Perry Central High School - Periscope Yearbook (Perry, NY)

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I Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. U H EL B5 N!-HITIU Is Sonny really working? Let's all sing like the birdies sing Too many cooks spoil the broth. ,,s li Q ,T Qi-he 8 What's brewing?

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. 9. e PreS'v u E, Dov ' an Aon' S 6,1-9 L. to RJ iaucglana' 6 Vice' PgeSdY IJ H Q: ' 55 SPECIAL u PI IES ADVISORS L. to R.: Mr. Myers, Miss Cook, Co-Advisorsg Mr. Whitney, Class Advisor. 10 The Seniors are proud of the fact that they have so many firsts to their credit. They were the first class to retain the same president throughout their four years. They were the first class to enter their Senior year with so large a bank account-S1618.98. They were the first class in Senior history to have lights on their Christmas tree. Because their goal was to have the class treasury pay for all the Washington trip expenses, they were the first class to close their maga- zine campaign on time, topping all previous records of subscriptions. They hoped to secure a record crowd for their Senior play. They realized these goals. David I-'mBd0n Patricia Prestly Valedictorian Salugagofim, BOB MAIH Bob Mair, an exchange student for one year from Fuessen, Germany, has given us an unusual oppor tunity to leam about an other country. He has been studying agriculture here, as he has a large farm hack home. He rapidly leamed the English language, and after being here only a few months, seemed right at home. When he returns to Germany at the end of the year, his English teach ers will be surprised at the American he speaks. Bob is sponsored by the American Grange and is staying on the John E with his foster family. rived, in the United States Brightman farm. He has enjoyed seeing many games, movies, and other events He went to Washington with the Seniors' seeing it for the second time, llavlllg stop ed there when he U'