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PERU, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1936.
NUMBiER 1.
i 117 DOING GOV ERMENT WORK Cast Selected For i • E . t' i Pem State Teachers College receivHOfileCOIDlllg ven ed th~s fall an allotment of 59 N.Y.A. 1
WELCOME FROM PRESIDENT PATE [BOBCATS BOW To you who are enrolling in this co1- · TO MAR lege for the first time, as well as to those · YVILLE __ !jobs to be diiStributed, 36 for women, who have been here before, I extend a "Post Road," a c\>medy-myistery, by ~and 23 for ill€"1. These were divided (fie Ragged. footba11 was on the menu most cordial welcome. Wilbur Dariiel Steele and Norma 'i~to P_art time. jobs giving 59 part Briday evening as the Pe.r.u Bobcats Itime Jobs for women and 38 part You have enrolled yourselves with a bowed to a stron;g MaryviJ.le Teachers Mitchell has been st!,Jected as the : time jobs for men. group, numbering many thousands, who -outfit to the tune of 24 to 8. Homecoming· play. Mr. Steeie is· a well I Shortly after sc!:ool 'tarted 20 new · have gone this way before you in the Thei .green wave from' Missou:ri, led known writer of mystery rJ.ays. "Pc st . fulltime jobs were allotted on dro.uth sixty-nine J:ears since this college was by Yates, .a senior ha.ck and -one Mr; Road" opened In New York, Decem- ;relief, 10 for men and 10 for women. Rulon sec.red thei;r four touchdowns . , These were given to new students , established. You are bringing with you on ber, 1934 which makes thei play less ,' no t reg1s . t ere d at t h a t time. · A.JI were straight footba;l1I. Meanwhile. the the necessary ability, training, and ener- Petu a!tack, which had foru:tioned than two years old. It had a !'un of : new students. Thus 117 students on g-v to so live your college lives that the .sufficiently in the first half to give sfx months in New York and since 'the Peru campus are doing some gqvinstitution will be made. stronger by your presence. In them the lead at 8 to 6,. bog.ged down, has been a stock company _and Little enrment work to ~€Ip pay their colturn, the work done here, the associations made here, and the •Bobc.ats were easy victims of Theate.r favorite. One author stated lege ex?eme. Additional students are a strong and fast .Maryville team out " . . . also doing local college allctted wcrk It IS the shrewdest k!.dnappin:g plot s11ch as library and dormitory work. and the ideals formed here, will help you to a more to .avenge. three successive defeats at complete realization of the things most worth while in the hands of the Bobcats. ever rerpetrated." A.other cr'tL mys Passes For Score it is a "thoro.ughly E1xciting. combinlife. That you may find these things is our most earnest Wayne Riggs, senior back f.r.om aton of mystery, comedy and melohope. Shubert, ~ead the Peru ·offense, .and Sincerely yours, drama." fate in the second quarter took a te.n PRESIDENT W.R. PATE yard pass from. Chamberlain and ran The c2st includes:. j
Emily Madison ______ Patricia Casey
it over for thei only ·Bobcat touchdown. Pem scored their safety when the Ma·ryville center threw the ball over his back's head into the end zone.
