Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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Awards, Honors, Merits--Part of PHS F ly They did it again! The lridii.-ilrial Club once more captured the lirst place award lor fhe loc-st Home- coming llocxl These before arid alter scenes .shot-J Rick Mooney worlcing with oi mountain of Klfi-uric:-ig hi: iellow members, bc'lo'.'f, are tctixg ihi- lloai lslcirtlerciad Ciiiol lcuwwgili arid Buitftfa fff'.-,'hi:a:i5 cz, tl'iC',' proudly pai tlif ir ryiiizief ir. for flif, hcriir :ill -oiliailnnv Pill!! Brandi' 'N-.- diff. ii 6 ,v 'v ei. 491 ,I fl E, 6 i'i . V 'TQ I ,. A ' Y 1 . . N I . I fN. v J HW, X X f' f 'Tip' 'f -,'u3fff 3.',A'v .Q ,,- ',?f .R , - ' ,' Ig-. '74' P 1 N52 :T L -fx .. -. -P , :hip tc-.at Darryl lordah and Axim Dirborciigh display X their certificates ol commendalion .2C. This grade card day was quite a happy one fir Pai Highest PHS scorers on the llfiiionnl Merit Scholar'

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What is the center of attraction: the Belles, the Band, or Mr, Noble? Whichever one the audience watched served only to increase their pleasure at this Christmas Concert. The short by-ways through which our toot- steps led us could never be forgotten. Dancing at noon, rooting enthusiastically tor a noon league team, designing senior skirts and cords, decorating tor a formal dance, making signs telling the Tigers to Go Beat 'eml , going to after-game dances, reading the Peruvian ---- such activities Were the end-strings ot our lite that helped tie the middle together into one glorious year. lin, t '7 f . H If n his -4 .w.-W-aww V-4-v-w-.W -- ,. f lvl 'W 1 l f , V I f. if ' ra, in 1 l I A K 1' L ' , 11 it , V, V 1 if 9 FN t ,l I it uf-W Odds and Ends of PHS Life Cords and skirts-the sure signs of cr senior. Mrs, Donald Bullock, who does many PHS ser.- ior insignia, shows Diane Blackburn how she will finish her skirt as lanet Gustafson exhibits a finished product. .-uf' , .ff Qi: fn, - 'If' N ,J - M ' -4 ' - A, Through ice and snow, sleet and heat, If c taithlully makes his daily trips 2: and tt:1' ottice as the official PHS iiiazlfcarrzei' Fair exchange. quotes Bob Mowery ': Myers, You give me a Heath Baz' :iii if gg' dime. Kenny Scott Ted Hackett and Pri: await their chances tc buy :ce c 1 i 19 .

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Okay, Tim: let's check your temperature, says A patient Mr. Ben Rufe, ticket manage Nurses office helper Brenda Iohnson. Tim Bessignano, Goughenour to sign up for a season ba if to t the patient-victim, looks unenthusiastically at the as Beth Werriz flashes ct smile and her g thermometer. School Offices Improved Student Lt e Many students spend one period of the day Working in one of the school offices. Others spend their free periods in study hall or the library, or as an assistant to a teacher. Whatever we do during our regular school day at PHS - study, Work, experiment, paint, discuss, or debate - we all are KEEPING IN STEP. Name? simultaneously ask Mrs. Mary Tresch and Mrs, Mary Robinson of lim Ulery and Paul Wil- helm. These two employees of the superintendent's office check records of all high school students employed on a part-time basis. This is a silent cutline because loe Stout and Barbara Murphy must be silent because they are in the library because being in the library requires silence. .21. 1