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Contents Student Life .. . 2 Classrooms .. . .. 20 People .... .. 36 Clubs . . . . . 62 Sports .... .. 84 Merchants . .. ..l02 Kids who attend PHS are very much like those at any other school in any other town, for we always have to talk. l'Where did you find that? is a la- miliar remark heard from many Pl-lS's, lt may cover any thing from a false pony-tail to an ivy league cap. Gab sessions at Peru may take place at any time, between classes, at noon, or after school at the favorite hangout. Noon hour may find a open window a draft and boys r View ng the morrnirg happening like Vernon Wegert Dick Ciingaman and Kenny Edwards are And Yes, Even Any Where Butchie! Do you really mean it? asks Marti resting while she has a million things to do. Man, will I be glad when l graduate to a car, exclaims Don Mongosa to Bob Mills and Bill Miller, We started our year of '57 by making new acquaintances and then moved into the sports season. Although the under- standable language at the exciting games was small, we still managed to support our team wholeheartedly. Then came Christmas and vacation. We hurried back to school, anxious to show and discuss all the holiday tinery. As the weather became pleasanter we spent days and nights tilled with activities and conversation about the Prom and Commencement. Toward the end of the year we turned our eyes to summer and our plans for the future. This is a summary of our year and all the talking it over we accomplished. Ccm't you smell that coffee? We cer- tainly envy Miss Baker, Mrs. Robinson, Mr Fechtman, Mrs. Haag, Mrs, Tresch and Mrs. Price, who are enjoying alittle talk over morning coffee in the superin- tendents office. Cole, Sure, Doll, says Barry Brauneller as he proceeds to take another drink of his orange L 5 'Jn We Hove Our Serious Momenfs Please Corol be-ge Lorry H 1 del on he obkb Co ol Kehler fo orgwe e -xi crm Bu g '1 o d Sordror Rod lx term to Mr Delph olce corn 'wo We showed oux ecxmestness A 'rmmtlce Day by focmg eo t at 11 ox rw DI ,445 Tom Kxrk Iohrm Cooke ond Dovvl Depths of tudy o e Qhowrm on the toon Wheeler rr may con p the f1rt1 t1c e ort of Lmdo Peier wrth the nod 1 6 1 E W . K -Z. LQ' Y 1 - -' 93' ' r. 1 ' ' is 5 ' ' r r f u ss. ' A Y . N I f 'F ' f Gig S , ws A i ,, Qi gk? M, E Ae ' 'wr K l 3 YT 'IW A A 1 Q ' Aitention! Scotty Wmck, Io' 555 - . r c,, ri . er, lun - K over the P. A. 1 4 3, Qv Ll AM .Q E9 N , iw. K . l-54.11, ,. s r- M. . is of ' , , 'o ,,., ,Q A' Lore r Hs' H s ' .gs ' .1 e. . 4 .awww 'quam' ,,.,-ff 'I fd , X 5 Q f Lia was , ff,,:QQ '- ' 7 1, .W U In X A ffff A fig, fits: , ,Q-j?,Q - - x ' - 47's x v ..,fff? 'w . Q.. H-1:1 'QM w I , h I N?-f, ' f,i?1w ',g ,Gif ' K , q,i'Yl-'57, 'f A-vw H 74' M ,.,f1 4 7:2-A., bf. 5 K gg-P v' -HY ,AAwi, 'z5,g. Sm-:.,,v,' ai M'-X M-xi -r 1 T- Q 1 5, 3. in .iw-fs Q wi if is l , r X f if Q-5: wx 1' 4 ,F f fgfa BUDK RENT Lg A 'ii J Q Changes Make Very Interesting Topics Progress can always be found in an ever- changing school such as PHS. There are al- ways those people interested in the advancef rnent ot our high school. This is shown by the tact that in the past year Mr. G. D. Thompson loaned a portion of his priceless art collection to PHS for an exhibit. Mr. Thompson also matched the earnings that the Art department made selling cookies to help them build an art gallery, The YMCA added to our betterment by initiating a new club for freshman girls, the Tri-Hi-Y, and the faculty introduced a cash scholarship for a senior. Attentive Froshettes, members of the Tri-Hi-Y, a new Hi-Y club for freshman girls arei Row l: Stall- er, l. Parsons, Clausen, and Carson, Row 2: Neiman, Bell, Pope, l.eGate, Green, and L. Bailey. Row 3: C Thompson, M. Chandler, Gillette, l-lollarman, and Pape. Row 4: Castell, and Scott. Row 5: Garber and Chapin. Could it be that its hanging up side down? think These new electric typewriters can present p1oblems, Caroline Douglass Ted Tibbets and Pat Roberts as but Phyllis Mills has Miss Wood to help her solve her they inspect one of the art exhibit difficulty. As Conversation Fills All Ports of School Chcxtter fills the :ariteen d u rin g fourth period band. What say? It appears highly improbable that Mr. ing since her class is taking advantage of the door- Frerise-meier can understand what Mrs, Moon is say- way conversation as a time to talk. A ' gs' Q1 Hn nz fiv. g-'ii 25 N - WN? gg 553332 2 . I rn , W . V if A . .,,., 5 ,, . , f - X .. x 5 vi www avi ff hm, x X. ' QR If 6 rg J ' Q gg Q C is 'f 1 Q qv J 2 ' I 5 f ' ' 2' i 3 s Y A 22 ' W'fi1S7W4?'?1' , Sfageltonds Talk Over Problems Too Checking the gun light before its next use are the stagehands Konnie Welch Dick Cress Gayle Hays Charles Mills, lim Burnett, and Alan Lees. Credit should be given where it is due, so let's all give our thanks to the stage hands who are always ready to help make all our school functions a success. Making, painting, and putting together scenery are some of the projects that keep the boys busy. A little-known fact is that during each auditorium, at least one of these boys is behind the stage working the lights, adjusting the curtain, or attendf ing to the sound system. Mr. Hawker gives last minute instructions about the lights to the head stagehandfs, Konnie Welch and Charles Mills Dances Called For Delighfed Whispers At the Autumn Fantasy. Doug Engel ludy Bradley, Rise Chapin, and Kenny Ed- wards pause a moment to admire the las ci: itirzrz decoration.: The Christmas Ball will remain a pleas- ant memory in the minds of Ruth l'-lash and Terry Gray, shown dancing at the Christ was dance :sponsored by the Girls' Leagiifz Autumn Fantasy became a reality as couples danced to the music of the Star- lighters while attending the Thanksgiving dance. Miniature elves were given as favors as the couples entered the dance. Angels and elves surrounded the dance floor, making the dance seem almost make-believe. This dance was sponsored by the Tri Hi-Y TiA.G. Club. The Christmas Ball, a dance sponsored by the Girls' League, was beautifully dec- orated, The walls sparkled with beauty as they represented ornaments of a Christ- mas tree. A very large pink Christmas tree stood in the middle of the dance floor. Pink and silver Christmas balls with each couples name painted on them were hung on the tree and were given as favors throughout the evening, Music was provided by Dick Berger's Band as couples took advantage of the Stood dancing rhythms. And Many Favorable Commenfs e Prom a rx aw wk xx 'ma e 3 Q rom C xme V1 P 'OO 17 Th ::f,1'.x' S Lf- G 7 .' . Una S','i'.'ar 'Tj rosie 'x. Y, th lf i V YS f tw: T . 2:16 'yOur.g12Ier,1. The Christmas Ball ding'-I11','c i a '.'.'1r,'er .'c.,r1,. The Christmas Ball fuizif lean Aricii aid R fhawx Martha LQGZT-P iztfi Ilfffbl 3arrC'.'.',1 Shari stcidirig the bran Chriflitias tree tlai C tered the dance fl r Juniors Say Thai Father Knows Best Many problems arose in the Anderson household as the Iuniors presented Fa- ther Knows Best on February l3. This was a true-to-life comedy about the more lighthearted aspects of family life. Father, played by lim Moore, created a great many disturbances in the iamily's household when he was led to believe that his daughter, Betty, played by Mari- lyn Alwine, had eloped with one of his clients sons, Ralph, played by Bill Mc- Daniel. After Mr. Anderson had realized that Betty and Balph had really gone to a dance, he felt Very ashamed ot himself lor not trusting his daughter. Hold that wrench exclaim Life, McCain, Rauch M, Murphy and Moore while repairman Wheeler shows his anger. You ll be sorry Anderson say Ralph arid his father A Cypherd. Rauch, Wilson, McDaniel, Adams, Murphy as the cast looks on Left to right are Moore D Wheel l Myers, E. Andrews, Caple, Alwine, and Life. Garnbee I Cattir S Lindsey A Stegman McCain - 5 s Now. if we all try. says Maryann Struble, student director to play cast rnernbersi Sitting: S. Re-dmon, Mackey lngersoll, K OConnor, S. Morgan, and Buck- alew. Standing: Spohn, Ge-berin, S. Stegrnan, R. Nash Seniors Insist Our A drowning man, waterwings, measles, and two 19 year-old girls on a trip to France con- stituted some ot the laughable instances ot the senior play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The comedy was written by Cornelia Otis Skinner in collaboration with Emily Kimbrough. lt centers around a boat trip the girls took to France during their l9th summer. Their main reason tor going to Paris was so Cornelia could take acting lessons from a French comedian. The Pl-lS production starred Kathleen O'Con- nor as Cornelia and Shirley Morgan as her close friend, Emily. Cornelias mother, Maude, was Linda Peters, while Sam Stegrnan played Otis Skinner. What ez et. sayin Pat Spohn as he puzzledly wonder.: what tc thznk of Kathleen O'Conror and Shirley Mor- gan, '.-:ho are lust trying to impress Bernard Glizrss S. Wernz Brauneller, and Gliss, as she endeavors to impress the importance ot 'tstayzrg in character to the dramatists. Hearts Were Gay 3. fx . f E X IMLQ, n. k - M wg. VK Y' 1. A Q, -R 1 f 5 .L 5 ,+m Af 'Ss ,ff Q K WN , A gs 'Sin V wb K : ,, R f. ' jjrqgn h, 'f 9' 'kbs A. ' -. V: 11 N. N, ,Y XXV 1 ff-3 e 'ff 1 if iw -' gin .A efifiw .- A ,, 1 Q 4' K A Seniors Concentrate on College by Wrltlng Term Papers S. Students m semol composxhon classes work1r'g 1n the lrbrary wtth Mlss Helen Brundage ttnd that there IS a One course that always appears on a stu dents program card whether he 15 a tresh man sophomore or tumor 1S Engllsh Snr umts ot Enghsn tn some form are reaurred tor graduatron from PHS For the freshman thrs means two semesters of Enghsh grammar and l1terature Sopho mores must take at least one semester ot ht erature and grammar and one semester ot speech whrle tumors study grammar and the XXX-1-.- Q Brundage and comp teachers work many hours wrth t'1e 65 students takmg comp to make the source themes lrterature ot thelr natlve land from the New England prrmer to modern wntmg Wh1le Enghsh ts not requrred tor most sen rors those on the college entrance course must take one semester of Enghsh composrtron Sen tors spend many hours m the hbrary worklng on thelr 2500 word source themes learrnng the style ot footnotes brbhographres and ret erence books Brenhsll Berkshxre BS Dean Fmch AB MA Phrhp A Fox BS Iames F Hawker AB Engltsh Asst Dean ol nghsh lournahsm Engllsh Health Fresh Grrls Gtrls League 3 Dltcatrons Advrser man Basketball Coach Sponsor N, rll and Scroll Spon Engltsh Speech NFL Sponsor Debate Coach sor Iumor Semor Plays D1 rector Rodeo Drrector l 0 C V' fl X F K LIIIXI l l , Ss! Jr t 1 5 , V 4 3 lt '. l I 'i A Y ' A ' S X 4 Q gr i . i ' , , great deal ot work in perfecting a term paper. Miss material that would help in college English. . . 1 .l I . I 7 . 0- , , , . . W While Freshmen Begin Learning Arts Of A Foreign Language Como Esta Usted? comrng from the record player used by M1ss Ina Horn1sh 1n her classes helps Spamsh Students wantmg to take elect1ve Engllsh courses may take erther Journahsm or ad vanced speech Two semesters of lournallsm are offered and Journahsm students help Work on the Peruv1an and the Narc1ssus Speeca students are allowed to take several semesters of advanced publlc spealnng 1th Mr lcrr es Hawker Enghshhterature taught by MISSD an Fmch IS also offered to semors seekmg an elghth credlt ln Engllsh students learn by hearmg words and conversauons 1 the languages they are studymg What student studylng Lat n under 'ho frrec tlon of M1ss Ina Hornrsh Wlll forget h1s conyu gat1ons of amo amas arnat 7 Niany s udents were taken back to old Roman days ard d d as the Romans dld 1n then' stud1es of begm nmg and advanced Latm One modern language Spanrsh 15 also 1n cluded on the curnculum for those persons wantlng to learn a language Whlch IS spoken today Ina Hormsh AB MA Mary Stutesman AB Rxchard Wxlbanks BS Carroll R Wright BS Latm Spanish Engllsh Na11onalHon Y Teens Sponsor Englxsh Dean of Gu' s or Socxety ponsor Curls League Sponsor English breech NFL Co spon mor Senlor Play and Rodeo Asst Dlrecto 23 .. .. - . . . ,. .. . . . . my A 1. - . . , .4 . . . .. ,, X , V 1 . , , . . 4 - y 1. . , 1 . . . . ,, . . . . . . KU. U R . . . - v . V . . , , 1 ' - r f - . ' , l , S' . ' , 'N , , ' ' ' . - sor i',1.' - We Learn Business Methods For Our Future Careers Cary DaWcrlt obtains experience by selling a lamp to Ruth Scott during a salesmanship class demonstra- tion. Salesmanship, which is the art of selling, pre- pares a person for his tuture experience in sell- ing. lt teaches students the correct way to open and close a sale. They also learn the proper way to demonstrate goods and the correct way to write a sales letter. - Ili FT? L! MFC A 3 fl. s.X x - - . 31 1 I . I 1 0 'A 4 ye. IA. . Miss Ruth Wagner O.K.'s lane Ennis' work while other students drill in shorthand. A shorthand course enables a person to ap- ply for a job as a stenographer. Shorthand, a system of Writing abbreviated symbols, saves much time in taking notes at meetings or when an employer Wants his secretary to take a let- ter, A shorthand course would be very useful to a boy or girl who wishes to be a secretary. Richard W. Donovan, Alice Moon, B.S. B.S., M.S. Bookkeeping, P-Club Sponsor, Student Coun- Cil Sponsor mercial Law, lunior Business, Typing, Y-Teens Sponsor Salesmanship, Com- Huth V. Wagner, B.S., Hester C. Wood. A.B.. M.A. Iumor Business, Short- hand, Typing, Y-Teens Sponsor. MJX. Shorthand, Typing, Student Council Spon- sor, Narcissus Collec- tions Acivisor, Group Guidance Chairman. And Try to Find the Third Side of a Triangle Constructmg tnangles bxsectlng llnes and learnlng how to compute the thrrd Srde of a trrangle are all a part of the work done by Mr Noel Davrss geometry What IS math? lt IS four slmple parts ot arrth metrc add1t1on subtractron multrplrcatron and d1v1s1on Our school offers several math classes n only one year of math credrt rn a general course shop math for boys matorrng rn rndus trral arts and algebra geometry advanced algebra solld geometry and trrgonometry for Noel Davxs AB MA Advanced Mathematics Geometry Dean ot Boys Semor H1 Y Spon sor C21 Sponsor Safety Patrol Robert Frensemexer B S Geometry General Mathematrcs Commer cral Mathematics lun xo Red Cross Sponsor class Here Marle Toepler demonstrates a proof while Mary Io Volpert and Beverly Pre er look on college preparatory students rnterested rn the more drlfrcult and advanced stages of math ematrcs Thrs year a new advanced math course col culum for the trrst trme Llke other Junlor and senror math courses tlms new course IS taught by lvir Noel Davrs Elizabeth A Hldenour B I. Hute A B MS BS MS Algebra As stant Algebra General Math Prrncrpal Audio Vrsual ematrcs Iumor Red Educatron 'T cket Man Cross Sponsor ager 25 X. X f g .1 T g an . A , i - ' , . .