cll llllllvllt'v ln cl ll t i11 1e. ( h 11· , \IIlla .\later h a s cxtc 111kd tn ti S an in\·itat iiJil t1 1 h ., n, ,r h er b y <lll r prcs<.· n cc . \\ 'c r vs p1 •nd . < h't'l' t il t· h ill s IJ f I 'c n1 \\·~.· ll lca n<kr. 1·:\-L' Ilt id c <.' loses cliJ\\' 11 upon u s . ( )nc b y IJn<.· th l' s un 's spa rkling jL'\\·<.·Is ;tr<.· h t·i n g loc ked in tile <kep \·at ilt s qf 1 h e t·;t rt 11. I n p c n s i\·e 1111''HI \\" c s tr • >II fr1>Il l pa th to hill , to ca llljlll S. T h v <.' n· 11in g· kst i \·it ies ;trc a n llr n 1r di sta11 t. l .e i s ur c l\· \\'C gaze at t il e Il l'\\' a11d tl 1erc <.'1>IIH'S . t o ti S p ka s a 11t lllcliH 1ri<.·s o f th~.· o ld . J tiS t II IJ\\. \\·<.· are i11 til l' libran·. \'ol ll tne \ ' Ill of till' :'( , •rtl lalit <.' is. hdo r c u s. \\' c Jll: I"II SL' it : \\'L' HTa ll : \H' r e il cct. [ 11 thi s ]H.: rtt s al t hcrc is a H·c<dlcctio n ; in th e ITl'ldkct i<> ll a n ·ll<.-t·tio 11. \Vhat \\'aS th e p ol icy o f tha t staff ? \ Vas t h e ,,·ork at t L·tn pt cd co n s isll' lll and itt h a rltll>lt_\' ,,·ith Lint polic<' l>id th e p o lin·- " 1.-or a nl< >r e dlicicn t indi v idua l '' __:_fi nd it s m in iature co ttnll'r p; tr t in tl~e s u ccessin· iss u es oi \ 'o l ttntc V lTf ? ··· ··· ··· \\ ' <.' ha \'e d rL·amingly g-o ne ahea d a nd lo•>kcd 111\·st ic al h · back. :-(,,,,. in tru l1 1 \\T a r c ·ha<.· k ;in d pee r pr oplld i ca \1 ~; ah ead. ltl Sc> dc 1ing \\' C q f th e cd it ll ri al s t aff r <.Tilg·n iz.e t h e hig h tru st t h a t h as b ee n cnnfcrrccl upon u s. \\ ' e Stlllllll <l ll l'\'L'l'~; aton1 ()f h ig·h a nd no ble pttrpn SL' th a t is \\'itllin u s i11 respo n se t o t hi s tru s t . \\·c p ledge •Ht t· s upp ort tn th e co m111<~n goo d .,f th is :'\on n a l. a n d ass ume t h e r ig ht t o take th e initi at ive in m a kin g it a hl'lll' r - \\'C w ill vc n t ttr<.' to say it- teache r s ' college. Our t h o u g hts ()f today !"h a ll he cas t nff to tnotTO\\·, if in a brig-hter light the Y seem to he a milknium a n tiq u ated. In a ll. t his \\·i ll h e d u n e t() h e lp m ak e I 'cru a tnwc ring; lwa<.·<nt and the s log-an tl f \'olumc \'I I r. "Fc1r a more efficient individ11a l." s h all h e t h e idea l of nt tr pnsistt·nt cff<l rt s.

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Our T o\\' n . ,,·IJi cil lil's in th e n t icl ~t .,f the ricl w,;t f:tnnitt:,.: Ltttcl .,f '\Jcb ra s ka. is a n easy gtJ in.:..:·. little l''•llllll llllit y. f:t ir ly \\'l' ll l'll lill' tlt '' itlt it sel f. yl'l n o t \\'it h o u t a certain ,;cn s e of h iii lll•r ,,·IIi c ii p r< •liiJ>t S it ,,n·a~ i <• Ila lh· tn pt•kc fun at its O\\' n s ho rt c umin g anrl g e n l'r:tl I II I in ,; pin·cln!· ,;.~. I t i:- :t dr:th lit tle t ow n- drab b(Jth in paint and i1 1 III , r alit y. '\., p:t rti n d:tr di ,; tin g· tii ~d l ln!·Jll c an it bo ast , bein g ne ith e r a Surl um JII)J' a .'\e\\' j l'rtJ ;;a k n J. T .. th ,,;c ui n,; ,,.II., have lived in it and \\' hll kn<l\\. t il v d e,;ig·n ~,f I ilL· ,,·a ll- p;q wr in l' \'\: n · tltan 's h ouse, it is ful l u f pkasa 11 t nt el lt fl rie s a nd "'''eel a ss <•c i;tt i1 H1;; , lll JL t n 1 he ra 11 k outs ide r it is t:xac tly like 'J.'J'Jf) ntil e r ,-i ll;tgl' -: wh ic h ,; p eck k til v Lt n d scap c o f o ur wes te r n prairies . But it is t h is s i m i Ia r it y . t 11 i,; '·n y T Y I ' l l .. \ I . I T Y . t h:tt m a k l.,; a d i s c 11 s s ion o f my h ome tCJ\\'11 \\'o rtil \\' hill' . .\ ;; it -: diffic11 lt ics :tnd tr• •ttl 1k ,; an· t h e d ifli c ult it:s and tro u!Jl<:s r,f <J.I)'JCJ 11t h n little tll\\'tts . til L· ,;l)l tll io n 1,j it ,; prnhkm s m eans t h e p(lss ilJi c:: <l llS\\'U It> s otll c g r1·at in cl u ;;t rial quv ;; ti nt ls. ,,·Jtich IIa \·c ()f late bee n in te res ti ng t h e: ge n e r a l ptt! Jlic. f t is an agri cu lt ura l n cc t:ss ity . t ltL' r c;; ult 1,f \\' il e al an d ~·· >rt t ;ttl <I c attle . ft s functi o n is to s upp ly the pe'•Ji lc qf tlt l' s tttT~>l tncli n g f: tr nts ,,·itli :t soc ia l and co mm c: rc ial ce n t e r: t o n lt: rl ia t e l> e t \\Tl' ll til l' ll l a ttd the c it~• · 1~:-; hu s itw ss s h n ulcl n ot h e C() nfin c rl to co mp e t ing \\·it II it s s iste r t <>\\' tt s in m a t t L· r s ', f ;; pid e 1·-l c ggcd \\'ater l o\\·e r s a nd elec tri c illllln inat i" n . Inti s lll> tild in c lu d e l'<ill!':tt inna l. soc ia l a n d m o r a l imp rove m e nt so tli ;tt it n1a_,. l>1· at t ract i ,·e a n d l •c ncli!·ial to the farm e r \\'hose c r o p s mu s t h e mar ke t e d a tJcl ,,·h fJSC ~' 1 1 1 ;; and d aug·h ters mu st h ave trainin g a nd c ultu r e. Our T o \\'n. ,,·bile t hri vi ng in a ;; nJa ll ,,·ay. is Jl l)t 1], >i n g· c>n 1·- t c nt h uf w h at it mig ht accompl is h in t h e m a t ter •>f ::..:·e m· ra~ tt p li fL _1 ~ _is not p;t :· in g fm· v a l u e recei ve d. Co uld it b u t once g-et a \'JSJ() Jl l) f Its P' >SS JI>J!J t tt·,; : cc nll cl s o m e m ira cle inj ec t n e,,· Jik in to it s s luggi~ h n ·itl s. it ~v , ,u ]d :tri sv an d n1ect t h e ••hl ig·; 1 ti o n s \\' hi c h th e (\\·e n ticth ce nt u n · 11npns<.:s . \\ e il\\':ttt a p r o p h et c>r a n ea r t hqu ake. :\ fe antim c . we may p r()fita hl y s p ec tJ!at<.: '> ll \\'ays and 11 1e:tn s 1)\· , ,·!Jich Improvem e n t mi g h t proceed. s h o u ld \\T ever e;-.;c rt n ur s l'lvcs .

I n t h e first p lace . the r e mi g h t h e ' >rga n i/.e d i1 1 ( )ur Tc )\\·n a C iti/. c n s' C lub. \\'hose a \'0 \\·cd purpose \\'(JJJ!d h e thv ach·an n·nl L' nt ()f th e tn\\' 11 in eve t·y \\'a\'. :\[anY to \\·n s ha ve t ried thi s -;cllcllll' a lrea d y. I n fact. tll'arly every . Tcb r;ska v ill;ge p o ints ,,·it h p ri de I <> its Cn tnnt crcial Cl ub . or its l~ oos t e r s' C lub. or its Get -T oget h e r .\ ssn cia ti on . \\' h ate\-cr th e na 1nc ma:· he . 11ut th e 0 1-ganizatio n I propose for ( )ur T o ,,·n \\'oul d lw a b roa d e r <Jnc tha n t he majo r ity o f thos e ,,·ith ,,·hi c h \\'C a r c fami lia r. It ,,·mlld 11<> 1 •>I lly incl ud e L'\-cr:· man in t o w n ,,·ill in g t o pay a s ma ll m c tnh ers hi p kl' . h ut ,,., >tJ!d "L'l'k rLTru its am o n g: the farm e rs \\'h n h a,·c in t c r c,;ts in t h e t c,,,·n . f t.; s loga n s he >ul cl lw 1·o-npcra tion. It ,,-0 1J!d m a ke it s a p p e al t o m e n pri tn ar iJ _,. thn n J_Q·h thL·ir p oc k etbook s . If p ro perl y m anage d . in te r es t s might lH.· a nn1scd a s 11 !'\Tr hdtl rL· . a n d th e club co uld be made a p e rm a n e nt fe atu r e . L ee! urc-; iJ_,. ~·:-o;pcr t s . a nd s h c >rt c o ur ses in cookin g a n d farm m a nage m e n t. mi g-h t l>c a r ra n g:cd fc>r during· the w i nter:

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prizes 111ight he u!h·rL·d f, >r "hl'sls" rai~L·d <>I' made during the suinnie i· m o nth ,;. ()nee the nlu\'L'IIlL' nt i,.: ~laned. thnc is no ,:aying ,,·!J e re it m ig ht ,:top. It \\'ould n o t be ,·cry lo ng· before p eo ple could be sh0 \\'11 tha t som e kind of public library i~ a ln l<):'\ a n ccc~s ih·. if thn· \\'Oulcl knO\\' m o r e o f modern nicthnds in ,·ar iou~ tra<ks a11<l <lCCtti)atio n ,:. -The library qu esti o n might be ag-itated the ~ccnnd \\·int er or at S<)111 e tin1c \\'hen inte rest in oth er m ovem e n ts see m ~ f·l agging. Tcchn i ~·a l and agricultural 111ag·3z ine~ a n d hooks. goYernment l>ulklins and maps \\·ntdd pruhahly he the h e,:t selection f,H t he first installm e nt n f r eading ma te rial. T hL· heg·inning- ,,.,)uld ha ve to b e s mall. but if t h e library cuuld lw pro\'l:: d to he nf u~c. it \\·ould g-rO\\' ,;tead ily. and ,,·ith it w o uld gTm\· in t h e L·omnHmity a zest f<)r kn o ,,·kdge. a desire to b e abreas t of th e times. :\ \\·ah·nl'd int e rL·st and q ui ckellL·cl intellig-ence \\'Oul d . soo ner or late r. seek o ut th e schno ls a~ a ,,·eak place in the ~- i,· i c armo r. H ere. of al l places \\'h e re e fti c ic ncy sh,Hdd he at a premium. ,,·i ll he fo und \\·aste . o b solete m eth ods and antiquated curr icula. Our T o ,,·n JlL'Opk b elieYe in edu ca t ion . E very o ne aclvocatl:s it frnlll the banker. wh u send,: his children to eastern b oar d in g schools. d o \\'n to Daddy ): orton. ,,.h ose pro udest boast is that his son. Zi n y. "speak s algebry lik e a na lin· ." ): en'rt h cle~s . ,,·c han? n ot been willing· in the pas t to c() nccm nurscln·s ,,-it h I h e sclwol qu estion dee ply eno ugh to demand that our !'chools shall keep !'kp \\'ith the pro g-rcs~ of ci,·ilizat ion . \Vc haYc been co nlent tu pattern ou r ~\·,;tc1 11 after an iron -clad m o del. and han~ 1Wt been kee n en o ug·h ln adapt it to t he n eeds and r equiremen ts of life in our particular lo calit y . :\ beau tiful sy~ten1 \\'C haYe in ):chras ka- cig·ht -y ea r~ in the g ra d es. a n d the lH) \' is shoYL·d o n to th e hio·h ~c h on!. Four ,·cars of amo -amas-a m atingherc. a-nd h e is ~uppo~ed to go r~ 1 to college. _-\ ft;r due time he is gradua ted . and the \\·orld i~ h is fo r th e fencing. S ingularlY. this p erfectly logical. ni cely adju s ted. mac hine educati o n ha s no t pro Ycd o u t. In O u r To,,·n a small per cent o f grader~ stay In n rc than o ne year in hi gh sc hool. a nd a still smaller p er cent o f hi g· h school b o ys a nd g irls e\·e r fin is h college. Tom J o nes cann ot unde rs tand \\'h _\' he must spend fo u1· Yea rs st uffin g hi s b ra in ,,-ith nth j)O\\'Cr fo nn ulae and lo ng· li ~t~ of ~ce mingly -umelakd date~. H is ht h cr b uilds the h es't k i nd o f h o u ~cs withuul u siu g a ~i np:k Lati n conj ugal inn: hi~ uncle manages a h a lf-scdi< >n nf la n d . a nd d ocs not klH)\\' that a Diet n f \ Vn rms can have oth n th a n decapita lizcd inte rpretatio n . l k sees hig·h ~chool grad uates lak ing posi tio n s t hat an an·rag·c eighth-gra d e r could fill. Feeli ng hi~ m\·n lack of train in g. he sonu lean's sc lwnl to ente r a trade- perh a ps e\· e n i n -:pi t e nf parental adv ice- and h>~l':> th e in ~pirat i on that co1nc~ fr o m a contact \Yit h h ool..: s. As a remedy fo r ea rly sclwol leavi ng I ,,-mdd s uggest a ch ang-e o f curriculum. Str o ng cours es in soil s . crop man age m ent . comnH.:: rcial geograp hy a nd arithme t ic . practical c ivil govern m e nt. co nstructiYc E ng·lis h. u~ahlc m a nual trai ning a nd do m est ic sc ien ce mi g h t be o ffered. .\n ~·th in g may he acld ed t o th e course o f stud _,. that ,,-i ll hc ndit ho~-~ and g·irl s and th at \\'ill tend t <l k eep th em int e re sted in sclwol. ( )f cou rse. a broader o utlin e of st ud ~· would ncccs-

