Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Capable Officers Headed Student Body Eyeing each other's 41- posters, the candidate: for Student Body Presi- dent - lack Largdoi, Nancy Reinelce, Deheeg Clark, and Darryl lordan tsuiiiwiit xii, r sg X -display their favorite Elections were a big part of student life. The first few months of our busy year were filled with campaigning: decorating cars, making original signs, playing in an amateur band, Congratulations to us all! says DeWayne Buz- bee, junior class presi- dent, to Leroy Pope, sen- ior class president, as leff Nelp, sophomore class president, joins them outside the Student Council chamber. Each will represent his class on the Council. campaign literature. Adding notice of com- ing events to the halpri Poff memorial bulletin board, Vice - ff:-xident Darryl lordan is assisted by the other Student Body officers: Bunny Pier, treasure-rg left Hen- ry, presidentg Beverly Black, secretary, :ind iohn Allbritten, sergeant- at-arms. and giving final speeches before the student body. All these efforts ended in the final elec- tion of a Student Body president and the var- ious class officers.

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Honored Cole Porter Gur 1963 Rodeo r 'T,,i. v 'f,, 1' I rQ1c:-V t -Q ' I ,Vg 9, . H' : Y' , z K i . R a' - jj, J , N I .'o .1 O ' l - 4 O 'p . l e wi . l' as I I lx? T ' 1X X5 U Be hom tbdclc to com- h l' cheerleaders- Beverly Block Clo Giver, loe ,duc p I Be cr Clown! Be cx Clown! sing t e we . u - , erdl, lildricy Smith, cmd Susie I-lilgemcxri, iri their dct iri or very successtul Rodeo Some members oi the publications stcxfi do more ' the thciri iuet sit orouiid the ottice with their tcet ori A trio of pert, pretty PHS girls-Liz Rorrimeltcrriqer, desks A tew student.: got together VT :skit tor the Rodeo SU-'iii' Adlllfil-1 mid Ahh? T'1'i'l9V-FWQ Th? Wellfkriovm, which iriclucled this .scene with Lee Arm Fifhbock cmd 'f.'f3lt-loved Porter hit, 'lOld-Foshioried Gorderiw legm WQIIQCQ, 1 I fxin. 4,1 t fer f' .l6.

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Special Occasions Enhanced Our Year QW vol' fr its ,v - 11' lf' Y , dh, - t j.-H x,t f-'gf 1' 's z: EW! During the football games the popularity oi the con- cessions stand rivaled that ol the iield itself. Candy, hotdogs, coffee and popcorn were some of the ad- vertised wares. Buying refreshments at football and basket- ball games, admiring the art pictures at Pl-lS, truly an art gallery, hearing the Band, Belles, and Choir give another marvelous concert, both at Christmas and in the spring, getting ice cream and an assortment ot food at noon: screaming 'lour heads oft' at the pep sessions and at the games that followed-our life at PHS was lull ot fun and excitement from start to linish. This balcony view of an assembly shows students attentively listening to Fred Lowery, the Blind Whistler, who presented one ol our auditoriurris, Many seniors remembered his being here in their freshman year. l s I-xg 'lLet's twist again. Couples energetically joiri in the dance at the Boys' League Sweater Hop The center camp- fire, a ten-loot cowboy, lernces, and bale.: of hay added to the Western style ot the dance. xx, -f-ly! ,gi ' R f' XZ Y wx , 1 yt N ,, fy 1 K -18.