Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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This circle of light at the Y-Teen formal initia- tion includes all members of both Y-Teen groups at PHS. Taking school activities into the community are Elizabeth Grattt, Aleece Reifinger, Leroy Arnold, Ruth Young, and lirn Gross as they de- bate before a Kiwanis club meeting. Leroy is rn.c. and the others are varsity debaters. A fair exchange is Larry Wooten's dime for the sack ol popcorn sold by C-21 workers Betty Krott and Larry Stevens. Mending th.e stage curtains is but one ot the duties of the versatile stage hands. They are Iohn Hemdal and Leroy Arnold, seated, and Bob Wittig, Terry Griebel, Dick Calvin, David Sharp, and Tom Wooten, standing. .16.

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Standing in line isn't had when the reward is I glass ol punch at the YM- CA Thanksgiving Dance at the Civic Center. lim Doerr, Nelson Callender, Ann Palmer, and lanet Beard wait tor Mrs. Iames E, Noble to serve thein, Socially Margot Loveland puts the tag on lohn lsenbar- ger at the post-Rodeo Twirp Dance. Carolyn Pot- ter and Bill Forshee look twirped, too. Umm-m-rn good, sighs Mary Keyes, during refresh- ment time at the Girls League Kid Party, X,

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Ferdinand, the only bull in captivity that wears white bucks, charges matador Dick Mooney during a football half-time program presented by the music department. Terry Griebel and Bill Miller get on their Swing low, sweet chariot, harmonize Bill marks, hoping that the towels swatted by Dave Held, Dick Neher, Dean Thompson, and Dick Weis, Earl Glassburn, and lim Doerr don't Thompson. This quartette performs at school leave theirs. and civic programs. .17.