1936 - The Peruvian by Peru State College Library

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Business ,1/anager

Published by the Student Body of the PERU 8Tr\TE TEACHERS COLLEGE

at Peru, Nebraska

VOLUME XXIX

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--*----I. The People

II. The Activities

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III. The Sports

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IV. The Training School V. The Features

-----*路'fo present, inso far as we a re able, the hi g hli g hts - the sta rs - of th e co ll ege year

l93S-l 936 at P. S. T. C., so th at you may ca rry wit h yo u always a chroni c le of cam pu s ac ti v iti es,

camp us

leaders,

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events- that is o ur sin ce re desire; to keep the stars of thi s college yea r glowing f or yo u thro ug h the years.

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Mn rgart l E . Saug ster

T he creeping ivy clings against gray tow ers, The trees are old and wise and very tall, Their shadows lie, li ke lace, on every wa ll. A me llow clock chimes o ut th e driftin g ho urs, As if to say, " Time slips, w hile lea rning fl owe rs So many feet have echoed thro ugh each hall , So many yea rs have gone beyond r ecall , So many sun-swept days, so many showe rs." P erhaps th ese gray stones, robed in ivy, fee l T hat students st rollin g past are b ut a dream. P erhaps the boys an d girls with you th agleam Are phantom like and j ust a bit unreal T o the tall trees that, stand ing calmly by, D.raw strength and knowled ge from the far-Aung sky ! (From " T he Good 1/ouukeepiug," Oct obPr, 1935)

*I The Peruvian of 1936 is dedicated to th e Student Body of P. S. T. C . -

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kee p alive th e spi rit of co llege life) w ho fo llow

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fighting tea ms to victory

fai lure, w ho support our stud ent activitiesyo u who a re th e embodiment of that lifeyo u w h o are th e Co ll ege.

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ilrmnriam ANNA IR W I N

T eac her and Friend to Peru Students Fro m 1925 to 1936

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To the Admin i ~tratio n of th e College much credit i ~ d ue for t!t e organi..:ation of both curricular and extra-cu rricular acti1· it ies. The ~·car I rJ35 - 1936 ~a11· a slight change in the office personnel. ?vli~s 1\l o na Lron was gra nted a rear·~ leave o f ab,ence to studr at t he Peahodr Ins t itute, Nasl11·illc. T en nessee. In he r ab~c n cc Miss Marjorie \V est. a P eru graduate, ha~ been cmplo~· cd as Assistant Regi strar.

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Dr. \ Vinte r an d Dr. Coatn ey b ro ug h t ha c k inte resting a ccou nt:; o f t he ll'in tcr m ee t ing,; o f th e Am e rica n As,;oc ia tio n fo r the Ad 1·a n ce1nc n t of Science 11·hich th ey at te n ded in St . Lou i,;. Stud ents and fac ulty in th e C om m e rce D epa rtment arc a lll'ays read y to o ffe r th eir e ffi cient se rv ices, particu lar ly in p romotin g s uch acti vi tics as M - I-N - K C tm test,;.

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1/umbo/dt IJISTORY

Pi Camma Mu; Dr amatic Club; Girls' Cl ub.

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Alph a Eruditn; Music C'luh. l\ f arch ing Band. Piano En~ SCl(lh lc. Do~ .1Lil K~ .\1'1'

J\' rmaha PIIYS!CAL SC ! E~CE

Alpha 1\ lu Omega; Ba~k etball. Rtci!.\RD L E.\IIY

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Peru HO~I E ECO!I:O~IICS

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I' rrd rw ~1.\TIIE~IATICS

Y.M. C. A.

PHYLLIS PASCO

Auburn ENGL JS II-RIOL.OGY

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l.iu mlu E~GI . I S II- 1 .. \TI~

,\lpha Erudi10; Beta Beta Beta; Kappa Delta Pi; Si!!:ma Tau De lta ; G irl s' C lub; Dramatic Club; Band ; \'.\\'.('.!\. ; !'au •\'lflll.

IIF. ~RY R .\II.SB.\ C K

l'rru I'IIY Sl C.\1.

D.\RI.E ~E Rmn: ~

Nt·m11ha ~t.\TII

SC tE~CE

Be ta Be ta Beta; Lambda D e lta L ambda.

DI.\T ICS

:\lpha Erudito; :\lpha 1\ l u O mega; Kappa D e lta Pi; S igm a Tau Del ta; Philo. :\ ~~-' i\1.\Y S . \ ~ lll ~

!'la/l.rm" uth E~GI.ISII

J\ 1.\ RIE SCII I ~Ili.ER

N rln-11sk11 City

Kappa Omicron Phi: C ir l~' Club; Dramatic Club; J'vlu,-ic Club ; Phil o; \\'. 1\.:\.: C.C ..-\.

E~ G I.I S II-1 . ,\T I ~

Kappa D e lta Pi ; Pi (;;unma Mu; S igma Tau D el ta; Cirb' Club; Y.\V.C.i\. 11 .\lutr Err ScoT T

lf'ym orr E~Gl.IS II

L\\'ER~E SETZ ER

Prru E ~GI.IS II - 1'1 IYSIC .\ 1.

EllU C.\TIO~

,\ lpha Erudito ; .'\l pha 1\ lu Om ega; Kappa Delta Pi; S ig ma Tau De lta; ( ; iris' Club; Cho r us; Y. \\' .C'.,\.

Sig ma Tau D e lta; (;ir is' Club; \V. 1\. 1\.; Y. \Y. C. 1\. ; St udent Socia I C' ornm itlec.

L\ \ ' ER ~E S ll.\FER S /111 hat ~ t .\TilE ~t .\TlC:i

V !VI.\1' S lll .. \ES

.'\ lpha 1\lu Om ega; Kappa De lta Pi: <_; iri s' Club; Y.\\' .C.!\.

Om11h11 ENGI.IS II

Cirls' C'luh; \' .\\'.C.:\.

L\\I' R E~CE S II U .\1 .\ Ril

f)rlf'ill E~Gl.ISI I

Mll .llR EO S PE Eill E

Liur·ofu

Ph i Lambda ,\lpha.

I-IISTOR Y

IJ I ~

1\ l pha Erud ito; Kap pa D el ta P i ; Pi (; ;unma Mu ; Sigma Tau D e lta ; Cirls' C'luh ; Dramatic C lub ; Pr ru-vian.

:\i.\'l :-1 STOR Y

T r oun u h

8 I

lltSTORY

Eps il on Pi T au: Foot b a II ; Ba,kcthal l; Tra ck .

I :: 1 I

E u c;E:--: 1'

Su:-: n .\

Omaha 拢!\:C I.ISII-1 .. \ TI -.;

,\Jpha

Erudito; Alph a 1\ l u Kappa Delta Pi ; S i ~ma T au Dclra; ( ; irl,' Cluh; Philo; Omc~a;

P cda~o~ian. \ \'11 ..\f.\ V .\UGII!'

Fairl111ry E.\1\I,Y 1.:1.01 E!'T.\RY ED UC.\TI O!'

: \rt C lub; (; ir b' C lub; E\路c rctt. ER . \~ r us \ ' 1c K ERS

/:'a g l r C ll E~l

l ~>'fR Y-c;r,or.ru I' II

EJ.LE!' \ \'.\RE

Peru EO UC.\TIO!'

Cirls' Club. \\'.\Y!'E \\'E .\RE

J>rru I :--: n USTIU.\1. .\ltTS

Philo ; \'.M .C.i\.; Basketball. A:-:1' .\ \ V II. J.I.UIS

Elm'!.::f!od ~IU S J C

Gi rl ,' ('luh; Dramati c C lub; l\ l usic C lub; Phil o; O rch est ra; Y.W.C.A.

R EX \\'rr.s o:-:

l'rru I'II YS IC.\1. SC JE:-:CE

La mhd a Dc lra Lambda ; Srud en t Social Committee.

SE:\ IO RS WHOSE PH OTOS DO :\OT APPEAR J ESSE B.\CK~IEYER, M urdo r k

L.\ V cT.\

II ARVEY,

Peru

GE ~E IIE RTZ , !lln/VI'J'Il, { tl'I.L'il

1-l .\R \' EY M!CII EJ.S, Rrynolds fER!'!: MII. I.IO!', ll' atsrJII, ,lf issrmri D ORIS D E.\VER :\' rCJ!OI.J.S, Edgar fRED ROIIRS, Lincu/n :VIYRTI. E SoRE:-150:-1, Plainvie路'i.L' L\ U R.\ /\:-::-:STOLZ,

l :;:? l

Peru

\\' .IRRE:-.: :\lJ . \~1 5

l'rr11 1:-.: ll USTRI.\1. .IRTS

Epsilo n

Pi Tau; 1\ l arc.:hing Band; Y.:'\l.C .:\.

Do ROT II Y :\ I. I.E :-.: :lu /mrn

E.IR I.\' EI.D I E :-.:T.\R\' EDUC.ITJI):-.;

:\rt Club;\\'.:\.:\.; \'.\\ ' .C'.:\ . IS.IIIEI.I.E A:-.:nERSO X Brndsha~t·

E.IRI.\'

EI.E~I

E:-.:'1'.\R \' Ell UC.IT IO:-.:

(; iri s' C lu b;\\'.!\. :\.; \'.\\'.C.:\ .

P .IUI. : \ U!:

: I 11 !111 r 11 t :-\ll UST RI.\1. .\RTS-B ifli.OG\'

Bel a P.IULI:-.:E

/\uE

Beta Beta; Epsi Inn Tau; Dramatic Club .

.·1llhlll'/1 WC I .\ 1. SCIE :-.:CE

Beta Beta Bela; Kappa De lta P i ; Ci r ls' Cl ub; \'.\V.C.I\. :\t.tCE A UX IER

Sa inn ~ I US IC- ~1.\TIIDI .ITICS

:\lpha l\ lu Omega; Kappa Delta P i; (; iris' Cl ub; Dramatic Cl ub; l\l usic Cl ub ; C horus; E1·erctt.

CoR I :-.::-.:E B .IR:-.:Ts

Odr/1 EI.OI E:-.:T.IR \' EDUC.\TJO:-.:

Alph a Eruditn; 1'-a p pa D e lta Pi; Pi C a rnm a l\·l u; Sigm a Tau Del ta; Gi rl s' C l ub; Ph il o; Y.\\'.C./\. ]. \\ ' II. I.I.UI B U RKE

Br idgrpo r l Dramatic Clu b ; Philo; J>rru·-:.,ian.

R UTII Cii.ITEI .. II:-.: ll ' l'rtl ~IUSIC

Kappa Delta Pi; Girh' C lub; Phi lo ; Music Cl ub ; Chorus; OrchcsJra; Y.\V.C. i\. Roi\..II.D C1...1RK /. C·7.t' iS I f )]I ~ I US I C

Choru s; Music Club; Tr a ck ; Stud ent Socia I Committee.

ETIIEI.Y:-.; CtCIII'FOI\Il

1/asting.r,

J o~t·a

IIO~IE ECONO~I I CS

IJ ~

Kappa Omicron Phi . Sig ma Tau De lt a; Girl s' C lu\; · Phi lo ·

W.i\.1\.;

\'.W.C.~.

' l..l 1\' RE 1\CE

E ~ II GII

S a!Jr/1/(/ , 1\an.ras

8 II

IIIST OR\'

Beta Beta Beta ; Pi c;amma Mu; ('hont>.

r ::::1

cT U n LO'Li .J \ '1.

H "K I· II'

.\'ln'll ttl/tf ,,u It , / tJ·-:.:.:n 1' 11\" •I C \1 . l. ll l "t: \ 1"11 1, - 1 1 I> l"fJit \"

Kappa l> c· l1a .\ lu; <;i r l , ·

l'i ; l' i <"lnh;

.. .. \ .;

\' . \ \ ".( ".. \ .

\\" \ I.E ~OI<E

(;anuna l' hilo;

\I(J(J'

Slmhrrt E~GI.I 11-.\RT Sigma Ta u Della; (; irl ~· ( ' luh; J\ rt C l uh; Y. \\' .C. ,\.

l{t ' ll l

ll oii"E

If . )' Ill '1/"('

l "fl \1 \I I·. Rt:E

Kapp a l>c· l1a; Hr: R:->It:l:

l >t·l1:1 <:ir l,·

l'i: Sig 1na T a 1 ( "lnh: llr a1na1ic

\t:K'

'f'f'tii/1/ JI'h

EI.E .I IIo'\T.\1<\" Ell Ut:.\TIO ~

Cirls' C' l uh; l ham:11i c Cluh; Orchc,tra; \' .\\'.( ".. \.

It''

.fl: ' ~ 1·. '"

;\I t:

Fil/ ,·y 1:1. 1:11 1: '\T\It \

: \ I pita

Hli J t: \ T ifl'\

l·:r udi:": <:ir l, · Clu h: r-:,.,.1"1'11: \'. \\ '. C. :\ .

\'11tr:rs r ' jo11 s ; o:-; () 111111111

Esc;u 11

1\ lpha Erudito ; Kappa l h·l ta Pi; l. anrhda D e lla l.am hda ; Sigm a T au D el ta ; (;iris' C' l u h ; Philo ; Y. \ V.C'.J\ .

K Elt SS 11 111111111/dt

1'1<11: 1.

E I' 1:1. \

Jo :-.: 1·. ;

lf ' y mtll"t" ~ l li>'l t:

! \ I pIt a

1·: r 11 d i 1 "

; :\ lp h a i\ lu Om ega; K:q>pa lh· l1:r l'i : S igm a T a u l h : lra: ( ; i rl< C luh: ;\ l usie Cluh ; llram:rlic· ("lu h; Churus: Y. \ \'. ('. :\ .; Stude nt .'\ ch · i,nry (. lllllll" i I.

II ISTCJ RY

Dramatic C'luh. I{ ET .\

1\. I :-;c;

l :"dr1nr EI.E~ II·. '\ r \ It \" l.lltJC.\Tif l:-1 C irl ,' <"luh: \' . \\'. C. :\.

K EtTI! K LEIS il11rr II ISTClltY-SCJC t.\1 . , CIE St:E

EHrett; Y.M.C. l\. ; T rack.

\ ' 11· 1 ' ' 1. \\I BE itT

S lt11 hrrt

·~

t:O ~ I

II Eltt: lo-~ 1 .\TIIE .II .\"I I t:~

:\ lpha l u O : n cga : Sigma T:r u D e lta : <;ir l,· ('luh: Dr:r m :r:i c Cluh: P hilo: Y.\ \ ' .C. : \. \\' lYSE LWERICK

(.'am hridrJr ~ I .\Til E~I . \T I CS

!\l pha 1\lu Omega.

[ ::4 I

f. UC II .I.E l\ Jc (; U IR E

IJ ratri fl' E.\RI. Y EI.OI E~T.\RY

F.ll UC.\T I O~

Cirb' Cluh ; Philo; \".\\' .C. :\. CII .\RJ.nrr E l\ 1.\RTl~

Bl11 r spri11gs E~GI.IS II

I )OIWTII Y

l\ 1.\ YSTIU CK

0 molto li.\RI.Y

EI.DIE~T .\RY

:\l ph a E rudi lo; (; irl ,· i\lus ic Cl uh ; S t udent Comm it tee.

Clu b; Socia l

EllU C .\TI O~

1\ lpha Erudito ; Kappa De lta Pi ; Sigma Tau Dell a; Dramatic C luh; Orc h .,s t r:~.

CRETCIIF.~ l\ IIJ.I. ER

RIIIIJ E~CI.IS II

l\1.\JJ EI. I ~ E :-.;F. I .SO~

1\.:~ppa De lta Pi ; Sigma Tau De lla ; Dram:~ lie Cluh; E,·crc ll ; \\'.:\ .:\.; Pcdagogian; Band.

S ltt' lltllldoalt , / oc,•·a E.\RI.Y lii.D tE ~T.\RY E UUC .\TlO~

C irl s' C' luh; Philo ; \" .\\'.C.J\. C A ROI.Y~ P .\ I' EZ

: I I bion E.\RI.Y EI.D I E:-: T.\ItY E IJ UC .\TIO~

1\ r t Club; E,·c r cll ; Choru s. Do noTIIY P .\ltKER

N rhro ska (.'ity IIISTORY

(;iri s' C'l uh ; Ph ilo ; '1'.\\'.C. :\. l\ I ERRII.I. P E:-:~E Y

B ratrirr II IST OR Y

.\ .\ 1 ES P EilllUE

Bet a Beta Bc:a; £,·c rctt ; B :~s kc t hall ; Tr ack; Student i\d ,· i ~ory Co uncil.

: l llb/11'11 IIIST ORY

Pi (;;ltnma l\ l u; ('h oru s. \\'11 .1. 1.\~ 1 P I.UCK:"'ETT

IJrlf"ill ~1 .\TI I E ~l AT ICS-CII O I ISTRY

,\l pha

Erudito ; Alph a l\ l u Lam bda Del ta Lamhd a ; E,·e r e lt; \'.1\l. C.A.

Om eg :~; \\'E :"' Il EI.I. REillli~ G

Syranur

IJ, I

~1.\TIIE~I.\ T I CS

P h ilo;

Y.l\ 1. ('. : \ .

(;R.\ CE R E IFF

lJ l'llfl' it I'

EI.OI E~T.\RY EUUC .\T I O~

P i Camma l\lu : (;iri s' C luh;

Y.\\'.C.i\.

\ I

f .:.-, I

:Jun io

'[.1-

: \ RT II U R R E \' ~ f)I,J) j

Fa i r bury 1115TOR \'

Phi Lambda Alpha; Pi (;amma Mu; Phi lo: Y . \\' .C.:\ .; root hall ; Tr ack. MMY K ,\T!IRY!\

RIIO .II>ES

N rmallfl EI. E.\IF.!\T.IRY E11 UC.I TIO!\

G irl-'

Club ; Dramati c Phi lo; Y.\V. C.t\ .

C lub;

\ \' I\' !\ E R Icc;

Slmbrrl l ~ ll U5TR !. II.

\RTS-~1 .\Til E~I.\TICS

A lp h a i\lu Omega; E l" il o 11 Pi Tau; Fnotha II; B a~ k c t h a II Tra c k. ORI'.\1. R onr.ER5

Syra rusc E!'GI.1511 JoS EI'III~E

Ped agogian; \'.\V.C.t\.

R o c; ERS

) rdnt .fiJI/ E:\(;1. 15 11

Sigma T a u D e lta; (;iris' Club; Dramati c C lub ; P .: dagngi a11 ; Y .\V.C.t\. CE!\EV.\ S .I .ITII IJFF

IV ymore CO~! ~ I ERCE

Alph a Mu O mega ; Kappa De lta Pi; G irls' Clu b ; Philo; Y.\V.C .t\.

