Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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Pcrry High School has hccn awartlcd a Ucorgc Wzislnf ington Memorial modal hy the Frcctlom Fountlaf tion: the Ycarhook sctfup has hccn changed, makf ing this thclthrccfscmcstcr, 19?-P1995 Ycarhook: a jukc hox has hccn installctl in thc cafctcria: the autlitorium has hccn gracctl with ncw Amcrican and Perry lilagsg thc hoys' gym classes have hccn hrightcnctl hy the white shirts and hluc gym trunks: the A Cappclla Choir has sung at a Pitts' hurgh Symphony conccrtg a ncw itlca for the scniors' last tlay has hccn initiatctlg and a patrol of lockcr guards has hccn hcgun to protect thc lockcrs. Thcsc arc just a fcw of thc things charactcristic of the school ycar 195-I-'ii Bcsitlcs thcsc, Junior and Scnior Councils havc iiunctionctl as usualg colorful hullctin hoards havc cnlivcnctl thc schoolg antl Pcrryitcs have won intlivitlual honors in all kinds of compctitions, ln all. this has hccn a vcrv mcmorahlc ycar. 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We should like to express our appreciation to Mr. S'utherland for his many helpful suggestions and corrections. NIR. D. R. DOUGLASS Mr. Douglass has been our prin' cipal and friend for all of our days at Perry High School. After being vicef principal for a number of years. he be' came principal in 1947. Before his administrative positions, he taught mathematics and science at Perry. To Mr. Douglass we extend our sincere thanks for the many times he has guided us in the right direction. . .. , . ou .. W Q ...gl 1 s Q Q , ? f A , ' EA' K Q , 1 L I , . ,223 H I .. K 2f we .sf Q . , - za 4: ' g .qu . 'H .X 5,57 no 5' ,lc 'C Q. Q ml I T ' QQ E Swv , ff' - N 5 Eig a i .X -...K mg-- , .t ,. 7 -- kv QW ,cs . I f K 51:5-15 I , A L M Sf , 4 Ng , 5. SL u. MPM E- , I an L .!1', 1. ,, ' lllx 1 jf A f ff '1. -Ef' ' 1. K- nf xx 9' X V: Q 2:55 Y 3 4 gwx up :ka if S ...M X S-wi-.1:-we iq :SQ WwwSN-L,,,g.,A,gg,gqN. MSW ., Am: f ' -mi , i , . ' . ' 'ww Q 5 W 2 I K : fl I n 5-' , 1 . Aki ' mg. M V . 1' X wx , ' ,, 4 ,- ,Q 2 I ,xxx A A 3- 'lg 0 . ge.- gf - if i 1 i 1 'l X FA CU LTY OFFICE STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS Mrs. Hclcn bl. Cumlcy Mr. J. H, SllfDL'l'illI1Li Mr, Irvin F, Hucrgcr Mrs. Bcrnicc L. Hximmcr Miss Dcliwics K111'4111:11s M11 D, R. D1111gl.1ss Mrs. E. G1'ccta1 Mitchell HISTC DRY DEPARTMENT Mr. Rolvcrt tl. M1'y1'1's Miss A iiii Q H. Simmi Miss A111111 E. T 1'a1 ubcrt Miss Heli-11 J. Ewing Mr. Hugh T, Russcll M11 Willigiiii S. Hcwhncs Miss Erhul L, Roberts MATH DEPARTMENT M11 Wc1'11c1' E. Bukcr Miss Lorraiiiic I. 11111115011 Mrs, L1111111 Dimczm Mrs. Em S. Youkcy Mrs. j411111:s E. Mulligim ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Marie C. Baker Mrs. Lucy B, McCz1nLIlcss Mrs. Esther M. Krummcll Miss Thc rcss .1 W, Mxltz Miss Mzlrydcssie Blalyncy ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Alicc R. KCHIIIIQ Mrs. Cnthcrinc O. Mason Miss Fannie V. Blun' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr, Hcnry E. McKclvcy Mr. Michzncl Zukovich Mr. L. Chester Irons Mr. Louis A. Cnttlcy Mr. Chan-los J. Rwuth FACULTY Page THI'tcen wi :J M357 L r W...-Y '1:, dak M3 waz H. 3 ' I Ma Aw . , K .,V fu sig Qi fl. S I-I OME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Anim M, England Miss Patricia A. Millci' Miss Betty LI, BZIIIUOLII' COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Howaixml R. Hirsh Miss Normal Fc1'1'zu'u M1'. Leland W. Bcmrd MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Stcvzm G. Amlwrits Mrs. Rosc I3, Lumlgrcn Miss Mz11'jm'ic A. Blackstone Miss Milfy' I.. Gibson FEBRUARY CLASS 194 FIEIBRUARY, 1954 The midftcrm grguluantiiig claw of llii-1 lcft Pcrry with many iiuliii-vc' mcm4 to thuir crcdit, Two of thcir 3 mcmhcrs giiillnmtul with high lwnur, :xml four wcrc mcmhcrs uf thc Naltiunall Hemur Socicty. From this class Hill :mul Sylvia reigned as the King and Quccn of Cumlylzmd, This class will .xlxxxlys hc rcmcmhcrcd as thc mcmhcrs uf HLjX111CillIlS lDL1I'lQCrwI1.M The King :md Quccn of Cnmlylzmd ' A day .lt North Park Q Gcttiug ready fm' St. Nick ' In thu Llcpths of lluncamk llungcim Q OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1954 .nv 'P CLASS CF FEBRUARY 1954 HISTORY Unlike most classes, we got our start in Perry in the ninth grade. In February, 1950, thirtyfeight of us came from McNaugher to form the only 9B class in Perry. 9th Grade We started off our career in Perry under the guidance of Mr. Berry in Room 203. As usual, our first few days were spent tracking down elusive rooms and getting acquainted with the rules and regulations. By the time summer vacation rolled around, we were really in the swing of things. The following September Mr. Harris took over the management of 203. A member of our class became the Junior School president. Mziny of us joined Milroy, and we all got our 'first taste of rooting for our own foothall team. Page Eighteen 10th Grade This year we moved up to Room 215 where Miss Anderson took over our training. Our class was growing smaller in spite ofa few new additions. We thought we would never get all that home' work done, hut miracles do happen. We had our first experience with Mr. Irons' famed tests, hut somehow we ploddcd through them. A few of our talented girls were finally hreaking into the A Cappella Choir. Some of our boys went out for football, and made it! We were memhers of the Senior School now and really growing up! llth Grade It was during this, our junior year, that wc realized how time was flying. Class rings were ordered and finally arrived. The first members from our class were admitted into the National Honor Society. And to our surprise, we found that American Literature can be both interesting and full of fun. The announcement of Miss Anderson's resigf nation came as a surprise and left us wondering whether we would get a report teacher half so wonderful and understanding as she was. Never' thcless, we looked forward to our next and final year at Perry with great anticipation. 12th Grade At last we were seniors. All twenty-seven of us took over the Lyon's Den in Room 311. We shared our senior play, The Form Divine, with the class of june, 1973. Our prom, which was held at thc Schenley Hotel on June 1'.Z. 1973, was also shared with them. The semester changed. We elected our class officers. The Lyon's Den changed to Duncan's Dungeon. Seven of us were on the Cafeteria Com' mittee. The excitement of exchanging senior pie' tures came and went. The Christmas trees were put up and taken down. just nineteen school days were left. All too soon baccalaureate and the last day were upon us. With harely enough time to get a deep breath, it was commencement night. january 28. With mixed emotions we bade a last fond farewell to Perry . . . We'll love forever the white and hluef' FEBRUARY N54 CLASS ALBERT BAKER A1 is a member of Biology and Bogi Clubs and chairman of Cafeteria Committee . . . is seen with Carl, joe, Dan, and Ray . . . likes convertibles and Spanish . . . dislikes homework . . . plans to be a furnace mechanic after graduation. MARY LOUISE BAKER Mary likes Charlies, singing, and baking biscuits . . . dis' likes wheels . . . is concentrating on her hope chest . . . is seen with Doris, Elaine, and Jeannie . . . is happy being Mrs. Watson . . . is a member of the A Cappella Choir. NANCY BAUER Nancy likes spaghetti, pizza, swimming, typing, and long talks on the telephone . . . dislikes poetry and book reports . . . belongs to Biology and Bogi Clubs . . . is seen with Sally, Helen, Sandy, and Rita . . . plans to work in an office. RITA BAUER Ree likes a certain airman, typing, and writing letters . . . dislikes people in general . . . is on the Yearbook and Perryscope Staffs . . . belongs to Bogi and Biology Clubs . . . is seen with Ora, Sylvia, Sandra, and Nancy . . . plans to work at Bauer's Hardware Store. CARL BOEHM Carl goes in for fishing, hunting, and swimming . . . is a member of Biology Club . . . is seen with Dan, Al, joe, and Bill . . . likes study halls and fast cars . . . dislikes English homework . . . plans to join the Armed Forces. WILLIAM DANKLEFSEN Bill likes Abbie, eating, listening to records, driving cars, dates and more dates . . . is seen with Fred, jim, and Ron . . . is president of Bogi Club and belongs to the Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, and Biology Club . . . plans to just work. SYLVIA JEAN DAVIS jeanie enjoys listening to her records, eating, sewing, and painting . . . is a member of Biology and Bogi Clubs and Yearbook Staff . . . is seen with Ora, Rita, and Al . . . will study nursing at Penn State. ORA FISHER Ora is a member of A Cappella, Bogi, and Cafeteria Com' mittee . . . likes a certain Army boy and friendly people . . . is always seen with Rita, jeanie, and Nancy . . . enjoys writing letters . . . will work at the Federal Reserve Bank and then get married. WILBERT FORDENBACHER Will likes girls, sleeping, eating, photography, and meeh' anical drawing . . . is usually seen with Maxy and Wetz . . . dislikes cafeteria food . . . is vicefpresident of the Camera Club and is on the Yearbook Staff . . . plans to be a draftsman. SYLVIA GALLAGHER Syl likes Bill, popular music, and cutting up with Sandra . . . belongs to Biology and Bogi 'Clubs and Yearbook Staff , . . dislikes English and homework . . . pals around with Sandra and Zola . . . plans to be a receptionist. - .. , Page Nineteen FEBRUARY 1954 CLASS THOMAS GMUER Tom likes swimming and driving cars . . . dislikes home' work . . . is seen with Bob and Joe . . . likes English and math classes . . . plans to just work . . , is an advocate of wine, women, and song. JOSEPH GREGORI Joe is a member of National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, and Cafeteria Committee . . . is always seen with Bob, Ken, and Carl . . . is vicefpresident of 311 . . . likes spaghetti, money, and lunch period . . . will attend college. DAN GUEMBLE Grindle dislikes women and cafeteria food , . . is president of 311, treasurer of A Cappella, and vicefpresident of Bogi Club . . . likes to draw and read mad comic books . . . is seen with Joe and Dooeh . , . plans to attend artschool or join the Army. JEAN HARBISON Jean enjoys cooking and sewing . . . likes to eat and talk . . . is usually seen with Elaine, Ma1'y, Doris, and Darla . . . dotes on raises in pay and meeting new people . . , plans to do office work and then get married. ALICE ELAINE HEWLETT Elaine likes Spanish, voice, swimming, Rege Cordic, and long walks , . . belongs to the Library Staff, Cafeteria Committee, Yearbook Staff, A Cappella, and Perryscope Staff . . . is secretary of 311 and co-editor of the Year- book . . . plans to be a missionary. JACQUELINE KUHN Jackie pals with Sally and Audrey . . . is a member of the Bogi 'Club and A Cappella Choir . . . likes dancing, eating, a darkfhaired Marine, swimming, and arts and crafts . . . plans to do oifiee work and then get married. SANDRA MALONEY Sandy likes a tall blond guy, swimming, dancing, and Barry Kaye . . . is seen with Sylvia, Zola, and Rita . . . belongs to Biology and Bogi Clubs . . . dislikes homework and stuckfup people . . . plans to be an airline hostesi ROBERT MAXWELL Bob gives most of his spare time to working on cars . . . likes good food, wood shop, swimming, and making money . . . is always seen with Tom, Joe, Wilbt1i', and Ken . . . dislikes homework . . . is a member of Biology Club . . . is undecided about future plans, DORIS JEAN OAKLEY Doris likes George, singing, typing, and driving . . . listens to and collects records . . . belongs to A Cappella, Service Club, and Bogi Club . . . is seen with Mary, Elaine, and Jeannie . . . plans to work as a secretary and then get married . . . dislikes showoifs. RAYMOND PRIEST Porkey likes football, women, and listening to disc jockeys . . . goes in for hunting . . . belongs to Bogi and Art Service Clubs . . . dislikes school and work . . . is un' decided about future plans. Page Twenty FEBRUARY l954 CLASS ZOLA RILEY Zola likes an Air Force man, typing, spaghetti, and talking on the phone . . . is seen with Sylvia and Sandra . . , is a member of the Yearbook Staff, Cafeteria Com' mittee, A Cappella, and Bogi Club . . . dislikes unfriendly people . , . plans to be a secretary. RONALD SAPOCHAK Ron plays baseball . . . is seen with Terry, Ken, and Al . . . likes girls . . . enjoys wood shop and English . . . is a member of Biology Club . . . plans to join the Armed Forces . . . considers himself available SALLY SMITH Sally is a member of Bioloey and Bogi Clubs , . . enjoys arts and crafts . . . is always seen with Wilma, Nancy, and Jackie . . . dislikes stuckfup people . . . plans to do office work after graduation . . . spends much time dating Wayne. CALVIN TEMPLETON Cal likes girls, mechanical drawing, usouping up cars, and a '49 Mercury . . , is a member of Bogi Club, Biology Club, and Yearbook Staff . . , dislikes homework . . . is seen with Joe and George . . . plans to attend Penn State. KENNETH WETZEL Ken builds model railroads . . . is treasurer of 311, a member of Bogi Club, Biology Club, and Cafeteria Com' mittee . . . likes wood shop, gym, and Ford convertibles . . . is seen with everyone . , . enjoys food and sports . . . plans to take up cabinet making, Pa ge Twenty-one NAME Al Baker ..... . Mary Baker ........... Nancy Bauer ..... Rita Bauer Carl Boehm ........... Bill Danklefsen ......... Sylvia Davis ........ Ora Fisher .....i............... Wilben Fordenbacher Sylvia Gallagher ..... -.. Tom Gmuer ...... Joe Gregori ..,..A.. -. Dan Guemble ,..., Jean Harbison ......, Elaine Hewlett .......... . Jackie Kuhn ......,. USUALLY FOUND .....n.,...star1ng ......,.....baking biscuits ......i......eating Italian food ............cowboying in a car ............sellin,g lunch tickets ............drawing and painting ............writing letters to the Army ,......,....beh1nd a camera ......c.....cutting up with Sandy ....,.,,....dr1v1ng a car ............looking for money .......causing a commotion ......v.....cooking or sewing listening to records ...............,...... with thoughts of a Marine Sandy Maloney ....,.....,.. on the telephone A........................ Bob Maxwell ........... ........... m aking money ........... Doris Oalcley ,..A...i.. ..,......... W ith George ,....... Ray Priest ,,,4, ,U ............ hunting .....,....,...,,......,...,,,................. Zola Riley ,,A,, , A,,,,,,,4,,, ,,,,..,,,,,, d reaming of the Air Force . Ronnie Sapochak ...,......., ..... - ..,.. a round the girls .,...................., .. Sally Smith ......A......... ..,,.,...,.. a voiding stuckfup people .... Calvin Templeton ......,,. .r.......... d riving a Mercury --,-,,.,--.-------.. -. Ken Wctzel .-..,,.., .4.44, ,,,,,,,,,,,, p i loting a model railroad , Page Twenty-two A PICTURE OF the great stone face ........... a blushing bride ........ concurrence ....... domesticity ....,..,.. Daniel Boone ,w .... he's away up there ....... a diligent artist ....... elegance ......, a shutter bug ..,.. energy ...... ..... steadfastness ............. a. treasure hunter .................. a mad comic book fan ........-..to ............to GOAL ....,.......to be a furnace mechanic ............to be Mrs. Charles Watson ............to marry a chef ..........-to bag a rhinoceros ...........,to get a college diploma ............to get a nurse's certificate ............to be a draftsman ............to be a receptionist ............to grow a. money tree the perfect homemaker ........ ............ t o get a maid earnestness .....,.... joviality ....... .... the sky's the limit ...... constanc y ......... congenialty .......... ............. me hunter ......... the big ga classiness .... Romeo ...4..... an angel ......... ,.,..... an ace mechanic ........ comity ...... ............to be a missionary ............to do secretarial work ............to be an air line hostess .,,....r...to own a Cadillac convertible have a happy marriage ............to find a girl ..........,to -be a comptometer operator ,...........to be one of Uncle Sam's boys ............to be a secretary .......,...ito build a rocket-mobile ............to be a cabinet designer nationalize Bauer's Hardware be a Federal Reserve Bank employee have wine, women, and song get a diploma from art school Page Twenty-three my . . 4 B cb 4: V5.1-T 41 af f ff M im If-Q s-ak 1' s ,gsm A 'R - sf, sip ' xx , We-iff, -' A war Lf, If 1: 'iZii?2 Q -K W. , f 'YVZJ' ff ' Q ' t v :, - I 5 s ight ' I z Q f Q A Bu 4 , 'VW 0 M S. M M xi Ps I ,K aff A-x. 'uf 'NT 'if lf 5 wr Q M, ' .1 K RQ W PJ LJ: . A ,W 'S ,w .1 ,gin ww .fix A ff- Q . Vx fs ff 1 .ff f, , gt N, E ,adv n. Q X R X CLASS QF JU E 1954 I-IISTCRY 7th Grade Our class began in 1948 when a small, but brave hand came from Chatham to Perry. Their goal was to struggle and strain to learn all they could to equip themselves to go out into the world six years later in 1954. 8th Grade By now our class was really a part of Perry. We were full of school spirit which made us cheer at sports events and support Perry in every way we knew how. 9th Grade Our freshmen class was increased by the country kids and students from McNziugher. At first they were as lost and confused as all new students are and, as a result, often wandered into the wrong room or spent hours looking for the famed elevator This year the president of the Junior School was elected from our class. Members of our class were making outstanding records in junior varsity Page Twenty-six sports, playing in the orchestra and hand, and taking important parts in the club activities for the Junior School. 10th Grade In our sophomore year we were transplanted into new home rooms which were to be ours for thc rest of our career at Perry. Although this was our first year in the Senior School, we were well represented in all sports and clubsg and we were really beginning to know what it meant to be a Perryite. 1 1th Grade Suddenly, we found ourselves juniors and right in the midst of all the activity. Menibers of our class were officers of clubs, and some were even setting school records in sports events. Most important and exciting of all was the day when we received our shining class rings. Some of us were accepted into the National Honor Society during this year, too. 12th Grade As seniors we had a great many new responf sibilities. We were helping to run our school: its dances, its sports events, its cafeteria, its news- paper, and all the things that go to make up a school. With all these things to keep us busy, it was midfterm before we realized it, and we found ourselves bidding goodfbye to the February grad' uating class. Time seemed to slip by unnoticed, Hardly had we gotten over the excitement of our senior pictures and the midfterm graduation when thoughts of the prom, baccalaureate, and our own graduation flooded our minds. Their nearness made us realize that soon we must leave behind our school days and use what we had learned in a new life. So we say, Thanks Perry, and may we truly use the knowledge you have given us, for service. JUNE 1954 CLASS EUGENE ADAMS Gene considers trig and metal shop his favorite subjects . . . plans to attend the University of Pittsburgh . . . en' joys gay times in general - - especially eating and danc' ing . . . is bothered by unfriendly girls and cars that won't run. AUDREY ALEXANDER Aud has lots of dates . . . enjoys dancing and roller ska' ting with Mike and Wally . , . belongs to A Cappella and Girls Leaders . . . likes shorthand and transcription . . . plans to do secretarial work . . . likes to keep house . . . is usually seen with Jane. JAMES ANDERSON Jimmy is president of the June Class, activity manager of Perry High School, and vicefpresident of Biology Club . . . likes good food, music, Spanish, and biology . . . is seen with everybody . . . dislikes funny people . . . is a confirmed bachelor. RICHARD ANTON Rich enjoys swimming . . . is vicefpresident of Art Service . . . likes sports, dances, and long vacations . . . spends much of his time making sundaes for Kane and the boys . . . plans to attend Stanford 'University or join the Air Force. IRENE BAIRHALTER Rene enjoys dancing at West View and skating . , . be' longs to A Cappella, Bogi, and Biology Club . . . likes all types of music . . . is seen with Jackie, Eleanor, and Betty . . . plans to enter nurse's training at West Penn Hospital. JANE BATYKEFER Jane likes dancing, driving, and a certain boy . . . dis' likes unfriendly people . . . belongs to Biology Club . . . is seen with Joan and Audrey . . . plans to marry Jerry . . . enjoys shorthand and transcription. MARGARET BENJAMIN Margie is keen on dancing . . . belongs to A Cappella and Perryscope Staff , . . was chairman of the Bogi Sock Hop and the School Spirit project . . . enjoys any kind of music, especially light classical . . . plans about two years of clerical work. JEAN BENNETT Jeanie pals with Barbara, Pat, and Ruth . . . spends much time listening to popular records . . . likes danc' ing, movies, and sports . . . belongs to Perryscope Staff, Girls Leaders, and Biology Club . . . plans to go to business college. BARBARA BLAIR Barb specializes in making money . . . is a member of Biology Club, Bogi. and the Cafeteria Committee . . . is Copy Editor of the Yearbook . . . is seen with Barb, Nancy, and Jeanie . , . spends much time at Murphy's . . . plans to become a secretary. JOHN CAMPBELL lack is our jitterbug champ . . . likes dancing, blue-eyed blondes, and Florida sunshine . . . dislikes stuckfup girls . . . considers shop and swimming his favorite subjects . , . plans to join the Navy . , . is always seen with Buzz, Dick. Ed, and Rog. Page Twenty-seven JUNE 1954 CLASS ROBERT CASSIDY Bob is an expert at wood carving . . . likes girls and bowling . . . is always seen with Ed, Bob, and john . . . dislikes people who gossip . . . plans to be a machinist after graduation . . . enjoys English class. JEANETTE COI-IAN jeanette enjoys school and music . . . divides her spare time between dancing and skating . . . is a member of A Cappella Choir and Milroy . . . plans to become a secretary . . . likes to cut up with Patty, Lois, june, and Vera. LAVERNE COLE Sonny considers English and arts and crafts his favorite subjects . . . likes girls . . . dislikes teachers . . . is a member of A Cappella . . . is seen with Dick and Ray . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and square dancing . . . plans to join the National Guard. DANIEL COLVILLE Dan goes in for bowling and building model airplanes . . . is a member of the Chess Club . . . enjoys swimming and football . . . is pals with everyone . . . likes gym and mechanical drawing . . . spends leisure time drawing . . . plans to attend college. MARY ANNE CONNER lvlary Anne likes boys, dances, and lvlonpers . . . is seen with Millie, Betty, and the Rippers . . . is secretary of 207 and president of English class . . . detests unfriendly people . . . is a member of Perryscope Staff and Biology Club , . . plans to be a stenographer. JEAN COVELL ,leanie makes a hobby of collecting mail . . . is a cheer' leader and a member ol Bogi Club, the Yearbook and Perryscope Staifs ..,. likes Perry graduates . . . dis' likes Fords that don't start . . . likes funny people and the Rippers . . . is secretary of A Cappella . . . plans to be a secretary. JUNE DAVISON june likes sports and dancing . . . belongs to Biology Club, Library Staff, and the Yearbook Stall' , . . likes skating and horseback riding . . . is always seen with Shirley, Penny, and Barbara . . . enjoys typing, crafts, and shorthand . . . plans to be a secretary. JOAN DAX joan likes knitting and watching television, . . is cs- pecially fond of Pittsburgh but plans to do stenographic work in Wzishington, D. C. . . . is a member of Luncheon Club , . . is usually seen with jane and Darla . . . dis' likes living in the country. GEORGE DEVLIN George loves to tinker with hot rods . . . is crazy about hunting and iishing . . . likes to work in metal sh-op and arts and crafts classes . . . is usually seen with Bill, Earl, Chuck, Bob, and Ron. RHEDA PAY DEWALT Fay enjoys dancing with Davie . . . is crazy about Fords . . . dislikes white bucks on boys . . . is seen withaDavie, the Rippers, and everyone . . . likes oral Englisli,'voice, Davie, and Monpe1 s . . . plans to marry Davie. Page Twenty-eight JUNE 1954 CLASS IUNE DONALDSON june enjoys driving and seeing lots of movies . . . likes Tom, hamburgers, dancing, voice class, and all kinds of sports . . . belongs to Bogi Club and A Cappella . . . plans to marry Tom in the near future. YVONNE EARDLEY Eve plans to do office work . . . likes Bill, history class, gym, collecting post cards, reading, and eating . . . dis' likes conceited boys . . . belongs to Girls Leaders . . . is always seen having a good time with Dotty, Joanne and Eileen. MARY EASLEY Mary enjoys dancing . . . likes jim and dislikes other girls who like him . . . enjoys home economics . . . plans secretarial work . . . is seen with Margie and Ruth Ann . . . is a member of Biology and Service Clubs. JANET EISLER jan enjoys going to drive-ins . . . likes Norm, swimming, basketball, voice, and math . . . dislikes English . . . be- longs to A Cappella and Bogi Club . . . plans to work at AllisfChalmers . . . is usually seen running around with Ann, Louise, Betty, and LaVcrne. J I ! ROGER FABRA Rog plans to don the Navy blue . . . likes late dates und people with a sense of humor . . . always seen cutting up the town in his hotfrod, The Blue Bat . DAVID FALLER Dave spends his spare time working on cars . . . is seen with jack, Sam, and Fay . . . enjoys dancing, Choir, and study periods . . . is especially good at Gxing Fords . . . includes the Air Force and Fay in his future plans. BARBARA FIFER Barb loves horses . . . likes school and raising rabbits . . . dislikes sitting still . . . plans to enter Pitt and study physiotherapy . . . spends many hours riding . . . has no special friends, likes them all. MARGARET FIFER Penny has many hobbies: Crafts, archery, and raising animals . . . is a member of Biology Club and Girls Leaders . . . likes hunting and horseback riding . . . is seen with everyone dislikes Fifth Ave. football games . . . plans to attend college. CHARLES FITZGERALD Ebe enjoys eating dinner at Mary's . . . is president of A Cappella Choir . . . likes Mary and kohlrabies . . . en- joys ice skating, dancing, and living . . . is seen with Fin, Mary, Blakes, and Shev . . . dislikes no one . . . plans to be a traveling salesman. RONALD FRITZ Ron likes to build model trains . . . plays baseball and football . . . is seen with everyone, especially girls . . . dislikes spinach and beets . . . plans to attend college and become an engineer , . . enjoys English and oral English. Page Twentymine JUNE 1954 CLASS JOHN FUCHS john enjoys hunting . . . is president of HifY . . . is on the football team . . . likes school, especially English and history UQ . . . enjoys loafing on the corner . . . plans to coach at Perry UQ . . . is usually seen cutting up with Mark, Tyce, and the gang, BETTY LOU FUNK Betty Lou likes Ronnie and Texas . . . is seen with jean, Pat, and Margie . . . enjoys collecting post cards, horse' back riding, and dancing . . . is a member of Service Club and Bogi . . . dislikes people who wear their collars un . . . plans to do secretarial work. EDWARD GEISELHART Ed goes in for hunting and fishing . . . is seen with Dick and jack . . . plans to attend prep school . . . likes crafts, Sandy, and Mr. Russell's history class . . . is a member of Bogi and Biology Clubs . . . enjoys riding in Dick's hot rod. CLYDE GIBSON Clyde enjoys fishing, hunting, and raising tropical fish . . . likes races, playing football, cycle riding and baseball . . . dislikes home work . . . is a member of Art Service and Biology Clubs . . . plans to work for a contractor. JAMES GILBERT jim dotes on blue Chevies and cheerleaders . . . likes to get away from work . . . is a member of Biology Club and the Yearbook Staff . . . is seen with George, john, Ron, and all . . . likes to think about 3:05 . , . plans to become a commercial artist. AUSTIN GIVENS Larry is Editor'in-Chief of the Yearbook . .. likes music and mechanical things . . . is always seen with Phil, Hank, Al, Fred, and Dick . . . dislikes jazz . , . plans to attend Carnegie Tech and then become ai wrecking contractor. ARLENE GLECKNER Arlene enjoys English literature, any kind of music, and sewing . . . dislikes spicy perfumes . . . plans to become a. secretary . . . is a member of A Cappella Choir, Bogi Club, and Perryscope Staff . . . is usually seen with Marie, Jackie, and jean. LOUIS GOEHRING Lou enjoys any kind of sports, swimming in particular . . . dislikes smoking and drinking . . . is seen with Laverne . . . spends leisure hours driving and hunting . . . plans to join the Marines after graduation, LOUISE GOEHRING Louise is CofEditor of the Perryscope . . . belongs to the Yearbook Staff, Bogi, and N. H, S. . . . likes classical music and art . . . is seen with the Gang . . . 