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Q' N' PHS in Student Lite Academics s s Person s ss Activities .,ee.e Sports ,ss,.ss., s Advertisements 5 x Kww f X WZ I ff? ! l I sf WM . , QQ ca wade! af OMG Gt!!-I4 .4. if C255 E22 X X 99+ fi H J x ax ff X qx 5 f f gEf7 J-F Um WMU al' P545 in l sww Lage 4' X , '--...,,' fkq .fb f- C' vlri,-,Ni '--.. x.1.A- , I -, 1 f A 'Nd'-' --AW:-L , . .J.NAvX'x V .J '11 ,yy x Nffvj, Checking his score i1.':uf1.fr'1' 'rg the :fg1f,eil'i :fe-ei it-Qld at P-:ru .f. i , vw , f ,,,- r '1',,w, f ,,,. I. .gfzf . ..1 riiitifi Ar:,li:'.'1fr. :Lottie :yu iii-. iiurriil lJ.'o',lL yiostf rarili- IAI' zzf' ft-i', .ri:rQi: mg .?fQ:'Q1l-Ll is 1i1 Planning cx yearbook is serious business, Carolyn Ebert, pictured here at Indiana University lournalism lristitute, poriders over the layout tor the l963 Narcissus. T -L, l ' A 'fx Z' ' K if ill Q ' nv' i e e , , x 4: ' 'QX Summer school sptudemg take an informal break to enjoy the warm breezes every I Eiour during the four-hour daily sessions. -L 'Q lb , , A by IWW e tj 1 1 'in X.. f n L F.. ,, Time for a coffee break, says Mr. Philip Fox to his fellow teach- ers, Mr. Kenneth Warbritten and Mr. Thomas Feit, as they relax alter a hard day in the classroom. From the first clay We enter as sophomores to the day we are graduated, we spend valuable time at our home away trom home fPl-iS. These years are filled with unforgettable moments: the carefree time spent during noon dancing, ball games, and club meetings, and the more serious hours devoted to taking scholastic tests, planning research papers, and tinally choosing a college, Four score and seven . . . These words echo in the minds ol those who no- tice this bust ol Abraham Lincoln, one oi the many valuable pieces in the excep- tional art collection at PHS. t .7. 0m 4014! G fel X . Um Swann? Jfame fi-ei . s 'at - Z 95, lingo il.. v ,,V 46 'Y' l1v': 1 vi 5 CX 'wie l . --fl -.ff Ten lovely girls cho en by the Student Body provide beauty and charm for the l-lomeccming game and Kath, Volfcrt iunior Clotilda Giver, sophomoreg Linda lackson, sophomore, Iudy llelp, iunior nifr ri d maid ot honor Qally Crowden, Rodeo Queen, Gerrie--Anne Daly, Homecoming Queen d n' l Nan 1 Fr iunior, and Mary' Ann Overmyer sophomore, The shortest girl, the tallest girl, the brains of the class, the Class clown tltese are the personalities ot our world, Each contributes to the work and fun of school while passing between periods, visiting lids candy counter or the nurses office, attending auditoriiims, obtaining a part in the Rodeo, or get- ting a date for the Prom. .8. 1' .7 X. 5 Y ' '15 ,y '+ f X , ., , 5 2 - 5, t 45 X I .X , 3 5 f I l f :TT mx .N Q I tttl t , t wt ,, - j X Mm' . yi Smiling happily benectth her crown ol llowers, Sully Crow- den waits impatiently to reign at the 1952-63 Roedo. . 9 . '1' Gerrie-Anne Daly flcieheg Sfllll e tor an une:-:peifed Shot F, ff ' t IX X. ,jk 'lf w ,xiva N Dcmny Rcxssner :Y e V-V X -en.: ,Q Q'-X tm l-f-A ...e A ...X X., ..., lGQlS..L.f C. 9 C ,.,. 7 iv- xv- N s,.,...,x x.e tx. X 'x 1 , V! ,A A 1 fqwffx' viv:r ff' uv-xl NX ' , X Z ,,, Y X W V . J u f 1 H i .iv ' HW. f A hodgopodgo . ' ' 2 f:'1v I 1 Z , Y VI . YI. . I N 'ff W ff' ' l 1 I v ..........J 1 'lf fi f ,Q Av so l+Q L 'Ti il QNX! I l l j x Q r I , E . t 1 si , Running through frequent tire drills, students leorn thoft sctlety is cr must. They enjoy the treslt dir firemen check procedures. L, X1 W fhafecf W4 al Sched NNI' I X 3 J X Many things developed us. Tffe fl, D . . gg. t leorned to work togetlier ut eosses 'gf fa f t 1 .nw .l ':ag tnustc, plays, cttltlettcs clues M e trgea ll A to moke ood trtde' to Tseet 'se' We A if , Sf' : gc . Q x 5 p 5 eeeeL5.,e: . , f 'f+ Y rt , N lt , sibility ond to work for-.old lesdersl 5 H f2Ia'5'7fMj ,,w 5 We practiced eleutoczocg' fliffllgrq' 'ggi 1 ' Ngiiugh ,yt fpfgfw' Q ' A f ,Mr X 1 Student Counctl and versed 3' A mx- .K , f,-fr-ff h . W . t . kt Z5-N ref- - -- Arf' Me- e--r-e ' tons tnony tunes tltrouggt tgie 'e .1 Mr. Dale Flora, Custodian, woters the plants outside Mr. Delphs office-one ot his numerous tosks. voting procedures took place Qirgti in our present world vie strove t: prove tornorrowls, 5 1 lv V ,r ,N v gf- Q N 'x ,GSW ' -w V 3 A 1 x I .. if f - . H. 4 NN,-I I I 'x N - Tun'- ' . 5 ' N1 s X ' I - FND Nlqp sq... U n P l 1 Y 1 I I Here we are 'it 'lqTl'Il'lg1ll'IV Ta'.':i,' painig mit Tom Cliigzr, t' lf'1r'i ,' flriiitli Tlii-.ze tw, l-cmq and 11' --7. if 'l'li1r.ltzg1'.'ing lfarife 'Hia'.'f-tily llfllldflifll I .l2. We gmpmience enafea, Syriana, GW Mamma In all our moments we feel secure, surrounded by familiar faces and ac- tivities and moving in familiar scenes. Everything in our world is traditional, ordered, always the same, yet infinite- ly varied. - , 4 E What shall we order? Wonder several junior girls ds ihey rne-ei out the Kar-Hop after school. Cathy Turley, Nylo Ayres, Iozyne Evans, Iudy Nelp, Bon- nie Doy, ond Belh Holmes reldx crfter CI trying ddy dt PHS. u I hope the dcrnce is Q success, says Indy Craft to Ioe Beauchamp GS they combine skills to coztipfetf The art decordtxens 1ST ine N , ulrls League dance. Dressed as hoboes, Trger- ettes Nancy Reineke and Sandy Eder perform d bare- foot dance routine during cr half-time show. .13. 4 J 1:31 I- .Lp 1 The Circus City Band parades down Broadway in one of the city's largest at tractions of the year-Circus City Days, Peru, known as the Circus City, host a crowd of 100,000 people as it re-lives memories of its historical past during the e festive days, luwiic, ewan, Sfzawd parm ' e PHS is a vital part of a larger worldfeethe com- munity, We extend our talents during festive days to be observed by thousands ot people. Our band provides music and entertainment for young and old, Students take part in the business world with after-school jobs in downtown Peru. In numerous unseen ways throughout the year, our high school supports civic functions and brings lite and activity to our ever-growing city. .14. The Swing Choir, in holidoy mood, sings cmd per- forms Rudolph, the Red-nosed Reindeer ot the Christ- mcrs Concert. .15. And now I present to 3 mer physics teacher. Bob X N Body President iritfoduiss Quditoriuuis presented :hrs i. N 'I crown you ue-en of tlifb Stixrliglil Boll il 1 1 Yiiixfh Ci5':r,i:il to Simclrifx Enq- f 7ff f. f.iQIfl'.'9 ij-7 'he +TCl,ll1f':'f'.'.'lj6' L . - . , Look up, Nellie, the villcriri has met his end says Adam Ocrkhcirt Clieith Birdj to Nellie Lovelace fRuth Baberl as Munro Murgcilroyd Llim Cover? lies sm, un, Ga ' ' dlfbwfl underfoot. Displaying their entry 1- id-5 lli'7i1f:4c-timing J f A 'wyiff Qi llf:..' Pffrzx Q14 10.30 ' -5' -' '.-.ill LL Cx '.-.'L:'.:cr. .16. I 1 Sandra English reigned as aueen ot the Stars light Ball, which was promoted by the TrisM Club ot Peru High. Four County schools joined in mak- ing this dance a success. 'Dirty Work at the Crossroads was presented April 5 by the Senior Class to help raise money tor the Prom. luniors displayed humorous talents in the Broadway comedy, Harvey, on February l3. Entertaining a full house both nights, the Rodeo, Hits from Broadway, netted over S1000 trom performances November 9 and lU. With the spotlight focused on her, Ruthie Baber sings a solo atop a piano for the 1962-63 Rodeo. V Y W-my Y Y n 7Y v 4? 0. : 5 .vid .Ki . . ...-. null' Examining cr book which is among the numerous articles from the llo.st and found box, Barbara Aikman searches lor a clue to the owner? tdiftity A scene of mass confusion occurs on yearbook distribution day. Students eagerly gather iii the hull, ling pas: f:hool hours to obtain Short reminders of lite at PHS i rmjq snr!! t., :f ' C xgif' -372 N -t gf ii, ,tt Three girls proudly display the- ri i11r.tf1 t .zlcirta '.'.'l1l lt twirl' 'fi-:Lf Cr Try 1' 2 71:.r:' of 'rie .1l::.!'gtt j ff:',t'i .l8. B' , Amy Make ffze WMM al P0413 idle l Sweeping floors during halt-time of basketball nes is the job of the P-Men's Club, Ronnie Schu- 't cleans up before the buzzer sounds for the third mer. In our life at PHS We play many parts, Sometimes We do thankless, dirty jobs behind the scenes, sometimes We dress in our best and spend an evening dancing, occasionally we display our talents before the tootlights. Always our world is one of activity, in which We exhibit the boundless energy of the teen-aged. call l . ,Nh As chcximacxn of the art committee. ludy Craft a part ol the decorations, a springtime water which made the l962 Prom t panies her, 1 success. l in B ,, S.. .C ,4 if E322 41 'V 6225 X 1. JA? f G ig a if lf X55 ae Gm WMM al P645 rqcacfeanicd Sociol Studies Brings Wide World H 0 i I I t A E A . 4,41 Q'-u-7.41 :- A .,.'.. ,.,. E, , 3 .- .. ,-., t 4, V. ,. .,,.,- 1 , . t is W i1+.'E.,.r.,,. -.-,-. .-.0 -,.i , 4, .-!. '-,I Do you mecm to tell me you Eigive tho' much 3: the govf-rrime-mt prciect if ir. :,:'y:1 r Pi: '.' Pztiftfe- fini: 1 girtyuri r'AIi'f'ff M WL, '11, fg E . I x History repeats itself. Trim one rocuin for the txxff ir ri.m:i,w.z:t e i':l studio' 1 9fft,11IiQ1LiQI'ti, Wo:.,i .i 1i1r',' AIlvWYE 'ff'! l112to1'f j:3u'emiofez1t iimd t 1 'lite ilu? 'ff-cts 'fffiy' d ot PHS in thi? Keio C5 ' fem fel zzprid :11ift'r is Cm elective, Let me see now. I in V 'Ili' Uniwi Sfgxffi'-.2 1,1 on :f':', 'f1z:. -F' ' -vmf:i.', ilrtlt-'fi Srixti-2 - -tell-na .22. . 'J v ff? 1951 ,. . ...into Classroom Learning the parts of the body, their functions, ond how to core for them were the three moin ob- jectives ot heorlth cldsses. A required subject, hecxlth is dllotted one semester to give students this needed intormoltion. Also cr one-semester required course, scrtety tecxches the tunddmentols of driving. The course includes or training mdnucrl on sdfe driving, the ports ond operation of cr cdr, plus orctuorl behind- the-wheel driving experience. Nw ii 5 2 - - v ii A f qi. .W ' Q H-ef I 'L-We V 5 file'-z'-Fi? H 3 l r i4+gMe.aef 4 1 . 1 5 ,vf . 2' ' I 22. fi ss-wir? y 4-Q-I-M in QM' 9 i- X I 13 -I ,Fu - i -2 fri fy -4+-N W' 1 fi L -5 l r' - 2 r 'T it . h m, f ' it '6, f ' 4 , ' 2 itil -l Y 45 'f5f7 ' I rv f' if ' -. X ill -i ll of t rtirlwr-i r 2 ' S I 4 It's simple to drive, explains Yi: Sfbftii ' Cheryl Garrett. And hero iii so ty 51:55 possibly run into anyone. loyce Kreutzer and Dixie Blcxck ax xnents as they look cya? the QGTT5 3' health class cluznzny. 05 Q0 . Moth Science, Essential fo Students it ,W U 5 K, 1. Pf- , 3? I E I ,n K7 c mu e one of these before? Terry Marburger E er shows Sharon Bruck his straw geo- Two oi the most widely-chosen fields of in- terest lor PHS students are mathematics and iTCiG'I'lCE?. 'For fiophcniores who have had algebra as t eslrigeii, tilane aeoinetrj: is offered, The junior 'jear nic-'ins advanced algebra, ' r',f hile the senior 'gear bisirngrs irigrcniniolry. Although only alge' l rfr and accinetrw' are required for the college- iwuziil zrtndiint, ariyone inagf take eight sernesf 1 r- fs, -if lor. -l iratti. Ffven though one year ot science, biology, is roiruired, students interested in pursuing a .zcience tnagor nzay take as niany as six semes- ters. Physics and chemistry are the science classes offered to juniors and seniors. For Balanced Educofion Xg 51llllllllll. Qi,- K i l.. . .- -tmdks Marty Erlenborugh watches intently os Karen lohnson skillfully sketches CI physics drgwing under the keen eyes and guiding hand of Mr. Dice, chemistry instructor. '- Let's see, says Glenn Borden to Sain Goodwin and Diane Gilbert ufiffzxi' I pour fhis mixture into the becxker, We eiiher observe the results or coll the hospiicl. . 25 . Ng ff' 1 'iff n I 9 , L ' 1' I lX b'. N k'.fll.. ' r ' up lu,'. 'I 9' I- 'lu . ll Ng Ig I ,. ..1,.. ..... wWff lu il: 'll',.'g I 4 lf-- A I RQ l ,vl,.' .: ,o i Lnsui ' .. ' 5 .,!a' al, F K , '1 I 'E if Admmng cr new record player for classroom use are Tom l-lelvie Opal Brindle cmd English, As Carolyn White stciies lier about the Gs- .ilfilfjd Subject, Greg lozfepli and Pct Weide- mcm nervously await their tum: to participate irz ci junior Englirh pcmel disciirviori 3 One of the basic requirements ot PHS is Cl six semesters of English. College entrance students must have seven semesters. Stu- 4 'V dents no longer may take journalism as a ' substitute for one semester of sophomore U English as they did in past years. Iuniors K have a semester each ot English grammar and literature. Seniors face a composition class and an elective literature course. Each year English becomes more diiti- .---- ' cult and students soon learn the importance of the library and Miss Brundage's assist- ance. For students interested in either Spanish or Latin, cc two-year course in each is ot- tered. ..2...- --5 B0ning up on Spanish which can be used in everyday lite, Bill Buffington and Brenda lohn- son review names of common fruits. Spanish, Latin Offered fo PHS Pupil . ' f- L, 54wim.5,...49G3. ig F- .'., ,213 4 i5.7,3.9l0H 213.1415162171219 1202122232425 tztzazsanea .25 lt i Q Wray Pohlman and David Heep examine a model of the Roman Coliseum used ii Latin classes. .27. Everyone is hcxrd at work with journals, tile: checkloooks, and ledgers in thi typical bookkeeping class Miss Hamilton maker sure that each member ot iier cla understar.o.i The new a:':iann'ier.t Business Courses Give Job Experience ,e 'Y i J I KX G If K' Y I J , all lf f xt ,3 . A ' U, 'Q' - 4 X t t i' gill- r in i e 'N r A 9 A L i Q iz. Wish V Now is the time .... and tiif- hand: ily over tina' kc-yr in an attf-:ppt to make a perfect lirpe this tir:.f- floor. typing was ottcrfid aaain this year for tnl .tra Witt. tiill proararrir I .28. Checks, numbers, keys, and sales talks are part ot the busi- ness included in the PHS commer- cial course. Soplfiomores usually take bookkeeping, commercial arithmetic, and salesmanship, Two years of shorthand and typ- ina, taken in the junior and senior years, are required tor a commer- cial major. The dictaphone, ad- ded equipment tor shorthand this year, allows the student to take material from dictation at various speeds for practice only. In Business World Qi- ik.. s + as-.L S rx , nn....,,,,h V I wonder if I remember my commercial low orssignment for today, thinks Kristi Benner cfs she quickly reviews before the beginning of clcrss. .29. ,.---.--L L2 s'M'sfseN X ,X -ff-f Cv 7 l f 4 2 Qs i ec ii Q eff C92 - fVQf?ff2 'C'- ixx CC, ' X rl! E22 i 'Z 4 r -Af? Taking dictation from cm eczrphone. Nykx Ayres writes in shorthcmd X-Simi she hears as she listens to the taped voice. Sandra New-.'by tries to decipher what Nyla is writing, . ,l --m G-ri to :'o'ir1d.' of music F11 they relect reccrdi To help 1:1611 idffntlfy VUHCJL CCIT1P'C. ?'Y1' in riu.1i dprireixiutiori Cliiizcz' 7 2 f L,:..Af?'Jf'ri'fi'1Y'Tf'i'i7i ' - f' f J . ,, .. 'Vx . X ,- .1 , r, .ywi in ,fd , --vfT fu..., .-A+., Q . -vvl It Q , 5- , 4- .1 I I - - -.wma N- MA ff '. Vw!! AV' Q 5551 wif? ' 'f' i 7' A- . .mY'k' .U .f V,-V iw. i ' Q ' xr- ' gg 1 .5 1 N- I fl 15.5 . . :L A N M... N:fJ5E'. A il . ,' A Q- x ef:- I ' .'r 5.45 X' Q Notes, scales, cmd minor triads must be mastered by ioyce Zerbe, Dick Gerard, Pam Huff cmd Cindy Music and Ari Require Skilled Hands, Margaret Duncan and Dfirwiri Harding iig- ive. V ,bv ti , E we fi I 1' L g M 1 4:-X l - .- ti' ',3flOr1,,,'h, T ,fl .rylllivlfsa , ' rr 'lu . Q ,J1 5 I ,,,5d,,q7 fl Qi ,,, x X ,. . Do you think it looks just right? Louise Kramer, asks Student Teacher Mrs, Letitia Alder, as she touches up her finished still lite drawing, Ears, and Eyes This is the second year a music major course is lceing ottered at PHS. The program includes two years each ot harmony and music literature. To take this course, a student must be in some group ot the music department, such as Band, Choir, or Belles, Mr. lames No- ble heads the music department, Art students learn the tour loasic shapes and how to work with them. They develop skill in perspective, painting landscape and still lite scenes, treehand drawing, sculpturing, silk screening, ceramics, designing, and adver- tising. Mr. Wayne Taylor supervises the art department. i .31 J Ulla N A is ha ,UD pw I' .fix 4. M Comparing their outdoor drawings and autumn air are Gary l7it:geral:l Chdrle Diana Mitchell art students. X. wi CN. ,....- ., .1 . v-1,2 -ss 'Lf 1 r 4. In . ' 'f7r11r1'li11rA fluhtirrg 1.4 .A QMM 1. V l'? 'f: . fffli' . A I . fs: L Fl.....4l 2- I I' fs, And here's another mistake, says Ronna Bunnell as she points out an error in a recent Peruvian to Susan Cattin, her classmate in beginning journalism class. er if-'N ' .,u' 9-: HE 5 I? Peruvian associate editors know the labor involved in publishing a paper every week. Vforlcing hard to get the next issue out on time are K Dove, S, l-lerririflt, P Shuler, D Iordan, f Eiarfieg l l-Lipper, E Cowan, I Carlin, and S. Swatlord Speech and Gym Learned by Method xx 4 Here's some more material for your .lpfrecli say: Mqrk wilt. :l'l.o' :Q f11'.'e.' ttf inlorrruiitxon to Morto Flora, who F7157 rfi'-' 'r' ' ' -' '.-:ill tir,'illj.' Carr.-i out Mlrihcr Chil- 'Q V112-5 fli- Jima' .32. Leaping high in the air, Mel Garnbrell aims the ball and guard. Basketball is only one of the many sports which the boys ir I l classes learn. ,..,..,, 1 , 0 11 its Keep Trying Ii at first you don't succeed . . So the old saying goes, and so it goes in physical education classes. lf at first one cannot shoot a basket or build a perfect pyramid, there are still the laughs and fun, Whether the attempts turn out successfully or not. Besides being fun, gym classes teach students team cooperation and physical fitness. Another subject which requires effort is English. Sophomore stu- dents are required to take a semes- ter of speech along with English lit- erature. Another speech course, dramatics, emphasizes the field of acting. A l ,fist-., fi,7 f xf, 5 I ' lfcfl it JJ And the walls come tumbling down, Huber, lvl. Overuiyer, B lvlurpliy ltl Wltef as Susie Bowman, gym helper :ries to C- place, .33. GD .J 1 'f Q i 5 l It looks as good as new, says George Mize as he l watches Rick Mooney put the last coat of varnish on a chair he ha.: rebuilt in woodworking class. ,. -., Q4-1 b- 'M- Kz. ' 'fs .. ' s Vocations Teac I1 x tg Yi xx!! Away from the quiet ot the academic classrooms, students on the Industrial Arts Courses learn practical lessons in their noisy shops. They may choose from woodworking, printing, metal shop, and draziing For a major, a stu- dent must have at least one year in three ot the industrial fields and three years in one particular area. A new addition to the print shop this year is a small offset press. Home economics, one of the voca- tional courses tor girls at PHS, includes training in cooking and sewing. Stu- dents also learn about home manage- ment, nursing, and child care. if!! Home Economics and lndusfriol Arfs wwf r 5 F ? 1 bg- Busily working to get The Peruvian out on time, print shop students set headlines A X for the paper. They are M. LeDoux, L. Miller, B. Morris, G. Hammond, H. Cull, and I. Everett. f-TJ X J , - 5' . M . , , Qi wif Q 1' , fa fx - A N ts. '. E J' if :L ib- A w-. A lust how short do you wcrnt it? asks Carol Day of Mildred Packard as the girls piri the hem in a skirt during sei.-ring class. Add cx pinch of ihis arid a litile speck of ihatf says Marlene Morecraft to Linda Amos as they prepare bert- ter for a cake in home eco! nomxcs class. . 35 .q.1 l..' ' 'nn - 'n of! 01, My C25 EI? Cr' Var ,wr 4 Q W 513 9? Um WMM al P045 in W Demon 3 Principal Delph Heads PHS Activities F1 ' -A Ringing the bell to ilf-Ltr 'ne halls of lffrggara rdf,-nt' is only fir minir lib for Mr. Egirl Uelrh, r f:or'.plf 'ina lui ffl.