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s itate b et te r a nd m o r e eX JH.: r t te a c h e r s . ,,·hi c h in t]""'''·t·tttt·nt ,,.,, tJld. in turn . make a g reater drain upon o ur p()cketlHI•Jk s : hnt thi :-; ,,·,nd<l ],c i>••rttL" t"IH.T r · full y, if ret urn s ,,·ere ce r ta in. O u r T o \\"n mu s t knO\\. that its futnn.: ,,·c l far c 1:-; <k pt·tt<knt up• ott t h t· \\"t·lfare of its c hi ld r e n. T ou mu c h r eg·ard ctnttot hl· sh< >\\"11 f·· r lht• t•< ltl t":tti••ll ()f its yo un g peo ph:. .\"e ith c r can thcir s"cial it lk rntin g lin g ])(.: n eglec ted. ( Jur Tm,·n ha s n o w little to offer anyon e . let a!• •Ill" • 111 r .'"' •nng· hfl_,·:-;. itt the ,,.a,. n f social recn:atio n. ( ;reat - h earted ph il attlltn •pi s t:-; han· at \·ari • Jl t:-; t itli L':-; , df~·rL·d us p ool h a lls a nd sal ou n s . but th ese ha\· c IJ(Jt q· c nt ed l<J a cc" tnpli :-; h t h e g·•md t h eir O\\" n e r s . nu d cnlbl, int c ndc:d . Th e p ru h km o f th e b oy n r young 111a11 ntay l1e s• dn·d l>y ()ffcrittg· hitn a c han ce to exc rc is e b o th h is menta l and hi s phy s ical po\\T r :-; in c" nlpditi"n ,,·ith hi s fc:!Jo,,·s, a n d l>y pro viding a placc ,,·h e re h e 111 a_,. m eet () tIter:-; of hi:-; nwn sex and age fo r th e purpose of c lean cr, n\·e rsa t i"n and l"fllnpatli o n:-;h ip . \". \1. C . 1\.'s ha,· c accomplis h ed this in so nt c l•J\\'t ls : hut. a s < >ur To)\\"1 1 !Joys wuul d p ro babl y be \\"a ry of tiH.: initial "C." a J 11nio r I tnpn 1\Tt ttcnt Soc iety mig·ht he o rganized , taking as its mode l th e a ~;s"c iat i " n p tT\·in 11sly s 11ggcs t t· d . Cy 111 na s ium equipment nf a s imple sr•rt 111ight eas il y l•e ,IJ taitlt·d. and r<><>111 ,,.0 1Jld b e O"]a dh· J>rov ided . \\'int e r cvcnings \\"()ltld then find H· :-; taurants e lll]>t\· . and ~

b ox-ca r ca rd-room s desert ed . :\ g reat s<JCia l handi cap in < )u r To\\"tl is the lat·k .. f a soc ia l LT nll.:L \ Ve n eed a better tO\\· n hall. o r an o pera h• >U Sc. <•r s • !I lie ki n d o f build in g w h e re peoph: ma y center th e ir inte r csts. It is tJ<>t ft.:asi l>ll' t•• u sc th e :-;c hnol h o u se, as so m e co m n tutli ties d o. IJ ccausc o f th e inc() n\T tli c n cc :-; uL·Il u sc 11·utlld ca u se th e sc h ool a nd sc lw ul-t ca c h ing- s ta ff. Th is . h <lll"l'\Tr. is pu r ely a phy s ica l diffi c ul ty, ancl 11·il l bc ovcrco m c in tim e . O n e s idt: o f li fe in my h .. mc tflll"ll has n .. t y d beet! tll L' nt io n c d. and that is t he o n e 11·hic h deals ,,·it h () Ur t·e ligio u s vit:\\·s. In ( >ur Tmnt t llnc ar c three churches () f about equal a n ti q uit.'·· a r c h itectural l1cauty and dcadn<.·ss . Eac h has its m eage r little fe minin e c ong r egat io n. it:-; frui t less n •un d ' 1f murnin g and c ven in rr S unda 1· services . and its d reary mid - 1\T ek prayn ll ll' l'li n g att en d e d bv half a ~Jozc n (;ld ladi es . t he mini s t<.:r and th e janitor. ,,·110 fai n 11·ou ld cscap~ . :\ot one of t h c~e church es can a ff"rd to pay it s minis t c r a sala r y t l ta l is a fair , ·a"'' o r tint woul d l> t: an1· indu cem e n t to a man .. f talen t an d a mbi t io n . . · ' IJV Jllg I<,_,.. , C. l Jmbinat ifl n of th ese chu r c h es 11·cn tld effect a gTcat ecu notn:·. 1J ()t o nlY ~ • ac tual ex p en ditu r c s fo r h eati n g . lig hting and gene r a l up-keep o f build in gs. 111 hu t al so in e ffo r t. < )n c la r gc Sl'l\·ing· ci r cll' 11·uuld he m o re <.·ffi c iL· n t than th ree s m al l onc s . ( )n c Yery g" o d mini s ter co u ld h e s uppurt c d h:· the com bin ed salar ies 11·h ic h th e c h urches tw\\· pa y indi,·idually. "\ fa n Y obj ect io n s to thi s pl a n of com h i nat ion \\"() ttld p rt• s t•nt the111 s elvcs. wh ich ar~ mainl y outgTu\\·tlts u i prej udi ces and a nim• 1s iti es of lon g-s tandin g, a n d it is th ese obj ecti o n s 11·hi c h 11·ill m a k e c h urch reform th e :-;l<l\l"l' St of a ll 1-cfo rm s in Our Tmn1. l'eo plc h esitate lo n g hd<1rc g·ivi n g 11p till' traditiun s th ey have cheris h ed fr o m c hild hood: hu t it is t ime to ;m·akt·n t• • th t· abso l u te necessity of reli g iou s reo rgan izat io n a nd become br .. a cl <: t11111 g lt to makl' co n cession s

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If o ur mtnt :-;ter ,: eo uld for~:~: c l th~ir thco lon·,· and s tudv huma nity ,,·ith a =-~•ntpathl·tic in :-; ig·h t intu it:' ,·icl'~ and it~ virt u e;." O ur Tow;1 rnight ='l'e a lig·h t. \\"c ,,·a nt tu hl·ar o f r nan·~ ob li g·atio ns to man. rath er t han his relat ion tu ,:orne di m ])i,·inity. th e cn nce ptio n o f ,,·hom is not th e sa m e in a ny l\\"l) religi nu~ ~cc t :-;. \\" c \\·ant a ,,·o rkablc rel ig-io n. J n a ll t!J<.•,:c matter;; tlf bu:-;im·:-;:-;, ~choo l a nd church \\" e n eed to fi n d a cnt nrnnrl g r uu nd a rHI \\"tlr k " ·it h o ne acc o nl to a commo n e ncl. \\"e lac k a coo pcra tiYL· :-;p irit. ;tnd it i:-: that a nd th a t alo ne ,,·hich will be the agen t of o ur salvatio n. I ,:ec i11 111_,. i mag·i nat io n ;1 11n i li ed to\\·n- a co m nH tni ty of ope n-mincled :\meri can lll l'll an d \\"Olllt' ll "·lw haH' the :-:ame ideal of cit i ze n ~hip and str o ng ~c n ~e o f c ivi c a nd :-;uc ial re:-;pon:-;ibi lity. ( )ur T o \\·n ,,·ill ne ve r be p erfect: b u t, b _,. a cnnt inua l urg ing of certai n :-;pl·c ific rdu rm:-;. and by d etermin ed effo rt o n the part o f th o~c " ·hu havt' been abk tu g·ct a li tt le b roader vis io n t ha n t h e 11 ~ u al o ne . pe rhap :-; ( )11r To\\· n n1a y ho pe som etime to touc h t he he m of P erfec ti o n· ~ ga rm ent. i\ lan y co nditi o n:-; can be traced " ·h ich t' \· idcnce pro gressio n in stead of r etrog r ess io n in th e fut nrc t) i the small tmn L \ Vi thin t\\"0 o r three g-e ne rations, th e fo reigner. \\"hn ha:-; b een a :-;ou rc c ni a n xi cl ,. a nd u neas in ess in o ur land, \Yi ll be 0 11 ~ of 11 :'. Ind eed. it ma,· be he "·h o siwl l s 11pph· t he impet u s "·hich s ha ll se nd u s fart het· a h ead than ~,·e haH' been hereto fo r e .· F o r it is hi s so ns, n o\\·. \\·hu cnn t rnl nur han ks. o ur m arket:-; . uur be:-;t farm lan ds. T he subs tanti al ( ;crman a n d the d o minat in g· ll ohetnian " ·ill no t be a d et rim e nt to u s. T hey are ming ling m ore a nd more "·· it h na ti n :- bo rn :\me ri ca n:-;, and with eac h oth er; and th e r es ul t \\·ill he a nc \\· b ra nd of .- \m c ri ca n~. \Y ho . t ho ug h o f sadl y m ixed ances tr_,-. ,,· ill he. o n th e ,,·ho le. a m ore vig:orous. more sturdy variety . ,\n o ther ~t ra \\" " ·hi ch s h n,,· s ,,·hat " ·ay the "·ind h lo\\·s . and ,,-hich is indica tive of a c ha n..-c in ru ra l li fe . i ~ the i ncr ea s itw of th e back -to:---. :..., an·itation ;:, the- la nd idea. :\ le n a rc beg-i nning to a\\·a ken. to some ex tent. to t he t ru th th a t a fo rtun e lies in the ~ni l for h im \Y h o h as t he courage tn seck it. ;\l a tl\· ha ve a sserted that a clo:-;cr commtlllicatio n \Yith t he c it ies, by m ean s o f parce l. p ost . cxt e11de d m a il se r vice and tele pho nes . ,,·o ul d fi nall y r es ult in the obl iteration o f t he Yil lag-c. T his a:-;:-;e rtion is not liab le to b e s ubstantiate d. :\ l u r e th a n e \·cr doc:-; thl· ct Hlntn· n eed th e :-;m a ll to\\·n . lt ma \· be t hat th e u se t he co untry \\"il l m a k e o f it i11 time to com e will n o t be qui te. the o ne we have b een acc us tom ed to at tri b u ting to it: b ut that it ,,·ill find a p lace in o ur social system , i ~ beyond do ub t. T h e mi ss ion o f t he litt le tom1 o f \"c braska is to mi ni ster to th e p h ys ical a nd in te ll ectua l needs of th e farmin g- co mnHtnity to " ·h ic h it o \\·es its being. 1t must a tt ra ct the farmer. It mu :'t s ho\\· him that it ca n g ive his bo y a nd his g irl som et hin g in th e o f edu catio n that will be val uab le to th em : a n d it mus t provide the fartH e r him se lf \\"i th a mea ns whe reby he ca n g T O \\" m o rall y a nd in t e llectua l!\·. These thin gs ( )ur To wn mu :-;t do . if it 1n H1l d not suffer extin ction. l\) ea c h uthl·r' :-; lw lil·f:-; .

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CJ 11 e has to reach twenty-five, 1 s uppose. hdure one se nsl's tIll' relcnt kssl_r narrO\\" limits of the indi vidual life. Year by yea 1· the co rd s tha t hold us to one place. o ne g-roup of acquaintaiJccs. o ne daiJ,- r"utin e . bind more ti c.-IJth· alld we l1eg-in to sec that for us th ere is u iH.: tiny -cornn. t 1J , •ugh the \\'l;~ld -i~ big. "Jn the Cage" .Henry James nam es o ne s uc h kttcred lik. I li s phrase might desc ribe the existence o f a n y ',f us. had not po\\' e r to escape at ,,·i ll out nf that cage thro ugh t he magic of g r eat hooks . : \rnold He n n ett scor es t hu se people \\'ho look up o n litt:rat lilT as an elega n t a ccomp li s hment. "TfJ him who compn.:h cn d s \\' hat lit e rature is. and \\'h::tt it s fu nct ion is, ' ' says I knnct t. "this attitude is simpl y ludi crou s . f d n not think J am g uil ty of rhetorica l cxaggTration in assert in g that h e ,,·Jw has n u t bc£~ n presented t(J t he freedom of literature has not ,,·akencd tHtt of his prenatal slee p. ]l e is m e rely not born: he ca n't st·e: he can't hear: he ca n't feel--ill any real sense; he can o nly cat h is di1111<:r. .\ nn oy ing is tilL· spcl.'laclc of so 111any th ousand s of individual s goi ng· about under th e d el usi<Jn that the,· a r e al ive. \\'hen, as a fa ct. they a r c no nearer being alive than a I>L·ar it J ,,·in -

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ter !" That is gospel truth. \Ve kn o\\', and ,,.e kno\\", too. t hat it l'<~ncerns 11 s especially, to li ve in the larger se n se u f the ,,·orcl- that it is a s in aga itt st society fo r any teacher to be, and rcmai11. a hopeless ly conJnlonplacL· p e rs<Jil. ?\o man ,,·ho is not fi ll ing his r cse r v() irs of in spira t ion day h:· clay h as any bu sin ess pnsing as a sourc e of in spiration to others. "\\·c ca nn()t g-l't a \\· a_,- fr o 111 the great books of th e world." says Hamilt o n :\lahie. "because tlwy prc~erve a nd interpret the life of the ,,·oriel. ' ' ·1~ut hu,,- arc \\'<.: to g-ct to th e ]><lint ,,·here , honesth·. th e h ooks that the judg·m en t of ages ca ll s great ,,·ill g·ivc us tlt~e th ri ll, t-he ti ngle of genuine pleas ur e? \ Veil. \\' C must go in to training. :\ 111an nn the \'ar~ it y e li111inat cs pie ancl candy from his daily fare: he goes in ,,·ithout gTltlllhling· f<Jr stiff. reg-· ula r daily practice: and the prospect of ,,·inning t he g·amc. of attaining· the rroa l that he counts ,,·orth \\' h ile. mak es ~elf-denia l bearable. a n d le1td~ a zc~t ::;,

to the day-by-day g rind. H o\\' about th e parallel case uf tlw read c·r ,,·Ito is in ca rnc~l abuut the vita l bu sin ess of self-cu lture? First . as to elim ination. in ord er to get into trammg. Begin on the n ewspap e rs. Choose one good da ily a nd make that du . G lance ove r t he h e adlines . de c id e \\'hat is ne\\"S and ,,·hat ~ ill y goss ip. or m e n tal garbage. as so m e o n e puts it. Read the importa nt art icles as r apidly as possible . and let the r est severe ly a lo ne. If you S\\·all n\\' the detai ls o f tltl' pink sheet. the b ea uty column. th e d ivorce cases and S ilk l lat I larry (o r hi s successor). ,-ou \\· ill h a,·e m e ntal indigestion. Tltc cond ition of s uch a n ewspaper fi end-remind s me o f a n X- ray p icture in -Life. "\Vhat J(ilkd the l larlc111 Goat." Tn the stomach of the goat in question \\'C I T combs. tin cans, old sh oes, petticoats and o th er mi scellaneous a r ticles. l~u t h e tried onl· thing- ton many-a \\"atch and chain stuck in hi s throat.

