Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

THE 1955 PERU HIGH SCHOOL PERU INDIA hx f--'w -f MN. ,Lf-1 W7.. w ' Q: - mLH' ' Q , N A ., af A 'F I f 2 . We 451 ' 3 - M 'wi f. 4. A ' , ,Lx...vW 'Q P J xy ,Y I fi ff W A9 2 4 3 ,, -3 v . 4 ,,, . ,, . 1 ' z . f 'F -Si U' I' ' r ,-gif if 0,47 N - Q.: , f ,r f ww, I - walaliove wzwa fouei TOMORROW QXC x X 0 O ia ' 1 .A H ,Q ' sf: f I f A f 4 IX ' 12 L. ' 1 X '25!' , 'S 'ff' ff' U 'WJ TL 1 f X L ' -' le W! 4 yu 6 3 A , ' We 7 1 'L ,-w' A V ' Queri- '3 S 4 C A5 ' if' if 4 1 W .wif .- . 5 . 3 l. ' A A 7, .A .. lx m ? 4 XM nfl g f' gal XV I. . Vryl an 'fy x 52 I W6 ,W 'hm JW' F WN For The Future . Like the divisions of our lives, tradi- tions also tall into categories of activity which make each student different from his classmates. Old organizations take on new names. Age old problems are still discussed and weighed while adult opportunities confront us causing us to assume responsibilities. CONTENTS Acrnvmes SPORTS CLASSES BUSINESS But We Rest Along the Way We come from all parts of town and group togetherg in this way, we follow the traditions that make us teenagers as they were and always will be. We are as old-fashioned and yet as modern as crinoline and as changeable as the latest jive. We still wait patiently tor the latest in Mad comic books and then go home to read Hlsittle Women. Our parents and teachers think we are very mixed up until they realize that not too many years ago they did the same things in a different fashion. X. , aww 1 Vswomq- KNSION .Gaia wma--4-c1v 'o P H L24 PINE They dont change much do they7 Max Rals tin Iol'1n Sonalramz and Sam Gruwell conipar -' l their ords with th se n past y ars tiara 3 fi L. M AV HEP Many plans are made and changed b lor lmal dabs f pa nt were pu' 'o He lc t P'tylli Io dan 'td Carol Decic And Remember Long after our senior cords have faded, rnernories of our high school years will be rernernloered. We tuned in Handys and listened to the Mambo but danced the Frankfort when we went to canteen. The introduction of TV to the canteen helped us keep up with such new personalities as the McGuire sisters, the Crew Cuts, Florian Zabaon, and George Gobel. Progress ls Evidenf With the introduction of such classes 'is narcotics, commer- cial law, typing, and shop, schoolwork has become less cut and dried. No longer must we learn just the three Hts: a few additions make our curriculum more welleloalanced than that of our parents. Education has progressed to the point that when we enter the world ot graduates, we teel better prepared. Fundamental rules iri typing stress the use ef two hands and ten irigers Thr prevee toe much fer Ray P1s21er ance lie brake his Eiarid iii the Peru-Ei:-read game and he finds it especially difficult to type and eat lunch '.'.'1iE1 only one Eiarid and ive iriaers Anything from a bird house to C1 desk Cari 0 iourid in tie Industrial Ar room. Everett Myararit explains to Max Gene ay ihat even a picture irafre reauires a lot of vfark. Iarnes Miller cmd Iii He S Qeeia to be aareeiria 41 , at Emmy The principal of the spherical triangle is exioloined to Carl Gross by Bill Fowble while Roy Puterbouqh ond Phyllis Hinton use the :nodels tor o theorem proof. These models ol the various solid figures were Constructed os on oid in understonding the rules ot solid geometry But Fundamentals Remain 'Bk Iectlousy rnoy or Indy not - be joopulorr but it certozinly if ooirnon to oll Latin sbdents 1' tlpey' Corripore their girojeos fffike Ddvidson s Coliseum. Din IXfCGre':,' tries to rrottn his dr2':.'gnQg with the :model ru' fue 7,f'1 kejJ, Artffx lffiiliwi Cn dzrid lidii liar, 'oi dip ' .-ern if 'ifzree 'f.'1t:i :.,::. fini .. wut fri qood find If f 'If'-'15 i taper imc. swing CI tire :ind- niglit :il QT 1ITfC the tirxsiied resedrclg grape? Altlieygii se-rf Cf l.ff1r'er1e lfgr: i izie 'seizr her inner due, 11 seemed easier me 1.48 drill ifie list Igmgie, Stacks of books, reixrt :i mi- ' s Q v ' N. x 1 Such things as listening to recerds helps mdke GH Qld lditliiul like history mere iriicrestirig to those who lirid it serriewltdt el ci struggle, She:-m trying out this medium of ledrriirig dre Dan Peters, Pculd Helden Mdry Gerrick, lerry Engle, Bch l.fCN::ry :rid Sdridrd Zcvokcs, 5-A Y' e I Precautionary taping is done by lvan Wilhelm as lie prepares Larry Snarpt tor a seasonal thriller. Nearly l38 rolls ot tape were used during the years encounters. A smile of pleasure spreads across the lace ot Dick Donovan as he lim- bers the muscles ot Don Sawyer in a familiar dressf ing room scene. For Fun and Physique uf An envious glance is di- rected at Dick Carswell who is pleased to see that his eight is just as it should pe tor lfiis next match, Chuck user svxelters in Steam at in fiopes ot :z.eltin': ,ay. . .si sl -,.,-..,,p.M.. . , s7'4 A gf 2 We Sfrengfhen Our Bodies Clowning is not crll play. Don Bornett must Surely dove thought thx' is fro olezrrorrstrcitog L1 Clrificulr bond stood on the rnorollel bore. All Of tire WL? rn tire world will not Substitute for ferseverorxce arid herd rlf, A miss is as good Us X1 Liiile might not prove eo true in rigie inetorrce, Don Plofzfg is Couqlrl in rrlldfoir :Ie executes 3 Lygio leap over the bore before le rnovee :mx fx f'1r':.ford roll. l l - l X For Times To Come Not only in Egypt do pyramids exist. Displayed here is one of a different type. Shown are left to right: Hopper, Hack, Garbert, Ferrara, L. Cox, Hanks, C. Wise, McCleary, V. Foreman, P. Miller, Bolinger, E. Gruwell, Bostic, B. l-liner. Smiles of pleasure cross the laces of Gene Wernz and Miss lane Garber when they see that several people have succeeded in raising tile: Q '.'fff grades Sixteen happy faces beam alter their win over Converse in the final game of the sectional. Coach lvan Wilhelm, Larry Pager, fim Robinson, Dicic Hoover, Paul Bingaman, Larry Sharpl, Bill Hill, Terry Gray, Bob Smith, lack Weideman, Dave Walrcd, Ed Hudson, Don Williams, lim Richardson, Iohn Scnalrank, and Coach l-loward lackson seem pleased as they each get a piece of the winners' T16 Buf Loose Our Emofions 8,1 Determination plus fe' 1' CD A starry look f'l.QfiCf lf 1fA.fLl'5 9795 C1 i'QIf,3CfII.1if . Cf Zttenooite loyoe CCT L -- F' -,-' 'N ' ' A.- o3.,. Loser inet Ko, ' xt' Elofzioook 32 ther' are pre - .U .. 'z 'T . ' ine l':31 tnorneooznrnw ,K I A ML, K ' ? ' . ui A E 2 is For What ls Here kwfq, Z-fff, fU'! .wg Reglonctl sp1r1t was encouraged by vorlous Srgns ClGCOTCIl1Hflf Z A K' -Y-f the building. The jinx, however, Woe not loroken even though Kokomo lost their first Seotionol in severotl yeors to Northwestf ern, olso ended Perue looslcetborll Seoson in the tirst ortterf noon encounter ot the regionol. Here, lerry' Reed, who joornteo :host ot the signs, disploye hte ort work the help ot Shirley Bennett ond Eel l-lollond ...V 9 Aff' . fx fry p.Mr'v A X Z l , 5, V if A- .N 5 X I M-gil .. -0 i , - Q ,oou A ..-V .-,,.,1o-.. .o.,.,4 Quan, Ama Neem wwf sented to TZ oigiizoty croz-fd the QYQ-f'flIxl-.G ceremony Life Tries To Be Beaufiful Preparation iii get iirft 1, 1 ,'o,-,,-f,,- V-Y V-,H 'l--Qv- -,V A.,, ,7AA A ,, A, -31 ,'flf,1C 921.6 init 15.51 LQT g ,I AI And Usually I Papa Loves Mambo fini lie doesnt know Pliyllgs Thomas: endeavors to teach Wayne Papa Taylor lo lvfaitif bo so he could enjoy himself on the Snowboal of tlie lun- ior-Senior Prom. Roberta Nash, Michael Davidson, Carol Deck, Mrs. Taylor, and lffax Ralslin watch and try to pick up a levi pointers 7-53- -tw ' Wcxiiing for Santa Claus ,Q cozzpe :osxdirig aovxn 1, N- ,,-,Q-5 find dvr -21 'Cine rresexts seeziis to ite t:.e :gain :tcuiatcn it31ll . ' bl .. 'AH 'ZF' ,-,..,,,, T... xJ.'1a,G':..6 .,,C':.,f,.., Ecririey aria file :,,',L,--,a -,-11,3 .1-Q., we sas- ...i.. .... c M., . .Lrg .LL Imac PLY. ,..,4 ,.,., vv.,..V p,..., .,f1. Ziff? iIfSCf9i .F f .Y'- 'f,,.,..Q . ': .7...t ..':s.,. A- 5 4' 3 my 4 ir: A .X If SV. f f f: 'fff'.i n u, V 4 x'V'l'n Roy Nix adjusts the royal crown of lanet Doran as her maid of honor, Beverly Holland, and attendants Ruth Nash, Sandra Zavolcos, Linda Hostetler Nancy Morgan, Rosellan Wilson, and Margaret Mills look on Rodeo Takes Time But Proves Worthwhile Philosophy, winter, and vacations meant only one thing to some 200 members of the Rodeo cast. These words meant four weeks of hard work and late hours for both the cast and die rectors. Going over the same scene time and time again seemed very tiresome and unneces- sary, but the thrill of the opening night proved that all their work was not in vain. 'XA Short Course in Philosophy dealt with all stages of life from the time when little childe ren make believe up until they are ready for marriage. Winter Wonderland portrayed all phases of winter scenes and snowtime music. ln the final scene, vacationers traveled froir. North to South to show the different ways ot enjoying a vacation. I don't want excuses: l want action, exclaims Iarnes Hawke' to some hapless member of the Rodeo cast Agreeing wholeheartedly are the associate prof ducers, lcmes Noble and Hal Kesler. In the White Christmas scene, Sondra Landis has a snowball fight with Pat Quince, Iohn Whittenberger, and lim Zavokos. In the meantime, Howard Rose and Nancy Brookman enjoy a favorite snowtime sport. No one two-times old Lew two times is proved by lohn Kinsella as he draws another ace, but Bill Fowble prepares to disprove this statement as he draws a fifth one Results of two-1irning Lew are shown hy Linda Money and Dan McGrew as Sue Mavity awaits her turn to try. Minnie the Mermaid. ludp Reed, blows a kiss to her serenad ers, Dan Roberts and Ion Noland as Bolo Smith and Larry Montgorn ery assist ner in her out-of-wate escapades 1 Threatening the mis- er. lon Noland, who dares to steal his girl friend, Kay Fuqua, is David Moore, hero of Babes in Toyland. Meda Funk keeps the script handy for prompt- ing as rehearsal pro- gresses. The slyness of the vil- lain, Barnaby, is cap- tured by lames Hawker, dialogue director, as Iames Noble, musical director, and Mike Da- vidson, student director, enycy his performance Choir in Toyland Fairy tales no longer remained tics tional when the music department prev sented ' Babes in Toyland as this years operetta given April l5 and l6. The setting of the musical play is in Mother Goose Land with the leads be- ing Barnaby, played by Ion Noland, Contrary Mary, Kay Fuqua, and Alan, portrayed by Dave Moore. The plot thickens as Alan and his sister are thought to be lost at sea and are finally found in Toyland. Contrary to practice, the show was presented on Friday and Saturday, It was received by a capacity crowd, lames Noble directed the musical score throughout the operetta, lames lnla'.f.'l4er was in charge ot dialogue, and Michael Davidson served as student director. Qrdinary school a':','s lad thrngs l1U1CQi5ff.Iii7 Ln tnezn that '.-,' erent so ordinary li this 'gear s 'uniar play' lWriat or Life, a Henry Aldrgcii stor 'A.' '.