Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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'T V' JD ::-.::- TIC U N ---ff Q H uc 1: :zip I 1 ... - at 5 f .1 Gb w-Q r so 2 i : A, 3 M N Ki lt' Q 1 fisxx . 6529 s-'ii f Q s 1 r ff Vg 1 is . , ' lf' QS' 5 2151 , x 1 X -' . N ' ,r . , ilk, -A' , , . '- ,o : E I, f : N f ir, Q! 1 gif , fd 3 ! 1 Y , . --1, ' fgvl 2 -- ,Hi --- , 'J-M ,Y 5, . . Y 1 V -uf . We, the ciass ot 1955, have chosen tor our theme, Town and Countryf' it is appropriately chosen since, for the first time, the city and country students have come up from the ninth grade as a hody. During this time we have learned the meaning and vaiue ot teamworic. Never has there been any serious threat to the unity between the two groups. The iaheis Hhicku and usiicicern have iost their old sting and are now used only in triendiy jokes. The strong bonds ot friendship have iiniced the two elements with a firm hold that wiii not be easiiy hroicen. Many ot these friendships formed between the town and country will last inor- ever. it is on these ciose terms that we step over the threshold of our high school years into the roadway of iiie i- he it paved or muddy. On the toiiowing pages we shaii attempt to unfold cieariy and accurately .-1 This , , , , Qur Story. 74414 af 0444144444 624444414 561446444 6444444 rqalliailliai Sperm PQDLCL444 r , bg, .-5 ' s, V 1 1 . ar gs. 'Y - 5 4 . -ffw Jlpl.-13 .,, , 5, 'I 1' 2243 1- -ff 4 f ' J fnqfzdk .zefzcmfmenf SENIOR ENGLISH L. to R. Miss Ella F. Martin . . . English, Sipgmish Miss Elizabeth Stormfcls . English. Latin Mrs. Esther M. Krummell Lihrsirizln Mrs. Lucy B. McCandlc-ss English Miss Thercssa W. Matz . English Miss Mary R. Anderson English .IUNIOR ENGLISH l.,. to R. Miss Maryclessie Blayney English, Ural English Miss Fannie V. Blair . English Miss Martha Fohl . . . English Mrs. Alice R. Keating . . English I Wx, Ai JH lv 9? , X 5 Sidi? S139 1 1 1 Q . lilikf .Mf f We r. QCMZZZQ HISTORY DEPARTMENT L. to R. Miss Helen Ewing .... Social Studies, History Miss Anna E- Traubcrt . . . History Miss Ethel L. Roberts - . History Miss Anne H. Simon . . Social Studies Mr. Hugh T- Russell .... History American Government MATH DEPARTMENT L. to R. Mr. Werimer E. Buker . . . Algebra, Geometry. Trigonometry Miss Lorraine I. Johnson . - General Math Miss Catherine A. V. Lyons Algebra, Geometry Mr. Charles Routb . . General Math Mrs. Eva S- Yockey .... Algebra, General Math Mr. james E. Mulligan . . . Generali Math SCIENCE DEPARTMENT L. to R. Mr. Michael Zukovich . . . Mr Mr. Mr Mr Biology, Gcncral Scicncc L. Chester Irons . . . Biology Charles Routh . . - . Ph ysics, Gcncrall Scicncc Henry E. McKelvey . . Chcmistry Louis A. Cattley . . Gcncrul Scicncc COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT L. tu R. Miss Norman E. Ferraro Typing, Shorthand Miss Emma Galbraith . . Typing, Shorthand Mr- W. Boord ...... Typing, Bonkkccping SHOP INSTRUCTORS L. to R. Mr. Mr- Mr. James R. Berry . . Mzxchinc Shop James McKe0n . . Mcchailiicail Drawing Carl A. Komm . . Elcctric Shop Mr. James S. Dickson Wcmrucl Shop PHYSICAL EDUCATION L- to R. Miss Ora M. Sanders . - . Phys. Ed., Hygiene Miss Mildred I. Snodgrass . . . Phys. Ed., Hygiene Mr. Oliver C. Gordon Phys. Ed. Mr. Karl A. Fehrenbach . Phys. Ed., Hygiene Mr. Chester A. Smith . Phys. Ed., Hygiene CZCMZZQ MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENT L. to R. Mr. Stevan G. Ambrits ..-... Orchestra Miss Marjorie A. Blackstone Arts and Crafts Mrs. Rose B- Lundgren . Art Miss Mary L. Gibson . . Voice HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT L. to R. Miss Anna M. England . . Sewing Mrs. Mary C. Mendel . . . Foods Miss Barbara Jane Power . Sewing Q A u Aly, H Ncfmlnzdfaafian . Mr. D. R. Douglass Principal OFFICE STAFF AND A L. to R. Mrs. Helen Cumley . . . Sccrctalry Miss Delores Karanzas Asst. Lll'5I'2ll'l1l1l Mr. Homer Sutherland . . . Vice Principal Mr. I Homer Sutherlfmd DMINISTRATORS Mr. D. R. Douglass . . . Principal Mr. Irvin F. l-loerger . . 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XA nw l Z I W .I:x.Q 1,, I, Q I , 5 ,V M4 L, QXNQWQ4 . ,!x nffwvf f :f+ ,fp 34 ff I -Z f A 1 Ziff' 1 i I-V,,.z:, X Q, x lv' 2' 4' jf 2 5 'ATI ,,r'- 'f 1 :,f -faflf-f'.f?fi4f1-'f 4 ' Zlebmafuf G eu January ,-1 saw the departure oi the mid-year ciass of 1955. Such a coiiection of talents wiii be hard to find again. From out oi the ULyon,s Denn came Gits Seii, swim captain, Sentimentaiist, and president of the schooig Don Corry, cafeteria manager, and Niariiyn Niccieary, School Spirit, hoth winners of the unseifish service medaisg Jeanne Moore and Jean Nolan, majorettesg Jeane Matthews, Irene DeMarco, and Margie Haseman, cheerleaders: Lois Weideman and Marilyn Scheiihaas, songhirds: Bob Kagie and Bert Patterson, iootioaii heroes: and Bob Daricey, our version of Jerry Lewis. 51 lss Hail of Fame does not end here. Their Class Day performance was the hest for many years. This class, under the guidance of Miss C. A. V. Lyons, eaweel its niche among the previous classes and its deeds speak weii for aii its members. GEORGE BAHL George Babe HHOIU do you like that School Splirit, Bogi, Milqoy, Social Dancing, Class Day Committee Our class clown who drives the girls wild. Likes girls, apples, and burning out bearings. Dislikes spooky people. Plans include Air Force with Lutz. ?., ROSE MARIE BOTIC lqllsl' Club 111, Biology Rose's friendly nature and winning smile have won many friends for her. Her pretty blond hair will not he forgotten. Always smiling, she and Brownie make a good pair. MARY ANN COHAN HMI .. I P Service Club, Red Cross Club Our cute little athlete. Mae enjoys collecting stamps but her favorite pastime is sports. Her plans include secretarial work. DONALD CORRY Hijlblln noi! clt'l'U Varsity Swimming, Milroy, Co-Chairman of Cafeteria, President of Bogi, Club 111, Perryscope, Yeadboolr, School Spirit, Senior Play, Class Day Committee Our favorite redfhead who is quite a busy fellow. He plans to be a radio announcer. ROBERT DARKEY Uuubu ullolfl lunic everyone. J National Honor, Cafeteria Committee, Van ity Football, Varsity Bas- ltetball Our exciting jerry Lewis twin. who likes sports, records, and a blond named jean. Dislikes serious people. Plans to be an architect after college. IRENE DEMARCO Revue Hlsnil lhul funnyfi Secretary of Senior Class, Secretary of Biology, Captain Cheerleaders, Secretary National Honor Soc.ety, Cafeteria Committee, Yearbook Staff Our peppy sweetheart of the class who likes Italian food. She plans a trip to the altar with Dick. GLEN DALTON Hlvloosen uhvllere are we going this l7riiiny?H Vice-President Senior Class, Biology, Managing Editor Yearbook, Cafeteria Committee, School Spirit, Class Day Committee Our handsome fellow who likes working at Hites and driving a Willys jeep. His plans include Medical School at Pitt. AURELIA DICKERSON Rel Cafeteria Committee, Biology, Yearbook Our delicate miss who likes records by Sarah Vaughn, George Shearing, and Stan Kenton. Rel likes to dance and skate but dislikes 1,000 word themes. Plans to be a secretary. JAMES EVERARD lint UTl1ulis real gonun Bogi, Milroy, Class Day Committee, Social Dancing, School Spirit Our brilliant boy who is a good sport, jim likes anything that's fun like driving but dislikes people who won't be happy. Plans are undecided. JAMES GRIVAS 'ilimruyn Oli gerfs' Band, Orchestra, Chairman Clean Up Committee, President of Senior Class, Yearbook Staff. Our popular darkfhaircd boy who likes hunting, basketball, skating and Trilby. His plans include either working or college. l w .eefa sl: MARY HALLETT HKGNGH Oli My Heavens Club 111, Biology Our glamorous blond who likes movies and dogs. Keeta dislikes school and work and plans include a trip around the world. A sure bet is that she will be successful. MARIORIE HASEMAN .'MUf9i0 'Ave Juni! do that do we? Editor-in-chief of Yearbook, Cheerleaders, National Honor, Bogi, Bio- logy, Cafeteria Committee, Class Day Committee, Senior Play ' Our darling blond cheerleader who is everyone's friend. Margie likes crewfcuts, cowboys, and Indian pic' tures. HOWARD HEDGE Hljinlen A Capella, School Spirit, Club 111, Treasurer of Milroy, Class Day Committee Our good looking friendly fellow who likes Andy's, the jeep, and blonds. His future plans include visiting Florida and Uncle Sam. ELIZABETH HOLMES Biz wlloo Tllirlzn Bogi, Biology, Milroy, Cafeteiia, School Spirit, Class Day Committee Our petite miss who likes to talk on the phone and listen to Swing Shift, Biz dislikes rainy days, fish, and writing themes. Plans include college. ROBERT KAGLE Bob HTYUIIVFU friggin nw. Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Cafeteria Committee, School Spirit, Net Club, Hi-Y. Our gigantic hefman who likes sports. Bob dislikes giddy girls and a great part of school. Plans include college or maybe being a milkman. ROBERT LUTZINGER Lutz Mxvuit u SPCUIILI, Xvuil a Second. Varsity Football, Cafeteria, Class Day Committee, School Spirit, Projeciionist Club, Milaoy. Our sharp dresser who likes nice clothes, and money, and jaggin' people. Lutz will leave for the Air Force with George. JEAN MATTHEWS ' ' Inu ri' ' Yearbook, Biology, Cheerleader, Bogi, Chairman of Music Com- mittee for Prom Full of pep and vim, leanie's always on the go. Leads cheers like nobody's business. Will always be remembered for her dark hair and pearly teeth. AUDREY MCALLISTER Hfliulgei' UHum sumizlge will: sompen on il. Biology, Club 111, Milroy Our shy miss who has a very pleasing personality. Audge hates rainy weather, especially if it stops her from going roller skating. Her main ambition is to be a nurse. MARILYN MCCLEARY Marilyn UConm on Kids. President School Spiiilt, Club 111, Milroy, Bogi, Biology Our cute School Spirit. Likes to go dancing at Mcmnpers. In the future she plans to be a secretary with jack as the boss. JEANNE MOORE Ulvuii usluulilup pli:.l' Majorettes, A Capella, Bogi, Milroy, Y-Teens, School Spirit, Class Day Committee Our sweet Snow Queen. jean is liked by all. She likes peanut butter and crackers. Her plans include IBM School. I 7mZh cw JEAN NOLAN Scrub clumps National Honor Society, Bogi, Biology, Nmroy, School S ilit, Ma- jorettes, Yea-book, Senior Play, Co-chairman Cafeteria Cgoxnmittee, Clan Day Committee Our pretty dark-haired doll who likes Monpers and dancing. She plans a secretarial job. BERT PATTERSON Bert Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, President of A Cappella, Or- chestra, Band Our all around athlete who likes to eat and keep a scrap hook. Dislikes unfriendly girls. Bert plans to attend college. 5 Q. CAROLE ROHM UCUFOIGH lfs a riot. School Spiiiit, Y-Teens, Bogi, Club 111, Art Editor Yearbook, Class Day Comxnittee Our exciting miss who likes coffee and skinney boys. She will be remembered for her art Work. Her plans fore' tell college. HARRY WALTER ROSE Hurry Harry's remembered for his quick wit and athletic ability. Was a big roar in the I.yon's Den. Always easy going and sure to be a success. WILLIAM H. RUEGE Bill Quiet, easy going Bill is friendly to everyone. Had -- a lot of fun in his many shop periods. PATRICIA SATURLEY Piulgen Girls Basketball Club, Biology Club Our friendly miss with the athletic ability. She likes the Wexford Starlite but dislikes egg plants. Her future plans include chuck. ..Hi.. 5 Q '5- A , MARILYN SCHELLHAAS my HS1'lIl'llyH Hslllllltlllll ljllllllfli School Spitit, A Capvlla, Club Ill, 'l'.k:asnrcr of Senior Class, Bogi, Prom Committee, Senior Play c3Lll'l1llCIIU'Ll singcx' with tlw lWCilllllliLll Qycs and fpxntklf . mg pt-mmnlity. Ht-r lutnrc plans inclutlc wc1'ctz11'ig1l work. , lg if 5 STEWART SELL 'ifiilsu 'Ava' all lrmlcu lvlislfxlcvsl' Preiidvnt of Senior School, Captain Swilnm'ng Train, Varsity Foot- ball, National Honor Society, Pvrryscopc, Biology ' Um' lIIlI1LlrlUIllL', smiling prufitlulit wlin can rvzllly X3 , . N ' swim. HQ likes qlnut pcnplu :mtl mnncy. Cnllt-gv ii 111 his liuturc plans, LOIS WIEDEMAN 1.010 I IH SUITY School Spirit, Litelary Editor of Your-book, A Capella, Social Danc- ing, Cafeteria, Prom Conz-mittec, Senior Play, Bogi Our Llzlsliing rcdflicztd wlin likcs HBCLIIIFN :intl lxcl' new lwpc clicst. Plans tn lan' il x'cccptioniQt. DANIEL WINGARD Hlfuriw i'l.vl's will np.. Yearbook, Projectionist Om' txlll, niccflnoking lzul who simply lnvnw class picf nica, food, :intl That nlccpf' If Dun line lne wary lic will rctirc :tt 18. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS DAY COMMITTEE 1ltnn,M. Sclwlllmgts, Grivus, I. DcM:n-cn Sitting on lilooi' M. Hatscmzin. E. Holmes. C. Dalton Sitting on cliznrs D. Corry, lvlonrc. Nolan, U. Pmlml Standing C. Rohm. M. Hullct. QI. Ev:n':x1'd. H. Hedge 2? if 3 ey A Y sic im Hare, Lu rz L14 fa all I A J N , ff, 1' 'A 5 ser P b eg , j PQQJ ff' V - xll X J J' 7 Q, J Q- , I 0 O 1 r N 'Q Dos fa Ps 65 51592320 .- 5i3a?fi9253 11. .' il' P LX ? tg, H dbx ,Q :' r 'SMIL-am DON 'T ' f 13 L Qu 3 ,af My W Biz 5: 1 nfl , viii-'-'H eoR90 N Y Thr-Kee Blino Q YVUCCI P ' I vffmi HN 1. s 'iw i mm Silent 'FR T'wo Twnqlwy ml GA mel F na hw RWAS JQMYS Ukeemei Dfw C! Akflfvye, wmmen ell O Q i s 0 - M V9i..,. gedananq 61444 George Bahl ......,,....... Rose Marie Botic .......A...,...,.. Mary Ann Cohan Don Corry .......,AA,....... Glen Dalton .......... Bob Darkey .......... Irene DeMarco .............,....,..... Aurelia Dickerson jim Everard ...........,...... Jim Grivas ........... W Mary Hallett ............ Margie Haseman .v................ Howard Hedge .,..... Biz Holmes ............ Bob Kagle .......... Bob Lutzinger jean Matthews ..................... Audrey McAllister Marilyn McCleary Jean Moore ...............,.. Jean Nolan ..... , ...... Bert Patterson ,.... A... ......,,,. Carole Rohm ...,....... Harry Rose ......,..... Pat Saturley ........... , ................. Marilyn Schellhaas Gits Sell ..........4................ Lois Wiedeman .,..,................ Dan Wingard ............ 1953 Driving a hot rod ........ Friendly .......l............,.............. Never saying much ........... ........... Lots of Worries ......... Business man .......... Planmng trouble ................,...........,. Half owner of a Buick .................. Blues singer ............................. ..,........ Happy ............................ Class Casanova .........,.. Liking movie stars ........ Wit of the class ........ Good dancer ............. Talking fast ..... - ...,.. Man of leisure ......... Everybody's pal ...,..... Cashier at Boggs ..... N .... Walking with Al ........... Dates Jack ........,...... Crazy laugh ...............................,............. Cofchairman of everything Perry's leading athlete ...,.............. Artist ...................................,........................... Hites helper ..... - ...... ........... Chuck's girl ..... -... ....... Mrs. Morris Swimmer ................ ........... Going Steady .......... ...,...,... Bashful boy ......, ........... 1963 Souping up planes in the Miss Personality Gossip commentator No more worries Millionaire Planning homes Full owner Lullaby singer Star of Happy's Party Rival of Charles Boyer Mrs. M- G. M. Wit! her husband Teaching dancing in a h Talking faster Tooth pick king One gal's husband Cashier at Fort Knox Down aisle with Al Steady date Mrs. Bug house Cofchairman of a home U. S. A's leading athlete Artist's model Hite's owner Chuck's wife Mrs. Morris K Channel contender Steady marriage Bashful husband U. S urry. Qeianaay fam! af Accused of Teasing the ,girls ......,,,......,,..... Coming from the sticks .......... Being friendly ........... - ........,........,,....... Liking Georgia's hot climate ,.,,. Overloading the jeep ............ Looking like jerry Lewis ........ Being engaged .....,,,........,,......,..., 1 Being a good dancer ....... Blasting off in a Ford ...,.....,.. Looking like a Greek god ........ Defense Tons of fun ss Q Look how far Lincoln got It just comes naturally It must be that old flame' Shhh, Clyde might hear I like it, I like it 'Tm Diamond Lil Just call me Thumbleenan 'Tm a Video Ranger Acting like a Greek devil Liking movie stars ................................................. ...... ' 'just call me Cecil B . Being one of the few natural blonds Being the class Casanova ..... - ....... - .......... ...... ' ' Being the best dressed IZA .........,..,,,........... ...... ' ' Sneaking past Miss Lyons at 8:46 ........,. ...... It's really a wig She nabs me every time Keeping 311 in stitches .,........,.......,,,.. Just a cutfup Always knowing the right time ........... ...... ' 'A watch helps Being shy ...............,......i...............,.......,,...,...... So is Al Being friendly .........,... It just comes naturally Being a TarfGar ......... Li-king convertibles .........., Being an athletic ace .......... Having a political hairfdo ........... Sleeping in O. E. class ......... Being a good athlete ....... Having an alias ......... Playing a mean sax .......... Liking Pork and Beans ..,...... Shaking when he laughs ....,... This ain't no long tail 'Tm the outdoor type Blame it on Coach Me and Mamie My boots were too heavy sn It runs in the family It's the law 'Tm just sentimental just plain Beans Call me Santa Where there's a will theres a way We eat a lot of potatoes at home adam UZQ44 Jzdaw 7th Grade Golly, aren't seniors big? We twenty little Chamthamites who came trooping to Perry that cold day in February, 1947 found quite a difference from what we were used to. Mrs. Russell became our first report teacher, and through her guidance we got our high school career off to a .good start. 8th Grade Aw Mrs. Russell, not more math cards? Slowly but surely our class was growing. We were taking an active part in Perry's activities now, and did we yell at those football games! 9th Grade But if its a dead language, why bother? Freshmen at last! New friends joined us from McNaugher and Clayton. We now chose our own subjects and were at long last permitted to join Milroy. Due to our size, we had to be divided into two home rooms. Half of us went to 203 and the other half to 319. 10th Grade He was kidding about a week of tests, wasn't he? On the move again. This time the Chem. Lab. and 311 became our domain. What fun we had this year! The fellows went out for the team, and the girls tried out for majorettes and cheerleaders. Our class was dwindling in size but not in spirit. We came through biology with flying colors - well, anyway we came through. 11th Grade If only Macbeth had died at the beginning of the play- The civil war raged again. The Yankees from 311 and the Johnnie Rebs from 106 brought it back to life, all in fun of course. When football came around this year, our class was well represented on the team. The same was true of basketball and swimming. Chemistry class was always full of surprises. This year we got ou-r taste of 1000 word themes, Shakespeare, and hydrogen sulfide. 