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to n se again . . \ncl historica l 11<1 \'l'ls c;u1 I ll~ rt"ad. l>y s t"lcl'!illg". 111 a ,,.a ,· t h;1 t ,,·ill mak e an epoch o f history glo\\' 1\·itii n e\\· light. The reading uf g-ood f·ic t ion the n is amply jus tified . I :ut <lllL' '1ug·ht 11o t to ca ll that OlH.: 's se r io u s r ead i ng·. Clw r m in g· cssa,·s. l'as,- t 01 rL"ad . such a~ those by Lamb . Ste\·enson. Jo h n l~tll'I'C lllg"h s and l';·othns . SLT\'L' l•> intro du ce o ne to another-must significant field: and o ne s hou ld nr 1t q, 'i> hL·re short o f Emerson an d I ~aeon. Lette rs and j()umals a r~.: fasc inating l <1 any •1nc \\"ho giv es him se lf a c hance to fall und er t hei r s pell. .\1HI l>y th e tinlL' <>IlL' has lmm· scd aro und a 1\·hile this ,,·ay . it Sl'e llls aln1.,;; t ine\·ital>k th a t S<~ lll l' li11 l' of hi st<> r\· o r biogra phy ,,-il l have mad e a s p ec ial a p pl·al. The n the thing- is to ful lu\·,. that up, and n~aiJ_,. inform one s ';; self o n ;;oJnle <Jill' th eme . S upp osing. j ust fo r the sake of argument. that <> Il l' pL·rson l1en· today s ho uld decide defin itely t(J make n :acling an int egral part of hi s daily Ji ,·ing-. H ow get it in:- \Veil. ther e are t\\·enty-four hours in l' \'l' r y day . just as there ah,·ays hav e bee n- and men have al\\·ays gut clune \\"ha t they co n sid ered absolutely n ecessa ry. I be li eve firmly t hat e\'l·ry <lll l' herL· cou ld f·i n d fo rty -11ve minutes a clay fu r systematic read ing. b:· cu lt i,·at ing· ,,- h at ( ;Jadston e . that dc VOtll·ing reader. called "thrift o f tim e _.. The man of my acquai n tan ce.: \\"ho kn ows his Shakespeare m nst int imat ely i;; cmpl< •yed i11 one •1f th e South ( )maha packing h o u ses . 1-J e is in hi s office by 1 :~o. and • JftL·n ,,-, 1rks at nig- h t. :\I o st o f hi s r eadi ng fo r yea r s has b een d cn1 e on th e ;;treet ca r s . a 11d it is ch ie fl y sol id r eading. It is quite possi bl e to r ea d ,,·bile d o ing· llll Jrc "r kss mechani cal thin gs-\l· hile dr ess in g . fo r instalJCe. If one ,,-a its for c1>ntinuous time i11 m o r e th a n half-hour bit s . bdo r e pic king up a picn: uf \\'<J r k. l> ti e \\' ill not g e t mu ch done in a li fe tim e . Th e r e is. ne \-ert helcss. nntc h to be said i n fa\'<11' of setting asi de a certain tim e daily fo r r ea ding. It is a n infantile plan . hut n ot \\'h o ll v bad. t o keep an account ,,-ith o ne's se lf. and if tim e h as p e rfo rce b ee n lost ; n o n e da ,·. to make it up on the nex t. I t is ra th er helpful. tuu, to list the books one. read s . and t o ;;ct a definite date at ,,·h ic h o n e h opes to finish som e o n e lin e of reading. If it docs no t h ing ebc. it cultinltes the grace o f humility. .-\nd then l feel tha t m \·ning h oo k s is a l11ng: s t e p to,,·;:m ls lea rn i ng to lov e th em . This is p oss ible fo r any of us n o,,- \\·he n ,,-e can b u~- a lm ost all\·th ing. exce pt the la te ficti o n. in the "E verym a n 's I ,ib ra ry" at thirty-five cents a volume. : \ ,,., a 1\-o rd about poetry . I \\-i sh I \\-c r e capable of saying \\'hat feel 0 ven· de epl y-th at ,,-c in .\nll'ri ca. ju st no\\' , need ,,·hat th e m aster poets can briJ;g u s more a lm ost than \Y e n<.:c<l an_,. other on e th in g in li fe _ f mean that Jiteralh·. Literalh·. m o r e th a n goucl hottSL'S or ne\\- clothes o r big- sa laries . clo we n eed to h a \' e- kindled in t he ma :;s of men that in\\· a r d fire that h as k e p t m e n's souls a li,-c t hro u g h a ll th e ages_ T he greatest poet r:- is nDt hard t o read o r to understand: a nd it brin gs to it s love r s great re,,·ard- i t s tir;; in th e m a d ivin e discontent. that p ri c k s them on to bet te r things : it makes t he earth for them \\'hat Emer so n des cribed it. "a pre >uri plac<.: ." Sa,·s \\'oodnJ\\- \\'il s on: " I f this fr<.:e people to \\-hich \\T belong is to keep its fine s pirit, it s p erfect tempe r amidst affairs . its hi g h courage in the

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face of diftlcultie~. its wt~c tcnt1w ra tcnc,:~ a nd \\'ide-eyed hope . it mu st continue to d rink deep fro nt thl· old ,,·db of Englis h nndefilccl. q uaff the kee n to nic of it s bc ~t idcab. keep it ~ hlc lod 11·arm 11·ith a ll t he gTeat utterances o f exalted purpo~v and pure prim·ipk. n i 11·hich it~ tnaichlc ~s lite rature is ful l. The g r ea t s p ir it~ (If th e pa ~t nnt~t cnn1tnand 11~ in t he tasks o f the fu t ure. ':\fcr e literature' will kL'l'Jl us purl' :1nd kl·ep us strnng . . \ l: lL\ \\"fLL:\RD T:O\\'EX.

Thl',. graduat ed to p:l'l hl' r in t he class of ' tJ. o ur th r ee yo ung fr iends . at Turnp<Jint. and that fal l II'Cnt ~lll·ay frotn ho me for further st ud y. l lekt 1 S c11·ell. at 1\nst ic "\' nrm al. rcc ciYcd the follOIYing letter irom Eth el S11·i ft : u ni. Heig hts.

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Dea r est I kkn :- Ju st r ea d yn ur dand1· invitat io n. S ho uld die if I wai te d fo r Sat urda y. L on k for me \\' ed. H enn· promised no t to peach if I keep n l\1tn o n h i ~ SCOrl'. Y o ur rus hed-to-death.

E THYL. .. Dear m e." ~ i g h e d I Ielcn. " lw 11· E t hel is cha ng in g !·" T h en after a m o m ent, "they 111u st ind eed 11·urk them hard at the Cni1·crsitY. Uut ho11· can s he leave tn nHltT U\1', the n " .-\nd 11·hat is it Jl cnn· 11·on't tell ?. S ureh · not this harmless 1·isil I have p la n n ed. J loweYer. I ll' ish. she had 11·aitcd. l. can't enterta in h er p roperly on a sc h oo l day." H elen a ga in took up th e thi ck. scented envelo pe o f Ethel's let te r. 11·itb its q uaint diagnnal tlap. dum sy sea l. and queer G r eek letters in o ne con~ e r. and r e fl ected : "If t hat's the way she is Ii1·ing no 11·. I'm afraid s h e'll no t enJ OY her:;elf \\'i t h m e." lTe r eye too k in her r oom- a Ye ri ta blc closet. j ust the least b it s11·elle d in propo rtion s . \:ot ch()i cc. hut igno ra nce-ig no ra nce o f b usiness m eth o ds a nd o f local conditi o ns- had ta ken h er to that r ooming house . .-\nd she couldn't move: th ere was n o place to g·o. Th e S ilk S tockin g :\ ve nue 11·as fu ll- "of belfry hats ." and ' 'ce llar rats." a s lYel l. The bu ildin g- \\'a s o ne of th ose s tru c tures 11·ith the stature of youth and th e cro11·-fect o f a g·c. Tt struck ll elcn. a s she sat mu sing. that. a s it stn o d t here b y t he road sid e . three s111a ll panes of gla ss m issing in its middl e 11·indo11·. it 11·as n ot u n lik e a school-h()y after a p ugi li s tic enco unter. gri nning at pa ssers b y 11·ith the teeth s u r vivin g. gleaming ag·ains t the o mnivo ro us cavity in t he ir kK kgro u ncl, thou g h it might lw clescrihcd a s partially "tno thlc th." n en·r 11·a s it

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" speet ld eth." At leas t, it had a vo ice-a snaring so p rano -tha t r nsc eve r so ja untily and pen e trati ng ly a t t h e b eck of e very pass in g bre eze. :\ n d it iJeat t im e to the tun e. fa ntastica ll y. t oo- m uc h li k e a c hqr us d ir ecto r- \\·ith it s ba t o n. t he co rn e r po rc h p r o p . This m c m bn had scn· red its b u s in ess n .:la li o ns \\' il h the base, o n t he g r o u nd s of rott en deal ing s . a 1HI o ut of l' ll lpl()y m l· n t . \\·a s ta king a ho liday . a loo f fro m co n ta m ina t iiJn. I n con sL·quen cc , ,f thi s th e co r n e r o i the po r ch roof droop ed o ve r t h e \\·in do \\. i>c iiJ\\' . a s llli g!Jt til e r c 1nnan t s of the fig hting urc hi n 's ha t over o n e o f his ( \\·in k ling. t r iu 1np ha n t e.\·es. I t \\·a s a self-co nceite d t h ing. thi s hfJu sc- a fl irt yo u 1ni g !J t say. T h e s ill y s u nll o \vc rs a nd oth ers o f th eir k in . ha d s p o iled it. Y" u sec th c r e \\'L·rt· so 1na ny o f t h e m a nd so fe \\' ho u ses in th e t0 \\'11. Th ey c ro\\·cl ed aho n t an d j" s tkd eac h .. t iH.:r in th eir at t empts to nestle close to it. l .a\·is hin g up"n it e nt ic ing s m ile s . th ey bi d fo r its fa vor. S~Jme of th e m os t co nfid e n t o n e s C\T JJ n• >d cl erl t h ei r ' '\·e s ' ' before t he re \\'a S a sign ()fa pro pusa l : a nrl t he k\\. s lw c k ecl <>I ll'S. ho r iz<>Jllaih· jo in ted . s hook th eir hea d s in di sa p p ro val. :\h . th q se \\· ic k ed \\·il d llu\\·ns ! to set s uch a de m o ral izing exa m p l<.: of c , nd ttc t ilef<>rc sh y . in n r>L·e n t :\or llla i gi r ls ! r\ nd the boy s after t hat, bless th e n1 . s" b e s ieg e d . s11 h l·lpkss . hcl\\' c< n t!d th e y pre ven t ge tti ng- t he ir he a d s t urn e d \\·it h sc• Jll a ny litt le h a nd s t\\· is t ing· ;m·ay at th e m ? J us tly . l l elen clicl n o t lay a ll th e h la n1 e o f s u ggc st i<J n t " he r cl\\'11 pa rti c u lar p re mi ses. S he e n .'n took a ce rt ai1 1 p r id e i11 h e r h r> USl' . I >idn ' t it lla\·L· a rura l mail box r igh t a t th e fr n n t duor. ancl a c ra n k lt'icph oll l' . an d d ec t r ic li.L:·h t s t h a t bli n k ed " goo d nig ht " at te n? S h e r~Ju sc d h e rsel f fro111 t h is ren:ric an d r e t ir e d . T h e n ex t m o rnin g. m e et ing E th e l al til e sta t ion . s il l· s t ifkd a ga s p o f \\·ond e r a t t h e g irl's u nu s u a l appea ra n c e . Sh e wo r e a s ku ll -cap ha t \\·hic h h a d at th e bac k. a g iga n t ic sou p -lacl lc bri m . t urn cd u p \T r licall .\·, a nd m a d e hi g h e r sti ll Jw t wo a nten na e-lik e fea t he rs. I I e r ta ngo-colore d iro c k \\·a s pa infully tig ht ~t th e he m , but elsewh e r e . ex t r a \·a ga n tly ll o l.'PY· an d l's p ec ia 11y lly-a \\'ay a t t h e hi ps. l t h a d a b r o ad hac k pa n el , e xpa n d ed 111 th e ma nn er of a sa il , that Aa r e cl o u t into a s t iff J apa n ese co ll a r a t th e ba se () f h er ha t. ( )n t h e \\· h o le, she bor e a s tr iking r esem b la nce tn a gay s hi p . hul a s hi p cri p pl e d a n d ll o un clerina in its m ove m e nts. A nd h e r p ostu r e ! \V h at mar ve lo u s gy ro sco p e h e lp e d ,.., her b a la nce is a m ys t e r y . 1-J ele n fin a lly got h er ho m e, a c hin g in eve r y m uscle an d pan t in g laho r io u sh ·. Ev identh· som eth ing was \\To n g . E t h e l h ad fro m t h e fi r s t a far-o ff look \~·h i c h tro u bl ~cl H e len . S h e clicl eve ry t h ing to b e n ice lo h er gu est : so d id t h e rrirls at the bo ard in g h o u se . Th ey co u ld n't h e lp c o u g h ing a n d c h o k in g t h o u g h :_som e o f th e m- at p r ec ise ly t h e sa m e m o m e nt that s h e p u t s ug·a t· in to h e r glass o f \\·at e r. H o w cou ld s h e tel l it \\·as n't icc t ea ? H elen d ete r m in ed to r e m ove h er fr ie nd 's va ca n t s ta r e . I !e r firs t re m ed ia l step \\'as a s urvey o f th e p r e mises . \ V it h a p rid e cq ui \·a le n t tcl tha t o f lo ving own ership. sh e cond ucted Eth el th r o ug·h t h e a u dit o r ium . th e nHJ se uJn . t h e o b servato r y-in sho r t. eve r y bu ild in g -so a s n ot to h e pa r t ia l. ~o e ffec t. Th e n s he t ri ed t 0\\'11 sights : t he \\·at e r tower. t h e -a - m - t h a t' s a ll th e r e \\·a s . ~ext s h e took her to class \\·it h h er . T h e s tu de nts, i n s p ir ed hy nne o f t h ose p r e coc io u s