-:as presented February ll. Alter Henry, played by lohn Wald, discov- ered that Qie was in love with the junior class Dresident, Barbara Pearson, played by Nancy Brookrnan, he even cribbed from George Bige- lows paper so that he could take her to the spring dance, When a detective found Henrys locker lull of shoes, all for the lett foot, suspicion was aroused, and Henry was accused ol stealing The comedy carrie to an end, after he was proved innocent, when he borrowed thirty cents from Barbara, for cartare, and took her to the dance. Props must be secured and Sarah Wright. student director, is instructed to do so by Iames Hawker, director, while the set of the lunior Play is planned. Juniors Ask What C1 Life? Ahh-I'll belt you one, says detective lohn Kinsella, to the culprit ot the lunior Play, Ion Noland, as the cast looks on. Left to right are: 'Washington ludy Mills, Eberle, Funk, Brookrnan, Landis, D. Holmes, M. Roberts, A, Flohr, Lighty, Whitworth, La-hee, Bell, Noland, Kinsella, Mc- Minn, Fowble, Mishler, Hein, Wold, Vance, Brandni, Reineke, Mannies, 'ffl TO Lfvilfh it poi H F0 Ltr, Seniors Show Gross Is Greener The premier showing of The Grass Thats Greenerj' was presented by the seniors March 24 and 25, The three-act farce was written and directed by Hal O. Kesler. This is the fourth three-act play Mr. Kesler has released for publication. George Burchram, played by lames Dice, ran for election as mayor, and the campaign involved him with some strange but rather interesting people -the Ladies of Candleoosa, who presented him with a medal and a pair of comedy gangsters, who stole the medal and tried to blackmail George with it. Things took a turn for the better though when Harley, the fifteen-year-old son, played by lack Davidson, and Farley, his companion, Norman Under- wood got the medal back againfthrough the use of an old vaudeville routine, and 'llessief' an armchair with a personality, Suzie Mavity, as Teenie, Harley and Farley's friend, outgrew her youlhfui ways when Farley asked her to a dance. Loral, Georges sixteen-year-old daughter, played by Marthann Weinke, discovered 'llove several times durf ing the course of the play. George obtained the office of mayor, and the Ladies of Candleoosa wel! comed him into the new office with incense and a mystic ceremony. Sally Chittum was the student director. Senior play cast is shown left to right: Chittum, Mr, Kesler, I. Davidson, Mavity, Under wood, Oury, D. Cole, Derbyshire, I, Dice, Money, Pugsley, Moore, Garrison, Weinke, Brock S. Hoeppner, and Mr. Hawker. Iessie finally gives out under the weight of lock Ddvidson, who drops heovily into it upon discovering thof his lile will suddenly chdnge when he reaches the dge of sixteen. in ilf, The Ladies of Candle ooscx brought to the plo d sodric of humor like no other The bodgering of Mr Burchrdrn cdndiddt for rnoyor is portroyed cz the Lddies Horriett Der byshire Pdm Pugsley dno Lindd Money go throuo ihe rigorous ceremony o' presenting d token of es teem to their hero ployed lei, lirri Dice Goodbye iorever. Don Garrison turns to the duty which falls to all seniors at some time, that cf putting away his senior cords. When brought out in the future they may serve to illustrate many stories ol high schocl days. :fur And Then The Tradition Plans for senior week occupy the thoughts of seniors long before senior week is even marked on the school calendar Here ludy Landis Eileen De l-laven, Sue Bussard, Carol Snyder, and loyce lVlcMinn look through maaa zines to see some ol the faraway places to which they dream ot going That Begins Tomorrow Senior week, baccalaureate, and commencement mean only one thing to Katherine Sargent. They signify four years of fun and classes in preparation for a social and economic life-three years and then our final year which indeed passes so quickly for seniors. Here, it seems to Katherine only a few short Weeks since she changed her ring at the '54 commencement exercises, and now she turns her tassle and becomes a graduate. is If ' , Vorrety becomes the sprce ol lrfe os over twenlylrve drflerenl clubs ond octlvrtres ore offered here rn Peru Hrgh School Eoch weo hern The shufflrng of feet scroprnq of chorre ond the sound of the govel rnorked the o nmg of meetrngs We lrstened crttentrvely ond observed the correct porlrornenlory procedure but when there were prcnrcs to ploxn or dues to collect choos rergned os everyone torlked of once But everythlng wos done moyloe not rn o quret ond orderly rnonner but rt wos done ACTIVITIES Fill Our T:me A resume' oi the yecrr's activities is reafl to lhe Girlr' Le cr. of The Girls' League Taking in everything are left to ri ?l'i1fflITi'lff Saunders S Gros: Row two ff Werner l Reed 'Li-ff' Eowrnan Hein ll1illf'DCf'fIff lJlcG'1irfc Ff-:r':r': 'ffrzah Realms Of Fantasy Visited Girls Make Believe A+ Kid Partyg White Christmas Dream Comes True Flillfi Girls League llflz' several giurrrosess that rave established this ciuh as a gerzmanerit part at Peru High Schools extracurricular activities, Attaching name cards or. fire Chri.f!f:111.' irae tavgr' ' the Chrlstiias Dance tif o1t1:er.', f.-It Z: rzgrit Yzkperta flarh, jrrefidexf fI:i:j.f 3Cff'.'1T'l rrzarffti. rfiwgrrrzan Carol If-ck 'fford '.'1':e-iff-, if-if P'il',fr 'f .f1'I. f 'rf-'z . . ff r it :r ' HY ' rf 'L 11- ' Curoi Wrizg, secretary U z x agua C ilgnel Lv Miss.: Sllllf2.'II1u,IIJ zirid Mis.: Finch .1 cr. , . P ghi, re one Hatton M Mill: Arhioy S Hoeprxnf-T Bradley, Catlin S. Hcwfzra, Roby lliet Qorizi Rev. t l 'JJ' nf r Main pu rr? est of the character, oses are jororrioting the general inter girls, providing higher standards sponsoring social life, providing orv to discuss problems ot iriutual inter rortunities' est and promoting a feeling ot mutual helpful- ness and friendship among the girls At the Ctiristrrias Dance this year students of Perm High School danced in the middle ot a White Christmas which was the therne tor tl dance The young ladies of Peru High School loe- carne Qittle kids again at the annual Kid Party' sponsored oy the Girls League as an initiation party This is the one club QD 5-zcliool in which the od :members go through the same antics the new rnernloers, such as playing rinaf arounclftnerrosie, drop tlxe handkerchief, iiiusi cal chiir, and l,ondon Bridge lu Falling Down The story ol Alice in Wonderland fur nisflea the setting for this 'year Kid Party. Mad Hatter' 'l .'.'1adle llees Twiddle ilwiifz ard rar, nf' ti phi 12.12 g,'1rt'A.' r,',' 1-itgrig. as Alfe iii VW: deriaioi auagn jumped into the Land of rrfffe ieiie-'fe ::.e::.r,ers were initiated at thi' rfirtjf 3 'Jer' 'f e hiv '.'fil','l 'it :ieart in Pilfering of the cider and donuts by tl T League officers 1,1 '.-Jaicitei Mr W' fc rridke :pxre there is enough for all Office iefi tc ai are Solo Sniifh loin Scnzfrziic Honpti' rg, Chuck Stubgr, 'zrid lciin Eiga Z tt if Swea+ers Reign a+ Sweafer Hop Relaxation-Key Note A+ Boys' League Dance As usual everyone relaxed and left their ties and lormals at home for at least one PHS dance. Sweaters were the vogue at the Boys' League Sweater Hop when students whirled around the iloor. But dances are not the only things that the Boys' League sponsors, Cfene Wernz, sponsor, presided over the lreshman initiation which was in the Tig-Arena for the purpose oi teach- ing treshrrien a few ot the traditions of PHS. The Thanksgiving Auditorium was conductea by the otticers ot the Boys' League. Chuck Stuber opened the auditorium and introduced Reverend Ronald Robinson of the Peru Breth- ren Church who delivered the message, The choir closed the function by singing Lut- lcins Benediction and the Battle Hymn of the Republic, Let's go, go. go. says Mr. Wernz Boys Lezgue sponsor, as he passe: out Sweater I-lop tickets to the meme hers of the cabinet Row 1: R. Sampson Aikman L Sharpf, Row 2: lones Spohn, Re-dino: Sawyer, Brock, Oury and Fznsier. Row 3: C Smith, Householder, Lighty, King Carl Gross, Rauch Zelznslcy and Zavokcs xx , ' 1 , wt I Vi' Work for Improvement Clean Flags, Tiger Mascot Were But Two of the Goals Stuffing ot tlie ballot boxes is not to be feared wiiile the election and audi- torium corrimittees count ballots. Seat- ed K Hull ludy Myers, and S. Srnitli. Standing: Earl Delpl'i, Lite, Wold, Robe inson, Nash, D: Westcott, M. Davidson, and R Wilson. Plenty of pep for the team is conf templated during a combined meeting of the fire drill and pep session. Seated fnittees to plan a pep session. Seated: Dyer, Zavokos and Roberta Nash. Standing: Broolcrnan, Mr. Donovan, Ale wine, OICGDRCY, Baker, and B. Hancocli. To improve the building conditions of PHS and boost student government is tire purpose of tlie building and consti- tution and byflaws committees. Seated: A. Steginan, ls. Middlekautf, and H. Westcott. Standing: V, Willis, M. Man- nies, Guyer, Oury, Miss Wood, and Robertson, Checking the yearly schedule for PHS 1.1 S1'.l'lCY1l Eddy if .ideny Roy llix during at meet frie S 'ce't Cai l ...J ,. .. - -.,.,.u.. o:...,. li. 3 45' I'm sorry, I.c1wd. says Morry Monnies as he entertains the NFL during or meeting. The club has 37 memher: who ore First Row: lvicGrew, Quince, Tote, Brookmon, Epler OConnor, Underwood Whit'vvorth, Second Row lGYYl95 Hawker, sponsor, Lo-hee S. Moore, Life, Wheeler Wright, I. Reed, ll. Gothord I. Crawford, E. Mishler Wofh zngto: R. Dome Third Row:S.Holme.1,Burrow.s Rody Funk, B Holland Vance Buckdlew Chorters, lngersoll Fourth Row: Hoi Kesler sponsor, S Senger, S Rogan, 3. Mirahler, Money f llioe Simba-r, Polk. NFL Travels 2000 Miles Wins National Recognition For Meritorious Work Trophy polishing L: er.3o','e:i by the ffFL oifzoer. Merry Morales Mike Zzvzdfoi, fool: Zdvidsori lor NFL rnemoers should oe glotd thot they dont Solano and Harrie: Serb,-. .... e Many hours -.-:er have to 'Walk TC their activities Since they Ccv, i1e'.'oTe3 toxnorii tie '.-rixrriig of in-ere trophies not onl'. kv fhi ofrioerf but lor' the members :F Well, ered over two thousond miles to 15 towns dur- A A ind the school yeor, All the rnileoge 'NTIS worth it, however, since they won the sweepstakes trophy' :It lndiond Stote Teoohers College ond quite o. few other oznords in the indiwtduol events. Fresentotion of three ochievement swords by the notional secretory of NFL clirroxed sixteen jseors of '.-fork by the Peru Chapter. This Dis- tinguished Service Awotrd ond the Ledding Cfiopter Ax-.'o'rd '.-:ere presented to the sonool ':r.d the Chapter, reegoeotively, '.'.'llilG d silver oxodrette loiter owen to litres Pldwker pr CL.fSlCRlillI'1Q leidersrpt L Extreme devotion is shown by lanet Doran as she sees to it that her sister, ludy, doesnt miss out on any oi the fun or the egg at the GAA initiation, ludy Ferrara stands by, towel in hand, to see to it that Pats Welke Conni W t . d C the fun either. It just doesn't fit, exclaims Audra Brower while Marilyn Mclvlinn think: lllio wonder, its a size twelvel The committee heads and other officers laughingly make plans for the Sock Hop. 500,52 ' if 'v X , y e oo en, an arol Baker don't miss out on GAA Second Largest in State Tennis Tournament Initiated: GAA Board Has First Meeting Miss lane Garber piloted the second largest GAA club in the state through a fun-packed year inaugurating camping, tennis, and a GAA board. Camping was enjoyed by the GAA members having the most points, The girls visited Camp Buffalo and also attended a Four-way program at Shachamack State Park with Crawfords- ville, Terre Haute, and Bloomington present. This year, they initiated a tennis tournament for anyone interested. The new GAA board was composed of the five officers and four sports managers. They took care of all official business for the year. The last big event of the year was the play-day which was on February 12. Aches? Pains?