- cluding general math for students who Want lege algebra, was included on the math curri- We Discover Wi+h History The signing of the Magna Charta or the Battle of Gettysburg take on special signifi- cance for PHS sophomores and juniors taking either world or American history. While world history is an elective, American history is re- quired for all students for graduation. A student teacher during the study of elections is Barbara Venice, who explains how our government leaders are elected to Mr. Wright's sophomore English class. Maps come in handy in history classes as Robert Larson points out the boundaries of a state during the United Slates' growing period. And Learn About Elections A special course this year at PHS was the study of election procedures the week before the presidential election. Seniors in govern- ment classes taught election procedure to fresh- man and sophomore English classes, while juniors and seniors received this information in their social studies classes. Robert C. Larson. B.S.E.. Ralph Poif, B.S. Albert C. Spandau, ILM.. M.P.E. History B.S. History, Health Driver Government, Seventh Training, Wrestling Grade Basketball Coach Assistant Foot- Coach, Student Council ball Coach. Sponsor. No Davtcl Kurz IS not trymg to blow up the school onstratmg IH chemlstry class nor IS he a junlor Dr Ielcyll Mr Hyde He s 1ust dem Boomlng Young Sclenhsts Have Many Chances to Advance Our sc1ence classes wh1ch lnclucle blology phys1cs and chermstry are becorrung unpor tant as we advance rnto the Atom1c Age when all the attentlon of the world IS focused on th use of our t1n1est partxcle the atom Sc1ences stuches d1f'er from other classes IFJ. that a student rnlght be dO1I'1Q h1s lesson wltl' a test tube and a bunsen burner 1nsteacl ol fl regular textbook Even the blOlOQY studen have a chance to get out lnto the nlce auturnn or sprmg Weather when they take tours to co' lect spec1mens for the1r experurents 69 Iess E Dice A B M A Paul Pnble A B M A Clarence M Oury A B Chemxstry Physxcs Bloloqy Gene Sc ence ulub Sp onsor Mathematlcs Bxology Freshman H Y Sp onsor t :N 5. 1 I I I . f , . . I . . . . il I A , . l - .A fi if - . I ,, . 4 ' - '1 R ' ln? ' an '11 f A A f . 'A K ?? 3 'Q , . u I li ' ' at V, i -.t I .V V, . ., V. . I , . an . . ,Mal . . . .. . If , I , Whe+her They Are Making Boa+s or Drawing Buildings Good hghtmg careful 'rteasu ements and preclse l a e nece sary for sudent llke D1ck Bachrran ho tare drattuda Ieny Wcrymne RJ sel uocherou Doug E ael lac tre op hat u ma we f lrcate a dlttc taking a Cd Do you need someone to butld a model house ne? Asl' the nddst tal rt students to lelp Tvxo nachtne shop Classes are taught at Pl-lS by lohn COliG1H vocattonal lnachtne shop luch prepares a student tor a voCat1on ID that orea and metal shop a general course tn rna C une snop wh1ch often helps students declde to follov up a vocatlon tn thts area Vocanonal s op meets three periods da1ly wtth l9 rnem bers Thetr protects fihtch are all tn the ad vlnced stages 1nClude nak ng ol rtnder or wood wormna lathe Drawing parts ot rnachtnes check valves ompressors and gnnders is the main Job of a s udent in H L Rector s dratttng classes Tnev also make blueprint drawlngs of homes for C ass yroiects ' , 's. l . r, and ' il lexrn rn Z h ., sh t.. as .V .l :af , :ita- Chines lriili ,za 1 ult as - of :are ot thern lines r, so it s ' ' .. . for you? Or do some repairing around your ho: ., A. t. '..r' a s ... Ao., you. 1 r ' A j V+' ' i J U i V I 4 V I T7 ' 4 i- . , ' r L a ,itll press, a ' , - ' ' J l , Shop Boys Find Thai' Accuracy Plays an lmpor+an+ Part XXX r--7- The woodworkmg classes taught by Thomas Yeager cons1st of work 1n carpentry Some boys work on regular S129 boats th1s year and the ent1re woodworlang classes VlSllSd the Wallace lactory ID Peru The fourth shop course whlch lS not found 1n the 1ndustr1al bu1ld1ng but under the T1g A bxg prolect IH woodworkmg IS undertaken by Charles Mrlls and Larry Suma wh1le Bob Hahn corn pares the1r work Wllh the blueprmts Arena 15 pr1nt1ng taught by D H Boone One ot the b1g Jobs lor the pr1nt shop boys IS pr1nt 1ng the Peruv1an each week They also pr1nt otfrce form blanks Th1s year the pr1nt shop classes went to South Bend tor a tour of the South Bend Tr1bune pr1nt1ng plant D H Boone BS MS Iohn Cokcnn BS H L Rector Tom Yeager BS Prmtmg Shop Math Machme Shor Sen1or Dratmg Woodworkmg Sopho Ncmoncxl Honor SOCl9lY H1 Y Sponsor lndus more H1 Y Sponsor l Sponsor Peruvxan Prmt tr al Club Sponsor dustr1al Club Sponsor Shop Adv ser A 'y 6 E , . if , , l l l , . . . . . , . .. . . ' , . . . . . B.S.. M.S. . . ., M.S. . , 2, 3 , Y , 5 I , 1 , I n. 1 ' 1 . We Keep Our Bodies in Healthful Condition By Taking Gym Carmella Musto. B.S. N. E. Gene Wvamz. Physical Educatron, B.S.. M.A. GAA Sponsor. Physrcal Educatxon, Boys' League Spar c Square dancing gave a new look to the gym classes as boys and girls learned that dancing can be fun :Ind gym classes dont mean just calisthenics, arf' Students ln health classes learn how to pre serve the health that IS so rrnportant to them They begrn by knowmg drtterent parts ot the body and how these parts tunctron ln an accr dent perhaps a student wrll know what to do because ot what he has learned rn health class Keeprng the body rn good physrcal shape doesnt mean lust knowmg about body tunc trons but rt also takes practrce Through gym nastrcs and games ln basketball volleyball and other sports freshman and sophomore boys and grrls were able to keep rn top physr cal shape 1-ug, Charles Craycraft. BA.. Ray Geyer. B.S.. M.S. mt M.A. Driver Trarnlng, Bas- Sharon Trexler and Ralph McCartney lead Mr. Cray- cralt's health class in learning de-lrnitions. 'SU Health and Safety, E- ketball Coach, Cross- Team Basketballcoach, Country Coach, Coun- Goll Coach selor Mrs Barbara McFadden student teacher s ox Dtana Smtth and Sandra McFadden how to pla e tar r patterns on the mater1al Sensors Fund Sewmg Easier How to choose patterns materlal fabrtc and color are some of the thmgs taught to th home econom1cs classes by Mrs Aclelme Prone She also lnstructs the gtrls 1n the co rect use of the sewmg machme Each year tln atrls are requtred to make a blouse and dress or a sk1rt and a blouse And Cookmg Becomes Fun For a perfect cake every tngreohent must be measured exactly to the last fractton Tht only one of the many prmctples of the culu ary arts stressed by Mrs Crone to h r home eco om1cs classes They learn thes L tc trec ttons for cookmg durmg th tw st ernester and wtll ftnd them useful the rest of tholr IX are Marc1a Roby Ioan Parsons n Claudette Robert SOY1 Adehne Crone B S M S Home naktng Caleterta Director FHA Sponso Gtrls League Sgonso '52 'A ' Y X o o 0 o ' e ' ' , .e . . L G I ' . 's is . .9 H ' . e as, cl - ' ' A e lr, s . JS-, . ' ' f A l' 'es I - . ' , in 'rs C . .fl Demonstrating their cooking ability for Mrs. Crone ' , ' 1 a i - if? at f a t su N ef, 'ss B 4' l 3 f L ' , , r I ! f ' ,f wifi 7 Creative Talents Come Alive in PHS Music and Art' Classes s s' . Icmes Noble. B.M. Band and Choir Direct- or, Tri-M Sponsor, rto- deo Music Director, Glee Club Director Even balls and wire can form an artistic design, Nancy Morgan and Gail Burhans learn as they Work on their mobiles for art class Be happy when you re smgmg says Music Director larnes Noble as he directs the girls glee club No school can be called a good school the-se days unless the finer arts are included oi the curriculum And living up to its standards Peru High School offers courses in both music ard fine arts ln music band choir and the glee club are of ered The choir carols through the halls at C ristmas and this year serenaded Mr Delpt or his birthday The band performs at football and basketball games One of the maior activities in which art classes participate is the making of paper mache masks All the beginning students create their own masks and then paint them while the advanced students make oil copies of the paintings in the main hall. r , lib .' const r Wayne F. Taylor. B.S. ,Q A 1 Art Ci sg Guiding Us Through The Year Is Our Principal, Mr Delph Fnend to all Thrs seems to be the motto of Mr Earl Delph Peru High School principal who always takes time to be not only the prin cipal of PHS but also a friend to all the stu dents lt seems he IS never too pressed witn his own work to help students solve problems and make decisions No problem is too small or unlmportant that our principal won t take time from his busy day to hear Mr Delph IS one of the first persons to extend a welcome hand of friendship to new students who enter our school as he gives the day s announcements He can Earl Delph Peru Hrgh School principal IS a person lamrlrar to everyone attending PHS whether we see him behind his desk standing in the corrldor between always be found at pep sessions encouraging us to yell and boost our team on to v1ctory lt 1S Mr Delph who reminds us to keep our lockers locked and which stalrs to ascend and descend Mr Delph can often be found in the mam hall at the close of the school day not discuss ing administrative or disciplinary duties brt Just the GCl1V1l1eS of the day with students as they pass through the halls on the way to their lockers or home Yes our pr1nc1pal IS a swell friend to all and after graduation classes leading a yell during the pep session making an onnouncement during an assembly pro gram 4-L ... Q- J Ar 0 0 C I U . . , His voice is one of the first of the morning a person whom we will all remember long I , . . I . I . . . I or l 1 l. l 3 33 The Non Teachlng Faculty Help Give Students Advace Charlotte Baker Helen Bruudage A B Bermce LeMaster R N Reber Showalter B S Secreta y to Prmc pal Speech and Hearing Ltbrarxan School Nurse Health Therapy Has a green bmlllold been tumed m9 Could I have a pass to the nurse s Oll1C9? Is thrs the place where we buy basketball t1ckets'? Our behmd the scenes workers at PHS con tnbute much more to the school system than unt1l late 1n the afternoon they help W1th lost and found art1cles take money for t1ckets sootn our fevered brows and make hte at PHS a lot easler Perhaps 1t s Wrong to call them non teach mg faculty because we learn a lot from them Mrs Leone Pr1ce extra curncular bookkeeper helps organ1zat1on treasurers keep thexr books Educatxon balanced whlle MISS Helen Brundage hbrar 1an helps us hnd books and teaches a one week course rn Knowmg Your Llbrary lor freshman Enghsh students M1ss Charlotte Baker Mr Delphs secretary charts and does the many 1obs that need to be done 1n the pr1nc1pal s offrce ln the super1ntendent s ofhce Mrs Mary Rc b mson and Mrs Mary Tresch work to keep tl'- entlre school c1ty up to date Wh1le Mrs Marte Haag watches 015 absentees to see rt we are gettlng our full quota of educatlon Mrs Mane Haag Leone Pnce Mary Robxnson Mary 'I' esch Attendance Ollxcer Extra Cur xcular Book Secretary to School Secretary to Superm keeper Board tendent - n ll - - , , . i Y D i U MA. . . ., B-su , . .. . . .4 . . I ' I l 1 - I 1 most students realize. From early morning keeps records up to date, handles attendance I - I I ' . ' . .e v . . . I ' . - r' - ' A l . 34 . While School Board Acts as Citizen Advisers For Problems ,1--q Looking over plans lor the new South Peru school are Russell Rhodes and W. L. Red on Standing Duey members of the school board. They arei seated: Mrs. Cypherd, L. A. Dinsmore, and Qgpt Fred Fechtman Mary Robinson Mrs. Paul Thompson Walter O'Brian, Mr. Fred D. Fechtman, as superintendent of the City Schools, is the executive officer of the school board and is entrusted with the man- agement of the schools. lt is his duty to put into operation and add minister effectively the policies adopted by the Board. l-le is expected to recommend pol- icies to the Board after careful consideration of the interests ot pupils, teachers, other school employees, and the community. ln addition to his work with the Board, Mr. Fechtman is responsible for nominating teach- ing and non-teaching employees and assign- ing teachers. l-le also determines instructional procedures and curriculum development. He is responsible for preparing the annual bud- get, approving purchases and expenditures, and recommending payment of claims that agree with budget provisions. 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How could tt have passed so soon lt seems hke only last week that the class of l957 were freshmen We walked through the halls led by btg brothers and ststers doubttng tl we mould ever be able to ttnd the way around htgh school ourselves ln our sophomore year we developed the teel ot thtngs and began to leel llke we were a part ot Peru Htgh We felt spectal pnde the day we chose our class rtngs Our tumor year, as upperclassmen tor the ttrst ttme, passed uneventful as far as betng upperclassmen was concerned, unttl we real tzed that we were presenttng the tumor play That ntght, no matter tt we were 1n the audl ence or behtnd stage we began to get that leeltng ot class prtde Commencement tound us glad to be neartng the sentor year but even the bravest ot us felt a httle pecuhar when we actually realtzed that there was no longer anyone ahead ot us at PHS We were sentors By the ttme school resumed we had forgot tert our fears of the prevtous Commencement All we could do was look torward toward our own graduatton Sttll whenever we dtd anythtng we secretly accepted the tact that tt was tor the last ttme Perhaps one of our worst moments came at the last lootball game We admttted we dtdnt have the best team tn the htstory ot the school but all we wanted was to wtn that last game And we dtd Later, we turned tn our term papers, checked our books tor the semester, and satd that we were sttll gotng to patnt our cords Then all ot a sudden tt was over We shake our heads and wonder where 1t went then hesttate, and mostly wtsh that we had tour more years Will, it 5 ' . 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U T , , , , . 