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ho\·!' o f 1he l:actlil y . fairly 1·acliakd t' nthu~ia ~ m. Unaffected as a n on con d u cto r o f that kind o i t• m·rg·:·. l·:tht·l ,;ay,;. l ~ n: n in the g-ymna~ium, \\·here the g irls . on a nlll. \\T rt· 1$)pping s parrO\\" ia,;hi o n. o n · r each t)f a lo ng· ro \\· o f [n dia n clubs . a nd tnai.;i n .g· face~. fn rmida bk a~ if tht•,· \\"t•rc yaultin o· tcl~oTaj)h j)Oies • she ;:::, o·avc n o . b t· •:i<!c n ce nf life. In the dc:'JK ra tio n. sic k \\·ith misgi vi n g;s . H elen turned to \\" il:tt ~he had planned a s a dintax tn the delight s ~~ store fo r he r fri end a t !\tJ:' ti t· :\"n11al - tn l)l·autiful. lJc autiiul :\autre. t he :\aturc s he he rself Jo yed so \\·ell. T ht•_,. \\·alkt·d thrnug-h th t• ( k tob c r " ·onds : a n1o ng th e hill s. a lo ng \\·indi11g· clri \'L'\\· ay ~ art·ht·d by tree,; \\·l w sc lcaYcs bknded e xquisitel y the g ree ns . yl'l l o\\· ~ . hr<J\\"11 ~ . and re d~: o n th e ric h black earth and fres h g ree n g rass. soft and ~ ou t hin g- tt) the fee t. Tht•,· fo ll$ \\·ed a n·uro·]in•.,. brook to t h e s tate h· o·]id in g rin·r th at l'illll t' up tn ih hlt;ff as if clra\\~1 I~· ;~lmiration for the l;1x~riou~. layered hn,\\·n~ ~lll'rt· . .\11 al n ng- th e \\·ay tl;c hardy flo \\"ers da nced to t he j oy o us 11Ult'S t>f hire!~ and in~ e ct~. und er the ~o ft rad iance o f th e go rge o u s lateaft t'rl HH>ll ~ky. l't~t)r IIden ~a\\· it \\·as llf no usc : no u sc : no usc. Sh e coulcl have \H']lt fllr d i~a ppni n t men t. I ~u t. o f course . she didn' t. T ha t "· m d cl ha vc bee n rude. It \\·as l·:t hl'i " ·hn at lcngt h hr\lkc t) Ul. "Yo u dear old b r ick ... s he sa icl . "you\· c trie d t o hl' might,· ~\H'el tu me. and I thank ,·ou. B ut l mus t p ut yo u \\·1se. It's hey <llHI llll' h ~n\· _,.tHl can ht·ar to Ji,·c th.is h u m li fe in thi s punk. little bit o f a lmk. \\"h:· not co m e to the L' ni. \\"ith me? \\'e j u~ t have ocean ~ of nifty cal!' and rnari11g g,)tHI tilll t' ~ - Cee. \"CHt're \\· a~t in g yo ur li fe he re. So l'< llllC ,,·it h 111e. kiddu-smack dah thi~ Ycry 1;ight! I'll ~h o \\· you ho\\· s \\·ell the city is !" :\II th e \\" h ik ln:r dang-ling- qu estio n mark curl kept pl ayin g hit-and111 iss with h e r mnu t h. :\ pe r~i stent m e ntal questi o n ma rk kept tapping in l fcle n's con sc io us ness , punctuat ing ,,·ith s pec ial fo rce h e r s ilen t q_u cri cs : "\Vhy n ot g o? But h ow manage to leave 111 y \\'Ork here ?" :\I uch p e rs uas io n drove di ~cr eti on to the \\· i nd ~. Yieldi ng·. Helen ag ree d to h oard th e fir st tra in fo r l.'ni,·e rsit\· Heights . rega rd less o f neglected clu~ies. S o the girls, 1:cfre s hing t hemselve s \Yilh a "Both o n Us" san<hYich at the little restaurant, proceeded to th e s ta ti on. A rriving at th e city abo ut I :30 that nigh t . t h ey a light ed from th e hack in fro nt of the great ho u se w her e Ethe l lived. TI 1·igh t lig-ht s s ho ne fro m e ven · winclo \\". The parlor was full of laug h ing, chattering g irls. ln t he dining r~om was spread a ri ch feast . Ethel, w ith many airs and g rac es. minc ed abo ut wi th he r g uest , in tr o du c ing h e r to t he blithe some compan y . "I didn ' t kn o w ,-o u \H' re haying a pa rty, Eth el.'' said H e le n a t h er fir~t o ppo rtunity. "I ' m not. T his s tunt com es o ff abo ut e very night,'' \\·as t h e rep ly. The s plendo r o f the place. the cos tly. o utla ndis h g a rments o f the g·irl s . th e merry din , all bewild ered H elen. r n a m ore sorry plight \\'a ~ sh e. ,,·h en a t th e tabl e s he fo und tha t b oth h er palat e and voca b ulary "·ere no t c \·c n b o \Yin g acquaintan ce~ o f half t he dainties o ffe red her. Consequ e ntl y. to E t h e l's .. ,,· o n't y o u hav e a s pik ed punch ?" ~ h e replie d in th e tone o f a m a r t \T s hrin k ing fro m ~

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"t he ,·" ~aL It ju~ l ocL· urred to 111e tha t some o f the g irls uf th e class of co ul d achic,·e immo rtal famL' a nd l a ~t in g g lo ry by gi,·i ng to t he \\·o riel ~o m e nc \\· ~ t yk . I'm nut a crea to r o f <ksigns. bnt t h e oth er da,· T came b,· :h e ha rd\\'arc s tP re . a nd I :'a\\· a fc\\' thi n o·s that \\'ere suo·o·estiY~ in the lin.e ni millin e ry. I \\·a s g o ing· to tel l my g irl abo ut t hen1 and let her make th e annmmccmcnt to the \\·o rl d. bu t I :-;a id th e hono r s ho u ld be min e. if th ere be an.,· - 1 \\·as co ncei ted. you kn o\\· . ll o\\' \\'Ou ld an inYertccl coal b ucket look for an eYeni ng ha t. ladies? T r im the handle \\·ith black mcssa line espo ngc ( I'm no t cnt ain \\· hcther those la;-;t t \\'P \\·o rcls arc correct) am! hang a c lcYer fri ll o n tIlL· car o f the buc k et. ( )r ho \\' \\'Ould a larg·c tn r ke ,· r oa;-;ter do? .-\nd then th ose babY ha th tuh ;-; \nHtldn't look bad io t~ m o rn it;.,. \\·car. It is n o t . ~ n eces;-;ar:· to sa.'· that th e fra m e \\·ould n ee d to be trimmed " ·ith a lit t le m oss ()r a n Jo;-; tcr's tail. \\ 'e s h o u ld n o t \\'ant for hat pin s . either. \ Vhat abo ut stoYc pn kcrs an d fire shovels and sp ike n a il s~ Say, say! nu t li :;ten! Don't go to \\·ca rin g a n.' · of th ese things un t il they arc sa nctio ned by ;\[amzclle. style malu'r. in Paris . If yo u \\·ca r t hem before. people " ·ill t hink you are crazy : if you do n' t \\Tar t he m afte r. you \\'i ll b e antiqua ted. an " o ld foggy. " and o ut of s t ,.!c. 1 o ugh t to ;-;ay a fc"· \\'(lnb ahL) Ut the llllman Ynice and h o"· \\·oncl erfnlly it co n fo rm s to t he triad o f t he maj o r diatonic chord. They say t he a ryten o id ca rti la .~·l· slides 11p intP a li tt k grnnn· a nd p rodu ces a te n sion by cont rac ting the tra nsverse c rin )-an·tc noid hune. T he res ult is a mu sical to ne. 1·,'l' go t Dagley to bac k me up in i h i~ ::;t at e m c nt. He say ;-; a per~o n ma.'· th ink hi~ :\ ngelina ~ ings di vin e ly S \\'l'Cl . L'\'L' n thoug h she ha n · a ,·nice lik e that o f a ern\\'. S upposing you h eard a per~ u n sing and didn't like \\· hat she ~ang bccaUSl' she clH.'\\·cJ up t he \\· n rd s-th a t'~ \'OUr fault. Y o u don't lik e th e oi rl. fo r if \'OU did no o ne could con vin ce yt;u that s he \\·o uld nu l s upplant .Shuma n n-1 rcin k o r T etrazi nc som e day . -:\o\\· . \\'hal han' cl ot he~ a nd voices lu d o \\'ith socie t.'·? 1\ ig-ht h ere is t he place \\·h ere t henry does n't coin cide " ·ith practice. :\ ma n \\· itlwut cl othes is an o u tca st . a barbarian: he lmks behind a t ree. trying to catch a nd make a m eal o f th e man \\·ho has th em. .-\nd mu s ic~ Firs tl y. a person can't sing unless he can ta lk: a 11<l ~eco ndl y. if he can't talk. he lo ite rs "· it hi n th e co nfin es o f t he sta te's elycmosy nac.'· institu tio n. Ucfurc YOU can b e sociable ,·ou'vc o·ot to ha\'l' clothes a nd be a ble to talk. Co n sc~]U Cntl:· . so c iability sc;ms to I;~ const ru cting itself o n a "·oi·ld-\\·id e basis. l)cru is carried over p urposely fro m the first of my disc u ~sion a nd pla ced h e re "·i t h added emphasis. P eru is a great c:-; po ne nt o f this faze o f human delights. :\ fl'"· of the social eve nts o f the pa;-;t sdwn l li fe are he re described. Suc h even ts arc al \\'a\·s fine. E ven ·onc is bet te r t han t he last o ne. a nd ju st as soon a s th e hca(lach.e is gune atHl lost slee p ''made up" \\'l' ha ve fo rgotten it also. Th is n t! e docs no t h o ld in variably in 11 ertt. l: irs t imprcs::ions a rc las ting. atH! I begin \\'it h t he Senior< Gct- :\ cqua inted part.\'. 'q

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w. m. m.i\. Jarty The Y. \\·. C. .\ .. 11·hi k e xceed ingly busy 11·ith its 11·ork o f a relig ious nature . doc~ not n eglect its soc ial duties. The a nnua l party given by the g irl s for its m e mbe rs t ook plac e o n February 2 1st. in the A.dministratio n lluilding. Th e fcstiYal 11·a s in h onor oi C L·orgc \\.ashi ngton 's birthday a n d in conscqucnn· th L· fa culty room 11·as fitting!:· decorated 11·ith flags . b un ting and bann e rs. L'pun arri 1·al. thL· guc~ls ,,. L' rL' r cce iH·d ,,·ith much pomp by George and :"llartha \\ 'a s hingto n. Th is h o no r ed gentleman and his 11·ife were attended by h ca utifu l colo nial maidens. .·\ uniqu e plan of L'ntertain ment had been proYid e d in the 11·ay o f competiliYe games. :"II iss Flo C lark proved herself an adept in planting a !lag in the center of a pan o f sand. \Yhile blinclfoldecl . She 11·a s pre:-;cntcd IYi th a s ilken llag as a t'CI\·ard for he r skill. The \\Ta:::hington te legrams cause d ex ccssiYc merrint c nt. The m essages ,,·ere composed of ,,·ords. the ini t ial letters o f 11·hi ch spelled \\'ashin g-ton . The fo ll o 1Ying. 11Titten by :"l l iss :"liable C lark. carri ed off t he bon bans: :"l latrimo nial .\gcncy:\Vanll'd- . \ ~horl. lland snnt c . Ingen io u s. :\"ift:·. ( ;ood. T o lerant. ( )Jd :\uisance. (~igned) \ 1.\ I> LE CL:\RK.

l ·~laburatc rdreshtm·nt:-; \\Trc sn\Td by th e domestic science gi rls belo ttg·ing to the organization . .-\ft cr doi ng just ic e to th e delici o us repast the girls collcl'tcd the tn selvcs in the 1:acult1· room for the installation of the n e11· officers . Th e p r evious lcYity ga1·c \Y a_,. t ~ an imprcssin· cer em o ny. Tt ,,·ill be impossible to fo rget th e s incerity and cam estncss \Yith 11·hich each girl prom ised to perfo rm th e duti L·s that 11·erc \1) he h ers th e com ing year. .·\ h igh t rib ute ,,·a s paicl to th e faithfuln ess nf the returning officers by \liss Tmo H eebner. t he n e11· p r esident. .-\s a closing c1-cn t o f t his de lig-htiul c1·cnin o· the o·irls joined hands and sang ' '1\Icst 1\c the T ic That 1\ind s.' ' a nd each iclt t hat' t h e Y. \V . C. :\. ,,·as indeed a most binding· tic. l'eru ca n \H'll he proud o f th is :\ssociation.