-Impossible! Newly Purchased Vibrator Added to P Club Remedies For the benefit cl the tired and worn Tiger- rnen, the P Club purchased a vibrator. When the battered warriors charge into their dressing rooms after downing an illustrious toe, they are now able to relax and massage their aching muscles, Proceeds from the sale ot pencils last year made it possible to buy the vibrator. Under the direction of Dick Donovan, sponv sor, the club again painted the football plaque on which the yearly schedule is printed and placed it on the fire station lawn, A two-day initiation was sponsored by the P Club on Ianuary ll in the Tig-Arena, where the pledges were entertained. On the follow- ing day, the initiates were taken to the Court l-louse lawn to entertain the older members. aww Il may be too heavy for rnere mortals to handle, but Tiaer iettermen lil! it easily. Shown above as they mount the schedule on the ire house .avvn are P Club officers 'ohn Briggs, Herb Hand Bill HQ. lohn Sonalrank, and Bob Smith The heat is on literall for im Cre-ss as he soothe his sore muscle Waiti g their chances a e B Smith Y l Bee-signano D Sharp C Gross Hand P Fisher L Sharpl R Daine I Cook lack AIKTIGH B iggs Mygrant Wil liams Hill Oury Sonalrank Mr Donovan Bingamari ,, Q is 5 M, , e Q T ff 'Z' ff- ...QW 56' 26?fsf42fff: is' gf' Aff my riff' as W . ig 1 YV X?'l! YV ? YV 3 Qi N7lMNyl 0' :Ya Ha 'xx '25 'fa N -f. u las? W ' n f V -whirl' 'B' 'T '. Hg ig, Q. ,..., ,. U H, W W , V cy ff Sf Swv vf QV X, N mx as 0 A ff' -19 41 -fr 1, U di if .lf lgifahfiinllnf -rv in lbw -as- ' -qv. '.11 Inspection time is one of the few instances when the band is still. lt is sometimes difficult to decide which is harder, standing at attention for a long period of time or marching for hours, Row 1: Wright, Ferguson, Der- byshire, Dinsrriore, Lutz, Newby, B. lfliner, Hartleroad, E. Doran K Doran How 2: Dcnaldscn, Rush, Garver Hollo- way I. Weinke, l-foppes lliff. R Wilson, Quince Kramer. Row 3: Cox S Moore Kurz, Vfise, Grandstaff, S. Steg- rnan, Yeatts D Dice, N. Burkhart Bullock Row 4: Mishler, Penn Robinson Suznpter, R Dice Underwood, Duty Car- son, Pegg Lively dance and marfii routines 1-:ere gireented the :xajorettes flagtu-Jirlers, and xgereties cluirig the fcciiall and hrisketlaali Tzzey gave their anripiii' gerfcrigixice for Tre l3re'fenii2n 'Week 1-sitl. the cirrtizz-1 hemp t ' ercf -ear int . 1 net Eieid trusted Qreigei. T:.e TI.6fffD9Y.'5 if tg.e Yff1f'1i' gernirha j1'1gCQe1gr1io:2.:ee i.r:u:.a 'fna eiffzg Lerfzrrrpea ift '.'i:rgi'4-- Q31Qftg::1e lt.: '.'.' s Tue fi Cui- ., 1f.'jQY1U nxigberx Qresertteoi the 31. Qs '.'.' ere r.'.' gf' ' Gif reared ici f1f1t.tii:rgcei.at igatacleres and 'fri' A 5 A yer',' Cciorful nuzgther dgnng the seaeir. figs fit Christ- f..'11f't.t:fe '.-.' lien the czigrgriej rizratliefialfr ii fifire and iietixgge TE.IffQC6f irra 'qfglciren Ever. 1' 'rf ffrgs 'fr Y-wif, .F ff-Y-, W., ., ,I ,f mf, ...cot ,, ,,...i- ,u. M.- . M.,-, -. W b Ngf. b e K' 7 . . . .. ,, if , FT.:.':f1 ,C L AUG' 1 f5 Q'. i 'f Hfiiffff f 'Cf.,.... . ,.. .4 .ah ,-F, NT, . 5: ,, ,,.. ...A -M vw ,if .,,,Y. . , ,V fs,-L,-,.Qi. -,, ,,-.YF .V f Y f.,-, , ,. -.,.-.fe ..:,.c'Q1 r.. ...D . .Ap ,. ,.- .,.,- aiu.. .V ,df f-.' fs 0- nf-f. -f-V,-, H 3-t nge. fffv- F f.,- : i ,..fE,. ,. UA! .,.i,.-.., ,-o4' .r ,i . .27. .A..,.....l.. Dance Band Goes All-Out' Combo Plays For After-Game Dances, Rodeo, Plus Junior And Senior Plays Sweet sounds emanate from the melodious instruments of the PHS Dance Band. The band played for several atteregame dances and fur- nished the intermission entertainment for the lunior and Senior Plays and the Rodeo. Many noon hours are spent in rehearsal tor these performances which fill up intermisf sions with both jazz and semi-classical selec' tions. Mr. Noble and Mike Davidson did most of usage Bleu.. Cries Iames Noble ,O the band GS the CIfICIY1Qi1'1Q iOT ll19 QFOUID. a wrong note is blasted up to him from a section. Every bcmd must spend most ot its time practicing, and the dance band is no exception. Shown below are Row one: Montgomery, Spahn, La-hee, M. Davidson, Akers. Row two: Gooch, Brock, Deck. Row threet I. Iordan Roberts, D. Cole. l Musical scores look simple but seem a little more diliicult when the loand officers stop to reallj examine one. Mike Davidson, student director taps the beat while Max Ralstin, band manager Don Gooch, assistant band manager, Roberta Nash, assistant librarian, Terry Brock, band cap tain- Carol Deck, librarian and Larry Wooten, iirst lieutenant try to catch tlie rhythni Music Haih Power To Soo'rl'1e, Arouse Officers Keep Band In Trim, Pep Band Livens Team Spirit A peppy session can be assured when the peg: band supplies a lift loeiore the sectional ' ii fs v-vv-wr Lu luv rnent, Seated left to right are, row one: K. Hancock, Spaulding, Gooch, l. lrloover, Brock, Under wood. Row two: Akers, Ruth Nash, Rush, I. lordan, M. Davidson, Lahee, Montgomery. Row three D, Cole, l. Dice, Roberts, Wright. Row four: Surnpter, Pialstin, L, Wooten. E' X, 2? What Price Traditions and Tomorrow? Staff Finds Cost is Perseverance: Writers' Cramp is Common Ailment Torments and screams of anguish came as a song of good cheer from the publications office when the last cut line, line of copy, and headline was written by the Narcissus staff. Diana Westcott, editor-in-chief, administrated the yearbook while Sally Chittum, managing editor, kept the staff and section editors to the grindstone in order to meet all deadlines. The monetary values of advertising allowed Sharon l-foward, business manager, and the ad staff to keep the Narcissus from going off the deep and into the red ink. Shoe leather was worn thin seeing prospective advertisers and advertisers who weren't so progressive but nevertheless were seen and sold. A dummy can be an editors best friend, and the Narcissus dummy is no exception. Diana West- cott and Sharon Howard look over some of the copy for this years Tradition With a Touch of Tomorrow and check their spelling with Websters Scrutinizing ancient yearf books for some remnant of an idea is an agefold duty of Narcissus staffs. Not to be left out is this year's staff, seated: S. Chitturng standing: S. Rouch, N. Nix, K. Hull, Cury, T. Middlekauff, l. Wer- ner, D. Holmes, Pugsley, Un derwocd. iff. To sell Narcissus to students and faculty members is the annual duty of Miss Woods senior homeroom. They are: Row 1: I. Wendt, Ramer, D. Iaberg, Sharon Howard, Barnett. Row 2: Zerbe, Ralstin, Roberta Nash, Oury, Bus- sard. Row 3: Weideman, I. Roberts, Hawley, B. Hudson, Metzger. Row 4: ludy Landis, Mikke Struble, N. Personett, B. Hudson, Barrows Row 5: D Sharp, Swope. B. Pontius, M. Iaberg, Clausen. Row 6: Walrod, Prague, P. jordan Row 7: lim Wise, Pugsley, Miss Wood, sponicr Gleason Comes To PHS Convo Staffs Present Auditorium Wood Sells Subscriptions The jackie Gleason Shown was done in im- itation by the Narcissus and The Peruvian staffs for their annual Narcissus auditorium. The main attraction of the show was when Diana Westcott, editor-in-chief of the yearbook, was crowned Miss Narcissus of l954-55. The combined statts acted as her attendants. Homeroom llS, under the direction of Miss Wood, distributed Narcissus pledge cards at the end of the show. Twice a month the Nar- cissus collectors hounded some 31 homeroorns until all books were paid for in tull. Seeing that all the copy is turned in, getting pictures taken, checking the spelling oi names, and cropping pictures are just a tew ot the headaches that the associate editors have to Worry about when getting a yearbook ready to publish. They work under the jurisdiction of the editor-in-chief, and they each have their separate section of the book to plan and see that the work is done well and handed in or. tirxe. Techniques learned in the summer journal- ism workshop are illustrated by Sally Chittum, managing editor, tor the benefit of Sonja Rouch, activities editor, Todd Middlekautf sports editor, ludy Werner, undefclassrnen editor, Pam Pugsley, senior editor, and Kay Hancock, index editor. Peruvian Receives Gallup Award Publications Responsibilities Assumed by Betty Jo Hudson The Peruvian staff put feathers in each of their hats as they succeeded in receiving the Gallup Award, which is given to high school oublications for outstanding work in that tield. Since '54 there have been new stalls named and also a new adviser, Miss Betty lo Hudson, took over the reins tor 55. Along with Miss Hudson, the editor-in-chief, Phyllis Thomas, and managing editor, Marilyn Hein, started the ball rolling toward a swimming pool tor Peru through a series ot editorials and letters to the editor. A glue pot and a basket ot copy make uf: the contents of the Peruvian before it is sent to the printer. Phyllis Thomas, editor, and Phil Witt, business manager work consistently to improve the paper, Busily editing copy are. Seated: Miss Hud- son, N. Gothard B. Powble N. Nix, I. Werner, and K. Hancock. Standing: S. Senger. Clau- sen, D. Holmes, Money, l. Crawford T. Middle- kaufl, S. Hoeppner, K. Hull, Mavity, Wright, Sargent, Wickerham, and Branam. But the editors alone do not deserve all the glory tor work well done. Some ot it should rub oil on the associate editors and the writers of the statt. Although supervised by the main editors and the adviser, the junior journalists from the journalism classes took over the Peruvian ottice so they could vent their pent up emotions in editing the underclassrnen edition. But the seniors returned the blow when they published the senior edition. Q.-J , sf A lust look before the press really start.: tc rcll is tax n g e b H3 Q IACK HOCXQ 3 3 Kinsella. Waiting tc :tart are Mr Boone, admsser and Red Ink Waterloo of Ad Staffs ,Q pe? , M Business Side Well-Balanced: Printing Paper is Boone's Duty Trying to keep the Peruvian and Narcissus or. tne black side ot the ledger is the sole con- cern ot tne ad staffs ot both publications. Since the caper is not paid tor outright by tne stus dent body, it naturally necessary to supple- riient the incorne with advertising. Although it rnay seein to tlie layman an easy job to sell advertising to a local business- iiian, it certainly is not. The ad stalls have tc 'xforlc niglit and day in order to sell enough ads tc rneet expenses. Selling ads, rnalcing tiezii up and having tiezn printed in one Week auite a job for the Peruvian staff. 'lien again, six :ncnths amen to the Harcissus although they have that rgiany more ads tc sell. The ad stafts are unsung heroes cf tne publications office, Alter tlie copy tor the paper is all in to the editors, it is sent dcvfr. to the print shop where the actual production is just beginning, The boys work all dag' if necessary sc that the stuf aents of PHS '.-:ill have a paper on Friday' f 'c.vv-'rf-f a..,X,...,,a... Future Homemakers Receive Chapter ls District Hostess, Observes National FHA Week Planning, working, and more planning were part ot the ingredients which helped make a nappy and successful school year tor Miss Doris Pribble, sponsor, and her Fl-lA members. For the first time in its history, the club was chosen as hostess lor the District Conference, which is one ot the nighest honors to be given to any FHA chapter. As their project for the National FHA week, they distributed long stemmed Ariericar. Beauty roses tc all faculty members, Otticers for the year were Bobbie lo Gochen- our, president, Helen Willis, vice-president Ellen Sheets, secretary-treasurer, Doris McCain historian and song leader, Charlotte hlesler The first rose to commemorate llational Pl-lA Week is pinned on Miss Pribble by l-lelen Willis as Packard, Comer, Burwick, B Gerard, Harfer Linda Srnith, Pat Finster, P. McKee, V, Willis, Resler, L Gerard S. Ste- vens, Poll C. Sharp, and Conger look on Highest Honor 5, . ., ' , -1 s, , , ,J stifle Award System Adopted Junior Red Cross Tries Point System, Fills Chest This year proved to be very intereste ing and profitable tor Miss Elizabeth Ridenour and members of the Junior Red Cross. A point and award system was adopted lor the purpose ot giving special recognition to girls who gave exceptional service to the club. Pro- ceeds of 320,00 were derived from the sale of singing valentines, helping them till their traditional project, a school chest. School chest articles are gathered by Ir Fed Cross members l McM1nn, H Willis Strassle, l. Arnold C Donaldson Carver M153 Pidenour sponsor, E Gochertour, and C. Deck as they prepare to :end thern overseas. Art Club Displays Proiects Adopts Double Set of Officers: Constructs Scenery For Activities Future Einsteins Go Ape Scientific Proiects Main Goal of Club Projects rriacle trie Art Clula students were Prcjects rtlacte by the iidividuai science s cn display in the rziain hall the latter cert 2: aeits was the main prefect ef the Siieeie Cl the year. auriria the year. A riew fysteizi imd tvxa sets it cfficers '.'