'is destined for Mount Holyoke and a major in history . . . decorates bulletin boards . . . enjoys outdoor activities. EDWARD GORDON Ed is looking forward to the Air Force . . . likes stock car races and a 1950 Oldsmobile . . . is a member of Biology Club and Bogi . . . spends much time hunting, fishing. and washing cars . . . dislikes apples . . . is seen with everyone. Page Thirty JUNE i954 CLASS FELICITAS GORICAN Fay plans to he a foreign secretary . . . enjoys music, painting, and dancing . . . spends much time reading, drawing and playing tennis . . . likes typing, shorthand, English, and arts and crafts . . . is usually seen with Marie and Lois. DARLA HARBISON Darla spends most of her time writing letters to Fort Monmouth, N. J. . . is seen with joan . . . enjoys cook' ing and Luncheon Club . . . spends leisure hours swim' ming and dancing includes marriage and jack in her future plans. BARBARA I-IARTNIAN Barb enjoys making money at Murphy's . . . is a member of the Cafeteria Committee, thc Yearbook and Perryscope Staffs, and Biology Club . . . likes dancing and swimming . . . is secretary of Bogi Club . . . is seen with Barb and Betty . . . plans to do secretarial work. CAROL HAYS Carol enjoys ice skating . . . is a member of Bogi, Art Service. and Luncheon Clubs . . . likes baseball, chocolate milk shakes, and jerry . . . is seen with Dee, Nancy, and Carolyn . . , plans to be a secretary . . . dislikes turnips. JAMES HERSHMAN -lim likes to play basketball . . . is on the varsity basket- ball squad and is a member of Art Service . . . is looking forward to the Air Force . . . likes all kinds of sports . . . dislikes conceited people . . . is seen with Rich, Bud, and Midge. SAMUEL HETRICK Sam likes music and sports .. . enjoys golf and dancing . . . likes everything, especially blondes . . . dislikes Allegheny . . . is always seen with Bob . . plays lirst string fullback . . . belongs to Showtime . . . plans to attend Southern Methodist University . JEAN HEUER jean plans to work in an office . . . is a member of Serv- ice Club, Biology, and Bogi Clubs . . . likes sports and crazy people . .. dislikes know-it-alls is seen with the Rippers and everyone . . . enjoys being in the city. ARLENE HEY Arlene enjoys dancing with Tom .. . is a member of the Biology Club. Bogi, Yearbook Staff, and the Cafe' teria Committee . . . enjoys hamburgers and banana splits with Connie and Lois . . . is vicefpresident of 207 . . . dislikes running for the school bus . . . likes swimming and sewing. RUTHCAROI. HOFFMAN Ruthie pals with Bette, jean, and joan . . , likes movies and is wild about Dragnet . . . dislikes polkas . . . al' ways hates to see the end of lunch period come . . . en' joys shorthand . . . intends to be a secretary. JANET HOUGHTON janet plans to attend Allegheny College likes popular music and sports . . . is head cheerleader and a member of the National Honor Society . . . loafs with the Gang . . . writes Pat Perry . . . is in A Cappella . . . is secretary of Senior Council. Page Thirty-one JUNE 1954 CLASS HANCE HUSTON Hank enjovs football. baseball. and collecting stamps . . . especially likes food and dancing . . . is usually seen with Phil, Larry, and AI . . . belongs to Projectionist Club, Biology Club. and the Yearbook Stall' . . . plans to study medicine at Washingtrin and jefferson. RICHARD IRWIN Dick is looking forward to college or the Air Force . . . is always seen with girls . . . likes physics and sports . . . is vicefpresident of the senior class and president of 322 . . . is a member of Projectionist Club, Bogi, and School Snirit. RICHARD JONES joe enjoys history .. . is always seen with Rege Merriman . . . dislikes bothersome people . . . likes to spend leisure time loafing at Berkley's . . . plans to start work- ing after graduation. PATRICK KANE Pat spends most of his time sleeping and listening to the jay Bird , . . likes basketball and the boys in the gang . . . is always seen with Fin, -lim, John, and Frank . . . belongs to Basketball Club . . . plans to be a plumber. IOAN KANZ joan plans to attend Ohio State University and study occupational therapy is seen with Audrey and Valerie . . . likes the outdoors . . . is president of 208. president of Life Saving, a member of Junior Achieve' ment, and Art Editor of the Yearbook, FRANCES KAUT Fran's always writing letters to Don . . . is a member of Bogi and Biology Clubs . . . likes dancing and swim' ming . . . is seen with Betty and everyone . . . enjoys eating and listening to records . . . dislikes Don's ab- sence , . . plans to marry Don. WAYNE KEITH Wziyne's hobbies are motorin' around and eating . . . likes brunettes, southern fried chicken, and lunch . . . dis' likes getting up in the morning and homework . . . cn- joys movies and dancing . . . is seen with everyone . , . plans to go to college. MARGARET KELLY lvlargie plans to do office work . . . dennitely dislikes pegged pants . . . enjoys Monper's and bowling , . . is skilled at goofy golf . . . is seen with Ruth, Willie, and Mary . . . likes to spend time eating, square dancf ing, and driving. MAREE KERN Maree plans to become a good secretary . . . is happiest when taking shorthand and typing . . . is fond of sewf ing, skating, and pretty clothes . . . has an aversion to nonftipping customers at Pine Valley . . . is a member of Bogi and Service Clubs. NANCEE KERN Nancee dreams of modeling and singing . . , spends much time listening to records . . . is a member of Biology Club likes Recordflumps, dancing, and working at Pine Valley . . is seen with the Rippers . . . dislikes twoffaced people. Pa g e Thirty-itwo JUNE 1954 CLASS MILDRED KELLER Millie enjoys being with Dale . . . likes blue eyes and blond crew cuts . . . dislikes nebby neighbors . . . is seen with Betty, Mary Anne, and the Rippers . . . plans to attend business school, work as a secretary, then get married. JOHN KERNER john enjoys bowling , . . is crazy about football, base' ball, stock car races, and wood shop . . . is a member of Biology Club . . . likes being with Ed and Bob . . . dislikes English and homework . . . plans to be a drafts' man. FREDERICK KERR Fred enjoys chess, stamps, and magic . . . likes every' thing but spinach . . . is president of Biology and Chess Clubs and is Make'Up Editor of the Yearbook . . . is seen with Ed, Hance, and Larry . . . plans to attend college. HOWARD KILLMEYER Buzzy enjoys dancing and football . . . is seen with Dick, Don, and Roger . . . likes math, sleeping, and dancing . . . dislikes show-oils and work . . . will attend local school to study to be an accountant. CRYSTLE KLINE Chris' dream is making a million and owning a light blue Buick convertible . . . likes Lou, Tommy Turks orches- tra, and dancing . . . likes cooking and sewing . . . is a member of Luncheon Club . . , seen with Loretta, Shirley, Sam, and Bob. MARIE KLINGER Marie spends much of her time reading good books and playing the piano . . . plans to attend business college . . . is seen with Jackie, Eleanor, Rene, Arlene, and Carol . . . is a member of Service and Bogi Clubs. DONALD KLOES Don enjoys flying . . . includes photography among his hobbies . . . belongs to the Projectionist Club . . . likes everything except school . . . pals around with Angus, Tom, and Warren . . . plans to work for a newspaper after graduation. BARBARA KOHLEY Babby is one of the peppy seven , Typing Editor of the Yearbook, and secretary of 109 . . . likes pretty clothes and hayrides . . . is always seen with Donna . . . dislikes gardenias, hillbillies, and cooking . . . plans to do office work. NANCY KNAPP Nancy enjoys collecting records . . . is secretary of the 12B class . . . belongs to A Cappella, Bogi, and the Yearbook Staff .. . likes sports and guarding lunch lines . . . is seen with the Gang and everyone . . . likes driving and eating . . . plans to attend Allegheny College. BETTY KNAUSS Bets enjoys dancing . . . likes convertibles, black wavy hair, and basketball . . . is always seen with everyone . . . belongs to A Cappella, Bogi, and Biology Clubs . . . plans to attend college or enter nurse's training . . . likes gym class. Page Thirty-three JUNE 1954 CLASS BARBARA KOKKO Barb considers shorthand her favorite subject . . . plans to do secretarial work . . . belongs to Perryscope Staff, Service Club, and Library Staff . . . enjoys buying and listening to records . . . likes to dance, swim, and play golf . . . dislikes English . . . is everyone's friend. LOIS KRETZER Lois enjoys dancing at West View Danceland and drivf ing .. , likes friendly people . . , dislikes stuckfup people . , . plans to enter nurse's training . . . prefers classes in music and art . . . is usually seen with Arlene and Connie. MARTHA LANE Martha plans to do secretarial work . . . particularly likes writing letters and seeing movies . . . spends much time learning to drive . . . is seen with Rosie and Audrey . . . belongs to Biology Club, Service Club, and the Yearbook Staff . . . enjoys bookkeeping and English classes. JosEPH LANGE joe spends his summers camping . . . is a member of Bogi, A Cappella, Band, and the Yearbook Staff . . . likes girls with long hair . . . is seen with Dan and Dooch . . . dislikes cold potatoes . . . enjoys reading and singing with a quartette . . . plans to attend college. JOHN LAWLESS John likes girls and more girls . . . is especially fond of cool rods . . . is happiest when fixing his Ford . . . hopes someday to attend college . . . abhors conceited people . . , is often seen with John, George, and Jack. ALBERT LEFFLER Al considers physics and trig his favorite subjects . . . be' longs to junior Achievement . . . is Editor of Perryscope . , . likes journalism . . . dislikes Yearbook editors . . . enjoys photography . . 4 is seen with Dick, Ron, Phil, Larry, and Hank . . . plans to study engineering at Car' negie Tech. RICHARD LEGGATE Dick spends his leisure time sleeping and eating . . . dis' likes work . . . likes football, shops, and gym . . . is on the football team . . , is seen with Ed and jack . . . plans to join the Armed Forces, WILLIAM LIPPERT Bill pals with jerry and john . . . is very happy when umonkeyingn with cars . . . is particularly fond of mechanical drawing and math review . . . plans to work after graduation . . . likes everything, especially good food and fast driving. EARL LEITA Earl plans to be a bricklayer . . . is a member of Biology Club . . . likes gym, wood shop, and being with Margie . . . enjoys hunting, Hshing, and cars . . . is seen with Dick, -lim, and Bill. JoN LIND jack likes the Navy and girls . . . dislikes teachers . . . is always seen with Joe and everyone . . . is a member of the Projectionist Club . . . plans to enter Carnegie Tech or join the Navy. Page Thirty-four sa JUNE 1954 CLASS SANDRA LIPPINCOTT Sandy spends her snare time working at Ray's Pharmacy . . . is a member of A Cappella, Bogi, and the Yearbook and Perryscope Staffs . . . likes Glenn, fun, and happif ness . . . is seen with the Rippers . . . enjoys sewing and voice . . . is president of 318 . . . plans to marry. VERA MACKIN Chookie goes around with Audrey, Lois, and jenny . . . belongs to Biology Club, Girls Leaders, and Milroy . . . spends alot of time going to dances . . . likes loafing on the corner . . . plans to be a secretary or housewife. DOLORES LOWRY Dee enjoys dancing and skating . . . is Il member of Bogi, Library Stafl, and Luncheon 'Club . . . likes working and Bob . . . is usually seen cutting up with Carol and jan . . . plans to be a nurse . . . dislikes boisterous eople P ARLENE MALECKI Ollie would like to abolish physics classes . . . is Assof ciate Editor of Perryscope . . . sings in A Cappella . . . works in the library and the Lost and Found . . . is always seen with Gaile . . . likes sleeping, eating, reading, and dancing . . . plans to attend Allegheny College. EILEEN MALCOLM Enie gives some of her leisure time to reading . . . en' joys gym class and clerical training . . . dislikes bossy people and home work . . . likes cokes, shows, and George . . . is often seen with Sue, Peggy, and Mary Ann . . . plans to become a secretary. RONALD MATOUS Meatball builds model railroads . . . belongs to Biology, Projectionist, and Bogi 'Clubs . . . likes Cokes, water sports, and gym class . . . is seen with Bill and Dick . . . plans to study optomctry at Ohio State University. MARTHA MARINO Marti loves art . . , likes good times, funny people, and crew cuts . . . is seen with the Gang and the Rippers . . . likes popular music and day dreaming , . . enjoys gym and biology . . . plans to attend college. ELIZABETH MAZURE Liz enjoys swimming and sewing . . . likes friendly peo- ple, shorthand class, and working in the office . . . dis' likes homework and studying for tests . . . is usually seen with Shirl, Sandy, Mary, and Connie . . . plans to become a 56Cretary. Joi-IN MAZURE john enjoys cars and traveling . . . dislikes school . . . is usually seen with Earl . . . plans eventually to make a fortune . . . enjoys wood shop and driving . . . is a mem' ber of Biology Club . . . especially likes girls in school and elsewhere. ANGUS McARN Angus enjoys ice skating . . . likes hockey, swimming, and basketball . . . is a member of HifY, Chess. and Projection' ist Clubs . . . is seen with Don, Ron, Tom, and all the johns . . likes math and mechanical drawing . . , includes college and engineering in his plans. Page Thirty--five JUNE 1954 CLASS DONALD MCCLEARY Mac is our lady killer . . . spends much of his time hunting and loafing at Pine Valley with the Ingocreek gang . . . likes Cadillacs overflowing with girls . . . dislikes home- work and cutting the lawn . . . plans to buy a Mercury convertible. ROBERT MCCLELLAN Bob plans to be a candy maker . . . is a member of Biology and Projectionist Clubs . . , likes football and hockey games . . . is seen with Bob and Ed . . . spends leisure time skating . . . enjoys chemistry. 