7 . . . , . , , Semors ROW ONE Alley Terry M General Course H1 Y 4 SCIS ub Tr M 3 4 Ba Asst Mgr 4 Chr1stmas Concert 3 Amold Iames College Entrance Course H1 Y l 2 3 4 SCIENCE Club 3 4 Nat1onal Honor SOCl6lY Stage Crew 1 2 Bachman George Robert College Entrance Course l 4 Pres 2 Noon L guel Baker Bryan D Industrxal Course Industr1al Club Baker Carol Ann Commercxal Course Grs League Sec 3 Pres 4 T M 2 3 4 H1stor1an 4 GAA 2 3 Nat1onal Honor SOClSlY 3 4 Homecommg Attend an 2 Rodeo Queen 4 Band 12 3 4 Ma1orette 1 2 3 4 FlTSl L1eut 4 Cho1r 2 3 4 Swmg Cho1r 4 Student Counc1l 2 4 Way MUSlC Fest1val 1 2 3 4 Sprmg Concert 1 2 3 4 Baker Errol L Industrxal Course ROW TWO Ballee Dav1d College Entrance Course Nat1onal Honor SOClelY 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 VlC9 Pres 4 SCIENCE Club 4 Treas 4 Student Counc1l l Noon League 3 4 NGYCISSUS Collector 4 Barsoda Hazel I Homemak1ng Course ed Cross l 2 GAA 1 2 YT ens 2 3 4 R deol Se Benner Iudxth K Commercxal Course Tr1 M 3 4 Band 3 4 Chnstmas Concert 3 4 4 Way MUSIC Fest1val 3 4 hop Patrlcla Sue College Entrance Course AA 1 Ir Red Cross 4 FHA 4 Y Teens 3 Bonney Iudxth Kay College Entrance Course Club l Z Ir lied Cross 4 Glee Cluo l 2 Y Teens GAA l 2 Glrls League 'le-p 2 3 Peruv1an S all Z Narcts sus Stall 2 Rodeo l Student Counc l Bonney Sondra Sue Commercxal Course GAAl FHA 4 Treas 4 lr Red Cross 4 C11rls League Hep 1 Narc1ssus Collector 4 Glee Club l 2 ROW THREE Brammer Paul College Entrance Course Nat1onal Honor SOCl6lY 3 4 VICS Pres 4 SCISHCG Club l Z H 3 4 NFL 3 4 Sou Crew State NPL Meet 3 Sc1ence Fa1r Brauneller Barry C College Entrance Course Sc1ence Club 4 Tr1 M 3 4 NFL 3 4 Rodeo 3 4 CllOlT 3 4 V1ce Pres 4 Noon League 3 4 4 Way MUSIC Fesnval 3 4 Semor Play Brubaker Mary Io Commercxal Course Brothers Bert E Industnal Course Patrol Boy 1 2 3 4 lndustrtal Club 4 Buckalew Ioyce Suzanne College Entrance Course Cr1teenBoardl234S ZVC P 3Pr 4Qu1 an Scroll 4 Pres 4 Hodeol 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Ho eo Attendant 3 G1rls League Hep l Gll'lS League Co Soctety Cha1rman 4 Student Counctl 3 Safety COHVSHYIOH 3 Student Counc1l Conve-nt1or1 3 T1geret e 2 3 4 NGYCISSUS 2 3 4 Index Ed1tor 3 Co Ed1tor1n Ch1et 4 Yel Leader l Class V1ce Pres 4 Iumor Play Sen or Pay lxa onal Honor Sc Clely 3 4 4 Way Mus1c Fest1val 3 4 Peruv1an Statl Glee Club 1 Chr1stmas Concert 2 3 Sp mg Concert 2 NFL L 3 l U lourna11s 1 lnst1tute 3 Na 1sus Aucl1tor1u 2 3 4 SCIENCE Club 4 GAAl 2 Burhans Gall College Entrance Course Cubl 0 Art I , '5 . , ' , , - 3 , 1, 3, 5 'Ince Cl 3, 45 1- , 5 nd 2, 3, 4, ' K , f A f 5. 1 4 3, '45 J 4 A I . . 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Sensors ROW ONE Chatlosh Harold Industnczl Course H1Y 2 3 4 Vars1ty Club 4 Patrol Boy l 2 3 4 Captam 4 Leut 3 Peruvlan l 2 3 4 Cro Country 3 4 Track l 3 Noon League l 2 3 Clarkson Lmdu Du-mne General Course Y Teens 3 4 C 21 3 Glee Club 3 Clmgaman D1ck lndustnal Course lndustrtal Club 4 Noon League Copeland Conme Mae Commercxal Course GAA l 2 3 Ir Red Cross 4 Student Counc1l 1 Glee Club 1 2 Narc1ssus Collector 4 Cox Lana Lou Commercxal Course G A l 2 3 4 Tr1M 2 3 4 Homecommg Attendant 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 3 4 Rodeo 4 4 Way Must: Festlval Craxg Helen F Commercxal Course Transferred from Frenchburg Ky 3 Ir Red Cross 4 ROW TWO Cress Charles General Course l'l1Y 2 3 4 Var tty Club 3 4 Football Wrestlmg Dame Charles Industnal Course lndustrtal Club 2 3 DaWa1t Cary Dee lndustnal Course H1 Y l Treasurer l Var 1ty Club 2 3 4 Ch 1r 3 4 Bo League Rep 2 3 4 Orerotta 3 Rodeo 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 T ck 2 3 4 Noon Lea ue DaWalt lay C Industnal Course H1 Y l lnclustrral Club l Peruvtan S att 4 Deason Danel Industnal Course H1 Y l lnclustrtal Club 4 Deaton Lucy Ioyce Homemakmg Course G A l 2 Iuntor Red Cros l Y Teens 2 3 C Z1 1 FHA 3 4 Vtce Pres 4 ROW THREE Deweber Don General Course Peruv1an S all 4 INGYCISSUS Stall 4 Dlce Don less College Entrance Course Y l 3 Tr1 M 3 4 Sctence Clu 4 Ban Pep Band 4 Wrestlmg 4 Track 3 4 4 Way Muslc Fes val Dlce Ronald College Entrance Course Y l r1 M 2 nd l Boys League Rep l 4 Mustc Fesuval 1 Z 3 Dlxon Nancy Louxse Commerclal Course CAA l FHA 4 Ir Red Cross 4 Glrls League Rep 4 Na c1ssus Collector 4 Glee Club Donaldson Gary C College Entrance Course Baslcetballl 2 3 4 Footballl Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 3 Narc1ssus Collector 4 Doran Charles Eldon General Course lndustnal Club 4 Football l 0 1- lf' I f f 1 li SS' I I tl fl f l ' If - 45 , , ,4. , ' I n A I , Q S 1 f , I - 1 . 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Senuors ROW ONE Ebert Weldon M H1 Y 1 Sound Crew 3 Industnal Course Engel Ierry W Industnal Course lndustnal Club l 2 3 4 Treas 3 4 Peruvlan Headsetter 4 Noon League 2 3 Etue Lacxe Commerclal Course Flnster I D Industnal Course H Y l Sgt at Arms l Rodeo l 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Chorr 3 4 Boys League Rep I 2 3 4 Student Councxl on League l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 T k Mgr l 4 Way Muslc Festrval 3 4 Chrlstmas Concert 3 Garnett Bessxe Loulse College Entrance Course 1 2 4 Ir Red Cross 3 4 Art Club l Natrona Honor Socxety 4 Glee Club 3 Garver Phylhs Irene Commercial Course Ir Red Cross 3 4 Vrce Pres 3 Sec 4 Tr1M 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Narclssus Collector 4 ROW TWO Gebenn Plul College Entrance Course NFL 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Senlor Play Grek Robert College Entrance Course H1Y 2 Boys League Rep l Noon Leaguel 2 3 4 Gordon Bob Industrxal Course Gray Terry College Entrance Course H1 Y l Vars1ty Club 3 4 Boys League Rep 3 Boys League Sec 4 Rodeo 1 2 Student Councll 4 Student Body Pres 4 sketballl 2 3 4 F balll 2 3 4 Ca 4 Ten lrack 4 Noon League 1 Canteen Boar l 2 3 4 Vlce Pres Gross Sonja Lou General Course GAA l 2 Nlatronal Honor Soclety 4 FHA 4 Glrls League Rep 2 Guyer Henry College Entrance Course Boys League Re l 2 3 4 Noon League l Football l ROW THREE Hancock Bette Iane Commercral Course Homecomlng Queen 4 Band l Flag Tvvlrler 2 Txgerette 3 4 Chotr 3 4 Student Councll 1 2 Gxrls League Second Vxce Pres 4 Corres Sec 3 Hardwxck Dons lean College Entrance Course GAA 1 2 Chorus 3 Harmon Iames V Industnal Course H1 Y l lndustrlal Club 4 Noon League Football l Stage Crew 2 3 Harvey Edward Lee General Course Peruvlan Stalfl 2 3 4 Cross Countr 4 Hoppe Nancy Kelly Commercxal Course GAA l YTeens 3 Ir Red Cross 4 lNat1onal Honor Soctety eo 3 4 Cllolr 3 4 lumor Play 4Wa Muslc Festlval 3 4 Narctssus Collec or 4 Chrlstmas Con cert 2 3 4 Sprmrg Concert 3 4 Hrght Rxchard Industnal Course r us ral Club 4 ,K I ,Xi I . 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Seniors HOW ONE Hmton Patncla Iean Commercxal Course Commercral Course GAA l Rodeo l Z Hoeppner Dxan YTeons Z 3 4 Sec 4 HA Hohenberger Robert Lee Industrlal Course H1 Y l 2 lndustrlal Club 4 Patrol Boys 2 3 Holland Edward Varslty Club 3 4 Rodeo 4 Boys League Rep 4 Cholr 4 Noon League l Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Football l Cross Country 2 3 4 College Entrance Course Holloway Iams Leone College Entrance Course M 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Bond l 2 3 3 4 Chrtstmas Concert l 2 3 Hopper Rose Ann College Entrance Course ed Cross l 2 Tr Nattonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Math Contest ROW TWO Host Lyn Course Howard Peggy Ann Commerclal Course GAAI 1 3 Glee Clunl 2 3 Rodeol Christmas Concertl Huston Kay College Entrance Course A l 2 lr Red Cross l A NFL Z 3 Grls Lea ue l 4 Rode 2 3 O, eretta Ingersoll Iuchth Ann College Entrance Course Tr1M 2 3 4 NFL 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Na'1cnal Honor o Ctety 4 GAA l lr Red Cross l Scxence Club 4 Rodeo l Z O retta 2 r y mor Play Cholr I Glee Club l Band 2 3 4 4 Way Musto Festwal Christmas Concert 2 3 4 Sprmg C ert 2 3 4 ouden Council 3 NFL State ima s 3 4 lones Dennxs College Entrance Course l 2 3 Boys League Treas 3 oys Lfo ue Rodeo 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Pres 4 Noon Lea,ue 3 Kxrk hm Industnal Course rslty Club 2 3 4 Boys League Pres 4 P oo aslcetball l 17 k 1 le ROW THREE Landis Ierry Ioe General Course 2 T Rn Operetta 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Sgt ot Guard Cholr F otball l 2 4 Laudenschlcrger Iudy A Commercxal Course Transferred from Clayton N l l YTeens 2 3 4 Peruvt Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Lawson Ross lndustnal Club 4 Lee Walter T H1 Y Cl'1a,.la1r1 Student Councrl l Industnal Cource General Course otbal l Tra lc C ass Industrxal Course Lees Wrlllam A nlu ub 3 4 Na cssus Colle t Lewis Beverly Io Commercial Course Cl l o . ni V I I . 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Sensors ROW ONE Lucy Paulme Kathryn College Entrance Course Ir Red Cross l Y'l'eens 2 3 Natmonal Honor Soclety 3 4 McCleary Sara Ann College Entrance Course YTeens 3 4 Trl M 4 Rodeo 2 3 4 Choxr 4 lumor Play 4Way Musrc Festlval 4 Narclssus Collector 4 Chrtstma Concert 4 Glee Club 3 McFadden Sadona Fay General Course A1 2 YTeens 2 3 4 Pres 4 FHA 4 Glee Club 2 Rodeo 3 Ltbrarxan Conference 4 McGrew Charles Damel College Entrance Course l 4 Trea 4 'l'r1M 3 4 Vtce Pres 4 Sctence Club 4 Rodeo l 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Iunlor Play Sen Play Band 3 4 Chotr 2 3 4 Student Counc1l3 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Noon League 4 Track l 2 3 4 Cro Country 2 Class Vtce Pres 2 Pres 3 Student Body Vnce Pres 4 Narctssus Collector 4 4 Way Mustc Festtval 2 3 4 Mackey Sue College Entranc Course A l 2 3 Red Cross I Y Teens 2 Nattonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Trt M 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Rodeo l 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Chotr 2 3 4 Iumor Play Semor Play 4 Way Muslc Festtval 2 3 Martm Lots Burwrck Homemakmg Course G Al FHA 2 3 4 Hlstortan 3 Pres 4 ROW TWO Mathla Gerald Industnal Course Varstty Club 2 3 4 H1 Y 1 Boys League Vtce Pres 4 ross Country l 2 Footbal 3 4 kelball l 2 ack l 2 Mazarenko Halma Ann Commerczal Course A Club2 3 4 YTeens2 3 4 GAA12 Mrddlekaulf Max General Course H Y l 2 3 4 Trl M 3 4 Rodeo 3 4 Boys League Rep I Choxr 3 4 Basketball Mgr l Mzlls Charles Industnal Course Stage Crew 3 4 lndustrtal Club 4 Mrlls Phyllis Marceda Commerc1al Course GAA l 2 3 YTeens 2 C21 l Ir Red Cross 2 Caduceus Club l NFL l 2 3 Art Club 4 Rodeo 4 Peruvxan Statt 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Llbrary Conventron 2 4 Mongosa Raymond Industnal Course ROW THREE Morecraft Lynn Dlane College Entrance Course Ir Red Cross 2 3 4 Vxce Pres 4 Art Club 3 4 Morgan Nancy Anne General Course 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Second Lleut 4 Rodeo Attendant l 2 3 4 Gtrls League Rep 2 3 Narctssus Statt 2 Choxr 2 3 4 L1brar1an 4 Class lreas 1 2 3 4 4Way Musxc Festlval 2 3 4 YTeens 2 Morgan Shrrley Paul College Entrance Course Art Club 4 Rodeo 4 Chotr 4 Gtrls League Rep 4 4 Way Musto F9Sl1VGl 3 Chrtstmas Concert 4 Sen1or Play Myers Carolyn Commercxal Course Myers Iudrth Ann College Entrance Course GAA l 2 Ir Red Cross l 2 3 4 Nattonal Honor SOC1ElY 3 4 Student Counctl l Peruvtan Starr 3 State Math Con s l Myers Mary Ann Commercral Course Collector 4 O . rt I , , 5 - , , 7 I , . : - , 7 ' I t - i- I V'I I .V I P I I , I I GA , I: - , , , . : : , 3: I I , . : I l If l J I , NPL ', 2, 3, , S. , '- , , - . , 4 : , , , : z ' : iOr I I I. 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I Ir. 4, 2 . f 43 Seniors ROW ONE Nash Ruth Ellen College Entrance Course udentCounc1l l A 3 4 S 4 Ar Club 2 3 4 r Pres 3 Sctence Club 3 4 Sec 4 Gtrls League Art Co Charrman 3 Ftrst Vtce Pres 4 Glee Club l T M 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Ltbrartan 3 Chotr 4 Iuntor Play Semor Play Class Sec l 2 3 4 Rodeol 2 3 4 Rodeo Attendant 2 Operetta 2 GAA l 4Way Musto Festwal l 2 3 Sprtng Concertl 2 3 4 Cbrtstmas Concertl 2 3 4 Norem Garry L College Entrance Course HrYl 2 3 Treas 4 Boys League Rep 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 O Brxan Ierome Iohn College Entrance Course l Z 3 4 Pres 4 Varsxty Club 3 4 Rodeo 3 Band Football l 2 League l 2 O Connor Kathleen Honora College Entrance Course l 2 4 4 Basketball l 2 Wrestlmg 2 3 Noon 4 Tr1M 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Soclety Chotr 3 4 Gtrls League R p 1 Iumor Play S mor Play Rodeo l 2 3 4 Student Dtrector 4 State Soeech Meet 3 4 4 Way Mustc Festtval 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Nattonal Speech Meet 3 League CoSoc1ety Charrman 4 Gtrls Orpurt Nancy lane General Course Packard Carol Homemakxng Course ROW TWO Parsons Ioan Renee General Course Ir Red Crossl 4 Treas 4 Tr1M 2 GAAI 2 YTeensl Z FHA 4 Htstorxan 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Caduceus Club l Rodeo l 2 Tlgerette 2 3 lNarc1ssus Stalt 2 Peru vlan Statt 2 3 Canteen Board 1 Cwlee Club l 2 Narctssus Collecto 4 I U Iournaltsm lnstttute 3 Franklm Press Con venttort 3 4 Way Musto Festwal 2 Personett Glen College Entrance Course H1Y 3 4 Sctence Club 3 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Rodeo 4 Chotr 4 4 Way Mustc Festtval 4 Noon League 1 Nt' 44 P ters Lmda I College Entrance Course A1 Art Clubl 2 3 T M2 3 4 Rodeo3 4 Iun Play Semor Play 4Way Musto Festtval l 2 3 4 Class Vtce Pres 3 Sprtng Concert l 2 3 4 Chrtstmas Concert Phxllabaum Iaruce Lynn Commercxal Course GAA l 2 3 Ir Red Cross 4 Rodeo 2 Narctssus Collector 4 Glee Club l Polk Sylvan Earl College Entrance Course NFL l 2 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Natxonal Honor Soctety 4 Iumor Play Sen1or Play Rodeo l 2 3 4 B nd 2 3 4 Chrtstmas Concert 2 3 4 Noon League l 2 3 4 Cross Country l Tenms l 2 3 4 Narctssus Collector 4 4 Way Mustc Festtval 2 3 4 G-lee Club 2 Pontxus Colletta Io Commercxal Course G A2 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 HOW THREE Powell Ierry R College Entrance Course arstty Club 2 3 4 Rodeol 4 Bandl 2 Mgr 4 otball l 2 3 Westlmg 2 3 ack l 4 Noon League 3 4 4Way Mustc Festxvall 2 3 4 Rautenkranz Iulxa A Commercral Course Transferred from North Manchester lnd 4 Redmon Carl Peter College Entrance Course H1 Y 1 Varslty Club 3 4 Vtce Pres 4 Scxence Club 4 Rodeo3 4 Bcmdl 2 Cho1r3 4 Boys League Rep l 2 3 ootball 2 3 4 Wrestlmgl 2 4 Tra 3 4 No League 4 Way Mustc Festtval l 2 3 4 Redmon Sherry Kay College Entrance Course Art Club 2 3 4 Sec Treas 4 GAA l Gtrls League Rep 4 Semor Play eed Iudxth Elame General Course Art Club l 2 Natronal Honor Soctety 4 Glee Club l 2 GAA 2 3 Rodeol 2 3 4 Cwtrls League Rep 2 4 Iunlor Chotr 3 4 4 Way Mustc Festxval 3 4 lndustrlal Course x U GA' g l , , ,4, ri- , , : , z tor St , ', , , ec, g t , , , V'ce- . 