Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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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.

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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.

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