12th Grade Honest Miss Lyons, I gave you the absentee slip. For the first time since 8th grade our class was all together. Twentyfnine under the guidance of Miss Lyons, started off on the last year of high school. The Senior Play Growing Pains came and went. Five from our class participated. Every' one waited impatiently for the prom, then suddenly that, too, was over- But Edgewood Country Club and Tommy Carlyn's music remain in our memories. The semester changed. Stewart Sell became president of the school and jim Grivas, president of the class. Pictures were exchanged with the usual ohs and ahs . Class day preparations began with great care and secrecy. All too soon we found our' selves in the midst of commencement arrangements, and everyone in the class had the same question on his mind, Why does time fly so fast? x. . r 4, . , . , 'I . A - 2-F! :AQ 9-ei - ,g,. I, .,.5i?a .N yi if M. 1 ,T , W- ' . T-jj 21 - . ,N , 3'-J .4 1 .1441 'ivgf' . , , , Nfl I X 1 I .' ' 1. egg. K: ' 'L I 1 ' ' .f ' ' ,qv 'Lf' . 'fig - A .1 . 4 Q15 ff . -'L . ' 'FSF' ', mb. ,Z 1 I , . . 14 ,wx ,yn ,. A . ? x if-5: if -1 ' K A 'I' V I 7 -gf ' -- -,,-. , -Q31 + , . ' , .A , . 'if Y , .M U .. , -- ,A A JT , N U 'GJ gi 1 'H -:- y. g - . Q 45' '. ' '.- ' A 'HEI :gg - A A -,. , . .7. J, .'y..L,,-V9.9 v, 1 ,'- ,',,'.,, 4- , ,z 'PM W -1 A V . . -- ,..- . .-hy..-r - . S , f , .. '4'S2 15' 5, qi , ., ' ,. 5 ' 5 ' ff 11 53 A nf - 5'1'- '+-wfyv-.v---u M' 'V' '-..,J,. -v 4' 1 '. Y 'Nz-' J Q v -7' 1 - 'f sr' .' - 42 'Sli' 4' ' ' '- -.- ,v- . 'n T '. Mark--wf,s.41,Q.rsfr1a.:f.--mhtifizze. L, vw- -,af r, A ' . J Q. , .J nm. . ,,,m1:imuTde1n.,a3.1'fm . frm , v H- - MMG gldidf Alas, when the roll is called in P. H. S. next fall the class of '53 will be among the missing. We leave Perry a little sad at heart and will always look back with fond memories We are justly proud of our record and point with pride to a few of our achievements. But first take note of our capable sponsors, Miss Anna Traubert and Mr. Chester Ironsg and next, our class officers, who were elected by this class after deep thought and consideration. The president is Dale Claving vicefpresident, Warne White, secretary, Madeline Azzarellog and treasf urer, Bernice Baynes. Among the outstanding people in our class are Ted Rohm, who has been president of the Biology Club for the past four semesters, Carole Colebob, who is editor of the Perryscopeg Don Mc' Bride, who is editor of the Yearbook, and Charlie Heard, who has been the pianist for the Orchestra, A Capella Choir, and most of the groups who needed an accompanist. Although there are others to fill the places of the '53 graduates, sports at Perry will suffer a heavy loss. Wziriie White broke the swimming record in the 200 yard freestyle. The time, which was formerly 2.12, is now 2.10. Don Wocndrtuw added to the glory of Perry by finishing third in SCHOOL OFFICERS Dave Norris - Activities Mgr. Nancy Etzel - Secretary Bill Wylarid - President Ray Priest - Vice-President the City Cross Country finals and setting a Perry record by coming in eighteenth at Pcnn State. Music makers are in our midst, too. Rememf ber the Sentimentalists, and their . . . rhythm? Ted Rohm, Bill Kay, Charlie Heard, Gits Sell, and Aubrey Hall '55 made up their band and played at the Perry Fair, Milroy, and Bogi dances. Ever have your name on the bulletin board re- minding you that you had thoughtlessly dropped waste paper on the floor or had broken some other school rule? That was the work of Charlie Chan's Crew organized in '53 by the members of Senior Council so that we would have a better and cleaner school. Another achievement in '53 was the change in the point system. Now the cheerleaders get 15 points, the members of the Cafeteria Committee get 10 points, and the girls who work in the office get 15 points. This year we have kept you posted on school 'lgoings onl' through more issues of the Perryscope- We had thirteen papers this year, a new high in the number of issues published. We hope Perry will not forget us, for we will always keep her among our memories. Our Perry High dear Alma Mater thou .... CLASS OFFICERS Bernice Baynes - Treasurer Dale Glavin - President Madeline Azzerello - Secretary Warne White - Vice-President THOMAS BARCLAY ALLARDICE Tom George Biology, Projectionist Tom is another of our succesful newfcomcrs. Has no trouble making plenty of friends. His wonderful per' sonality will help him always. GEORGE ARENT Pele Football, Track Pete's height is quite amazing . . . will undoubtedly get up in the world. Prefers his women in the form of dumb blonds! DOROTHY ARNOLD Dol Oli my goorlnvss Luncheon, Bogi, Milroy Dot is known and envied for her beautiful dark hair. Has a terrific weakness for tall, catty boys, the Four Aces, and the Four Lads. She'll make some lucky boss a fine secretary. LORRAINE ATKINSON Rainy Ulfoiilre golfing Curried uwuyn Periscope, Bogi, Service, Y-Teens, Home Room Secretary, Senior Council A very responsible gal who is always seen with Dot Covert or Dot Gerlach. just crazy about Santa Claus. Rainy will make a very competent secretary. RONALD ATKINSON Ron Do's and Don'ts Poor Ron hates what he has most of-homework! Gives Miss Lyons quite a time over it. Could converse on just about any phase of sports. MADELIN E AZZARELLO lvlrulgv ul rlonll Curt - Srrretary of Senior Class, Biology, Service, Secretary of Bogi, Mil- roy, NHS One of our cutest little brunettes: always has a friendly smile for everyone. Her beautiful eyes are enough to make any fellow melt. Future plans include secretarial work . . . and Ed. DONALD CHRISTIAN BAACKE Dlllfliy You LHOIUI! A Cappella, Orchestra, President of Show Time Don really goes to town on his bass fiddle . . . one of the famed Sentimentalists. Plans to enter the ministry in college. SANDRA LYNNE BAIERL Suntly Hyun elorft suyu Perryscope, A Capella, Girls Leaders, Bogi, Y-Teens, Milroy Sandy is one of the most faithful sopranos in the choir. If her future patients like her as well as her class' mates do, she's sure to be a successful nurse. THOMAS E. BARRON Tom Hxvlinllu ya soy Daily A Capella Handsome Tom likes custom hopfups, women, North Park, and happy times! Prefers his women to be dumb! joining navy after graduation . . . good looking sailor!! BERNICE LEONA BAYNES Bvrniv Hnonesln Treasurer of Seniori Class, Yearbook, Perryscope, Biology, NHS, Li- brary Staff, Vice-President of Bogi One of our outstanding artists . . . Bernie is known for her dependability, brains, and friendly smile. Plans to attend Carnegie Tech and take up art. K Tl' t-F. LOIS BECKERT Lo Oh gee Girls Leaders, Cheerleader, Bogi One of Perry's peppy seven . . . likes dancing and swimming. Managed to accumulate quite a sweater collec- tion. ls always seen catting around in her red convertible. VELMA JEAN BERGMAN Jean Yes Boss, on the clouiwleh Dmaimatic, Bogi A sweet, cute girl who likes Teddy and dislikes catty boys. Her friends include Shirley and Pat. Plans to be married after graduation. DOROTHY BIERLINE Do! Thrills iougili' Service Club A very friendly gal with beautiful big brown eyes: likes television and dancing but dislikes bossy people. Seen often with Shirley English. Plans to become a secretary. MARLENE BOREK Molly Hi clolln Biology, Art Service, Bogi Molly's slow smile and good nature win her many friends. Likes swimming, dancing, and boys . . . never could quite master English or Miss Anderson. PAUL BOUCEK Ace Go Cfllly fllfllllu Biology, Projectionist, Bogi Always ready for a good time and a laugh . . . Paul's illustrious Ford will always be remembered as will his personality. RUBY PEARL BOWMAN Rube HSIINJ you will A Capella, Dramatic, Bogi Ruhy's sparkling personality puts her in the center of every group. Can usually be found planning some new devilment with Jane and Corky. SHIRLEY MAE BROWNE Siiirl Carfl waitl' Biology, Bogi Keep your ears open for a shriek of laughter and you're sure to find Brownie. . . her interests always are centered around the Air Force with Dave in particular. With her keen sense of humor she's sure to succeed any' where. DONNA JUNE BYERLY Dan HDoes anyone 'NIUE lilly gllnl?-l Biology, Rarely seen without a smile, Donna enjoys the Four Lads, Levis, parties, and icefskating but rloesn't care for work. Pals are Anna Marie, Jo Ann, Marion, and Dot. Plans to be a secretary. JACQUELYN TERESA CASALE Jackie Milli bein A Capella, Yearbook, Perrystope, Dramatic, Y-Teens, Bogi, Milrovy, Secretary of Home Room - 215 Always ready for a laugh, Jackie is the life of every gathering. Sings a lusty tenor in the choir and strikes up close harmony with Bernie. CAROLE JO COLEBOB Carole You're a doll! IS?E:::lpmEgitogCKiof ,B0lZ?itM of Perryscope, Biology, NHS, Carole is about the busiest girl in the school! She manages to take time out to be a good friend to 'most everybody. Suffers from an incurable Heart trouble. RICHARD COMPORT Dick Hills crazy Dick is known for his smooth hair and pearly teeth . . . is the life of every class. He has a way with women and really goes on the dance floor. NANCY LEE CORCORAN Nance l'll iw! you woulilu Perryscope, Dralnatic, Service, Y-Teens, Bogi, Milroy No matter what Nance does she always has fun doing it. Always seen with jane and Ruby . . . plans to be an excellent stenographer. SHELDA MAE CORRIE Sis Yea, il is President of Girls Leaders, Luncheon, Bogi, Secretary of Home Room Prettiest truckfdriver on the road . . . despises road' hogs, Likes sports of any kind but likes Scotty best of all. Seen with Marlene and Margie most of the time. CAROL COSTA Curul You know me Cuz Club lll, Bogi, Milroy Carol's pretty, naturally curly hair is admired by all. She likes Bill and sports, but dislikes conceited people. Plans include Bill. DOROTHY JEAN COVERT Dol Thats a cinch Yearbook, Penh-yscope, Red Cross, Bogi, Y-Teens, Service, Class Play One of our peppy brunettes who is always full of fun . . . likes curlyfhaired boys and friendly people, but dis' likes big wheels. Plans include Business College. Then? WILLIAM COVERT Bill Biology, Chess Team One of our more quiet fellows . . . is very likeable. Has a terrific weakness for MONEY, but loathes home' work. Plans to be a minister. WILLIAM CREESE Bill HVVl1o knows? Stage Crew Bill plans to follow in his father's footsteps and be' come a painter. His vast stage crew experience assures his success. SALLY CRUMP Kitty Oli Gloryll' A Cappella, Dramatic, Bogi Kitty is one of our friendliest girls . . . made many friends with her ready smile. Can't stand homework or conceited people. Can't decide whether to be a typist or a dancer. ANITA MARY CUMER 'Nita i'Sure you tio Girls Leaders, Luncheon, Library Staff, Bogi, Milroy 'Nita always has a smile on her face and a gleam in her eye. Can usually be found cutting up with Dolly. DOROTHY DAISS Dol You know wliul I meuu A Capella, Bogi, Service, School Spirit, Class Play Dot's main interest is Mal. A friend to everyone Dot dislikes snobby people. Would like to take up secretarial work. ft-.:. 5 ist!..!... r F . sp GORDON F. DAVIS Gordy uDng-nal:-it Yearbook, Projectionist, Bogi, Bmketball Club, President of Home- room Gordon works hard at everything he tackles . . . leaves behind a great record at Perry. Is well liked by all his fellow students. Plans to attend Pitt. N ADIA DERKACH Naughty Hnouit lmoivu Yearbook, Service, Bogi A very pretty and friendly miss . . . joined us in the llth grade and was a hit from the start. Likes dancing, sports, and singing. Nadia, we know, will make a very efficient secretary and wife. MARLENE ANN DEVLIN Mar Mya mnngey critter Marlene is about the most seriousfminded girl we have . . . doubled so she could graduate in june. Plans to attend Nyack Bible Institute and go as a missionary to Africa. DOROTHY DILEY Dot Hey Sum Biology, Orchestra One of the friendliest senior girls, Dot is also a val' uable member of the orchestra. Finally managed to struggle through English. Likes catty boys and dancing. ANNA LOIS DILLON Rumdumb Let's live it upl' Business Manager of Perryscope, Perryscope Bulletin Board One of our lucky four who saw the inauguration in january . . , amazed many a Perryite on the roller rink. Plans to take Business Administration at Pitt. JACK EARNEST DUNN Mucluirw Gun mlvlzafs crazy Biology, Club Ill One of our sharpest dressers . . . has an eye for beautiful women. Can't understand anyone who isn't out for a good time! Plans to attend agricultural college. MARILYN RUTH EBERHARDT Iuleie Oli well Yearbook, A Capella, Service Marilyn's creamy complexion and curly dark hair are admired by all her fellow students. One of the choir's hest altos, she's sure to succeed as a secretary. GLADYS ARLEN E ELCHLEPP HTYOU LIIOII7 l.l7llfll 1 IIIYUHU Qmtcaagxslarogsdgi, Library Staff, Exchange Editor of Pevryscope, A pretty blond with a sweet smile. Gladys' interests are in music and poetry. Plans to major in music at college. SHIRLEY MAE ENGLISH Sllirl Hi there Service Club Shirl can usually be found pounding a typewriter in 208. Her pet peeve is important conversations cut short by Miss Traubert. NANCY CATHERINE ETZEL Nance nDon't get excited Perryscope, Cheerleaders, Biology, Bogi, Milroy Now here's a gal with a lot of pep! This little cheerleader really keeps the stands rocking. Seems to go for boys with crew cuts. Usually found with Shirley- her other half. Eat, Drink, anal he Merryl row -f l.. In R. KUDIA ANN FALLER Fltllltl nsollwllinly gmolmll' -gy, Dramatic, Bogi Always ready for a good laugh . . . likes dancing, nming. and writing to Don . . 4 always a good sport. is to he a secretary f lucky hoss! NORMAN EDWARD FANNING ivorm Ulli flu-ri , Biology, Btvgi Norm has a talent for making people laugh. Likes to go on hayrides with -loan hut dislikes Work and school. Plans to get married. IBARA JEAN FENNELL liuflmis ull!! lui... mok, Service, Nlajorerte Club Buttons is one of the lucky girls who flashes a kler on her lelt hand. She is always willing to . Her future plans naturally include Ray. ARTHUR FERGUSON Skip Treasurer of Biology Club, Cafeteria Committee, Perryscope Skip took time out for military school hut joined us again in llth grade. Has a weakness for la Femme. especially hlonds. One of our most popular hoys. - ,W .,Q,. MMMFS ' 2 5 Bottom Row 4 L. to R. DOLORES BEVERLY FERGUSON Dei' Milli lroy-nu lIUllll'H'!lI'lJu Biology, Service Dee is another smart gal who douhled to graduate with us, Dislikes shorthand dictation immensely! Plans include a tall, dark, and handsome fellow named tliuiiny, ELIZABETH J. FISHINGER Bells slloulil lim' so Literary Editor of Yearbook, Biology, NHS, Llvrary Staff, Secretary of Orchestra Betty's constant smile makes many lriends for her Can usually he seen pounding out duets with Charlie. Another of our future secretaries, she's sure to succeed. M. FORTENBACHER l.oii- Girls - flrfirliri' lolliulll' Perrv-scope, A Capella, Head Majorettc, Bogi, Milroy, Class Play, Yearbook Vv'hat would the inajorettes have done without Loie to lead them down the field? The life of every hen party, Lois plans to he a secretary to a wealthy executive, PATRICIA GALLOWICH f'ul U,lri- you ri-curly? long Bogi, LOIS Art Service, Biology One of our most talented artists, Pat also likes sports H- swimming, loothall. and haskethall, Vv'ould like to hecome a coinniereial artist. at feast Q- -.af .. X, :W m CARL HENRY GEIER Curl Hflonm on, iivcilln Cafeteria Committee Carl keeps up the family tradition at Perry. Became a familiar figure behind the ticket machine in the cafeteria. Will surely succeed at Tech, DOROTHY MAE GERLACH Dol lsnl lllul rule? Yearbook, Perryscope, Luncheon, Bogi, Art Service, Y-Teens, Mil- roy Qne of the cutest girls around Perry, she has artistic ability , . . likes good dancers, dislikes crabby people. Always seen with Dot and Lorraine. Intends to go to college. DALE GLAVIN CHHIXI HIJU0' yflflr ll',ll 1 ,5U A Capella, Orchestra, President of Senior Class Glabo plans to heed the call of Uncle Sam and join the Air Force. His wavy blond hair and ready smile make him quite a ladies' man. Will surely succeed in anything. ALBERT FRANK GOETZ Al nyvfllfrl' nfl' nlllfl flfl' YUII, ll1'iQll,J0I'?N Electrical Experiment, Bogi The biggest blight in Al's life is that old necessary evil known as SCHOOL. A real joker in any English class, Al goes for wimmin, records, and radio. Plans to join the Navy. PATRICIA ANN GRIFFITH Pu! Ullvy, llllll'S SHIUUIIIH A wonderful girl who likes Paul and smooth dancers. Her biggest dislike is homework . . . friends are Chris and Barb. A future secretary. ROBERT SEAMEN GUCKERT Dusly sv! yousi' guys Bob can always be relied upon for the latest sports news. His sharp humor and personality make him a success in anything he undertakes! MARION HAEFNER Miirly Biology Ma1'ion's favorite pastime is square dancing . . . is pretty good at it, too, She also likes to sew as is obvious from her pretty clothes. CARL HAGMAIER Hsilrl' ,ION llfln Football team, Stage Crew One of the best of the country kids. Bud'll never forget the Fifth Avenue game! Future plans include driving a truck. CAROLYN MAE HAGUE Cinrfllyn HCIOYYIC' UH iNllI71Fj', ll'f'.l' IH' lulvu Service, A Cappella, Yearbook, Treasurer of Home Room Darkfhaired, bluefeyed Carolyn enjoys writing to servicemen. Special pals are Marilyn and Nancy, Plans to take secretarial training after graduation. AUDREY HELEN HALL Anzzy Where there is noise there is Audrey and her friends fRuby, Sandy, and Shirl. lvlany fun provoking stunts are Audrey's doing. DOLORES JOANNE HANKEY I-Ianhey No kidding A Cappella, Service, Bogi Hankey cuts a cute figure twirling her baton and leading the Perrysville Cadettes. She is loyal to Perry but has a weakness for North Catholic and all contained therefin. JACQUELINE ANN HARLAN luclaiv Uivow, now ilon't gel vxcilerln Biology, Library Stall' A pleasant dark-haired gal who would like to attend Slippery Rock College and take primary teaching. Jackie dislikes all kinds of homework, especially themes. Sure to succeed. ELIZABETH LOU HARTMAN Bets Forget itn Biology, Bogi Bets is a real spirited Perryite . . . always seen at the football games and always smiling. Her only dislike is grumpy people. She plans to go into office work after graduation. ELIZABETH FORENCE HAY Belly Dirty tleuln Service, Biology, Libraly Staff, Bogi Wztvy-haired Betty likes football games, math, and history, but detests snobbish people and themefwriting. Included in her pals are Barbara and Mike. Will make an efficient nurse. CHARLES S. HEARD Clmrlie Hello liierei' Yearbook, Orchestra, Band, A Capella Accompanist, Showtime, Sentimentaliats, Biology, Bogi Perry's Mr. Music does everything from beating out the jazz with the Scntimentalists to directing the school orchestra. Plans to attend Oberlin Conservatory of lvlusic. KAREN HEINDL Karen Forget ill' Yearbook, Majorene, Biology, Bogi, Art Bulletin Board Laughing eyes and a shy smile . . . will always be remembered for her fine art work . . . often seen with Lil or Brownie . . . one of our bestfliked girls. EVELYN HENKE Dulvii Y Biology, Serv-ice, Bogi HU, SUN' Dutch's blond hair and cute features make her one of the prettiest girls in the senior class. Always manages to get stuck in the front of homeroom. HENRY GEORGE HENNING Hunk My, Ynrfre Cl goofl boy Biology, Art Service Smart Hank likes his '46 Plymouth, and the Bcity' luck football games. Can't stand homework or cold weather. Well liked by all. ARLENE HERSH llvrsliy Hi kiclrioiu Yearbook, Bfology, Majorelte, Bogi, Library Staff, Orchestra, Milroy Hershy is one