MEN'S CLUB SPONSORS RECREATIONAL CENTER
Wes.!ey Cartwright Robert Weber George Preble __ __ Charles Farne!J May Preble· ---------- Clara E.yre Dr, SpendElr __ __ __ James Ptrd1ue Nurse Martin. ________ Jane Dressler
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BLANCHE FREEMAN JUNIOR. PRESIDENT
Jim PeTdue brouight the Men's c_lub Sixty-four JVfa;ryvHle players were o.ut of it1s ..usual daze; Wednestlav .- ith in uniform, and by c·onBtantly seindThe Girl __ Beth Whitwell . th t rtil o I 0f a n's c ing new men, the Men in Green were Miss Blanche Freeman was eleicted e s a mg pr.~p sa · m€i ' re . able to keep the Peru forwards back Matt______ ______ James McAllister pres'ider,t of the j;unior claois at th ir re.atio.nal cente.r. . . . . B1·11 Ger"'d "'' h oup h sti.TJ 111 1t.' on their heels most of the eveninu-. -- -------"" ,. icht er class meeting Thursday, s.ept. 24. 1.1 Th is proposa,I t .. ., 1 • f ancv, vms Joei P.unches, junior guard from Ce1ia ------------ __ Do· is Fri tar 1 Other officers werc 1 elected rs folw·t''- more enth t•s:- I · ·. l"sm tha'l c,nyth•no- don'• by the Mens Wymo.r.e, was o;utstanding in the line. Virgil BQmis ------ Joe Halterman lows. · AMOS SULLIVAN R · Vice President: James M.cAnster I ·b i 00 vean The idea has b~n conunnang ac.co;unt: Jay ---- -- ---- Lewis Callaham SE.-retary: Vivian Mc.Kimmey 1idered many tim 0 s .in the p21st hut I SENIOR PRESIDENT After an exchange of punts, Dean Mrs. Cashier ------ Josep!iine Rogas · Treasurer: Le '1ie Oppenr eimer \'', e dn'is.d av was th.. e f'1rst t'nre anyinter• c·epted a pass m · m1'd-f'.1eld . T wo Jeeby Cashier --~---"- Glema Miern · The pre:4dent was. authorizfd to thine;· definite had been don?. EL1:tion of s·rnior class office•rs at p.lays with Riggs carrying the ball Mrs. Canby --~-Elizabeth Murphy •Jelect a com1rittee of four from the For many yea.rs the w'men rf fer• the fkt meeting of the senior Olass and a 5 yard Maryville penalty for 1 junior class to heilp with Hom. co:riin,; '··-ve ha.d all the comforts .afforded held Thursday, Sept. 24 at Convo· / offside· gave Peru a first down. on Men's Club Resumes Duties ar.ran.gements. by the college. They have hc.d their ccti n res lte'.l i 1 the follo,dng: IMaryville's 35 yard •line. In th:r;e~ more -.- [ dormitory which includes their rec. . Iplays Peru moved down to their 18 The. fi.rst Men's Chl'b meeting of ;WILLIAM MOONEY 1r.eational hall and ..the•ir comfortable l Pr_esident:_Am~s S~Jhvan. _yard line, only to kise the haH on the vear opened with the presentation I HEADS SOPHOMORES parlors. It hrus furnished them with f Vice Preside·nt. F nel Kei ns IdowlliS. The en.d of the q:ua.rter found . year's officers who were elect-11 Secretary and Treasuxer: Evelyn [th·e M'issoun· T eac h ers1 m · the only of this . . a place for general "get-to-gethers.', . . 1 ·- t · · cd laEt sprmg. , At . their c.laiss meetmg Thursday 't serves as a meetrng place duil"ing Jones. s.:s amed d nve of t·h e eve1ning. T akmormng the Sopho:rio.re students do;e : · -----· th b 11 h · d · · Tha~ are: . :the fo!lowin.o· officers for the corr,lno· Lfomecoll)rng and -0~her s?cml events. COLLEGE ORCHESTRA 1~g e ah., on the1dr 2h9 y~r .!me rn Pres1de:-,t--Wayne Rig·gs \ " " They have had th'is, while the me!Il six pays 1 t ey pus e t e p1gskm deep Vice Pre.sident--JoeJ Punches scimester: . . h2,ve . had Mthing hut the roomingIN·CREASES RAPIDL y into Pe.r.u te.rritory and scored early . . Pr,sident: Walham Mooney It · h d · Sc1cretary-Treasurer-- Wilham Platho.use·'' scattered about over town. m t e sec.on quarter. Vice President: Cameron Sweenie . . · . k · -T · h l · enberg. , L . . 