Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE PERRYSCOPE SCHOOL OFFICERS One of the most important factors in making the activities of a school a success are the officers. The president presides over all the Assemblies and Student Council meetingsg he also represents the school in all student conferences. The vice president acts in case of the absence of the president. He is the chairman of the Scholastic Committee, a very important position in our school organization. The secretary keeps the minutes of the Student Council meetings and corresponds with other schools. This semester has been one of the most successful in the history of the school. So We congratulate our officers on their success and are happy to have worked under such capable leaders. 7

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THE PERRYSCGPE MR. DOUGLAS In the VicefPrincipal of our school, Mr. Douglas, the Seniors have also found a true and ready friend. The members of the Feb' ruary class will always remember the many ways in which he has aided both the school and the class. We appreciate his very capable assistance. 6 MR. ADAMS During our four years at Perry, Mr. Adams has been our true friend. At all times he has helped us. At times when We have felt ourselves slipping he has spurred us on toward our goal, and now as we look back over our years at school, We realize, more than ever before, what a true friend and leader we have had in our principal. We deeply appreciate all Mr. Adams has done for us.

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THE PERRYSCOPE FACULTY To some of us, perhaps, the student council, the hall squad, or some club seems to be the most important body about which our entire school life revolves. However, there is a more important group absolutely essential to our welfare-our faculty. Our school achievements in both scholastic and in extrafcurricular activities depend upon this group. In the faculty we find teachers whose interests are in many diversified fields of learning. We have specialists in Art, English, French, Latin, Math., History, Civics, Economics, Mechanical Drawing, Machine Shop, Wood Shop, Electric Shop, Print' ing Shop, Physical Training, Crafts, Chemistry, Library Work, Sewing, Cooking, Voice, Orchestra, Band, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and in all other branches of second' ary education. Our administrative staff consists of Perry's Principal and Vice Principal, with their secretaries, the Vocational Counselor, the Director of Extra Curricular Activities, and the Adviser to Girls. Perry may well be proud of its excellent faculty. 8