of our ace typists . . . makes many a girl jealous with her dark curly hair. Likes Bob, dancing, and swimming. Can usually be seen with Mary or Sue. ROBERT V. HITE B011 Hlvlio nw? A Cappella, Projectionist, Track, Football Bob has a terrible weakness for the 16th and 11th letters of the alphabet . . . a weakness which he never made an attempt to overcome! Will be remembered as our star center. BARBARA ANN HOFFMAN Barbie 'Allis Cmzyn Sexvice, Biology, Bogi No one can help liking Barbie with her sparkling eyes and ready smile. Can't decide whether to become a missionary or join the waves. CLIFFORD DOUGLAS HOWARD Doug ulmlis lloolz on'- Stage Crew Foreman Doug is one of the unsung heroes on the stage crew. Makes quite an electrical display for Open House. Plans to become a farmer. SANDRA JEAN HYKAS Sumly Hliminy Cricleelsn Yearbook, A Cappella, Girls Leaders, Library Staff, Bogi Sandy is really a whiz on the basketball court . . . likes swimming and basketball best of all the sports. Is sure to succeed as a nurse. RAYMOND JEFFRIES Ray Milli, say tlwren Swimming team Next year's swimming team will miss this back stroker. Belongs to the exclusive Royal Order of 'iSneaks. Always seen with Nancy. ANNA MARIE IOCZ Afln ltGIUry ily., Service, Bogi One of our quieter misses with flashing dimples. Her hobbies are painting and reading . . . dislikes cats and cliches. Is sure to succeed in the Civil Service Field. MARTHA JANE KAECHELE Marty Ufjlz pickles! A Cappella, Service With such a pleasant personality, Marty is liked by all . . . dislikes getting up in the morning and unfriendly people. Makiiig her first million at Sparkle, Plans to attend Robert lvlorris and later . . . Bill. WILLIAM MILTON KAY Ulloly lvlunlu Yearbook, Biology, Bogi, Orchestra, Band, Showtime, Sentimentalists One of Perry's outstanding musicians and a swell guy. Bill plans to go to college and study engineering. DORIS KELLY Smiley Biology, Library Staff A swell lively girl who likes to loaf and have lots to eat . . . is often seen in the hall with Shirley and Buttons. Can be voted class wit! Sure to succeed as a secretary . SHIRLEY KEMP Sliirl O, come on non Service, Sec. of Showtime, Perryscope, Bogi, School Spirit A real lively gal from the sticks ls crazy about poodle cuts and roller skating. Always on the go, Shirl dislikes staying home. Plans to be a secretary. VIRGINIA ALICE KERCI-IENSKY Ginny Rr-ally' Yearbook, Biology, Library Staff, Club 111, Bogi Ginny's beautiful red hair is the envy of many a girl. Worked hard collecting Yearbook material from her homeroom. Plans include secretarial work. Top Ron L. to R. JANE KIRK Iuniv '.YVail'll l loll you A Cappella, Dramatic, Bogi, Milroy This pert little miss likes basketball, dancing, and Bill but hates rising early in the morning. Among her pals are Nancy and Ruby, and among her future plans is secretarial work. RICHARD DICE KLENKE KlmIe Kill il Football team, Track, Art Service Tall, handsome Rich is one of our most popular boys. Likes sports and Alice best of all. Is quite the boy up in the art department . . . usually cutting up! Plans to take up a trade. NANCY LEE KLOSKY UINYUIICUH ul-IOIIPVH A Cappella, Girls Leaders, President of Homeroom, Yearbook, Bogi, School Spirit lvlost always seen with Laura or Carolyng Nancy's main-delight is sports. Future plans include being a Certified Public Stenographer. Sure to make it. SHIRLEY J. KNABEL 'Sliirln UGO, go, golu Dramatic, Bogi A very snappy gal who likes lohnny, motorfcycle riding. and big Buicks. Among her pals are Lois and Chris. To join the Waves becomes her big ambition. FRANCES TI-IERESA LEO Hllrunu Camera, Club Ill ing . . . especially men! af Q, .,, Azlp T5 V I S , Hoy, lwls mln Easyfgoing, likable Fran is forever falling asleep in class. Likes dancing, skating, and hunt' Bottom Row l... to R. LOUIS B. LANE Abby HSIIOPIIPGKIH Perryscope Abby is to be remembered for his crazy laugh. Likes his Women wild . . . probably will find plenty just his type in college. PATRICIA LEECH Put uxvlullls luis lltllll8?. Art Service, Biology One of our prettiest mermaids, Pat takes many a prize for her swimming. Her dark hair is pretty, long or short. MARGARET M. LEKINSKY Hlllnrgie Hi Sureelieu Yearbook, A Cappella, Girls Leaders, Milroy, lBogi, Secretary of Home Room. Margie is rarely seen without a smile on her lace. Comes in from the country and is proud of it! Plans to join the lvlarines. LILLIAN NATALIE LIKAREVICH Lil loure fl nu! Yearbook, Perryseope, Art Service, Bogi, Biology, Art Bulletin Board, Milroy A cute little miss with a sparkling personality and smile . . . has a weakness for dancing and the attractions at North Park. Plans eventually to visit Europe with Sal. Santa HClawsH witli Dot anfl Ra .Z 47 w . Q XS X-new GEORGE ARTHUR LIMEBRIS Ucieorgel' Biology, Orchestra, Band George is a quiet but well liked fellow. Likes new cars and sports. His sense of humor will always keep him on top. VIOLA LUDOLFF Vi How you cloing hifi? Biology, Library Stall, Orchestra, Show Time, Bogi One of our most active orchestra members, Vi can always be found talking about Norm or Rainbows. ls friendly with everyone. JOSEPH MANZ Liltle loan ulloiucly neiglilzoru joe is another of our carefree lads . . . his ready smile wins him many friends. Manages to struggle through school but is happiest outside its walls. GORDON W. MARGERUM 'loleol' Biology Club Oleo can usually be seen on a motor cycle. His math fibility will surely be a big help to him in engineering sc oo. TRILBY MARGUS Mllrillzyu You know Bogi, Y-Teens Trilby's weaknesses are cute boys and tight skirts. ls quite a good dancer. Plans to become a telephone operator. DOROTHY MARTIN Dot llwowll Biology, Bogi, Milroy Dot's cute laugh and dancing eyes give her many an opportunity to go dancing at Monper's - her fav' orite sport. Snooty, silly people don't appeal to this sweet tempered miss. Plans to further her business training. JOANNA MAZURE Io 'lolz my heart Giirls Leaders, Service, Bogi Blond, blue-eyed, and good natured, Io is never at a loss for friends. Can't decide which is worse4 doing dishes or homework! Another of our future secretaries. LILLIAN AUDREY MAZURE Lil Oli lzow cute Luncheon, Girls Leaders, Milroy Lil is a real sweet gal who works at McCrory's in her spare time. Has a real sparkling smile and is crazy over striped sweaters. Future plans include secretarial work. DONALD HENRY McBRIDE JR. UD. H. ..T0nS ll' fllllll Editor of Yearbook, Copy Editor of Perryscope, A Cappella, Swim- ming Team, Cafeteria Committee, N. H. S. A Don likes tons of girls, swimming, driving, and sing- ing . . . quite a ladyfkiller. Will be a success in anything he does. ROBERT McCLELLAND Speed ..ClllCldEfl,' A Cappella, Club 111 Bob came to us from Avonworth in his senior year but had no trouble making friends . . . the strong, silent type. Is sure to do well. KATHARAINE ANN MCCLURE Katie Holi great! A Cappella, Club Ill, Bogi Katie is one of the most valuable members of the A Cappella Choir. Has a passion for Chevy convertibles. ls everybody's friend but can usually be seen with Anna Lois. ELIZABETH SUZANNE MCKINNEY Siren Hello llwren Service, Milroy, Bogi, School Spirit, Class Play A future secretary who dislikes to write letters. The happy type, Sue likes Dick and telephone calls. Always doing something for the school, she is sure to succeed. WILMA CATHERINE MEGAHAN 'fsrliullziuu Ain'l you a cuIiv? Perryscope, Biology, School Spirit, Bogi, Milroy Wiliiia is a real cutie . . . likes green convertibles and chocolate ice cream at Hite's. Always sporting a peppy smile. Plans to enter nurses' training. JAMES ROBERT JOSEPH MELDON King of llw Kids Tons of funn Football team, Track tealn Jim dislikes girls in any shape or form . . . at least that's the story he tells!! His biggest ambition is to give a second coat of paint to the Liberty Bridge! NANCY MERTZ Nanc Hi there Nanc has one of the friendliest smiles of any girl in the class. ls always cooking up some exotic dish for a cooking experiment. Plans to enter the Waves. JOHN LAWRENCE MILLER Uslimn HGUI me ll note for class Projcctionist, Stage Crew John and Ray make quite a pair . . . one crazier than the other. Will surely succeed as a bricklayer after all his stage crew experience. BRUCE W. MINERY Ub1illllUll'!l Hello ilu-re Projcdionist, Bogi, Hi-Y Minnow spent many an hour torturing Miss Rof berts in homeroom. Leaves Perry after school each day for West View. Everybody's friend. LOIS MARIE MORGAN nlioivu 'lHlllI'fl5'!! Senior Red Cross Loie has a mania for double dates and potatoe chips . . . is known for her snappy sense of humor and cute figure. Always seen with Lee or Rosie. JOAN LEE MORRISON Jon Forged ill' Yearbook, Dramatic, Biology, Bogi Joanie has a weakness for green convertibles and boys with pegged pants. Hates coming in at night and getting up in the morning. Will surely be a successful nurse. ARLENE MOSKUN A'ArH UGee you're wovulr-rfulu A Cappella, Service, Bogi A friendly gal who always has a smile for everyone . . . took a fancy to a certain yellow Ford convertible. Her pet peeves are homework and snobby girls. Is sure to succeed. Top Row L. to R. RUTH A. MULVEY uRuIliivH Hilo you lenou' Il'lIlIl?'l A Cappella, Club Ill, Y-Teens, School Spirit Une of the most sincere girls in our Class . . . would like to take up Christian Education at Bryan. Likes include hoekey and classical music. Ruthiels main dislike is twoflaced people. DOLORES NAGY llnllllklll USUN' yi! tlflll Service, School Spirit, Bogi, Nlilroy Dolly loves a good time and usually has one! Her pet peeve is wisefguysl Can usually he found laughing with 'Nita. Plans to do secretarial work, RONALD JAMES NARDINA uRonny-N Hlirvlly nosr-v uiull vuifu President of projectionist cluh Ronny's great sense of humor keeps even the dullest elass in stitches. He doesn't have a eare or an enemy in the world. Plans to 'Lwork . HELEN JEAN NEAL A ll fritiri n Row L, to R. MARY EILEEN NEY Hb'IllryH HSlllll', ,,UlIll Service, School Spirit, Nlilroy, Bogi A lovahle hlond miss . . . full of fun, Her weak' nesses are -lim, Frenehflries, dancing, and lots of tele' phone calls, Dislikes snohhy or twoflaeed people. Usually seen with Jeanie, Arlene, or Dot. JAMES DOUGLAS NOLL Hlluogultu Hflruzy quill' Biology, Band, Showtime Doug is known for his jazzy clarinet playing . . he and .loc cooked up a pretty good dance hand Dislikes shy girls and slow ears, Plans to take ur automotive work. DAVID LEWIS NORRIS Hlotlyn Ufllrvllnillg von sflvn Sports Editor of Yearbook, Perryseope, Activity lVlana,ger, Cross- Country Team, Swimming Team Not enough ean he said ahout Dave. Usually found in the hall with a girl on either arm. ls on the whole, one ol our most popular lellows. MARION KATHLEEN NOVAK lf'flYlYli0 nlmlls you uimfvrlvil Hfllll 'lou' nin- Yearhoolc, Biology, Library Statl' Service -leannie, our veteran merehandiser, made her first One ol' our commercial gals . . . likes just ahout any million working at Horne! . . . had an unpleasant assof eiation with the policeman who gives driver's tests! Her hrains and personality assure her success. thing hut homework! lnterests lay along the naval line Alter a secretarial career she plans to settle down ant get married. 'i iii ., , V 1 THEODORE JOHN PATRINOS mllerlu HNiCe going, Aw Biology, Club 111, Milroy Easyfgoing Ted has none of the cares of the world on his shoulders. Likes women and good times. . . makes a hobhy of flirting. Plans to become an educated hobo. ANNA TERESA PAVLICH ULNVUIIZH HYIITI Kiflllll LIIOIU, JU yOU?.' Copy Editor of Yearbook, Business Manager of Perryscope, Cafeteria Committee, Bogi Our active cafeteria worker . . . likes going to stock car races with Chuck. Is often seen with Nancy. Plans to marry Chuck. HARRY A. PETERSON ul,l'l1'H Hfio filer' u niinfzu Biology, Camera, Hi-Y, Bogi Happy Harry likes fast cars, jazz, and women. Dislikes anyone who doesn't want a good time. Will he a successful truck farmer when he buys his own farm. NANCY PINKERTON Hilxlilllfiil Hlrllllll UTP yd llllylUflyS?.l Literary Editor of Yearbook, Associate Editor of Perryscope, A Cappella, Dramatic, Perryscope Bulletin Board, Bogi Between Perryscope and Yearbook, Nance is a busy gal . . . one of our famed trio and aspiring pianists. Plans to tour the world with Nancy. PATRICIA ALICE PITTMAN Hilulu Come on nou Biology, Service I Pat has many Hne qualities but her personality shines above all. Likes dancing and sports, but dislikes homework, Best friends arc Gerry S. and Babe M. An' other of our future secretaries. JOHN POWELL Hlacl-an Biology, Projectionist Ace on the Chess Team . . . jack's ability in all helds should make him a success. His personality leaves nothing to be desired. Eating and Hshing are his fav' orite pastimes. AL PRIMO 'ifllu nllis cm 5 Biology, Vice-President of Art Service, Milroy Crazy Al goes in for '34 Plymouthsg wine, women and song: and football games. His pet peeve is getting up in the morning. Would like to attend Grove City College. ROBERT RAIBLE Uffobu All Figlllyn Yearbook, Treasurer of Stage Crew, Bogi, Milroy Mary's favorite, Bob is famous for the wave in his hair and that easyfgoing smile which won him many friends of both sexes. SHIRLEY RAMEY Hsflirlu Hllfl' you really Svriousyn A Cappella, Majorette, Bogi, Milroy Shirl and her double, Pretzy, can be found most any time or anywhere cooking up a laugh! Cuts a cute figure strutting down the football field. Biggest weak' ness? . . . strong, handsome boys!!!! RALPH GARY REASEY HRulpfiU Projectionist Club Can usually he found cutting up with Cordon or john . 1 . always good for a laugh. Makes the long trek in from the stix each day. WILLIAM IOSEPH RITTER Bill I forgot Pen-yscope, Cross-Country, Biology, Club lll Bills' crazy sense of humor and wit keeps many a group a chuckling. Is the recipient of many a dieting female's lunch in the cafeteria. LORETTA ROBINSON uRusty nl thought llzl alien Girls Leaders, Cheerleader, Bogi, Luncheon Rusty gave us quite a start when she came back to school one day a Mrs. The lucky man certainly got a prize . . . she is one of our peppiest cheerleaders. CLARENCE CHARLES ROESER Buzz Mlvorgel il Buzz is quite a man. Likes nice clothes, good music, and sports. Dislikes people with no sense of humor. Plans to become a flier, maybe. ROBERT B. ROGAN Rogy Hyun nin'l mncl are you? Orchestra, Band Bob really plays a wicked sax. His box hair cut and grin will live on in Perry after he's gone. Always ready to lend a hand. THEODORE LEY ROHM HTecln l'Wllal'll l play? Yearbook, Pen-yscope Sports Editor, President Biology, Orchestra, Band, Showtime, Sentimentalists, LBvogi, NHS Founder and leader of the famed Sentimentalists, Ted and his trombone are well known around Perry. Plans to take up dentistry at Pitt. JOHN ROZANSKI uRo ul try to be nice Biology, Football, HiY - Good old Long Iohnu likes Cordic and Co., crazy hicks and sports but can't stand getting up early, home' work, or big wheels. Plans to become a millionaire! GEORGE RUBAKER Rudy usleiivllcecl again Biology, Bogi Rudy's hobbies are hunting, fishing, hayrides, and brunettes. He dislikes women drivers. Became quite eff ficient on the typewriter. Plans may include the Navy. JOHN DAVID RUBER Dila Gad Cafeteria Committee, Milroy Dib likes football, comic books, and drawing . . . dislikes onions, homework, and shaving. Keeps the class laughing with his cartoons. Plans to make lots of money as a commercial artist. MARIE LOUISE RYAN Hlvlitzin Hxvliafs the scoop? Biology, Dramatic, Bogi Qilways ready to listen to a good joke , . . Mitzi likes dancing and hot fudge sundaes . . . dislikes short lunch periods. Can usually be found with Claudia or Henry. Will make a mighty fine secretary. PAUL HERMAN SAGER npaulu Hnonil lmncl me Ilia! Biology Paul likes food, and sleep. His personality won him many friends . . . dislikes school but plans to attend college. RONALD WILLIAM SALOMON Deacon All riglll, you guys Football Team, Basketball Team, A Cappella Ron is one of the most likable fellows in the class. A key man on both football and basketball teams. Sure to succeed. BEVERLY JEAN SARVER Hllvvn HDO you gel il? Dramatic Talk about peaches andfcreamu complexions - Bev really has one! Made her first million working at Sparkle Market. Loves a good time and usually has one. MARIANNE SCHELLER Boots Ulu, not really Yearbook, Service, Secretary of Home Room, Dramatics, Bogi Our cute girl whose smile can't be beaten. Likes go' ing steady and Monpers . . . dislikes book reports. Friends are Carol and Betty. Plans to marry. ALAN SCHICK 'iflln Tliut's lor sun Pen-yscope, Biology Al likes swimming, autos, and money . . . dislikes 1000 word themes and T.V. Westerns. Is known for his friendly grin. ANNE SCHILLER Anno Yon know Dramatic, Luncheon, Bogi Anne should have pitched a tent by the mailbox . . . that's where she spends most of her time. She has an endless supply of smiles and laughs which she shares with everyone. ALICE RITA SCHNEIDERLOCHNER Alice Tal-ze il easy-youfll lim' longvru Biology, Dramatic, Library Staff, Club 111, Bogi Alice sparkles with much personality . . . especially her left hand! Has an uncontrollable weakness for red licorice and black '48 fords. NANCY SCHUMACHER HNIIIIFUH XVvll, l'll he clnrnmln Service, Bogi Always on the go, Nance is rarely seen without Anna. Has a terrible weakness for convertibles and dancing, but her pet peeve is sadfsacks. RICHARD SCHWARTZ Dirk All nuts A cappella, Bogi Dick's winning smile and easyfgoing nature make him quite a few friends. Sings a lusty bass in the choir. Sure to succeed. PAUL DAVID SCULL Bon:-sn Hposs llie lzoltleu Dave and convertibles are synonymous. Kept several hearts aflutter this year. Lehigh will get quite a boy. MARLEN E SHEETS nl lfllfllll llllllll yOU fnf'fln 1Pl'y Bl'llll-Y Majnretle, Luncheon, Bogi That curly brown hair and friendly manner puts Marlene close to the top of our list of favorites. One of our higlpcfstepping majorettes, she centers her interests around Die . Top Row L. to R. JEAN MARIE SHEVCHIK Hlf'lI'lI1 'I nlllll all 1'IllfHll'f'llSSf'lIU Service, School Spirit, Bogi, Milroy Jean isn't hard to please - likes dancing, swimming, hamburgers, smart dressers, and Bill. Can't stand whiskers feven on Santa Claus. Always seen with Mary and Dot. Plans to do secretarial work. GERALDINE THERESA SIBENIK 'fcivrryu MGM any gum?'i Biology, Bogi Gerry is one of Perry's friendliest gals. This young lady is always seen smiling. Goes nuts over golf and Bob. Gerry plans to take a course in calculating. ELIZABETH SKENDER Barry Ukhillollu you suyifi Yearbook, Perryscope, Biology, Bogi A sweet miss with a friendly smile for everyone. Likes tall, dark, and handsome men, dancing, and swimf ming. Can often be found taking orders for A. pictures. Plans to attend Duquesne University. CHARLES JOHN SKOWRONEK IABIIIIIIVI ulvlosl for lln' lvuslu Projectionist, Bogfi, Manager of Swimming Team Budd is everybody's friend 7 manages to stay close to the top of the Honor Roll each time. Can often be found counting out the pennies in 205's football bank. NANCY JEAN ELMS Hivnllfyu HCVIPKIH A Cappella, Dramatic, Bogi Nancy rejoined us in 12A after two years in Chile, became the