x .X PERU HIGH SCHOOL PERU, INDIANA f ,.f x fp 4, L ., f l , J ',,.,,f X. M4-4A!'! ,111-IffI,, .41 C 4 , -f ,'!4 Walks of Life of Peru High Sc P1024 all '.-,' C1lE1'fI life some 1:10 zltuuerztrs 'ui V113 Tgzeg' fforxverqe from UH S1d6S cf tiwri and the h I rcundmq area. They spend four years in course OO czrmrnfzod cm Evo c,:rr1cu1c1 fmd Iuka thou gmt m the vfzrled GXUfICLlTI1CLllGT and 131211025 p,rgf:,11.::1 Tiny xrrxdmmtce Tw 'ind thou f11T'llfO 'xfllkfs mi hfc 6 i ififf N M-fi 2 :' E nur Q 1 an nu' .4 11- ...nv ,....4- ,nv ' ii, 'aa I . .Q'l ' 1 I ,Q lar NQ was -4 W. Have Ups cr Q G x W A pedometer worn by a student durmg Just an average day clocked a httle more than four rnrles That s a long walk, but 1ts no Wonder cons1der1ng hrkes across the ramp from the old bu11d1ng to the new and back agoun, clear down to the band roorn and cateterla, over to the rndustrlal shops, and out to Bengal F1e1d Warm Where else but in Peru High con students like llett to riqlitj Phil Witt, Corel Bdker, Annetie Lutz, Flonold Dcrdn, Sondrct Bonney, ond Dick Holmes wdlk to clcisses, see tneir friends, inspect or clidnging Sl1CWCCISG displcry, ond be Surrounded by vdluoble pdintings dondted by George Dovid Tlioinpson, PHS received new cercirnice ond pdintinos lroin the Wliittenberger collection, r - i, e Q sfmn rrwtirough Sauntering to Acnvmias . . 34 Trefcing to GAMES . . . sa shuffling to CLASSES . . so Ambling to TOWN . . . ios ...Q ,. w if F .5 Q ,m,..,i-5 1. iid' Ma? ., NNN ,HRK Via, M ' Y ,-af, ff www mia Ts n 'O , f I 'gk .55 . 55 ? 3 E Mastering drafting in a re- quired course for all industrial students could lead to anything from factory work to arcliitec- tectural drawing for Don Zerbe. Studying a phase ol sculpture is notliing but lun wlien Morris Rule and Norma Wilson learn from Wayne Taylor by rnolde ing paper rnaclie' caricatures. Taking Steps A dual life is led by Don Barrows and the lrialt day students. ln the mornings Don attends classes, one ot which is typing, and in the afternoons arranges bouquets and delivers for Browns Flowers. NLZ' P s,'16. ALA L Greeting the arrival of Martha Weinke and Larry Sharpf at the Girls League Christmas Dance are Carolyn Nash and Timmy Noble who arnved more than a few years early themselves Smiling Always COVTWVQ OW Info Prettymg up 1n the glrls powder room for a b1g moment at the eve nmg canteen are Ioan Fuqua and Flurry Hmes Teen Society Debutante PHS style is Becky Reineke as she descends the Civic Center stairs at the YMCA Thanksgiving Dance to rneet her waiting escort, Bob Venice. Student movie rates were obtoined by the PTA for students like Morjorie Kurz ond Ionice Philldboum who ore receiving their student ticket cords in the holl from Mrs, Howard McMinn, high school PTA president, ond Mrs. Donold Rouch, PTA Council president. His best girl is Ion Noe lond's mother ot the ofter gome donce sponsored by the PTA, They plcrnned three such donces, and ot one served refreshments. Parents Learn Why 2. WEN' ff' 'PI . it jx-Tl.. Trips away from home tor new ideas knowledge and fun brought variety to school lite lourn alists who wait beside their suitcases for transportation home after a successful press convention during October at Franklin College are Larry Apt, Miss Cynthia Baker, Tom Arnold, Carrell Rhodes Sharon Howard, Nancy Schmidt, Sandy Rouch, Pam Pugsley, Ruth Ann Young,and Ierry Thompson Shoes Wear Out Parents were observed walking in the halls, some ot whom strolled in the same halls in their own teen days. Besides PTA functions, the Future Homemak- ers ot America entertained their mothers at a party as did the Girls League with the traditional Mother- Daughter Tea. Complaints ot leg aches were under- stood by most mothers and fathers if they did no more than walk up and down the stairs to Music Parents meeting or visit classes on Visitation Day, ll- How many signatures out of 778 students can you get in one day? D-Day, distribution day, f1nds the halls iarnrned with kids, Yearbooks, pens, and shouted greetrngs ot, ll-ley, sian my Narcissusl' , We Pause , -, . m In 1979 we'll be looking at the Narcissus and rerriernf laerina inore than just school and friends. We never U-:ant to toraet the year that the City Council voted to build a swiinrnina pool after long canipaians by the Citizens' Corniriittee, The Tribune, and The Peruvian, the year that the faculty lknoclced themselves out to rnock us in a pep session and the vear that Cinernascope and stereophonic sound made movies like The Robe better than ever .IQ. I crown thee with tlne pldid lldl, decldree Clldrles Buflcfzlew, student body preeldent, to Rcdee l,1ll'Tf Y'. l:CfIIfCV lfzmreel, wlule ldnet BG7K1TTl, tzfiid Sf lzerier, wfrlcllei llie IllTT l-I Cfn','.'I'1liQ1 if Yehe Then Cn Our Way Modeling fe: fl Crim- cdl T11,d1Ql'TC'S 15 Com- sldnce lfrmger wem-lr'1'g CI P Jcclcel wlllcll be loufqrs TQ Bch ldloppers fllfifll J 9 1' 'khid Out! Out, you go, exclaims Miss lane Garber, girls physi- cal education teacher, to tower- ing Ed Hudson. Although Ed has advantage in size, Miss Garber reigns with authority. Walking Turns to Chasing Leaming isn't for dogs. mutters Tom Arnold, as he at- tempts to shoo a stray mutt out the door, Annette Lutz and Rodger Doran lend assistance. .14. Sometimes it's difficuli to tell the girls' lockers from the boysf Those live minute dates before school are memorable ones for Mary Struble and Don Mathias. -l-lig m-r-1:1 W ,c,I3w? LQZKYH 1 1 NR A prom in a park was unusue al for juniors and seniors, but Gary l-liner, Barbara l-layes, lean Kaiser, and Larry Apt dorft seem to mind the benches. A study m express1on is this shot oi Pat DeHaven as she takes a high dive over Shirley Wells, Marilyn laberg Sue Holmes Fawntilla Shultz, lane Fultz, and Ioanne Cole in advanced gym. A new teacher oi girls' physical education, Miss lane Garber, was not the only new development in the sports field this year. The wedding of Marilyn Monroe and loe Dimaggio, baseball star, hit head' lines on both the society column and sports page. Golf became a nationwide sport as President Dwight Eisenhower putted on the White House lawn. Alter the disappointing regional basketball game at Ko- komo ended, and the Has Been-Will Be game proved the seniors to be superior, a new yell leader training program was introduced by varsity yell leaders and Miss lane Garber for future prospects. For any lull in spirit Georgie Iacksons Fight yell was a sure tonic. Even the opposing teams tans would applaud for him Tumbling . . Jumping . . Running . . In the tipoff of the seasons opener, lolin Kerschner Jumps against Alexanf dria. The ether Tiger in the picture is guard lerrv Thompson. The Peru Daily Tribune said ot Perus basketball, A'The season wasnt a great one, but it was entertaining. Townspeople must have agreed, because they began lining up even before midnight to buy regional tickets the next afternoon, and PHSE Sl year old tan, Albert Zipperion, re turned tc cheer tor the Peru Tigers Better than a desk tor studying is the senior Pronunciation is a problem tor Constance girls' locker tloor as Shirley Cook, Sharon Hutch- Kramer, Pat Quince, Frances Chandler, and inson, Shirley Mills, and Sherry Strassle testify. Dorothy Pogue, when they pucker up to try eu, g.. i. - 5 t,.f-,,,-,L'f1 1,, I - . -X ff., , 1. .A . . ., ,,. 5 it le at A new magazine center in the library combines education with enjoyable reading for Evelyn Mygrant, loyce Dea- ton, Pat Bishop, and Phil Witt during study hall. Students needed adrnit- tance cards to the library this year. f'-'vw-'0vll'Ol'5 'f is ' ' A,A, r,..+ Time out from lessons is called by I Harold Mcxrburger cmd Pct Bishop. S ' Hunger for knowledge ccm't whei that teenage appetite for Q quick snack. Heocls in Clouds Indoor sports ore popular ot Chrisinicstime when mistletoe gives Norncy Snorpf ond Ed Mc- Pherson on excuse for kissing. Ice skating was scarce this year tor Butch Guyer, Kay l-lull, Audra Brower, l-larold Chatlish, Marilyn McMinn, and lerry Powell as snow didnt tall much until a couple ot heavy March storins to greet spring . . . Then the Clouds Burst With the coldness of winter, more stayed inside Where they could watch on TV the Candelabra and big srnile of Liberace, and choose sides in the Arthur Godfrey and Iulius LaRosa rift. An epidemic of appendectornies, automobile accidents, and broken legs, feet, and toes put not only students on the casualty list, but also Miss Hester Wood in the hospital tor awhile. Although Rain didn't com- pete with top hits l'Secret Love and UStranger in Paradise on the hit parade this year, it still brought out the urnbrellas and raincoats ol Betty Sterrett and Marilyn Iaberg on a rainy day, The line seems shorter to Don Douglass, Fred Turner, and loyce Featherstone when an exciting game in Tig-Arena is just beyond the ticket booth and Ben Rufe. The new gym, which is now l5 years old, got its new name through a Peruvian contest and was made official by School Board approval. X School Spirit Runs High It's a long walk for the band from school to practice field and through the formations, too. Here, Sam Stegman, Kay Hancock, and Iim Lighty are relieved to stop and sympathize with Sondra Lan- dis during a lunch hour practice. 'Y 1 Y ll Till shorter fountains are made, Balph Brown gladly lends assistance to four feet one inch Phyllis Mills, a lreshinan. with Plenty of Helping Hands Testing sound equipment is one of the essential tasks of the stage hands, The twenty helping hands seen below belong to Ccounterclockwisel Larry Wooten, Larry Durham, Gary Hiner, Bay Puterbaugh, Bob lVlcNary, Don Ploss, Tom Smith, lim Delsawter, Bob Becker, and Iirn Arnold. Why mother gets gray rnight be explained lay the dancing at Phyllis Thomas and Raj: Puterbaiigh as it threatens the lamp held Mrs. David Tlrainas, 'xxhile Herb Hand and Diana Westcctt enicy the scsld- Lng trozzg the caucn. Mrs. Tncnias aught tc he relieved that tgiey re net dancing the Bunny Hcp, Cliarlestcn, cr lrlalcey Poke, all tavaritcs. 1- 'lf He e n Gr y 'St r - .stag , . fs if l A -9 V. .477 , .. ,i'fl'l'Af..Q' it Queen Nancy Sharp! is crc:-:ned at Harnef caxnina by Charles Buclcalet-x as attendants Diana Westcott, Bar- hara Venice, and San- dra Thcrnas watch the fall cerezziany wistlully. s --...,...' ,sf v 'L IL 'MZ' ifgz, 1111 .4 A A wish is made hy Raggedy Ann and Anf dy, Nancy Gathard and lane Fultz, while Bare bara Karlaa, Mary Struf lcle, and Nancy Schmidt wait their tiirn at the Girls League Kid Party. 'x- I if u- . 'L' ,. . ,V ,xi Fwy f A ,wp s 'x f- if X A 5 -xv.. - :xfif .::-.':-- '- :. ., 'f swf -414: 'H-1.II'vs f JH. --,...-..:..-Q... 'mifrxr 353' .,, , ,-1-a..A,., , f -4-..',::--..vf. ,.f,,.'::,1 . ,.::r:-- ' TU: ,- ' GL-'N - ...x.. , -5 -..gn . , 1 Y ,W 1' 1 fix? All gone tor Buckalew in the student body election are Gene Racelc, Tom Arnold, Terry Middlelcault, lohn Grimes, and Rodger Doran as they ride around in Rodgers A Ford. Pedal pushers prove to be shoe sole savers for lim Rody, Russell Miller, and William Lees, nut no one has tigured out yet how to ride loack and tcrth across the school ramp We Don'f walk Always A one-wcry ticket to Christmas cheer is v hat a r de home on Peru s brightly painted Santa Claus Special city bus must seem like to loyce Hughes Sue Bussard and Clarles Pontius M Kaus A job for Senator Ioseph McCarthy is investigating the red ol Sally Seilers back. Sue Robinson, Marcia Dock, and Constance Kramer are trying to tigure out a way ol getting Sallys commencement robe on without hurting the sunburn with strap marks she worked lor at the lake cluring Senior Week Most ot the seniors take trips during the tree week Lost Mile for Seniors Yes, it is the last mile tor seniors and the end ol a year when there was a controversy over the Puerto Rico hassle in Con- gress and the expectorating ol gum in school, a time ot anxiety over the H bomb and linding a night when we could go to Ruth Youngs house to out the tinal touches on our term papers. There were sauabbles over scrabbley the new game, and imitations of lack Webbs lust the facts, ma :nf on Dragnet. .27. Music Depcrfmenf Gives A puppet show with live puppets and regular puppets helped make the operetta, Naughty Marietta, presented by the Music Department on December 8 and Q in the auditorium, differ ent from any performed previously. ln the New Crleans town all became bedlam when the governor, Michael Davidson, fell in love with a casauette maid, and then turned out to be a pirate leader. More confusion was added to the plot 'frhen the maid, Pat McNamara, was found to be a missing Countess of France. She loved only Captain Dick, Paul Bingaman. Week night showings brought a small crowd but a successful performance to directors fairies Noble, fairies Hawker, Hal Kesler, and Miss lane Garber Ruth Young was student director. Everybody s happy in th s scene including the audience, as Pat McNamara laughs at her puppet players at the antics of live ruppet clowns Va ilyn McMinn and Flurry Hines, and at puppet' master Te ry Middlekauff and Nike Davidso a suitor. Chariiiing Marietta laughs with everyone. The hncxle brrnqs the whole -sv Cost to the stoqe Lett to r1ght Doerr Fowhle Wold Hoover 1 Dovrdson MCNornC1ro Mlddle Roberts Money Whrttenberger Naughty Marietta but Nice A proclamatlon reod by the town crrer Terry Reed gets httle ottenhon from Iohn Wold ond Pot Monohon srestcung under therr sornbreros Pot McNomoro cts the soucy Morretto who s hldrng out behrnd C1 fountorn rs more mte-rested rn heorrng ond less trrghtened thorn she should he 29 5 J K A ,hx ' n-'x ' U A I , , , , koutf, Garrison, Rornrnelfonger, I Q ' 7 ' -1 A guiet summer of peace and concentration for lames Clark, a lawyer who wants to be elected as District Attorney, is disrupted in the Iunior Class play, 'lQuiet Summer, February l2. When Iames Clark, played by Don Garrison, finds his sister's teenagers dumped on him for a couple of months, his summer turns into one full of surprises like a tiger skin with his nephew Sonny, Bill Miller, under it. Six different romances pace the play along with politics on a small scale. The comedy was directed by Iames Hawker. Nancy Schmidt was student director of Quiet Summer, which, although only given one night, netted the Iunior Class enough money to sponsor the Iunior-Senior Prom on May l4. A tiger! screams Sally Moore, the housekeeper, as she runs out the door only to later find that it is Sonny, Bill Miller. Juniors Laugh in 'Quiet Summer' Winning the political election proves faintful for the newly elected district attorney, Iames Clark, as the juniors practice at dress rehearsal the climax of the Quiet Summer show. Seated left to right Mr Hawker Epler Westcott Thomas Schmidt Standing Money Miller Nash Ralstin Pugs ley Davidson Holland Garrison D Moore Mavity Senger Reed S Moore Montgomery Sargent all 'w N - x xNl ' N l . Z 'ts ' Yes, he was her man, but iudging from the way Sally Moore is looking at Don Washington in this l'Frankie and lohnnyu scene, hes been doing her wrong' Linda Money, lim Featherstone and Beverly Holland lean on the soda bar, being too scared to take a sip of Ritters root beer Rodeo Combines Love, Religion Royal smiles are on the lips of Queen Nancy Kimpel, and her court, Roberta Nash, Ianet Beard, Patty Snow, Nancy Morgan, Alice Mor- gan, Claudette Robertson, and Marilyn McMinn. A religious scene, The Robe, gave a more serious tone to the Rodeo, November 5 and 6, Norman Underwood, portraying ludas, read the monologue to open the scene. Some of the 225 members of the total cast were in the scene written and directed by Ruth Young, senior, which enlarged on the idea that For Every Man Theres a Woman. Danny McGrew, a young boy, learned from his mother, Pam Pugsley, about the different kinds of love in Hal Kesler's All About Love. One Night ot Love by Iames Hawker, told the complications of just one rnan's love life, and included Keep Away, Baby, composed by Mrs. lames Noble. 