1Li'Wl1vLF'il-T'w'i 24'i'-' 1Li'Wl1vL9'il-Yw'i 24'i'-' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i2'il-Yw'i 24'i'L' 1Li'W-ivikil-T'-'i 24'i'-' 1Li'WNvi9'il-T'-'i 24'i'-' 1Li'WN1i9'il-T'-'i 24'i'L' 1Li'WN1i9'il-T'-'i 24'i'L' 1Li'Wl1vi9'il-T'-'i 24'i'-' 1Li'WNvLf mmm. img-. img-. mmm. mmm. 2 -gig. ,w ,w ,w 1 ,w ,w ,w ,w 1 w 1 -2-1 10 -X .K K xi 1 x 1 1' ik la, A qxjv- X , L- pq' , x x ,F 1 ' s 04 'K .. N N y. 1 ,- ,N 1, vv'4 ,--N A' 1- A I x 99 'J' l' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' ll' l 19 :N L L :N L rv. :N L rv L ev- L ev- L ev- L ev- L ev- ev- L ev- L ev- L ev- L ev- L ev- - ' L 6.5-'fat L 3322'- EH-1-5, . 1 3322'- EH-1-5, .nid- 3322'- EH-vf, 2 3322'- EH-1-5, 5252221- 'QI-, ' 2- ' .. - ' 4 ' , 1-ff f ' Nwjifj QM., K K9-. np-, -YZRQ WV. S ,2 QXQXKNQXNB Q, M X Qifugml XXX MPX fb M Qxg ESA ii W f LAW Qi, Q! NJ 0 fy , I Q QCA CX X Xbf X.. DC L39 ' Q - Xff' X PQ xlq Q1 X Q CQ N fi ev ,- - Q fx Q X X ,. S Oxlq K 3. ,, 'nb C ik ca qw W THE NARCISSUS OF FORTY NINE one year wlth the students of PERU HIGH SCHOOL 1n PERU INDIHNH J 4 3' ,pv- Wxll Dxck get hxs theme brushed? Mmm! Ice cream from Dean to Beverly Ixm and Manlyn hke to flash then' cords Wmd or sun Iocme and Phylhs hke to nde wxth Starley I NF . , 45 w Q . ' ' 2 F 'X ' A .gf 5 4 xr I ft ,K ,JJ X, X - e . I A , ' A? Q , Al X X N Y SY m I g j I ' ig I A. , . X I n 1 n Q n . 2 . 0 I? i Another school year began here m these pages of SCHOOL LIFE PEOPLE ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING . . . we presehtto you THE NARCISSUS 1949 I I 1 ' 4 Q I Ii -X A Q6 I 'gr ' Q' - 1 A s ,Q a 1 -. J A 5 X T 8 '- Lolcx knows it'll look wonderful on her formal. K The amiliar kiss good-night. B-0 Tom Iune and Icme sample the new goJcrnr'1ent hot lunch ihcxt Betty serves We trudged to school ,..ro-f' 4-1 'til' 111 Never io be forgoiien the buxldxngs whxch housed us for four happy years FIRST AID xX Ralph Fnucle receives hrs! cud from Nurse LeMcrsier and Dorothy McNury found mprovements awcutlng our return ' Front porch of the old buxldmg cz favonte place to meet the gang 5 f fm -Q. .r'N 'H er 5 wa. ' ' . Q ' ' V IA i , 4 I I X? Future hostesses Mary and Wlhlffed pour tea for Gxrls League mothers or d1gn1f1ed formals and teas Girls League Christmas dancers glide dreamily to the ever-popular 'Stardust Y 1 5 Y ONLY YESTERDAY vv99n?' .Z BSI'-' , 3 4 , lim . J ,M iii, 'Eff , Hx 43' ' Wi, -5 -3 .25 fr f aj' . ,ng .vw , W QQ? -,:,.... . 'f Wa 35.-12 --- 4-.ff A3 I 1 WK 'SZ-ri. - Skuiers on ihe Thrush nnk enloy warm compcxmonshxp durmg frosty wecxiher O N L Y Y E S T E R D A Y Fun hlled our 1e1sure moments 'ix' firmx Bowlmg grows m populcxnty as cz favor te recreation for teen cxgers 1 'b . 9 . S 25. I , . , v 1 4' 'Nu i, 'FX I 11...4' . - , ' ,, fa, ,lf-1 'yd ' K f I ' Y-.pf A loyal crew of stage hands buxld scenery lor amaieur productxons Y E S T E R D A Y Came chances to serve our school Mfr' For school supplies we rush to 108 Mr H L Heclors new storeroom ll E . 1 ' 'P , f . 1 A -f 4 l ' ml 5 . I 3 A I X X , f , . A A V r If 5 1 : ' Ll if E ' l .4 4 'xi' 1 I hz- 'A 5 l -f 1 fi e l i K X l e If cliff! A fc .-J ,rj .J - , Q I -' Q l l Dorothy Rxcheson a loycxl Gnu gxrl promotes sales for her club cmd then hnally graduatlon Departmg semors don acudemxc caps and gowns for cz memorable Class Day 13 SEEMS AS THOUGH Q11 i ONLY YESTERDAY Senior picture day caused a rno- mentary pause in our daily routine . . . We breathed a sigh of relief to find that we had passed that certain exam . . . new faces as well as old were seen in the halls. . . Here you will find our faculty and students, the P E 0 P I. E Tresch A1dS Cunnmgham Mr Clyde Cunn ngham H s Ju t completed H1 sec d y ar as suse nt nde t of Peru pulolrc school S1 ce he has come o Peru M s Mary Tresch Ha been H1s secretary lt was Mr Cunnlngnam wHo superv1 ed the govern ment hot lunch program he was also dlrectly re pon 1ble for the playground of the Clly Board Purchases New Land lO tart e he s oc EXPGYIQIOH rro t Boara cl Laucau r tms year rurc asea two olocks of land 1n tt e Oalcdale area or the con st uct1on ot a new sc col DUlldlHQ lf t e plans l the hoard are '1 t altered erec1 h of tHe c ool swould cegm 1 1th n the next ve to sev er year l add1t1on an acre ot land was nought 1n South Peru for extended play ground Mr ltus ell Rhodes pres1dent he ded the chocl bocrd worlcmg mth Mr Lay man Pe er ecretary and Mr l-lerman N1swander treas 1 rer a newccmer to tl e board Supenntendent Cunnmgham and the school board worked to Exten IVG repa1rs were made on all bu1ld 1ngs and the School Door Canteen wa re decorated through the efforts of the Board of Educahon School Board School Board rnembers Herman Nlswander Layman Peters and Russell Rhodes study the problerns of ex pandmg the CITY publrc schools I 16 . ff , . . , . 4 - n r tr. .-cn l A, ., A, gram, ne sf' Y 1 1 . . . . - ' fo r- - v A1 , AJ sn., X ' w - 1 w 1 ' 'T ' . r A ' Q f L K ' ' L f VN 5 Y,f1 4 c . o , 1 o . , s Q ' A Q . fr' L1 fi - ' . 1 R. S. n ' Q , r 1 ' ' A 'Sf ' ' X 1 , S . . N . . s . , . , a F' Q V , l Y I' Y L S 1 4 w I ' ' A , , . . A., , ' , gether on tlre x-ar1ous problems. , J ,,A ' , ' YJ 4 ' , S ' . 1. 1 . a' ' . . - ' on e . n ri e n ' . s E ' f Y , T 1 S .' , A ' 1 . 's ' - . 7 . S F S - '1' as , ' . 1 4, H - A - . f 1 ,ps 1 . 1, , N Q L 4 l l , rr' , f K-A A ff A ,RQ E r gn s r seen c nnected ff tn t e ctty s oots teen years He 'ormerly taught ard cac ed rn lun r Hg'1 later oecomtrg d r o oo s r htgn cnool He recerved nts educat rt at E l ham Franlclrn and Ball State col eges and C lumbta and Purdue unrve srtes garn g both B S and M A degrees Through Mr Delph all of our addrtonurrs plays and dan es were scheduled He worked wrth the Student Counctl governmg the school and spent a great deal of trme mth varlous clubs lt was wrth hrs approval that any change took place tn currrcular and non currtcular actrvttres Mr Delph also acted as athletrc drrector One of hts many outsrde acttvlttes was mem bersh1p tn the local Ktwams club ln scnool Mr Delph Dlrects School Functlons Delrft horned rr c or ratlon wrtn the school ooard Su ermtendent Cunmngham faculty and students Servmg her trst ,fear as clerk tn the prln ctpals otttce Nas Mlss Charlotte Sm1th Mlss Srrrtlc atterded Ball State Teachers college tor t.vo years and :Jas a l94o graduate ot Peru Hrgh ln her hrgh school career Mrss Sm1th was a member ot the Honor Socrety and served ln the Student Councrl for two years Durmg her senror year she was elected Rodeo queen at tendant The dut1es of a pr1nc1pals clerk are many Mtss Sm1th took care of schedules locks re port cards records absences tard1es corres pondence and was a source of general tnfor mat1on Charlotte Sm1th cle k ana Earl Delfnh prtncrpal . . I l 1 . 1 1 , . W . . , . Q Y , , . . , Mr. a l ll-etpn, nf.. cnoor prmcrpal, .as ,. . o ,e . ' rw v ' ' ln ' - LN l If Ll ' ' ,. ' ' o.. 1. .A sc.. tor t..rr- , t, . l . . , , W 1 . . .1 4 Cu C . . ro 1 t , r ea . I uf 1 l A , ,, , , . -1 v . - , . A 0 Y - s . . to . ar - , W , , A , 1 - 1 T . 1 1 5 1 . fx 4 ' 1 - 7' ' Q ' I LAA .A A Q ... C A . , U. Y Y ,, . ' .. , rf 1 ' ' , , - . , 1n , ' , , - m A T , - J . . . f ' ' ' ' I l - ' ' I ' 1 I I - f . f T t : 1 - Faculty . . . 1,7191 Cr Aivfays one step ahead of our needs, the faculty kept everything going like clock-work. They sponsored extrafcur' ricular activities and advised us in ref gard to school problems. Five new faculty members worked with us this year Mr. Cyril Hall, Mr. Thomas Young, and Mr. Thomas Yeager joined the faculty to make up the teachf ing staff for the industrial department Mr. Paul Prible taught mathematics and science, and Mr. lames Noble was in charge of the music department. Counseling students, scheduling classes, writing admittance passes, and filling out reference material for former students are only a part of the many duties of the two deans, Mr. Noel Davis and Miss Mary Stutesman. Miss Cleo Mavrick also did educational counsel- ing and was in charge of the social pro- gram. Miss Dean Finch was assistant dean of girls. Ann Arnold. A.B,. M.A. D. H. Boone. B.S.. M.S. He English fournalisrn Printing Shop Mathematics Narcissus Peruvian Adviser Perunan Prinfshop Advise iuni Iames F. Hawker A.B.. M.A. Ina Hornish. A.B., MJ.. Speech Drzrnafics English, Latin Spanish NFL Drama Debate Coach Senior Y-Teens.Sr.on or Jw' F-.V - mv- Ac-ri' Lochflz .hill 3 len Brundage. A.B. Librarian or Y-Teens Sponsor Toy W. Iones. B.S. Government Golf Coach, ys League Sponsor Woodwork Class Under the instructions of Mr. Thomas Yeager, the boys of the third period woodwork class work on their special profects for the semester Some are sanding as others plane Q. hlxgif Geometry Algebra Chem1stry Physlcs Heal Bookkeepmg TUUIOTBUSIHGSS Englrsh Daltmg Dean of Boys Scxence Club Sponsor B Football Coach Grrls League Sponsor Senror H1 Y Sponsor lNoon Canteen P D Malusko B S Cleo Mavnck B S Iomes E Noble B M Plulllp G Orlwexn A B M S Clarence M Oury A B M A Hxstory Englrsh Typmg Band Orchestra Chorus Hrstory Bxology Narcohcs Basketball Track Coach rrls League Sponsor Dance Band Choxr Intramural Tenms Coach Freshman H1 Y Sponsor B10lOg'Y Class Drssectmg frogs students ln Mr Clarence Ourys second perrod class brology lOl learned the Wonders revealed by the mlcroscope Fllled wrth hsh hamsters buds snake and allrgators Mr Ourys room was lascrnatmg to explore Musrc Club vi 1 x 1 1 gv ' . V Y' Noel E. Davis. ALB.. MA. Ins Dice, A.B. Richcrfi Donovan, B7S. Dean Finch, A.B., MA. Cyril E. Hall, B.S. LJ.-VL 1-ll 'I '1 .. Q 4 is. S Faculty Mr Benjarnln Rule .vas rn cnarge of extra curncular accounts trcket man ager lor athletlc contests audto vrsual educatron drrector of the Peru c1ty schools and assrstant pnncrpal Another faculty member wno added new responslbrlltles was Mr H L Re tor Mr Rector was dtrector ot Adult Educatlon classes whtch were taught rn the evenmg He also was purchaser of all mstructlonal and Janttorlal supphes was supervtsor of burldtngs grounds and equtpment and rematned head ot the 1ndustr1al department Mrss Charlotte Smlth a former stu dent ol PHS was employed as clerk ID the pr1nc1pals oftrce when Mrss Mav rlck assumed the dutres of a full trme teacher Some teachers took on new classes th1s year Besldes berng a regular math emahcs teacher Mrss Ehzabeth R1den our taught health as a part of her teachrng currtculum thts year Mr Clar ence Oury lntroduced the new subgect narcotrcs Mrss Ruth Wagner as an added extra curncular acttvrty took charge of the Narclssus ad staff Paul Pnble AB H I. Hector BS MS Algebra Btology Drat mg Crcss Country T ack Coach Store Room Burldtng Super VISOI' Ruth V Wagner B S M A E Wernz B S Comme cral Club Sponsor F60 b Baseb ac 2C Elxzabeth A Rxdenour Mathemattcs Health Honor Society Iumor Red Cross Hester C Wood A B MA manshtp Student Caunctl Sponsor Sewing Class Sewtng classes under the dl rectlon of Mrss Tereha have dreams of belng torso rows desrgners and hes dressed women Mary Hann and Vrola Goble work wttn elect c a chme Marc a Ha 'le-road 'rows Betty Bcve ln N to or c nf 'rcaale l I I I - I . . .W . . if ., . . E . ' ' Shorthand, Typtng ,Physx llfduc n Shorthand, Typrng, Sales- - I V I . r , h , 5 r , 1 fin ff J I' ffl 'L y ' - - H t 1 l l t , . A . .Q A fi A S . , , '.' , .t r X ' - .- 5 S ' 'l .ri rn - N rf. Sq l Yr.-. 'X sl '. h r .o' ,- ' eratf tl J . 4 ' type. -1 I cl ,, .1 BenL Rule AB MS As ISTCHT P 1nc1 a T1cke1 Manage Audlo Vrsdal Dlf8C1OI Honor Socrety Sponsor Tom Yeager B S Mxldred Shxdeler B S Mary Stutesman A B M A Wayne F Taylor B S Bertha Tereba B S M A Sl l Ed 101 Englxsh Ar Chlgh s hoo a Ho e Fc now cs GAA Ye I. s U e Dean of Curls school? HA C Zl C uh Calee a Gxrls League Sponso Arr Club Sponsor Thomas W Young BS Mrs Mane Haag Bermce LeMasler HN BS Mrs Mary Robinson Ind srrlal A ts School Nu se Senxor H1 Y Sponsor Sorhowmore H1 Y Sronsor Geometry Class Fwe rrlewlbes of Mr Noel Dawss swth pe rod geometry class demonstrate var1ous con tuctloh a' the board Nhlle he che slucleats check and ta e n te r 'uture releren e and studl I. W .- X K If g S7 l rn up In , Phy ca. seal r' . I, D . 1 I I . c Ergr-de m .. ol ' 1 r, ll eader , sh rs ' , F , - . L 2 rx Woodwork l . Vocatlonal llllachmel Sho.: Attendance Otncer Health Educatlonll I . School Board Clerk Q, vu I .l on . rv . 'Ns . , ., . . r :,. xxx S r ' . . ' ' . 1 nf. Q . 1. I r . r lc, o .2 fo . , c 'X Q 1' ink Seruor Class Ofhcers As the four semor class otf1cers gather around the decorated canteen post lrm Cavanaugh pres1den Annette l.1llard secretary Btll Le1ll treasurer and Dlck Wllltams v1ce pres1dent are refle trng ox er therr fmal hlgh school year as not so bad alter all They Led the Ranks Wasnt 1t yesterday that the seruors of l949 gave Come Over to Our House and left us tearful after sen1or day? Has 1t been more than a day smce they drsplayed therr many talents at the senror aud1tor1um'? It seems as though the tumor sentor prom was held yust last ntght but 1t too 1S fast becomtng a part of happy hlgh school rnemorres L1ttle drd the Junlors dream that rn what seemed to be an rnstant they would be called upon to take the place of the graduatmg senrors When the 1un1ors Shook the Famrly Tree they dld 1t to a receptrve assembly ot Peruvrans Ushermg for the senrors at senror day baccalaureate and commencement brought many a hopeful thought to these 1950 leaders Ready to prnch h1t Whenever needed the sophomores earned the name of bemg very cooperatrve Therr audrtonum stands out so clearly 1n our mmds that rt could not have been grven more than a few days ago lnto the decora tlons for commencement went the respect and gratrtude of these future semors Frrsts are always excrtmg but they also soon pass leavrng rn therr wake memorres that always ltnger For the freshmen of thls year there w1ll be recollectrons of trrmmtng the gymnaslum for baccalaureate Standards of scholarshlp set by thrs class w1ll remam when other thmgs they may have done w1ll be drssolved by t1me One thtng that cannot be erased from our rnrnds rs the 1rnpr1nt made upon our hves by our rnstructors The head sponsors of each class who both drrect ly and rndrrectly rnfluenced us were Mrs Hester Wood sentor class Mr Noel Davls 1un1or MISS Elrzabeth Rrdenour sophomore and Mr Clarence Oury freshman Yes only yesterday no longer ', ar 't I C Fl f X f 5 XS, P, 6, ' E. ,, I .lil - tx ? tt , , , , . A Q IS EL Iumor Class Offlcers ee t e Nafe cooe 1'1 the am hall Jumor olhcer loh'1 V T1 Osdol pres1de'1t l-larola C tppen Vl e p esldent I kl et' secretary and Bob Hoge s easurer dream of next years S6'llOT cords Sophomore Class Officers Headtng the sophomore Olfl cers B1lll.avoncher presldent sets a good example by show mg Vxctor Tully treasurer Don Hulce VICE pres1dent and George Hamman secretary that a kneelmg pos1t1on IS best for raldmg the ICG box Freshman Class Oihcers Whlle they admlre the school troph1es freshman offlcers loe Barnett treasurer Ioan Carl son secretary Ixm Buckalew presldent and Don Worsley vrce pres1dent wonder xt they w1ll leave a valuable trophy as a rermnaer of thelr h1gh school careers SENIORS OF FORTY-NINE ROW ONE Charles Ahnert Huy q,..D,,.o C., .,.p 13,55 4 pew .... ,wr ,.,,..,,.., fl-r TCgI'Cfff6.'