-t your as principlil of PHS Heading cr high school is a difficult job, but Mr. Earl Delph performs his duties with enthusiasm. Mr. Delph carries out the poli- cies of the school board, supports school pro- tects, and supervises other phases of PHS's curricular and extra-curricular activities. Whether he is giving the morning announce- ments, encouraging the ball teams at pep ses- sions, or arranging auditoriums, Mr. Delph is always interested in every student. Because of Mr. Delphs encouragement, many students have been persuaded to remain in school. Teachers and students alike have found in him a genuine friend. is A cheerful Miss Charlotte Baker, secretary to Mr. Delph, beams behind the photographs of her office helpers Keeping track of attendance and filling out honor roll cards are two of her many duties. Enlarged Board Sets Scl1ool Policies TJ' i T ,far ft QM A M Q-9 f 'ix QL ft Deciding important administrative issues of the school is the job of the school board members. Seated Mrs. Mary Robinson, clerk to the school boardg Mr. Albert Pishback, second vice-president, Mr. Herschel Wheel secretaryg Mr. Everett Walpe, first vice-president, and Dr. Raymond Hopper, athletic board representative. Stand ing: Mr. Robert Haig, attorneyy Mr. Richard Scott, treasurerg Mri Fred Fechtrnan, superintenclentg Mr, Rob Thompson, presidentg Mr. Lester Stout, assistant secretary. Scheduling students is just one of the many time-consuming tasks which confront the deans. The clean of boys is Mr. Noel Davis, and the dean of girls is Miss Patricia Brown. .39 In line with the reorganization of many school systems, the Peru city schools were merged this year with those of Erie ana Peru Townships to form the Peru Com- munity schools. This involves the ad- dition of two members to the school board. The board, now including seven men:- bers, makes rules concerning all oi tie Peru public schools. Many probleizis cor fronted the board, One of the itiost iii' portant items of discussion was a Siixi' schedule for teachers. The oonsiructicx of schools was also an important issue during the year. Q . Columbus is not the only one who discovered a - 'X Q 9 world. Miss lna Hornish, Latin and Spanish f ' teacher, has traveled extensively abroad. Here she Q displays 21 lew of the souvenirs with which she makes ' 1 A her language classes more interesting, L. -V' aye' ' When it comes to figuring angles and proving that one line is parallel to another, Miss Elizabeth Ride-nour, geometry teacher, is an expert. Here she discovers that skill and patience is the formula for parallel parking outside PHS. Blowing not his own, but a bor- rowed horn, Mr. Thomas Feit, speech teacher, fills in for an ab- sent band member on Senior night. Mr. Feit played this instrument dur- ing his high school band days at Columbia City. .4O. In Us They 'Plant the Seed of Wisdom Baker, Charlotte Secretary to the Principal. Berkshire, Brentis, B.S., M.S. Indiana University English, Physical Education, Swimming, B-Team Basketball Coach, Head Track Coach, Counseling. Biddle, Robert W., B.S. Purdue University History, Head Basketball Coach, Head Cross-Country Coach, lntramural Direc- tor, P-Club Sponsor. Brown, Patricia Ann. B.S., M.S. lndiana University Dean of Girls, Shorthand, Girls' League Sponsor. Brundage, Helen, A.B., M.A. Ball State Teachers College Librarian, Library Club. Catey, Dale B., B.S. Ball State Teachers College History, Government. Davis. Noel E., I-LB., MJ-X. DePauw University, lndiana State Teach- ers College Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Senior Hi-Y, Safety Patrol Sponsor, Dean ot Boys. Dice, Iess. .Z-LB., M.A. Manchester College, Indiana University Physics, Chemistry. Doud, Betty M.. B.S. Manchester, College Health, Physical Education, GAA Spon- sor, Pepettes Sponsor. Feit, Thomas V.. A.B. Wabash College History, Speech, NFL Sponsor. Finch, Dean, I-LB., M.A. Indiana University, Columbia University English, Girls' League Sponsor. Fox. Philip A., B.S. Indiana University English, lournalism, Peruvian Adviser, Quill and Scroll Sponsor, Narcissus Col- lections Adviser. Garrett, Rosanna Extra-Curricular Bookkeeper. Hamilton, Mcxrian, B.S., M.S. Indiana State Teachers College Bookkeeping, Typing, Senior Y-Teens Sponsor. Hornish, Ina. A.B., MJ-L Manchester College, Penn State University Latin Spanish, Sophomore Y-Teens Sponsor, Iunior Class Sponsor. -vugw 45' 5 Q1 .fl X I. 1 fir- ti.. Iackel, Richard W., B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Health, Physical Education. Keith, Mary. A.B. Indiana University English, Narcissus Adviser, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Larson, Robert, B.S., M.P.E. Arkansas State College, Purdue University Driver Education Head Football Coach, P-Men's Club Sponsor. LeMaster. Bernice Bailey, R.N., B.S. University oi Michigan School Nurse, Health Education. Lingenfelter, Marian E. Attendance Oflicer. Minion, Franklin E., B.S. University of Eastern Michigan Printing, Mechanical Drawing. Montgomery, lane S., B.S. Indiana University Speech, Drarnatics, NFL Sponsor. Rodeo Director, Senior Play Director, Iunior Play Director. Moon, Alice C., B.S. Indiana University Typing, Iunior Y-Teens Sponsor. Noble, Iames E., B.S. Iordan College of Music, Butler University Band Director, Choir Director, Belles Director. Rodeo Music Director, Har- mony, Music Literature. Prible, Paul, M.S. Earlharn College Commercial Arithmetic, Health, Biology. Ramsey, Ruth Ann, B.A. Franklin College Homemaking, FHA Sponsor, Girls' League Sponsor. Rector, H. L., B.S., M.S. Indiana University Indiana State Teachers College Drafting, Industrial Club Sponsor. Ridenour, Elizabeth A., M.S. Indiana State Teachers College Geometry, Sophomore Class Sponsor, FTA Sponsor, Girls' League Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor. Robinson. Mary Secretary to the School Board. Hufe, Ben L., A.B., M.S. DePauw University, Indiana University Algebra National Honor Society Spon- sor, Assistant Principal, Ticket Manager, Math Club Sponsor, s Grow Info the Products of Devoted Teachers W ,..-eww, ., 'ff.'f Showalter. Robert G.. B.S.. M.A. Ball State Teachers College Speech and Hearing Therapist, Siderewicz, William F., B.S. Ball State Teachers College 'F'-R. Safety, Assistant Football Coach, Boys' ,' Q'- League Sponsor. -4'--. Snyder. Clifford D.. B.S., M.S. Q' Indiana State Teachers College Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Health. Spandau. Albert, B.S., M.S. Hanover College, Ball State Teachers Col- lege Government, Sociology, Senior Class Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor, Ath- letic Director. Stone, Donald T.. A.B.. M.S. Manchester College, Purdue University Advanced Algebra, College Algebra, gi, Salesrnanship, Business Law, Student V Council Sponsor, C-21 Sponsor. Taylor, Wayne F., B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Art, Art Club Sponsor, Girls' League Sponsor. Tresch. Mary Secretary to the Superintendent. Warbritton. Kenneth S.. B.S. lndiana University History, Government. 44,1 ward, Rqndau. B.S. qoeceqsedi -'X Murray State College Machine Shop, lndustrial Club Sponsor. Zeigler. Alma. B.S. Aquinas College History, English, High School Red Cross Sponsor. Zielinski. Iames. B.S. Ball State Teachers College Woodworking, Assistant Football Coach. fe- yi -f 1 -if 7 'iii' Cilu il'lr1uu1'1zt1u K, A fine teacher was lost to Peru High School with the death of Mr. Randall VVard on February 23, l963. Mr. Ward, who taught machine shop and had been a member of the faculty for only a year and a half, had already won himself a place in the hearts of his students and fellow teachers for his professional competency and affable personality. He was the sponsor for the lndustrial Club and a member of the Welfare Committee of the Peru Teachers As- sociation. .43. 'Ra wg'-,E Q 1 GET pv- ins :- fl' ' Q 5 . 1. fi i 'i Boosting the Tigers cn to victory by keeping the giosterxs in order are the Senior Class officers They ar' Serriff-Arn e Dirly, secrctixrjr, lerry Bfiiillif' treasurer, lkfcith Bird, vioe-president, and David Denny, piefideiit Seniors Bid Aolieu fo Their World Beginning the year with inuch enthusiasin sind finishing it with even nioie, the class ct l953 brought to a close its tour memory-filled 'years at PHS. The seniors not only assuined new responsibilities but also obtained inany long-awaited privileges such as wearing senior cords, As the seniors look back on their high school years, they realize how much they will rriiss the excitement of the Rodeo, ball games, :ind lorrnal dances. Upon graduation, the 1963 seniors will leave behind tour of the best years It doesn't seem pcgxfible that were graduating 2ftheif1iveS- J l l V fy 5:1311 Jlorifi Geberir. to lohn Personett as We liik rover Corrirriericernfirit invitatiorzi We Finish to Begin Our New Journey Abbey. William Humphrey General Course Hi-Y l, 25 Rodeo 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 P-Men's Club 2, 3, 45 Industrial Club 35 Boys' League Rep, 1, 2, 35 Kiwanis Award. Aikman. Barbara Sue Commercial Course Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Pep- ettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Ollice Helper 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3. Alspach, Carolyn Sue Commercial Course High School Red Cross 1, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Y- Teens 25 Pepettes 4, Library Club 3, 45 Library Helper 3, 4. Anderson. Franklin Lewis College Entrance Course Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Noon League 2, 3, 45 P-Me-n's Club 45 Peruvian Statt 25 Narcissus Sports Ed. 35 Associate Ed. 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Hi-Y 15 Ottice Helper 45 Boys' State 35 Rodeo 45 Ir. Play, Angle. Philip D. Industrial Course Hi-Y 3, 45 lndustrial Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Noon League 1, 2, 3, 4. Arnold. Nell' General Course Arrick. Gene Patrick College Entrance Course Basketball 1, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 25 Noon League 45 P-Men's Club 45 Tri-M 3, 45 FTA 45 Student Council 35 Choir 45 Swing Choir 45 Band 1, 2, 3 45 Council 25 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Arwood. H. Dianna Art Course High School Red Cross 2, 35 Library 2, 35 Dean's Office Helper 4, Avery, Wayne Edward Industrial Course Industrial Club 3, 4. Baber, Ruth R. -College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Art Club l, 45 FTA 3, 45 Tri-M 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Band 1, 25 Pep Band 25 Chorus 15 Belles 25 Choir 3, 45 Outstanding New Member 35 Swing Choir 3, 45 Tigerette 3, 45 Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 45 lr. Play5 Sr. Play. Baird. I. Anthony College Entrance Course Transferred trorn Saint Agnes High School, Springfield, Missouri 45 National Honor Society 45 Noon League 4. Barnhill. Iames S. Industrial Course Football 15 Wrestling 25 C-21 1, 2. Baublit. Beverly lean- College Entrance Course High School Red Cross 2, 35 GAA 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Bell. Harriett A. Business Course Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Helper 3, 45 Narcissus Collector 4. Bender. Lawrence Edward- Industrial Course ff i.....f tim.. JY? S., 'wi 7 Qi gb' 'Z' uh- ,ff i' Ge WN 3: .45. High School Life ls cz Stepping Stone Bender, Thomas Franklin- General Course Football li Tennis l, Tracl: 2, Noon League 2, 3 4- Hi-Y l, 'flj Art Club l, 2, lr. Play. Bender, Trisha Lynn College Entrance Course 'fri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, FTA 4, National Honor Society 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, Belles 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4: Rodeo 3 4. Binlcerd, Alan I. Industrial Course Hi-Y ly Industrial Club l, 2, 3, 4: Noon League l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis l. Bird. Keith William, Ir. College Entrance Course Transferred from East Grand Rapids High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan 2, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4: Noon League 3, 4, P-Menis Club 3, 4, Sec 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, NFL E, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Peruvian Sports Ed. 4: Class Pres. 3, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Boys' State 3, Office Helper 3, 4, Narcissus Collector 4, lr. Play, Sr. Play' Rodeo 3, 4. Bishop, Robert Gene -Industrial Course lndustrial Club 4. Black. Constance Mae General Course GAA l Q 3, 4, Y-Teens Q, 3, 4, Pepettes 2, 3, National Honcr Society 4, Library Club 4, Li- brary Helper 4, l-lurse's Office Helper 4, Rodeo Black, Dixie Anne General Course GAA 3, 4, High School Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Pep- et'es 4- Office Helper 3, 4. Blackman, Sally D. Commercial Course High School Red Cross 3, 4. Bolner, Sandra K. Commercial Course Chorus l, Belles 2, Choir 3, Rodeo 3, Nurses Office Helper 4' Tri-Hi-Y lg Y-Teens 2, 3, GAA l, 3, Pepettes Q, 3. Boone, Marsha Ann College Entrance Course Rodeo 4, Chorus l, Tri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pepettes 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Girls' League Rep. 2 3, Office Helper 3, 4, Library Helper 2, DAR. Good Citizen 4. Borden, Glenn Alan College Entrance Course Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Co'Captain 4 P-Mens Club 3, 4, H1-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, FTA 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, National Honor Society 4, Boys' League Rep. 4, Office Helper 3, 4, Rodeo 3, 4. Bowman, Susan Faye -College Entrance Course Band 1, fl, 3, 4 Narcissus Ccllector 4, GAA l, 2 3 4, Gym Helper 3, 4. Bradley, lerry L. College Entrance Course Chorus l, Rodeo 2, 3, 4, Narcissus Collector 4, Class Treaii. l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Tre-as 3, Boys' League Rey' 2, P-Men's Club 2, 3, 4, 'lnreas 3, Pres. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. 4, Tennis l. 2, 3, 4, Durkes-Nelp Award Brindle. Patrick Iay General Course Football 1, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Noon League 4, Hi-Y 2, Sgt -at-Arms 2, Boys' League Rep. 4, Student Council 2, 4, Class Pres. 2, Class Vice- Pres 3, Student Body ViceePres. 4. Bulfington. Kate Cole -College Entrance Course Chorus l, Belles 2, 3, Tn-M 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, Pere-:tes l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Corr. Sec. 4, Narcissus Ad Photographer 4, Rodeo l, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo Attendant 1, Homecoming Attendant 3, 4, .46. To a World of Adventure and Wisdom Burkhart, Iohn W. General Course Hi-Y 3, 4, Noon League 3, 4, Capt. 4, Cross Country 1. Burns, Roy R. Industrial Course 'A Industrial Club 3, 4, Noon League 1, 2, 3, 4. U Butler, Iolm K. College Entrance Course Hi-Y 1, Math Club 3, National Honor Society 4, Choir 3, 4, Rodeo 3, Noon League 4, Track 4. Butt, Kathryne I.. General Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, NFL 1, 2, GAA 1, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 4, Girls' League Rep. 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 1, Sr. Play. Butzin, Herman W., Ir. General Course Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Wrestling 3, P- Men's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, Rodeo 3, 4. '75-ff' 1+ X . Carpenter, Earl A. Industrial Course - ,t 4 Cassel. Dennis E. 'Industrial Course Industrial Club 3, fd' Childers, Roy Edward College Entrance Course Chittum, Michael I. -General Course Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Noon League 2, 3, 4, P-Men's Club 3, Industrial Club 4, Hi-Y 2, Chorus 1, Boys' League Rep. 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 4 Colelli, Ioseph F. College Entrance Course Hi-Y 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3' P- Men's Club 4, Boys' League Rep. 3, Rodeo 4. Collins. Robert L. College Entrance Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4. .v-'Y' Correll, Gary B. Art Course ' Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2. , 'ala Correll, Myrna L. General Course High School Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Dean's Office Helper 3, 4. Cover, Iimmie B. Art Course Hi-Y l, Sec. 1, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms K, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Chorus 1, Sr. Play. Craig, Susan D. College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Art Club 1, Pepettes 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Rep. 1, 3, Chorus l, Belles 2, 3, Choir 4, Rodeo 3, Ir. Play, Sr. Play. - .47. l L. We Were Greeted with New Subjects Craft, Iudith Elayne College Entrance Course 3 Girls' League Rep. 3, Art Chairman 3, 4, NFL l 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. t l, 4j Rodeo Attendant 1, Majorette l, 2, 3, 4, 1 Head 3, 4- Belles 2, Choir 3, 4, Rodeo l, 2, 3. 4. , Creager, Donald E. Industrial Course Crowden. Sally Ann College Entrance Course Tri-H1-Y 1' Y'Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4: Trl-M 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Pepettes 1, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, Head 4, Chorus l, Belles 2, Choir 3, 4, Swing Choir 3, 4, Rodeo l, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec. l, 2, lr. ' Play, Sr, Play, Rodeo Attendant 2, Queen 4, Pe- ruvian 2, 3, 4, Asst. Feature Ed., Editorial Asst. Crume. Elaine F. College Entrance Course GAA 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: NFL 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 4, Pepettes 4, Math Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, lr. Play. Cull, Buford' Industrial Course Industrial Club 3, 4. Cypherd, Richard A, General Course Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3- Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Noon League 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' League Rep. l, 2, 3. Daly, Geraldine Anne College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, VicefPres. 3, Rec. Sec. 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Freshman Cheerleader, B- 'leain Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Capt. 4, LU. Cheerleaders Institute 3, 4, Class Sec. 3, 4, Narcissus Asst. Business Manager 3, CosSenior Ed. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 2, 4, Sec. 4, Rodeo l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Rec. Sec. 4, Showalter Office Helper 2, 4, Rodeo Attendant 3, Homecoming Attendant 2, Queen 4. Danielsen, Paul T. -College Entrance Course Track 4, High School Red Cross 4, Choir 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Asst. Mgr. 4, Pep Band 3, 4. Day, Carol' Commercial Course Tri-Hi-Y l, GAA 4, Pepettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 4, Office Helper 3, 4. Denny. David L. -College Entrance Course Hi-Y l, 4, Student Council 4, Boys' League Pres. 4, Class President 4, P-Men's Club 3, 4, Rodeo 4, Cross Country 2, Football 1, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Hopper Award. Donaldson, David I. College Entrance Course Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 4, Noon League 3, 4. Doran, Nancy Ioan Business Course Tri-H1-Y l, Y-Teens 3, 4, Chorus l, Belles 2, 3, Choir 4, Tri'M 2. 3, 4, Pepettes 1, 2, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4, Girls' League Rep. l, Rodeo l, 2 3 4, Ollicc Helper 3, 4, Sr. Play. Dove, Kent Edwin College Entrance Course H.-Y l, 2, NFL 3. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Math Club 3, FTA 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 4: P-lt.-len's Club 3, 4, Peruvian 2, Sports Ed. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Narcissus Collector 4, Football l, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Noon League 2, 4, Rodeo 2, 3, 4, Ir. Play, Ot- tice Helper 2, 4. Draving. Evrille Lynnette Home Economics Course FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Editor 1, Reporter 2, Historian 3, Sec. 4, Narcissus Collector 4. Duncan, Margaret Ann General Course Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Rodeo 2, 3, Peruvian 3, Assoc. Ed. 4. .48. And Were lnducted into New Clubs Duncan. Paul Frederick -General Course NFL 3, 4, Choir 4. Durkes. Gary I.. -Industrial Course Industrial Club 4, Noon League 3, 4. Ebert, Carolyn Lorraine College Entrance Course Chorus 1, Accomp., Belles 2, 3, Accomp., Choir 4, Accomp., Outstanding New Member, 4, Swing Choir 4, Accornp., Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, 4, Accomp., Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Rodeo l, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Peruvian 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Narcissus Classroom Ed. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, I.U. Iournalism Institute 4. Eder. Sandra K. College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, GAA 1, 2, NFL 2, 3, 4, Pepettes l, 2, Peruvian Statt 2, Ir. Play, Horne- coming Attendant I, Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4, Tigerette 3, 4, Chorus 1. English. Sandra L. College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' League Pres. 4, Pepettes 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Treas. 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, His- torian 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Lib. 4, Swing Choir 4, Oliice Helper 3, Peruvian 2, 3, Asst. Ed. 3, Narcissus Activities Co-Editor 4, Sr. Play Stu- dent Dir., Rodeo 2, 3, 4, Rodeo Attendant 2, Starlight Ball Queen 4. Enyart. David O. College Entrance Course Mathz Cgluli 3, 4, Vice-Pres., State Math Con- test , , . Fitzgerald. Gary L. General Course Transferred from Monticello High School 3, Rodeo 4, Boys' League Rep. 4, Narcissus Col- lector 4, Industrial Club 4, P-Men's Club 4, Noon League 4, Football Mgr. 4, Track 3. Fooshee. Mary Frances Business Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep- ettes 2, 3, Girls' League Rep. 2, Chorus 1. Fouts. Linda Kay -Art Course Transferred from Kokomo High School, Koko- mo, Indiana 2, Rodeo 4, Art Club 4, Pepettes 4, National Honor Society 4. Fr ames E. -Industrial Course y. I Rodeo 3, 4, Boys' League Rep. 1, P-Men's Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 2. Gambrell. Melvin H. -General Course Hi-Y I, 2, Noon League 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 3, Basketball 2. Garber. MGXY Io Commercial Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Treas. 