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t>f the tir:-:t nll'L'ling·,; t) f F,·c rctt thi,; Year ,,·a:-: 111 th e na ture oi a rcCl·ption. tu ,,·hich a 11 ~· ,;tudl' Ill in sclwol \\·as ~\·clc0mc. Th e r m1 n1" in l h e ha,;l'lllent o f the librarY \\' h ich th e nC\\' st ud e nt had ll'amed to k11n\\. a" the _lu11illr E11g-li,;h a11d t l~e "Hi"to ry o f E el." rooms . had bce11 t ra n,;f.,nlwcl i nt u an i 11 ,.it i11g rcccpt ion room by th rO\\'illg o pe n the clou!Jk dc1or:-: and hy decorating· \Yith rug,;. pennan ts an d autumn kaY e". This . ,,·it h th e hearty a IHI t·hcerful ,,·e ln)nic t'x\C'ncled by t h e En.·retts . ma de th e IIe\\'Cunier fe e l im incdiatcly at home . It abo ga\·c him an insight int o the soc ial life o f the literary ,;ncic t~·. The mus ical and literary prugTa n i s ho ,,·ccl the r eal aim of th e society. as ,,·e ll a s it,; talent. :'IIi:-::-: .\dalyn 1\lankcn ship a nd :\ !iss Ruby Ferguson. ,,·ho han: ah,·a~·,; b ce 11 n :r y gTac itHI:-: ,,·h en as ked tn appcar. contrib uted muc h to the entertainme nt. The "tunt" giYen ,,.l.rt· quite o rigi 11 al. .\11 \\'crc allo \\' cd to scc ":\Iary Had a Little Lamb " i11 a ne \\' \\·;1\· . Dain ty r drc:-:hml·nt" ,,.l'rl' :-:crn•d . and at the \\'inkin g uf light:-: a ll departed for th e ir ho m e s .

Jliiln 1Rrrrptintt Earh· i11 the "t'h<>lll \Tar a ll I 'h ilo matlwa11 n1emhcr:-: mel ft) r a n C\'en ing in t he c:.,.llmas itll ll. Th: place for meeti ng hac! prcviously bee n a r t isti cal ly prepa r ed !Jy a Yc ry diligent con1mittcc . .\m· class or orga nizatio n attemptin g t o fix np the gym . \\'i ll r ea lize ,,·hat \\'C nicai~ b,· this stat c n1e nt. l\ut t he comm ittee succceclecl admirahh·. In the glnrics o f the Fall Season the gym. was dcckt. Th e eve nt \\'a" not a mas k t party. hut many o f th ose present came r eprcscnting d ifferent character:' ,,·!Jo have ac h ie ,·ed fam e and noto ri ety as ,,·o rl d characters. A ll types fro m l'cck':c; !lad !lo Y tu tha t o f Queen E liza beth ,,·ith nun 1erou s o dcl o ne s in bet,,·ee n \\T IT rcpr~sen tee!. \\. e C\'Cn had a barefoot b oy, ,,·hose ' 'check" \\'as slig-htly tann ed . R o m eo and Juliet ,,·er e real cunning, and so \\'as !'\ill Salt. Three L ittl e R eel H.iding· 1-loocls ,,·e1T present. as \Yas a lso the famous o n c-E,·angeline. Exen· o ne tlm s bcclck t did somet hing to <~nlcrtain the rest. You \\'o ulcl haH' laughe;l. ton . had yo u bee n th ere . S o me people do goocl team ,,· o rk hut arc bette r in dividual satell ites. Som e shi n<' as bright as th c sun: soml· cast a clrcani\' r elkction . soft an d difusc cl. li ke that o f th e m 0 on. \Yhilc ~Tt others \\'e re brilliant an d q uick li ke the ta il o f a comet. I say again \\'ith the diYCrsiticd talent that Philo has tha t th er e i:-: quality and quantity to not o nly spice up an occas io nal entertainment. h ut t he r e is en o u~·h to g;in· a program ever y ,,·c ck that is not m o no t o no us nor ,,·eari so m e . Too many of the students fail to realize the g o0cl that they sho uld g;ct fro m thc so ciety wnrk. T he fait h ful. alert ancl appreciati\T soc iety g o ing- iolks arc the o ne,; \\·lw maintain thc h igh sol·i et~· sta ndard s. .\n art ist o nce standing- o n hi s he,·b. ,,·ith h is a r m s akimbo. ddt!.'· hnlcling his pa lette in one h and a nd a

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br ush in tile o tll n . bo d y in clin ed for11·a rcl at th l· hip :-; :-;, illlL' t hirt ,. dl'gn.:l':-;, lisped iiJ "artis ti c s tyk" th e ,,-;ts a s no b . _,·,nt kn,,,,. ,, "Y l·s . I ha\·l' a- \T r y a r t istic tcntptra m e nt: yes . rea ll y . I ha\· l'. ;_un "' ' arti s til· a t t itn L·:-; that it alnH,:-;l pains n1<: ~-, \\'h e n a soc ic t_,·-gu c r g eb "' ' far tlta t lti :-; ',,,.,1 crit ic i:-; m pain s him , we ma\· . afch· Sa\· h e is a Iwnenti t \· in su c ict \· \\·ork \\' c \\·a n t crit ic is m s . hu t th e re ;rc t,,.-o kind s -adv e r se anc i L'Oillnt L·n•.lahk. . I~. Jt h kind :-; arc us du l at t im es . but it is safe t(J sa,· that n11n-c impron·mL·nt ha:-; h L'L' Il ;.:·ainl'd lJ\· th e latter.

l:i g· s ta g s and lit tle s tag s . mcdiu1n s ized an d all. fr•>nt ••ll t ,, f the au t 11111n \\·c,uds. sto k d 0\\' 11 towards the "magnif-ice nt a tnph ithea t r L•." whe r e th e r ed s kin s in days uf y o r e held t he pow\\., ,,,. and s n tnkt th e p ip e of jll':tl'e until th e r e \\·as no t hi ng left hut a pie c e d a pipe. .\long w ith tltl' stags t h en· \\'l'I"L' p r es e n t a limited number of \\·lt et' lharr<J\\·s laclcned ,,·it h citr ullu s ntlgari:-; fur t he g r ega ri o us trib e . \\'<: s hudd e r tn t h ink uf the :\atiun that might h an· hee11 pe r petua te d hy this c lan. I t ,,-,Jtdd han· tntqu cs tioJ!la hl y r •.·s u lt ecl in s tag·n a ti o n . fo r no t a single doc \\·as pre s<: Il l. Th e great g·L·rt tl qf r cd c nt p t inn lay i11 t his fact . t hat t h e l :ig l :uc k had tl ()( c•rga ni zed his antkrs. T he s truggling. s traggling s tag·s a r rin·d la te L' llll f t() parti c ipat e in rhini t is \· u lgaris . ,,·hile th e t:arli c r. mure f() r tu na te and s atiat e d • >Il l'S h eg·a11 in a :-;l'rics ()f frinJlo u s co11tt:s ts mo lT or le ss hun1a11. < ln L· sta _g· to",]..: a IJig Tttrkish tn \\· cl and ra11 a ru ut Hl th e d r op-t h t:-handkc r chid r ing an d tril'd 111 cra L·k hi s mise ra ble immedia te prcc kc e sso r ( I m ca11 he ,,·a s mi sc rahk \T r y s•" 111 ) on the l'l'\Trs ihlc s id e o i h is ant e ri o r co gno n lt'll. Thi s cr uel ;:port ap prna L· h e :-; in a frail ,,·ay th e c harming gam e of h(Jt hand. s• • nlllch enj"yecl 1>:· I )r. I I ca r d . ' 'I 'al111s fo n,·ard _ _ _.. Th e s oc ial \\·as a stag affa ir. yes , tha t's J l'ST ,,·h at it was. Late r in t h e e nning th e,· unlo cked h()rn s and s<~ught n ·c " g·tlitil)tl in t he h()rrlns of po li te s oc iety .

turrrtt i!;allotur·rtt Jarty H a ll"' '·e ' cn ,,·a s c e lebrate d by th e 1 ~ \-c rc-tts in the hase111ent 11f the libran·. E ac h. ,,·h en arri ving a t th e lo b by o f th e lib rary. di s covered th a t he c o u ld n ot ,,·alk "c da te h · d u 11·n . bu t mu s t be s eated on a cu,;hi o n to ,,·hich was atta c h ed a l() ng r o pe.- and thus ,,·a s a l!cJ\\T d tu s lid e do\\·n on a hoard into regions o f da r k n ess belo ,,·_ .-\fte r fum b ling arou nd . th <: \'i ct im \ \T il t thr<Jugh a narro w passag·L·. .- \ t the end u f th is h is hand ,,-as q u ic k ly s<: izecl b y a sl i111 y hand of a ghos t. .\ thrillin g ,,-hi s pc r told him to go nn. C o ntin u ing. he foun d hi m s e lf in a r o 0111 alo ne ,,·i th a s k ele to n. \\.h e n he ha d g a thered up cn u f co urage to 111 0\'l', he took a s lip fr o m a k et tle ha nging on a c rane . Thi s s lip foretold his fut ure . H e was t hen admi t te d to th e ruom. ,,·her e the ot h er gues ts ,,·ere a ss e 111hlc d. Th e dim lig-ht s. th e r ustling of t h e ka \'l'~ o n l h e llnor. ancl the ma s kt c r eatures g-ay e a \Yeird e ff ec t. .-\II \Ye r e itn·ited to hunt fo t bean s hidd c 11 un der th e lea \'L'S. The scrambl e began an d th e mas kt figur es we r e all searc h ing here and th e re. Soon the

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It is not ah1·a:·s that. ,,·hen a n o 1Yd o f yo u ng people cong-regate at :.Ii istead's store. a s ufflciL' Ill m1mlJt' r o f aut om o biles s pin up to the curb a nd a JI OIY tlH: Ill seh ·es tn h e ti lkd 11·i th pc opk a nd S11·iftly g lide <t\\·ay. Hut it did so happe n nn th e n ight of .-\ pril 3· 11) 1-J.. . \nd it i::- not al\\'a,·s t hat in s uch a mo tly no\\'d a s tilL' allll\"l' the ratin nf the tna~culine cleme nt .to the feminine is almost t 11·o to o ne . I \ut !'tll' h 11·a~ t he L'<lSL' o n this ~a me ni g·ht. These autos s ped n n thei r \\·;11· until e ith er a ImHihole stopt them. o r a jovial man. namely. \lr. l' L'nn edy.-,Yit h lante rn in hand. hail ed the dri,·ers at hi s he au t if ul n nmt ry home 11·h e re t he passengers -no ne othe r tha n the me mb e rs o f the t11·o t;lce l'luhs o i the l' . S. \'. S.-had been ill\·ited to spend the · n-cning by \lis!' J:urtis K e nne dy. \\.hil e \\'aiting fn r th e arrival of the last ca rload. tho se present \\'ere ente rtained 11·ith vo cal mu sic hy :.1 iss . \<lalyn Ulanke nsh ip a nd in strumen ta l numbers by \!i ss L o ui se \ ' an H o rne. a nd :-lessrs . H umph reys and L o ,·ell. \\'hen all had ar ri l'l'<l. table s 1ve rc set about t he rooms a nd progress iYe somerse t 11·as played. Exc it eme nt ran high until a halt 11·as ca lled by tilt hostess. :-lr. J o ne s pro duced a tall :· card 11·ith the greatest number of punches, and \\'a~ ;l\\·arded first prize. :\1 r. Dallam's card sho11·ecl the least nu mber. and h e was a \\'arded the b oo by prize. The tables IY Cn ; then spread fo r a t\YO-cou rse luncheon. \Viti! thirty- five mu s ician s in c o mpa nr. it is o nh· nat ural tha t part of the evening be given to music. On e o f the b~st progran~s o f th e season 11·as -~·iven consis ting of numbers by each Glee C lub a nd bv Dr. and \ l rs. House. I here 11·as a n in ter m ission in this prngTam during ll'hi~h \I r. H osie, the cam era man , too k a lb sh light pictu1·e. The early m o rnin g ho urs 11·cre s pe nt in expressing praise and thank s to th e h oste ss and her fa mily fo r an even ing o f so lid enjoyme nt. and in cranking con trary ca rs preparatory t o leavi ng fo r home. H o 11·ever. it is reported that b1· J o 'cloc k Saturday morning all partic ipants were n ·,·iciYing in th eir dream !' t he joyo us occasion ju st expe ri enced. T he even t ,,·ill no t be rcvie\\'e d in d rea ms o nly. but in 11·ak ing ho urs mall\· ti1nes by all members of th e (;Icc C lubs participating.

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Coach J o hn son g ot m ost of hi s athleti c training in Doan e l 'lilkg·e . l ie played eig ht yea rs of football. and \\'a s a h\·ay s a s tar at t h ~.: gam e . \lan\· tim es has he he ld third base do \1'11 o n th e "Tige rs'., bas eball nin e . lie al so kn m vs basketba ll. trac k and all sorts o f gymnas ti c \\'< Jrk . l ie ~ h O \H'd h is fo o tba ll a b ility in developing a football team at Doa n e that rece ived ho n o rs o vn t he Peru ele ,· en. a nd sho \\'e d up fin e . battling again s t th e " Co rnhu~k c rs." I Il' played qu a rte rba ck o n th e D oan e " gridiro n" team. p n~ced i n g· hi~ coachi ng th e re. a nd ma ny tim es fo ug ht aga in st th e sch ool that h e is no ,,· do in g hi s u tm ost to u pho ld. Pe ru is indeed ver y fo rtunate in securing him a s coach. fo r h e d evelo ped a foo tba ll tea m last fal l th a t t he :\ o rmal is pro ud o f. a basket ball team tha t cou ld m a ke t he best o f th em fight fo r h o no rs, and no do ub t co mm en ce m e nt tim e ,,·ill sec us \\'i t h a winning baseball nin e . Coach J o hn son h as t h e g ood,,·ill o f e ve ry bo y in sch ool. Hi s \\'Orking fo r clean play ing ha s do ne a g r ea t rl ea l fo r th ose \\·h o have been und e r him. It is quite certain t he c o ming fa ll ,,·ill sec a ,,·inning team fo r P eru in f()( Jt ball , for hi s lead er s h ip fo r· t w o y ca r·s \\' ill pur t he P e ru v ia n s bac k in th e game .