!' 3 4 CZ2.ce 'Worker 4 Sue Ann Allman Q Y-Teens GAA Gai.: League Ioseph William Baker HZYY Secy 4 Bzaeo Asst Stuaent DQ: 4 Olaer Boys Conf 3, 4 Noon League Basketball Capt, 4 Vclleyba.. Lain Con- test 2, Band 4 Safety Patrol Basketball Usher Capt 4 ROW TWO Russell Baker Boys League H1YY l Noon League Basketball Phyllis Ioan Bardsley lvluslc Club, Cor:1...erc1al Club Y-Teens, ulYlS League NFL 3 4, Peruv1an Typ1s, 4, Rodeo Orchestra M'JSlC Fest1val 3, ay Fes 1 William Barnhart P C ub l-l Y Se v Boys League Courc S y Pres 4 Basketball Va s tv 3 Track l HOW THREE William Barrows Y l Virginia Carol Beeson Music Club G11's League M1 C Fes va Bar.: Ad vanced Cho us :Rodeo Betty Mane Behle G1rls League Y'I'eens GAA Secy 3 Pres 4 Band Orches tra Music Club Secy Honor SOClGlY lNarc1ssus3 Student Council l 2 State GAA Camp ROW FOUR Max E Berger FFA Treas 2 Boys League Noon League FFA Conl loseph Berryman Kathryn Ioan Bowerman Y Teens 4 Orches ra 2 3 Rodeo 3 ROW FIVE Ben Bowles Boys Leaaue Vce Pre 4 H Y P C Tenms 3 F otball V 1y Ba keo 1 VGYSITY 4 Betty Boyer G1r's Leaaue GAA N Cue ay A eriaan Rodeo 3 Barbara G Bratcher GAA Basket: l' sl'e lr Bea Crcs ROW SIX Ioanna Brower Co 1 rerc1a1 Cl geo '2 George E Butzm David Cam S tcrce C L S Q a ROW SEVEN Natalie Cam Y leurs GAA Iames Carden Leaa Y C Carl D Case v 24 W, f' v 4, M tval l. l 1- C, 2 , . - 11 11 ec 3, , ' 1, r.. A 3 4 2 H1- , 2. , i ' , .151 t1'l2,34 1', - V 1 - s 1- - lub 3 4 , 4, 0 , ars 1' 4 5 t' a'f '. 1 4 rust: 1 ' I1 Queen if 1 ' t 1, Ir. Heal Cross Pres 4 ., ,. ' ub 3 ho' o Football Mar 3 4 Baseball Mgr 3 Momtor Capt P c -. lu' 'eoy 4 Basketball Varszty 3 -1 Barb ll P Czub E-:ys League Fotfkau '.'ars.t',' -1 .Len .e Bas-era., 4 HL-1 :nt 3 H:-Y Charax. 1 Ctrimerczgl Cluk Ar1Cl,i Conf- SENICRS CF FORTY NINE HOW ONE Iames Cavanaugh Bjsq Carol Sue Chxttum C A C b 4 een A ena n 3 e Wzllxam Carlton Chns K lelflfl S HOW TWO Margaret Cole FH L 4 Melvm Ray Confer ss s Col ec or Kathem Cox RdCoss Vc Pes res alCu Gtrls League Rodeo HOW THREE Rrchard A Crabb H1 Y Noon Leag e Boys League rtodeo Advanced Choru Narc1 sus Collector George Edward Cunmngham Boys League Sgt at Arms H1Y Co'n'rerca' Club Noon League HOOSIGT Boy Stae Helen L Dagnen War ISSUS Collector I Red Cross FHA ROW FOUR lean Alxce Dame GAA Cornmerctal Club 4 Gtrls League Ir Play Rodeo 2 Rxta Daly GAA G1rls League Mustc Club loyce Dancey Commerc1a1 Club Rodeo l Muslc Fe t1val 4 l4us1c Club GAA ROW FIVE Mary Ann DeI.ochte G1rl League GAA YTeens Peruv1an Narctssus Bus Staff 3 Rodeo 1 3 Lowell Drrnm H1Y Pres l 2 P Club Boys League Honor Soctety Class Pre l Basketball Vars1ty 3 Football Varstty 4 Track l 2 Baseball Noon League Barbara Douglass Commerctal Club Basketball Usher Z HOW SIX Eugene Dowmng H1 Y Boys League lr Play Commerctat C'ub 4 Track Iames N Easter H1Y Nl-'L 2 3 4 Honor SOCl':'ly Student Counctl l 2 4 Boys League Class VICE Pres 2 Tenn1s Noon League Band H1 Y Conf Lors Lorrame Eckelbarger GAA Y'l'eens G1rls Leag e lfu c C Na cts us Ban Rodeo 3 4 Claeer Leader 4 HOW SEVEN Marlene Erkenberry 'atrls League Cor'1merc1al C1 b VICGPSS 4 GAA 1 A NGYCISSLS 2 Rachel Enyart lr Wea Cross 2 3 SCl9DC8 Club 4 G s Leag e Baske bal Ushe .1 Pe u -ar Typtst R1chard L Enyeart Noon League Basketball lx1ght League Basketball 25 Boys League H1-Y Stuaext Courzcgl 3 4 P Club Class Pres 4 Football 3fC1fSlfY 3 4 Basketball Mgr 1 'Jarszty 4 Hoes:-er C' -tate floor. League Track 3 4 Easelcal. 3 4 JA l 'c::1::1e:c:al Cla' , Secy 4 llay Queen Atterlaant 2 Ecaeo Cu 1 tt 'a 1 , Cant en Cavalsaae 3 P Cl,lo3 4 H1-Y, Pres 4 3asketl:a.l ' arsxj E 4 Football Varsity 4 Trac' 1 A ', H1-Y, Nate: '4 l t Ir e r te- r 2, P 3, 4, Cornmercz 1 b . I U I . I 'K I . Sy s , I V S 1,1 , 1 11 1 1 , 1 c , r, , . 7 . l , , , g , 3 l ' 5 , s T . - , s 1 . - ,,,, SENIORS OF FORTY-NINE HOW ONE Catherine Ergo cOIT1TTl9TClG1 Club Peruvzax Typzst Paula M. Fair GAA 3 4 Girls League Art Club 'frea' s, Howard A. Finster Fcys League Ccrnrr1er,LaQClub .icon League Volleyball l HOW TWO Elaine Fiser GAA, Y-Teens, Girls League Peruvxan Narc1s-u' Iune Carol Flohr GAA, Ir Red Cross, Secy 3 Ari Club 3 4, Basketball Usher. Ioyce Foy GAA, Muslc Club, Gxris Leaauc Narmssus Bus Stall lg Rodeo 3, 4. HOW THREE Emily E. Fry GAA, Gxrls League Iames E Fultz H1 Y Scxence Club l P Club 3 4 Boys Leag e Canleen Rep 4 Tenms Ir Play Rodeo 3 Patncla A Garber! GAA YTeens Glrls League HOW FOUR Arlene May Garland Ir Red Cross Treas 4 Muslc Club Rodeol 4 George Gehrmg Football Varsxty 4 Tudor Glassbum H1Yl NFL 3 4 Hono Socxeiy Pe unan kIGfCl sus N 1 League Rodeo ROW FIVE Carmon Axleen Glessner YTeens Treas 4 GAA Musxc Club Glrls League Rodeo 3 Vxola Ann Goble GAA 3 4 Glrls League Musc Festwal Band Rodeo 3 Waller Goudy Transferred from Columbxa Cmty lnd Narclssus Collector Boy League Commerc1alClub ROW SIX Davxd Graham Boys League Hodeo Volleyball BGS9bCll Ioan Gneblmg GAA Glrls Leag e Cc'r e a Cu: 'wodeo Iohn D Han rl Y rootba 2 ROW SEVEN Harnet A Harm Gu Leag e Mary Grace Harm Rxchard Harns e e w L 3 eas ce e P es 4 C ass s s X e 3 Foo va Slly c' lxc r ea,L.e H Y o la Bard 26 .V 5 ' g . I , , 4' I A - , , , r r ' : . 5 , 011 , ' Mm rc: I I ' T 2 ' 1- ll ls u Gzrls League Narmss .s Cylectcr H1-Y, Vic -Fr s l Q. Ecjs e gue Tr 4 Honor So 1 ty Vic - r Q Pre Q Clas VLC -Pres l Zball r '4G1. 'e.L ' 1- Cnf-lr,P'y, .. SENIORS OF FORTY NINE ROW ONE Marcxa Hartleroad s Le gue Y Mcmlyn Hartleroad YTeens Cor' e c1a Cub flus o GAA no Band M sc Fes Ja Ro eo 3 4 Chester Hlght Y P C B ase ROW TWO Charles Hill a serred lr LOUIS Mo den Cour 1 4 Horor SOCISIY P es 4 SCIENCE Cl es la 1ss s Mg 4 Math Cort es Franklm P e s Con Robert Hobbs H Yl 4 Stuaen Counc1 l Terms 3 4 Rodeo 4 Dean Houser P Club Treas 4 Boys League H1 Y Footbal Va Sl y 4 Noon League Rodeo 4 Operetra 4 ROW THREE Marcxa Ann Howard GAA G1rls League Basketball U he Hxchard N Howard H1 Y Robert E Hudson 1 ROW FOUR Ioann Hull as 4 Rodeo 4 Norwm Paul Ingersoll H1Y Sc1ence Club P Club Boys League Honor SOCIEIY Track Cross Country 4 Narctssus Peruv1an Sports Ed Math Contest 2 Noon League Rodeo 2 Barbara Ieanne Iohnson Honor SOCIETY Mus1c Club Y Teens 4 G1rls League ROW FIVE Davrd L Iohnson H1 Y Boys League Cross Country 4 Track 3 4 Noon League Band Ahce Iones Y Teens Honor Soc1ety Ou1ll and Scroll 3 4 G1rls League Narc1ssus PSTUVICD Copy Ed 3 Peruv1ar1 Ed1tor 4 NSPA Conf 4 State l..at1n Contest lst Place Algebra Contest l Franklm Press Conf 4 Iames K Iones P Club Muslc Club H1Y Boys League Footbal Mgr 1 Nlght League 3 Noon League Peruv1an ClTCUlGIlOH Mgr 4 Narc1ssus 4 H1 Y Cont 2 ROW SIX Earl Karowsky H1Yl 2 P Club Basketball Vars1ty 2 3 4 Football Var 3 Golf 3 4 Basebal Mary lane Knapp GAA Y Teens G1rls League MUSIC Club NGICISSUS us Stall 4 Band Rodeo 3 Orchestra l 2 Mus c Festua 2 3 4 Ioyce Knott GAA Commerc1al Club 4 Y Teens G1rls Leagde Rodeo 2 ROW SEVEN Mary Therese Kramer GAA Treas 3 G1rls League Treas 4 Mus1c Club YTeens Band Comme c1al Club Art Cl.1b I Pay Rodeo 3 MUSIC Fest1val Narc1ssus Peruv1an Typ1st 4 Phyllxs Elleen Laudenschlager Y Teens G1rls League lv'us1c C uc Honor Soc ety Wrllxam Lexll H1 Y l P Club Secy 4 Class Treas 4 Football Varstty 4 Track 3 4 Ir ay 27 Gul a -Teens. - g r l I , l 1: Cluf Peru' nz , u 1 fp' Q . ci Hz . l, 2, lub ball Tr f ' om St, , 3 St: .f ' .cl ' H1-Yr 1 , r . ' ab, Pr 4, I rc 3. Bus r. , 1 t ty r s 5 H1-Y 2, GAAg Girls Leagueg Y-Teens 4g Music Clubp Advanced Chore stty ,'4f 2, ', , '13, 4. L L L L : - : 5 , ' B . g g , , 7 1 ' l , . 7 ' 7 - , ' ' , . , 3 f . Q Q , W 1 '4,' r. 1 ,A W - 1 4, - : : 1 l ' , r . 4. W . 1 . 'Pl . A ' ' W ' W SENIORS OF FORTY NINE ROW ONE Wrlham Leno1r 4 u 5 :soy Leag e Vo s y 4 Nlght League L J Annette Lxllard Transered trom Oaerbug Ind 3 Hono Soc1ety G League Class Secy 4 H0390 Charles Lxttle H1 Y Stage Ngr 3 4 Bana Orches Sa ety Patro odeo 3 4 lNfhSlC F951 a 'con League ROW TWO Mary Iane Long G1rls League Mus1c Club Rodeo 7 Mary Iean Lowe GAA YTeens VICE Pres 3 Pres 4 G1rls League VICE Pres 4 Musmc Club Honor SOCl9lY Peruv1an l GAA Cont 2 Band Orchestra Rodeo MUSIC Festwal Dxxxe Lea McKamey G1rl League MUSIC Club Band GAA Rodeol 2 4 Peru v1an TYPISY Advanced Chorus ROW THREE Charles McK1nney H1 Y Boys League P Club Honor SOCl6lY Student Counc1l 4 Basketball Mgr l Norma lean McNutt YTeens Mus1c Club Corr1merc1al Club PSIUVIGD Narc1ssus Band Rodeo Mus1c Festzval Otrs E Marks H1 Y l Boys League Track Noon League ROW I-'OUR Ioseph N Masters H1Yl 2 SCIENCE Club Boys League Class Secy 2 Goll Noon League N1ght League Algebra Contest l H1 Y Cont Rrchard Mathras Edgar Matthews SCl nce Club 4 H1Y l 2 P Club Boys League Secy 4 Basketball Vars1ty 3 4 HOW FIVE Cleve A Mrller FFA V1ce Pres Nxcoh Mrller GAA Y'l'eens 4 MUSIC Club Honor Soczety Band G1rl League MUSIC Festwal Nancy Ann Monesmxth GAA Secy 4 Art Club Peruv1an Bus Stall ROW SIX Tom Mooney H1 Y l Boys League Noon League 7 Band Betty Lavon Moore G1rls League Aavanced Chorus 3 Rodeo 4 Ted Mowery lndustrxal Course ROW SEVEN Walter Murphy FF Secy 3 loc League YPA Con' Hxchard Myers ov Lua Fortba J s w lwoor League Ngl' League Don E Noland CL. lL.lCc bHono ScceyBvsLea elfoo a 51 y ack 'Noon League x1gl t Leag e A arcea O L Orches a .Aden Co1.nc1 3 a oaeo 28 H1-Y , P Cl' b 3 4' Art Club 'K P 5 '.. 1 CfbGll VC?- ' - , 1 , ', tra f , l R 1,- ,L W 1 2 A P Clubg Basketballg Football, Varsity 4. -' - . 3. , . 7 5 A . 4. A, l n . H1-Y l 2 P Club 3 4 B As K- :,'..e ,. ll ' '.!T.l'A' HLY P IW.: .4 's Qu r 1 1 oy gp, :Y ball f-1 4 Tr Q 1' . s , Chkrs Band tr 4 Si' 1 ' l lr PQ y SENIORS OF FORTY NINE ROW ONE W1l11am Overmyer Ph1l1p Parsons Iohn E Penner ROW TWO Don G Pulerbaugh Dean Raber W1l11am Raber ROW T 'IREE Charlotle Ann Ramgh Lf ag C J rx 'vw A U f LIC A QPA C Neva Merle Reece L e S Jder ur Car: ret 4 Pe unan New s :ll Q 0 P a e D aj S Crmorsx Q eo 3 4 Pu Cl Legls A 1 na ee h C Beity Louxse Rxggle en y e ROW FOUR Mxchael Roberts 1 1 f- L. Fool V'1r1t ln Lea que P Elsa Robmson Corrvner IG C un lee G Lea gue CA Hoo Malo of Honor 1 Thelma E Rogers ss e 4 1a C Lrb G1 ls Leaqu GAA 3 d 9 3 SCISTCS Cl is MLSIC C u C a e J s S a ROW FIVE Gene E Rohrer l PFA Ls loo b Va s T l-l1Y C lrA C a loom Leagae Helen Roihermel 1 1' l Qens Manlyn E Rule G A l u U Lea u es Honor 9 Ierviar' 3 Queer a e Geo ry Co ROW SIX Kathleen Ryan ali!-'-. Paul Ryan Patrick Iames Same I 4 O V rsl y T a lc 29 Ee'-:'-Artie L iigi Le':g-e ,l.1':27.Ce: C:Cr-3 Fits: HL-lf RFQ Setg' 2 Zeife Tear: Z 3 Sn2e:1C:',:::1. Q S:,er.Ce CJ: 23:31. 1.23311 f'::':i,. Mir 3 -1 .1522 League 2 H1-Y freie -2 2:32. Qe1g-e P CML? 4 fritk Boy: l.e':3,e E'::':.i., Q lr.3gL'r1':Q Coax.: Curie: J 'ue C1r,:r.ei 3 S','1f:r.t 4 fn l Connerczal Clvb Frei -1 'l':rC1.,1.f, fr Vi 3 C 'v,'21 ?T4 Frat .1. Frei.: Car.: 3 4 fl' X Cr.f 4 Exler Flo.: D':y3 fr fied Crzss 'L EFL 'flee-Pr 3 Pres 4 tv lt Co .':1l 3, Vxce-Pres 4, '3xr.s: Leagre '1. .r ' , ' 'J E if 4 fiarzesus Porter Cra'or1:a1 C ntesi, lst IC 3, fr. f'.L'l9IifDlT A'i'.'a:iCe'1 . 'S P il , , tie Qatzve sseriblj-' '. ars1Ty Debate 3, 4, lnla Umv. Sp c cnzest. Y-Te s Ir Pla Gzrls Leng, l'l1AY 'I Bays l.e'1'gxge P Cu -, ball, 5 y 4 'glut Hoon Leia .. . . C . l 3 -1 Y-T r... 1r..5 r , 1 A l, '99 lr Pied Cro 'free-Pr s ' Ccztrnere I l' , r' 'Q 4 Sfpzienf Cflgifll l Fc e , 4 l Lf ' . E3 1 ss Tr as l C1rl 1 Te. H1-Y , 2 P Chl: A ' 1 Boys Aagpe ' T all r,1y 3, 4, - emi L ' :ni l lr P1 y, .J v Corr1r:erC1 . Cfgr Crea: 4 Gzrx Leagae ' fr. Hodeo l A - .1 src C145 Y-Teens Sefy -1 Clrls .g e, Pr . -Z .ociety Bari I Z Foieo Queen At .. .. , ' . 4 ffarcxssizs Y-feet... Conf lr P, y Stat rnei' ri- fest Glrls l.e:g'.1e 'Z'-'fe-5-is Ceririerezjl C145 Quill and Scroll Hens: S::.ety Seq' 4 flzrzxsszas fr E3 3 C:-Eater 4 Egper Fel: Iayf 4 ?'r::k.1r. Press Ccxf 4 fin Conf ' fr. Play. H:-Y Mus.: Cys Ai'. :r.Cei Cheras ...QQLC Club Stag. Har.: Satety Pzirf, ?er'.1'.',:r. 3 Myer Fe-i:.'a1 l-l.-Y Con! H-Y, P Club 3 F1 SC1E'I'.C'3 Cub Fo tball, c I 4, r C' If Pay SENIORS OF FORTY NINE HOW ONE Kathryn Schram A V ePes 4 eers G1 S 4 Ba us1 C Aa ar Cleo .rs O he ra Nay Queen enccnt 14 -toaeo 3 4 N' s1c Yes GAA Con' Dan1elE Sedum 1 l Band a'e y Pa ro' S age Hana Marcxa Ann Senger G1 s L ag 19 Y Teens ROW TWO lane Ann Sharp Sl Club Rodeo l'.1s1C Festwa GAA G1 ls League Y Teens Mary Elnora Slxcker Peruvnan Bus Mgr 4 Frankhn Press Conf 4 NSPA Conf 4 Art Award 3 lack Smxth H1Y 3 4 Boy League Basketball BTeam ROW THREE Iuamta Ellen Smxth GAA 1 G1rls League PGYUVIGD 2 Rodeo Patncxa Stambaugh Transferred lrcm Montpeher Oh1O Band Barbara Lee Stewart GAA YTeens Vrce Pres 4 Rodeo ROW FOUR Dolores Study G1rls League Musxc Festwal 1 Opal Sumpter GAA 2 3 G1rls League Basketball Usher Ruelene Tate MUSIC Club Commerc1al Club Advanced Chorus GAA 1 2 YTeens G1rls League V1Ce Pres 3 Honor Soc1ety Treas 4 Class Treas 2 Secy 3 Rodeo 3 4 NGFCISSUS 4 ROW FIVE Vxrgmxa L Txtus GAA Ir Red Cross 3 Orxon C Toepfer Boys League MUSIC Club VICE Pres 4 Advanced Chorus H1 Y 4 Band Rodeo Orchestra Ir Play Noon League Lamome E Troxell FFA Vxce Pres 2 ROW SIX Manlyn Vance Art Club Vxce Pres 3 4 GAA 1 Y Teens 3 4 G1r s League Cab1'1et4 Musrc Club Student Councrl Secy 4 Advanced Chorus Muslc F9SllVGl Rodeo Enc Ulysses Wamscott Nus Club P es H Y 1 Boys Leag e Cass Se y 1 Band Cap 4 Mcrrvm G Walker l l1Y Bov League voor League 30' GA 15 - r Y-T 1 :ls League. ecy nd, M c lub, J tced 1 r' - rc st , ' At- Z A 2, T ' , .lg twal 1. 3, H1-Y 2 VlUS1C Festlval , S 1 1 t 1, t ' rl e '1 , - 1 4 Mu c , 1 J' ' l , r ' . Art Club 2, 3, Y-Teens, G1rls League, Narc1ssus Bus Staff 3 , , , 2 I - , ' - , 5 4. 1 1C 1' ' , r 1- 2: 1 L1 I C SENIORS OF FORTY NINE ROW ONE lane A Walpe eens Pes 3 G one o Soc Student Counct L Narcrssus rtor 3 S o Butler Fte d Day 3 I Play Ixmmy E Webb Boys Leag e Norma Welch -rodeo 3 Grrls League Ir a C oss l A Jar d Cho u Band Orcloes a ROW TWO Betty Wendt Grrls Leag.re Chorus Ehzabeth lane Wemer Transferred from Carmel lew York 4 GAA NFL Must Club Rodeo Debate Conf Barbara Whrtehead Grrls League Student Courcrl l Y Teens Cornroe cral C ul: lf GY ROW THREE Noel E Wzldman Band Orchestra H1Y Boys League Mustc Club H V Cont Betty lean Wrlhams Home Economrcs Course Rrchard Wrllrams Vrce Pres 4 Football Varsrty 3 4 Noon League ROW FOUR Evelyn M Wxlson lr Red Cross Secy 4 Commercral Club 3 Mustc Club Honor Society Rodeo Musrc Festrval Orchestra Iames Edward Wlttrg Hr Y l Band Muslc Club Scrence Club 4 Track Iohn A Woodhouse H1 Y l Boys League Noon League ROW FIVE Marv E Woodhouse GAA YTeens Musrc Club Grrls League Honor Socrety Narcrssus Peruvran Ad Stalls 3 Band Ir Play Rodeo Stu dent Drr 4 Rrchard Workmg Noon League Nrglt League Baseball Dean Worsley H1 Y P Club Scrence Club Mustc Club Advanced Chorus Ir Play Football Varsrty 4 Noon League Track ROW SIX Elzse Wngley rranslerred from Ch1l1 Ind Sctence Club Rodeo Rrchard Zabst H1 Y Sgt at Arms l Boys League Iwoon League Track H1 Y Conf Rxchard Zzmmerman H1Y Pres 4 Boys League P Club Pres 4 Student Councrl Pres Football Varsrty 4 Baseball Track Noon League Class Pres 3 Hoosrer Boys Sta e Older Boys Conf The following graduatmg semors drd not have then' prctures taken Mary Ellen Grenhotf Transferred from Massrlron Ohro 4 Richard Klme Transferred from Indranapolrs Indrana 4 31 Y-T . , r . trls League Ca'z 1 3 Hon r zety 3 l Pg ' lr. 