Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Mr. Everet A. Bates, entered Peru High School in January at the be- ginning of the second semester, as a teacher of History. Mr. Bates' home is in Cedar Falls, Iowa, and he has received his A. B. degree from Iowa State Teacher's Coll-ege, he has also had advanced work in Economics at Chicago University. With apparent ease our new instructor downed the difliculties of a mid-term entrance and entered into the life of the school, establishing friendships by his ready interest and understanding. Miss Dorothy Troutman N. A. G. U., Graduate Student. Miss Troutman joined the faculty ranks at the beginning of the sec- ond semesteir, taking the place of Miss Lucille Rendell, as the girls gymnasium instructor and basket ball coach. The girls and their new coach immediately became fast friends and the success of their Basket Ball season speaks well for Miss Troutman's methods. Mrs. Beecher, Bible Study instructor. During the year Mrs. Beecher's classes in Bible Study have continu- ally increased in popularity. Her thorough knowledge of the sulbject and her interesting methods of presenting it to the students have filled her classes week after week. POST-GRADUAT ES HILDA KEYES-Hilda is one of the most Winsome of our postgraduates. She came back tio improve herself in shorthand, typfing and book- keeping. DORA TOEPFER-Everybody knows Dora around P. H. S. She is Mr. Singer's private stenographern and general efficiency expert. Dora ' also plys the needle. She is taking advanced sewing. CLORISS CUPPY-Cloriss is going to be an artist, studying arts and crafts. Shels really very clever at it, we g'l19SS. NELLIE CHALKLEY-Always busy. Nellie came back to P. H. S. for English, shorthand, typing and sevwing. Can you imagine such industriousness? Twfm ty-1

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