'H f '-'VF W if ' NA qv: ifv K4 .Lal f f vm If ? ,aw X l 1 . 'MQ 3 2 C' I 1 'Qs aa 5 .., if Q f .5 xi Q. .., ,N,,,if ' 'QL . .5 ,X , rm 1, ig , 3 Lx V 115 -4 L, LL V 6 N Q 4 in 3 '. 5 Vi 'T if Y' f ' Q We Scunfer fo Clubs 34 Ni'W b-fawx,w 'EJ l fl f II g 1 i . ,iw ,A --I v-,A , Neck cmd neck on an important issue the Student Council waits as President Charles Buckalew decides a tie Front row: Ruth Nash, Kramer, Myers, Nix Robinson. Row two: B Hancock, Thomas Arnold Ebert, Gothard. Row three: Copeland, Hand, Lingentelter, Roberta Nash, Wold. Row four: Lee Ballee, Rauch, Davidson, Noland. Row five: Charters Mr. Donovan, Thompson, Smith. Row Six: Miss Wood, K. Hancock The representatives are elected . Veep Iohn Finster is introduced to officers Cleft to rightj Roberta Nash, lack Arnold, lim Lingentelter and Mary Keyes by Council president Charles Buckalew, PTA, Student Council Get Lower Student Movie Price The 1953-54 Student Council co-operated with the Parent-Teacher Association to obtain student theater tickets as the main project. The tickets, valid until September, were is- sued by the PTA. ln addition to the regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays ot every month, com- mittees have striven to make this a better school, The building committee checks on things A around the school that may need repairing, and the election committee counts the ballots for the school elections. P Club Puts Heat' on PHS Athletes' Aches, Pains Vanish Under Gift 'ro Gym, Heat Lamp For the aches and pains that athletes def velop while walking, running, and jumping for PHS, the P Club purchased a heat larnp to be placed in the office of N. E Wernz, boys' physical education teacher. Under the direction of Dick Donovan, sponf sor, the club sold gold pencils with the basketf ball schedule printed on thern as a rnoney- inalcing project. Other club activities were the painting of the football schedule on a plague on the fire station lawn and the initiation service Noverne P Sffmfis fofpnde GS i- ell Us Perl? Us P Club Offi- U cers fleit to right? Herz: Hand, lonn Grirnes, Bob Def 10, Smith, Bob Geyer and lchr. Grimes examine jackets. Leuming by seeing is a practice that has been adopted nfhalehecriealy by the P Club this year as members during a club meeting watch moving pictures taken at the Peru football games Front row: Lingenfelter, Smith, Grirnes Marburger. Row two: lackscn Ourv, Briggs Benedict l-lcppes. Row three: Hill, Sonafrank I-land, Bessig- nano Sharp, Beard Standing: Mr. Donovan, Movie: cf the '53 Vv'orld Series were also shown at P Club meeting. -V 7,-W., 1 i f X2 ,Z 'CIIIIZIF3 .37. plxdf AY: My 5,131 ia sb v 4 fi. P' S Artists are ready for posters. Front row: Apt Ierry Reed, Bowman Landis, La-hee, Roberta Nash Featherstone S. Hines, Stitt Laudenschlager, Forshee Mr. Taylor. Row two: Hayes, Garnett, Pugsley, Miller F. Hines, McGuirk Dye, Bornrnelfanger, Pontius Wainscott M. Nash. Row three: Ditzler, Garbert, Young, S. Moore, Ebert, Dollens Bals tin, Bute, Hamrnon, Ruth Nash Struble D. Moore, Roberts, Host Peters, Iudy Reed. Wayne Taylor was club sponsor Somewhat shocking is the transformer studied by the Stience Club Counterclockwise First row: Russo, Stuber Spaulding Thompson, Arnold, Middlekauff, Row two: Wilson, Hiner, Reed Brock, Clausen, Dice, Epler, Puterbaugh Miller, Bacek, Reece, Sutton, Smith Row three: Harding DeLawter Cole, Montgomery, Berkshire, Garrison, Rufe Donaldson, Mr Dice King. Meeting weekly, each member ccrnpleted his scientific experiment during this year Artists Design Emblem Newly Limited Membership Regulated by Point System Smudged with paint and clay, the Art Club members adopted a new point system, estabf lished a limited membership, and created a gold and black felt emblem during the year. Officers were Larry Apt, president, Ruth Young, secretary, Sally Hines, treasurer, and Beverly Stitt, point chairman. .5 Scientists Try Experiments Buck Rogers Future Pal For All Boy Science Club Text book studies took a back seat to scien- tific experimentation for the Science Club. Under the direction of less Dice, sponsor, members loked into the supersonic future. Officers were Ierry Thompson, president, Ronald King, vice-president, Tom Arnold, sec- retary, Gene Bacek, treasurer. Miss Jane Garber Backs GAA Members Change to Fast Pace To Vue for Athlehc Honors Somethmg old new borrowed and blue stormed PHS as the GAA ltntshed another sen son The old members greeted the new advtser Vltss lane Garber who borrowed some new wlaxs that enabled the gals tn blue to mvdde even the boys held of softball at a playdax at Crawtordsvtlle Playdays at Crawlordsvtlle Ball State Lo gan and Peru gave the gtrls a chance to com cete vrth other schools Tournaments ot bas retball deck tenrus and volleyball gave thern or chance tc compete wrth classmates for pomts that went toward a GAA letter lntttatton ceremontes mcluded a leap frog trtp to the park but ended wtth plenty ot eats for everyone Bullseyes arent as easy when g ard ltke Audra Brower t V to keep lean Katser from 'nakma a basket that could mean a tournament vtcto y tn scnool game Boy have they ever changed snouted spectators as he: Natched the gtrls abardor thetr 1, u ' rntntne ap parel tor the GAA lH1llGl1Ol'l Stundmg Katser Beara Ak r Ra h Hancock Mackev Gotna Kneelmg Fore Host Copeland Otftcers Beard Katser and Gotha d ao lt a p ure a the gtrls leap oaa ptcntc t I . . t . , . 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Long long Peru hallways are expected as edttor tn ch et Sand a Rouch ha Carrell Rhodes bustness manage p th pedome e on he ktrt so she cart tell how many 'tile go 1r'to complet g a ptcture d w --.L+ Walks Steps al' Convo Edltors Secret ls Pledge For Two Tone Narcussus Walks ot Ltle at PHS hrst stepped befo e PHS at the annual Narctssus audttortum where students stgned pledge cards tor the1r Nar ctssus Patternmg the aud1tor1um alter a radto and televtston show the publtcattons deoartmen guest panel on lve Got a Skeleton met people and guessed secrets The last g est was Sandra Rouch edttor whose secret was that she had slgned a Narctssus pledge card Sandra not only had a secret but also plentv of headaches 1nclud1ng the new tdea of maktnz the copy blocks come out evenly such as th style used tn Ltte Magaztne The yearbook based on the dummy plan Whtch Won ftrst prlze IH tts budget bracket at lndtana Untverstty Htgh School lournaltsm ln stttute lS the hrst all whtte yearbook Moclerr caramel splashes on the cover and open1ng pages and tntormal ptctures make tt tull ot student appeal Bustness manager Carrell Rhodes was atded by the Journallsm classes tn selltng ads Work's iun when you make it that way and tlett to ightb Pat McNamara, business manager, Larry Apt nd Ruth Young, editors-in-chief, discover that secret. Noses for news of The Peruvian gather. Sitting: Stegman, Chittum Miss Baker, Fuqua Hein Middlekauit, Wiclcerharn 15: Peruvian Names Tig-Arena Adds Staff Managing Editor: Swimming Pool Drive Pushed The Peruvian stait tucked another teatlier behind the press card on each hat as they succeeded in sponsoring a contest that named the TigfArena. The names submitted by the students were iudged by a faculty panel, and the School Board accepted TigfArena. Beginning and advanced journalism stuf dents wrote and helped edit the paper which was under a new style ot management, The oitice ot managing editor was originated with Larry Apt and Ruth Young trading jobs ot managing editor and editorfinechief at the end ot the semester. The Peruvian aided with editorials and news stories in the tight that tinally got Peru rolling toward a swimming pool. Holmes Moore, Cole, Pouch, Werner, Underwood anarn, Hull Crawtora Standing: Marlow Lennon, Hancock, Tate, Clausen, Howard, Garrison, Featherstone Finicle, Lund Smith, Witt Gross Tillett, Reed Bingarnan Oury, Hudson, ffix, Webster, Reinelce, Shattran, Murphy Sharpt. Beginning iournalists covered all news beats lg i I A Christmas surprise to PHS was the :special eiztion Four inches or nothing is the new :notto of The Peru- adrnired by associate editors left to right? Thomas vian ad :staff ,left to rightl Nancy Schmidt lerry Web- Mzddleicautf, lvfavity, Pugsley VVe.stcctt, Arnold Raceic stef, and Sally Seiler The small .staff tackled the Picturers made up all of ine front page of this issue big iob of rnaking a profit from having a good time Sticking his Unose for news into the affairs as they edited their underclassznen issues. The of the paper, Peruvian Pete, an editorial car- seniors, however, got revenge as they were in toon character joined the staff in time to enter complete control of the final senior edition. the swiznrning pool campaign and gyin contest. Printing and setting The Peruvian, D. l-l. Beginning journalists closed the publications Boones printshop boys worked with the edie office door to the editors twice during the year torial staff advised by Miss Cynthia Baker. Type squeezers would help the print shop boys a lot of tiiiieia Trying tc solve Peruvian prczlertzs are counter 3l35k 1-:el DQYUSYOU 3Y1Yder Bowman Harshiiian Harding, Pontius, Garner Geyer, Scott, Maizpzas Ellers, Hoover ii H Boone is the adviser, Bowznan and Don Snyder operated the linotype The Peru Tribune also :let some type .43. it-N na... The only Oscars for journalists are the final products that come otl the presses. Quill and Scroll members Cleft to rightl Rhodes, Thompson, Schmidt, Westcott, McNama'a, Arnold, Miss Baker, Middlekautt, Apt Sargent Moore, Thomas study the old yearboolcs lor tips on style and make-up. Miss Cynthia Baker was the club sponsor Little things count especially when the little things are thoughtful gifts given to shut-ins by the lunior Red Cross. Favor committee members Cleft to rightl Claudette Ellis, Ann Ingersoll, Phyllis Mills, and Sue Dye make favors for shut-ins' Christmas trays Miss Elizabeth Rdenour was in charge of this and other club protects, Writers Get Narcissus Early Junior Red Cross Expands Six Quill and Scroll Members Largest Club Membership Sends Work on Auditorium, Banquet Cheer, Cards, Gifts to Shut-Ins Members ot Quill and Scroll, national honor- The largest lunior Red Cross membership in ary for high school journalists, got their year- RHS history netted 328,07 on singing valentines, books a day early along with other students made hospital tray lavors again, and filled at the Publications Banquet. party boxes for soldiers at Camp Atterbury. The group helped with the Narcissus auditor- The 50 members sent Thanksgiving, Christmas, ium and the Banquet plans, and initiated eight. and Easter cards to shut-ins. 'Brains' Normal-Have Fun Spring Picnic, March Initiation Main Honor Society Club Dates The membership ot the National Honor Soe ciety was raised to 49 when l7 students were initiated in a candlelight service March 4. Activities sponsored by the Club this year included the annual spring dance and an atter game dance. FHA Meets Other Chapters Mothers' Party, Formal Initiation Give Hostess Training to Girls District meetings at Ladoga and Sheridan showed Peru FHA members what other chap- ters are doing. A formal initiation November l9 followed the picnic initiation. A mother-daughter party and a Christmas party were other FHA fun dates. The Brains can have tun in the Honor Society and members do as they discuss a coming tunction. Front row: Bute, Middlekautt, Davidson, Finster Thompson- Buckalew, Doran Lingentelter, Apt, Bowman Row two: Prague, Rouch, Sharpt, Holland Moore, Derbyshire, Harter, Fisher, Mavity, King, Arnold, Miss Ridenour, Mr. Bute. Row three: Deck, Nash, Snyder, S. Myers, Hayes, Mills, Schrader Kimpel Kaiser, Rhodes, llitt, Kramer, Mr. Boone Row four: Glassburn, Pogue, Burwick, Haber, Stitt Gothard Hoover, Personett, Wise, Stuber, Hoppes, Briggs Memories of club activities are easy when members can refer to the FHA scrapbook. The girls recall pleasant experiences at a meeting. Front row: Tate Eberle, Baker, P. Myers, Miss Pribble. Row two: Bradley, McKee, Fultz Sharp, Gable, Gochenour. Row three: Edmond, A. Hiefs, Deason Boettier, Black, Blackman l Hiers, Neupert Row four: Richardson Finster, Stookey, Anderson Doris Richardson is in charge ot the club scrapbook entries A NFL Thankful 'For Car, Bus Capture Four Sweepstakes ,,, r Through I,950 Mile Coverage lt s a good tiilrtg tltat the meztnloers ot tlxe NFL dtdnt have to 1-fallq to their actlvlties, because during the school year they traveled l,Q5O rnlles to l4 towns. Peru traveled the best ot Company, though, as tlzey' '.-.' on the sweerosidlzes trofliv It Indiana State Teachers College Delphi, l-lowe, and Butler University. l3arlla:r1erztor'y procedure was mastered tor the Student Congresses dt Peru Elkhart and Purdue University and rtattorial lioree '.-:ere Carried to Butler University. The NPL sp onsored art alter dame dartce and A serious moment oorrzfas as speech oftzoerfs 'left to , . , aft! lrrti Lzhaenfelter Rum Yoigria, lohr. Fzriftfrr Silent Zlneg on G gpmng plcnlc SFCHSCW were Criirler 2-Qekilw izcttoe for fffffllil 1r11t.t1 l3f7le5 Hillffker grid Hal Kegflef A mock caucus QF ine IJFL QTSDLIYGTLCZT Front row: lwVC1:h1f1QiCl'l 'vloicerharo Holmes, lVlClVllf'1IT Row two: llce Keyes, Razer M. 2-avzdfson, Moore Underwood Reed Row three: Fowlzle, Holland, Gothard Derbyslitre, Frsrter, lfgrifoi Rexel: 'Waite 'Werner Row four: ffolaod 'Wold Sharif lvft.'E1ler Qu1hoe,Mcl:la7iara,Ep1er lvlomfy Wi . ow five: l-lawizer Crawford, Charters Millf Erookrtai Kffififf' Roiurztelffzriger, lfoerr Row six: Reiieke xgtiipi-, Ruta- I lQo,'.'1d:or1,Eox15 Suit: 't'.'eo'ert '.'