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: NFL 2, 3, 4: Pepettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 4, Student Council l, 2, Girls' League Rep. 4, Office Helper 3, 4, Narcissus Collector 4, Chorus l, Belles 2, 3, 4, Rodeo l, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Dir. 4, Ir. Play, Sr. Play, Student Dir. 3, 4. Gmini- Bm? L- -General Course Transferred from Clay High School 4. Geberin. Gloria R. Commercial Course Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, gg!-.Cilub I. 2, 3, 4, Co-Pres. 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Geberin. Terry A. College Entrance Course ECDC! 1. 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. I5 ur ff fa 4?- 'Ds .iz Some Made the Fabulous Twenty-Five Gilbert, Frank Edward College Entrance Course NFL l, 2, 3, 4: Art Club 3- Boys' League Rep. l, 2, 3, 4' Sound Crew 2 3, 4- Rodeo 1 2, 3: lr Play. Giver. Monty Anthony College Entrance Course NFL lg Math Club 4, Boys' League Rep. 4, Track 3- Noon League 47 Band l Q 3, 4 Mgr, 4 Pep Band 4, Groat, Tamara Kay Business Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 4: GAA l, 2, 4: Pepettes l, 2, 4: Rodeo lg Office Helper 4, Goodwin, Samuel K. College Entrance Course FTA 3, 4, Treas. 4: Math Club 3, 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 4: National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4: Span- ish Contest Winner l, 3: Chorus l: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 2, '3, 4, Rodeo 2, 3, 4. Grzebski, Sharon I. -Commercial Course Transferred from Center Line, Michigan 4: FHA 4: GAA 4. Hall. lames R. General Course Hi-Y 2, 4- Industrial C.ub 4, Football 2: Track l, 4, Halley Dianne R. General Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Sgt -at-Arms Y-Teens 2: GAA l, 2, 3 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4- Girls' League Rep. lg Rodeo l, 2, 3, 4, Belles 3, 4, Pres, 4: Rodeo Attend- ant 3: Freshman Cheerleader: Varsity Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Capt, 45 LU. Cheerleader ln- stitute 2, 3, 4. Hampton, Martha Lee -Commercial Course Transferred lrorn Noble Township High School 4- High School Red Cross 4. Hanks, Iudith Ann College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 1: Y-Teens 2, 3, Math Club 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: Pepettes 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Rodeo 3. Hartleroad. Nancy Ellen Art Course Art Club 2, 3, 4: Pepettes 2, 3, 4. Harvey. Emest D. College Entrance Course Math Club 3, 4: Noon League 2 Hawley. Gary D. -General Course lndustrial Club 3, 4: Noon League 3 4 Hayes. Michael I. College Entrance Course Hi-Y l, Q 3, 4 Tfotball l, 3, 4 Track 3, 4: Wr--: l,:'ii1 3 Tilt' 3:1 Lelvue f -1 P-Hens Club E -I Rod-1-fi 3, 4 Hays, Sharon Ann College Entrance Course fri-H.-Y lg 'z'-Toons 2, 3, 4, FTA 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4, llarci.-xiii.: Collector 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Lib. -. Pop Ennl fl 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Swing Choir 3 4 Pertivian Lg Rodeo 3, 4. Henry. Michael R. College Entrance Course fr1:.':--rroci Zrczr. Marion High School 4: Foot- ball 4 Bafketball 4: P-Mens Club, Boys' L-3a': X hey 4 Roilec 4 .5O. Others of Us Just Made the Scene Hiles, William A. Industrial Course Hi-Y 1, 25 Industrial Club 3, 45 Noon League 3. Hoeppner. Iohn D. Industrial Course Hi-Y 1, 25 Industrial Club 3, 45 Boys' League Rep, l, 2, 3. Holland, Robert C. Industrial Course Basketball 15 Football 15 Track 15 Noon League 2, 3, 45 Narcissus Collector 45 lndustidal Club 2, 3. Holland, Thomas P. -Industrial Course lndustrial Club 3. Holmes. Lee E. -College Entrance Course Football Manager 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 25 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Noon League 2, 3, 45 P-Men's Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 25 FTA 45 Chorus 15 Rodeo 3, 45 Boys' League Rep. 35 Office Helper 3, 4. Horr. Mary Lee General Course Transferred from Hawaii 35 Y-Teens 3, 45 Sho- walter Office Helper 4. Hostetler. David Lee -College Entrance Course NFL 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Band 1, 2. Houlihan, Martin Earl- College Entrance Course Hi-Y 15 Math Club 45 Industrial Club 25 National Honor Society 45 Noon League 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 4. Hunter. Ioan Gay General Course High School Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 25 Pepettes 2, 3, 4. Iackley, Ianis K. College Entrance Course Transferred from Thorntown High School 25 Y-Teens 25 GAA 2, 3, 45 Tri-M 3, 45 Student Council 35 Girls' League Rep. 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Belles 45 Rodeo 3, 45 Ir. Play. Iames. Alice M. GAA 1, 3, 45 High School Red Cross 1, 3, 45 C-21 3, 4. lohnson. Karen Lynn -College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, Sec. 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Corr-Sec. 2, Rec. Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Pepettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Girls' League Rep. 2, 3, 45 Rodeo 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Belles 2, 3, 4, Mgr. 45 Ir. Playg Su- perintende-nt's Office Helper 3. Kidd. Wayne Edward Industrial Course Cross Country 3, 45 Noon League 3, 45 P-Men's Club 45 Rodeo 4. King, Iohn E., Ir. College Entrance Course Hi'Y 1, 2, 3, 4. King, Myron F. College Entrance Course Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 P-Men's Club 3, 45 Boys' League Rep. 15 Nar- cissus Collector 45 Rodeo 3, 45 Chorus 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Swing Choir 3, 4. l t 1 l l l hul- Class Rings, Proms, and Senior Cords If Z' -C' Q A E .52. .fr Knott, Dale A. General Course Chorus lg High School Fed Cross l, 2, C-21 3. Korba, Patricia A. General Courgg lrr'l'l1eY l, Y-Teens Lf, 3, GAA l 2, 3, 4- Pep- ri-ttes. l, 2, 3, 4, Narcissus Collector 4. Kramer. Louise A. -College Entrance Course Tri-l'l1eY l, Arr Club l, 2, 4- Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, National Hcnir Society 3, 45 Pepettes l, Q 3 4. Kunkle. Alan S. College Entrance Course Ht-Y l, 4, NFL 2 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Pres. 4 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Vice Pres 4, Math Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, State Math Contest l, 3, 3, 4, ShoWalter's Office Helper 4, Chorus I. Landgrave, Richard G. -Business Course H:-Y l, Chorus lg Choir Q, 3, 4 Landis, Dale L. College Entrance Course Hr-Y l, 2, 3, 4- NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Math Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Treas. 4, Stu- dent Council 1, Boys' League Rep. 4, P-Men's Club 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2: Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4, Noon League 3, 4, Class Pres. l, Narcissus Business-Advertising Mgr. 4, Photographer 4, Peruvian Photographer 4, Debate l, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 4, Chorus l, 2. Lavoncher, Ruth E. -College Entrance Course Ye'l'eens l, C, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pepettes l, Q, 3, 4, Peruvian Staff 2, Ir Play, Rodeo l, 2 3- Chorus l. Lewis, Tanya K.- General Course GAA l 2. 3. Loe. Iudith Ann -Commercial Course Pepottes l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-HieY l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. Longenecker. Danielle -Business Course Belles 3, 4, Chorus lg Girls' League Rep. 4, Pepettes 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, TrifHi-Y l, Y-Teens 2 3, 4. McBride. William D. Art Course McCarthy, Susanne E. College Entrance Course Chorus l, Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Trielrli-Y l Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Girls' League 3, 4, Treas. 3, Rep. 4, GAA 1, 2 3, Pepettes l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Cheer- leader, B-Team Cheorleador: Narcissus 2, 3, I Co-Activities Ed. 3 Underclass Ed 4 McLaughlin. Michael Gray Col. Entrance Course Hi Y l, Ll, 3. Vice-Pres. 4, NFL lg Narcissus Collector 4, l-lodoo 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus l. McLaughlin. Robert S. College Entrance Course NPL 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Hi-Y l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chorus l, l,U. Curricular Coritert l, 3, 4. McMinn. Victoria Elaine Business Course Y-Teens 1, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Will Always Be Treasurecl Memories Mangene. Robert S. College Entrance Course Transferred from Plainfield High School, Plain- lield, Indiana 35 Football 3, 4, Capt. 45 Basket- ball 3, 45 Track 3, 45 P-Men's Club 3, 45 Rodeo 3, 45 Boys' League Rep. 35 Student Body Presi- dent 4. Marcotte, Iohnnie E.- College Entrance Course Cross Country 3, 45 Noon League 2, 3, 45 Boys' League Rep. 45 Chorus 15 Safety Patrol l, 2, 3, 4, Lt. 2, Capt, 3, 4. Malott, Marilyn Sue -Commercial Course Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Belles 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Rodeo 3, 45 Tri-M 3, 45 Narcissus Collector 45 lr. Play. Maxwell. Kenneth R. College Entrance Course 1-li-Y 45 Math Club 4. Means. Richard L. -College Entrance Course Hi-Y 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Mgr, 15 Wrestling 2, 35 Noon League 45 P-Men's Club 45 NFL 15 Rodeo 4. Messmore, Iudy Ann -General Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 NFL 15 High School Red Cross 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 lr. Play. Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3 Girls' League Rep. 15 NFL 35 Pepettes 1, , 3, 45 Chorus 15 Belles 2, 35 Choir 45 Swing Choir 45 Rodeo 1, 3, 4, Miller, Carmen M.- College Entrance Course 2. Miller. Cathy Ann- College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 25 Pepettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, Accomp5 Belles 2, 3, 4, Accornp.5 Tri-M 3, 45 Ir. Play5 Office Helper 3. Miller, Gerry E. General Course Miller. Ianet Kay -College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 GAA 35 National Honor Society 45 Tri-M 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Miller, Karen S. -Commercial Course Y-Teens 25 GAA l, 2, 35 High School Red Cross 1, 3, 45 Pepettes l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 4, Motlord. Stephen Wayne College Entrance Course Hi-Y 1, 25 Basketball 25 Noon League 3, 45 Nar- cissus Collector 4. Montgomery, Michelle College Entrance Course Tri-1-li-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, 35 NFL 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pepettes 1, 25 Tigerette 3, 45 Tri-M 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Belles 2, 3, 45 Rodeo l, 2, 3, 45 Peruvian 2, Asst. Feature Ed. 3, Tribune School Ed. 45 Narcissus Collector 4, Montgomery. Myra Helene General Course Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Pepettes l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-M 3, 45 Chorus 15 Belles 2, 3, 45 Rodeo 3, 45 Oltice Helper 4, Morecratt, Marcia Marlene -General Course Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, 35 GAA 1, 45 Pepettes 35 Rodeo 1. 58' 187 ff X l ... 7f Our Spirit Was Great in Every Sport ,- T 467 XO 3 Morefield, Marilyn Kay Commercial Course High School Red Cross 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pepettes 2, 3, Rodeo 2, 3, 4, Belles 2, 3, Choir 4, Ir. Play. Mowbray, William H. College Entrance Course Hi-Y 1, 2, Treas. l, Vice-Pres. 2, FTA 3, 4, Tri-M 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Coun- cil l, State Convention l, Canteen Board l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 4, Choir 3, 4, Mgr. 4, Swing Choir 3, 4, Rodeo 3, 4, Noon League 2, Basket- ball 1, Cross Country l, 2 Mullett. Tanee Lynn College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Pres. 1- Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sec. 4, Pepettes l, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms, Girls' League Rep. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Narcissus Col- lector 4, Narcissus lndex Ed. 2, Peruvian Fea- ture Ed. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Chorus l, Belles 3 4 Ir. Play, Rodeo l, 2, 3 4 Myers. Alice M. Business Course Tri-H1-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pep- ettes l Nash. Carolyn Sue College Entrance Course GAA l, 2, 3, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Program Chair- man 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Tri-M l, 2, 3, 4, Belles 2, 3, 4, Student Dir. 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Second Lieutenant 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Con- test 3, Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4, Neher, Iames A. College Entrance Course Boys' League Rep. l, Noon League 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Wrestling 2, 3. Newman, William M.- College Entrance Course Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4. Noble. Timothy R. -College Entrance Course Ir Play, Sr. Play, Rodeo l, 2, 3, 4, Noon League 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-M 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Dir. 3, 4, Swing Choir 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Council l, Student Dir. 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Marching Tiger Cub Award l, European Band Scholarship 3. O'Connell, Iudith Ann College Entrance Course Girls' League Rep. 3, GAA 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pepettes 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Math Club 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Li- brary Club 3, Library Helper 1, Narcissus Col- lector 4, Peruvian 2, News Ed 3, Tribune School Cox. 4, Ir. Play. Orpurt. Lura M. General Course Library Helper 3, Library Club 3: High School Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: GAA 3. Oyler. Harry College Entrance Course Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4, Boys' League Rep. 2: P-Men's Club 3, 4, Ir. Play, Dramatics 3, 4, Rodeo 3, 4. Pearcy, Nicki I. College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, FTA -1 Pepettes l, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 2. Phillipy. Carol lean Business Course Phillipy, Ernest S. General Course Student Council 1, H1-Y l, Industrial Club 3, 4: P-l-'lerfs Club 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Noon League 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Rodeo 2, 3, 4. Personett. Iohn Eldon -General Course H:-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Noon League 2, Choir 3, 4, Rodeo 3. h l Car Athletes Had Gutstanding Character Petty, Gary Lee Industrial Course Wrestling 2, 3, P-Men's Club 2, 3, Narcissus Collector 4. Plotner, Iames M. College Entrance Course Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country Manager 3, 4, Noon League 2, 3, 4, P-Mens Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Hi-Y 4, NFL 1, Rodeo 4. Potter. Barbara Ann College Entrance Course ' Tri-Hi-Y 1, Vice-Pres. 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tri-M kr bk? C ' 2, 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Rec. Sec. 2, Na- '-- Mr ' tional Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' League 2nd 'M' Vice-Pres. 4, Canteen Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec, 2, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Pepettes 1, Peruvian 2, Asst. News Ed. 3, Ed Asst. 4, Chorus Accomp. 1, Belles 2, Choir 3, 4, Swing Choir 4, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4, lr. Play, Sr. Play, Of- fice Helper 4. Prerner, Emestine Docia College Entrance Course GAA 2, High School Red Cross 1, 2, Band 1, 2. -vw- Prior. Ierry R. Industrial Course 1-it-Y 1. 4391 L., Qualio, Rosemane Business Course ' Hamer. Gloria lean General Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, High School Red Cross 2. Randolph, Dorothy Lynn College Entrance Course NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Tri-M 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Belles 4: Rodeo 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Bancl 4, lr. Play, Dean's Office Helper 4. 'PP Rassner. Daniel College Entrance Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 1, 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Boys' J League Rep. 3, National Honor Society 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 4, Sgt-at-Arms 4, Tri-M 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4: Swing Choir 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Noon League 3, 4, P-Men's Club 3, 4, Rodeo 2, 3, 4. 'QF-'2-as.. Reed, David A. College Entrance Course Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Tri-M 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Narcissus Collector 4. Reed. Barbara lean College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, Rec, Sec. 3, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 2, 3, Office Helper 4. ,qs Reed. Susan General Course Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chaplain 1, Y-Teens 2, GAA 1, FTA 5117 4, Pepettes 1, Girls' League Rep. 2, Student '-f Council 3, Chorus 1, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 1, 3, 4. 4,4 Rhodes. Iames E. General Course Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys' League Rep. 3, Tennis 1, 2, Iglooan League 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Rodeo Ribble. Patricia Hose Business Course GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, High School Red Cross 1, Chorus 1, Belles 2, Rodeo 3, 4, Dean's Of- fice Helper 4. Richter, Mary Ann College Entrance Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Pepettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Belles 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 3, 4. -,J . 55 . Now Thoughts Turn to Serious Matters t ,Q . K 6 K. 915 ., W, . . .MA 13.51 - - l .I ' 5--. T. C' 2' fa? ,.. ,f 0' -ff Richter. Mary Lou College Entrance Course Library Club 2, 3. 4, Treas 4- Y-Teens 2, Art Club l, Pepettes 3, 4. Richter, SUIU A. General Couyse GAA l- Pepe-ttes 4. Art Club 3, 4, Sec. 4- Rodeo l, 3, 4, Chorus l, Belles 2, 3, 4. Richter, William Edward College Entrance Course Transferred from Ben Davis High School, lndi- anapolis, Indiana 3, Band 3, lNrestling 35 Noon League 3, 4. Robinson. Detrea Kay Commercial Course GAA l, 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pepettes l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, Chorus l, Rodeo l, 2, 3, 4, lr. Play: Larson Office Helper 3, 4. Rockenbaugh, Darl D. Industrial Course Hi-Y l, Industrial Club 3, 4: Noon League 4. Rody. Martin C. Industrial Course Hi-Y 4, Track Mgr, 3, 4. Rook, Iames Arthur College Entrance Course Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Football 3' Noon League 4, Sr Play. Salmons, Sula Carolyn College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y lg Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pepettes l, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo Maid of Honor 4: Rodeo 3, 4' Belles 4, Band l. Sawyer, Archie III Industrial Course Track 1, Football l, Boys' League Rep. 3. Schlageter, Beth Ann Commercial Course Girls' League Rep. l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, GAA l, 2, 3, Art Club lr Tri-M l, 2, 3, 4: Belles 2, Choir 3, 4, Rodeo, 3 Schubert. Relna Kay Business Course High School Red Crcss l, 2, 3, 4, Narcissus Col- lector 4. Scott. Martha D. College Entrance Course NFL l, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Sec. 4, Math Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, FTA 4, Quill and Scroll 4, GAA 1, 2, Tri-M l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Debate 2, lr. Play, Speech and Hearing Therapy Clinic 3, Showal- ter Office Helper 2, Girls' League Rep. 4, Peru- vian Advertising Mgr. 3, 4. Sedam. Dalene K. College Entrance Course Art Club l, 4, High School Red Cross l, 2, GAA l, 3, 4, Pepettes 1, 2, Tri-M 2, Chorus l: Belles 3, Choir 4, Rodeo 2, 3. See. Richard Eugene Industrial Course H1-Y l, 2, Industrial Club 4, Narcissus Collec- tor 4, Noon League l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Tracl: 2, 3, Vlrestling l, 2. Shannon. Patricia L. Commercial Course Girls' League Rep. l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Pepettes 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Office Helper 4 Choir 2. As We Prepare to Take Our Place in Li e Sharp. Iill V. Commercial Course Tri-H1-Y l, Y-Teena 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' League Rep. 4, Pep- ettes l, 2, 3, Deans Office Helper 3, 4. Sharpf, Edith M. General Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, High School Red Cross l, Band l, 2, 3, 4 Sherman. Leota Charlene General Course Transferred from Wolverine, Michxgan 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, GAA 4 Shultz. Ierry Eugene General Course Transferred from Anderson High School 2, Football 3, 4, P-Mens Club 3, 4, Boys' League Rep. 3, lndustrial Club 4, lr. Play, Rodeo 3, 4. Siders. Gary H. Industrial Course H1-Y l, 2, Foorbfilr 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Noon League l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' League Rep. 2, Chorus l, Band l, 2, Pep Band l, Industrial Club 3, 11 Skinner, Louise Nan College Entrance Course Chorus l, Belles 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, GAA l, 4, Pepettes 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Nar- cissus Collector 4, Rodeo l, 2, 3, 4, High School Red Cross l, Library Helper 2, 3 Smalley, Robert W. Industrial Course Basketball l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Noon League 2, 3, 4, P-Men's Club 3, Boys' League Sec 4, Student Council 3, Choir 4, Rodeo 3. Smith, Deanna Leigh College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Girls' League Rep 3, Nar- cissus Collector 4, Peruvian 2, Asst. News Ed. 3, Business Mgr. 4. Smith, Lynette Mae College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Sec. 4, Belles 2, Choir 3, 4, Swing Choir 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Rodeo 3, 4. Smith. Marylou General Course Tri-Hi-Y l, High School Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Chorus 1, Choir 2. Smith, Stephen E. College Entrance Course Hi-Y l, 2, Football l, 3, 4: Class Vice-Pres. l, Choir 2, 3, Rodeo 2, 3. Sonafrank, Ioyce E. College Entrance Course Tri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 3, Belles 2, 3, Choir 4, Peruvian 2, Asst Fea- ture Ed. 3, Co-Adv. Mgr. 