Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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LOOK AT THE BIRDIE . . . AW C'MON LET'S HAVE A LITTLE SMILE. THE SENIORS WERE A SWELL GANG . . . SORRY TO SEE THEM GO: BUT THERE'S ALWAYS THE JUNIORS. I HAD FUN WITH THE SOPHS AND THE NEW LITTLE FRESHIES. 26

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ED, NUTTY, JUNE, FRANCEY This year Peru High School will say goodbye to one of the most out- standing classes it has ever had. This group has always been ahead in school affairs. Here are four reasons why it was in the lead this year. Reason No. l is the boy smiling so ardently at Frances Dorsam, senior class president Ed Mast. Ed is a devoted debater. His brains and ability make him a natural leader. Blair Nutty Nattkemper is reason No. 2 for the senior class's out- standing record. Blair was a journalist of no little ability as was evi- denced by his sports writing for the t'Peruvian and the Peru Tribune. Blair left school at the half-year mark to attend Notre Dame. lune Iackson as secretary has contributed her brains to the quartet to make herself reason No. 3. Iune has many accomplishments, such as membership in the Quill and Scroll, a saxophonist in the band, and being easy on the eyes. - The last reason, but certainly not least, is Treasurer Frances Dorsam. Frances is well-known for her unfailing good humor and contagious laugh. She deserves a huge vote of thanks for her faithful service to the bond booth where she has willingly slaved away for the past two years.