middleman in our famed trio, Her na' turally curly hair is envied by her less fortunate class- mates. Plans to tour the Spanishfspeaking world with Nance. DONALD IAN MacPI-IAIL Manly nTflrllis lifon A Cappella Mac came to us from Canada during his senior year and is a hit from the start. This gentleman prefers brunettes and plans to attend Pitt. Bottom Row L. to R. RICHARD STEVEN SLUKICH Hsluku Hsolirlu Biology, 'Co-captain Football, Basketball Sluk likes crazy music and Marilyn Monroe . . . dis' likes work, school, and pingfpong. His easyfgoing man' ner makes him everybody's friend. Plans to be a racketeer. JAMES F. SMITH, JR. Hsmillyu Yu uirfl mail uri' ynyi' Cross-country team, Track team, Swimming team, Perryscope, Bogi, Projectionist Smitty can usually be found expounding on Dew nis the Menace or Peanuts . Everybody's pal . . . has a knack for getting into trouble, SUZANNE M. SPENCER HSIIZYH HNXIIIU Kllfllllsilll Yearbook, Perryscope, Dramatic, Bogi, Biology, Library Staff Une of our tiniest girls . . . Suzy knows no lack of charm. Loves to sleep -'- anything requiring energy is beyond her. Our May Queen. PATRICIA ANN STEIGERWALD Hpulu U-FIIIIIQS for sure Perryscope, Biology, Bogi Our Pat is a real whiz. , . . always ready to help. She just loves shrimp and square dancing. One of Perry's hard workers, she is now working as a secretary. DONALD ROSS STEVENS Herb ul rlonil rlig lllul leielelu Perrysoope, Biology, Football team Mr. McKeon's nemesis . . . Herk is friendly and easyfgoing. Plans to attend college. Always lends a hand or car when the Perryscope is in distress. RICHARD DALE STIERHEIM nlvloosen Alley, Iuiriv Football team, Vice-president of Projectionist An outstanding Spanish student, Moose has a won' derful sense of humor and a sharp eye for girls. His number 80 uniform saw a good deal of action during foot' ball season. JOHN SULLIVAN Uloliu L. Take u bridge Hi-Y John L. is the strong silent type . . . very sports minded. His pet peeve is crabby people. Plans to be' come a machinist. RAYMOND SWEDISH 1-SIl'P!lt'H you go! currivcl uwuyh Stage Crew There is no limit to the excuses Ray can think up to get out of class. His likable personality wins him many friends. Another of our future millionaires! LOIS JEAN TAIT ,JUS Biology, Dramatic, Bogi Lois' dreamy eyes and slow smile set her off from our other girls. Likes to travel, skate, and meet people. Can often be found with Nadia and Anna. Plans in- clude Grove City. ANN THEURER urlrxrif' Ola for crying in ffm lmclevll' Yearbook, Secretary Senior Council, Senior Cabinet, Majorette, Biology, Co-Chairman of Cafeteria Committee, Y-Teens, Bogi A perfect combination of beauty and personality . . . Ann is a onefman gal. Will surely be a successful kin' dergarten teacher. RAYMOND P. THURNER Ray Give il back lo Elm IIILHUIISH Biology Ray is one of the quieter ones of the class . . . keeps his grades right up where they belong. Plans to don the Navy blue after graduation. EDWARD JOHN THURNHER Mfirnflicilln Dorff worry about ilu Biology Club Ed's quiet nature gives him an aversion to talkative people . . , likes good music. His eyes are his outstanding feature. Plans to become a machinist. CAROL TRIPP ncuroln Hnonvl work loo liurclu Yearbook, Service, Bogi Carol's beautiful curly hair is a source of admiration for many a straightfhaired lass! Plans to combine stenogf raphy with housekeeping for Hank. GEORGE WILLIAM TRIVOLI HCIPUP' Hxvlllll 110 yu Slly IIUSSYH Vice-Ptecident of Hcme Room, Bogi, Yearbook, Art Editor, Tract, Biology Quiet, easyfgoing George is everybody's pal. One of our very best artists , . , likes Hudsons and sports. Be' came quite a Spanish conversationalist . . . Plans inf clude college and the Air Force. ROSE MARIE ULRICH Rosie uiwauldy old thingu A Cappella, Class play Rosie's friendly smile can never be mistaken! Cooks up many a mischievous scheme with Lee and Ar. Is an old choir standfby. Has a weakness for convertibles. Will make a very efficient secretary one of these days. JULIUS UJHELYI Hluicen ' Projectionist The Perry Atoms really miss juice. Is known for his winning grin. He and Moose make an inseparable pair. WAYNE PAUL VELTE Lim Tlmt's the spirit Wayne is always very quiet . . . probably thinking of the new car he'll build when hc is a mechanic. A steady worker, he's sure to do well in anything. SALLY LOU VOLZ Sal UTlmt's a little ditty Yearbook, Perryscope, Bogi, Bi-ology, Milt-oy, President of Dramatic Our prettiest model's pearly smile makes her one oi our most popular gals. Her hobby is sewing as you can see those snappy clothes. LEONA WADE 'ILCCH H0ll7Jy pHfd'll'f Biology, Library Staff Lee's gorgeous long hair is the source of envy for many a gal! Has a mania for darkfhaired boys and foot' hall games, but doesn't go for dramatic people. Plans to become a telephone operator. WAYNE R. WAGENER Chief Forget it Treasurer of Biology, Projectionist, Bogi The country kids' craziest representative . . . has that runfdown feeling . . . claims to be everybody's friend. NICHOLAS E. WAGMAN Nick Holi great! Yearbook. President of A Cappella, Projectionist, Swfmming Team, Bovgi, NHS, President of Home Room Nick likes Studebakers and Stan Kenton. He plans to go to Pitt and take a PrefMed course. Nick with his winning personality is sure to succeed. SALLY BLAINE WAGNER asuzy.. Biology One of our petite and sweet misses . . . icefskating and swimming are her favorite sports. Can usually be found with Viola or Sally. Will surely make some doctor a good secretary. DAVID PAUL WHITE Lover Boy Hello ilmrn A Cappella, Orchestra, Modernaires, Band Our class Romeo, Dave does well in everything. Dave's weaknesses are girls and dancing, which is well understood by his nickname. Plans to follow a career in music. WARNE WHITE White Sure ya willi' Our diving champ . . . Warne cuts many a fancy spin off our diving board to the admiration of all Perryites. Gets along well with everyone. Plans to attend Pitt. JAMES DALE WHITED W 'iWhi!ey Come off it Yearbook, Art Service, Biology, Bogi, Stage Crew, School Spirit, Club Ill Smilin' lim does a lot of art work around the school. Likes G. M. cars and blonds . . . dislikes the long bus ride in from the country every morning. Will don the Navy blue. MARY JANE WICK ul nun!! help it Yearbook, A Cappella, Girls Leaders, Library Staff, Bogi Petite and sweet with brains to boot . . . that pretty well describes our M. Has a mania for learning long poems! Plans to attend Slippery Rock State Teachers' College. MARGARET KATHERINE WILEY P, K.H uYou Booliyllu ,Pei-ryscope, A Cappella, Majorette, Bogi P. K. is one of our cutest majorettes who has a terrible weakness for football - especially centers! Her friendly smile makes her everybody's friend. LAURA MAY WILLIAMS Hliillllen llclldlli ONE up fill' Ulf' Biology, Girls Leaders, Yearbook, Bogi, School Spirit. A cute gal with lots of personality who likes swim- ming and dancing but hates being called l-rid . ls usually seen with Nancy K. Plans to attend college. SARA ANN WILLIAMS asain UDon'i by it glwulu Yearbook, Pat Perry, Perryscope, NHS, Dramatic, Y-Teem, Bogi, Secretary of A Cappella, Clms play Sal's beauty and personality make her one of the most popular girls in the senior class. One of our famed trio . . . plans to attend Penn State. DONALD LAWRENCE WOODROW UWXJOOIIYH Go like Cruzyn Yearbook, Perryscope Feature Editor, Captain of Cross-Country, Track, Bogi, Swimming, President of Home Room Our champ runner broke the Perry record at the State meet, does well in everything . . . wrote many a hilarious feature for the Perryscope. Plans to study geology at Penn State. SANDRA OLETTA WOODS Sandy Hsay ll8.S culen Biology, School Spirit, Club Ill, Bogi Sandra's beauty made her one of the city Water Queens . . . she is admired by all for the many ways she can wear her hair. Likes boys in general but Al is her favorite. WILLIAM JOHN WYLAND Bill '!Don't get liurtn President and Vice-President of Senior School, Football, Track, Basketball, A Cappella, Cafeteria Committee, Bogi What Bill lacks in size he makes up for in energy and popularity he excels in ever field His onl . . . y . y weakness? . . . Bobbie! ELAINE RUTH ZEGLER Laila-yi' Hey, lliatis culen Yearbook, Biology, Club lll Lainey has a quiet nature but a ready smile that is hard to resist. Her smooth hair and clothes go to make her one of our most attractive girls. One of our future nurses. BEVERLY ZIMMERMAN Bev XVell holy A Cappella, NHS, Service, Bogi, School Spirit Bev is one of the luckier girls . . . going steady all through high school. Has one of the prettiest low voices in the choir. Perry's loss is Randy's gain. 0 0 0 4 ll 454 emma my x.mM::::Anm1 MeSii' LENxE A3oHdE. Qiivsis QOLQAMAN HMM M K g , be ,V . M 5 :J 4 mgxe . , EL V s ij w 1 7 Q fl S Y L 1 vuuj FQ' gf' J? ?'2'M1Ncf X , at Q K N' 4925 L9 SA I fs' , QQ. mn J ' Y 3 Q L lm + Kbj ..r: S L ' R 'M Cin 'C Q M .1 Mm annum. Tue SPIRIT W QRT lt YALL W Q-Q99 Q99 BW 2 uma Q. SENT WHL D EQSRQXBAXX N APU Te arm REWXER 'x'JfxuL B 'SAY' X K J BGB A d H ul RRY 5. QV'-yt XR BILL K. ,- Q, 0,17 5322 vNxs5xuQxN5 Q C4190 x 5- A X y COPE - PER!-f0R GEO F 16 'Y S f L S SS Ju il. 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SWRU-X 5 to ' R 0451 - ' XX so O 6 J K ff X S 7 I X B5 Q KW -j Lqbiyxqgx Qqovxxq 3 SU RO .IE N. ick Q , if w uvxsxwm GCE, w f ixx. YH .., Q- YBRXGHTEST E wwe X p,NN 1 Name Allardice, Thomas Arent, George ...............,..... Arnold, Dorothy ...,,....,,,.,,,,, Atkinson, Lorraine .. Atkinson, Ronald .. Azzarello, Madeline Baacke, Donald ........... Baierl, Sandra ........... Barron, Thomas .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Baynes, Bernice ...... Beckert, Lois ........... Bergman, Velma ...., Bierline, Dorothy .. Borek, Marlene ......., Boucek, Paul ........... Bowman, Ruby ......,. Browne, Shirley ........ Byerly, Donna ......,.... Casale, Jacquelyn ....,,..,..,,,,,,, Colebob, Carole .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Comport, Richard Corcoran, Nancy ,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,.. Corrie, Shelda ..,...... Costa, Carol ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Covert, Covert, Creese, William Crump, Cumer, Anita ...,.. Daiss, Dorothy Davis, Gordon Derkach, Nadia Devlin, Marlene Diley, Dorothy Sally .......,.... Dlllon, Anna ,,,,,,,,,,,, Dunn, Jack ,..............,......,,.,,,,. Eberhardt, Marilyn Elchlepp, Gladys ......,,,....,,... Elms, Nanc .....,...,.. Y English, Shirley .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Etzel, Nancy ..........., Faller, Claudia ....,.... Fanning, Norman Fennel, Barbara Ferguson, Arthur Ferguson, Dolores Fishinger, Betty Fortenbacher, Gallowich, Pat ..,.....,.. Geier, Carl ......,......,, Gerlach, Dorothy Glavin, Dale ,,,,.,,,,,,, Goetz, Al ...r.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, Griffith, Pat .............. Guckert, Robert ......., Haefner, Marion ..,.. Hagmaier, Carl .,...... Hague, Carolyn ........ Hankey, Dolores ..... Harlan, Jacqueline Hartman, Betty ........ Hay, Elizabeth ........ Dorothy .r,,,..,,,.,,,,,,, William ,....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, mae Glam pwpfrecq 1953 Flies a Pi er Cub p .......,........ Basketball player .............. Pretty black hair ........................ .......,...... Home room secretary .......... Nice and quiet ......................... Steady with Eddie ............. Good bassfviol player ............ ........, Going steady with Jack ........... ..........,... A Cappella bass .................,......,.. .,............ Bogi club Veep .................,......, Working in Hornes ................ Going with Ted .....,................... Wearing pretty silk scarves .....,,,.. .......,. Detesting homework .........,... Sleeping in Math Class .... joking .................,.......,,.. - .................. Always cutting up ................ Always smiling ..........,,..... Going with Bernie ..,.......,,. Editor of Perryscope .......... Having dreamy eyes ..,.... Neat dresser .,..................... Good in sports .....,,..,............... Star basketball :player .....,...,.. .......,...... Driving a Dodge ........................ ......... Reading science fiction .......... Playing baseball ........................ ......... Temporarily engaged ......,... Having big, beautiful eyes Liking Mal ,.,,...........................,,,... Homeroom president ........,..,. Learning English ......................,, ........, Plans to be a missionary .... Playing under Ambrits ..,. Skating Queen ......................... Engaged to Jean ....,,.....,....... Peaches 'n' cream skin .....,... ....,....,..., Unrecognized genius .......... Trio Songbird ................,,..... Quiet ................................ - .......,.. Calling the cheers ........... ........,.......,....., - ....ii.......,.... Building a tree house .......,.... .... - ,.,..... Engaged to Ray ...................... Trigonometry genius ............ .............. Going with Jim ..............,.,............,.. .............. Playing duets with Charlie Swinging a baton ...................... Artist .................................................... Dealing cards ............ ..... Luncheon club ................................... ..........,... Class president ........,............,.......,........... .....,..,..... Giving George a rough time ........... - ........... Engaged .....,....................................,,..........,,,, .........,.... Playing basketball ......,.... Quiet .............................................,... Football for Perry ................i...................,.,............ Writing to a Serviceman ................................. Majorette for Perrysville Firemen ............ Working at Hornes .,................................ ......... Square dancing ................, Seen with Barb ........... 1963 Americas Jet Ace Best of the New York Knickerfbocker: Model for Charles Antell Secretary to the President johnny Ray II Taking care of the kids Joins Nat King Cole Going steady with jack Jr. Mario Lanza's manager America's Veep Managing Hornes Raising Teddy Bears Wearing ermine neckfpieces A rugged teacher Testing mattresses Imogene Coca II Manufacturing scissors Advertising Pepsodent Still going Publisher of The Pittsburgh Press Movie heart throb Parisian model Lady champ of the Olympics Gym teacher Driving a Cadillac Einstein II Second Babe Ruth Permanently engaged Advertising Murine Married to Mal U. S. President Teaching English Lost in the Sudan Playing under Steinberg Owns her own rink Married to Jean Advertising Pond's Recognized genius Spanish Ambassador Quieter Calling the kids for supper WOW!! And baby makes three Guess what? Teaching arithmetic Married to jim Such sweet harmony Swinging a rolling pin Raising little artists Counting chips Packing sandwiches for the kids Company president Professional wrestler Well????? Gymfteaching Henfipecking her husband Football for Steelers Married to a serviceman Raising little iiremen Asst. Manager of Hornes Swing your partner! Double wedding fame can em: af was Accused of Swell fellow ........,,............ Big George ................,,.....,....,,... Having a sunny smile ............ Loafing with two Dot's ........... Being a Quiz U Kid ............................,.......... .............. Shorthand whiz .........................,.....A...................,...... Racing to West View after school Liking Jack .............................................................. .............. Teasing Miss Lyons ............,....................., ..........,... Being sweet .................................... Driving a red convertible ........ Quiet type ...............................,..,.... Avon's salesgirl ............................. Having beautiful black hair ....... Driving Miss Roberts crazy Liking the Air Force ........,....i. Growing short hair ........................,.,. ........,.. ...,.......... Always laughing ...................,.. I ,....... ........... Having a forceful personality ...........i.,..........r,,..,......... Having several interests in Journalism Having a beautiful smile ..... - .............................,.,......... Possessing a cute shape ......... Going Navy .............................. Good typist ......................... Being a little gem ...... Ace chess player ................ Being a bad painter ..................i. Always in a hurry ....................,....... Having big, deep dimples ............, Liking Mal ..................................,...... Having curly red hair ................. Talking with a cute accent .......... Being too quiet ................................ Using Hazel Bishop ....r.,..... Liking Washington ............................,, Being a lad killer ........,........,..............,.. y Having a wonderful personality ............................,. Being a natural blond ........ ........................................,........ Getting along too well with underclassmen ...... Winking her .left eye .....................r,..............,.....,..,,...... Always laughing .......................................... Wearing a D.A. successfully .....i... Killing cats ................................................. Being a real cute kid .......... ..... Liking women ......,..............,.. Having beautiful hair ,,........., Being cute and smart ......... Lots of vim and vigor ........,.......,.......... Perry s Michaelangelo ......,.....,..,.....r.,.,.............,..........,,,.,.. Always keeping a deck of cards on Purring like a kitten .............................. Mr. President ..,................................,..,......... hand ............ Being as crazy as they come .,.......,.. Always seen with Crystel .................. Being small but powerful ............... Wishing she could join the Army!-W Keeping an eye on the girls ............ Liking Junior ....................................,... Spearmint saleslady ...............,...i.........,... Running for the school bus ......,., Admiring fellows ....,........,................. Liking to play dots ..,..........,......... Defense Force of habit Mother put Vigaro in my pablum Bob likes it I'm just a dash I take six Englishes It's just my speed I like it ! ! ! Guilty I? No! Never! I eat a lot of sugar It's nice to have brothers Mystery is always interesting It runs in the family I use Tintair I like it! It's the Angel in me That's what scissors will do! Aren't I a devil? I carry a club and an HfBomb It gets me out of class! Liar, liar, liar!!! It's not my fault Scotty's there I'm just another Mrs. Underwood My name's Sapphire It's all in the game The thinner was 100 ,proof I'm jetfpropelled They're from laughing! Men are so nice! Toni does wonders I take special lessons fSilencel It doesn't work Mighty interesting It's a nice pastime Doing what comes naturally I like to fool people Ha! It's the only one that works Ha! Ha! Ducks hate me Here Kitty Kitty! I use Palmolive just one Inherited from Sampson I owe it all to my dear Mother Anyone for Geritol? I like to look at pictures I mark them when I have time just trying to act catty That's how Ike got started No defense She sparkles so just like a Jaguar I'm lonesome Can't help it, got big eyes I can't help it I changed to Cloves I'm trying out for track And how! ! ! Nothin' else to do Name Heard, Charles ,,,.,,... Heindl, Karen ..,...... Henke, Evelyn ........A... Henning, Henry ....., Hersh, Arlene ,...l.... Hite, Robert ....,..... Hoffman, Barbara Howard, Douglas ...,., Hykas, Sandra ,....................... Jeffries, Raymond ............... Jocz, Anna Marie ...........,,., Kaechele, Martha ............... Kay, Bill .......,,,.,............ Kelley, Doris ..l...........,............ Kemp, Shirley ,..............,,l...... Kerchensky, Virginia Kirk, Jane' ......................... Klenke, Richard ..................... Klosky, Nancy ..... - Ai.... Knabel, Shirley ....... Lane, Louis ..,.....,......... Leech, Pat .......,.......,...,..v.......... Lekinsky, Margaret ...i........ Likarevich, Lil ...............i........ Limberis, George ...............,.. Ludolff, Viola .....,................,, MacPhail, Donald ...........l... Manz, joseph ...........i............... Margerum, Gordon ............ Margus, Trilby ........................ Martin, Dorothy .................. Mazure, Joanna ..................... Mazure, Lillian ........, McBride, Donald ....i.......,,.... McClelland, Robert ,.,,........ McClure, Katharine McKinney, Sue ..,.. , .............. Megahan, Wilma ............,..... Meldon, james ......... Mertz, Nancy ...,..... Miller John ........., Minery, Bruce .... Morgan, Lois .... Morrison, Joan ...... Moskum, Arlene .................. Mulvey, Ruth ........, Nagy, Dolores .................,...... Nardina, Ronald .................. Neal, jean .................. Ney, Mary ..,....,...,...... Noll, Douglas ......... Norris, David ............ Novak, Marion ..,.....,..,.......,. Patrinos, Ted ............ Pavlich, Anna ............ Peterson, Harry ..................... Pinkerton, Nancy .............,. Pittman, Patricia ,..... ......i..... Powell, John ............ Primo, Al .........,.....,.,... Raible, Robert ..,...... we QAQL4 1953 Perry's pianist .................... Babysitting ,...,.....,.....,....... Going with joe ....,..,,.....,.. Sears errand boy ........... Ace typist ....................,.....,...,.,. Going out with P. K. ..,,..,,. . Plans to be a missionary .......... Fixing radios .,.....,,...................... Singing in the choir ........ Going with Nancy ,........ .. Has dimples .................i... Smiling at us ..,.i...........,. Playing the clarinet ...........,.. Kidding Shirley .......,,......,,,......,... Pea Wearing angora sweaters ...... .....i....... Combing her red hair ......,... Not liking English ........i..... Perry's artist ....................,......,,,.. Liking Al's Packard ........... Having fun ..................,....... Cutting up ........................ Swimmer ..................,,,,,............ Partftime babyfsitter ...,... Always talking ..........,........, Doing monologues ............ A Rainbow .,,,......,.,......... Shy and quiet .......... Crazy ...............,,,..,.,,...., Likes girls ...................... Likes cute boys ...,..,,....i.. Going to school ........i........ Homework ...............,,..................,.. Liking red convertibles ..,.,., Valuable choir bass ........ Taking piano lessons ..... Singing in the choir ......... Playing in Stunt Day ........ Wears pretty clothes ,.,,....... Rides the bus ..................,.,.. .. Always smiling ......,.., Liked by all ........... Hates girls .............. Quiet ...........................,,..,.. Everybody's pal ....,.... Laughing ....................,........,.......... Ticket girl at Hilltop ........ Always at a dance ........... A Cappella Choir ......,.. Salesgirl at Hornes ..,.,... Going with Jim ............ Raising dogs ........................... Studying architecture ........ Being Crazy .......................... Lady killer .............,....i..... Engaged to Chuck .........., Drag racing on 19 ........ .. Plans to have 12 kids ........... Dating Marines ............,.,.. Mathematical Expert .....,.,,. Sketch artist .,,...,........,..... Stage crew ..,.....,...,... 1963 World Famous pianist Hiring babyfsitters Married? Mr. Sears' assistant Bob's secretary Staying home with P. K. Decided on a home mission President of R. C. A. Singing lullabies Going with Nancy riaby has 'em too! Smiling at Bill Benny Goodmans band Comedienne Knitting angora sweaters Advertising for Toni Teaching French Rival of Michaelangelo Driving Al's Packard Doing missionary work Becoming a preacher Mermaid Fullftime babyfsitter Filibustering in the Senate Playing Romeo on Broadway Finds her pot of gold Beats his wife Inmate at Mayview Married to one Mother of cute boys Sending to school Housework Driving red convertibles Joins Fred Waring's staff Giving piano lessons Singing in the nursery Succeeds Gussie Moran Seamstress Rides a Cadillac Still smiling Loved by one Bachelor Quiet?? Somebody's sweetheart Shrieking Movie actress Chorus girl Singing waiter Working on her second million Raising jimmies Raising kids Designs Taj Mahal II Pres. of joker's Union, Inc. Valentino II Mrs, Chuck Owner of Heidelburg 4 down and S to go Raising little Marines College Dean Another Al Capp Making sets for M. G. M. ouaeelaweawifaffwiiice Accused of Running over old ladies in his hearse Being a whiz in Math ............................. - ....................,..... Going with joe ............................,.............................. - ,.......... Being a flirt ........................................................ Being a high stepping majorette ............. Being fond of P. K. ..................................... , Short and sweet ................,............ Veep on the stagecrew .............. Liking reading ................................ Liking Nancy ........................................ Going around with Marion ........,,.......... Liking Bill .............................................................................,...... Competing with Benny Goodman ..i...............,..... Being our quick wit .........................,..........,...... Always bubbling over ............................................,......... Having natural red hair .........,...............i.......i.w...........,,.. Having a mischievous twinkle in her eye ...... Being artistically minded ...,...,................................... Having the Army on her mind .............,....,.,......... Distracting the boys ..,.....,...,.....,.,................. Blowing up 106 .................,............................... Being seen at Cook's with Pretz ........................ Running around with Shelda ...................... Being talkative .................................................. Always laughing ............................... Not wearing her diamond ............ Liking Canada ..........................,.,.....,.. Second Einstein ............................................ Being a brain .........................................,.............. Going with a February graduate ..,.....,,,.. Liking Tom .........................................................,......,................ Being one of Perry's few real blonds ........,.,..,.... Being petite ......A........,.......................................................i......... Trying to improve cityfcountry relations ..,... Giving long book reports .........................,................... Lily Pons' understudy ..........,..........................................,... Liking Duke .............,..,,.,.......,.......... Fashion plate ................,..........,............ Making the Honor Roll ............. Being jolly .................,....................... Being a Pety Lybuck ........ Dating Beverly .................. Petite and sweet ..................... Being a sweater girl ................ Too many A's in Math ............,... Being friendly all the time ....i.....,, Having lots of boyfriends ....,.i........ Being the clown of the class .........., Being an ace artist ................................, Having natural blond hair ......,., Raising cocker pups ........i.,........,,. The Big Splash ......,...................,., Being quiet .................................,............ Liking -Ioan ..............................................,. Being real gone on Chuck ....,....,...............,....,.,...,..... Driving a Nash ....................i............................,..,................... Doing yearbook work in Spanish class ............ Having an interest in Bill ........,,,.............,..,.,,......,....... Being quiet in 215 ...i...........,i.....,,. Real gone Kitty Kat ....,............ Having wavy hair ......... Defense Tryin' to drum up business Afraid of the Lyons roar Guilty Comes naturally jealous ? ? ? Submission to defeat Short maybe .... just a little one Smart, huh? I get them young and raise them Double wedding It sure is a great life I won't put him out of business Correction: Nit Wit I eat soap flakes for breakfast I love Lucy That's the Devil in me I like curves especially Only my Al It's fun Acid'dental That's cause I love him She's got a cute brother I got lots to say Always happy It's too heavy I was born there Someone's got to help him It's abnormal I like older men Is he a dream! Soap and H20 Good things come in small packages It keeps me happy Lots of details Do, re, mi I want to raise Princes I read Vogue At last I eat a lot of jelly I love money I like West View girls I blush easily I haven't any blouses It's easy I love the human race The more the merrier The face is the whole story Don't you wish you could draw too? It's all in the mind It's a dog's life I owe it all to the one piece bathing suit Well shut my mouth Guilty If you only knew Chuck! Can't afford a car I like to live dangerously Guilty I copy Spike Jones It's. all put on Wildroot Cream Oil Name Leo, Frances .............. Ramey, Shirlee ..... - ................. Reasey, Ralph ........ ........... Ritter, William ........... - ........ Robinson, Loretta ..... - .... ,.. Roeser, Loretta ........................ Rogan, Robert ........................ Rohm, Theodore .................. Rozanski, John ........................ Rubaker, George .................. Ruber, David ........... .- ........ Ryan, Marie ........... t ................. Sager, Paul ..... - ..................,....... Salomon, Ronald .................. Sarver, Beverly ..... - .....,........ Scheller, Mary Ann Schick, Alan .............................. Schiller, Anne ........................ Schneiderlochner, Alice Schumacher Nancy Schwartz, Richard .... Scull, David .............................. Sheets, Marlene ..,.............. - ..... Shevchik, jean ..... - ................. Sibenik, Geraldine Skender, Elizabeth ............... Skowronek, Charles Slukich, Richard ...........,...... Smith, james ........................... Spencer, Suzanne ..... - ........... Steigerwald, Patricia Stevens, Donald .................. Stierheim, Dale ....,................ Sullivan, john ...,. - ................. Swedish, Raymond Tait, Lois ....................... - ........... Theurer, Ann ................. - ........ Thurner, Raymond ..... - ..... Thurnher, Edward ............ Tripp, Carol ........................... Trivoli, George ..... -........ Ulrich, Rose Marie ...,........ Ujhelyi, Julius ..... - ................. Velte, Wayne ..... , ........... Volz, Sally ...............,. Wade, Leona ....................... -.. Wagener, Wayne ............... Wagman, Nicholas Wagner, Sally ..... - ................. White, David ........... White, Warne ........ Whited, james ..,..................... Wick, Mary jane ..... - ........ Wile Mar aret y, g ............... Williams, Laura ............ -...-.. Williams, Sally ..................... Woodrow, Donald Woods, Sandra ..................... Wyland, William .............,. Zie ler Elaine g , ........................ Zimmerman Beverly ...... -'ww wma 61444 Pwphecq 1953 Dancing ....................................... Going with Denny ........... Fighting on the bus ......... Learning to dance ................................. ............ Local diving champ .............. - .........................,...... Carrying a lot of weight around .............,,.,. Playing sax for Mr, Ambnts ........................ Planning to be a dentist ...........................,........ Playing football ............................................................ Working for the Pittsburgh Press ..... ,,. Working hard at Sears and Roebuck Laughing .................................................................... - ..... Getting out of work ............................................. Great athlete .............. H ........ Always laughing ................. Keeping quiet ............................... Writing for Perryscope .........,........ ............. Having an outside interest ............ ............. Getting A's .........................................,.... Whiz in typing ..... , ................,.... Questioning Mr. Routh ....... Arrested for speeding ........ Going with Dick ............... Waiting for Bill ..............,... Likes pretty clothes ......... Makes pictures .............,,. Studious boys ................... Football cofcaptain ......... Cross Country ................ Scatter Brained ....... Riding the bus ....... Catching points ............. Thinking of Navy ....................... Quiet, but nice .....................,............ Fighting with Mr. Dickson ......... ............ Dreams of Arizona ................. Perry's model .................,...... Quiet lad .............. - ............ Quiet man .............................. Talks about Hank ...................,......., Perry's artist - ...... , .... - ....... -.- .... -.- ......... ..... t ..... Selling wrong stuff at Rhea's ...,,................... Cutting up with Dale .........,.............., .....,...... Likxng cars ................................................. Modeling at Hornes .......,,.,. Likes darkfhaired boys ........... Getting in trouble .....,...........,................ ............ Enters Pitt PrefMed ........................................,.... Plans to be a medical secretary ........,...,...., A good square dancer ......................,,.,,...,........ Perry diver ...........................,.... , .................. ............ Likes G. M. cars ................ A tiny Miss ...................... Fighting with Bob .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,., Knits George's sox ..,............................... ............ Singing like a young lark ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,..,...,,,,,,,, Feature editor Perryscope ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Candidate for Miss Water Queen ...... Perry's best ..... - .....,.................,.,........,..................... - Quiet and cute ............................................................ Going with Randy ..... ,.. ........... 1963 Instructor Admiralls wife Lightweight Champ Another Arthur Murray Olympic Diver Carrying little ones around Playing sax for Billy May Taking over Dad's 'business Star for Steelers Editor Managed Howling Looking for work Coach Salomon! Always will be Assisting Kathryn Kuhlman Editor of New York Times Married to it Giving E's Editor of 20th Century Typing Physics Professor Traffic Cop Mrs. Dick Waiting no longer Succeeds Hattie Carnegie Competitor of Strems Einstein's Assistant All American Olympic Champ Still scatter 'brained Riding the Cadillac Kicking points for the Steelers Admiral in Navy? Quiet, but 10 years older Teaching wood shop at Perry Owns a ranch there Powers model Disc jockey Succeeds Spike Jones Talks about little Hanks Painting Mamie Eisenhower Still doing it In Butcher business Driving an egg shell blue Ro Modeling for Saks Fifth Ave. Mother of darkfhaired boys City Policeman Perry's School Doctor Marries the Doc Head of Wheeling Jamboree Olympic diver President of G. M. A tiny Mrs. Peace reigneth Supreme Washes George's sox Mother lark Takes over Reader's Digest Candidate for Mrs. Pittsburgh All American Mrs. Spike Jones Mrs. Randy lls Royr -ur-1v me Glam Accused of Eating doughnuts .,.,.....,......,,............ Having beautiful blond hair ............... Being Ralph Reasey .......,.......................,............................ -1.-a - -5, Q.. QW of Mia Defense But I was hungry It's natural??? Someone's got to Giving Miss Traubert a hard time ..................... Yeh, sure Being crazy about Bob ........................,............. .......... I married him, didn't I? Talking all the time ................,.......,...,.......... .......... I know it Being a crazy sax player .................... ........... B ut it sounds good Leading the Sentimentalists ........ ...,i...... I 'm the only one who can count to four Being quiet ..........................,..... - .............. ........... Y up Loafing with Paul ......................... .......... J ails are my second home Drawing cartoons ........,........... ................ I draw Dennis, the Menace Mischievous eyes .....................i.....i .....,............... I owe it all to Mabeline Having cute, curly hair ............ a...,.-.. Runs in the family Going to Carrick ......................... ........... C lem lives there A sweet chick ................................................. ........... T he tender type Washing hair in gym .......,,................................ ........... T hat's the only time it gets washed Having his pants eaten oif by acid ........ ........... S anta Claus brought it Liking boys in the army .............................. ........... I t's a military secret Being engaged ...................,,,.,,.,........,............. ........... H e's my man Always peppy and cheerful ........... ........... G ood Ole Serutan Not doing homework ..................... ........... I never have time fI'Ia!J Being a dreamboat .............,........... ........... O h you make me blush Going steady with Dick .......... Never being serious .............. Being an ace bowler ........... Making squeeges ............................ Being swimming manager .i....... Drinking ..................,.............................. Running fast ..........................,..,.,............,,.... Being a little ray of sunshine ......,. Wanting to go to Georgia ......... Going steady with Laura ............ Guilty-but I love it take laughing pills ...........Who, me? Watch the birdie I can't swim either fffffffffffi dig milk Someone's always chasing me What a kick Gotta see that certain party don't know any better A real big job ,...,...,,..,.,..........i....,........ ..............,...... J ust like a Mack Truck Having a famous name ................................................ I'm going on The Name's the Being a Devil ..,.,......................,....i....,......,....,i..,.....,....,.......... They're not horns, they're ears. Always putting her foot in her mouth It doesn't look good, either. Liking Skip ................................................................................. Guilty Being bashful .,..i..i...i,..........,............. You should see her!! !! Coming from the sticks ................................. A lot of nice people do Dreaming about Hank ...,..,.,,,......,..,.....,.,......... Such pleasant dreams Putting Ham Fisher out of business .................. I like to practice on the yearbook Being talkative ..,..,.................,.,.........,....................... I sure am Having an unpronouncible name ............ Blame my father for it Being quiet ............................................................... I just make a little noise Flirtations eyes ......,.........,..................i............. It took years of practice Being engaged ,..,.,...,,........,.,................................ just one more step Using his head as a battering ram ...............i.........., Giving competition to Mario Lanza .................. Liking to ice-skate .....,.......i....,,,........................,. Mr. Casanova ......................,.................,.......,..... Being a good swimmer ........ .......... Junior Rembrandt ..........,.,.,..........,,,............,.........,.........,.,... Having lots of pep ..................,.,,..........,.............................. Being too friendly with one drugstore J. A. executive ........................................................................,.. Hauling kids in her jeep ..,....... ..... Being fleet footed ................. Liking Al ................................,.i.................,... Liking Bobbie ..................................................... Staunch fan of Julius LaRosa ....,..... Liking Randy ......,,...,..................,..,,............... I always keep Bayer handy Ask Miss Gibson about that So does my certain party I can't help it I like to see my name in print One way of making a living I patronize Kellogs I like the service just a Veep Twenty and me's the limit It gets me places He's the best Guilty I like him! I like him! I'Ie's as sweet as sugar candy Same we GZQ44 Jfvitafuy 7th Grade The foundations of a great class were set up in these lowly beginnings. The first members of the class were brought together as one body. Although we had no inkling of what was to come, we struggled along reaping a harvest of knowledge for future use. As we look back on it, it seems to be a memorable year indeed. 8th Grade With a year at Perry under our belts, we strode confidently into the 8th grade to continue with our advancement up the long ladder. We were beginning to hit our stride, because we were able to join clubs. 9th Grade Our class was really beginning to take shape then. The country contingent joined our ranks and tripled the size of our class. The regular students from the neighboring grade schools came to Perry as usual. We were all excited over the choice of subjects offered us. Many of the boys participated in sports. We were very proud of Warne White, who was one of the first of our class to earn his letter. We elected Dale Glavin as president of the junior school and Sally Williams vicefpresident. The great change in the way of our school life certainly impressed us, and we were very proud of ourselves. 10th Grade When we reached the 10th grade, we were really in the swing of things. Our responsibilities were increased fso was our homeworkj, and the class was in more activities. This was the year when we experienced an unexpectedly long Thanksgiving vacation. The big snow did all that. 1 1th Grade It didn't seem possible, but we got our rings. We were really wheels then with our beautiful, shining rings. Some .people got the idea that there was only one more year until we graduated. Our boys were making a great name for themselves in athletics. The home room in room 2 was moved to 206. We were saddened by the loss of our friend and classmate, Marlene Maier. 12th Grade Well, we iinally made it. There was much talk of which college to attend and what to do after school. Mr. Hoerger's office was virtually beseiged. We broke tradition by ordering our graduation gowns from a new company. The ohs and ahs were the direct result of the individual yearbook pictures. These caused quite a stir with various reactions. About the middle of the year we bade our elderly 12A friends a fond farewell, we were then top dog in the school. Then in quick succession came Baccalaureate, graduation, and the Prom at the Schenley Hotel. Now we leave Perry, perhaps a little sad, but really eager to take the next step up the long ladder. THE FORM DIVINE I Presented by the Senior Class of 1953 on Thursday, May 14 and Friday May 15. A COMEDY IN XTHREE ACTS Thursday Cast Lucilla Webb ............ .......... B everly Zimmerman ............... Arthur Webb ............ ...........,... T ed Rohm ....................................... Hoopy Webb ............ ............... J ean Shevchick ............ ............ Gretel ...................... .......... R ose Marie Ulrich .......,........ii... Peggy ........................... .......... S hirley Kemp .......... ............ Dorothy Coips ............ .......... S ue McKinney ............ ............ Charlotte Benson ......... .......... M ary Ney ................... ............ jimmy ........................... ....,..... B ill Danklefson ......... .,.......... Betty ........ ...,...... D orothy Covert ....,.... ..,,......... Linda ........... ............... A rlene Hersh .......... ............ Mut ........... . .......... Dave Scull .......,.. ......... . Freddie .......,.........., .......... B ill Kay ...... Q ....................... ,........,.. Miss Meadows ......... .......... D orothy Gerlock .................... -.. Paris Green ............ .......... C laudia Faller .......... ............ Mrs. Midge ............ ..,...i... D olores Hankey ......... ...4.,,,.... Miss Nitz ..... , ...... .......... M artha Kaechele .....,..,.,,............ Harry ..........,,.... .......... W arne White ...........i..................... Prompters ......,...ii. Sponsor Betty Skender and Bernice Baynes .,,........Miss Helen Ewing Synopsis Act One, Scene One: Afternoon Scene Two: The following afternoon Act Two, A Saturday morning, 8 weeks later Act Three, The next day, Sunday early evening Friday Cast Sally Volz Nick Wagman Nancy Etzel Gladys Elchlepp Lois Fortenbacher Madeline Azzarello Margaret Lekinsky Dave Norris Dorothy Daiss Anna Marie jocz Don McBride Charles Heard -Sally Williams Shirley Ramey Gerry Sibenik Jackie Casale Ronnie Saloman flfajzmal alfdlfldlfl The highest honor the school can bestow upon a pupil is membership in this societyg for its members are selected for scholarship, character, leadership, and service. To be eligible for election a pupil must be in the upper third of his class in scholarship. There are not more than five per cent elected from the 11A Classg not more than ten per cent from the 12B Classg and not more than fifteen per cent from the 12A Class. The new members are installed by the Principal and active members at a special ceremony and are presented with a pin as a gift from the school. This year's members are: Robert Darkey Irene DeMarco Marjorie Haseman jean Nolan Stewart Sell Madeline Azzarello Bernice Baynes Carole Colebob Gladys Elchlepp Betty Fishinger Donald McBride Theodore Rohm Nicholas Wagman Sally Williams Beverly Zimmerman Lorraine Atkinson Donald Baacke Dorothy Covert Gordon Davis Carolyn Hague Arlene Hersh Martha Kaechele Lillian Likarevich George Limberis Viola Ludolff Nancy Pinkerton Charles Skowronek Mary jane Wick Donald Woodrow William Danklefsen Elaine Hewlett Ora Fisher Joseph Gregori Barbara Blair Louise Goehring Barbara Hartman Janet Houghton Fred Kerr Sally Roessler Audrey Sassano Carol Stacy Fred Heidenreich Nancy Kutcher John Schaefer Zin jilllvmniriam MARLENE IVIAIER NOVEMBER 14, 1956 - MARCH 22, 1951 In honor of Marlene Maier, we, her class- mates, dedicate this page to her memory. Marlene attended Perry High School for three years during which time she made a great many friends. These friends will keep her in their memories always. E33 Q-H Y D --- :je ingle Bells 0 Tons of Girls Smzcefm ROOM 311 First Row - A. Dicker- son, Nolan, Moore, M. Hallett, R. Botic, M. A. Cohan, E. Holmes, M. McCleary Second Row - J. Everard, H. Hedge, R. Lutzinger, J. Matthews, C. Rohm, A. McAllister, M. Hase- man, P. Saturley Third Row - W. Rose, D. Wingard, B. Patter- son, L. Wiedenian, R. Kagle. I. De Marco Fourth Row - G. Ball, D. Corry, S. Sell, R. Darkey, G. Dalton ROOM 5 First Row - B. Skender, L. Atkinson, N. Fann- ing. G. Davis, D. Skull, G. Elchlepp, M. Wick Second Row - K. Hein- dle, S. Kemp, B. Hay, M. Nay, Shevchick, D. Daiss, S. McKinney Third Row - D. Byerly, S. Knabel, V. Bergman, D. Martin, Harlan, B. Hartman, A. L. Dil- lon. Fourth Row - R. Schwartz, R. Raible, W. White, W. Wagner, D. Ruber, T. Baron Fifth Row -a H. Henn- ing, D. Norris, R. Slukich, Manz, A. Primo Officers 4 G. Davis - President, N. Fanning - Vice-President, L. At- kinson - Secretaryg D. Scull - Treasurer ROOM 205 First Row - N. Etzel, M. Azzarello. C. Skowro- nek, C. Hague, N. Klos- kv, M. Lekinskv, B. Hoffman, D. Kelly. Second Row - A. Hall, S. Woods, N. Pinker- ton, A. Mazure. A. Pavlich, D. Bierline, S. Volz, S. Williams, L. Fortenbachcr. N. Mertz. Third Row - G. Trivoli. H. Peterson, R. Thurn- er, R. Ieffries. I. Smith, I. Sullivan, Whited, D. Glavin. Fourth Row - D. Stier- heim, A. Ferguson, C. Geier. D. McBride, I. Connolly, A. Goetz. G. Rubaker, P. Boucek. Officers - N. Klosky, President, C. Skowro- nek. Vice-Presidentg M. Lekinsky, Secretary, C, Hague, Treasurer. ROOM 206 rst Row - D. Diley, D Nagy, Meldon, B Wyland, D. Wfoodrow A. Theurer, A. Hersh B. Baynes, V. Kerchen sky. 'cond Row - A. Schil- ler, B. Zimmerman, M Wiley, C. Colebob. L Morgan, V. Ludolff, M Boric, K. McClure, A Schneiderlockner. 1ird Row - R. Klenke, D. Howard, D. Baacke N. Schumacher, E Henke, S. English. M Eberhardt, L. Tait. nurth Row - T. Rohm R. Soloman, D. Noll T. Allardice, L. Miller, W. Velte, B. Ritter. Fficers - D. Woodrow President' B W land s ' Y Vice-President, A. Th- eurer, Secretary, Mel don, Treasurer. ROOM 215 'st Row - M. Novak D. Hankey, N. Wag- man. Casale. G. Mar- gerum, L. Likarevich L. Wagtler, P. Gritfeth cond Row - M. Kae- chle, C. Fnller. N. Der- kach, Kirk, M. Schel- ler. L. Williaxills, P Pittman, M. Ryan. tird Row f G. Arent D. McPhail, R. Reasey P. Sager, N. Corcoran Bairel. D. G.-rlafhf A. Moskum. urth Row 7 Powell, R. Comport, B. Hite B. Hagmaier, Uhelzi C. Heard, B. Kay. ficers A- Presidentg N. Wagnmn - Vice-Presidentg Ca- sale, Secretaryg G. Mar- gcrum, Treasurer. ROOM S I 9 'sl Row - S. Ramey, D. Covert, S. Spencer, M. Sheets, S. Corrie, R. Swedish, B. Fa-nnell, T. Margus. fond Row A L. Beck- ert, L. Robinson. J. Neal, D. Arnold, L. Mazure, S. Crump. W. Megahan, A. M. Jocz, M. Haefner. uird Row - G. Lim- heris. L. Wade. P. Stef- gerwald, R. M. Ulrich, G. Sibenik C Tri . . pp. B. Fishinger. Mor- F'lS0n. urth Row - W. Co- vert, R. McClelland, A. Schick, R. Atkinson, W. Creese, L. Lane, E. fhurnher. D. Stevens. th Row 4 Dunn, Rozanski. Ficers - R. Swedish, President, M. Sheets, Vice-President: S. Cor- 3 'ie. Secretary: S. Spen- rer, T1 ensurer. v v Q u 1 Smzcew ROOM 315 FIRST ROW - V. McLaugh- lin, S. Smith, D. Guemble, R. Priest, E. Hewlett, Gre- gori, M. Baker, S. Davis SECOND ROW - F. Leo, S. Gallegher, Kuhn, R. Bauer, M. Devlin, D. Ferguson, D. Oakley, Z. Riley, N. Bauer. THIRD ROW - C. Boehm, J. Hershman, A. Baker, R. Sapochak, T. Patrinos, C. Templeton, B. Maxwell, S. Maloney FOURTH ROW - B. Dank- lefson, P. Doersch, T. McCul- lough, W. Fortenbacher, K. Wetzel, T. Gumer, Lang OFFICERS - R. Priest - Pres- identg D. Guemble - Vice- Presidentg E. Hewlett - Sec- retary, Gregori - Treasurer ROOM 109 FRONT ROW - M. Obrien, Donaldson, R. Montgomery, S. Roessler, Anderson, A. Alexander, C. Kline, B. Koh- ley SECOND ROW - G. Ziegler. G. Ventresca, J. Hever, B. Moran, R. Hoffman, P. Mc- Vay, M. Goans, N. Walsh, McKinney THIRD ROW - C. Gibson, R. Matons, Mathies, H. Kill- meyer, A. McKarn, Fuchs, L. Wright, A. Malecki FOURTH ROW - D. Kloes, S. Hetrick, R. Rock, B. Stultz, P. Steinbach, P. Tauson FIFTH ROW - L. White, D. Wapplar ROOM 207 FIRST ROW - M. Walker, Y. Eardly, M. Conner, T. Weig- man. A. Sassano, L. Schwartz, E. Mazure, S. Shiring SECOND ROW - M. Klinger, M. Lane, C. Sonnett, D. Young. B. Funk, P. Nealy J. Bennett, M. Keller, Di Sanders. THIRD ROW - A. Hey, J Gosnel, R. Nichols, V. Meals E. Malcolm, N. Vogeley, A: Leffler, R. Jones FOURTH ROW - M. Walker R. Fabra, W. Lee, F. Simons J. Campbell, R. sander., Ef Geiselhart, D. McCleary 1 AMERICAN LIT.', IN 209 wmcafm . We, thc future graduating class of 1954, have appreciated our past years at Perry. Our patient teachers: Miss Anderson, Miss Martin, Mrs. Galhraith. Mrs. McCandless, Miss Ferraro, and Mr. Bukcr. have watched our progress and tolerated our many whims. Past occurrences have hrightened our years in Perry. I-Iomerooms 318 and 322 challenged each other in the Goodwill campaign and 318 was again challenged hy 1119 in the purchasing of the American flag at the Biology Cluh auction. We are looking forward to heing seniors and doing the many things seniors do. We also thank the senior class for their help and wish them success in the future. ROOM 208 ST ROW - R. Waldorf. N. lorrison. A. Rathgabcr. R. lcKecver. Smalstig, anz, I. Bairhaltcr. M. Easley 'OND ROW - Batylccfer, l. Benjamin. Dax, E. ader. M. Kelley. L. Gochr- g. E. Schenkel IRD ROW - I. Davidson, l. Roomeliotes. D. I-Iarlzison. . Goehring, E. Ramsey, D. cfers JRTH ROW 1 B. Watson, . McConnell. Mazure, D. Qammol. R. Anton. P. Kane, . Rossi FH ROW - E. Nelson, . Fallcr. D. Sherman, L. olc, G. MCClone. B. Harr- gton. This is a Scout Troop? ROOM 318 First Row - S. Lippen- cott, B. Blair, E. Mertz, N. Knapp, Covell, B. Hartman, M. Darby, M. Marino Second Row - D. Lowry, A. Wissner, H. Thur- ner, B. Knauss, D. My- ers, M. Fifer, A. Mc- Nemey, M. Shevlin Third Row - Weber, R. McClellan, F. Kerr, F. Sl-cillen, W. Keith, W. Rease, P. Nlartin, N. Kern, C. Fitzgerald Fourth Row - Lind, Gilbert, McManus, R. Cassidy, Kerner, A.. Stultz, W. Wright, D. Colvell Officers - Covell - President, E. Mertz - Vice-Presid entg N. Knapp - Secretary, B. Hartman - Treasurer ROOM 322 First Row - V. Mackin, M. Caruso, M. Kern, J. Houghton, E. Adams, H. Huston, S. Taylor, D. Robbins Second Row - J. Wag- ner, Cohan, S. Mine- hart, L. Kretzer, E. Nichols, Harbison, B. Fifer, G. Payne Third Row - S. Rem- linger, C. Stacy, A. Gleckner, D. Wehr, Schmuclcer, R. Miller, R. Toogood Fourth Row - B. Lippert, B. Popfinger, R. Irwin, E. Leita, Lawless, S. Alouise, D. Strauss Fifth Row - B. Fisher, F. Smith, D. Mullen, R. Tauson, L. Givens Officers - E. Adams - Presidentg H. Huston - Vice-President, Houghton - Secretary, M. Kern - Areasurer J fu 'VY iff Q I fl lelis '60 L V, 'QFD kg fl W G55 Wi elf Q 'fa W ltlsn'tA1l Fun At School Happy Birthday, Bob l l Sayzkcamcwea The members of the tenth grade are from hoth the town and the country. They have contrihuted to all the campaigns and have helped to make Perry a hetter high school, Students in the tenth grade have lots of school spirit. They participate in makf ing many cluhs worthwhile. Many of the hoys helped to make the track team a success, The A Cappella Choir is another extrafcurricular activity to which the tenth graders belong. A few members of the class are also represented on the swimming team. All in all, the tenth graders represent a class of enthusiastic and cofoperative students proving that they will make good citizens in their communif ties. et,ce E Q -1 ROOM 106 FIRST ROW - B. Azzarello C. Hewlett, B. Getty. Ca- colice, J. Peiifer, Waldron. J. Fazio, B. Barrett SECOND ROW - B. Smith C. Long, N. Kutcher. J Brown, M. Fordenbacker THIRD ROW - P. Doerge, F Heidenreich, B. Stock, B Bleuel, N. Borgo, Kerr FOURTH ROW 4 Abbi nanti, E. Garland, R. Hayes T. Long HOMEROOM OFFICERS - J. Waldron - Presidentg I Cacolice - Vice-Presidentg B Getty - Secretaryg Peitfer Treasurer ROOM 220 FIRST ROW - K. Catherine L. Hedge, G. Strausbaugh, A Kagle, R. Day, B. Baker, P Ruber, Brady SECOND ROW - E. Penning ton, Pilsotta, B. Gardner J. Beuter, E. Bambach, R Rock, Gold THIRD ROW - B. Guckert, D Tunstall, Crane, W. Fincl' R. Whitfield, D. Zunic, M Price FOURTH ROW - Schaffer J. Kress OFFICERS - R. Day - Pref identg G. Strausbaugh - Vice Presidentg A. Katzen - Secrc taryg B. Baker - Treasurer ROOM 209 First Row - M. Ogden, A. Comas, B. Nelson P. Gurski, P. saver, Ri Lee, L. Agnew, P. Har- per. Second Row - N. Boyer, B. Gadd, A. Munson J. Madden, P. McMur: ray, A. Hatch, D. Pape, M. od, E. Waldorf. Third Row - Paulo- vich, D. Kloes, J. Cur- tin, B. Gibson, R. Blas- ius, Studeny, R Champlin, Lithgow. Fourth Row - B. Bein- --- A- - - in T Reil R Jones, gs - Y- - D. Stephens, Stough W. Krueger, E. Hag- maier, R. Rock, R Cummings, B. Tole. Officers - President, B. Nelson, Vice president P Gurski- Secretar - r Yi P. Sarver, Treasurer, D. Lee ROOM 216 First Row - B. Voland A. Somers, B. Warner M. O'Bryon, P. Tripp R. Santom, G. Lewan- dowski, M. Lipscomb. Second Row - j. Simen dinger, P. Beilstein, K Brown, M. Brown, R Sloan, B. Hagen, L Broerman. Third Row - Mr. Zuko- vich, G. Mattern, D. Mclndoe, G. Davidson B. Page, H. Botic, J Hawkins. Fourth Row - E. Snod- grass, D. Mcffonnel, L. Bridge, T. Aufman, J. Elser. Officers - President, R. Santom, Vice president, P. Tripp, Secretary, M. O'Bryon, Treasurer, B. Warner ROOM 212 First Row - E. Thurner, R. Walters, D. Redman, P. Ilch, S. Wirth, Niiler, C. Atkinson, B. Kirk. Second Row - Eisler, H. Lewis, D. Muth, H. Kelly, M. Aebi, M. Lane, M. Ott, B. Stump. Third Row H B. Se- nerve, D. Lobin ier D 2 . - Chantofasky, I. Ca- rothers, R. Mooney, R. Brush, R. Davis, R. Scherrer, D. Staudt. R. Coltz. Fourth Row - Hack- enberry, R. Pattle, Griffin, S. Schaubel, H. Gerber, T. Hays, A. Ackerman, L. Szmit, L. Fansley, D. Waag, M. Stack. Officers - President, R. Davis, Vice president, D. Redman, Secretary, S. Wirth, Treasurer, Niiler v Scafzkamcwed .Saphczmaae4 . -- 'f x. Ei.. Q. ROOM 1 First Row - A. Meyerl, I. Antill, B. Kifer, Hrisak, D. Davis, R. Maykranz, P. Lusk, A. Harrison Second Row - L. Cecil, R. Thompson, G. Don- ner, L. Haller, F. Dickey, D. Diehl, G. Holmquist, Atkinson, J. Scheller, Koppel Third Row - W. Gros- kinsky, C. LaScola, Gooden, Wagner, C. Keil, S. Allardice, M. Price, L. McChesney, M. McLaughlin Fourth Row - D. Smith, R. Schirnhofer, Porter ROOM 108 First Row - B. Provan, J. Badamo, Cook, F. Geasa, G. MdCleary, B. Washburn, R. De- lenne, Penrod Second Row 4 F. Sarver, M. Halboth, N. Fried, A. Holt, McKinney, F. Zielinski, E. Jack- son, B. Darkey, M. Klein Third Row - Koontz, T. Dolan, W. Malsch, D. Heim, K. Shetter, E. Beyer, N. Walsh, P. Rosenberger, Royston Fourth Row - B. Waren- pool, B. Reeder, D. Aughenbaugh, B. Brant, L. Wagman, R. Modzan- owski, F. Mannas Officers - J. Cook - President, G. McCleary - Secretary, B. Wash- burn - Treasurer ROOM 204 First Row - L. Lerca, L. Pace, J. Fedunak, McHugh, C. Blake, R. Schleuning, M. Barkus, C. Gormley Second Row - C. Reh- man, R. Richwalls, R. Sawyer, H. Ryan, B. Boyd, N. Hueh, R. Johnston, P. Kendrick Third Row - P. Marshall, J. Skillen, C. Allen, T. Young, Elnyczky, R. Peterman, M. Seiring Fourth Row - Darling, R. Santora, D. Grubbs, C. Bissontz, C. Wheeler, T. Rimmel Top Row - G. 