Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Nineteen-fifty Organizations Sounding gavels, shuffling feet, and scraping chairs marked the opening of weekly club meetings. Conferences to discuss, dues to collect, and programs to plan often brought complete chaos to the usual correct observance of parliamentary procedure. Despite the many mistakes made, both officers and members of the twenty-three organizations in Peru High School profited by their experiences.

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HATS You signs appeared in every hall of the school last winter when the National Honor Society opened its clever membership campaign. Resulting in the addition of several new members, the campaign, with its curiosity provoking question, proved very suc- cessful. Senior members ot the society were required to have a scholastic average of 9l per cent and juniors 93 per cent. Leaders of the club during the first semester were Rich- ard Sharp, president, lan Welsh, vice-president, Marilyn Denton, secretary, and Dorothea Lite, treasurer. lan Welsh served as president tor the second semester, loan Iones, vice-president, Ruth Howell, secretary, and Patricia Pence, treasurer, Advisers were Mr. Benjamin Rule and Miss Elizabeth Ridenour. Honor Society . . . Row 1: Iones, North, Bussard, I-lulfer, Tillett, Enyart. Row 2: Hoppes, Wilson, Smith, Carpen- ter, Sovers, King, Price, Oates, Wylie, How 3: Rogers, Flora, Denton, Howell, Sanderson, Pence, Akers, Wolf, Iordan, Officers: Richard Sharp, Mr. Rufe, lan Welsh. -5