Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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The 1965 graduating class was the largest in Perry's history. 3 e E .rw u. iff- Many lessons are planned and tests written in the teach- Flashback fcirca 19581: Though ,loco became a clrop- er's workroom. out, his antics will long be remembered by the classes of195S and 1959.

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SPECIAL SERVICES Special service personnel are the backbone of any school. Through them a school functions smoothly and efficiently. Although not always recognized, these employees work incessantly to provide the best possible physical conditions under which learning may occur. Custodians: Robert Taylor, Edgar Nickels, Louis Claus fheadl, Wal- Mrs. Wigginton, Supervisor of Food Service. lace Lquuthm Josh Xwuhl ,Qfplihli , E . li-J 5, . . , ., ,- ,, Q. 1 new 51' 5 t I n, 1,11 aw, , xHav2Z:1,sq1.E1,.se 1-asf:,fzg,,:,,,:,Lz,:,y,e1::-x , ,, , z ,, y1,t,5w,f ef W,,,5,,,v. , W I ,, , A A Lia-Q 1 . . ,, ,f , f' t ' fx. uf V f. . N. -lu. - Kitchen Staff: Onilette Kropf, Kathryn Bethune, Mary Lewton, Isabelle Graber, Ina Edwards, justina Knmbrick, Veronica Nist fheadj, Opal Taylor, Gladys Doyle, Gradus Kohler.

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With help from Mrs. Greenfelder, physiology students learn to identify bones of the human body. Mr. Beach discusses the physics course of study with parents during open house. Mr. johnson and Mnchiko Kitamura, our japanese student have a friendly conversation in the lobby. Flashback Qcirca 19601: Mr. Mattachione and Clock staff.