Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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MNA QJMI -I-32g.9'... are Av, A Tamika . . . LEFT THE MODEL-T AT THE SCRAP PILE THE OTHER DAY, SORETA MISS IT . . . LUGGED GRAMP'S BLUNDERBUSS DOWN FROM THE ATTIC . . . BOUGHT A STAMP . . . IT'S THE LEAST I CAN DO OVER HERE FOR THE BOYS OVER THERE. 18

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I See P. H. S. Studes Preparing For Years l R. Scott, Gilbert, B. Biggs, Miss Tereba, Sharp, Kuhn, learn how to cook. Because the male species have always claimed, A woman's place is in the home, some ot the girls in school have taken ad- vantage ot this fact and are catching up on their homework Under the guidance ot Miss Tereba, the Home Ec girls learn the duties ot everyday home lite. Cooking, sewing, and other neces- sary household jobs are practiced, some- times with good results, but sometimes, bad ones. The amateur housewives go about their work in the Home EC kitchen and sewing room with sincere earnestness. A tew ot the Home Ec students put into practice what they have learned by helping at the cafeteria during the noon hour. Passing through the industrial building during the third period, one hears the faint staccato ot telegraph keys and the talsetto shrieks ot a radio set. Iust this year Mr. Rector introduced elec- tricity into the curriculum ot Peru High School. Almost immediately atter the an- nouncement ot the new subject, many ot the PHS servicemen-to-be signed up tor the course, which dwells on the study ot the Morse code, telegraphy, radio and other topics of electrical importance. This course is planned so that it will be very helpful to all boys and girls, who want to join the armed service in some special division, such as radio, telegraphy, or other divisions devoted to the study ot electrical science. .2U.