Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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ffllt lx 3 All eyes were centered on Linda Rassner, Homecoming Queen, as she led the annual pa- rade at Bengal Stadium. Is there a harpoon in the crowd? This seems a valid question as the Industrial Club's prize-winning float moves by, PHS ls 7,000 Individuals All Massed Cheering the basketball team on during its CIC- clinching game with Alexandria is the special senior section ol the band. At basketball or football games, in the main hall before classes, at our clubs, at canteen, around the drinking fountain-all ot these were places Where we met together for lun or learn- ing While here at PHS. We soon saw the importance oi students working together, whether on a class project, an alter-game mixer, a money-raising project, or a club event. We might have been slightly crowded, but that didnt stop us from getting the most out ot this years education. When you return to school you must get a pass, read the rules. Lena Brauneller, Sandra Bruit, Sharon Clark, Donna Burrous, and Mary Camp- bell wait for Miss Stutesman's attention,

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fdiffi? cus Spirit for the final CIC game of the season was pro- vided by the barrier for the team to go through. lohn Sonafrcnk, senior guard, leads the charge by the team. Open wide, exclaims Mrs. LeMaster, school nurse, as she checks George Dinkel to make sure PHS doesnt have a flu epidemic. z From the Littlest Freshman onfUp From our first kid party as a freshman to the joy of lockers in the new building as seniors, in the space between our first and last basket- ball games, and during our many activities before, during, and after school, we remember many things from PHS. The men go here, explains Mr, lames Noble to Don Wittig, band captain, and Tom Gustin, choir president, as they plan one of the many concerts presented by the PHS music department,

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4 Qi5fJE'. if l Giddycrp. shout the Senior Y-Teens members os their tloot Members ot the Art Club support their HC4'1::f pcirodoas post the grondstond kat entry in the Homecoming pdrdde Info Une Communifyf Students, Teachers t i During class time. the moin holl oi PHS becomes: o qui f'.r t, deserted ploce frequented only by the trophy cone, the pencil machines, ond on occosionol stray ntuclerit, but , , . . . . possing periods disgorge what seems to be the Whole population ot the school into the :some plrico With only tour minutes to get from one end ot the build- inq to the other, the hollis frequently blurr with tht- speed ot rushing students.