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. Sorenson, Robert General Course Tennis l, 2, Golt 3, 4, Noon League l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Boys' League Rep. l, Narcissus Col- lector 4. Spandau. Sara M. College Entrance Course Tri-Hi'Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA l, Q, 3, 4, Pepettes l, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 3, lr. Play, Narcissus Collector 4. Spranger, Gerald B. Industrial Course Hi-Y l, Golf l, 3, 4, P-Mens Club 3, 4' Noon League 4, Rodeo 3, 4. fd' Z? by ..-P. 3 51 411-f' ,Qi 1155. -953 x 'Wx 'Qi L ' v 57. mr' Never Forgetting Gur Undividecl Class Spranger, Harold A. Industrial Course Golf l, Q, 3 4, Noon League 4' P-lwlerfs Club 3, -I Rodeo 3, 4. l Stark, Alan D. Industrial Course l NFL l, 2, 3, 4, lndustrtal Club 3, C-21 l, 2, 3, 4, Sound Crew 4, Rodeo 2, Tracl: l, 2, 3, t Stitsworth. Rex E. College Entrance Course Band l, 2, 3, 4, First Lt. 4, Choir 4, Tr-1-M 3, 4 Math Clul: 3 4 Stitt, James Allen College Entrance Course Track l, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, P- la4en's Cluk 4, Narcrssus Collector 4, Rodeo 4, Chorus l Stookey, Sharon Lee College Entrance Course Band l, 2, 3, 4, TriAM 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, Y-Teens 2, GAA l, 3. Struble, lane Frances Commercial Course Tri-H1-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 35 GAA 2, 3, 4, Pepetles 2, 3, 4, Gtrls' League Rep. 2, Chorus l, Band l, Rodeo 2, 3, 4, Ir. Play, Narcissus Collector 4, Nurses Otltce 4, Showalter Olltce Helper 2. Sutton. Allen R. Industrial Course lndustrlal Club 3, 4. Thompson, Roberta D. College Entrance Course Trl-H1-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, GAA l, Q, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 3, Nattonal Honor Socxety 3, 4, Student Councxl l, 3, 4, Class Vmce-Pres. 2, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Belles 2, Choir 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Rodeo 1, 2, 3, Ir, Play, Narcrssus Co-Activdtxes Ed, 4, Pe- ruvran Staff 3. Trueblood. Dorothy M. Home Economics Course FHA l, Q, 3, 4, Sec 3, Pres, 4j Nurses Ollrce Helper 4. Trueblood, William H. College Entrance Course Hr-Y l, 2, Math Club 3. Ulery, Karen M. General Course Tn-l-lr-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Natxonal Honor Socrety 4, Dean's Olltce Helper 4. Waclcnitz. Kathryn C. College Entrance Course Trl-l-lr-Y lg GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Narcissus Collector 4, Repeltes 3, Walker, Bonnie Kay General Course 'l'r1l'l1-Y l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, Pe-pettes l L, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, Rodeo 3, Superrnterrdont Ofllce Helper 4. Ward. Charles Tony General Course 'l'ran'lerred lrom Provrdence Hrgh School, Provi- rl'-nce, Kentucky 3, NFL 4, lndustrzal Club 3, 4, Hrgh School Red Cross 4, Rodeo 3: Stage Man- ager 3 4 Wardcr. Iewel Iodell General Course ln-H1-Y 1, Y-Teens 2 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep- c-'tei l, 2, 3, 4, Belles 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 3, 4, Deans Cfitce Helper 4 . 58 . The Class of 1963 Say, Good-bye, PHS Washington, Guy F. General Course NFL l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, High School Red Cross 4, Pres. 4, Miami University Red Cross Training Center 4, Sound Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' League Rep. 1, School Photographer 1, 2, IU. Iournalism Institute l, Rodeo 1, Choir 4, Ir. Play. Webb. Danny Alan General Course Chorus 1. Wilhelm. Iames R. General Course Winters. Ian Ellis Industrial Course Track 3, 4, Noon League 4, P-Men's Club 3, 4, lndustrial Club l, 2, Narcissus Collector 4. Woolley. Sylvia Kaye General Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Library Club 3, Belles 4, Band l, 2, 3, Rodeo 4, Dean's Ottice Helper 4. Wyneken. Iudith Ann College Entrance Course ,,,.,,,,u Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep- W'-' ettes l, 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Narcissus Co-Activi- ties Ed. 3, Co-Senior Ed. 4, Chorus l, Belles 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 4, Li- brary Helper l, Hoosier Girls' State 3. Yater. Michael D. Industrial Course Track 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Capt, 4, Noon League 3, 4, P-Men's Club 3, 4, Industrial Club 3, 4. OTHER GRADU Beresh, George S. Dolce, Steve Duncan, Thomas William LeDoux. Michael D. Pyeritz. Ted Walrod, Sandra .59. ATE .sg 'ina ,.-,L ' L I 1 - X ll S4 , t l. ' ,4-.r I Adjusting the piqture, 'Sixty-.f Tint Pt: in the Jtgrt' ty It: govt Mgr 11.' Snydcfr, gtxftlor tI'.T1J'tl In Ittf, rt I. zrmxtxfz 1' th-i Czliftgtttgfrm iiorifztefil tt ',,' G. DVTVIQ Thi gmt. F'!Y'.'l'-tlfjft 1f.'it1't.1f1I1:1t iznd tGr:z I ' ftwit'-nt This yec1r's Iunior clcrss espectcttly' enyoyed Itgmw xt rQrf'tC12::1s:f1Qr1 'tt lost, Smfe they Occun med 'fr t '. ' IC ltinq 'yerxrsa the role ot youngest Clqfazf tn PHS T9 rf'11:f.e rncnejf tfr the trcxn dtttorrxl Ittmir SQrttfir Prom, the Ctfffss chose the ccrft--d' ,' Hff1I'JC',',! ttlimq the hcttsr- almost tr, '1:7f':g1t'.' Fcr fl Qittccetirstttl evenmq As the end if TJ:-T 'ilczgfil we-fxr f:pproQ1C'he1dt tumors '.-.fzridftrffi '.-.' rf-trxetr ttf '.'.' ffm reixdy tc t'11ws1t11ne thc- d.'V1I'.iT'A.' at fiatmmrr How many will our class add? the officers of ttf- tmwior Clf3.:: worxdf-r as they inspect the trophy ruf- m thf? I .t'IlT. hflll They Cm? Ron Vfillicms, vtce- priutdcnt, Init Hfwrv, trfrczsmer, Ron Bowlcnd, prem- J r tt' K 1 'J I ' 'nv -Q1f..'.' 'C' r'-frt, if3Crf2tOr',' .f ., ,. Juniors Row 1: Evelyn Adams, Sue Adkins, Iohn Allbritten, Kenneth Allen, Patty Am- merman, Alicia Anderson, Ruth Angle. Row Z: Pat Avery, Nyla Ayres, Iim Baber, Mary Io Baker, Sharon Bales, Tom Banks, lay Barnhart. Row 3: Ioe Beauchamp, Vicki Berryman, Steve Bev- erly, Iim Biggs, Beverly Black, Diane Blackburn, lane Bodey. Row 4: Lana Bonney, Bon- nie Bowland, Bill Bowman, Edy Sue Boyd, Terry Brech- biel, Mary Bullock, ludy Carlin. Row 5: Rose Carswell, Steve Cassel, Marilyn Chai- fee, Tom Chapin, Mary Chapman, Tom Chilcutt, Vir- ginia Chism. Row 6: Dan Christner, DeRees Clark, Donna Clark, Ierry Cleland, Ierry Cole, Missy Cole, Helen Combs. Row 7: Kent Comer, Ted Comeriord, Victor Conner, Larry Coon, Greg Correll, Bob Costin, Eddie Cowan. Row 8: Larry Crail, lean Creager, Sandra Critchfielcl, Alice Crowe, Craig David- son, Diane Davis, Kent Da- walt. Row 9: Bonnie Day, Rob- ert DeLaWter, Alan Denny, Ann Disborough, lean Dob- ler, Kay Donelly, Larry Dun- ton. Row 10: Alan Eberle, Shir- ley Eckerley, Dennis Ecker- ley, Dale Eiler, Mary lane Give Comedy Ploy Harvey Eilar, Ioe Eiseman, Sheri X A Eldridge. S. M fl, Q 1 JF: 1 4, ,. - ., -, 5' v I, . fx I ' 'N :sf 'A ...Tr f7 ' A' ' Q 'rf ' . .. c..,,I,' f,,,',- 3. , 31 A, 44 Y' 4 - AI' 72 . is AK B A . A ,. . its AQ l C A : . ll A .-2. l , ,, ,N . 3 'r r I Fix 'A lg v.,,:, 'Q' ' il Q' , A , X A i ll Q A 4- .iri M, ' - 4 M - 4. ' i ef R A f li ' 'N 1' me 15:47 A Q r A ffl 1- 'A X 2 W' fa K, S, A MK :.:i'fl g?l's l 175 :Y 'Q' 'F lt Q l , Y A ':- --Q2 45: are V 5 ' T 'Q fi Y nm . , P ir A Lf fl W :,. - .1 I , -I. f-.5 il A., y xjjrf- ,L ls- ' ' V V ,, -.. , J , k A 1. 1 QQ- In 4- r Q N A Q I sf A. s. ft? Q ff- ' K Ar. 'l A WL' 'A :.. . . 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Y X . .x L 'K is ,' , Q .X 'Q Q .? .f 4' G- f 5- 'QS 5' :L -' Y 'f' x - , ' -: 'fer tht r W A , Y in H 1 H, Sf 3' G ' Q ' X if V H 'H V' 5' 7 v X ' I lx ' Ax H - of ' 'T ' c r Q 'Q - . I ' L' ' -A Q rf .. ts T -9 ' 1 1-9' - 1 'F Q fd., L. , ef r -A i . g hgh, - wtf' 53 , ' u. C , V x X 1 sf fs' Q5 gk E L Q . , af i , - '1 Q L Q '-r ,SL i r 'Sf 1 1 Jn. , ,, ,sr ll 4 1' 3 rw - A .L Ag, A - .AF- in--931 br . 3 ta 'QZE' G.- . ,EJ Q - I ,, ' -. A' all ,, : - W ' B, f, L -3 :K -' f , ef X 4 A t ' r L X :I ' N ,, Q Q B. . ,r 5. Q , bw 1 : he A '74 k X ' 2 Q . . K ' ' 4 4' , , 9 . N g . H . 'f OL. 4 ' s-4 Uv 5. K? 4 QL-l X 5 L t , 1 I Q- v .62. Row 1: lane Elliott Ianice Lnglgsh, Marty Erlenbaugh, layne Evans, Mary Everett, Anrire Faulkner Lee Ann luifhkatk. Row 2: Beverly Fisher, 'Tim Fox Terry Friend, Naincy Fry, Larry Fultz, Paul Gal- braith, Herbert Gann. Row 3: Richard Garver, Sheila Gaunt, Diana Gilbert, Kenneth Gipson, lady Glad- den, lanis Glassburn, loyce Gochenour. Flow 4: Ol.ver Goodwin, John Grady, Karen Graf, Larry Graf, Berneil Gray, Phyllts Greenwald, Kenneth Grether. Row 5: Wayne Guillaume, Connie Guss, Janet Gustat- son, Lindsay Hagen, Kay Hahn, Ronnie Hale, Tana Hand, Row 6: Phyllis Hartwick, Michael Hartz, Gloria Har- ris, Bessie Hastings, Sally Hemrick, Dick Hendricks, Donna Henderson. Row 7: Iett Henry Danny Hentgen, lerry Herron, Ierry Hicks, Patsy Hilgeman, Henry Hiller, Marilyn Hati- ner Row 8: Beth Holmes, lolin Holmes, Bill Hoover, Terry Hoover, Indy Hopper Pete HorS', Don Hostetler. How 9: Violet Huffman, Barbara Huggins, Alice Hughes Iacl: llitl, Brenda Ichnscn, Risa Johnson, Lance lC'l'lTilTTCl l. Row 10: Bob Iones, Tcrn lone: Darryl Iordan, San- dra Jordan, Greg Ioseph. Mike Ioseph, Ralph Kerns. And Qrganize Arrangements for Prom Row 1: Paula Kile, Ste- phen Kile, Edward King, Mary Lynn King, Karen Kreutzer, Martha Lauden- schlager, David Lawrence. Bow 2: Kenneth Layton, lack Langdon, Cheryl Lee, Bruce Lennon, Sue Lorenz, Nate Marburger, Bill Mc- Cormick. Row 3: Bob McKinley, Iirn McKnight, Roger McNeil, Iames McQuinn, Betty Mil- ler, Bruce Miller, Diana Mitchell. Row 4: George Mize, lim Mock, Barbara Moore, Rob- ert Mowery, Rick Mooney, Iohn Morris, Robert Morris. Row 5: Danny Mullett, Bob Musgrave, Marlene Myers, ludy Nelp, Icmice Norman, Iirn Nye, Rebecca Oakes. -ui-uri - Row 6: Torn O'Connell, Mildred Packard, N an c y Parkman, Iirn Pattison, Sharon Payne, Rick Penn, Iohn Peters. Row 7: Larrie Petty, Bunny Pier, Barbara Place, Leroy Pope, Rita Qualio, Lowella Rains, Dale Ramsey. Row 8: Roni Rassner, lim Ratliff, Ioyce Ray, Bob Radel, Ioan Ralstin, Vicki Ramer, Nancy Reineke. Row 9: lohn Richardson, Marion Roach, Elizabeth Rornrneltanger, lannie Rose, Bonita Runkle, Philip Sages- ter, Mary Sahaidachny. Row 10: Kay Saine, Ron- nie Schubert, Ken Scott, Sally Siblisk, Veda Siegtrecl, Sandra Shoemaker, Pam Shuler. T 1- LL. 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G QE 1 ,s Z . tl r, 1 3 it - ei' , it 9 .. 4 A I -ff ' G23 sf' L s K W ' ' R M-H 'X ,x X - .Y ,Q 4 '- - --A , , .1 ll Ll 2' A ' sr 1-3 ' f.:- X V 7 51, 'nv L A ,Ll ' ' Q,-1 . 34 5 V A Q ' -L X , R 's . Q. f 9 ' Rx T' :lr C , 3. rf -5- - ble A A f.. a '2 : C, h y ' , Q99 . A f . ,x t 1 B t cw' is Uv it 1 I NLF: - N L' , V N - . ' V 5 t V- ' ' ' ' ', 7'- tr! .,-W' Y' Q9 t .64. Row 1: Dennis S rn i t h, Carol Smith, Iudy Smith, Lois Sncwden, Dennis Sny- der Charles Soarnes, Cyn- :h.a Scames Row 2: Charlene Sparks, Sandra Starkey, Tomo Steele, Gary Stewart, Ralph St.ft loe Stout, Lois Stover. Row 3: Ray Sutton, Susann Swalford, lunior Swihart, Abby Taylor, Harriett Townf send, Ioanetta Tovmsend, Eob Trexler. Row 4: Pete Tschiniak, Cathy Turley, Andrei Tymo- szenko, Helen Tymoszenko, lim Ulery, Terry Ussery, ludy Venice, Row 5: lohn Vettel, Kathy Volpert, leannie Wallace, Phil Walker, Noble Watkins, Pat Weidemcm, Beth Wernz. Row 6: Carolyn White, lim White Charles Whybrew, Paul Wilhelm, Ronnie Wil- liarns, Penny Wiltshire, Cathy Wise. How 7: Ierry Wolf, Iennie Worden, David Wright, Tom Wyneken, Elaine York, Mike Hopper, Sandra Newby. Row 8: Ftobert Sopher. Getting acquainted with a new school and new teachers occu- pied members of the sophomore class for the first few Weeks of their life at PHS. Following class elections, carried out high-school style with a political campaign, the sophomores settled down to a routine of school work and extrae curricular activities. The officers and a committee of students met with jewelry company represen- tatives to choose designs for class rings. ln April, members of the class made their selection and or- dered the coveted symbol of up- perclassmanship. 'WU . ,ff x 13 slim Inspecting sample class rings sophomore officers get dow n the pleasant but difficult task of electing the designs of their cle They are: Front: Clotilda Giver secretary lovce Zerbe a Back: Kurt Dove, vice-president and Bob Rockenbaugh d Class of '65 Learn PHS Routine vs. 'N , 1 . '.-.yt x'Xx'f ':-xi 'X And this is where we check your attendance, Mrs Munn Linde felter, attendance officer, tells new students K. lackson M Vt he le R Conklin, M. Murphy, and D. Buzbee. .65. Sophomores Begin Life af V t Lf: N ,Q -' 4' 4' sf . bv' , D xt: :fy V: C 1 sm 6 'mi iv 5. ' ' sm- , V -C ' -:V ' 'W '5 3 N u ..T. 3 . - LF vw B' fmt Q . ly f fl-, L . . L . L f of 1 -1 A f t ,S ,QQ -A' - L' ' if I -W r - ! li-1' ! t 1 , 1 - I I, 5174+ ' kg .QE u Q ' ,Q V 1 fx ' A ceq 4.. : ' -E 5- i -,ve ' ' Q K , ci Z J ' ' lx' ,Q 5 43' 1 ' 9 Y vlg xiii' L o elk -.E : six Y 'I -to ' ' U ,Q ' 5 Y .1 6 r ' L 9,3 'N . Q A ' 'Q , 6 , We g h qw ' shxlrs ' lux S' v if N . . my P 1- 1 4 N , I - t, ' . X -- f Pr s ,xsk s. J gh an Gulf 4 V l in 1 B s.. ' ' ,, ? - - 4,' Qirl Q4 S I V ' J' I ..- 5 S U FR s ., i v - - 1' ' 1' . gf 96996 PHS Row 1: jlnet Ahnert, Ierry Altrey, Linda Amos, Phillip Amos, Carolyn Armstrong, Lony Arnold, Ma-: Ashby, De-ral Ashley. Row 2: Nancy Atkinson, Charlene Baker, Shirley Ba- ker, Sam Baldwin, Pam Bales, Nancy Beck, Lois Behny Barbara Bell, Row 3: Kristi Benner, lames Berger, Tim Bessignano, Norbert Blaski, Sandy Blinn, lames Bockover, Robert Bon- ney, lam-es Bostick, Row 4: Larry Boys, Mary Ann Bowen, Carol Boyer, Opal Brindle, Kathleen Brown, Ioe Brownlee, Sharon Bruck, Brenda Brutf. Row 5: Gloria Bryant, Bill Bulhngton, Diana Bullick, Charles Bunnell Ronna Bunnell, LeRoy Burdine, Shelia Burkcloll, DeWayne Buzbee Row 6: lim Carpenter, Lynda Carr, Vicky Catey, Mike Cattin, Susan Cattin, Larry Chilcutt, Marsha Chil- ders, Eric Clark, How 7: Helen Clark, Steve Clark, lack Clarkson, Val- orie Claybaugh, Carolyn Clingaman, Cynthia Cole, Monica Cole, Connie Col- lrns Row 8: Bon Conklin, Dan' ny Cooley, Linda Cooper, Mike Craig, Vicki Crowden, lucly Crume, Paul Crurne, Donnie Cudaback Row 9: Hubert Cull, Park- hurst Cutler, Ralph Daniel- sen, Bob Davidson, Kenny Day, Ioyce DeLawter, Cheryl Dillrnan, Mark Donaldson. Row 10: Larry Donat, Nancy Dossey, Tom Doug- lass, Kurt Dove, Carl Drake, David Felthotf, Mary Io Fisher, Ioe Flora. They Select Rings and Learn Roufine Row 1: Saundra Forbes, Bob Fouts, Glenda Freeman, lohn Fritz, Lewis Fry, Carol Fultz, Ioe Eckelbarger, Steve Eder. Bow 2: Iudy Edwards, Paula Edwards, Mike Eiken- berry, Harold E l t z r o t h , lack Everett, Steve Exmeyer, Larry Eytch eson, Max Eytcheson. How 3: Dixie Gable, Ralph Garber, Cheryl Garrett, Sally Garrison, Linda Gar- ver, Victor Geberin, Dick Gerard, Nancy Geyer. Row 4: Iohn Gilkey Caroll Givens, Clotilda Giver, Donna Glassburn, Sandra Gochenour, D o n Graham, B a r b a r a Grant, john Greenfield. Row 5: Debbie Groat, loyce Guyer, Greg Hall, Gregg Hammond, Iim Ha:r1n, Darwin Harding, Charles Harrison, Aletta Hartgrove. Row 6: DeWayne Hartle- road, Ioe Hartwick, Pam Hatton, Tom Hayes, Sharon Headley, Richard Hedrick, lim Helm, Tom Helvie. Row 7: lohn Hentgen, Carol Hight, Mary Hight, Susan Hilgeman, Buddy Hill, Richard Hinz, Danny Hod- son, Bill Holler. Row 8: Paul Holmes, Bev- erly Hoover, Ianice Hoover, Mike Hoover, Marilyn Hu- ber, Karron Hudson, Shar- ron Hudson, Pam Huff. Row 9: Iohn Hughes, Don- ald Hull, lim Higdon, Judy Hurt, Sandra Hyde, Jim lackson, Kathy Iackson, Linda lackson. Row 10: Rita Iackson, Shir- ley Iames, Billie Iohnson, Christy Jones, Donna Iones, Florence Iones, Bob Keith, Cherry Kelly. v h l . , jx xg yr 61. ' 1 ' A ' ' ' , ,- ,i ' , ,ff , I , A . ' -f : -- X :. h s. ' W an I, U J 1 'RW Ku. in it L. Y., - A rx I X 'Q A . -f -I . it ' Q , . .X Ilia, .C X. 1 B , i it W M N , 1.: .r is: G 'L 133.1 t ,. E 1 ,. 1 ing : , . f' 'V Q .al . x J :xx 5: ,I 2 I J 2 a 1-2, ' 1 sf if ' fr ,' , . ,, ' , . if .--v - . . X x g V ,' My ' I E, kj 1 ., V .K . My .X - gin L - 6 ' A33 1 lm M iff' J! VX f ie e . ' l V v in 'ix 4. -. Q .gg B ,ip -..a T7 - r s., ' A +z,,.., x ' 24: b .V . As ,NV . ' Vx' LN f , LI X, Spa' f Y' 1 ,J - , , was 1 - r A N ,Q ss -- . as . . .K P vas, xx 5 W, fa' . wk . e,,r , -7' , ,f 'K f if as ww .X p I A N if NX I 6 L r .-X . t 1 iw X x xx Q . 0 ,is A' g M J g L gf G ' V, k N V A '24, - , .7-s ny Q X. S ,,.- 5, 4 .el .1-f, . 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L.: di 5 i 'L . - ,yu I , 'cr if .rt 'lit h, if W' qto T2 if rc. l-x L , 5. X ' N tl' .35 f 5 1 ll if it us., V Y 3 f, f' s tri , 'V X if - I Qty-af ,Q n r' .L 'B 1 U 'B ' ,ia ls' N A ' hr :girl .68. Bow 1: Cindy King, Iudy King, Alan Kinney, Re- becca Kinzie, Iohn Klotz, lean Knight, Bill Koonfz, Linda Kreh. Row 2: Ioyce Kreutzer, Kay Kreutzer, Karen Kunkle, David LaCoss, Ed Larimer. lack Latta, Bob Lavoncher, Terry Lee. Row 3: Carmen Lees, Da- vid Lepkojus, Linda Lepko- jus, Becky Lines, Wanda Long, Carolyn Maggart, Maxine Mallicoat, Roderick Manifold Row 4: Terry Marburger, Carl Marks, Herbert Masiuk, Diana Mason, Carol Mattox, Edith Maxwell, Relna Mary, Pain McComas. Row 5: Barbara McKinley, Sandy McMinn, Tom Mc- Pherson, Betty McQuinri, Shirley Messersrnith, Nancy Metcalfe, Gary Miller, Pa!- ricia Miller. Row 6: Russ Miller, lim Milroy, Larry Minns, lim Mitchell, Ron Mottatt, Mary Mongosa, Ralph Mongosa, Sandra Moore. Row 7: Mike Morecratt, Danny Morecraft, Linville Morguson, Linda Morris Shirley Moseley, Rita Moss, Linda Mughmaw, lerry Mul- lett Row 8: Ronnie Mullikin, Barbara Murphy, Ellen Mur- phy, Mina Murphy, Ianet Myers, lim Nevius, Leanne Norwood Mike O'Connell. Row 9: Mary Ann Over- myer, Vicki Parrett, Iohn Peters, Mary Petty, Chuck Phillips, Wray Ann Pohl- rnan, Barbara Pugh, Re- becca Pugh. Row 10: Iudy Ratlitf, Eu- gene Reed, David Reap, John Reuter, Dean Reynolds, Dwight Rich, David Rich- ards, Mary Richards. Their High School Years Are Starting Row 1: Linda Richter, Mary Rigle, Bob Rocken- baugh, Terry Rockwell, Eu- gene Rose, Ierry Rose, Nancy Rupp, Albert Sal- mons. Row 2: Logan Sample, Don Sanders, Ronald S a y lo r, Gary Scagnoli, Lo u i s e Schini, Pam Schmidt, Tom Schram, Barbara Scott. Row 3: Ben Scott, Dick Scott, Rodney Sease, Larry Shalley, Larry Shank, Di- ana Shannon, Edward Sharp, Iulie Sharp. Row 4: Foy Sherman, Floyd Shirk, Bill Shuey, Sandy Shuler, David Sims, Fred Sipe, Susie Skinner, Bruce Smith. Row 5: Iulie Smith, Ncmcy Smith, Peggy Smith, Ronnie Smyth, Delcina Sopher, Roby Sparks, Ierry Spencer, William Spitznagle. Row 6: Dotty Stark, Anita Steinsberger, Cindy Stil- well, Sandy Stone, Isaac Stout, Dean Surna, Bob Sumpter, Mona Sutton. How 7: Steve Sutton, Tim Swagerle, Phyllis T a y 1 o r, Dale Thompson, B r u c e Thurston, Ianet T o e p f e r, Debbie Tomlin son , Bob Townsend. Row 8: Lewis Townsend, lim Trexler, Linda Trexler, Nancy VanZandt, Linda Vet- tel, Alfred Wahlig, Sharon Walker, Barbara Wall, Ralph Watkins. Row 9: Ianey Watts, Den- nis Weideman, Curt Welke, Iohn Wendt, Mary lane Wheeler, Mary Frances Whitney, lanice Whybrew, Danny Wiedenhoeft, Ierry Wilburn. Row 10: Karen Williams, Bobbie Willis, Johnny Wil- son, Patty Wilson, Shirley Wilson, Dave Wiltshire, Donna Winn, Ierry Yentes, Ioyce Zerbe. 4. - -ei 5 1:5 3 ' , an Q -- ..' 