1 GEORGE McCLONE George abhors goofy haircuts . . . is treasurer of 208 . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . .is usually seen with George, Dick, Phil, and Ron . . . is a member of the stage crew . . . likes wood shop class best of all. GEORGE MCCONNELL George includes among his hobbies girls, hunting, and sports . . . is a member of Biology Club . . . likes sub- stitute teachers and roaming the halls . . . plans to take up engineering at Bucknell University . . . enjoys physics, trig, and gym . . . is usually seen with jim, Tom, and john. RONALD MCKEEVER Ronnie is crazy about basketball . . . considers Phil his best friend . . . will attend California State Teachers College . . . is vice-president of 208 . . . spends a great deal of time sleeping . . . likes wood shop . . . belongs to thc stage crew. JOAN McKINNEY joan is looking forward to marriage . . . spends much time writing letters to jim . . . loves banana splits . . . belongs to Junior Historians and Bogi Club . . . can usually be found stirring up some mischief with Sandy, Mary, and Shirley. VILMA lVlcLAUGl'H.IN Sis's future will be with the telephone company . . . likes Chuck and convertibles . . . loafs with Helen . , . enjoys driving, resting, and playing goofy golf . . . is a mem' ber of Biology Club. IO ANN McNERNEY jo Ann plans to be an air line hostess . . . enjoys sleeping, new cars, and listening to records . . . is a member of Biology Club . . . dislikes working and vegetable soup . . . is usually seen with Myrna and the gang. PATRICIA MCVAY Pat enjoys collecting records and writing . . . is the Feature Editor of Perryscope . , . likes dancing, chocolate cake, and reading . . . enjoys writing letters, English literature, and shorthand . . . is seen with Lois and Jeanette , . . will do secretarial work after graduation. VALERIE MEALS Val collects records for a hobby . . . spends much time reading . . , belongs to Perryscope and Yearbook Staffs, Life Saving Club, and Bogi Club . . . likes Binfr Crosby records . . . dislikes quick tempered people . . . plans to attend college to study dramatics. Pa ge Thirty-six JUNE 1954 CLASS EDWARD MERTZ Ed spends much of his leisure time playing the piano . . . likes music, school, and math . . . is usually seen with Ed, Bob, and Bob . . . plans to attend college . . . is a member of the Biology Club . . . likes everyone. JAMES MESSICK jim goes in for sports . . . is za member of Basketball Club . . . likes girls and riding in Simons' Cadillac . . . plans to enter Penn State . . . likes physics and history . . . dislikes some teachers. RICHARD MILLER Dick plays basketball . . . is a member of Projectionist Club, Perryscope Staff, and the Cafeteria Committee . . . likes physics, trig, and everyone . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . plans to attend college. SHIRLEY MINEHART Shirl dislikes snobby people . , . likes target shooting, horseback riding, and Bill . . . plans to do clerical work and get married . . . likes to spend time just being with Billg. . . is a member of Biology Club and the Yearbook Sta . BETTE MORAN Bette is A member oi Bogi and Life Saving Clubs . . . is seen with LaVerne, Ruth, and Evanne . . . likes oral English, double dating, and talking on the telephone . . . plans to do office work and then go on to California, NANCY MORRISON Nancy enjoys listening to records with Little joey . . . likes Mark and Buicks . . . considers the Rippers and Roger her best friends . . . is secretary of 208 and president of Luncheon 'Club . . . hopes to be a telephone operator. DAVID MULLEN Dave plans to enter Slippery Rock State Teachers College . . . likes being around cars . . . is a member of Chess and Bogi Clubs . . . is seen with Dick, Larry, Fred, and Hank . . . likes history and physical education . . . enjoys sports and girls. DONNA MYERS Donna is always writing to Bill . . . likes gooey cream puffs, typing, and math . . . enjoys listening to popular songs and watching good movies . . . is always seen with Babby . . . plans to do office work . . . belongs to Bogi Club. PATRICIA NEELY Pat's hobbies are writing letters and fishing . . . is assist' ant treasurer of 207 . . . likes a certain shy senior . . . favorite subjects are shorthand, transcription, and gym ljimj . . . plans to become a Comptometer operator . . . always seen with Jeanie, Val. Lois, and Betty Lou. EARL NELSON Earl's hobby is hunting . . . enjoys swimming, wood shop, and girls . . . dislikes homework . . . is seen with Ronnie, Don, George, and Bob . . . spends leisure hours making money . . . plans to attend Robert Morris Busi- ness School. Page Thirty-seven JUNE 1954 CLASS EVA ANNE NICHOLS Evanne's dream is going to Paris and bringing back a Frenchman . . . spends much time at West View Danceland and sewing . . . likes full moons, music, and poetry . . . dislikes skinny boys and diets . . . plans to become a sec retary. ROSLYN NICHOLS Rosie's passion is the Navy and all therein . . . enjoys swimming and roller skating . . , is seen with Martha. Nancy, Margie, and the Rippers . . . is a member of Service Club, Girls Leaders, and Life Saving , . . dislikes school . . , plans secretarial work or marriage. MARILYN O'BRIEN Marilyn is a member of A Cappella Choir, Bogi, Library staff, and Lost and Found . . . is seen with Nancy, Barb. Pat, Jeanie, and Betty Lou . . . likes roller skating, angel food cake, and dancing . . . includes nursing in her plans, GEORGE PAYNE George's hobby is collecting match covers . . . likes girls with red hair and country soda jerking . , . dislikes the city . . . plans to attend Pitt and study bridge and iron construction . . . spends spare hours reading books and listening to the radio. ELIZABETH POLAND Betty's hobby is jerking sodas . . . likes pork chops, black Dodges, and blond crew cuts . , . dislikes stuekfup girls . . . seen with the Rippers, Fran, and everyone . . . spends much time listening to records . . . plans to be a secretary. WILLIAM POPFINGER Whitey's hobby is racing horses for the horseshoe of flowers . . . dislikes school . . . plans to become a farmer . . . has broken all records at Perry for losing textbooks . . . is one of Pennsylvania's youngest jockeys. HARRY PRICE Harry's best friends are Milt and Bob . , . collects phone numbers in a little black book , . , belongs to Projection' ist Club . . . likes girls, cars, and visiting Grace . . . dis' likes slow cars and school . . . plans to work on cars. ALICE RATHGABER Alice's best friends are the Rippers . . . hopes to be a beautieian . . . has fun roller skating and swimming . . . likes Rich . . . enjoys arts and crafts class . . . has fun dancing , . . belongs to Biology and Bogi Clubs, and the Yearbook staff. GAIL REA Gail dislikes cats . . . enjoys swimming and dancing with Klete . , . is seen with Margie, Nancy, Rosie, Sally, and the Rippers . . . works in Thursday Service Club . . . plans secretarial work, then marriage . . . enjoys classes in foods, English, and clerical training. WARREN REESE Red's hobby is taking trips to Canada . . is a member of Bogi, Biology, and Art Service Clubs, and the Cafeteria Committee . . . likes football, baseball, and girls, especially Babby . . . plans to join the Air Force . . . dislikes stuck' up girls. Page Thirty-eight Ns New .ggvi ,Q W .W .V . 132 S visit JUNE 1954 CLASS Rem's hobbies are swimming and driving . . . likes chem- istry and Miss Sanders' gym class . . . belongs to Bogi Club . . . spends leisure time listening to records . . . usually seen with Sandy . . . plans to attend Mount Mercy College and become a nurse. SALLY ROESSLER Sal plans to attend Allegheny College , , , likes music :uid dancing . . . dislikes insincerity and peanut butter . . . seen with the Gang . , . is a member of School Spirit, Biology, and Bogi Clubs . . . is copy editor of Perry' scope and a member oi' the National Honor Society. NORMAN ROMBACH Blim's hobby is hunting two-legged deers . . . likes study hall. food, girls, and sleeping , . . dislikes school . . . belongs to Milroy, Swimming Club. and HifY . . . plans to attend business college after graduation . . . always seen cutting up with Bob and Rog. MARY ROOMELOT IS Mary's hobby is selling candy . , . belongs to Bogi, A Cappella, and Service Clubs . . , always seen with Sandy, joan, Shirley, and Liz . , . likes formals . . . dislikes stuck- up people . . . likes shorthand . . . plans to attend business college and be a secretary. THOMAS ROSSI Tom likes swimming and all girls in general . . . is ' member of Biology and Projectionist Clubs . . . is usually seen with George and Dick . . . likes math and science . . . plans to attend college to study engineering. RICHARD SANDERS Dick is trying to save money . . . likes English . . . is a member of Band, Swimming Club, and Stage Crew . . . is seen with Dick . . . goes steady with Ona . . . anticipates more schooling at Penn State after graduation. AUDREY SASSANO Audrey is always eating and talking to joan . . . is a mem' ber of N. H. S., co-chairman of Cafeteria Committee, and Literary Editor of the Yearbook . . . dislikes alarm clocks and twoffaced people . . . is usually seen with joan, Fred, and Val . . . plans to attend college. ELEANOR SCHENKEL Eleanor enjoys music of all kinds . . . is usually seen with Rene, jackie, and Marie . . . plans to be a secretary . . . likes to spend time dancing and skating . , . belongs to Service Club, YfTeens, Biology Club. and Bogi Club. JOHN SCHMUCKER john enjoys sports of all kinds, trig, physics, and playing the piano . . . plans to take up engineering at Penn State . , . likes to play football and basketball . . . is usually seen with john, Bob, and George. LOIS SCHWARTZ Lois plans to become a good secretary . . . always has a smile for everyone . . . dislikes snobby people . , . enjoys dancing. writing long letters, and camping . , . is always seen planning a good time with Vera, Pat, jen, and june. Page Thirty-nine JUNE 1954 CLASS RICHARD SHERMAN Rich likes hunting and fishing . . . dislikes absent-minded teachers . . . is seen with Rich, Ron, and Tom . . . enjoys classes in biology and history . . . belongs to Biology Club . . . plans to attend medical school to study to he a surgeon. MARIORIE SHEVLIN Marge plans to do secretarial work . . . is a member of Bogi Club, A Cappella, and the Cafeteria Committee . . . likes eggplant and the farm show at Harrisburg . . . is seen with the Rippers, Clara, and Eddie . . . enjoys helping with the Biology Club auction. SHIRLEY SHIRING Shirl spends her spare time listening to records . . . likes a certain blond guy . . . despises mascara on girls eyelashes . . . enjoys shorthand and English classes . . . plans to become a secretary . . , is usually seen laughing with Mary, Liz, Sandy, and joan. DONALD SEIFERS Don plays evil music on the piano . . . particularly likes jazz recordings . . . plans to attend 'Carnegie Tech and take up engineering . . . likes to spend time swimming and playing tennis and football . . . is seen with Earl, Chuck, and john. FRANK SIMONS Frank plans to go to college and major in animal hus- bandry . . . is president of 207, Milroy, and English class . . . likes model trains, Lincolns, Great Danes, water' skiing, and going to Europe with Patty . . . dislikes Cadillacs and washing white bucks. FRANCIS SKILLEN rin plays football for Ingomar . . . is on the football and swimming teams . . . likes to sleep late . . . is seen with Pat, Ebe, john, and Frank . . . plans to join the Navy . . . enjoys tormenting the Cafeteria Committee. JOHN SMALSTIG johnny likes gym and math with Mrs. Duncan . . . would like to attend Penn State and take up agriculture . . . is seen around with Mark, Fin, Pat, jim, and Frank . . . wants to be a crazy hick. FRANCIS SMITH Francis enjoys photography , . . is seen at all school functions with camera in hand . . . is happiest when fishing or sleeping . . . plans to major in general floro' culture at Penn State . . . is particularly interested in Physics. CONSTANCE SONNETI' Connie enjoys sewing, ice skating, and swimming . . . likes Chevrolets, hamburgers, and banana splits . . . dislikes fall' ing off chairs . . . is always seen having loads of fun with Lois and Arlene . . . particularly enjoys double dating with Arlene . . . plans to be a secretary. CAROL STACY Cas has talent for knitting and singing . . . likes talking and meeting people . . . is Business Manager of Perry' scope . . . is a member of the Yearbook Staff, Bogi Club, School Spirit, and A Cappella . . . loafs with the Gang . . . likes hiology, English, and geometry. Peg e Forty JUNE 1954 CLASS EILEEN STADER Willie is fond of dancing . . . is seen with Val, Anita, Margie, and Betty . . . likes popular music . . . dislikes dull people . . . enjoys typing, Bogi Club, and Biology Club . . . plans to work as a telephone operator. PHILIP STEINBACH Phil builds model railroads . . . is treasurer of the senior class, foreman of the stage crew, and Sports Editor of Perryscope . . . likes chocolate cake . . . is seen with