'Ci-ess, G. Martin, F. Braun, B. McLean Officers - Fedunok - President, McHugh - Vice-Presidentg R. Schl- euning - Secretary, C. Blake - Treasurer 44850460 .... Most uf thc ninth gratlcrs takc such subjccts as algebra, scicncc, Latin, and math. Thcir faivoritc clubs :irc the Trzlvcl Club, Art Scrvicc Club, Basket' bzill Club, Lifcfsuving Club, and thc Majorcttc Club. Sonic of thc stuclcnts thc class is cspcciailly pruucl of strc: john Rcskuvalc, prcsitlcnt of thc junior school: Bairbarai Goltlingcr, secretary of -lunior Council: Ricky Palulzlt :incl Alain Wzilkcr, two of thc outstanding V. playcrsg and Put Klosky, who won hon' i urs in diving. ROOM Ill First Row - P. Kloslcy, G. Spcndler. M. Gal braith, E. Miller, Mit chcll, A. Walker, N Edminson. R. Michaels. Second Row: D. Hill, L. Roush, C. Kottncr, J Benincasa, E. Grelling, A. Doran, C. Sanford, R. Anderson. Third Row - R. Rosen burg, M. Parrish, B. Binlcert. R. Paulat, A Parson, T. Blair. Bell Fourth Row - B. Cas sell, B. Schutte. Officers - A. Walker, Presidentg E. Miller Vice-Presidentg M. Gal braithg Secretary, J Mitchell, Treasurer. ROOM 312 First Row - R. Morrison M. Schatzel, Sickels, R. Grivas. S. Katusin D. Sample, R. Carboni N. Albright. Second Row - E. Reich- el, C. Meistu, C. Kos- lco, N. McAllister, B Bonomo, N. Eck, A Weitershausen. Third Row F- F. Lock- ner, B. Mulach, E. Mc- Manus, B. Baker, D Henning. Fourth Row - H. Wet- zel, B. Stewart. Homeroom Officers - President, R. Grivas Vice president. S. Ka- tusing Secretary. J. Sick- lasg Treasurer, D. Sam- ple. ltls in llle Box H. 21 1 .- in . .mi QQQJAMQH l ff D 47 D , X 6 ' '1 .lc 'W' J 1, ' ROOM 104 First Row - B. Han- nan, C. Buckel, P. Bier- line, C. Brant, M. Schuster, D. Barrett, J Wissner, D. Pittman. Second Row - M. Rit- ter, C. Ford, M. Wolf, J. Perlilc, N. J. Holger, A. Hague, V. Thomas, J. Gass, L. Fischer, B. Sturgess. Third Row - I. Fleming R. McCraken, H Creese, C. Falclc, D Bambey, M. Campbell L. Quellhorst, G. Clay M. Kiefer, L. Przcrac- ki Fourth Row - B. Kotic M. Ruslco, H. Pekich P. Niiler, M. Weidle R. Miller, J. Lehman: J. Pelicone, A. Guistini C. Boice. ROOM 203 First Row - E. Protz- man, P. Klves, Hor- riclc, B. Bauer, D. Dem- ber, A. Truran, Bel- les, M. Slean. Second Row 4 D. Thorn- ton, W. Pegler, A. Sutter, S. Enylist, N Cubbagc, M. Kneeland R. Everslcak, I. Covert S. Gusic. Third Row - R. Mar- chese, F. Wagner, M Schlieden, S. Marstill J. Ford, Mazzarcse J. Pope, R. Hern, F Meinert. Fourth Row - N. Kuhn C. Yetter, M. Schlan- ger, J. Terick, C. Nevs mat, C. Behrhorat, B White, B. Heilman, H Spanger. Fifth Row - B. White D. Gatto, C. Trash, Di McClelland, H. O'Bry- on. ROOM 210 First Row - G. Meyers P. Epasfepo, K. Wchf ner, N. Stevens, R Hey, L. Wiegman, V Horoard. Second Row - A. Keith N. Ringeisen, C. Kuhl: ber, C. Paryukoski, R Rubert, J. Urban, B Tunk, J. swat, D. Nie- laus. Haefner. Third Row - M. Baacke E. Lacy, L. Fisher, P Mazure, R. Garland, F Sneocl, L. Rombach, W Ebbert, B. Toth, B Vance. Fourth Row - R. Merz P. Brando, L. Clark, J Stader. Q v 7 v s - ROOM 304 First Row - C. Elasin, P. Rock, B. Goldinger, J. Grose, Michalko, J. Amtbruster, M. Leo. Second Row - G. Leff- ler, L. Waldschnmidt, A Lerario, E. Clay, A. Garrity, C. Myers. E. Waters, K. Pritchard. Third Row -- Geiger E. Bills, H. Kaufman J. Davison, C. Genter. M. Fonger, C. English Fourth Row - G. Berg- man, K. Schulte. A English, Watson, C Capenas, M. Bredde D. Hartman. Fifth Row - B. Bollman A. Springer, M. Prin- gle, M. Schoheld. ROOM 317 First Row - E. Gooden J. Bean, G. Falls, J Bowen, N. Goidert, I Hamm, Jedlicka. A Kuhn. Second Row - T. Modey A. Watford. I.. Ncston S. Layton, A. Limberis C. Arnold. B. Need ham, R. Toddie. Third RowfM. Schne helen, E. Bergman J. Rebel, C. Burk patthe, B. Reed, J Lockhart, T. Scllirra E. Wade. Fourth Row 4 H. Yock el, Braun, R. Ben ner, E. Lang, R. Brier W. Dichow, W. Thom as, H. Ravenstahl. Fifth Row - Green W. Klause, G. White side, R. Hurley. ROOM 323 First Row - H. Sarver C. Hammock, B. jones P. Garvin, R. Liberto D. Bricker, S. Meals, C Finche. Second Row - B. Miller J. Cayton, Walter, R Watenpool, D. Netf C. Alexander, T. Lucas Third Row - D. Gerst ner, B. Luzell, B. Wig- gins, A. Kruger, L. La wall. R. Hummel, E Yuislca J Klin er . , . g . Fourth Row - A. Har- gect, B. Rosensteele B. Schneiderlockner, J Freeman, P. Miklcish D. Penkaua. ROOM 325 First Row - McChesney Wimer, Hzlenel, Resko- vac, Corbit, Feduno Kanz, Spencer Second Row A Caldwell Krunmurt, Dolby, Riley, Shearer, Schleder, Bar- ranti, Knauss. Third Row - Campbell Sonnett. Waldorf Skowronek, Hinds, Dar: ling. Haller, Rhule. Griffiths. Fourth Row - Ludolff Hotnich. Flynn, Dex. Hall. Mill, Buechel, Lyons, Bashnrr. Fifth Row - Bellstine Dudy. Coutch, Mc: v 1 1 8th Grade There are only three eighth grade home rooms this year - one SA and Uwo SB. Miss Marydessie Blayney is the SA teacher, and her homeroom holds a number of distinctions. It is the home of the Perryseope, and it came in second in the 1951 Goodwill campaign. The SB home rooms, 303 and 306, are hoth home economics rooms, and their teachers are Miss Power and Miss England. The pupils of 306 are responsible for cleaning the living room and keeping the tables polished in their room. Although still in junior high, these students are really showing their spirit. unficvz ROOM 110 First Row - L. Cook, C. Daiss, K. Fraser, M. Siefert, L. Bibbet, R. Swedish, C. Wigley, C. Hohmzmn. Second Row - L. Ange- letti, Voegtly, D. Knabel, E. Schramm, C. Lombardi, L. Li- gouri, D. Rector, R. Klopfer, C. Hall, E. Manual. Third Row - A. Neu- gebauer, C. Kinsella, F. McQuillan, A. Kaelin, T. Antill, D. LaScola. A. Hall, LeFevre. G. Solomon, S. Chatham. Fourth Row - A. Boch- ter, Miller, N. Har- baugh, D. Glavin, I. Gerhardt, J. Knabel, A. Longhort, C. Penning- t0h. Fifth Row - J. Smith, L. Dollhopf. Officers - K. Fraser, Presidentg L. Sibbett, Treasurerg M. Siefert, Secretaryg R. Swedish, Vice-President. ROOM 303 First Row - A. Ulrich R. Hrisak, M. McAllis- ter, L. Pitrusu, D. Hall, D. Smith, T. Stover, A. Clay. Second Row - R. Kuntz, D. Margus, D. Matviya. S. Kuras, N. Bernstein. M. Bruce, B. Baker, Hartman. Third Row - S. Spring, C. Geiger, D. Groom, C. Wilson, Bodnar, R. Arent, D. Reidel. Fourth Row - R. Or- dean, D. Neely. ROOM 306 First Row - Y. Harris, C. Greenert, Bowin, I. Fetterman, V. Rohm. D. Thackeray, P. Mc- Laughlin, C. Mertz. Second Row - B. Lott. J. Eardley, L. Good- worth, D. Jones, B. Wenger, Richardson. Third Row - Haas. E. Strauss, T. Crozier, K. Duncan, j. Kiefer, K. Voltz, C. Fisher, L. Hammer. Fourth Row - W. Lu- dolff, Barrow, D. Kuhn, I. Pittman, L. Coffman. 7th Grade This yez1r's 7B homerooins are 321 aid 316, with Miss Simons :intl iss Fo 21: homeroom teachers. Room 316 holds the distinction of licing the nrt rom n, The 7A's in Room 2 have Miss ohnson for their homeroom teacher. X O g 'Y i XT X ifyb - i. t 5 X? S.: f -e ' x . Q, WESLQ 1, I xy 1 V' ' X M hl . 'wi I . -QQ! A JI ' I .ix ,' ,f J Q J I Z Although these students have been here only one or two semesters, they :ire well on the way to becoming active Perryitcs. ROOM 2 First Row - No. 3. K. Wallace, V. President, 4. D. Geasa, Secretary, 5. R. Stoof, Presidentg 6. W. Isner, Treasurer. ROOM 316 Front Row - B. Kuntz, 1. Brown, W. Rein- hart, Luke. H. Bak- er, Leilli, D. Eback, R. Williams. Second Row e W. Peter- son, D. Glavin, M. Tietz, M. Clay, T. Bahley, D. Wingard, Kolerik, Bish, D. man, L. Ludolff. Third Row - E. Voll- berg, G. Osterriter, N. Brczina, A. Jedlicka, R. Holt, R. Petrovic, G. Morris, Bean. Fourth Row - C. Ste- phan. U. Knabel, S. Smith. I. Schultheis, C. Kaelin, A. Eclc, L. Roh- leder, P. Sturgeon. Fifth Row - T. Kirk- bride, R. Vance, D. Parker. ROOM 321 First Row - S. Pusateri, T. Gold, D. Kimmick, S. Kyler, Delaney, Dolley, E. Baacke, Solomon. Second Row - C. Elutz, D. Waldschmidt, A. Cullen, L. Veolp, G. Beckert, Swain, D. Ludoff, C. Pittner, B. Baker. Third Row: A. Sager. A. Kleinschmidt, B. Bar- rick, C. Hanna, H. Champlin, N. Dering, S. Cullen. Fo-uzth Row: E. Larery, S. Rameas, C. Nelson, Gerrick, C. Mertz, W. Hamilton, C. Showers, D. Luzell. Fifth Row - D. Kocher, K. Schulthics, B. Lisk. I ,E Q ' 57 wg! Q :Sig --f, .ff , ,gui f, C: 5 L: 511 L-71 ' ' The Hiiiloppcrs are in town i f SOCIAL DANCING First Row - D. Blacyus, E. Ziegler, R. Bodlc- V. Kcrchensky, K. McClure, M. Schell- haas, L. Wiedeman, C Rohm, A. Schneider- lochner, A. Baker, L Goehring, J. Gregory Second Row - W. Rit- ter, M. Hallet, P. Trip T. Petrinas, C. Costa A. Hall, L. Broennan B. Guckert, D. Corry J. Whired, L. Cole, Bi Miller. Third Row - W, Gros- insky, D. Reefer, J Slough, B. Kornich M. Lipstone, M. Mc- Clear F Leo R Mul y, . , . - vey, G. Bahl, H. Hedge, J. Everhart. Fourth Row - T. Mc- Cullough, S. Sell, I Dunn. GIRLS LEADERS S. Corrie-front First Row - S. Mine- hart, R. Nichols, B. L. Funk, L. Robinson E. Mazure, E. Dam bach, M. J. Wick, J Pfeiffer, B. Getty, B Kohley, P. Ruber, J Gold, V. Mackin, C Hewlett. Second Row - Ben- net, P. Neely, L. Schwartz, L. Williams 1 s 1 R. Rock, L. Mazure, M. Keller, Mazure S. Hykas, N. Knapp M. Marino, M. Shevlin, N. Wright, L. Kretzer, A. Hey, C. Sonnett J. Eisler. Third Row - Y. Eard- lcy, N. Kloslcy, B. Blair, A. Kagle. M. Forten- bacher, Fazio, M. Le- kinsky, N. Kutcher, G Ziegler, D. Myers, Connor, M. Kern, S Bairel, A. Cumer, Davidson, A. Alexan- der, L. Beckert. Warming GMM 9 2 wwf YXE 9 ,L 5 fm ,Q af-1: ,f L. ,. ew -' ,QU Ms' my We gi? B X S th . RX N 1, ll' . I . X f Pi: M K MILS X 4 if 1 1 X l y 1 Q XX f ,XX x X CHESS CLUB First Row - P. Niiler, S. Alderdice, B. Covert, B. Bluel, E. Garland, E. Dent, L. Fisher. Second Row - F. Kerr, B. Watson, A. McArn, H. Pehich, P. Doerge, B. McFelterich, B. Wig- gins, P. Brant. Third Row -- Porter, D. Covell, R. Tauso-n, D. Aganba, D. Mullen, R. Hurler. K. Shetter. ART SERVICE CLUB Due to the increase in membership, the Art Serv- ice Club had to be divided into two groups. These students were responsible for our snappy posters for all occasions. Many of them won Art Awards for various types of work. Most of our hall passes came from this organiza- tion. DRAMATIC CLUB First Row - N. Pinker- ton, S. Volz, S. Smith, S. Spencer. Second Row - G. Ven- tresca, H. Thurner, B. Knauss, E. Nichols, M. Ott, Cohan, Donaldson, V. Mc- Laughlin, R. Hoffman, B. Moran, McNer- ney, M. Darby, J. Ca- sale, R. Bowman, S. Williams. Third Row - M. Ryan, V. Meals, A. Wissner, J. Gosnell, McKin- ney, M. Klinger, Wagner, I. Bairhalter, A. Sassano, M. Easley, S. Crump, L. Tait, M. Roomeliotis, M. Fifer, B. Fifer, C. Faller. Fourth Row - W. Mega- han, Kuhn, J. Morri- son, Kirk, S. Knabel, N. Corcoran, V. Berg- man, N. Morrison, R. Waldorf, Kanz, V. Schiller. Officers -- S. Volz, Presi- dentg S. Smith, V. President, N. Pinker- ton, Secretary, S. Spen- cer, Treasurer. flvrv Kg rlqfwrv fwfufz Slldllllllillfl Club Vujorvllv Cfufz Tlzunles fo I-iI and Karon Yearbook 2 A The or i , Hwwaliiirle RY secure Announcedi .'Zli2,l?fZ.iC.iE'ii7i..fl1i..ffT?.'2iWill Per.-vt. seniors are already discuss-I king lor fl' vn1.2fNa.2 A L PERRY taxon sci-xo-01. A 'F L' out 1 0, set Sewing Council Teachers 756 pefmqdcafze Through the guidance of Miss Murydessie Blzlyney, the Senior Perryseupe staff has brought zihout many improvements for the presentation of news to the school. Thirteen interesting issues were puhlished hy the staif this year. SENIOR PERRYSCOPE First Row - D. Woodrow, A. Pavlich, S. Sell, N. Pinkerton-associate editor, C. Colebob- editor, D. McBride, G. Echlepp, T. Rohm, S. Williams, J. Shaffer. Second Row - Casale, N. Etzel, S. Spencer, B. Banes, L. Fortenbacher, W. Meghan, M. McCleary, A. Sassano, D. Covert, B. Skender, S. Lippecott, M. Ott. Third Row - M. Brown, A. Hatch. C. Gormley, D. Pape, Madden, P. McVay, M. Ben- jamin, V. Neals, N. Herch, L. Likarevich, S. Volz, M. Wiley, C. Stacy, Covell. Fourth Row - S. Roessler, P. Ilch, P. Stiegerwald, Kirk, L. Atkinson, D. Gerlock, F. Dewalt, I. Kanz, B. Boyd, A. Malecki, N. Vogeley, L. Goehring, Houghton. Fifth Row - P. Martin, S. Bariel, A. Oillan, B. Hartman, D. Corry, F. Simons, Smith Niiler, Kress, L. Lane, A. Loelfler. Sixth Row - A. Schick, D. Stevens, T. Wiegman, B. Ritter, D. Norris, R. Montgomery. 7ae4 GMM x :zz '19 ' lf -' , ' T :j x N W Lt l W , f LJ ,lt ff ' ls 'Q-55 J'f'5fl 't Iunior Council The junior Council is Il11lLlC up of thc prcsitlcnt and sccrctzlry ol' catch junior homcroom. It conf trilwutcs much to thc gcncml wclf fnrc of thc cntirc school, junior Council supports thc Scnior Conn' cil in most ot' its projccts :Intl talkcs on many of its own, M1's. Eval Yockcy guitlcs thc junior Council in its work. Iunior Council Iunior Cabinet The Senior Council is made up of the president and secretary of each home room, In council meet' ings the members discuss the mat' ters which have been brought up in homefroorn meetings and the various problems existing through' out the school. Each semester Council launches xi campaign which is expected to improve our school. Mrs, Eval Yockey guides Council in its work. Senior Council The lvleeting is Called To Order SENIOR COUNCIL Getty, R. Day, A. Kag- sale, N. Klosky, I.. Atkinson. N. Wagnian. Wilson, Smalstig, R. Santom. SENIOR CABINET Theurer, I. DeMarco, N Wagnian First Row - B. Wyland, S. Sell. A. Theurer. Second Row 4 E. Hew- lett, N. Knapp, B. le, P. Ilch. P. Sarver, R. Schleuning. Ca- Third Row - Covell, J. Houghton, S. Corrie, M. Lekinsky, I. De- Marco, S. Wirth. G. Wirth, G. lVlcCleary, Waldron, D. Woodroxv. Fourth Row - R. Zito, J. Cook, Fedunok, B. Montgomery, Grivas, T. Wiegnian, R. Swe- dish, G. Davis. R. N. Knapp, A. Kagle, B. Wyland, S. Sell, A. Wecinmcfaq GMM Every Wednesday morning students who so desire may attend Religious Edu' cation classes in either Nativity Catholic Church or Mount Zion Lutheran Church. For convenience, first and fifth period classes are reversed for this. Attendance is purely voluntary, hut Perry is proud of the large number of students who take advantage of this opportunity. GAME CLUB First Row - N. Knabel, A. Jedlicka, D. Fisher, L. Ludolf, E. Dickerson, M. Toots, M. Clay, J. Brown. Second Row - C. Smith, M. Schmedlia, D. Geson, T. Blasurs, H. Baker, I. Schultheis B. McCaulay, N. Thomas, J. Lieb, C. Stephen, J. Bean, K. Wallis, N. Minsenburg. , STAGE CREW Stage Crew First Row - W. White, B Creese, R. Swedish, B Raible, G. McClone Second Row - Royston D. Howard, W. Grodzins- ki, P. Steinbach, D. Wood row Third Row - R. McKeever J. Whited, J. Miller Foreman-D. Howard Assistant foreman - R Swedish Treasurer - B. Raible The Stage Crew, umlcr thc lczidcrship of Mr. jnrncs Dickson, has very uhly set up for plays, zisscmhlics, :md .ill school functions. Together with thc Art Scrvicc Cluh, this QFUUIH IH2lLlC thu hcnutiful Stags setting for Spring Showtimcf' rata... ew. CCll7'l0FCl Club ' First Row - K. Pritcard, A. l A. Riley, F. Lea, M. Knee- , land, W. Fordenbacher, L. i Coffman, H. Spangler , Second Row - Bish. D. Smith, P. Kloes, N. Hol- zer, J. Simendinger, Le- Feure, N. Boyer, L. Roh- leder, F. Smith Third Row - C. Firmin, T. Pope, F. Lochner. R. Saw- yer, H. Botic, D. Sample, C. Falk, Coach Smith Officers - M. Kneeland- President, F. Lea 4 Vice Presidentg W. Forden- bacher - Secretary 'vrse Sperileingg Ch SUIITUI' TQUKI CNVUSS Ifirgr Row - G. Ziegler N. Knapp. Y. Eardley D. Myers. Piolato B. Kohlcy. A. Kagle B. Gardner. B. Azzarel lo, B. Myer Second Row 7 E. Schen kel, Wfagner. M Klinger. N. Wfissner M. Price. D. Lowry Third Row - N. Vogcly D. Covert, M. Kern, A Rathgeher, Heuer L. Morgan, L. Goehr- ing. C. Long. Brown Fi rst Row - M. Lips- comb. C. Clossin, D. Davis, L. Broeoman. P. Tripp. H. Schearer. A. Wzltford, P. De- laney Second Row 1 B. Getty. G. Letfer. M. Lane. M. Aehi. L. Pace. Pi- fer. M. Brown Third Row - G. Falls, O. Hall, S. Wirtlm, N. Kutcher. C. Hewlett D. Muth, Fazio. Huslcvlhull Chill Inst Row 7 S. Schu- vel. R. Priest, T. Blas- ius. Wfaldron. Niil- er, C. Lascola. E. Sal- ler Second Rf-w a Coach Fehrenhach. D. Tuns- tal. E. Garland, A Vifalker. B. Danklefson E. Snodgrass. R. Sak- ton. Fuchs Third Row - Stu. fi.-ny, R. Zim. 'G. D..- vis. B. Miller. P. Kane R. Whitheld. Q Ulf Q Biology Club BIOLOGY CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Chester Irons, the Biology Club is one of the largest clubs in the school. Each week there is an interesting talk given hy some prominent speaker, The special interest and enthusiasm shown hy Mr. Irons to' gether with the cooperation of the officers result in a splendid cluh. The clulffs annual auction helps prospective nurses meet the expenses of their training program. Up Dancer! Ami Furthermorel Electrical Experimental Lulin Club Mcllll Cfull IFJIIICJIPOII Cv!! JJ A CAPPELLA FIRST ROW - S. Williams, C. Hague, I. Bairhalter, S. Ramey, G. Elchlepp, R. Bowman, J. Casale, Miss Gibson, B. Zimmerman, M. Benjanain, R. Day, P. Ruber, L. Kret- zer, M. Baker, E. Hewlett, Mi. Wick SECOND ROW - D. Hankey, J. Cohan, A. N. Wright, R. Rock, K. McClure, N. L. Schwartz, D. Daiss, L. Fortenbacher, ton, Z. Riley THIRD McClellan, R. Swartz, D. Glavin, C. Fitzgerald, Kuhn, Moore, M. D. Oakley FOURTH ROW 4 A. Weiterhausen. M. Wiedeman, S. Bairel, A. Moskum, J. Lange, D. Faller, L. Wagman, C. ky, B. Warner, F. Sarver ROW - M. Schellhaas, P. Sarver, Hey, Donaldson, M. Shevlin, R. Ulrich, Wagman, B. Wyland, D. White, B. Knauss, C. Gormly, P. Martin, D. Young, J. Hough- P. McVay, M. Wiley, C. Stacey, N. Klosky, R. D. Baacke, D. MacPhail, W. Tole, T. Baron, Kaechele, Kirk, A. Malecki, R. Schondelmeyer, Galbraith, S. Crump, L. Agnew, J. Covell, L. R. I-lite, H. Hedge, D. McBride, R. Solomon, Heard, N. Pinkerton, M. Eben-hardt, M. Lekins- A Cappella Choir The A Czlppcllal Choir, unclcr thc Llirccf tion of Miss Maury' Gibson, hzls long hccn unc of Pcrryis must outstanding lTl'gQllIl'.liltlOllS. Thc mcmhcrs, chosen hy group vote on thc lvzlsis of zlhility, perform for nsscmlvlics, conf ccrts, church scrviccs, mcctings of thc Pcrry WlTU1Cl1iS Clulw, :mtl Bzicczllaiurczltc. Life Saving Cluh Ari Svrvico Club First Row - T. Madae, J. Bean, A. Primo. H. Henning. W. Malch, R. Davis. P. Klots, C. Mansfield. Second Row 4 Son- net. L. Likarevich. M. Ogden. Pilotta, Gass. L. Pacr. L. Schul- tc. A. Griffith. Third Row -v M. Borek. P. Klosky. D. Hill, E. Grelling, P. Leech, P. Gallowich., A. Mun- son, A. Camplrell, Fourth Row - W. Lee, D. Gerlach, L. Fansler. D. Brust, I. Mathies, R. Anton. W. Finch, Studcny. f Q W lruvvl C lllll First Row 7 S. Corborit, J. Jilicia. B. Needham, M. Weidle, L. Quel- horst. E. Lacy. C. Christman. Second Row 4 B. Han- non. L. Wallschmist. C. Morgan, C. Behrhorst. B. Wlmite, I. Flemming, J. Rebel, M. Wolf. Third Row f J. Resko- vac, B. Lambart, King. M. Brede. C. Camponas, Davison, E. Waters. D. Niehous. Fourth Row - R. Katec, S. Holmes, Bowen, R. MCKQ-lbcy. T. Fedu- rak, J. Beilstinc, H. Ranonsthall, H. Kauf- man. flu' Snow? CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders have played an important part in all school activities. They cheer at hoth foothall and haskethall games. They also participate in the pepf assemblies. They have had a very cnjoyahlc season and appreciate the cofopera- tion of the student body. MA1oRETTEs The ten inajorcttcs, under thc guidance of Miss Mildred Snodgrass, have had a very successful season. They marched at all the home ifoothall games, for the Spring Festival, and in parades. They helped the girls who will be taking their places next year to learn the routines and the fundamentals of twirling and march' ing. CIIQQFICGJBTS Left to Right - N. Et- zel, Houghton, Matthews, I. De Marco QHead Cheerleader, , M. Haseman, L. Beck- ert, L. Robinson. Majorettes Left fbottom to top, -- B. Fennel, S. Ramey, J. Moore, A. Theurer. Center - L. Fortenbacher U-lead Majorettej Right Cbottom to top, - M. Sheets, A. Hersh, K. Heindle, Nolan, M. Wiley. -. ...D .. 