.'1 'or'i flair,-' Polk Mr Kesler Stegrriart They :net 2-.'eekl',' No date but the best will do for the Boys League dances as representatzver ana Mr. Wernz plan tor the coming year, Front row: Mr Wernz Sawyer Row two: Marburger, Bacelc, Sharp Gross, Middlelcautt, Bingarnan Berkshire Row three: Dice, Hill Lund, Blackman, Surnpter Geek Icnes The League sponsored two intormal dances this yea Dances Go from Bottom Up Boys League Begins in Socks: Ends Dance Season in Sweaters The Boys League gradually worked up this year as they began by dancing in socks at the annual Sock Hop and ended by dancing in their sweaters at the annual Sweater l-lop, A Logansport band including lerry lordan played tor the Sock Hopi and the Starlighters played tor the Sweater l-lop. The Boys League sponsored a Thanksgiv- ing auditorium tor the Iunior and Senior high student bodies. The Beverend Gary Allbritten ot the First Baptist Church was the main speaker at the program which was in the auditorium No- vember 25. Otticers tor the year were Charles Buck- alew, president, Ierry Thompson, vice-pres- ident, Bob l-loppes, sergeant-at-arms, and Bob Smith, secretary, The boys also sponsored an atter game dance in the auditorium. Gene Wernz was the club sponsor. ,A - 's It's C1 tight fit, bu' le-rry Thornpxons :sure hell be ready tor the Sweater Hop Boys League officers ilet to righfl Bob Srnifh Charles Bzickalew Bot, Hoppe and Bob Guyer watch hint struggle into the sweate Band Has Dual Personality Special Concert Division Plays Christmas, Spring Programs 'll challenge you, was heard in the band- room this year as the band was divided into a concert band and a marching band. To secure positions in the new concert band, a regular band member could challenge the lowest ranking concert member playing the same instrument, An audition for Iames Noble, music director, then decided who Hbeat out whom, The concert band played the Christmas Con- cert December l6 and the Spring Concert April 9. The marching band traveled to Butler Uni' versity for the fifth consecutive year to par- ticipate in the Butler Band Day and to Marion for the Four-Way Festival. The concert band played in the evening Fes- tival concert, but the entire band was in the afternoon parade. ln order to raise funds for uniforms and inf struments, the band undertook the selling of bleacher pads. The bleacher pads were silk screened by the art department and sold for one dollar. Old members roared through the initiation September 29 as they planned the activities to be something special at Frances Slocum Park. Suspense carrie as lames Noble, director, Sheriff I, M. Behle, and Earl Mooney, conserva- tion officer, announced that there was a tiger loose in the vicinity. The initiation proceeded with extreme cau- tion until a tiger was discovered crouching in the shadow, Sighs of relief were heard amidst the shrieks and screams when Ronald King, in a borrowed tiger skin, couldn't keep from laughing. Keeping spats. gloves, cmd crossbelts clean for inspection can get to be an awful chore, but when it wins band director lames Nobles praise and a sharp looking group for marching and pictures, it's worth the trouble. Front row: l.aHee, Featherstone, K. Hancock, Landis, Davidson, King Rule, Young M. Nash, Ralstin, Seiler, Rush. Row two: D. Dice, Stegman, Yates, R. Dice, Mygrant Garland Roberts, Redmon, Holmes, Garber, Donaldson Kro- mer Wright, Row three: Roberta Nash, Wooten Cox, Spohn, Underwood, Montgomery, I. Dice, Reed, Sumpter, Catey Cole Caldwell. Row tour: Peters, Ruth Nash, Powell, O'Ccnnor Clausen Hoover, Sutton, Zerbe, Del.awte' Stants, Gooch, Penn Richardson. The band presented elaborate halftime shows at football and basketball games Something old. smooth, cmd new is on the agenda of the dance band as they prepare for an after-game dance, Front row: Rush, Spohn, Davidson, La-hee, Akers, Deck, Montgomery, Thompson, Row two: Roberts, Brock, Bute, lordan, Phillabaurn. The dance band, practicing during the noon hours, played at the intermissions of the plays Music Maestros Please Wainscott Aids Dance Band: Lost-One Trio's Last Note Some of the female dance band members found it a little hard to concentrate on their music this year as young Eric Wainscott, a former PHS band member, helped them during his' practice teaching. The amazing part was that they could ever play any hot music on the diet of cold sand- wiches and milk their noon hour practice time forced on them. The pep band livened the pep sessions and led rally parades through the halls in more of Peru High's long Walks. Terry Brock, Dick Stants, and Morris Bute kept trying all year to hit the right note on their trumpet trio fight song at pep session. Go, man. go! shout the pep band to the trumpet trio as they try to arouse team spirit. Front row: Mr, Noble, Hoover, Iordan, McNamara, Davidson. Row two: Seiler, Deck, R. Nash, La-hee, M. Nash, Brock, Bute, Stants. Row three: Cole, Roberts, Dice, Catey Underwood, Row four: Ralstin, Reece, Miller, Wooten, King. They adlib musically. XNR Practicing four part hcxnnony for the Festival, the choir sings on Front row: Metzger, Rommelfanger, S Hoover, Thomas, McNamara Burwick, Bussard, Hamer, Stookey, Nash, Derbyshire, Fisher, Personett, Row two: Brookman, Schrader, Whittenberger, Waite, Grimes, Morgan, Dock, Keasey, Ebert, Prague, Money, M. Roberts, Doerr Wittig, How three: Wold Epler, D, Roberts, Bingaman, Middlekauff, Racek, Dice, Underwood, Montgomery, McKinley, Lin- genfelter, Thompson Row four: lackson, Wooten, Oury Iordan, Monahan Brock, Davidson, Ri:-ei Garrison Ditzlor, Smith, Moore, D, Hoover The accompanists for the choir performance.: were Carole Phillabainzi and C51rolDfi-ck Choir Pertorms at State Meet Eighteen Sing at Fairgrounds: Group Entertains Community PHS was represented for the first time in the united chorus of the Indiana State Choral Festif val as l8 choir members joined the lO2 other school groups under the direction of Harry Wilson, Festival guest conductor, And the 18 members were about all that were left when director lames Noble instituted the point system in the choir. lt was rumored at the end of the year that the choir would be cut down to 40 members. The situation became so evident that the April Fools edition of The Peruvian ran a story that records would be substituted tor the choir at the Spring Concert. One rendition of a specialty number, 'Dry Bones, jazzed the familiar spiritual to fit the age of Hot Toddyu and The Creep. The initiation ceremonies for the choir began the year, taking initiates back to childhood as baby bottle races were sponsored, and male members suffered the fate of wearing female Clothing. The choir sang at both the Thanksgiving and Christmas auditoriums, At Christmastime the choir left the warni band room to trudge through the snow to sing at the hospital and then returned to PHS to serenade the students by caroling in the halls. Red faces and giggles told that some choir members, chosen by Mr. Noble, were delivering singing valentines to students on Valentines Day as a cooperative project with the iunior Red Cross. Ulncline Thine Ear and the lllsukens Seven- fold Benedictionf' were the songs sung by the choir at the Hifi' sponsored World Day of Pray- er program. Throughout the year student director Mike Davidson conducted the choir in Mr. Nobles absence. Usually a senior tills the position, but Mike, a junior, broke all tradition to become student director of both choir and the band. Larry Apt, lon Noland, Meda Funk, Marilyn McMinn, Kay Fuqua, Donna Tate, and Morris Rute were added to the choir during the secs ond semester, 51- Girls Explore Two Worlds Reality, Pretend Ser Pace For Girls League Acfivilies Nleiiilierss ol llre Girls lseaaue lived in lwc worlds lliifa year' llie world ol reality and tlie world ol iiialce believe. 'X V K X Make believe created trio llieiiio 'Frosted ' lTarilC1sy lor llie annual Cliristiiiaia Uarirye De cember lll and ruled in tlie decorations. Caroline Nasli, sister ol lvlarllia Nasli, art cliairman, and Tim Noble, son ol lames Noble, music instructor, dressed as elves in wliile satin, lianded out the frosted pink and silver dance programs wliile the lll couples danced to llie music ol tlie Kokomo 'Starduslersf s R N 4 in 1,14 Wishful thinking for Girls League rnffrnberr came rialit at Kr: Party tune, as Ruth Young, lCF'l'llCfj pro- Tl1G girls, dressed CIS storybook CllCIVGCl9T5, grain clirirryrn xfiows lcountercloclcwisiil Constance Qqgin livgd in yngkeebeligvgg Q11 NQVQr Never KTJIIIPT, tzrx' vzcfi-g'ire:fident, Roloerli llfrsli pzecretiry, lsC11'1Cl for ll1G Kid PCIHY Qctober li, Robert '1 fir-:trier recording secretary, Nancy' Sliarpl The mcnm Community qervice Given by the rrfgixwril Crrcl llecx, treasurer, Marllia glagli art - ' climrziiari, and Rutli Toepler, second vice-fpregident, Girls League WGS the Supervlslon Ol lundg liow to iiialci- rx wizrli lor a succezsslul party come true dOl'1GlGCl lor ll163 polio drive al C1 lOCC1l ll16CIlQT. lay usiria Iliff rinq lavors they received lor tlir: party A hen party if lun and useful, Too as Girls League sponsor.: and rfgri-.1er1t.'1l1x'e,f plan a llxliirf- if-F: Front row: Nash Parsley Pope, Hoppes, Bonney B-alrlbaugn, Row two:M1.1p1 Srifestxi xr: lvlcflrzriara, Kxtigfel, QC'.Qrinf:r Howard Witlig, Reed, Mavity Row three: Miss Finch Doran McC1uirk l'lazrL::ior.d, SIW:f'.CV'Y GGCl1Ql lCLlY Nix Buck ill,-'.-J Borirzcy Q -J iz! U lndustrialists Adopt' Aims Members Write Own Constitution: Make Plaque Showing Club Unity Realizing a need tor a set of club rules, the lndustrial Club wrote and adopted their own Constitution. The members also made a plaque represent- ing the machine shop, print shop, drafting, and woodworking boys who are eligible to join the club. C-2I Feeds Tiger Boosters New Concession Tables Aid In Stuffing Fans, Activity Fund Hungry fans took advantage of the C-21 Club's service and new coke tables, and called time out from the excitement ot football and basketball games to renew their energy for the second halt. C-21 workers sold pop, candy, and popcorn for money that goes into the general fund. Constitutional convention at PHS is carried on by the Industrial Club members as they adopt a club constitu- tion. Front row: Prior, Arnold, Monahan, Willis. Row two: Clingaman, Mr. Cokain, Kirk, Doran. Row three: Mr. Yeager, Gordon, Bennett. The club, meeting in the room which members renovated, is open to industrial boys. Ready to feed the hungry Tiger fans are the C-21 members. Front row: Etue, Bennett, Hostetler, Mr, Davis, Chat- losh, Row two: Bollett, Fultz, Higgins, Richards, Gerard, Moore, Lawson, Pontius. Row three: Holden, Short, Ed- mond, Krott Marks, Gothard. Standing: Welke. Funds made by concessions workers are put into the general fund. K7- With lives in their hands, the Patrol Boys check post assignments, Front row: Bosh, Hostetler, Pontius, Ray, Chat- losh, Stevens Sutton. Row two: Brothers, Hawley, Mr. Davis, Dobler Awards were given to the boys at Award Day. Getting ideas for next year's Caduceus Club, officers Cleft to rightl Wilma Fisher, Constance Kramer, Beverly Holland, Dan Roberts, and Mary Lou Hendricks see poster proiects that can make the l954-55 club more active. Patrol Boys Keep Slate Clean No Accident Year Brings PHS Chicago Motor Satety Awards Keeping the accident slate clean, the Patrol Boys chalked up another 'fsafetyffirst' year by cooperating with the school officials and city police department, Being in charge of the Miami and Cass Street crossings, the Patrol Boys turned in service that rated Chicago Motor Club Awards. Noel Davis was the adviser, and Bob Hawley was captain of the Patrol Boys. Caduceus Club Inactive Future Students ot Medicine Have Otticers But No Meetings Although officers were elected, the Cadu- ceus Club did not meet this year, sponsor Miss Bernice LeMaster stated. The Club was for students interested in any phase of the medical fields. Officers were Wilma Fisher, president, Mary Lou Hendricks, vicefpresident, Beverly Holland, secretary-treasurer, Dan Boberts, sergeant-at GTIHS. IN QIAR pt N I uf y l...l sf- Reviving a lost custom of posting the names of the basketball players on the gym wail for each game Charles Pontius and Max Ralstin, both Hi-Y members, adopted the maintenance of this as a yearly protect Hi-Y Works Toward Motto Conferences, Speakers Create Activities for Three Groups Conferences at Kokomo, Logansport, and Laf fayette gave the freshman sophomore, and senior HifY clubs opportunities to exchange ideas concerning their motto, to uphold, maine tain, and create high standards of Christian education. The boys from the three groups were repref sented by their presidents, Gerald Mathias, freshman, lames DeLawter, sophomore, and Max Miller, senior. Speakers included Sergeant Edward Kaiser, who spoke on the new point system for Indiana driving, and Earl Money, game warden, who spoke on conservation of pheasant and quail. Collection of funds for the March of Dimes at the county tournament was handled by the Senior HieY, That others might walk, Hi-Y members co-operated with the March oi Dimes campaign by collecting funds at ine county tournament. Before a meeting with the students to see polio movies, Leo Sullivan, county chairman, discusses plans with the officers for the year fleft to rightl Pontius, Lovelace Del.awter, Gross, Mathias Miller Sisterly brotherly love comes into the Y-Teens as Iudy Rhodes joins her Y-Teen sister, Carrell. Front row: Branam, Korba, I. Rhodes, C. Rhodes, Wells. Row two: Seiler, Kaiser, Schrader, Tate, Butzin, Westcott, Morgan, Keyes. Row three: Funk. Conner, The triangle, representing the Y-Teens, was made in the PHS woodwork shop Keeping cz secret, but not for long the Y-Teen officers look at the newly received initiation programs. Counter- clockwise: Sally Seiler, Miss lna Hornish lean Kaiser, Linda Hamrnan, Miss Helen Brundage, Carol Wittig v., '-1 wits' i is.. ,. Y-Teens Mix Work, Fun Powder Puff Party Begins Year That Ends with Club Projects Believing that service and fun can work hand in hand, the Y-Teens combined the two during the year. Beginning with the Powder Puff Party, initi- ates began to know what it meant to be a Y- Teen. Later at the revised Thanksgiving formal initiation! members walked through a Y-Teen triangle into a season of service and parties. The girls sponsored a party so that they could make wreaths for the school, their Christ- mas project. Both senior and junior Y-Teens worked on a program featuring a guest panel of professional women who discussed To Be or Not to Be. The lunior Y-Teens, sponsored by Miss lna l-lornish, were in charge of the banquet honor- ing the seniors at the Civic Center April 2. The Senior Y-Teens, advised by Miss l-lelen Brundage, sponsored the Teacher Appreciation Day May l. The point system was used for the second year with members receiving points for activi- ties. Awards were given at the banquet. We Trek fo Gomes ae 'T' b S VFW may aH' 1 xr' wus- 7 'bfflfvmfmh 2. .Q 4 A Xi A Rodger Doran takes cz tumble with an Alexandria man for the ball in the seasons opener lerry Thompson C201 and Ed McPherson C32l stand by for a chance at the ball in a hard-fought contest won by the scrappy Tigers. ltr, .-u Tigs Win, Drop Close Tilts Lose First' Six Sharpsltootersg Win Il Out of I8 During Year A small, easyfgoing Peru Tiger basketball team accounted for plenty of action, close games, and a winning seasons record of ll-7. Although no one player was outstanding, the Tigers managed to better last years record. They failed again to break the regional iinx that has hung over the Kokomo tourney since l949. The Tiger team was composed of six seniors and six juniors. The seniors made up the first five. Ed McPherson would have probably seen more action if he hadn't been plagued with an appendicitis attack. The Tiger netmen opened their season with a thriller. Playing a seasoned Alexandria team, the Tigers came from behind to win by two points in the last minute. Settling down, Ritters lllvlighty Mites' took the next four games in two weeks. Plymouth and Blue lsland, lllinois, both fell to the Tigers by sizeable margins. The next week the Tigers pulled through another close tilt at Huntington with the aid of lack Arnolds free throws. The Rittermen came back home the next night to easily defeat Au- burn. Six games in three weeks proved too much for the Tigs, though, and they dropped before Burris and Hartford City. Recovering for a short while, the basketball Tigers easily outscored Marion and Rochester only to lose to a talented Fort Wayne Central team, Once again free throws helped the Tigers to victory. lerry Thompson sank two at the charity line to put Peru in the lead and give the final score of 44 to Tipton's 42. The Logan Berries squeezed by Peru with three points to start a four game losing streak for the Tigs. Elwood, Wabash, and Kokomo all defeated a slumping Tiger team. Although the Tiger sharpshooters took the last two games of the season with Evansville Reitz and Monticello, they couldn't muster enough strength to pass Kokomo in the re- gionals. During C1 timeout in ii practice izcriiiinicige, Terry and Todd Middlel-cduit ledn over the :scorerfz bench to tolk over .some cdlls with Roy Nix ond Ldrry Apt Heyl Leggo me! These seem to be the words of Icick Arnold C303 ds he grid Chuck Buckolew ClUl scramble for d free bell, Ed McPherson 632i also tries to iind on opening to get dt the ball during the Mdrion gdrne The Tigers won the tilt Tiger Managers Graduate Middlekauff, Nix to Take Over Handyman Duties 'for Netters Coolch Tulius 'lBud Ritter sgid, dfter losing most of his l952-53 tegm, l've got the most returning inonogers of gny tedin in the stgtef' Two reserve and two vorsity inonogers inode up the Tiger irignoger sgudd. Roy Nix ond Todd Middlekdutt kept records tor the Tiger Bs, while Ldrry Apt ond Terry Middle' kduff were the vcirsitys storting pencil pushers for the third yeor in or row. Aside from keeping stotistics during gomes the borsketbgll mgnggers hod such jobs gs honding out cleom equipment ond retereeing dnd keeping score of practice scrirnmdges. Terry ond Ldrry, both seniors, will be hond- ing over their clip boards to the B moinggers, Todd gnd Roy, both underclossmen. Sfeacly Sfa rfer . CI1'1fl t,1 l3i1i?f:':lf,'.