RuTH ScJJ.IFFER

:I 11 burn EI.E~I E~'J'.\RY

EDUC . ITICI~

Sigma Tau D e lt a; (;i rl ~路 C lub; Dram a l ic C lub; P h ilo.

Li.O\'D S:-.:JUER

B en kelman ~ !U S ! C

Music Club; Band; Orchestrn.

l\~Jo s Su i.I . IV.\1'

R ork vil/r II IOJ.Or.Y

A lpha Er ud ito ; Bet a Be ta Be ta ; f'ootba II ; Ba ~ k e tha II.

] 0 11 1-: T Yl\'0 :\

Per u P!I \'51C.\ I. SCI E:-ICE

Footba ll.

J U"' IORS \\' II OSE PHOTOS DO :-.:OT A PP EA R Falls City Salem LUE:\ .1 CoOK, Peru L 11.1.1 1:-.: CnR!'FORD, Falls City J nll!' Cox, Fairbu ry iVI II.DRED f i J..IJER, Peru MARY D .ll.!..\5 1-I ARRI S, P eru CECIL )OH~ SO!', flerdon L uc 1r.E BRoOK S,

D n RoTII .I C'.\ RJ.IS LE,

Nebraska (.'ity Exrter I REKE LUTZ, 1/um bo/dt V ICTO R SA ILORS, Prrll R1 CH1\RD S li ER~ ! A:\', S tella ./ GERH ,\R n STR.I 5 IJURG, T alm a (JrV L YDIA MAE \\' HEELER, Nemaha l-I EKR Y KEr.r.occ,

DEr.~1ER K! NKEl T ,

.\~I ES : \JOI ST KO:-;G

.路lu lmrn IIIST OKY

ROBERT 13.\IJII .UI

Choru,;; Tra ck.

Uma/111 II ISTORY

P h ilo.

C .\RJ.

BAJ.TJ; :-;sJ>E Rr.ER

N ,路hrasl.:a City l='llUST KIA J. .\RTS

Ep,ilun Pi Tau .

BER=' .\Ril B.\RJS.\ S

Omaha l~llUSTRI.\1.

.\RTS

fo otball; Tr ack.

LE:-; .\ Bous E

JJunhar ~I .\Til E~l

,\T ICS

(;i ri s' ( ' luh; IJramalic C lub.

fR ,\ ='CES B U RI.I='G

Cortland EI.E~IE='T.\RY

EDUC.\T!Q:-;

G irl s' C lub; Philo: Orches1 ra : Y.\V.C'.!\ .

BER='JCE

Bus11

Tt'rtii/ISI'"

EUUC.\Ttn!'o:

Gi rl s' Clu b ; \V. J\. !\.; Orchestra; Y.\V.C.A.

ZEI.IH (' ,\ R ~ll=' E

Elk Crrrk EJ.DIE:-;T.\RY ED UC..ITI0:-.1

DORIS Co:-.1\\'EJ.J.

1' (I/ /IIIII {/ E.\K l.Y

EI.E~IE :o.I T ARY

EUUCATIO:-;

Et.GI.-\ Co:-;\\'EJ.L

P anama ELE~IE='T.-\RY

EDUCATIO:-;

A rt C lub.

RUTJI DAJ.ZEJ.J.

1/astings, lwto路a E l. E ~IE~ TAR Y

Ell UC,\ TIO :-;

Girls' Club.

0J EV.-\ DoRSEY lf' ymorc CO~ DIERCE

Al pha Eru di to; Girls' C lu b; Dramatic Club; P hil o.

IJ ~

I ELDRED DuUGJ. AS

Tr rumsrh I'IIYSIC.\1. SCIE:'oi CE

Phi Lambda Al pha ; football; Ba sketba ll ; T r ack.

KEN='ETII

l1I'

IJUBOIS

Strang

L::1 J

FltEil EIUCK

Ec ~

1/um holdt ST.I~I.EY Ess ~~"~

/J r ll"itt

I'IIY!:IC.\1.

: \I p h a

11 101.0(; \"

SC I E~CE

:\lu Om ega: I. a 111 bd a J) c lca I.a mhda .

Alp ha Mu O rn cga.

FIIEil i:IIICK

1' 11 \ 'S IC \1.

f,,~,-~~

Farrtl!J rtl,

F .\~K II \ USE R

1/u mholdt

GEK.\I.U FICIITER

SC IE ~C E

Band.

IIUS I ~ ESS .\ll .\11~ 1 TK .\TIO ~

Dramatic Club; Evcrcll ; Craw dad s ; Pcr,r llr al icy C lub.

Be.

1l r ff 1'·1 '11 r

Lc 1..1 fKY

Ed!}n r EI.DIE~T.IRY

I!IJUC.\THJ~

A l pha Erudito ; Sigm a Tau Delta; G irl s' C' luh : Dra maci c Club; Y. \\' .C'./\.

\~CIIE F IIED I.\ ~

CO~ I ~ I

EII CE

<:iri s ' Cl ub; E1·c rc:11; Mu,i c Club; \\'.1\ .:\. : Cho r u ~.

c: rrr r uc..l . I dam.r

0~1.111

1-IE KII GK.\VES

~1.\TII E~I . ITI CS

Stellf er , .-1 ffurta, Caunda

E\'l· rect.

JOUR~,\ 1.1 5 ~1

Beta Be ta Beta; Everett; Han d; P eda gngian ; Track . Dol: 15 ( ; 11.1 Y

U nadilla ~1 . \TII E~I .\T I CS

Eu:-~ .1 Ccw .lni ERT

Nrfso n JU~ I OR

IIIGII

EUU C.\ TIO~

A l p h a Erudi co; 1\lpha i\lu Omeg a ; Cirls' Clu b; D r amatic C lub; Marching Band ; Y .\V. C.t\ .; Scud cnt 1\d vis ory Coun cil ; Scud c nc Socia l Committee.

\' E ll~ . \

CUBSEII

II am lnii'!J. 11.\1.1. Elk Cn•rk

RUTII

E.I R I. \'

/ o'!nt

E I. E~ I E~ T.\R\'

EIJ UC \TI O~

Y . \\'.C. /\.

HIST ORY

(iir ls' C lub ; Evere tt ; Y.\V.C. i\.

j oE II .I C.TEII \1 1~

lJa'!t'Sii /1 1\Dt.\ IJ.\RKE~IJORFF

CO ~ni ERCE

Falls r:ity

Y. M.C'.J\.; K odak Cluh; Crawdad s; P e ru Pla yer<.

EI.E .\1

E~T.\R Y

EUUC.\T IO ~

C:irl s' C luh ; \V.I\.1\.; Y.\V.C.t\.: Kodak C lub ; P e rsona lily C lub.

[ :,') J

.foil :- II Et:K

Na , in r. If ' isowsin R UTII :\~~ 11 11.1.

WC I II. SCI E'\CE

Band: On:hc,Jra;

Tcnni ~;

P cd ·

a gog-ian : }' ,·rrN,'ifln.

A rhraslw City ~I US I C

<:iri s' ('luh: E1·c r c1 1 : .\ lu ,ic l'luh; \'.\\'.C'.:\ .

f. J I.I.I\~ II U.I:I'IIIlEY

. l ul/111'11 E\RI.Y

EI.E\ I E~T\IIY

FllUC.\TIO~

<: ir b' (' luh ; 1\ l ,"it: Cluh ; \' .\\'.<'. :\ .

II \Il l . \~

R UTII

hGII .\ ~ 1

lf 'oodhi nr, l o~ ,·a J l' '\ HlK IIIGII EUU C \TIO:\ <:irl,' l' luh; Dramatic Cluh: \' .\\' .<'. :\ .

IK\' I ~E

. I ul111rn E~t;I.ISII

l'cd:q.rogi an; Fnolhall; Tratk .

\' IKGI:\1.\ I SO~I

Thurman, I o·~,·a EUUC.ITIO:\

<:i r b' l'luh.

:\ \ ~1:\'

j \~E 1\.EIIOE llu mholt!t E~t~I.I S II

S ig:ma T au D c ha: (;irb' C'luh; lharn:11ic Cluh: C'onccn Band ; Orch c ,lra.

R .IY 1\.EI.I.UGG

t\' rhraslw City CO~ I~I

\'.1\f.('.:\.:

EKCE

('rawdad s.

I KE'\E 1, 1. \USCII I E

South Omaha ~ I.\ Til

IDI.\ TI CS

Alp h:1 Erudi1o; i\l ph a 1\ lu Ona·ga; (;iris' Clu h; 1\n ('lub; Philo; \'.\\'.C'.J\.

1\. .\T II RY:\ 1\. :\0USE

J? ratri(l' F.:\GI.IS II

:\l pha Erudiw.

FJ.O\' Il

I. \\\'R E~C E

11r ll~,· n ·1'illr

Foorhall; Band; ( ' rawdad s.

Do:-: LEU :\ .IKU Ri·<•l'rton, / tHea Beta Bela IJ cw.

\\'.\Y );E I.J ); IlllERG

Slll'/1(1//<l fl nh, I IH<'fl

EI. E \ :-.:OR Lt :\I'II.I.E

IIIII I.Or.Y

(),/ r/1

P rr" ona I i1y Club: Re ading C'luh.

110~1 E ECO~tHIICS-CO~ DI ERCF.

1\ lpha Erudito; Kappa Omic ron Phi; (;iri s' C'luh ; P hi lo.

I ::~, I

j \\1 E ~ ;\ lc : \ l.l . t STER

/Juubar I'IIYSIC \I.

j u~IUS Mc Co w. \~

.-Julm r 11 Footba ll ; Track.

SC::IE~CE-~ 1

\T II E .\ 1.\TICS

:\lpha i\ l u Omega ; Dramatic ( ' lu h; St udent Socia I Co nnnittcc; l. a n1hd:o )),· Ita l.a111hd a.

01 .. 1 i\- I cCuJ.J.Y lf ARR t E'n' Mc(;li.J.

Garland

Sir! Ia E \RJ.Y

EJ.E~1 E~T.\RY

Ell U C:: .\'1'10~

I'IIYS tC.\1. EllUC.\TlO~

(;irb' Cl ub; Philo; \\' . .-\./\.; \' .\V.C'. t\.

i'vlcKDniEY Fairbury

\'rv 1 ~~

~1U S I C

\Vr~tFREIJ MAjORS

l.:'ndiro /1

A lph a Erudito; D r am a ti c C lu b; Mus ic C'lu h ; \\' .1\. t\. ; \'.\\'.C.:\.

~IUS IC

C irls' Club; Music C lu b; Phi lo.

II EJ.E;-.; MEIER M.\X I ~E METC.\J.F

11calrire 110~1 E EC0~0~ 1tC S

Kappa Omicro n Phi; G irl s' C lub ; D rama ti c C lu b ; E1·ere11; C horus.

/Jul1ois EJ.DtE~T.\RY

Girl s' (')uh;

EllUC .\TIO~

Philo;

\\'. l \. /\.;

Choru~.

FER~E l'vlli.I.ER

R un v Mu.J.ER

Shenandoah, l tJv.·a

E.\RI.Y E I. E~ I E;-.;T.\IlY

EllUC::.\'1'10:-;

!\l p hn Erudito; C h orus.

E.\RLY ELDtE~T. \RY EOUC\T I O~

Girls' C lub; Phi lo; \' .\V.C.A.

REx Mo~z t :-:r.o M .\RY EJ.I Z.\BETII MURPII''

Sidnry , / rrv:a

Lr·t •·islnn Phil o.

E)ICf.ISil

Sigma Tau Delta; Dra ma ti c Club; Ev e rell .

jUJ.l.\ :'-JORTo:-; LES LI E 01'1'E~IlE 1 ~1ER

Farragut, I'IIYSIC.\1.

l n~::a

SC I E~CE

Alpha Mu Omega; L ambda Delta Lambda; Drama tic Clu h.

l ~u l

I.J r If/iII E:-:C I.IS II

Girls' C lub; E,· e r ett; i'vlu sic Cl ub; Bnnd; C h or u s.

CII .IHI.Es

P.IH~EI.IY

l'rru E~G I. I S II

:\ lp h a Erudi1n; Sigm a Tau D e Ira ; Dram:11 ic Clu h ; Phi lo; P cda l-(oJ,:ia n ; \".M. C .:\.

CE~E \' I E\' E

P IRR IOTT /Ja;.:·s nu

llmi E ECO:\!nl lCS

Eru ditn : E1· c r ~ ll ; b:ll ~; \".\\ '.C'.:\ .

:\ lp ha

DORIS PHICII ,.\Hil

Fulls (.'iJy

II. I ROI.IJ PRICI I.\HU

1..\ TI ~

Fa ll s Cily

(;irb ' Cluh; Dram a li e Cluh.

IIISTORY

:\lpha t\ lu OmeJ,:a ; B~Ja Beta Bela ; Dram :uicC iu h: \" .1\I.C.:\ .: C hu rus.

EI.IZ .III ETII ,\ ~~ R.I~Z I

Omaha E I. E~ I

E:\T.IH Y

L OUISE SCIIOL I.

Ell UC ,.\TI O~

Julian

Gi rl s' C' luh ; \\' . A .A.

E.IRI.Y E I. DIE~T.IRY EUUC.IT IO:\

(;iris' C l ub ; E1·e r c11; D ram a tic C'luh; Choru s.

Sc1101.1. Julian

R .l I. I'll

E STII ER SCII\\'.111

I~U USTR I.\1 •. IRTS

Sullo n

E\' c rcll; C h orus; Track.

E~GI.IS II

E rudit o; S igma Tau D c l1a; D r ama li e C l u b ; P h il o.

: \I ph a

:\ ~ I T.\ SE.IRI.E

()Ill a 1111 CO~ I ~ I EHC E

E1·erett ; Music C'lub; \V .I\. 1\.

R UTH SIIEI. tJO:\

Pr rri·oml,

l wz~·a

E.\RI. Y ELE)I E~ T.IRY EtJU<Y.TIO:\

Gi rl s' C' lub ; E1·ere t1; \ \'.:\.t\ .

RUTII S PR.\CUE

l'a pill inn E~GI. ISII

S igma Tau De Ir a; G irl > C lu b; Mu sic Club; E\'C r ell ; C'hnrus; Y.\V.C.A.

D OROTIIY STEI'E:\50:\

.·1ulmrn E ~GLIS II

C irl s' C lub; Mu s ic C luh.

IJ ~

MURIE l. Sur.DE~

l:'rlr; ar SOC I.\ 1. SCIENCE

Cirls' Cl u h; E\'erelt; l'vl u sic Cl u h; :VI a rch i ng Ba n d ; Ch orus; \". \\'.C. !\ .

8II

RI C II.IR U TuR~ER

/J uBni.r ~ I US IC

t\ l usic Clu b ; Band; O rche >lra .

41 J

\\ ' \I.T ER \\' .I T K I :\ S

'f'l'lll /ll JI'ft Cfl.\ 1 ~I ERCE

R EX \V .I DI.I:\

:ll!~t~ny,

.11 issr111ri

SOCI.\1. SCI E:\CE

j U I.II \\'I JI 'IT .IK ER

J.iu ro ln M .I RIE \V! E:\C KE

E:\CI. ISII

: l11h uru

(;i r Is' (' lu h ; \'.\\' .C. :\ .

E.IRI.Y EI. E.\I EXT.IR\' EIJ UC.I TIO :\

Sig ma T a u D e lia ; Drama1i c C lub ; P h ilo ; Y.\V .C'./\ .

II EI. E :\ \ \' 11.1.1;

\ V un 11

\\'11 .1.1. \ ~ I S

A rh ra s~· a

C ity

E:\GI. IS I I

:\ l p ha E r udi1o ; <i irl s' C luh ; E vc re ll ; Peda g og ian; Y .\\'.C. :\ .

IJ11nha r II IO I.OGY

A lpha E rudi to ; Be ta Be w Bela ; Phi lo ; Conce rt Band ; T r ack . FR EDERI CK \\'oi.TE it

O lt io-« ·a CI I E~ II S T R Y

~I .I R Y P .IUI. I:\E Y ou:-.:c

1\lpha Erud i to ; /\ lp ha :'vlu Om ega ; La rn hd a D c lw Larnhd a; Band ; Orch est r a ; l 'l'rll ·!'inu.

l 11liau EA RL Y

E I. E~I EXT,\R Y

F. IJ UC.I TI OX

Sig ma T a u De li a; ( i irls' C lu b; Dramatic C lub ; E ve re t! ; C ho rus.

SO P HOMO R ES W H OSE PII O T O S D O :>l OT 1\ PPE:\R ll 11mhllldt Edgar Cll .I RL ES :'\ov.IK, Wil brr ORV ILLE P uc 11 , P er11 v\111. !..\ RIJ P uc11, Falls City joEL Puxc H ES, lf' y m11r r ERXEST R .1wmx, P eru C .II.V t X RE El>, Douglas M .\ RTI X R OCKWEL L, llu m br, /dt B E U I..IH R OSEXE R, Poocr/1 C u R.\ S .lti.ORS, P er u EI..I I X E S II.I F ER, Nnn aha .'\ UI.I S ni PS O:>~, /l uburu T HEO.\ IA M .ITII E\\'3,

Eurru

D.I I. E :>I!CH O!.!.S,

Ro v

R uTH ST.\111.,

Dillrr

l'lyuuw th II IRR Y STRO ll , l'lym out/t Gi.i! X EVERE STROxr., /) unbar M .IREE vVII.I.I.\~ I S , P rru 1\xx .\ vV II.SOI\, Nrbrask n C ity AI.I. E:-1 S T ROll,

I;~

B E.I.\·I M-i, R 11n1

BE ,\ ~ I E R ,

p ,,..,·n rr ( .'ity .·l u lm rn Ta ho r , l o<tca

D oROT H Y B U RIJ RIIJG E, LE W IS C ri i. I. AII.IX, l S.I BEI. C OI.I. IST ER,

lf' rrpiu g lf ' at t'r Linodu R onE RT A C O\\' E I.I., P r rtt j E.\XX E 1-f .I RVEY, .·/rn p n ftrJr F ri YETT E I-l ORTON, Sa /e m D EE J .IRVIS, N r mah a M.-I RI.I :-1 K E.I It :-15, .·l u!JII rll EV.IXGE I. YX COR:\ELI.,

ELIZ rlll ETil KE I. J. Y, 1Jrnxs11 11 K EXNETI J K X .\1' 1', j,I ~·I ES LIRSOX ,

Nr ma llfl /

l'r r u

Sy ra r·u .rt lf' am CEoRGE LY TTO X, F air/Ju r y D EAX McCOR\II C K , Syra,-u.rr \ •V JI .I.IS L U I>I XGTOX,

M .IRG.IR ET L U ETIIJE,

DoRTI I.\ : \ll .\) IS

G irl s'

NandrJ/ph, l o~-路a C'luh; \\' . :\. :\ .: Playe r s.

