Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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In Fact, We Scarcely Missed Frosh! Checking attendance slips ior Miss Charlotte Baker, secretary to the principal, are the office helpers. This year ' s assistants are B. Aikman, C. Howenstine, N. vers, K. Bird, J. Reed, K. Kreutzer, B. Bateman, I. tngdon, P. Devine, and D. Eckelbarger. Here ' s how you scored, says Dean of Boys Noel win and Fred Holmes. Semi-finalists Archie Wills and Davis to National Merit Scholarship finalists Bill Good- Jim Grund look on with interest. • 16 ■

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We Yelled, Worked, Got Sick, Played Placing a coo] cloth on David Ber- ryman ' s brow, Mrs. Bernice LeMaster, school nurse, makes her patient com- fortable, as Linda Sharp, a helper, looks on. The nurse ' s office minis- ters to students ' minor ills. Hats off in the building, says Pat Arrick to Mr. Snowman, one of two such decorations which stood guard at the Girls ' League Christmas dance. Admiring the Kleenex masterpiece are Bob Mangene, Kate Buf- ington, Keith Bird, Martha Scott, and Abby Taylor. Over 100 couples attended this annual affair.

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What ' s new this week? asks Kenny Oyler of Homer Bates as he and other home room presidents pick up Peruvians in Room 216, the publications office. Pete Horst waits patiently behind the two, hoping there ' ll be some papers left for his room. Envious glances are cast by Sophomore Larry Dun- ton, who looks forward to the time when he will be able to sport senior cords as do Hal Sonafrank and Kathy Geberin. Hitting the books in study hall is one way to cut down on homework, as Darl Rockenbaugh and Sara Spandau well know. These two juniors find second period assembly much less crowded since freshman students are no longer in the building.