-,' , 1r'f i rr 1: tiorzily all tlif- 'farrity Q :tram tlzin year Clitiolc was oriogseii by 'Exe teoirzi das cdptoiri lor the '53-'54 seasori. He was one of the bespeckled guards All-Tourney Player . . . Fancy dribbling and good defeise lcejfioied senior ferry 'lnriotigvsoria raerforrriartor-,z lf'TTY a guard who Wd: Choxen bout df-ffi-n,1i'.'e ployffr made the .?fE'CllOT1i'll cmd dll-regiorirzl TOCIIIIH Sef Shof Speclallsf . . . Senior lfick Arnold will Lest bf,- ri-Ztifi-Ztihorf'-d for hy' Iwo hirid .wt 'ii Zrorti thf- :ide Arrir ixlwfiy ,::t1e Trtrmidh 'mth Cie f ..i.f :ef ripper: u-.fteri Th :Core clofle Offense or Defense . . . A riewoorrier, Rodger Dorari ,start ed alrriost dll of rhe Tiger battles his .senior year Rodger dt the forward IiC,'IflCI1 helped the fedrtiqrf1':flyv.'itri his play ori olfeise and ori iefertse. Tallesf Tiger . . . Cenier lohri Kersohrier wa: the big mari ont hi.: years small tear: Iohri, fit helped win rricmy gdrries with hits well-boloriced keyhole hook :shot He was rimmed to the oll-Corilererice McPherson af Ufilify . . . The sixth meriior Ed Mopherrsorz fit iri edsily oiyv-.here on the floor Although Ed, hampered by siokriesra wai out of the lineup several games he placed on the dll-:sectioridl teorri Mi -aw . rf, L 67 PBM KU ! :- QV . 1 ,, , 'rm F , 4- 3 w 5 , ,K i Coach Howard Iackson dtscusses the latest defenstve strategy for a com1ng opponent Wllh the T1ger B team Sxttmg fleft to rxghtl Alkmon lvfathlas and Wtlltams Kneelmg are Sharpf Pxsher MCGUITG Roblnson R1chard son and Pager Btngaman and Sargent are standtng The Peru Bs ended the year w1th a very successful season Young B Team Wins I3 Fmlsh A Successful Season Under New Coach Jackson The Peru Ttger Bs led by Coach Howard lactcson fought the1r way to a successful sea son of 13 wtns and 5 losses USIHQ one 1un1or regularly The B s opened thetr season w1nn1ng a close game over Alex 35 32 Plymouth lost ID an overttme by a score of 40 35 Two polnts separ ated the vtctortous B s and Blue lsland Auburn and Burr1s also fell to the B Tlgers The Hartford Ctty team gave the Ttgs thetr ftrst defeat The Peru Bs lost agoun to Mar1on by a score of 39 35 A palr of vtctortes over Bochester and Fort Wayne Central helped off set these defeats The rest of the seasons de feats came 1n a row from Ttpton Logansport and Elwood Peru rolled over Wabash 34 28 and nudged by Kokomo 34 30 Peru dropped Rochester for the second ttme 38 28 Vtctortes over Butler Townsh1p and Montlcello ftntshed the T1ger B season Attempting to block an Alexandrla player s shot Don W1ll1arns leaps htgh durmg the1r prehmxnary game here O , , , I . , I '. 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Prlble Has Bug Frosh Team Rody Tallest Freshman at 62 Match Sux Wms wuth Sax Losses The Peru freshmen Trgers wrapped up therr basketball season matchrng stx vrctorres wtth srx defeats behrnd the coaclung of Paul Prlble The greenres started therr season beatrng Plymouth and Akron The Trgers were handed therr four strarght defeats by Lafayette l'lunt rngton Logansport and lvfrssrsstnewa The freshmen began a wrnnrng streak beat rng for the second tune Akron Marron Wash rngton and Mlssrssrnewa lost close games to Peru The Lafayette freshmen eastly beat the Peru freshmen Trgers for the second tune of the sea son Wrnnrng another game the freshr en trounced Marlon The Trger Cubs lost thetr last game of the year to Logansport ,Z Iulxus Bud Ritter tape 1 d 10 Noon Leaguet a th ough two roun 1 ot ga He re Ed Hua o W1 con Bob Beard captatn of lndlana follow up the actrort Come and get lt av lr' Podv to Brll Steg 1 '1 whl the fr shman tear' locks on at practlce Kneelrng 'let' rghl Donwldson T Baba Prnster hlp Row one Floor Coach Paul Pr ble G ay Lovelace Pou t a age and Sharpt How two Mrddlekauff ma age We tcott Suma s o ekeepe Krk D ham ard OBne f C 7 If. I , v I . .' 2 N I . . , . . g I V - , X ,I - , ' ' vs A H ' 9' rvfse ll . e :ns . , r tl , , X I I I .r I . f.: . rnezz 3 X as n, rs . - - ' ' sin, tries to block Ed Lovelaceks lay up :shot Whrle .1 Is tr. . I ' rr a. ' . i e ei . L1 . ' . ' t . to r t c Qawali r ' ' S ' :nan : . i , r , ' , . s mn r, :' ' n r 5 ,'cr' ri ur ., r n Y 3 tt 1 . 4 X Y , Mx Is lx P T HWS niq- , N Z- 'GX Ready to charge at one another on the l1ne are Cleft to rlghtl Gordon Barrows Lmgenfelter Bened1ct Mar burger Werner Racelc Mygrcrnt Geyer Hoppes Doran cmd Sharp whtle hne coach Ioe Same checks them Lmemen Make CIC Team Sonafrank Rates First' Strung Racek Places A+ Second Tackle Coaches Paul Ploss and Ioe Same dtdnt have much werght 1n thetr l1ne th1s year but they st1l1 produced a good blocklng hard htt ttng l1ne ln general 1t was a small hne Wrth the exceptton of sen1ors Bob Beard and Gene Racek and 1un1ors Bob Geyer and Dan Sharp Two members of the l1ne captured confer ence recogmtton lohn Sonatrank a1un1or t1ed down the all conference rtght end on the frrst team Gene Racek was chosen tackle on the second stung Four major letter veterans Bob Geyer cen ter Bob Beard end and Gene Bacek and M1ke Werner tackles were back agam to help th1s year s hne Guards Everett Mygrant Bob Hoppes and hm Benedtct and tackle Dan Sharp helped greatly on the hne th1s year as they were moved up from last years B team Iohn Sona frank and Bob Ven1ce both ends saw actton 1n almost every game th1s year Semor center hm Lmgenfelter started many games Iumor Ierry Krng also a center played some th1s year and should see plenty ot actron on next years eleven C-' 4 l - ' . 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F' ii '7..N -, .X T I' T' Mxck Besslgncmo hands off to B111 H111 as captcnn Iohn Grrmes and Coach Dlck Donovan look on Kneel1ng Kleft to Ylghll Oury Vemce and Hand CStand1ng7 Sonafrank Berksh1re Iackson Donaldson Beard and Bmgaman Backs Chalk Up I 550 Yards Sensor John Grlmes Capfams Donovan s lnexperlenced Backs Desprte the fact that th1s years backheld was small they eas1ly rolled up over 1550 yards on the ground th1s year Allconference halfback Iohn Gnmes who was the only returnlng mayor letter W1nner, was chosen team capta1n for the year The vars1ty backheld was made up of only two senlors, Gnmes and George Iackson The team was a1decl by Paul Blngaman hallback who 1S sure to see plenty of actlon rn h1s 1un1or and sen1or years Belng young most of th1s year s players W111 return next year Th1s year s backs were small but fast Most of the fullback actlon Was d1v1ded be tween Ierry Korba and Dan Oury B111 1-1111 and Iohn Gnmes also saw actlon at fullback Pract1cal1y all the s1gnal call1ng from quarter back was shared between 1un1or M1Ck BGSSIQ nano and sophomore lack A1krnan Others who saw act1on at haltback were George lack son, Bud Penn, Herb 1-land, Don Sawyer, and Paul Bmgaman a ' . I U x I . uuhghh .- .. j I sf- ' - -' . 'es 'f..,, Q, X I A U 1 ,VT , . . 1 . - ' I 1 1 -4. . f 0 I In ' '01 - A k 'KD -S r TX . 't ' ' I , . . , . I . , . I 0 . I I . - ' - . I . . . . n . 67 . An incomplete forward pass slips through the fingers of end lohn Sonafrank and an unidentified Huntington player. Huntingtons Vikings wer' aheacl to win the game 41-7 to bring Peruls 1954 football season to an end. Tigs Wind Up Fourth in CIC Finish Season with 3-6 Record: Lose Only Three Grid Starters This years team was better than the rec- ords showed, said Coach Dick Donovan. It was partly due to the fact that the competition in the conference this year was greater than usual. The Tigers finished the season with a 3fW6 record. Suffering the loss of only three men off the first eleven and nine players from the whole team, next years team should be experienced. The best two games of the year were both played away from home. The Tipton game was a hard played game as it was a hard one to lose. The score, a scant 7-O, marked another victory for the Tipton Blue Devils, who at that time were conference leaders and who finally finished second in the CIC. Probably the most exciting game was the victory at Elwood. Elwood quickly scored in the first quarter. Another score in the second auarter made the score l4-U at the end of the first half. Peru exploded early in the third quar- ter with three touchdowns and an extra point. All this action took place in eight minutes of the third quarter. Although these were the two best games the team played this year, it doesnt mean that they were the only two the team played. Coach Donovan commented that the team tried its best in all the games this year. Peru suffered the loss of players in many games this year from injuries. Don Sawyer and Mick Bessignano both suffered with dislocated shoulders during the first game of the season. Don also cracked his collarbone during the same game. Bob Geyer and Bob Beard were hampered along with many others by knee in- juries. Some of these injuries were caused by the hardness of the practice field from the lack of rain. Coach Donovan said that the field was so dry that one night he sprinkled the practice field for two hours with a fire hose from the fire department. Ankle injuries also hindered the teams pro- gress this year. The lootball managers' iobs are many and variod Hffrfr lohrt Iabora helps Pat Monalmrt lmtarralfl Ihr- chairr lor tho yard markers during practmfv Mtkfr Plozszs liavr- l-llilllffl, and Dave Daly are also ready to land a h 'md Morrfmhah and Daly are both 1:1-morn thin year Many hours of practice came before each football game. Here quarterback Mick Bessignano hands oil ic Ich: Games at practice. Both started many games 9 go rs Wi Covering an opponent's forward pas.: Herb l-land X watches the ball tall short ol its mark. lack Aikman 1 also covermg the pass, hurries, aowriiteld cn aefen -IUOQ M ' NR 31 I4 24 it ,ar Coach Paul Ploss grves reserves a rundown on an opponent Kneelmg Cleft to Tlghll McKxnley Penn Coach Ploss Gross Householder Cress We1senberger Fxsher Llghty A1krnan Arnold Mann1es Standmg Norms Sharpf Appleton Korba Dame Dravmg Km ella Boblnson Lantz Gooch Kmg Hudson Floor B Frosh Football Attract 52 B s Wm Just One Out of Six, Freshmen Total 44 Record At the beglnnlng of fall tra1n1ng 29 freshmen and 25 Bs tr1ed out for the1r respectlve teams and the flnal outcome was a four all record for the frosh and a one and frve score for the B s Coach Howard Iackson had a large var1a l101'1 as to s1ze on the team The extremmes Went from httle Larry Suma and Ke1th Marks to b1g B111 Cohee and Ierry Landts Coach Howard Iackson sm1les as Larry Surna centers a ball to Terry Tr xler Front row Cleft to nghtl Love lace Klrk Westcott Pratt Marks Gray Powell Cress Pope Row two Flnster Baber Stegman Norem Landrs Floor Cohee Donaldson Doran Lee Burgan Holland Wernz Gr1mes Foust Guyer Deeter Rose Nme Junlors Jomed by hfteeen sophomores made up Coach Paul Ploss B team Bs who saw act1on as varslty players were Carl Gross lack Alkman lerry Korba Ierry Kmg and Kenny Arnold Howard Iackson coached the freshmen to a four won four loss record 1n h1s f1rst year as coach at PHS They defeated Wabash two tunes and beat Logansport and Huntrngton once each Paul Ploss s reserve team ended W1th a one and f1ve record The reserves losses were to Mar1on, Logansport, Wabash, Kokomo, and Huntmgton Therr lone w1n was over Wabash ln a return game The ieum IS 1n the huddle end O are yell lender Cl l to r1ql1lD Vcc B1 lcalew Pllylll L ury rw VN lt I uncy Wrrmr and Mr11'1lyr1 McM1r1m I dy If y l 'Nfl lyn Q B I ll le rl or IP lqf ll e 1rf f r Hr 0 llllfll N O t Cheer Leaders Boosl' Tlgers +0 Vlcfory Rhythm and co ordmuhon 31 e G or f Q P 1 L1 are WLGTIU lf N w 1 m blank Q :ll Q 1 O lmcl GC lrclc lettr wfmer to NP Along Wllll Sonmw C111 cmfl CGPlGlTl co ll11rd year G ell lea 1' 71 .J L? 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W OC 1 vw -Q- ww 3,3 QSM V - -j. Pit to NX ' , .wk Coach Paul Ploss gxves cxdvxce to Mrke Werner wrto s rymg a new hold or Eve ett Mvg ant du mg p ac arte n Nhtle the re t ot the NT stlrng team CWGCK P1 e S a dr o 1 1' ar N d h Lantz Flolr a d Lrghty lack on St a Gd 1 n are k or ' ' ' ' 1 1 t Q . ' . ' r r r'. r tice in the C . e ' . s . ' e. ' I 'S 'le-ir styl ..t n 'ng left T rg rt C s' ell Wol ', Crer. PQ-nr., Co. ee, 1 . .r, n ' s uber nd 1 rr so neeling lfl front ol thf. gr gp on the, 11.11 ' ' J 1 ' J ' pw il- . W A . I I ' Y C 1 Y . fi NL 1 1 ' - y , J ,, . 1 . , , 1 - 1 V 1 I I Y A ' 1 . . ' ,J . . , . , , 1 1 rf 1 1 I . ,A . f, V, e . Ploss Takes on Coaching Wrestlers Capture 3 out of I0 Alternate 21 Men In ll Posnhons A new coach Paul Ploss led the 1953 54 wrestlrng Trgers to a medtocre season ol seven defeats Ploss replaced lack Foster who coached the wrestlers through two successful seasons Pos ter was also responsrble for the organrzatron ot wresthng rn Peru A total of 21 grapplers consrstrng ot 3 tresh men 5 sophomores 5 Junlors and 7 senlors were Juggled ln and out ot the 12 drlterent werglt Classes by Ploss lohn Wold and Ray Brooks fought tor the startrng posrtton IU the 103 pound Class Bud Pern Drck Lantz and Paul Krrk all saw some actton ln the 145 pound class lohn Grrmes vorked tor two starttna os tlons on the tean ln the 151 pound class Grrmes bucked Iohn Flohr and 11m Reeves Sophomore 11m Lrahty was Grrrnes competttlon 1n the 165 pound class Ltke Grrrnes Gary Garrlson trred tor tvo classes lvlrke Werner won out over Garrlsbn and Mygrant IH the 175 pound class An even ltaht was carrred on between Garrrson and Phrllrp Cohee and Dan Sharp rn the heavy we1aht class The Trger wrestlers got ott to a slow start losrna therr hrst three meets to Shortndge and Broad Rlpple ot lndranapolls and Lattayette letl All three ot the season s V1ClOF1GS came 1n a row Newcastle was defeated easrly Peru shut out West Lafayette by a score of 54 to U Mar lon was also dropped by Peru Four more defeats marked the Traers last tour meets Southport South Bend Central Muncre Central and Kokomo all defeated Peru to tlnrsh the Trger wrestlrna season Pausing in the middle of his shot, Dick Mclflheny demonstrates his backhand style to coach Phil Ortwein and the ClC's top tennis team, Cleft to rightl Ierry Thompson, Chuck Buckalew, Leonard Draving, lack Arnold, lohn Grimes Ierry Thompson sends the ball sizzling back across the net with a forearm smash during practice session, N Netters End Season on Top McElheny, Draving Double Up To Capture CIC Championship The Tiger tennis team tore through l4 teams to take the 1953 conference title. Senior Dick McElheny and Boze Draving won the ClC doubles championship. Chuck Buckalew, who tried to step into the shoes of Harold Guyer, the singles champ of the preceeding two years, was beaten in the finals of the singles competition. lack Arnold and Ierry Thompson placed second in the doubles tournament played at Wabash. Coach Phil Ortwein put in his last season as the master strategist of the racquet wielders. Since Coach Ortwein began tennis at PHS in 1947, his teams have won the conference cham- pionship twice, placed second three times, and third twice. 