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Pl . : , - : , ' ' , 1-r Boys Leagueg P Club, Vice-Pres. 4, Class Treas. 3g Class IUNIORS Row lil-fary Akers Fri- ard Alley Donnalzelle A.- vrlne Torn Appleton Zami Arnold Ann Baker Don Halc- er 1'lanlTa Bal'jv.'ln Row 2-Dlck Barnett F:- berta Beard Phyllis Eel Foresf Belz Marlene Brewer Charles Burns Bernard Butt Ianet Butt How 3 hlchard But' Dean aln loseph Ca'an aro Mar ha Char ers Bl11 Chl' um Thalrle Cark Ma lorle Con la11e Ioan Creage Row 4 Haro1d Crlrpen Thomas DGVISSOH Marl1yr Denton Sherry D111 Mary Dravlng Wlnlfred DreCh51e Bryce Eckelbarger Dale Ed son Row 5-De1phlne Edson Margaret Elsenman Ioeann EDYUY1 Patrlcla Enyeart Im Flsher Marle Fltzgera1a Peggy F1oor Anna Lee F1ora Row 6-Delores Fu1ton Donna Garber Leonard Gaunt Phlhp Gllgrlst Ron ald G1essner Peggy Goss Mary GYl11l111 E1lzabe'rl Haynes Row 7 Iohn Helms B11 Henry Dorothy Hocpes La ry Howard Ra1ph Hovwe1 Ruth Hcwe11 W11G Home Palrlcla Hunt How 8-Phy 15 H OHCBN 1 Sh ev a son He ne Iolnnsorl ow9 Bl Ka reh Kenre x 1-fa e oal K lg lrae 1, C , .' , . 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DC: a1a l jj. hcbert Kerl- neay . rc lla Kerschr.-er 2 r lnilesgarker P. rjcrle K .4 r' 1-fary Kilt Larry Larlils, IUNIORS Row 1 Row 2 Lee Mae ef k lchn Me na M1 er l.c.1 M' lx Shx e, Row 3 Phllllp Mun ey Ov n Heler Pecen a Pen e Melba Ra h Ge g Helbly Van who e Dc othy Hxcheson Row 4 Paulxne Rlle Leon :loo rs Hebert Rogers 7-llta :loss Be e y Saltz Wanda Sanae Ma garel Saw A ScHlemmer Row5 Mary Schroll Dan lel See :luth Selly Rlchard Sharp Marcra Sherman Nor 'na Sherml Barbara Smxth Fflward Smlth Row 6 Earl Snyder Ioan Spel man lohn Spencer Mary S ewa T Elton Stuber larnes Thomas ludlth Tlllett le ry Tmls How 7 Davld Todd Don ala Tucker Marvm Tucker Martlna Vance Iohn Van Osdol lame Vemce Lowell VINCENT Marcy Ward Row 8 l a y Wayrn e n W vne Carolme We b A We dernan lan We h M Whlt en Robert Wrl Q H' gb Wrlson Row 9-Slf' rley Wllson An ne e V1 me s Rxcha d Wx' xg Cha les Woll Ela ne We Henry Wol'e Rater! Vfc Ho se -Path Leejn' DX:- tke: Lie Shgney Z.:QQ:ra Fetzv I.:e Rczert Lcgcks 2:::: MCCJJQ: Dcrzthy Lf:- -j....,. '-v.,,: U,.,.... - ,: ', Pa- trlcla Mavrv: , :ch- mg l.a'.':. ll , ' .1.- ler flzrrzs lt, ller rl Mjler Mary Ellen l-lLlll'Zl l -A . s . Flcharz 're S, l , P trgcga c , 3 - ge ar e , '. ci 9 r . 'lx ' , . . ,v :le , ' rscn, r - yer, rt . , n , , . Y , , , . S ' , , I V A v .1 r .. Lre. .nna 1 .. , Is , SOPHOMORES How 1 l n Av son Ve Arthur Dv-1gl Balce H w 2 Ge e e S y B1shop Pa 1 a B a 1: W1lllGm Boxell laclc B1. ne lane Bmsard Ma B t Ph1 1p Carpen e Row 3-Da e Ca ew Clmgarrar B J C gene Coope G o 13 C 5 n Margaret Co Kathe1r'e Creage He en C rn W, Row 4 W1 11a DeH e Roscoe De1sch Ba oa a De wart D1ane D1tzle Gene Dowlmg Franc1s Dovvnng Robert Eby Sara Sue Ecke barger Row 5 Charlotte Fes lames Ftser Kenneth Foy Roger Gaunt Kenneth Geh rtng Brll Good Row 6-Carol Goshert H1l dred Graf Claude Greer Otto Grtebllng Wa ren Gnggs loan Geye Dean Hadsell George Ha 'nan Row 7 larnes Hancock Marc1a HGYYIS Ge a d Harsh man l6SSle Hartshorne Charles Hartz R1cha d Ha held Marc1a Hayes lay Helms w 8 l.o1s H e s o n H1leman Iohn H1lqe oe H1te Rrchard Hohence Robert Hol e loyce Ho Donald Howa :i Row 9-Bonn e H ' e Dc ald Hulce Dean lcree O cn ones Rober 3 l ne 1, or an D ra ao ll Kar 1 ow IDA Croelfe Q 1 .Alb X 'VU ,ef I' J C7 -Q '1 -4 v' x 1, , , ,AZ U IAM, V G - G vi, , 3 111, , --j 1113 . X , 1, 1 ii J. -Penn A111115 . - , 1. , Q Q ' Eg '1 oh lvzne lci-'Ce Fenner- 1. X , ' '. 4 1 1 , rncn Ar.:-erecr. EQ A 3 g Af A 1 ' . X ,, . , Ecse' P-Srjff-'G1.1 V- ,' M 7 ml. H1 , . 19,1 , , f ' 1 J 'P 'J .. Ro - rrxanri Ee be, ' f mi, I get Q11 fr 1 c' , W ' , 'r tt K ' K 11 rfha '..1,ler - l I 'I I: 1 ' L 1 r ' ' L 'A 1I 1 ,X 'I J if 3 4 -i 11 1 1QQ1 cok Fu- j- ' L1 ' R1 -- 3 ' r l r1 OW: If ver r 1 V 3 , .. X X r, 1 1 u 1. L1 aharn - fi f' I , , V 'I , 'as - l' av n J J 5' 3 1, r r - -,- ' ' A 1 ' 5 ..f- ' 1' . 1 ., , - 1 A' f - 1' Xl fu . x, - fel '-'? 1 Lynn Fry, Joanne Gallahanl 15- A , ,. My, ' :Iii , - J ' , I r, A . if I ' 1 1 l QA , ! - M vw f: M , X iw 4 7 1 r l - L A . , I 1 .1 X 1 A '.1, A ' : :V 4 - Ro - 1 r I h. I A I I, ' , man l ' v f 1. - 4 I V I . Igor' K1 1 RH., , JV . . lr F srnan, f . A 1, ix X 'e- , 1 1' , Q fx 5 I , ' . .,g , ,M r f: 14 'S .Q , l -1 1 1: 1 ' 4 l ' ' 1 ' ' - - -J . Q ., 4 -4 l , t1 Ao. Dali , ' l 'l ' ,, ' ' I d Q. Kim-1-1111-,1 l , 1 fi N rt - 1'.'or1hy X A K K X - 1 ' A - 1 11 x, A, I-1 Y 1161: 1:Qf:Qf, , 'll it Q 1 11 D-hcrzh 1111: 1 Y '- , 13 ' 9' 'P 1- Phyll ss Knox P:7:.:k Pfrzrn- ' as '1 K 'K ,J er S' ran Lanjgrave VVQ- ,W 1 lar: l.':'.'Cx:her X ,lm ff' 1 XR I l - A- 'lk . . ,nfl 1 3' - SOPHOMORES How xl! ,r f How 2 Cl' a CI K Na ks '1 s Va 1:1 Char es Ma hs V a J an 'foo ey 1a rc Mooney lay I. u lfo r1s Nan y Mor e I-llP8'l Mo e ey Row 4 R1chc1 d Mlllet Mar ere Neal Edt h lworth Mary la Oa e Lou1se Or Hurt Glenn Oury Betty Pea cy Madonna Petterson Row 5 lx a y lane Ph1ll1py -xonald Poor Max Powe Nollte PIICE Loretta Rade Gene Ralstm Eugene Ra us en Ralph Raver How 6 Patnck Redmon Donald Rtchards Edward rxobertson Stephen Rother l PGUA Schmx W1l 1ar bChr'11at Dan Schoenman can Schwart How 7 Elame ocott Dale 'ihafe Charlene Sharp lo Shar, lack Shelburn Ioan Qhelb rn Dtck S 11th am Srerce Row 8-George Sove s Ph1'1p Starkey Mona Thary lClO Tu ly Robert Tyre Barbara Vanaman Altce Va 1 Osdo Ia es Van Osdol How 9-lohr Via ne lane e :te Clha e N ets 15 l.Vln D ew Charto 11111 r W1 on la P '1 e a X 1 1r,e Row 10 Na ye a Wol' Con ney Wo' e Dorothy Vlcoal'-0 se Ge a d Work 1 g lNo 'na Worxmg Mary ' re Wy'1e Robe t Yode l-Marpljrn Lawson f:':1c Levne :f'.':r. l.1:L:j:e:. fame' Lund, Fa'r::.: LfcCor- rzafk f',:e Pvf':KGe f::4 1 1:- Efezgze Hu , Lcfltnn, - Uarlctte M:Ph zi, fclzn Lf :' fcarzn llarburger, .l'. .iY1ZX'l .1 r Lynnette Marks AQV11 llarqux , Rath Row 3-Teri Lfavrzck Pa't1 1 .:f:h el Ruth l11ller, D 11 n ' ' G' J ' A r' o 1 r , C' . s . F 1 . , . Q 1 ,. . . . l A V 1 1 , , , ' e . - I r - V' 1 1 7, 1 5- 5 ,1 . me, ' ', l 1. Y 1- . -. r 1 , , o. Ll .1 I og: K 1 r. 1 1 , Q 1 M N A , 1 r r, '.'.' 1' :nan 1 rl 5 V , Do: 1y': 1 'sul kznsc 1 Dorts 15 , motte VJ1l:o1, fos. anti V ss 1a r FRESHMEN Row 1 Row 2 C owl! P er er Row 4 Ioan Ca I on D cas Ca We Ann Char' 1' a '1 B ba a C ark 'r1c1a Colg Ove IIIIO Conn R1ch:x a Co fl Cha Ie Cox SIWIYIOY C S1 Row S Danna Crm '13 hc'n Edward Daqren Dar lene Da re Ia es Day Pa 1r1c1a Deason I ck DEBTL. a Nancy De sch e D Icmes Doer How 6-Dar D y e I Duncan Mary Earhar E yamm Easter Kenne h I-.a 1 erday Freeda Ekeme S111 Iey Eberle Su anne The Q Lo eva Eckeloa ge How 7 Be y Eamonn W1 han Ec' ona Gene E1 Ioan E1z1'o'h Patr1c1a Fa r1ng on Donna Feathe s one Ha h F1n1ce Peggy Flon 1'ra Fov e ow 8 ra o P M Fu ton W1 ru G1 uh n Manlyn Ga ner Be 'war Gasavs ay Le N1 Ga nt Anna Ge I e Gmson G e G enou Row Sfizzai 1.1 r...fY Rumi, . its f'7ank.11. aggg.. 'A ' How IU- 111 PU- 2, ICHY. Hf-tint, P-, Hd, ' 1 were --Y 1: p,.,. Hnergzr. E- 3' -N if -- ,4 x4 If 1 A. .v- li ar 4 IX! ,,. o f fi. 5- .I Ag' 5-an Q ,4 2 9 'L qv- 'Q X,- 2 6 37 FRESHMEN Row Row 2 How How Q fag ri ff' R w 5 W 'mm O urn ce Ogderx Ann Palme e e P0349 Vclrny Po f. w1CX l e h 'ie I r Row 6 Alcece hxchcrds Relfmger Herbe 1 Hcxrdson LJVG Lue Rich or Lola Fommson ocm F' msc Scgester cr Sa z lack Sch um Row 7 Cla cz Sharp ncy SP1 Pc l Shlpley Vu y 4 SIJIT jd Qmr How lc Sprcdlm '1 omf ff Pc V' S uh A er T Row9 9 lI l Row 15 .1 - , .Ir v D-5 if ' . . , 1 -- -fzrv Hgrgar A ' F if 'zrzeii Ir.'g.:r7.ir. Yfzi: - -,' X zzrger fr: fitnstr. if A ' ' T351 fi?.r,,,t7. 'EGZTQQZKK . . .- ' ' Za I A Q A -f -4 1 ' - ' , F , I .AY '- X ' f.f':e 3, ,. 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These were our extra-curricular 'ix l Nauonal FOISIISIC League Row lxort Been Vtfrcy Worsley Wndrrcx Mughmaw Grallt NcCor mack Rettrnger Pow e Reece M lormes R lones I Iones Row2 Nr Hawker Wer rer Bardsley Mathts Har tleroad B Smrth Carpenter Hayes Wylre Wtlson Neher Barley Kahre Row 3 Drechsler Helms Wers Mavrxck Burnett Glassburn Van Osdor Sharp Hulce Hamman Tem ple Rothermel Van Osdol Row 4 D Smrth Sovers Barnett Ktng Greer Coor Pence Brshop Easter Kerner Chamberlaln AX X4 lil? -up vfvxf Councll Broadcasts Meetmg Ianuary 20 was the date that the Student Councll gave a broadcast of a typlcal counctl meetlng over stat1on WIOU Kokomo Th1s broadcast was under the d1rect1on of Mr Iames Hawker speech lnstructor and the two counctl taculty advrsers Mrss Hester Wood and Mr Rlchard Donovan Ccmmtttees 1n charge of the Canteen student votlng mon1tors frre dr111s and audltorrum selectlons vxere appolnted at the beglnnrng of the school year Don Hulce was chosen to revtse the f1re dr111 drrectlons rn each room through out the bu11d1ng whrle the v1ce prestdent Neva Reece was asslgned to see that the necessary changes were made rn the potnts and awards system Sportsmanshtp letters to schools who came here to partlclpate tn varrous games were sent by lohn Van Osdol a councll member Otfrcers of th1s years councll were as follows Rrchard Zrmmerman presr dent Neva Reece vrce presldent Marllyn Vance secretary Norma Sherrlll treasurer Iames Easter parhamentarlan and Harold Crlppen sergeant at arms Honor Students Set Standards Second semester rumors wrth an average of 94 per cent or above or sentors wlth an average of 91 or above are ehglble to become members of the Na tronal Honor SOC191Y The cand1dates were 1n1t1ated durmg a candlellght cere mony November 17 M1 s Elrzabeth Rldenour and Mr B L Rufe served as sponsors of the Honor Socrety and together wtth the Commercral club they sponsored the dance alter a game October 15 1n the sprmg a p1cn1c was held On March 29 stx students of the soclety competed rn a general aptttude test for a 33300 scholarshrp sponsored by the natronal organ1zat1on Offrcers chosen for the l1YS1 semester were Charles H111 presrdent Rrchard Harrts vtce presrdent, Ruelene Tate, treasurer, and Kathleen Ryan, secretary Olftcers for the second semester were Marrlyn Rule, presldent, Charles Mc Klnney, vrce prestdent, Mary lean Lowe, treasurer, and Annette Lrllard, secre tary 40 ,f I , -1 1' i. ' 1 C, ..: i e 1 iv ' Y . ' , 1 I 5 , H C O ' QD - 'K-1 - .41 , . . . Y 4 1 l- h, e - , , V . ,g - , , 'l r, ,. , Y I , , , , . t 1 ' 4 - . - I A sb 1 Q , y-1 V . - ' . t , , X . , 1 sf- -, , 1 I 'ff .. . I -4,3 rg , , , - .V k 'V - , , x ef, . . , - . u 1 I ' , , . . . . , . . x . . . . . . I I 1 , . . . I . , , , .. , - , , , . . . , . . , . . , ' 2 f ' I , , I ' I 1 7 , ' ' I 1 . 1 I - , . . , , , . - 1 f . . . NFL Holds Stcrte Tourney Here Peru has now established herself as one of the leading National Forensic League high schools in the state ot lndiana. That she was chosen as the back- ground for the NFL state tournament of V949 shows the advancement made by the local chapter during the past l9'fl years. Some of the departments ot speech are covered by NFL member: include debate, declarnations, oratory, and actual radio broadcasts. Membership is achieved by attending meetings, but a total of 20 points must be gained before the otticial pin and membership certiicate is issued. Peru has always attended a large percentage of the tournaments and con- tests held throughout the state some ot the most outstanding being the Purdue Legislative Assembly Indiana Universitys Individual Events Contest NPL state tournament, and the high soho l sponsored events. Mr. larnes l-la Nker served as sponsor ot the club and was assisted by Nevr Reece president lohn Van Osdol vice president loan lones secretary and Phil Carpenter treasurer 1' FA, jXfx K Student Councxl How l Famman Wors ey Wylie Zimmerman She ri l Jan e Qeece Cr , per arid Sagester Row 2 Miss Wood l wa y Euckalew Temple M Kinney Hulce Warner Den on Mr Donovan Row 3 Has er Van Osd :wana gh Hi rut y Welsh Sharp La onche Honor SOC1etY Row o r Na ,o ow 2 M ss 1 eri Lowe Beh e oc se Laudenschlager W How3 L. Q i i oO J ' i J , I V ' I 1 I rl' , ' , V t . i l ' , ,.A ,, f 1 ,fs f - Q , A . 0' Jef'-I K x -4 A I Y 1 .' ' rt 1 B h A., .. tr. . ' Level V. , I A 5 ' f V I Y , Ac ' f . Q 5' T' 7 , ', J C l' Fw ' , l V , . f y , 'f 7 A - X' e f ol C ' u , ll 'i , ' ' ' ' l . l if N I 1-l nes Harris HLQ. fate Fya., ' ine Lihard R - .1 Pzd .our Mjler Q W ad hon , , il '. son Mr Flute , ' -Edie Easier Glass , l ' :urn No.and Dirrirn Llc l Kmhej: lonnoon Eleven Quahfy for Qu1l1 and Scroll Although Peru s Qutll and Scroll chapter 1S one whlch fosters few act1v1t1es 1ts membershlp IS consrdered the hlghest 1ournal1sm recognrtxon wh1ch a stu dent may recelve Th1s year eleven new members were 1n1t1ated 1nto the SOC1elY Al1ce Iones PSIUVIGII edrtor ln chtef was the only prevrous member to start the new year Before complete membershtp 1S attalned the student must be chosen by the publrcatrons sponsor and approved by the executlve secretary Samples of the publrshed work of the candtdate are submttted to the nat1onal offtce for careful constderatron After formal 1n1t1at1on new members are entttled to wear the Qulll and Scroll p1n and are prlvlleged to recelve the monthly Qulll and Scroll magazrne Narclssus or Peruvmn workers who have been outstandmg on erther ed1 tor1al or busmess staffs may be ellgtble for membershlp and they are chosen early 1n the calendar year by M1ss Ann Arnold publrcattons advrser Art Students W1n Exh1b1t Pnzes Commercml Club Rowl Tate C Bell Cox Burnett Mavrtck Robxnson Rothermel Chrttum Etken berry Ramgh Kenworthy :1us1e Landgrave Sally Land grave I Sharp Spradlmg Row 2 M1ss Wagner M1ss Wood Douglass Ergo P Hunter Stewart Grteblmg Knott Dame Mathls rlunter Floor Edson Hartle road McNutt Marks M Donovan Row3 Sawyer Spellman Hosman Schwartz Whtte head Sherr ll Hunt Mlller xnter Butt Brower P Bell Constable Kmndlesrark er Whybrew McPhall Row 4 Hters Hartz Dov.n mg Eby Case Cunmnghar' Arthur Beara S ones K ar' er Ryan Petterson Helm C Sharp Iudy T1llett loanna Brower W1lla Howell Lee Massey and Ellzabeth Werner were cash prlze w1nners rn the Art club exh1b1t December 14 The members of the club hope to make thts exhrbtt an annual affatr to further the 1nterest of art among hlgh school students Under the superv1s1on of Mr Wayne Taylor the Art club redecorated the can teen fash1oned programs for the Chrlstmas dance deslgned the 1un1or class play posters parnted the operetta scenery and made the large football sched ule that was placed on the f1re statton lawn Th1s club and the Sen1or Y Teens promoted the dance after the Peru Plymouth football game Art club members served as hosts and hostesses for the exh1b1t Portratt of Amenca wh1ch was dlsplayed at the Peru publlc l1brary for two Weeks begtnnrng Aprll l0 Presldent of the Peru Hrgh Schoor Art club was Iudy Tlllett whose asststants were Mar1lyn Vance v1ce pres1dent and W1lla Howell secretary treasurer 'Y I . - I I I 1 . . . 