Pe ru Eu.1 :\ u.E:-.:

Nona lw (;irl," Cluh : Peru Pi:J _,路 c r s.

1\-I AX I !'-:E :\ U FE !\:K .\)11'

Julian Alpha Erudito ; (;iri s' Club ; Choru s; P eru Pla yer s.

L EOR.I BE.\CI I I.ER

R r ynol d.r :\lpha Eruditn ; (;iris' Club: K "'lak Club.

* Bou B E:-.:so:-.: 1::-w ing Footh:~ll.

BoGGEss Linroln :\lpha Erudito ; Gi rl s' Club; Pe ru Pla.n路 r s; Sc ribb le r s. jE .I!'-:

B ERT IE BOO)!

Om aha G irl s' C lub ; Philo ; Y.\\'.C .:\. ; P e r so nality C' lub.

BoYER Bridyrp ort Football.

jo11 :-:

j E.I!\::-."E B U KG!\:E R

Falls City G irl s' Club ; Personality C l u b.

P .ITR IC I.I l'ASEY

J oh nso n :\lpha Erudito ; G irl s' C lub ; Dra matic Clu h ; E1路e re tt ; \' .\\' . C' ..'\. ; Orchest r :J .

R UTII C i..IR E

Cortland G irl s' C lub; C.C. i\. ; Pe rson ali ty C lub.

E i.) l ER l' i..\R EY

B rlit''l'tll'

Marching Band : C rawdad s: Track.

IJ I 9 I

M .IRJOR I E CO.\ T!\:EY

Dram:~ tic

l'rru C lu b; E ve r e tt ; C horu s.

j oll!'-: C'ou. t :-.:

:lu /JII rn Phi lo ; Cr awdad s; P eru P layers; Y.l\1.<'.1\.

lII3

<;u; :-;:-;

Ctt.\~tt; R

1/ardy

CARor. Cu~t ~11:-.cr:s . lulmrn <.;iris' C lub ; Y. W .C'.A.

.'\ lpha Erudito ; ('rawdads; Scr ihhln, ; Track .

LrmE!\0 .\ l> ,\\'tS MMtY j .I:-:E D .\VISS0!\0

.\'yrflt' fl .lf'

Nl'hraslw City Girls' Cluh; Drnmatic Cluh; Philo; Y.\\'.C'.A.; Pcdagogian; Scribbler,.

!\ lpha Erud ito; (;iris' Cluh; Philo; Y.\\' .C.1\.; Pnu Players.

j ,\ !\0 E DRESSt.ER 0111 n lw

Cirl,' Club; Dramatic Cluh; Y. \\'. C.!\.; Pcdagogian; P ersona lity Cluh.

Er .. \t!\CE D ouu Rt~udolph, / o~t'fl

(;irb' Club; t\rtcraft; \\'.1\. :\.

ER~t . \ DROC: E

E t i.EE!\0 PEY

N rhntJkn City Everett; Y.\\'.C.A.; Peru Plnyers.

/Ju Bois 1\lpha Erudito; (;ir is' Club; Phil o; Y.\\' .C.i\.; Band; Kodak Cluh.

D OROT tt Y C .\ l. l. tiiER

M .\X GARL\!\01)

OIJin't:.:n

Alpha Erudito; Kodak C lu b.

c;oRno:-:

Ctr.nERT

Brork

E,路erett; Y.!'vl. C. A.; Chorus; Marching Hand; Tra ck; Crawdads.

.1/ flf'VI'/'11' I O'lt '(/ ( ;ir b' Club; Mu,ic C luh ; Philo; \\'. i\. A.; Y. \\'. ('. :\.; Chorus; Peru Players.

Er.E.\:-101( CER\\'ECK Falls (.'ity Cirls' Club; C.(', 1\.; Kodak Club.

M .\Rto!\0 (;11 .1.11 .. \!\0 \ ' ERil.\ (;J!\CGR t CK

Edgar

Alpha Eru dito; Y.\\' .C.A. ; Band; Peru Players.

[ 路H I

II ardy

Ba sketball; Trnck; Crawdad :<.

\ 'ERE:\ .\ (;R .\\ 'ES

l'rru Band ; Orchest ra; i\lu, ic Clu b.

Gwttcr. c;RossoE t i ~ I E ,y f'//1{1/r(l

C horus ; Pe ru P laye r s.

Y . :'-!. C.:\ . ;

C tt US II Fall s C:ity Clu b; Y.\\'.C./\.; P la ye r s.

i\ 1.\ RY

G irl s'

Peru

B ERT ll.\1. 1.

Omaha Fo ot ba ll ; Ba , kc tball ; Track.

* / \ RI.EXE l!.u tti.TOX

/.Jr oqc·n·1•iffr Artcraft.

FER :\ H . \~l ~ tE R

Ta bor, l o·" ·" Y.\\'.C.:\.; P e r sona li ty Club.

i\1.\RY 1\. .\TII RY:\

lf.\ :\1..\:\

l' rru Ciirl s' C luh ; Dramati c C lub ; Y. \V. C'. /\.; Orche st r a; Kodak Club.

El.fi ,\XOR

II D

j .\ C K H .\ ZE I.TO:\

E ,·crett;

l'r ru Mu sic C luh ; O rchestr a.

Band ;

ll'llll.l.

Ellis C irl s' C lu h; Ch orus; P eru Players.

ER X EST H I Ll.

Strlla

01.\o,\ H OR~I.\XD I.

Srt:..·a ntou (iirl s' C' luh ; Kodak C' luh.

j u xE Hos Kt ~s lfnmhu rg, l o·" ·a P eru PJ a ,·e r s.

IJ, I I

D oRR I E jn x ~: s

:luhunr Drama tic Clu b ; Football.

RunY K .\R R f'a rifir }uu rtirm, I O·Kfl C irl s' Cl ub; D r amatic C lub ; Y .\V.C.I\ .; P e ru Plan·rs.

[ .j .-.

:'vf.I X I ~I( K EC II EI.\'

Odr/1

A II .EE~

K ELLEY J olwso u C i rls' C luh; Dramat ic C lu h; Everett; C. C. A.; P erson al i ty C luh.

:\lpha Eruditn; <iirb' Cluh; Ph ilo; \".\\ '.C.:\ .; Pa 11 Pl ayer~.

:\lli.I ~E K R.D II I EC K

K UTri .ER Falls City A lpha Eru d ito; G ir l,' Cluh ; C'.C.A. ; K odak Cluh. .lllG.IRET

F fl rt (."nll!fluu C irl s' C lu b; Dramati c C luh : E,·crc n: Y.\V .C. i\ . ; .'\rtcraft

:\ RL E ~E I..DIIIEil T

r-.·LIRJOR IE L.1~ni ER Fair bury A l ph a E ru dito; Gi;ls' Cluh; Y. \\'.C. A.; P e r sonali ty Cl uh; P eru P l aye rs.

1\lph :1

J\" (11/flllfl Er ud it n; (ii rl s'

('iu h ;

Peru Playe r s.

II EI.E ~ r-. 1.\ltf:.\lt ET

1. .\ll SO ~

}'t'/"11

RO\' LI VELY Falls City r-. Ju , ic C'luh; Ba nd; Orc he str a; K odak C luh.

L H .L LI~ Mcht~C II

l'rru Ba nd; O rche> t ra.

E,·e rctt ; Drarnati c C luh ; Mus ic C l uh; Chon" ; Orch c,tra; i\ rtcra f l.

Alpha

VcR 1 l. uE n ERS I' (II/(/ Ill(/ Enrdito; C h o ru s; so n ali ty Club.

R OB ER T

RonERT r-.I.ITTIIEWS 1/ am/J//rg, ! tHea Footba ll ; Ba sket ba ll.

P er-

1\11 . I S O ~

Rr fl~~· ~~ ~·ill r

M .I RY r-. l.ITTIIE II"S

B,. fHC"II'I.' iII('

i. ETII .I i'vf.I YilOR~ /J errtrirr

I Ii

( ii rl s' C l ub ; Dramatic C'luh ; Eve r ett; Y.\V.C.A .; Orch est r:l ; P e ru Play er~.

( ;I.E\1 \ ~ltER S Sn~·t~r.!

:\l pha 1-:rud ito; (;irl> Cluh; Dr a rn a t i<.: Cluh; P hilo; \'.\\ '. C.:\.; Baud ; On:hc> tra; Kodak Cluh.

).;_ \TIIRY :\" ;\ lt l.l.liR

S hruou.!oah . l n-~:·a ( ;irl,' Cluh: Philo: \' .\\'.C. :\. ; Pnu Pla~· cr,.

:'\ .\ 1"11 \:\"lEI. :\ ) ClORE

Nrynrdcl .r Y.i\ I. C.A . ; Footba l l: Ba~k r t hall: T r ack; Baud : ('rawdad s.

C EO Rt:E :\ l nRT

E.!r,,,,. Football.

* I{OI!EIIT 1\ I U R I'II\'

.lli.f.fflllri

l'allry. ifl ·1 ~·n ER)I.\ 1\ I YERS

Font hall.

Fall.< Cily :\ rtcraft.

:'\tOt.\:\":\" /Jr od : <; i rl~ ' ( ' luh: 1\lu ~ i c Cluh; l·: ,·crctt: Pt•nt Player-. I ·:LE \:\"OR

i{ U TII :'\JC IIOI..\ 5

/Jrlf'ill

<;iri s' C'luh; l·: ,·crc tt; C horu s.

l. u l-: 1.1. \

:'\:t:\"CEIIEI.SER

.·111/mru (;irl,' Cluh ; Dramatic Cluh: Philo; \'.\\' .C./\.; Pc· r u Pla,· er~.

Ul. l.\ l)'BR IE:\"

1/ ar·!lttrd :\I ph a Erud ito; (;i ri s' C luh; Philo; C.C. :\ .: Sc r ihhl c r s.

l.oRE:\"E 0-rrE

S i.!ur y, l o~c·o :\lpha Eruditn: (;iri s' Cluh; Y.\\' .C./\.; Peru Pl a y e rs.

1 1.\RI.E\' P .\1.)1 ER

Prnt Band ; Pe ru P la n r s

KEtT I!

p \ R KER

R or·kf rn·.! Track; C r awd ad s ; Scribb le r s.

I I E I.E~· PEt>ERSE:\"

:\lpha Erudito : (;iris' Cluh ; \'.\\'.('.:\. : Per~otta l ity Cluh.

I " I

D nRnTII Y P ~:tn.;:

1\r.JCE PwrERSO:<:

Shirklry c;irb' C lub; Y.\V.C./\.; C horus; Kodak Club.

Tn tllll.<f"h :\ lpha Erud ir n; 1-:,·c rett; Y.\V. C.:\ . ; P er u P la~· cr~; Student :\d,· i ~'"'Y ('ouncil.

:'\ 1 .\Ur; J:

f' ETI:RSO:<:

J\. rhra .d ·a <:it )I

: \l pha

LII.ITII P IERCE

/Jart lr/1, / ()'tW Girls' C lub; \ V .J\ .i \ .; Player;,.

E ru dir o; (;i rl , · C lub ; 1-:,·crcr r ; Chur us ; P er u Player,.

~! u , i c Club;

P eru

j E.I:-.:!' E P J. .\ STERS

C ,\~lll.r.,\ P o TEET

/J urc/l(lrd Alpha Erudito; G irl s' Club; Philo ; Y.\V.C./\.; P eru Playe r s.

Stt"!la (; ir is' Clu b ; l halll:olic C iuh; Everett; D c h:o1c ; Y.\V.C. /\.; i\ la rch ing Band.

M .lllCEI.I.J:

LORE!' REUFER!'

l'rru Band; C'rawd atb; Peru Pl ayer,.

EVE I.YS

CI.EI..\!1:1) SCIDI UC KER

11rflrk Dramatic Club; Everett; Crawdads.

R J:Il lliS(;

Syrant.<r :\I p h a Erudito; (;ir l,' C lub; Philo; Y.\\'.C. :\ . ; ('horu,.

RE IS\\' .\I.Il

1'/ymoutlt ;\ lpha E rudito; Girls' Cluh; Y .\V. C.J\.; P eru Pla,· er~ .

HEI-.'j.\~I I S SIIEI.IlDS

P rrr i v af, f o'tc·a II F.I.E!' Sn10:0.:

:1ulmrn G irl s' Club; Peru Players.

Eve rett; Y.M.C. J\ .; T rack; Peru Pla yers.

1\:-.::-~JE L.IURIE S~IITII

LUCII.E S~tJTII

C ortland <;iri s' C' luh; Y.\V.C'./\.; R ead ing Club.

[ -!8 ]

Sltuhrrt (;iris' Club; Y.\V.C.J\. ; Re ading Club.

J F.RO~I f.

S~YilER

.路/ rnpnhnr 1\ lusic Cluh: \".:'\ I. C.:\.: Chorus;

K E~ ~ ETII SOP ER

Band.

S 11prrior

Chorus.

R UT II f. I.! li S ~: SOUliE R

Rrntri l"l'

Dramatic Cl uh: 1vl u~i c Club: Y.\\'.C.A.: Kodak C luh.

E 1.\" .I STEE\"ES Pannmn

G irl s' ('luh; Personali ty Cluh.

* !\l AY STE\\",\RT

N rmn/111 C .nt ERO~ SwEE~ I E

(;irb' Club ; Pe r u P la yers.

Omahn

.-\lpha Erud ito; Ph ilo; Y.I\I.C. :\ .

!\ 1.\YRI'. T .\~ (;E~ I.\~

:111/mrn

Girls' C luh: Dramatic C' luh: Philo; D e bat e ; Y. \\' .C. A.; Rcad i n~ C lub.

Eut..l Girl s'

T .1Yt.OR

Edr1ar Club; Y.\\ '.C.:\ .;

P eru

Players.

E .\~ \ 'E~R ICK

/J r Will

Al pha E r udit o; (;iris ' Cluh; Everett; Music C lub; Chorus; Band.

RonERT \\' EllER

1/ umho /dt

Dramat ic Club; E1路erett; Chorus; Band.

CIIAR I.OTTE 'vVEDERQU IST

,1/ nlv rrn, I O'l.~'fl

Gir ls' C lub: Ph ilo: Y.\V.C. :\.; P eru Playe r s.

BETII \ V!IIT\\'EI.I.

Girls' C lub ; Dramati c C'luh: Philo; Y.\V.C'.!\. ; P eru Players.

IJ,

Et.w~

Football; Marching Band ; C' rawdads.

\Vt t.ES / Syrat"tiJC B ETT Y

8II

\Vu.sos

Shirklry

G irl s' C' luh; Peru Player;.

I 路1\1 1

l\L\Rr;,\RET

1\: \Til R Y !" E \\ '11.50!" Joltll ." lll (;i.-1,' Clu b ; J>ramatic C lub ; Evercll; Un.: h c~r ra ; Sc rihhlc rs.

\\ ' I'IT~TR UC K

(,'t,r/land t\lpha Erudiro; (;jr) ,' Club ; P cr,on a liry Club.

L\ URE!" .\ Yn ES E I. (;j,- 1 ~'

LrJUI E

Falls ( ."ity l"luh; P cr· ~o nalit y C lub.

Yo U!"(;

nrnqc:wz.·ill,. Pc r,nn aliry C lub.

FRES II ME:--' \\' II OSE PIIOTOS l>O :'\OT :\PPE :\K

l.IRY

Farragut, {t,qr;a Peru ;R.\YilO~ ASI-ITO:\, L tl /"tiJJt_ Or•.\1. 1\ UX IER, f/ erdr111 R USS ELl. B .\ IL EY, /) e lf/itt MERVI:\ BJ ORK, Ong M11.1>RED B rrrTCIIER, Peru L ucy BOWER , I f/ a/son ..\I isstmri EDDIE BROW:\, Ptr'i::nce City Eu:-.-rcE BUIIR~I.\:\:\, Prin ce/on ACORD,

EVEI.\' :\ AI.URECIIT,

/fa rla n, l ov.:a d ulmrn M .IRTIX CoL u xs, T abor, l tHnt Ruov Co r. u:-.-s, T abor, lo<:.~·a ROBERT D .w rs, Brork ROIIERT D E.IS, Lincoln GEORCETIE D u:o.-c.l:o.-,

Clen,.r;ood, l o<:.<·a \' rv u :-.- Du s s JJo:o.-, Tab or, l u-Ka M .IR I. YX E:-.-co.IHL, Ong BuR-rox Ev.1xs, Shubert Ro llERT Ev.1x s, Falls Cit y CL.IR.\ E YRE, Omaha ~E I.,\:\0 F .\SS, .·l uburn BRYCE Frci-ITER, Rtmdolph, i fJ<:.::a M ,\RG JE f ox, Rising City <\\'IUIUT FRt:EHLI :\G, .'l rrburlf"' M .IXIXE G .ILIJR.IITH, Fairbury Lo rs H .l:\llLEY, 1\'e maha \\ ' l UI.\ H EISER, Sa ll'!n

[ J OJ

Eu !" .\

Joil:\ ELSI E

A UIJREY J .\RVIS, !I' f ' lllfil/(/ VER0:\ .1 KI.IJ:\E,

0:-.-.1

'" ,-r;,,,,f lt/111"/itll/ Otor L.IR .I II EE, l'a'1.::nre C ity

K oc11 ,

j uXI0R

\"0R~I.\:\ Lrr r RE LL,

N eh raska City Falls City l'r r u :\:\ , 1/umholdt

ST.I :\LE Y M .l c;JLL,

T 0~ 1 M AJORS, K EI-."!"ET II M .l L E:\ORE

K .\TIIERI:-:F. S T F. I'IIE NS,

M II. LIO!"'

If' at so n, .ll issrntri /laml ct

LoR E!"

