Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Luxldmg thmgs mth mode equtp ent rsnt too Chuck Whitney shows that there is no margin for hard lerry Coxer atscovers a h mantpula es a large errors in drafting as he uses a plasttc angle and T- board 1 to the saw sauare to get exerv lrne exactly where tt belongs We Prepare Ourselves for Fu+ure Vocahons Wh1le most academlc classrooms are autet much of the ttme th1s rule does not apply to lndustrtal arts classes Ahere saws grtnders and presses are usuallx kept runntng ln the tour phases of lndustrtal arts oftered at Peru l'l1gh School p tnttng ndachme shop dratttng and voodworktng each student trles to master hrs parttcular major as much as pos slble Learntng to run each machlhe and how to keep tt tn good condttton are rmportant tac tors worked mto each slrop course Shop boys contrlloute to other departments of the school The prtnt shop stalls sets head ltnes makes up pages and prlnts The Peruvlan each week Many objects completed by rna chlne shop and woodworktng classes are used tn the classrooms and ot tces Dratttng students olter work out plans that later rra be a basts tor a nachtne shop or f oodwc ktng proje t Safety Flrst o Q , . . Q O f - I T 7 Y - , , f W . , . Y . . . I 'I I . , l l 4 A . , , . :. . 1 v YY ' . . V ' 1 7 w r ' ' f- ' 1 're motif n l L 'f' eh p claffff and lefty Black ara Max G-iifexrtan '.'.'12irsaZety gas:- es 1: :protect their eve.: '.'fh1,'? rpachgiee are wed.-

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We Learn Musical Methods +o Become Better Musicians '-nun. an-N Correct posture and breathing techniques are demon- the second period chorus. strated by Choir Director lames Noble for members of One of the many busy departments at PHS is the music department which is head- ed by Mr. lames Noble, This group consists of the band, advanced choir, swing choir, B band, and chorus. The band! tigerettes, and majorettes per- formed at all home football and basketball games this year and traveled to Wabash to play at the half of the Peru-Wabash football L ,-Ti' game. This year the band was invited to the ln- diana Music Educators Association convene tion in Indianapolis, where they gave a conf cert of recentlyfreleased musical arrange- ments. The choir sang at service club meetings. Both the band and choir presented the Christmas and Spring concerts and partici- pated in the Four-Way Music Festival at Vlfabash. The swing choir, a choir composed of 120 members, sang in many programs around the city. The chorus and B band serve as a train- ing area for underclassmen interested in 1,iusic. Don't be afraid to hit those notes, says Mr, Noble as he works with members of the UB band.