1 ' I - - I 1 1 1 , . - - . - I I 1 1 1 1 , . . , ' I I I I - . . .. . . ,, . . . 1 1 1 I - I I - ' I Qin . ., 1 .- ..... .. . l.- ... 1 . 1 . 1 1 1'- , 1, , , , 2 - ' t' r..- f i ' ' ' C G Wig., 4. as u1ll and Scroll Row l Ratrtgh lortes lng rsoll Reece Ryan XA Row 2 Enyart Spell man Mts Arnold Fulton Kolb Denton Tudo Glassbun not pxctured Art Club Rowl Monesmlth Ruble Howell T1llett Vance Flohr Shernll nett Woodhouse B1shop Mr Taylor Kramer Sharp Arthur Rhodes XP ziw Commerclal Club Boasts Large Enrolhnent As one of the larger clubs 1n PHS th1s year the Commerctal club had a total of 62 students members Anyone on the commerctal curnculum or anyone tnterested tn commerctal work was eltgtble for membershtp September 28 a party was gtven to tmttate the new members Small green feathers were worn by the tmtates the week tollowmg the party A Sad1e Hawkms dance open to the enttre school was g1ven November 2U Those who attended came as characters from Al Capps comlc Slflp ln add1t1on the Commerctal club and the Honor Soclety sponsored a dance atter the Wabash football game October l5 Othcers for the year were as follows Charlotte Ramgh prestdent Marlene Etckenberry v1ce prestdent Carol Chtttum secretary and Helen Rothermel treasurer Mtss Ruth Wagner was head sponsor whtle MISS Hester Wood Mtss Cleo Mavnck and Mr R1chard Dorovan were ready to gtve thetr servtces any ttme 43 .K C , 1 l HILL' ' 'sn . 1 '-of .J 6 ' Q . .1 I I 0 ' ,vf g - ' ' . ., f i 9 , , , l , ' . 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Co Edltors Head Narclssus Staff Headmg the 1949 Ncrrclssus stall thrs year were Kathleen Ryan and Char lotte Ratrtgh co edrtors Assrstmg them were Charles H111 busmess manager and Iane Walpe senlor edrtor Underclassmen passed before the camera on Tuesday October 5 1948 for the1r rndtvtdual p1ctures All senrors and faculty members appeared tn the1r best b1b n tuckers at the appotnted t1me for the1r portralts October 6 and 7 The annual Narcxssus audltorrum was presented October 12 and carrled out the theme of the 1949 yearbook lt Seems As Though It Were Only Yesterday Staff members were 1ntroduced and the theme and plans for thrs year s book were dlscussed Pledge cards were dlstrrbuted at the close of the program To further the campatgn a dlsplay of past books and p1ctures was arranged 1n the showcase rn the mam hall Kathleen Ryan Charlotte Ratngh Charles H111 and Ioeann Enyart attended the IHSPA conventron at Pranklm college late ln October Kathleen and Char lotte aga1n represented the staff at the NSPA conventron held durlng Thanks glvmg vacatron at the French Lrck Sprmgs Hotel May 20 1948 was N Day for d1str1but1on ol the 1948 Narclssus ed1ted by Barbara Held The 1948 book recelved All Amerrcan honor ratmg rn natronal competrtton Ioeann Enyart and Ioan Iones Jumor edltors for the 1949 book were tn complete charge of underclassman p1ctures and helped arrange the props for mformal shots taken on the twtn prcture days November 2 3 Mtss Ruth Wagner superv1sed the ad staff and MISS Hester Wood wrth the a1d of homeroom 119 was m charge ol subscrlptrons Mlss Ann Arnold was faculty advtser for the edttorral stall Ncxrcxssus Edltors Seated Raxngh Ryan Walpe Standmg Iones Mxss Arnold Enyart A, 44 Ncxrclssus Ed1tonal Staff Seated :mdgra S Q O aol Vcm Stcmdmg I I T :Ip M P Narc1ssus Ad Staff Seeded VQW O C101 H111 Mus Wagner Tote Standmg E c k e 1 D Cx Knapp Chlttum Narclssus Collectors How 1 BQGQOI1 Tltu Q Wim Browve Rvcx E K CI ger Whlehgcxd F1 Iohmson Row 2 Wmlg Sum D-czgnen Laudewscwlczg Ove Sm1tH Hmggl 11 bu '1 Murphy M Woo Row 3 C011 C dnb P 1 11 V' J ge 1 y R1 1' -If 1!Y' Peruvian Adds New Features . . . When Peruvian staff members returned to school in September, they dis- covered that the publications office had been painted a light green. Alice lones editor in chief and Mary Slicker business manager headed the staff and for the first time in several years a news editor Neva Reece and a student photographer Charles Ahnert were added to the staff Ioan Spellman served as feature editor while Marilyn Denton filled the position of copy editor lim Iones handled circulation and kept the files Editor Iones and Business Manager Slicker attended the IHSPA convention at Franklin college in October Again in November they reveled in the luxury of the French Lick Springs Hotel location of the NSPA convention The publications office was open for inspection on the annual PTA visiting day November 17 Iournalism books and scrapbooks were on display for the parents Late in May 1948 a large green cut cabinet was purchased for the publi cations office lt was received during the summer and is being used by both the Narcissus and Peruvian staffs to store cuts for future use This year several new features were added to the Peruvian National polls were taken among lunior and senior students and the results were published Questions and answers concerning the United Nations were also published weekly Miss Ann Arnold served as faculty sponsor for both editorial and business staffs and Mr D H Boone supervised the print shop boys Peruvian Heads Seated Denton lones Standing Iones Ingersoll Spellman 011:-up-Q fu-ut E4- -:f 46 Peruvmn Edltonal Staff Seated L V 1 Stcmdmg Peruvmn Ad Staff Seated Cove Pmllxpy Shaker Monesmlth Bcrrdsley Stcxndmg Hartleroczd Fry Pr1nt Shop ow 1 Scwrwd C pn r V BGT1 1'lCl t Gcxuwt ow 2 Todd If O1 LA ow Mverb M M16 A ey THCYWQ Row 3 MSC QW NCCU . D Cam M Boo.-2 N' f.-Q J G 31 C'CIDD Mcxncs SFU DE' CQ Future Homemakers of Amenca Row 1 Rathle Frtzgerald M Mlller Waymlre A Welde man I Weldeman Mygrant Row2 M1ss Tereba Graf L Mlller P Flohr Wlse Pogue Rlchardson Row 3 Cole Crrst S1V1lS Wrlllams Martln Edmond Senlors Sponsor Dress REVIEW Modellng the new styles the Semor Y Teens promoted the annual sprmg dress TGVISW W1th both Iun1or and Semor members part1c1pat1ng For two weeks the members supervtsed the W1sh1ng Well at the Roxy theater tor the March ot D1mes collectlon In1t1at1on for both sectrons ot the club was scheduled October 6 because of the large membersh1p however the meet1ngs were held separately On Feb ruary 15 the grrls and the1r sponsor M1ss Ina Hornlsh held a Valentme party Manlyn Rule and Mar1lyn Vance were the two representatrves sent from the local Y Teens club to Camp Carson near Prmceton lndrana tor the state Y Teens camp durmg the thrrd week 1n August Otttcers of the Seruor Y Teens were as follows Mary lean Lowe prestdent treasurer Mary Kramer soctal cha1rman and Marllyn Vance program chatr man Iunlors D1scuss Socral Relatlons W1th M1ss Helen Brundage servlng as sponsor the Iumor Y Teens held several homeroom meetmgs stressrng personal and socral relat1ons Informa t1on concern1ng var1ous colleges was collected by dttterent members and at a serres of meetmgs they presented thrs lntormatron to the club as a whole under the toprc of What Makes an Educated Woman For the1r serv1ce prolect the glrls chose to send Easter cheer ot fru1t and candy to the people at the M1am1 County Home Elarne Scott was charrman for thrs prolect November 23 the gtrls met for a prtch rn and come as you are party 1n the Canteen In May the group held rts annual prcmc at Maconaquah park A cosmet1c demonstratlon was grven for both the Iumor and Senror Y Teen mem bers February 8 Ofhcers chosen 1n the Iumor Y Teens tor the year were lean Wayne presr dent Patr1c1a Mavr1ck VICE prestdent Dorothea Lrfe secretary Dorothy Mc Nary treasurer Helen Cunmngham soclal charrman and Marrlyn Denton program chalrrnan 48 l I I I Barbara Stewart, vice-presidentg Marilyn Rule, secretaryg Aileen Glessner, 1 . ' ' 1 ' , ' - I I I . Future Homemakers Attend Conventions Part of a national organization, tie locaQ chapter ot the Future lfloxemakers of Arierica sent tw-fo voting delegates to the tall central district rneeting at Plainield. Again March l2, two voters went to Southport, the location of the storing convention. One representative was also designated to go to the state conference at Muncie. Y. Qld rnernbers of the club held a candlelight invitation service for the new girls, October l3. Twenty-tvfo rnernbers chose these leaders tor the year: Mary Wayrnire, pres- identy Annabelle Weidernan, viceebresidentg Bonnie Mygrant, secretaryg Mare ilyn Miller treasurer' Marie Fitzgerald rerorter' Melba Rathje historian- lane Weidenan parliarnentarian and Mr Carroll Weide an criapter mother Miss Bertha Tereba served as faculty sbonsor Elk: 49 Sen1or Y Teens R wl Miller Knott l-lul Garbet Glessner Lowe Stew ar K arrier Vance ufe Walpe Rothermel Row 2 Miss l-lornish Fiser Schram Bowerman Robinson Eckelb rger Allman I-lartle road Sharp Whitehead Rig gle Tae Row 3 Del.o hte Lauden schlager Slicker Bardsley lones Hartleroacl Ryan Iohn Serige Behle VJood iou Mol i.tt Iunlor Y Teens Row l S Hua tz Vance el S wyer Wayne Ma rick Mcllary Wil son Tha Keriworthy Land g awe How 2 M B uridage uitz G lahan I-lnffe F a M K llorh Ge-ye Dreclc w 3 H Million Ake VJ n e Mi le rtirtgl' Osdol S ar, B s d O te w 4 P eri Ti e W Howell l-lurtt Wolf R e D c Peace Sco C,l'l Kolb Ho If 4 f f 4 f .J f 1 A 1 .. , L Q S. 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Pcttrol Boys Dxrect Trafhc This organxzatlon of patrol boys IS nat1onally sponsored by the Chlcago Motor Club and locally by the Young Busmess Mens Assoclatlon whose members supplled ra1ncoats and other needs The members of thxs serv1ce organ1zat1on contlnually l1ved up to the h1gh standards for wh1ch they have always been noted Captam Edward Kalser of the Peru pollce force acts as thelr superv1sor whlle Mr Dav1s Mr Rufe and Mr Delph are the faculty sponsors Charles l..1ttle was chosen rn September to act as student captam and Dan Sedam Bob Woodhouse and Adnan Marks as l1eutenants The patrols pr1mary duty lS to guard the crosslngs at S1xth and M1am1 Slxth and Cass and the b1cycle dr1ve For enterta1nment the Alhance Theater Corporatlon pays for the1r adm1ss1or1 to a movfe once every s1x weeks and the orgamzatlon holds a party 1n the sprmg Red Cross Cheers Shut 1ns Sclence Club How l Wol te 1 H W g y '-lo s Ahne I How Welsh O dol Row Arnold anne 2 h Kennedy E on l Wxldma N D at 4 Ing ll Wl g Under the sponsorsh1p of M1ss Ehzabeth Rldenour members of the lunlor Red Cross club sent greetlng cards to local shut ms on all ho11days durmg the year and aga1n sent Chrxstmas boxes to the chlldren of Europe Tray favors were made at Chnstmas and g1ven to the Wabash and Duke hosp1tals stuffed toys were made for the ur1derpr1v1leged ch1ldren an album exchange was carr1ed on w1th Hawau and at Easter nut cups were sent to the Veterans hospltal at Mar1on these were some of the projects of thts year s Iumor Red Cross February 14 found s1ng1ng valent1nes be1ng sung 1n classes The money taken 1n was contrlbuted to the Nahonal Chlldrens l-'und an OFgGI'11ZGl1OI'l whlch sends money clothmg and books to the needy chlldren of Europe Kathern Cox VICE pres1dent Evelyn W1lson secretary Arlene Garland treas urer and Ioan Carlson reporter 50 . . I I I , - I l I I Seventeen members chose as their officers Ioanna Brower, presidentg , ' - ' 9 ' , J , - I 1 - S fe H1., En- ycxr, 1ll, rx le , f ger , X' . -Els er , , ds uslus, Van s , n, rr Lce 3-Stuber, Fenner , M gets, Latthews S , erso In e Q ,, at 'X L. ., 1 Patrol Boys wl Qjcm B ho Row 2 un: oL.se el 1 Iun1or Red Cross Row 1 Fmtzgerold Stover Gorlcmd Cox Brower Wml n Crist Row 2 Mrss Rrclenour lfohr Graf lcberg Goshet 'Mcncmun Clark Eberle Weldemcn Wcymlre D1ce Sponsors Young Sclentlsts Creotmg on mterest 1n scrence ond msullrng o deeper understondmg of 1ts pr1nc1ples rn the sludents of PHS the Sc1ence club went soulxng olong smoothly under the leodershrp of Mr less Drce du mg the roost yeor Every other Mondoy the members met ln Mr D1ce s room to conduct ofter closs expenments glve demonstrohons ond heor new 1deos on sc1ence Alter the club Nos newly orgomzed ror the eor m Seorember Chorles H1ll was chosen Presrdent Cworles Ahneri vlce rresrdent ond Dowd Conn secre dry rreosurer ln order to he successful o club rrust take port m eftro currvulor ochvrues The Scrence club rs no excepuon Besrdes co sponsorlng on ofter gome donce 1t held on oudrtonum 1n the sr rmq Among ns own octrvmes were o sorrno P Cn f' mot on rlofures ond nrooroxrrs or ever! mee-hng l ' K7 i. . . . Noble Heads Peru High .grectir :Z tzie entire rnqac decdrirneni QS llr. fdities Ifccie This LS lffr ffobies fgrsi 'AIQCY dt ?erg Scliccl he forrnerij: fdgglit Cf Agdd- ccn lndtnd He 'I1flGITd'3d lcrddn Ccnservd- 'ir '-.' if lfgzic dnd Butler L1Ifl','EYSlf'3' ffr. ffchle lieliied direct the Fcdec Gnd :nerf EUC, He disc organized both the lodnd dnd ddnce icdnd lfcriiiing tile bopinddries of lndidnd '.'.' itil the i'ef.'ci'.'ing P in the center dnd 1-fedring tnose colcrfdl red ond green lights cn their iidts, Peru Hidfi School Bdnd ddded izgticii to tlie rousing :fini cf czir sclicol song dt dll of t:1e:gor:.etoot- odli denies Mr. Iames Noble TLC Cciiverfge cenlennidl, tiie Ciirixtiiids con- zert, tlie spring concert, tlie Ariiiistce Ddy rd- todo, ond tfie dnnuctl Pour City Festival C11 l'flGf1C1'1 were only d few of tlie bdnd s pertorinf CITICGS. Peru High School Bcxnd . . . Row l-Goshert, Duncan Tornes Chttfurn Row 2'--Dewdrt Rtihle, Ecicelcdrger, K Scnrdrti W 1yne Mills, Lowe, Kramer Gdllcthdn, Seddrn Cain Row 3-e Brownlee, Slielburn Million Miller Wylie Cndrteria Honenberqer Kndpp, Cunningham, Massey, Carpenter Behle, Stdrnbdugli Row 4-Mainz: VVil.1on,COtner, l, Sclirdrn Fisher Berger Fese ler, Akers Harris, Easter Hernddl Row 5-Wolfe, Mdthis, Wray, Wzrner Little Wooten, Mooney, Woodhouse lonn- son, Kennedy. Music Department . v- ,, 'TY,. ff,-f 4 4 1 ff e gr., wl,f.fA.3,.,.L,f,Cf1Q Cal, ve, r H N. A .M ,gen ,dcn :e,,.r,r,r. .,,d,.e.., dd, I m.-.,,g W, n.,,Q- fra ' ' .:.:,':,,. ,-.. I,,,r.,,: ...,M., .... a:t1'.'1t1ee agrxa ,ie past A :inducted the band cn eetera feed- g A M en.. .N f f .QW :Que ..,-.,a...5 tue ..r--.-. 'v X .1 :eri ai tie :Uma :ence Cave a'.'