1s high time the men are awa emng Durn the first week of school akmg t. ·e b.al on Marynlile's 2:) . : Se:·r.etary-treaeu.rer: oene Ottei. [ . ·h· . ' I · 1g · The problem of choosmg a cheer- 'I • • to the fact thatt t is 1s not a womans the college orche~tra unde.r the di(contmu.ed on page thr.ee) A mot10n was made and earned to . . . " f I · ~ · r.eatl:r was talmn up. After a Ehort ! h ff h h .d mst1t"tion alone, icut one• or men. as Irection of Professor Jindra has o-rown -----1 . . _ . t c e ect t at t e new pres1 ent be h h · h · " STUDENT d_ 1sous3Ion Riggs appomted a com-1 h . . . · well. The men ave t rn.r c an.ce now, 'to the size of thirt" pieces Professor COUNCIL . • h aut onzed to appomt .a committee of 1 , h th d 't I ·t I ' •' rn1ttee co c .oose temporary chee·rlrad- 1 . b h . ets ope · ey •On m ss 1 · ·Jindn expects as many a'1foity pieces TO SUPERVISE _ h ., . . :four, two gir1s and two . oys, w o will . . h ! · · ' eis_ Perdue, apnomted t e •1before many more weeks have1ras HOMECOMING . for t e marynlle game. Friday Irepresent t h e soph.omore c1a.ss on t h e . ·. . chairman of 'b'l · · ed · .! m1, ht. lVIe,mb:rs of the committe.es are , . h f . committee to rnvestiga,te the noss1 1 - The orchestra is approaching sym-1 . . , ·committee m c arge o Homecoming. ' .Ja·1 es Perd'.1e, Jlunms McCowan, l\i,erle ities, chose Rona1ld Clark and Wayne phonic instrumentation as rapidlv as . . . Penny., Robert Benson and WiHiam GYMNASITUM FRONT ALTER"'!' Ri~g·is, president of the Men's1 club,, po1cible with the excenticn of a fkte I A StudelnltfCounc1ICw1th ~l desirde to 1 1 ·~ ' • . . t F .· , · , su.rpass a. o:rmer ounc1 s an to Bur ke. . Th k th . h to hEb him. The committee me rei+ 1 section and Prof. Jindra is on the I t f H . h "lk e wor .on 'e gymnasmm as . d d' : execu e pans or omeeomrng as 1 Coac h G1. ·eson gave a short talk b t d d th lts dc.nt Pate Thursday morning an is-: l 'oknut for a magician who can• trans! • t f th' .. p C 1 on the type of school spirit and en-J' een cot~fp. ete anT.h eldrebs.utt are C•'J<sed the rroposa.J. The president form one of the three• oboe players in- iisTwh·.unCg· m o_Ia c ion isdyear m . . . ·. . h very sa IS ac ory. e o u resses h . f d f the I e .o.unn ccmnose. of two repret h usiasm is own by upper classmen. 11 d' . t" th h b seems to .be muc m avo 0 to a flute nlayel·. . t' f ' . · h . h C h ·ea ing m o e gym ave ee1n re- , . · . . . . · s:in.ta Ives rom. eac c1as~, 1s t e on1y 1 ~a~ Bal er also spo.ke on school :, built al)d the out-door entrance to the [idea. . The orchestra Wiil make their 1m- 11 student governing body on the spmt. . swimming pool has been covered . After the meetin'); T:h-usday, P rdue tial appearance before the student 1camp.us. First mention was made of a pro- over. said:, "Has the ldenfs club become an body at an early .date, O.ct. 19,, w~en The first meeting of the body was bable recreationwl oenteT for men by These impovemenfo add more rcom active organization?. ' thf1y, will .appear on the_-~onvo.c~~o~ held Tuesday, Sept. 15, with all eight .James Per.dll€!. This promises' to be for the crowds that gather at the gy:n "Wednesd2,y morning at Mein s club program. The program wLl be ,is ' 0 · ·,:embers and Prof. Heck, adviso.r, an important event in the history of and considerably improve1 the lo-0ks meeting a motion was made in regard lows: I :>resent. Ro.nald Clark was elected the Men's Clu-b. . of the building. to one of the: most crying needs of Angelus-.Massene 1·,rn id nt sn.d Viv' an McKirrmey, 1ec(contin.ued on page four) Babylonian Ni~hts-Zanc~hik retary. P.resident Pate