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IF oothall §ra!ion .\nothcr sca:-;o n in the hi :-:tor~- of fnntb;-~11 h a~ pa:-:sed a11·ay: o nce m o re the l'nll\·ians <"t\\·a it th e bug·lc call of another season. . \n d nu11· is a fitting tim e tn briefly r e1·icw th e sig nifi cant points bro ught o ttt 1>_1· t h ~· g-ridirun battle:-; o f th e s~..·a so n. .-\~ usual. at the o pening o f th e 'caso n. th e prn:-:pcc ts loo ked g·loo my indeed. sin ce m a n~- of o ur old 1·cteran:-; had ldt u:-: : bur 11·i t h the r\.'tnainin g pigskin rollers of la st seaso n. and the ne11· m atnial. L'n ach Joh nso n 11·orked o ut an excelle nt team. Th e sc rubs had the h o no r of playing the tir:-;t ga m e o f th e season on Sepkml>er 26th. against the :\ebraska City l li g h School. .\! though the game was played o n the l-1 igh School's grid iro n. it 11·as ended 11·i th a ~core of 13 tn () in fa vor of th e scrubs . Dillon a nd L eger making t h e touc h do 11·n~. Th e \"arsity's fi rst game o f t he seast)n 11·as 11·it h Tarki o u n the latter':; g- ro unds, Octob er 3rcl. The ga m e 11·as ho tly con tested fro m :-;tart to fi ni sh. Tarki o tried a series o f lin e bucks. and end runs. nnssed the :\a nna l's line . a tHi ki c ked a goal in the first ten minut<.' :-; of play. I 'cru ~ho11·ed her sup eriority d uring the r est o f t·he ga m e . a nd m o r e t han o nce 11·as the .\I is o u ri ans' goal lin e th reatened. The Peru-Cotner g·ame 11·as fo ug-ht to a t ic o n .l'eru ·s fie ld. Octo be r 1oth. The bulldog~ pr OYed thcmseiYes plucky fighters. ho lding o ur men fo r clom1s wh en th e ball 11·as 11·ithi n a fe11· feel of their goal. .\l o~t o f t h e game 1\'as played in Cot ner':-; terriwry: no t nncc IYas o ur goal threate ned. O n Octobe r 17th. th e 1\.'rll\·ians itll'adcd t he land o f t he T igers. but 11·ere clcfeatecl by a scor e oi -1-~ too. Th e D nane m e n 1r ere tmteh heavier t ha n l ' eru ·~ lll cn, and were 1-ctc rans a t the g·a nl L'. Cnach J n l111 son's fo rmer trainings howed itself in th e opposing- team. The Peru tea m came back stro ng in th e l a~t half, and a llP11·ed th e T ig-ers to sc o r e hut o nc e. ln the e1-ening after th e game a recepti o n wa,: g-i1·cn in ho nor of o ur men.

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By far t he fin es t ex hibi tion of fq()t ba ll t hat th e fol l own~ of t h e p ig-ski n dope showed t hi s year was o n :\'ovembcr 1s t. w he n 11ell<:nl\.: i ll\·aclcd th e i\orm a l's g ro und. T he '' Tn d ia ns " \\·ere.: n1ore t ha n l'' Jid1dL·IIt (Ji the g am e. T hey even had t he score fig n r c.:cl r1 u t, bu t w h e n 1h e chee r ~ ,· ihrat vd ],;tc k a n d fo r t h from e ith e r si d e fJf llH.: fi e ld . as " ~ay ! ' ' "\\. hat!" "\\' h at · ~ ,,.],at ;- " "Th at's w hat t hey all say !" " !:Cat l:cl lc.: vtu.: ! l: c.:at l: vll n·uv !" thL· rL·d s k in s l•>SI t h e ir " pep." Th e ga m e s ta r ted b y l lcl lc.: \·u e's kicki 11 .~ to I \·r n . \\'h" r ctn rn vd it t" t he fo rty-yard li n e. Th e ··Jn d ia n s" h e ld •1 ur n JUI c],,,,.ll. lHJt t h v,· S< ll>ll n :g; tinC'cl it aga in by a scri c.:s o f lin e bu cks. L"' ' l< car ri e d t l1e "pu111pk i ll .. a l·rqss t h e ir goal lin e. The bal l was s u ccessful ly ki cked het\\"Cen th e cr"ss -lJa r s . 1\ f,) r wa rd pass was a t te mpted IJy t h e \:urma l. hut t h e.: ba ll ,,·as c au g· ht by a redski n , \\· h o to r e d 0 \\'11 th e fie ld fo r a go•HI ga i1 1. I\\· ;t series •• i bu cks and e nd run s t h ey clrOVe tilt' pe d a n ts ln th e ir ft>rt y -yarcl Jin L' , \\·hcre I h e "f ll clians" were h eld fo r down s . ]J ere J ••JJ es made hi s Sl' JJs ati•>J lal run. C ll'l'_,·i11g· t he " pigs k in" s ixty y ard s fo r a totH.: hcfo,,·n. l11 thl· th ird qu a r te r l'cru s h owed h e rse lf to be fa r t he s up e r ior o f the t\\'0 t t'am s. 111 aki 11 g ln ng· e nd rtt 11s. and m any good gain s direc tl y t hr o u g h th e lin t'. Th t' " I!Hii a 11 s " \H.: rt.: unabk t< J h o ld n ur men for d0\n1s. Janda put his to e aga i11 s t t h e bal l a 11d adckd th ree m o r e points to o ur scor e. So m e might~· good ,,·.,r k was ex h il•ill'd duri n ;.:· th <..: i<HJrtll quarter. l ~o th tea m s f~Jught like t ige r s. Th e ga 1n c e nd e d ,,·it lJ til l' h;tl l in t h e "recl skin s' " te r ritory. Sco r e, Peru , 17: ll e llcvu c, o . Un \Jovcmber 15t h, th e big ga m e of the.: sea so n was p layed ,,·i tl t o ur s is te r .\'a n na l. \Ve a r e making no exc u ses fo r o ur loss to !(<.:arne~·. T hat r e juvenated 111ac hin e played g reat footbal l aga in st P e m . :\ t l h e o ld style o f play in g they o u tp laye d us most of th e tim e . but a t t imes Peru \\T nt th rn u g·h t h e ir line. In spite <>f th e o ppo ne n ts ' weig h t and experience at t h e game. o ur m c.: n o utplayed t h e n 1 at t h e n ew ga m e. The ga m e s tart ed by [(ca rn ey 's kick-off t o Peru , w h o mad e good r eturn , but fa iled to m a k e h e r down s . I( carn ey carri e d th e hal l for lo ng gain s un ti l ou r goal was t h reatl' JJcd . but th e weste rn e r s \\'e r e h eld fo r dow n s, a nd o ur m e n, by ser ies nf pla ys, ca rri ed t h e ball clear

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acruss till' fie ld. but fai led to carry it ac r uss th e u ppune nts ' li ne. V an B ure n 's n1e n pi c k ed up n en·e in t he st:co ncl ha lf. a nd d ro ye o ur m en th e e n t ire length o f the fie ld fo r t he first t o uchd om1. and succeed eel in maki ng another touc hd oll·n befo re the hal f ended. lly a brilliant play of o n e o f th e Kea rney m en , a p lace k ic k \\·;1s bl nc kecl. T his see med to discourage the boys. for in t h e fourth qua rt e r the.'· \\·e re unable to ke ep t h e oppon e n ts fro m crossin g o u r lin e. Th e g a lliC e nded \\"it h the bal l in rc ru's possessio n in the middle o f th e field. Scor e. l'eru. o : !( ca rn ey. 2 1. Tn fi ll an o pen dati.' 0 11 th e sc hedu le . t he :\cbras ka F reshmen t ea m was u l1tain nl u n :\m·ei n ber 27t h. 1-,e rtl stepped o ut o n th e fi eld. kn O\\·ing t ha t a tn r ihlc bat t le \\·as to be fo ug- h t. T hey co n sidered the .F reshme n to b e invinl'ihle. I la d th ey t ho ug h t ot henYi se. no do ub t a Yer y g rea tly different ga m e \\·o uld han· been played . as the la st ha lf o i t he gam e proved to b e. The Un i boy s 11 Sl'd man y trick pla ys. Th e .. rowa spread" \\'as used time a n d agai n , but ve ry littk C\Hd d th ey do \\·ith it aga inst o ur men . T he C ni made a ll t he ir scor es clming th e first half o f t he ga me. cross ing o ttr goal lin e three times. Duri ng t h e las t hali O lll' m e n lllltplayed the u ni every minute o f t h e gam e. :\Iore luck t ha n aii.\'l hi ng l' b c ca used th e Fresh men to keep o ur m en fro m cro ssing the ir goa l. Dming the th ird q ua rt er. a place k ick \\·as made by J a nda. The ga m e e n ded \\·ith t he ball in l'eru's possession o n t he Cni's t hir ty-ya rd line. S c o re. l''c ru . 3 : L" ni F res hm e n. 18. :\ t l hl· dose of t he sca !'n n. \ · i rg·il Lo ng \\·a s e lcctecl captain o f the n ext y ear's foot ba ll sq uad. \\-it h thL· o ld m en of t his year a n d man y hig h sch ool s tars . l 'e n1 is boun d to ha\·c a \\·inn ing tea m next fa ll. Coac h J ohn son a n d Captain L o ng arc bus_\· hunting materia l for next Year. Here is to th e ir success. I t is sa id that Peru \\·i ll have the best team in the histor y o f the sch ool II CXt fal l. IS,H -1.

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J U:\LS. llalfback. "l 'arsnn" \\"as the speedy man of the team. He ah,·ays kep t the rt)Ot\.'rs excited. expecting him to skirt the end fo r a touchdown. II e ,,·as Otlc o i the most consistent ground gainer:- o n the team.

LEGER. Encl. Lege r. another nc,,· man. did SLlnlc remarkab le work for the team. parti cularly in breaking up end run s. l ie \\·as fa st and a h,·ays played a heady and consistent ga m e.

\:( l\ .. \ K. Cuard. :\"oYak \\·a s a brain,· and reliable pla\Tr. His \\Tight strengt he ned the line . also hclp~d to o pen up h;lcs ior the back - ficlcl m en to plunge t hrough. 1-l e has become a professor. ~o his footba ll daYs arc Ctldccl.

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S T OIJ I ). \I{IJ. T ac kl e . J o hn 1\'C.tS a ne w man. hut was qui te adept in learning t ill' g am e. II c \\'a s a s ure ta ckle and rl id hi s part in I11 Jidin g t h e lin e. Th <: .\ 'o rm a l l"scs a clea n . hard - li g·lllill g at h lete 11·1l e n S t flddarcl g r aduates t hi s yea r.

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J l II E:\':\' [ i\C. Su b . J:iJ I playe d h is fi r st _\Tar o f fnot bal l 1\' ith th e Nn rnl al tea m las t fall. I I e 11·as a h ard 1\'urk er a nd was a lll'ays o n hand fo r p ract ice . H e was a fin e defensive p laye r. a nd did mu ch tn stre ng th e n t h e lin e.

J O N ES . Sub. V ic is a 11atu ral footbal l playe r . II c 11·as one o f t h e s un:st tack les, brea k ing up m a n y o f hi s o p ponc11 ts' plays. a nd ta ck lin g t hem for a I< JSS. vVc need him o n n ex t yea r 's t eam .

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Septemb er 25-\Vin :-; lu \\· e lected L:dit o r-in-c hicf o f th e Peru via n. Fn·e . ' btis in ess m a nager. September 25-~ li ~s E lli s fo rg c·ts she is Se ni o r ach·iser a nd goes to gym . fn r cla ss chapel. Scpte m be r 26-- l'h ilo receptio n . September 27- eni o rs han' a Cct-.-\cquaintcd party. B ox o f candy (?) g i,·cn as pri ze fo r t he o ne w ho talked th e most a nd s a id th e leas t. C hief game o f the c,·c ning ... Flying - D utchman:" chi d acto r:-. \ Vca r and Fanny Hart.

®.ctnb.rr Octo ber 1- l :iggcst no ise in chapel e\·er hea rd. Four hundre d and eighty-s ix s tu de nt s b uy t ick ets in suring th e success o f the budget sche m e. \I o re t ickets sold to Senio rs t ha n t he re arc m embe rs in the class . P ro fe ssors J ea n . Hea rd a nd J ohn son. the "tritllll\'irs ." buy t\\'O t ick ets each. October 2-Dramatic C lu b receptio n. ( )ctuber 3-Shuman Q uin tette prese n ts cla ssica l mu sic in colon ial costume. ( k to h e r -t-::\ ormalite hoard m ee ts. \la til l and I-:Iumphreys head t he lis t. <ktobe r s - l'ro fessor S mi t h te lls the fello ws h o w to h ave a good time a t a stag social. <kto hcr 6- J? res id e nt 1-layes said: "Keep your wo rd a nd d o n' t cha nge yo ur roo m- u nle ss you have· t o ." ( )ctohc r 7- I-l a ney goes t o t he D o rm and kn o cks at t he o utside door fo r ad mi ss io n. ?diss ~[cJ( ee hears lo ud k no cki ng and a nswers . \\! he re upo n 1J a ney as k s : ''.-\ re yo u the p rcccptrcss? " Oc to b er 8-Scrubs defea ted the V arsity. Oct o be r 1o-\1iss St. J oh n goes to ::\ ebras ka C ity tu get he r sh oes s hin ed. ~he s ta t es t hat s he e x pec ts to ha ve he r picture tak e n before the yea r 1s over. ( )cto he r I s - P rcs iclen t Hayes in cha p d a nno unces: " :\I I Senio rs from (init ia ls) H-1 please call at reg·is tra r s uAi.cc .