: \J.VI ES ~J"O\\"!"SE!" Il,

FLORE!"CE MORR IS, 1'1'1"11 LESTER MoSL EY,

\VII . f.l.\~1

PI .. \T E:-I II URG,

1/arlau, / rJ-1.r:tl R .I I.I'ILI R .I:\DOI.I'II, E lliTII R.1ww:-.- ,

T o/>l'ka, K ansas Pau

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R U TII SUTORI US,

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Clark

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Dor is

C lark

Gr~ y

Mac C'hri ,;cia n Do ri s (}ray Ross C lo,·c r

Jame s M e /\ I Iistcr C h arlotte !'vi a rl in

La \ ' e r ne Selzer R ex \ \'i lso n

ST U D E:'>I T ,\ D \'I SOR Y CCHJ :'-!(' I L Merri ll P e n ney Ev e ly n Jones Ca l v in R ee d Dn r ochy Peck

The Student Advisor~· Council and th e Socia l Committee fi ll important pl aces on th e ca mpus in th at t hey form t he co nn ect in g link bet11·een the admi n istration and the student body. This yea r, follm1·ig the precedent which \\· as s tarted in 1<).)3 w it h t he o rgan iz ation of th e first S tud ent A d visory Cou nci l, a boy a nd a g irl \\·ere elected f rom each class to fo r m such a group represe n ti n!!; the stude nt body. lt is t he purpose of thi s coun cil to cons id er id eas orif!;inating w it h the student body, and to suggest them to the admi n ist rat ion if th e~· are d ee med 11·orth ~· of ad opt io n. The Social Commit tee has as its duty t he direction of the socia l acti1·ities of the camp us ; their most outsta nding fun ction co nce rn s the arrangem ents for th e a ll -col lege d ances throughout the year.

Lo ren Thom pso n

Off i CE R S

Proi.!nrl

Ma rian Munn Blanche freeman

ria

Prrsidnrt

Tr rosurrr

SNrrlory

I rene Kla usch ic H e len M e ier :\nita Searle Phyllis David so n

Spon.ror

The p:t~t ~-car ha~ been a highii' ~ati ~factor~· one to the member~ o f \ V.A.A. and to the ~pon~or. :\Ii~:; 1);1\·i d~on. The \V.A ..'\. Spo rt R ente. Janu a ry 18. ranb a:; th e hi ghlight of the acti,·itie.; "·hdt th e orl!a nization promoted durin~! t he p a~t year. \V.A.A. offer~ to an~· girl on th e campw; a chance to enjo~· a va riety of ~port~ and at the ~a me t ime to enjo~· co n:zen ial companion~h i p "·ith all the member~. One hurdrecl points earned in any ~port i~ th e ent rance req ui rement. Letter:; are a\\·ardecl to tlw~e ll"hn earn f-ive hull(! red point~ and ~~~·eater~ are ;m·arded to tho, e ll" ho earn one t hou~and poi nt ~ . T eam practices a nd tou rna men ts cone! ude each scpa rate ~p o rt. The ~porb are: H itpin B all. \' o lle~· Ball. Ba~kct hall. and R a~ehall. S11·inuning. Hiking. Ping Pong. Tenni~. T rack . and P addle Tennis are nlso includ ed in the s port~ program ;" mi nor ~port~ . \ V.A.A. i~ just! ~· proud of th e cabi n ll"hich it ha~ erec ted north of tmn1 and ll'hich is t"ed as the initintor~· spot for r1 C'11· members. T he good tim es at the cabin 11·illnn·er be forgotte n .

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Tri Beta wa~ organized for t he purpo~e of sup plying fo r t he biologica l sc ie n ce~ a n h o norary underg raduate frater n i t ~· t h at \\"otdd he i n~t ru m enta l in p romoti ng in terest in this d e pa r tme nt of learn ing a nd in f u r th ering the object i ve~ of scie n ce. The frate rnity has been u nusua lly active t h is year. By the e nd of the seco nd semester an indi vi dua l p rojec t is to be compl eted b,· each of the members wh o wi sh t o participate. The winne r of the p roject~ wi ll he a nn ounced a t the a nnual banquet which is held at t h e dose of the yea r, and a su itable awa rd wi ll be presented .

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Coatney P enney Albert l'lucknctt

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C lo,·cr Hail, k•ck

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Wirth

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Clppc nheimcr

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Lambda Drlta Lam bda Rex \V ilson

ll e n ry Rai lsback \'irginia

Johr~so n

Dr. \V alter Albe n

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Prrsidenl r irr Prrsidrnt S u 'y- Tr eas. SpiJ nsn r

Brta Beta B rta Rache l Ad amson Phy lli s P a sco - H en rT Ra il shu ck

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. - - Srrrrlary and II istn rir111 D r. j. M. Win te r - - - Spnnsnr

Kapp:~ Chapter of La 111 bd :1 Delta Lambda was insta lled on this cam pus during the school year of 1933 -J-t. T he aim o f the orga n izatio n is to promote in terest in the st udy o f Ph ys i cal Scien ces. R equ ireme n ts fo r acti ve mem be rship are a high scholastic sta ndi n g and a completed proj ect in th e field of P h ysical Science. The p rog rams a re d evo ted to d isc ussions of s ub j ects o f late scie n ti fi e in te rest.

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A lph a lVIu O m ega " ·as e~ta b lished in 1927 . It is a bra nch of t h e Na t ional Counci l o f M athem at ics Teachers an d is identified w ith t he work of othe r national mat hema tical o rgan iza tions. i\II e m b c r s h i p is g ranted to t hose st ud en ts who ha,·c comple ted a r eq uir ed n um ber of co u rses and have at t ai n ed cert ain scholastic sta nd a rds. i\II embership is hono rary, act ive, an d associate. Meet ings are held twice each calendar mont h . A pa rt of t he program of t hese meeti ngs is devoted to t h e presentation of wri tten so lutio ns to problems or repo rts on special topics by the active m em bers. Each ~·ea r th e cl ub recognizes two members of the freshman cl ass for excellence in m athemat ics. In 1935 t his hono r was a\\·a rd ed to Jam es O ldfield and Doris G ray. ' l 'he honorarv m e m h ers arc P ro fesso rs J o h .n B at h , A. L . H ill, C . A . H m:k, and Miss :\'I arjorie ' Vest.

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Lewis P r ichard

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K. K nap p :'\fcCin lcy

E:':.:.man I luck Lamhcrt Oppenh e imer

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Suni1n

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Hart ley D u nlap Pri'J id r nl La Verne Sha fer l'icr l'r rsidrnl \'i\'i a n Lamhen - Sn'y- Trrasurrr

L_qlia \\' h ee le r Pr rsidrn/ \Vay ne La ,·e r ick - l'irr Prrsidrnl f- reder ick \Vol te r - S N 'y- Tr ro surrr

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"The Schoo l and Democ racy" has bee n the th eme o f the prog:rams at Kappa Delta Pi this year. Br mea ns of re ports, talks, and ope n discussio n, th e society has considered The School and the Cit ize n ; T he School , t he State, and t he 1atio n ; The School and Socia l Chang:e; The Schoo l and C o untrr Life ; and The School and Recreation . These meetings ha ve helped the memhers of the societr to gain a clea rer conception of the function of the school with respect to societr . In addition to th e forma l meetings. t he society has had a num be r of social meet-

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Uickncll Clements Grover Howe

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.\ue Bath Ca sl ~ r

Cook H ackett Johnson

Auxier Benford C hat elain Dunn:ng

Hileman Jones

* !J{aj2j2a ~Efta ~i J\fatirilla/ I-l on or Sr,cil'l.r in F.rillctilinn i ng~, ind ud in ~ a hu fict ~u pper fo r nc\\· members an d a C hrist mas party at the hom e o f lVI r. a nd l\1 r~. Ben fo rd . !\I embe rs of K ap pa D elta Pi are c d led upon to dis play th eir va riou ~ tal e n t~ fo r the entert ain ment of th eir fe llo\\· membe rs at th e reg ula r meeting,;.

T \\·o delegates fro m B et a Aiu C hapte r , A d ele P e nt erm an and L aVerne Sha fe r, atte nd ed th e N atinna l Bi-e nni;d Co nvocati on which "·as held in St. Louis. F ebr uary 2+ to 26. 1nterestin g reports of t he convocation \\·ere gi ,·en at one of the mee tin g~ of K appa D e lta Pi . \.

T he Inte rfrate rnity B a nqu et. ,,·hi ch h as becom e an ann ual spring a ffair, w as o rigina ted by t he local chap ter of Ka ppa D elta Pi. The societ y still leads in the a rrangemen ts fo r the Banq ue t. Every ye a r Beta At!u C ha pte r presents a suit able awa rd to t he freshm an ,,·hose schola rship a nd p ro fessional at ti tud e a re outst a ndin g.

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G. i\liller

Max well \V. T. Jl-! iiler

\V. R. Pate

Pc n ten~ t .tn

RO'.VCil

S.1athoiT S h afer T e:tr

S chind ler

Scott. S unita Wheeler

Sp eeclie Tyler

C. P ate

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Dewey .:\lunn

Lill\·il lc Sandin

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OFF I C ER S Et he lyn C rawford

l'r rsidrnl

Eleanor Majors -

- fl irr l'r r sidrnt-Surrlrtry

Max ine Metcalf Eleanor Majors Edna 'A'e are

The K u C harter of Kappa Omic ron Phi \\·as instal led in Peru St ate Teache rs College on March 15, 1930. The purpose of Kappa Omicron P hi is to raise the standard s and id eal~ of all girls in the home eco nomics departme nt. It a lso gives a bac kg round and experience of value to any girl w hether she teaches or becomes a home-maker. The idea ls and the ultimate goa l are hi gh so that a girl must really strive to attain them. A party w as g iven in the fall to all gi rls major ing and minorin g in home economic~ . At homecoming the alumn ae of Kappa Omicron Phi w ere hon o red with a picnic. As a delegate from th e P eru Chapter. Miss Elea nor Lin vill e at tended the national concla,·e of Kappa Omicron Phi at Tu cson , A rizo na , on A pril 2, 3, and +·

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lblt (• n spt~ r ~('t' Lind:;;trom

Ethingto n Rawson

Lnr:=:on Riggs

National Industrial Arts Frall'rniiJ

O FFI CE RS Lowel l Lewis \Varren Adams Melvin Ething ton i\. V. Larson

C . R. Lindstrom

f'rrsidrut ria f'r rsi.lr nt Serrrtary- T rt"o .w ru FMulty .-l<h•iur - Farulty .·/ d·7•isl"r

Epsilon P i Tau i~ a na tion al frate rn ir~· embracing lnd u~trial Art~ a nd Vocational E ducation. Eta, the loca l cha pter, received it~ charter in 1932 at Kan sas C ity. i\1isso uri. l\llember~hip in this fraternit~· i~ open to ~tud en t~ in the ir j unior yea r ,,·ho are m ajors in In dust ri al Art~. ,,·ho have ' upe rior ranki ng. and who possess o th er outstanding qua li fications. Each year th e frate rni r~· spo n so r~ the i\'I -1-:\-K i nd ustrial Arts Contest. ,,·hich bring~ studen ts of lVIis~our i. Iowa. :\ ehraska . a nd K ansas togethe r in a common interest- Industrial Art~. This year the fraternity is sponsoring a ne,,., letter edited at t he end of each semeste r. The fratnnit~· plan~ to makr th i~ an a nnua l affai r if it prove~ s1tccrssful.

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CDt:fta OFF IC ER S Virgin ia J ohrbon Josep h in e B r i s~cy E ugenia S un ita

l'rrsidru t f" ia l'r rs idrut Srrrr/nry- T rrnJurrr

T he symbo ls o f Since ri ty , Trut!r . and Design ha ve been embod ied in the p rogram of S ij.;ma T a u Del t a, tit<· n ation a l hono rary E n)!bh f rate rnity, du ring th e past yea r.

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13ra n tl t Clark n unning I

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Darnt; lla r stl ·~ r Bris3ey fa sler Cook Crawford Faulhaher Fry ! l ,l\vxby I fa rris l!aywar•l Toa~ s Kehoe K onig

Uickn cll Chri"i tian

D idd cl Clo sse r

!l owe Lamht!r t

T he prin t in j.; press, p urchased durin g t he summ e r of r 'J35. h as been t he cen ter of t he fraternity activ ities. Members of the chapter have h ad oppo rtu n ity of learn ing t he mech a n ics of printi ng. The first p rod ucts of the p ress \\'ere the in vitatio ns to membersh ip and t he programs for the fa ll i ni ti ator~· banquet. C h r istmas cards in gol d a nd silver we re prin ted as a second p roj ect. T he climax of the yea r 's \\'Ork was the p ublicati on o f t he m aJ;a z.ine of ve rse \\'rit ten hy th e facu l t~· and stud ent body of Pe ru . T h us t h e f rate rnity me t one of its aims, to inspire creative wri tin g a nd m astery of \\'ritten expression. M iss lVI arian Marsh of the E n ;rlish fac ul ty was g uest of honor and speaker at t he fa ll banquet. H er topic concerned Wi lla Cather, the eb rasb novelist. T he spring ba nquet \\'as t he accasion for m eeting D r. Louise P ou n d of the Un iversity of Nebraska , \\'h o spoke m ost in teresti ng ly. Ini t ia to ry ser vices fo llo\\'ed both banq u et s. A Con voca ti on p rogram in commemo ration o f th e l\l[ a rk T\\'ain Cen -

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Xfltirmfl! /·."nylis!t Frflll'rnit_r

te nnial presented ~kit~ from ''Tom S:m·yer.' ' "An l ntetTiew with ;\la rk Twain. " and "A Co nnecticut Yankee of K ing- A rthur 's Court. " i\lo n thly prog-rams durin!! th e yea r we re ,·aried. The l\ovcmher meeting \\·as dcnJted to a study of i\Iark Twain ; the December , January. a nd February meetin gs w ere taken m ·er by orit6nal contributions appropriate to the month in \\"h ich they \\-ere presented . In :\l arch the chapter ,,·as entertained at the home of Dr. and lVI rs. Smith. The seniors \\·ere in charge of the April meet ing and the ~·ca r ' s acti,·ities were closed by a picnic in iVIay. The na tio nal pub lication of Sigma Tau Delta is the " Rectangle. " In the issues of this year the local orga n ization was represented by chapter notes and a poem by lVIiss j osephine Roge rs. lVIiss Ruth Ah lberg \\·as ;m·a rded a prize in a sh ort story co ntest this year. O th e r members of the chapter have also been publi shing their writings. Each year a medal is awarded to the Freshman writing the best prose.

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SchafTer Sha fer T ear

)l ar;o;h Xaho:--s l'lucknc tt

:'\1 ay ~ tr i ck

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Parnel l R oge r '

Pc11 1cr m a n

Ro w,.n

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Spr :tguc

Ty ler

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\V if ncke

Su nit a Young

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H.equircmcnts for membership in the frater ni t y are an intention to major or minor in English, a scho lastic record above average. and a specified number of published mmls. The threefold aim of Sigma Tau D elta is master~' o f \\Titte n expression, cooperative friendliness, a nd stimulation toward readi ng good literature.

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Punchl!s

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(;illi lan Loken :\! nrt Rcynol <ls

Chri ..;rian Hall :\1cCOII'lick

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Ethin ~ton

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:\Iilia \V. l'n;;h St'Jry

(/)fz.L _Lambda c~lf-fj2ha A th!etic Fraternit y

OFF i C ERS Alv in Story M e lvin Eth ington J oe l Punch es Coa ch Glen Gi lk eson Coach Stuart Bail er

Phi Lambda A lpha is composed of Greek letters symbol ic of th e meaning of this orga nizat ion. P. L. A . standing for Peru 's L oyal Athletes. Those men who have lettered in any of the spurts through interco ll egiate competition in footba ll , basketball. t rack. or tenni s are el ig ible for membership. •

Upo n t he depa rture of Coach E rn est L orbee r at th e end of the first semester, t he frate rnity presen ted him " ·ith a basketball trophy in appreciation of his loyal effo rts in helping make th e P eru Bobca ts a fighting and winnin g team. I n orde r to r hta in mem bership in th is organization. ca ndid ates must und e rgo a " ·eek of se1·ere initia ti on. The fr a te rnity th is year welcomed fourtee n ne w members at the li rst annual breakfast. F acui ty mem bers were in vi ted guests. [ 6:2

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Cook llal'kctt Pt:nluc

ll arvcy l{L'yiHJid:-;

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Cri<lky ~~ill e r

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National Social Scimce Fraternity

OFFICERS Arthur Reyno lds James Perdue Cor inn e Ba rn ts Dr. Castle M. Brown

Prrsidrnl ria Prcsidrnt Srcrclary- Trfl/SIIr cr Family .·l d·<•iser

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Th e Nebraska Gamma Chapter of Pi Gamma i\lu. the r\ationa l Social Scie nce Fraternit~·. \\·as insta lled in Ap ri l. 192c). i\1 cmber~ arc elected from juniors and sen iors of superior scholastic ran k " ·ho a rc majo r in g o r mi no rin}.! in hi story, socia l science, and geog raph~·. T he purpose of the o rgani zat ion is the in culcat ion of the id eals of scho larsh ip, sc ien tif1c attitude. method and social sen· ice in rel a tion to all social p roblems. This yea r th e frat ernity again presented a con,·ocation program in cum nlemoratio n of Was hington's birthday.

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Glenn Crarrrcr

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Clement~

- Sponsor

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I n 1')28 t he :\ eh ra~ka State :\ormal Board heJ!a n J!rant ing: a ~dwlar ship to the st ud e n t ranki ng fir~t in each of the , ·ar ious h ig:h schoo ls in ~dw la r shi p , character, se n ·i1.-c and kad c rshi p. The amo un t of th e sc holarship. :f. • so for fou r years. prm· ide~. at P e r u. fo r th e pay me n t of fees and for nllts ic l c~ so ns for about n ine \\·eeks each yea r if t he stude n t so dl'sires. T o date. 302 st udents ha,·e used t h ci r schola rsh ips at P e ru. }\ hig:h pen:entag:e of thrsc students h ;l\'C been grad uatcd here and

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fa,cy Dads F. is \.ray jones

Clt-mcnts

Conw~ ll

Dorsey

Knous~

Ku~!e:-

Droge Garland J ensen Kimsey Lamhert

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r.rover Keche!y

Bu rnl'/ Cramc:· Ehmen Gingdch J ohn ~o n

Klauschi c Lammers

* * dfq2ha E"Ludito Sc/z!J /rirslz ip Cl ub " ·hi le on the camp u~ ha,·e pa rticipated a cti,·ely in college acti,· itie~. A lph a E r udito \\·a~ o rganized I ll 1 C)21J to pe rmi t t h e~e ~clwlar~hip :;tud en t~ , each of whom ha~ ranged among t he hi gh e~t in hi~ ow n hi g h ~ch oo l. t o in termingle a nd to encourage each oth e r in mainta inin g h igh ~ tandard~. A large perce n ta ge of th e~e :;tudents ha ,·e \\·orked for board and room " ·h ile he re. T hi:; yea r A lph a Erudito ha~ had outsta nding dramatic an d musical t a lent which ha~ m ad e t he m ee ti n g~ especially en t ertain ing an d be ne ficial. T he dub owes a good d eal of its success to th e activ e interest an d helpful :;uggest ions of its spon ~o r , S uperint end ent S. L. C lemen ts. The interc:;t h e has taken in the ind ividual m em be r~ means a lot a n d has helped many a ha rd-pressed E rudi tea n "over the bumps."

