Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Big Four Manage School Government 4 This page is dedicated to The four who run the school. They make the teachers tell the kids To mind the golden rule. They have a meeting twice a month, lts purpose-legislation. They form the rules for public good ln their department-education. And now we meet our daily pal, Mr. Crodian, often seen, Always busy all day long. He's topsl A real swell bean. Mr. Hammond, president, Reigns over school board meetings. To all the students in the school, He extends hearty greetings. Mrs. Hawley, known to all, ls school board secretary. A lot to do in a little time- How busy is she? Very! One member of the school board ls popular Mr. Murden. As one of the four, he helps to bear His share of this school's burden. Mr. I. L. Murden Mrs. Grace A. Hawley Mr. W. A. Hammond Mr. I. P. Crodian .12.

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Bob Moon, Iunior Mr. Earl Delph, Principal I Know 'im . . . Do You? Now let me tell the story Of a solitary chair That stands behind an office desk ln the Boss's private lair. This chair is seldom empty CAs We all know quite welll 'Tis occupied by someone- Who? Read on, and l shall tell. This someone CHave you guessed h Of poW'rful, brawny frame, im yet?l Is tall and ftee-heel, handsome too. CMy goshl What is his name?D Considered very popular, A figure often seen, He totes the name of principal- KD'ya know now Whom l mean'?J 'Tis Warl We can't Waste paper! Therefore l must break down And give his nameg oh, What a shame Cl say, With obvious frown.J lf you've overlooked the picture Above, that is so pretty, Look now, see Mr. Earl Delph? I-le's the hero of this ditty. This is our third school year in World War ll. During these years your school has been forced into continuous readjustmentsi We have changed our programs, We have broadened our curri- cula, We have adjusted the extra-curricula, and We have developed new philosophies that We may the better prepare ourselves for the War and the post War period. Peru High School parents, faculty, and students have responded cooperatively toward per- fecting these necessary changes. For this We are indeed grateful. As a school We have shared in the sacrifices and services. Peru High School will be proud of you, and you Will be proud of Peru High School.-Earl Delph, Principal. .13.