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( )ctob e r Jj-\V in s lnw a nn cnJn ccs t h a t h e \\'() llld li ke t• , ~ec a t.'O lnmittce 111 the Y . \V. C. .·\. r est roo m. Oct o b e r 18 ( in C h e mi st ry labo r a l(l r y )- \1 ildr e d k i11 g· sl 1< 1\\',.. I 1r• ,fc,.;so r H oy t h(J\\' to ma ke oxyge n. Octo b er 22- H en ning rc sn l ,·cs (q \\' ri te a IJ<J< >k <J il til t· ·· _\rt •1f Tt·ac llin g·." UctolH.: r 23- \ l iss l< osc C lark I(Jc k s h er clc,.. l-; ,,-it h tlt t· k t.·~- • 111 th e in s idl'. Octo bcr 26-l~i ll y ( Jgg f< Jrgt:Ls \I iss 1: arthi11g a 11C l gncs l•• chun·h \\·it !l o ut h e r . Jl c f()rgt:l s to s ay g •HHI·I>yt.: a n d c cJill L'S had~ - t· 1 ,.;; ~ ~- g·· ,, ,d - hye. Oct o be r 28- 1-'i rs t S il O \\". 1.-anllty holcl s nH-ctill .t..:' t< , e nal>k t il t· Jn t• 1 .t..:"cl t h e drift o f things. ( >ctuiJc r 29- l'rokss ur -''•hnsi Jil ha s "i1 1sid c infc•rnJat icm" ,,- it ll r c k r e 11n.' \(J t h e frJot b all game .

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:\oYembcr 25- The milita r:· co mpany begins to IOl)k lik e a r eal a r my. Th eir g un s haYe bee n given to the m. :\ m·e m bcr 26-l ' ro fcss o r \ \' ilson: ·'If \\"(.' kac he r~ could lind o ut o ur s tud ents as q uickly as the:· fi nd us o ut. it \YO lllcl b e al l right. I ca n' t und er stand t h e d ifference. can yo u ?"' L e na :\ lo ultro p: ""\[ay be the teache rs have m u r e to s tudy.'' :\o1·ember 28-\[atill , the m od ern Brigha m Young. attends F nTc tt.

ilrrrntbrr D ece mber 1- P rofcssor \\. il son. 1vh o \\Titcs for t he ( >ma lta I \vc. asks: .. \ VIto 1vas that you ng m a n Yi siting; yo u r ece ntly?"" Leone S11· itzcr: .. :\ Lllll ber 8 o r 23." l kcem her 2- \[ etro poli ta n Cra ncl Opera ~]na r tetle. \) (.'(.'C illbcr :)-Comma ndan t n eck: ""Sol cli cr:;. \\·hat n·c r YOll clo . ne ,·e r poin t your guns at a nybody ."

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Decembe r 4- l'ro fcss() r \Vilson: ".\I iss C uui"<JIJ. h n \\' can , ..,11 c h;1ngc your na m e?' ' .\I iss Couls o n : " I d< Jn't kn o \\' . I' ve bt'l'll try in.l!· fq r a lltlllthe r o f years and ha ven' t s ucceeded ye t. " D ecembe r s-1 ) ralllatic C luiJ ho lds r egular SCSS JOn. llunlphn.: ys gels a s hower-bath. D ecembe r 6-. \ ss<lc iatc editors \\·ail <~ltl in the r;ti n a n h o ur 11· hi lc t h c edito r-in-chid s its in the do rmitory parJqr- prcs umahl y s in g-i ng " ( 'all .\l e l "p So me R ain y .\fte rn()on. " D ecembe r R-- l)r. ll rJl! Sl' urg t·s tlt c· " s tucknt -h•HI < ' tl • cli s,.;c l11ittah' th e ne ws that t he \ Vt'sleyan Clce C lub 11·ill gin· a ccm ct:rl at l'c rtt Tlltt r" rla:· e l't'llll1g.

Decembe r 1)--- l'ro fessor Jean rdu scs I•• sign \\'Oill a ll s u ffr;q._:·(· pc t iti n tt. Prn fessr>J. D ecembe r 10-- .\li ss 1-..:rciJs leaves cqnft.rc nn· t o call d c>ll'll C regg fo r being noi sy in th e hall. D ecembe r 1 1- \ Vcsl eyan Clcc Cl ul1 t'()ll t:e rt. D ece mbe r 12- Lin e buy s a rin.t.:· at 1h e Co-1•P· D ecembe r 12-:\lhin J o hn sr•n goes to Y. \V. K c.: n " ing·t q n , Th n c 1s a reason. Decemb c.: r 1_1- E st e lla !lau c h and .\Ialli e llunz c k c r a gree t o ha J, e fc>ltr hundred cooki es fq r tl1 c G e rman pa rty. Th e_,. g() to th e Do 111 cs ti c S ci e nce l l all a t 8 a . 111.. r eturn <j :..J-5 p. 111. \:11 dinn e r. JHJ "upper. Y es . they bak e d th e r equired numbe r. D n ubtk ss th e_,. clr1 nn t sec th e j o k e . Dece mbe r 15- I~Jii s Frye s ugge s t s that th e high sc hno l tea c hns g ive th e ir g ro up pi ctures to ea ch o f th e high sc hool pupils for a C hri s tma s prese nt·. I [ ;urison Line, th e finan c ie r. proposes th ey h e so ld at a bazaa r . D ece mber 16--.\lr. J o hnso n (to 11·ho111 .\!i ss Durl ey ha s r e tmn cd his p lan decorated in th e usual mann er ) : "( l\\'ing (,, th e red line s yo u and .\I iss r...:rchs have p ut o n my plan s I have n' t had a girl for a m o nth. '' Decem ber T;-Fuzz Ove rt o n re so lves to keC'p hi s feet o ff o f rrofcssor Hull's desk. D ecem be r t<j--EI·e ryb o d y g oes hom e fo r C hristmas vaca ti n n .

]anuurn J an uary 6-Etta Yo un g : ' '\Vha t arc yo u r eading?" .\fa~· Fudge : " B o e,,·e ttlf." Etta Y o ung-: "I s that th e b oo k hy Jac k Lo nd c lll~· · Janua ry 7- '.\fi ss '.\fary '.\fabel \1· ;:u1ts a man with a kind h ea rt . January 8-Pro fcsso r \Vii so n : " Co untry Farlllcrs arc al11·a 1·s in the country." Janua n · 13- Earlc Smith : " Every soc iali s t tak es the ' .\ p p ca l to H.ea S4ll1.' T sho uld think tha t wo uld he th e 11fficial pap e r of th e pa r ty." Wm . Y o ung: ·'T h e p eo pl e who take that paper a re not soc ialists . th ey arc an a rchi st s." E arl e S mith: ''Th e n wh y d o n 't thcv vo te the a narchis t t ic ket?"

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January 15- Carl Ov~ rto n: "\Viii the ' partial' po~t pay the rail road company a s muc h as the e xpress company would?'' J an uar:· t6-l-aet!lt_,. P lay. Feed at :\ Iiss BO\Y en's. J ean s its o n \\"oman suffrage box . 18-l-l arry l-lahlbec k mi sses a point in Campustry. Ja nua r y January l l_)-\\"m. Young- crosses t he campus at 9 A S P. !\I. \\"ith a chick en-t he iea t herecl kind-unde r his arm. January 20-:\ ro ving- pi cture sho \\" at the Dorm. fo r th e be nefit o f th e Oak Glen girls . Chi ef a cto rs. E va R o "·e and :- rinnic DaYer. Januar_,. 2 1-Fu zz (in P olitical E conomy): ":\ftcr a man is dead he \Yon't haYc to pay an_,. in com e tax \\"ill he?'' January 23-:\f. J. Can.':· takes his regular nap at the library. :-Iiss :-Iatti e J-lunzcke r also :::Jeeps. Januar_,. 26-Earlc S mith detects air bn:athittg in ptth!i c ·nl\l :;ic class. Jan uary 27-]anda asks T'ro f. H eard ""hy a sheep ha ~ three rings aro und his n eck. January 28-E dith Bill: '·J fo und the \\·nrcl 'th eolog:·· in our lesson toda y: \Yhat d ocs it mean. some kind o f sto mac h troub le ?'' Ja nuary 29-Lulu Gunderson is taking t\\·enty-fiyc hours \\·ork so s he can fo rget her sorro\\". January 30- Fuzz at t he D o rm. He thro\\·s a pill o \\· a t o ne o f t he girls and hits .\Lrs. :-r o n·is instead.

L;ebruan· 2-l'res. _I Iayes mi sses chapel because he cam e in late a nd feared a "ba\ding o ut " b:· D ean R o use. Februan· 3- J o hn \ Vca r: "\Vhcn Gabrie l bl n \\"s h is hu rni\[atty : "Yo u'll be too far a\Yay to hear it." f"cbruary -t- :\liss Carpenter: "Dressler yo u belong to :\[ iss ]\: ite. S he's o ut in the hall wait ing· for yo u." Feuruarv 6-i\ Ii ss K rebs talks o n home manage ment in l'Onfe rc ncc. F ebrua ry ; - Tra ini ng teac hers' recep t ion fo r the Senio rs. :\!iss E llis \\·tn s t he running- "broad s-mile ." F e b r ua ry 9-T'ro f. H o \\"ie bumps in to a deaf man a nd b egs his pardon . February 10-F ay Fa rthing: "\Vhe re is Celia G ro up ? I \\·ant to see \"erne C ha te lain." F ebruarv 1 r-Schultz : '' \Vhat lta\' c YOU .·\ c kennan ?" r\ck erma n : ''.-\n apple ' ' S chu ltz: " G ive me a d rag. " Februa ry 12-Eieano r F ore ma n (eating dinne r at th e Do rm .) : "(;irl ~ . \\" e sh o uld have a hatch et today .' ' F e bruary 13-(Friclay). Eve rybody afraid some t hi ng \\"n uld hrt ppctl. :.J o thinghappeued.

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I:L.I>ru;tn· 1-J.- .\lhin _l. 1h n,;on. foot r ace r. Exceeds s peed limit on r a inv Saturday nig·ht,;. 1:--: c,; pccia lly adapkd to leading- members o f the oth e r ,;ex 111 ,;uch r:t CL'S, a nd inc iclcnta lh· pic king- up um brella s o n the \\·a, .. l:c lm l; tn· 1~- llank \\ .t•ll,; (\\"akitJg· S mith up at 2:15 .\. :'1[.) : "Say Smith. does 1ny d rc~:-: ;-;hirt b utto n u p the fro nt o r up the back?" l: elll·uan· 1<;- 1-'ry i:; CXjKl:'t'cl t<) the_: 11111n1 p:'. h·l>ntary 2 1- t ;kc Cl uh g·n tn l\n)\1"1 1\· ille. " Ceo rg-e T(ennedy's little boy'' the ch id attradin n. h·lm1ary 2.)- ( ;lee Cl ub ,;ta rb o n a trip. T hey g-et a~ fa r as the_: depot. h·hruar_,. 2,)- .\ rcl atin·ly ,;hnrt kctt:re gi 1·en to a n:latin·ly in te r ested class o n a r clati1-cly intpl>rt a nt ,;ubjcc t in .·\ nin1a l Husband ry . 1:cl>ruary 2-J.- \\.hy i,; l'ro f. !Icard ,;o intcrc~tcd in foods~ 1:chruary 2:)- ll an·cy sct' ll in "ba rber shop " at L in coln . l:cbruary 2.1 - l\:ennedy and ~tnith clo the marat ho n at Fairbu ry. h·h ruary 2 j - ( ;;m:y : .. 1\: ick him 011 th e sh ins. Doc !" l:cb ru a ry 28-(;lcc Club returns .

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1- ( l11 the phy:;ic.; labo ra tnry) . Ra_,. 1-l arri~ test ing· a needle for location of poles by means o f a compass . . \ ss ista nt: " :\u\\" try the other end of the needle.'' .l larri:-: : "[haven't hypn o tized th at end 1· ct." 2- l:ou nd in th e j o k e bL)X : :\ cann er decidedly cann y. O ne m o rni ng re m arked to his gran n y: ' ' .-\ cann er can can . \nything that he can . nu t a can ne r can't ca n a ca n. can he?" .=;-Pr ofessor s (; r egg a nd Delzell render a prog-ram at TlrO\Ynvillc. ( ;rcg-g- run s the 11101·ics a nd \\ ·. :\. furni shes the froth. "\."ct pro-

ceeds. 18 ce nts each . :'lrarch ;-l"h ark_,. K repela tn Cassius Kennedy: " You learn me a lot of bacl nan1 cs T c<II J c:t ll the boys." \la rch 1o- l'rofessor S m it h : "\\'hat's 11-rnng. 11ill :'" \V m . YLHmg: " The drums ha 1-c been playing 11 11· 111ttstc and I've bee n playing theirs. Professor Sm ith: .. T th o ug-ht so. \I arL·h 1 1- ll ca rd (picking up ma rble): ":\e1Tr min d. that ll'ill con1c 111 hanch· for some little hoy som e day." \ larc h IJ - Fl·iclay the 13t h again . ". \ll's \\·ell that e nd s well." \I arch 1 G-Ear! C h urch buys som e sta mps at the pn:tnffice and hn s them c ha rged. :\ larch 2o-- \ liss :)inclair anlH>unccs her reason fo r coming to P er u to attend school.