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T o enrich an d en large our li ves t hrough a g rmnng kno,,·lcdge o f G od is t he goa l of the Y. vV. C . A . T he theme thi~ year has been " Li ving H a rmonious ly," and h as included four phases of li fe: vVorld Coope ration , Creati\'C Leisun:. Reinterpretat ion of R eli gion. a nd P ersonal and F am ily Re lationsh ips. The latter \\'as emph asize d pa rticul a rl y as it ~eem ed to affect ou r li,·es so ,·itally . .:'\ ine d elega te~ attend ed t he Estes S um mer Co nference of 1935 . S te lla Sc u rlock and Kirby P age ga,·e us gl impses of ,·ib rant pe rsonaliti es \\'h ose lives ha,·e a fun ct ional u nity \\'ith Go d. [li6 ]

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Crcatio·c /.c isurc N.cliyiou /J crson al Ncl at ionshif•s

llath

Blou nt P lul:knclt

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Parndl

Glover Reynolds

Grossoehmc Strassburg

C ABI :"\ ET

\Villiam P luck n ett

C h arles P a rnell Arthur Rey nold s Harold Blou nt (; e rhard Stra sburg G eo rge G rossoehm e J ohn Bath

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J"i a

R oss G lover

L. B. Mathew s

f'rrsidrnl Si'trl'lary Trra surrr

/J n·utiunal Chair m an Rl'trrat Chairman 1Jrpntatir1n Chairman Fal'll lty . I d·<•i.rrr Faml fy . I d-1·isr r

The Yo un g l\ I cn's Chris t ian As~ociation is a u num of young men and facu ltr men for t he pu r pose of seek in g m ea ns t o a fuller life throug h a g ro\\·in g kno \\·led gc of God and a greater und erst anding of human relationships. The Y . l\ l. C. A . helped to b ring Ki rb~· Page to o u r ca mpus a ga in t his year. Dr. K aga\\'a, t he J!reat J apa nese c\·a ngelist . s poke at the O ffi cer's Train in g Co n frre nlT th is ~· c a r. l\ I r. B ath has sc n ·ed as a nr \\' f:tndt\· ad \·isn th is ~· ea r. H e \\·as formcr lr acti\'C· in Y . l\ l. C. A. "'h ilc attend in g school at Peru. Br~ ides l)('in g- a \n> rthy o rg-a n ii'.atio n . th e Y. :\ l. C. A. fu rni sh e~ a ge nui ne socia l good t ime for ib m em bers.

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~ociLt!J OFF I CER S F I RST

Ruth

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Kirk S ECO~Il

S E ~ IE ST ER

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Ru th Sp ra gue (;cra ld Fich ter Z dda Carmi n e 1\luric l Sugd en -

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T rras 11rrr

F ive years after t h e Philom a th ca n Lite rary Sm:ic ty \\·a:; established coincidenta ll y "·ith th e :;chool a ri va l society \\"as organ iz.cJ , th e Eve rett:;. At t h e end of the year the Everet t Literary Socie ty ,,-j] ] have

¥ .\dams lla rc Fey C raves II ill K1rk

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Cnrmin c

Coatney

Casey Dodd

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Jc n ~cn

Ke lley Larson

K r:unhcck

* * Eut: 'Lt:tt _f!_Ltt:'La 7.!) ~ocit:ty completed i t~ ~ i :-.:ty- lifth year. The orig;in al a im of th e organiza tion \\"a~ to enable the st udent to learn h o\\" to exp ress him self in publ ic. and to )!i ve the I istene rs somethin g inte r c~ting and ,·aluable. I n keeping with this aun, the programs of the society are built arou nd the various abilities of its m embe rs. A n y talent a lo ng dram a tic a nd m us ic lines. as w ell as li terary abi lity. is g ive n an opportunity fo r expression . The membership of the society is lim ited to se,·enty- fi ve; at prese nt there a re forty-ni ne active members. New members are e lected into th e society twice each year after caref ul consideration of qu alificat ions.

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R. Scholl Sprague \\" illiams

D. S heldon Y o ung

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Ruby Mill er

Est he r Sch w n h

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Petcr, cu S cCO\' Il

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Doro thy Park er

J"ia

Prrsidl'n/ S rrrrlnry Trl'fi Sttrl'r

The Philomath ea n Literary Society w as org;ani :~.e d in 1 867 . It i,the o ldest stud ent organization in the state of 路 eh ra:;ka. It is as old as th e state and eq ually as o ld as the college. I t was origin all y a debatin g society. L ater the p u rpnses n-cre

B a rnt s B urgner

Coll in n a ,路is C a ll i her J o nes L amber t

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IJa r~t ler

Boom Cha tela in E. Conwe ll Dorsey

Bu rling D. Conwell D a\路isson

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Ingham

Karr

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Klausch ic

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Br i"cy C lark C rawford

D roge J o hnson Knouse E. :-Jaj ors

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ture. The so c i ctr ~pon~ors h i g h and idea l ~ hr the great expan sion into e\·ery fie ld of education. Philo d evelops the socia l int e rest s of its m embers, and music. speeches. dram a tics, an d social d iscussions pl ay a great pa rt in th e programs. People \\'h o belong t o Philo a re inte rest ed in intellectual a nd social fields. They are not " bores" and " slo\\'-pokes," bu t leade rs of the campus acti v ities. IVIiss Grace P et e rsen. facultr advise r an d sponso r, is largely responsible for the success of th e dub. She has put fort h much effort and h as se rved as a guid e for the societr in its \H>rk.

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( )'IJricn P otee t H. hoad cs S h erm an

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P eck

Lutz D unning

Sprague

S te venson

Pa te Grover \\"ienckc

Off i CERS Ruth Opa I I rene M r s.

f'rrsid r nt l 'irr Prrsidrnf St'!Trtary- Tr rasurrr Sponsor

Schaffer Grover Lutz ! n ice DUining COU0/C lL

Dorthy Stevenson Mae C hri stian A lice Kami nsk a Ruth Sprague D orothy P ee k Marie vVie nke Chloe Pate -

The Gir ls' Club is an acti ve o rganization open to a ll girls on th e campus. S ince 19 19, ,,·hen Mi ss Mattie C ::>ok E llis o rgan ized the g roup , it h as bee n the m eans of un iti ng al l girls in friend ly coope ration and love. T he cou ncil is mad e up of the officers and representatives : fou r elected fro m the dorm itories and one fro m the east , "·est, and south sections o f tow n . .\l eetings o f the entire club are held bi-mo nthl y in the co ll ege audi~urium. Th e n ew music hall auditori u m h as made it possib le for

the res idence g ir ls to ha ve a d eli gh tfu l place for thei r social activiti es; thi s g roup meets weekly und er the leade rshi p of the vice pres ident. Throu gh the stud en t loan fund. the club h as been able to g ive finan cial assistance to girls \1·ho othem·ise \l·o u ld not h;we bee n ab le to attend co ll ege. T o :VIr~. 1n ice Du nni ng, sponso r of th e orga n izat ion , mu ch credi t i~ du e for it~ past success and conti nued acti vity.

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The Story Book Ball, the most outstanding social event of t he yea r, \\·as held Febr ua ry 22 , in t he Hig h Schoo l Audito riu m. The ~u es ts . each d res~ed to re p re~en t a we ll known ~tory-book ch a racter , fo un d themse lves in a ve ritabl e fair~· land. H erald ed by the Prince, M iss Ruth Dalze ll . a nd a g roup of smartl y dressed soldi ers. the lovely C ind erella, Miss H elen Meier, emerged from th e pumpkin shell and w as escorted to a beau tiful and elaborately decorated thro ne on a d ais. For her approval a prog ram was presented unde r the directio n of lVIartha Gorder. ln a ve ry cleve r man ner our fa vo ri t e story book characte rs \\·ere brought t o life: Gold ilocks and t he Three B ea rs, th e wooden soldie rs, bold pirates and colorful cowg ir ls. The Co-ed Trio did much to com plete the prog ram. After the g rand march. Ruth S utorius as Bo P eep w as p resented " ·ith first p rize fo r th e best cos tum e. and El sie J ea n P erry a,; Little R ed Ridin~ H ood ,,· a~ a\\·ard ed seco nd pri ze. The seventeenth birthday of th e G ir b ' C lub was celebrated at th e C on vocation P eriod. f eb ruary 26 ; our guest s ,,·ere th e membe rs of the fac ulty and the i\f en \ C lub. A rep roduction of the Story Book Ba ll w as enacted.

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First Semrster ELAI~E Douu

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Presidrnt

M .IRGARET \V1·rr sTIWCK i\RI.E~E 1-l .\ .\IILTO:>I

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M .IRY ACORD

DROGE

M.IRr.,\RET \Vrrrs TRUCK

M .IRY :\ CORIJ

Sponsor RUTH A~~ 1-111.1. MRs . D u~:>~ I ~G,

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CRA\VD 1\DS

S r!'IJIId S r m rs /r r

First Srmrster

LOR E~ R EilHR~

l'rrsidrn t

DELBERT P ARRIOTT

/"ire l'rrsidrnt

CLEI.A~D SCII~IUCKER

GORDO~ GILBERT

C LEI..I l': u Sc11 ~' ucK ER GORDO~ CII .IIERT

Srrrrlary Sponsor jA~IES PERD UE

MR. GII.KE SO ~,

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PER SO\!A LITY CLUB

First S em rstrr

SNrmd Srmrstr r

AILEE~ KELLY

AII .EE~ KEI.I .Y

l'rrsidrnl

M .\RG.\RET \VITTSTRUCK

R.ILI'IIA R . I~IJOI. I' II

!'ire l'rrsidrnl S rrretary- Tr easurer

BERTIE B o o~l

BERTIE Bno.\1 R .ILPII .\ R . I ~IJ(JI. f' ll

S"rial Chairman Spo nsors EI.IZABETII KELLY, , \DI.\ SD IPW~ M ISS BR .\CK~EY,

Ad'Viser

KODAK.

Serond Srmrstrr

First S c mrstrr Y! .IRY K. . \TIIRY~

R UTH ELOISE SOUDER ER~I.\ DROG E

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FRED.\ \~ 'E LI.E~ S I CK

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RuTIIEI.OISE SouDER

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SCRIBBLERS

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1\J..IRJORIE l.UDI ERS

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K .ITIIRYXE \\' II.SOX

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KciTII P .IR KER

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Sp nnsors JnSEI'III XE R oGERS, L E:O.:ORE )I.IRRIS, EI'.I XGEI.IXE C'ORXEI.I., GEXEI'IEI'E P .IRR IOTT 1\IRS. H .IKER ,

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Mildred Specdi c

Rut h How e D. ] . N abors

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- Tr ra su rrr - /Jir rrlo r

T he yea r 1935-36 has bee n a sign ificant one fo r P e ru Dramat ic C lub. It has see n the product ion of m ore m ajor events th an an y p revious year. The fall season was opened \\·ith the presentation of HI CKORY D IC KORY, t he Homecoming play, \\· hich a lso proved popular as a tour pl ay. The second impo rtant project was the third a nnu a l CoL LEGE P ARADE, \\·hich was staged in cooperatio n \\·ith the music

" HI CKORY D ICKORY "

* "HOUSE P.'\RTY''

* and ph~ sica! l'd ucation departments. This production \\'as C\'Cn more attracti ve an d ~pectacular th a n rho:;e of preced ing years. Th e month of D ecem ber ~ a,,· the prod uction of t\\'O three-act p i a~·:; : 1-lo ~.;s E PARTY . drama tic m~·src r~·. and CR I CKET 0:\' TH E 1-lE,\ RTII. the Ch ri:;tm a:; Guest :\ight pi a~·. A dc li!!htfully artistic prod uct ion ,,·as t hat of T11 E S L. EEP I :\'C J1L\ L'TY O F L O R EL\:\'IJ, pl ayed \\'ith an all -gi rl s' cast. The effecti\·e lig hting:. cos tuming. an d drapery com bined t o make t his fairy play a ch.tnnin g spec t acl e. A n outs t andi n g nu mber of the ~·ca r \ repertoire \\'as 0;'\E Su ;-.:D .. \Y AFTER;o.:oo:--:. T h is play \\'as unus ua l in t hat it \\'as presen ted in eight ~ce nes rathe r t h an in acts. The Hash hacks to the " Gay 'go's" with th e appro priate dress fu rni:;hed m uch of t he humo r. A ll in all . :\I r. I\ a hors and the members of P. D. C . a rc \\'ell sa t isfied \\' ith the year\ successes a nd anticipate C\'Cll greater hits fo r th e n car future.

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Ches t e r Bowen

Tro mbon es : f. owcJI ( "ro:-os

IJa le :\ic ho lls Jac k ll a zclt on l~ich:t rd T urner

(;onion Ci llu.:;·t

Flutes: Lloyd Sni•lt: r :\anc y Jan e K t·h o c II O I'IIS: Jo hn ll • c k \ lien S tro h

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Ernc~ t

Reel

The peak of the \·ca r 's \HJr k for the Col le"c Band and On.:hc~tra i~ n.: al.'hcd with the p resen tation of th~i r re:;pel.'ti ,-e ~pring wnl.'e~·ts. T he an n ua l Coll ege Band Concert was g iven on i\llarch 6 . T hi s ,-ear the Ord1est ra Co nl.'e r t ,,·as sd 1eduled in wnjun ction with i\ll ot he rs' an d F athers' J)ar. S undar. Mar JAn innU\·ation in t h e i\tl us il.' Department t his yea r wa s th e format ion of a :VIarchin g B an d w ith Leonard \ V eiss as d rum major. This o rgan izati on acmm pani ed the football t ea m t o Fremont for t he :\lidland gam e, and st aged a com mend ab le demon -

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str ation between halves of the H omcl.'nm in g game. The Peru Si nge rs ha,·e been pa rticul arlr al.'ti,·e durin g ICJ3 5-J6. They· have presented nu merous tou r \.'OrH:crts, in l.' lu d in g t11·o appearanl.'cs at Josel ~- n :\l enw rial. Omaha. On thei r ye ar's ~d1cdu le appears also th e ope ra. " The C himes of ;\orr n a rul ~· . " T he D i ~ti n guish ed Sc n ·il.'e awa rd. ,,·h id1 th e g rou p no11· sponsors. 11·as prese nted last ~·car

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to O rl an d G illilan , bass. a nd th is ,-ear to H ar riett Scott. wntralto. T he P iano Ensemble. und e r the di rect ion o f :\ Ir. R. T. B enfo rd and I.'O IIIposed of Ru t h Chatela in. R ach c'l Adamso n. \ "i,·ian i\ fd( inune~·. Kat h r~· n 1'- ir nsr~· . Ru th An n Hill. C hloe Pate. and [n: l~· n Jon e~. made its first appea ra nl.'t' in th e Col lrg:e Parade The group a lso appeared 11·ith th e Coll ege Orchestra in it s spring \.'o ncer t.

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~lort

\\"arc

T il E STA FF :\d ele D. Pentcrman

R. C laybo rn M o rt Mildred L. Speccl ic J . William Hurkc Dr. F. E. Ware

Bu.<illt".fS Jll 111111{/l"l"

.I s.ri.<l1111/ l:'dito r ./.rsislt111/ :ll 111111{/1"1"

.·1 d~·isrr

Frederick \ Vol te r

l'uhl irily .·1rti.rl

J o hn H eck

S1111f>sho t l ·."d itor

John Foster Jam es McAll ister

Sf>IJr/s Editor Typi st

T o most people the fl)36 P e rU\·ian i~ j u ~t a nother editio n of one of Peru 's fine old traditions. hut t o ~·mr \\'ho \\'Crc enrolled as ~tudents he re durin g that I'JJS- If)J6 school ~· ear it should mea n mo re. Jt has bee n the effo rt of th e staff to b rinl! to rou in a pennanent form t he "sta rs"- the hi ghli ghts-of that ~chool year. LliU J

* llurkc ~l c. \l li st er

Foster S pecdic

H eck \\'oltcr

\Vho can say that ;uw t\\·n \Tars ~pe n t in collq~e a re identical?

