Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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1 r if 5 Mr, Earl Delph, Principal For the past three years Mr. Earl Delph has carried on the varied tasks as principal of Peru High School. All students are famile iar with his friendly face that indicates truly his interest in and willingness to help the individual student. Though Mr. Dlephs fore bidding tones seem to frighten some timid freshies, even after a few weeks, they dise cover that he really is a reg'lar fellerf' Say! Have lt is now morewthan four years since the beginning of Americas effort in World War ll. We are in- deed proud of the contribution made by Peru High School stu- dents, former students, and faculty to that effort. As peace draws nearer, it is our hope and belief that those who have had affilia- tions with Peru High School will continue to contribute toward the progress of our school, our com- munity, and our nation. -Earl E. Delph, Principal Through his untiring efforts our schedule abounded in constructive auditorium pro- grams, many worthwhile speakers and helpful vocational counselors, and for our gayer moments, dances, pep sessions, and all-school mixers, Even though we seemed always to be entertained, Mr. Delph made sure that we were doing the ever necessary work, by visiting classes from time to time. r oiirhi-r Brown, Mr D H Ucane, Mr. Omer Fisher ' 8 ' Miss Dean Finch, Miss Mary Stutesrrian