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Bender, I. Hanks, M. Montgomery, I. Miller, K. Fonts, M. Boone, Row 3: M. Plotner, P. Shannon, D. Randolph, T. Mullett, S. McCarthy I. Wyneken, B. Potter, S. Crowden, D. Bassner. Row 4: F. Anderson, K. Bird, B. Mowbray, G. Borden, I. Butler, D. l-lostetler, M. Houlihan, K. Dove, T. Noble, S. Goodwin. Scholastic Clubs Complete Their Duties Qualifications for membership in National Honor Society are scholar- ship, service, character, and leadership. Iuniors must have a 931 average and are inducted in the spring, seniors must have 9132 and are inducted in the fall. Student Council sponsored the All-Fund Drive, raising almost 51,000 Being in charge ot many functions, the group again carried out turnabout week which was renamed Smack Week, trom April l to 7. Students With a major in mathematics found an educational interest in the Math or XYZ Club. Mr. Ben Bute is sponsor. Iunior members at the Honor Society are Row 1: A. Taylor, L. Hagen, D. Mitchell, S. Eld- rvlgfg B. VIC-rr1z, I Elliott, A. Dirbcrough. Row 2: D. Davis, B. Day. S. Adkins, C. White, K. Ulf-ry, B P1-'r M. Eilar, Mr. Rule, .-rrgonsor. Row 3: R. Stitt, D. Iordan, I. Henry, T. Baird, M. Hartz, M. Iciicph, L, Pope. D. Bazriscy, G. Ioscph, D. Wi'ight. .72. - A! The XYZ Club. one ot the newest at PHS, is open to math majors. Row 1: T. Bender, L. Hagen, M. Scott, E.. Crume, M. Bullock, I. Hanks, D. Henderson. Row 2: I. Gilkey, A. Kunkle, I. O'Connell, B. Pier, D. Davis, K. Iackson, D. Iordan, R. Stitt. Row 3: C. Bunnell, B. Scott, B. Manifold, R. McLaughlin, T. Iones, M. Plotner, I. Neher, L. Pope, M. Houlihan. Row 4: E. Harvey, R. Stitsworth, D. Ramsey, D. Landis, S. Goodwin, D. Enyart, P. Sagester, M. Giver, M. Erlenbaugh. 55 , s s J . i..',iff,. , ' V . :iff xx 54, I 3 V ' N A ' tiff' 35' 1'- 4-A, if i . . A' I ei ' 4 it fs A . ' 'W I Q i , . 2 1- , X ., ,X ' . . I - -, hgsggii, ' ' Pj lex if ' X eff 5355: 1 , i Improving PHS through student government is the task ot the Student Ccxgricil. This '- members are: Row 1: C. King, N. Smith, V. Crowden, R. Thoxipsoii I Serbs U. st., - Brindle, B. Trexler, D. Rassner, M. Boone, B. Day,D.Mitciie11. Row 3: Nr. Alb N'-I xc, ,..A - '1 son, B. Black, I, Sharp. Row 2: Mr. Donald Stone, adviser, C. Giver S. Crci-Jae.. S. E..,...e.. - viserg B. Williams, B. Davidson, T. Rockwell, B. Mangene D. Denny I. Bradley l I c Davidson, R. Bowlcmd, I. Allbritten. . 73 . i .4'..1,,..- Presenting home and exchange COI1CC'I'i.-1 performing at ball games, and preparing for various function: at PHS occupy incmbcrsz of the band Row l: S Stcok-ey, D. Smith, B Thompson, S. Bciwiiian, C. Ebert, R. Stitsworth, S. Goodwin, T, lloble, S Hiiygs, C l'Ia.1h, P. Danielsen M, Giver, T. Geberin, I. Miller, I Iackley, P. Angle, K. Butt G. Geberin, I, Baublit, I, Sonafrank. Row 2: S. Malott, T. Bender, B. l-Iewman, B. Collins, E. Sharpf, D. Ftanfilclpli, M Scott, P. Arrick, L Smith, D. Henderson I, ftllbritten B. Bowland, I. Elliott, I. Norman, L Pope, B, Mowery, B. Cowan, L. Dunton, O. Goodwin, G. Harris Row 3: M. Bullock, A. Taylor, D. Davis, C. Soairies, D. Mitchell P Shuler, K. Hahn, I Glassburn, T. Horid D. Ftami-zey, I Ei-safzian, M, Ioaeph, ll, Mar- lwurger, E Boyd, D. Snyrler, G, Ioseph. D. Clark, P, Horst, C Djzvidgon, D Vtfright. Row 4: T Iones, P. Mani- fold, B Scott, I. Gilkfy I Brownlee, C, Bctyc.-r, B. Gerard, M Whitney, K Iackson, M O'.'crm','er, D. Ione: R. May C Garrett, K Bf.ni.er, G Freeman, B. Graiit B. Hoover, S Blinri, I. Hoover, I. Zcirbe. Row 5: B Mof- fiift, T. Helfxio, M Craig, B Scott, D. Hiirding, M Cole, D. Thompuon, I. Helm G. Hall I.. Boys, ll. Giiyrfr, P. Iigipq-gy C, C31 ,f,t I I-Q I-Qreutzc-r, S, Me.f:.5or:giiiitli, P. Smith, I. Hurt. Tiger Band Revives Three-Way Festival The Marching Tiger Band and their shows are one of the tlirills at both football and basketball games. The band performed for prefgotme and lialf-time shows, traveling to Hart- ford City to present a lialfftime performance there. Some of the shows included Hits from Broadway, Dixieland, and Black Magicj' the Senior show. The Concert and Varsity Band presented the Christmas and Spring Concerts and were hosts to Kokomo and Marion at the Three-Way Music Festival, which was revived this year. The groups also exchanged con- certs with neighboring cities. The Pep Band backed the team throughout the year by creating enthusiasm and spirit. .74. .9 iq 1 . Qi'-Fif Members of the pep band creoie erithiisidsm and promote school .-piri. if: gief ions. They ore-1 Row l: L. Smith, C. Noah, C. Ebert, R Thompsor., S Hciys. Row Goodwin, L, Pope, R. Mowery, T. Geberin, Pi illnqle, N. Mdrburger, l. Bro ','.' nlife I Tl son. Row 3: E, Cowon, D. Wrigxht, R. Collins, R Stiisworth, P. Arricli, H. Bfivfldnd P D l sen, N, Cfuyer, E, Boyd. Row 4: D. Gerofrd, T. Eeridor, M. Giver, O. G:icdi.'.'in, F H3 3 li. Hahn, D. Henderson, A. Toylor, D. Randolph. Row 5: D. Horner:-Y, C. I'i:1'.'ic3 ftp Nf T. Noble, C. Soornes, .75. -. -ff l ,, , llllgb K 4,174 . , 9 xx , The Belles 1f'ETf'f'I'YI'.'f'i nt rniiny Civic tunfrtienx They' iire Row 1: L Slzinrxf-r S Ifxfoollc P! More, I. Eviitt' II Reineke,I English, II Ayrefj C SCCYIKGLE B Wernil K Kunkle, frQv.'der,I Fokiler V Siegtred, S,SCI1TI'lCUS, S Burkdfil C King W PoEiI:ni:rg, II Beg Yf. Fry, P Arnnierzzon Row 2: I Hopper, K Hdhn I Elliott H Cdriwell, T Bender, Q 'wtdlott IQ Atkirizfori L Arnold, M Childers, C Nash, P WiIecr1 M Richter M Mor Qxoziiery, I Wdrder G Harris, R Pugh, D Mitcreli, D Lozigenecizer B Tidy C Wi:-1e, I ifniitii, K Volpe-rt, B BI-iick Row 3: K Kreutzer, K Sdine, S Gcirrifson IJ Hdlley I Wyn Inf-r. M Gdrber, D Itdvifa, E Adams, T Mullett, B Brxiit, M Montgoinerif M. Kind Iiiihrnfori P VVeide::.ci'. C MiIler,I Toepier, B Moore,I Srriitn I Kreutzer S Richte' Fcfffiilpi I Cr I--' Qiger C. Guzf, E Boyd, S Mf:Minr. I Icickleg' The Belles is Cin Criiegnri vcfdi Qirexiii Composed ot 69 per- ffiffiflff Choir is CI rnixed droup ot 511 persons They dre both Lin- der the direction ot Mr. Idniee E Noble They perforin CIT vdrious home Cind 91-ICIICIIIQG Concerts fifnd Contribute to seo- 'eondl events wiiicii ecerir yedriv. The Qxroiips disc participated in the Tiiree-VVH3' Miixficoi FeStivdII revived this yedr, took ridrt in tiie onriiidl Flidec, ond iiidde if Qoxiibined Christinde rliiwirz., CiiriQti:1f1f' in Songzi L t:-- - . K , -4...,,,, fi' 'Sim Accompanisis For 'ne f'.'.'f .'lT'1Q1I.QI 'f'T.,1iflY'l1ZiflI1f'T',.V .filr Hifi Ffllff, firf Citiijr Mxllfr PLIIQ-.' decor - wd 3 'vfrrv,-en' N I'fTTIll?f, rind C'1:'f3ljn Eher' 3 Chaz' 1f,'C'TYIf 'Z ' ' A I' 11- CID? cliff I A- 3 yi- -I-er-V pw: ' , 'X , 7 , 76 E 1 , 'fx' yu ,Cir ,I N ' V s ,i X r I X .,, 1 -1 I . .MA 7 5 ,Y A ,' 'B' X 541 5' ,-,' ' ' ' V i' , 1 ly! H - M-1 if 'i' Qf, 1 ., lf... ,g in E if A N , '- . :. - 4 'dw' if ' gi A X r'-,r 7 sf 'F'4. 'gi' D' . 'K in 4 ur, ex 513, Th L e Choir was one of the .singiziq Qiroiipfz U-I parlicipaled, ir. presenting The Lzvizpg fra.-1 Cord 'on the Coiiriiztrge 'avr Music Provides Fun and Educofion Performing at concerts and various musical event: were these choir inenibers Row 1: B Babe rx l. Craft, C. Turley, S, Siblisk, S, English, S. Craig, N, Doran, K, More-li-old D. Sedan S fron-:ron B my ,mx A. Taylor, B Schlageter, L. Bommelianger. Row 2: S Adkins, C. Miller, S McCarthy M Cole f Kelp, F Bye L. Smith, I, Sonafrank, C. Ebert, M. Duncan, L, Hagen S Hays, B. Trexler Row 3: l Ailbrztier- N N:La1ig1Ez1171, M. King, B. Mowbray, T. Noble, H Bowlancl, T. Marburqer, P, Duncan, D. Bassnei' D lordati P Horst, T Gvbaw' l, Personett, B. McCormick, Row 4: C, Davidson, I Book, B Smalley, G, Vliashiiiatoxi. B Stiisn-.'crtE1 ' Arrick, D. Denny, B. Newman, M. Erlenbaugh, P Danielsen I Bhocles D Landgrave X D. lt, D B. Williams. fm'-12 -wrwgfw Members of Choir, Band, and Belles are eligible for Modern Music Masters or Tri-M. Row 1: S. English, R. Baber, T. Noble, S. Goodwin C. Ebert. Row 2 R. Carswell, I. Iackley, I. Craft, S. Malott, L. Smith C. Nash, S. Hays, T. Bender B. Thompson, M. Scott, K. Butt. Row 3: I. English C. Turley, C. Soames, I. Elliott P. Shuler, M. Bullock, D. Mitchell, B. Day. C. Wise, M. Montgomery, D. Smith S. Payne. Row 4: M. Duncan, K. Hahn, A. Taylor, D. Davis, D. Halley, S. McCarthy, M. Montgomery, C. Miller, B. Potter S. Crowden, I. Sonafrank, D. Randolph, I Miller. Row 5: N. Reineke, M. Cole, E. Cowan I. Allbritten, B. Bowland. R. Stits- worth, P. Arrick, C. Davidson, B. Mowbray, D. Reed, S. Stookey, I. Nelp E. Adams Tri-M Promotes High Levels In Music f l' ll ilu' it 'I I tl it The purposes of Tri-M, or Modern Music Masters, are to create and maintain high standards of music. Students must pass the Tri-M test by learning the constitution, song, names of local officers, location of the main offices, and chapter number. The club organizes an annual induction ceremony and a spring banquet, and meets on call. Officers this year are Tim Noble, president, Buth Baber, vice- president, Carolyn Ebert, secretary, Sam Goodwin, treasurer, and Sandra English, historian. Swing Choir performed at home and exchange concerts and at many other seasonal and social events, the girls in identical dresses and the boys in similar suits. The members create steps and dance routines to accompany their songs. Tigerettes and Majorettes perform at half-time shows for games. They consist of l4 girls who work industriously sewing outfits and matching steps with themes cf their songs. Sally Crowden is head Tigerette and Iudy Craft is head Majorette. .78. other Tri-M members are: Ro 1, I, E Cm, FI The paraphernalia provides half-time enter Beck' M. Whitney! C. Boyer- Row Vg: Nw Atkalnscin I. toiriment at athletic contests. Kneeling :ire the Ma Smith, I. Zerbe, P. Hutt. Row 3: B. Scott, S. Garrison, loreltesi B' Holmes' NZAAYES' Q' Reed' Reed' 3 1. Huff, P, Smith. Row 4: M. Efienbwgh, D. Ramsey, Cfflff- Sfcffldmgf the TIQEYQUQS C TWH ,I PW DA Thompson! It Brownlee llSl'l, S. Eder, B. Potter, M.wMoritgomer'r ,. Help S. Crowolert, N. Re-meke, I Lvoni, R Binge? i Jil. -6 if ?4,' tw. Q- I Y J . I .K til . rl x if 'Mfr if gk ,,,5gw2.,-Q.,. 3,t-, Swinging and singing, the Swing Choir brought Christmas, joy to mcmy audiences. They are: Seated: C. Miller, S. Crowden, L. Smith, B. Potter S. Hays, S. English, C. Turley H Saber, Standing: D. Rassrier, T. Noble, R. Bowlarid, P. Arrick, C. Davidson, I Allbrittezi M King 3 Mau'- bray, C. Ebert. .79. if , 6X .si xr '- -s X tw l Looking over underclass pictures for the Narcissus is the editorial stall. Seated: I. Doble: mid M. Bullock, inde:-: editors, I. Wyneken, senior editor, and S. McCarthy, underclass editor. Stand- ing: M. Erlenbaugh sports editor, B. Pier, classroom editor, G. Daly, senior editorg R. Angle, class- roorzi editor, S. English, activities editorg M. Cole, assistant underclass editor and R. Thompson, ac- tivities editor. X X X N ' X ct -4'-x'9 -LBJ J g gf-..-Q 3 '7 ,I-, g Looking at a few of the older yearbooks are Carolyn Ebert, editor-in-chiei ol the Narcissus, and Prank Anderson, associate editor. New and original ideas play an important part in assembling a yearbook. H ,. Vx E. 71' if-V-A19 , 1., if .1 .V r A I ill V Q l li -,mimic ' i l X' ? About to shoot Ianice English Dale Landis, Nancy Reineke, and Karen Kreutzer, rnernber:-3 ol the business and advertising divisions of the yearbook, is Kate Bullington, '-tudent yearbook photographer. .8O. I Staffs Work Hard to Meet Deadlines After Carolyn Ebert, editor-in-chief of the Narcissus, attended lndiana University Iournal- ism Institute to learn the process of organizing a yearbook, the staff began to develop their sections, take pictures, and Write copy. Al' though ten months may seem sufficient to fin- ish a yearbook, staff members found the time was scarcely enough. During the first semester, Tanee Mullett was Peruvian editor, Kent Dove, former man- aging editor, became head boss second semes- ter. The rest of the staff continued Writing stor- ies, typing, proofreading, making up and sell- ing ads, and collecting money. t 3.53 The editorial staff checks copy for the paper. Seated: S. Crowden, editorial assistant, and K. Bird, sports editor. Standing: l. Langdon, news editor, L. Hagen, copy editor, I. Wallace, feature editor, and B. Potter, editorial assistant. Duly signed out. Peruvian stalf members head for town. Top to bottom: I. Sonqfrqnk, ad manager, D. Smith, business manager, L Fishback, circulation manager, I. OICOHHSII Peru Daily Tribune correspondent, M. Scott, ad manager, and M. Montgomery, Tribune ' correspondent. . 81 . How does this sound? Peruvian editor-in-chief as PPMS' -V -1,3 .. ' SHG COTHDOSES Ci 'EQI- asks Tanee Mullett, torial. Kent Dove, her co-editor, and Margarei Duncan, editorial assistant, ch-eil: previous ir sues of the paper. 1 , f , 1 1 egg: I - mul yr-1 f ,ri nwlfgu 11,4 Keeping track of Narcissus collections w-:ag the task ot there .seniors in Mr, Fox's home room Row lx S, Malott, S. Hays I. O'Connell D. Smith, P Karba, E Draving, P, Crist, L. Skinner Row 2: G. Fitzger- ald, T. Mullett M. Montgomery, M Garber, Schubert, S. Bow- man, S. Spanjau, I Struble, H. Bell, K Waclcnitz. How 3: M. Kina D, Reed, S Motford, E. Carpenter, R. See, I. Stitt, K Bird M. McLaughlin. K. Dove. Various Clubs Color World of PHS mf!-sf? l vga - 1 f. 1 1' -Nr. L gi 5 E, V? ,AJ ff ei To become acquainted with the teaching profession is the purpose of the Future Teach- ers of America club. The members are: Row 1: I. Evans, D. Randolph, I. Hopper, S. Hays T. Bender, I. O'Connell, M. Bullock, B. Wernz, H Bober. Row 2: C. Soames, I. Wyneken, Ft. Angle, N. Pearcy, L. Smith C. Nash, S Reed, D Smith, D. Mitchell. Row 3: B. Mowbray, G. Borden, T, Noble, P. Arrick, D. Ramsey, K. Dove, I. Allbritten, A. Kunkle, I. Wallace, Miss Elizabeth Ridenour adviser. l l I is A' 5.1 iii 1 'ef Setting up type and running oft the Peruvian is the job of the print shop stall: M. Yater, B. Bishop, R. Burns, M. LeDoux, T. Holland, and A. Binkerd. Mr. Franklin Minion is the print Shop adviser. .82. These students promote an interest in literature at PHS through the Library Club. Row 1: L. Bonney, L. Skinner, C. Alspach. Row 2: V. Huffman, R. Qualio, M. Richter. Row 3: R. Oakes, K. Miller, S. Shoemaker. Row 4: P. Greenwald, C. Guss, M. Myers. Row 5: A. Hughes, M. Bullock, C. Black. Row 6: I. Bodey, N. Parkrnan. Top: Miss Helen Brundage, sponsor. The patrol boys and the print shop boys were two of the many service groups which aided PHS. The patrol boys kept the stu- dent body safe, the print shop boys kept everyone informed on school activities. Learn- ing management was the goal of the Fu- ture l-lomemakers of America and I-lomeroom 216g the first group learned how to care for the home, and the latter learned how to manage money in making Narcissus collections. The Library Club and Future Teachers of America, in their respective clubs, were able to learn about the library cmd teaching professions. F l f X 1 B-1- n 'I -ve Learning to put to use the domestic arts are members of the Future Homemakers of America Row l: B. Huggins, C, Sherman, B, Hastings S. Shoemaker. Row Z: E, Draving, D Sopher, B Miller, A. Faulkner. How 3: C, Brown, B. lohnfzn S. Grzebslzi, D. Trueblood, B. Place ,Q-... Xvwe f I X -,, H .AJ P -X I , ' X .x Y 1 - '. yi- I . .I gf E- . P -x' -- ., w :li . :fd '. '- f m .5 .QA Lg. If r x r '- I -. ci Y-': S ., y ji' ' S S f 'Zin lk. :-L -2 . : -'- Y Y IF xx Y - - 1 Emphasizing safety is the main obective A these Patrol Club members, Row 1: C lxfarks T. Lee, K. Gipson I, l-liadon. Row 2: Mr. Noel Davis adviser, B. Garver, B. Davidson. Row 3: T Ma:-::t'f B. Moffatt, S. Kile. .83. Pi .....,. , To be accepted into Quill and Scroll, one dust either have written 200 column-inches Cr Piave Cline other outstanding work on the llorcissus or l3eru1fian stall. One must be in the nigger third at his class and must be fri tiroved in the advisers, Mrs. Mary Keith and Mr. Philip Fox. Art Club members pro- 'xz-dea decorations tor the Thanksgiving and Ghristriias Dance as well as tor the Hodeo and Iunior and Senior Plays. Traveling tc Purdue University to the Congress-Exteme tioraneous Clinic were several NFL members -.r' ho discussed trade policies. President of the club is Dale Landis. Other officers ine clude Guy Washington, viceepresident, Mare tha Scott, seoretary, Dorothy Randolph, treasurer, and Lindsay Hagen, historian. Sritertainifg persons at the County farm, Ir. Bed Cross meiaibte-rs sang carols and made NFL members who traveled to vari- ous schools in the state to participate in speech meets are: Row l: M. Scott, D. Randolph, I. Evans, I. Hopper, E. Crume. Row 2: E. Rommeltanger, D. Henderson, K. Hahn, C. Soames, L. Ha- gen, G. Daly. Row 3: S, Crowden S. Craig, M. Garber, B. Potter, M Mont- gomery, S. Eder, T. Marks R. Mc- Laughlin. How 4: P. Duncan, D. Hos- tetler, T. Noble, G. Washington, K. Bird, K. Dove, D. Landis T. Ward, F. Gilbert Mr Thomas Peit, adviser. Other members of the speech club are: Row l: C. King, D. Winn, V. Crow- den, C. Kelly, L. Iackson, I, Craft, N Smith, G. Bryant. Row 2: K. Kunkle, L. Schini, I. Glassburri N. Dossey, C. Stilwell K. Iackson, C. Cole, M. Wheeler, S. Payne, M. Murphy. Rovq 3: D. Iordan, I. Vettel, D. Iones, B. Scott, B. Pier, B. Iohnson, L. Iohnston, B Wil- liams, D. Clark. Ct gift Cards for Christmas and during the Val- In Chdige Qi the PUbliCGTiOUS, bC1UQUf3l were these entine Holiday, they served refreshments to ffismbsfs it ,QUllgm1ddSCgOll'CGn gllern?t1OS9g:O?S1n?1'Grf' ,rms Ar T X for tournaitms eae : . row en, . e , 'MBS Vein' Wyztelzen, M Scott, C. Ebert, S. McCarthy. Standing G. Daly D Landis, treasurer, F. Anderson president: K Bird, K. Dove, T. Mullett, secretary. so , e e Stimulated by an interest in art, the rnernbern oi the Art Clwf work to complete an art prone-ct tor the school year The rr bers are' Row 1: C Ebert, A. Taylor, I. Evans, I. Craft, G 'gehran S. Richter. Row 2: I. Zerloe, L Kramer, R Thornpson, C lfarah T Hand, D Mitchell. Row 3: S. English, K Foul.: I Cover, D I. Beauchamp, B. Wall-ser, Mr, Wayne Taylor, sponsor, I. H1173 Students Enjoy Displaying Talents .U we High school students learn about first aid in Iunior Red Cross, The rnernbers ot Iunior Reel Cross .ure Row l: C. Alspach. I. Guyer, I. Edwards, D. Winn, K. Kreutzer, M Sutton, P Hutt, L Kreh L Sciurii L Leokc' Row 2: L. Orpurt, D. Mason, M. Richter, H. Tyrnoszenko, P. Hartwick, I. Glaclden I Carlin I Hunter CA O. Brindle, I. Crume. Row 3: C. Collins, R. Bunnell, M. Huber, L. Snowden, I Watts M Mcngosa M Ever S. Forbes, M. Smith, I. Townsend, A. Iames, M. Bowen. L. Trexler Row 4: D Black E Wall S Messerstzizth Swaftorcl, M. Richards, I. Kreutzer, E. Maxwell, D. Bullick, Mrs. Alma Zeigler adviser, M. Hampton C Sparki L. Morris, I. Ratlitt. Row 5: G. Washington, P. Danielsen, I. Messrnore, D Iones, R. Schubert D Gilbert F Q-.1313 S. Blackman, M. Baker, C. Maggart, S. Critchtield, L. Norwood, B Pugh, L. Garver, K Miller Y Parrett . 85 . Q, nn? P 9593, S tfgwhl 'E X A er... I -rv-' T-'Toftfw swyfv : .V ,IA .-,. 3,1 t 2 Ad' The P-lVIen's Club consists of major letter winners in sports Members ot this group are Row l: I Stout, R Trexler, K. Oyler, S Phillipy, L. Holmes, I. Henry, D Iordan. Row 2: T Comerlord, M. Yater, G. Ioseph, G Petty R. Means, R Rockenbaugh. Row 3: I Colelli, F. Anderson, I Bradley, K Bird. Row 4: M. Henry, H But- zin, D. Rassner, M King, M Hayes, Mr Robert Larson sponsor. Row 5: M. Plotner, D. Hentgen, G. Fitzgerald VV Kidd, L Minns, K Grether. Row 6: R Mangene, G Borden, K Dove, R. Schubert, I. Stitt, I. Baber, I. Fry. Row 7: R Mooney, I. Yentes M. Hopper, W. Abbey P. Arriclc, D. Denny, R. Musgrave, G. Spranger, l-l Spranger The 21 high school students who sell refresh- ments at the tootball and basketball games be- long to C-2l Row 1: T. Marks, M. Myers, I. Town- send, A Iames. Row 2: Mr. Donald Stone, sponsor: S. Shoemaker, M. Hight, C Kelly, P Hatton. How 3: T. Lee, D Felthofl, L. ljultz T O'Conr:ell Row 4: S Kile, T For-K, C. Soames, I. Pattison I Barnhart. Boys Pursue I .5 Nt, GD t junior cmd senior boys strive tor .ar-ltfimprovemen? and other goals in Senior Hi-Y. Row 1: K. Maxwell, T. G.,-him-,I I Pf3.f,fOr,Qrt, R Stitt I Stout, K. Allen, A Denny Row 2: D. Means, A. Kunkle. M. Hayes, M. Plotner, K. 'D','ler, K Comer, R McKinley, B Miller D Rassner Row 3: R. Williams, D. Donaldson, D. Landis, I. Rook, l- Allbnttar: I Langdon, K Dawalt D. Eckerley Row 4: Mr. Noel Davis, sponsor, I. Hall, M. McLaughlin, T. Bender, D Denr.',', I Burkhart, M Erlenbaugh, M Rody, I. Rhodes, G. Borden. .86. This year the Industrial Club again constructed a Winning float for the Homecoming game. Members are: Row 1: D. Eytcheson, D. Hostetler, M Yater, W. Avery, I. Hoeppner, M. Chit- tum, R. Mowery, W. Guillaume, S. Phil- lipy. Row 2: G. Fitzgerald, G. Be-resh T. Duncan, R. Hendricks, L. Graf, I Barnhart, I. Biggs, B. Lennon, I. Patti- son, G. Durkes. Row 3: I. Morris, D. Cypherd, T. Brechbiel, C. Whybrew, A. Binkerd, R. Bishop, T. Ward, P. Angle, C. Phillips, H. Gann. Row 4: R. Mooney, R. Burns, M. LeDouX, G. White, G. Siders. D. Rockenbaugh, I. Ratlitt, I. Hall, T, Banks, R. See, G. Hawley, R. Sutton. 