.' The afficers were Terry Erick rreiiiclent I inducted this year This gave zzicre -'tiiderifs fice, tice Lresgderit lelri Eriairs' secrefarjx- fx iiicrice tc crutam art cftice l1'l the club. Sax Gruziell, treasurer Lastminute touches are pu! C: .fceierjf by R Laga Lighting up cz fluorescent light bulb '.'.' :tri 1 flrifcrilargi-r Heruafrta ffazuh Ruth flafh, sa Sxipfc Tiiacriixe grcve. fpgsce .'.' Z1 rg' fury, Mi-rrgf Herr: its ll Crawferfi, D Cslc Garbffrt L 317 '.-,' Ijlf H Mizz- Faixizi 'Nik ldle-xtijciierg' Q Plcirtlef QQ rlrrri. 'Z-tor.ka Mclriforli Creatine, Grattt, Aukerriai, Dcllehf, Sjtauldiig f lice La1Lderi,5E1fi:af1r Mr life, rr fVlcGuiric, Betty Miller Maryanne Sfrulcle S Heater, :sr Turner, Q Cole l'v'i'i E rwfll.Sil'?I',ll6l.'1'!-'f':Y Br: Warrisscoit, Dye, lady Reed, l.. Peters A Wilson ax, Clausen, Gruweil aid Ditzier. Mr, Taylor fzpcrgscr, survey trietse last ttiiriuie touches Come rain or snow the cron walk.: ITTQST be gud red. ln p mation rot iess inviting weather Steve Doble? passes out the rain- :oats to. standing: Hawley, Ray Hostefler Brothers Hohenber- ger Carl Butzin and Oglesby, as Mr Davis Watches. Seatet ','v'nittert1:erger, Carriger, Chaflofh Patrol Boys Are Guardians Davis Heads Organization Sponsors Motor Club Picnic Dismissal time is a busy and important one tor the patrol boys as their Work is just begin- ning then, This club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Davis, is Well organized for our protection. As a reward, the boys are entertained with the Motor Club picnic each year and receive recognition on award day. Uniformity is essential for a cheer block, so black N6GlSl't1'Q IZ came ri tvle tor beer lub D9 Carol Wittig Iane Fultz, and ludy Bradley purchase th irs from Phyllis Iordan fwiile Mi aarbe ells tige head pins to Pauline Lucy, Carolyn Myers, and Barba a Grogg Work is in store for Vic McKee by keeping track oi the Industrial Clubs dues as Charles Wilburn pays his dur- ing one of their meetings. Empty pockets signify 'iall paid for lim Gordon, as the members look on. Seated, Row 1: Mosher, Dobler. Row 2: M Ploss D. Grimes, Pratt er. Row 3: Woolley, l. Engle, B. Lees. Standing Garner l. Weideman, F. Boettjer, K. Arnold, S Bennett, G Badel lerry Wise, B. Gordon, l. Pontius, lames Wise, Hartshorne, Mr Yeager and Mrs. Cokain sponsors. Provides Extra Activities Industrial Club Open to All Who Qualify ln Construction Providing extra curricular activities tor stuf dents interested in industrial arts is the purpose ot the industrial Club. Being aualitied tor this type ot Work is the only requirement tor mem- bership. Atter becoming a inember, the laws ot the clubs Constitution rnust be followed. C-2I Satisfies Fans' Hunger Sellers Provide Refreshments During Fall and Winter Seasons Tiger tans like nothing better than to have sorneon epresent and ready to help when they get hungry. Sellers, known as the C-21 Club, satisfied that wish by selling pop corn, cokes, and Candy during basketball and football seasons. Distribution of candy io members who are going to sell at a game is being taken care of by Marilyn Gothard while Noel Davis, sponsor watches Row 1: Fultz, Holden, Clem, l. Deaton. Row 2: C. Bennett, l Black Marks, B. Moore, Sutton, Bicliords, Higgins B Short, Bollott, Townsend and B, Galbraith, Mt l 4 i ?Q' 5' In preparation for cx candlelight initiation 5-r '- H ' ' 'na ,senior -2 'ten :Incer :orr.g.e'e foe ILTICZ. e ills, Show-:ri are Marilyn llffirp, lackie lDTilQ ..' ll 1 iron How: 7.33 l-lamina: ini f:rCl Snyrl Treat Faculty to Party Y-Teens Choose St. Patrick's As Day to Show Appreciation For the tirst time! the senior Y-Teens honored the taculty with a Saint Patricks Day party which replaced the annual appreciation day. lunior Y-Teens acted as hostesses tor the annual banquet and award day which took place in the new Elmwood School the first part ot May, Lcxst mlnute details and instructions a ooice Bll Mill J z or Hi Y Conte in e Conferences Predominate Senior, Sophomore, and Freshmen Hi-Y's Show Good Attendance Evansville and Kokomo were the scenes ot the annual l-li-Y conferences. Presidents ot the three groups are Max Ralstin, George Bach man, and Robert Eoreman, respectively. 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FHW W f14g'ggQf'7 ffffffffig nfff 1, Q . ffwwff Q V 9 ' Q , . 1 2 f ,Q ,f -. 625 X 5517 4 , V592 W, XS we S X XXX Tigs Honorary Captain . . . lohn Sonafrank, rough and tumble tackle wrapped up his varnity foot- ball career by making the ClC first .atring for two yearas in a row. He war also honorary captain for the season. Good Inside Runner . . . Small but destructive to opponente Don Sawyer made a fine comeback after having a dislocated .shoulder lasi year He played halfback his :enior year winning his major letier. Special Award Winner . . . High spirited Dan Oury wan a new honor this year by making good use of his speed and blocking ability. The Msst Outstanding Downfield Blocke ing Award was given on Award Day. Hard Figl'1+ing Center . . . The rnost improved regular on the Bengal squad was lerry King who played the entire ,season at the center position. He was indispensable on the Tigs' offensive team this past season. Kicking or Passing . . Quarterback Mick Beisignano will be beet remembered for his fine kick- ing ana passing. Mick was elected for the firet team on the CIC a keynote backfield man and .naw rnuch action. PHS Pass Catcher . . Hari fighting end for the Tiger: 'Egg year' wap Bob Venice Hi: offen- jnlayzng and page catching abil- lff' egpecialiy outptanagna in the i 4 'arf Q. the football feat: Vofed as MVP . . Hizlfhiiik 311i Hill :'::f re1: Carina zienerq :cr ine izgn if ' Ezf- Lxlliefi fixiy point: W.. T11 1 Bill was Moft Valuable Pixy- f-T' ni ttride The atiferffriifv 'vii Running or Cafching . . Hard rqxngig Herb Hand fflf5'3 Ej euistaiding garies at fullback j::.'t. He was recognized net only for his fine r-,inning but as Well for hi: para caicliing 'md pinusual teartt ,-'pint Wins CIC Honor . . Major leiterrnari Evereft Mygranf made the All-Conference team for the secorid year in ci row. He was on the third string last year and improved enough to rate as first string guard. Earns Jackei' as Sub . . Dependable Kenny Arnold 1-fav . valuable :eg in the Tiger machine 1 he was an zlfernate for both tackle pcsiticnfs He 2'.':a'rded 313k- et affer :riff iw-IC 'fetra af . er'.'iCe . . . Hard Fighhng Lineman . . . A bird fggnter at effenfzve and de- fer..'1'.'e snag: wa: 23: Shari, Yriree War riari ef The Squad l-ll: hard i Qg afkle was xfsed 'frheri he 'gririg the I-lartfcrj garie Fare Holds Smifh . . . ll1lfb21Ck,3:b Sriith the last azztxe bef:ag::e :f 3 leg injury bu. had ilreauy Lzccred thirty points H19 :erfCr:f.:r.:e befzre ' . ... . ,,.. rim:-ei rr 'rr ine CL, f fec Q-X ex Players Awarded A+ Convo Donovan and Jaclcson Present Four Special Recognitions Football players were given their award: at a special auditorium on Friday, Novezne ber 12. The awards were presented by coaches Dick Donovan and Howard lackson. Halfback Bill Hill received the 'lMost Valuf able Player Award , lohn Sonafrank, tackle, won the honorary captains position, guard, Dan Qury won a new award known as the Most Outstanding Downfield Blocking A- ward , and Cary Dawalt, sophomore end on the B team, won the l'Most improved Player Award . At the same time 25 boys were awarded ma,ors, 29 players presented minors, and numerals were given to all of the freshmer. ioovs out tor football. It seems that Bill Hills run is coming to an end, but Bill did too much damage to the Berries from Logansport as the Tigers upset a fine Logan crew 13-7. Tigs Win Six, Lose Three Win Third In Conference As Five Players Malte Team Not only did this years football team acauire a fine six won, three lost record, but at the same time several of the PHS players were recognized for outstanding individual abilities. The Tigers, coached by Dick Donovan, were able to hold on to third place in the CTC made up of ten teams, Grid representatives of the ClC teams were Iohn Sonafrank and Mick Bessignano, i.rst team, Everett Mygrant and Bill Hill, secf cnd team, and Bob Smith made the third team. lohn Sonafrank also won cther outstand- ing recognitions. Among these were UP Alle State Team, Honorable Mention on the AP Team, Honorable Mention on the Heze Clark football team, and Honorable Mention on Even though the Tigers won this thriller against Elwood the Donovanmen lost the :services of hard fighting half- back Bcb Smith. Here Bob ifa helped to the .stretcher by tlie Weisman AlleAmerican football team. '1,s,si,:tant :each Joe Same and two Tigers The underclassmen, working and putting oo! enough effort to :nolce the vfxrfsiiy, woiich lerry Korbii throw C1 hard block into o padded dummy held by linernon Torn Sorenpon, Looking on are Coach Donovon loiclc Aikman, Carl Gross, lerry Powell, Larry Shcxrpi, lim Kirk, Pete Re-drrion, loe Appleton, Roy Fisher incl Dick Lontz. ln row two ore Don Wilficirtif I D. Finster Cary Duwzlt, Dzviz Cctey, Ronnie Dcirte, lit: Robinson lirn Cress Rollie Size-:tore Pin, Eingornari 3:15 Ed l.o':e1'::e Getting ready for 1 gifts Peru ' Elf! football rizxcgers grogjo '1r:3r.: 1, plzce the 43-y:rd rrfgrker Kneel- ing or. the ground. :re Drk Cre ,',' Lzrry Sumo ini lx: Rip: Siri- irig in the back '.1fElChI'. Er1ggf2,M1Qce Floss and head rizzroger, Do: lip Lerg. A good fake .,..v-, .,-- ..,,.., ':. ,.f: ..,':. o fI1'E' .J 'CCITQ 1' Pe- ey: Q . ,... ,T o,::ic1r.g . ie 11:1 fn Tiflil .QJY Blocking practice is cz must lor a lootball team to practice. Here Tom King throws a block into a dummy held by Bob Foust. Coach Iackson and the rest of the freshmen football gridmen look on. On the ground are Bill Cress, Mike Gray, loe Cress, Bob Fenelle, Bob Black. In the back row are Coach lackson, Wayne Schrader, lohn Pegg. Bob Grandstalf, lohn Cooke, Carl Butzin, Russell Gochenour, Dave Sherrick, l. D. McGinnis, Butch Sorenson, Paul Smith, Ed Carriger, Marland Myers, Dick Chandler, Sam Pegg, lerry Cover, and Lance Middlekaull. Frosh, B's Work For Varsity Jackson, Ploss Coach Teams For Year' I Small Season But Lots of Work Many hours of hard work are put out by the same schedules, playing schools like Wabash, freshmen and B football teams this year, hope Kokomo, Logansport, and Huntington, ina that soon they may work their way up to Coach Howard lackson is the freshmen the varsity. coach while Paul Ploss is the 'lbossw ot the B These boys practice every night alter school team, iust as the varsity does. They both have the The all-important punt in derri 'vt a d bf ii Kirk o Coach Piul Pl ' ' l s r.o..r fe ij l ri f .. f .ons and ine B team. Tue boys wafchina the procedure are row one' Garry llorerrz, Bill Sfeaman Steve Wernz, Glenn Householder, lerry Powell, Pete Red- mon, Terry Trexler lim Lighty lon Whifwcrtli, and Howard Bose ln row two are Bill Baber, Darryl Shipman, Dave Cute-y, Allen Sharpl, Gaylord Floor, l-larry Westcott and Cary Dawali. ln row three are loe Appleton Terry Gray Bollie Sizemore lim Robinson, Gary Draving, Bud Penn, lerry O Brien, Dick Lantz Tom Sorenson, and Ed Lovelace rig, 9, if .- . N-...CLS '- fl, -Q-,AW :.,:-.K ,,..,.,fn, .,. Although ihe freshmen 112: S Qeizzier-' The huddle experts, llinfzg' Werner, lffulrtcr Wickerhfrii. cmd Phyllrs Leary, '.-felccriie time B remix Cr. to the llccr with their version of ll-li-Dee H1 Delph Says Tha+ Pep is Half 'rhe BaH'le Be calm, be cool and be collected W, ,, , ,-, Y-QA-v --Q ff-Y Nrf--f M ..,, -. ve.. .V. A. A. ,. ECL? fqdx' 'ffemer Cidf. 'r1Q','if.f'5f11rti '. :r.s1'. 