Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Mr. Delph's P. A. Preview Began Our Days The footsteps of daily life found us involved in many odds and endsii of activity. These in- cluded drinking cakes in the old canteen, clean- ing our lockers at semesters end, working in one of the administrative offices, having absen- tee slips signed, and buying much-needed pen- cils and paper. Cur time was also spent signing up for buses to away-from-home games, stand- ing around talking to buddies, buying lunch tickets, leaning over the upstairs railings, rush- ing to get to class on time, and screaming at the pep sessions, especially when the 'Beatles' visited us. The many places we ve gone, the many things weve done this wonderful year at PHS, the varied ways our footsteps have taken us both in reality and iinaginationethese are un- forgettable memories as our footsteps continue to mold our way of life. With an upward. questioning glance, Sally Heinrick seerngs to itonvfiy iirispiikf-r. thougnts to her nteiidy, Rick Moon'-y, Another period and another attendance pass to col- lect! liilg' I-ling f fh-H rciitne duties oi Qin oificf- helpfri 5:7-:vias Q , . Q . if U 3? - a .1 I What would I do without friends with mc laugh: Ma:-1 lvlills as Steve Eder genorotifly lend hu thf chnryzf :ze-inet ic hay ix ccutilf of rf-ncilg ' 8 .

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Of Memorable Classes and Activities P t r-56 M3 -ff fi fi- X -wr' 'N' She loves me, Yeah. yeah, yeah. yeah mimic these imitation Beatles at a rousing PHS pep 1 i appearance at the game that night caused quite a stir in both the adult and teen-age sections ot th Tig A While listening to the daily announcements, Mr. Ken- neth Edwards, student teacher of chemistry, glances at the decorated PA. and reminisces about his own PHS days. Hoping against hope that her precariously-balanced books don't tall before her stubborn lock unwinds itself, lanet Gustafson tries out her new locker com- bination. 1 J

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