Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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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

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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

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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