Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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P 1 At right, top picture, is a shot of the basketball game at which Santa Claus put in an appear- ance. Can you find him? We Wonder who's re- sponsible for the look on Ruth Waters' face as she inspects a pass? Below, at left, is Otto Schact Whom We shall remember for the voice lessons he gave us. Since we didn't get a good picture ot the Christmas dance, we knew a good picture of the Spring dance was essential.

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qi More Activities For Students . . . During the year We pitched in and did all We could to further the War effort. Someone got the idea of collecting good books for the boys in service to read, books that they would be interested in reading. CThough an occa- sional Torn Sawyer or Rover Boy slipped in unnoticedl Despite these few exceptions, however, the victory book campaign Was very successful. The goal of 400 was reached partly through a school-Wide drive, partly through dances at which the admission was a good book, and through contributions of outsiders. Below is a group snapped around the Collection in the main hall. M'- iss. .10.