Larry, Hank, Al, and Ron . . . plans to study engineering at Carnegie Tech. DAVID STRAUSS Dave collects stamps . . . likes to play chess, cards. and collect money . . . hopes to be a topnotch mechanic . . . likes chemistry and typing classes . . . enjoys playing golf, watching television, and listening to the radio. ROBERT STULTZ Bob enjoys working on cars . . . likes electric shop , . . dislikes slow cars . . . is a member of Electric Club . . . is seen with Sam and -lim . . . likes being out with the gang . . . plans to enter technical school. MARK SUTO Mark especially enjoys wood shop and math with Mrs. Duncan . . . is on the football and basketball varsity squads . . . likes Nancy . . . is seen mostly with Nancy, Bill, Pat, and john . . . was given the Most Valuable Player award in football. RICHARD TAUSON Dick likes guns, cars, and science . . . plans to attend Carnegie Tech and become a Doctor of Nuclear Physics . . . goes steady with Lulubelle Qhis 1941 Plymouthj . . . enjoys working on cars, especially Lulubelle . . . is a member of A Cappella Choir. SANDRA TAYLOR Sandy is expert at painting hgurines . . . likes Bob and selling candy at MacDonald's . . . dislikes snohby people . . . spends spare hours watching television and playing records . . . is always seen with Shirley, joan, and Mary . . . is vicefpresident of Luncheon Club. HELEN THURNER Helen is crazy about art and cream-andfgreen Pontiacs . . . is seen with Vilma . . . dislikes bad tempered peo' ple . . . is a member of Service Club . . . plans to be a stenographer and to marry later . . . likes Eugene. RICHARD TOOGOOD Richard spends most of his life in the great outdoors . . . is fond of fishing and hunting . . . is perturbed by No Hunting signs and game wardens . . . is a member of the Chess Club . . . enjoys swimming in Pcrry's pool . . . plans to attend college. GAILE VENTRESCA Caile enjoys reading, eating, and sleeping . . . is chair' man of Lost and Found and vice'president of a -junior Achievement company . . . likes people and trig . . . dislikes pests . . . is always seen with Arlene . . . plans to attend Margaret Morrison College. Page Forty-one ,lffi.J.SLt2-it l -kha as gps It ns. . -irggg 'view-we is JUNE 1954 CLASS NANCY VOGELEY Nancy enjoys loafing, traveling, and reading good books . . . likes crew CLIIS and the Navy . . . dislikes noisy people, homework, and bus rides . . . enjoys English and Spanish classes . . . plans to go to college after graduation. JACQUELINE WAGNER jackie is vicefpresident of 322 . . . is fond of sewing and biology . . . likes nopular music and dancing . . . is always seen with Marie, Rene, and Eleanor , . . plans to enter nurse's training at Presbyterian Hospital . . likes to ride in a green Ford. RITA WALDORF Kid dreams of fashion modeling . . . is crazy about sharp clothes and Nat King Cole . . . is secretary of Biology Club . . . likes being with Bobbie and cut' ting up with Raggs . . . spends much time listening to records , . . plans to marry Bobbie. MARLA WALKER Shorty is one of our petite girls . . . likes boys in the service and dark green Nashes , . . dislikes dull people . . . enjoys talking on the telephone and writing long letters . . . plans to become a typist before she marries. MYLES WALKER Myles includes radio and photography among his hobbies . . , enjoys traveling, history, and arts and crafts . . . dislikes people who are late for appointments . . . is al' ways thinking up another scheme for making money with his photography . . . plans to go to college after grad' uation. DONALD WAPPLER Don enjoys dancing and sports . . . likes all girls . . . be' longs to Bogi and Basketball Clubs . . , plans to take up accounting at night school . . . is always seen stirring up a laugh with Buzzy, Dick, Ron, and Chuck. ROBERT WATSON Bob has fun making money . . . enjoys Projectionist Club, Chess Club, and Latin . . . dislikes homework . . . has fun in chemistry, English, and history . . . is seen with Blim, Tim, and john . . . plans to attend college. DAVID WEHR Dave likes stock car racing . . . is a member of the stage crew and Projectionist Club . . . plans to become a drafts' man . . . enjoys riding a motorcycle . . . particularly dislikes office summons . . . is usually seen with john and Bob. RICHARD WHITFIELD Coach collects special kinds of rocks . . . plays bas- ketball and is on the track team . . . dislikes homework . . . is always seen with ji-ni and Roberta . . . plans to attend college. THOMAS WIEGMAN Tom delights in swimming and hunting . . . is captain of the swimming team and president of the school . . . likes good workers . . . dislikes women drivers . . . is usually seen with Dick, Frank, Red, and Fin . . . is Perry's School Spirit . . . plans to attend Pitt. Pa ge Forty-two JUNE 1954 CLASS ANITA WISSNER Nita dreams of being a private secretary . . . likes book- keeping, spaghetti, and white bucks on boys . . . dislikes extreme haircuts . . . is seen with Bets, Willie, Margie, and Shev . . . is a member of Bogi and Service Clubs. LaVERNE WRIGHT LaVerne plans to be an airline hostess or go to l.B.M. School . . . is treasurer of 109 . . . likes convertibles Qbig and redj . . . likes swimming, dancing, and Bob . . . is a member of Bogi, Biology, and Service Clubs . . . is seen with Bette, Ruth, and janet. NANCY WRIGHT Nance enjoys loafing with Rosie . . . belongs to A Cappella Choir, Yearbook and Perryscope Staffs, and Bogi Club . . . likes to drive her '73 Chevy . . . dislikes working at Royston's on Sundays . . . plans to become a secretary. GAIL ZIEGLER Abbie looks forward to nursing . . . likes Shakes, dogs, and dancing . . . was cofchairman of the Crystal Ball Dance . . . has been on the Honor Roll since 9B . . . includes among her hobbies: keeping a scrapbook, writing a diary, and sewing . . . dislikes dog catchers, TV, and olives. Page Forty-'hh ree NAME Eugene Adams ........ -.. Audrey Alexander ,....... ............ Jim Anderson .......... Dick Anton ...................,. ............ Irene Bairhalter ......... ............ Jane Batykefer .......,.. Margie Benjamin ......... ....... Jean Bennett ...,.,. Barbara Blair ...........,. Jack Campbell .......,.. Bob Cassidy ........ - ....,. Jeanette Cohan ............ ............ LaVerne Cole .....,................. ,..........,. Dan Colville ............................. ............ Mary Anne Conner Jean Covell .,....., - ...,,..4...,,,.. ,,,.. - ...,, june Davison .............,,,, ...,. - ..... Joan Dax ..... , ............... George Devlin ..,,.,.... Fay DeWalt .....A.4....... June Donaldson ......... ............ Yvonne Eardley ...... Mary Easley ............ Janet Eisler .......... Dave Faller ........., Barbara Fifer ....A.. USUALLY FOUND swimming and dancing ....... at Pine Valley ......................... anywhere in school .........., scooping ice cream .......... writing letters .............,.,......... at the Sparkle Market ..,..,. ugoofin' around .............. -... at the show or dancing ....... eating everyone's lunch .... driving Hite's truck ,.........,.. at the show .................................. racing through the halls . chasing girls ............................... anywhere .,.....,....A,..,.................... brushing her teeth ................ roaming around Gfbursr . with the Fifers ........,,...........,.., in front of a television set at the Loew's Ritz ................ with Dave ............,................... -... riding in Tom's Buick .... bowling ..,,....,................................,. with Margie ......,.............. at the EatfnfPark ...n..... at Fay's ............................. - ,,..... - ...... riding a horse ........................,... Penny Fifer ..,.. - .....,... ,,,,,.. a t the top of the auditorium steps Chuck Fitzgerald ,..,..... ...., - .,,.. a t Mary's .............,,.,,,..,,,.,,.,.,,,A,,,,,, Ronnie Fritz ............. at Pine Valley ..,....... Jack Fuchs .............,....... ..- ........ everywhere .........,., . Betty Lou Funk .....,...... ,,.......... w ith Ronnie ........,... Ed Geiselhart .........,,.. at Sandy's house ......... Clyde Gibson ..,...,.,.,,. at home ,..,.......................... Jim Gilbert ,.,,..........,.... with janet .................,.....,l,.,..,.,. Larry Givens ..... - .......,.. ,.,,,... - ,,with Hank and Phil ......... . Arlene Gleckner .,,..,,. ..- ........ at home ..,............................... . Louis Goehring ......,4.... ,,,,,,,,,... l oafing ......,.....r.,....A..,,.,....,,,,.... Louise Goehring ........, .,....r,,... f euding with Al ..,..........,,. Ed Gordon ..... - ....... working around home ..,. Fay Gorican ................ on a tennis court ......,,,......,,,..., Darla Harbison ............ .........,., w riting letters to Jack ,....,. Barbara Hartman ........... ,........,.. o n a telephone ...................... Carol Hays ................,....... .........,.. Jim Hershman ....... Sam Hetrick .,..... Jean Heuer ..... Arlene Hey ...., -.,. Ruth Hoffman ....,...,. Ianet Houghton ...... Hance Huston ....,.... Dick Irwin ................ Richard Jones . Pat Kane .........., Ioan Kanz ......,, Page Forty-four in a black Chrysler ........... - hoopin' with Rich ,,......,, at work ................,..............,......., in a daze ................................ at Monper's ...., r.., at the movies ............,,.,.. laughing at Jim .,....,,,......r,., with Phil and Larry ............. in the cafeteria ..............,,.....n working at Donahoe's ...,.,. at the comer .............,.......,,,.... cofoperating .......... A PICTURE OF GOAL smoothness ...... .to be a D. D. S. fun .......................................................... ........ - ..t0 find a husband leadership ..... R ..................................................... to Own a Cadillac convertible tall, dark, and handsome a bundle of joy ............................................ sweetness ..................i. energv ........ ,...... ,...... Venus DeMilo ......... attentiveness ....... serenity .. ..........,...........,, a wood carver .......... bustle ............................. a riot ........... - .......,............ a future jet ace ................... ............ t 0 peaches ..,,..................................4..l... snap, crackle, and pop .......... ,.......... calm, cool, and collected candor ...........,..................................... ........... Frank Buck .......... . candescence ..... laughter ,.............. determination ....... demureness ......... agility ..... - ....................... Fay's cavalier ...,..... diligence ............,.,,.,, domesticity ....,. mirth .................... daring ..... , ..... go power ......,.......... mischief ........................ Dennis O'Keefe .....,..... devilment ..................... a caricaturist ......... a hard worker ...... prudence ........,...............i.... a clown ..........................,.,.... a walking dictionary ........ bashfulness ......,.............,... sincerity ............... composure ....,.... comeliness ......... a joker .............. a sportsman ...... endurance ............ inspiration ......... alertness ........,...... agreeableness ........ pep ......... ................. fun .................................................. a prankster ................................. one who enjoys food ......... a holy terror ..,..,,....,..,...... co-operation .......... ,,,.,,,.,,,,t0 ............t0 to ............ll0 to to to .,.,.,......to ............to .,,...,.....t0 to to ,to graduate from Stanford .to be another Florence Nightingale .to be married to Jerry .to be a female Arthur Godfrey see the world get enough to eat ,to make a million graduate from Perry .to marry a millionaire catch one join the Air Force ,to work at Boggs Ee? Buhl's ,to raise a swimming team ,to do office work ,to be a business woman join the Air Force ,to make lots of money ,to ride in a Cadillac be a typist get married enjoy married life own a motorcycle be a physiotherapist 'to work at Watson Home be a father of twenty to go to college to be a coach at Perry .,..........to be a stenographer to be a television expert be in the plastering business to teach teachers to be a Tech graduate ............to be an Air Force secretary to be a Marine electrical engineer go to Paris be a member of the Air Force to be a foreign secretary continue her happy married life to be a model ............to be a dancer to graduate ............to be happy i,..........to be a secretary ............to join the Foreign Levion to get out of school to be the ideal teacher .........,..to have lots of money ...i........to be successful .to live axhundred years to run 208 .to have mass cofoperation Page Forty-five NAME Frances Kaut ............. ......,,,,.. Wayne Keith ........ M.. ........... .. Millie Keller ............ ......,..,... Margie Kelly ..,... ...., USUALLY FOUND at home writing letters ...... at Pine Valley ....,.....,.....,........ rooting for Allegheny ......... having a good time ..,....... Maree Kern .,..... ....,.. a t Pine Valley ....,.........,..... Nancee Kern ......,,,... ............. a t Pine Valley .............,...... john Kerner .....,. .......,.A... d riving a red truck ..,,..,. Fred Kerr ........ - ...,.,.,....,.,., ,,...,,,..... u p on the stage ..............,,........... Buzzy Killmeyer ,........ ,..,,.,,4.,,. i n detention hall ...........A.......................... Marie Klinger ......... .,,.......... m ailing letters at 8:45 a.m. ,......,,, . Don Kloes ,,......,.... - ..... at 140 Watsoii Blvd. .........,...,.. . Nancy Knapp ......... .....,....... c utting up .................., .....,...........A. Betty Knauss ....,,,.......... ........,.... w ith the gang .................... Barbara Kohley ........ ...,......... s ewing ......................,......,,..,,..,.....,,.,, Barbara Kokko .,.......... ,............ t alking on the phone ............ Lois Kretzer ........ - ..... ......,,..... w ith Arlene and Connie ......... Martha Lane ......, Joe Lange ......,. at Eberhardt's Diner .........,...,.,. camp in New Hampshire john Lawless ,. .,.,....,... in West View .........,,...,,.......r..A.,..,...... .. Al Leffler .........,.,.,.. ...,.. , ..... w here something's going on .i.. Dick Leggate .... .....,, ............. l o afing ...... .................... .,....................,........ Earl Leita ......,.,....... ...,.... a t Perry and East ....................,...... jon Lind ..,.,.,. - ................,... . ....... anywhere ..................A......,........,..........., . Bill Lippert ....,..,.....,,.. - .......,.. ,.......,.... i n Jerry's car ...,i....,.,,.,.,. .,.......,.,..,...,.,...... Sandy Lippincott ........... ...,......... w ith her head in the clouds ......, Dolores Lowry ........,...... ............ i n a green Pontiac ..................., ........ Vera Machin ........ -.. - .... - ..... with Beakers and Aud ........., ., Eileen Malcolm .......,..,. .,........... w ith George .................................... Arlene Malecki ...... ............ i n the Perryscope office . Marti Marino ..,....., ..,........., 1 aughing .........,...............,......... Ron Matous ........,.., ..........., s leeping in bed .,,,,,...... Elizabeth Mazure ...... ............ w ith jim .,.....i...,.,....,,, John Mazure ............. at the corner ...............,.. Angus 'McArn .......... ............ h itch-hiking home ..........,........, .......... Don McCleary ..,....... .,.......... i n Bill's Ford ..... - ................................... Bob McClellan ,.,,..,..... ............. i n the pawnshop on the corner George McClone on stage with Ron .......,.., ,p.... ..,.........,, George McConnell Ronnie McKeever Joan McKinney ...,........ A........... JoAnn McNerney cutting up ...................,.....A.....,.. . .,..... . on the stage ..... .,,.. everyplace ..............................,... with Myrna .....,.,......r,...............,.., Pat McVay .....,.....,,,.,,,... ............ i n the Perryscope office ....... ,... Valerie Meals ......... ............ i n the swimming pool ...,..,,.,,,. Ed Mertz ..............,. talking .........,......,............,......,.... Jim Messick ..,,.....,,,,... ,.,..,.,.... w ith Annie .,..,...........,.... Dick Miller ..,...........,.,.,., ............ m essing around ......... Shirley Minehart with Bill ................,.... Bette Moran A....,......,.,.,.,,, .........,.. w ith Jim ........,....,., Nancy Morrison ...... ............. 1 aughing ..........,........ Dave Mullen ............ ...A.,.,,.... i n Room 205 ........A....... Donna Myers ....,., ............. a t Babby's ..................,..... Pat Neely ........,., ............. a nswering letters ........,.. Earl Nelson .,........ Page Forty-six working ......,............,........ .... A PICTURE OF waiting Qfor Donj ......... .......... a late riser ......................... .......... effervescence ............... the smilin' Irish ..,... glamour ....................... charm .,..........,.. dignity ..................... deliberation .......................,,.. .......... one who is facetious . ......... ....,... . . amity ,..,,,,.................,.... ...,......, --.------- trouble ........... a .... contentment ......... enthusiasm ........ Betsy Ross ........ gaity .........,,,........... pleasantness ................,. earnestness ......i. ................... V . .-4----- -- a conversationalist ......... .......... a practical joker ..........,,, .......... a confused editor .,........ .......... ambition? ...,...........,,....... a wanderlust ...................,.i. .....i..,. a potential admiral ..... .......... shyness .,.,...........,.............. cordiality ...... vigor .............. zeal ...,...,.... .... dark eyes ...... laughter ..,,..... devilment ...... drowsiness .4.......... pleasantness ............. a fortune finder ....,. energy? .....,..,..,.......,.............. .......... altitude , .,..................... ..,........,.. ......... . a candy connoisseur Tarzan ...,,...................,.,............ ...,...... a sodafjerk ..,................... ........,. nonchalance ...,.,..........,....,.,... ......,... a banana split craver astuteness ..............4.................. .......... a future reporter ...,,...., .......... lTl6I'1'1I1'lCl'1t ....... , ....,.......... . discretion .........,............,........i..... .......... an athlete ,,..,,,,.,..,,,.......,..,,,....,.,,....... .....,.,,, readv. willing, and able .i..... .,,...,... a commercial student California. here I come ....... .......... the devil in disguise ........., .. ........ .. a soeedster ............,................. .......... reinement .........4............... .......... hewilderment ......,... casualness ,.,.... ........ GOAL to be a housewife to be a millionaire to be Dale's good wife to learn shorthand to be Miss Secretary of 1956 to be a singer to be a teacher to do his best to be an accountant to ,go to Austria to run the Pittsburgh Press to leam to dive to raise a basketball team to make something to get to California to join the Foreign Legion with Arlene to own a '54 Ford to reform the school system to go South to be editor of the New York Times to buy the Western Pen to take a slow boat to China to stay out of the Army ' to own a Buick to raise a football team to work at Bell Telephone to be a typist to be Mrs. George Rubaker to move into civilization to be a crazy cofed to be thekbest optician in Pgh. to be a secretary to get out of school to build a skyscraper to drive Bill's Ford to own a pawnshop to buyia Cadillac to be president of the United States to retire X , to be a telephone operator to own Krogers to write a best seller to ensnare Balmy to go to college to be ah pro basketball player to be a civil engineer to raise little Bills to visit Hawaii with LaVerne to raise a football team to go to college to be' the wife of a Bell Aircraft engineer to own a Cadillac to get a Frenchman in Paris Page Forty-sever NAME EvaAnne Nichols Rosie Nichols ....,... Marilyn O'Brien George Payne ..... Betty Poland ............. , ,,,,,.,,.,, Bill Popfinger .... Harry Price ..,..A,...... ,,,,, , ,,,,, Alice Rathgeber ,... ..,,.A...... Gail Rea ...........,.,,. Warren Reese ....... .,,.,.,,A,,A Sheila Remlinger .... ,,.......... Sally Roessler .,...... Norman Rombach Mary Roomeloitis Tom Rossi ....,... r .........,..., ,,rn.,,,,AA., Audrey Sassano ......... ..........., Eleanor Schenkel john Schmucker .. Lois Schwartz ...,.... Dick Sherman ........ Margie Shevlin ..... Shirley Shiring ...,. Don Siefers ...,.......... USUALLY FOUND crackinrr gum .................,...A...,.......... at the Carnot skating rink ....... at Twin Willows ...............4.... , ..... with the boys and girls ............ in Hite's ...........,.,...................,.,.......... looking for girls ...,................ around girls .............,......,..................... with a comb ..... .. ..,............................. with Qoodflooking people ....... with a bunch of girls .................. at Carol D.'s house .................., smiling ....,.,..........,................,... eating or sleeping ........... in a candy store .....,...... with the finest .................................. just leaving ................................,............. with Rene, Jackie, and Marie .loafing with Fritz or J. L. telling corny jokes ..,..,.........,...,..... looking for an angle ...........,.... speeding with Nance .................. talking ........................,......,,................,.,.,. in a light Green convertible ..., Frank Simons .......... ,,,,...,,,., 1 n the showers .....,.....,........,..,..,....... lack Sindorf ...,.,. around Ingomar ............,,...........,.... Fran Skillen ....... .i,,,,,,,,,,, a t Ingomar ...........,................,........ john Smalstig ,.,,,.... - i,,, - ,,i,, walking Rhetta to class ,.........,. Francis Smith ,.,,,,...,,....,,, .,.,..,,.,,, l ooking for monev ................... Connie Sonnett ......... ,,..,i...,,i wi th friendly people ......, Carol Stacy .,...,.... ,.... .,,.,.....,. ru n ning ...................,........,,...,,,., Willie Stader ....,.. dashing to class ............ Phil Steinbach ....... .......,.... e verywhere ....,......,....... David Strauss .,.....,.. ............ o n a golf course ......... Bob Stultz .,...i....... at Ruby's house .,.i........ Mark Suto ...,..,. anywhere Nancy is ,......... ..,.. Dick Tauson ....... working on his cars ,...............,.... Sandy Taylor ....... i........... w ith Mary, Joey, and Shirl Helen Thurner ......... ............ w ith Eugene ........................,,....... Rich Toogood .,........ .........,.. l ooking for Barb ...,.........,.. Gaile Ventresca ..,,... roaming the halls Nancy Vogeley ............ ............ a t the dentist .....,...,.,...... lackie Wagner ......... ............. t alkinv about Lou ........ Rita Waldorf ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,. a t Bobby's house .....,............,............ Marla Walker .,.. ............ a t the movies ........,............................,,. Mvles Walker ..,. ....... a t the deluxe Penny Arcade . Don Wappler .....,.... ,...,,,,.,., o n the corner .,........,,.......,........,........... Bob Watson ............. .... ............ a t Morrv's .,..,..........,............................. Dave Wehr ........., ............... ............ w i th John .,.,............... Richard Whitfield ...,.,.. ............. a t the A E? P ....,........ Tom Wiegman .,.,...,,... ...,.,....... s wimmino' ..........,..... Anita Wissner .,..,,..... ............. W ith Willy ......,..,..........,.............,,,.... LaVerne Wright ,,,,,.... ...i,........ r aidinff the icebox .........,,,....,.........., Nance Wright ..,.. Gail Ziegler .............. Page Forty-eigvhl: with Marge, Gail. and glean ..., with Shakes ,,,...............................,,.,...., A PICTURE or devilment .......................,.,......4. Florence Chadwick .......... endeavor ............................ a devilkin ......... ecstacy ........... - ..........,........... a racing champion ..,,......... a telephone directory ........ a coiffeur ..................,.,.........,... confidence ..... a buifoon ................ benevolence .............. 'the Ipana smile ...,... Guy Madison ......... ....,.... a confectioner ...................,..........,. a future Mayview inmate decorum ................,.i..,...,,......,............ sophistication ........................,........... Oscar Levant at the piano ......,........... cheer ..,,4................................................,.. ...,.,... t o Dave Garroway ....,..............,..... bedlam ........... - .............. Congeniality ..... --. aww...- Victor Borge ..., cleanliness .,....... trouble .. .........................,........,......., .. a skillful diver .......................l........... .i.....l. a knight in shining armor a daughter of the outdoors efficiency ............... ..................,,,......... puzzlement ....................,.,, ambition ...................... .......... another Ben Hogan ....... a car mechanic .......... an All-American ......,..... a scholar ......,.....,..........................., an amateur disc jockey ..,.... a lover of art ..........,........... docility ....,..,,................. confusion ........,................ a cosmopolitan ..........,....,.., an ideal baseball fan .,...... a crazy, mixedfup kid .......... a pintfsized quart ................. a camera bug ...,,,........ ....... a magpie .... ....,.,,.....r.......,,....... a human Sfring circus ......... smallness .......ei..,..,...................... a carrot top ,........ .,... precision ........., beauty ..,....,, .,........... liveliness ........,..,.................... 5' Z , eyes of blue ...... a Halo model ............. .........to GOAL to sit on the boss's lap to have Bill at home to become a registered nurse to make tons of money to go steady with Glenn to ind some to own a Cadillac to be a hair stylist to get the perfect man to be a general in the Army .........to be a nurse .........never to have false teeth to be a Certied Public Accountant to own the Mellon Bank to be George's viceepresident to see the Yearbook completed to be happy to be an electrical engineer get a laugh with one to cut people up to raise little boy singers to keep Mr. X a secret to be a figure skating champ to be America's best dressed man to be a farmer to join the Navy to show prize winning cattle to take a picture that pleases Coach Smith a treasure hunter ............,.......................... get a dr1ver's license to find one place and stay there to be head secretary of Garbage Men's Local 509 to be a minister to retire at 18 to have a brain somedav to be head coach at Notre Dame to get a Ph.D. in nuclear physics to be Sandra Taylor, R, N. to be on Eugene's honeymoon to retire to go to Margaret Morrison to become a college graduate to see the Pirates win the pennant to be Bobby's wife to be a typist to complete college to be an accountant to be a chemical engineer to be a draftsman to add another rock to his collection to get a swimming scholarship to own a Cadillac to visit Hawaii with Bette retire from Royston's to be a well liked nurse Page Forty-nine FEBR ARY CLASS 1955 This. the mitlftcrm grxitluuting class of 1977, has yct to complctc its lust scmcstcr :lt Pcrry. Its mcmhcrs hztvc hccn participating actively in the cvcnts of thc scnior school for over two ycairsg hut their highcst goal graultiantioii, still awaits thcm. Lust tlziy, l72lCClll?lLlI'CilfC, and commcnccmcnt will bring to them thc fulfillmcnt ol' :ill their high school nmhitions. ' Sodium Chloride, Eh? ' tis Mzutl, All Right! . Thc 1135, Qju-W ' OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1955 if 'QA Qin--. Exif .V ,, . ' n , X Q . xg g K4 A w 5', ' 5 K 32 se i ' ' 9 M A 7 H f I . , it E' QR X S 4 vt A' L if -1.4 . ,L., H f Kiwi ...K Q N Mg 1 f F CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1955 HISTORY 7th Grade In seventh grade we had our whole high school life before us on that memorable day in February, 1949, when the first contingent of our class arrived at Perry from Chatham, Clayton, and East Street Schools. This fact was hardly realized as we first attempted to fit ourselves into the role of junior high school students. Fortunately, all of our classmates returned after the nrst trip through the endless corridors. 