Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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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

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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 . . ...-.

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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