Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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' DOROTHEA SHAFER Grace was in all her steps, Heaven in her eyeg in every ges- ture, difrnit and lovef' b LYMAN BANKS A bashful good looking fellow, but one who has high ambitions and has tried faithfully to live up to the high standard of Peru lligh School. HORTENSE ROBINSON Peachie conforms with Sig- ll1Z1,S statement that W7omen are like limpets, they need something to hold on by. And yet who can make more fun ata party than Peachie? LESTER Cl-IAPIN Bud is the pride of the Sen- ior class. Here you have a real combination, an all round ath- lete plus the finest sportsman- ship. MARY HART Says Mary, Today comes only once and never again returns. ls Mary thinking of her studies ol'-L? ROBERT STRUBLE That shy, good looking fellow that has refused to fall victim to any feminine charms or copy the wiles of Valentino. There are few like you, Robert, so keep up the good work.

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JUNE iaR'UBAKER One of our most enthusiastic football and basketball fans, who lits her actions to the words, If you would have it well' done you must do it yourself. ll.-XRLEY KING Harley believes in take things as they come in a matter of fact way, yet he gets there just the same. DESSIE GRIGGS Dessie's temper doesn't match her hair for ,she has a very pleasant disposition. She is full of pep and is a hard worker in high school. JAMIQS TURPIE On the football field 'l'urpie is in his element. lle has light hair and is unmistakably Irish. DIOANNJX IIINNAN Joanna is one of those indus- trious girls who is never satis- iied until she has done her best. lfler chief talent lies in the liter- ary field. OSBORN IIJXNSON lIeinie's faculty for getting' out of work is astounding. And he is another one of our high school students who says, I would rather dance than eatu and, as we take it, sleep, also. L... .,.. I. ' '

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EVA MOH LER One of our three and one-half year graduates who lives up to the motto, Defer not till tomor- row to he wise. Tomorrow's sun, to thee, may never rise. EARN EST SPAULDING Earnest is one of the chief ear- penters of Peru High School. In the yearly exhibits, his products are always admired and praised. MARY A. MORRIS Although Mary is quite grown up she seems to hold to the old saying that children should speak only when spoken to. Nevertheless, Mary always knows what to say when her turn comes. EIJXVARD EIKENHERRY 'l'here's just something about Ed that everyone likes. He has a way of arguing with the facul- ty that makes him famous, but nevertheless, when it comes to grades Ed's right there. Tl IRLMA NORRIS 'llhehna has heen with us all four years and always has had good records. 'llhere would he no need for conduct lists if we were like her: CI.,fX'RlCNClf1 WAY .X skillful basket-ball player, and one of the most popular fel- lows in P. H. S. And Leaky will always contend that there is only one way to find out things.