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A A A A A 2. , s Sensors ROW ONE Robertson Claudette Sue General Course GAA 1 2 Ir Red Cross 4 FHA 4 Student Councll 2 Rodeo Attendantl Glrls League Rep 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 Nar clssus Collector 4 Roby Marcxa lean General Course GAA l 2 YTeens 3 FHA 4 Ir Red Cross 4 Rodeo 2 3 4 Gtrls League Rep 2 Glee Club 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Cap tatn 4 Rody Iames E Commercml Course NFL 2 Cross Countryl 2 3 4 Track 3 Basketball l 2 Rommellanger Carol College Entrance Course eens 3 Art Club 1 Tr1M 3 FL 2 deo l Operetta 2 Cholr 2 3 4 4 Way Muslc Festlval Chrzstmas Concert Glee Club l Sprmg Concert 2 3 4 Rose Howard lndustnal Course C o1r 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Varsxty ub Rusert Patncra D Commerc1al Course GAA l Y Teens 2 3 4 Art Club 4 Glee Club 3 ROW TWO Rush Nancy Dawn Commerclal Course M 2 3 d 3 4 Llbrarla 4 Pep B nd Dance Band l 2 3 4 4 Way MUSIC Festlval l 2 3 4 Scl ence Club 4 Scott Ruth Ann General Course Rodeo 3 Chr stmas Concert 3 4 Nar lssus Collector 4 Sharp Reta Kay General Couree GAA l FHA 4 Rodeo l 2 Sharpi Allen College Entrance Course Shxpman Darrel General Course V rs1ty Club 2 3 4 H1 Y l Baske ba l 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Track 1 Short Ronald General Course H1 Y Quail and Scroll 4 Vtce Pres 4 Iumor Play Peruvlan Bus Mgr 3 Narclssus Bus Mgr 4 Narcxssus Audxtorxum 3 4 Rodeo 4 ROW THREE Smger Mary General Course Smalley Sherry ee Commercxal Course Glee Club 3 Smlth Dxane L Commerclal Course GAA l YTeens 2 3 4 FHA 4 Smlth Sharon Iane Commercxal Course GAA l 2 3 I Red Cross 4 Peruvlar- Staff 2 Student Coun cl l 2 Rodeo 2 Glee Club l 2 'Nla lssus Collector 4 Spohn Patnck Delane College Entrance Course M 2 3 Pr s 4 Rodeol 2 3 4 Opere a 2 Ban 2 3 4 Captam 4 Cholr 3 4 StucentD1rector 4 Boys League Rep 2 Track l 2 3 4 Dance Band l 2 3 4 Lead e 3 4 Semo Play 4 Stants Mary Louxse General Course Ir Red Cross l 2 3 Glee Club 3 O I 5 - 5 5 . 1 , , z G 4 f ' F to F 1 it ' f 7 f ' 3, 4. 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' Sensors ROW ONE Trent Rolla G Industrial Course Trexler Terry General Course H1 Y 1 Varstty ub reas o eo C tr otball l 2 3 4 T ack l 2 3 4 Noon League 2 Troxell Darrell Industrxal Course lndustrtal Club L 3 Ventce Barbara Commercial Course Y Teens 3 4 'lrt M 4 Glee Club 3 Cboxr 4 Homecomtnq Attendant l GAA l 2 Wamscott Shen College Entrance Course Art Club l 4 GAA 1 2 Scxence Club 4 Tr1M 3 4 Ir R d oss l R deo l O 4 G1 League Rep 3 4 Way Musnc Festtval 2 3 4 Glee Club l Chrtstmas Concert 3 4 Waymlre Ierry Industrxal Course lndustrtal Club 2 3 4 ROW TWO Stegman B111 College Entrance Course Ht Y l Varstty Club 2 3 4 Tn M 3 4 Nattonal Honor So ctety 4 Scxence Club 3 4 Rodeo 3 4 lumor Play Chotr 4 Ba ketballl 2 Mg 2 Trackl 2 Footballl 2 No League l Z 3 4 State Geometry Contest 2 Stegman Sam College Entrance Course 1 H es T 3 4 Scten Club 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Pres 4 Rodeo l 2 3 4 S dent Dtrector 4 Student Counctl 3 Class V ce Pres l Perunan Start l NFL State Con est 3 4 Nattonal 3 4 Way ISI F sttval l 7 3 4 Ban 2 3 4 Student Drector Track 3 lt1nlOY Play Sentor Play Boys State 3 Struble Mary Ann College Entrance Course GAA l 2 3 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Rodeo 2 3 4 Stu dent Counctl 4 Chotr 3 4 Senlor Play Student D1rector Suma Larry lndustnal Course Football l Trllett Lmda G A l 2 Club 3 Toepter B111 College Entrance Course 4 Rodeo 2 3 4 Narctssus Collecto 4 Glee College Entrance Course ROW THREE Wernz Steve College Entrance Course Varstty Club 3 4 Boys League Rep 3 Rodeo 4 Football l 2 3 4 Noon League 4 Trackl 3 Wrestltna l Westcott Harry Thomas College Entrance Course Varstty Club 2 3 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Vtce Pres 4 H Y 1 Natmonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Student Counctl 2 3 Rodeo 1 tballl 4 Trac l 2 Basketb l 2 No Leaguel 2 3 4 Class Pres 2 Narclssus Collector 4 Glee C uh l 2 Wrlkmson Carolyn Eloxse College Entrance Course YTeens 2 3 4 Pres 3 Treas 4 Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 3 Student Counctl 4 Peruvlan Stall 2 4 Asst News Edltor 2 Narctssus Statt Z 3 4 Acttvtttes Edttor 4 Latm Contest l Geometry Contest 2 Glee Club 2 3 Wrllxs Vlrgxnla Ioyce Commercial Course Ir Red Crossl 2 3 4 Sec l FHA 2 Nattonal Honor So cey 3 4 Rodeo 4 Cholr 4 Student Counctl 2 Gtrls League Rep 3 Narctssus Stall 3 Peruvtan Statt 2 glee Clab 3 Wmlls Emma Lee General Course Transferred from Butler Townshlp 4 lxattonal Hono Some x Wrlson Reta College Entrance Course Al Sctence Club 4 Tr1M Rodeo 4 Band l 2 3 Narctssus Collector 4 Chrtstmas Concert l 2 3 4 Sprr 5 C ncert 1 2 3 4 4 Way Mustc Festtval 1 2 3 4 o 1 A , , 3, , , , 5 r 1 - 5 ' Cl 4, T 45 R d 3, 45 ho 3, 45 , Fo ,5,. r ,,5, , 3, 4. 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Muslgnpesuvcl ep an once Zmn 'iobert H Industnul Course Welch Konme Industnal Course Zavakos Iames M Industncxl Course Stage Crew 2 3 4 Football 4 lndustnol Club 3 4 Rodeo 2 Stage C ew l 2 3 47 O If A I , GAI, , ,4, s. 5 - en 3: 0 ,2,3,: . . . , 5 ' ' . , , , 7 r l, 2, 4. Weideman, Wzlham Ward Industnal Course I f I - ' : 5 1' , , - Homecoming Queen Bette Hancock receives a kiss from Dan McGrew, Student Body vice-president, as Lickin' good is the expression used by Sonia Nancy Redmon and Marilyn Alwine two underclass Gross, Dian Hoeppner, and Ioan Parsons as they members of the court, look on prepare for the future by baking a pie. Seniors Lead an Enjoyable Life-Even If They Don r Think So 1' 7 .. ,,,. ,, . f-gf -if t 'f '1-in-I-fw 1 'fi me-Y :QQ room: SEPT.7 LOGAN L O - 4 2l PLYMOUTH OCT. 5 WABASH ' I2 TIPTON I6 ELWOOD George Edward Holland seems to be more of a nuisance than a help to lim Kirk and Harold Chatlosh an they put up the Varsity Club football schedule. E' n Row One: Larry Adams, Marilynn Alwine, Edith Io Andrews, Iohn Arland, Iean Arnold, Dxck Bachman, Har- riett Bakehorn. Row Two: Ioyce Bardsley, Robert Barr, Roberta Barr, Mable Bates, Ienny Beard, Iudy Beauchamp, Myron Bell. Row Three: Linda Bender, Shirley Benner, Ierry Black, Robert Black, Karen Black- man, Sharen Blackman, Alex Bondar. How Four: Iudy Bostic, Iudy Bradley, Charles Braun, Bob Bruclc, Nancy Burkhart, Lynda Caple, Oneda Carr. Row Five: Ed Carriger, Brenda Cartee, Ioyce Cattin, Dick Chandler, Ed Chris, Connie Clem, David Cleve- land. How Six: Marti Cole, Iohn Cooke, David Compzm, Dan Conner, Connie Carr-2.1, june Cotner, Ierry Cover. Row Seven: Dick Cress, Ioe Cress, Madeline Crippen, Bill Cress, Ann Cypherd, Denny Dinsrnore, Suzanne Donaldson. Juniors The juniors got off to a start this year by electing their class officers. David Wheeler was chosen president, Susie Dyer, vice president, lohn Cooke, sece re-tary, and Tom Kirk, treasurer, lt was a great feeling to be upperclassmen, with only one year to go before reaching the top. A big occasion came when the class rings, which were or- dered last year, arrived. Talking over some important class business are David Wheeler, Iohn Cooke, Susie Dyer, and Tom Kirk. M , vt ,1 I 1, 1 88 -I-J 'U' if' 'Wi f :QS 1 1 H '- we ' ' J , Lb ft v-ra -1 . X 2? K., , gf HM g I S 2 rv -,J as 4 4-if 1' ? -QQ: it? Wk fl' ,Jn i' ...AJ Q ri -Nv- 'E vt 'ul' '7 -4 if A' 1 -L 'sal QT .Q 50 ,we an Riff! iv Lf 5 l fs ,-s 'Qs lm s nf E 5 L 1 Jumors Rev. One Elotse Doran ludte Doran Karen Doran Carolme Douglass Kar n Dravtng Beverly Durkes Sam Dye How Two Susre Dyer Doug Engle lane Enms Bob Fenelle Charles Ferguson Barbara Ferns Allen Flora Row Three Margaret Floyd Pete Foreman Paul Fultz Ierry Fuqua Beverly Gal brarth Ierry Galbratth Lxnda Gambee How Four Ioan Garltng house Sue Garrtson Kenny Garner Max Gasaway Max Gerselman Norma lean Gey er Iohn Goble Row Fxve Russell Gouch enour Eugenta Graltt Bob Grandstafr Mrke Gray Rv th Grtdley Elmer Gro s Everlll Gruwell Row Sxx Ronald Gustafson Katre Guyer Bob Hahn Nedra Harmon Bob Harsh man Ma got ha tleroacl Frank Hartsnorne Row Seven Anna ayle Hays Blll I vle Terry Hentgen Ierry H rs Itm Hrers Becky Hrrer Row Exght Arlrss Iod bn Ianet Hodson Iohn Holt hm Hostetler Shtrley Houlxhan Iohn Hutchmson V1rgm1a lackson How Nxne I dy 1 s Charlotte Iones Los B91 Ed Kennedy Tom Kma ll Ktrk lohn Krrkmey Row Ten Dave Kur lean me Kuntz Ltnda L Lols Lrfe Becky Lrghty ohxon McAltster Don McCa1n Row Eleven Ralph Mc Cartney Btll McDan1els Mtke McElheny I D McGm ms Glen McI.ay Raymond Magaard Donna Manmes ' 2' - K B f ., ' .. 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V - ' Juniors Row One Barbara Martm Lots Martm Sharon Mattox Sandra Mavrtck Ixm Mlller Patty Mlller B111 M1lls Row Two Margaret ' l Beverly M1shler Larry Moon ey I1m Moore Iudy More craft Al1ce Murphy M1ke Murphy Row Three Iudy Anne My ers Iudy Kay Myers Mar land Myers Stanley Newby Ahce Newpert B111 Oglesb LaWanda Parnsh Row Four Iohn Pegg Sam Pegg Beverly Prem1er Ernle Range Mary Rldenour Fred Rouch lun Russo How Five Ronme Sampson Conme Schmldt Wayne Schrader Carolyn Schroll Martlyn Schroll Helen Row Sxx Carol Sxrnpson Bob Smxth Carl Smrth Dwam Smlth Paul Smxth Nancy Smlth Vernon Sorenson Row Seven Mary Swlhart Betty Swope Ann Stegman Carolyn Strassl Tom Stout Lmda Thomas Carol Ullery Row Exght Steve Wack mt Ixrn Walker Iudy Ward Terry Warder Beverly Weav Phoebe Webb Robert Weldernan Row Nxne Patsy Welke Blll Westaler Davzd Wheel Iohn Whxttenberger Becky Wexst Charles W1l burn Allce Wllson Row Ten Rosellen Wrlson Iohn Wxnters Charlene W1se, Iudy Whlttenberg Dlck Woodhouse Conme Wooten N1ck Zelmsky Row Eleven Ahce Zmn I : ,,'lll,.3, f Yr Sharpf, Marlene Shipley, ef, I 1 er, I Q , lean Arnold insists that the trophy she points to is the neatest one in the case, while Ann Cypherd, Dick Chandler, and Terry Hentgen disagree. Juniors Find Thai' H's Great' To Be Almos+ A+ The Top Oh, Mr. Fox, l'm sorry, so help me up, says Iudy Anne Myers from Maybe some day our junior boys will have their pictures up there too her new chair in the publications think Linda Lee, Dave Compton, and Alice Neupert as they look at past oiiicc basketball team pictures. .52. Sophomores Sophomores found it a great feeling to be 'lin-between this year-past the freshman year and on the Way to becoming upperclassmen. For class otticers, members ot the class of 1959 elected lim Burnett, president, Donna Pressler, vice president, Sharon Branam, secre- tary, and Freeman Smith, treasurer, Early arrivals at school are sophomore officers Shar- on Branam, Donna Pressler, lim Burnett, and Freeman Smith. Row One: Iudy Adkins, Nikie Aikman, Terry Amos, Kenny Anderson, Billon An- derson Tom Andrews, lames Armstrong. ha Y? Row Two: Bob Arvin, ludy Babcoke, Terry Bailey Nancy Bakehorn, lim Baker, Phyllis Barkdull, Don Barr. How Three: Helen Bender, lim Bixler, Betty Black, Nan- cy Blackburn, Karen Black- man, Sharon Branam, Terry Brooks Row Four: Robert Brough, loann Burgan, lim Burnett, lerry Butler, Gary Butt, Thanet Butzin Larry Calla- han. Row Five: Anita Catey, Ellen Cattin, Patty Cattin, lay Cole, Linda Colglazier, Henry Conqer, Mike Conger. Row Six: Phil Correll, Phyl- lis Cotner, lack Cover, Larry Cover, Susie Cover, Clyde Creech, Dorls Crist. Row Seven: lohn Cypherd, lohn Daqnen, Phillip Dame, Judy Danaertield Becky Da- Walt, Carol Deane, Diane Del.awter F7 3. 4 E :Te 'LM Z U' vi vu nr yo- re W .Q 1' rn fwfr Q0 'N 'Sv ,A E 64 'WRU' P? wir! 'W -n Q s QR 'QL fe Q- of rx '2 1' 54 2 fha-1 E Sophomores Row One Wayne DeLaw ter Bonnre Devrne Della Donaldson Dxane Donaldson Mary Douglas Kenny Ed wards Dean Ellers Row Two Sharon Engel age Wrlla Enyart Iudy Es tep Sharon Ewer Fred Fechtman lane Ferrara Debbre Frshback Row Three Georgann Foo shee Marron Foy Larry Garbert Kenny Garland Crarg Gaunt Martha Gar land Bonnre Geberrn Row Four Iulre Grlarrst Susre Grllette Don Gray Beverly G een Max Greene Tom Grether Tom Grrmes Row Five Norwood Hall Jerry Hamman Lrnda Han cock Ieanrne Hartleroad Blll Hem Larry Hemdal Nancy Hendrrcks Row Srx ludy Hrggrnboth am Elmer Hrleman Lrnda Hrll Nancy Hrll Georgrana Holden Sandra Holdren Susre Holland Row Seven Irm Holme hn Hoover Ielf Host Lrnda Howard Tom Howenstern Bob Hudson Terry Hudson How Exght Peggy Huffman Sharon Hultz Sharon Iames Lucrlle lones Tom Iones Sandra lordan Sharon lor dan How Nine Carol Kehler lerry Krng Karl Kmg Hlch ard Kramer Davrd Kraus koul lohnny Landgrave Allan Lees Row Ten Brllre Lenlesty Karen Lrndsey Iudy Loury Larry McCa1n Dan McGue Robert McKrnley Rrchard McK1nney Row Eleven C h a r l e s Merschke Iames Marqurs Dzck Martrn lerry Mellrnger Kay Messmore Fred Met Calfe Sandy Met7aer , eb? 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Sophomores Hov One Ronald Young Iohn Mrley Mary Lou Miller Rrchard Mxller Veromca Mettler lean M1 e Lot Mor gan Row Two Deanna Moyer Harold Myers Becky New man Huthann Noblrtt Ned North Don Ou ley ay Parkman Row Three Brll Pennycotl Marrlyn Personett Nancy Phrllabaum Ieanne Ann Pon trus Donna Pressler Kay Qurck Sherrrll Qurgley How Four Sandra Rader Zalene Reyburn Ralph Flrch ards Dave Rltchte Carolyn Roarlc Pat Roberts Ieneal Rush Row Five Iudy Say or Iulxe Scheerer Arlene Schult Dan Scott Gary Scott Karen See Blll Shana barger Row Six Denms Smalley Dale Smrth Freeman Sm th Ke1tl't Smrth Krrk Smxth Row Seven Pr1sc1llaSnow den Garry Stackhouse Bob Sterlng Brll Struble DGVld Sutton Fred Tate Marte Toepfer Row Erght Iames Thomas Judy Thompson Ted Tb bets Davrd Townsend I dy Townsend Phyllrs Town end Della Townsend How Nine Phrlllp Town send Sharon 'lrexler Iere Wendt Francrs Tuttle Con me Van Baalen Davrd Van Tree-se Mary lo Volpert Sherry Ward Row Ten Lrnda Warren Tom Waymrre Iohn Whrte Iudy Whrte Lana Wrllcrnson Ieannme Wlllrams Rona d Wr'lra'ns Nancy Wrlsorv Row Eleven Scotty Wrrrck Iames Wrtham Mrke Wous ter lohn Wylre Irm Yard Iudy Zavokos Srdney Zerbe Sharon Zrmmerman I , 5 ,I K Mickr Smith,'Sue Smrth I V , A . 3 i l L . Look, mal No mess! Sandy Holdren looks siupified at the fact that her locker has some semblance of strolling UCTOSS me YUUQP 53' neatness for once. But Iulie Gilgrist, Bob McKinley, lween 47155555 we Ted Tlbbem Iitn Marquis, and Fred Metcalfe are going to help her lack Cover, and Sharon Ewer. flji the locker again Sophomores Se++led in School As If H' Were Old S+uf'f Checking out at the office gets to be old stuff by the time you are C1 sophomore like Kay Parkman or Susan Gillette, Freshmen Peru High School's 'lyoungestn class start- ed this year feeling big as freshmen. They soon found that while high school is differ- ent from junior high, it doesnt take long to get into the swing of things. They elected for class officers Tom School- man, president, Richard Wheeler, vice pres- ident, Nancy Bedmon, secretary, and Sue Braun, treasurer, to work with Mr. Clarence Oury and the other freshman homeroom teachers. Freshman officers Nancy Redman, Sue Braun, Richard Wheeler. and Tom Schoolman get paper from Mr, Grump. Row One: Pam Adams, l 4 , f , 'tt .' I Kent Ayres, Lynn Bailey, , f 1' . , ', Etta Barr, Ralph Barr, David I ' .6 it J P E ' . Barrows, Barbara Bell. ' ' ., 4 w 4 'l I 4 l 1 , ' w l' . 1 - Row Two: Larry Bender, i f -f ' , M I f ' ' Shirley Bennett, Harold Bert- ' M 'lm Q, as . ' Q ram, Tom Bessignano, Iudy ' f N ' I :ff ' Bickle. Monty Binkard. Edna au i ,f hu, ,135 Bishop. f , 1 ' , - 1 t Jw . -K ' - V f. K+- 2 r' -Q gl Row Three: Carol Black, , A M' Dave Black, Mama Stqdqett, ' r K, Charles Bcdcy, cami Bon- w -E? , - , 4 A ' ' -f Q ney, Sabra Bowman, lim ' ,JW ' f f. .1 I Bradley F '7 V' 'E' A 'Eg ef! 