.'arde:iJ starred .e.,er- I li reicgxitiei cf their pzsiti Er: held f.rst Chair in the fgectiei, and lack H1 the . TL6Cft1K Cf the band Bair. also rieribers of the arches band, dance band, and Sang Jlltfl bam the charms and the advanced CKCLT. Band Ccxptcxin, Eric Wcxinscctt: student director, Icxck Berryman. Peru High School Band . . . Row 1-Welch, Goble Morne Pepe Row 2-Mooney, I. Baker Vfildrnan, R Hartteraad, Hunter D Baker Sharp Waodhouee, Mcllutt. Row 3-Marks Hayes, Fife, Good, N Miller Smith Saltz, Flora Been: fffarburger, Mcphar Row 4-Waixgzcott Overrnyer Ifclard, Kramer, Iugsfus, Applets: Pier Z. Miller, Life M Hartlerzad. Row 5-Tharrzp ,zen Opry, Butt, Berryman, Tcepfer Wilson, Ralstin fleher, Todd. Peru Hlgh School Orchestra Row l McKee Howell Massey Rasmussen Bardsley Ktng Row2 McCorma lc Shelburn Woodhouse C Toep ler Cook Overrnyer Wamscott Vtsher Hayes Wllson Wlldman Row 3 Mr Noble Woodhouse Appleton Gralft l.1ttle Sherrlll Orchestra Plays at School Programs Although thls years orchestra was smaller than that of former years 1t played for a num ber of programs Htghllghtmg the orchestras appearances was the Four Way Mus1c Festl val at Mar1on Muslc students from Peru and the surround1ng c1t1es ot Manon Kokomo and Logansport attended the annual attatr Pep Band MUSIC tor the Jumor and sen1or class plays was provlded by the orchestra Also on th1s year s schedule were the Chnstmas concert on December 21 and the spr1ng concert Apr1l 22 Mr lames Noble was conductor of the group and Norma Shernll was plan accompamst Howl Wtldman Berryman Kenneav But Toep'er Todd Z N'1ller Behe Row 2 Hartleroad lv'cN t N Mzller Lowe Schram Wayne L1e McPha1l Cunnmgha How 3-Overmye Harms Wxlson Wamscot Akers Apple on Flsher Car ene Row 4 'Woodhouse Nathxs Wray Xia ne Iohnson Pep Band By falthtully playlng for our rep sesslons the pep band en hvened that ol school Splfll before our b1g games The wel co r mg greetlng 1t blasted forth as we entered the gym helped us back our team The band as led several Ver parades r g the nalls precedmg sol le ct our 1mportont games onglnal rdea ot Mr Noble the band was composed of l nrt uslc students . . . 7 , , , , - A C , , A ' I l I . , . , . . , ' . . . . , , . - - I Q , . , 1 1 U ' . . . - , . ' 2 . ' . , Q , . . W '- , A..A, . , , , , A, , Ml, . r, , ' , ' 1, , t , , p.tr, - , ' I .- . n 1 I . , ' Yx. . . . - M l-C A AJ .J . ly R ' ' t.cu f. - Y' ,A . V 1' ,V ,vw ' V . Peru Hlgh School Choir Row 1 Hut S M '1 NG ,J .fr k Ho we ow 2 Fr cn l r CI y Nm' DllZ e P Sh md McClc11r1 Sch dm Koh e Row 3 B ryrnfm Wh1tt r W1l on Ar hur Todl Wo dl dtb V1 d O e r' Nom ott Toepter or ChO1I Recelves New Robes Cho1r YTSSTS ond robes were urchosed fcr The cutstcmdmg prodr1ct1on by th1s m1xed the Peru l-hgh School cho1r by tne MUSIC Po cho1r wos the presertohcn ot the com1c oper ents ASSOClGllOH ond Mr Clyde Cunnmghom etto HMS Pmczfcre Morch lU ll The group d1rector ond the 40 members of the cho1r were ot the Peru Mus1cc1le Feoruorf 23 ond repre ot school every mornmg ot 7 30 the trrst semes sented Peru vocor ly ot the Four Wdy Feshvol ter to DFCICTICG Moy 6 Dance Band Howl M1ll XNllG 'lUl'1 Nr ool Ndnl n R11 e dccomp n1 t Row 2 To pt r Ber y 1o1r1 Butt W1l on Ove m er JV cott Row 3 l.1ttl er lll Wcodlrou e Mo 1 Dance Band Becouse no other tune wos ovouloble the th1rteen members ot the donce bond devoteo the1r lun fl hour t proct1cn Tre two c1ccomoom1 ts ot tte bond were Normo Sherr1ll ond lJlc1r1lvn Rule Mr lomes N o e e ct th usr derort e octed os d1rector W1th the1r new stords dn c to cv1 ed t r re scnc e roup CI lOSl ot the cxtter gome get to ethers 1h tre old gfm DD - e, herrill Hull 1chdel,Pri:e Rogers, Moore Beeson Tote Vz, ce De' rt, Hop'-es, Md' rc , ' ell, R J e 'I :z er, Ake 2, Mclf me , Reece l ' .e-rfs, Rorzfs, Werner ' l,r, ence .er ri r , 1' 1 er ' 1, 1 e1, 's 1 i1 , , G xoure, Cr J ,K 'l rndn r.1yer, T ' :sc , e ,W s- Qey Noland, Tully. I I superintendent of city schools. Mr. lormes Noble, also oppeored before the Kiwcrnis, Icxnuory 31, I Q I Y I V Y - - 1er ' ' , 1 , ff' e, 1 Ly 'f , 1 3 4 ee ,'s, r13' 'cins -'eSh- r' , 1 1. s, ins fb, vig.: fmt L, if I I T 'sr n M ,E X K LA T - , I '1 ' 1 cl 11 o ' i U, 1 T 1 ' 1 '1c T A f A' 1 . 1 T CA l , M h Cid V1 'e In' 'c A, rnont, . J , Y 5 L, d rnusi A ro ld 1o by t'1 school, th g c 1' pl yed dt f-- ' Q 5 .1 1 1 A . gl J NN KHP ed 519 rand CCQIDPCN egg Mofqot Love 5110 xnfl Bute x'5eoKe Nohvftw Ami! SWB DY Noble Organlzes Mus1c Club Under the d1rect1on of Mr Iames E Noble new mustc tnstructor Peru Hrgh School s frrst Mus1c club was organ rzed Srnce a large number of students were rnterested 1n such a club two groups were formed Offrcers for the 1un1orsen1or d1v1s1on were Enc Warnscott presrclent Orton Toepfer VICE presrdent and Betty Behle secretary The freshman sophomore groups elected Charles Mathls presrdent Glenn Oury v1ce presrdent and Harry Beard secretary Mr Noble sponsored both d1v1s1ons Through the work of the Mus1c club the operetta agatn made tts appearance rn Peru Htgh School after an ab sence of l6 years HMS Ptnafore by Grlbert and Sulll van was presented March lU ll An audrtonum Decem ber l5 and a dance Ianuary l5 after the county basket ball tournament were also on therr hst of GCl1V1l1eS Chnstmas trme found the members carohng 1n the halls and rn front of the Mtamr County courthouse Dunng the regular meetrngs of the second semester vanous students gave lectures of mustc appreclatron about famous composers ln each dtscussron the Com posers brography and examples of hrs rnusrc were rn cluded 56 Mus1c Club Row 1 Toepfer Bel1M Wolf Werderran Srwts L Eckelbar ger Laudens hlager Land graxe Pearcy Tharp Krle Mrchael M Mo ns Spradnng Row2 M Hunter Hartle road Wylxe Sh lburn Ruble Miller Morse Fesler Cotner Hayes N Sharp Wrlson Car penter Baker Row 3 Mathrs Clark Pogue McCormack Krmsey Iones Palmer Worsley Shoemaker Dame Musto Carnthers Woo en Row 4 Brownlee Barnhart Iackson Wlse Sharp Hosman Wolfe Gallahan Marburger Sharp Whybrew Black Pea therstone lsenbarger Mus1c Club Howl Loe Shernll Enyart Marks Kmgery D111 Beard Mathrs Oury Kenworthy Land grave Rrfe M1ller Hoppes Hunter Row 2 Kramer Vance Saw yer Van Osdol Kolb Welde man Creager Wrlson Char ters Dewart Kahre Butt Goshert McPha11 Kerschner Webb Row3 Oates Akers Dxtzler McKee Prtce Klng Smrth Wrnters Howell Setty Sher man Wolf Pence Appleton Iones Enyeart Row 4 Flsher M1ll1OH Llfe Mavnck Good Todd Wood house Arnold Wayne Butt Rhodes Kennedy Wrlson Drechsler Mus1c Club Rowl Werner Kramer Mc Nutt Hull Iohnson Mr Noble Wamscott Behle Toepfer Bardsley Rogers Row 2 Hartleroad M1ller Glessner Daly Foy Beeson Vance Tate Rufe Woodhouse Long McKamey How 3 Wrlson Garland Knapp Boyer Eckelbarge Schram Laudenschlager Lowe Rrggs Harns Row4 Ryan Worsley Crabb Wrldman Oxe rnye Noland Iones Kr N 1- my K . 1 - 1 1. . 1 - 1 1 5 1 A 1 ' 's 2 . J 11 1 ' 1 - ' 1 C 1 ' P I 1 1 - 1 X ' . r' , . 1' 4 ' - 1 1 - ' 1: 1 1 H 1 , . Y v . -1 1 ,4 , , , 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 . L I I D 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' I 1 1 - I 1 . . ' - 1 1 I I 1 Q' P' 5 ' ' ' ' ' af ' 1 . . - . X - I I I - XQY- 1 1 1 Cb 95 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I - I 1 1 1 . . , I I , - I I I I I - ' ' ' I I I . 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 I 1 ' I 1 - - I - . . I I 1 ' I 1 I ' I I I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1. . 11 , . 1 . . 1 1 1 I ' I - . ' - 1 , . . . I I Y 1 . . , ... 1 1 J 1 , ' Y.. Y . , . A J - wh P-Q 'Y P' Boys League Cabmet Boys League lfotton FICTUISS of t e World Ser1es and rre football shorts slroun to all hlgh s s hlghltghted tae acttvtttes of the Boys eague thts year Thrs new feature of the or gantzat on was tntroduced by the presldent Blll Barnhart wlth the help of the sponsors Ur To, Iones Mr Paul Prrble Mr Phtlluo Ortuvem Mr H L Rector and Mr Rlchard Donovan Sponsormg the annual Sweater l-lop heads trte l1st of the league s aotlvmes Sweaters of all colors could be seen m the old gym on t'1e mght of Aprll 2 Other act1v1t1es rncluded the Thanksgtvmg audttorrum the dance fo lowtng the Hartford Clty basketball game on November l2 the pubhshtng of the Gold and Roadmg tm th a1r l lf lou Barnhat Cunrnng tam rtght Harrl Bowle Mathews Black address books and the offtoral fresh man 1n1t1at1on Workmg w1th Pres1dent Barnhart were Ben Bowles vtce pres1dent Ed Matthews secre tary Dlck l-larns treasurer and Ed Cunntng ham sergeant at arms Boys League Representahves Rowl Kramer Gross Cunnlngham Bov le I-larrls lngleman Row 2 Martm Boxell Boyer Hadsell M111 Schoenman Mr Iones Row 3 Zabst Butt Owermyer Arnold G1b on Alley sl? aw. 58 I I I . . 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N ' g v ' ' ' A V , , Y v . . . , , . . , . . . . . 1 , . 1 o st ' s eft, .r. taxa, T, t l 5 ' ' , s, fs, . t ' : I ' 1 ' I 1 ' I 1 I - ' .l , ' ' . - , , ' , 1 S, , . m 4, . , , 3, , 4 ' Q I 'F . 5 , I V Q A Y .XL xl , Glrls League r t e 1' 5 K3 S Q C r 5 d t g l5 a e5e'1ted L. t P ,I c 2 t e and t e E 5 er aud1tor urn t e a r n1 o rc S51 e Rute ardte edsor 5 Stutesrnan mt the nelp of MISS Cleo Nav rck lfl1SS E zaoetn R1derou lfl:S Dear l711'f 1 M155 lf1ldred Sludeler M 55 Bert Tereba and Mr Wayne Taylor tne organ 1zat1on or 'noted fr1endl1r1e55 and g ve tf' al a1rl5 1n l11glr1 scloool a chance for 5erv1ce Other off1cer5 were Mary lean Lo NG vre pre51dent Patr1c1a Pence 'second VICE pre51 dent Kathryn Sonrarn secretary Do otnea late recordmg secretary Mary Kramer treasurer Mary lane Wyl1e a5515tant treas urer Marllyn Vance 5oc1al cl'1a1rrnan and Mary Kolb a5515tar1t oc1alcl1a1rrnan Glrls League Representahves ow l Ra1r1gl1 K amer Pett no Spel n hw p a 05 Kan Row 2 M155 R1denour M155 Te eba Ecnelnarger To Duncan I-la M MFNTlCK M155 F1HCh Row3 Ruble Schram Dame Enya' Co stable McCor 1ack I-loype . I l I Each yea h Gi l. League sponsors one of th- Chool .- largest Social affairs the h i txas dance. ln ad 'i ion to 2515 dance the ir 'fe ET 5 . 5 'cn hi1ia5 a5 the Kid art', O tober l , h Ciristriae agdl- toriuri, the Mother4Daughter tea, April 21 .1 a t . ' ' 1 Under lea 'e.5l.'p f A r d nt Marilyn 'I , .' n a p 15or, M15 Marg' v .' 5 ' X - Y l . . . .H 1 , . ll . . r, .. . ' .ol , ' ' , 15 ha , , A . , .A Q ' ' ' A o. ' ' . a 5 : ' , L - , , . . , r V V I A , 5 , 5 , - z , z - n l I R - A ' , r , e S n Qrna I ' va 1 I 3 H 1 we evle' mm e the pi? 8 O QT x0 QYW 5 O Ove O QQ I0 def' S tx alt 1 lego 6 Slgllxom Fe Btcllox d O 610 O 5 Ollubs gift 5 Monson xv c XO! fiul GY gqefr qxc r G96 bed C1 VO QU H1 Y Clubs F1n1sh Busy Year Keeptng tn mtnd thetr purpose To create ma1nta1n and extend throughout school and commumty htgh stand clubs completed thetr twenty ftfth year as a progresstve club at Peru l-ltgh Because of a large membersh1p the sophomore group was dtvlded tnto two secttons w1th Mr Cyr1l Hall and Mr Thomas Yeager servtng as advtsers Mr Clarence Oury aga1n led the freshmen and Mr Noel Davts w1th the as slstance of Mr Thomas Young the sen1ors An 1mpress1ve candlellght mtttatton was held for the 1n com1ngsen1or members October 3 wtth Mr F A Drechs ler secretary of the local YMCA a spectal guest Mr Drechsler also spoke at the freshman 1n1t1at1on November 8 durlng whtch 54 members were 1nducted A large representatton from each group attended the thtrty ftfth annual H1 Y conference for the Lafayette dts tnct at Kentland lndtana October 5 Accompanted by the1r advxsers 34 boys made the tr1p Thts year s theme of the conference was Now ls the Hour wtth each address and dtscusston centenng on th1s theme Peru was also represented at the sprmg conference held at Purdue un1 verstty Durtng the week of Ianuary 24 30 the Sentor H1Y op erated a booth tn the matn hall to atd the March of Dtmes dnve for 1nfant1le paralysts and collected contnbuttons at the ftnal game of the Mtaml County tourney and also at the T1pton and Logansport games The club collected over S500 for the polto fund 60 Semor H1 Y Row l Hams Crabb No land Overmyer Puterbaugh Baker Chns Dlrrtm Same Toepler Row2 Mr Davts Ahnert Parsons Lenotr Rogers Eultz Penner Mtller Van Osdol Wolfe Alley Mr Young Row 3 Carden Htll Case Butt Easter Appleton Rhodes Houser Flsher Crtppen Sophomore H1 Y Row 1 Shafer Lmmger Baker Ftser Schoenman Good Schmtdt Kramer Van Osdol Mack Rothermel Karowsky Smtth Row 2 Howard Powell L voncher Kerner Arthur Boxell Oury Foy Dowlmg Anderson Marquts Lund Iones All baugh Burnett Mavrlck Row 3 Mr Yeager Fry De haven Hancock Eby Hadsell Beard Iordan Snyder Grleb Row 4 McKenz1e Poor Spencer Starkey Greer Al wtne l-lxlgeman Grtggs Detsch Sovers MCMIDH Hat fteld Freshman H1 Y Howl lvf Hters R ones Wackerle Easter Gtbson B HICTS Doerr Buckalew Gross Glassburn McKamey Ellts Row 2 Mr Oury McNary Schram Neher Hemdal Mtlls Ogden Dock Boyer Easter day Doyle We1s M Burrous OConnell Row 3 Cotner McCa1n l-I Guyer Dagnen Hoff Ftntcle Foy B Iones Mtller Temple Wttttg Row 4 lsenbarger Brown W Reed B Burrous Barnett Held Matthews Rtchards Smith Melltnger Stanton De Brular I Reed L, .T ' . .' I 1 n -f , ' , , ' x M . A ,-1 , , . . u O T 1 A , , , , 00 I I -if' ' ag W1 ,xx ru ' - ' - 6 , , , ' . I X.. G Y QTL 5 . 1 ' bx Q 'W KX Y ff' 4 1 A at . e , B OP ' - . . . YK ' - XN ' V - . ' ' , T I I Q- - I - ' I ' - I I I l I I - ards of Christian character, members of the three Hi-Y ling, Illoller, Nlr. Hall. I ' ' , , ' . . - - - . ' , . I , . Marilyn Rule 'lf Rodeo Court Readmg left t rlght I Sharp Manlyn Denton Carole 'V Balley Marxlyn Rule queen Elsa Roblnson mald of honor Patr1c1a Sagester Elalne Wolf and AllCe Van Osdol Precedmg the two performances of the 1948 Rodeo g1ven November IU and ll Manlyn Rule was crowned Rodeo queen by R1chard Ztmmerman student body pres1dent After the crowmng and the theme song Tommy T1ger Come Home had been presented Manlyn and her court retlred to the throne where they enyoyed the rest of the show The queen and attendants were elected by popular vote of the students The theme held the spec1a1t1es together by presentmg the hlstory of Peru Rlchard Smlth por trayed Tommy T1ger Four spec1a1t1es Western Style Stormy Weather Green Pastures Green Pastures Scene All during the Green Pastures scene Floyd Wray floated along laztly on a cloud whale the rest of the angels IH thts Negro heaven sang Summer Tlme and Halleluyah Y. .L--. 62 , 1+ ' t ' H W ' L, ,, rl . ' 'i at , ' Y r t ' 3 'f Lv . 'S f 1 A ' x I K W I . - -D - ' . O I O i V -4' . ' , ' . , I A I - I , I , and Desert Song, were given during the course of the show. , 2 3 'iw i ' fbi' ' p we ' it W' A , K f t. V A ' 1, I 'I --A- 'J 'W' , , I ' L Reigns Over 1948 Rodeo . Mr, lames Hawker, speech instructor, directed the show, assisted by Mr. lames Noble, music department head, and Mary Woodhouse, senior, who served as student director. Marilyn Rufe was piano accompanist, with Norma Sherrill assisting. Rodeo Scenes . . . In the l'Storrriy Weather scene Diane Ditzler gazes De Lawd tlim Fultzl looks clisapprovingly at Eliza- fondly at lim lones who sings A Fellow with an Um- beth Grafft who gives out with Why Dont You Do brellaf' Right? in the Green Pastures scene. Elizabeth Werner wows 'em with 'Buttons and Bows Student body president Richard Zimmerman crowns in the Rodeo number, Western Style. Marilyn Rufe queen of the 1948-49 Rodeo. Harem girls, Charlotte McPhail, Lynnette Marks, and Amid fluffy umbrellas and pretty girls, Al tBill Ar- Helen Pecen, sway to the oriental music in Desert Song, thurl Iolson, warbles April Showers. 