Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Artists come a dime a dozen- But they're all outshined by Miss Knudson. Mr. Bute, sought by all those late, Hands out the pink certificate. Miss Nixon, Doc of PHS, Is guaranteed painless Cmore or lessl. Mr. Guthrie, the barefoot boy, Makes farming chores a daily joy. Mr. Oury cuts 'em up- CMeaning worms 'n' frogs 'n' other stuftl Mr. Wernz, who keeps 'em fit, Pours it on till they can't sit. Boss Tereba, of Home Ec, Teaches how to sew and bec. Handsome Pat, the history kid, Tells 'em what Abe Lincoln did. Miss Shideler, toughie of them allg Her gym gals make any size man fall. Speed demon Wood will never crash. At track and shorthand, she's a flash. Omer teaches boys to draft, But not the kind you think, he laughed. Printing expert is Mr. Boone, As rodeo bride, he made all swoon. A-l musician, Mr. Brown, Explains why up-beat isn't down. Genius Dice, the lab his abode, Teaches the kids what to mix to explode. One of the jones girls now is she, Who teaches typing in one-twentee. Einstein Davis, his studes confess, Clears up the jometry and algebra mess. Demure, careful, shy Miss Reed Teaches all the math her students need. Coach Schultz, room number 309, Directs the government line. Mr. Sprinkle, newly come, Pounds hist'ry 'n' government in minds of some Miss Finch, back from fighting old man ill, Teaches English and is looking swell. Senorita I-Iornish, GR leader, Directs the Latin, Spanish reader. Mr. Rector cuts up wood, His students' projects are really good. With lathe and drill press, Mr. Hale Chops a block of iron till it's just a nail. Mr. Lawson, debate director, Rates as high as Plato or Hector. Beloved Miss Hutton teaches grammar To the stupid kids who can't talk, but stammer Miss Arnold, journalism whiz, Directs both publications, the best there is. Dean of Girls, Miss Stutesman, GL head, Teaches English points till she feels dead. Mrs. Campbell writes in chicken scratches 'Till the whole class learns and catches-onf-tx I will MR IESS DICE, Physics, Chemistry, Aeronautics, and English. MR. NOEL E. DAVIS, Algebra, Geometry, and Advanced Math MRS. FLORENCE IONES, Typewriting. MISS NELLE REED, Mathematics and Algebra. .15.

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7 , , MRS. HAAG and MISS McDOWELL. MISS ROSANNA DURKES and MISS VIRGINIA GUISINGER Jeepers, Creepers, Here Come the Teachers When spring has come, 'n' kids play hookey, Miss Hoffman teaches business Ways, Mrs. Haag goes out to take a lookie. Credit, assets, who'll lose, who pays. Familiar face, We know so Well, ls that of school board clerk Miss McDowell. Migg Andersgn, library boss, The World most learned, most believed, Tracks down the books long thought lost. Are doctors, lawyers, 'n' preachers, , ,, I B t what a World this would be now MTS' Deer' lmmelglely loved bY GH' Iflgt Werenft for the teachers Ins ' ed some pomes from studes last -fall. X . MR, OMER FISHER, Drafting and Blue Print Reading. MISS BERTHA TEREBA, Home Ec. and First Aid. MR. CARTER M. BROWN, Music Supervisor. MR. PAT MALASKA, History and Physical Education MR. D. H. BOONE, Printing and Shop Mathematics. MISS MILDRED SHIDELER, Physical Education and First Aid. MISS HESTER C. WOOD, Shorthand, Com. Law, and Com. Arith

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MR. IVAN SCHULTZ Government and First Aid MR. THEODORE SPRINKLE Social Science MISS DEAN EINCH English MISS INA HORNISH Latin and Spanish JMD , MR. LESTER W. HALE Machine Shop MR. H. L. RECTOR Woodwork and Electricity, Supervisor of War Produc- tion Training. MR. RALPH LAWSON History, Speech and Eng- lish. MISS LA VONNE HUTTON English. MISS ANN ARNOLD English and lournalisrn MISS MARY STUTESMAN English. MRS. MARIORIE CAMPBELL Shorthand and English .17.