Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Karl Krauskopf and Don Iarrett seemed to be having a good time, only we hope they didn't get too rough. Say, wouldn't it be bad for them if safety officer, Eddie Kaiser, saw them using our perfectly good flags to settle their differences. All the girls will remember the delight- ful Mother-Daughter Tea this year for sev- eral reasons, the entertaining book review Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Mrs. Cartwright, the delicious refreshments, the good company, and, too, it gave them a chance to wear their new spring cha- peaux. Cl-fats to youll lnspirationall Inspirational, all you boys sighl But what the heck is the idea? We would answer, No idea especially, except that the author of the picture was inspired by the many different types of shoes around school and wanted to make you conscious of them, too. Principal Earl Delph explains how the girls can best help him check schedules. With the increased work to do, the office needed competent helpers like these. -ll

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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.

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Mary Ahnert discusses makeup work with Miss Maurine Motsenbocker, our new government teacher. Bob Miller and Lewis Roberts in a familiar set- ting, backstage. These two boys deserve a lot of thanks for their line, unlailing service all year. When it became necessary to obtain a new government teacher because of the vacancy lett when Mr. Ferris took over the boys' gym classes, the ad- ministration secured Miss Maurine Motsenbocker for the position. Since her arrival at P. H. S., Miss Motsenbocker has made a great success ot her gov- ernment classes. They have been made more interesting through the several iield trips and interviews she has arranged. She helped us struggle through the course through her counseling after school hours. The two stage managers, Bob Miller and Lewis Roberts, were always on hand when we needed them, for plays, parties and other similar occasions, whenever their services were needed. .12.