Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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if 21097 President-lst Semester-John Kuch 2nd Semester-David Conyers. Vice-President-Ottice Riggle. Secretary-Jean Carlson. Treasurer-Paul Melson. Class Colors-Crimson and Cream. Class Flower-Carnation fRed and Whitel. Class Motto- Virtute non Virbisf' Advisors-Miss Fribley and Mr. Hathaway igiatnrg nf th? 0112155 nf 'EE Just as Sir Galahad and the Knights of the Round Table started out many years ago in quest of the Holy Grail, we, too, started out on a quest in September, 1922. We were of the fabulous number of about two hundred. Of course we were small and unacquainted with the great new World we had just entered. Nevertheless, we had high ideals as all freshmen have, and we at once set about with the aid of the faculty to make our dreams come true. The following year several of our men went on the athletic teams, and our class was continually making the honor roll. Then, as juniors, we were again breaking records and setting new standards. However, there was a vacancy which could not be filled. The death of Noble Hurst, our first leader, left us very sorrowful. We missed his good humor and the laurels which he was constantly bestowing upon our class. Now, as seniors, we are beginning to realize the attainment of our ideals, thanks to the faculty and the just judgment of our principal and superintendent. We also most sincerely appreciate our parents' help for making it possible to attain our goal. -Edna Demuth, '26. Page Twenty-se