1 I 5 I I P rg Q G 62 A S' G , uf J' , Q h PM A FV J, 1 . ,. tl Honors in P-Club, Industrial Club, Hi-Y Hi-Y members strive to better themselves, their school, and their community by working toward clean morals, clean speech, and high scholarship, spiritual, and mental development. Only upperclassmen may belong to Senior Hi-Y. P-Club members promote sports throughout the school while C-21 members sell refreshments at the games. The lndustrial Club organizes an an- nual educational trip. Again this year the group constructed the prize-Winning float for the ,Homecoming game. i I I Members of the Sophomore Hi-Y include: Row 1: Mr. Brentis Berkshire. adviserg D. San- ders, T. Hayes, I. Gillcey, I. Milroy, C. Marks. Row 2: R. Davidson, T. Schram, M. Eikenberry, F. Sipe, D. Hartleroad, D. Cool-ey. .87. . A'-rf? I 1 I - W ' ' Av, I ' 1 ...to o bf, Mr The Senior Y-Teens provide the program for the formal induction ol the Sophomore 'i'fTeen.s. How 1: S, Salmona, M. Horr, S. English C. Black, C. Ebert, G. Geberin, M. Moree held, M Fomshee Row 2: P Thompson, M Montgomery, M. Boone, K. Iohnson S McCarthy, Bell, K Waclcnitz I. Vlfarder. Row 3: D Smith, B. Lavoncher, C, Miller, S. Crowd-en, K. i Clary I. S'DI'.Iff'3T'.l'Z, M Duncan, A. Myers, M155 Mariaii Hamilton, adviser l ' . ' i - ' i ' l I I' Awiif ' I I ' Viz' l l ' ' . 1 I I I I I I l i l I.,-f? Other members of the Senior Y-Teen.: are Row l: S Malott, S. Hays, I. Loe, K. Butt, B Baber, S Woolley Row 2: T Bender, D. Longenecker, L. Smith, T. Groat, S Spandau, I lil'llY'A.'Yff'lCi'Zf B Wiillcer. Row 3: B Aikman E Sharpl, I. Miller, B. Potter, T. Mullett, M. Garb'-r ll. Pf-ixrcy, P Sliarinon -rgrfff , I Other members of the Iunior Y-Teens are Row 1: M Lai,iden.::hlager, V. Sie-gtred, E Boyd, P Avery Row 2: K. Graf, I. Creager P Shuler, I. English Row 3: B. Fisher S Iordan, I, Wallace, I Ne-lp, S, Adkins, Mrs Alice Moon, sponsor. l 4 4 The Sophomore Y-Teens who re- ceived pledge ribbons of Y-Teen membership at the formal induc- tion service are: How 1: N. Rupp, F, Iones, C. Clingaman, B. Murphy, S. Walker, S. McMinn, B. May. Row 2: N. Beck, L. Arnold, S. Blinn, B. Hoover, S. Hilgeman, S. Moseley, N. VanZandt, L. Carr, L. Richter. Row 3: B. Bunnell, M. Fisher, S. Hudson, C. Iones, C. King, N. Smith, R. Moss, W. Pohl- man, P. Schmidt, C. Lees, D. Shan- non, Miss lna Hornish, adviser, S. Shuler. Row 4: M. Petty, H. Clark, D Stark, L. Vettel, I. Edwards, P. McComas, I. Sharp, S. Cattin, V. Claybaugh, P. Taylor. Row 5: G. Freeman, L. Mughmaw, C. Cole, I. Guyer, I. Hurt, R. Smith, C. Arm- strong, I. Toepfer, N. Metcalfe, S. Wilson, L. Amos, B. Grant. Row 6: B. Iohnson, C. Mattox, B. Lines, K. Williams, C. Garrett, N. Geyer, N. Atkinson, I. DeLaWter, Vf Crowden, K. Kunkle, B. Bruff. , Y-Teens Strive to Better Themselves The Iunior Y-Teens were in charge of the refreshments erved after tn form l duction of the new members. Rowl I Norman B Black M Bullock P Ammerman K F x Row 2: I. Elliott, A. Taylor, C. Wise, K Volpert S Eldridge S Hemrtclt Row 3 R Cur xx e I. Dobler, C. Turley, C. Lee, I. Gustafson N Ayres V Chism Row 4 K Same E A41 P. Wiltshire, S. Gaunt, P. Weideman M Chapman I Bodex . In -3 I llll I ll -, .u . 5 l. 4..L I is ' Sorting basketball tickets which will soon be on sale are the Boys' League officers, They are Don Hos- ieiler, ireasurerg Dave Denny, presi- dentg Bolo Smalley, secretary, and .- Mike Chitturn, vice-president. Lf iv., ' M -1-i L. or-,Q - The Girls' League Council aids the cabinet in carrying out the important tasks per- iorrned by the organization Row l: I, Venice, W, Pshlnian H Moss, P, Hilgernan, N. Rupp, Row 2: E Rornrnelfanger, M Sroit, I Sharp D Longenecker, S Eldridge, Row 3: D. Winn, L. Arnold, S McCarthy, K Graf, C Lee Row 4: I Gladden, K, lackson, M Garber C. Mat- rox, I Dobler .90. Two Leagues Propose Vi? .!, Clean-up Jobs and Special Dances Boys' League Representatives support campaigns and promote school functions throughout the year. Row 1: B. McCormick, P. Brindle, D. lordan, B. Shuey, L. Grat, G. Borden, I. Carpenter, D. Landis, L. Minns, G. Hall. Row 2: Mr. Siderewicz, sponsorg T. Friend, B. Lennon, G. Fitzgerald, G. Correll, M. Giver, R. Mooney, I. Marcotte, B. Lavoncher, M. Henry, I. Yentes, R. Bassner, D. Hartleroad. The Boys' League. sponsored , l ' f . - X loy Mr. William Siderewicz, pre- sented the annual Thanksgiving Auditorium. Council rn e m b e r s also undertook a campaign tor -., school cleanliness and arranged a trip to a Major League baseball game. The annual Boys' League Sweater Hop provided a night ot dancing entertainment. QYX A Under the direction ot Miss Brown and Miss Dean Finch, the Girls' League completed its an- nual projects. The girls presented the Christmas Dance, entertained the mothers oi all PHS girls at the Mother-Daughter Buelle, and provided help to girls new to the school. Deans' Office are members ot the Girls League Cabinet ton, corresponding secretary, T Mullett tirst vice-president 3 Fatte second vice-presidentg Miss Patricia Brown sponsor: D D Patiently cutting and designing Thanksgiving decoratzozis for the A . 'xlfflfiic HX.: USG:- urerg I. Gustafson, assistant treasurer- G. Daly, recordina secretari- and S. English, president. . 91 . f I n r I l lx 1 I .92. I 4 .L Ei? if K3 xx x 494,- 9 Q? 6? Um WMM ai 0,45 Spaagi Q pf'-2 2 f'f - :nj Q J Q gh an ' Up and over goes Senior Halthack Sain Phiilipy a un e VT t wertul Huntington The Tigers, relied over the dete di a am ifri Football Bengals Earn 8 7 7 Record SCOREBOARD TEAM PHS OPP. Logansport , .. 2 5 5 Warsaw 22 32 O I Huntington ..,o ,,,, 2 5 7 Tipton . ooo,o ..r. G 7 Vifabash 2 22 oovoo oo,o 2 9 5 Hefiieffi City 53 0 ' Rochester 47 O 2 Penn 2 22 22 2 ee,o 32 20 Bunker Hiii e 2 2 53 U I ifiontieeiio 2 2 A 34 0 For the third straight year the tootbail Tijiera, under Coach Robert Larson, roinyoed through ff 2i2iCCeQs:ti2ii season The Bengal? won eight out et ten witiai one loss and one tie tiiaricirig the tirft tirne in 25 years that a Tiger te-ani iofft text-fer than tive games giflil-Eiiifji' teii the .-tory, since the Tigers ': Q'OTGd an average ot BTH points to their ope rionentf tier' An innovation this 'year was the twofpiatoon Systein, with the defensive team known ar the 'Headtiuntersj and the otfene sive unit, the Go Team ii The Bengals ended the Season in a toiireway tie for the CIC chain- pionshire, aiong with Huntington Tipton, and Alexandria. if ,, ' I ,mx lhgx Senior Tigers Dale Landis cmd Pat Arrick celebrate in the locker room after the crushing 53-0 victory over Bunker Hill. In the background Mike Henry prepares tor a nice warm shower With Larson at Helm The 1962 Tigers were led by their hard- running senior fullback, Bob Mangene, Bob ground out over 1300 yards on his way to scoring 80 points for the Tiger cause. Bob was selected tor both the All- Conterence and All-State teams. Senior Bill Abbey, Tiger stalwart who played at end, was also selected for All-State and All-Conference honors. Rick Mooney, a junior tackle, was also selected tor the All-Conference first team. Other players earning All-Conference honors Were Herman Butzin, a senior guard who made the third team, lerry Bradley, a senior quarterback, Frank An- derson, senior tackle, and lim Baber, junior guard. The last three won honor- able mention. Concentration is reflected in the la standout Bob Smalley as lie watclie- counterparts in action Bob 'WIS vote, iensive Player because cl lil' ' 'Q ' hunters. I lil IF L, I, Ir, I v 7 ff' 'fi f, ,X Sak 3 V ,ali-io ik C nj i .-, I I 25 'I 24 It ' I5 at 'X 73 S52 :Isa I ssylzzl 2 The 1962 Football Tigers are' Row 1: B. Abbey, I Bradley, M Henry, S Pliillipy, M King H. Butzin, It Colelli, I, Fry D. Landis, F, Anderson B Smalley, Row 2: P Arricli, li. Bird, D. Denny, I, Stitt, B, Mangene, M. Hayes, R Siders, S Smith, I, Helier, D Means I, Shultz. Row 3: It Yentee, R Mcli-Ieil, D. Snyder, R Kerns Pi Walker, G Stewart, T. Chapin, D. Iordan, T, Wynelcen, It Baber, R. Mooney, I Henry. Row 4: I Hentgen R Conk- lin, D. Buzbee, D Scott. D. Hartleroad B. Thurston, T. Rockwell, B, Euifinaton, I Mullett, li Minns, M. Eilienberry, M. Hoover, B. Rockenbaugh. ,pq Coach Larson gives a few pointers to the teain between halve? as Dave Denny, backareund, listens attentively The Tigers ended their yeizr wifli Lf, ti-l-l retard Football Team Finishes Season Come on you guys, yells Rick Mooney from lust one more game to go, says tnf- Adeline: to hi: t ainrnaterg av he take.: a well senior tackle Frank Anderson alte jg.-Qrygri fcgt Ilflf? Bllflkef QGl'l'le, . 96 . Give me that thing. says left Henry to his Fort Wayne Central opponent as he pursues the ball. left was the only underclassrnan to play on the first five this year and was the tearn's second leading scorer, Basketball Begins Team Peru Opp. Monticello ..,........ ,,..... 6 l 54 Mishawaka ...v..... ,,,,, , 64 68 Alexandria ......... . ,,... 46 57 Hartford City ....,, ,. ..,.,., 73 65 Logansport ., .. 57 56 Tipton , ,,,,...,,,,..,...,...... . . 58 54 Holiday Toumey Berne ., ., ,,,.,,.,., 44 57 Albion . .. 78 60 Fort Wayne .. ...,..,, , .,.. 66 72 QOTD Muncie Burris , ,.... , 72' 40 Wabash ..,.. .... ,.,, ..., . . 8 5 66 Warsaw .... ..,,,. 6 9 63 QOTJ Kokomo .. ,, ..,,,, 72 73 Oak Hill ,. ., .,..... 70 62 Plymouth . , ,........,,,., ..,.,,, 7 4 33 Huntington ....,......,...., ....... 5 4 58 Indianapolis Tech .,,.,. ...,... 6 U 56 Rochester .,,,...,...., .... ,,.,,. 7 7 67 Michigan City .......... ...,... 5 6 76 Elwood .,..,....................... ....... 5 6 51 Sectional Toumey North Caston ..,.......... ....... B 6 75 North Miami ,,..., - ....... ....., 6 8 49 Clay ., .........,...,.,....,..,....... ...... 7 3 53 Regional Toumey Noblesville ....... -..-..-... .-... 58 52 .97. Bill Abbey drives in for one ot his feared l ins against Indianapolis Tech. Bill was the tea leading rebounder all season as well as the c tributor ot many valuable points to the Tiger :dp Big Dave Denny, 1f,1l'r.'f'iTT Tim,-r i--' T-ir maneu- .' 1 5.1 ln'l:'1T.'1g'wl!1 T-'-ffl 'Vi irl fir 'I',OlllQ' i' 1 V1.7 npfk iii'i.i': A fiixe the ' :1 ', J ' r thi' 'f, l.fOT Y, Winning Season, The 1962-63 Basketball Tigers completed a siiccesslul season, winning l5 and losing 9 This was accomplished in spite of their facing top-notch Competition. The Tigers played sev- eral teams of state-wide ranking and more than held their own against them. The high- light of the season was the Bengals upset of mi :h1y lndianapolis Tech, the largest school in the state, riinlced ninth at the time The Tigers riiiit a successful end to the season by winning the Sectional with Comparative ease. ln the first game the Tigers rolled over highly- regarded North Caston and then soundly beat neighboring North Miami. In the champion- ship game the Bengals faced Clay, the team that had beaten them in the final Sectional game in V362 This time things were differ- ent, however, as the Tigers beat the Indians, 73-53. Sectional Crown Earned by Bengals were 7 Members of the 1962-63 fighting Tigers arei Row 1: Danny Hentgen, Glenn Borden, Bob Mangene, Ietf Henry, lim Fry. Row 2: Ierry Bradley, Bill Abbey, Dave Denny, Mike Eiken- berry, Bob Musgrave, Mike Henry. Boys who gained experi- ence for next years Varsity by playing on the B-Team are: Row 1: Bill Shuey, lohn l-lentgen, Allen Kenny, Torn Hayes. Bow 2: Ierry Yentes Steve Eder, Ralph Danielsen, Bruce Thurston. Row 3: Dean Reynolds, Bob Musgrave, Mike Eikenberry, Kenny Day. .99. ,JP U ii , i 'l I -. W 1 8 'YA 'ibu- l i 1 I l. Eff Y nv ti View l rv I K ,..4 'L550' 5 . 7313? ' A + I N -:LL .mv V rr. ' -'Q W Q? 1 1 Q if ll 'of ii' ...g-1-an l Vt . r 3.-fn ,. fi 1' Y' Rick Mooney performs an e:-:ercise on the slanted bar as Keith ' Bird, lirri Baber Sazri Phillipy, Dennis Snyder, and Ron Conklin go l , . i l i i l l ough other :orrlitioning et-:ercises I J , I-leave-ho, says Sophomore Victor Geberin as hr- prepares to lift the bar bells during a weight- lrtirig se...-.ion 100 . Because of the distance' and expense in- volved in traveling to meets, wrestling, which has always been a winter sport at pl-iS, was dropped this year. instead, a iveight-lifting program was instituted so that more boys would have the opportunity to keep in shape all vear long. Held three days a week throughout the winter at the lunior High School, the program involved chiefly underclassinen who wanted to keep in shape for football, Mr. Robert Larson, who directed the program, supervised the boys in various beneficial exercises. He was assisted by three seniors, Sain Phillipy, Keith Bird and Frank Anderson. .N Linlcsmen Win CIC, Place In State silk Golfers for PHS in 1962 are: Kneeling: C. Bunnell, P. Cutler, I. Green- field, E. Cowan, Coach Charles Craycratt. Standing: M. Tschiniak, H. Spranger, E. King, M. Daly, G. Spranger, I. Gilgrist. Although the goll team comprised several newcomers, the boys turned in a record oi eight Wins and three losses. They won the CIC, placed third in the Sectional and seventh in the State Finals. With several returning let- termen, Coach Charles Craycrait expected less trouble re-building for l963. X. Drop, says Harold Sprcrnger as he watches his . ball roll toward the first hole at Municipal Course. Harold and his twin brother Gerald provided an et- N fective one-two punch against opponents of the Tiger , linksmen. .lOl. 1 - PHS Cindermen Turn In Good Year A Gt fi ,P ye. at 0 .' 2 'vii' vi . 4 'o 'J 5, 'iff' , V a' W gl J Trackmen of 1962 are: Row 1: N. Bulaski D. Cudaback, R. Sparks, B. Keith, A. Denny, M. Yater, S. Bev- erly, G. Stewart, T. Hayes, B. Thurston G Correll, I Winters, I. Pattison, l. Sherrick, V. Geberin. Row 2: ' S Phillipy, R Garber, L. Minns, B. See, l. Yentes, R. Danielsen, D. Landis. G. White, G. Shoemaker, B. Zim- Q rzierrgian, H Sonfifrank, D. Winters, M, Bullock. Row 3: Coaches Brentis Berkshire and Clifford Snyder, M. , Hayes, P Walker, K Dove, K. Eberle, B Abbey, B. Mangene. K. Bird, F. Anderson, B Musgrave, K. Dawalt, J l. Batliff, R Siders, G. Hammond B Yard, I. Fry ft. ' -err---1: ....,,. i. A -- i h 1 'inns . ' .P . - is v , .- riffs' 'L of ,f ., ---f V' 1 ,': ' gi, i .. J P- 'H W A hifi.-we-41 4 iff. , :, I --E 4 ' r t Q! ,' I -4 If Pf' ' -' . G' E 3' he 3 A' ' -'I far 'f i , Q . . 4 4.4 ,M , UA. , . iq ' Q it rel x f is , , l,' ff , , 4 534-441 , Proudly displaying their CIC trophy, won for the 'int time in PHS history, are Mike Yater, Coach Bob- -.-rt Bidille, and Glenn Borden Yater angi Borden were 'Z-1'JfQ 'U1I':.' of 'he trois country teirrn A perfect pass of the baton is :node from Kraig Qiwirlt to Hal Scntrtronk Onlookers at this practice ' tire For Yard intl Mike Bullock .102. .1 Despite the loss of their top man, Gerald Sherrick, Peru's track team finished the season with a 3-l record, first place in the New Ha- ven, Huntington, Peru meet, and a second in the three-way meet among Plymouth, Wabash, and Peru. The seasons all-around track man was Hal Sonafrank, who broke many of his own records and several Central Indiana Con- ference marks. The year marked Head Coach Brentis Berkshires third successful year at the helm. Q :fulfil Tennis Tigers Remain Unconquered 'TF 955: r '- ':L2:. f'.5:55j'4- s?fifrssf2::fff:Y, 3m::sw: ,MX 'yn -- ' 1.-- r X retail!!! -tr:-:::-1'--' ,415 - - 2 4 -'mv 'eeys 1 ,, 1 , I ' . ' t' - Peru's 1962 racquetmen. lined up at netside, are: Standing: B. Doucette, R. Dobler, L. Holmes, M. Eikenberry, K. Oyler, D. Rassner, I. Bradley. Kneeling: Coach loseph Saine. The Tiger tennis team, under Coach loe Saine, completed its third straight undefeated season. Because of a new point system ad- opted by the conference, however, the Tigers Were forced to accept a tie with Huntington for the CIC title. The racquetmen played sev- eral out-of-state teams in their quest for corn- petition, and beat thern all handily. Number One singles man was lerry Bradley. X. -... ,Nui-Q J I --------...J i .--.. N J ,', r- - s -,, 1 I . L...,-...e, ..., , . ,,. Kenny Oyler stretches high to return a serve. This was Kennys second year on the varsity, where he played Number Three singles. F v K 5 Il' I 'J-2721. 3 i 5 J 14 E 4 -+' '-'Q . ,gi Q 1 sig Pi-ff' .5 3 , , f Wm,-,Bi sn UAE V! ' g is N lxz, X 3 j'fr3 15.533-get L 115, . ' .RIP Iz i'f: g 'if ' . -,119 tug i 'Q sg-QSQQWIQ: - i -iw Ns-ee . ey , , . X- ... Q N W' 13155 - 1 , r:fSifKi 'err4:Q,f5e:4 4 X' . ,J in 'fs f fiyigrrmqi , N ,11 . li2 .LA29,i 51G?fS'1.E.f,,t,, W ' -'E Warming up for cx conference match Dannv Rassner and Ierry Bradley show the icrzfr Which made them the Number One doubles team. lerry and Danny were unbeaten during the season. 103 . E Q The varsity harriers, who won the CIC trophy, are, clockwise, from left: M. Yater, S, Beverly, I. Stout, W. Kidd, G. Borden, Coach Robert Biddle, M. Hopper, D. Hentgen, T. Comerford, C. Whybrew, L. Burdine. . 104 Mike Yater. in cx re-play of a familiar scene, comes in first at the finish line, with a few com- petitors barely in sight. Mike is a senior. For the first time in the history of PHS, the Tiger cross country team brought home the CIC trophy. To win the championship, the harriers fought off good competition. The record stands at six wins and one loss, the latter being to Elwood by one point. The six wins were over Plymouth, Rochester, Oak Hill, Monticello, Warsaw, and Wabash. Since most of the boys will be coming back next year, Coach Robert Biddle will have a good nucleus to build on. X i Managers, Gfhers Work Behind Scene Mr. Albert Spandau, PHS Athletic Dxrector cllctaies a letter to Barbara Po? ter Barb serves as secretary To Mr. Spandau clurmg her free peuods helpmg w1th the paper work involved in this job Keeping the basketball teams in tip-top shape is the job which falls on the shoulders of these four boys: Mike Ioseph, Mickey Plotner, Carl Marks, and Lee Holmes. Lee and Mickey, seniors, have completed four years on the job. Peru high school head coaches lor 1963 ctre: Front: Mr. luck Crcxycrcxtt golf, Mr. Brermtis Berkshire, track, crssistortt hc1.al:etbc1ll, Mr, loe Soire, terrrxis. Back: Mr Bob Larson, var- .ll'..' lcotlttczll, Mr. Robert Bldclle, Varsity bcxsketbcfll, cross iiurutry. Coaches, Yell Leaders Add Skill, Spirif ' 1 W Three men whom the head coaches Could not get along without are rf fx..-1.'ti1rut ccfixchfx They are: Mr vljllll-flfll Sidffrcwicz loc-tbcllg Mr. Clif- rrg: Snj.'ilf,r, tmck, cmd Mr Icmf: Zlelmikl, football. .106. 4 Wx Pointing the way io or victory are the BfTrZ'CXI1 cheerleaders: Cindy King, Susie Hilgomcm, and Nancy Smith. 4 , I A I f The Varsity Five rousing school Spirit Black stand atom Sain P w Dianne Hailey Joins' p M I 4 I i f 1 f-big fx IN QAMUHA1 .:g5,ifT, 'iii ill? I ' Caught in a rare quiet moment, senior members of Pepettes and cheer- leaders await the resumption of hostilities in the seasorfs final basketball game. Athletic Program A foursome of honored basketball players line up for the Cairifira. Wimrierfr arid their awirrdrs are lelf Henry, honorary Cap- tair.g Dave Df,'T1Tl1v', free-throw charity:-iorinhip and Hopper awarfl for ichoiarahiii, athletic ability, and attitufleg Bill Abbey Kiwarii: tffiilllif 'or rr.Crt-irriprctod player, and Ierry Bradley, Durlces-Nelp cxwfrrd for liar defensive player. .l08. Involves Many GAA officers Gerrie-Anne Daly, lanet Gustafson, Karen Iohnson, and lanice English proudly show all their new sweatshirts to the GAA sponsor, Mrs. Betty Doud. The girls sold the black and gold sweatshirts to raise money for their club. .109. Herman Butzin tries unsuccessfully block Toni Vlfynekens shot during a 5 noon-league game The teatip qapiainen Mickey Plotner earned its way ia the ch pionship by suffering cnly three :lefeats 4- X Q r4 AG95 111, 1 I' 's 4' xl- E' 11' nn .J TT ni- A 4 ,f -Z- x 'il ,L '21, 'fl x 'Q 4 .11O. f '? w nu! f ::' xg K , V . 1, x ' 4 f Q QU.. 5 ,V V- 'H U',',.' , , . - ' , 1 . r 1: 15 ,ii i - ' rx '. f' af- ' .fx if' 'wmv' Y 4, 'QU' QW' Aff!! A oi , , A ' ' x .wi H! mf' 'ar-ff' Wfb, an 1 I ' n he ' r f N ,: J L Q x- -- ,, ,Nh -r, ' K- ,. Q' P - ,V ff - fx? 1' f' :ig . ' K .,, T X- ,fi i4e, x'-.QMS 1 ' ' r ' f-. H - gg 4. f gg, s - ,. . .im v- A L Q ,f 3 . , W, .,-Ra. t . I 4 . U . .Af-is v H59'-611. 51 N 4 ,fav-fgvf ' 9'-. Q ffff- M-. .fr ' ' f,., 4jX ,-T jgffpt. '-fp, J:-M , wma .. , 'Vx' ' f' , . ' ' . ' z g Q :tx .4 .,:', +.- N H s . N 3, E fn, -,Q .-- -.3 '1 - Y QQ. . ,XR ,ip . 