Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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1 'I V v v,' MARY ALSPACH Sweet and demure. Never have her says much but we word that she thinks a lot of- well, now, we really can't tell you. A strong and energetic suifragette who will no doubt be a great leader in the cause. She has always been first in the Senior class irolll. Tc ,, N ggwa 3 I U .Ag W 35 A537 ' wi WILLIAM ARMANTROUT He with the laughing counte- nance and drooping eyes. But he is cold-hearted, girls! Have- n't you noticed that he always has his coat collar turned up. Still, if the right one-. Bill enjoys the enviable record of being the only person ever promised half a credit. Made a great noise as barker in the Senior Circus. STELLA BERGMAN Stella made a great hit as the snake charmer in the Senior Circus. But all know her pow- ers in charming things iboys in- cludedl. She has rollicked and frollicked through her entire course and a postscript. She is often wrongly charged with be- ing a book worm, but this is all because the seats are arranged alphabetically and she sits near the front.. OMER BOND Rather given to sign his name C. 0. 'B. to remind him of the country where Remote from towns he ran his godly race, Nor e'er had changed nor wish- ed to change his placef' C. Omer has had the audacity each day to hold up the Winona Flyer and compel it to bring him to school. xwJwwwwMw:.-:law , 'n z.a-4M:a:v---- -. ,Y we ...- a....s Q iss if .S . iz -2I

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l l--Senior Grganization-I President . NOEL G. UNGER Vice-President . LORNA DRESSER Secretary . . DONALD U. BRIDGE Treasurer . MARY STUTESMAN Poet MAMIE WARD Historian ISABEL GRAF Prophetess . HARRIET NYCE Sergeant-at-Arms . . ' CRAIG REDMON COLORS! White and Yale Blue FLOWER: Violet MOTTO: Learning by study must be Won, ,Twas ne'e1' entailed from sire tO son.

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J J DONALD BRIDGE A hard person to cross. Be- ware! He is older than he real- ly looks, being twice selected to play the father in class plays. His hair may look like a musi- cian's, but we know better. We know Donald Ulysses to have a reputation with the faculty as an artist, simply because he has drawn a curtain before their eyes. MAUDE BROWN Maude grew old in a night and young in a morning, but it was only because she was a. widow and a mother in Sweet Laven- der. She has been the source of quite a number of ideas for various class entertainments, besides working hard in other lines for the good of the class. Her usually angelic temper is sometimes broken by a tempest and theni EDNA BRUBAKER One of the liveliest phono- graphs, for its size, ever seen, having broken all known non- stop records for talking. As a general thing she poses as a student, for she is continually thinking, She is reported as having a severe case with-well, secrets aren't in order, but in slang we might say, He's a. Dick. KATHERINE BRUNSON Quiet and unassuming: tall and divine. On the whole not much given to talking, but her rippling laughter expresses a lot of thought. Ripples are usually shallow. We might describe this smile but it doesn't start, it just spreads. Notice: Up to time for the annual to go to press Kate has developed no love affair while in H. S. Tend- encies point to the breaking of a record. ' A M X gr .Wax-t:.-rf - , -sm-:J-eff -' - :.-.ae...e.w,..W.2.nn...........,f........fis-mg-E V is ' . 59 'fQ.,,f.-- il? Ng' A Y .M . fs: l ff' S5 ff f-fl, -I M. ' as Q ts, 3' 5 -rg 4 t , 'i5 Afis, was W LJ uf' MJ A ia.. wt .sta file Y, Y ,gg W 'M ' ii' w7x2smM i'wxn.ue:i1:::1g:J-fig? lxwmswmsmazssozsrmafssewefzefzecsmeeemrsrsmssmwesezsmm, W .ew-'f'ff B191 . -22