8th Grade The sturdy eighth grade group from 110 was taking part in activities that year and helping to cheer Perry on to victory. One of our classmates, Anton Truhar, passed away. This incident cast a shadow over our second year in junior high. By this time the long trip toward becoming a senior was really begung at least, we were no longer the youngest kids in school. 9th Grade Everyone was counting the days until graduation. just think only SOO more! That year students from McNaugher enlarged our class. We began spending time at Milroy, which was now open to us. We were eager to get our hands on the controls of the Page Fifty-two school, We elected a president of the junf ior school. There were an abundance of new opportunities opened to us as we traveled through this year. 10th Grade By tenth grade we began to take part in Senior Council and other activities open to only members of the senior school. ln this memorable year biology class certainly presented new problems: And now we have a week long battery of tests. Then there were those long trips through the 'catacombs' to read up on Big Ben Frank' lin . That English course wasn't big enough for both of us .... Ben's still in tenth grade! Boys from our class went out for the athletic teams, and we were easing our way into all of the schools important activities. And then there was home work . . . mountains of itl 1 1th Grade ln our eleventh year our formerly one room class was divided between rooms 106 and 220. Now we moved in on the chemistry laboratory and discovered what valence is. Or did we? But we did manage to survive the smell of hydrogen sulphide. This turned out to be a terrific year. There was a dead' line to be met at every turn. Four boys and four girls in our class took active part in the junior Town Meetings. Three of our class' mates were elected to membership in the National Honor Society. We occupied pos' itions on the Yearbook Staff because of the change in the Yearbook setfup. Various un' quotable remarks were heard when we re- ceived our pictures. The 3D craze hit geometry class which changed from plane to solid. 12th Grade We anticipate our senior year with high hopes for a very exciting time. How will the football team do? Who will get into N.H.S.7 What will physics be like? Whom shall we elect as president of the school? What memories shall we have of our Prom? There is a lot to look forward to until our class history is really completed. FEBRUARY 1955 CLASS JAMES ABBINANTI Abbo enjoys hunting, playing chess, and c-ollecting foreign money . . . likes girls and driving a two'toned green Ford . , . belongs to Biology Club and Junior Achieve' ment . . . dislikes girls with H202 hair . . . plans to study dentistry. BESSIE AZZARELLO Bessie likes boys and friendly people . . . is a member of Biology and Milroy Clubs, Milroyettes, and Service Club . . . enjoys dancing . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . plans to become a secretary . . . is seen with Bev and Janet. ROBERT BAKER Bob is usually seen with George and Jim . . . is a member of Biology Club , . . likes girls and zooming around in his hrother's black Ford . . . plans to study engineering at Penn State. JOAN BEUTER Joan is a member of Biology Club, Yearbook Staff, and Service Club . . . likes dancing, drive'ins, Chevies, and one special blond with blue eyes . . . dislikes boys with crew haircuts . . . is usually seen with Joan, Marg, Ruth, and Millie. WILLIAM BLEUEL Bill dislikes egotistical girls and homework . . . is a mem- ber of 'Chess Club, Biology Club, and Junior Achievement . . , likes television and walking home from J, A. , , s Plans to study chemical engineering at Carnegie Tech. NORMAN BORGO Noim enjoys working on cars . . , is usually seen with Kak and Abbo . . . likes geometry, mechanical drawing, and chemistry . . . is a member of Biology Club . . . would like to be an automotive engineer after graduation. JAMES BODYKE Bo has a weakness for redheaded women. eating, and parties at Joe's . . . dislikes Chevies, and conceited people . . . enjoys hockey, hunting, fishing, and football . . . loafs at Knoll's and Harbor of Hope . . . plans to attend Penn State. JOAN BROWN Joan loves to cook . . . likes food, boys, and friendly people . . . spends leisure time dating boys and going to Warrington Recreation Center for sports . . . dislikes snooty people and doing dishes . . . plans to be a nurse. JOHN CACOLICE Kak likes wine, women, and song . . . is a member of Biology Club and Milroy . . . spends many leisure hours at dances . . . dislikes stuck-up girls . . . is seen with Norman, Don, Bill and Tom . . . plans to attend medical school. ANITA COSTA Anita enjoys swimming . . . likes bashful boys, chewing gum, and clerical training . . . dislikes bossy people . . . is usually seen with Marge, Shirley, and Gloria . , . passes the time hy eating and reading . . . plans to do office work. Page' Fifty-three FEBRUARY 1955 CLASS ESTHER DAMBACH Es enjoys art . . . is a member of Girls Leaders Club, Biology Club, and the Yearbook Staff . . . likes a certain Al, sports, and Latin . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . is usually seen with Rocky, Needy, and Betty . . . plans to enter nurse's training. ROBERTA DAY Bobbe is one of our cheerleaders . . . is secretary of Girls Leaders, treasurer of 220, and a member of A Cappella . . . likes Bill and apple pie . . . is seen with Barb and jo . . . attends Milroy and Milroyettes . . . plans to enter nurse's training. HERMAN DOERGE Pete specializes in collecting money . . . is a member of Biology Club, Chess Club, and junior Achievement . . . likes baseball, popular music, and girls , . . is seen with Fred, jim, Bill, Dave, and Earl . . . plans to study chem' istry. JANET FAZIO Jan likes sports, especially basketball . . . is a member of Biology Club, Girls Leaders, Senior Council, and Milf royettes . . . enjoys shorthand class and Mr. Irons' biology class . . . plans to go to college after graduation. WILBUR FINCH Wil likes painting and collecting records . . . is a member of Art Service and Biology Clubs . . . particularly enjoys eating, history, and English . . . dislikes mediocre people . . . is usually seen with John and Bob . . , plans to study architecture at Carnegie Tech. MARIE FORDENBACHER Marie collects horse statues . . . is a member of Biology Club, Girls Leaders, and the Yearbook Stall . . . likes going out with George and riding horses . . . plans to attend Art School and become a commercial artist. BARBARA GARDNER Barb is one of our pcppy cheerleaders . . . likes boys, dancing, Pine Valley. and kidding Big john . . . plans ai career in dancing . . . is seen with Bobbe and jo . . . is a member of Yearbook Stall and Biology Club. EDWARD GARLAND Ed plays basketball . . . dislikes homework . . . is a member of the varsity basketball squad . . . enjoys history . . . is usually seen with Bill, Lemo, and Punkin . . . plans to help Uncle Sam in the Marines. EILEEN GARLAND Eileen enjoys listening to records and the radio . . . likes Joe, math, foods, gym, and cars . . . is seen with Janie, janet, and Joan . . . dislikes spinach and snobs . . . plans to become a secretary and to get married. BETTY GE'I'I'Y Betty likes eating and sleeping . . . is a member of Biology Club, Girls Leaders, and Milroyettes . . . enjoys history, Spanish, sewing, and biology classes . . . is seen with joan, Anita, Bessie, Roberta, and Pat . . . plans to be' come a nurse. Pa ge Fifty-lou r FEBRUARY 1955 CLASS JANET GOLD .lan plans to be a typist . . . passes her time loafing with Bev ,and Bessie and dating George . . . belongs to Girls Leaders and Biology Club . . . dislikes dull people .ind homework . . . enjoys cooking and gym classes. DONALD HAMMEL Don plays the guitar and harmonica . . . dislikes the office . . . likes girls, gym, and dancing . . . is a member of A Cappella Choir and HifY . . . is usually seen with jim and Rich . . . has no specific plans for the future. EUGENE HARRIS Punkin likes to work on cars . . . particularly enjoys football and track . . . dislikes homework . . . is seen with Rol, Dingy, Ed, and Lemo . . . enjoys history . . . hopes to become a professional football player. ROLAND HAYS Rol enjoys history . . . is usually seen with Punkin, Dingy, and jim Anderson . . . likes good looking girls . dis- likes homework . . . plans to go into business for himself. LEON HEDGE Dooch is president of the Band . . . is a member of A Cappella Choir and showtiine . . . likes girls, food, and football . . . dislikes detention . . . is usually seen with Jack, Don, and Earl . . . plans to marry a nice blonde. FRED HEIDENREICH Fred enjoys fishing . . . belongs to National Honor Society and junior Achievement . . . is Co'Editor of the Year' book . . . likes money, food, and dates . . . spends leisure time relaxing . . . dislikes going to meetings . . . plans to study chemical engineering at Carnegie Tech. CAROL HEWLETT Carol likes good food and Cadillac convertibles . . . dis- likes school, especially homework, and stuckfup people . . . can usually be found with Needy, Peif, or Betty . . . enjoys studying Spanish and voice . . . plans to become a nurse after graduation. CHARLES HOBBS Red enioys coin collecting and archery . . . is a member of Electrical Experiment Club . . . likes zipper suede shoes, archery practice, and history . . . dislikes fancy haircuts . . . is usually seen with john . plans to join the Navy ANITA KAGLE Needy plans to attend Carnegie Tech . . likes Jim, sports, and double dates . . . loafs with Betty and Es . . . likes to draw, sew, and cook . . . dislikes stupid boys . , . is president of Milroyettes . , . likes hot fudge sundaes. JEFF KERR jeff enjoys arts and crafts . . . belongs to A Cappella Choir Senior HifY, and Milroy . . . likes girls, sports, and food . . . dislikes conceited people and losing football games . . . spends leisure hours dating Marilyn . . . plans to Work. Page Fifty-five FEBRUARY 1955 CLASS JAMES KRESS jim likes girls . . . enjoys sports and records . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . plans to enter college . . . belongs to Perryseope, Biology Club, and Milroy . . . is Sports Editor of the Yearbook . . . passes his time going out with gang. NANCY KUTCHER Kutch likes to cook . . . is a member of the National Honor Society, Yearbook Stall, Girls Leaders, and Biology Club . . . enjoys travel . . . is usually seen with Marie, jan, or joan . . . plans to become a dietician. THOMAS LONG Lemo enjoys fishing . . . belongs to Biology and Electric Clubs . . . especially likes swimming and driving . . . dislikes homework . . . is usually seen with Bill, Dingy. Punkin, and Ed . . . enjoys gym, study periods, and lunch . . . plans to join the Navy. CAROL LONG Carol specializes in cooking . . . is a member of the Senior lied Cross . . . likes nice people . . . dislikes conf ceited people . . . is seen with joan, Nanc, and Millie . . . enjoys studying English . . . spends much time doing church work . . . plans to get married. BEVERLY MAIER Bev goes in for driving and keeping a diary . . . likes R.C. and custom cars . . . is seen with jan and Bessie . . . enjoys sewing and dating R.C .... dislikes quiet people, dull times, and homework . . . includes R.C. in future plans. JANE McKINNEY jay likes black hair, friendly people, and swimming . . . dislikes nosey people and riding the school bus . . . is keen about square dancing . . . is usually found loafing at Pine Valley or Fred's . . , plans to do office work. WILLIAM MILLER Bill dislikes biology . . . is a member of Basketball Club . . . spends leisure time hunting or fishing . . . likes such subjects as gym and wood shop . . . is seen with Tom, Earl, Ed, and Dick . . . plans to become a machinist JOAN PEIFFER joan enjoys good food . . . likes all boys, especially Zit . . . dislikes stuckup people . . . is secretary of Milroy and vicefpresident of Milroyettes . . enjoys cheerleading . . . is seen with jeff, Pat, and Needy . . . includes missionary work in future plans. EARL PENNINGTON Squirrel specializes in sleeping . . . likes basketball, and lacrosse . . . plays baseball for the East Zelienople Bears . . . dislikes school . . . is seen with Pete and jack , . . belongs to Basketball Club . . . plans to attend Nevada Tech. JOSEPHINE PILOTTA jo likes convertibles and Pine Valley . . . dislikes ignorant people and snobs . , . loafs with Bobbe and Barb . . . belongs to Biology and Service Clubs, Milroy, Milf royettes, and the Yearbook Staff . . . plans to study com' mercial art. Page Fifty-six FEBRUARY 1955 CLASS MARGARET PRICE Margie is fond of boys . . . likes dark hair and blue eyes . . . dislikes spinach . . . is always seen with joan . . . is secretary of Red Cross Club and a member of the Library Staff . . . enjoys bookkeeping and gym . . . plans to become a secretary. MILDRED RICE Millie enjoys English class . . . is a member of the Senior Red Cross . . . thinks George is a nice boy likes boys and dancing . . . dislikes homework and exlacting teachers . . . is seen with joan and Carol . . . plans to get married. ROBERTA ROCK Roberta enjoys P. parties . . . likes sports and con' vertibles . . , dislikes stupid people and written com' positions . is president ol Girls Leaders and vice- presxdent ol her home room . , . plans to enter nurse! training at Allegheny General Hospital, PATRICIA RUBER R room and one of our peppy cheerleaders dislikes any! ube enjoys her voice class . . . is secretary of her holne thing that requires effort . . . likes riding around in the l ord . . . is usually seen with jeffrey . . . plans to at- tend Carnegie Tech. JOHN SCHAEFER