'Der Qeidern Gi: : 1 , Q 1 Z1 fl r,..W3g.',.G5Q ,YZ f- 'f-rf. ff ter, CMH, ,Q f. Q r tc biist 12.47 Ml i , I I M, fm' k. 1, . if an Lf 1 if 4, I , .,QQ',5.ii iff ns' V I. ,u, J' l-fi E52 .J..3 323 The Tigers' tall center, big Ed Hudson demonstrates his line rebounding and shooting efforts against the Zebra: :Z Rochester Observing his techniques are lim Robinson 'l4f', Don Vifzliiarns 221 and Dick Hoover in the right :Tina corner lr, this game the Tigers easilv overpowered Seniors Swamp Underclassmen Hudson and Sonafrank Top Attack: Sharpf's I4 Leads Will-Be's The future Tigers couldnt match the hot shooting seniors as the HasfBeen's gave the lNill-Be-'s a sound drubbing 97-45, Ed Hudsons and lohn Sonatranlds 24 points each led the attack against the WillfBe's, Senf lor guard Dick Hoover ',',' as close behind witl. Z0 big points. To round out the scoring lor the HasfBeen's, Bill Hill hit 12 points, lack Weidef :nan netted FS, Dave NValrod got 3 and Bob Srnith and firrr Richardson each scored 2 points, For the 'w1ll'Be junior guard Larry' Shariot stripped the nets in getting lf, points. Paul Eingarnan and Larry Pager, the Tigers' other two guards, came in next as Paul got ll and Larry' scored 7. Don Williarrris, lim Robinzzon, Qarrjri Sr1ir,r:.an, and Ed Lovelace als: did sorie soor1rir for the f'it':re T1aers. lffanv of seniors' ioaslcetsg carie frorr, the Zffrxaf rnost impossible shots. Hudson, Smith, and Hoover, all hit shots trorn verv near the center circle. As the Has--Beens appeared on the tloor they '.-,fore senior cords with guns and holsters, an overcoat, and an assortment of funny hats, The '.,' rorrned a circle arid passed the ball around to the music ot Sweet Georgia Brown very srrriilar to the '.'fa','s ot the farned Harlem Globe Trotters. Eight before the game started, they changed clothes and wore regular garrie pants and 1-Jhite T-shirts with their narrres on them. They also practiced with gold and green painted oasketballs. After the seniors gained a sizeable lead over trge uxaercrassrzpen tie'-1' started to srioot r3d1o-alous Sore of shoti seemed o iid their Qifo the baskets. New coach Ivan Wilhelm and the two Tiger varsity managers pump up a new basketball, which will be used in that nights game. Roy flix fleftl and Todd Middle-kauff fright kept the shooting charts cleane the basketballs refereed at prac tices gave out clean equipment and carried on other managerial respon- sibilities ' It seems certain that the Tigers will get this rebound through the efforts of Larry Pager and Ed Hudson C23 . lohn Sonafrank i345 seems ready for any action that may come up The Tigers were able to stay in the run- ning with many teams better than themselves because of their rebounding abilities. wk, Tigers Defeated In Regional Beat Mexico, Chili, and Converse Before Nor+l'1wes'rern's Drubbing Tourney wise, this years quintet did the same as usual. The Tigers gained way to the Regional by defeating Mexico, Chili, and Con- verse. ln the Mexico contest, at one time in the second quarter the Peruvians were eight points behind, but because of their enthusiasm to win, Pl-lS easily overpowered the Bulldogs. Probably the easiest game for the Tigers in the sectional was the Chili game which re- sulted in a final score of 72-37. ln the final game, Peru met the Converse Bordermen and defeated them 50-47. When the Tigers traveled to Kokomo, they found new opposition, Northwestern, who only a week before had beaten the Kats in an over- time by two points. The Northwestern crew had no trouble with our cold Tigers in handing us a ESU-43 defeat. Sheridan went on to win the regional, The defeat in the regional encounter also ended the high school basketball careers for eight seniors, lim Richardson, Bill l-lill, lohn Sonafrank, Dave Wolrod, Ed Hudson Dick l-loover, lack Weideman, Bob Sniith, and man- ager Roy Nix Many coaches have the theory that an under-handed KISS Dawait demonstrate to teammates. Ncticihg ' iGH'Ji Tim Rody, arid Gerald Mathias. Stahdiig fx Karla Gary Donaldson, B113 Weidernah azd B's Finish Wi+h I0-8 Ed Lovelace Scores l26 Points: Tigs Beat Trojans in County Wee tech Coa age The B team led all other Peru ioasicetiaw eams this year as fair as wins and tosses rf gircerned The reserves ended their season C 1, ecera. This record doesnt ihoiude two gaigez H 'xxiiich the first teh members were unable iarticipate because of coritiictiohii with 're :ouhty tournament, this tourney the iguirrtet met fl well-orrjai :ea Qeedsviile tearg. rrp rx dose game i1.l tg .ra ',.' , Peru able to Corrie out oi fog ey r ,-rs: '.'1ctor',' '.-.' giicrg ':.'er.t .rite an o':ert11r.e i eozhd 'Jaffe ' .'.' as agifereif and wa: Q.. :ble to defeat Clajf xxttlz the ihdiahi: '-.'1hr.1rf' 333 ia Qcrxeiaoe lea ire seagerrizl xsormr: ii -cw .... .ze 'sms' Q,.,,,,,, ,ms 'VW M. .... E ,..L.. Jo..-. -.,..,...,.. J..,4 . -vnu ,.., NASB fi.-ff, .f,...,,,, Nff. cf,,v -, .,,, f-, ,...,,t A. .... Ji.,- ff tree toss is the rxost accurate Coach Iacksort has Cary niques are kneeling Harry Westccv Terry Gray, Ed Hol- ch Iackscr., Larry Durham Darryl Shipman Ed Lovelace, r, Bill Stegriar. County tourney action if ffricrfxx :ere Larry Dur- ham gent :re ot his 35 rehouids which he collected 'rgis year Watching the action are two Trogari.: from Qeeasville arid Cary Dawalt 13 The Tigs wort The game in an overtime 60-59, A pass used frequently in basketball is a two-handed bounce pass. lohn Cook demon strates this. Watching are first row: Lance Middlekauff, Butch Sorenson, Torn Kirk, Larry Hentgen, Robert Grandstaff, lohn Badel, manager Dick Cress, and Coach Prible. Standing are Ed Carriger. Bob Fouts, Tom King. Terry Saylor Douglas Engle, lerry Cover, Glen lvlcl.ay Dick Chandler. and Bill Westafer. Little Rocks Make Big Boulde Trouble Hounds Freshmen: Win Two, Lose Fourteen Being on the freshman basketball team is surely a stepping stone toward the B and var- sity teams, so Coach Prible decided to main- tain a team of about 20 players. They had their share of bad luck this year and were able to win only two games while losing fourteen. However, this poor record doesnt accurately show this teams abilities. For example, these boys lost their first two games of the season by only two points. ln the lleway tournament, Pribles team gained way to the finals before being upset by a tall Wabash crew, According to Coach Prible, one of the freshmen who played against PHS in this tourney was afterwards moved up to the varsity. ln the afternoon session, the freshmen slaughtered Bunker Hill, 45-25 but were erased in the finals by 6 points, 35-29. This 1-:as Paul Pribles sixth year as coach. FS 55- Fourteen hands are up trying to grab off this rebound in the Peru-Monticello freshmen basketball contest. Lance Middlekauff f2lD is one of the Tigers who hopes it falls his way. When cx wrestler is lucky enough to end up in such a position as lerry OBrien, he will seldom be pinned. This set out often occurs after what is called the reierees position. Ierrys partner is Russell Gochenour. Watching in the first row are lim Hiers, loe Cress Nestle Grimes, Dick Carswell, Bob Smith, Mike Gray, Chuck Stuber, Bud Cress, Wayne Schrader, lint Lighty, and Paul Ploss. ln Norris, Dick Harshrion Glenn Householder, Dick Lantz Grapplers Net' 5-8 Record Win Ten Matches in Sectional Stuber Goes 'ro State Finals The Tiger grapplers came up only three shy of winning half their meets this year when they finished their season with a five won eight lost record The wrestlers, coached the second year in a row by Paul Ploss, were able to win ten matches in the sectional which took place at Lafayette. By winning three matches in the sectional, Chuck Stuber was the only Tiger qualified to travel to the state finals. l-le was beaten in tne iirst matcn there. Those winning twc matches at the sectional 1.-:ere Dick Carsweil, lfestle Grimes, and lim Cress. Russell Gochenopir was able to Win his first .5g. c 1 two a e lirn Cre s I D McGinnis Bud Penn Ronnie Iohri Florir a d Dale Bakehorn arch of the year when he defeated his first oioponent at the sectional Unable to win any matches at the sectional were loe Cress Ronnie Norris Dick Harshman and Dale Bakehorn Nestle Grimes had the best season record for any one Tig, when he ended up winning ten matches and losing three, Close to him in second place was Charles Stuber with a nine won, three lost, and one tied score. ln third was lim Cress with nine wins and four defeats. Raul Ploss named five wrestlers that will probably lead the bunch next year. They are lim Cress, Nestle Grimes Russell Gochenour, Dick Lantz, and Dick I-larshman. According to lfioss, about twenty letters were presented. uf' , :- Q K B f 'Q 5 ,I L wE3mw s J f L5 ,M ft? dl' Q 5 N, 'V+ , ,fli T .. f' ' X L7 - I ' as . ,. ffl' 573. Av . pa fi' V1 , .,, , A One of the essential skills of a good tennis player i' his score BV mastering a good erve Racquetmen Take Second Absence Of Three Lettermen Does Not Hinder Tennis Lads Even with the absence ot three letterrnen bee cause ot ineligibility, the Tiger tennis squad vent on to win second in the CIC held at Wa-- bash. Chuck Buckalew, lerry Thompson, and lack Arnold were considered ineligible because they entered an out-ot-town school tournament after school had begun, lohn Grimes, number one man, was runner up in the CIC as was Perus doubles team. The doubles team was composed ot Sam Gru- well and Rodger Doran. Alter two weeks ot the season, Dan Oury was injured near his eye when he was struck by a tennis ball. This injury kept Dan trorn A P ' 'B ' A ' S ' participating in many matches. I h . G s ' n s i hes - - O tn rime NG numerou Ftatc The tennis team consisted ot lohn Grimes, Rodger Doran, Ronald Wilson, Sam Gruwell, lcnn Briggs, lohn Wold, and Dan Oury, A back hcmd stroke i.s demonstrated by tennis coach loe Saine to the six Tiger racquet- men. Kneeling on the firizt row are lonn Grimes and Rodger Doran. ln the back row are lohn Briggs Da: Cury, lohn Vfold, and Sam Gruwell ,nf N,Jf ,fl PHS Golfers Second in CIC Greensmen Win Seven, Lose Four: Ross Kuntz Slated As No. I Man Number one man, Ross Kuntz, led the 54 golt team with a tine seven won and tour lost rec- ord. The team came in with a tlying second in the ClC meet. The Tigers were second only to Tipton who had the advantages ot their on-fn course. Eleven teams entered in this meet. Coach Toy Tones presented majors to Ross Kuntz, George lackson, Byron Barrows, and Mick Bessignano. All ot the home meets were at the Missis- sinewa Country Club, Hoping to smk the putt Ross Kuntz takes his time to sight the lay of the ground Golf coach Toy Iones acts as caddy by holding the 'lag Blasting out of the rough is one of the many problems experienced by Mick Bessignano as he masters the procedure, Dave Fisher, Ross Kuntz, and Sam Tillett try not to break the silence and wonder what they would do if placed in the same position. , ' V 9 E 6 I l lk Don W1111ams demonstrates 10 the res1 of 111e T1ge 1rac1r111e'1 How o er1d upr1g11t after a broad lump e fc Kweelmg o the ground are Bob Vemce Chuck Stuber B111 H 11 and D1 1: Hoover S1ar1d1'1g are Bob Sm1111 ICICK Garner Iac1c A11c'r1ar1 Kermy A old 11 '1 K1rk D1ck 1.ar11z Gerald Math a 10111 F1Ol 1I' 11r'1 Robmsorm Larry Dum 101111 Cook C 1 G o Larrv F101 11111 Prxor Coach D1ck Donova a ci tudent manag 11 'l L1g111y A good iake off IS ar111c1pa1ed by B11 H111 a ead1eQ 111111 e11 1'1 a s1art1r1g poQ111or1 B111 1aQ1 spe C1 Won 111m 11 1 place IH 111e C1C 440 yard dash Rank Elghfh In CIC Encounfer, Flrsi' Nughi' Track Meef Is Run Tor 110 are durmg 111e fear 1I l 1rack wer11 1a B111 H111 nba won a Vlaaue a 1TOIl'1Y and 111e or1l ITS1 1r1 111e C1C for 111e Peru cre N H111 f OD 1 e plaque because he was 1'W1Q1 l Vo1r11 man 111 1l1e C1C for Peru and 11e won 111e 1TOF1'1Y 1f1r ecormg 111e 111031 f O1I'11S 1or 11'1e W11ol season Tbe 1rack111er1 111 S ed 61Q1'11l1 111 a e P1 1fJe1ve lI'1 111e C1C H111 ,olaced 11151 1r1 1 e U yard aas11 1111 a 11rr1e o1 52 8 Durm 1 e season We T1gers won C one 1r1a1cV 1le lasmg 1x T11e 1 came 11 sec o 111 a 11 ee Ja I1 T11e1r only v1f cw over P1 The Tue S llso ef1'ef1e1oced111e1r 1151 rug 1rac1c meef Me Peru f'1r1der '73 , -.write V - 1 ' f 4 ' 'V f. 