'lSerenade, sung by Thelma Rogers, is another se- With his harem surrounding him, Victor Tully sings quence of the Desert Song. the Desert Song. We Shook the Famlly Tree W1th characters talltng all around the Jumors Shook the Famlly Tree February 2 1949 Thetr mterpretatron of Hmldegorde Dolsons expertences evoked wave after Wave of laugh ter from the audrence Worms rn the front room nud packs for the leadmg lady and knrckers on a hugh school Junror made thelr aopearances through ut the comedy c one ot We Shoot: the Famrly Tree was pre sented tor dramatrc coaches at the Teachers lnstltute on October 21 1048 'Www IVA 0 Come Over to Our House Before a capactty crowd on the nrghts ol Aprll 21 and 22 1949 the senlors presented a three oct comedy Come Over to Our House oy Marnane and Ioseph Hayes Our House was lull of adolescents who mrxed up the love atla1rs ot the whole nerghborhood and almost succeeded m blowmg up the house Thrs play called for an exceptronally large cast rn Nntch each character had a vrvxd 'Ind 1nd1v1dual personaltty Iumor Play Cast Seated I N g Stcmdmg A 1rey r 1 1 me N19 D ohea l.1te l':'COT aksupDoo'1y If 1. 1 o the Jnmor pl y Mr lame Hawker and An nette l.1llard d1rector and S u dent d1rector of Corne Over to Our House Sl'l'1ll9 over a scr1pt notahon Bernard Butt pounds the Vll lam Fhchard Alley wh1le Mar t1na Vance Shtrley W1lson Van Rhodes and Dorothy Mc Nary look on durmg a tense 'noment of the 1.1n1or play Fam1ly problems can de velop1ntot1ckl1sh s1tuat1ons a Martlna Vance R1charcl Sharp Harold Crmppen and Pat Pence found 1n We Shook the Fam1ly Tree In a scene from the sen1or play l11'r1 Fultz and Ehzabeth Werner pa s Russ1an blmtzes to the Eldndge household and fnends who have rut come from the vaudev1lle show Senxor Play Cast In front R1ggle Seated T11 lett G1ebl'ng Mile Rya Ga bert Werne RLID Grer' hott Da1r'e Reece :md Flch Stcmdmg Wooawouse Ha'1s Worsley Z1 1'ne man Fultz Noland Hobbs Rohrer Case and Krarner nl 0 I Y MUSICIGDS Present X One of the hxghhghts of the 1948 49 school year at Peru was the performance of HMS Pm afore a comxc operetta 1n two acts presented March 10 and ll 1n the old gymnasmm Playmg t1me was only httle more than an hour for an abrldged form of the famous show was used More than thlrty students comblned the1r efforts m an attempt to make Pmaiore a success In the course of the operetta Captaln Cor coran CDon Nolandl commander of HMS Pm afore and Ralph Rackstraw fW1ll1Gm Arthurl were found to have been exchanged m ch1ld hood Love stor1es centered around Captam Cor coran and L1ttle Buttercup Clflhzabeth Wernerl Ralph and Iosephrne lThelma Rogersl and S1r loseph Porter tEr1c Wamscottl the ruler of the operetta Dlrectors queens navy and Hebe tPatr1c1a Mavnckl Three people pooled the1r 1deas to make Pmaiore the The Vlllcnn Dlck Decdeye U-Iugh Wllsonj In best poss1ble Mr Iames E Noble had supervxslon over Stlued feor ln the minds of the Crew members and cous1ns of Hebe who accompan1ed Slr of the actxng and N1col1 Mrller served as student d1 rector Ioseph on h1s voyage Chorus members stop for a pxcture of the flrst act fmale As the curtam IS belng closed Hebes relatrves tg1rls chorus? slap merrlly around the stage 1n a large clrcle '-5 '1 -V-1 66 I I I l . 1 I - u 1 . - n I I , I , ,g s 1 q f 4 ' ' - . , , , . n h V . . I . . I . - all musical numbers, Mr. Iames F. Hawker was director , , , . A . . ,- I . q X r ' K K l 1 X ' V ' K ' ' X . f 4' . ' ' .3 .5 N ' x - ' - , W I A . 1 , ,' F 4 ' ' A I , ' 1 5 I t, t l 1 - 8 HIVIS Pmcxiore S ow h ot gulls tlv taxes e '13 Cx of losephre lT'1e Hoge D :ts they gon yt tp ole 're ecx of the hl 'ollou d by h 11 e '11 'le gy Cop cu Co corn c 'web o hrs ccom one efe g o fmd Lrttle Bgtter up lElzc1be 1 Wernerl seated or the de lc very souxllully gczmg t hr D1ClC Deadeye llnlugh W1lSODl watches cts L1ttle Buttercup and Iosephlne trptoe on deck and Ralph Rockstrovv fW1ll1Gm Ar hurl onxlously owcuts hls love losephme l.. e e r 1 n g Dtck Deodeye :lumps on stage ond fnghtens the crew of sculors to say noth mg of poor Buttercup Those who had pm rp pcrrts are left to rtght W1ll1c1'r Arthur Eltzobeth Werner Don Noland The-lmo Rogerb EIC Womscott and Pcxtncrcr Mcv nc L . 3 1 :-'Q 6.4 a ' 5X8 If f5f HBH l 7+ LL IK I ll v 1 - 1 1 1 , K K u l . , S J l J J I irl copl. Porter 'Eric 'f'J'11n3- 1 ' - 0 :tl .nf ', th-ln' 'Q' , , , , n ' .. . 1 .c . .mix rw 1 . . , . .. , , xv ,Q Ag I - 1 s r ' e ' ez I K ' f , . .r 1- I tl ,r, C 'tain Corcoran ff ' - ff 'Don fIol11xdL V :' L'- flf .' . af. ' 2 rx r n o.. J out N 1 ' f ' ., 'cnin t , f l V 1 ' ' . C' i ,Q ' . , I 5 c . . c k 1 W Q . . , f 1, ,., ' , g I l l I I I Y V JW V Le R V' 4 f 9 f t f , t r , -.M Y - Lg -Am ' 5 Z A , g . l K I X I S f X ff f , - 5. ' . f-1 B li , 7 I , 1 X ' . rl cool f I I 1 A A ' k. -- . . IT SEEMS AS THOUGH IT WERE ONlY YESTERDAY We thrilled to the tootball games . . . cheered the fellows at the Weekly pep sessions . . . eagerly watched the Waning seconds ot a basketball encounter . . . proudly displayed our first CIC basketball trophy . . . Hlways a major part ot school . . . ATHLETICS .59. Peru Fans Cheer Tlger V1ctor1es B111 Bgrrhgrt goes u f r g s e' cs TIPIOH s mg certer V mn does 5 est to stop hun Pcrsed t e rebe 'md are Bebo Cgvg rd Ben B N es Though the Contest v gr ug T Peru fgllfed G V1 T e gp S Blue Devus 59 ic 3 r 11r1g t1e 'rst Vree 1 'ers f en gddmg 1161 ey A F r 19 or cmutl er lf u ear Bengals 7 . ' . C Pier Q ' r Q' hi? b J ' . ' fer E: u. X' V W' naugii g. 0' 1 ., 'rcs E1 d fc '. 2-:gy fre . Ei les? ' l Many of the Tigers vlctories were the come-fromfhelurid tyre, '.'.'itE1 Peru tgl' 4 E fi tg gr fzr. - .im J 1. A.TY'I spur' te ferge .12 gd f f 3 :if CC 'lou' The 3' S , J vferi Cf TEIEHT 2219: Coaches R 'ldlrg I Pa Ma '1 l' P't1ll Coachmg Staff Thrs years coachmg staff was made up of SIX members Besrdes drrectmg me varrous athletlc actrvmes each of these men taught classes Mr Paul Pr1ble a new member of the staff mtroduced cross country last fall and coached sprmg track Mr P D Malaska coached the basketball team to new honors thrs year wrth the help of Mr Phrlhp Ortwem assrstant football and basketball coach Mr Ortwem also dmlled the tenms team The golf hnks aga1n felt the wrath of early golf as Toy lones led the team to tae greens Football m Peru means Gene Wernz A team coach Mr Rrchard Donovan dlrected the 48 B squad Student Managers Readrng fom left to r1ght Donald Hulce Iames Flser Dan Schoenman Georg Butzrn Blll Delslav '1 and Iohn Pender Peru has always turned out effr c1ent managers thrs year be1ng no exceptron Donald I-lulce Iames F1ser and Dan Schoenman have worked hard to crovrde our basket ball team wrth the flnest of servrce for better team morale ln football and basketball hours are sacrrfrced to hold thrs honored t posttton George Butzrn, Btll De l Haven, and Iohn Penner acted as managers for the football squad 71 el ff. I 1 ff lf jf , 4 I I I k e ' l 'rom lei! to rightn ul Prilcle P D, - -' . 1 5:13, QQ ip Ort- - 1 '11-ein, Toy lone: Gene ' ' ' 'Nernz and Richard Don- N ovan. , A ' . . - . - , - , . . . . , . L , . . l . , . . . , ' Y I 9 ' , ' e., . ' 1 , TOP BOW MIDDLE ROW Earl Kurowsky Senior End Michael Roberis Senior, Tackle William Lenoir Warren Griggs Senior, End Sopnornore Guoxri lack Iarrett funior Tackle Decm Worsley Senior Gxcrd Phil Gilgrist Ben Bowles Senior Tioki ftnior, Cerifer 72- BOTTOM ROW Bill Chris Senior, Hollbock Phil Munsey lunior End ond Bac Phil Parsons, Senior, Quarterback Iames Cczvcmaugh Senior, Qpzzrterh xiii Richard Zimmerman Senior Fullhiok ic TOP ROW MIDDLE ROW BOTTOM ROW Iames Carden Richard Harris Bob Rogers Senior, Tackle Senior, fullback Iunior, Tackle Marvin Tucker Dick Williams Pat Saine Iunior, End Senior, Guard Senior, Guard and Tackle Dick Myers Bill Leill Dean Houser Senior, End Senior, Fullback Senior, Guard and Back Gene Rohrer Lowell Dirzim Don Noland Senior Center Senior, Center Senior, Halfback Tigers Face Power-Laden Schedule . Fall weather and football are as much a part of each other as nuts are of a fruit cake Peru's gold sutted warrlors faced a power laden schedule for the 1948 season Openlng aga1nst Kokomo and term1nat1ng thelr schedule by 1n vadlng Huntlngton the Tlgers comptled a rec ord of three wtns flve losses and one tte Coached by Gene Wernz and h1s asslstant Ph1ll1p Ortwe1n the Trgers were whlpped 1nto shape durmg the latter part of August tn pre paratlon for the1r flrst encounter The travellng squad was comprtsed of 18 semors and seven underclassmen Almost to a man the Bengals lacked prevlous vars1ty experrence wlth only tour returnmg veterans Beef 1n the l1ne and speed tn the backheld characterlzed the Peruvlans The front wall averaged over l85 pounds whlle the average back welghed 157 A varled ground and pass xng attack provlded a balanced Tlger offense Even though Peru had a mecltocre year pr1 manly because of numerous 1n1ur1es near the end of the season two Bengals were placed on the All Conference f1rst team D1ck Zrmmerman at fullback and D1ck W1ll1ams IU the 11ne Football Varsity Earl Karowsky and Phillip Munsey handled the end posts while Iames Carden lack Iar rett D1ck Wllhams and Dean Worsley ftlled the tackle and guard spots respectlvely Bud D1rr1m or Gene Bohrer alternatlng at center formed the nucleus of the l1ne The backf1eld had Iames Cavanaugh as the bra1ns wlth D1ck Zlmmerman worklng well at the bone crushmg fullback spot passlng as well as runnmg W1ll1am Lelll served as the left halfback wrth Dean Houser controllmg the other half Iarrett and Munsey were the only underclassmen on the startmg eleven Bob Rogers who spent a lot of t1me at tackle w1ll return along w1th teammates Munsey Tucker Grlgnst Iarrett and Grtggs next year Peru s conference record was an even 500 wtnnmg consecutlve v1ctor1es from Plymouth and Montlcello before tymg w1th Wabash and then bowmg to Elwood and l-luntmgton In non conference games the Tlgers were crushed by powerful South Slde and Central of Fort Wayne teams w1th Kokomo ekmg out a hard fought dec1s1on ln retal1at1on the locals overpowered r1val Logansport ln a wtld sconng spree Rowl Cavanaugh Wxlhams Worsley Houser Gnggs Same Zlmmerman Parsons Row 2 Harris Hohrer D1rr1m Roberts Gllgrlst Carden Iarrett Bowles Rogers W1tt1g How 3 Mr Ortwem Noland Lenorr Myers Tucker Karowsky Munsey Mathlas Chrs l.e1ll Mr Wernz ,f-'Z 70 'S 'ft- ll A auf' 1948 Football Scores Peu Peru Perl, Peru Peru Peru Peru I ae Ft Way e Wabash Fort Wa ,fr E1 wood l-luntlngton Iohn Penner football manager tapes the shoulder of Dxck Zxmmermcm varszty co captam Central I' L Co Captcnn Duck Wxlhcrms cmd Coach Wemz Servmg as co captams Drclc W1ll1arns and D1ck Zmwmerrnan p11oted the Bengal gndders through the 1948 season W1111ams served three years on the vars1ty Zlrnrnerman played only one varslty carnpalgn ln add1t1on to the above honor D1ck W1ll1ams Nas QIVSH the most Valuable player award by h1s team mates Both boys obta1nec1 berths on the All Fonference eleven r C Kolorno 13 Peru ,, 27 Logansport , 19 7 H , ,,,,, C South Si' U1 ' YI 45 1 ' I ,...t,,,. 27 Plymouth , , ,,,,, , ,, ,, 21 Pew.. ..s,..l.ssss 25 Monticello sss,,sss,r,rrr , U 5 f' . .1 ssss ssssssss 1 3 2 .. ,s.,lls,llss 13 P 1 as 12 1 .Q . 55 'P A 6 . 37 - . . . . , U ' , 48 . 75 . Til hm Bobo Cavcxnaugh IS stopped old by loseph Catanzaro ln a routlne pract1ce game wh1le Benny Bowles sprawls on the ground less than a yard away Spmted tackllng such as th1s enabled the T1gers to brlng down many an enemy ball carner With cr dazed expression. Bob Rogers measures his length upon the green as Peru gridders try a line-break. Scrim- mages were a part of every Bengal practice session, and for added experi- ence the boys practiced under the lights once a week Reserves Prepare for Varsrty Pos1t1ons Football 1S an exc1t1r1g sport that beckons to many mcomlng hlgh school greenles The d1fference 1n slze between vars1ty players and the freshman hopefuls often d1scourages the latter In order to e11m1nate th1s unequal status Peru provldes a team open only to fresmmen Coach Pat Malaska handled the d1tf1cult task of shap1ng unseasoned candldates mto a cred ltable un1t It was one of hlS dutles to teach these boys the fundamentals of blockmg and tackhng Th1s years frosh crew posted a season rec ord of two w1ns and two losses All boys mak mg the travehng squad are glven numerals as awards To provlde stepplng stones for acgu1s1t1on of vars1ty pos1t1ons Peru once aga1n ma1nta1ned reserve football teams Though not large enough to part1c1pate ln vars1ty competxtlon the B squad members play scheduled games w1th comparable teams from other schools Besldes engagmg 1n a regular schedule the young Bengals under the d1rect1on of Coach Blchard Donovan often scrlmmaged agalnst the vars1ty Though the Cubs record was not 1mpress1ve cons1st1ng of 2 wlns 2 losses and l t1e the team was composed almost entlrely of sopho mores who have two years of hlgh school play remammg . I ll ll ' f' V 1 . .- :nn . . . U . H . .. . . . b 1 I .. . Ht. . I I - 1 I ' 1 D , .. . . - I I I 1 .76. It D rw J, .3 3 vw Ll 'vw Football B Team l McM1nn Morqurs Anderson Lorvoncher All l. Mlller Hodeell Iuslue L Gaunt Hammcm 2 Cotcxnzoro Tully Wels Cotey Holler R McKenz1e Henry Whltten Tyre Vemce Mr Row bough Row Gount Donovon Row 3 L1n1nger Greer Kramer Korowslcy Redmon llng Melchmg DGVISSOH H0 'gym Freshman Football Team Howl I Re cl De-Brular Wel I Bove OConnel Buckolew B Reed Z Mlller Doyle Glbeon Row2 Lennon Mcllobney Rlchard l?1 ll lo S onion Wroy Smlth Doy lnglerncxn Eoeterdoy How 3 T Boyer G Guyer Re-lbly H Guyer Hre Burrows Brook Foy Doerr McKomey Mr Mcxlosko wr! 4 Sfal 77 Pr '. ,, ,if Q Q V if .5 '.'f lf E.-: .I ' Q , -5 rzf G Q' J' Y 1 'Q .A '-5 X y y A M . C5 X F y , 1' Q el , h' L , 5 x ' Q - Rolhermel Shelburn, Boxell, Dowling, Warner, Griebl -. e , , '55, Q 7, ' . l, A A E .. .. ' f: rn ,Q D 'f w v - ' 1 - I 0 nb , 2- :Ka : ,va H' F 1 '5' - .2 I ' 1, ' .V F I 8 '41 ' 3 'I 2 I I - .F , 513 ', I I A x sv I ' . 1. - 5, 4 5 , :Q gg ' gm ka RQ wr we X N . 1 X Q 1 wmv 'F 2 , 1, kg, f s , 72, ,,.L f ,Z , Y , W gs, f , ffm ,L ' ffwgsqfg , . 4 J ? ,,. V 5 , 1 5 v VA i f 5 ',' 'I-HQ ' 'U H 1 ,gdjiqf 'Q ' a A, ' in ,. ,., , , wg ?wff+'- , fitsw 'E 'pay Qi ai 'QM 4 I -f 1 v Y ' xg. id g ef ,X 'X +4- 2 QM- Q in . 1 1 gf X T 5 , 'W 1 . .. in :frm , Y' V Y - 1' it 'Q In 1. ' ,v 49 ff 1+ ' 7 4 5. . S 2 535' at ,uegk 64 f Q2 4 , '. G 3 X ff 4. Y , ,,, -wa' ' 2 ' . 