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to discuss, ' The Respon~i biliti es · of ·the Students of Today," l}fter THE PLACE TO TRADE AND SAVE MONEY and some effective solo pussag-es hy /' which a short. prayer ser vice ended Watches, Clocks, -~ewelry. Fountain first te non• and by basses. "O ver t~is ver y worthwhile m eeting. Pens. Statione ry School Supples, the Way" was done with just the G C T . r ig-ht t ouch of frivolity ; and the lee lub rtp. Schoo l a nd Society Pins and Rin gs Owing to the flu , s mallpox, hyg roup as a whole d e~erved the inPennants, Flash li ghts and Supplies sistent app lause which fi nally drophob ia, and other contag ious We r epair pens , watches, jewelry and ~pectac l es. Will ord er diseases the g lee clu b obtained onlv el ici ted an encor e. three out-of-town engagements. anyt hi ng we don 't have a nd sa ve you m oney. Schuman's es~e r.tially roman tic The first was before the commer" But'terflies" was exq ui sitely playJ. C. CHATELAIN. Peru. Nebr. ed by Miss Ha r d.v ; not one of the cia l club of Lincoln Wednesd ay delicate nuances was missed, not morning. Her e we sang three one of the fugitive moods ignor ed. numbe rs, and rece ived excellent Miss Hardy graci ou,;ly r esponded a ttention and hearty applause-also with an encore after t hi s num ber. a fine lunch. Wed nesday afternoon .lvlr. Walter Hohmann fol lowed , some of the fell ows swam :lnd singing tw o fine songs, -Buck's o thers spent the time hun ting-a lovely "Sun~er, " anci "The Mighty date'. That evening we gave o ur Deep" bv Jude. An impressively concer t at Havelock. which was elrama t ic co mpos ition , " Onward ," a ppreciated ver y much by a large adm ira bly g iven, c 1ncluded part I. audience. Thursday the boys re Su its Cleaned, Pressed Accuracy of pitch r o undness of sorted to vari ous sour ces of enter · and Repa ired to ne, firm ness of attack a nd sympa- tainment in the city. Inqui re t hetic res pon >e to the demands of around and see what these were. va ry ing moods marked the work of , In the even ing- ·;;e sang at Cotner, th e club during the first half of 1 ann evet'y thing went nicely, exthe program. The second half was 1 cepting when Paul Bennett's chair imbued wi th typical co lleg e glee- broke. Dr. House sa id, speaki ng Fountain Pens and hi~h grade History Paper club fun and l'pir it. Several col- of the a udi ence at Cotner, "That lege songs we re sung; the ''Jazz is the best r ecepti on a club of mine I View cards and Stationery in buoks Hand" player! four selections with ever got in Nebraska, wi th the ex- 1 with the Peru Pennant the verve t hat never fails to cap- ception of Peru audiences." Fresh fruits, Candies, Cookie~. G,-.ocerie~, ,' \\eat -.! t ur e their aud iences; a nd Paul ! Friday, three o'clock, found us 1 BE:nnett quite ev idently had his all at the train off f or home-all hearers with him during " F ive with the excepti on of Willard Minutes of Fooling.". "The Flag Griffiths.. But Bill got t here, Phone 'iH Peru, Nebr. Phone 73 Wit hout a Stain" was a fitt ing "Yea, Bo !" Just as the train conclusion to a concert whic h stands started he was seen. coming thru Phone 56 high as one compares it with th e the gate with his ar ms full of There is nothing that means as much to your f rie nds as a photograph Performances of pr ev ious years bunrll es. Red go t off a nd hel ped of yoursel f. In any room or home you wil l find ph otographs. him on and we were ''settin' A Prayer Service, pretty." But Saturday night was You have some of yo ur f ri ends, so you know how they A joint meeti ng of the Y. W. C. the best of all, because every boy a r e appreciate n. BettP.r have your A. and Y. M. C. A. organi zations had "sou1e one" watching him w;ls held Sunt'lay aft PJnoon at five from the audience. (Well a couple por trait made today o'clock to ob~erve the prayer ser 1 of us had the ~arne incentive at v i ~e which was kept thruout the Havelock.) We wer e ver y f ortunate United States in all Christian col- in ha ving as a so loist, Miss Hardy PERU , NEBR. leg-e orgni za tions. of the State School of Music, who Lloyd Prante had ch&rge of t he played tw<' numbers and an encore, meeting . The Scri pture lesson, that were appreciated . g reatly. read by Dor othy Mauck, was fol- Then there were " Skinn y" and lowed by a so lo by Mr. Hohmann . the "Jazz Band." so altogether we Mr. Crago e;.;pla ined the purpose ha d ~ good , profitable ew ning. of t he meetin g anrl r ra d "The One of the Bovs. Call" from "In Fla nrlers F ield ." - - - - ---Every sturle nt mu st ht>lp to his Faculty~Practice Teach er Party. I best . ability to carry out the ideals P'ollow ing the annual custom, th e for which the so lniers on this field group of teachers who have charge 1 gave th eir livec:. of the practice teaching in the , Miss Howen likened the ca rrying t~aining school have invited thei r out of our ideals tn the Greek run- practice teachers to a par_ty t o be ~ers who carri ed a lighted torch held in the assem bly room at the ! in his ha nd. Wh en t he runner was training school building on Satur- 1 t>x hausted a nother took the torch day evening, March 6; it is under- j a nn carri ed i t f orward . In the 8tood that the party is given to 11a me manner this generation of al l seniors who do practice teachstudents must .:arry th ei r ideals ing this year, a nd to juniors who a loft and forwa rd until the next can g raduate at next mid-year, if generation comes to do its bit for they are doing any t eaching this the wor ld. year. "Party" is the right word for thi s annua l event; it is just a An open forum was held for a jolly ge t-to-gether affair for teachfew minutes to allow those present ers and near teachers.
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