Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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, f -114-1 ef' I f . ' I ' ' n Cokcxin, B.S. flachine Shop less Dice. A.B.,M.A. Physics ir, I-li-Y lndustrial Chemistry Club Sponsor I O. Kesler, A.B M.A. nglish, Speech FL Co-Sponsor 3 Play, Rodeo Co-Director English, Science Club Sponsor Bernice LeMaster, R.N..B.S. School Nurse Health Education Caduceus Club Sponsor Richard W. D 'Hue B.S. Bookkeeping, Gen. Business, Safety llclv. Bookkeeping Football Coach P Club, Student Council Sponsor onovan Mrs. Marie Haag Cyril E. Hall, B.S. Atendance Officer Drafting Sophomore Hi-Y Sponsor Iames E, Noble, B.M. Phillip Ortwein, A.B.. Band, Choir, Chorus Theory, Harmony Operetta Director There is always Peruvian work to keep Don Snyder, Bob Burns, and Dave Geyer busy meeting deadlines in the print shop. Clarence N. Oury. M.S. A.B., M.A. History Biology, Narcotic Tennis Coach Freshman Hi-Y Sponsor Cyrano de Bergerac becomes more l llal K ler and his English classes hear long playing recori on the new portable phonograph, -27 Q-

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Pribble, Baker loin Faculty 1' Placing guiding hands on the affairs of the cafeteria and journalism department were two teachers new to PHS this year. Miss Doris Pribble became well known to cafeteria eaters and 4-H members, as she ref placed Mrs. Ruth Ann Ramsey his head of the home economics department. Miss Pribble was in charge of the school cafeteria, which opened November 1 and closed March 2l because of a lack of federal funds. She also organized 4-H clubs for PHS'ers and grade school students. Publications also had a new adviser, Miss Cynthia Baker. She joined the PHS faculty as journalism and English teacher after graduat- ing from Indiana University. Miss Baker re- places Mrs. Ann Sullivan. Paul Bienz, track coach, was assistant coach for the A basketball team and coach for the B team. ru L41 Q . ' . Nf ,,. xx. ki Mt ,i 4 1, Cynthia Baker. A.B. D. H. Boone, B.S.,M.S. Helen Brundage journalism English Narcissus-Peruvian Adviser lames F. Hawker, A.B., MA. English, Speech Bookkeeping NFL, Drama, De- bate Coach Sr., lr. Plays Rodeo Director Printing Shop Math Honor Society Sponsor Printshop Adviser Ina Homish. A.B.. M.A. Latin, Spanish Y-Teen Sponsor A.B., M.A. Librarian Y-Teens Span Toy lones, B.S. Government History Golf Coach i . .Afjx .Q,,.,Z21 ,.- Students look in on Neuter and Susie, anatomy A little more green. suggests lrma Fowler, inspect- rnodel and skeleton, during Miss Bertha Tereba's health ing Rodea scenery painted by Peggy Flohr, Don Bar- class. nett, and loan Eltz roth. 26' 5 if

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if xxx X .xxx N.. D x CV XX DO Students Learn and Earn Knowledge came to nine PHS students this year in the form of a hammer, saw, or a meat cutter, as the Diversified Occupations Program, commonly called the DO, became an active part of the high school schedule. The object of the program is to enable students who are un- able to attend college later in life to learn a useful trade. Fifteen hours of the school Week were spent , if ,Ziff .MMIII I Paul Prible. I-LB. Doris Pribble, B.S. I . . . Biology Home Economics Drafting as an apprentice to a local business man in Algebra Cafeteria Manager Comdimtor the field that interests the student. Five week- preshmcm Basket, FHA' 4.1.1 Club Building' Gm day hours included classroom study, super- boil Coach Sponsor Supervisor vised by Herschel Rector, faculty member, on the finer arts of the trade that couldn't be ac- Bemxgerebq' B'S RufhB2' Vrlclagner' N' Eh gGeneH vl COITipllSlf1ed by jLlSl obserVatiOn. Health lunior' Business Physical Edu The employers grade the students on apti' Engiish shorthand Bggebgll Col tude, personality, application, and ability. DriverS Tfclirlirig TYDGWfitir1Q BOYS LQGQUG Commercial Club Sponsor Sponsor Everything from boats to book-ends is built by boys Add the cream and beat slowly, demonstrates Carol in the woodworking department of Peru High School Correll during a laboratory period in Miss Doris with Tom Yeager as teacher. Pribble's home economics class. . . . . . . . . . rrnnnnnrin- .28.