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1- \·crnc \\'rig ht g-l'ls a lhlX of caJHiy fro m home. The Ca no n hunch he lped hin1 eat it. :\ p r il 2- l' rof. :\o\'ak : ··J im\' nJa n \· \\'Crt' able to sec th eir image~ in a mi r r o r half the ir le ngt h ?" l ~ut h !la m es: "I tried but l coul dn 't sec all of Ill \' feet." .\pri l ::;-:\ n dre ,,·s a tt e m pt s to \\·cld steel \\·it h o nly sa nd . :\ p ri l ..j.- \ liss \\' onds : "There's poor bli nd 1\ill n ut all a lone after dar k." .\ p ril S-(Su nclay). Stoddard and \ lis:- T ho ma :- go h un ting . . \ pril ll-l~ac h el l~a d e r ta lki ng in her sleep: "Bernice l ~ o rch crs looked over the t ransom a t J ean a nd \ I iss Ha ncock. ( )h hn\\· I love t hat boy !" .\pri l 7-(:\ n imagi nation eclips in g t hat of \ lr. Ja nd a). \ lr. D oran , t he o nly m a n in H.cce nt E ng-lis h Fiction clas~ . presenting a b ook review : "1 feel like t he pr~Yerbial Da niel in the lion's den. 11 e hold the h ooked cla\\·s and g laring eyes of t he purring. pranci ng. ma n h un g ry fel ines "·ho \\'ere ready to pounce upon a nd d e\'our the clefc nsdc ss yo uth !" :\ pril 8- \ l r . nlan kc n ship en cl ea\'ors to find ou t " ·ho s hea red his horses. :\pr il R-:-; toddanl an nou nces th e 1:-aculh· ,.s. Y. \L C. .-\. baseball g-ame a nd incid c n ta lh· neral belief. Facult_,. . m e ntion s that c~ n tran·. to th e g·c ' n lcl nb c rs ca n he sympathetic. 1\pri l ~-Lege r (in School :\cl mini st ration class): ·':\ tc<~c h c r sh o nld ~t ri,· e to make herself as useless as possible." 1\pril 1 0- l ·~verybody goes ho me but members of th e Pe r uvian s taff. \\· h o remai n to p lay te nnis and enj o:· the scene ry . .'\pril lJ- E vc rybody bac k to sc hool but Ea rl S mith . "There·~ a rea son." : \pril r4- D e li a L eat her b u ry : " T don't sec anyt hin g ton te rribl e abo u t ·Lo,·c~ Old S \\·eet Song.· .. :\pr il 15- :'d iss Ell is (.English Hi s to ry): "W ha t soc ial a nd ccnnn n1 i{· legac y d id Queen i\ lary leave to her hal f sister. Elizabeth ?" f- lo rence J ohn son: "Phili p."

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J lail t11 th e Juni ~)rs! Thrice hail to the Seniors !! ! Dear children of 'rs: You tiHlllg·ht it kh preuy g-ood to heat yo nr elder brethren in a football game dicln"t .\"!Hl~ \\" ell ,;ir. ,,- ~, can ~ympat hi ze ,,·ith you-\\"e had the sa m e feeling la ::;t .n:a r. l )o11·t th e records sh t' ''" that ,,-e \\"O il th e rag sc,·eral times? \Ve clca11ccl up n n th e 10\Yer class men a nd thoug-ht we \\· e re unearthly big whe n ,,-e :O:Ilatclll'd th e pennant from th e Seniors. "1 3. llut that didn"t co unt nn1ch. \\"e found o ut that ju st as soon as our littk egotistical hall o~m " ·a,; deflated "·e "·ere r eady to do so m e real work. D iffe re nt ta,; ks a\\·:titecl us. ( lur elders told us if we \\"O tli d be g reat \\"e should aspire fo r the (; 1\_j ~_\TER things: that if \\·e desired to achieve anything in the halls of eruditi o n and lcaming: \\" C mu st pnrsuc PER:.L-\NENT th ings. Th ey held up inl<:'lkctual standards. Th ey told us t hat befo re the tactics of a co nce11t rakcl 111ental acun1 c11 of " ·isc men. sheer brute force and physical prowess "·o uld Yan ish like bud:\\·heat cakes o n a frosty mo ming. Such vind ict ive remark,; a h<Hll athletics. by nnr ~uperiors . \\·ere ~eriously considered. Consequent ly. the ~enitws repented th e fi r st o f the year. The Juniors \\·ere stubborn and failed to co me across till later in the season. Bu t when they did. their r epentance \\·as all th e nwr<' humiliating-. They coYercd t hemseJyes "·ith sackc loth and ashes: they held secret meeting-s. and finally. in deepest co ntrit io n and hulllhleness. thl"y to ld 11:--: the:· \\"Cr e g-oing- to in vest 6oo "seeds" in a little consola! iun ked tu \\"hich all Seni o rs "·ere invited. ft gTatifi c ~ 11~ to kn o \\· that the.1· ha\"C come to the realizatio n o f the fact, v iz.: ""Th e \\·i sc seck th e imperishable things." l'crhaps o ur good r ead er s \\· o ulcl like to kno \\" so methin g abo u t th e 'T5-'14 phy~ica l combat s \Yhich "·e re all more o r less human . They began last fall ( 19 1:) ) . Th e_,. sta rt ed o n a nice football aftern oo n clay. Th e opposite page sho\\·s o n e picture o f the contest-the Senior fi ghters are also sh0\\"11 . H onest :\be is "·ith 11 ~. scan ning prophetically into t he future . He predicts victo ry :\ lay 26. 1<J q. Other fo rc e:-; arc similarly expressin'. Th e score that afternoon \\·as 18 t o so mdhing.-T d o n"t e xact!~- rem ember an y mo re " ·hat the Senio rs did gel. 1 thin k they got a couple of to uchclO\\"IlS. but I'm not qu ite sure o f that e ith er. Th e reasons fo r such a sl ight defeat haYc al ready bee n mentioned, b es ides so many o f the se ninr boys played o n the r eg ula r tea m. On the same e \·cnin g of th e game o ne g-rand parade come off. T he Juni o rs had a pajama parade. Th ey \\"ere ac tually g-oing to go into the d orm with th eir costumes ~m. The Seni o rs sa id, '":-Jo thin g like th at. little boys." a nd there \\·a~n·t anything: like it-T m ea n " lik e" "·hat foll o\\·ccl. The next morning there \\"as a ni ce cute s ign on th e new standpipe. Tt sa id : "0. You Nitc S hirt Parad e ." "r4- '16. O n e m o rning later a p en nant \\"as hung o n a ca ble and the Seni o rs took it clo \\·n. The diagram s r ep r ese nt the episode. Th e exasperated wife t ri ed to call ce n tra l. but had to " ·ait three clays. \Vhen :.ronday morning cam e the Seniors marched triumphant!:· into chapel. Hail to the Juniors 'r 5- Thrice hail t o the Seniors 'f4 !!!

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7· The contc tll s t'f ,,·ask baskets s ho uld be carcfuily sc rut inized. as valuable info rmal io n ma Y often he obtai ned in t h is " ·ay. S. Tn ca Sl.' n ne fa ils to pay h is board. t he neighbo rs sho uld first be cons ttltt•d rl'ga rcling the matt er. the n the boa rd ers . and as a last reso rt. the person hintse li--pc r haps h e has m erely fo rgntten to do so .

9· T oo much nwc r at nig hb in te rferes "·ith the circulation o f the blood. :\ Yc ry t hin cp mfo rtn ma1· h e pro vid ed. .-\ fur th er advantage of providing very li ttle cuver i:-; t ha t the "· ind o"·~ a re k ept rlosecl and a saving- o f fu el resu lts. 10. Ncn ·r prm·ide a latnp to be used 11·h en th e lighting p lant is not wo rklll g. The hou se tllig·ht he :-; d afire. bu t tlt c g-reater consideration is that several ce nt s' 11urth tlf oil tnight h e cons umed in the cou rse o f a :·car.

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manti c place in t he m ore personal an na ls of Elizabethan hi story. Bo th Elizabeth and \ la ry S tuart come into th e story. \\" hic h is se t in perhaps the most bea u t iful of E ng lis h ~ccncry-thc hill coun try of Derbyshire. in the neigh borho!ld o f C hats\\·ort h. bL·a uliful hills thro \\"hic h tlo\\" t he \ V:·e and the Derve nt. This n e igh bo r lwod is o ne o f the tllost in tere sting in England.

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I(EEP CLEAN Nebraska's Leading Laundry ' (0t~ 9-+G. A cus tom er of ours once is one a lways, a s our work and b y th e b est and most carefu l methods.

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We appreciate th e stud ents' work.

Nebraska City Laundry Co. HuTCHI NSON and BLANK E NSHIP, Agents.

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We carry every thin g you will need in Normal School Work. no m a tt e r w h at pa rt of the wo rk you a re taki ng, th e necessa ry s upplies ca n be obtained a t this store. W e also carry a line o f Baseba ll Good s. Ten ni s Rac ke ts. Gymnasium Shoes and C loth ing, S heet Music, Book s. S ta tione ry, Ca nd y , etc. W e are a t your service. W e are grate ful to the retiring stud en ts an d w ish to th ank you for th e gene rous patronage you have given us.

Sho uld you return to

Pe ru a t a n y

time, come a nd see us.

BARNES' PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE

CULBERTSON & BEDELL Dealers in

Dry Goods Groceries Shoes You Are Always Welcome At Our Store '/' wr;

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Photos and Groups of this Annual made at

INGRAHAM STUDIO "Photos of expression are rather to be chosen that w hen you don't look like yourself."- Office boy. We have the latest in mountings. They are art istic and wi ll suit your taste. These mounts. wit h the bea utiful photos we are ma king, make an idea l combination. Cal l us when needing pictures of large or small gatherings, either day or ni ght. We are equipped to se n 路e you at a ll times. We ca rry a fine line of ca meras in stock for the kodakist who wants the bes t. Wh en want in g Films, Plates, Developers, Photo P apers, or anything needed in yo ur ca mera work. call and see what we have.

INGRAHAM

I. Phone 56

PERU, NEBRASKA

]3randeis Stores OMAHA, NEB .

THE WEST

LARGEST S TORE OF

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Over a Quarter of a Century in Lincoln

Joseph Krepela Cleaning - - AND - -

Pressing

The Newman House ~coEJ= A rooming a nd boarding house. Everyt hi ng modern. H eal, water and lights furn ished. Rooms we ll venti la ted and lighted. La rge rooms. A n idea l p lace to be while in schoo l. The place is nice ly located from building and postoffice. PARENTS :- A n idea l place for you r daughters w hil e a ttendin g the No rm a l.

LADIES ' and CENTs' GARMENTS

The house runs on ho no r basis. right.

Prices

W ri le or phone fo r particulars.

Mr.r ..las. I<.

Phone 211 'l'wu ltNUt/rr-1/ f1n ··uty- .•d:r

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Phone 221

PERU,

Box 7 5 .

NEBRASKA

We carry a complete li ne of Philo and Everett Pins, C uff Links and Rings, State Seals and Normal Pins and Fobs.

Watches

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Rings Brooches Bracelets Lockets

A Frietlrl in Need Is a Friend Indeed The student who makes friends with Souvenir Spoons

See our line before F ountain buying. W e <He <>.t Pens I your service. Cut Glass Mail orde1·s rece i\'e Silverware prompt attention . China ware

ELLIS I % \

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this bank has an ally that will help him through Peru, and will remain true when he is contemplating higher education.

Jrru §tatr ~auk E. H. WILSON

R. W. KELLY

President

Cashier

Livery and Transfer D. DO NOVAN & SON BAGGAGE, FREIGHT. EXPRESS and

STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS

Goods of Every Description

WELCOME TO OUR STORE

L EA V E ORDER AT LIVERY BARN

EVERYTH ING I N HARDWARE,

PHONE 2

FURNITURE,

ELECTRIC SuPPLIES, and UNDERTAKING- AT TH E

All Calls Given Prompt At-

RIGHT P RICE.

tention and Prices R easonable Phone 52

RES. PHONE 60

F. M. IVERS

PERU,

NEBRASKA

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Citizens State Bank PERU, NEBRASKA

]. KOLAR TO R M AL H IL L BEST

Established 189 1

MEAT M AR KI:::T

$3 0,000.00

Capital and S ur plus

$200,000.00

Assets

Appreciate ; the patronage of Seniors and all st udents.

W e Want You r B usiness and Wi ll Do All We

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Merit

Always deposit your money in an old and safe institution COM E AN D S CE. US E LLIS E. GOOD. President.

0. M. GOOD, Cashier.

C. E. H A DLEY,

FRITZ HE NN I NG, Vice-President

Asst. Cashier.

N. S. Harajian, A. B. D. D. S. Graduate Ch icago College of D enta l Surgery R ESI DENT D ENTIST

PERU.

NCRRASKA

Avenue Grocery THE

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Offi ce O ver the Fay Bakery P E RU,

N EBRA SKA

F resh Groceries, Candies , a nd Fruits A lways On H and. The

THE RIGHT PLACE

Place to Buy School S upplies.

FOR GROCERIES SHOES

You rs For M o re Business

SU IT CASES TRUNKS YouR P ATRONAGE APPRECIATED

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Colglazier & Landolt

Council Bluffs, Iowa Offers unsurpassed advantages for Manufacturing, Jobbing anrl Wholesale Houses

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Excellent Educational Facilities and a Fine City in Which to Live F o r full informati o n address

COUNCIL BLUFFS COMMERCIAL CLUB

J. W . MITCHELL, Secretary.

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NATIONAL IJANK

OP COUNCIL BLUPPS, IOWA Capital, Surplus and Profits, Assets, over

$400,000 $3,000,000

UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY OFFIC ERS AND DIRECTORS ]. P. CREENSH I ELDS, President E. A W IC K H A M. Vice-President JOHN ]. S PINDLER, Cashier G . F. S POONER. Ass't Cashier EMMET TINLEY. of Tinley, Mitchell and Pryor, A ttorneys C HRI S STRAUB, Capitalist JOHN P . D A VIS, of Pioneer Implement Company E. A WIC KHAM, of E. A Wickham & Co., Contractors B. P. WIC KHAM, of E. A Wickh am & Co., Contractors W M. MOORE, of P eregoy & Moore Co., Wholesale Tobacco C. C. SAUNDERS , of Saunders & Stuart, Attorneys WM. ARN D. R eal Estate WILLIA M GRONEWEG, President Groneweg & Schoentgen Co. F I F TY YEARs o F Suc cESSFU L BANKI NG

Facilities for hand ling collections and cash items for Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska unsurpassed

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Printing and Book Making

College and School Annuals Given Careful and Prompt Attention We Printed and Bound this Book

The Monarch Printing Co. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

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SUNDERLAND

S.H.AVEY & CO.

Machinery & Supply Co.

T HE RELII-\BLE MUSIC DEI-\LERS

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SuPPLY

PEoPLE"

1-\bsolutcly One Price 1-\nd T ha t Ri ght.

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