4 C x - ,..--nf-v 'A , .,.. wo, NF Talking to the ball hasn't helped George Iackson sink Byron Bcrrrow's putt yet, but he'll keep on trying Coach Toy lones holds his breath while Ross Kuntz holds the flag for Barrows. Senior lake Mongosa waits hi turn Win Four out of Eight' Meets To HH Fourth in Conference Coach Toy lones' golfers finished fourth in the conference winning four and losing four. The Tiger golfers, working out at the Mis- sissinewa Country Club course, participated in eight meets. Th eteam consisted of a member from each class. lake Mongosa was the only senior to represent Peru in the ClC meet. George lackson, Byron Barrows, and Boss Kuntz made up the balance of the first team. The Tiger golfers were victorious over Wa- bash twice, and Monticello three times. Logans- port, Kokomo, Tipton, and Lafayette Ieff each beat Peru once. ln the conference meet Peru finished fourth behind Tipton, Monticello, and Plymouth. I Teeing off for a 'round of golf, little George lack son, a three year man, practices for a coming meet Coach Dlck Donovan shows Gene Iackson the proper starttng stance whtle the rest of the varslty track team look on They are Ckneehng left to rtghtt manager Russo Stuber Cook Lxngenfelter Racek and Tomes Stand a are Pecen Gey r Hoppe Bowr an Mathta Smtth Gordon Atkrnan Bennett McGu1re Prtor end H111 B111 H111 pmctlces hts form at the ftntsh ltne B11 a Nme Trek to Kokomo Sechonal Team Rates Fourth In Conference Bay Nrx collected 67 pomts durmg the year to take the track trophy for h1gh pomt man lack Lowe followed at a close second wtth ESSVQ pomts The track team coached by Dtck Donovan prled up three wms agamst two defeats to place fourth m the conference The Ttgers beat El wood Wabash and Monttcello Peru also de feated Plymouth and Rochester to wm a tr1 angular meet The scormg for the team was well scattered through the classes Only three senrors rated m the top ten scorers One tumor two sopho mores and two freshmen completed the ranks of the top ten scorers lohn Cook Bob Geyer B111 H111 Bob Hoppes Gene Iackscn lack Lowe Ian Schlemrr er Bob Smtth and Chuck Stuber represented Peru m the secttonal meet at Kokomo Jurucr won honors wh1le rac1ng tn the 440 yard run t 1 int , e, s n. 's, ', , ., ',' ,, ' O O I .1, . . . , ,, I . , f 1 4 - ' . , A , 1 1 if , U? ir P Q ' ' -up Q43 - l . Q- X . f., , .sf . , - , MS, id, W, . ' , Q ,bk is-1 ' b i 4k T?gf7 i'h's.f,s , If Q wk, MQ f I f 4 H Ns. A - Cleats first. Paul Pecen easily clears the low hurdles Clearing the crossbar, Gene Jackson practices the during practice in preparation tor Peru's track meet. high jump, his specialty, He also ran the high hurdles. we Managers listen in as cross country coach, Iulius Bud Ritter, goes over meet tactics with the team Cleft to rightl Dick Hoover, Gerald Mathias, Larry Pager, Iohn Kerschner, Coach Ritter, Roy Nix, Todd Middlekauft, Iohn Cook, Charles Buckalew, and Ierry Thompson at the golf course. V A gf.. 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How can Mary Keyes help but giggle with senior class officers lohn Grimes, lack Arnold, and ferry Thompson saying, Cheese Mary is secretary, lohn is vice-president, lack is treasurer, and lerry is president of the class Boy, Have We Ever Changed Our Senior Cords May Fade Out But Never Our School Memories Four years ago We graduated from the eighth grade, thinking that absolutely nothing could replace those wonderful memories, but just three months later we changed our minds when We entered high school and began a scrapbook of memories to cherish forever. After the football games were over and We had discovered how much fun it was to per- form on stage for an audience, there came more serious tasks, The girls had to get up enough courage to ask some boys for dates to the Christmas dance. During our sophomore year, when we were getting old enough to stay out a little later, we learned about the athletic training hours which We were going to abide by for the next three years according to the season. To end our junior year Hugh Richards helped organize a Commencement Dance that the whole school will never forget. During the summer we got used to the title of seniors! but then came the first scared day of government class, After our first fright, we still held our breath when Mr. lones was decid- ing whether our side of the room was going to have a current event on Washington or Indo- China. Watching our own class of boys fight for the round ball with the big guys while we sang Bud Hitters popular l'Hail Peru High School became only a memory as Kokomo dampened our spirits. Everything we did seemed to turn to mem- ory as We recalled the different things We were doing for the last time. So to you, Peru High School, we wish to sing Bob Hopes song, 'Thanks for the Memories. The Sensors of 54 What a Class Row One Hazel Anderson General Course Narc1ssus Colle Club FHA GAA YTeens Larry Apt General Course Student Counc1l CISSUS Collector Peruv1an News Chlel 4 A Band Band Concert Fest1val Art Cl11b Pres c1ety Qurll and Scroll Play Senror Play Cross Country Mgr Iohn Arnold 4 Y Operetta ctor Busmess Edl1CCIllOl'l Narmssus Reporter Nar 3 Peruv1an Fd Cho1r Four Way Mus1c NFL Nat1onal Honor So Freshman Play Iun1or Mgr Vars1ty Basketball College Entrance Course Class rea 4 Studen Counc1l Narc1ss11s Collector H1Y P Cllll Frt hrnan oot ball vGfSllY Basketball lennrs Tom Arnold College Entrance Course Peruv1an Sport Fd 'i 4 H1Y Sec 2 Nat1onal Honor SOClElY Qu1ll and Scroll Screncm. Club Iumor Play Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Noon League Basketball Capt Charms 3 N1ght League Don Bcxkehom College Entrance Course H1 Y Sc U1ce Cl b Noon Loaaun N1ght League Merle Baker General Cou se lranslrersl tronr Harr son Olno Soyho more Year Narc ssus Collector SCILYICL Club Noon an Row Two Ioyce Lorene Balsbaugh Bustness Educanon Course G1rls League ner C GAA Yleens Rodeo OlllC6 Helper Ioseph Donald Barrows General Course Boys League liter H Y ln ustr1al Cl Sec 3 P Club Canteen VlC6 Pres 3 4 Vars1ty Football Wrestlng Baseball Noon League Ca, 4 Ianet Beard Busmess Educatton Course Transferred from Butler 'lwp Freshman Year G1rls League Rep NGFCISSUS Collector GAA Pres 4 YTeens Rodeo Attendant 3 Ma1d ot Honor 4 Freshman Vars1ty Yell Leader A Volleyball Team Robert L Beard lndustrlal Course Cl1o1r P Club Rodeo Operetta Vars1ty Football Noon League Robert Beclrer General Course Boys League Her Student Co11nc1l H1 Y Hodeo Stage Crew Mgr 4 Otlxce Helter Noon League Baseball Vxrgmra Bell College Lntrance Course Caduceus Club CAA Ylesn Row Three I1mm1e Lee Benedrct General Course Peruv1an Stall H1 Y P Cl11b Vars1ty Foot ball Freshman Basketball Noon League N1ght League hm Berkslure College Entrance Course Boys League Hep NGYCISSUS Collector A Band Pep Band Dance Band H Y P Club Sc1ence Club Vars1ty Football 'lrack Rose Mane Betzner General Course Glee Club Art Club GAA Y'lec.ns Hodeo lumor Play Nurses Oll1ce Sharon Sue Black Busmess Educauon Course GAA lun1or Hed Cro s Io Ann Boettjer General Course Transferred from Ch1l1 Iumor Year FHA Stephen D Bowman lndustnal Course C 21 lndustnal Club Natlonal Honor So c1ety Pe uvlan Pr1nt1ng Wrestl1ng Track 0 I Q I I I I O ' I, I lid , I, .-1n- I I 5 I E l S W f l 1 Hr f Y W V J , 1 'll H :L , Z 3, , L' 1 t , ' , , 5 , 1 , - ' H 5 5 1 , - , 1 2:1 F ' , . I z , ll , , A 1 ' A P , W 1 In A , lLo Q A I Y , 3 h ' ' 5 1 L ' 1' Art lub I I V S V 7 , 1- L1 ub, . ,, ii 1 - dx: - ' ' - - Y vt , - 7- - 2 - ' From +he Flrsl' Shock of Longer Perlocls Row One Barbara Bundle College Entrance Course Bustness Educatron Club Ladu ceus Club GAA Iurtor Red Cross Rodeo Bud Brock lndustrral Course H1 Y lndustrtal Club 'lrack Noon League Charles H Buckalew College Entrance Course Student Body Pres Class Pres l 3 Student Councrl Boys League Treas 3 Pres 4 Out standrng Speaker State Student Congress Nattonal Student Congress Denver Colorado NFL Nattonal Honor Soctety P Club Rodeo Iunror Play Canteen Board Pes 3 lreas 4 Football Cross Country Varstty Basketball Tenns Noon League Nan Louxse Burwxck Busrness Education Course Peruvran Ad Stall Chorr Glee Club Four Way MUSIC Festtval GAA Se 3 Iunror Red Cross Mustc Club Rodeo Operetta GAA Otlrce Helper A Volleyball Team lndustrtal Course lndustrral Club Clxfford L Conger Industrral Course lndustrral Club Noon League Nrght League Row Two Shlrley Ann Cook Genera Course Pe uvtan Typrst N rss s Tyrs Gle Club Bustness Ea catlon Club GAA Musc Club Rodeo Paul Charles Creager General Course Oreretta H Y lndustra Club Wrestltna Track Dave Daly lndustra ball Mgr Track lvg Noon League ourse H Y lnaus al Cu no Pay ot Bonme Deason General Course Peruvran Typ st Narctssus Collec or FHA GAA Y Teens Rodeo A Volleyball Team Patncra DeHaven Homemaktng Course Gtrls League Rep. Narcrssus lndex Ed GAA YTeens Rodeo Ollrce Helper Ronald Louls DeLawter College Entrance Course Narcrssus Collector A Band Per Band H1Y Musrc Club Sgt at Arms 4 Scrence Club Wrestltng Mgr Row Three Ierra Dlrnm Busrness Educatron Course Narctssus Stall Narcrssus Asst Sentor Ed Peruvtan Ctrculatron Mgr Glee Club Busrness Educatton Club GAA Rodeo Marcla Elame Dock Busmess Educatron Course Nar rssus Stott Peruvtan Typrst Rodeo Operetta Elxzabeth Kay Doerr College Entrance Course Grls League Rep Chotr Sextet Trgerette NFL State l-'rnals Rodeo Rodeo Attendant l Operetta lunror Play Denrns Michael Donaldson College Entrance Course H Y Scrence Club Rodeo Varstty Footbat Noon League Nrght League Robert A Doran lndustrral Course Class Vrce Pres 3 Boys League Rep lndustrxal Club Treas 3 Pres 4 Nattonal Honor Soclety P Club Rodeo Iuntor Play Varsrty Football Freshman Basketball Wrestlrng Noon League Rodger Earl Doran College Entrance Course Boys League Re, H1 Y Sc ence Club Varstty Basketball Noon League 84 lxl W 1 o ,xg Q o s I I O I : 7 , T -, , M Ierry L, Clingqmqn Chotrg Four-Way Music Felstxvali Glee Clubg GAA: Y-Teensl l , r , arc u '51 I e I I L I C , t- , tri I b Se.1 r l Fo - ' 7 V 'z - 1 WWW To the Annual Battle for White Robes Row One Donald W Enms College Entrance Course Narctssus Collecto dvtan Stall H1Y lndustrtal Club NFL Rodeo Iunto Play Otttce Helper Freshman Football Ntght League Iames P Featherstone General Course Boys League Rep Art Club H1 Y P Club Roaeo Football Freshman Basketball Goll Noon League Ntght League Ronald Eugene Fxmcle General Course Boys League Rep Peruvtan Stall Narcrssus Stall H1Y Industrtal Club P Club Rodeo Football Noon League Nrght League Iohn W Fmster lndustrtal Course Student Body Vtce Pres Boys League Rep Indtana State Speech Festxval Varstty Debate H1 Y NFL Treas 4 Natronal Honor Soctety Rodeo Iunto Play Baseball Wzlma Flsher College Entrance Course Chou Art Club Caduceus Club Pres 4 GAA NFL Nattonal Honor Soctety Mustc Club YTeens Rodeo Operetta Sentor Play Enghsh Contest Robert Fnend lndustrtal Course H1Y Freshman Basketball Freshman Football Noon League Ntght League Row Two Lome M Gamer lndustrlal Course Peruvran Prtnttng Noon League Charles Gary Garnson lndustrtal Course HtY lndustrtal Club P Cl b odeo Freshman Football Wrestlmg Carol Ann Gexselman Wtthdrawn February lO 1G54 Don Gelselman lndustrral Course Industrtal Club F eslfrnan Football Iudxth Ellen Glassburn Bustness Education Course Gtrls League Rep GAA Na tlonal Honor Soctety Rodeo Sue Gordon Homemakmg Course 'lranslerred 'om Rochester Iuntor Year GAA YTeens Row Three Ellen Gothard College Entrance Course Art Club Caduceus Club GAA Natlonal Honor Soctety luntor Play Student Dtrector Sentor Play Student Dtrector Algebra Contest Spantsh Contest Iohn W Gnmes College Entrance Course Class P e L C ass Vtce Pres 4 Student Counctl Peruvtan Stall Ca toon1st HtY P Club Iuntor Play Canteen Sec 3 Pres 4 Othce Helper Varstty Football Freshman Baske ball W estl ng Track Fennrs Noon League Baseball Thomas E Hardzng lndustrtal Course Peruvtan Prtntrn Sctence Club Rodeo Barbara Anne Hayes College Entrance Course A Band A t Club Caduceus Club GAA Mustc Club Treas 2 Rodeo luntor Play A Volley ball Team Mary Louise Hendncks General Course Narctssus Collec Club Vice Pres 4 GAA YTeens Gary Hxner College Entrance. Course HtY Sc tc Clrb Stage Crew Noon League lndustrra Club NFL A Rant Ca u ClS U X , I' r AV 5 tg ' , ,n 'f o I Q I I 7 r, Per' - A F Y A Semor Playl Canteen Boardg Otttce Helperg Noon Leaguel if 7 5 t nt vi A ' 't l i ' , tor . cf fl c 1: ' , - , , u , R . 1 5 - , let 43 L W ' ' I X - . . 85 . From Swear over Our Term Papers Row One Sally Louvenna Hmes College Entrance Course Glrls League Rep Glee Club Art Club l'reas 4 GAA Muslc Club YTeens lflodeo Robert D Hoppes lnaus nal Course Boys League 7-lep Boys League Sgt a Arms 4 Narclssus Collector Industrlal Club Natlonal Honor Soctety P Club Va stty Football Freshman Basketball Wrestlmg Track Bonme lean Howard Buslness Educatron Course Caduceus Club GAA Iunlor Red Cross Y Teens Ioyce Hughes Buslness Educatton Course Narclssus Collector GAA A Vo leyball Tea'n Patr1c1a Ann Ilrif Bustness Educatlon Course A Band Four Way Ml5lC Festl val Business Educatlon Club Musto Cub Nat onal Honor Soc e y Y 'leens Rodeo Nurse s Helpe George Franklm Iackson College Entrance Course Boys League Hep Chor H1 Y P Cluo Rodeo Freshauan Varslty Yell Leader Capt sr y Football Wrest mg Gol' Noon League N ght League Row Two Larry Iones lr ustrlal Co rse Boys League ere Gt Course A Dana Flag lr rer Gee Cub Fou VVay uslc es 1ce e lusc Cl b lwatton Hono Soc ety YTeens Sec 4 Rodeo Olltce Helper L b a y Ass A Valley dll Tearrl Donald R Keller General Co r e Boys League lfep Peru an Statl lNarcl su Sta l Ht Y lohn D Kerschner Ge eral Co se Coss Coun ry Varsity Baske al lNoon League Mary Lee Keyes College Entrance Course Class Treas l Class Sec Z 3 4 Student Councll Sec 4 Tlgerette Glee Club Four Way MUSIC Festtval GAA MUSIC Club NFL YTeens lreas 4 Rodeo Operetta lu lor Pay Hodeo Attendant l Z Home comtng Attenaant 2 Freshrnan Ye Leader Nancy Ann Kxmpel General Course Student Council Gtrls League He A Band GAA Msrc Club NFL Natlonal Hono Socety Hodeo ILll'llOl' Play Senlor Play Rodeo Queen Row Three Ronald Kmg College Entrance Course Student Councll Peruvlan Statt Narclss s Urlderclassmen Ed A Band lst Leut 4 H Y Vlce Pres 2 lVlhSlC Club Natronal Honor Soc ety Sclence Club Pres 3 Vtce Pres 4 Senlo Contest Freshman Bas ketball Noon League Ntgbt League Paul M Klrk General Course 'Narcissus Collecto H1 Y lndustrlal Club Wrestllng Nlght League Barbara Sue Korba Buslness Educat on Course Peru an Stall Peruvlan Stall GAA Yleens Rodeo Student Dlrector Llbrary Asst Constance Kramer College Entrance Course Studen Councll Glrls League Vlce Pres 1 Glee Club A Band Flag 'lvvtrler Four Way NFL la onal Hono So ety Sec Treas lunlor Pay Semor P ay Llb ary Asst Sec S a e Hlah School L o ary Assocla on Ehzabeth lean Kurz College Ertrance Course GAA M Club YTeen Shxrley Ann Leedy enera C u se Pe vlan S al an C uaton Mgr Peruvlaa Edsmess Ng Na c ss s S at Narc ssus lndex Ed Narclssus Ad Mgr Narclssus Col ector Caduceus Club GAA Red Cross Qt. ll and S oll O O I , 7: I ry , I 7 ,K X V X v A E F ,V ' A 5 P 7 LL l I , , I 1 ' , 7 1- A ': u ,. I, ' 17, A',VFr- rt I .. l 1 G F ' Ad Iednutllen Kdigelr I A ' M.1s:c F9SllV'Gl Caduceus Club, Pres., 2, 3, MUSIC Club fa W' . o ' 1 lu rg A, , Qvtr r 'cz .4 - 1 vl , ll F t1val' GAA V -Pr s, 4g .T 1 u ' al l 7 ' 1 7 ' ' 1 Y . l, 5 xlszc Y s t' ' G l o r' rx. t .f Peruvx 1r:'l : . 