6 , - My 41 ---' A :U -'J - g f? ' ,,,v'ga -' V . , G I I ,h 5, L U, . M . Z r af' in Cr f 942:12-If 43 Um WMM al Po-45 SPGNSCRSHIPS Bell Dry Cleaners Bill Shank, Plumbing :S Heating Blue's Sundries Broadway Barber Shop Listenberger Funeral Home Bryan Steam Corporation Central Indiana Insurance Service, Inc. Eikenberry Funeral Home Elbel's Modern Shoe Service Giver, Keith L., O. D. Glazier Furniture Co. Hopper, Raymond A., O. D. lay Lowe Fancy Groceries Iohn B. Holland 6 Son Kuhn's Dry Cleaners McCarthy, Paul I., CPA O. K. Lunch Peru Automotive Supply Peru Laundry 6 Dry Cleaners Porter, A. W., D.D.S. Rhine, Gilbert, D.D.S. Richter 5: Keirn, Inc. Robert Young, Hair Stylist SchiH's Shoe Store Tastee Freeze Wolf Electric Co. Y. M. C. A. Iordan's Body 6 Fender Shop Zerbe's Shoe Store .ll2. Balfour of Indiana A Division of L. G. Balfour Co W.:-,di Class Taylor Rings Yearooks lnviiations Diplomas Uur Thanks Go to PHS 1 Holiday Drive GR 3-4167 .1l3. MOTOR TROUBLE? HELL BN M HUDSON SHELL SERVICE Will Solve Your Problem Kate Eufhngton 452 W. MAIN GR 3-9958 IEWELRY, DIAMONDS, and WATCHES COMPLETE LINE OF OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES KREUTZER'S Since 1912 Ioyce Kreutzer Karen Kreutzer ll S. BROADWAY Dial GR 3-6262 S E N G E R ' S PERU'S ONLY HOME-OWNED DEPARTMENT STORE Where High Fashion and Low Prices Go Hand in Hand Never cr Charge for Credit Kaie Bufhngion Marlene Morecralt 1 4111 off' Edwin's Sportswear Shop The Sporrswear Au'rhori'ry H: V' , Qbgg ' ' - . . Q, ' 1 1 Qs' af NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS ' Sporfempos ' PSHF ' Jack Win+er Slacks ' Aileen KHHS ' Lady ManhaH'an ' RUSS T095 ' Garland Swea+ers ' Mojud Hosiery 3rd and Broadway GR 3-5309 .115. 6, v HEATING 139 'AIR CONDITIONING it Q v PLUMBING GD Ihwm H1 5 C5 ca DQ '-I Gm-,Sl .-,..-2 g II I II ,I 1II II I I II - 'F' - IIIII I IIIIIII,I EHBIIUNEERIIINIS IINI 35 WEST THIRD MASONRY M. F. WILTSHIRE General Contracting CARPENTER - CEMENT 6. BRICK WORK A SPECIALTY GR 3-7195 214 S. HUNTINGTON P h o n e GR 3-7303 PEARL WEGERT YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER For Prompt and Dependable Service REAL ESTATE . . . INSURANCE . . . RENTALS . . . 69 EAST FIFTH PERU, INDLANA Y A .V---.Y ff --K ------in g f .if Gifts for the Entire Family LET YOUR IMAGINATION WANDER At SNOOPER'S PARADISE Across the Street from the Iail 58 EAST FIFTH GR 2-1316 116. Take Advantage of All Uur Services 0 Checking Accounfs 0 Savings Accounfs 0 Draffs and Money Orders 0 Travelers Checks 0 Chrisfmas Club Loans of All Kinds Trusf Deparfmenf Safe Deposif Boxes Bank-by-Mail Niglnf Deposifory PERU TRUST CUMPANY 5 1233? s.-1fgv'vfQ'A4Q Three Offices To Serve You- S TRU I ' Pew COMPANY O Mexico P ' . TU ME ai , I Bunker Hill Air Force Base l I l FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION l Z paw MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM N A 's ' 117 PETERS DRUG STORE FOUNTAIN SERVICE COMPLETE SELECTION or DRUGS I more y-lf ,!i',-4f1w-or Q WU . X , H' ? ' r ,,li1f,L,ms'Qg.- :M- ' 66 North E93 ' Phone Broadway GR 3-3232 56 North Dial Broadway GR 2-2232 R Complere Selec+ion of Cards, School Supplies, Sfafionery, Magazines MIAMI BOOK SHOP, Inc. .118. KESSLER-WESTCOTT AGENCY, INC. Insurance Service That Sa'l'isfies C. D. Kessler Ed Westcott Mi, ' T ' , T f I 77,1 ,5 fsff J ,4 Het' My . A 'f N, ,. ,,,. ..,... . gajpm, I ' -,. 5,-,n 1.. . YD'-4. 75 North ,T Phone Wabash GR 3-5529 Street THE CONE sos WITH WEST THE CURL MAIN ON TOP STREET .. me J.. K fx. ,3 X Ng- 5 - T ,-X + NI Y Q Q XXX ' T its fm X X r T - XX K .. ,. xt N-N 5 K,..X 5,55 :X N - LOUISS Kramer Nylcx Ayres Nlfkl Peony TIIIHQP UEEINI ,119, F -fr! x I V i v Y no 1. if if I I TTI h e ag, 1 ' 1 fr ..' -fx , fl. I P4 I, .V iss Ur? -mir DICKS BODY FRAME f. AUGNMENT Where Decorating Makes the Difference- EXCEPT IN PRICE RASSNER Furniture Store 106 S. BROADWAY 'Ion Rossner Cathy Turley DRAPERIES - CARPET - FURNITURE CCDMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Stacy Lynne Beauty Salon Thelma W. 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Indiana FQI' YQUI' Dial GR 3-6765 Musical Supplies - Q -1 ' 'I -c Q' Polaroid Camera Headquarfers Everyfhing Phofographic MURPHY s PHOTO SUPPLIES Z1ejVE!'t11hTH1fRD DIAL GR 3-4835 Top Quality Meats COPELAND'S FRESH in lo1E1:.1EvERY GROCERY FRUITS Carol Mottox Rlck Mooney GR 3-9031 154 N. GRANT The Perfect Expression of Good Taste MlLLER'S FLORIST coRsAoEs PoP DANCES Free Delivery Beth Wernz 366 WEST THIRD GR 3-3535 ALL YOUR BUI1..DING NEEDS McGILL LUMBER CO. PERU, INDIANA Indy Wyneken GR 3-6648 100 W. EIGHTH . 122 . Whefher You Are BUYING or SELLING, see Mr. Real Estate George Long, Reclfor I - ,A gm., ., as 5 Hifi E IQliQQ,Nj -QVVV , I V5 rg, gf E, Nu M' H . x - , , PM 'H M, I r ,af ' MIL 1f i Kr . I ,531 ,I 4 ' ,xg in an rw 'L' I 1: E H . mill' , K ' f A, Eu LA, :Ai f . - I ' af I I -f aaa- If I iii M 'L if I Long For S I fi Q I I V' 'faa' f Gone a e I I Pfam Asahi? 51 GTO cttox A IUIIU Commercial - Ins'ri+u'rionaI - Residen+iaI 24 WEST MAIN ST. GR 3-4487 . 123 . I N Phone for cr Loan 1 'KV' 'lyk Q, E I xv, ...I ,.- Q -2. f . -FQ ' ,L Ac LOANS FROM S25.00 TO 5500.00 CENTRAL FINANCE CO. OF PERU, INDIANA Ruth Babe! I5 SOUTH BROADWAY GR 3-9234 Dependable Line of Products H. 51 -rf. fm- JV' Q' s ' . 124 I F U LIZ KW, 1 . ly I ups! wma! Se rvnce , ' ' MS Station Barbara Reed on 3-9095 eos E. MAIN THE MKIIBAURGER SUPPLY co.. mc. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS HARDWARE 0 ROOFING 0 ELECTRICAL PLUMBING O HEATING INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES AND SHEET METAL FABRICATORS PHONE GR 3-5553 Terry Mcrourger STATE ROAD 2I PERU, IND. All Stationery Needs CARDS - INVITATIONS AMERICAN STATIONERY CU., INC. Pnnu, INDIANA PARK AVENUE GR 3-4438 LUMBER ,,oo,,,,,G O. N. SUMMERS SIDING INSURANCE AGENCY BUILDING SUPPLIES . FOR ALL OF YOUR PERU LUMBER CO.. INC. INSURANCE NEEDS 154 N. Broadway on 3-5567 23 Wes+ Third GR 3-777I N BILL DEVINE'S CAFETERIA QC!-4 D U N ,, S11 mf S , I . Goodwin 74 SOUTH BROADWAY Q'So1.118 I n C ,a I I Unis ' GE 3-9008 S e r v 1 c e I BILL DEVINE S CAFE Tires Piclf Up 11 EAST MAIN Batteries PHONE GR 3-9930 61 Delivery GR 3-9928 xlliljtllp 106 N- BROADWAY United Serving Good Food Always Balancing Delco A GJMII IIZ ER ewelers W ' :Elin E STABLISI ED I802 MAIN CUT RATE 314 W. Main St. GRid1ey 3-9050 OPEN 9:00 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. For F BMIAMICCOUNTE Inc FINE QUALITY HARDWARE GTI!! UIGCIU OO GICI 1V9, . P CUTLER-JONES SURE NJ PERU - MACY - BEN'NETT'S SWITCH SANTA FE - DENVER - CHILI HARDWARE CO., INC. 56-58 SOuI'I1 Broadway Dial GR 2-2733 154 N. BROADWAY PHONE GR 3-5557 STOP AND SHOP .125. LITERARY AID SOCIETY FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS . . . PERU, INDIANA Mo o re FM Insurance Agency F ded February Ie, labs W 2I'23 W- Cana' GR 3-9906 s EAST SECOND ST DIAL GR 3 62:2 ,W suPEmoR SIIEBI' MBIUI W0l'kS I: Q R p 20 E. 3rd Si. pkane i. FOR PERFORMANCE, MILEAGE GR 3.3544 DURABILITY 'A' Hea'ring ' Air-CondiI'ioning Roofing and Plumbing All Tin Work ENGINEERS AVAILABLE 24 HRS A DAY DUANE HORST FORD SALES, INC. 36 Wes+ Second GR 3 4466 126 . CongraIuIaIions, Class of I963 FIRST PERU HIGH SCHOOL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHED IN OUR NEW STUDIO , lull E 'f , ' W -s..,A , ,,, -. wi W9 , L f , fe -4' , -sf: , , 3 W5 wmv? , Meme, , , 17 -M - I A ,, ,, www, y ' W Q f 7- QQ! Fff b g' -f, SMWQ, WN- Q.. f y 7, S gf 'M . Wil? - iff M 5' I ZW ' 411 4121 ' ,I fs, mfii - --'-- - -f----.- , .,..,..., ' , ,F f U A v uw W, 4 .4 WE.. , ,,..,, W., ww... , I., I WT , E f 1' -mu .- mf iffy' ,. - Luau., 15.511 , 5 iuuun i m.,,.s ., . , V I I ,G ef , 5 . N 4 , ., I ff N V' Skis' ' -':5Sw2Y3Qaiax',-ifw 1 :91 ,sw 5, . L R ' I 3 y i 'I if ' 7 fj:'.',-5455 23 ' A I W VJNMMM in 'lim-mtlfwlf f ' ff-gr' f v - ,f'322f,- f.l.,,ywNf Af, -f gg V 0' ,A :,.:,.-,,o.:.f.g,,,fg- I l an Y. W W5 ' f' we A ,.-4:54 V WALTZ STUDIO PERU, INDIANA 482 Wesf Main Sfreei' - Carriage House DONALD CLARK 61 SONS PLUMBING and HEATING O SHEET METAL AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS GENERAL REPAIRING Peru, Indiana, Rural RouI'e I Telephone GR 3-5834 ,127. l 5 l aw S! lw l Try DeWayne and Gregg's Friendly Service - AT THE - l O O Termlnal Sandwich Shop ll ggi Short Orders Sandwiches rg 'V 170 North rr GR 3-9921 1 Broadway low ll 1 ll . ':LgL. , P l Carolyn 1 l !y W O THE NEW HOME or lf salem' MAcl-IIN: coMPANY, INC. For Healing Speciallies, Try Our THRIFT PRODUCTS 47 - 49 MCKINSTRY AVE. GR 3-3728 llfg MILE SO. ON 21 .128. ,,, For Internationally Famous Farm Equipment International Harvester Sales 8: Service IUNCTION 31 6. 24 GR 3-4441 We Handle Nationally Advertised MOBILE HOMES BAIR MOBILE HOMES NEW and USED TRAILERS l Mile South of Peru On U. S. 31 GR 3-9808 Stay Physically Fit- B O W L I HILLCREST LANES 3 Miles South of Peru On U. S. 31 Plenty of Parking Friends ot PHS Make Reservations Phone GR 3-1319 For A11 Your TempIe's Suburban When you reach highschool age, it is tlme to learn to Coorclmate your Ward- robe correctly. We will he glad to help gonitsyvghescgggy prololems. Sportswear, or Dreamy Formals TEMPLE S SUBURBAN 112 Mile So. on 31 Open 9 - 5 11 GRANT ST. GR. 3-1581 V FREE COKES SUPER 98 BECKER-MOCK SERVICE STATION INSURANCE AGENCY ,I- Senger-Ross Building GR 3-4414 PERU, IND. JUST CALL Ioe Becker lim Mock 11.1 , 4.14, . 1 - r -1 L- l l 1 , - ' A- E , iii' fi I iieiiiln ' ee :ai 25 I 'iff' '1 N i ' iirifrlf 9154 zl: Peru Sc-zniine Priniinq Co. QUALITY LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET PRINTING TELEPHONE GR 3-3424 30 EAST FIFTH STREET PERU, INDIANA Producls Thai Assure Hoi Waier A+ lls Besl Triplex Heating Specialty Co., Inc. PERU, INDIANA Healing and Cooling Hydronics Specialiies Manufaclurers 252 Norlh Granl Dial GR 3-4428 - - 130 xirnzn 71 - Y,,- I V 5-,F ..., , I m ... . , .xxIxI.xxxxxx5xxxIxxIumIImQm .f tfilggff-7fU?2f!'f f41 I ,- '-I if , 574 ,v Q2 Lil - I f f II TIFNI IIIIJI' ,gj .. v A -IIJJEIA I A A -A-' Y ILJL ' ji ,II147LUL-I 2:7 1, I zTfi 5f2'+,, , sg- fl. -- 'IA f I I f? :'Iz..f iQ.. ,E ii1rV3IL 'REQ' '.s,LIfI 329. A A I -. WABASH VAIIIIIEICERAI-rInl:MIIhlIDI11zNJiT COMPANY WABASH VALLEY BANK AND rreusr COMPANY DENVER, INDIANA ' ,lm xx ID f V- - rar: Il , Sl ,V II, IZ If ' uzzxnmmmmnu Tlxhmlnyuu ' V,-mp, NV M, ., V I' ' 'nv-I -A THE MAIN BANK, PERU .R ..l. I A'A'N - , AA i ,ffvfg - A DEIILE: IAQil9Hlll!niiII 'Ax ' i -- WI :I M Q ,I EV, ff-22 I I : E . A ,,, -Q ,A I I A 'X OOEROADWAY PLAZA-PERU WABASH VALLEY AUTO BANK NORTH BROADWAY 8. WASHINGTON STREET WEST MAIN ST.-PERU YOUR COMMUNITY BANK OF SERVICE . . . SERVING PERU AND MIAMI COUNTY IN FIVE LOCATIONS WABASH ALLEY ANK AND TRUST COMPANY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION .I3I, Miami County's Leading News Media . . . The first with most world news, lo- cal news ancl sports coverage. 5 'fav YOUR NEW SP APER Vii.1i'.'lifff fm . .li ,,.,.-...,,. xx.fx4ii.iifTl N' N'l N- 'UT' .1 , f ' -'Q' A ljmxl llwvu it 7 ' A I ,- Y-.jiUxcr ' T- ' Ix..x1 fff?E'lft fiei 5 T First choice of the merchants to dis- qifgt, A 1 fb A . fi',-'ry play their goods to the consumers of A ALA P Peru and Miami County. PERU DAILY TRIBUNE ROY FLORA PHONE GR 3-9766 CLEAR-VIEW GLASS CO. Replacement Service - Mirrors - Glass Tops Plate and Window Glass Complete Stock ot Auto Satety Glass CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING Also Complete Line of Decorative Accessories by Syroco .l32. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I963 From CITY OF PERU UTILITIES READY TO SERVE THE CITIZENS OF THIS COMMUNITY AT ALL TIMES! FILTRATION PLANT SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER PLANT 13 COMPLIMENTS OF THE , ROYAL LUNCH I4 Easi' FIHI1 S+ree+ Pon YoUR INSURANCE NEEDS Gramor-Marquis Agency, Inc. TELEPHON E GR 2-22 I 2 BUS AND MARY WILTSHIRE 27 EAST THIRD STREET PERU, IND THE BEST IN I BEST WISHES MEN S WEAR From Feafuring Ma+ch - Mafes Popular with Stecxcliesu Norm Robson John sfegmaffs PONTIAC MEN'SWEAR CADILLAC R A M B L E R 14 S. BROADWAY PHONE GR 3-3385 WHERE ML?5O55RfN913v'??M' COUNTY Bullock S+andard Service cams ACROSS SOUTH BROADWAY BRIDGE ATLAS TIRES 0 ATLAS BATTERIES From' Alignmenf - Wheel Balancing Washing - Greasing - Road Service COR. BROADWAY 81 EWING PERU, IND Dial 3-9065 .134. A+ 'rhe Game - A+ Home - 0u'r Wi+h 'rhe Gang Pause and Refresh is THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES HZ KOKOMO - LOGANSPORT - ELWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY .135. BLUE DRUG STORE Dependable Prescripfion Service Ih B rkhart S yH lc TIC Complete Selection of Drugs 24 S BROADWAY PHONE GR 3-4152 'IN BUSINESS TO PLEASE YOU COIFFEURS BY MISS CAROL 547 EAST MAIN STREET B one DIAL GR 3-9743 Thermogas fwml 160 North Broadway SERVES YOU AT ALL TIMES 5 I - Q S M Lk I GR. 3-5531 ADMIRAL ADMIRAL mnfiiiilliv Televxsion-Stereo Color TVs Radxo Record Players Large Record Dept We Service What We Sell V 5 I ne Wheeler dy Kmg Phone GR 2-1698 Open Evenings 18 South Broadway BOB COOPER Peru Indiana Manager w-10 W I Quality and craftsmanship F5 are essential E to a fine Qi J I publication 1- ' I as 'i 4 Y Y R PUBLICATION DIVISION 117 NORTH EAST STREET IN IANAPOLIS IN ANA , 137 . INSIDE or OUTSIDE THE BEST FOOD IS AT THE KAR-HOP Sandwiches Steaks Short Orders Sea Foods Bonme Day Ierry Shultz Iunctions 24 6, 31 GR 2-2109 Karlette Flower Shops 485 East Fifth St. 14 West Fifth St Phone GR 2-2601 cmd Phone GR 3-4496 E. H. KRAUSKOPF K. R. KRAUSKOPF PERU, INDIANA Bob Mangerie PARSON'S Peru's Only Grade A Dairy FOR HOIVIE DELIVERY l DIAL-- 205 SOUTH GR 3-4121 wr-msn If It's for Your Home, You Will Find It Here Central - Murphy Mohawk F -+ I Early Carpet U rn' u re ' n C' American Mary Arm Rrchte 14 WEST MAIN GR 3-5557 Gary Fitzgerald r BazIey's Meat Market MEAT IS OUR BUSINESS, NOT A SIDELINE LET US BAKE YOUR NEXT IUNEDALE HAM FREE WITH A SMILE 60 SOUTH BROADWAY GR 3 9076 -Peru's Finest Store for Men I KI NG, The Clothier I The Style Store for Men I I 62 N. Broadway Peru, Ind. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 W. T. Wallace Mtg. Co Inc Manufacturers of Bedroom and Office Furnt Peru, Indiana TI1anIcs to Our . 139 Advertisers INDEX OF ADVERTISERS American Stationery Co., Inc. ...124 Baird Mobile Homes, Inc. ......, 129 Balfour Co. ................... 113 Barry Touloukian Engineering Co., Inc. .................... 116 Bazley's Meat Market ......... 139 Becker-Mock lnsurance Agency . 129 B QS K Root Beer .............. 1211 Blue Drug Store, lnc. .... ...136 Bullock Standard Service ....... 134 Burger Dairy Store ............ 129 Central Finance Co. oi Peru, lnc. 124 Central Murphy Furniture, Inc. ..l38 City of Peru Utilities .......... 133 Clear-View Glass ............. 132 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. . . . . . .135 Coopers Miami T.V. .... .... 1 36 Copeland Grocery .....,....... 122 Coitleurs by Miss Carol ....... 136 Cutler-lones Hardware .... . . . .125 Dairy Queen ............ .... l 19 Devine's Cafeteria CS Cate ...... 125 Dick's Body Shop ......... . . .120 Donald Clark and Sons ........ 127 Duane Horst Ford Sales, Inc, .... 126 Dunn Sinclair Service ......... 125 Ebert Machine Co., Inc. ... ....128 Edwin's Sportswear Shop ...... 115 Fall-:'s Drug Store ...... . . .121 Friends of PHS . ..... . Fultz Service Station .. . George Long Realtor .... G, N. Summers Insurance Agency .............. Golden Hills Dairy ....... Graft-Marquis Agency, Inc. . Guyer The Mover ......... Hanks Super Markets, lnc. . Hetzners CSince 18821 ..... Hillcrest Lanes, Inc. .... . Hudson Shell Service ...... International Harvester Sales 6 Service ........... .... lohn Stegman Men's Wear . Kar Hop Drive-ln ......... Karlette Flower Shop ,..... Kessler-Westcott Agency, Inc. . .. King The Clothier ......... Kreutzer's ......... . . Literary Aid Society Main Cut Rate ............ Marburger Supply Co., Inc, McGill Lumber Co., lnc. . . .. M. F. Wiltshire, Contractor . Miami Book Shop, lnc. .... . Miami Co. Farm Bureau Co-Op.. Ml119f1S Florist ......... ....... .140. 129 124 123 125 138 134 121 134 125 129 114 129 134 138 138 119 139 114 126 125 124 122 116 118 125 122 Moore Insurance Agency ....... Murphys Photo Supplies ....... Bell Music Corp. . . . . . . . Fearl Wegert Real Estate ...... Ptau Daily Tribune ...... ... . Pei .1 Lumber Co., lnc. ........ . 1'eru Parity Shop ..... , ...... . Peru Sentinel Printing Co., Inc... Peru Trust Co, ............... . Peters Drug Store .... .. . . Possner Furniture Store .. ,... Robson Pontiac-Cadillac Rambler, lnc. .............. . Ftopkey Engraving Co., lnc. Boyal Lunch .................. Senger lfry Goods Co. .. ,... Snooper? Paradise . .......... . Stacy Lynne Beauty Salon ..... Super 98 Service Station .... .. Superior Sheet Metal Works .... Terminal Sandwich Shop ...... Temp1e's Suburban ............ Therrnogas Company of Peru Triplex Heating Spec. Co, Inc. .. Wabash Valley Bank ci Trust Co. Waltz Studio ............,.... William T. Wallace Mfg. Co, Inc, .............. ,... 126 123 121 116 132 125 120 133 117 118 120 134 137 134 114 116 120 129 126 128 129 136 130 131 127 139 75, 78, 79. A Abbey, William, 45, 96, 97, 98, 102, 108. Adams, Evelyn, 22, 61, 76, 78, 89. Adkins, Sue, 61, 72, 88. Ahnert lanet 66. Aikman, Barbara, 18, 45, 89. Alirey, lerry, 66. Aiibmien, John, si, 73, 74, 79, 79, 86. Allen, Kenny, 61, 86. 82, Alspach, Carolyn, 45, 83, 85. Amrnerman, Patty, 61, 89. Amos, Linda, 35, 66, 89. Amos, Phillip, 66. Anderson, Alicia, 61. Anderson, Franklin, 6, 45, 72, 80, 84, 86, 96, 102. Angle, Philip, 45, 75, 87. Angle, Ruth, 61, 80, 82. Armstrong, Carolyn, 66, 89. Arnold, Lony, 66, 76, 89, 90. Arnold, Nell, 45. Arrick, Gene, 45, 74, 75, 78, 79, 95, 96. Arwood, Dianna, 45. Ashby, David, 66. Ashley, Dearl, 66. Atkinson, Nancy, 66, 76, 79, 89. Avery, Patricia, 29, 61, 88. Avery, Wayne, 45, 87. Ayres, Nyla, 61, 76, 79, 89, 119. B Baber, lim, 61, 96, 100. Baber, Ruth, 16, 17, 45, 72, 76, 78, 79, 82, 88, 124. Baird, 1. Anthony, 45, 72. Baker, Charlene, 31, 66. Baker, Mary Io, 61, 85. Baker, Shirley, 66. Baldwin, Sam, 66. Bales, Pamela, 66. Bales, Sharon, 61. Banks, Torn, 61, 87. Barnhart, lay, 61, 86, 87. Barnhill, lames, 45. Baublit, lean, 45, 75. Beauchamp, loseph, 13, 61, 85, 107, 135. Beck, Nancy, 66, 77, 79, 89. Behny, Lois, 66. Bell, Barbara, 66, 82. Bell, Harriett, 45, 88. Bender, Lawrence, 45. Bender, Thomas, 46, 86. Bender, Trisha, 46, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 78, 82, 88. Benner, Kristi, 29, 66, 74. Beresh, George, 97. Berger, lames, 66, 85. Berryman, Vicki, 61. Bessignano, Tim, 66. Beverly, Stephen, Biggs, lim, 61, 87. Binkerd, Alan, 46, 82, 87. 61, 102, 104. Bird, Keith, 16, 44, 46, 72, 81, 82, 84, 86, 100, 102. Bishop, Robert, 46, 82, 87. Black, Beverly, 61, 73, 77, 89, 107, 135. Black, Connie, 46, 72, 83, 88. Black, Dixie, 23, 46. Blackburn, Diane, 61, 85. Blackman, Sally, 46, 85. Blaski, Norbert, 66, 102. Blinn, Sandra, 66, 75. 89. STUDENT INDEX Bockover, Iarnes, 66. Bodey, lane, 61, 83, 89. Bolner, Sandra, 46. Bonney, Lana, 61, 83. Bonney, Robert, 66. Boone, Marsha, 46, 72, 73, 88, 136. Borden, Glenn, 25, 46, 72, 82, 86, 91, 98, 102, 104. Bostick, james, 66. Bowen, Mary Ann, 64, 85. Bowlancl, Ronnie, 16, 60, 61, 73, 74, Bowman, Earl, 61. Bowman, Susan, 33, 46, 74, 82. Boyd, Edy Sue, 61, 75, 77, 88. Boyer, Carol, 66, 74, 79. Boys, Larry, 66, 74. Bradley, lerry, 44, 46, 73, 86, 96, 98, 103, 108. Brechbiel, Terry, 61, 87. Brindle, Opal, 26, 66. Brindle, Patrick, 46, 73, 85, 90. Brown, Kathleen, 66, 83. Brownlee, loe, 66, 74, 75, 79. Bruck, Sharon, 24, 66. Bruil, Brenda, 66, 76, 89. Bryant, Gloria, 66, 84. Bullington, Bill, 27, 66. Bullington, Kate, 9, 46, 80, 91, 114, 122. Bulliciz, Diana, 66, 85. Bullock, Marionnette, 61, 73, 74, 78, 80, 82, 83, 89. Bunnell, Charles, 66, 73, 101. Bunnell, Ronna, 32, 66, 85, 89. Burdine, LeRoy, 66, 104. Shelia, 66, 77. Burkdoll, Burkhart, Iohn, 47, 86, 136. Burns, Roy, 47, 82, 87. Butler, lohn, 47, 72. Butt, Kathryne, 47, 75, 78, 88, 115. Butzin, Herman, Ir., 47, 86, 96, 109. Buzbee, DeWayne, 65, 66, 96. C Carlin, ludy, 32, 61, 85. Caroenter, Earl, 47, 82, 91. Carpenter, lim, 66. Carr, Lynda, 66, 89. Carswell, Rosie, 61, Cassel, Dennis, 47. Cassel, Stephen, 61. Catey, Vicki, 66. Cattin, Larry, 66. Cattin, Susan, 32, 66, 89. Chaffee, Marilyn, 61. Chapin, Thomas, 12, 61, 96. Chapman, Mary, 61, 89. Chilcutt, Larry, 66. Chilcutt, Tom, 61. Childers, Marsha, 32, 66, 76. Childers, Roy, 47. Chism, Virginia, 61, 89. Chittum, Mike, 47, 87, 90. Christner, Dan, 61. Clark, DeRees, 61, 75, 84. Clark, Donna, 61. Clark, Eric, 66. Clark, Helen, 66, 89. Clark, Steve, 66. Clarkson, lack, 66. Claybaugh, Valorie, Cleland, lerry, 61. Clingaman, Carolyn, 66, 89. Cole, Cynthia, 66, 75, 84, 89. Cole, Ierry, 61. 76, 78, 89. 66, 89. . 141 . Cole, Margaret, 61, 78, 80, 115. Cole, Monica, 66, 74. Colelli, loe, 47, 86, 96, 112. Collins, Connie, 66, 85. Collins, Robert, 47, 74, 75. Combs, Helen, 61. Comer, Kent, 61, 86. Comerlorfl, Ted, 61, 86, 104. Conklin, Ronald, 65, 66, 96, 100. Conner, Victor, 61. Cooley, Danny, 66, 87. Coon, Larry, 61. Cooper, Linda, 66. Correll, Gary, 47, Correll, Gregg, 61, 90. Correll, Myrna, 47. Costin, Bob, 61. Cover, lim, 16, 47, 85. 61, 75, 78, 101. 102. Cowan, Eddie, 32, Cralt, ludy, 13, 19, 48, 76, 79, 84, 85 88. Craig, Michael, 66, 74. Craig, Susan, 77, 84, 95. Crail, Larry, 61. Creager, Donald, 48. Creager, lean, 61, 77, 88. Crist, Paulette, 82. Critchlield, Sandra, 61, 85. Crowden, Sally, 8, 9, 48, 72, 73, 78, 79 81, 84, 88. Crowden, Vicki, 66, 73, 76, 84, 89. Crowe, Alice, 61. Crume, Elaine, 48, 72, 73, 84. Crume, ludith, 66, 85. Crume, Paul, 66. Cudaback, Dennis, 66, 102. Cull, Buford, 48. Cull, Hubert, 35, 66. Cutler, Parkhurst, 66, 101. Cypherd, Richard, 48. 