Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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l ii S -A Q- ' S ' 5 ii S -5 w M 5-f' W 4-.ii ll? Ili ' Q 6 R 53 .1 - wg ln, -:mm Z K L n ... ,-. is ,. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES PERRY HIGH SCHOOL SABBATH EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1945 Processional Hymn- Come, Thou Almighty King Scripture Reading ' Prayer f Senior Chorus Holy, Holy, Holy f f a Now Thank We All Our God f Thy Blessings, Father Sermon f . 1 Hymn- Fairest Lord jesus Benediction - Recessional Page Two nly-lwo ' Audience - Dr. G, Arthur Fry St. Luke's Lutheran Church Rev. Maxwell Cornelius Watson Presbyterian Church f Rev. J. B. Dykes Johann Sebastian Bach f f Alfred johnson Rev. David J. Wynne North End Metlxodist Church f Audience Rev. J. Murdoch French Ross Community United Presbyterian Church

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.t S' A hge A 3 ' L -J '- ' , 9. l an --' K 7 E ,,, M 3 .7 il t . fa -::fQ2.d B I g' bu D pp.. 54- Ae -vi' XVEI-INER. JACK luck XNVHALLIN. ELMER POD President of 12B-A Class, Activity Ticket Committee, Year Book Staff, Physics Club, and Class Day Committee. XVe are proud to have ,lack as the president ul our class, A great leader and a good sport. XXVI-llTE, BARBARA JUNE Bur-lmrtin Not always do you Gnd intelligence. popularity. and attractiveness, all in one person such as Barham. Good luck and may the future ltaold just what you are looking or. XNIOODSIDE. MA RGARI31' lVlurge Radio Appreciation Club, Class Day Committee, Lunch Table Hostess. A very friendly miss with the sweetest smile. Known for her short hair, plains on entering the Cadet Nurse Corps. BEVAN, Ev11Riz1 r A. Em-rt-ll Good nzu I :red and loads of lun . wears at cuntinual smile: left us early for the Air Corp. BAIRHALTKER. RAYMOND Ray A happy-goflucky fellow who is always seen in his Plymouth. Left early to join the Navy. l 7 i 1 i ..l XNlASl'llNGTON. ROBERT E. Bob A popular fun-loving lad, enjoys sports, left early for the Navy. O1iver's gift to Perry. Hobby is working at the Pennsylvania Rail' road. Noted for his cheerful smile and happy-go-lucky manner. WINEMAN, HARRY T. Hur Senior Play, Student Social Com- mittee, Vice President of Class, Pg-ryscope Stall, Year Book Sta . Another very active member of our class, ambitious, and a hard worker, takes time out to he a lot of fun. YOEDT, JOHN O. Hi-Y Club, Chemistry. An all round good fellow. whose hahhies are women, eating, and dancing. His future lies in the Service. JONES. WlLl.IANl B. Bill Another member of our class who sacriliced the thrill of graduation night to leave early for the Air Corps. COVERT, Cl'lARLES VV. Chuck Chuck is a happy lad. takes joy with him wherever he goes. ls now serving in the Navy. Page Twenty-one

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- - is Q1 ' 1 gs B I R an ev Zffl 1 il fr A F' -sae i f r .., .fx2l X EIGHTEENTH MID-YEAR COIVIIVIENCEIVIENT EXERCISES PERRY HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1945 PERRY AUDITORIUM E. R. CARSON, Principal PROGRAM America was promise to whom? America was always promises. Archibald MacLeish. Processional National Anthem - f Audience Bourree f f ffff-fff f J. S. Bach Perry High School Orchestra Invocation f fff1fff Rev. Walter L. Winner Theme: Pittsburgh Is Promises The Promise of Her Industry f The Promise of Her Culture fffff 'Chorus-'Ljennie With the Light Brown Hair Homes f f f f f f The Promise of Her The Promise of Her Roadways and Waterways f Chorus- The First Light of nMorning f Presentation of Awards f f f f f f Presentation of Diplomas f f f f Iviemorial Luth eran Ch urch f John Burns f Peggy Allardice f Stephen Foster f Bishop Hines Beverly Robbins f Richard Kountz f f E. R. Carson Dr. E. A. Dimmick Associate Superintendent of Schools Benediction f f Rev. Walter L. Winner Alma Mater ' ' f Class and Audience Directed by Aldena Hedge Recessional Page Twenty-three