'A X, , x ' V - ' A h f gi. is . y . , How Four: Sue Braun, -' Wi -A I lL ' .. Craig Briggs, Iudy Brooks, V gli ' U 2- 5 it Larry Brooks, Iackie Broth- f 'CLA 2 'r ' ' ers, Nyles Brown, Barry s , , ' ' 1 f Y Q ,,, Burkhart. ' .fi I 5 A ffl, 4 R A 7 I r nl How Five: Bernard Burns, , - I M5 1 -5 x 'f f Dean Callahan, lim Carlin, r .- Brenda Carson, Carolyn Car- ' f ,Z X ,za i - ' .. I ,-4? TZ son, Shirley Case, Michele r ' l ' 1 ge' ln . C K Castell - fr i 'wg' ' ' ,-. ' if . ' :gtk , V .. ' f ' , Row Six: Norma Castell, I' jkiw ' 'V S5 V Eddie cqiien, Mary Chand- - , ler, Fuse Chapin, Harold '51 1 an 7. ' I ' I Childers, Keith Clark, Linda Q it I , , f rl ' , W .W Clausen. - I f , K f, A uh 'll I , ,. -- ' V ' ' Q, ' .War ,y . . -, ' 1 if A f ix , . YRUQW Q ff,-f 'f-Q. 9' I' 'Sr if IP Q9 are is - A ill W Qi ,P qv- rw M.. 1 pr .6 ,Q 1 n It l l X ' L tx X X I Q I Q' X 58 Freshmen Row One lane Comer Larry Conner Ronald Con ner Gordon Con table George Correll Ieflrcy Cor rell Brll Cox Row Two lams Cox Sonya Craycraft Carolme Cress Ioyce Cress Bar bara Crume lean Cypherd Don Demares Row Three Nancy Dxce Tyke Drxon Steve Douglas Larry Ea terday Byron Eck elbarger Carolme Ege lack Eckelbarger Hov Four Mtke Eltzroth lack Eyman Mxke Frshback lack Flsher Iudy Flora Ro berta Foreman lohn Frank ovrtch Row I-'we Ianet Fry Iams Fultz Lauranne Garber Nancy Gardner Iudy Gar land Sonya Gurllaum Bon me Gxllette Row Sxx Lrnda Gorselme Sue Ann Goshern Chuck Grandstatf Lmda Green Davrd Greer Gene Grrdley Larry Grogg Row Seven rlelen Gross Tom Gu tm Dora Hammett Flora Hammett Bonme Hand Patty Hand Ioe Har I eroad Row Exght Danny Harvey Ruth Haynes Gerald Head ley Beverly Hmton Velma Hmers Phll Hoagland Irm olland Row Nme Sandra Holler man Don Hoover Gene Hoover Nancy Hostetler lerry Hough Patty Ho ,lston Sally Howard Row Ten Sharon Hud f Rae Kellens Rachel George Kehler Robert loh son DeWayne lackson Shar on Hughes Row Eleven Bob Kennedy Bob Kennedy Larry Krle Martm Kmter Mrke Krrk 'neyer Sharon Kor wa Ken neth Krabbe - ' ,l, . 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' V G Q-Q K: ,fffgr A' ,Q ,MGW --f - .Q . ,' ' ' 'G g . 1 B- as J ' j xi G ' 4 MJ T ' 'M' 4 -G -,GD rw B Y 1 V A f W L f ' Freshmen Row One Dteter Laa er Martha l.eGa e Kenneth Langdon Marranne Lxttle Rtcharcl Ltllard Sharon L11 lard Ierry Ltnkenhoker Row Two George Loe Pete Longnecke Conme McAll1ster Iohn McLay Bet ty McM1nn lack McPherson Bonme McVay Row Three Don Mahley Betty Marcotte Douglas Martm Mary Marttn Paul Martm Ro Martm 1m MGVY1Ck Row Four Ntck Mazaren lc Iames Mellmger D marts Merrltt Btll Mtller Bob Mtlls Pat Mtze Wayne Moffatt Row I-'we George Moon Don Mongo a Iohn More craft Gary Morgan Karen Morgan Ioyce Mughrnaw Larry Murphy Mary Nash Chrts New house Lmda Norrts Iudy Oaks Charles Oberltn Mary O Conner Row Seven Errol Orpurt Brenda Oyler Karen Pape Norma Pope Iudy Parsons Carol Petty lwary Ann Phtl IPS Row Exghl Serola Platt ner Bonnme Prtor Lmda Rassner Glenn Ramsey Nancy Redmon Anna Mae Reed Charl s Reed Row Nme Drck Remeke Regtna Remer Walter Rtch eson Paula Rtggle Iohn Hlggle Kenneth Roberts Io Robertson Row Ten B111 Hockey Karen Roller Ioyce Ross Leroy Rushtng Tanya Rus so Phxlltp Srmmons Sherry Saylor How Eleven Betty School man Paul Schoolman Tom Schoolman Patty Schrader Itm Schult Ianlce Scott Bonlta Sea e I f Y ' . l' o, , ee Row Six: Ioyce Myers, , K Q l' , ln Freshmen How One PG See Ro berta See Russell See Betsy Senger Ixm Sharp Beverly Shlpley Buddy Shultz Row Two Wxlltam Suns Dwam Smallwood Betty Smyth Howard Smrth Mar xam Smrth Phyllrs Smxth Sandy Sommers Row Three Iohn Sona frank Denzll Spencer Rob ert Spencer Douglas SJ Cer Marllyn Stapleton Tom Stevens Sarah Stout How Four Carolyn Stal ler Ierry Swlhart Roberta Temple Gary Tlmmons Car olyn Thompson Deanna Thurston Marvm Utter Row Flve Beth Ann Vol pert Margaret Waymrre Susre Waymrre Roy Weaver Esther Werdeman Susre Wemke Drck Wheeler Row Slx Lourse Wheeler Becky Whrtney Charles Whrtney Esther We1deman R1chard Vlxles Davld W1 helm Tommy Wmslow Row Seven Suste Wrse 'Nlancy Watt Don Wtttxg Ben Woodhouse Terry Wood house PotWork1ng Mar1lyn Yeatts Row Exght Iuiy Yo arg blood Sharm 7m'rne1rran John Zoot: : 1 , - , , : . . . 1 . - fen- , .eq I' F ' 'g . V ' . I . 1- ' : ' ut t - I - A 1 I We keep to the right when we go to the new building, says Mr, Rule to DeWayne lackson, Keith Clark, Carolyn Ege, and Iudy Garland, as he helps them find their way around PHS. Freshmen Find High School ls a Bewildering Place a+ Firs+ Eek! I hope it doesn't slip, says Bonnie Hand as she and Iudie Bickel experiment with the paper cutter. 'bl Greenies Robert Lee Kennedy, Carol Black, ludy Brooks, Carol Bonney, and Robert Leo Kennedy tind that library fines have to be paid. 0 w ..- .5 . 1 33 .pgg W wb Miki fag. fn ala' . 4 ' my Q -fr 1,1 PHWHIIHW K s - 'VI Q x' 8 JK Q kku,?li, I Q k X! U ' ,N ' .1 1 I . Q -,, -,. 1 , v., A,1' gh, 'ff Q 1 ww S9 ik g 'f!!Ji1y ' 'C-X w Q m WWE -. Q55 N 'ff 5 7 11 .V K 'm an X . JZ' ' if H., .wgifi -WSE -F A Www ' N1 H f wa if Under the expert dxrechon of Iames Hawker and Carroll Wrxght a champlon squad of debaters and orators copped a bevy of trophles and hlgh honors A tew of the1r many honors 1ncluded wtnnlng the hrst place trophles at New Haven and Delphr havmg IIVS Peru students narned to the top ten out of a total ot forty stu dents at the Purdue Leglslatrve Assembly and walkmg ott w1th the Sweepstake Trophy at lndlana State Teachers College Kathleen OConnor secretary Ann Ingersoll vlce presldent Dan McGreW treasurer and Sam Stegman pres1dent help Lols Lxfe hlstorlan look up some nnportant mformatxon NFL Took Top Prlzes al' Several Speech Meets out from therr busy schedule to pose tor the camera They are Rowl M Smlth B Woodhouse D Wheeler Brauneller Burnett I Moore Kerth Ba1ley Ingersoll andl Myers Row 2 D Sutton R Wheeler Van Treese Pressler S Stegman Adams Garrbee P M1lls Gru McDan1els Oglesby S Iordan M Volpert N W1lson A Schultz I.. Hancock Craycratt and E We1deman Row 4 I-lartshorne B Mlller Gustm I. McCain B1xler Mahley Wegert P Geberm K OConnor McGrew and Polk Row 5 Mr Hawker and Mr Wrrght 5 35, . I I 3 . 1 2 so .'-- s W - X . . O Members of the National Forensic League take time well, Mannies, and Mishler. Row 3: Zerbe, Brammer, . 64 . .-ml -A fr, As Terry Gray bangs h1s gavel on the desk another meetlng of the S udent Counc1l beglns Representa ttxes are Howl Ftnster McGrew N Burkhart Brxler and Mahley Row 2 B Volpert Burnett C W1lk1U on A Steg nan Butler and Ketth How 3 Ferrara School man Mackey I Myers Branarn and M OConnor Row 4 Brtggs M Struble AlM1U9 S Trexler and Thurston Row 5 D Wheeler R hash and Llfe Row 6 C Grandstatf I Cooke T Krrk 'td Kehler Sponsors ol the Counc1l are MISS Hester Wood Rrchard Donovan and Albert Spandau Council Sought Peppler Pep Sessions-Conducted Electrons Members of the Student Counc1l who were elected from each homeroom work ed to solve varrous problems around PHS They formed commrttees whlch helped to 1mprove school fac1l1t1es and each com mlttee had a faculty member as 1ts spon sor New ways of gettmg more pep from stu dents were sought by the pep sesston cornmtttee The t1re drrll comrmttee work ed to unprove hre drtlls wh1le the bulld mg commtttee took care of problems mlttee counted ballots from var1ous elec ttons The sponsors ot the Student Counctl Mtss Wood Mr Donovan and Mr Span dau helped wtth many problems Terry Gray Student Bod! Pr rdert Dar Mc rew vrce presr ent H th la cretary tr asurer and ohn Cooke se g art a arrt ap rornt d commlttee chatrrnert md cornmtttec e t ' t ' ' . e . : . , . I , ' . : I I I I ' I - I U C O ' around the buildings. The election com- . . 1 eral A A - G - , fd u I sh, se - e .- , . I .pr e le ts, - d ' e ' . C. .. Q ' - rnerrtberr as on- ot their hrr IOb:'. V . . Art' Club, C-2I, and Jr. Red Buy Art Club cookies. 40 cents a dozen or three for 10 cents. Launching into one of its biggest projects, the Art Club got together several evenings and baked cookies at home. These cookies were sold at one basketball game, and on Valentines Day they were sold in the home- rooms. Mr. George David Thompson dou- bled what the Art Club made, and the mon- ey was used to make an exhibit place for student art work. Art Club members pose in front of an exhibit from the Iohn Herron Art School. Row 1: I. Host, Hoover, Mooney, Cook, Tibbetts, P. Fultz, and Mr. Taylor. Row 2: P. Mills, Wainscott, Norris, I. Morecraft, N. Wilson, L. Morecraft, D. Townsend, and V. Iackson. Row 3: A. Wilson, Rusert, H. Mazarenko, P. Huston, S. Morgan, S. Redmon, C. Wilkinson, Williams, Park- man, and Peters. Row 4: Simpson, Burhans, and L. Host. With the C-21 on the iob, football and bas- ketball fans knew that they would always have refreshments when they wanted them. During football season, they sold coffee and hot dogs along with other refreshments to help warm up frozen spectators, and during basketball sea- son they sold popcorn, cokes, and candy. These workers in their yellow jackets are familiar people at ball games, They are' Moyer, Butzin, E. Bishop, A. Reed, Gross, Cress, Smith, R. Barr, Grether, I. Mellinger, K. Langdon, L. Callahan, H. Myers, Cleveland, D, Callahan, L. Hancock, Catey, Host, and D, Townsend. Cross Had Selling Projects ii Q ii 1 I IIEFW riff x1-4 Around Vcxlentine's Day. singing valentines were sold by members of the Iunior Red Cross. This was the club's main project, and the mon- ey received was saved and used for filling the schools Red Cross chest. A chest is filled every two years, Officers and sponsors ot the Iunior Red Cross meet to discuss Sing- ing Valentines. They are: Sitting: N. Geyer, Parsons, I Morecraft, and Carver. Standing: Miss Hidenour, Hatton, Mr. Frensemeier, L. More- craft, M. Personett, and I. Rush. mix t LL- Coral Was Tops As Couples Dressed Alike A+ Sweafer Hop Girls' League officers discuss plans for the Christmas Dance. They arei R. Nash, tirst vice president, L. Peters, art chairman, K. O'Connor, co- society chairman, R. Wilson, corresponding secretary, M. Miller, treasurer, B. Hancock, second vice president, and L, lite, recording secretary. Those absent were I. Buckalew, co-society chairman, and C. Baker, president. Couples Two-Stepped Around a Pink Tree at Christmas Dance As usual, providing big sisters tor all new girls started the Girls' League Work this year. At the Kid Party, new members were initiated by having to dress as babies. The party theme was 'Come to the Circus. On December l4, the girls and their dates danced to the music ot Dick Bergers Band in Miss Ridenour tells Girls' League representatives they should be sure to bring their mothers to the Tea. Row 1: Wise, Legate, Reed, McAllister, Lee, Mannies, E. Cattin, and Devine. Row 2: I. Cattin, B, Hinton, E. the midst of pink, black, and silver dceorations at the annual Girls' League Christmas Dance. The League presented its Christmas auditor- ium, Why the Chimes Rang, the day school was dismissed for Christmas vacation. Then in the spring, mothers were honored at the yearly Mother-Daugter Tea. Chandler, l-iollarrnan, S. Weinke, Hatton Barkdull Wer- ner, and Aikman. Row 3: Miss Finch, Mrs, Crorie Miss Stutesman, S. Redman, N. Dixon, S. Morgan, I. Zavakos N. Phillabaum, Floyd, and M, Mills, P' V' H v Hi-Y Members Give Service Officers oi the Senior Hi-YfIerry O'Brian, president, David Ballee, vice president, Ierry Landis, secretary, Gary Norem, treasurer, Iohn Yeatts, chaplain, and Terry Alley, ser- geant-at-arms, along with other members, participated in three conferences and took collections for polio at basketball games. Ierry O'Brian, president, tells the Senior Hi-Y to come to order. Row 1: R. Black, B. Cress, Yeatts, D. Dice, Brammer, and I, Hiers. Row 2: G. Bachman, B. Short, Ballee, Chatlosh, and Alley. Row 3: Gus- tafson, G. Personett, Norem, and I. Landis. Row 4: Mr, Cokain, Oglesby, Middlekaufl, and VV'alker. Understanding of various community func- tions around Peru was the program theme tor the Sophomore Hi-Y this year. A tour of the Peru Police Station, a visit to the Miami County Circuit Court, and a trip to the State Hi-Y Conference were many of the ways the club carried through its theme. Larry Callahan takes the floor to ask a question ot Ralph Richards, president, during a meeting of the Sophomore Hi-Y. Other members are: How 1: Garland, I. Cover, K. Anderson, and Amos. Row 2: Ellers, I. Hoover, Butt, and M, Greene. Row 3: I. White, Wirick, and Wendt. Ilow 4: Mellinger, With- am. and Butler. Row 5: Tibbetts and Mr. Yeager. Forty-five new members were initiated into the Freshman Hi-Y this year. Among their many activities were collecting money for muscular dystrophy, organizing a Tri Hi- Y club for freshman girls, and attending sev- eral conferences. The largest Hi-Y group at PHS is the Freshman group. Members are: Row 1: Mr. Oury, Reine-ke. Richardson, McLay, D. Iackson, B. Mills, B. Burkhart, Binkerd, Kintrier, and Sonafrank. Row 2: B. Lillard B. Kennedy, B. Kennedy, Ayres, E. Reed, D. Barrows D. Black, I. Bodey, Wittig, Eyman, B. Weaver, Dem- aree, Utter, Bigle, and G, Kehler. Row 3: K. Clark, Winslow, L. Bender, D. Callahan, E. Orpurt, B. Iohn- son, I. Sharp, Timmons, Briggs, C. Newhouse, and B. Burns. f Patrol boys, who are on duty morning, noon, and after school, help guard student safety at the Miami and Cass Street crossings. They also patrol the bicycle area. As a reward for their services, the boys were honored at a picnic sponsored by the Chicago Motor Club. They also received recognition on Award Day. Mr. Noel Davis is in charge of the safety pa- trol and Harold Chatlosh was acting captain this year. Patrol Boys complete their duties by bringing in the flasher sign. They are: B. Kennedy, R. Iohnson, B. Brothers, T. Grimes, Bender, I. Cover, I. Wendt, and Chatlosh. Patrol Boys Went' on a Picnic: and the FHA Visited Chicago ,yy Members of the Future Homemakers of America exercised their domestic talents on February 2, by serving speech students when Peru played host to a speech meet. Another main project was that of taking a trip to Chicago. While there, they made a conducted tour of Marshall Fields and later attended a play. Officers of the club are: Lois Martin, pres- ident, Ioyce Deaton, vice president, liazel Barsoda, secretary, Sondra Bonney, treas- urer, Ioan Parsons, historiang Claudette Robertson, parliamentarian, Diana Smith, reporter, and Sadona McFadden, music chairman. Sondra Bonney and Ioan Parsons demonstrate how to arrange an attractive centerpiece. Obf serving are: fsittingl