'fo Seni ors an annual sho u id repr~sent accomplislnr.ents; to f-reshme n. ;.m ti cipation. The staff o f t h e 1<)3 6 P c nl\·ian hopes its p roduct docs JUSt t h;:t in as pleasin g a man n e r as possible. Li ke a n~· camp us orga n ization , th e Peruvia n is an acti vity for t he betterm ent an d th e full er enjonnen t of college life. The st:tff include~ stu de nts w ho sh u\\' in teres~ in the lines of \\·u rk " ·hich the pu bli shin g of a yearbook encompasses. Cooperation is esse nt ia l. not on ly an10 ng th e m embe rs of th e staff, but abo ,,·ith a ll th e orga nizations of th e school. The 1936 Peruvian st aff carried on its \\'ork throu ghout the year with a spirit of the fi nest coope ra ti on. Dr. Frank vVare. Facu lty Adv iser, has ti me a nd again p ro\·ed his \\'Orth as a gu idin g in fl uen ce in he lp ing th e staff over t he rou gh places. To t h ose of t he st aff ~dwsc ,,·0 rk is of special merit P c nl\·ia n K eys a re a\\'ardcd. Th e 19.35 -36 a\\'ard s go to : ADE L E PE>':TER:\J A]';

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lVIILDRED SPH EDI E

\VIL L I A:\ 1 B uR KE

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Rogers

::.rarsh

Sunita

FIR ST SE.\IEST ER STAFF \' cl rna Ba r>tl cr Lucille Bi cknell Josephin e Brissey Lew is Ca llahan Daisy Dahl strom Lorenc (;a lloway H e r b Gra\'cs Ruth Hanl on (ienc fl crtz S I~CO:'I/ f)

ll ar lan ln· in.: Elizabeth K c l l." Crctchcn Mil ler (' ha rl e> :'\ cw a k Un·a l Rod ger~ Elaine Sh a fer fl c lc n \\'i l liam' l\l ary Jane J)a , ·issoll S E !'vl ESTE R ST 1\ff

1-l c rh (ira\'C> Mary Jan e Da,·i"on O rval Rodgers J-1 a rlan I r\'inc :'\ancy J ane Kehoe C harl es P a rn e ll

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The Pedagog ia n. t ru e to its id ea ls of ad vancemen t rc1·ealcd nc\1· poss ibi lities fo r co llege journalism during the yea r l'JJS-J6. J osephine R ogers as Editor, a nd E ugeni a Su nita, i\Iake-up manager, 11·ere selected for the publication in the fa ll. L ast yea r the P edagogian was transferred from th e Educatio nal D epartment, under the su pen·ision of Pro fesso r .f. \V. T yler, to t he E n glish Department w he re ;\liss ;\Larsh assumed >po nso rship. Through pre1·iou~ a nd successfu l experience in such pub! ications, and throu gh an initiati,•e suppo rted by her ow n excellent ability, she has crcatd the sp lendid stand ard s ou r co ll ege pape r uph o ld ~. Copy this year has been ,·oluntari ly provid ed by in terested s tudents an d faculty members. supple:nenting the regu lar materia l from two competent newswriting classes. T he lost sleep an d ur~known wor ries undergone by the Edi tor. :\lake-up manager. a nd final workers o n the P edagogia n arc unim portant in the light of the itn11rm·ed and comme ndabl e pa per pu t out this year. P ersonal colum ns 1\'Cre ad ded. a long with fea tures, inte rYiews. and a c reat i1·e phase of 11·rit in g. E spec ia l stress was placed upon true journali stic stde. educatio na l items. an ti professional makeup . T his \"Ca r for the l;encfit of the P eru A lum n i a special edition was publi~hcd. a copy of 11·hich was sent to e1·c ry g;rad uate 11·hosc addres~ 11·a. a1·ailahle. T hi~ 1·cn ture m et 11·ith pop ul a r appro1·al a n d it i~ probable tha t ~uch an i~~uc wi ll become traditional. The 1 «Jy;-_~6 P edagogian ~ta ft d csi re tha t t hci r ~ucccsses ma~· car-r1 m ·cr and enlarge to greater proportion~ for the P cd agogian in the ~car~ to rome. For the future ed itor~ anti ~taHs they \\·ish the ~amc Sll)lport and cnthusiasrn \1 hich the~· han: this ~·ear recei ved from thr facult~·. alumni. and ~t udcnt body.

\'i 1·ian l\ld\.inllll'-'.'' Ciretchen Miller Le nore t\ l i lliotl Mu riel Sugde n ll c lcn \\'illian t> E laine Shaf.:r

. G am e num be r t\\·o \\· a~ played a t F remo nt aga inst the i\1id lan d \\" a rrio rs. The tea m \\" aS accompa ni ed b~· that promising new orga ni za tion o n the Campu s, a marching ba nd. P eru \\·as unabl e to o\·e rcome the traditiona l " thirteen " jinx. a lthoug h \\·e w e re con~ol ed by the fact t hat " thi r teen " \\·as a w o rse jin x fo r i\ili d land. For t he past three seasons vic to ries fo r P e ru have been d 1aracteri zed h1· t he ~co re 13. This ye ar saw t hi r tee n o n .bo t h sides o f th e sco re col umn. O utst a ndin g in the game \\"e re Sto ry , ""ho retu rn ed t o his form of 193.J., Rummel , a fres hman , wh o knew a li ttl e a bo ut blockin g befo re coming to schoo l, a nd H ert z, a good line man anywhe re. H omecomin g enthu siasm sta rted early and ra n wild . T he Frid ay preced ing th e game \\"as cha racterize d by s tud en t d emo nst rati ons. "More spi rit th a n P e ru has

H E.\ D COACH GLE:\ G JL KESO:\

'JootbaLL

Sep tembe r 27 saw t he P er u Bobcats em ba rked upon their ICJ35 football seaso n. Accom p a ni ed by a load of ent husiast ic sport fans, th ey journeyed to :VI aryvi ll e, l\!Iisso uri. for the fi rst game. T he en thusiasm was not lessened to an i" degree by th e outcome of the game, a it hough the solitary sco re givin g P eru a 7 to o victory came earl y in th e fi rst q uarter befo re th e M issouri tax officia ls co uld get the Nebraska imm igra nts situa ted . A brill ia nt fo urt h q ua rter defense \\"it hstood a very fra nt ic effo rt on the part of :\Ia r~· v ill e. T his game sa\\" t \\"e lve lettermen return to actio n, although th e outstand ing performer of the game ,,·as a ne\\"comer. H arr~· l\!I cG inley. prev ious11- an athlete at St. Bened ict 's, K ansas.

ASS ISTA!\T COACH E R X EST L ORB EE R

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Chri ~ tcn sc n. Chr i ~ ti;:~~:

llougla~.

Ethingto n

II all H ertz l l e nllerson Loken Lewis

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sh o\\路n in yea rs," sa id A ssistant Coach "Dutch " Lorbeer, wh o had r e turned from a successful baseball season. Saturd ay was indeed a ma rve lous day with one t hing to spoil its perfection-the Bobcats ,,路cnt d own to defeat befo re the \ 楼 esleyan Plainsmen. T he Marching Band contributed greatly to the success of t he day. The usual "toug h breaks" of the game ex pressed th emselves when inj uries forced veteran Wayne Riggs from the line-up for the remainder of the season. Th e w eek of the Nebraska State T eachers Association presented to th e Bobca ts th e t reme ndou s task of playing th e big, powerful Omaha U. eleven, who succeed ed in a vengi ng the many former P eru victories in their final con ference com petitio n. The 3 1 to o de fea t was the

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most severe suffe red by the Bobca ts for many seaso ns. State papers commented upon th e w ork of R eynolds and Punches. Hast ings- too many injuri es and a lack of spirit, the result of the Omaha game-put P eru in a \路ery erratic football condition, and as a result hand ed them an 18 to I..J. setback in a n in terco nference game. C hristensen, a fre s hman from Harlan, I owa, found means o f exp ressing his football ability by a brillian t run of 99 ra rds for a touchdown. H arv er L o ken,. \\路ho seems to "go" best und er acivcrse conditi ons, also put in a n exce ll ent perfo rma nce. C hadron. our second conference o pponent, presented to the Bobcats a number of condi t;on s for wh ich th er coul d not prepare. Th r ga me, played (n a slee tin g rain and at a :;ig h altit ud e, res ulted in real perfo rm ances t: 'l th e part of both teams. The sco re g:lVe P e ru a 1 9 to 1 J loss. but w as fo und ed upon "breaks" and not upon exceptional foo tball.

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:O.I d ; i .. lcy ,\ lonn路 :"\dsnn U. l ' ugh

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Shield>

On J\o,·cmber 1 .=;. ~chool :;pmt. after som e un certaint\·. reached its height as e1·rr1'one looked. fn m·a rei to t he ~omi n g of o.ur traditiona l riYals from K earne:-;. K ca rne\· under P op Klein h ad made the best fo~tba l l hi:'to r:-· for a lo n g time. Th e upset the Bobcab h and ed them " ·a, probably th e ou tstand ing blot on a ,·et')' good season . Led b:-· Gam e Cap tain R e:-·no lds t he B obca ts presen ted to th eir opponents and to P eru fa ns a bran d o f fo otbal l that not onh· made the season a success but a lso dm~· ned a team of fo ot ba ll fame. Th e la:'t gam e- :t confere r11.:e ga m e S :l\1' the \ Vayne Te:tchers eke ou t a 7 to 6 1·ictory fro m the Bobcats. I n a num ber of respect~ this game ended for P e nr a s uccessf u l season. l\1 a:-· ,,.e here com men d the " ·ork of such me!l as Lell'is ·tncl Stnrl'. honora ry Co-Captai ns for I'J3 5· 11·ho f<.J r fo u r 1·ears h a1·e bee n o•:,st ancli no- m embers <;f Pe r u foot ball , quads ; a ncll~thi n g tnn. Hertz. i\ l cG inl ey. Loken. Christ ia;l, i\1oore. an d i\ l illrr . making a tota l of nine sen iors " ·hose places ll' i.l l n erd to be filled.

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\\' . l 'ugh Reynold, Humm{·}

S tory

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T H E 1935 SQ U A D

...

1 he 1935 Season

Peru ... . . . 7

Mar~路 v i l l e

P eru .... . . 13

M idland . . . . .. . 13

P eru. . . . . . o

'vVesleyan .. . .... 1 3

Pe ru . . . . . . o

Om aha .. ..... . . 3 1

Peru .. . . . . q

Hastin gs . . . . .. . 18

Peru . ... .. I J

C hadron

P eru . .. .. . 13

Kea rn ey . . . . . . . . 6

P eru . . . .. . 6

\ Vayne . . . . . . .. . 7

...... o

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* COACH STUART B ALLER

Bobca t basketball in its I93 j36 season \\"ill long be remembered as a n exceptiona l season. After a rat her poo r start a mediocre tea m rose t o u n fo reseen baske tball exce llence. The Bobcats succeeded in defeating all of t heir two-game opponents, except W ay ne, in a t least one o f th e two games. T he j inx angle, ho\\"ever, prese nted itsel f an d in t he oth er ga me the sco re denotin g vict ory belon ged to th e oppon ents. A thl etics at P eru t his year sa\\" th e incep tion of a ne\\" coach . Stu a rt Ba ller , successful coach f rom Linco ln 1-I igh , has l ll!l

proved, in th e short time that he has been here. that he i~ th e man for the job. He i ndced \\'a:; th e " man of the hour," in turnin g into a \\'CII-oilcd mach ine a team \\'hich had gotten off to a had sta rt. \Vithout a dou bt, C a ptain " Bu~" l\lloore, All -Conference for\\'ard for two year~, \\'as t he outstanding man in both t he i\ . I.A.A . and i\ .C. A.A. conferences. A heady player a n d a te rrific scorer, he \\'as t he most feared player in t he confercm:e . Good guard s arc hard to fi nd. cspccia llr th o~c \\'ho not only a rc men uf abil ity but \\'ho al~o fight eve ry minute of the game. Lo\\'el l L e\\'is was fou nd by his opponents to be very ap t in bot h of these qua 1i tic~.

( 'h ri:-ten!-en Dean (;illibn

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E thin~ton L tWIS

Speaking of fighting g u a rd ~ . .\I clvi n " Ethr" Ethingto n ·~ ahilitr in tak in g th e hall off the hack hoard a nd hi~ :;turd inc~~ a:: a dcfcnsi,·c man cannot he minimi zed. F or those \\'ho prefer speed and lla:;ll. reference should he made to \ Varne Ri gg,;, \\'hose ex treme speed a nd agilitr a,; a fl oor ma n added much to a successf ul seaso n.

To t he team this rca r and tn th ose in the nex t t\\'o ~·cars. the matter of gettin~ the "tip-off ' \\'ill he a me re trille. "Slim " l\ I cConnick. six font li,·e cente r s till ha~ t ime to mak e hisrorr for him sel f and for P eru. Tribute is also due tho::c \\·ho throu~h the reserve st rength \\'hich ther ha,·e exhi bited h:l\·e helped to mak e a ~uccessful basketball season.

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:\fu-.1cy

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T HE 1936 SQUAD

C ,\I'TM~

The 1936 Season

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P eru .... 39

Tarkio ..... . 28

P e ru .... 30

Tarkio ...... 25

P eru . . . . 9

\tV ay ne .......p

P eru .... 22

Midland . . .. 30

P eru .... 30

1\eb. " B" . ... 25

' P eru .... .j.O

Kearney ..... 2.j.

P eru .... +1

\ V esleyan .... 39

P eru .... 27

Chad ron .... 28

Peru .... 3 l

Chadron .... 20

P eru .... 2+

H astings .... 3 1

Peru . . .. 30

K ea rn ey .... . 36

Peru .... .)')

H astings .... 2.j.

P eru .. .. 40

: Hi d land .... .36

Pe ru ... . 36

W ayne ...... 42

P e ru ... . 38

\V esleya n ... . .j.2

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\ Vit h the ret urn of t he following lettennc n : Pun~he:;, Carmi~hae l. R igg~. Bowen, R eid. and 1\ e\\·ton . P e r u\ 1935 t ra~k ste rs ~ompl cted a fairly :;u~ce~~ ful sca~on. Th e pe rfo rma n~e~ of t hese lettermen. a l o n~ " ·ith tho~e of nc" · men li ke Sheely, :\loo re. D eu bler. and Blount, ah\·ays put P eru in the run n ing.

TH E SEASON 'S RESU LTS H astings Relays : F ootbal l rela~·. 3n.l place. D ual l\ I eets : Tarkio, 93 1 ~ ; P eru, .p ,Y.! . :\I a rF il le. 84y;; P e ru , 51,Y.! . T riangular :\Ieet: H astin gs. H; P eru, ..J.6 ,Y.! ; \ Vesleyan . ..j. l

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St ate l\ l eet: \Va~·ne. 7 1 ; Kearney. 39; Omaha. 36; Per u, 16.

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I n the past few 1·ears in t ram ural spo rt s at P . S. T. C. have hecome ve ry popular a1~o ng the co ll ege men. The t eam s arc com posed of the men from va rious rooming houses. Lette rm en in the particular spo rt a re exclud ed from pa rticipati on. Th e va lue of this type of athletic, to the col lege as a whole is great, and s uch s port 11·il l prohabh- become a n im po rtan t feature in Peru athletics . . Competition this ~-car in basketbal l was in the fo rm of a tournament. Th e \ "iolets and the D ahlstrom H ouse co mpe ted in the finals, th e \ "in lets 11·in n in g in a cl o~c game.

F o rced to idleness by incl ement weather the 1 lJ35 tenni s t c;un competed in o n!~- three matches, dropping t\\'o and 11·inni n g one. This year sa11· the departure of Rohrs, i\!Ii llcr, and S hu mard , 11·lw for th e pa~t four ,-ea rs ha ve been the mai n sta rs on P e r u t ennis courts. \ rV ith the loss. of these t hree, hopes for the immediate future look some\\'ha t g loomy.

\\'11 .~ 1.' l\n.u ts Band; C ho n"; c; lce Cluh; <;irl Rc路 >e r ve ; ll ome Eco nomi cs C' luh.

00!> !:\A l\R~I STR O !> G

Band; Choru s ; G lee C lu b; G irl Reserve; H ome Econ om ics C lub ; C la ss P lay.

P .\UJ. B AJ.TENS PERG ER

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f ootball; Basketball ; Tra ck; Chorus; Qu artette; C la >s Pl ay; C la ss Trea su r er.

STER J. I).IG B o TTC H ER

f ootba ll; Ba sketball; T r ack ; Chorus.

l\RIJIST C H RISTI AN

Band; O rchestra; Cho rus; G lee C luh; G ir l Rese r ve; Home Economi cs C lub ; Chee r Lead er.

00ROTII Y

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COAT~ E Y

Orchestra ; C ho ru s; G lee C lu b ; Trio; G irl R eserve; C la ss Play.

AJ.JCE DEVORE

Band; Orchest ra; Chorus; Glee Clu b ; Sex tette ; G irl Rese rv e; Class Play.

B ENNY II AN J.ON

Football; Basketball; Tra ck; Ba n d .

MAR JOR IE H .~R RIS

Band ; Orchestra ; G lee C lub ; G irl Rese r ve; H ome Economics Club.

LUCIJ.J.E H AZELTON

Band ; Orchest ra; C horus; c; lec Cluh; T rio ; G irl Reser ve; ll ome Econ omic~ C lub ; Cheer Leader; (' la s> Pl ay.

M ,\ RIE HOLSCL .~W

Band ; Chorus; G lee Cl ub ; Gir l Reserve; Home Economics Cl uh.

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LO L' tSE ;\l\'n"IIE\\"5 Band; Urch c>tr:l; Choru>; (; lee Club; (;irl R<.'>l' l'\"<'; I lome Econom ic,; Cluh; Cia,,. Play.

LIIL' t>E :'\ l tc'\T/ER ( :\ . L. II . S.. ( ' uum·il Blu ff~. Iowa . I. 2, 3)

ll o1.1.Y O:: noR:" F. Chont>; Quartette; C ia "" Play ; Cla~s Secretary.

I. U Cti.E p \TTER:50:" Band ; <;irJ Rc,..:n·c; l l nrnC' Ec•l llorni c~

Club.

\'ER :"E PUGII Ba,ketha II; T rack; Chont>.

I) \I.E ROI\' E:"

Foothall; Ba ~ kcthall; T rack; Cia"' Play; Clas, Prc ,idcnt.

jE .I:-1 \\' .IG:"ER

Band; Orche~tra; Cltnru~; (; lee Cluh; (;irl Re,erve; H orne Econom ics Club;

Cia"" P lay; P cd a gop:ian Reporter.

Ill.\ , ,. \I.KER

Band ; C i rl Rc,cn·c; I lome Economic,; C' l uh.

E ur.E:" E 1\.t.O:"E

S E:"tORS \\ ' II OSE P HOTOS DO :"OT :\I'I'E \R

l\lildred A b le

Ro land C o w ell

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First ron·: ) oh n Rho ri HS, X c il ( ;ood.

Dal~

l'ummcl. l.c f{oy

l~ cdfcrn .

l~ o !'l-.,

){u -. .. e JI. T h t.:odorc (; ra\'c -..

F ran c e Fo!-.Lcl".

\ \ 'ilma P:trn c l l, ~ l argarct . \ndc r!'l t)ll, \\ ' ilma Flau. l<ita l<n :-.!'- cl l, lf ilma Smith, ( ' l:t in.rt Smith. \ \ 'ol fc, .\lary .\lycc \ 'an d cr for d . \ 'iola \\' h i:-.lc r, \\'ilhcrta Schmollingcr, l kan Craht n :t·, .\nna ~ l ar i c Ballc n, pc rgcr, J ea n Koeppel. I Je le n ~la c \ \" hi llic ltl. T up ro:-.•: F ra n k Lar!'!Oil, \\'ar ne Fi lnu.·r, Jun i<,r (;,,j ug:., J< o s:-. .\dam:--, E u ge n e .\ndn: w , ( ' lar k l<oL:cr ~ . Ja n u::: J';t!->CO.