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Lady lguck wasnt with the hard running rhen, hon-fever, as they only acquired seventh elace in a held of nine tearns. The irst man in the running at the ClC rneet letterrnan fohn Flohr, who carne in 24th in a field of lCU boys. Vfind and cold driving rain :net the boys me Coach 'Nilhelzn at the ClC rheet at Munici- nal Golf Course All of rheets 2-:ere run on this course. The first mcm to :ross the finish ,ine 1: the V :ross country rneet ter Peru was lohn Flchr Ge 'Nernz points out the finish hneg because of the ra weather and slippery track, reach the finish line. n rnany runners tailed .l ,fn-:qi The second round winners of Noon League look in the trophy case to revue their schedule of games. Shown are Everett Mygrant, Max Middlekauff, Iohn Flohn, Dan Denis- ton, captain Herb Hand, and Glen Personett Ckneelingj. Hand's Team Wins Noon League Tourney Oury Wins First Round-7-Ig Sholty, Oury, Lead Scorers Eight noon league teams, under the leader- ship of the new mentor Ivan Wilhelm, battled it out for the honor of being champs of the league. Dan Ourys team breezed through the first round to win easily with a 7-l record. Dick McMinn's quintet was the winner of second place with a 6-2 record. Terry Sholty's crew, lack Aikmans five, and Charles Gross' team, all wound up in third with a 4-4 record. The next three places went to Herb Hands team, Rollie Sizemores crew, and Morry Man- nies' team respectively. Terry Sholty led the league in scoring with S0 points. Other high scorers were Dan Ourys 83, Allen Sharpf's 81, Rollie Sizemore's 73, Ross Kuntzs 70, Herb Hands 70, and Ray Puterbaughs 59 points. ln the last round, since four teams tied for first, it was decided to let all eight teams have a tourney. Herb Hands quintet came out on top after defeating three teams. 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X X S1 '-'H-1-'I-I-:i:2'S:2:1 Correct spelling on cx diploma is a :nust for seniors so class officers Carol Deck, secretary Dan Oury, presi- dent, and Iohn Briggs, treasurer check and :louble check the list of graduates. Seniors Recall Phases Four Years Spent in Fung Final Semesters Seem Shortest We tinall oonie to the Cornoletion ot twelve Y i Years oi schooling. The last tour, those spent in high school, will probably be the most rneni- orable. . As treshinen, we laughed at those who cried at graduation, then we were at the inbetween stage, sobhornores, and although we hated to see the seniors go, we forgot them during the first few davs ot senior Week Plow we were puniors and upperclassrxen at last, cornrnencee ment exercises meant rrgore to us that year, and we knew that the turning of our class rings signified the beginning of an exoiting senior year. Then, as seniors, we tried to go everyplace possible and still torget that We wouldnt be doing these things much longer. We rushed to have our senior Cords painted only to disf cover that atter the first cleaning, we had to begin all over again and retouch the designs, Qur terrn bapers battled us, and we found that lflr. lones isnt nearly as frightening as we thought he would be. The weeks rolled into rnonths, and then it was senior Week. We have the rnernories ot our tour years in high school crammed into a scrapbook worth its Weight in sentirnental value. To The Sensors of 55 Row One Donald Wayne Barnett Byron R Barrows Huston Bates ow Two Stanley Wxlson Bennett 1 C Francis M Bessignano L, C le 3 K C Betty Irene Boettjer GU Fl e lrari e Sl t L r r' Row Three Iohn B Briggs e L 4 e F e v c e e lex Le 3 CDU ue D KS :na ec v ass T Q Terry A Brock ege Er cn e x. e r e lf C n O L 'Vts Ralph Dale Brown lfiust1a'CcuseHYPC sw Q l o ft ea t, a Row One Helen Sue Bussard Eddie Caldwell enxz. Cer.-e Music CQ: Ir.:'gs':,':1 Richard M. Carswell veQ.ege Entrance Course Fcctszl. r :fling Neon Row Two Sally Ann Chittum t ..,::Q eurse lxlp1s1f:Clu GAA .w1I'C1S.'.f' I,1.fCl'1, lGll . CII' ' B ef 7115? 3:2 reshrrion Pflfi' Creehrnz FTIITKZLI Frwe anverh . Virgil Eugene Clausen David Clark Cole Row Marilyn Ioan Comer W Three V, ..... ,.-,A. V,,.,.,- .,-.. CW-- Rita Io Conner C:r:r:er:.:. Czurse YY. ee. CU, -,,i- GAA 'r,, ,,v4- C 'UQ F9 s G.e .L D.rec FEZAEY . 'SAA 3.1 A J- . ,-,- . . .J,.e3.,.... .,,.,, Lt.: .gee C141 Iohn A. Davidson Cinege 1:.1r:xCe ' T Course lo e -- f-.,-1 M M- ces-, um- rv ' ...Ae-,.., ..-fe red, CU. ..,s.. .ee,.,. A ,- -,f-. ., . e--. ..:L. rresrtizr. A 3-wr-1 CL- ,,A,n,,.J ..-I ow One Weldon Earl Dravxng s H O e Suzanne Ebert czere al Cou se l Red Cro S becy AA Arl C leens M1151 Club Tr1 M Hono So el, C1 TlS G ee C odeo Ore ella Cho r Na CISSUS Aa S' ar-1A Vol evna SGT Charles A Mlchael Epler aleae En ance Couree INFL H Y 1 a C r Noon Leaaue Row Two Iohn Rex Flohr 1 Q os Co nt y Noon Leag T Stephen Edward Forshee J 1 ra1 ou e A1 Marllyn Elame Puller C 9 TCS YS9 '1 c S A Row Three Sharon Gable lf- C l Rxchard W Garner .1 Don Wrllram Garnson E E Da OIF Afler Years of Slruggle Row One Mrchael L Davxdson o ege Entrance Course NFL 1 1 ll Ore f a Band and Clco1 D1rector Dance and Per B 1' Hen oo1ety ,1 en Councll xfce Pres l S' e e an Trp to Jmled Na H aaq Wanetc: Elame Deaton C WW19 ca Course GAA G1 e 1 a Carol Kay Deck 1 ne al Course r wed Cro n 1 ty Bancl L1brar1an Cho ana Dan e a S ef' F u C '1 Row Two Exleen Martma DeHaven 1al Cour e GAA Harnet Ann Derbyshrre Co 1ege Entrance Course T l H S e ioaeo Op ee9'a Band ChOl Sen1or Pl V f J' Iames Earl D1ce Q ege Enlrance Course T J '1 e Club VlC9 P es 4 INFL Hcno So e w P F and Dance 3 as Chor O eetta Seno v' S Fesu Row Three Davld W Drtzler Co ge Emrance Course S n V At C ChO1 Operetta Rodeo Mus C r Q 1 ng won League Ianet Elame Doran general Course GAA Pres A CAA vc eyr3a1 1eam Fodeo Ronald Doran eneral Course H1 Y N1ghl Leaa Pe uv an Pho og apher Q-Q, ff Q C11 7'7 r-.7 'rezt7 1 r 7 A, a1:1sq or c 7 S11- C1 t , 'i ., c 1ua-nt Bcay- Vce Pr S, ol Cl 'Z l7 1 Y :Lone '1e C parfers. c1111 1' 1 I - 7 'ee Cl,b Hcncr Sou, Ro eo. Ce1 r 1 f , Y' S97 Girls League l1'lel.l' Ho or Soce 7 . 7 1rg Oxeretiag Pep ' c 3'1nas Cl S ,y,, 4, o 1' 1fy lfu51c FesZ1'. :.- Musgc C1111C. Cczimercm :L 7 7 lr. Bei Crcsf Quiet ll- 7 ri-.C7 cnc: cci ty7E 7 - r .1 7 7 F7 1aA7 Four C151 Music Festwal, C 11 1 ' ' 7 ,r1-f. 'ice Pres if Claes 4 Sc1f , e1c r ' ' - 1 r cl en V, V 1 -1 1 1 1-1 1 - an 'Q - 5 IS r 7 1 r P1ay7 Four C114 Ju lC val. C lle 1 ' 7 c1e Ce Club- H1-'17 r 1uE::7 'rg 71 7 ic lub V! e-fl11 l'.1 . f- , -Y 1- 1 -1 M 7 , , ,1 XJ 11 1 , . Queen, 4, G1flS' League Hep Ase1s1antL1b1'ar1an. G or Y 7 ,ue .r 1 1 1 1 1' . ' f 1, lnau Ir1al Course- 1-Y ll1c r' Football ' C11' '1' 7 1', 5 C ', 1, C1 ' lub- '1f ' C 7 '- : 1' ci CL 1 fue' R - ,r - 1- 1' L,aIfC 1Q'1Q l 11 Ccl fr 1' 7 ' 1- funicr 1l v- fc Cgere ' ho: ' 1' Foctzaf lxauslnal Course P C'11', H1-Y Iriiuyrgal Calc F:':tk:.., f Cr .S u r 7 11e, rack, Cere ' C 1157 H1-Y7 1' C1ubg Rodeo Fcotlzaf Basket- ,X ball. C ll ge EXTYG1 Cog - Tranefer Src: 1-13512: lhchgir ',11r 'fear Cro S FH . A - 1 f cr1er'11 Couree, FHA C-1. GAA l:1L.str1a1 Cc' ree H1fY lr1'iui1r1a1 C135 fr:Cl1 'S K1 rc, Ccurie C-Zl f'1:1cr ai: Sergir Pays ?er:.'1:f1 Whl+e Robes a+ Lasll Row One Lo1s Ianet Gerard Bobble lo Ann Gochenour Iames Davmd Gordon Row Two Marxlyn Lou Gothard Barbara Ellen Gnmes Samuel VV1ll1am Gruwell Row Three Herbert C Hand 1 F 1 Donna Mae Harter C1 0 Robert Eugene Hawley Q O 5 Fl-IA in :D Y 1 -79 Yew- Row One Iames Chliord Helvxe ill' G r e gn '1 Io Ellen H1ers ul C Jw B111 Hxll 'ml.e3r Row Two Sue Lynn Hoeppner lalusl C Beverly Ann Holland lim Hoover Row Three Richard Lee Hoover Ioycelene Hoppes f .E'fT.. ZQTSG .-. ':.. N... . Ur. Sharon Lou Howard A A ,, fo., ff V Y fe, ,, ,2f'ff'.':f1'.'l. ,.-f.'3 J.-. J.':': V.,.. 'SAA QAM. :xi Sire.. Feruxar. SHIKI f H-. vw- N -. . il-, 1---,-.F F! ' 'N 'V Vg? A 7: ,'.'2. Tr':7,ptl.Z. Pic ,,- , A ,v.., Le-q.ff . ' 2 or. Row One Bettie Mae Kroft Commercial Course, Cf2l, Marjorie Ann Kurz College Entrance Course, GAA, Art Club, Musci Club- B Rodeo. Iudith Kay Landis General Course: Girls' Glee Club: Y-Teens: GAA, Rodeo. Row Two Ronald Lee Laudenschlager College Entrance Course, Transfer from Clayton, New sey, Iunior Year, Science Clubp Art Club, Pres, 4. Annette Elizabeth Lutz fe Commercial Course: Band, Rodeo, Your City lfluslc Festival Dorris A. Packard McCain Commercial Course, FHA, Historian, 4, lr Ftea Crcss C-.Y Librarian Asszsta it Row Three Betty Charlene McKee General Course GAA Fl-IA, fr Red Crcse C-Ll Gzrls Cree Club. loyce Ann McMinn College Entrance Course Ir. Fed Cross Honor Society Seay and Treas 4- Office Helper. Richard Gene McMinn Commercial Coarse H,-Y Gffice 'mo' r -eaa A Office Helper Seniors Take Trip-- Row One Edmund Warren Hudson General Course l'l:-Y- Peruxtan Staff Noon Leaaue Bash ball Track Football, Cross Country, llarcfsffzufz Collector Robert S. Hudson College Entrance Codrse Patrol Boy Lt Boys' Leaque 1 Donald George Iaberg General Course P Club Footlall l.,g 7 llCYTIClf filo rt laeaaue Narcissus Co.lec'or. Flow Two Marilyn Ruth Iaberg General Course' C-21 lr. Rea Cross Honcr Cectey GIA Otflae Helper' fiarcrssile Collector. Ierry L. Iordan College Entrance Course, H:-Y Rodeo: Cltoxr Band Da: ana Pej: Barias Four Cfy l.fus,o l:est1'.'al Phyllis Gaye Iordan Ccrnrierctal Course ici Cross- GAA' Y-Teens Clie Mus' Gxrle' Leaaae Qoiao llarciests Collector. Row Three Nancy Sue Keasey Cornrnercial Courtse GAA, Y-Teers fr. Fed Cross, Clic ioaeo Narcseus Ai Staff Gferefa, Freshmart Yell Lcari Carolyn Keown Coriraerctal Course GAA jr Fed Cross Y-llleens' Art Clt lfluec Club. lerry Allen King General Course' H:-Y Football llccn leaauep lraclc ---S+. Louie Bound Row One Betty Ioan Malott Donald V Mathlas Suzanne Mavxty Cl' JN Row Two Iohn F Mernll Kay Karel Metzger L. Oee' FuCv W1ll1am Frederrck Mlller olege Entrance Coaree H Y l '1 r Paw Footbal Mgr Row Three Lmda Lenora Money o eae En' ance Cc Nrl. fill'- Lb F esh on T S Dlrecvor Cho ate S eeclo Vee F C I' P Larry Ray Montgomery College Entrance Course C2l H Y T1N DCISI' e Sa ety Patrol I fl Crfss B nd Hoaeo O eetta h Jams lay Pep nce B nd Noon Leanne David Moore verve Cc se hol r c L: e a Four Cry l us Fes a pg 'Sq T Sarah Io Moore no Ser o va S ee Ahce Kay Morgan Sherry Iean Myers Everett Mygrant Roberta Io Nash Roy L N1x Dan Davxd Oury 1 Row One -xoaeo Q .ZSAQ DT S VUHDG Row Two Row Three Norma Eileen Person ett Don E Ploss ,arr- s V Row One Iulra Annette Roberts Slurley Ann Ross Henry W Ruserl Row Two Katherine Sargent .H P 11 C G ee C J Fclu Don W Sawyer Susan Senger 1 F- Row Three Ellen Delores Sheets 1 HP Tl 'I Dan Sharp Terry Sholty Four Years of Slrife Row One Iacquelynn Mae Prague College Entrance Course, Y-Teens, Vxce Pres, 4 H rc S Cietyg Hodeog Chou Operetta Student Councll lames O. Prior lndustrlal Coursey lnduetrlal Club Track Pamela Pugsley College Entrance Course GAA, Cheer Cub Mu L r lvylea lunolr and Senior Plays, Narcxssusa Efdzfor ta Semor Fmtor ol Narczseus GIYLSI Glee C.u:2 Franc Conventlort lnizna Unfwersxry lournag.-nit: lr.s'1t Row Two Ray Puterbaugh College lfntrance Con se H Y S-:le e C woo Narcxesus Collector S aje l'g Max Dean Ralstm General Course Nu 1C Cue H Y Sc on e Club Poruva Advertlsnlq Mgr Cltclr Q Bonl jr Suzanne Hamer Comrnercxal Couree Y leens Musto C o peretta Cholr Four Clty Mus C Fes Rodeo G1 ls Glee Club C ee C ub Narc esus Collecto GAA G rl Leagu Hep Row Three Ierry Lee Reed ll'SO 1 'I Cl 'I Ea ketbal Noon Leaa e Phlllzp E Reeves Vocatlonal Co ee H1Y Cro Iames Elvm Rlchardson College Entrance C X. r Cu era o Country if J, End In Final Exam Row One Dav1d Smrth Lmda Kay Smlth Robert I Smrth Row Two Carol Ann Snyder c a C Iohn Allen Sonafrank ens: a Cou e Boy Leagaf 0111 C b CIC Ira A Sta e 1 '1 can Foo r 2 Loren Spauldmg 'I lf' Q r Row Three R1chard Stants mdu t 1a1 Course Band Mlchael Ioseph Struble genera Cou se H Y' f' fcfba ssus Collec or Veromca Mane Struble ,were 1Courqe GAA '1 n H1Y OTC Y X, F'1'J Row One Charles Edward Stuber 535 Brlly Lee Swope C Phyllxs Ann Thomas E LF H Row Two Norman C Underwood Larry Van Scoy Robert Ioseph Vemce w Three Dav1d March Walrod lack Edward Weldeman Marthann Wemke I I 22,1-eze 2'r,t7'::,11- Ci 'I' : f, .:' 1255 Per'.'