4' K vii? Aw ,T h,, 0.1 , f. , -gf, , Txgers Stop Rochester Ph1l Munsey scores on a llp1'1 a the Zebras ftght xlclously fn an attempt to sttfle the Peru offense Peru led most of the way but had to co'ne from behmd IH the wanmg mlnutes to edge determmed Rochester 43 to 41 Tlgers Capture Flrst CIC T1t1e Wfth the culmmatfon of the 1948 49 basketball season Peru brought to a close the second of tts golden years So successful were the Ttgers that they brought to Peru for the f1rst tlme 1n the school s hlstory the coveted Cen trol lndtana Conference trophy Untted Press ratfngs often placed Peru tn the well regarded 11st-an honor seldom accorded the Bengals 1n past years Credft for producmg thls fme team must be g1ven to Coach Pat Malaska flrm beltever 1n hard work For the nucleus of the team he had no problem Earl Karowsky s1x foot flve tnch veteran center had two years varsfty play beh1nd htm A supportmg cast composed of B111 Barnhart Ed Matthews or Ph1l Munsey B111 Chrls and Art Schlemmer played the forward and guard pos1t1ons respectlvely Reserves lames Bobo Cavanaugh Benny Bowles and Dave Cam saw frequent servtce whtle btddlng thelr ttme on the bench were lack Iarrett Ph1l G11QI1S1 and Pat Bedmon next years hopefuls All saw actxon at one tlme or another Peru swtftly galned state Wlde recogn1t1on by toppl1ng tts f1rst four oppon ents Hartford Cfty Bedford Mart1nsv1lle and Plymouth Successwe defeats by Huntlngton and an old t1me r1va1 Logansport momentartly took the edge off the Bengal offense A determ1ned comeback put the locals on the road to success and by the end of the season the Tlgers had managed to ptle up an fmpressxve record of hfteen wtns and three losses Durmg the Chrfstmas vacat1on they traveled to Hammond where the meas ure of powerful Wlntmg was taken before dropplng games to Hammond Tech and Hammond Noll Tourney tune rolled around and the Black and Gold drove successfully through the secttonal w1th WINS over Macy Clay and powerful Bunker H111 From here they traveled to the Logansport Berry Bowl for part1c1pat1on ln the reg1onal March 5 Though Peru was favored to w1n a scrappy Brookston ftve upset the dope bucket wtth a 49 47 w1n ln the afternoon game 80 . 1 I . r 1 S . Y. . . . A 1 I 1 1 u u ' 1 . 11 11 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 11 11 . . . J ' . 1948 49 Basketball Scores Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Peru Hartford C ty Bedford 1!art1nsv11le Plymouth Huntrngton Logansport 1!ont1cel1o Burns MUHCIG Rochester Warren Central Trpton Elwood Logansport Wabash Kokomo Rochester Ft Wayne Catholrc Hammond Toumey 40 Wh1t1ng 37 Hammond Tech 47 Hammond Noll Sechonal Toumey Peru 5o Macy Peru 54 Clay Peru 40 Bunker H111 Reglonal Tourney Peru 47 Brookston 055 Total Po1nts Sconng Averages Peru 42 20 Opposmon 35 58 ln the1r conquest for the CIC crown Perus T1gers p11ed up 1055 po1nts rn 25 contests for an average of 42 20 pomts per game Total for the oppos1t1on was 917 pomts or 36 68 pornts per game Earl Karowsky upped the nets for 158 pomts 1n CIC compet1t1or1 to g1ve hrm runner up posr t1on to Wabash s Kaye Wrlson for h1gh scormg honors ln add1t1on Karowsky was chosen for the all conference hrst team Wllh teammates Ph1l Munsey and B111 Chr1s garnenng berths on the second and th1rd teams respectlvely Basketball Varslty Rowl Jarrett Matthews Bowles Karowsky Munsey Coach Pat Malaska Row 2 Chrrs Cam Grlgrrst Cavanaugh Barnhart Schlemmer 41 1 . . .. .. .38 ' ' 3 4 .22 ---l -Arss--A- .17 .. A - . .25 1 ' ' .r,c ,r.. ..,,,,,, . . H17 -H Y H Y Q H 1 H Y H .30 . . .. 39 1 1 . oo,or,w.,, .. 35 Kyyrfyzrwwrgwn ' Qrgfz W32 . .. ...33 A ,.....,.,,,,,w,,,,,,o ...35 1 -. .. ,..,,o 23 .o.roo,oo,eo..,r...r, o,,o 3 8 150 95 .. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 47 . ' ,,,,,,.. .,.rr,,,,,,,, . .40 , .. ,,,,, ,,,,,. 3 9 ' ' A .. ,o,,o,......, ..31 . ... ,,,o.. 34 Marion ......,..,..o,,o,,w.......,,,,,,., 38 A--e-'e '----'--- '------'--ef'c c c f --for-49 ,,..,... 43 .,,o,,w,..,r,,.,r,,,,,,..,,,., 41 ' -1 .. .. rrrrrrrr so ,,rr,,,,..rlr .rr. 3 3 1 K- ' -3 917 .. ,o,,w. 59 ' ......,,., ,,,,,,,..,,..r.,o,,o,, . .34 ' .. .....44 .,,,,,,, ...., . ..42 ,- .44 . .. . . 38 H 'AA AA' ' 'A, ' l . o,,,o. 45 ... . .. .. 44 49 43 . , 40 25 . . . . ' 57 . ' .40 I - 4 734 PM I U ' ' . ,,.,,, 1 ,,rr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, 38 4- A V A - - - 4- . ...... .................. 5 3 A -- I . . ...... .................... 5 2 - ' I - 124 143 - , - , Reserves Awcnt Vars1ty Chances Basretoal 13 a sport t at reau1res xears ot rat1ent rracttce ln crder to obta1n the nest tor t e 1 atenal ava lable t'1ree teams are oreratecl on d1l1erent schedules 1n Peru l-hgh Tre vars1tv of c urse represents the top o the ladder A notch D6laW vars1ty players are temoers cl the B team Thus tea 1SlGI'1d1I'1g nore each year towards carr 1ng only sopho tores even though an o cas1onal Jun1or IS rent 1tted The lresrman team as the name ll rhes 15 cc posed er't1rel o' DAYS 1n the llTSl ear ct ugh sc ool s rs B sauad as ab 16 a l te ues ara e1a t losses Th s rec r de c e e s e lc e ac r t er se xes fa e ef e fr ed E-Iuntmgton Tlp off 1 the a1r goe 'llc o J on xv h L to cont ol the p clf cga1 Hurt ngton V1r1'1g T e T1gers 1 1 to nd battle b l ng 3 Coach ol tte Bs was Mr Phtlhp Ortwe1n f ho held ,aracuce sesstons mth the sauad 1n t e ne N gym durlng alter supper hours Coach Ort fJe1n never used a del1n1te lve all season out alternated the players at frequent 1ntervals ln th1s manner all the boys were able to see act1on FIIST step on the h1gh school basketball lad der IS OCCUp19d by the reshmen Under the gu1dance of Coach Gene Wernz lrosh mentor tae yearhngs wended the1r way through a VIQ orous schedule The trosn dropned more than the1r share of close games but sttll managed to end the season w 1th a reoutable e1glt to seven eccrcl The1r tourna 1ent may parhcular ed to thetr advartag t several pla e Q s r vfrrstt 1'er1al - I u llxgl in ss Peru ll bzg ce. Hr, Eurl Kfr ' ps' A, as e at- ferr: 'ts r ti - ' f nst '1t11 lil gy-111 u Q 7 e- :CTP riuccurn ll 5733 . . . . , , 1 . . , :1 A 1 1 . , , A 1 , E , , VA . W 1 t I. Y . A A . , V 1. at ' 4 ' j la , . - f A, ' c . ' 1 1 , W F. v fx 7 1 v v w X'- - I A 1 y - ll 1 c ' ' ' ' ' f . 5 11 , . 1 1 , , , Il ,1 ' V111 1 1' 5' 1 o ' 1 ' ., ' ' - ., 1 - ln ' Tfqtr -,reg Q T T' . g . le to cornpl a 11 ' 1 1 , . ' reccr' Q. n 1. .' 'dh ,. 1 i c d 1, 'J' Q' ' 11 IS :ia -v ri rziorc izrppres. lv ' 5' th f t that rc , 11 ' ' If ' Af ' in ' tile f-cg Efzzicre crex-.' usualljs tcu .d :1 1n. l' .. snow 1 ' 1. e, wi h , ' ,1 ::g':tc:.e' frifrlnsf ::1:r- 'ip tie .c ' teams d1.pla','11.a 3' ::1i1e ' Basketball B Team Rwl Q w2D C: Freshman Basketball Team Row 1 Row2 J EAAM9 5 83 o -ep-ericer, lsrtes Mack 743' Hiller l.':'.':r1:h-er. Ro f- C'l.'l1Y.J, R-edricx Rage? Lund.. Mr Ort'.f.'-31:1 -'G Gaye: Fxiile 4.'.'1:', I- cr MH.-er 3y:k':l-in-.' -'fray' Stzifri Thzrrpp f' r 1r.glefi'::, Feed N7 'fferxz 5 e . , A. . M' :'f , A . ' eff, 'F , 22 ' Y . 1 ' X X K 'AQ Malaska Coaches 1948 Track Squad . Spring heralded the coming of the 1948 track season. Many Bengals heeded the call, and by late March the sport was in full swing. Though the local thinlyclads failed to win a meet, their performances were good considering the short conditioning period they underwent, Coaching the team for the second straight year was Mr, P. D. Malaska, who had just completed his duties of basketball mentor. Peru runners faced their first opponents in the form of Wabash and Delphi The tri way affair ended with Wabash capturing top hon ors Delphi was second with Peru close behind Elwood next invaded the Bengal lair and car ried away a hard fought 64 54 decision Powerful Rochester crushed the Tigers 80112 to 28V2 and Huntington came from behind to win 6O3f4 to 48112 Both of the last two contests were away from home To climax the season Peru traveled to Burris of Muncie where l71f2 points netted eighth place Peru's traveling squad was composed of Boy Atkinson, Delbert Tolen, Dick Kerschner, Bill Chris, Bob Hoover, Norwin Ingersoll, Bill Leill, Don Noland, Don Puterbaugh, Art Schlemmer, Bob Krauskopf, Eugene Downing, Bob Warner, lerry Holland, Dick Stuber, and lack larrelt. ln addition to running dashes, Chris, Kersch- ner, Noland, and Schlemmer formed a fast half- mile relay team. Warner, Downing, Atkinson, and Holland composed the mile relay quartet while Stuber Iarrett and Puterbaugh were consistent placers in field events Tolen and lngersoll were evenly matched in the mile with Warner and Leill being Peru s best in the 880 Holland and Downing were Tiger mainstays in the quarter mile High scorer for the Black and Gold was Dick Kerschner who hurdled dashed and compet ed in numerous field events Bill Chris junior won or placed in enough Sprints to merit run ner up position Underclassman Track Team Rowl Hohenberger Ralstin Dowling Holler Marks Krau kop Row 2 Ingersoll Houser Leill Noland Puterbaugh Cava senlor TfUCkTe'1m naugh Zimmerman Schlemmer Stuber Rowl Love Parsons Kerschner Reifinger Row 3 Same Rose Iustus Iarrett Munsey Iohnson Chris Row 2 Stuber Atkinson Marburger Tolen Hoover Zabst gf' 440 Men . . . Eugene Downing, Ierry Holland, Richard Zabst. Low Hurdlers Robert Hoover R1chc1rd Stuber Rxchcxrd Kersch ner R1chorcl Z1mmermc1n Warner Mcrburger lohnson Ingersoll Re1 flnger Le1ll House-r Distance Men . . . Coaches Introduce Cross-Country. Baseball . . ln an effort to provide more thorough con- ditioning for its track candidates, Peru intro- duced cross-country into its athletic schedule for the first time. Though the harriers failed to Win any of their meets, they nevertheless put on a reputable performance at several in- vites. Peru's newest member of the coaching staff, Mr. Paul Prible, arranged meets with Logans- port, Rochester, and Plymouth in addition to the CIC and Fort Wayne run-offs. Eight stu- dents made up the first cross-country team. Baseball made its first entrance in Peru High as an organized sport during the '48 season. Coach Gene Wernz and his Bengals defeated Logansport, Monon, Huntington, and Fulton, losing to Logansport, Fulton, and Kokomo. Team positions were as follows: Dick Zimmer- man, first base, lan Welsh, second base, Brian Welsh, third baseg Iames Cavanaugh, Richard Wecht, and Bill f-lilgeman, outfielders, Richard Wells and Richard Stuber, catchers, and David Cain, Earl Karowsky, and Murray Hamman, pitchers. Howl l-light Dirrim Hilgernan Wells Snyder Cavanaugh Row 2 Mr Wernz Harriman Ash brook B Welsh Stuber Butler 'U' JW' Row 3 Cain Butzin Karowsky Zimmerman Wecht l Welsh K-C., 1948 Cross Country Team Howl Rhodes Odum Burrous Gasaway Row 2 Woodhouse Appleton lohnson Good Mr Prible X i A . I - . . . I ' , 7 , , , , g r , lg 5 f f i t i A v 1948 Baseball Team . . . F- ' ' ' 1 ,- 1 ' , , . . i 5 X . 86 . . . Golf, Tennis Squads Record Winning Season One of the newest sports to be added to the PHS roster IS golf The l948 season was a suc cesslul one for the locals who racked up e1ght wxns and two losses In add1t1on to the hne seasonal record the TIQGFS added another feather to the1r caps by wlnnmg the CIC match Peru s four man team composed of Earl Karowsky B111 Henry Phll Gtlgrlst and Ioe Masters or D1Ck Harr1s was coached by Mr Toy Iones Mr Iones can be reasonably as sured of another good season because not one ot the squad was lost through graduatlon Peru's nelmen led a lively lite during the 1948 season They played a total of 17 games and bowed only tw1ce to the1r opponents Among others the schedule 1ncluded South Slde Fort Wayne Huntmgton Burns MUHC16 and Ply mouth noted tenn1s c1t1es Coach Ortwems wmmng comb1nat1on 1n cluded players Murray Hamman lack Remnger Iames Easter Benny Bowles and Herbert Par sons For home games two alternate players were kept on the squad lack Betfmger was voted most valuable player by his teammates 1948 Goli Team Mr Iones Karowsky Henry Van Osdol Harms Gxlgrlst 1948 Tenn1s Team Parsons Fultz Re1f1nger Bowles Hamman Clark Eas ter Mr Ortweln I I I I I .- . , . 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' 1 1 in A I. + 1 Tlger Yell Squad O September 14 1940 the student body elected the I1 e yell leader D1 tured above readmg clock w1se B Artaur veter r e 1ber and captam o the tearrx s ,,ho re 1.o1 E lcelba ge se'11or lack Bu ett oph o 1ore Don Wor ley fre hr'1ar1 and Elame Wolf tumor W1scons1n W1ns Noon League Play O e agam as lI'l years past the da11y 1 e f as oughteued o the cor1tmuat1or1 of r 1 basketball Noon League has made fSCE6 by the trele s efforts of Nr Pmlhp Q tf e superv1sed the playmg o ever, aa e Th s wear the schedule was longer than ever oef re 1- 1th each te claymg fourteen con ference games and a lO.lTl'IGY The conference was composed of lSI'1 teams each sportmg the name of a college po :ver Team Top Ten Scorers Pomts W c Eltc'1 Stube 1 a Ph111p Parso 11' e he ter l'l1g l Pu due lack Sm1th 11l1r1o1s lo eph Mast Oh1o Stat R1chard Math1a Notre Dame Hrchard Workmg lo NG R1chard Z1mrnermar1 1'1a1a'1a Ed Cunr11r1gl'1arr1 Lo Nell D1rr1r'1 Wl11lGm l.er1o1r Noon League Captams w l 111: Row2 K rcutn- ' ' ' y 1 ' ' ' uitrarxu a ' ' . ' ' V v Y QW -,MO A J ' f V W L ' is orism 13 1 .1 1 r 155 Mich g Tl 10 4 . :is 154 M'1r1 scta 10 4 C cs - ' lt 153 'r 1 9 5 ' 137 ' Q 7 7 sa . ers 133 ' e 6 8 ' sz 131 - 1 6 8 114 I ' ' Kentucky 5 9 lar1 Welsh 107 Q 71 Q ' r ' Q Q ' .. 3 ll ' 1 105 Q S C Q' , ' ' ' 1 1 1 .,.,,,, l 13 ' 1 1 105 111 1 Q C . 1 Q I 1 1 , - 'A .of mop 5 c r r,, 1 g rn ,Qs Q1- A' - 105 Ro -Rohr-2? Cu:- mr1qE1a1r1,Ho11.'c-r 1.0-noir flick Zirtifrpftrttfzi Maxierf Patios: ' Qlfh Ba' er. P Club Makes Record1ngs of Games 'fr C C' a e e sa ers C' CC t C ra PCJC elurffre eCC1's' eru C slcerrzall , eCCrde ed was 1 t Ce Cna n t 1 e soeeCl' epar' e t t P C Cro Det na e re rd1r1 s 1 ere layed laacr s ' sf' s efe Ceen under Ken T Q r er 'ne s me tne eCC go lar e tertarnnnenr s Ure 1r1 ine 1 tow Cl tnrs organ1zat1or1 tae P Cluo ssC1e rnern oers rr C rds to 25 rnermaers at tlne Degrnnrng ol tlne year Soon after wards 24 'more loo s were elrgwle and tlaey also reCe1ved these Cards The 1n1t1ar1on Ceren rl, lO'lC rlace n ine off1Ce Cf M Gene Wernz Charrman of tae P Cluo S Cnsfrs Work rg mr lfr Werrz were Nr Rlfward Dnnovan lf Paul Na lasxa lfr Ph1ll1 Ortwem and lfr Paul Prrble A ter tne Wabash oasketoall game Fekrurrf 4 thrs Cluo s orsored a darce Offrcers Chosen for the year were Rvnard Zrrnrnerrnan pres1denl W1ll1ar1 Le1ll secretary Dean l-louser lreasurer and Earl Karo Nsky sergeant at arrn P Club Howl Redno S 1 e Myer Kaousky D1rr1 1 Gauwt Clan Cafanaugh Zlrnme rnan Row2 Worsley Par as Owen Barnwart Fulz Lenorr Carden Mun ey Grlgnst Houser Noland M Werrrz Row 3 Vemce Purebaugh Le1ll Rrggs Robets lanes larrert Tucker Bowles Rohrer Mclimney :Z-il 89 l I l Pi har' Zirnxerman, G :C Piohrer, and Ich: Van O 'ol, rnerxb o. the mg: sonool a :le-t1C o QMKIZZTLCR, ine 1' , mad 1o' ' 1 r Crd 11g C1 P a. a Cakes. The r C r us ' F na lC11J11 g o n jo C11 d a .mCnr, A ne regular l' r:C 1 J, t:C CC 1 1g JC p ' 1, This is the irst year a projecr of this CCrt ha ' r ' 11 1' r a' C l. he ' f.' ' T' l .. ,. ..,. L- ,- 'J ,M - I 'W ' ' 1 we Caslcetsau prayers used t11ese recordlngs as a .Means C1 11..jorov1ng r:e.r ga111e, w:1lC ine o 2 111Cmr:erC loo d rorward to 1. r Cram C C n . for me tir t L- .1 ds 11 Cl Q ' 1 , .. ' 1 1 d . L. N . . . . T .,.11.a G 11 1 1 A . W Y . 