Scco 11d

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).l a :-on . .lam e!'~ l'obt on. ~lt.·r lc l 'ml a nd . Jan u _·.... ll ;tnlu n. l<ogcr ).l a :,u n . Third r Ot(' .' ~l adc:ly n c l'u mm cl. Hetty .\nn J)ashc t·, .\rdclla ll ay :-- , l~ul h ~ l cd ll·y . ~ l aryo n T holl l:l :-o , E d n a ~ l ;n.: Klo JH' , ll aro ld ~ l a :-.on . .\.rtolld ron•: Th oma~ S h crman , l )orothcc B ly t hl.', \\' i lda ( ;o illg:-- , ~ la rjor i c . \ d am~. :\' t.· tlic .\ u ck r:-ooJJ. :\' a n c:• Ellen J o nc:-., J anet l larri ..;. Fir st ro<c: J oa n C ood . C o r inne \\'h it fic ld . l laro ld Fi ~ I H.:r . Elli~ .\ d am~. (;cvrgl' c:raf t o ll, ll uhc l'l I IH II Zcl.: l"l', Bunus ~ lc ~ la hon ..\l a1·y l·:l i %ah cl h C ollin. T op r o'<\':

B~Jnd

Kcntll:d y, 1-:ugt·tH:

~l o rri :-. . l 'harlc~

H IG H ScHOOL So PI!O ~ ! O R Es

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l\11 usic gro ups a re \\·e ll established organizations in t he Traini ng School. Th e Orchest ra is this year composed of 30 members fr om grade seH n t h rough t he Sen io r High School. A g rade school orchestra is sponso red as a preparatory step towa rd the nch·anced group . The Orchestra has been p laying as a sy mphon ic g rou p and boasts an almost ideal instru mentation fo r a thi rty-piece orc hestra. Vocal g roups include t he G irls' Glee C lu b o f 2 1 m embe rs, t he i\ll ixed Chorus of 35 membe rs, the Boys' Quar tette, an d t h e G irls' Trio. T hese g rou ps wi ll be combined to p rese nt a spring m usic shmL \ 1Vhen t he Ban d \\·as firs t started in A pril , 1932, no one dreamed that it would become t he present progressive, qual ity orga n iz ation of 50 membe rs. This g rou p seems to "go places and do t hi ngs." Last year the Band played fourteen out-of-tO\nl engagements \\·hich would h ave been impossible if it had not acquired its own bus for tra nsportation. Durin g each of t he last three years the band has spe nt t\\·o days pl ayin g at t he Nebraska State Fair a nd last summ e r ,,·on first place at the iVIidwest iVIusic Festival in Omaha. The follm,·ing ratings ,,·ere received by t he var io us g:roups in the Dist rict l\1usic Con t est at O maha in April an d enti tl e the; n to compete in t he State l\llusic Con t es t at K ear ney in l\l[ ay· : Superior: Bane!. Orchestr a, Girls' Glee C lu b. Excellent: Chur us. Boys' Q ua rtette.

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First rozt' : C crahlin c :\l c Kuight, :\larj o ric L ehrman. Jean \'o~J,cr g . l·:lmcn:t l ~ :tiJ .., J ,at·k . Twill:t :\l :c, un, I )t._· lu r i ... Farso n, Be tty R e im er~ . :\larjori c l l am nliH HI, Erna ~tl'flill. Second ro'i.L'.' :Xorma J ean ll a yE,, Opal :\l ac C onne r, L tona lh:r t wdl. (;rae.· ..· l ' ml:tnd, ) ....:ti H.: I T y11 "11· '~"• • Ill Chris tian, .\rmand Fla u, I >ori s C;ood. Tltirrl ro" •: .\ngic Smith , Lillie :\lac Collins , .\l ax i n c SuhziJang h. II den l< n~c r , , I ne z J..,n g fcll••\1', l·: uJ:tli<· I<:Hicr . l< aymond Couhcr,;. Top ron· : Frank .\ b lc . :\Tario n .\ ppJc.ga t c . ! l ar r y l'at t c rso n . . \ lh:n lJ)' \ 't·lvid-.: , Jo hnni t..· . \llg~tHd , l< it'11:trd Kiu g!-ulver, Charlc!-1 ( ;addi-,.

:·i,·coud row: l~ al ph IIays, l'h y llis ll :u·vcy. l ~ ohcrl Leah y , J< u y Cra f t ,HI. .\l :cry J a ne I>unca n . :Xt.:tt il' l l a nlun. Firs t rotc: Da vid \\'arn ock, \ \ ' i lda l l azdto n, lkl\"a Sayer . C :un illa Connelly, D ic k C lt.: lll l' llt ~. EIGHTH CR.IOE

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Th e P e r u Training Schoo l afford s t o co llege students p rl."pa rin l-! to enter t he teach ing profess ion an opportunit~· t o test th eir abil ity in their chosen field. The T .]. Majo r~ Training Sc hool bu ild ing is one o f t he iatf."r additio ns to t he cam pus. E qu ipmen t througho ut the sys tem is ,·e r~· mod ern and is kept up-to-elate. T he Tra in ing School stud ents , like students in most :\eh raska schoo ls. enjoy a \\·i de range of ext ra cu r ri cul a r acti,·ities. EspeL· iallr note,,·orth~· a re the mus ic and athlet ics. Peru Prep foo tball a nd haskrthall te;un s mad e fine s ho\\·in gs thi:: yea r, \\'ith the haskcthall tea m goin g to thl' C lass 13 fi nal , in th e Sta te Tournament.

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LOWEI.I . LEWIS ADE L E PE:-.-TE IC\L\:-.Ci./\Y ROR:-.- iVIORT

two rep rese ntative men and two represe ntative \\·omen from the st ud ent hody of Pe ru State T eachers Co ll ege. c:let.:ted by the st udent hody fro m a grou p of fo ur men and four wome n nominated hy the s tu den ts.

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T he Dance of the Au rora Bo rea lis wa s the title g ive n the Girb of Eliza Morg an ami Mount Vernon Ha ll s to their fa ll formal party, :'\o vernber 2. Th e theme chose n IJ,路 the Resid ence Gi rl s for their fa ll for mal o;1 :>lo ve mber 23 wa s th a t of a G y psy Festi ,路al.

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Protect ion in :\' umbe rs . . . Sailo rs'-Fir st Prize . . . ( ;as Hou se Ga ng . . . Dorm H omecom ing M ill er -Da hl st rom . . . Sho rt-cut from Trainers . . . Bend Dow n, Si ster Smi le fo r th e Ma n s . . . ''\ V" as in Fine M a rchin g Band

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M i ldred Lou ise . . . Coarse G irl s . . . The Sph inx, Modern Arch itecture . . . T ennis Anchor Men . . . Grammar Stuck by her 'n ittin' . . . Mo rt th e O lder . Fe li x Robertu~ . Action B ridge . .. H ank Checks in Even . . . O tto's P roteges . . . Benford 's (}roup

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Setz and J. \V . . . . Mort and Ma x . . . Pinky and J ea n . . . The Big Shot and lli s f r eshie . . . Mr. and Mrs. P r exv . . . On Loca tion . . . Rudolph . . . Ju ' t Freshi cs . . I'm in Lov e . . . 'Twa s a Lo ng \Vinter . . . But the Sp rin g T h aw Cam e . . . O ff to C hurch

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MEASU RELESS OE I.I G IIT OF RET URI\ I NG TO CO LL EGE 11\' S EPT E.\ IIIER

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vVhat hea ve nly j oy! The d epth of this pleasure is without measure. Not ice t he tears of happiness streamin g from th e eyes of thi:; P eru lad . Surely each one of us had these same feelings of deli ght spring to the fron t on that bri ght Septembe r m o rn \\路hen w e cam e back to college.

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There mu st be some kind of a J i ll:< to t h is Homecom ing day. l\ote the look uf ch agrin on th e face of our passer. vVhat was n eed ed \\"as a pass in the ni g ht, but there wasn't any ni ght. O ur fe llows played a nifty gam e, neve rth eless.

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M any are th e P eru fell ow s who fi nd themselves ou t on the " air yuh goin g m y way." No tice th e blissful expression o n the youth ful countena n ce uf this gentleman. His dreams probably arc of swiss steak, steaming roasts, and his h o m cto \\路n gal. Motto: "VVe 'll ge t there thutnb 'vay."

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M anr were the friends of P e ru's honest to goodness, t owel-chewi ng " Dutch " L orbeer. Just a kid at heart, he \vas on e of th e finest influences an athletic coach cou ld ha ve been. A hea r ty ,,路ish of good lu ck is du e " Dutch " f rom each and every P e ruv ian.

MERRY

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MusiC IA x s

l\IL\ROONED 'T IL iVl OX DAY

The \\·ee k end of February 7 and 8 sa\\" P er u 's hospitality taxed to the li mit \\"ith wme t\\·o hun dred music co nte~tant~. l\tl any \\"Cre those \\"ho got hmn esick, many \\" ere those parents \\"ho became anxious, and man y ,,·ere the t rials and tribu lati ons of t h ose in charge of the d ormi tory.

TED SHA \V N :\ ND HI S i\ l E X DANCERS li\IPRESS FRO;\I AUDI TOR I U;\ I

Grea t w as the crowd, and great \\" as the appreciation of P e ru to t his band of men da nce rs. Those most impressed. of course, were th e me mbe rs of th e \\"eaker sex. Ted a nd the boys left a ge nuin e impression upon many P cnl\·ia ns.

ANNUAL

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FETE PROVES CROWN I NG

EvENT I N PER U S PRI NG LI FE

\ V"ith out a doubt , th e May Fete is the most colorf ul of all Peru social events. The queen , chosen by the enti re student body, su pposed ly was to have bee n a sec ret until t he co ronation. i\lluch c redit for thi s event is due Miss Davidson .

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W e wond er where th is fel (o,,· IS goi ng 1!1 such a big rush th at he is S\\"eatin g. \1\Therever you're going, Jun e Graduate , we're proud of you, a nn \\"i sh you much success in your new position.

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Hit -Pin Varsity . . \V. A . .'\ . Fire-Pl ace . . . Ba sket Ba II \' a rs it,路 In Lon Again ? Vo ll ey 13all Varsity . . Phyllis . . . Fa ll in ! . . . Do rm l ~te rior . Met ro poli,; . . classes . . Mrs. Hoy le, C'he t, and Emily Post . . . Ra il sitters . . . M 108

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SIDE GLA!\CES John Foster-Class is over, wake-up ! Martin Rockwell-Did yo u leave this theme home, too? Lucille Brooks-Or. Coatnev and lRonald Clark-l love me no.t; l love meMelvin Ethingto n-H ow do you al ways have your lesson ? Chet Bowen-Can you come over tonight, Helen? H a rri et McGill- One basket out of twelve ; two out of twenty. Opal Auxier-Only two reasons she doesn't dan ce well-her feet. . iVI errill Penney-Just beca use I 've had French, don't expect me to be debon;ure. R ed Moslev-Cu rl y hair! The sweet curse of manhood. Geo rge Mort-I n a few years Germany won 't be the only country with a Hitler. Ru b,· K arr-He r heart 's like· the moon. Alwa\·s a man in it. Doris G ray-H ave yo u ever wri tten a testimo~ial for th e P almo li\'e Company? Don Kn app-Wh y hid e your light under a bushel-basket? Ma ry Jane D avisso n- Did you do yo urs? Neither did L J oe Punches-\Vi ll he fol low in his brother's footsteps ? Cam illa P oteet- Chewin g gum gives one lovely lips. H arlan Irvine- Don ' t make me blush. Arthu r' Evans- Pipe down , they might not hear me. LuEll a l\ incehelser-Where is th e name going with th e little girl? Vi vian Shlaes-This may be Peru , but to me it'sJ ames :VI cAIIister-Prince's physicist. Lucille Bicknel l- Please, you' re leaning your elba\\' on my head. A lvie T ownsend- M e and my darinet-and oh, yeah , Ruth. :VIarie \Viencke- Or was it l who saw red?

JU ST I MAG l N E " Gus" Sugden being ab le to catch up with her ton gue. vVayne Weare with an inferiority complex. " P ret ty Boy" Irvine going to convo. £,·elyn J ones, he r hair disheveled, panting for breath Somethi ng J oh n "the bull of the ball " Foste r hasn' t ex per ienced. H arry Stroh di recting a g roup of chorus girls. Lucill e Bicknell all run down and relaxed. Charles Parnell ,,·ithout his brief case. Art R ey nolds getting his gi rl in on time. The boys of the Collins H ouse studying. H arold Pritchard talkin g Espe ranto instead of sign language. D orrie Jones being too shy for words. Vivian Sh laes readin g a book in her room on week-end evenin gs. H elen Simon whispering a little argument to her boy friend . Rex vVa,·m an without Man· Eli zabeth. Blanche .F reeman as a cranky old maid. Win ifred Majors when she wasn't hun g ry. Bob Weber when he \\·asn't talking about drama or Humboldt and girls. H arry McGinley talking back to Lorna. Glema Miers going th rough a week without studyin g. D ot Galli her catching on to a joke-instantl y. Ruth An n H ill staying in P eru for the week-end. Chet and H elen Bowen not arguin g.

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THEY SAYProf. Hil l : " Put t he ruler in the box." i\ lis~ Tear: " \ Vhen l \\"a~ in \\ ichita-." l\ I r. l\ aho rs : ''The shu\\" must go o n." Dr. B ro\\" n : '' ls t he re any que:;tion anyo ne wou ld li ke to a~ k abo u t t he co urse ?'' l\ l iss D id dcl: "Con~equentl y, " Dr. \ Varc: "No\\· you're a home cc maJOr, l\Ii s~

- - - . \ Ve' ll let you te ll us about this poin t. " Dr. Baker : " Ha,·e you been \\"ith us all period.

.:\! iss - -- )" l\ 1 rs. D unning: " Remembe r your decorum. girls.' ' D r. A lbert : " Lo and behold, you' re not being scien tific." Supt. C lements : " 1'm open to co1w icti on."

THE ST ARS Of THE F lR I\ I A I\I El\T H ardest h it co u ple: E t helyn Crawfo rd and George Lytton. T ake good care o f the lady. Geo rge. you big. stro ng ans\\"e r to a football coach's pra~·e r. lVIu~ t alert male: Barny "S nookum " B ari~as. His success as a cho rus da ncer is du e to Postu m and a cou pl e o f yea rs of history. Divinest D ance r : l\ l clvin E thi ngton. "Tan go Foot'' hasn' t missed a gi r l's foot in J.2..J.7 dances. Caesar's G host: C harl ie l\0\·ak-the demon drummer from vVilber. Ladies' man : Lowell Le\\·is. "Le" -" is too effeminate- ask any tackle in the conference. Bor Ado nis : "Stretch" l\ I cCormick. His fig ure would be just a ni gh tmare to i\1 ichelangelo. Laz iest, most good-for-nothi ng mistake ever perpetrated on an in nocen t st udent body and unsuspecting faculty: Bobbie Benson. \ Vc're only

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\V. A. A. Boy ,,·ith the most chic: Ge rhard Strasbu rg. ''Eppie's" big green eyes ha,·e caused many a fem me's hea rt to beat in 3/ ..j. time. Teachers' pet : Rober t l\1urphy. " R alph a" figu res an app le a d ay keeps t he doc away. Somebody gave him a grape fruit. Hardest to l ook at : Helen !\I cier. Peru's honest to goodness all-around gi rl. l\ I ost dangerous girl: Ruth In gham. Susabella with that come-from-me-go- to-me-look 1s - - - - ask Bud. Femme possessing hugest pedal ex trem 1t1es : J ean Ve n rick. Lest some weak-m ind ed indi,·idual take us seriously, the correct size is ..J. ~~~. courtesy of "Our Jean. "

FAREWELL 1t is with mingled pain and pleasure that we make our d eparture from t his real m of sagacious crevices and dreary attempts at witticism. Shou ld any chance exagge ration be left rank ling in some offend ed heart,

p ray forgi,·e the so rely wearied. but wel l-intentioned . au t hor. fo r long has he stri,·en w ith shri ve led cerebell um to b ring forth some w orthy dictum.

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Th e libr a ry, pi c tured above, is th e one buildin g on th e ca mpu s of w hi ch a ll stu de nts h ave a n intim ate know ledge. Tt co nta ins n e arl y fo rty-five th o usa nd vo lumes d ea lin g w ith a ll fi e lds o f inte res t to those pre p a rin g fo r e lem enta ry o r hi g h sc h oo l teac hin g . S uc h an ex tensive libr a ry is o n e o f the m any a d va ntages w hi c h Peru o ff ers t o th e yo un g p eo pl e o f Ne bra s k a w h o w ant a co ll ege ed u ca ti on.

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PERU LUMBER CO. PETER HOLDORF, Mgr.

HILL'S DRUG STORE EXCELLENT FOUNTA IN SERVICE QUALI1 Y DRUGS AND MERCHA 1 0I SE AT THE LO'vVEST PRI CES AVA ILABLE P!tone No . 9

Delh•Nj' S en·ice

R UBY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE \Ve Cater to Peru College Students

TotheClassof 1936 : \Ve'\'e enjoyed knowing youStop and \'isit with us when you come Back to ''Old P eru. " And in th e meantime : H ere's to you-Good Lu ck!

CHATELAIN'S JEWELRY J E\ iVELRY

SCHOOL SU PPLIES (/u Peru f or 39 yl'nrs)

" It 's Tailor-made for N ebraska" Complete Serv ice and A Smile

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PERU BAKERY QUALITY PRODUCTS ALWAYS FRESH

STUDENTS /117 e Have /J ppreciatetl Y ""r H usin ess and Are A !-ways Glad t" S t•n•e Y ()II Come in- you are welcome

L. D. Redfern

De Luxe Cafe MEALS -

AFTER SHOW TREAT S

E verything .11ways Fresh and Clean

MRS.