Deaton, D. Smith, Hoeppner, R Sharp, McFadden, I. Iohnson, S. Benner, and Warren, and fstandingi Barsoda, Mrs. Crone, S. Gross, N. Dixon, C. Robertson, and Burwick. fra' As Donna Manrnes steps through the trrangle the Senror ofhcers ol the Y Teens are S Smalley Hoepp symbol ot the Y Teens Dlana Smlth llghts her candle ner C W1lklNSOW Hlvlazarenko McFadden and VSHICS Sclence Club and Y Teens Finished Year s Prolec+s On October 23 l956 the Y Teens ln mated new members at the1r Candlellght Recognrtton Servrce The club IS afhhated wlth the YWCA and has three sect1ons at PHS the soph omore Jumor and senlor Y Teens Some of the clubs pro1ects mcluded Chrrstmas carohng and makmg favors for hospual pat1ents On Aprll 9 the 1un1or H Teens entertamed the ent1re club at the Y Teens Banquet At the hrst of the school year members of the Sctence Club took a vote and changed the clubs name to He Agents As tn prevtous years 1t v as reaulred of each club member to turn 1n a prolect as part of hrs requlrement for membershlp The othcers of the Re Agents are Paul Brammer rrestdent Davrd Ballee vrce presrdent and Ruth Nash secretary treas urer Paul Brcxmmer demo strat an exp r1men' to the memb rs ot the Re Age ts Members are Howl Alley Braun Powell 'md Garnbee Row 2 Weger McDan1els T Trey r OBr1an Polk Ballee Wlltam on McCann l Morecraft Row 3 'U DICO Westcott Ada B Stegman McGrew R lla h C Wtlkmson Brauneller Ogl by and D Wheele Row 4 S St g ran Per owett and Bruclc Members of the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation had a fun-packed year, starting off with the initiation for new members December 4. Playdays were held here, and our GAA also visited other schools for play- days. The activities in which the GAA par- ticipated included basketball, volley- ball, bowling, deck tennis, tennis, and softball. With Miss Carmella Musto as spon- sor, the teams proved hard to beat in competitive playing. Miss Musto discusses bowling teams with S. Donaldson, corresponding secretary, Brad- ley, vice-president, D. Donaldson, treasurerg D. Donaldson, recording secretary, and Wer- ner, president. GAA Went to Playdays and Honor Society Had lnitiations In the fall, 17 seniors were formally initiated into the Peru chapter of the National Honor Society. The initiation was given during home- room period with the new and old members present. One of the main projects this year was the auditorium March 6 when 24 junior and senior National Honor Society members are: Row 1: I. Ben- ner, I. Weinke, Hopper, K, O'Connor, Buckalew, Wills, C. Wilkinson, S. Gross, Parsons, Garnbee, I. Cattin, Mishler, Hahn, and Mr, Rufe, sponsor. Row 2: A, Mur- phy, M. Shipley, Houlihan, S. Guyer, Gruwell, Hatton, D. Wheeler, Adams, E. Andrews, Dyer, I. Myers, Al- members were initiated into the society before an all-school assembly. This was done to en- courage students to improve their grades. Officers of the National Honor Society were Sam Stegman, president, Paul Brammer, vice- president, and Io Anne Weinke, secretary- treasurer. wine, Grafft, Cooke, and Miss Ridenour, sponsor. Row 3: Carriger. Heppe, B. Hancock, Ingersoll, I. Reed, I. Myers, Willis, B. Stegman, Williamson, Personett, Bal- lee, P. Geberin, and S. Stegman. Row 4: McCain, S. Smalley, Lucy, Holloway, Life, M. Struble, C, Baker, Mackey, Westcott, Polk, Brammer, Powell, and Arnold. Like many other clubs, the lndustrial Club took an educational trip this spring. lt selects its officers in a unique way. Each year the officers of the previous year move up to the next office, and if the former officer was a senior, a new officer is elected. The club was established for students interested in industrial arts. The officers of the club are: Bob Gor- don, president, Bob Hahn, vice-president, Ierry Engel, secretary, and Douglas Engel, treasurer. Bob Gordon, president, reads the constitution of the Industrial Club to club members, Row 1: B. Brothers, C. Mills, Hohenburger, Clingaman, and D. Engel Row 2: Carriger, D. Grimes, E Baker, Waymire, I. Black, and McGinnis. How 3' I. Engel, Harmon, Gochenour, Hight, I. Zavokos, and Wacknitz, Row 4: I. Holmes, I. DaWalt, Dea- son, B. Baker, Bodey, Hahn, Schrader, and Mr Cokain, sponsor. P-Club Changed Name as Industrial Club Proved lndustrious This year the P Club changed its name to the Varsity Club. lt is now only open to major lettermen. Officers for the year were Ed Holland, pres- Varsity club members laugh as Mr. Donovan tells them the former P Club is to have a formal initiation, but they learn that it's no joke. Pictured are Row 1: Range, T. King, Baber, Bose, C. DaWalt, Holland, Westcott, P. Bedmon, Gochenour, and Mr. Geyer. Row 2: K. King, Mathias, I. Kirk, T. Trexler, T. Gray, Car- identg Pete Bedmon, vice-president, Harry Westcott, secretary, Terry Trexler, treasurer' and Cary DaWalt, sergeanteat-arms. The spon- sors are Richard Donovan and Bay Geyer. riger, I. Cover, Harshman, and Walker. Row 3: Wernz, T. Kirk, O'Brian, Chatlosh, Finster, Rody, Powell, G. Donaldson, and B. Hudson. Row 4: B. Westafer, Cooke, I. Cypherd, Rouch, T. Brooks, Schrader, I Pegg, Fecht- man, D, Martin, and B. Sterling. Sis! Band Made l957 a Musical Year For Peru High School Buy your world's finest chocolate was the cry heard by the students as members ot the PHS band launched into a drive to earn money by selling the World's Finest Chocolate bars. The project was a big success and was thor- oughly enjoyed by all who participated. The winning team was captained by Pat Spohn. However, the selling of chocolate was just one of their many projects. They traveled to Butler University and presented an entire halte- time show tor the fans wacthing the Builex'-St. loe game. A circus theme was the basis tor that show. lt was one of the many halt-time shows presented by the band during football and basketball seasons. Sitting in concert formation. members ot the Peru High School band are: Row l: A. Zinn, Zerbe, Barkdull, Alwine, Hiner, and Garver. Row 2: Newby, L. Adams. Hughes, Burgan, B. Geberin Staller, Boss, McMinn. and Burkhart. Row 3: Carson, Parsons, Clausen, Spohn, N. Bush, Foy Noblitt, K. Doran, Sommers, N. Brown, M. The band presented two concerts-f their Christmas and Spring concerts which were well received by the public. The Spring concert on March 8 was unique in that tryouts were given during a band period and the ones who showed good musical ability were chosen to present the concert. Topping off this years events was the annual Four-Way Music Festival staged at Marion on May 3. The band practiced for many hours-- marching in the streets during fourth period, playing music faithfully, and hopefully choos- ing king and queen candidates. From 'lThe Worlds Finest Chocolate to the Festival, the band did indeed spend a very busy year. Hartleroad, and Mellinger. Row 4: I. Weinke, B. Grand- statt, Butt, C. Grandstatf, Bixler, Hough, Babcock, C. Whitney, B. Miller, Stackhouse, Wilhelm, Powell, D. Dice, Zook, and H. Childers. Standing. M. Castell, R. Wheeler, K. Blackman K. O'Connor, Hoover, R. Wood' house, S. Stegman, McGrew, and Polk. we X I . ,,ll Af-Fixx x Q-VH -uv if Pg 3 X ,, ,. J 1 A .av ,TM Q 5 V fwfwff F5 Xl X 1, v 5 '31 if is IS KX . s ' f if . ,iz pa' an ..... X A 4 V X w EE' l fi Y if3f 6n Q5'- 57 43 a' rqi3gY7?fl7 v Biff!! V' 'gr ' ,'1'5?f f W ' 5 '84 11,7316 'Fix lg Xvsl? IZ 5 A TY6 sing' 5 .3 gig ,gyfzfql 35 Y 13 3 8' U' lk'V .45 , 'z SM A ' 1 4 W 'L Jw W . VM' 1. A ,, '- E Q 5 aff 3 Q lnifiafing an Award, Pep Band Prac+ice, Dance Band Practice Tom Gustin receives cr kiss from Carol Baker and the Tiger Cub Award from Sam Stegrnan in honor of being named the first Marching Tiger Cub. Band officers, Spohn, captaing Powell, uniform man- agerg N. Rush librariang S. Sfegman, student director and R. Nash librarian find the files very helpful. Go! Man! Go! The pep band blasts out the songs rousing the pep of everyone. They arei Row 1: l-lollo way, Peters, Ingersoll R. Wilson Zerbe, Barkdull, and Newby. Row 2: K. O'Connor, L. Cox, Spohn, N. Rush, N I jr' in I im 'I Q.. rl' .' , n ' Bixler, B. Grandstaff, and I. Weinke, Row 3: S Steg- man Yeatts, D Dice, C. Grandstaff, and Butt. Row 4 D. 'Woodhouse S. Pegg, lr Holmes Miley. Gustin, B Woodhouse, and McCain. Working on +he Field Bandsman, You Lead an Achve Life Dance bcmd members know that practlce makes per fect and therefore practice faithfully Blasting out with a rock and roll selection are Row l Rush Spohn Dlfferent sechons of the band performed var ious functions throughout the year Pep ses the dance band played at after game dances and during intermission at plays In addition the band officers initiated a new 558 hang... L Cox and A Zinn How 2 Llfe S Stegman N Brown Gustin D McCain G Butt B Grandstaff andl Weinke award the Tiger Cub Award This award is given to the freshman marcher who 1n addition marcher and have a high scholastic standing Tom Gustln received the honor of being the flrst Tiger Cub Perfect formations dur ing a game mean many hours of practice on the football field durlng the first six weeks of school sions were made peppier by the pep band, and to being an able musician, must be a good gi u t s M . 77 . Brmgmg to ci pause its melodious notes the PHS choir watches the birdie Row 1 lnleppe Rommel aer McCl ary Mackey Carr Williams Wairscott il Wil an Mishler K OConnor Garrison R Iwash Scheere A Steg an S Snnalley and E Ca in Row 2 C Baker Ve ice Caple M Struble I Reed S Morga L Cox lngersoll N Morgan l Arnold A Znn Wooten Willis K Doran B Hancock and S lor aan Row 3 Chris North R Sampson C Smith Rose Landis McGrew Van Treese S Pegg D lowes B Mills C DaWalt and Spohn Row 4 Brauneller Per onett McDaniels Middlekautt P Re-drnon Fechtnan Cooke Holland F1 ster B Segmari Woodhou e and T Kirk Choir Members Kepl' Busy By Engaging In Many Activities Choir members along with band members helped to sell the World s Finest Chocolate to by a I-llfFi recorder. The choir also bought ne .v risers. Some ot the activities of the choir in- cluded: singing at the convene tion of the district Lions Club Fourfway Festival at Marion Northern District ot the Method- ist Youth and the convention of the Baptist women. Officers ol the choir are Pat Spohn stu- dent director- Dennis Tones president- Barry Brauneller xicefpresident- Lana Cox and r Ann lngersoll librarians. 5 Iudy Ann Myers and Lois Lite, choir accompanist , tickle the ivories with finesse. The girls provide accompaniment tor the choir o.. all 'ts performances ana also accompany the dance band at the Rodeo and clasw' plays. Tri-M members pause during a business meeting for their yearbook pictures. They are: Row 1: Wainscott, Peters, N. Wilson, Caple, Life, K. O'C,onnor, Dyer, B, Hancock, Hopper, Holloway, and I. Benner. Row 2: Hiner, Burgan, M. Toepfer, Scheerer, Barkdull, Nobblitt, R. Nash, I. Myers, L. Cox, and Ingersoll. Row 3: Mackey, I. Reed, C. Baker, Venice, N. Rush, Garver, S. Tri-M Ends Third Year Modern Music Masters, or, as the club is more commonly known, Tri-M, is still a fairly young organization as it was issued its char- ter on November 5, 1954. Before that time, the club was called the Music Club and was not affiliated with a national organization. The club's main projects include the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts, the 4-Way Music Festival, and the Alumni Banquet. Tri-M officers look with awe at the tape recorder in Mr. Noble's office. They are I. Landis, treasurer, P. Spohn, president, D. McGrew, vice-presdient, C. Baker, historian, and B. Hancock, secretary. Smalley, A. Stegman, E. Andrews, and N. Burkhart. Row 4: Spohn, Yeatts, D. Woodhouse, McCain, Gar- rison, Van Treese, A. Zinn, I. Weinke, D. Wheeler, and Brauneller. How 5: Kramer, Cover, Middlekauff, Powell, S. Stegman, B. Stegman, Alley, McGrew, Landis, and D. Dice. The theme of this year's Narcissus assembly, The 564,000 Question, is carried out during a practice rehearsal by I. Cattin, M. Cole, E. Andrews, Buckalew, C. Wil- kinson, Strassle, Garland, S. Lindsey, M. Smith, Gambee. Hahn, N. Burkhart, I. Ar- nold, and I. Myers. Auditorium Told Theme and Sellers Sold 800 Yearbooks These students in Miss Woods homeroom helped sell more than 750 yearbooks to Peru High School stu- dents and faculty members this year. The collectors are: Row 1: B. Cress, P. Bedmon, Parsons, Dixon, and C. Robertson. Row 2: Hohenherger, Giek, G. Bachman, I. Phillabaum, and S. Bonney. Row 3: Miss Wood, B. Lees, G. Donaldson. Grimes, Copeland, and S. Smith Row 4: Ft. Scott, Ballee, Hopper, Garver, Heppe, and T Trexler. Row 5: Spohn, S. Wendt, L. Morecratt, Bauten- kranz, M. Myers, and Westcott. Row 6: R. Wilson, Chat- losh, Polk, Barsoda, and Laudenschlager. Row 7: Mc- Grew. .81. Ar 'L 19-1--ff , Peruvian Duties Were Many Is the copy in? How many heads need to be written? These were familiar sayings among Peruvian staff members Copyreading stories proof readmng galley proofs making dummies of the pages writing headlines and sending all material to the printer all were in a week work for the members of the Peruvian staff Gomg over an issue of the Peruvian are Seated D Wheeler news editor and I Cattin edltor in chief Standmg R Wilson feature editor I Bostic assistant circulation manager E Andrews assistant feature editor K Smith sports editor I Myers associate ed itor Gambee assi tant feature editor and Weist news editor Puttmg out the Peruvmn requires a great deal of effort from the reporters too Most re porters feature writers and sports writers are members of the Journalism classes Peruvian copy writers are Row l Devine M Volpe t E Cattiri ard S Iordan Row 2 Pressler Laudenschla g r Enyart Burgan and L Howard Row 3 Foy Gam bee S Trexl r M Miller and Ferrara Row 4 M Smith, Garland, C. Wilkinson T, Andrews, A. Schultz, and E Andrews Under the guidance of Mr. D. H. Boone, printing instructor, the print shop boys are re- sponsible for printing the Peruvian, making up the pages, and setting headlines in type. Setting headline type and printing the Peruviar. keeps A. Lees, Goble, Mathias E Baker, and I Engel busy. .32. Quill and Scroll Was Represented ai' Press Convention Quill and Scroll members arguing over who is to be the main speaker at the journalism banquet are: Sit- ting: I, Buckalew, and standing: N. Burkhart, Hahn, I. Cattin, Gambee, and I. Myers. Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary for High School Iournalists, of which the Peru High School chapter has been a member for many years, is presently in its 3lst year. This year's chapter initiated nine juniors and seniors into its ranks. Ioyce Buckalew served as presidentg Ronnie Short, vice-presi- dent, Ioyce Cattin, secretary, and Bob Hahn, treasurer. Marilyn Alwine, Nancy Burkhart, Linda Gambee, Iudy Ann Myers, and David Wheeler were initiated into the society during a candlelight service in March. The main propect for Quill and Scroll this year was sponsoring the publications banquet on May 9, at which time the 1957 Narcissus was to be distributed to journalism students attending the banquet. During the teachers' association vacation, tour PHS journalists traveled to Franklin Col- lege to attend the 35th annual convention of the Indiana High School Press Association. There the girls attended classes in both news- paper and yearbook publication. While at Franklin, the guests were invited to see the Franklin-Earlham football game. I. Cattin. I. Myers, N. Burkhart, and Ft. Wilson enjoyed a taste of college life while attending the IHSPA con- vention at Franklin College. 8 4. 'i 70 I Coaches Agreed That' The Receiving the ball from lerry O'Brian is Coach Dick Donovan, while other seniors on the squad Watch. They are' G. Norem, P Redman, I. D Finster. T. Gray, T in -86 Twelve seniors played their final football game at Peru High School on October 24 at Huntington. Appearing for the last time were Bill Baber, Cary DaWalt, I. D. Finster, Terry Gray, Iirn Kirk, Gerald Mathias, Garry Norem, ferry O'Brian, Pete Redman, Howard Rose, Terry Trexler, Steve Wernz, and Harry West- cott. Honors in football went to two seniors and one junior. Pete Redmon was named the best downfield blocker while I. D. Finster was the most valuable player. The Schrader, was named the player. junior, Wayne most improved Admiring their football trophies are Pete Redman, l D Pinster. and Wayne Schrader. Grid Team Showed Spirit Trexler, C DaWalt S Wernz, G. Mathias, H. Westcott, and H. Rose 'Nl The Bengal Tigers in full force are: Row l: T. Kirk, W. Shrader, E. Carriger, D. Martin, G. Mathias, P. Red- mon, H. Westcott, T. Trexler, B. Sterling, F. Fechtman. How 2: I. Finster, G. Norem, G. Bachman, D. Ousley, Ni 39'4 41 't B. Fenelle, I. Cover, S. Wernz, B. Hudson, K. Edwards, T. King, N, North. Row 3: C. DaWalt, H. Rose, R. Goch- enour, I. O'Brian, K. Garner, I. Walker, D, Smith, K. King, and T. Gray. Even Though The Season Was Noi' A Winning One The opening of the 1956 football season was a sad one at PHS with the loss of a hard fought contest to Kokomo, 24-7. I. D. Finster took the ball away from a Kat to make the seasons first touchdown, and Pete Bedmon converted the single pointer. The second game was another heart-breaker when the Tigers were soundly trounced by the Logansport Berries, 46-6. After tying with Hartford City Airdales, 7-7, the Tigers lost their third battle 33-7 to Central Indiana Conference rival, Plymouth. ln 'he fifth game of the season the Tigers came home from Monticello with their first win, l9-U. I. D. Finster and Pete Redman coin- bined their abilities to lead the attack. Good Block! Iim Kirk goes on through two oppon- ents to make a helpful yardage gain. ln a hard fought contest the Tigers were beaten by arch-rival Wabash l3-7. With an identical score the Tigers were next defeated by Tipton. After being white-washed by the Elwood Panthers, 19-U, the Tigers finished the l956 sea- son in good form by taking their second win of the year from filntington, l4-5. 87 ,e- in. Having ci little fun while putting away equipment are football managers D. Cress D. Mahley T Amos. T. Grimes D Kurz, and L. Bender. Managers Worked Hard To Keep Reserves In Shape Although the l956 Peru Tiger tootball team had another losing season with an identical record as the l955 squad ftwo wins, six losses, and one tiel, lots ol work was put into the development of this team. lilforlcing hard for a good season this yea: were: Dick Donovan, head coach, Boo Larson, B team coach, Paul Ploss, lresliinan coach, and lce Saine, varsity line coach, l-lead managers were Terry Amos and Dick Cress with assist- ance troiii Dave Kurz, Tom Grimes, Larry Qen der, and Don Mahley. Fine running ability is shown by Fred Pechtman as he scurries' by a would-be tackler -88 Q A' Behind-the-scenes at every basketball game this season were four managers. With Paul Fultz as head manager and Tom Andrews, Dennis Smalley, and lim Bradley as the other managers, Coach Bay Geyer had a great deal ot assistance during pre-game warm-ups and after school practice, as well as during the games. Does xt work? ask the basketball managers as they look at the Whtrlpool bath located 1n the Ttger dress 1 g room Lett to r1ght are P Fultz D Smalley T An d ews and I Bradley operahon By Managers and Coaches Encouraged Teams The men who sweat out most of the basket ball games thrs year even more than the play ers were the coaches Bay Ceyer head basketball coach watched hrs team enter the sect1onal tourney wtth Z1 sect1onal t1tle The Ttgers were elrmtnated by Delpht 1n the regronals lack Craycratt completed hrs second year as B team coach whrle Brentrs Berkshlre dr rected the freshmen Ttgers for the trrst trme Watching for the httle mlstakes whtch may wtn or lose a game for the Trgers are basketball coaches Brentts Berkshne Bay Geyer and lack Craycratt OO Co- 5-l5 record to win four games in a row for the The 1957 Peru Tlgers overcame a 5 l5 season reco d Car 1ger Gerald Math1a Fred Fech man Iohn Cooke to w1n the M1GH1l County secuonals and repre ented Ed Holland Terry Gray l1m Rody Gary Donald o th1 area IP the YSQIOPGIS 1 Kokomo They are Ed Ern1e Range B1l' We tate Kal Kma and llwfl K1 k As Achon Was Shown Durmg Many EXCI'I'Il'Ig Game Moments Coach Ray Geyers Peru T1gers rega1ned ln w1nn1ng Peru s 26th sect1onal t1tle Coach the1r sect1onal t1tle by travel1ng the hard way Geyer kept the record 1ntact that no second 1n tourney play w1nn1ng from Converse Bun year coach at Peru has lost a sect1onal t1tle ker l-l1ll Deedsvtlle and beat1ng Fulton 1n th s1nce l926 champ1onsh1p game Although the season record would 1nd1 cate a very med1ocre record wh1ch was hve w1ns and l5 losses the T1gers were a much better team than th1s shows They learned what 1t means to battle hard through ntp and tuck games Seven t1mes the T1gers went down by four pomts or less l2 of or less Plymo 1th was the Ttgers t1rst VlCt111l 1n the orenmg came of the season Othe VICLIITI wereA kdm Rochester West Lafayette and Peru s arch r1val the Kokomo Kats Thls seems to be a game ol who got the ba netball? a the ball roll beh1nd Gary Donald on Wa clung 1t roll iown the tloo 1 Grrqld Math a N 1 Q 1 f 91 ' - ' r r' , ' , t , 1. As ' . ' 1 'n . ' , ' 1 S r r A. M, Q r I I I I . , . , D . their 25 games were decided by live points - ' 1 1 , r ' ' ' s ll ' 1 , v V, , 7' V . ' - rs 2 s ' :s . ' , t ' ' f r G17 2r .l 5, ' to 15 'auglt 1n th: pileeup Big stretch for Ernie Range as he goes way up to get The hall irorzi Plymouth Supporting him are Karl King und Gerald Mathias Ed Holland reaches lor the boll os o Plymouth ploy- ffturtilcles. Action! Action! Action! ,S K 1 . 4 Drive home 1 the Vic gh' o Gercxlo Ma hiow G hc zlribbles around two Plvrhouth pcrye Gerald Marhias Takes Honors as Hopper Award Winner Gerald Mathias, :senior lOT'Ni'fTd received two of the highest owords offered to o Pero High School bosket- bcill player. He was :termed wiririor of the Hopper Award tor the othlele showing the best mental ottitude, zrjortariicmship xscholdrship, and :ll the qiioliiien of an outmtoridirig othletfz In oddifzcri he received the lfiurkes-Nelp Momoriol Award fZ'I' the boat fieferrsive rtzcioi' letter wimier. Ed Holland was riowied e ipient of th E ker bei J Free Throw Award CI thc cxreity plo,e hovirig the be t tree throw hootirig pierce toige c d h fUIll lCI o er fl ho oor, captain 'fir or ity olcetbo tedri 93 . - . ii ' the rec ' e i .- 'rj ' ' 3 -- 'v Q r ' S - S - ,ci . lim Rody, center on recipient oi the Star Award was elf: fe by is Y: 1 . tes 1 .sc we :s rr r Q of .' 1 V .s' B fi - il ,r r. Ronnie Williams demonstrates ball-handling while D. Ousley Keith Smith, B Sterling, R McCartney, D other members of the HB team look on Kneeling are Smalley, B Hudson and B Westater D. Martin and Kirk Smith, and standing are I. Cypherd, Co-operation Proved To Be Successful For The Cubs Coach lack Craycratts Tiger UB basketball sauacl tinished the l95f57 season with a 5-15 record. Again it was Clay Township that eliminated them in the semiftinals ot the county tourna- ment atter they had surpassed the Butler Tomae hawks. Une ot the best games the Bs played was against Fort Wayne Central Catholics lrish, who had a l24game winning streak when they invaded Tig-Arena. Although they did not have a great season record, the NB team members were always lighting until the gun sounded. B team cheerleaders Sharon Tn,-xl- Y and Sherrill Quigley :show that clieffrleading if a fiood way tc encourage the team The Txger symbol of the Peru Trgers holds a great deal of lnterest for freshman cheerleaders Mary O Connor Sonla Craycralt and Martha LeGate W1th a great deal of depth to thetr ad vantage the Peru Freshman basketball team came through wlth 10 w1ns rn l5 games for the1r A team and 4 wms out of 5 for the1r B team Probably the most cherlshed w1n of the season was the vlctory over Kokomo on the1r home court lt was only the second trme that Kokomo had been beaten Leadrng both the Freshman A and B teams th1s year was a new coach Brentls R Berkshrre The three top scorers were Iohn McLay Chuck Grandstatf and Iack McPherson Grandstalf McLay and Harry D1xon were the three top foul hooters Freshmen Teams Showed Greal' Prospecls For Varsl+y Chuck Grcmdstaif demonstrates guardmg w1th Iohn Standmg I McPherson W Rlchardson T Bess1gnano Mcl.ay whlle other members of the Freshman team I MGVf1Ck T Schoolman l-I Drxon G Moon B Burk watch They are Kneelmg D Demaree and T Brooks hart I Sonafrank K Clark G Constable andI Sharp 95 . ,W K I 1 ' , - xx ll . . .. 1, . I. 11 1 .1 11 . , 1 1 , . ' I I Q 1 1 . , O Harriers Had Fine Season As They Tied For Third In C.l.C. Keep movin' is a familiar saying from Coach Geyer as he gives encouragement to F, Rouch, M. Geiselman, H. Chatlosh, E. Range, B. Weidernan, G. Donaldson, T. Hentgen, M. Murphy and I. Cypherd. Looking calm before a long distance run are the Tigers' harriers. Row 1: G, Donaldson, M. Geiselman, H. Chatlosh, M. Murphy, T. Hentgen, T. Bessignano, E Range, I. Cypherd and B. Weideman. Row 2: E. Rouch, T. Bailey, C. Grandstaii, I. Carlin, I. Brooks, I. Coach Ray Geyer. in his second year at PHS guided his Tiger Harriers to an outstanding 8-2 record, a tie tor third in the CIC meet, and placed sixth in the sectional at Fort Wayne Two seniors led the Tigers to eight victories. The losses were to Wabash, the eventual CIC champions, and Eastern. The wins were over Rochester, twice, and Plymouth, Alexandria, Elwood, Logansport, Monticello, and Wells. Harold Chatlosh, honorary captain, received a trophy for having the least number of points. Top runners were Gary Donaldson, Max Geisel- rnan, Ernie Range, Terry Hentgen, Iohn Cf pherd, Mike Murphy and Tom Bessignaro. McPherson, I, Butler, P. Fultz, E .Harvey and Manager I. Bradley. Row 3: Coach Ray Geyer, A. Sharpf, I. Harnman, I. Cooke, H. McCartney, I. Rody, G. Moon, K. Garland, E. Holland, B. Westater and L. Callahan. New Coach, Bob Larson, Guided Wrestlers Through the Year Break him down. says Terry Brooks, lU3-pound soph- omore maior letter winner, as he completes an arm- drag take down by gaining a position of advantage over a Broad Ripple wrestler He pinned him later Pete Redmon demonstrates a sit-out with the help of Bob Harshman While other grapplers watch. They are: Kneeling: Coach Bob Lar- son, Manager T. Amos, W. Schrader, B. Mills, I. Hutchinson, l. Cress, R. Foreman, D. Town- Pete Redmon took second in the sectionals at Lafayette leiferson, setting a new record for match points with a total of 5l points. Placing third and fourth were Terry Brooks and Ronnie Conner, respectively, Receiving major awards were Pete Redmon 51 points, Terry Brooks, 40 points, Russell Goch enour, 40 points, and Bob Harshman, 31 points Minor award Winners were lerry Cover, loe Cress, Pete Foreman, Bob Smith, Wayne Schra der, Ralph Richards, Dan Scott, Tom lones, lohn Wylie, Terry Warder, and Don Dice. Freshmen receiving numerals were Ronnie Conner, Bob Mills, and Glen Ramsey. The Tigers ended the season with a 5-won 8-loss record, winning twice over Bluffton and once over Fort Wayne Central Catholic, Howe Military School, and Royerton. send, T. Brooks, and R. Conner, Standing: R Gochenour, D. Dice, D, McCain, l. Cover, T Warder, G, Ramsey, I. Wylie, R. Richards, Mi Kitner, and B. Smith, .97. Tiger Cindermen Ended Season With a Very Good Record A race to the finishl Coming across the last hurdle are Dick Lantz, Fred Fe-chtman, and Pete Redman. Coach Dick Donovan's cindermen had a very fine season last year as they rolled over six teams. The Tigers' only losses were handed to them by Delphi and Tipton. Terry Trexler and Pete Redman both placed in the sectionals last season. Terry placed a very line second place in pole vaulting while Cheering Iim Kirk on to victory are Coach Dick Don- ovan, L. Pager, K. Garner, K. Edwards, D. Martin, D. Chandler, T, Trexler, D. Catey, P. Redmon, D. McGrew, Pete placed third in the low hurdles. Another bright spot in the Tigers track team last year was Don Williams. Don did a great job in the scoring for the Tiger cindermen. He ran in the 880-yard relay team and participat- ed in both high jump and broad jump. F. Fechtman E. Carriger B. Sterling, E. Holland, G Mathias, and D. Lantz. Coach Saine's Tennis Squad Had a 6 Wm, 8 Loss Record 2 1 i 1 I 1 .-il' ' I .. 1 1 ' Coach Ioe Scrme shows lohn Wold how to return a low ball whtle other members of the tennls squad look on They are L Mlddlekautt B Oglesby S Polk P Fultz V Sorenson and P Rauch Slx players managed to carry Coach loe Same s racquetmen to a slx Wm erght loss rec ord last season They were lohn Wold Sylvan Polk Fred Rouch Lance Mlddlekauft Butch Sorenson and Paul Fultz W1ns were galned over Logansport 4 3 Ply mouth 5 2 Fort Wayne South Slde 6 l Fort Wayne Central 61 Rochester 61 and Wa bash 5 2 W1th the loss of Iohn Wold due to graduatron and Lance Nhddlekautt who moved to Koko mo Coach Same expected to draw heavtly on Sylvan Polk Fred Rouch and Paul Fultz re turnlng th1s year and Iohn McLay Gordon Constable and lohn Sonafrank all freshmen . . ,. ,. ,. .1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 , , 1'1 ' 1'1 1'1 1'1 1'1 ' ,'. I - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . Look ng over the score ol a recent arch are W E Kuntz I Noland ana E Chrr e C olcc T Wa d Cocct Crayc a K lr Golf Team Succeeded Under Guldlnq Hand of New Coach A seven Wln and three lose record looked rrnpresstve lor the tearn and tts net coa lack Craycratt Unfortunately graduatlon Clatrned two good ollers Ross Kuntz and lon Noland but to re Clace them are three up and Corntng boys, Terry Warder Karl Klng and Doug Enale Kuntz d1splayed 1nd1v1dual rnettle by auah tylng lor the State Golf Tournament whrch wae held ID lnd1anapol1s The team sho Ned tts own power by wmnlng the thlrd place berth ln the ClC after a hard won battle Perfectlon ar 1 g a h actlce c lUU 'ia i ' 3 rn ,' .. . . , ' 'G E:1gf,l.e1 .rer, Al 'rlt .Krg I I -, . 