1 -. 'Q , I 'AL III! 'A W' 1 ,J 1 WP J fn A .M 11 X Perry, GO I y W BOGI OFFICERS FRONT - D. Corry-Presi- dent, M. Azzarello-Secre- tary. BACK - B. Baynes - Vice- president, L. Wiedenman - Treasurer. 1. MOORE'S COMMITTEE First Row - L. Wiedexluan, M. Azzarello, B. Haynes, J. Moore. Second Row - A. Theurer, S. Crump, D. Arnold, C. Tripp, L. Robinson, M. McCleary, D. Nagy. L. Fortenbacher, T. Margus, L. Tait. Third Row 1 M. A. Scheller. M. Borek, K. McClure, M. Schellhaas, A. Cummcr, Kirk. Fourth Row - D. Scull, B. Ball, G. Davis, D. McBride. L. LIKAREVICH'S COMMITTEE First Row 7 B. Kay, P. Boucek B. Minery, G. Rubake:-, A Goetz, D. Comport. Second Row - M. I. Wick B. I-Ioffman, L. Likarevich. K Heindl, Casale, M. Sheets N. Etzel. Third Row - A. M. Iocz, S Volz, S. Kemp, D. Covert, S Spencer, M. Novak. Fourth Row - A. Pavlich. D Gerlach, L. Atkinson, C. Cos ta, M. Wiley, Morrison. Fifth Row - S. Corrie, A Schiller, S. Hykas. . . M. I-IASEMAN'S COMMITTEE First Row - H. Peterson, W. Wagner, D. Corry, Evar- ard, Whited, C. Heard, N. Fanning. Second Row - V. Ludolif, J. A. Mazure, W. Megahan, B. Skender, Nolan, E. Holmes, R. Bowman. Third Row - L. Williams, G. Sibenik, N. Derkach, D. Mar- tin, S. McKinney, A. Mos- kun, B. Fishinger, M. Lekins- ky, S. Woods, C. Rohm, L. Beckert. l Boer CLUB Under the sponsorship of Miss Ethel Roherts, the Bogi Club, which is eonstif tutetl solely of twelfth graders, puts on many sueeessful dances, providing refresh' ments and an orchestra at every tlanee. ln' eidentally the name Bogi is formed hy taking the first two letters from BOy and Glrll S. WILLIAMS' COMMITTEE First Row - C. Slcowronek, Smith, R. Schwartz, D. Gla- vin. D. Woodrow, B. Wyland. Second Row - S. Ramey, G. Elchlepp. D. Hankey, S. Wil- liams, A. Hersh. Shevchick, M. Ney, T. Rohm. Third Row - D. Daiss, B. Zimmerman, P. Steigerwald S. Knabel, C. Faller, M. Ryan, N. Klosky, A. Schneiderlock- ner. N. Pinkerton. v Gu A cam eafzdrncak Sfaff This yearis Yearhmuk Stall, under the supervision of Miss Theressa Mintz, hruught in a record hreaking 31000 irom patrons, thus making possihle the many improvements in this hunk, Underelassmen henefited as they never have hefore hy eontrihuting their own informal pictures, LITERARY STAFF First Row - M. Wick, N. Derkach. Second Row - S. Williams, E. Ziegler. Third Row - Nolan, N. Pinkerton, I. De Marco, L. Wiedeman, A. Theurer, D. Woodrow. ART STAFF FIRST ROW - D. Gerlach L. Williams, Neal, S. Volz B. Baynes, A. Dickerson, C Rohm, G. Trivoli, D. Win- gard. SECOND ROW - B. Kay, C Heard, B. Fishinger, T. Rohm S. Spenser, L. Likarevich, K Heindl, Whired, M. Lelcin sky. TYPISTS AT TYPEWRITERS - A Pavlich, B. Fennell. SECOND ROW - N. Klos ky, V. Kerchensky, C. Hague M. Eberhardt, Morrison A. Hersh, S. Hykas. EDITORS at Row - D. Norris - Sports Editor: C. Colcbob - Nlakeup fditorg G. Trivoli - Art Edi- org L. W'icdc111an - Literary Editor. ond Row - C. Rohm - Art fditorg A. Pavlich - Copy fditorg G. Dalton - Manag- ng Editor: N. Pinkerton - .itcrary Editorg N. Wagntan - iports Editor. PATRON COMMITTEE FIRST ROW - G. Davis, B. Skcnder. J. Casale. B. Rmblv- J- Gfwas- Co.ED1'roRs-IN-CHIEF AND SPONSOR SECOND ROW - D. Covert, L. Likarevich. G. Dalton. C. Tripp, D. Corry. D. Mcliridc, Miss T. Maltz, Nl. Hnscman. Nlmmm, Boy I I afcteria Committee Library Staff Orc'l1c2s Ira rst Row - T. Rohm President, B. Fishin: ger, Secretary. -cond Row - B. Kay G. Limberis, D. Pitt- man, V. Ludoff, D Diley, A. Hersh, B Smith, M. Baacke, J Matweea. L. Pace, M Marino. hird Row - D. Glavin P. Marshall. B. Tole B. Cassel, A. Anton D. Baacke, R. Champ lain, Simondinger, I Eisler, Sickles. :urth Row - Schaef er, Kuntz, W. Finch J. Klinger, S. Hetrick D. White, B. Wallace C. Heard, W. Walsch D. Tauson, C. McEwen llllllll rst Row - M. Sheets A. Hersh, B. Fennell M. Wiley, L. Forten bacher, Moore, S Ramey, K. Heindl, A Theurer. cond Row - M. Klein R. Hockenberry, B Tole, R. Luzell, B White, B. Cassel, D Wllite, B. Kay, C Heard, T. Rohm, P Kloes, M. Voland. 1ird Row - C. Behr horst, Gross, D. Noll P. Tauson, G. Mattors P. Gerslci, Ford, L Hedge, R. Bolf, G. Lim beris, F. Leed, D. Tau son, Collins. ,urth Row - Kuntz T. Pope, C. Alexander. R. Sanders, F. Kerr. Guzek. ith Row - R. Rock S. Hetrick, P. Mikish R. Priest, A. Walker F. Wagner. Y PIQOOIIS 'st Row - C. Stacy, I Bairhalter, S. Roessler. B. Needham. cond Row - K. Schul te, B. Blair, A. Hatch C. Gormly, N. Stevens B. Dolby, jedlicka iird Row - P. Bier line. Wagner, L Kretzer, A. Hey, C Sonnett. N. Knapp, M Marino. urth Row - M. Lu dolff, S. Stader, A Wissner, H. Kaufman J. Eisler. 'th Row - M. Gersh ner, N. Kuhn, E. Wade C. Kuhlber, N. Pin geisen, N. Scofield. nth Row - S. Allar dice, G. Ziegler. B Warner, B. Sinewe, B Stump, Houghton. venth Row -- D. Fo bingier. I. Carothers. E Waters, Plamm, E Schenke, Moore, L: Goehring. A Q4 K Marilyn, Miss School Spirit SCHOOL SPIRIT CLUB The purpose of the School Spirit Club is, as its name implies, to promote School Spirit. Every student in the school is a mem' ber of this club. They meet after school to talk over and decide upon any projects that will make Perry a better school. A memf her of the IZA class is designated as School Spirit. His, or her, job is to plan and pref side over the cluh. This is a very worth' while organization hecause it helps promote enthusiasm and interest in school activities. This year's School Spirits were Ivlarilyn McCleary and Beverly Zimmerman. X o I I .1.-t. 25 Q My 5 algif ' ! 3:11515 iiiflf 140 -4 6, 5.3. .Qc g 4 5 SCHOOL SPIRIT First Row - I. Casale, E. Hewlett, S. McKinney, M. Nay, Schevchick, M. McCleary, S. Kemp, D. Daiss, B. Zimmerman, B. Hoffman, C. Hewlett. Second Row - D. Nagy, Pollato, B. Gardner, B. Getty, P. Ruber, R. Rock, B. Day, Moore, S. Smith, S. Atkinson, Piefer, L. Pace. Third Row - R. Bowman, S. Spencer, D. Pape, Hamm, Madden, B. Kifer, E. Holmes, R. Grivas, D. Hill, Kanz, A. Sassano, N. Eck. Fourth Row - M. Lekinslcy, S. Wirth, Kirk, P. Klosky, Sickle, P. Ilch, A. Cumer, J. Nolan, C. Colebob, M. Ott, A. Kagle, B. Boyd. Fifth Row - L. Willimns, Whited, C. Rohm, L. Wiedeman, M. Schiellhaas, Everard, G. Bahl, D. Corry, Winguard, G. Dalton, B. Hartman, M. Scheller. MILROY Iviilroy is :1 recreational center for all the boys and girls in the 9th through the 12th grades in Perry High School. Two big rooms :ire used for dancing only, while another is the refreshment room, where mernhers may huy soft drinks, ezindy, :ind hot dogs. Downstairs is another large room which contains three pool tables :ind Z1 pingfpong tzlhle. Dances :ire held every Saturday from S100 till 11:00, and every Vxfednesdaiy from 7:30 till 9:30. Admission for one semester is 31.00. Guests are wermitted on Simn-du ' nivhts , y 1 s , for 55.25, hut they must he 2lCCOl'1'1p1lIl1CLl hy ll memher. 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I iii fp .1 . , U' Jqyh, LF'-y..'QYiqrJf,x - 5' -f, 1 Q 'qezfl RQ?fr,lf1 -:QPU 1- 4' ' 'Z 1- 2 v ' A- 'QV' V-4 wwf-- Q '.,.- ,-Jm.:AfH i '-w ' . , v V W , . '46 x , -- . , . - V. 1 -fn... ...i 5 f f' va . ' fl K W 9 Z3 f S Z4 ,w. Z ag 4gL- iz' i 13 5 x X, ,Rf ,W Q AFSW, , V. ,1. ,, M-N75 HR ? .X ,f -A ,A-A112 5 .V::1k,gg:k,,E.!- ,N KZ K . .y .5 K5 S, Qi . , 8, pq , - ,,m.,M,V . .S 2 , , M35 Q 6, i X 5 ge I - fi I l I k -gf ,W-f-:fx-livi gif' 'gif T L' f ' FOOTBALL REVIEW The Perry Gridders furnished us with many thrilling moments but fell short in the inal analysis. They finished with a lone victory and a tie while dropping six. The first game found Perry meeting the Mt. Lebanon Blue Devils at the 1atter's Held. The game found neither team able to penetrate the scoring zone as the game ended in a 0-0 tie. The Commodores took on Beaver Falls for the next exhibition game. The Bea'vers outfweighed the Commodores and pushed them all over the field, win' ning by a 34 to 7 score. ' Perry closed out their exhibition section schedule as they were rolled over by the prexies of Washington, by the score of 3343. Bill Wyland and jim Waldron pushed across Perry's two scores, as Mark Suto converted one extra point. For their next game, Perry traveled to Brentwood Stadium to meet the Carrick Raiders. This game was one of the best games of the City League season but Carrick finally took it. The Allegheny Red Devils trounced the injuryfriddled Commodores 36f0. Perry 'finally claimed their iirst victory as they defeated the Langley Mustangs, 14f0. Bert Patterson ran 70 yards for the one score, and Dick Slukich plunged for the other. Bert Patterson converted both extra points, giving Perry her only victory of the season. The Oliver Bears furnished the opposition as Perry closed out the season. An intercepted pass deep in Perry territory late in the game gave Oliver their mar' gin of victory, 7 points. Honors came to Perry as Bob Darkey was named Most Valauable Player of the SS squad. Bert Patterson repeated his being named to the AllfCity Team at end. Lost to graduation are ends: Patterson, Arent, and Rozanskig Tackles: Klenke, Kagle, and Stierheimg Guards: Slukich, Meldon, and Sellg and Center, Hite. The losses in backield men are also numerous and include Darkey, Wyland, Hagmaier, Salomon, and Stevens. The list is long, but the returning boys will form the basis of a good team for next year, Although they were plagued by many injuries, the Gridders represented Perry with their great spi-rit which brought them through the season. 646144 Qc-why . L. to R. Top. Lawlessg Niilerg G. Payneg G. McCloneg C. Fitzgeraldg Gilbert Bottom. T. Madey, Managerg B. Ritterg D. Woodrowg Smithg Hrisahg D. Norris .t 1 , A ,, sa A F 3A Q . , , 1 ., . , f 7 . F .kliviy . jk krkk. av , A 1 Q M 1 , K t k : VI In ,gk 1 . ' . I 'YQ ,.., W 3311: 4. an-S . i '3 15 'ev i ,I - I5 W, , . Q. Q ... Ag- -My , ::,, .Wig . :S . .1 .K K K M ' li --:4....x., , . ,.f. w ww! :ff YA 'V ' . ' ffl ' . L , X 0 . - . . , x, mi ,f Qi I K 'f ig A All . .. Sim' rm o gl, 9 4 X Q3 ..f X 'ff 2cw.,,.U X f. 'Qiigvgmifi' .111 On Your Mark! The end! Only 234 miles to go C ROSS COUNTRY REVIEW Although the 1952 crossfcountry season is over, the team can look back with pride on a fine record. In '52 the squad had eleven regular runners, with four of last year's lettermen returning. The roster read: Don Woodrow as captain, Jim Smith, Dave Norris, Bill Ritter, John Hrisak, George McClone, Juri Niiler, jim Gilbert, George Payne, Chuck Fitzgerald, and John Lawless. Tom Madey handled the managerial tasks very efficiently. John Hrisak was chosen captain for 1953. Don Woodrow was elected most valuable runner. During the regular season the Harriers won their meets with Penn Town' ship 09662, Langley f25f3OQg Oliver 119661, Shadyside f15f40D, and Brentwood f19f36Q. The squad lost two meets, Wilkinsburg 137481 and Latrobe f36f19j. Just in case you're wondering, the low score wins in a crossfcountry meet. In postfseason meets, Perry placed second to Langley in the City Cham' pionship meet. At this meet Don Woodrow took 3rd place, Jim Smith, 6th, Davve Norris, 13th, Jim Gilbert, 15th, John Hrisak, 18thg and Bill Ritter, 21st. Taking second place in this meet made it possible for the first six Perry men to go to the State Championship meet at Pennsylvania State College. Out of the Efteen teams entered at state, Perry ranked 11th, 52 points ahead of Langley in 13th place. The score was Perry 290-Langley 342. Perry placed Don Woodrow 18th, the highest any Perry runner has ever placed at State College, Jim Smith, 52nd, Dave Norris, 71st, Bill Ritter, 75th, and john Hrisak, 81st. As you can see, this is a record to be proud of and one which we all hope can be equaled or even bettered next season. Hmmm!! . Group: Top: D. Tunslall, Managerg D. Zunicg R. McKeeverg T. McCulloughg R. Salomong E. Garlandg J. Waldrong P. Kane Front: B. Kagleg B. Wylandg D. Comportg B. Darkeyg D. Slukich BASKETBALL REVIEW Perry's record was reversed 'from last year, as they won 6 and dropped 10 for the season. In league competition, Perry's Hoopsters won 5' while dropping 7, as they finished in fifth place. The Commodores scored 717 points for the sea' son with a one game high of 62 scored over the Allegheny Vocational five on the home court. Individual scoring honors went to Dick Comport, who hooped 122 points for the season. Dick Slukich also hit over the century mark with 102 ipoints. Bob Darkey, a midsemester graduate, hit for 89. Other scores worth noting were Wy' land, 64, Salomon, 64, Waldron, 633 and Garland, 57. Perry cage fans had to wait till the final game of the season for their great' est thrill. Perry defeated the Langley Mustangs, the section champs, 47f41, in one of the most thrilling games ever witnessed in Perry's gym. Perry's other victories were claimed over Connelly in exhibition, twice over the Oliver Bears, and over the Allegheny Vo's in league play. At the close of this season, Perry loses 7 boys to graduation. They are Bob Darkey, Bob Kagle, Bert Patterson, Bill Wyland, Ron Salomon, Dick Comport, and Dick Slukich. Although the losses are great, Perry hopes next year to improve this season's record. Swimming . L. to R. Front - C. Fitzgeraldg E. Adamsg S. Sellg T. Wiegmang N. Wagman Rear - B. Rogang A. McKelvyg D. McBrideg Smithg R. Jeffriesg D. Norrisg F. Simons D. Glaving G. Trivoli -1 ? R'Fr Swimmers ready . . . take your mark . . Watch it, you'll get stuck . ,gp ,. ,,,,,, ,,.,. SWIMMING This year's tank men kept up Perry's amazing record of outstanding swim' ming teams over the years by losing only two out of seven meets. Under the leaderf ship of captains Stewart Sell and Warne White the team started rolling in high gear by defeating Butler in our first duel meet 50-25. The highlights of this meet were lst and 2nd place in the 40fyard freestyle event by Wiegman and Wagman respec- tively, lst and 2nd by White and Woodrow in the 200 yard freestyle event, and Sell's lst place in the 100 yard freestyle. Adams in the 100 yard breast stroke and Simons in the 100 yard back stroke placed Brst in their events. On to Langley with high spirits the team brought home another victory '58f17. Norris and Skillen, placing first and second in the diving, and ,freestyle re' lay helped boost the score to one of the highest of the season. South Hills was the next team to fall before the Commodores by a score of 45450. The trunkmen then went to Connelly and won by a score of 59f16 with Perry placing lst and 2nd in all events but the diving and individual medley relay. After winning over Carrick with a score of 6Of14, the team was brought back down to earth when defeated at the hands of Allegheny 47f28. Some tough breaks caused Perry to lose this meet, but all hopes weren't lost, if we could beat Oliver there would be a threefway tie for the section II championship. The team knew this to be the hardest meet of the season and they were all out to win despite the loss of Gits Sell who graduated in january. It was a close meet all the way with neither team ahead by more than two points until the individual medley relay when Oliver placed lst and 3rd to go into the lead by a score ozf 34-29. By taking both the medley and the freestyle relay we would have had this meet. As it turned out, Oliver's medley was too strong for Jeffries, Adams, and White, and in spite of the freestyle relay win, the score was recorded 3966 favoring Oliver. Although this ended the dual meets there still was the city qualifying meet. 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Chuckie Ronnie Nardina Mr. fi Mrs. R. H. Neal Mr. Ei Mrs. Wm. Neugebaucr Mr. Ei Mrs. Victor Nevsimal Mr. E99 Mrs. David J. Newell Albert W. Newton, Realtor, Perrysville, Pa. The Newsette Mr. fs? Mrs. Frank Noll Jr. Ee? Family Norma Es? Bill Jim Norris North Pittsburgh A. A. North Side Real Estate Co. North Realty Co., Perrysville Ave. Mr. E. W. fEdJ Nosidlak Mr. E? Mrs. J. J. Nyland Mary O'Bryon Kenny O'Conor Patrick J. O'Hare Bill Ondvick Mr. E99 Mrs. Oswald Mrs. Ida Otto Mrs. T. C. Palmer E? Son Rev. E99 Mrs. Pape A. Parent Bruce, Margie, Ee? Barbie Parsons Park View Inn Pat E? Chuck Pat, Doris, Carol, Janet, Linda Pat E? Tom Mr. E? Mrs. John Paterski Paul J. Pauloski Service John Paulovich Nahum Doree Pavlich '52 Mr. Ee? Mrs. George J. Pavlich Gil Payne Robert N. Peay, Korea Gary Pfeiffer Mr. Ee? Mrs. Pffeifer Fred Peirish Howard fBubblesJ Peirish Mrs. R. M. Penrod H. K. Perlik Perry ESSO Servicenter Perry Market Perrysville Hardware E? Appliance, Perry'Vue 'Service Station Mr. Es? 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J. Robinson Mrs. Florence M. Robosson Mr. E99 Mrs. Ralph Rock Roberta E99 Bob Rock Mr. E99 Mrs. Al Rodak Mr. Joseph C. Rodgers Miss Marion Roders Herchen Roetner Mr. E99 Mrs. C. C. Roeser Bob Roehrig Mr. E99 Mrs. Ernest G. Roessler Barbara Rogan Mr. Ei Mrs. B. B. Rogan, Jr. Mrs. B. B. Rogan, Sr. Mr. E99 Mrs. Herman Rohleder Mr. E99 Mrs. A. N. Rohm Dr. E99 Mrs. Theodore L. Rohm Mr. E99 Mrs. T. G. Rohm Ray E99 Russ Rohm Room 215 11B Class of Room 318 Room 209-10B Mr. E99 Mrs. Paul E. Rooney Rose E99 Kevin Mr. Es? Mrs. Thomas Rowlands Mr. Ee? Mrs. Thomas E. Rowlands Mrs. Margaret Rubaker John J. Ruber Patty Ruber Mrs. G. F. Rubuer Jack Rushlander Mr. E99 Mrs. Geo. L. Rushneck Michael Allen Rusko Mr. E99 Mrs. Carl Russo Mr. E99 Mrs. Charles Sabina Charles Sanders Dixie Lee Sanders Mr. E99 Mrs. Elmer Sanders Jessie Sanders Sandy W. J. Santora, M. D. Sarge E99 Robbie Phyllis Sarver Mr. E99 Mrs. Harold Sarver Mrs. Mary Saslaw James Sasser Mr. E99 Mrs. Fred Saturley Mr. Es? Mrs. Herb Saturley Pearl R. Schaffrath Louis Schaper The Ed. Scheller Family Mr. E-19 Mrs. William Schick Webteam Mr. E? Mrs. Wm. J. Schiller A. J. Schlaner Marie Eff Ray Schmale Dr. E99 Mrs. R. H. Schmitt Mr. Ee? Mrs. William Schneider Mr. Eff Mrs. William Schneider Jr. Catherine Schnebelen Mr. E99 Mrs. Robert E. Schneiderlochncr John Schmucker Margaret Schodlatz R. K. Scholl, Chevrolet, Cochranton, Pa. School Spirit Club Howard A. Schultz Clarence L. Schwartz The Schwedler Family Scott Scotts Market Mr. Es? Mrs. Paul Scull Mr. Ei Mrs. L. G. Seelhorst Dr. E99 Mrs. Oliver M. Sell Senior Orchestra Seventh Period English 5 Class, 209, '52 Mr. E99 Mrs. William Sewald Sewickley Dairy Lunch Mr. E99 Mrs. Emery Shaffer Mrs. Lillian Sharpnack Harry J. Shearer Mr. E99 Mrs. Edward Sheets Mr. E99 M-rs. Don Sherbon Mrs. Jennie Shevlin Mr. E99 Mrs. W. R. Shevlin Mr. E99 Mrs. James B. Shideler Shirlee Ee? Den -A Nance Es? Ken Gerry Sibenik Mrs. Louis Sibenik Jr. Jeanette Sickles The O. S. 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