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We , the followin g business and professional people of the city of Auburn. are glad to cooperate in the activities of Peru State Teachers College: A. & P . TEA COl\lPANY

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AUBURN HOTEL

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Peru Alumni, 138

Cummings, Mrs. H . D., 132

P eru Lumber Company, 131

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Deck, E. L., and Co., 137

Peru State Teachers Co ll ege, 130

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Peru Theater, 136

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Peterson Studio, 139

G ilmo re's, 133

Pryor Garage, 13 2

Cood, H. \V., 13 7

Redfern, L. D., 132

Green Lantern, 133

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Green 's Ice Cream, 135

Sm ith, Dr. B. A., 133

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INDEX A Activi t ies Alph a Eru d ito, 6+, 65 Alpha Mu Omega , 55 Band, 78 Beta Beta Beta, 5+ Dramatic Club, 76, 77 Epsilon Pi Ta u , 59 Everett Lit erary Society, 68, 69 Freshman C lu bs, 7+, 75 G irl s' C l ub, 72, 73 Kappa Delta Pi, 56, 57 Kap pa O micron Phi , 58 Lam bda Del ta L a mbda, 5+ O rch est r a, 78 Ped agogian, 82 Peru Si ngers, 79 P eruv i a n , 80, 81 Phi Lambd a A lph a , 62 Philomathean Lite r a ry Society, 70, 7 1 Pi G amma M u , 63 S ig ma Tau Del ta, 60, 61 Socia l Committee, 52 Stud en t A d visory Co u nci l, 52 W. A. A., 53 Y. M. C. A., 67 Y. W . C. A., 66 Adam s, Dorotha Fra nces, +3, 68 A d ams, Warren, 33 A dams, W il ma, 96 Adamson, Rachel, 27, 5+ A h Ibe r g, Ruth, 26, 60 Albert, V\' a lt e r D ., 26, 5+ Allen , Do r ot hy, 33, 68 Allen , Eda , +3 Ande rsen, Gladys, 27, 56 An d er son , Isabel le, 33 A rms trong, Donna , 96 Ar m st rong, Jam es, 37 Aue, Paul , 33 , 5+, 59 Aue, Paulin e, 33, 5+, 56 Aufen ka mp, Maxine, +3, 6+ Auxie r , A lice, 33, 55, 56

B Badham, Robert, 37 Bak er, B. K., 20 Ba ll e r , Stua rt , 26, 62, 89 Ba l ten s pe rger, Carl, 37, 59 Ba l ten s perge r, Paul, 96 Bari sas, Be rna rd, 37 Barnts, Cor inne, 33, 56, 60, 63, 66, 70 Barstler, Ve lm a , 27, 60 , 70 Bath, J ohn, 20, 55, 56, 67 Beachl er, Leo r a, +3, 6+ Beatty, Vernon, 96 Benford, R. T., 26, 56 Be nso n , Bob, +3 B ick n ell , Lu ci ll e, 27, 56, 60, 63 Bisga rd , A lice Mae, 27, 107 Bl ount, H aro ld, 27, 67

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Boggess, Jean, +3, 6+ Boom, Berti e, +3, 70 Bottcher, Ste rling, 96 Bouse, Lena, 37 Bowe n, C h et, 27, 62 Boyer, J ohn , +3 Brackney, Id a Ma e, 2+ Brandt, Ruth, 20, 60 Bran son, Libbi e, 2 5 Brissey , j osephine, 27, 60, 66, 7() B rooks, Lucille, 5+ Brown, C. M., 2+, 63 Burg n er, J e annc, +3, 70 Burke, J. \ V il liam , 33, 76, 8 1 Burling , Fr ances, 37, 70 Burney , \ Vay ne, 27, 6+ Bush, Bernice, 37

c Ca rm ine, Ze ld a, 37, 68 C a sey , Patri ci a, +3 , 6+, 63 C a sler, Lois, 27, 56, 60 C h atelain, Ruth, 33, 56, 70 C hristensen , LeRoy, 85, 90 C hri s tian, Ardi st, 96 Chr ist ia n, Mae, 27, 52, 60, 72 C h rist ian, Robert, 27, 62, 85 C i a rc, Ruth, +3 , 68 C larey, E lm er, +3, 68 C lark, Esther Ann, 23, 60 C lark, Ronald , 33 , 52, 70 C lasses Fres hm en, +3-50 Junio r s, 33-36 Seniors, 27-32 Sophomor es, 37 -+2 C l ay burn, A . B., 2+, 63 C lements, S. L. , 20, 56, 6+ C oatney, Dorothy Ann, 96 Coa tney , G. R., 22, 5+ Coatney, Marjorie, 43 , 68 Coll in, John, 43 , 70 Conwe ll, Doris, 37, 6+, 70 C on we ll, E lgia, 37, 70 Cook, Luena , 56, 60, 63 C ra me r, Glen,++, 6+ C rawford , Ethe ly n, 33 , 58, 60, 70 Cross, L owell, 28 C ummings, Caro l, ++

D D a lze ll, Ruth , 37 Davidson, Phy lli s, 26 Davis, Lo r ena, ++, 6+, 70 D avi sson , Mary Jan e, ++, 70 Dea n, Robe rt, 90 Del ze ll , W. ;.l. , 19 DeVo re, A lice, 96 Dewey, Lo la, 28, 58 Diddel , ;.lorma, 22, 60

INDEX-CON TI~UED Dodd, E l:tine, H, 68 Do r~cy, :--; e ,· :~ , 37, 6 ~ . 70 D o u~l:t ~, E ldred, 37, 62 , 85 Dressl er, Jane,~~. 66 Dro~c . Erma, ~. 6 ~. 70 DuBoi s, Kenneth , 3 7 Dun lap , Hartl ey, 28, 55 Dunnin~. !nice, 19, 56, 60, i:!.

E Ehmen, H e lene, 28, 6~ Ei s fredrick 38 5+ 55 6+

E,;,'igh, La,vdren~e,

33, 63

E~srnan,

St:t nl ey , 38, 55 Eth i n~ton , Meh·in, 28, 55, 59, 62, 85, 90

F Fankh:tu sc r, fr e d e ric k, 38 Fau lhaher, Mar ie, 23, 60 F ey, Eileen, ++. 68 Fi cht e r, Ge rald, 38, 68 F oster, J o hn, 28, 5+, 8 1 Freem an , Blanch e, 38, 6!1 fru e h lin ~. Rich:trd, 28, 63 Fry, Li la, 38, 60, 6+

G Gal lih e r, Dorothy, H, 70 (;a ll owa\·, Lore ne, 28, 70 <.;a rd , B l:t nc h e, 20 Gar land, Max,+~. 6+ Gerweck, E le:tnor, ++ (; il b crt, Go rdon , ~+. 68 G il keso n , G le n, 26, 62, 8+ <.;i ll ilan, Marion,~. 62, 90 G i ngrick, Ve ,·da, ++, 6+ Glos~e r , Ethel, 28, 60 Clov er , Ross, 28, 52, 5+, 55, 67 <.;ock ley, E l ma, 19 (;order, Martha, 28 Gottula, Omar, 38 G r aves, Herb, 38, 5+, 68 Graves, Ve r ena, ~5 Gray, Do ri s, 38, 52, 55, 6 ~, 66 Grid ley, Caro l, 28, 63 G r ossoeh m e, George, +5, 67 Grover, Opal, 29, 56, 60, 6+, 72 Grummert, Edna, 38 Grush, Marv, +5 Gubse r, Ver.na, 38

H Hackett, Jan e, H, 56 , 63 H al l, Bert, +5, 62, 85 Hall, R u th, 38, 68 Halterman, Joe, 38 Hamilton, A rl ene, +5, 68 Hamm e r, Fern, {5 H an lan, Mary Kathryn, ~5 Hanlon, Benny, 96

Hanlon, Ruth, 29 H:trkendorff, A lma , 38 Harr is, Lenore, 3~. 60 H:trri ~. Marjorie, 96 Harvey, Frances, 20, 63 Hawxby, Ruth, 29, 60 Hayward, E ldon, 19, 60 Hazel ton, Jack, 45, 68 Hazelton, Lucill e, 96 H eck, Frank, 2~, 63 Heck, John, 39, 81 Hemphill, El ea no r, +5 H enderson , How ard, 62, 85 H e rtz, Eugene, 85 Hileman , Mary, 20, 56, 66 Hill, A. L., 25, 55 Hill, Ernest, +5 Hill , Ruth Ann, 39, 66 , 68 Hol ~c l aw, Marie, 96 Hoppock, William Reid, 29, 62 Hormandl, Olga, +5 Hoskins, June, +5 How:trth , How:t rd, 29 H owe, Ruth, 3 ~, 56, 60, 68 , 76 Huck, C'. A., 25, 55 Humphrey, Lilli :tn, 39

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Ruth , 39, 70 l n· ine, Har lan, 39 1rwin , i\nna, 22 lsom, Virginia, 39

J Jacka, lle rnice, 3+ Jensen, M e rna , 3+, 6~, 68 .I i nd ra, \ '. H ., 26 J ohn son, V irg inia, 3+, 5+, 56, 60, 6+, 70 Jon es, Dorrie, +5 J one s, Evelyn, 3+, 52, 55, 56, 60, 6+, 70

K Kamin ska , Ali c~, 29, 57, 72 Karr, Ruby, ~5. 70 K echely, Maxin e, ~ 6. 6+, 70 Kehoe, ~a ncy J ane, 39, 60 K e lley, A ileen, ~ 6. 68 Kellogg, Ray, 39 K enton, P e arl, 23 K er ns, Friel, 3+ Kimsey, Kathry n, 29, 6 ~ King, Reta , 3+ Kirk, Emilie Papez, 22, 68 Klau schie, I rene, 39, 55, 6+, 70 Klein, K e ith, 3+, 68 K n app, D ona ld , 29, 55 Knapp, Kenneth , 55 Knou~ e, Kathry n, 39, 6 ~ , 70 Koni g, Selma , 23, 60 Krambeck, Arlin e, ~6, 68 h:.uttler, Margare t, ~6. 6 ~

INDEX-CO:\'TI NUED L Lambert, Arlene, 46 Lambert, Vivian, 3+, 55, 60, 6-l, 70 Lammers, Marjorie, +6, 6-l La rson, A. V., 25, 59 Larson, Hel en M., 46, 68 La vcrick, \Vayne, 3-l, 55 Lawrence, Floyd, 39 L eahy, Richard , 29 Leona rd, Don, 39 Lewi s, Low e) I, 29, 55, 59, 62, 85, 90, 109 Lind bu rg, \ Vaync, 39 Lind strom, C. R., 25, 59 Lin vill e, Eleanor, 39, 58, 65, 70 Li ve ly, Roy, +6 Loken, Har vey, 29, 62, 85 Lorbeer, Ernest, 26, 8-l L ueders, \' era, 46, 65 Lueth je, M arga ret, 6 1 L utz, I rene, 69, 72 Lyon, Mona, 19

Me McA lli ste r, James, 40, 52, 54, 55, 81 McCollum, Eli zabe th, 21 McCowan, Juni us, .JO McCully, O la, 40 McGill, J-Iariette, +0, 70 McGinley, Abbie, 29 McG inl ey, Ha r ry, 30, 62, 86 McGuire, Lucille, 35, 70 Mclninch, Lillian , 46 McKimmey, Viv ian, 40, 65, 66 M cM ahon, \Vilma, 97

M Majors, Eleanor, 30, 58, 70 Majors, vV inifrc d, 40, 71 Marsh, Genevie, 19 Marsh, Marian, 23, 61 , 82 Martin, Cha rlotte, 35, 52, 65 Martin, Hel en, 30 Mason, I sabel, 2 1 Mason, Robert, +6 Mathews, L. B., 2 1, 67 Math ews, Th eorna, 69 Matth e w~, Lou ise, 97 Matthews, Mary, 46, 69 Matthew s, Robert, 46 Maxwell, P. A., 21, 57 May, El ean or, 30, 65, 71 M ayborn, L etha, 46 May,;trick, Dorothy, 35, 57, 6 1, 65 Meier, H e len, 40, 7 1 Mentzer, Louise, 97 M etcalf. Maxine, 40, 58, 69 Miers, Glema, -17, 65, 7 1 Miller, Fe rn e, 40 Miller, Gretch en, 35, 57, 6 1, 69 Mi ller, Kath ryn, 47, 7 1

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Miller, Marvin, 30, 62, 86 Miller, Ruby, -1 0, 7 1 Mi ll er, W. T., 2+, 57, 63 Monzingo, Rex, 40 Moore, Nathani e l, +7 M oore, Ray mond, 30, 62, 86, 9 I , Mort, C lay born, 30, 76, 80, I l l Mort, George, 47, 62, 86 Mos ley , Leste r, 91 Munn, Marian, 30, 58 Murphy, Mary E lizabeth, 40, 6 1 Murphy, Robert, 47 Myers, Erma , 47

N Nabors, D. J., 23, 61, 76 :\'c imann, Eleanor, 47, 69 Nelson, D e lbert, 86 Ne lson, Madeline, 35, 66, 71 Nicholas, Ruth, 47, 69 Nincehcl scr, LuElla , -17, 71 Nixon, Dana, 30 Norton, Jul ia , +O No rwood , Pa t rick, 2 1

0 O'Br ien, Juli a, 47, 65, 7 1 O gg, Ge rald, 62, 86 Oppenheime r, Les lie, 40, H , 55 Osborne, Holly, 97 Oue, Lo rene, 47

p Pa Imer, Ha rl ey, 47 Pa Ime r, Nona, 22 Pap cz, Caroly n, 35, 69 P arke r, Dorothy, 35, 7 1 Parke r , Keith, 47 Parn e ll, Char les, 4 1, 61, 65, 67, 71 Parriott, Ge nevieve, 41 P arsons, 1eal, 30 Pasco, Phyllis, 30, H Pa te, C hl oe, 30, 57, 72 Pate, W. R., 18, 57 Pauerson, Lu cile, 97 Pedersen, H el en, 47, 7 1 Peek, Dorothy, 48, 52, 65, 69, 72 Penney, M e r r ill, 35, 52, H, 69 Penterman, Adele, 31, H, 57, 6 1, 65, 80, 110 P erd ue, James, 35, 63 Petersen, Grace, 25, 6 1 Peterson, A lice, 48 Peterson, Madge, 48, 65 Pierce, Lilith, 48 Pl aste rs, J eanne, 48, 65, 69 Plucknett, \:Vill iam, 35, H, 55, 6 1, 65 , 67 P otee t, Cami ll a, 48, 65, 7 1 Prichard, Doris, 4 1 P richa rd , Haro ld, 41, 55

IN DEX- Co:\TIXL1 ED Pugh, On·il le, 62, 86, 9 1 Pugh, \ 'erne, 97 Pugh, \\'i ll ard , 62, 87 Punche s, Joel , 62, 87

R Rail sb ack, Henry, 31, 5+ Ranza, Eliz abeth :\nn, +1, 69 Ra w~o n , Ernest, 59 Redding, Ma r celle, +8, 65, 71 Redding, \V c ndcll, 35, 7 1 Redfern, Loren, +S Reed , Ca lvi n, 52, 55 Reiff, Grace, 35, 63, 71 Reinwald , Ev e lyn, +8 , 65 Reyno ld s, ,\ rthu r, 36, 62, 63, 67, 87 Rhoades, Mary Katherine, 36, 71 Rigg~. \\'ayne, 36, 55, 59, 62, 87, 9 1 Rodger~. On·a l, 36 Rogers, Jose phinc, 36, 6 1, 82 Rowen, Dale, 97 Rowen , Darlene, 31, 55, 57, 61, 65, 71 Rummell, Ro bert, 87

s Saathoff, (;en e va, % , 55, 57, 7 1 Sandi n, Anna Ma e, 31, 58 Sch a ffe r , Ruth, 36, 61, 71, 72 Schindl er, Marie, 3 1, 57, 6 1 Schmucker, C leland , +S, 69 Scholl, Louise, +I , 69 Scho ll , Ra lp h, +1, 69 Sch w a b, E sther, + 1, 61, 65, 71 Scott, Harriet, 31, 55, 57, 6 1, 65 Searle, /\nita, +1, 69 Setze r, La\' e rne, 3 1, 52, 6 1 Sh afer, El ain e, 6 1, 66 Shafe r , La\' e rn e, 31, 55, 57 She ld on, Benjamin, +8, 69 Sh e ld on, Ruth, +1, 69 Sh e rman, Ri ch a rd , 71 Shi e ld s, \Vilb er, 87 Shla es, Viv ian , 3 1 Shumard , Lawrence, 31, 62 Simon , Helen, +8 Smith, Anni e Lauri e, +8 Sm ith, G. \V., 23, 6 1 Sm ith, Luci lc, +8 Snider, Ll oyd , 36 Snyde r , J e rome, +9 Soper, K e nneth, +9 So uder s, Rut·hcloi se , +9 Speedie, Mildred, 3 1, 57, 6 1, 63 , 65, 76, 81, 108 Sports Ba sketball, 89-92 F ootball, 8+- 88 l ntramural s, 9+ Tcnni ~. 9+ Track, 93 Sprague, Ruth, +1, 6 1, 69, 72

Steck, G. H., 26 Stee,·es, Eh·a, +9 Stevenson, Dorothy, +t, 7-:!. Stewart, May, +9 Story, Ah·in, 3 1, 62, 87 Strasbu rg, Gerhard, 67, 71 Sugde n, M urie l, +1, 69 Sulli,·an, Amos, 36 Su nit a, E ugen ia , 32, 55, 57, 61, 65, 71, 82 Sweenie, C ameron, +9, 71

T Tangeman, Mayre, +9, 65, 71 Taylor, Eula, +9, 71 Tear, Grace, 21, 57, 61 Thompson, Loren, 52 Training School, 96-1 0+ Turner, Dick, +I Ty ler, J. \\'., 2 1, 57, 61 Tynon, John, 36

v Vaughn, \Vi lma, 32 \'enrick, Jean, +9, 65 Vickers, Eramus, 32

w \V.agner, Jean , 97 \Valk er, Ida, 97 \\' are, E ll en, 32 \\' are, F. E., 26, 5+, 80 \\ratkin s, \\' alter, +2 \\'ayman, R ex, +2 \Ve are, Edna , 2+, 58, 66 \Veare, \Vayne, 32 \Veber, Robert, +9, 69 \Vederqui st, Charlotte, +9, 71 \.Vest, Doroth ea, 19 \Vest, Ma rjorie, 19 \Vhee ler, Lydia Mae, 55, 57, 61, 63, 65 , 71 'Whittaker, Julia, 42 \ Vhitwell, Beth, .J-9, 7 1 \~' iencke, Marie, +2, 6 1, 72 \Viles, E lson, +9 \Villiarns, An na, 32, i l \Villiam s, Helen, +2, 65, 69 \ •Vi l<on Bettv +9 \Vil ~on: Katl;;yne, 50 \Vil so n, Rex, 32, 52, 5+ " ' inter, J. M., 22, 5+ W irth, Willis, +2, 5+ \Vittstruck, Margaret, 50, 65 \Volt e r, Frederick, +2, 5+, 55, 6 5, 81

y Yoese l, Laurena, 50 Young, Louise, 50 Young, Mary Pauline, +2, 61, 69

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