Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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How Well They Served Our Girls' League came through once again with a successful year's work. In September, freshies were welcomed to the club and the school in general, through the efforts of the Big Sisters. The first social activity was the Kid Party, which everyone enjoyed especially because of the clever program written by Reah Iohnson. Follow- ing, in December, was the formal Christmas Dance. The annual Mother-Daughter Tea was held lanuary 29, at which time the book, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, was entertainingly reviewed by Mrs. lohn Cartwright of Greencastle. Concluding the All the boys in P. H. S. are invited to be- long to the Boys' League. Through this help- ful organization the boys develop a spirit of fellowship and make many friends which they will keep through life. Scarcely a club in school contributed more in the way of service than this club. They presented a very fine Thanksgiving auditorium. The an- nual Father-Son Banquet was held Febru- ary 4. Another annual affair was the l-lard Times Dance held April l6. All through the year they served in many ways, such as 5 arranging pep sessions, guarding doors at I' the dances, and helping collect scrap. year's activities was the Spring Sweater Hop held March l9. Girls' League Cabinet . . . ROW 1-Rhodes, Har rison, Iackson, Carson Ahnert, Bauman, Iohn son, Wildman, Bessig nano. ROW 2-Miss Hutton Erickson, Garber, Tur- ner, Hetzner, Cole Easter, Thoennes, Stod- gell, Smock, Bradley Harrison. Girls' League Representatives :ROW liMiss Knudson Faust, Morris, O'Connell Corbett, Arland, Scott B. Keller, Price, Miss N Stutesman, OW 2-Mrs, Campbell McGrew, Strominger, Bennett, Wright, Mat- thews, Easter, Fuqua, l Russell, Brittain, Dixon, l Miss Tereba. -l8

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How We Envied Them Our local chapter ot the National Honor Society, made up oi honor stu- dents from both the junior and senior classes, who have an average ot ninety- two per cent or above, encourages leadership, service, character, and scholar- ship. As its outstanding activity oi the year, the organization challenged the National Forensic League to a stamp-buying contest which the NFL won and which resulted in the Honor Society's having to entertain the NFL. Below are listed the members and their averages. lames Childers is eligible tor the Society, but is now serving in the armed forces. Seniors: C12-21 Lininger, Patricia . Wildman, Lois . .. Goodman, Kent .. Collier, Dorothy . . lohnson, Reah . .. Bauman, Catherine Bittel, Ruth ..... Quigley, Dick . . . Garland, Elvin . . . Young, Hubert . . . Maugans, Marjorie Rasmussen, Maxine Catanzaro, Agnes Mull, Lila ........ Dyer, Ella . .. King, Carl ..... Keyes, Robert . . . Wilkison, Doris . . Smock, Io Ann . . Iordan, lean . . . Wolf, Vivian . . . McCrea, Dean .... Temple, Harriet .. Bayless, Rodney . . Wilson, Margaret . 98.00 97.11 96.96 96.93 96.85 96.75 96.39 96.04 95.71 95.57 95.29 95.05 94.42 94.33 94.33 94,25 94.07 93.92 93.79 93.76 93.58 93.33 93.29 93,23 .93.18 Harrison, Ierolyn . Myers, Robert B. . Case, Robert ..... Patterson, Alice .. Ahnert, Mary .. Watson, Lois ..... Smalley, William . Seniors: 112-11 Comertord, Iack . . Mavrick, Ted ..... Oury, Phyllis ..... Sampson, Marion . Iuniors: 111-21 Calvin, Earl . .. Knott, Ianet . . . Harris, Iohn .... Vickery, lames . . . McCain, William . Rhodes, Marcia .. Schini, Rosanna .. lackson, Iune .... Summers, Iulia Ann Mast, Edward .... Ernest, Patricia . . . Harrison, loan .... Honor Society . . . -17 .. .... 93.04 . . .... 93.03 ....92.96 . . .... 92.92 .. . .92.88 . . . .92.53 . . .... 92.14 . . .... 96.96 . . . 96.33 .. . .9586 . . .... 92.58 .. . .97.35 .. . .97.29 ... .97.00 . . . .9660 . . .... 96.42 . . .... 96.25 . . .... 96.10 . . . .... 95.85 ....95.62 . . . .... 95.62 .9420 .94.10 ROW 1-Lininger, Ahnert, Smock Catanzaro, Bauman, Maugans Rasmussen, Iohnson, Wildman. ROW 2-Goodman, Case, Bayiess Keyes, Young, McCrea, Myers Garland, King, Quigley, Miss Reed. ROW 3-Mull, Wolf, Wilkison Patterson, Wilson, Watson Dyer, Bittel, Harrison, Oury Temple.

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B oys' League ROW 1-Black, Brittain, Ash- brooke, lones, W'olf, Dick- os, Shank, Hopper, Wells, Adkins, Hull, 'Whisler, Moon. ROW 2-Gebhart, Douglas, Boone, Kolb, Greek, Quin- ton, Poff, Girard, Hod- gini, Wilson. ROW 3-Case, Peters, Vroo- man, Roberts, Miller, C. Goble, Shepler, Fox, Beas- ey, Hagan, Ohlman, Iones, I. Goble. ROW 4-Otis, Krieg, Walpe, Weideman, Leibfarth, Wit- tig, G. Bririer, Pryor, Scott, Tresch, Dell. ROW 5-Kent, lackson, Lang- er, Terry, LaPelt, Dills, Borden, Engle, Porter, Corneriord, Miller, Lesher. ROW 1-Burrous, Crippen, B, McMinn, Hoover, Bay- less, Milroy, Lewis, Ramer, Thrush, Bullick, Apt, De Bolt, Berryman, Sullivan. ROW 2-Reep, Seiler, Ar- land, Ericson, Holland, Hoover, Russell, Keyes, Fishback, Zimmerman, Brewer, D. Wolf, McEl- heny, Blue, Gaunt. ROW 3-Lemon, Krauskopi, B. Keyes, Goodman, Baub- lit, Arnold, D. Hammond, Harding, Felthoff, Rentzel, Cunningham, Deal. ROW 4-Arthur, Fenimore, Weaver, Raber, Spangler, Griffith, Mull, Odum, Ruble, Burrous, Beckley, Nye, R. Smiley. ROW 5-Alberts, Hagen, Mc- Crea, Pavey, Myers, Har- ris, Hadsell, Dancey, Piper, Williams, Peconge, Natt- kemper, Bossard, Black. Girls' League Kid Party . . . Reah Johnson, Miss Hutton, loyce Bradley, Rhoda Ann Garber, Carol Eikenberry. Stamp Booth . . . Bill Smalley and Vern Fresh- our. Above left is Reah lohnson, script Writer, discussing the Girls' League Kid Party pro- gram With Miss Hutton, spon- sor, Minnie Hotchaf' the story- teller, and Hiawatha . 1Q . Above right is a picture snapped by our photog- rapher While Bill Smalley and Vern Freshour were working on the bond booth for the main hall.