Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Lewis Emerson Haas.-'l'he good-looking, popular president of our class is the pride of us all on the football field. Has received the number of credits required for graduation and will rejoice in the coveted diploma. Vice President Freshman class 'O8. President Sopho- more class lO9. President Senior class 'll. Lee Hiner.-This sandy-haired youth, who knows much about chemistry, tries to tell his instructors a few things now and then. Harry St. Clair Hornbeck.-Look ye with awe, gentle reader, upon this specimen of Peru's best dressed young men, the one, and only real Harry Hornbeck. Miriam Elizabeth Hostetler.-A jolly, sociable girl who loves congenial associates. Very entertaining in the information she imparts, and in the merry way in which she tells it. Hester Catherine NVood.-Her hair is not more sunny than her heart, which is always happy, except in that most dreadful of places, the physics laboratory. Assistant Editoi Literary Department Narcissus '11, -20 '

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Edith May Burnett.-A person of good common sense and quite a Latin star, who has passed quietly through her H. S. course. Helen Harris Chute.-In her grammar school days the joy and pride of her teachers, a dis- tinction well merited and a precedent followed throughout her H. S. course. Her marked ability can easily be detected throughout this Annual. Literary Department Narcissus '08. Vice President Junior and Senior classes '10 and '11. Editor-in-chief Narcissus '11. Albert William Goldsbarry.-One who is fond of art and beautiful things-himself in- cludedg has been figuring out breakage bills in chemistry all this semester. Sergeant-ab arms Freshman's class 'O8. Editor Art Department Narcissus '11, 1 Ethan Allen Graves.-An athletic star whose cheery smile may be seen whenever you chance to meet him. Q Verne Louise Guiney.--At last the mystery has been solved why Verne is so quiet. She does not believe in telling everything she knows. ' p -I9

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Mary Catherine Lucile Kreutzer.-A jolly companion, a good friend, a zealoius worker, ca- pable in many ways, and always ready to lighten some one's burden. Historian Fresh- man class, '08. Secretary junior class, '10. Editor Alumnal Department Narcissus, '1l. Georgia Marie Lavengood.-A pleasant companion to Edith, Pliny and Hesterg a careful and thorough student and one who makes her neighbors happier thnough her cheerful dis- position. All Sorts Department Narcissus, 'O9. ' Hugh Milton Lawrence.-If any virtue of Hugh's is more marked than another, it must be his perseverance, a quality which has marked his whole H.. S. course. Poet Senior class, '11. Mary Josephine Lockridge.-A placid, smiling little Priscilla, whose shy and joyous countenance made her many friends and pre served her from the usual knocks that most of us get. Blanche Corinne Loder.--A talkative damsel, 'a sunshine streak of mischief, humor, daring and good fun, who has fiuttered lightly throughout her H. S. course. Treasurer Fresh- man class, '08. -Z! u-1.-.