5 r ' 5 ': . cr I s Y . V l.,VL 9 . 5 z ' rf' To Crocodlle Tears al' Semor Day Row One Iames Eugene Lennon lndustmal Course Transferred trom Montpelter OhlO Soph omore Year H1 Y Iames Lmgenielter CI College Entrance Course Student Counctl Cho1r State De bate Fmals Nat1onal Speech Tournament at Denver Colo rado Vars1ty Debater H1Y NFL Nat1onal Honor SOClely P Club Rodeo Operetta lumor Play Sen1or Play Othce Helper Vars1ty Football Track Noon League LIICIQ Mane McNamara General Course G1rls League Rep Narc1s us Stall Peru v1an C1rculat1on Mgr Peruv1an Busmess Mgr Cho1r Glee Club A Band Pep Band Four Way MUSIC Festwal GAA Muslc Club Vtce Pres 2 Pres 4 NFL YTeens Rodeo Operetta Sen1or Play Lee Edward McPherson Industr1al Course Boys League Rep H1 Y P Club Rodeo Harold E Marburger College Entrance Course Boys League Rep H1 Y P Club SCIENCE Club Rodeo Vars1ty Football Basketball Noon League N1ght League Iemth Marks General Course GAA Row Two Terry H Mlddlekauff College Fntrance Course Boys League Rep Peruv1an Stall Narc1ssus Sports Ed Chou H1Y MUS1C Club Qu1ll and Scroll Sclence Club 'lreas 3 Rodeo Operetta Otttce Help er Math Contest Engl1sh Contest Freshman Football Fresh man Basketball VGYSIIY Basketball Mgr Noon League N1ght League Cecil Ph1l1p Mlller College Entrance Course Narc1ssus Collector A Band Pep Band H1Y SClenCe Club Rodeo Noon League Shirley Iean Mxlls College Entrance Course Student Counc1l GAA Mus1c Club NFL Nat1onal Honor Soclety Rodeo Iuntor Play Olhce Helper Shxrley Mltchell Art Course G1rls League Patnck Iames Monahan Industr1al Course Narc1ssus Collector H1 Y lndustr1al Club Rodeo Operetta Iumor Play Semor Play Football Mgr Track Mgr Noon League N1ght League Row Three Charles E Myers Industr1al Course lndustr1al Club Peggy Ann Myers Busmess Educat1on Course PEYUVIGH Stall FHA Sec l Treas 3 Pres 4 GAA lun1or Red Cross Rodeo Ir Hlgh Ofhce Helper Evelyn Mygrant General Course A Band GAA Iumor Red Cross Martha Mygrant General Course NGICISSUS Collector A Band GAA Iun1o Red Cross A Volleyball Team Martha Loulse Nash College Entrance Cour e G1rls League Rep Narc1 us Stall A Band Flag Twtrler Dance Band Pep Band Four Way Mus1c Festtval Glee Club Art Club Trea 3 GAA Y Teens Rodeo Iuntor Play Sen1or Play Olhce Helper B Volleyball Team Max E Mxller lndustr1al Course H1 Y lndustr1al Club Rodeo Iun1or Play Esther H Nellpeff Golf Noon League Homemakmg Course FHA GAA Iun1or Red Cross I U O C I P - l ' ' : ' : V 7 : Footbally VarsityIBasketball, Noon League. I I How Do We Know We re +l1e Row One Betty Nohhtt College Entrance Course Glee Club Caduceus Club GAA Mustc Club YTeens Rodeo Nurses Helper Ir Hxgh Offtce Helper Llbrary Asst Shxrley Osborn Bustness Educatlon Course 'lransferred from Mesqutte 'lexas Semor Year G1rls League Carole Phlllabaum Busmess Educatton Course Dance Band Chotr GAA Musto Club YTeens Rodeo Operetta Semor Canteen Rep Dorothy Pogue College Entrance Course Caduceus Club GAA Mustc Club B Volleyball Team Charles W1lham Pontrus Industrlal Course Art Club H1Y Vtce Pres 4 Safety Pa trol Rodeo Semor Play Noon League Carolyn Kay Potter General Course Student Councxl Narctssus Collector Peru wan Staff Narclssus Semor Ed Tlgerette Flag Twlrler Four Way Mustc Fesnval Caduceus Club GAA Mus1c Club NEI. YTeens Rodeo Rodeo Attendant Homecorn1ng Row Two lane Ann Raber Bustness Educatxon Course GAA Teas 2 Nattonal Honor Soctety Gene R Racek College Entrance Course Transferred from Morrxson Illmots lumor Yea Boys League Rep Peruvtan Photographer Chou' Four Way Mustc Festtval Mustc Club Sec 4 NFL P Club Sctence Club Treas 4 Rodeo Operetta Varstty Football All Conference Wrestltng Track Noon League Nathan R Reece College Entrance Course A Band Mustc Club Sclence Club Ralph H Reed lndustrtal Course A Band lndustrtal Club Rodeo Noon League Best Class7 Carrell Ann Rhodes Busmess Educatton Course Transferred from Anderson ln dzana Iumor Year Narcxssus Collector Peruvtan Staff Nar CISSUS Busmess Mgr Nattonal Honor SOC1elY Qutll and Scroll Dons I Rxchardson General Course A Band Four Way Mustc Festlval Busmess Educat1on Club FHA GAA Iumor Red Cross Mustc Club Row Three Mary Roberts General Course Narctssus Collector Glee Club Cholr Flag Tw1rler Four Way Mustc Festtval Art Club GAA Mu sxc Club Natlonal Honor Soctety Rodeo Operetta Senxor Play Sue Ann Robmson General Course Busmess Educahon Club GAA Thomas N Robmson College Entrance Course B Band Chotr Industrlal Club Mustc Club Rodeo Industrtal Course Industrtal Club Noon League Sandra Lynne Rouch General Course Student Counctl Gxrls League Rep Peru vlan Staff Peruvtan Asst News Ed Narctssus Index Ed Narctssus Acttvtttes Ed lvarctssus Ed tn Chtef Glee Club Flag Twtrler Four Way Mus1c Festxval GAA Mustc Club Nattonal Honor Soctety Qutll and Scroll YTeens Rodeo Seruor Play Ltbrary Asst Latm Contest Engltsh Contest A Volleyball Team Morns E Rufe College Entrance Course Student Counc1l Dance Band Pep Band A Band Four Way Musxc Festxval Art Club H1 Y Mustc Club NFL Nattonal Honor Soc1ety Scxence Club Rodeo Iumor Play Semor Play Engltsh Contest Ftrst Place State WCTU Poster Contest Cross Country Track Noon League ll- ,. I O O I O Attenldantq 'Freshman Yell Leader. I Ierry D. Rogers 4' ,Wu A W C?- 88 - Why Mr Delph Himself Told U Row One Ioseph Anthony Russo General Course Narcrssus Collector lndustrtal Club H1 Y Natronal Honor Soctety Sclence Club Rodeo Track Mgr 3 Ioyce L Schmrdt Busxness Educatron Course GAA Glee Club luntor Red Cross Ruth Ellen Schrader General Course Class Vlce Pres 1 Grrls League Rep Peruvtan Stall Narcrssus Collector Chou Busmess Educa tron Club GAA Mustc Club Natronal Honor Socrety Y Teens Sec 4 Rodeo Operetta Iumor Play Semor Play Algebra Contest Engltsh Contest Mary Ann See Busmess Educatron Course GAA Y'leens Rodeo Library Asst Busrness Educatlon Course Peruvran Ad Stall Narcrssus Stall Peruvran Typrst Glee Club Four Way Musrc Festrval Queen Candrdate 4 A Band Lrbrartan 4 Busrness Educa tlon Club GAA Iunror Red Cross Vrce Pres 1 Pes Z Musrc Club YTeens Pres 4 Rodeo Senror Play Rlchurdl Shanaharger Industnal Course lndustrral Club Row Two Nancy Sharpf College Entrance Course Glrls League Rep Gxrls League Pres 4 Trgerette Flag Twrrler Four Way Musrc Festrval Peruvran Stall Narcrssus Staff Coduceus Club Mustc Club Treas 4 NFL Natronal Honor Socrety YTeens Rodeo Sentor Play Homecomtng Queen 89 .5 Iohn R Sholty General Course Noon League Fawntxlla Mane Shultz General Course Art Club Caduceus Club GAA YTeens Rodeo Noel Sxmpkxns General Course Noon League Tom Smith College Entrance Course C 21 Hx Y Scrence Club Rodeo Freshman Football Track Sound Crew Mgr 4 Basketball Game Announcer Don K Snyder lndustrral Course H1 Y Freshman Football Goll Noon League Transferred from Walton Senlor Year NFL Row Three Busmess Educatton Course Narcrssus Collector Peruvlan Stall H1Y Noon League Nrght League Carl K Stemsberger lndustrxal Course Boys League Myrna R Stemsberger Busrness Educatnon Course Art Club Beverly Ann Stxtt Busrness Educatron Course Art Club GAA Natronal Honor Socrety YTeens Rodeo Senror Play Rosemary Stookey General Course Peruvran Stall Glee Club Chotr Art Club FHA GAA YTeens Rodeo Operetta Sherry lean Strassle Business Educatron Course Peruvran Typtst Narcrssus Col lector Publtcatrons Olllce Mgr Busmess Education Club YTeens Rodeo Iumor Play , ff , i J! 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S I I I S O O I X Sally Marie Seiler Charles Sorenson, b A rf And Then The Longest Walk of All-Up Tl'ta+ Atsle Row One Mary Roberta Struhle General Course Peruvtan Typtst Art Club Caduceus Club GAA YTeens Rodeo lumor Play Ltbrary Asst Frank A Sutton Industrtal Course Industrtal Club Peruvtan Stall Wesley Sutton College Entrance Course A Band C21 H1 Y Mustc Club NFL Safety Patrol Sctence Club Rodeo Semor Play Ruth Helen Toepter General Course Gtrls League 2nd Vtce Pres 4 Peruvtan Typtst Glee Club GAA Mustc Club Y Tee s Rodeo Rodeo Attendant 3 Sentor Play Otttce Helper Ierry T Thompson College Entrance Course Class Pres 4 Student Counctl Boys League Rep Vtce Pres 4 Peruvtan Stott lxarc ssus Sports Ed Four Way Mustc Festtval Ktng Candtdate Chotr Dance Band HtY Sgt at Arms Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Rodeo Sentor Play Sec ot IHSPA Cross Country Varstty Basketball Tennts Dan Truax Wrthdrawn February 24 1954 Row Two Dlxle Sue Waite College Entrance Coarse Peruvtan Statt Glee Club Chotr Flag Twtrler Four Way Mustc Festtval Caduceus Club GAA Mustc Club NFL YTeens Rodeo Operetta Otttce Helper C ot C Essay Contest Sarah Walker Generat Course GAA YTeens Conrad Eugene Warder College Entrance Course Wrestltrtg Noon League Iames W1ll1am Welke Bustness Educatton Course C Zl Pres Shrrley Maune Wells General Course Caduceus Club GAA YTeens Rodeo Mzchael S Werner College Entrance Course HrY NFL P Club Rodeo Iumor Play Semor Play Varstty Football Wr stttng Golt Noon League Ntght League Row Three Helen Ann Whrttenberger Busmess Educattort Course Peruvtan Stott Glee Club Chotr Flag Twtrler GAA Mustc Club NFL YTeens Rodeo Oper etta Iuntor Play Semor Play Otftce Helper W Lavone Wxlhs Industrtal Course lndustrtal Club Rodeo Freshman Foot ball Noon League Norma Sue Wzlson GAA Mustc Club Y'l'eens Rodeo Phyllxs Ann Wxlson Comrnerctal Course Peruvtan Stott Ad Statt Glee Club Band Four Way Mustc Festtval GAA Sec 4 Mustc Club Sec 4 YTeens t-toaeo Ronald Wrlson General Course HtY NFL P Club Sctence Club Rodeo luntor Play Football Noon League Ntght League Varstty Yell Leader Ruth Ann Young College Entrance Course Gtrls League Rep Program 4 Peruvtan Copy Ed Peruvran Feature Ed Peruvtan Ed tn Chtet Narctssus Copy Ed Narctssus Acttvtttes Ed Band Ltbrartan 4 Vars y Debater lwattonal Speech Meet Z Art Club Sec 4 GAA NFL Sec 4 Nattonal Honor Soc et Qulll and Scroll Pres 4 Rodeo Student Dtrector 3 Operetta Student Dtrector 4 Iuntor Play Sentor Play Y A dig 0 ' 5 -' , , 2, 3, 4 Pres, 4 P Club' FQutll an-d Scroll: Sec! Science Club Pres' General Coursel GMS League Hep' Glee Club: Tlgerelle z A' I 5 1 - z I: : t I 7 ' - , , Ch., - V z 1 ' Y. .: V .: I , , 7 - ' ' A ' , ' 'V - t t Z In 3 Y ' l uf' X new kg 5, nf' ,,, 5 fmfw Nun ,X .-. ,of y My hair is longer than yours, inurinurs Bob Becker to Pot Del-loven while Circle Pliillobouni ond Dennis Donaldson look tickled dt the length of Pot s ducktotil. They are :modeling senicr cords Teen S+yles Now in the Pink Males Steal Pastel Shades As Girls Switch to 'Boy' Shirts 'VVith the colors ond styles being worn by boys this yecxr, its hord to tell the boys from the girls. This stoternent wos inode by Toy lOHQf'1, govf ernziient teoicher, in one ot liis closses this yeorg ond looking ground ot clothes ond hoir styles, hes chviously right, Boys sworined to clothing stores to buy pink sweaters and even looked iziere tlidn once dt powder blue suede shoes, liven though the seniors chose novy ond vshite os their cloiss colors, rink ond blue wds o niore prevcxlent conibinotion ot sweaters dnd skirts ond trousf ers l,cvJ expense publicity on the l'Sweoter Hop' lriiled To cut noticecibly the number of twin swegter sets: thot gppegred :nostly pink. Billy Eckstine sold the moles on the extrerner Nr. B' collors, too, ond 'x.'l1ot llMr. B shirt could look right without French cults ond lcirge, ornote cult links? The girls did ct turnobout ds they shunned tertzinine school clothes for ct rdge ol lllittle boy' shirts with stitt collors ond tctilored lines Straight skirts Knot too short cr longl ond hose ond tlotts completed the triinitger look ot 'Srl This new new look got scirie of the seniors pictures in the proper wlien they cdine to school one doy dressed to the teeth in protest ot some of the sloppy outfits begnfr '.'.' orn, To further confuse the onlooker, girls hod their necks shoved in the ropulor duck toil short hoirdo, ond the guys went cleor to Woe bosli to get their hoir styled in the Hllcxt top Pegged pcfnts looked like they were here to stoy 'sxith girls rpegging their slocks to keep ur dgoin. Wliite leother pockets for girls topped these sports outlits. lri cilier words crt cr f1l'1TlC'3 it oppeors tliot tlie Peru lligh Tigers More cone Kota. Not Quite . . . We are not yet the top au- thorities in school, but we have plenty to say about our Iunior Play script which Roy Nix, president, lack Davidson, vice-president, Alice Morgan, secretary, and Iohn Briggs, treasurer, appear to be en- joying reading tremendously. Greenies That is what We freshmen are called but We are not green at all things such as the IQ test our class officers Ruth Nash secretary Sam Steg man vice president Walter Lee president and Nancy Morgan treasurer are trying to figure out in the study hall Inbetween Yes we are inbetween but it still takes our class to fill in gaps and make things like more orders for the yearbook necessary as Nancy Nix vice president Nancy Gothard president Marilyn McM1nn treasurer and Iim Robinson secretary sign pledge cards t . . . f . . D . 7 - X , I f . , 1 , X ' . . I 1 . Z A 'x - . . . . 1 , A J A :VL VQ, , ' 8 . s 4 u , it 1 ' f , va I , - 1 4 ,' I 1 ' I - A i X A is A this 1 I ' I Z I . . 1' 'YS Q vi fr' nv Q1 x bl!! 'BW' 'K T1 S li H-up 'hx ,Y r ,KU in!! Juniors How One kenny A 1 old Don Barnett Byron Barrows Hue Cn Bare Stanley Bennut M ck Besmanano e v e Blacrcman How Two Belly Bout Jer Marin Bradley loln Brlaas erry B oclc Halyh Brown Que Bus a Q l l Ca Row Three lU1Ck C11 Sally Cl11t!11m 1 Ll en Divrd o 1 Ma 1 yn Corn: r S110 Con r '1 oo 1 Row Four l'1ck Dani Son Mike Daw is-on Wa neta Deator' Carol De F1l40n DeHaven Har lOl Dorhv lmre lu' DICE Row Fxve Lav1d D112 er janet Doran Ronald Doran We do D av SL z nne Boer l arg Earn na Cha ee Vp Row Sxx I hn o exe Forshee Sha on Galf e lack Garner Don Garneon Lo S Ferard Bob F ver Row Seven lol bu If foclw r l1'n C r 1 rr 1 Gothcrl arf 11 w Hr rl Hand Row Exgh! L Han sen Donna Har er Bob Hawley Arlene Helton l1rn Helv e lol lor' H ere F Row Nme Sue Hoepy ner Bexerly o land D Ck Hoowe 1m Hoover Joyce Hoppes Sharon Howard Bob Hudson Row Ten Dck Hu son Ed Hudson Don laberq Mar1lyn labea Frances onex Ier y Iordan Phyl 11s 1orlan How Eleven IN C1 n c y Kef-eey Caro yn Keown er w Km, loyce K all eme o' a 1or1e Kurz lady Landu gp Q, i . , , ' ,, Ni : rr Xml 1 .,,l 1 1 ' Q 1 ' .. . ' 1' .5 1 4, Y j 'L 1 ,Q A 11 - 1 1 y ...N . V . .1 I-l . -I 'J x 'V ff 1 H ' 1 , 1 'J l .- CT A' Q Al, ll, -Si . ' ' Y ir - , , ,-11 K .Jw if - r l LL ld well ' 1 1 f 'l : 1 wa ' -' l ' well C , V1 ' 4 all '.f1.:s: 1 , C lr, N l 1 rl . H , . - Q ,f ' ' 1 c lull, 'N nror .1 1- zz L, .1 7 D D A Al I Ckr K' D r ,1 . I 5 ' I, , .. 1 1 , : I 7 , l .' ' 21 1 c I 'I .fr ' .ro r. ' .. .er ' 1 . fi ' : C Fl hr ' St l Q r I 1, 5 ,K A V . , li 1' , 4, K 1 nie. n ' Dix. A 24 1 Y 'X 5 nr. S, nf .7 1. 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I , , r . 