Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Foll, We're Acfive in Work ond Ploy l . M LM, ., ,Q .KY Era Hawaiian War Chant provided the melody for ot the hglt-time shows ot Bengal Stodiurn The girls Lindo Rgssxsner, Bonnie Devine, lulie Scheerer, Cgrol broved cold weather to entertgin ot the tootbdll Slfigrpt, rind Nancy Philloboum, Tigeretteia, during one ggrnefs Something new Gdded this year gt the lootbgll games was the cheering Chute, formed by bcrndsrnen ond loyol rooters. Footboll players were greeted with Cl rousing welcome os they ron through the Chute gt the beginning of oooh game. .15.

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and Help Raise Money For Gur School PHS students had ample opportunity to pat themselves on the back this year in other thinas than dramatic and music pro- ductions. Under the sponsorship of the Student Council, the Polio Drive raised 33878, lar more than has been donated in the past. ln addition, PHS service club members went from door-to-door on Heart Sunday collecting money for the Heart Fund, All students gave willingly to the community collections during the year. Student Council officers Kirk Smith, Micki Smith, and Sharon Branarn inspect the final re- :zultzx of the Satellite Race which ncttted S878 tor Ihr- Polio Foundation, Distributing posters to downtown businesses is one way that Ioann Burgan helps promote the 1958 Ro- dec.