1, . H , .. . 11 C I , 11 C 1 C . 11o C C 1 1 1 o 1r. , . p C. C 11 ' n 1. 1 1. Cr. C , 1r. we , . .W v . . 1 , . , , 1 . X, , 1 1 . . 1 . 1 1 ' Q va , 1 , , J , . .,, 1 1 . 1 . . ' ' C , v z I - 1 . . w - - cw f 1 r f f 1 - f r V -1- - C 11 n an s r ' C , ' 1 , .1 's, 1 , r . - . r sc. r, ' S . 1 f , , , 1 Y. 1 . - V ' Lf ' , H . ' , 17, 1 , 4 , ' , 5 , Q 1 2 Q 1 2 Q '51 , P ll N U ' a vnu. 1' C-21 Club . . ' Row lfStark-eg' Fry' B 'k Qa1'z Pave ' Sivzts, How 2-M133 Tereba, Ehy, Struble Crist, K1rn- fey Mygrarzt Marsh, A , QCCEEM Row 3-Bowerman, Richardson, Brock Back, Baker, Tee1 Basketball Ushers Row 1 Kmgerw D111 Wr1g1 y Rogers Surwp Bratcher Howard Ba dsley Loe Ke sc'1r1er Row 2 Mr DGV1S A1 WING M111er Rathl C 21 Doubles Sales SINCE the C 21 c1ub has been orgaruzed con cess1on sa1es have doubled Bes1des se111ng lCG cream pop corn candy and hot dogs dur1ng the basketball and football games some of 1ts members had spec1a1 dut1es Bonn1e Mygrant and 1uan1ta 1VlCK1nney were cred1ted w1th the l11Qll99l number of sales w1'1h1n the C1uo Wllll the fro ts from the Co1'Cess1on the C 21 club pu chased an e1ectr1e or corn por Der Max Pow e11 orerated the rnachme at the oasketba11 fawes 11111 Lynn Fry and Plllllf Qtarke 1F C e ddrudg lunft ours r es d se r d lf D IVQQ Q of Te er Dravmg Reece Way m1re We1demar1 Wer ner M153 Sh1de1er Row 3 Wolf M111er DeHaven Allbaugh Baker Thomas Baldwm Iohnson Marks Ushers Seat F cms De1sendab111ty was the ch1e1 reguuenfent ot eacn of the twenty seven ushers who served 1 norne basketball games The ushers were f'1ven the authcr1ty to keep order ID the gyrn to see that VlSllOfS Aere seated IH the proper sect1on and to QIVG general 1n1ormat1on '1'11e11na Rogers and Ice Baker headed the P gon1 at1on 11113 ear under the gu1da'1Ce o1 1 1ss 1111dred S111de1er and 1Vlr Noel Dav s T 19 IC 1f'S1U111 was under e rws1cn C1 T1e1 a 'e e st as Cor 1 ed IJ e C 6 I ICAC CG rot Clfq ' 9 I t A wh . ter , ' , 1 ' 1 ' 1 G, , I .4 . I - f X if ' 1 A 1 1 1 4 ny K 1 A -1 'lm ' I I I 1 n n 1 1 ' at 1 1 . . '. A 1 - gl 1 - 1 I I I 'L I . YY I ' 1 ,a 511 1 1 or A ' '1 y ' 1 - poo. 1' 10.1. ' 1 . 1.. 1- , . A, 1 1 1 '.-:est s1de of t1 ayztn ' a, ti: X H - Y - ' - Y h ' . g: 11. . 'J j 1. 'ure 1 11 :z1a, nd 111 a., '.f.' 1- o 1- M 1 ' 1 Etara 1 1. ' .-E1 Eta trol ' 1o Lynn Fry served as pTGS1d9Y11 Barbara Sa1tZ, ln return for t11e1r volunteered services, the ':1Cef,r .1 ent Pat Blaik, .,C1etar'g- an 1 1a:-1 usher: re al1o'.'.' d o purchase tourriarzpent 13o'.'.'e11, treasurer, Then' 1. ' under the stone f1:1.-'.. a1fna '.-31121 the reau1ar .Nason t1C11,. sor:EL1t1 of This Rertha roua 2161 er. . on . Gym Classes Develop Husky Boys Peru as realtzed the usefulness of phystcal ttness as Nell as mental alert ness and tne valcte OI exercrse rn keeprng the nat1on safe from drsease Coaches and teachers have expressed the need for supervrsed exerctse as a valuable ald to health and happtness Nr Gene Wernz has taken the respons1b1l1ty of turnmg out men tn gym classes as Nell as on the football fleld ln the fall the boys who are more tnterested tn games ltke baseball play softball the more rugged ones who are lnterested 1n football take part 1n a ltrntted contact game called flag football By the tlme basketball season opens the weather 1S such that classes can be held rndoors and basketball fundamentals relays and eventually basket ball games start Then comes volleyball untrl the weather permtts outsrde classes agatn Calrsthenrcs mass organtzed games tumbhng and bar work are sandwtched 1n to break the monotony the rope rn Ted Mowvery cllmbs one of the hardest feats 1n the class In football whtch has always been a renowned sport xn Peru the boys l1ne up to work the latest play Pull hard fellovvsl Thts eyerctse develops strong legs and arrns whlch a e 1mportant rn eve yday l1fe Leonard Gaunt rolls over the horse t ake top honors ln tumblmg The know how of tumbllng shown by Iack Burnett ts not learnea tn one easy lesson Volleyball comes mto the spothght of the never endfng sports revtew 91- u W . 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GAA Ends Crowded Schedule Organlzed 1n 19111 1n tts present form the Glrls Athletlc Assoctatton membershlp has grown from twelve to over one hundred and stxty g1rls At Pokagon State Camp 1October 31 19481 our local representatlves were Betty Behle Dorothy Brcheson Mary Woodhouse and Mtss Mrldred Shrdeler club sponsor Camp Deltght near Noblesvllle was also v1s1ted the tlrst week end 1n May by the club as a group F1rst on the agenda after the 1n1t1at1on of new members was the formatton of a bowltng club ln the organtzed after school game per lods tournaments were played 1n basketball volleyball softball and deck tennls One ot the Guls Gym Classes hrghhghts of the year was the play off 1n the basketball 1nter class tourney Under the d1rect1on of Mlss Shldeler A and B volleyball teams were formed to play tourney games at Huntlngton Logansport Peru and other nelghborlng C1t1es Durlng the football season the club spon sored a dance September 24 after the Fort Wayne game For thetr money maklng prolect th1s year the glrls sold gold and black mechan 1cal penclls and football and basketball purses Olhcers elected for the year are as follows Betty Behle presldent Kathryn Schram v1ce presldent Nancy Monesmlth secretary and Dorothy Blcheson treasurer Pyramrdsl Head standsl Stunts for the hrst penod Altce Van Osdol and Mary lo Oates make a center gym class yump wtth Carole Ktle blowmg the whtstle Class IS over t1me to dress for second perxod Stretch g1rlsl Thats good for the walst ltne I .1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . , - , . , . - ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - I - 1 , . . . , . . Glrls Athletlc Assocxatlon Row 1 Row Row Row v f- Glrls Athletlc Assoclcxtlon w I D .1 Row Fe Dr rDer Row 3 LC Aw e eng B 9 Row 4 K '1 O h rf v mc F3 r Vo ly on slr 1 fl Env Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon Row DQ Q b v'1I How '1 I1 rx f Row How :Q 34 fvc ft V561 is. .r Qs 'H 0- ur X- ,ix XI nc' 'Sl 1 L- 11,4 -'Z f.fCPf.r.7.Qy' I V Hzuiri H:':'g,':r.2 f5':r:,:' A Q-::,r.:.:r. Hzgg, 3:,::1': . A , Hgiier HZLKC: ?f:7,'.f.':r'hy ' 1:22.59-AUATAH MAH: Nm-A, ' l ' I 3 Zff-ffffee ' f-ft?f:,- E2 iQ:QiQA',ff' j:213 :EQfQ2 4'A5LsfffQQ 1 T. 3: :.4gQ,fLQ-...-9 3 I .f fzxes Lc'.'el::'.: F. Y.f1.,er lily' 'lrleigzg 32.2 Gif- K . A 5 , W 9 ner' Qeezy ?f':?rQ 5 'K 5- 1 c 1 ' 4-S':.'Z I:er.f: Ki.: Y. .5 ' Q Lf':::Ar':er Lge Kicker ', ' K v ' X ' f5':,.':5':4r. Krfxgg E f.ffKQr,- l f , ' may .ff:-.':1r. fifxrzer Hcvs- . I ' c.. '3,f::.f,r.er Kxfgery Mine' ' :.r:..'P. I f 'M -- 4, 9 UQKEQZE' . ii .4 S I Ro f 17,105 Fzfzer T. Z' 7 - - , . ' . D'1.r.e Fey D9LCCh'Q Behle . A.'.'.r.Q Fry Ezsenriir. 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R Index of Advertlsers Abso Pure lce 0 Coal Co an, Alley Weldrnq o Mla C Army Recrutttna Statlon PGN: Barley CS Son S I Band Box Cleaner Bell s Cleaner Boston St re lnc Central Wlu phy Purnrture lna Clnckaeafv Pharmacy Coca Cola Bottlrng Con pany Lrlcenoerr Funeral Home r alk s Drug Store Cfood Meat Company Guyer the Mover Hall Ci Son l-letzner lev elry Store How ard lewelry St re lndtana Plectrr Company lones H rd are Keseler Aden K koro Sand a Gra el C m any Kresoe O D 0 F' Lasky S S oes lnc Lawless X Srler lofve Cro ery lNfl1G1111 Book Shop lnc M1am1 County Farm Buread Modern Darry Bar Murph Photo Shor Northern lndrana Pubhc Servtoe O Connor CS Sons lnc Penner Poultry Market Penney S Peru Darly Trrbune Peru Laundry 6 Dry Cleanma Company Peru Trust Company Polly S Nevxs Shoppe Rassner Furntture Store Senger Dry Cfoods Company lnc Sentlnel Prrntrng Cornpan Sundry Shop Temple S Tmplex ldleatmg Srecralty Co ln Wels f' Son I O Wrnds r Darr Products Co npan 1 fl Fl 0 . - F mp ,, ,, lC7 . . E1 , . , lll ' ' P . . om, 1' Q7 ' L, . ' ICA' ' A ' lll ., ' -1 C A WU ' ' , , . lll E V1 - 97 S Q7 ' V 1 lO9 1 102 A - 97 . o , . lOC Y A 1 if - L5 4 . f , -. m3 ' 95 ' , ' 99 f - X ,, Q6 ' -, l lO7 . ' lll A or M 1 ., 1 to to 1 ., .100 I X ' ' 99 108 , V100 Peru Lumber Company lU2 ' HC . ' lO8 , l. , lfl, ' 1 . , 99 to 1 1 105 A P ee ee 1 104 , .f , ,. , lU9 -, y O tg' . 3 W 1 , 101 ' ' ' y llC . ,C V U , . ,, lvl.: W 1 7 , ' , , llU .J A . S Y ' ,, C. ..' J .Cy lll xo ,As o . P V . o pf I' l,7 l. J , , , lf? 9 I QQ ' .o ' y' r y 112 . Q13 . 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A E, EI .A V S, - fzszss -- - H fir ,JH - 105 ' THE SENIORSO 49 areshowmgthe Semors of 50 where the SENIOR CENTER IS Ma y Iean Lowe Sherry D111 D1 16 Lea Mcliamey Marjorle Coastable of course the h Ioseph Baker Thame Clark answer 15 t e Earl Karowsky Rxchard Owens szmon CENTER IS the BOPSQJIKSNQQ hc. 49 Semors are Mary lean Lowe SU Sernors are Sherry D111 DIXIS Lea McKamey Ioseph Baker MarJor1e Constable Thame Clark Earl Karowsky R1chard Owens 106 IC E COAL REFRIGERATORS IONESES IRON FIREMAN CHRYSLER AIRTEMP Try Ioneses FIISI S' k St k We Usually Have Itl Ol B Ol B 56 59 South Broadway ABSO PURE ICE :S COAL CO 1 E :Eghfhsf 1 DEALERS IN TEMPERATURE I C O CONNOR 6. SONS INC Sand and Gravel Construct1on Phone 213 Cflyg, KICKAPOO SAND 5. GRAVEL CO Sand and Gravel Phone 168 107 o O Fumaces I 0 ers Fumaces i umers O ers i umers Air Conditioners ' - 38 as i ree Phone 541 I l l 1 l Dear Graduate: When you are out of school and gei ihai f1rsi unporiani Job ihlnk ahead' We W111 be glad io help you Wlih your Insurance Program I 0 WELLS 51 SON 18 Ea 1 Tm d sz ei Phon 528 W FALK S DRUG STORE PERU TRUST CO A co d or sound bcxnkmg o er any years Dpot P0 SAVINGS COMMERCIAL TRUST INSURANCE . . . I I C l I s 'r re e - I re r i V In . O Member F derul Reserve Syst m F dercxl e si Insura Cor ration O N - 108 ' C N HETZNER IEWELRY STORE Slnce 1882 MIAMI COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION t d h W h Bulldlng Maierlal Petroleum Products Farmers SUPPIIGS Gra1r1 TELEPHONE 359 Across the Street Across the State Across the Ncrtlon GUYER THE MOVER 46 E tTh1dSt t P 5 Gena-...W :human-MQ GUYER my ,laugh THE GOOD MEAT COMPANY Quahty Groceries and Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables DELIVERY SERVICE M F SEN TIN El PRIX TIRG COMPANY Better Przntzng FOR THE FINEST IN SHOES LASKY S SHOES INC Nationally Advertised Lines BROADWAY AT SECOND TEMPLE S 1 A Fine Store 6 we .NI f jj 'Rss ,MX KISEII-RlAN3lll.l.lill , v ' ' 1 A 1 ' Y A ' W Y . A O O 17 Ease can sfreef Ph 24 '-' ' ' - 1 7 I I I - 110 INDEX OF NAMES s ., , 1 f i T1 :nl V fl I 7 C V. ' t ' 1- - -' ' , 4 1 J 1 5 31 -f 1 ' ' . 1 . INDEX OF NAMES G Q A I M if 2 J , 2. 'Z '. 3 'ff 1 3 -' ' 7' if i.: 'U 'QU 1 1' 1 f - 1 H s. Vt: .4 .1 1. Q1 F 2 I ifl 41 Y .1- 'i 3 '1 '- it Y- 1 A EW-Q Q': 'J 7 2' ,' -1. Ei . H INDEX OF NAMES L M Reiblv G o g 3 McK1'1'1ey MCK1HW9Y MCKIWFGY MCK1 Barbara 37 C C1 les 28 41 9 G o gia 37 90 93 lisa 11C 90 93 MCMIWH Hugh 35 61 77 c ab ey 1 37 Mc1Nary Dicx 37 41 61 McNary Doro '1Y 33 49 64 Mclwutt Norma lean 28 42 47 54 57 99 McPha1l Charlotte 35 42 45 47 54 57 Neal Marlene 35 93 Neher Dick 37 40 53 61 Nethercutt Ho ward 37 Niswander He man 16 Noble lames 19 52 54 55 57 Noland D n 28 38 41 53 55 5 7 73 74 84 89 North Edith 35 40 49 93 Oates Mary lo 35 45 49 57 9 01 OConnel1 Daniel 37 61 77 Odurn B111 37 86 Ogden Dale 37 61 Orpurt Louise 35 93 Ortwe1n Phillip 19 71 74 83 Oury Clarence 19 61 Oury Glenn 35 53 57 61 83 Overmyer William 29 53 54 5 61 5 Owens Dick 33 89 106 Palmer Ann 37 57 93 101 Parsons, Philip, 29, 45, 61, 72, 89, 99. Pearcy, Betty, 35, 57, 93. Pecen, Helen, 33, 39, 47, 49, 93. Pence, Pat, 33, 40, 49, 55, 57, 59, 64, Penner, lohn, 29, 45, 50, 61, 71 . Peters, Layman 16. Petterson, Madonna, 35, 42, 59. Phillipy, Mary lane, 35, 47, 93, . Pogue, Roselie, 37, 48, 57, 93. Poor, Ronald, 35, 61 Pope, Marilyn, 37, 53. Powell Max, 35, 61 90. Powell, Reba, 37 Prible, Paul, 20 71 86. Price, Mollie Lee, 35, 49 55, 57, 93 P11 e.ba11gh Don, 29, 61, 84 89. 6 243 Ger 35 53 4 Eugen 35 M lba 33 48 0 Ralph 35 Recto L Redrron Pat 35 69 77 79 83 89 ece ea29404 4547 59 64 90 a Billy 37 6 ed 1 ck 37 6 77 Ra '11 Ra e Reiblv K nricy 37 77 83 Reitmger Alee e 37 40 Rhode R sell 16 Rhode Van 33 43 57 61 64 Richards Donald 35 Richards lames 37 61 77 Richard on Herbert 37 Richard on Uxa 37 48 90 RICRSSOU Dorothy 33 93 Rdenou Elizabeth 20 41 51 RePa11 13335053 7 Riggle Betty 29 45 49 64 93 Riggs Starley 2 45 57 Roberts Michael 29 72 74 89 Robertson Edward 35 Robins Leon 33 obinson E1 a 15 29 42 49 Robinson Lola 3 37 93 Robinson Mary 21 Roges Robert 23 33 61 73 Rogers, Thelma 29, 50, 55, 67, Rohrer, Gene, 29 64, 73, 74, 88, Ross, Rita 33, 49 55. 93. Rothermel Helen, 29, 42, 49. Rothermel, Stephen, 35, 40, 61, 77. Ruble loan, 37, 43, 52, 57, 59, 93 e, B. L., 21, . Rule, Marilyn, 29, 41, 49, 55, 56, 57. 64, 93 . Ryan, Kathleen, 29 41 42, 43, 44 49, 64 Ryan, P .11 29,51 57, Sageszcr t.y, 37,4 , 62, . alne Pa., , 73 7 , 1 ltz B .ba.a, 37, 90 . - 1161 ' Saltz Bexe e 2 33 53 Sand s n Wa aa 33 Sawye M g re 33 42 49 57 3 S 1 1 P Schl S md Blly 35 47 61 Schoenrria ri 35 6 Schrarr la 37 52 Schram Kathry 30 49 52 54 55 57 59 93 Schroll Mary 33 Schwartz loan 2 35 42 49 93 Scott Elai e 35 49 93 97 Sedam D 'tiel 30 51 52 See Da 1el 33 Senger Ma cia 30 49 101 Shafer Sharp Sharp Sharp Sharp Sharp Dae 35 61 Charlene 35 Clara 37 42 lane Ann 30 35 38 Nancy 37 43 62 93 57 93 Richard 33 40 41 64 102 Shelburn lack 35 77 Sharp Shelburn loan 35 52 54 57 Sherman Marcia 33 55 57 93 Sherr1ll Normalean 33 41 42 43 5 55 56 57 9 Shideler Mildred 21 90 93 Shipley Paul 37 Shoemaker Beve ly 37 57 93 Sillings Mary Lee 37 93 S1v1ts Dona 37 48 57 90 93 Slicker Mary 30 47 49 Smith Smith Smith Smith. Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Snow, Snyde Barbara 33 40 53 57 93 Charlotte 17 Dic 35 40 61 Edward, 33. Frank, 37. lack, 30. luanita, 30 45. Lloyd, 37 6 Clara 37, r, Earl, 33, . Sovers, George Spellman loan Spencer, limmy, Spencer, lohn 3 Spradling, Viola 1 4 1, 43, 13, 49, 59 .6 3 3, 38. 37, 42, 7 Starrbaugh Patncia 30 52 . a..t .CI!'1C1:', , ,77 , Starkey, Phillp, 35, 61 90 teWrtB.a.,3,4,. 1 1 1 R - , ' rl y, , , 93. y 1 1 11 Y 1 91 Huber, 3111, 29. 1 919 H' 11 I' ' 9 5 1 ' 1 Raber, Dean, 29 7 5 Cf G 3 ' ' 'Q RRQY1 ' R 1 1 Rader Loretta, 35 Ch my C311 351 '1 l 111- Rairiah caefgeffe, Z9 4 A 44 59 'fmfef A133 591 79 811 34 1V1 YI , im , I Ch , 1 '21 1,A'l , , 1 , ' ', , . Rams Ae! K Mg, .. I1 De., 51,58 91, 3,71 1 tl 1 ' ' Rasmussen, ' .e , 54. A '1 Ck 1 Rl' 1,1 . ,,,49,53 ,LQ eM gg , H ,, , 1 flff 531 H 5,211 1 1 N R -9 , 1:-v 1 4, , 1143, 4, f 55, 1 'H 1 1 1 1 ' . ' ' Ree ', , ,H 1 77. 1 71' 1 A - ' ' g 1 ' RQ G , , 1, , 99. 1 Y 1 I 1 1 1 1- Q , Q 3 Setty, RL1113, 33, 57, 93 . , Y , . ' D A ' I I X I , , , , , ,ee .A 1 C I , ,57 93 ' O ' 7' 1 lus. , I ,I 1 1 1 971 64, .6 ,,,,, 10 . 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