1 r ,. in xl i 'i - 1 U x 1 w 'V X :,, ' f A U Row One Ronald Lau denschlager Anne te Lutz Betty McKee Waxnc MCKznley Dck MCll1YlI1 Joyce McM1nn Betty Ma o Row Two Don Ma l' as Suzxe Mavrty Iohn Mer rlll Kay Metzqer Sherry ere Blll Mlller 1m M1llS Row Three Llnda lx on y Larry Montgome y Da ld Moore Sally Moore Alles, Moraan Phv Mullet Eve e t Mygrar Row Four R o b e Naeh Bob Neal Roy 'Ntx Ronald Norr Dan O y ltm Pearcy Norma PCI boned' How Fxve Don P ces lack e Praaue Ilm Pr or Pam Puasley Ray Pu er bauah Max Hal t1n S12 anne hamer How Sxx erry Reed 0 e Pht 1 Indy 'tober lack Roo ertson Shlre Hobs Row Seven Henry ert Kather re Sargent Don Sam ye N a r c y Schmtdt Sue Stnger Don Zerbe Larry Wooten How Erght Iohn Wool ley llm Wtee Helen Wl Q Sandra Whxtney Dmana We tcott ack Wendt Marthann Wernke How Nme Agnes Shan abarqer Dan Sharp Fl len Sheets Ierry Shol y Bob Smlth Lnda 0 1 Carol Snyder Iohn Sm: frank How Ten Lo en Spa d :ng Dxck Spohn Rrch d Stants Larry Stev Leslte Stover Mlke Stru ble Veronrca Struole Chuck Stuber How Eleven B1llSwore Phyllls Thomai Norman Underwood Larry Va Scoy Bob Vemce Daw d Walrod Iack Wetdeman LOIS Watson 'K 'KA -ff 2 N4- 31 T? vw 4 N. 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Bn li 1 Sophomores Row One Kay Alspach lack Alkman Ierry Atk man lerry Fn el oe Apple on Ann Aukerman Henry Ba es Row Two Dale Bake horn Bryan Baker Ieanne Bake Iudy Bak Marilyn Baker Bar bara Hilde Hovwr d Barr Row Three VIVIOH Bell Prul Bmqarran Roberta 5 agk 0 H ackman Mary llolmqer Ke nneth Blaclvnarr M1 ron Bo h Row Four lane! Bow man Sue Branirn Nancy Brookrnan Bert B others Audrey B ovver Mary Io Brubaker Martha Bryant ow Fxve M y Burkhart lean Burrous Carrleloelle Butzn lack Carson D v :i Catey Frances Chandler War ren Cllnqcrnan Row Srx loanne Cole Iohn Cook Ioan Craw or un Crz ss Betty Crockett rlonall Dame lrm De-Lawter Row Seven Danny Den lston ler y DeW1tt Steve Dobler Gary Dock Mane Dolllns Don Douglass Mary Douglas Row Exghl Ann Doyle Gary Dravmg Suste Dye Babb e Io Eberle Marxlyn Edmond Mttzle Etsen rnenqer Norrna Frsenmen qer Row Nme Dewam ll lts Claulette Fllrs Larry lager Ioy Feather one I D Flnster C1 Fmsler Dav d Flsher Row Ten Hay Ftsher Larry Flohr Allen Flora B111 Powble lane Fultz Shlrley F tltz Mela Funk Sophomores How One: Ioan Fuqua Kay Fuqua, lane! Gar- bert, Io Ann Garland Mary Germclc, Don Gooch, Nancy Gothard Row Two: Bill Gray, Hxchard Gray, George Green, Kenneth Green, Hebert Greer, Carl Gross, Charles Gross How Three: Alberta Hall, Lrnda Hamman, Kay Hancock Dons Hardwxck, Mary lo Hanks ludy Har- r1s Hlchard Harshrnan Row Four: Trulan Hat- ton, Leonard Henclrlclcs. Sandra Henry, Marllyn Hezn, Dewaln Hrers, Har- old Hxggenbotham DGV1d Hzjqrns Row Five: Elleen Hxght, Flurry Hlnes, Phyllis Hlnton, Marcga Hoagland Beverly Holi, Paula Hole aen Dlck Holmes Row Six: Sue Holmes, Lxnda Hostetler, Norman Hostetle: Glenn House- holder, Sterlrng Howard, Kay Hull Phlllrp lones Row Seven: Iohn Km- sella, Nancy Kxndlespark- er, lerry Korba, Roberta Kramer, Pat Krnle, Bob Kumz, Ross Kuntz, Row Eight: lams La- hee, Sandra Landis, Dmck Lantz, Harriet Lawson, Lmda Lennon, Ixm Llghty, Iolln Lund Row Nine: Iim McGuire, loyce MGKHIGS, Phyllxs Martin, Larry Marlow, Morry Mannles, Shlrley Malott, Sue McGuxrk. Row Ten: Vic McKee, Charles McK1nney, Marr- lyn McM1nn, Bob McNary, Edward Mishler, Todd Mlddlekaulf, Betty Mlller Row Eleven: Russell Mlller, Iudy Mxlls Carl Moon, Larry Mosher, Pat Mughrnaw, Marilyn Muel- ler Blllre Murphy. lv 1 1 1 : ,y ill L if JL -yfllfjjlu f I 1 X 'f I' , U H 5 rl j a , ' Fr A I ' X 'I 5, .. ' - xv-y K , . 'Y Q ' .2 ff' r I f Ag, . ,- . z -15 . 782' l A A Q -. X 4 X. V ii .0 fl I ' l f . . -9 , N , - 0 - 0' i iv . . in k A L' 6 ' ...lf x D 'fit-. .4 I I ' . i . A A. li? nu V H l 4 ' Viv ' ' 1 ' , 4 wg- W fl ,JJ 4 N ,. M xi L . P - .v a l ' 151 l' M 0 'K . ' ' :ln-X . - , - ff r - W-1 Q yr ef -ef 4 'IN I .--. Q . ' K ' ,. I ref' l is gn , -a J :xl al' Ni 42 1... tfyl ig 'I in 4., 'Y i .4 Masq 'Ll 1.-r r . 3 if 1 av '11 I ,Ax Ll lux VE Sofphomores Raw One: Barbara My- grant, Nancy Nix, Ion Noland hm Odum Iean ette Parrott Buddte Penn Iudy Pennycolt Row Two Dan Peters Martha Platt Mtke Ploss lame-Q Pontxus Georqe Pope Terry Prather Pat Qumce How Three Gerald H de Charlotte hleiler Becky Hemeke Iudy Heed Iudy Hhodes Iohn Hlcharcis Dan Hoberte Row Four Marty Hob erts Itm Robmson Nor man lflogers Pat Rommel lanqer Sonja Rauch Pa trtcta Rusert Itm Russell Row Fxve hm Sargent hm Schroll Bob Scott Terry Shafer Mark Shal iran Frank Shanabarqer Chrtstme Sharp Row Slx Reta Sharp Aralee Sharpl Larry Sharpf Walter Sherrxck Larry Smtth Patty Snow Tom Sorenson How Seven Ioan Spen cer Fmma Stevens Btll Sumpter Donna Tate Sandra Thomas Sam 'ltl lett Mary Trueax How Exght Fred Turn er Grace Vance Floyd Van Scoy Ronald Vm cent Shtrley Votght Cecil Votra Don WC!Sll mgton How Nme Ierry Web ster Iohn Wexsenberger Iudy Werner Ion Whtt worth Maltta Wtcker ham Martha Wtlkmson Don Wtlltams How Ten Lucy Wtl hams Lots Wtllts Ierry Wtse Phtl Wttt Carol Wtttxg Iohn Wold Pat Worttnger How Eleven M a r y Wousler Sarah Wnght Norma Young Sandra Zavakos . .V ii . 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Row Two: Oma Baker, Boaer Baker, David Bal- lee, Hazel Barsoda, Fran- ces Bender, Carolyn Ben- nett, Iudy Benner How Three: Elalne Ber- tram Sharon Bxddle, Pat Brshop Duane Bolett Iudy Bonney Sona a Bonney Vrra ma Bow man Row Four le ry Brtndle Btll Brooks Ierry Brown Ioyce Buckalew Duane Bu gan Myrt e Bu to Loxs Burvvtck Row Fxve lohn Cha ters Harold Cha roar' Dorothea Cleland lane Clevenger Drck Clrna mar Phllrp Cohee Bet Conre How Sxx Ne' Coore Conf e Copeland Tonn e Co Lana Cox Sha on Crat lNanCy Crawto Mrlce Creaaer Row Seven lohn Crea qer Bud Cress Ga Crossno Charles Darne Cary Dawalt lay Dawm Darrel Deason Pow Exghl Ioyce Dea 'nl e a Deter Donald Dice Bon ald Dice Larry Durham Nancy Dtxon Row Nme Carol Don aldson Gary Donaldson Eldon Doran Weldon Ebert Larry Eckelbarge Darlene Enyeart Lacle Etue B111 Flrtcraft Gaylord Floor Carolyn F oor Vrckt Forerran Ted Fous' Earth Friend Row Eleven I e a n Fnend Ierry Galbrartln Bessxe Garnett Phtll p Geberrn Danny Gerard Robert Grek Bob Gordon 4. 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A M' 'half if Freshmen Row One loyce, Greek e r r v a Nes e Grtmee hrcllara Grxrnes Barbara Grogg Soma Grase Henry Guyer Row Two Bcttt Han Lock Iln Harmon Her cf Ha tle oa'l la vey H Chard H wht Mary Henry Nancy H1 rr How Three H l1a H r ron Alrenna Htrr Anna Hlqht Pat Hxr on Frank Hoaalixd D n Hoe,y ner lwobert Holmcrberaer Row Four lrlite Hal lanrl lam Ho mv 1y lose Ann Hoy 1 0 L nn Hob! Pegax Howarrl Ianrcc Hu son Kay Hus on Row Fxve Pegay lt Ann ngersc Derma lanes Barba Kelloaa El1ZGb9 h Ke Qchner Dlck r y L rd Row Slx ludy Lauaen 'aaer rr' Ktx Hoes Lavvio Wal er Lee B1 Leee Bewe ly Levms Clyde Levus How Seven Phvll Loury Ed Lovelace Pauleen Lucy Sue Mac key lxe'h Marks Geralrl Nathx 5 Ha na Mazar enka How Eight: Sa.a Mc' Cleary Saclona McFad- den, Danny MCGrew, LouAnn McIntosh, Iamce Metcalfe, Char.es Mxlls Pl1yll1s Mllls Row Nine: Darlene M11- ler, Max Mmidlekault, Larry Mxtchell, Roberta Mooney, Raymond Mon- gosa Lynn Morecralt Nancy Morgan Row Ten: Carolyn My- ers, ludy Myers, Ruth Nash, Davxd Neuper., Garry Noren, Marxlyn Norrxs Ierry OlBT1GH, Row Eleven: Kathleen O'Connar, lady Orpurt, 'ancy Oryx t, Carol Packard, Maxte Pasley, Nancy Patesel, Norma Patterson ,. Freshmen How sonett, lamce Pogue letta Pope. One: Glen Per- Lmda Peters, Phrllabaurn, lack Sylvan Pclk, Col- Pontrus, Sandra Row Two: Ierry Powell Doris Pratt Lloyd Pratt Karen Puterbauah Mrke Ray Pete Hedmor' Sher ry Heamcn Row Three luay need Iacrc rnce C at et e Hon ertson Kay Robertson Itm Robblns Ldna Robln son INT Rody Row Three Donna Hoa Carol Hamrnehanaer Howard Haw Patr cta huse Nancy Hush Dean Scott nuth Scott Row Four Al en Sharp Dar yl Shtpman erry Short Ronald Sho t Mary Stnaer Sherry Srnalley Btll Sren er How Sxx Lortne Sren CCI' ffl Fat Srohn Dtana Sharon Sml h 'a y Stan s Phy ts Gar ver B1llStegman Row Seven San Stea man Betty Sterrett Sue an Stevens May Ann Struble Marrlyn Struble Larry Suma Toe Sutton Row Exght Keith Terry Llnaa Tlllett Btll Toep er Drck Townsend Rolla Trent Terry Trexler Dar rell Troxell Row Nine Barbara Ven rce Sherry Wamscott Ierry Waymrre Vernon Wegert Wrlllarn Wetde man Io Anne Wemlce Sherry Wendt Row Ten Caralee Well er Konme Welch Nancy Werner Steve Wernz Harry Westcott Bud Whrtney Re a Wtlsan Row Eleven V rgmra Wrllts Ca olyn Wtlktn son lohn Yeatts hm Za vakos Bob Zmn B2 f:?l-Y .rv QL ,st R Qtr!!! pd T4 affix Q ere .K Q an 9 s.. ff' ,QQ mmm F '24- -L -L. 3 Q4 ,ar i gm ,, t f y T V ' 3 . g 1 5 . ,bi f T1 he wr q X - , Q W oo,o r ', N if x 5' 4. 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'E if VW go- ,,..f Board Looks 'ro Future New Elmwood Gets Underway Fnre Alarms Changed In PHS A dream that began seven years ago on August l lC47 came true thls year when ground was broken for a new elementary Elm wood school rn South Peru Th1s bulldtng whlch w1ll cost approxrmatelv S390 OOO w1ll have n1ne classrooms and a km dergarten A multr purpose room whrch rn cludes both a gymnas1um and stage wtll measure 56 leet by 70 feet Although the new school took most of the School Boards ttme thrs year they also rn stalled a new l1re alarm system and ralsed the salary schedule for the teachers Clyde Cunnrngham superrntendent was 1n Atlanttc Ctty New lersey IU February to at tend the nat1onal conventron of the Amerrcan Presrdent Dwlght Ersenhower spoke at one sessron Szgmng early mommg papers rn hrs ofhce after school takes up IS only one of the many Oll1ClGl dunes of Clyde Cunnmgham supermtendent of schools Lookmg at the blue punts lor the new Elmwood school are the School Board members S1tt1ng left to rlght Everett Walpe Walter OBr1an Dr Don Mahley Ancrl Dmsmore Standxng Clyde Cunmngham superrntendent Russell Rhodes school attorney I O Becker and Mrs Mary Robmson secretary They met Monday evenmgs I 5 Association of School Administrators, at which . , , , , , l ' 101 - '7' A popular after school scene IS the hall Just outs1cle of the ma1n OlllCS Yes llS a pr1nc1pal s conference go1ng on but not the type Mrss Brooks Mr Conkhn conducts lt looks l1ke I D Flnster Mary Keyes and Sue Macsey are havmg too much fun to be d1scuss1ng anythmg lmke the problems of drscrpltne wlth Earl Delph prmctpal Teachers Have A Heart Chmchlllas, Travel, Clownmg, PHS Faculty Masses Few Trucks Rarsrng ch1nch1llas overhaulmg an Enghsh car bu1ld1ng a house whoever sald that teachers led unlnterestlng 11ves'? Gene Wernz s basement ch1nch1lla ranch Was augmented by the boxers he also has at home less D1ce sclence teacher spent part of h1s lelsure trme workmg on h1s Engllsh Hlllman wh1ch he bought prtor to h1s tr1p abroad th1s summer A home 1n the country became a reahty for Tom Yeager s tam1ly as he Worked on a house he des1gned and 1S bulldmg hrmself 102 The faculty Jomed forces to surprlse the stu dents at sectlonal trme wlth a pep sesston Wh1ch 1ncluded Earl Delph on the cymbals Mrss Bertha Tereba wrth the tuba and Bud Rttter and Iames Noble leadmg yells M1ss Mary lane Garber and Ralph Iackson both former PHS students returned as faculty members and Mrss Hester Wood s knee 1n1ury brought Mrs Carl Moon to substltute for srx weeks Other frequent substltutes were Mrs Russell Ke1th who taught drlver tra1n1ng classes all second semester Mrs Leonard Kolb Mrs Har old Lmgenfelter and Mrs Harry Iustus Four student teachers made frlenas at PHS thls year Erlc Wamscott Elame Wolf and Shelley Hammer came from Indlana Unrverslty and Ralph Rott came trom North Manchester College sux All ., s , v 1 . X- I - 1' , r L I ' y N, . , . , . , , . . . . , , 0 C l l . . . , . . . 1 . . . , . . I I . , . . . . . I I -. . . , . . I I ' ' 1 - 1 v ' 1 , . . . ' I I , , . Cynthia Baker, A.B. D. H. Boone. B.S., M.S. Helen Brundfxge, PUB.. Iohn Cokain. B.S. Noel E. Davis. A.B.. 'ournalisrri linqlish, Printing, Short Math M.P.. Machine Shop, Sr Hi- M.A. Narczss.. 5 -Peruvian Honor Society span- Librarian, Y - 'l' c O n S Y, Industrial Club Geometry, Dean ol advise: sor Printshop advisor sponsor, sronsor Boys Senior HifY C-ll Safety Patrol Mary Iune Garber, A.B. Richard W. Donovan. Dean Finch, A,B,, M.A, Physical Education Mrs. Marie Haag Icxmes F. Hawker, A.B., B.S., M.S. English, A55'iDQgn of GAA gponggr Attendance Otticer M.A. 3OOlClC96P1HQ1 GSH Girls Girls League E U Q -V 5 hi S P 9 9 C ll Buszriess P Club. sponsor, tljpper Righty tLower Higlitl NFL, Debate Coach, Student Council less Dice, A,B,, M,A, Ina Hornish. A.B., MJX. Sr 'r. Plays, Rodeo, srcrtec F 6 Q ' b al l Physics, Chemistry Lain Spanish CTZCE 1:14 Coach English Science Club Y-Teens sg-onscr sponsor They Have Families, Hair, and Fun, Too Everyone knows Dwight Ritter who gets a kick out of watching basketball practice, talking to kids, or getting a tree ride from Nlladdy Bud and Mrs, Ritter. Some pictures are takeri without planning like this one snapped of Paul Pribble, freshman basketball coach, while lie was getting a haircut from Mert Siler. 'IOS- 'L is 5 f -' ff' Government, Hzstory, Goll Coach. 1 4 ,t - Band Chozr Chorus, Toy Iones. B.S. Hal O. Kesler, A.B.. Bernice LeMaster, R.N.. Iames E. Noble, B.M M.A. B.S. English, Speech NFL School Nurse, Health Operetta director Co-sponsor, Ir. Play, Education, Caduceus Paul S. Prible, A.B.. M.S. Btoloay, Algebra, Gen Math, Freshman Basketball Coach, CUpper Leith Howard Iackson, B.S. History, B Basketball Coach, Freshman Football Coach Rodeo Co-director. Club sponsor H. L. Rector. B.S.. M.S. Elizabeth A. Ridenour, Iulius Bud Ritter. B.S. Drafting tLower Lefty Doris Pribble. B.S. l-lomemaktnq, Cale- teria, FHA, 4-H Clubs. B.S.. M.S. Mathematics Social Studies, Ir lied Cross, Honor Society spon- sor Machines and Graphs Speed Learning Driver Training, Bas- ketball Coach, Cross Country Coach, Intra- mural Basketball, Vol- leyball sponsor Clarence N. Oury. A.B. B. M.A. Biology, Freshman Ht-Y spon sor, Narcotics L. Rule. A.B., M.S. Algebra, Visual Edu Catlon, Ass'tPr1nc1pa. T1cket Manager, A graph makes an algebra problem clearer for Keith Setting Peruvian type on the lntertype machine Marks Frank Shanabarger, and lanis Holloway as in the printshop are Lorrie Garner, Don Snyder, and thelr teacher, Ben Rufe, illustrates a point lor them. Steve Bowman, The rest is set at The Peru Tribune. ., X X 104 ' Mary Stutesman A B Wayne F Taylor B S Berlha Tereba B S Ruth V Art Art C uh sr onsor M Health Eng rsh Iumo hand Lng rsh Dean olbrrls G1 We League Sponsor Hester C Wood AB AB MA Sho thand 'lYPlHQ Busrnes Law Stu oem Councr' sponsor Na lssus collectrons adxreer W o o cl W o r k Soy ho Secre a y to Prlncrpal Secreta more H1 Y lnduyrra Board Club psorxbor Food and Polish Are lmpor+an'r Also Wagner B S Busrnc-ss Short l ypewrrtrrrg Tom Yeager B S M S Charlotte Baker Mary Roblnson ry to Schoo l N E Gene Wernz B S M A Physlcal Fducailorr Boys League sponsor Mary Tresch Secre ary lo Superm tendent Whats cookmg m the ca1etor1a7 The co r Ianrtors rest a econd whlle watchmg leer, Reece Ioeeph Schrader and lvlre Harold Young or 1 OUlDOO'1 polrsh the rarl CS1tt1ngJ Fryrrrre Frredman CStand meal food for btudentq and faculty the ccxfeterla rngj Penn Mlller Grumpy: Flora Adams Davldson rn.- lO5 N-A X 4 X' y Y r J NJ' and yr fhfi A Q J! 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Narclssus Sponsors Adams Grocery Allen Funeral Home Baber Mofor Supply Barne-H' R E Beebe s Shoe Slore Berlcebule John B M Blue s Cigar Sfore Bunnell Roofing 8: Sldlng o Carl s Shoe Shop Carmelcrlsp Shop Conn Plumbing and Healing Co Cozy Noolc Cul Rale Drug Co Don s Sunoco Don Renchllng Prop Elbel Carl Shoe Repasr Glver Dr Ken+h L Glazler Furmlure Co Good Roberl W Johnson Owen B M D Jordan P R Kreulzer s Jewelry and Book Sfore Laundere++e Lenharl s Drug Co Mahley Don D DS Messmore Brofhers Bakery Mnla ys Beauly Shoppe Mlsslssxnewa Yachf Club Nahonal TV Peru Republican Omer Holman Publisher Porler A W D DS Por+er Insurance Agency Purvns Drug S+ore Rich s Donu'r Shop Smllh Merchandise Shop Summers G N Insurance Agency Tllus Lyrn Sfandard Servlce Sfallon Tom s Furnlluro and Appliance Slore Val U Dress Shops lnc Wells J O and Son Walpe Everelf Adverhsung Service Wuclcerham Grahon P A++orney al Law 108 , . ., M. D. . . 