WHISPERS FROM MORGAN By Linda Nygaard
Members of ihe senior class ai Nebraska Siaie Teachers College at Peru elected Leona Christen (left), Elk Creek, class president. Other officers include (from left) Francis Hajek, Odell, vice-president; Gladys Monahan, Palmyra, secretary; and Keith Hawxby, Nemaha, treasurer. The 1961 class at Peru State will be fhe College's 9lst graduating class. BURNEY'S COMMENTS HIGHLIGHT LEGISLATOR'S DAY (Continued from page one) E. Albin Larson, Lincoln, secretary. Alumni representatives included: Mrs. Harold Davisson, Seward; Mr. and Mrs. Friel Kerns, Humboldt; Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis, Peru; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Majors, Omaha; and Mrs. Marie 0. Neal, Nebraska City. 0th er hosts were: Mr. and Mrs. Alan Casey, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Pohlman, Auburn; Mrs. Helen Pollard, Peru; and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rothert, Auburn. Student Senate representatives were. guides for the visitors. Dr. Neal S. Gomon, president of the college, presided at a question and answer session. Also in attendance at the dinner meeting were: Jack Johnson, Student Senate president; Jeannine Ehlers, Student Senate vicepresident; and members of Peru State's educational policies committee.
Printing and Photography Are New I.A. Courses Two new courses wilV be installed this year. Dr. Har)an will teach photography and printing as industrial arts courses, but both courses are to be open as elective to all students. Photography will be offered in the spring semester. A well equipped dark room makes it possible to reproduce contact and enlarged prints and to develop roll or sheet film. The maximum number of people for the course will be eight. Printing, a course in letter reproduction, will inc 1 u de all phases of reproduction from spirit duplicating to letter press and offset printing. Silk screen printing, gold leaf printing, r u b b e r stamp making and book binding will also be included to make a wide variety of subjects available for the course.
PERU PEDAGOGIAN The Voice of the Campus of a Thousand Oaks October 17, 1960 THE STAFF
Co-Editor _____________________________________ Rose Clancy Co-Editor_ ____________________________ Mary Ann Lewellyn Sports Editor _________________________________ Steve Parker Copy Editor ____________________________________ Leroy Keyt Business Manager _____________________________ Ray Meister Personnel Manager_ ___________________________ Herb Brown ColumnisL _________________________________ Linda Bertram Columnist_ _______________________________ Jerry Kirkendall Columnist_ _________________________________ Linda Nygaard ColumnisL _________________________________ Darrel Wolcott Columnist_ ______________________________ Mary Anna Gnade Campus School_ _______________________________ Sandy Craig Sports Reporter_ _______________________________ Bob Fisher Women's Sports __________________________________ Pam Yost Reporter ___ ~----------------------------------Lynn Bailey Reporter________________________________________ Lois Fritz Reporter __________________________________ Marilyn Monroe Reporter--------- ____________________________ Judy Pollack Reporter ___________________________________ Carolyn Reiber Reporter ___________ --------------- _____________ Gary Weiss Reporter _____________________________________ John Werner Reporter ________________________________________ Tom Yopp Sponsor _________________________________ Stewart Linscheid
Some girls just about got washed out of Morgan Hall last week. A water pipe from third floor broke and washed d o w n the steps to first. Second floor did have its trouble even-·though the girls missed the fun of splashing down t h e hall. Wasps, who make their home on the walls of Mt. Vernon, seem to be invading the west wing of second floor. The entire floor has a faint odor of "RealKill." Speaking of killing, Kay Parli, Carolyn Parli, Patsy Melcher, Lee Christen, and Linda ·Goodin did a pretty good job of devouring a watermelon at a party last week. The girls of Morgan are able to boast cleaner floors since the purchase of three new mops. The dorm has also invested in a new iron, ironing board and cover, and a waste paper basket for their kitchen. Donna Francis left the group of "available individuals" 1 a s t Saturday, October 1 when she b e c a me the bride of Mark Thompson. Mark is in the Navy, stationed in California. ' There was a talent show put on by the girls of .the freshman class. Each wing did a different stunt. Among others, there was a pantomime, several skits, and a take off on the television show "I've Got a Secret." The frosh coeds did very well and all the gals enjoyed themselves. New wing counselors w e r e elected by the seven wings last . Wednesday evening. The new · "peace-l{eepers" are: Mary Ann Lewellyn, third floor, west wing; Wanda Price, third floor, east wing; Linda Nygaard, second floor west wing; Lee Christen, second floor east wing; Connie Erisman, the new addition to all floors; Kathy Rhoten, basement. Freshman representatives to the dorm council are Carol Eynon and Bonnie Sude. Judy Adams is our off campus representative. Congratulations girls, I know you will do a fine job. I close with these words of wisdom. "Live each day as if it is your last," mid-semester exams are just about here! STUDENT WIVES MEET The Peru Students' Wives Club held its first meeting of the year, Thursday, September 29. Sixteen new members and 12 veteran members were pre s e n t . The meeting was opened by President Mrs, Jack Hardy, who gave a review of last year's activities. Mrs. Bill Hudgon was elected refreshment chairman and Mrs. Kent Wichman was elected sunshine chairman. Representatives from Auburn, Nebraska City, and Peru were selected for the purpose of notifying the student wives of club activities other than the regular meetings. These representatives are: Mrs. Robert Heng, Jr., Nebraska City; Mrs. Larry Curnes, Auburn; Mrs. Leroy Keyt, Peru. A vanilla and pepper selling project was approved by the club. If sufficient sales are made, the club will receive an 80-cup coffee urn. Refreshments of apple crisps, topped with ice cream, and coffee were served by Mesdames Jack Hardy, Ross Pilkington, Leroy Keyt, Ronald Lietschuck, Dwight Anderson and Ted Kirby. Students' Wives regular meetings will be held every third Thursday of the month, in the Home Economics Department of Peru Campus School at 8:00 p.m.
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