.'Li: Stat: E-: mt f if--.3 fx CCHS-:H Efr,'r':r.CH Cfxrff' F ,' Le-':'11,. Fog . - V' EJ I .r Fw,-fit' iz, H. 'z' :- 1-V: fbi.: I-1, uf: :,, f : ':. 'z 1'-1 Ccririeri 1 curse Hfiff f3.1's!3. Suty' 1 G -r l rss , ' ' f, on - B:1Ske'ta.i Fei'- halt 'Ira k' P Club F.: 1 :. m H 1 rain? Iifenfwm UP ll ' t 'leant Hcncrtble Me.!1C: Cf. Wf-,L7:.:n A.I-Annex :Q ,l Team, Colwyn I'r,'r, r ,fr Cipne H, Y SC.f::,Ce T. .z, 51:4 PU: C . r , 1-' F:Qeo FJ, if Picon L: ,.e fl':r :i ' I . C . ra' , - I-m-e GAA 'clleyhzh feat: Cihege Entrance Ccgrfe H,-Y Sc, f S'3:1ety Pr .' -1 50,1 Leagxe Pre Ura, V. . X Inipxsfricl C use T'-Q:r:,.',1Lx: Cc1Q,:1 . Cqleg 'fircnce C' :Fe 'SLA Y Eine: funicr Pay F-1-rA'.'L:: flex-.5 ,K-ihlfif 'Sis flee Cai Chex C ur' , d X C:l.e1'e Entrance Cease T::r',E:-r f f'-r,,:r Year YFL Cgerett: E , Ir.'i'4s1r1:l Ccurze I:::s'r.:Q Ccgse Ftzfzz., frzik C Ro ' 'ff:..e:e Eztrizhte Ctdrie E:5Q,-'i: :Liege C:..eC':r. A Ir.ig5tr.:Q Ccarse Ir,:.f'7,:, CM: Y AV ffarcgssgs C:..e:t:r t . 1 4 lyufi 4 ijcrzrtterflcl Coarse 3.-51,-5.hfA:. hex J Q ,ry ,I ' rflf' :cies I-.'1er.:::t - 13.5 -.: Nearly hall way done. When the intricate workings of the atom pic! lured here reach from Mike David- son's hand to the top of the table, he and Terry Brock will have completed a project which took many months. Congrafulafionsl Row One Diana Lee Westcott College Entrance Course Y-Teens Othcerg Quzll and Scroll- GAA, Cheer Clubp lunior Playg Rodeog Girls' League Ollicerp Student Council Secy, 4g Homecoming Attendant, 2g Peru- vian Editorial Statfg Narcissus Editorial Staflg Narcissus Edztor-in-Chief, Franklin Press Conventiong lndiana Unlver- sity lournalxsm Institute. Vanita Helen Willis General Course, lr Red Crass, Vice Pres.,3, Pres., 4g FHA, Vice Pres , 4- Girls' league Rep, Iames R. Wise lndustrial Coursey Honor Societyg Industrial Club, Pres. 4, Narcissus Collector Row Two Iohn Iczy Woolley Industrial Course Sophomore HL-Yg lndustrial Club Band, Narcissus Collectorq Four City Music Festival. Larry Dee Wooten General Course, Band lst Lr, 4- Choir: Rodeog Stage Mgr. Donald D. Zerbe Industrial Course Band' Four City Music Festival, In Memoriam luck Lee Wendt August 110, 1936-January 25 l955 lfernloer of the 1955 Graduating Class 7' 'Q fi, ,, --I 3 unix!! Underclassmen Learn, Juniors Yearn The feeling of importance is present as the sophomore class officers, Harry Westcott, president, and Dan McGreW, vice president, sport the rings they have chosen but will soon discover that it doesn't pay to argue with a Woman and that the final choice will probably be made by Ruth Nash, secretary, and Nancy Morgan, treasurer. A new trend in learning was the spelling books issued to all freshmen English classes. Recollection oi their fifth grade spelling books brings smiles to the taces of Ann Stegman, president, Beverly Mishler, vice president, Katie Guyer, secretary, and Susie Dye, treas- urer, as they wonder what their grade would be for the same words now. A good way to learn to appreciate tlxe monthly struggle of paying bills is to tackle the problem ot funds tor the lunior-Senior Prom. Nancy Gothard, secretary, and Morry Mannies, presi- dent, watch lohn Wold, treasurer, and Bill Fcwble, vice president, try to make a dollar bill stretch as tar as possible. 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'L1I1 Row One or Q Scot Frank Shorxoba ge Mc xc Shaffran le x Sha e hr Ure Shar d e Larry Shar Row Two Wa e She k Holhe Srzemo e Larry Sm th Party Snow 'I Soreneor Ioarme Spen er fwnrra Ste vens ow Three 7 S on Sumpfer Dor a G e Sur omds S W T re Turner Gro e Van rx ow Four o r V r e Sh rley Jorgh Cec f Don Wash ng e v Ie ster Iohn Wersence g T y Werner Row Fxve I Wh 'vo lf' Mowa Wrck I M ' a W1 k nson D W Lucv W Ie y W1 e Row S1x C Wm 3 john Wold Pat Wortnger Sarah Wrrght No ra Y Jrg dra Zovakos Sophomores Row One Row Two Hz-c Q e H ze Row Three F er J Be-nde Cum r arc B1 ho, uny V' ney w I-'oux nrp N Q How Fxve L chn C CI erm F: log L rc C cx k rc Clmgurc Conre Conn e C , elcwd Row Sax lcnrxe Cofe Lana C x C1 cn A Q Icmcy C aw crm Mmhue C eager Ch W Q C ess Gall C ossno Row Seven CF: e Dmrf- C:1 y D:1Wcn Icy DGWQ Ioyce Dec: on Dc Deuso D ce Row Exgh! 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P-:r 'r e Q.:.i1 F-V'-fr' '2r,.':ff PQ. i:::Ai, 'imc Pct.-f P1 Ci P 551' Sophomore Row One D Row Two C N Row Three H e n w Bur, Kenre h Sur, o V co 'fe cz Shu Row Four P Dor yl Shu mor- Honcn Ort ionfxx S1 ers Mar S nger She ry Swmley D cnc o'11!h Row FIVE Shi! on Sm1tH LO rcmre S1 encer Pct Spohn MG y S time B1 Stegrran Som Steqnean S son Stev ens Row Slx NG lyn S rub Q Mu yarn Sir ble Lu ry Surrcx Ice Su on Keuh err! 1r'dc l e 1 Toe ie Row Seven nc' I n 'Terry L exier Dc re 'Ircxe Mary frueflx T e Iurper crbcrcx , .C Sharon Nlcnnscoi. Row Eighi: lerry Vlrzyrxr, Ve.non Weger' W1Q1: rn euiemur., Io ..r' Wemk, K nm- Wekh Ccrczlee Wel- Sherry end. Row Nine: .vlxey Werner Sieve 'Nernz Hzrry Vlesfcct' H0213 Whmtxey Ccroyn V1-ww' Aww- VJ- fm 5:11 Pfzxces VJll.L3I'T2S Row Ten: V1rg.r.A: W ..., f Ret: Wpsor. 'cha Yezt' Ixn Zivokos hone-rt Zmr. SS? ali 6 f 13 M 'Bt-Q 'Z qu zggbtx 91- Freshmen Row One: Iudy Adarne, Larry Adams, Pat Aho, Mar:- lynn Alwme, Howard Ander- son, Edtth Andrews, Iean Arnold, Row Two: Iohn Arland, Ieaneene Ashby, Rtchardt Bachrnan, Harriett Bakehorn, Ioyce Eeardsley, Robert Barr, F.ol:-rta Barr Row Three Mable Ba e len ty Kay Beard Indy Be c 'np Myron Be l L Bender Shlrley Benner Ie y a lg Row Four desert Bla 1 K n Blackman Sha B ackrran Alex Bandar Iu:1y os' c Goldte Boyer I y E aa ef Row Fzve Charles Bra '1 Boo Bruck Ltnda Eullo ns Nancy Burkhart Iohn Bu ns Cal Butztn Ltnda Caple How Szx Oneda Carr Ld Car ger Brenda Cartee Ml tort Case Ioyce Catttn R Chandler Torn Ch ttu Row Seven Lawren Ch s Conne Cem Dav Ceveland Iants Cltngarnan Martha Cole Danmel Con Iohn Cooke How Eight Conn e Cor e I Iune Cotrer Ierry Cov I hr Cress Dck Cress Va e ne Cr1p,.en B ll ros How Nme Ann Cyphe 'l nny Dtnsmore Suzanne Do a ason Elotse Doran e Doran Ka en Do an Row Ten 'Ca cn D a H Duncan Eeve D e S .1 D ug Ln,el Row Eleven ane '16 e D . . 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Ncry Hoofer lanes Hosiet EY Row Exght Shuley Houh hon Carole Hull john Hutch 1nson Bob Iohnson Iudv Iohnson Chorloite Iones U4 Kennecy Row Nxne K Y nc ' rn K leo mn K z Do: 'i .1 2 Llr ee Lc S fe ow Ten S 1 Lnusev o r Il' Acihe 1 ov G r C cuz V Tn o P' Row Eleven on V L ,JU G R : Hon F' .31 Pzu. F...tz ferry Fuqzgz Beverly 1,7 sh Limit 7':., ' ee A Godin: Chzrioite : ' '2RIT'3fk Gomer ' , THSCT. Mc:-1 S2531-.':y .131 e.selr::r. Beverly Ger- crc. fort.: Geyer Tchr. Goble. : fusse.. .- nc.. , . A r :It ' rt out . , r ' ,, Gr E , lim Gr ss . Ll. : llxzobet . 1.in A ' Az l In . 1' - fs X ' : ' r cc' ' . '1:'1 nd. son, Nedrcx Horrxon Beotnce r r i . G 5, 1' I ' , r , r t , : ec' ' mer . . ', rin ci- . ,V f if 1 . ' : Tor: ' :ng Tor: .,' ,:'. Lrkrtteyer ' rt- . Q yn' 'L K1 , fi: L-- L L1 H : Becky Lzghty hc on .. ' A Don M:- C ln BQ .:Do:11e1 Like I l n I fic an .gs 1 'e . .:. 1 5 .. : '.er.r. ..: :v 'W me f.f:'Joy Dcxrfx Mir,- r.1eS Ezrbxri Flirt.: 1.2.5 M r'1r. Shcrcr. !f:T':x Sir.- c':! '.':'.'er.:k Freshmen Row One V 'ca1'e Lu md Lfvxce Mlddlekmr Tomas I1 Row Two '1 '13 erlx M e Dora V c 1 Row Three A rn T Kay I' ers 4:1 'J Neuper' 1 New 1:5 Mary 0 IN Y Rcw Four :S Og eeby john Peqq Sow Pegg ' m m Home S rm cx ow FIVE I ri Q K F o Ach Icmet ozel e Russo dorm e Scrwr on Terry Say Q Cers G Schrmdt Row Sxx Wcmf, S h der crolyw Scknroll M V C roll Iumo Schro lr mu Scott D1 d he Nylcx Sholty Rov .peven uvme Sh cc Helen Shi 1 LG OW 'W son Bob Sw G Y Row Exghi JP nc S egrwvrx V F or Jeni Stow Q How Nme gun me 1 1' 9 Y Via d How Ten X f-'1 Q N cz: B 9 f Row Eleven D r' ' V' C 1 W L. '1 f f- e JV rx Row Twelve 1 c on N V c rv : ills Je, C fl N1O'Z'1QY ... 'it George Mlfler, . . .xllir P':'tw' Miller, B111 M1111-1. ' V r re' '. 'f2 Bev j :Sher Lcrrry Licen- y . .3 .Core fzrri M Cie, Iwi Mcretrift F.1.Cef.f,rpPty, , : Mice flgrghy Indy r lyers, Indy ' Ay , I.. rl Yi Myer? Alxce . . St nly f' ', : '111 l , . , ., ,A - me Pun, Beverly Prerrzer, I1 f S r G 'irc yrrxer. H ' : 10 r' red H x , H 1, Exm , ' . .. ,S , 1 r, . .if rzce ' : 1. 2 C rc , C . . ', GYLYT1 S h , r ll V A g 1' , 'Jr S -rrick, S : '. r ' rif S r . Sgupf .mth C rl Srngfh Nctnc' Srmfh Paul Sfiiik ' : 7'.r ri Sore:- son, Sharon Sidrletch Ann 1 .. .. , .cry r .ces Sie- ' ,, Tom '. Czroyn Sfrzssle, Beiy Svxcye ' : filrxcqe Lie:- , L' . 'G Thermus Kim Tow' eenel, Ice 'furner Circl UQ r Sieve 'Niicknrtx' f,2y r . : 'ferry '-Vzrzer be'.'er.y N. -r Fhcete ' e ci 'vVe:iQr:i':r. He iecccx W,1sr P21 Wake E11 'v'fQ5t'Jf,r. ' : c'.',1x 'N:ef:. er Ich . '.J...ttenE,or'1er h rlesz 'r. W1.r:: Wx. Qcrtf' Crrtr.-2r.e WLS: Alff: 'N..f,c:. :1cS.., r. ' 1150 . : 'ahh VV.r.ter', Sh r ' cle E'1Ch'1r'1'N:C'j- hone C:nr..f: I Q ten flfk Ze.,n:',l I'-,Ace Z1r.n A dream that began nine years ago on August l, l047 came tru ethis year when the new Elmwood School was completed. The school is located on North Wayne Street. The building, which cost approximately 5400000 has a sufficient number of classrooms to accom- modate the rising elementary school population of Peru. A multiepurpose room, which includes both a gymnasium and a stage was the scene of the dedication of the school by Clyde Cunningham, superintendent and member of the school board. The dedication included a tour of the school and was attended by more than l,000 people. At the end of an eight year term, Clyde Cunning- ham resigned as superintendent of schools in the Peru system but kept up with his educational re- sponsibilities in the school system. Mr. Fred D. Fetchman, past superintendent at Tell City, will take over the administration duties and be- came the new superintendent in the Peru system, ,l Administrative problems rest on the shoulders of Clyde Cunningham, superintendent of the Peru schools, as there are always calls to answer and papers to sign. Nine Years of Planning Resull' in New School Pondering weighty financial and educational dilemmas of the public schools is the job of the School Board. Seated left to right Mary Robinson, secretary, Mrs. Paul Thompson, Dr, Don Mahley. Standing: Walter O'Brian, Clyde Cunningham superintendent, Russell Rhodes, school attorney, Ancil Dinsmore, and Willard Redmon, -95 The fam1l1ar volce of Earl Delph principal reaches every part of the build ing and begins the average day with the morning s announcements They re Nice-And Unders'randmg Too The school day is smooth running due to the combined efforts ot thirty two teachers and administrators They are always ready to iron out the difficulties and every day problems in the curricular systens They assume not only teaching and advisory resr onsibilities but extra curricular activities as well Among these are sponsoring clubs and participating in PSD sessions Four new teachers and one member ot the administrative staff were added to the school system this year Mrs ludith Osterhotf became the sfeech and hearing therapist and lvan Wilhelm began his coach ing career tor Peru in the basketball lield Miss Betty lo Hudson took over all journalistic responsibilities Mrs George Moon who was a substitute last year became a regular member ot the statt with he teaching consisting of typing and commercial law Dean Hauser tool' the Job of extra curricular booklceeper during the second semester student teachers for the year were Deborah King and Richard Gerst in speech and English ard Charles Ahnert in the languages Mrs Rus Play wright Hal Ke le ended his teaching career this fear as he etired and beca ie t e Nrer t a custard stand in lllinois Drive in seeii to attract tea ners as torrfier tea her and is slfetball c a Bud itter is anag ng his r toeer st nd r Mar n t