Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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SB lORS liilll., We, the Senior Class of 1937, have come to the end of one of the most important periods in our livesiour high school career. As we look back over these four years, we realize that our hard work and sacrifices have not been in vain, and that we have gained a great and worth-while victory. How quickly these last years have passed! Now we are about to ascend the steepest grade of all, that of lite. But before we look into the future of this Senior class, let us look at some of its members. Beginning at the top row, left, we see the Trent twins, Moiselle and Ardell. Next to them, giving an imitation of the Statue of Liberty is 'lShorty Long, one of the former yell leaders. Then our class officers. 'tChuck King, vice-pres- ident, Charles Keyes, treasurer, lean Van Steen- berg, secretary, and Shirley Maloney, president. What's Charlie smiling at? By the way, he was business manager of the Narcissus this year, and a good job he did, too. Paul Miller, president of the P Club, Mary Cecilia Vlfelsh, student council member, and Billy Buffing- ton. l think that Billy is on the wrong page, but then the three are usually together anyway. Dick Wheeler, another one of our former yell lead- ers, with his arm around Rosie Weist. Cur editor of the Narcissus, Mary Cecilia Welsh. Here we have Mary Sharp, Max Wildman, who is quite a musician, and Charles Hoover, snapshot editor of the annual. Bettie Hass, assistant editor, with Clara Allman. lt looks as though Martha Small is really headed somewhere. Take your tirne, Martha. Refreshments at the Senior party. Byron Aukerman, a member of the band and or- chestra, snapped during a class. Hugh Lawrence seems to be really studying.

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-lt.,, HALL OF FAME Could it be that he was studying ads while on the business statt of the annual? Another picture taken at the Senior party. At the extreme lett is Dorothy Barth, who was Miss Peru and Rodeo Queen this year. Andy Welsh and lee Shanahan seem to be en- joying themselves. los is one of our outstanding athletes. Here is Mildred Bruc 2, editor ot the Peruvian, with Ruth Gallmeier. The bottom row. Margaret Peconge and Martha Hull leaving the school building. Francis, you should try to smile, lf you look closely you will see lean Sullivan, another snapshot editor ot the annual. She had a lead in the class play this year, loe Gosselin in a studious mood, Thompson, Aukerman, and Kreutzer all looking pretty happy. Elizabeth Zook with lean lenkinzs, another :senior nember of the student council. lirnmy Hobbs has always held oltices during his years in high school. Lonnie Albert seems to be staring at soiriething. Hes another of our athletes and also on the stu dent council. Where to, Lois? What's the matter lane, camera shy? Don't pull too hard, Owen. Hershel Eaton, fx very good basketball playei, taking a walk arourd the building. We have pictured students who are interested in more than one aciivity. These are just a few ot the leaders. They have nraae a :splendid record ol achievements in sports, music drainatics, scholar- ship, contests, leadership, school spirit, and ot work Well done. So gaze at 'em troshl