87. D Daly, Geraldine Anne, 8, 9, 44, 48, 73, 80, 84, 91, 107, 109, 135. Danielsen, Paul, 48, 74, 75, 85. Danielsen, Ralph, 66, 99, 102. Davidson, Bob, 66, 73, 83, 87. Davidson, Craig, 61, 73, 75, 78 79. Daviis, Diane, 61, 73, 74 76, 78, 91, 12 . Dawalt, Kent, 61, 86. Day, Bonnie, 13, 61, 72, 73, 77, 78, 138 Day, Carol, 35, 48. Day, Kenneln 66. 99. DeLawter, loyce, 66, 89. DeLawter, Robert, 61. Denny, Allen, 17, 61, 86, 102. Denny, David 44, 48, 73, 98, 99, 108. Dillmon, Cheryl, 66. Disborough, Ann, 61 72. Dobler, lean, 61, 76, 78, 80, 89, 90. Dolce, Steve, 48. Donaldson, David, 48, S6 fi 66, 90, 96 1 Donaldson, Mark 32, 66. Donat, Larry, 66. Donnelly, Kay, 61. Doran, Nancy, -18. Dossey, Nancy, 66, 84. Douglass, Thomas, 66. Dove, Kent 48, 72, Sl, S2 84, 104 105 Dove Kurt, 65, 66 113. Drake, Carl, 66. Draving, Evrille 45 Sl Duncan Margaret 30 45 5 Duncan, Paul 49, 84. Duncan, Tlionias S7 E 1 I I . I lt l S Y I l li V 1 1 v 1 J I r A l lf l 5 l I. 11 ,l u l I 1 lf Dunton, Larry, 61, 75. Durkes, Gary, 49, 87. Eberle, Allen, 61. Ebert, Carolyn, 6, 49, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 84, 85, 88, 128. Eckelbarger, loe, 67. Eckelbarger, Shirley, 61. Eckerley, Dennis, 61, 86. Eder, Sandra, 13, 49, 79, 84. Eder, Steve, 24, 67, 99. Edwards, ludy, 67, 85, 89, Edwards, Paula, 67. Eikenberry, Mike, 67, 87, 96, 99, 103 Eilar, Mary lane, 61, 72. Eiler, Dale, 61. Eisarnan, loe, 61, 74. Eldridge, Sheri, 61, 72, 89, 90. Eltzroth, Dean, 67. Elliott, lane, 62, 72, 74, 76, 78, 89. English, Ianice, 62, 76, 78, 79, 80, 88, 109. English, Sandra, 16, 49, 72, 73, 77, 78, 79, 80, 85, 88, 91, 118. Enyart, David, 49, 73. Erlenbaugh, Marty, 25, 62, 73, 79, 80 86, 118. Evans, Iayne, 13, 62, 76, 79, 82, 84, 85 Everett, lohnnie, 67. Everett, Mary, 62, 85. Exmeyer, Stephen, 67. Eytcheson, David, 87. Eytcheson, Larry, 67. Eytcheson, Max, 67. F Faulkner, Annie, 62, 83. Felthoff, David, 26, 66, 86. Fishback, Lee Ann, 62, 81. Fisher, Beverly, 62, 88. Fisher, Mary, 66, 89. Fitzgerald, Gary, 31, 49, 82, 86, 87, 90, 105, 138. Flora, loe, 66. Fooshee, Mary Frances, 49, 88. Forbes, Saundra, 67, 85. Fouts, Robert, 67. Fouts, Linda. 49, 72, 85. Fox, Timothy, 62, 86. Freeman, Glenda, 67, 75, 89. Friend, Terry, 62, 90. Fritz, lohn, 67. Fry, lames, 49, 96, 99, 102. Fry, Lewis, 67. Fry, Nancy, 9, 62, 77, 89. Fultz, Larry, 62, 86. Fultz, Shirley, 67. G Gable, Dixie. 67. Galbraith, Paul, 62, Gambrell, Melvin, 33. 49. Gann, Herbert, 62, 87. Garber, Mary Io, 49, 76, 82. 84, 88, 90. Garber, Ralph, 67, 102. Garrett, Cheryl, 23, 67, 74, 89. Garrison, Sally 67, 76, 79. Garver, Linda, 67, 85. Garver, Richard, 62, 83. Gaunt, Billy, 49. Gaunt, Sheila, 62, 89. Geberin, Gloria. 44, 49, 75, 85, 88. Geberin, Terry, 49, 74, 75, 86, Geberin. Victor, 23, 67, 100, 102. STUDENT INDEX Gerard, Richard, 30, 67, 74, 75. Geyer, Nancy, 67, 74, 75, 89. Gilbert, Diana, 25, 62, 85. Gilbert, Frank, 50, 84. Gilkey, lohn, 67, 73, 74, 81. Gipson, Kenneth, 62, 83. Givens, Caroll, 67. Giver, Clotilda, 8, 65, 67, 73, 113. Giver, Monty, 50, 73, 74, 75, 91. Gladden, ludie, 62, 85, 90. Glassburn, Donna, 67. Glassburn, Ianis, 62, 74, 84. Gochenour, loyce, 62. Gochenour, Sandra, 67. Goodwin, Oliver, 62, 75. Goodwin, Samuel, 25, 50, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78. Grady, Iohn, 62. Graf, Karen, 62, 88, 90. Graf, Larry, 62, 87, 91. Graham, Don, 67. Grant, Barbara, 67, 75, 89. Gray, Berneil, 62. Greenfield, lohn, 67, 101. Greenwald, Phyllis, 62, 83. Grether, Kenneth, 62, 86, 105. Groat, Deborah, 67. Groat, Tamara, 6, 50, 88. Grzebski, Sharon, 50, 83. Guillaume, Wayne, 62, 87. Guss, Connie, 62, 77, 83. Gustafson, Ianet, 62, 89, 91, 109. Guyer, Ioyce, 67, 85, 89. H Haffner, Marilyn, 62. Hagen, Lindsay, 62, 72, 73, 81, 84. Hahn, Kay, 62, 74, 75, 76, 78, 84. Hale, Ronnie, 62. Hall, Greg, 67, 74. Hall, lim, 50, 86, 87. Halley, Dianne, 50, 76, 78, 107, 135. Hammond, Gregg, 35, 67, 102. Hampton, Martha, 50, 85. Hand, Tana, 62, 74, 85. Hanks, ludith, 50, 72, 73. Hann, lames, 67. Harding, Darwin, 30, 67, 74, 75. Harris, Gloria, 62, 75, 76. Harrison, Charles, 67. Hartgeroad, DeWayne, 67, 87, 91, 96 12 . Hartleroad, Nancy, 50. Hartwick, loe, 67. Hartwick, Phyllis, 62, 85. Hartz, Michael, 62, 72. Harvey, Ernest, 50, 73. Hastings, Bessie, 62, 83. Hatton, Pamela, 67, 86. Hawley, Gary, 50, 87. Hayes, Michael, 50, 86, 96, 105. Hayes, Tom, 67, 87, 102. Higgs, Sharon, 50, 74, 75, 78, 79, 82 Headley, Sharon, 67. Hedrick, Richard, 67. Helm, lames, 67, 74, 91. Helvie, Tom, 26, 67, 74. Hemrick, Sally, 32, 62, 89, 136. Henderson, Donna, 62, 73, 74, 75, 84 Hendricks, Richard, 62, 87. Henry. leffrey, 24, 60, 62, 72, 86, 96 97, 99, 108. Henry, Michael, 50, 86, 91, 94, 95, 96 99. Hentgen, Danny, 62, 86, 98, 104. . 142 . Hentgen, lolin, 67, 96, 99. Herron, Ierry, 62. Hicks, lerry, 62. Higdon, lames, 67, 83. Hight, Carol, 67. Hight, Mary, 67, 86. 1-tiles, William, 51. Hilgeman, Patricia, 62, 90, 107. Hilgeman, Susan, 67, 89, 107. Hill, Morton, 67. Hiller, Henry, 62. Hinz, Richard, 67. Hodson, Danny, 67. Hoeppner, Iohn, 51, 87. Holland, Robert, 51. Holland, Thomas, 51, 82. Holler, William. 67. Holmes, Beth, 13, 62, 79. Holmes, Iohn, 62. Holmes, Lee, 51, 86, 103, 105. Holmes, Paul, 67. Hoover, Beverly, 67, 89. Hoover, Bill, 62, 75. Hoover, Ianice, 67, 75. Hoover, Michael, 67, 96. Hoover, Terry, 62. Hopper, ludy, 32, 62, 76, 82, 84. Hopper Mike 61 104. Horr, Mary, 51, 88. Horst, Pete, 62, 75. Hostetler, David, 51, 72, 116. Hostetler, Don, 62, 84, 87, 90. Houlihan, Martin, 51, 72, 73. Huber, Marilyn, 33, 67, 85. Hudson, Karron, 67. Hudson, Sharron, 67, 89. Huff, Pamela, 30, 67, 79, 85. Huffman, Violet, 62, 83. Huggins, Barbara, 62, 83. Hughes, Alice, 62, 83. Hughes, lohn, 67. Hull, Donald, 67. Hunter, Ioan, 51, 85. Hurt, ludy, 67, 75, 79, 89. Hyde, Sandra, 67. I Iliff, lack, 62. I lanis, 51, 75, 77, 78. Iackley, Iackson, lames, 67. lackson, Kathleen, 65, 67, 73, 74, 84 90. lackson Iackson Linda, 67, 73, 84. Rita 33, 67, 83. lames, Alice, 51, 85, 86. lames, Shirley, 67. Q lohnson, Billie, 67. Iohnson, Brenda, 27, 62, 84, 89. Iohnson, Karen, 25, 51, 76, 88, 90, 109 lohnson, Risa Lou, 62. Iohnston, Lance, 62, 84. lones, Barbara, 67, 89. lones, Donna, 33, 67, 74, 84, 85. Iones, Florence, 67, 75, 89. Iones, Robert, 62. lones, Thomas, 62, 73, 74. lordan, Darryl, 32, 62, 72, 73, 84, 86, 90, 96. Iorclan, Sandra, 62, 88. loseph, lames, 62, 72, 74, 105. loseph, Iohn, 26, 62, 72, 75, 86, 105 K Keith, Bob, 67, 102. Kelly, Cherry, 67, 84, 85, 86. Kerns, Ralph, 62, 96. Kidd, Wayne, 51, 86, 104. Kile, Paula, 63. Kile, Stephen, 63, 83, 86. King, cindy, 68, 73, 77, 84, 89, 107, 136. King, Edward, 63, 101. King, Iothn, 51. King, ludy, 68. King, Mary Lynn, 63, 76. King, Myron, 51, 79, 82, 86, 96. Kinney, Alan, 68. Kinzie, Rebecca, 68. Klotz, Iohn, 68. Knight, lean, 68. Knott, Dale, 52. Koontz, lames, 68. Korba, Patricia, 52, 82. Kramer, Louise, 31, 52, 72, 85, 119. Kreh, Linda, 68, 85. Kreutzer, loyce, 23, 77, 85. 68, 76, 80, 114. Kreutzer, Karen, 63, Kreutzer, Kay, 68, 75, 85, Kunkle, Alan, 52, 72, 73, 82, 86. Kunkle, Karen, 68, 76, 84, 89, 114. L Lacoss, David, 68. Landgrave, Dick, 52, 116. Landis, Dale, 52, 73, 80, 84, 86, 91, 95, 96, 102. Langdon, lack, 63, 73, 81, 86. Larimer, Ed, 68. Latta, lack, 68. Laudenschlager, Susan, 63, 88. Lavoncher, Robert, 68, 91. Lavoncher, Ruth, 52, 88. Lawrence, David, 63. Layton, Kenneth, 63. LeDoux, Mike, 35, 82, 87. Lee, Cheryl, 63, 89, 90. Lee, Terry, 68, 83, 86. Lees, Carmen, 68, 89. Lennon, Bruce, 63, 87, 90. Lepkojus, David, 68, 85. Lepkojus, Linda, 68. Lewis, Tanya, 52. Lines, Beckie, 68, 89. Loe, Iudy, 52, 88. Long, Wanda, 68. Longenecker, Danielle, 52, 77, 88, 90. Lorenz, Sue, 63. Mc McBride, William, 52. McCarthy, Susanne, 52, 72, 78, 80, 84. 88, 90. McComas, Pamela, 68, 89. McCormick, William, 63, 90. McKinley, Barbara, 68. McKinley, William, 63, 89. McKnight, lim, 63, McLaughlin, Michael, 22, 52, 82, 86. McLaughlin, Robert, 52, 73, 84. McMinn, Sandra, 68, 77, 89. McMinn, Victoria, 52, McNeil, Roger, 63, 96. McPherson, Tom, 68. McQuinn, Betty, 68. McQuinn, lames, 63. M Maggart, Carolyn, 68. Mallicoat, Helen, 68. Malott, Marilyn, 53, 74, 76, 78, 82. STUDENT INDEX Mangene, Robert, 15, 53, 73, 96, 99, 102, 138. Manifold, Roderick, 68, 73, 74. Marburger, Nate, 63, 74, 75. Marburger, Terry, 24, 68, 124. Marcotte, lohnnie, 53, 83, 91, Marks, Carl, 68, 83, 87, 105. Marks, Teresa, 84, 86. Masiuk, Herbert, 68. iviason, Diana, 68, 85. Mattox, Carol, 68, 89, 90, 122, 123. Maxwell, Edith, 68, 85. Maxwell, Kenneth, 53, 86. May, Relna, 74, 68, 89. Means, Richard, 53, 86, 96. Messersmith, Shirley, 68, 75, 85, Messmore, Iudy, 53, 85. Metcalfe, Nancy, 68, 189. Miller, Betty, 63, 83. Miller, Bruce, 63, 86. Miller, Carmen, 53, 79, 88. Miller, Cathy, 53, 76, 78. Miller, Gary, 68. Miller, Gerry, 53. Miller, Ianet, 53, 72, 74, 78, 88. Miller, Karen, 53, 83, 85. Miller, Lawrence, 35. Miller, Patricia, 68. Miller, Russ, 68. Milroy, lim, 68, 87. Minns, Larry, 68, 86, 91, 96, 102. Mitchell, Diana, 31, 63, 72, 73, 74, 77 78, 82, 85. Mitchell, lames, 68. Mize, George, 34, 63. Mock, Iames, 63. Moffatt, Ronald, 68, 74, 83. Moltord, Stephen, 53, 82. Mongosa, Mary, 68, 75. M,ongosa, Ralph, 68. Montgomery, Michelle, 53, 76, 78, 79, 81, 82, 84. Montgomery, Myra, 53, 72, 76, 78, 88, Mooney, Rick, 34, 63, 87, 91, 96, 100. 122. Moore, Barbara, 63, 76. Moore, Sandra, 68, 85. Morecrait, Danny, 68. Morecratt, Marlene, 35, 53, 114, Morecrait, Michael, 68. Morefield, Marilyn, 54, 88, 122, 123. Morguson, Linville, 68. Morris, Iohn, 63, 87. Morris, Linda, 68. Morris, Robert, 35, 63. Moseley, Shirley, 68, 89. Moss, Rita, 68, 76, 89, 90. Mowbray, Bill, 54, 72, 79, 82. Mowery, Robert, 63, 75, 78, 87. Mughmaw, Linda, 68, 89. Mullett, Danny, 63. Mullett, lerry, 68, 96. Mullett, Tanee, 54, 72, 76, 81, 82 88, 91. Mullikin, Ronnie, 68. Murphy, Barbara, 33, 68, 89. Murphy, Ellen, 68. Murphy, Mina, 65, 68, 84, 120. Musgrave, Robert, 63, 99, 102. Myers, Alice, 54, 88. Myers, lanet, 68. Myers, Marlene, 63, 83, 86. N Nash, Carolyn, 54, 74, 75, 76, 82 Neher, Iames, 54, 73, 96. .143. Nelp, ludith, 8, 13, 63, 78, 79, 88 Nevius, Karnes, 68. Newby, Sandra, 29, 61. 1'-lewrnan, Vlfilliarn, 54, 74. Noble, Timothy, 54, 72, 74, 75, 78 79, 82, 84. Norman, lanice, 63, 74, 89. Norwood, Leanne, 68, 85. Nye, larnes, 63. O Oakes, Rebecca, 63, 83. O'Connel1, ludith, 54, 72, 73, 81, 82 84. O'Connell, Mike, 68. O'Connell, Tom, 63, 86. Qrpurt, Lura, 54, 85. Overmyer, Mary Ann, 9, 33, 68, 74. Oyler, Harry, 54, 86, 103. P Packard, Mildred, 35, 63. Parkman, Nancy, 63, 83. Parrett, Vicki, 68, 85, Pattison, lim, 63, 86, 87, 102. Payne, Sharon, 63, 78, 84. Pearcy, Nicki, 54, 82, 88, 119. Penn, Rick, 63. Personett, Iohn, 44, 54, 86. Peters, Iohn, 63, 68. Petty, Gary, 55, 86. Petty, Larrie, 63. Petty, Mary, 68, 89. Phillipy, Carol lean, 54. Phillipy, Ernest, 86, 87, 94, 96, 100 102, 107, 135. Phillips, Charles, 68, 87. Pier, Bunny, 63, 72, 73, 80, 84. Place, Barbara, 63, 83. Plotner, Mickey, 55, 72, 73, 86, 105, 109. Pohlman, Wray Ann 27, 68, 77, 89 90. Pope, Leroy, 63, 72, 73, 75. Potter, Barbara, 55, 72, 78, 79, 81, 84 88, 91, 105. Premer, Docia, 55. Prior, lerry, 55. Pugh, Barbara, 24, 68. Pugh, Rebecca, 68, 77, 85. Q Qualio, Rita, 63, 83 85. Qualio, Rosemarie, 55. R Radel, Robert, 63. Rains, Lowella, 63. Ralstin, Ioan, 63. Ramer, Gloria, 55, Ramer, Vicki 63, Ramsey, Dale, 63, 72, 73, 74, 75, 79 82. Randolph, Dorothy, 55, 72 74 75 7' 78, 62, 84. Rassner, Danie1,9 55. 'Q 73 79 S6 103. Rassner, Ronald 63, 91 1-0. Ratlitt, lim, 63, 87 102 Ratlitt ludith, 68 85. Ray, Ioyce, 63. Reed, Barbara, 55. 79 1-4. Reed, David, 55 78 82. Reed, Eugene 68, Reed, Susan 55, 79 SQ Reep, David, 27 68. A 1 113. Rockwell, Terry, 69, 73, 96. I Reineke, Nancy, 13, 63, 76, 78, 79, 80, 124. Reuter, lohn, 68. Reynolds, Dean, 68, 99. Rhodes, Iames, 55, 86. Ribble, Patricia, 22, 55. Rich, Dwight, 68. Richards, David, 68. Richards, Mary Kay, 68, 85. Richardson, lohn, 63. Richter, Linda, 69, 85, 89. Richter, Mary Ann, 55, 76, 120, 138. Richter, Mary Lou, 56, 83. Richter, Sara, 56, 77, 85. Richter, William, 56. Rigle, Mary, 69. Roach, Marion, 63. Robinson, Detrea, 56. Rockenbaugh, Darl, 56, 87. Rockenbaugh, Robert, 65, 69, 86, 96, Rody, Martin, 56, 86. Rofnmelianger, Elizabeth, 17, 90. Rook, Iames, 56, 86. Rose, Eugene, 69. Rose, Iannie, 63. Rose, lerry, 69. Runkle, Bonita, 63. Rupp, Nancy, 69, 89, 90. S Sagester, Philip, 63, 73. Sahaidachny, Mary, 63. Saine, Kaye, 63, 76, 89. Salmons, Albert, 69. Salmons, Sula, 8, 56, 77, 88. ST UDENT INDEX Sims, David, 69., Sipe, Fred, 69, 87. Skinner, Louise, 57, 76, 82, 83. Skinner, Susan, 69. Skinner, Robert, 57, 90, 95, 96, 136. Smith, Alma, 57. Smith, Bruce, 69. Smith, Carol, 61. Smith, Deanna, 57, 72, 74, 78, 81, 82 88. Smith, Dennis, 61. Smith, ludie, 61, 79. Smith, Iulie, 69, 77. Smith, Lynette, 57, 74, 75, 78, 79, 88. Smith, Marylou, 57, 85. Smith, Nancy, 12, 69, 73, 77, 84, 89 107. Smith, Peggy, 69, 75, 79, 89. Smith, Steve, 57, 96. Smyth, Ronnie, 69. Snowden, Loisann, 61, 85. Snyder, Dennis, 60, 61, 75, 85, 96, 100. Trexler, lim, 68. Trexler, Linda, 69, 85. Trueblood, Dorothy, 58, 83. Trueblood, William, 58. Tschiniak, Pete, 61. Turley, Catherine, 12, 61, 76, 78, 79 89, 120. Tymoszenko, Andrei, 61, 85. Tymoszenko, 1-lania, 61. U Ulery, lim, 58, 61, 72, 88. Ulery, Karen, 58. Ussery, Terry, 61. V Van Zandt, Nancy, 69, 89. Venice, Iuclith, 61, 89, 90. Vettel, Linda, 69. Vettel, Iohn, 61, 84. Volpert, Kathy, 8, 60, 61, 77, 89. W Scmders, Donald, 69, 87. Sawyer, Archie, 56. Saylor, Ronald, 69. Scagnoli, Gary, 69. Schini, Louise, 69, 84, 85. Schlageter, Beth, 56. Schmidt, Pam, 69, 89. Schram, Robert, 69, 87. Schubert, Relna, 19, 63, 82, 85. Schubert, Ron, 56, 104. Scott Scott Scottj Scott Barbara, 69, 79, 84. Ben, 69, 73, 74. Kenneth, 63. Martha 56 72 73 74 75, 78, Soames, Charles, 61. Soames, Cynthia, 30, 32, 61, 74, 75, 76, 78, 82, 86. , Sonatrank, Joyce, 57, 75, 78, 81, 88. Sopher, Delcina, 69, 83. Sopher, Robert, 61. Sorenson, Robert, 57. Spandau, Sara, 57, 82, 88. Sparks, Charlene, 61, 85. Sparks, Roy, 69, 102. Spencer, lerry, 69. Spitznagle, William, 69. Spranger, Gerald, 57, 101. Spranger, Harold, 58, 101. Stark, Alan, 58. Stark, Dorothy, 69, 89. Starkey, Sandra, 61. Steele, Toma, 61. Steinsberger, Anita, 69. Stewart, Gary, 61, 96, 102. Stilwell, Cynthia, 69, 84. Stitsworth, Rex, 58, 73, 74, 75, 78. Stitt, Ralph, 61, 72, 73, 86. Stitt, lames, 58, 82, 96. Stone, Saundra, 69. Stookey, Sharon, 58, 74, 78. Stout, Isaac, 69. Stout, loe, 61, 86. Stover, Lois, 61. Struble, lcmie, 58. Suma, Dean, 69. Sumpter, Bobby, 69. Wacknitz, Kathryn, 58, 82, 88. Wahlig, Alfred, 69. Walker, Bonnie, 58, 85, 88. Walker, Philip, 61, 96, 102, 105. Walker, Sharon, 69, 89. Wall, Barbara, 69, 85. Wallace, lean, 61, 81, 82, 88. Ward, Tony, 58, 84, 87. Warder, Iewel, 58, 76, 88. Washington, Guy, 59, 84, 85. Watkins, Ralph, 69. Watkins, Noble, 61. Watts, Ianey, 69. 85. Webb, Danny, 59. Weideman, Dennis, 69. 81, 84, 90, 104. Scott, Richard, 67, 74, 96. Sease, Rodney, 69. Sedam, Dalene, 56, 104. See, Richard, 56, 82, 87, 102, Shalley, Larry, 69. Shank, Larry, 69. Shannon, Diana, 69, 89. Shannon, Patricia, 56, 72, 88, 104 Sharp, Edward, 69. Sharp, Iill, 57, 69, 72, 73, 90 Sharp, lulie, 69. Sharpi, Edith, 57, 74, 88. Sherman, Leota, 57, 83. Sutton, Allen, 58. Sutton, Mona, 69, 85. Sutton, Ray, 61, 87. Sutton, Stephen, 69. Swattord, Susann, 32, 61, 85. Swagerle, Timothy, 67. Swihart, Iunior, 61. T Taylor, Abby, 61, 72, 74, 75, 78, 85, 89. Taylor, Phyllis, 69, 89. Thompson, Dale, 69, 74, 75, 79. Sherman, Foy, 69. Shirk, Floyd, 69. Shoemaker, Sandra, 63, 83, 86. Shuey, William. 69, 90, 99. Shuler, Pamela, 32, 63, 74, 78, 88. Shuler, Sandra, 69, 89. Shultz, 57, 96, 138. Siblisk, Sally, 63, 77. Siegtred, Veda, 63, 76, 88, Siders, Gary, 57, 87, 96, 102. Thompson, Roberta, 58, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78, 80, 85, 88. Thurston, Bruce, 69, 96. 99, 102. Toepfer, Janet, 69, 76, 89. Tomlinson, Deborah, 69. Townsend, Harriett, 61. Townsend, Ioanettcr, 61, 85, 86. Townsend, Lewis, 69. Townsend, Robert, 69. Trexler, Bob, 61, 73, 86. .144. Weideman, Pat, 26, 61, 76, 89. Welke, Curtis, 69. Wendt, lohn, 69. Wernz, Beth, 61, 72, 76, 82, 122. Wheeler, Mary lane, 33, 65, 69, 84, 116, 136. White, Carolyn, 26, 61, 72. White, George, 87, 102. White, lames, 61. Whitney, Mary Frances, 69, 74, 79. Whybrew, Charles, 61, 87, 104. Vfiiybrew, lanice, 69. Wiedenhoeft, Daniel, 69. Wilburn, Ierry, 69. Wilhelm, Paul, 61. Wilhelm, lames, 59. Williams, Karen, 69, 89. Williams, Ronald, 60, 61, 73, 84, 86. Willis, Bobby, 69. Wilson, Iohn, 69. Wilson, Patricia, 69, 76. Wilson, Shirley, 69, 89. Vliltshire, Dave, 69. Wiltshire, Penny, 61, 89. Winn, Donna, 69, 84, 85, 90. Winters, Ian, 59, 102. Wise, Catherine, 61, 77, 78, 89. Wolf, Ierry, 61. Woolley, Sylvia, 59, 76, 88. Worden, lennie, 61. Wright, Dave, 72, 75. Wyneken, Iudith, 59, 72, 76, 80, 82 84, 88, 122. Wyneken, Tom, 96, 109. Y Yater, Mike, 59, 82, 86, 87, 102, 104 Yentes, Gerald, 69, 91, 96, 99, 102. York, Elaine, 61. Z Zerbe, loyce, 30, 65, 69, 73, 74, 75, 79 85, 113. B Baker, Charlotte, 38, 41. Berkshire, Brentis, 41, 87, 102, Biddle, Robert, 41, 104, 106. Brown, Patricia, 39, 41, 91. Brundage, Helen, 41, 83. C Catey, Dale, 41. D Davis, Noel, 39, 41, 83, 86. Delph, Earl, 10, 38. Dice, less, 25, 41. Doud, Betty, 41, 109. F Fechtman, Fred, 39. Feit, Thomas, 7, 40, 41, 84. Finch, Dean, 41. Fox, Philip, 7, 41. G Garrett, Rosanna, 41 . FACULTY INDEX H Hamilton, Marion, 41, 88. 106, Hornish, Ina, 40, 41, 89. I Iackel, Richard, 42. K Keith, Mary, 42. I. Larson, Robert, 42, 86, 96, 106. LeMaster, Bernice, 42. Lingenteiter, Marian, 42, 65. M Minion, Franklin, 4'Z'. Montgomery, lane, 42. Moon, Alice, 42, 88. N Noble. Iames, 42. P Prible, Paul, 42. . 145 . R Ramsey, Ruth Ann, 42. Rector, Herschel, 42. Ridenour, Elizabeth, 40, 42, 72, 732 Robinson, Mary, 39, 42. Rufe, Ben L., 42, 72. S Showalter, Robert, 43, Siderewicz, William, 43, 90, 106. Snyder, Clifford, 43, 102, 106. Spandau, Albert, 43, 73, 105. Stone, Donald, 43, 73, 86. T Taylor, Wayne. 43, 85. Tresch, Mary, 43. W Warbritton, Kenneth, 7, 43. Ward, Randall, 10, 43. Z Ziegler, Alma, 43, 85. Zielinski, lames, 43, 106. The 1963 Narcissus Staff Editor-in-Chief-Carolyn Lorraine Ebert Associate Editor-Frank Anderson Classroom Editors-Ruth Angle and Bunny Pier Activities Editors-Roberta Thompson and Sandra English Sports Editor-Marty Erlenloaugh Senior Editors-Geraldine Anne Daly and lady Wyneken Index Editors-lean Dobler and Mary Bullock Business Advertising Manager-Dale Landis Assistant Business Advertising Manager-Karen Kreutzer Advertising Salesmen-Ianice English, Nancy Beineke Student Photographers-Kate Butfington and Dale Landis Circulation Staff-Members of Homerooin 2l6 Circulation Adviser-Mr. Philip Fox Publications Adviser-Mrs. Mary Keith C9519 Printed by the Peru Sentinel Printing Company, Inc. Engravings by the Ropkey Engraving Company Covers by S. K. Smith Company Photography by Waltz Studio Binding by Brock and Rankin, Inc. .l46, t 4 Q., .lg ..-1' Q-p--?a,,,,.---f 'Fm N-- i Putting the latest yearbook atop ., of previous orie.: 1:3 Carolyn Ebert, lic.-. chief. Looking or. are Frank Andergx., alt,- ciate editor, Mrs Keith adviser, ara Dale Landis, bu:3ine:3.5-advertising manager. Here is the story of our world-P PHS. Memories ol many personalities have been recorded on these pages, describing the best years. The staff breathed a sigh of relief as they met the last deadline with their final copy. This book could not have been a reality had not several people devoted generous time and ettort. Our thanks go to Mr. Charles Muel- ler ot Ropkey Engraving Company, Inc., who helped us plan the layout and who supervised the engraving of our pictures. We thank Mr. lohn Waltz tor his endless patience as our year- book photographer. Very special thanks to Mr. Bill Manmiller and Mr. lesse C. Perry at Peru Sentinel Print- ing Company, lnc., tor setting up copy and making corrections. We could not have managed Without the help of Mr. Philip For-: and l-lomeroom 2l6, who handled circulation matters, and Mrs. Alice Moons typing classes, who typed circulation lists. We obtained co-operation from many persons while editing this book. Appreciation goes to Mr. Delph and the faculty tor excusing students from classes during picture days '-to Peru merchants who financed our book-to Mr, lack Bundy, ot S. K. Smith Com- pany tor designing the cover of our book. And very deep, sincere, and heart- felt gratitude goes to Mrs. Mary Keith. our capable adviser, who guided us all year as we tried to make this year s book the best ever. Few people realize the hard and detailed work or enjoyment involved in creating a yearbook. Now. tinally we can proudly present to you Qur lYot'ld --and yourse-PHS. Carolyn Lorraine Ebert Editor-in-Cltiet. 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