Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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No leaking ceiling, where the drops Come in a social pour, A frescoed ceiling takes its place, We see it rain no more. No dingy paper on the walls, In streaks of red and white, Blue frescoed walls have come to us, We're thankful for the sight. No pictures hanging crooked Upon the dingy wallsg No pendant from the faithful clocks Disappear most every fall. No partly frosted windows But blinds most neatly drawn, To keep the anxious pupil's eye From off the spacious lawn. In the assembly all is quiet, The pupils study, toog For when they look up they behold Things pleasant to their view. A large and spacious banquet hall, For toasts and banquets due, Let's stop awhile and give a toast To the High School of Peru. Here's to our grand new High School, May she ever win in strifeg Here's to the Peru High School, Whom we owe our fame in life. In storms or sunny weather, May ever her motto rule, Though old acquaintance be forgotten, Here's to Peru High School. A distant bell caused my wakingg I found it was only a dream, When glancing at my dim surroundings I found things not what they seemed. As I sit and dream in the lamp light, As its radiance shines thro' my den, I think of the famous adage, I wish that it might have been. LH ,