5 , ' , ., .D. ' ' ' a u 1 C . ' Damasna, P. e., M. D. ' ' We take GREAT STRIDEH IN Moving Your Possessions East Th1rd Street GUYER the MOVER MOVING STORAGE PACKING Agent North Amencan Van L1nes Inc D1a1 3302 IU 466 . N Henry Guye I n I - ll Y V V O O I I . . tunpunnnnn BLUE DRUG STQRE Dependable 5 East Th1rd Street Prescr1pt1on Serv1ce PERU INDIANA DIAL 4152 PERU INDIANA D1a 3424 East Frith Street S 1954 NARCISSUS f h ANOTHER SPLENDID IOB COMPLETED BY THE KISER MANMILLER SEIITIIIEI PIIIIITIIIE IIUIIIPIIIW Everythlng a Good Grocery 7 X Should Have g HOME KILLED MEATS EIKENBERRY FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE D 1 272 S h W tM 5545 110 -L ! 5, v v v ll . . . ,, C A I A :B 1 ' Don nyder and Don Ploss watch as the last comes of I e press- , X, v v v ia 9 112 out Broadway 84 es ain Street Dial I W ll Y W A I T 9 LOOK BUY sAvE WITH A ronn FORD PETERS 6. HORST FORD AGENCY CARS TRUCKS Dlct West 4466 Second NANCY SHARPF MARY KEYES TUDY I-ANDYS CAROLYN Porrsn THE BEST DRESSED MANNEQUINS IN TOWN ARE FROM 004- Women s Apparel 52 SOUTH BROADWAY DIAL 2120 111 I X , . f I O Bill owble Don Garrison Dan Pet F ul C Sk' a d - S tg: Ku D 0 I , THEY CAN ALWAYS TAKE TIME OUT FROM A GAB SESSION TO SAVE AT FOR THE BEST XM fwmf EDERAL SAVINGS MCGILL AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OP PERU Corner North Cass Broadway and Exghth Dm Streets 4233 W I Sllyl-I Orlon Sweaters Rate Hrgh North w1th the Wayne Students D1a pH5 3168 says Sam. Slurley C k Sherry St l Sam Stegman sum' Maclean' Sherry tells Sh1rley that she plans a future with JOHN STEGMAN MAYTAG APPLIANCES Men's Wear Dinsmore Maytag Sales YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS 16 South Broadway Peru Indmana PERMUTIT WATER SOFTENERS 112 -. H I I ,I ,H 1' ' Q 'Wfff ,Wy f,WVf,lfy W fm -. .. ..,. at Trade at 2 ,NH-1 ff r I 2 ot Marie Dolrlens D, stem., Ngfm Lana es cott Sue Robinson U 321 . . . at ' 1 U 1 From a Senior To a Freshman '1 J COCA CCLA Ra1'es Hugh as a Mos+ Refreshmg Drunk 662623 The Pause Thai' Refreshesu -113- PHS knows where to go for SCHOOL SUPPLIES STATIONERY CARDS PENS Complete L1ne oi Pa1nt Supplles MIAMI BOOK STORE 56 North Broadway PM d BHS! g Don Tells Terry HE CAN ALWAYS GET HIGH QUALITY I C PENNEY CO Sue Conger Serves HER CLASSMATES FROM OVER THE COUNTER AT PERUS LARGEST SODA FOUNTAIN KRESGE S THE FRIENDLY STORE C lyn D kC q WHEN IT COMES TO ACTION MILK IS ONE OF THE BEST BODY BUII.DERS GOLDEN HILLS DAIRY 236 South Broadway Dlal 4121 O I O O . . . . Norma a erson Lin 1.1 Lennon Roberta Kramer i e man at l n n Don Douglass err oli I u H Sue Conger, aro Keown, ic arswell, Geor e Pope. Court Street WE LL GIVE YOU A RING SOMETIME GIRLS AND MAKE SURE IT S FROM BALF OUR and COMPANY STOP' and take a look at the values at PERU LUMBER COMPANY Peru Indrana 154 North Broadway D1al 5567 115 u I u 1 I 1 O O I O O Steve Forshee Merle Baker Bobbie Io Gocheno Io Ellen Hiers berta Hall I ck Aikman 1 .2 0 f xl V T I I - - IIJlfPJIIRltP A QUEEN it stan HOMOGENIZES A NU few ff' PERU LAUNDRY 608 West Mcnn Street D 1 629 TELEVISION RADIOS D1a 2 3 West Frith Street THE MARBURGER SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALERS OF PLUMBING, HEATING, MILL. AND CONTRACTOR'S SUPPLIES LIGHT AND HEAVY HARDWARE PERU INDIANA 116 A 0 Hmsnmc Pnocsss v't It - tile oils back into your clothg. Tehxa I gnest drycleaning care money -' UY- and ST ir costs t V5 penny extra. I 21 East Sixth Street id 5 CURTISS Wag? ai. MBICGVS of Baby Ruth, Butterfinger, Cocoanut Grove, Dlp Candy Bars Herman Rumpf Local Dls+rlbu'ror 117 . . Q - Wx . L 'V N Y ,f ,ij 1 N n a Sondra Bonney, Bet ' Wilma Fisher. Nan ' O V T V O I I RELAX 1 Ph I g ph NARCISSUS h F WALTZ STUDIO 5 19W tM If 3 Curl Smxth WHETHER YOUR INTEREST Tenn1s Golf Baseball Football Basketball F1sh1ng or Huntlng WE CAN SERVE YOU BILL SMITH SPORTING GOODS 13 EAST MAIN DIAL 9038 118 n I U I I B 111 I R1 it's all over fu N 1' ,Q for this year. il Ig . I Y . T ' VIXIN All ,f o o ra s NN I in the '54 Q O bv .Q R Io n Waltz I' V and ,ff , nvlk Bill orshee of es ain Q IS . . 0 o 0 0 . . . . . 'V V W PULL IN FOR A SNACK 0 After cr Game ' In the Evening 1' Any Old Time SNACK HARBOR 829 WEST MAIN lack Gamer ' Ditzler owman For SMART STYLES IN ANY LINE i s emple S EVERYONE ADMIRES CLOTHES CLEAN ED AT BELL S DRY CLEANING 62W tTIud 17373 STOP IN FOR A BITE THE SUNDRY SHOP S hB D l 844 xwnwf' 3 Even the Photographer Had to Take Time Out FOR THE LARGEST HAMBURGERS AND THE BEST COFFEE IN TOWN FROM THE BUS STATION LUNCH OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 154 South Broadway Sandra Thomas ohn Waltz ud s From BOLOGNA To STEAK You I.I. mm I-IIGI-I QUALITY HV FRESH MEATS IAY LOWE GROCERY 252E tM D l 173 Where Students Meet and Eat MODERN DAIRY BAR 26EtMn Dl522 AT as ain ia 2 Don Sawyer 5 as ai ia 4 an Truax, Bonnie . ollie Sizemore. Mu . I C O CONNCR 6. SONS INC SAND AND GRAVEL CONSTRUCTION D1cI1 5873 CAN, KICKAPOO SAND 6. GRAVEL CO DICII 6282 Best W1Sh9S for Class of 54 TRIPLEX HEATING SPECIALTY CO INC PERU INDIANA Products Thcrt Assure HCT WATER AT ITS BEST 121 SAND AND GRAVEL V STYLE IS IMPO AND THE LATEST STYLES CAN BE FOUND AT THE YgostcmStore 122 X' 5 X 5 1 3 i 55 f r 3 3 ? . ' Q A 1? Sarah McCleary. Barbara Venice. Helen Willis, Linda Tilletl. lane Fultz. V . X SAVING IS A SERIOUS MATTER WITH PERU FEDERAL SAVINGS 18 NORTH BROADWAY GENERAL INSURANCE EOR EVERY OCCASION C D KESSLER AGENCY DIAL 5529 16 EAST FIFTH WHICH IS HE' Successful busInessmcm ' Successful student? Successful c1t1zen7 ALL READ THE LATEST NEWS THE PERU DAILY TRIBUNE 26W tTh cl D 1 641 EOR A CLICK IN ANY DIRECTION EE MURPHY S PHOTO SUPPLIES 19 West ThIrd DIcrl 4835 Ru 'r O O O I I l O 1 . - IN es ir ia 6 lim Russe u u S I Ronald Non Norman Hostetl COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE . . if Life 1+ Hospitalization 2+ Casualty MIAMI COUNTY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE LLOYD mam Ag f N th B d D 1 370 PERU TRUST CO A record for sound banking over many years M b Syt P P SAVINGS COMIVIERCIAL TRUST INSURANCE wfghjfm We are happy to help the students 4:35 O of Peru High School with the ELK S SCHOLARSHIP Elks Lodge No 365 122 North Broadway 124 , en 305 or roa way ia 7 I V em er Federal Reserve s em Federal De osit Insurance Cor oration T F E3 'WX 5' - f ji. H QQ wif ft. l - wiv' NVQ- , 1 1 'Ti ml' A' ' I WHERE THERE S HOPE THERE S A LANE CEDAR CHEST FROM CENTRAL MURPHY FURNITURE CO INC West Mcun DICII 5576 X 1 D1cx1 5557 A? North Broadway AND NEITHER DO IOHN FINSTER AND HIS FRIENDS BUT THEY KNOW FOR THE BEST IN FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES MIAMI COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO OP 125 I n u I I ' ll I ,f iw , Q . fax, Q . IM ff I fc. T' 16 I - . Y s Elf, 4 letra Di ' Ccxnell Virginia Beverly ' Ennis chmidi ' Buizin I Finster G A fi 'Q 1 IT'S F01' An Exgellent LIPSTICK IS IMPORTANT Cover Up Iob TO A GIRL CALL AND THERE IS A COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS AT UPHoLsTERmG AND RUG CLEANING FALK S DRUG- STQRE outh Benton IC 5625 or the BEST WE e Corsages Wedd gs C 1 Flo ers Hosp ia1V s s Pla is BROWN S FLOWER SHOP W :M D 1 276 North Broadway NOW SHES COOKING ON THE FRONT BURNER WITH A NEW STOVE FROM PERU DRI GAS CO 74 N nh B d ay 126 1 .abruf-iibiili it O Malilu W' PhyllisT Katherine eve Doble: Pam Pug 111 RS I 5 Ray Pulerbau S Iudilh Glassburn Mead David Wulrod I Don Burrows SPGCIGIIZIIIQ m I Fun rals 0 0 in 0 u W 0 i a e 0 n 1 - l 65 Clin Sfreei id 7 o roa w Peru, Indiana BOYER'S MOVE ALMCST AS FAS T AS THE PERU TIGERS' FOR QUICK SERVICE SEE BOYER MCVING 5. TRUCKING COMPANY 130 West Canal DICII 3372 127 l Charles Buckalew, Iohn Kerschner, Ed McPhe Ierry Thompson. lack Arnold. BUY You couldn t All Your E1ectr1ca1 Apphances Where They Squeeze more Are Servmed for your money SEE WOLF ELECTRIC CO MISSION ORANGE 131681 BttlgW G N? Peru Lodge No 249 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE A yl Wldg Bksh1 Wld VVhere Better Welds Are Made VOLPERT WELDING SHOP 21 West Second Street Dial 2982 128 I I ' I I I I 19 East Main Street ia 5 Peru o in orks 18 rant Str t 1. ,C x. ff? .xr -1, gf, 5 4 General cet ene I , lac m1t n and o Electric . Portable e ln e ers ll ll KEEP YOUR LAR IN TUNE WITH THE SHARPF S SHARPF S SERVICE STATION NthB BE A BEST DRESSED MALE BUY AT ,..?.L5.ff2, FIRST TO SENGER S THEY HAVE IT SHOP SENGER S PERU THE SIGN OF WE CAN soLvE ALL EEIENDLY SERVICE DECORATING PROBLEMS and LOW PRICES SEE IIIIIIIIIIII. llll IUIIIPIIIW IONES DECORATING fTh1d CIM 291W IM Dl292 12 Q . . . . , 1 if if , . Larry, Nancy. or roadway and Lewie Sharp! 4 A A . .A I I I I I Don Mathias Larry Apt lim Dice I ll ll I ' Hoeppner ' s Truly a oo lore If: M1223 O O O I I I I I I Comer o 'r an iami Peru. Ind. es ain ia 9 . O . .J THE LOOK YOUR BEST AUTOMATIC SEALINO IN CLOTHES CLEANED AT VAULT COMPANY KUHN.S DRY CLEANERS 25 East Riverside D ' D' l 4705 17 West Third Street Dial 6481 West Main Street Ial 232 A COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTS EQUIPMENT BOSTIC SPORTSMAN S STORE I H BECKER of INSURANCE AGENCY ALL THE LA-TEST HIT RECORDS IN ALL SPEEDS If you dont know your policy S IOHN DEVINE S Know your Agent MUSIC STORE M Dl692 o o 535 D. ' I o o I , , E . . . ll 1 - It, I West ain Street ia 3 51 South roadway - 130 - ' IIIII engravxngs In Kms U00 'I' INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMP 222 EAST OHIO STREET INDIANAPOLIS 6 INDIANA I I PUB LICATION mvlsION NY, INC , 'Q 1 I 4.55 I' II? .512 1 Cf If 1, QI, MII. qisggg vfI,iI',M up - . fl 'E-E A-.-4-I II': l fd-:I 'I:','3 . ,.f,- ,' x A . th V . I Ilgr Q' If,-, . 'ni Ulu II-5 I' I I. V, .53 vi: QQ I . K A A , C U A L DRIPPING FAUCETSO LEAKING PIPES? I IF DAD CANT FDI IT L.. WE CAN' DIAL 6512 5 3, M gpm, ggmplmy A v SAWYER AND SONS HghCMM AMM IISEAST TEN'II-I Soufh I6 Broadway 55 I 6 THE STUDENTS OF PERU HIGH SCHOOL PUT THEIR TRUST IN THE WABASH VALLEY TRUST C0 Sales WE RE ALWAYS FOR DeSoto and Plymouth THE TIGERS Serfvlce HARD TO PRONOUNCE BUT EASY TO DEAL WITH O SCIQRTINO MOTORS, Inc. U 29 EAST MAIN DIAL ssas 152 NORTH GRANT DIAL 9031 132 . . , T T V I V , - A V V V . . .u . c inn Howar c inn I A .-- .. IL.,,.I II. as me Ke EBI , I Bill 'I 35.2 ,L 2 .l A 'VN fs B D. I wh LAK' . A ,F K I KM! S O ujis I O U Willa! PLEASING YOU L! 1,9444 Ls4 PLE-ASES U5 POULTRY MARKET L A PENNER I D161 9251 BAND BOX CLEANERS WtC MR 61 MRS HENRY ZINN P p t Fresh Dressed Poultry to Order W IC D 1 852 A SURE HIT ISTHE PURE O FLAME TEAM ND INDIANA BOTTLED GAS W F th sf IONESES TRY IONESES FIRST WE USUALLY HAVE IT' IONES HARDWARE ONE OF THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE IS Music- C I BURKE IIQKIV CONSTRUCTION COMPANY THE BEST PLACE TO 206 GRANT STREET GET IT IS AT BELL S MUSIC STORE 10 SOUTH BROADWAY Phone 3325 . .U L 1,754 . A - ' f', .1 5 . . . r. 4 16 es anal Street Peru, Indiana . . . , ro ne ors 12 es anal ia 2 A 11 est if reet I ' 133 - REFRESH YOURSELF EVERYTHING FROM WITH A Glam M It SOUP to NUTS G AT LOW COST Brown Derby Flavored Sundaes FROM KUSTARD KORNER THOENNES GROCERY 79 EAST MAIN 352 EAST MAIN DIAL 4438 COMPLETE RELAXATION THE FINEST IN ENTERTAINMENT IQDXY WALLACE ALLIANCE THEATIIES A THING OF BEAUTY IS LONG REMEMBERED For Any Occaslon MILLER S GREENHOUSE 366 WEST THIRD DIAL 3535 Come m and LET FASNACHT See AndY FIX YOUR WATCH I REPAIRIN G I RESTYLING RACEK s UPHOLSTERY FASNACHT JEWELRY 16 N G D I 69 13 South Broadway 134 . . Ii I I 'E Cut Flowers, Corsages, Potted Plants 1+ orth rant ia 51 - A SIGNS TO BE PAINTED? LETTERING TO BE DONE? Lef Ray Do lf' RAY HOWARD DIAL 2274 RO TE N . I PERU INDIANA PATE CHEVROLET. INC. 769 WEST MAIN STREET PERU INDIANA ON THOSE HOT SUMMER EVENINGS Ge? Qulck RefresI'Imen+ WlI'I I a fall glass of COLD ROOT BEER and a TASTY SPANISH HOT DOG FROM B 8. K ROOT BEER DRIVE IN ROBERT LUCAS P p I Aufomohve Parfs an EquIpmen+ PERU AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO I77 NORTH MIAMI STREET PERU INDIANA SUPERIOR SHEET METAL WORKS Heaflng and Venhlohng Roofing and Spouhng DIAL 3544 30 EAST THIRD STREET QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS 0 Bedroom SUITES C LIvIng Room SuI+es 0 SparI'on TeIevIsIon and RadIo Rassner FurnII'ure S+ore PERU INDIANA SINCE I882 C N HETZNER JEWELRY 9 SOUTH BROADWAY PERU INDIANA U o , I O V W , ro rie or v v 254 Sou+II Broadway 795 Wes+ Main Sfreef . W W IO6 Sou+h Broadway , I ' 135 ' SUPER VALUES' PQLLY 5 NEWS WHAT ELSE COULD YOU EXPECT FROM MAGAZINES o PAPERS Shelburn s Superette CIGARS o CANDY WEST TENTH STREET 8 WEST THIRD STREET D A 946 DIAL 3735 SKYLINE RIDING ACADEMY IAMES H PEAHCY For Thai' Dependable FOR YOUR FLORAL NEEDS Sewing Machme O iliarletie SINGER Jfflnuwr Shun BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS I8 SOUTH BROADWAY DIAL 7680 485 EAST FIFTH STREET DIAL 260I 136 I I I L 9 R. 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Q . ADVERTISING THAT STICKS PRESSURE SENSITIVE NAME PLATES COMPANY PRINTERS OF CELLULOSE ACETATE FIBRE CLOTH GLASS FIBRE ELECTRICAL AND PAPER TAPES VICKERY TAPE XI MACHINE C0 INC WHOLESALE PORK BEEF FISH CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND CURING 175 North Broadway D1al 4141 286 West Thlrd Rear D1al 5613 NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR THE USE OF OUR FUNERAL CHAPEL DRAKE FLOWERS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Lady Ass t Servlce I ii 3rd 6. Cass Dlal 7855 Pnnhng by the Sentmel Prmtmg Company Engruvmgs by the Indxcmapolxs Engravmg Company Photography by Waltz Studxo Covers by S K Smzth Company Bmdmg by Brock and Rcmkm. Inc 140 ll ll O O I 1 1 I I I O O O O O O -, n . 4 T- . ' . - u W . I ' Adverhser Page A 61 W Root Beer Abso Pure Ice G Coal Adams Grocery Allen Funeral Home A1l1ance Theaters AU1OmGl1C Seal1ng Vaul Co B G K Floot Beer B 51 M Coal Co Baber Motor Supply Co Balfour 6 Company Band Box Cleaners Barnett R L MD Becker I H Beebes Shoe Store Bell s Dry Cleanmg Bells MUSIC Store Berkeb1le Iohn B MD Blue s C1gcr S ore Blue Drug Store Bostxc Sportsman Store Boston Store Boyer s MOVIHQ Company Brookman Funeral Home Brown s Flower Shop Bunnell Hoofmg 61 S1d1ng Burke C I Constructlon Co Bus Stat1on Lunch Carl s Shoe Shop Central Murphy Furn Co Inc Ch1CkGSGW Pharmacy Coca Cola Colon1al O11 Company Conn Plumbmg 15. Heatlng Cozy Nook Curt1ss Candy Cut Hate Drug Store Da1ry Queen Dclecke I1m Dar'11an1 P G M D Dewne s MUSIC Shop Dmsmore Maytag Sales D1tzlers Locker Plant Don s Sunoco Drake Flowers East End Fuel Co Edw1n s Women s Apparel E1ke-nberry Funeral Home Elks Scholarsh1p Erb s Ta1lor1ng Falk s Drug Store Fasnacht Iewelry F1restone FITS1 Federal Savmgs Ass n Flsher s Grocery Fr1endly Shoes Inc Loan Adverhsers Index Adverhser Page Gzver Dr Kelth L Glazler Furmture Co Golden H1lls Da1ry Good Robert W Guyer the Mover Hall 6. Son Hetzner Iewelry Hoover Don Howard Ray Ind1ana Bottled Gas Co Ind1anapol1s Engravmg Iohnson Owen B MD Iones Decoratxng Iones Hardware Iordan D P R Karlette Flower Shop Kessler C D Agency Kxckapoo Sand 6- Gravel Co Kresge s Kreutzers Iewelry 6. 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