Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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' ii GUTHRIE CARR His Very name implies his abilities as a chauffeur. Girls, it will pay to be nice to him, especially for the coming sum- mer. Guthrie has had a hard time convincing the teachers that he really could read Latin, but at last has conquered. He is a strong adherent to our class motto as a result. MARY COCHRAN Since Mary is very easily of- fended, we must exercise great care in writing this sketch. However, she has proved a faithful worker, showing great zeal when the Bill comes round. Mary worked up a nice trade as photographer at the Senior circus and we are sorry to see that she has given this up to become a milkrnaid. EUGENE CORRELL Eugene is the Senior rail- roaderf' In practice he always railroads through his classes, even permitting himself to be sidetracked once in a while. 'Gene couldn't play baseball this year so the authorities decided not tc have a team. Mr. Mohler and he have been running a close race to see how few hair- cuts are necessary. Eugene is one haircut ahead. HARRY NAUGHTON DE PUY Harry Naughton has a partic- ular liking for room 20. He may positively be seen there two times a day and usually of- tener. Harry is very talented as a speaker and reader, often even reading Whole composi- tions from a blank piece of pa- per. He was never able to col- lect the required number of credits until he took a. position as solicitor in the Peru Credit Exchange. Hail, the conquer- ing hero comes. ' A V fm 4wevmweemeeemmnsmmwrw-..wr-.mzwnawwasmnew,.sMt,.aa.mn.wa.vaW--fmssgaawwiw-em..gmwwmszgfg 1 -- f Magma ' . . im -if ff ' ge f ' ' ' fiflnt'',fW.f-.:1!el fQw ' t' mfr as mn l as .. . f- E G . 1 3, Q ' V- , , ., mp ,141 5 .:' --, rw sf Q A , ., f ,l Q. M .yur-if M... wx 6? ?. fi . .53 -all W iw' nil- md M53 ' wr W! .eil ly. l ,V W ., my -H 1 I , , 3. , ,V at wf ry-sew -my . ff WJ 'W .,z.:,anmssremfzswaaaasuzumwmasxwmxwmwee-wr.:em r - wx:wws.a1awswn-1-:mfaeefaM.u.,f-fMv-::,'i-.::xev:ilx 4:?'f22:J'f1u'3fL3'13759iV'kvkgaxqrkhv my -23

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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

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v' l LORNA DRESSER Lorna has literally danced her way through High School, stop- ping here and there to add her name to a ninety list or to ac- quire another oflice. Has been generally characterized in all annuals as a flirt, but all who know her realize that this is a mistake. An energetic class worker, whose work might easily be seen by a review of past entertainments. MARviN ERB A good consistent worker, more firm in character than the rock of Gibraltar and as reliable as you can find. He never likes to volunteer to Work, but if hard pressed Will do so. Experience has proved this. He has in him the stuif that men are made of and has high hopes along this line which we hope to see grati- fled. GLADYS FAUST Gwladyss is a worthy rep- resentative of the class in all its qualities tgood or badl. The luckiest person in school, for she is never known to study. Why the mere sight of a book might--might-well, words can't truthtully express the result. Though it may be tragedy to read her name, she abounds in mirthful humor and such a thought as tragedy, even Ham- let, is far from her mind. NELLIE FISCHER Needless to say, she inherits her father's musical ability. Coupled to this she has the re- markable faculty of usually say- lngthe wrong thing at the right time, being in this way a great help to the Annual: Nellie help- ed make the Senior circus the success that it was. ERB? QiS.Sil.S...wi2f'QQ15 9 f