Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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rim THELM A PETTY Thelma came to P. ll. S. just this year so maybe you have not become acquainted with her. Nevertheless a hint to the wise is sufhcient-she's worth knowing. CHARLES Gossi2i.iN It has been said that Charles has an angelic countenance but he likes his bit of fun just the same. DELITE RHODES Delite is so quiet she might never be noticed if it weren't for her preference for football play- ers and Latin PAUL CRIPE He is just as happy as he looks. He is one of our farmer boys who possesses a Ford Coupe and an unlimited amount of popular- ity among the P. II. S. girls. EST! IER MOTCCK Esther is an unobtrusive little person yet always full of fun. She has quite a record on the type- writer and we can see her as one of our future business women, FRANK V. STIERS Frank is just Vibbert's nom de plume. He always sees the funny side of everything and is noted for his jokes. Ai

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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.

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EVA GRAFF Click, click, click! for the only place Eva makes much noise is on the typewriter, but neverthe- less when the honor roll comes out, we all know Eva is here. LTQOLIN LONG llis record is, high school in three years and an ardent mem- ber of the honor roll. lie stands high in the hearts of his class- mates, VIDA FRN REE lVe feel sure Vida will some day be a poet, for her talent has aided us in both the Peruvian and Narcissus. She is also a number one student. DJXVIAD SORTER David is one of our coming journalists, and is editor of All Sorts in the Narcissus. He ,is also quite a singer. VIOLIQT FARLEY Violet grew tired of cowboys and Indians and decided she would rather be a Hoosier so she came to Indiana, and Peru gain- ed what Nontana lost, a mighty line girl. ' LICXNVIS S PAULDING Lewis' desire to loaf often overcame his desire to study, however, he's a mighty good fel- low and very well liked by a number of Senior girls,