opened the FRED ROHRS WILL REPORT Eal'et-Bacchande from Fa,ust-Go n.1-n.eting and ou:tlined the duties of FOR DAILY NEWSPAPER MARY YOUNG CHOSEN od. tha CouncU,. induding the new reA former Pedagogian reip~r:er, Fred TO HEAD GIRLS CLUB -·----spon1siblity •of the Homecoming, whi h ~~ formerly was a duty .of the senio.r 1 Rohrs, has secured a pos1t1on on· a -IIarge daily newspaper near Pitt3burg, The Gi.nls Club of 1936 held its first ~ ·Week's Cailendat class. Lady • of Letters, a modern comedy, II Pa • Fred Rohrs ' graduate in •'36 ' now meetrng . -" Sorn~ A second m€1etin;g was held Tues· of t h e year w· e dnesuay, ,.,, to be given October 1st, at the college 'teaching in Ashland, Nebr., \\ 1 l report tember 23 . A g·ro.up, as large <>nd as I day, Sept. 22. Committees were ap,, g Tuesday., Sept. 29 Euditorium, will be the second play for the Keesport Daily News ulHing enthusiastic as ever, collected in the Ji pointcd and plans for Homecoming 1 7-3 : Y.W.C.A.; Y.M.C.A;; h M R h h d e t I./ f th d J Pl te d presented by the. fac.uilty within the j td elsumfmer. . r. o :o;rt~e ac'd'torium, elected a pre.s'dentd, selven C.C.A. 'Lveu,:~a uCroo~r:lll :~~nas•el c::ir:sena:f last two years. I ea• o . experience w I i "' coun.ci.l il'embers, and discusse p ans Pedagog1an f I Wednesday, Sept. 30 t~e .dec~ration comm'ttee. Vivian, McThe iscme is ilaid on a college 1 .. . for anot.er success u year. nl-8.· Residence G1'.rl1s. ' b ~ Kimmey, .Lucille Jansse1n and Jack camp.us and for a change concerns the ~~""'°~-~"'01 The na_mell_ of thrne ~irls. chosen. y Th d 0 t 1 Heck wi'11 supervise the advertisin""'·, . the normnatmg committee. were s.:ib..u.rs ay, .c · livEIS of the facrnlty. Dorothea Weist FOOTBALL SCHEDUIJE . h , d . •.. for 8 O'dock-Budget Event: Bill Plattemb.urg and Jim Bilair are 00 mitted '"' t he h Y ns prospeeoo Fa'c·•u,lty Play cha1'rmen .of the .athletic fie1d decoris the siweet, demure, and somewhat J" p 1 Ji presiden>. 'J". et ree wc<re: "aiy au· v lations. It was decide.cl that each class simple wife of Dr. MaxweH, a •learned Oct. 30: Wesleyan .at Linc.oln ine Young-, Marie Wien~J.e, and Elaine Friday-Oct. 2 elect four .representatives to a~sist the professor, who fakes authorship .·of a Oct. 23: Kearney at Kearney Shafer, Mary Pauline receiving t}ie ~ Football game with Doane Council. book to gain som~ attention. Natur(Hom~oming) majority of votes. there The. Council: Ronald Cl.ark antl ·• 17· :, Ch a d.ron at p e.ru · p resi'd en" t j Peru Prep game w.ith Sterling 0 c.,,. ally a:nd inevitably, many humorous I OthEir officers are: Vice Ji Luena Cook, Seniors; Vivian McKimr Oct. 9: Midland at Per.]'.I Marv Hanlan and Secretary-TrrnsU"El', I./ there Imey and Jack Heck, J.uniors; Jeanne complications result, which-Dr. Baker, t d d 0 3 Oct. 2: Doane at re e Dorothy Stevenson, who were electe Satur ay , ct. Plasters and ·Bill Plate1nberg, Sopho1 Dr. Smith, Dr. Konig, and .Miss Sept. 26: Maryville at Peru in May. ~ Monday, Oct. 5 ~mores; Lucille Jans.sen and Jim Blair, Marsh attempt to .untangle. Nov. 6: Open The Council is composed of the fc.l 7-8: .Art Club Freshmen. They hope to serve the 'This play was p.resEJnted last sumNov. 13:'.Hastingis at Perr.u lowing membeis· Helen l,an:on fiom~ Alpha Mu oi;;ega student body in every. way possible 1 mer with Miss Mona Lyon playing the Nov. 20 · Way?e at Wa~ne west S~de· Coriine. Barnts from Park a 8-B: Tri Beta and Mwsic Club 1, and to make Homecommg a very enNov. 26: Tarkio at Tar.km '. II · bl ·ent Jeadhg role. ~~--<:::>~ (contmued on page four) ""'~-""'°-~~ [Joya e ev ·
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