r t'ie sec nd ea O , . , L I I l J A , .. , . . , , , 1 M . . sell Keith again substituted as Driver Training instructor. ' ' s r , 1 ' u ' ' r ' ' rr o' . o . , ' ' ' . ' -Qs 7 'r . C' .. . .i e c.. Qaf. l o ' R' lmuicii oo' c a io..o 1 . o, y r. . Q5 . l D. H. Boone. B.S.. M.S. Helen Brundage. ILB.. Iohn Cokain. B.S. Noe! E. Davis. A.B., M.A. less Dice. A.B., M.A. Prmxnq Shop Math, M.A. Machine Shop Sr H:-Y, Geometry Dean of Physics, Chernzstry, Honor Soclety sponsor lhbrarxan Y-Teens lnjustrlal Club sgonsor. Boys Senior H1-Y C-Zl, English, Science Club Prlntshop advzser sponsor, Safety Patrol sponsor. Richard W. Donovan. B.S.. Dean Finch. A.B., M.A. Mary lane Garber, A.B. Iames F. Hawker. A.B.. Ina Hornish, A.B.. I-LA. NLS- English, Ass't Dean of P h y s 1 c al Education M.A. Latin, Spangsh, Y- Ieen: BO0lClC9eIi1U3 GSH- Girls, Girls League GAA sponsor English Speech, llfl., fponsor. Busness P Club Siu- sponsor Debate Coach 7,:r,.:r dent Council sponsor, Pay Rodeo, S 11.1 Foctoali and Track Dxecfcr. coach. Betty Io Hudson. B.S. Howard Iackson. B.S. Toy Iones, B.S. Hal O. Kesler. A.B., MYJX. Bernice LeMaster, PLN.. lcnrnalisrti E n g l 1 s h, History, B Basketball Government, l'l1s1ory, Engllsh, Speech, NFL B.S. Narcissus-Feruvzan cd- and Freshman Football Golf Coach Co-sponsor, Sr. lr, School Nurse, Health ylgeyl Coach. Plays, and Rodeo DQ- Educatzon rector. They Display Pep When Needed One oi the season's pep ses- sions combined stuoent and faculty participation. lane Gar- loer 'Coach Donovaxl is re- 'frarded after CI Winning game by tear: rtieriloers Sue I-lolr:-es, 'fgcki Foreriart Sue l-loeppier, Vvw ll dent Counctl cdvlser - I Q '7' g 3 u .ffl ..?lv:3 Charlotte Baker Mrs. Marie Haag Dean Houser Secretary to Principal. Attendance Olticer Extra Currcml-'xr Br. keeper. Facully Forms Club-Men Only Hester C. Wood, ALB.. Tom Yeager, B.S., N.S. MA. Woodwork, Sophemxe Sl'torthand,Typ1n'g,Siu- Ht-Y, Industrzal Clue: sponsor, sponsor. Narcissus Collecttons Mary Robinson Mary Tresch ck- Secretary to Sgnccl Secretary to Supczin Board. tendent, The day's events, world news, and just plain gossip ring in the walls of the Canteen read- ing room when the Coke Club has its daily 3:45 meeting. ff' W, fr A I' w bf! Wu. f aff' WA Q' 42. I . -1. if Ava. W .4 Q 'A 'Q fini 5 1 s 4 f .ZVA Dwi X . . Every day the buying and selling ot goods across the counters ot Peru's stores continues. We go to the merchants ot our town tor every rn weanng apparel to penclls Cur thrng fro d from hand to hand durmg all CSYICY IS DGSSS ot these transactlons that go on 1n the busrness d1str1ct of Peru but the necess1t1es whrch we n We reahze uld be must have are g1ven rn retur that w1thout these buslnesses there wo h t no Peru So the students thank the merc an s of our town tor a happy and prosperous year f . I I C 'Q E U5 U7 'U 1 C 5. CL CD cn 'FI O 1 C cn M M 5f5ff7f5:ff:f:-rg.,-gf., A Z .. Allen Funeral Home Baber Mo+or Supply B rne++ R E M D Beebe s Shoe Sfore Bell Music Co Berlceblle John B M Blue s Cigar Sfore Bonney s DX Servnce Carl s Shoe Shop Cu+ Rafe Drug Slore Damian: P G M D Don s Sunoco Erb s Tallorlng Giver Dr Kelfh L Glazler Furnllure Co Good Roberl W H r C R M D Hx Way Barber Shop Inc Johnson Owen B M D Jordan P R Narcissus Sponsors Launclereffe Mahley Don D D D Merlf Shoe Sfore Messmore Brofhers Bakery Mllady s Beaufy Shoppe Modern Shoe Servnce Carl Elbel Peru Republican Omer Holman Publisher P r er X W D D S Porler Insurance Agency Prln+ercraf+ Card Company Inc Purvls Drugs Redmon W C Sons 8: Co Rlch s Donuf Shop Smu+h Merchandise Shop Sonafranlc s Groceries Summer G N Insurance Agency Tlfus Lynn Slandard Service S+ahon Valu U Dress Shops lnc Walpe Everefl' Adverhslng Servlce Wells J O and Son Wnckerham Grahon P Kreufzer s Jewelry ana Book S+ore A++orney a+ Law 1 O a , . ., . . ' ' , ., . D. ' , o + , ,I . ., . . . Reufer, Leonard O. D., Dr. e d, . ., . . ' l ACROSS THE STREET ACROSS THE STATE ACROSS THE NATION I U GUYER the MOVER gth Nt MOVING STORAGE PACKING AgetNothAme ct Va L e Ic 466E tTh dStr t D 13802 I I I I I I I I I iw ,I . Henry Guyer Kuiie Guyer 5 Servin e a ion n r ric n n in s, n . as ir ee ia ALL GIRLS WOULD BE PROUD TO OWN CURTISS CABIN ETS NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE NEW MIDLAND LUMBER CO. WASHINGTON AVENUE crrilyn Iaherg onna Harte: net Doran WHETHER SEEN THROUGH THE GLASS OR AT CLOSE RANGE YOU LL BE PLEASED WITH THE QUALITY OF OUR MEATS IAY LOWE GROCERY 2525 :M D 1 73 IT DOESN T TAKE MUCH SALES TALK TO SELL MAYTAG APPLIANCES YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS PERMUTIT WATER SOFTENERS Dmsmore Maytag Sales 321 North Wayne D1a13168 1 I as ain ia 21 an Oury I ll ll I ail Crossno Nix nnis Dinsmcre Need Extra Money? Court Street North Broadway A Car To Be F1nanced ' Th1nk1ng of Insurance? HOOSIEESEINANCE Step R1ght In and Have a Look at Our Complete L1ne at PERU LUMBER COMPANY D1a 5548 D1a 5567 105 01' ALL THE LATEST HIT RECORDS IN ALL SPEEDS S IOHN DEVINE S MUSIC STORE h WHOLESALE D1str1butOrs of CHIPPER CHIPS and other LEADING PRODUCTS SQUIRREL FOOD CQ 18 NORTH GRANT DIAL 4165 West Mcun D1cI 3683 YOU RE SURE TO FIND A RING TO YOUR TASTE FROM THE LARGE DISPLAY AT BALFOUR and COMPANY SINCE I882 MAKERS OF BABY RUTH BUTTERFINGER C N HETZNER COCONUT GROVE DIP JEWELRy CANDY BARS HERNIAN RUMPF LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR 9 SOUTH BROADWAY PERU INDIANA It' I O O O l 51 Soui Broadway ' 1 Ianice Phillabaum Claudette Roberison 1 1 1 V V - 106 - PHS V W ,I INSURED SAVINGS For That Well Dressed Look AT THE ! ,AA 1 f N1 snop IN THE MENS DEPARTMENT I fm 'f AT THE EDERALSAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PERU North Broadway D1a 4233 P QQYH North Broadway Kay Alspach Suzanne Rarner NOT ONLY DOES I'I' SMELL GOOD, BUT IT GETS THE IOB DONE AS DO ALL THE COSMETICS FROM F ALK'S DRUG STORE South Broadway VV M yM M Ry South Broadway 1 -5,-is Fx VV? Kathleen O Conno Sam Stegman SAMSONITE LUGGAGE STRONG ENOUGH TO STAND ON' AND FOUND AT IOHN STEGMAN MEN'S WEAR 107 ,f uw., 'ers Know the alue of Il u 9' ' f ' It Wfz, W f, f W .WIIC1 WI. ' 1 . R .,:,1,1.. . ' I - -:. --1 , ff X D all W! 0,6 3. M .::,:::1:::,:::,::1,--.5 --5. -. I. : bw -A5-:,5-: -,-:,:-'-.--122' 714 I' I 1 X V 'I I ,dfmigigg . F ' . l - V e owmd Ronald Daing Donna Mannies PY' 5115195 Terry Trexler lke U he i if W , I ' , 64 1 4 ttf - 14 l .. 'D I COMPLETE RELAXATION The Flnesi 1n Enierialnmeni IQUXY WALLACE ALLIANCE THEATRES W We are happy to help the students ELK S SCHOLARSHIP Elks Lodge No 365 122 North Broadway D1a 2 TELEVISION RADIOS West F1ith Street YOU LL FIND THE QUALITY AND PRICES THE SAME ALTHOUGH THERE S A CHANGE IN THE NAME SEE CUTLER IONES HARDWARE 56 59 SOUTH BROADWAY 108 4-430' of Peru High School with the - 1 36 131 I ACCU RACY AND SERIOUS CONCENTRATION ARE THE BY-WORDS OF HIGH-QUALITY WORK AS DONE BY KISER-MANMiLLER SENTINEL PRINTING COMPANY asf Fl I' DIAL North Broadway DIAL STOP IN AFTER SCHOOL AND SELECT THERES NO IOB Too LARGE YOUR OR TOO SMALL FOR THE FAVORITE ICE CREAM TREAT MIAMI COUNTY PETERS DRUG STORE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE N th B I Dick Hoover Dan Deniston V v v Ed Holland Lloyd Hein Maryann Struble Ioyce Cattin lim Rody 66 or roadway Peru, Indiana . VIC . lil-hill? YOU CAN T BEAT THE SHARPF S FOR COMPLETE CAR SERVICE SHARPF S SERVICE STATION BROADWAY AT SIXTH Local Finance Corporahon 5 East Thrrd Street PERU INDIANA EAST END FUEL CO Ph1111ps 66 Products GASOLINE 'PI 'I P FUEL on. COAL E IS ms: D 16113 FIX YOUR WATCH FASNACHT IEWELRY 13 South Broadway fCHEVR0lFTf 769 WEST MAIN STREET PERU INDIANA GENERAL INSURANCE C D KESSLER AGENCY DIAL 5529 16 EAST FIFTH IIO 2 II I' ......-. .. I I 1 if ji I . I ' ll ll . 366 as ix reet ia LET FASNACHT FATE CHEVROLET, INC. pf: fa.p f-.MIT ynnx ,U ,f.1 ao. + Best W1shes For Class of 55 TRIPLEX HEATING SPECIALTY CO PERU INDIANA V Products That Assure HOT WATER AT ITS BEST I C OCONNOR 6. SONS INC SAND AND GRAVEI.. CONSTRUCTION D1ctl 5873 Cfqyx., KICKAPOO SAND 6. GRAVEL CO SAND AND GRAVEL D1a1 6282 - 1 ll I I l l 1 I 1' I I GIVE YOUR ORDER FOR GOOD FOOD FROM PERU S LARGEST SODA FOUNTAIN KRESGE S THE FRIENDLY STORE 1. A ci W ROOT BEER 0 SANDWICHES 0 MALTS ' SHAKES ' ICE CREAM THE KARHOP WEST ON HIGHWAY 24 A Large Se1ect1on To Please ANY Man fglffg-01 CARDS FOR EVERY OCCASION o 0 0 MIAMI BOOK STORE 56 North Broadway H P Sh p AT I n Pl , Becky ighty P t F' ter. lack Carson AT Aikman m Dice L ny Sharp! I I I UD 0 a a For H1gh Quahty Apphances and Year Round Servlce PERU DRI GAS CO N th B d Remember For Complete Insurance Coverage See IOHN F MCELHENY W IM D l 31 FOR YOUR FLORAL NEEDS Lfiarlette .Kluwer Shura EAST FIFTH STREET DIAL 260l I Xa fb EIKENBERRY FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE W tM D l 545 POLLY S NEWS SHOPPE MAGAZINES 0 PAPERS CIGARS 0 CANDY WEST THIRD STREET DIAL 9946 ADVERTISING THAT STICKS PRESSURE SENSITIVE NAME PLATES PRINTERS OF CELLULOSE ACETATE FIBRE CLOTH GLASS FIBRE ELECTRICAL AND PAPER TAPES VIIIIIERY TAPE 8 MACHINE CII INC 286 Wes'I' Th rd R a D I 'I3 Come 1n and see Andy I REPAIRING I RESTYLING RACEK S UPHOLSTERY N h G D I 869 Automohve Parts an EQUIPMENT PERU AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO I77 NORTH MIAMI STREET PERU INDIANA , IT'S 74 or roa way Peru, Indiana 23 es ain ia 63 i'xA Il xp SEE YQ I Il , X. 3 3 'I BEAUTY IS OUR BUSlNESS 485 84 es ain Street ia 5 I o o o ., . 8 I e r ia 56 ll I 0 u d O I 16-18 ort rant ia 5 ' - 113 ' PERU TRUST CO. A record for sound banking over many years Member Federal Reserve System Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporahon SAVINGS COMMERCIAL TRUST INSURANCE p..f WALTZ STUDIO of Photography Ioh and Pat Waltz Bill Fo shee Ioe Keel We made all the photographs herem Dear Edltors ou too B No matter what you thlnk clssus wlll come out on tlme because here 1t lS Slnoerely John H4 v v Cy , , . JJ . '!., L , 1 ,' .. x 1 , , ' ,. I know the Nar- It If 'I 1 JA ' ' . 7 n - ' r - BIG men require BIG things and the BIGGEST value IS found in a bottle of coke 662625 The Pause That Refreshes 1 l ' f f ll Susie Mcxvity Phil Witi I f f ll . T Q . THE SAME CONVENIENT LOCATION SNACK HARBOR AN HOW BERT S MOTEL 829 WEST MAIN GET SET FOR THOSE SPECIAL OCCASIONS w th MURPHY S PHOTO SUPPLIES FIRST TO SENCSER S THEY HAVE IT H W m Fon 'I'HE FINEST IN QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICE BLUE DRUG STORE VISIT THE NEW Dependable MURPHY'S 551 01? STORE Prescnptlon Serv1ce Sou rocx wa Dlal 751 DIAL 4152 PERU, INDIANA 4- 116 Q? I. . I A . D I ll ll v . i cr Camera and Recorder ij' From 1? A E ' hx 4 ' , . . - ,X I' ff 19 West Thlrd DICII 4835 X Mike Murphy Don Murphy V Byron Barrows I ll ll -Na, glorthcxvrbn Icleigke . I BQEESH Is il 4 !' 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Nam Il V W Everybody s Happy We re Done As the last page lS wrrtten ln th1s yearbook We can look back on frfty frve years of Narcrssus and Edrtors pages All has been sa1d that could be sard to thank all of those who have helped and carr1ed th responsrbrlrtles of our problems along wrth the1r own To Claude Krser Blll Manmlller Ernre and the Sentlnel Prlntrng Company we extend our heartfelt thanks for a 1ob Well done We are 1ndebted also to Drck Brrer and the lndranapolrs Engravrng Company and lack Bundy of the S K Smrth Company who reproduced our prctures and gave us our covers And to lohn Waltz who remembered that thrs was new to us and who furmshed hrs photographlc talent hrs car hrs trme and also hls rdeas Well We really dont know how to say rt any other way but thanks The work put forth by the oombrned advertrsrng and edrtorral staffs was long and hard but we feel that the frnlshed product was worth rt ln grvmg thrs book to you we hope you w1ll feel as we do and that It wrll remarn tradmonally yours l42 I I 1 I H l 9 . . . .. - If - - . f ' I , . 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