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MONTGOMERY TRAVEL seavlce SHELL QTL CQMPANY SPEC'AL'Z'NG 'N SHELL DISTRIBUTORS DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL AIR AND sn-ur TOURS S CRUISES T 1' sus TOURS Ano TICKETS Sl-IM FATS BUD BEST WISHES FROM PERU FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 383 BUSY DAY' BUSY DAY' WHEN EVERY MINUTE COUNTS TAKE YOUR LAUNDRY TO THE SPEEDY WASHETTE 307 West Maln Peru II1d1CI1'1CI FOR THAT WELL DRESSED LOOK SHOP AT B O S T O N S T O R E 103 South Broadway Peru II1C1iCII1CI 106 I54 SOUTH BROADWAY PERU INDIANA S th Broadway Peru, Indiana Every Day Is A Bargain Day CRIDER GROCERY GROCERIES HOME KILLED MEATS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 31 THE MODEL GRILL SANDWICHES STEAKS CHICKEN SEA FOOD MALTS SHAKES COKES IUST GOOD FOOD 9E I h DEDICATED TO EDUCATION AND THRIFT PERU FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION L B CHALKLEY S ry F ASNACHT IEWELRY Wat: Ivey D1 :mandy Fme euelvj LET FASNACHT FIX YOUR WATCH hB d DlGR22085 PERU S DEALER FOR BUICK OLDSMOBILE GMC RICHTER MOTOR SAI.ES 26E tThd DlGR37282 For All Types of Photographic Equipment MURPHY S PHOTO SUPPLIES 19 WEST 'I'HIRD DIAL GR 3 4835 Marty Col Mike Murphy 0 4. Q 0 o ,K I h, ff B A fx. ' ' K I I as T ird Norma Guyer I Bill Westufer At , . . , ecreta Comer U. S. and Washington Avenue Peru, Indiana 18 North Broadway Dial GR 3-6354 I A . ', . ' I , -, 0 0 o o o o 13 Sout roa way ia - as ir ia - 0 0 0 i I ' 107 For Handsome FIRST CLASS LUGGAGE Come To ff6ZZ9:2-01 url Smith You Can Trust the Care of Your Loved Ones to Us MIAMI NURSING HOME 7 tThd D lGR36710 NO MATTER WHAT YOUR DESTINATION GO BY WAY OF PERU TRANSIT lINES INC You II Be So Proud of Your Coaf From SENGER S DRY GOODS You WIII Wear II' ALL Year Round PERU INDIANA I 7 Eas ir ia - I o I I I I dren Morgan lie Gilgrist ACROSS THE STREET . . . ACROSS THE STATE . . . ACROSS THE NATION . . . GUYER the MOVER S g t N MOVING STORAGE PACKING 466E tThdSt D1GR33802 5 ervin he ation Agent North American Van Lines, Inc. as ir reet ia - FOUND Hlgh Quallty Clothlng Qulck Efhclent Servlce VVhere9 I C PENNEY 56 North Broadway Peru In FOR THE FINEST IN VISUAL ENTERTAINMENT ALLEY S TV SALES AND SERVICE 163 North Broadway Peru All y A Complete L1ne of Fresh Fru1ts and Vegetables Can Be Found at COPELAND S GROCERY 154 North Grant Peru p l FOR THE BEST IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MAYTAG BUY AT DINSMORE Sales and Serv1ce 321 North Wayne Lind c pl shin y G ' 110- PERU TIRE SERVICE Il V l53 Nor+h Broadway ai' Ewlng Dual GR 3 4223 YOU LL FIND THE QUALITY AND PRICES THE SAME ALTHOUGH THERE S A CHANGE IN THE NAIVIE S E E CUTLER I ON ES HARDWARE 'Knit Q 2 Peru Lodge No 249 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 111 Profif S aring Coupons Given For aluable Premiums 56-59 SOUTH BROADWAY DIAL GR 2-2733 Ilvfeql PERU'S MOST MODERN DRY CLEANING PLANT PICK UP AND DELIVERY SUEDE CLEANING AND REFINISHING Z4 Hour Shirt Service TIP TOP 1 HOUR CLEANERS 20 EAST THIRD DIAL GR 3-3440 Best Wishes For The Class Oi '57 TRIPLEX HEATING SPECIALTY CO INC PERU INDIANA Products That Assure HOT WATER AT ITS BEST 252 NORTH GRANT DIAL GR 3 4428 CAR PROBLEMS? AWNINGS Let Us Handle Them CANVAS STEEL ALUMINUM ALUMINUM STORM DOORS a. WINDOWS .AL ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK MOTOR SALES PERU AWNING COMPANY 112 Il l o 0 56 S. Wabash Peru. Indiana R- R- 4' PERU DIAL GR 35055 engfavxngs In IXUS NWI III INDIANAPOLIS ENG RAVING COMP INDIANAPOLIS 6 INDIANA ll? PUBLICATION DIVISION NY, INC NX . m A2 A fit,-I 'l, I .-,I I II251: gg '-.fl :I I. IIII jf 11'-191 Wir C-'ati' mn in AIITII Iawf 'nfig I O ' ' -112 39 ff' I ,III - II L li Si' 'Q-L I ,I I 3, E: 11 SQUIRREL FOOD CO. WHOLESALE RESTAURANT BAR AND SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPIVIENT Everythmg From A to Z thG D lGR33830 KUT-IN'S DRY CLEANERS CLEANING FOR THOSE WHO CARE W tThdSt D1GR36481 FOR SERVICE FROM DOOR TO DOOR MOWBRAY TRUCKING CO NM DIGR37424 Are Your Auto Insurance Costs Too H1gh'? SAVE MONEY WITH PRAIRIE STATE AJ, CLAIM SERVICE ROBERT L HAWLEY DIST AGENT 207W R D lGR22892 MODERN DAIRY BAR Qmlnty Ch 265 E MAIN DIAL GR 3 9088 I IM DALECKE Ponhac Cadillac AMERICAS NUMBER ONE ROAD CAR D IGR 3 4478 ADVERTISING THAT STICKS PRESSURE SENSITIVE NAME PLATES PRINTERS OF CELLULOSE ACETATE FIBRE CLOTH GLASS FIBRE ELECTRICAL AND PAPER TAPES Vlckery Tape 8. Machine Co , Inc 286 Wesf Th rd Re r D I GR 3 5613 EOE ,Qff CONGRATULATIONS FROM ONE THOUSAND EAGLES OF PERU AERIE No 258 I I 0 0 0 ll ll o 0 o 18 Nor rant iq - GS if feet ia - o 0 o . iami id - , iverside ia - Complimenfs of and I O l o o o , . ekd Dairv Products u - Second and Miami ia - ll ll IIBERW ,wiv - .. ' - - U5 o o o U U . . i a ia - ' ' II4 - HEAVE HO ' PULL A LITTLE MO . . BY THE TIME IT'S OUT, YOU CAN BUILD YOUR HOIVIE WITH IT AND SOME MORE FROM MCGILL LUMBER CO. 100 W. 8th at Cass Dial GR 3-6648 Harry Westcot! Ed Holland I C O'CONNOR 6. SONS, INC SAND AND GRAVEL CONSTRUCTION D1al GR 3 5873 ,AND KICKAPOO SAND 6. GRAVEL CO SAND AND GRAVEL D1al GR 3 6282 FOR A HEAVENLY SCENT TRY THE COMPLETE LINE OF PERF UMES AT PETERS DRUG STORE 0 o o 66 North Broadway Dial GR 3-3232 Mary Lou Miller - 115 - PERU TRUST COMPANY WE'RE PROUD or OUR RECORD FOR SOUND BANKING OVER MANY YEARS V MEMBER A SAVINGS COMMERCIAL TRUST INSURANCE CONGRA TULA TIONS To The Llass of 195 7 7he Uvmpfwfl 116 T1 NO THRRN INDIANA Pusuc SERVICE COMPANY Loo e Fu+ure INSIDE AND OUTSIDE SERVICE Jlmq s B1 B110 810 WEST MAIN DIAL GR 2 2615 Wlfh Savings Accouni' WABASH VALLEY TRUST COMPANY pdl D IC-3R355I6 117 1 .fr C F o U A R gfil T S I E 'I' O I 3 ' U f s ,fEiEL'f2'Z.2 k , ' To gi L I ,F A Th J- I ' I 5:34 zzsmesm Over 50 Years of De en ab e Banking Service 2 Soufh Broadway ia - COME TO THE EAST END FUEL COMPANY Ol' CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS 366 EAST SIXTH STREET DIAL GR 3 6113 THE MARBURGER SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALERS OF PLUMBING HEATING MILL AND CONTRACTOR S SUPPLIES LIGHT AND HEAVY HARDWARE PERU INDIANA PERU DAILY TRIBUNE 1' Rb M11 Sh p 76W tThd D1GR36641 When You Dont Come See Us FIISI We Both Lose Money BROADWAY BARGAIN BARN INC 159 N BROADWAY DIAL GR 3 3115 118 I I I I Advertising Deparfmen Representatives: Mr. o ert i s, ot Clussiiied. cmd Mr. I. ar of Display Advertising. The complete staff include Mr. Robert Mathes and Mr. Ira Murray ol Display. Q Mrs. Carol Roby ol National Advertising, Ieneann Finnerty of Classified. es ir ia - I if I l A It Steve Brovin CITY OF PERU UTILITIES ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER PLANT FILTRATION PLANT SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT '1I9' MIAMI BOOK SHOP FOR A LARGE SELECTION OF HALLMARK CARDS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES ss N d BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS Qiarlvtte .Kluwer Qhnp TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 1 GR 3 7276 STEBCIDIINIQU-3 MW FW TIRE S FULTZ SERVICE STATION 600 East M D I GR 3 7075 FOR THE NEWEST IVY LEAGUE FASHIONS Fon MEN I OHN STEGMAN MEN S WEAR 14 SOUTH BROADWAY orth Brocx wcry A se B' I AT T Q. 57 West Main 0 485 East Fifth Dia - Ruth P I r ' ain ia - See I W W THERE'S A RING FOR EVERY OCCASICN BALFOUR and COMPANY N A KAR HOP DRIVE IN RESTAURANT GR 3 3688 GR 2 2109 121 2 03 . Dual es+ M a i n Rosellen Wils Ruth Nash Ierry Powell esf Dial M a I n - W Ronnie Short Becky Weis! Iudie Morecra Douglas Enge There's o Conversafion As Good s Good Food Compliments of MCCOMAS GROCERIES AND LUNCH 680 Chl A D lGR39925 LET US HANDLE ALL YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS JN LOCAL FINANCE CORPORATION 5 EAST THIRD STREET BLUE DRUG STORE Dependable Prescnptlon SGIVICG DIAL GR 3 4152 PERU INDIANA A WIDE SELECTION OF FINE GROCERIES QAM BONNEY S WARREN ST MARKET S thB FAST AND DEPENDABLE SERVICE BELL S DRY CLEANERS 62 WEST THIRD DIAL GR 3 7373 SMOKE HOUSE SPORTING GOODS Irs WHISQN TODAY PERU INDIANA COME DOWN AND SEE LEWIE AND THE LADS AT THEIR NEW STATION LEWIE S D X SERVICE Ph GR 3 9001 AT LOW PRICES coME TO COZY NOOK CAFE B D l GR 3 9025 ii ve. ia - ...fl ! ' 5, I - , 302 ou roadway Peru. Indiana AT ' I O O I K FOR FINE FOOD 1 fri:-EI wenmymt ,Nga our. I Comer Main and Grant one - 165 N. roadway ia - - 122 - The Graduates of Today-U Peru 's Citizens of Tomorrow WHETHER YOU RE BUYING OR SELLING SEE V 'Q MIR REAL ESTATE I 0 2.f07Z9 Qewefvl KOROMO Gda LONG DEAL TDDAVI 123 Connie Schmidi Ierry Long Carolyn Wilkinson 551.1.-'ffTI:'12'2:1:':-:':v.v':.:::5:::5::H1 ' , ,- ' ,- ' :i 5 Wkwii -' Qi 1 5 -' f p W ,4 .525+5Z5I , 52515155 it X, ajj5 55' 1 :QQQZ5 ., 4. 31 5' 2 2525352 I 5'-532 5 5 I 55553-555 ,H , NY 55515.53 ' KX 5 Q'g5Q,1g'Q 1 13 W- SYCAMORE - ' - PHONE 28255 Egiflfjzf V '5'5QEg,Q5Qi I Y H-A57 25535552 5 6. 'f . 55W5EWEMMW?QAqLhLMVMMHWERHQQQMMQQ 95 555' 1555 ' -f1,E,Q.vfivr,:'-,,.5E, gE .j, 5 11 H I. f I ...-, 4' . . 5 Good Luck, Tigers' BILL MITH Sportmg Goods 13 East Mcnn D cd GR 3 9038 '7fwL L4 Quang We have been so busy making +he clssus +ha+ we dldni' have 'fume 'ro 'rake one for our own acl MXN LTZ runmnnnvuv YOUR FUTURE PHOTOGRAPHERS OUR FUTURE BUSINESS 12 H ' I . i - resi' of Hue pic+ures in 'rhe '57 Nar- I. '--- Elias S No matter whrch type of vegetables you prefer you 11 flnd the best at I AY LOWE GROCERY 252E tM DIGRZZ473 yw fff f EDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PERU PROTECTED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR YOUR FINANCIAL SAFETY AND SECURITY D l GR 3 4233 Follow the advice of Smortly Dressed Women ond shop ot TEMPLE S SUBURBAN WOMEN S APPAREL . D' 1 GR 3-3632 F zmpllments RASSNER FURNITURE STORE SB Ml COLONIAL OIL CO THE SIGN OF FRIENDLY SERVICE AND Low PRICES fTd M THE GROCERY THAT IS TUST AROUND THE CORNER ADAMS GROCERY 23 W as DIa1 GR 2 2900 FROM TOTS TO TEENS TO THE LULLABY SHOP , x Ol up FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE W t M D 1 GR 3 5545 Buy a Rem1ngton wang, R KREUTZER S s BROADWAY DIAL GR a 6262 B F GOODRICH LIFESAVER TUBELESS TIRES 4444! fluidea 21 E IVIAIN DIAL GR 2 2191 Fr1g1da1re Apphances RCA Zenlth RadIos TV Sets Maytag Washers WOLF ELECTRIC CO W S WhtW Sell l9E D lGR3568l 126 A I ' I . of I o o 0 o o o 106 . roadway 1112 ies South on 21 Comer o hir and iami Peru, Indiana I O O O l I I 1 es econd Street ' 18 South Broa way 'a -6 YI V , Q, , ' ' , 'LQIEK R l . ,,.. .11 ,.-.,. .,::-E14 1 .,.,1 , 3 .?ffi:? f Es ei' EIKENBERRY I . . .,-.-. g.:1.1:1-:5:1:ggg::5:i.g3sgM::E:I I 84 es ain Street ia - 11 - l l AT lit - e ervice a e . - ast Main ia - F11th Accuracy and Serious Concenfraflon ARE THE BY WORDS OF HIGH QUALITY WORK AS DONE BY KISER MANMILLER GR 3 3424 N h d WHETHER BUILDING A HOME OR IUST MAKING REPAIRS GET YOUR SUPPLIES AT PERU LUMBER COMPANY GR 3 5567 -127- 0 Q Q Q Q Senhnel Pflllfllig Co. 30 East Dial Iohn Winters ' , I Af' 154 I on A ff Dial ocx way ' . 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G 1 V 1, 'l Y The Narcissus Staff Co Edltors 1n Chief loyce Buckalew and Nancy Burkhart Act1v1t1es Ed1'tor Carolyn Wtlkrnson Assrstant ACt1V1f16S Ed1tor Carolyn Strassle Faculty Edltor lean Arnold Underclass Edltor Bosellen Wrlson Sports Edltor Bob Smtth Index Editor Conrne Schmrdt Busmess Manager Bonnre Short Advertrsmg Manager Martr Cole ASS1SfQI1t Advertlsmg Manager Mary Lou Mxller Student Photographer Bob Hahn Staff Wrlters N1k1e Arkman Edtth lo Andrews Ioann Burgan Ellen Catttn Ioyce Cattrn Wrlla Enyart lane Ferrara Lrnda Garnbee Kenny Garland Llnda Howard Sandra lordan ludy Laudenschlager DICK Mart1n ludy Anne Myers Kay Parkrnan Donna Pressler Arleen Schultz M1ck1 Smtth Ted Trbbetts Sharon Trexler Mary lo Volpert Davrd Wheeler Scotty Wrrrck Advertxsmg Salesmen Nlkle Arkman Brllon Anderson Torn Andrews Brll Baber loann Burgan Ellen Cattrn Patty Cattrn lay Cole lack Cover ludy Dangerlreld Don Deweber Kenny Edwards Wrlla Enyart Marlon Foy Kenny Garland Bonnre Geberln Susle Chllette Sandra Holdren Llnda Howard Tom Howenstrne lames Marqurs Mary Lou Mrller Don Ousley Kay Parkrnan Sandra Bader Pat Boberts Bonnre Short Dale Srruth Krrk Smtth M1ck1Sm1th Ted T1bbetts Phylhs Townsend Sharon Trexler Davrd Van Treese Scotty WIFICK Crrculatxon Staff Mrss Hester Wood and members of Horneroorn ll9 Publxcahons Advrser Mr Phtltp A Fox Pnntmg by the Sentmel Pnntmg Company Engravmgs by the Indrancrpolrs Engravmg Company Photography by Waltz Studro Covers by S K Smrth Company Bmdmg by Brock and Rankm Inc l37 I I lvl. I I A I I 'I 'Il I I' ! I , , , . I I .I I , , , , , V ff, fs. Oh what cx beautiful feeling! Only another journalist can know the sheer enjoyment Mr, Fox, Nancy Burk- 1 hart, and Ioyce Buckalew can be getting from throwing these pictures away now that their job is done, After Talking It 0ver We Decided... As we look back to the night we took our first yearbook pictures we remember our un- easyness which was shown when we forgot paper and had to write names of the kids in the pictures on paper napkins. By the time we came back from lU we began to feel more confident, for we had spent many days and nights full of lots of work and little sleep. Then when school started we found that we still needed help and guidance, conse- quently through this year we have leaned heavily on our photographer, lohn Waltz... Claude, Bill, and Ernie who gave of their time, understanding, and patience . . . Chuck Mueller for his sound advice . . . lack Bundy for helping us with our Blue and Gold covers . . . teachers who put up with our frequent disrupting of their classes . . .and of course to Mr. Gox, or as he is more commonly known, Mr. Fox. From the first time we met him he has proved to be an unchanging friend as well as a fine adviser. We want to thank him for all his good-hearted- ness and patience with all the staff members. Now, after we two have talked it over we have decided that our '57 Narcissus will al- ways please us, and we hope that it does the same for you. loyce Buckalew and Nancy Burkhart, Co-editors-in-chief. 138' 33154,-'til xg 'hw QWA X'Ej'f ' Il i 'WV Ali M, , . b Q 3-3 'N 1 f 2 v. I ,- ,f -. .- ., 'nj .ntl ,,,f f- . l A , .v,f lg E-- . V n, 7.x,:, . . X -pxk, -,X K - V. N- ..-Af rf- ,A , -'-, .. Mgr.. 1 . , . . , . , 4 Y... - ...A - - Y ,
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