Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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C ' . ft-. 1 7 —rf , 2 0 As I Show You the Ne fh M ' Conditions are rapidly changing in our so ciety. In practically every Held there is urgent need to expand. Peru was one of the many towns that found this condition tru For this reason, she increased her educational facilities by adding a new junior high schcpJ, which went into operation at the beginningbSS the second semester. y Since classrooms have become more etowd- ed each year, in both junior and senigr high, beginning next year the ninth grada will be included in the seventh and eigj fth grade building. Thus, PHS was happy to meet- and welcome her last freshman class Mn the fall of 1960. In many ways, Peru High School is chang ing. But there is one characteristic that will always remain the same. This is her friend ness. Thronged with busy, happy students, PHS is trulyMhe plgce-to gain friends, whether in the KowdedKnalls, during locker chats, at ball I garnet an in. class roomso. Each year we Icomw acquainted with new books anc

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