Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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PHS feet are keeping in step. Feet amble slowly to school in August but trip lightly when leaving in May Footsteps are heavy on the way to an important test. Feet in study hall often clomp noisily down he aisle. Teachers feet walk determinedly to classrooms. The band parades on marching feet The swift feet of athletes move in a victorious manner The footsteps of Honor Society inductees are measured. The PHS feet that enter the church for the Maundy Thursday Service step softly. A PHS fellows footsteps are often nervous enroute to the florist s where he will buy his favorite girl a corsage The feet of PHS teen-agers weigh heavily on the back of the couch while their owners lengthily converse over the telephone. Yes PHS footsteps sound different move in different directions and walk for different reasons. But one fact is sure' all PHS feet are Sfep 9 W e Keeping In Z Z Q Q 0

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Keeping in Step Involved 1350 Hours .ff I .. .- I . 1 ,-.Av--if' - .f 1 11 1-1 '-'if' A ,- Pe? - '!-- Y it 'D l?fi rf' i1-ali T fam V ,. -ir? .A - .if ' -if -.1 - 7 rt .N , 21:49 .1 ' M -..,- --L . f ' 'rd-2' , Ag'f- Magi in Ji- -, sr ' s .g-I ff? .x 5,1-.,:ra,',l' , f ' N EB i tl 1 '- The razing ol the old junior high building adjoining the senior high school left a wall for workmen to re- pair and a gaping space where the old building had stood for 65 years. The lineup of homeward-bound school buses is a 'i'1E'lCO I'tE sight to weary students at the end of the day. nj 1- I , ,v e , J V: i' -.xnxx Q t I N Q VIL.-T, ff-IS 3 ,. ,, X . , g t ,ggi sg 1 , 'Q Lf3?4'i 'ina . fl 9 ' ' +1 L.. T .4 NN 4.11:-.!j' A N . N ,V -1 Ao. ' tr' ' Q x SHN X ' 4 A I 'N ,JA t w . 0 'N i , df:-in-yd I I er Ph- ' ' 4 Y 1 1 f i. , September, 1963 - the opening of a school year which contained a little bit of everything for all of us at PHS. From that first sight of our friends in the fall until that last parting in May, our school life was full of joy, sorrow, anxiety, love, fear, and hope, Our footsteps traced us through times of excitement, distress, confusion, and celebration, They took us to school, foot- ball and basketball games, concerts, club in- cluctions, and auditoriums. Of course, there were trips to Eds candy stand, passes to see the Deans, and those inevitable walks uptown for cokes,The enthusiasm at the football games, the spirit of the group singing at the Christmas auditorium, the satisfaction of putting on a successful Rodeo, and that final graduation day full of mixed emotionsethis was our life at PHS as we were Keeping ln Step, Iudging by the ecstatic expressions on the laces of these PHS fans, the Tigers must have just scored a touchdown. The unanimously echoed phrase seems to be a lively Yeaaaaal VN l' q. .6.