Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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This year saw PHS students dressed better than ever before. Girls shocked everyone when the first football game found them wear- ing high colored stocking called leotards. Skirts got shorter as girls attempted to achieve that long, leggy look, Peru l-ligh's girls sent cleaning profits sky-high as they wore those white blazers. Sweater vests were popular with boys as well as girls, and many steady couples looked alike. Girls were wearing all kinds of novelty sweaters and big collars were the thing this year, Boys favored the casual look of big bulky Perry Como sweaters. Linda Pope, Dick Reineke, and Beverly Norem are typical examples of the dress of PHS students. Linda is shown wearing a sack dress, Dick sports his Perry Boys at Peru High were still pegging their slacks at l31f2 and an amazing number cast aside their levis for flannels. On the whole, PHS students looked very sharp. Como sweater, and a pleated skirt and chemette are worn by Beverly,

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Af PHS During fl1e Summer Months and Tom Grether. lim Armstrong, and lerry King take Cx Talking over Hoosier Boys' and Girls' State honors pause from summer school to see il Pl-lS's coke ma- are David Sutton, lim Bixler, Marie Toepter, Mary lo Chine is working. Volpert, and Ellen Cattin. Looking over a copy ol the lndiana Daily Student that they received at the lournal- ism Institute are Kenny Garland, Marie Toepfer, Tom Andrews, and Richard Wheeler, yearbook stall members, and Linda Gorseline, Willa Enyart, Mary 0'Connor, and Rachel Keith, Newspaper lnstituters.