johann goes in for music and reading . . . likes people, books, and classical music . . . dislikes cutfups, homework. and editors who demand pictures . . . enjoys playing the cello and swimming . . . loafs with Bill, Fred, and jim . . . plans to enter M. I. T. KENNETH SHETTER Ken enjoys drawing . . . likes women and cars . . . dis' likes homework . . . is a member of Biology Club . , . is seen with Fred, Pete, and Bill . . . is crazy about lunch and study periods . . . plans to become an electrical en- gineer. EARL SOLLER Earl likes football, sleeping, loafing, and girls . . . dis' likes early rising . . . belongs to Basketball Club and Hi' Y . . , loafs with Al, Ray, and Don . . . includes basket' ball, football, and swimming among his hobbies . . . plans to become a pilot. WILLIAM STOCK Bill devotes his leisure time to bowling, football, and baseball . . . likes women and cars . . . dislikes home- work . . , is usually seen with jim, Whit, and Lemo . . . enjoys studying history and chemistry . . . is crazy about going out at night . . . plans to be an accountant. GEORGE STRASBAUGH Black jack spends his time learning how to center . . . plays football and basketball . .. likes cutting down Gummy's history with Mr. Russell and sleeping . . plans to attend Duquesne University. PETER 'I' AUSON Pete likes astronomy . . . spends much time reading and watching television dislikes homework and stuckfup people . . . is usually seen with Nanc, joe, and joe Weber . . . enjoys studying about U. govern' ment . . . plans to join the Navy. Page Fifty-seven Page Fifty-eight FEBRUARY 1955 CLASS DALE TUNSTALL Tungstin spends his time kidding Straight John and Side Channel . . . dislikes Mr. Russell's fist . . . enjoys learning how to scoop ice cream . . . plans to attend a local college. JAMES WALDRON jim collects guns . . . likes sports and dating Needy . . . is a member of Basketball Club, Senior HifY, and Mil' roy . . . dislikes homework and conceited people . . . includes college, physical education, and Needy in his future plans. DONALD WASHINGTON Dingy enjoys driving and football . . . is a member of the Yearbook Staff, Projectionist, and Biology Clubs . . . likes girls and parties . . . dislikes lots of homework and unhumorous people . . . is usually seen with Punkin, Lemo, or R01 . . . plans to study medicine. JOSEPH WEBER 'Skip goes in for cars and women . . . is president of Electrical Experimental Club . . . is seen with Mac, Bill, and Beverly . . . passes spare time dancing or working on cars . . . plans to become an ace mechanic in the future. WILLIAM WILSON Bill plans to join the Army . . . likes school and Brenda . . . is usually seen with Mark and Pat . . . particularly enjoys basketball, sleeping, and math review class . . . dislikes vacations and girls . . . belongs to Basketball Club. DAVID ZUNIC Dave goes all out for sports . . . is on the basketball and football teams . . . belongs to the Athletic Council . . . is president of his home room . . . plans to attend college . . . enjoys history class. S. J Nw -fray ' 553' .5 H5245 jf' 22 j , .gs me fw.. Y if 5 , f NAME Jim Abbinanti ............ Bessie Azzarello ...... USUALLY FOUND Working ,.,.............................,,,....,,,,.A Hite's or North Park B05 Bakel' ------------4-...,A... ...H A.,..... with Dixie ......,,,,...,A.,..,,.,,,,4,.,,,A,,, loan Beuter A,,,.,...,,., ............. a t the Perry Theatre .........,.,... Bill Bleuel ..............,, ............. a t Robinson's Pharmacy Norman Borgo ............. ,............ a t the StopfandfShop ..,..... jack Brady .......,........ at Franks ...................................,.. , joan Brown ........ jim Bodyke ........ John Cacolice ....... Cook s ........................................,. the Wabash Building Anita Costa ..,............,... ...,....,.... Wi th Gloria and Shirley ,.,.... Esillel' Dambach .........,.. - .....,,,... Where there is fun ....,..............,.. Bobbe Day ........,.......... .........,... j agging around ......................,. Pete Doerge ...,...... ............. a t Bert's .............,....................,...,... Janet Fazio ...................... ............. u sually not found ...................... Wilbur Finch .................. ............. Cl epends Where you look ..., Marie Fordenbacher ........ ....,,....... W ith George .i,....,,.,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,4, Barbara Gardner .......,.... ,............ j agging around ....,........i....,.,.,.,.,. Ed Garland ........,........., ............. o n a basketball court .......,..... Eileen Garland .......... ,,..,........ W orking at the Dairy Maid Betty Getty ............. ............. W ith Joan .....................,..,.,...,,..,........ Janet Gold ........... ...,......... W ith Beverly .................................. Don Hammel ....... .......,..... i n the office ...,...........,,.......,,.........,, Eugene Harris .....,.....,. ............. b oxing at the YMCA ,......,.. Roland Hayes .......... ........,..,. a t the bowling alleys ,.....,.. Leon Hedge ...., , .,..........,..., ......,...... i n Robinson's jeep ................... Fred 'Heidenreich ......... ............. l ooking for someone ............. Carol Hewlett .....,.,,.... .,........... a t Perry's basketball games Chuck Hobbs ......, Walking the streets ....,.............. Anita Kagle ,.,,,,,i,..,, ............. a cting crazy ........,.........,..........i.....,. jeff Kerr ......,. - .,., ..,.....,.... W ith a cute brunette ....... jim Kress .................... ........i.... W ith the girls ..........,,.......i.......... Nancy Kutcher . ,,..,... at Rainbow gatherings ,..... . Carol Long ......,, ..........,.. a t Gook's ...................,,...j..............,,....,. Tom Long .............. at Robinson's Drug Store . Beverly Maier ....... With R. C. ,............i.,,...................... . Bill Miller ............,,.. ........ a t Hite's .............4..,...r.A,........,.......... jane McKinney ......,... .......,..... 3 t Pine Valley --..---.........-.-----. :If-yan Peiffgf -,4A mu ,M -,,v-,A A lil 3. little red lC1'l1ClC ........ Earl Pennington ....,....... .,........... b eside 3 1'CC01'd If1HChiHC .--.4 Jo Pilotta ........ - .............r, ...rr..s...,. i ming around --.------t-t,V,.--- ,----t' Mafgdret P1-ige .....A4,A. '.A..--...--. 3. t Cook's ......,..,................,.....,......,.. Mildred Ria .,.,,,,,,. .,,,.,,.,..,, Wi th George .............. Rohm Rack ,,,,.,AA,. ,4,,,.A.,.,A, t easing someone ......,...... Pat Ruber ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,A,,,, j agging around .....,......i,....,.,... john sahaefef ,,,,c,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, i n 110 .....................,..................,,.......... Ken Shetter ........ ............. a t the Garden Theatre .......... Earl Sbller ........,......,....., ............, i n G. Jfs Pharmacy ........,....... Bill Stock Ai,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,A,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,, a t the Kenyon Bowling Alleys George Sn-asbaugh ,,,,,,,,,., ,,,.A,,,,A,,, r oaming the halls in a daze Pete Tauson i..,.,..,r......,,,...., ,,,,,,,,,,,,. a t the Planetarium ,.....,,,.,,....,.4 Dale Tunstall ..................... ,.,,,.,4A,,,, a t Jersey joe's .........,...,...,........., Don Washington .,.....,. ............. Cl riving someone else's car Jim Waldron ,.......,.,.. ,4.,.,.,,,,,, a t Needy s ...,.................................... Dave Zunic ..,....,..... ......,.,.,... i n the gym .,...........,..,,,.,..,.,.......,,.. Page Sixty Isaly's ................................,....,......, A PICTURE OF a ladies man ....,.. symmetry ..,......,, strength ..................... a clock watcher , ....... wittiness .................. speed and pep ........ calmness ................... laughter .......................A........ today's convict ..,........,...... a HEEfman microbe ........ misery ,.....,...,..,......,,,.....,.A...,....... sweetness ......,.... r .... ,. Theresa Brewer ......... craziness ............,.,... refinement ....... individuality ..... fascination ........... Leslie Caron .......... George Mikan ........ contentment ......... happiness ....,..,...... mystery ....,... leisure ....... Hercules ...,.......... Goose Tatum ,....,. comedy ..............,.................... teenage bankruptcy ......... sunshine .... - ......................... Howdy Doody ............ Martha Raye ............,.,.....,... jerry Lewis ....,...i.....................,... the perfect gentleman ...,..... a dreamer ............. ,................... . friendliness .,............................ good nature ....... a blonde doll ............,.,.i..i.... ,, Tom Long ....................,...,................. a hardfworkinff student GOAL 'to make money marriage, after the Wacs to be an educated loafer to be a cute secretary to be a mad scientist to be an engineer to join the Air Force to be a nurse to be Tiddley Winks Champ of '55 to go to medical school to join the Air Force .. ,................... ..... t o be a -nurse to be a medical missionary to be a chemist or engineer to be happy always to design a Kremlin Peace Building a to be commercial artist to be a dancer to be a pro basketball player to be a secretary to be a nurse ............to get home on time to be a millionaire to be a prize fighter to marry Carol to send kids to P. H. S. to be a noted M. D. to be a registered nurse to join the Navy to raise some artists to marry Marilyn to have a good week in 220 to see the world to have happiness to go to the Navy to get married to graduate from P. H. S. to get a steady job a china doll ........,................,................,,,,,,,,,...,.,,.,rl,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,,r,,,4.,,,, to marry Zi: it Sfquirrel .............,...,................,..............,,,..,.....,.,..,.,...,,.,.,....,,...,.....,...,.,,,.,., to be a basketball player Princess Summer - Fall Winter- Spring ............ to be a commercial artist h3.PpiI16SS ........,.,. ......................................,......,.................................... to get married a classy lassy ......... ..,...,.. .,,............,...... .,.......,................,... t o g et an engagement ring IHHOCCIICE ....,....... A ........ ..... . . Rosemary Clooney ..,..,,.. intelligence ., joy and humor ,,...,,.,,,, health .........,.......... relaxation ....... wealth ........... quietness ................................ J. O.'s ..,......................,........,,...... an eye for the future ....... Jim Thorpe .,.......,...........,..,.. strength ............. ........to to be a bachelor to retire at 18 ............to loaf to learn how to center to be a millionaire to be King of Jersey joe's to have money and success to be a star become famous to be Roberta Rock, R. N. , ........... to be a concert pianist be on the first rocket to the moon Page Sixty-one SENIQR 4 SCHQQL Tlwc senior school, pilotcnl lwy San' xvlnclu hm two l'CPl'CSL'llfklIlX'US from mulm lm wmv rm vom. t1'1c+ to IIN pn wc :xml rcgulaltions of tlxu school. Thc outstamliug llCl1lCVCl1IL'lll of SClllOI Council this ycar was lluc orgznuizzution ol' tlmc loclicl' gu:u1l4 0 A group of seniors vnjoy lunch ' At Il1C Bogl Sock Hop ' School l3qlySl Q F1-cd gots tlml up ior Council, is comprisul of tlw tenth, clcvcntli. .xml twelfth gmglcs. Council. stmlcuts' umlurstzlmlmg of tlwc rulcs K x J iff? K 3 4 i i f si 51 f . .qi Q11-:mix - .sis- T Wx. A gn eggfpq-g:X,i.,:f. ' WVTYK iiiifl 52345551 X fm-f ..-X + Q ...- xrmx. -wlwmmw , iw iIf4fgi1.f S wwf M , ,Q ,ss x .ws . w 1 ,, - ' - 1 A , Mk , qi Nix X ' . . x il lf. U iff? Wi Ka is 5 Sixty-four Zin Rlvmnriam JEAN LILLIAN HARBISON MAY 51, 19511 -MARCH 5, 1954 We, the members of the senior class, dedi- cate this page to the memory of Jean Harbison, our recently graduated classmate. The memory of tier quiet smile will never leave our hearts. NATIC AL H0 UR SOCIETY Ivlcinhcrsliip in thc Natiunal l'liwnm' Snciciy is thu highcst lwnui' that lliiiy U1 School can cnnfci' on its stuclcnts. Tn hc cligihlc lui' aclniittancc a slum nt hc in thc uppcr thircl of his class. Pupils arc clcctccl to incnihcrship hy In i cl prcscnt incinhcrs of thc society. :incl thnsc Qtuclcnts on thc Hnnnr Rnll. Tux Q. ., in chwscn un thc hails :rl chnluship, lcaclcriliip, chaz'acici', a This ycark mcmhcrs arc: Silt Allarclicc lrcnc llairhaltci' llarhara Blair Rcihcrta Day Hcrman Ducrgc Marilyn Ualhraith Flfwrcncc Klcasa james Gilhcrt Larry Givcns Lnuisc Gimcliring Caryl ilurinly Paul Clurski Eclwin Haginaicr Barhara Hartman Ann Hatch Frcnl Hciclcnrcich .Ianct Houghton Nlrman Kathi Frccl Kcrr Nancy Knapp l3.ir'hara Knhlc-y xlamcs Krcv Nancy Kutchci' Arlcnc Nlalccki lvlartha Iviarinu Runalcl IVIcKccx'ci' Pat lVIcVay .luri Niilcr Sally Rwcsilci' Rwhcrta Rnclx Ikl SCI x'lCU. Patrica Ruhci' Auclrcy Sassanw -Iohn Schacfci' Carol Stacy Philip Stcinlaach Gailc Vcnircsca Nancy Vwgclcy Lcwis Vxfagman jacuuclinc Wzigi Alan Wiilkci- Rwhcia Vxfallacc l3a1'ha1'.i Vxlariicr Vvlilliain Vvhislilmiii Th4w1n.i4 XXHCQIILI Gail Zicglcr lkl Senior 311 2322 31 v ROOM 311 Front row: N. Baucr, Harhison Wctzcl. Gucmhle. Hcvvlclt Gregori. M, Bak-Jr, Davis Second row: Kuhn, Smith, Hall Fisher, Maloney, Gallaghcr Rilcy. Oaklcy, R, Baucr Third row: Nardina, Pricst, A. Baker, Bochm, Gmucr, Tcmplcf ton, Ivlaxwcll Fourth row: Danklefscn, Fordcnf hachcr, Sapochak ROOM 522 Front row: Krctzcr. Nichols Givcns, Houghton, Irwin, Wing' nor, lvlachin, Taylor Second row: Kcrn, Fifcr, Stacy, Minchart, Glcckncr, Cohan Rcmlingcr s Third row: Huston, Paync, Ivlillcr, Wcli1', Schninckcr, Mcssick Fourth row: Strauss, Devlin, Lcita, Lawless, Lippcrt, Popf fingcr Fifth row: Hcrshman. Adams. Smith. Ivlullcn, Tauson, Fishcr f5xlWSCnt2 Toogood, Vxfvilson ROOM 318 Front row: Poland, Blair, Marino Hartman, Covell, Hays, Darhy Knapp 5 5 Second row: Vvfissiicr, Thnrncr. Knauss, Shcvlin, Ivlycrs. Kant Rosso 3 Third row: Kurncr, Kerr, McNt'rf ncy. Lowry, Kern, DcWzilt Fritz, Kcith a Fourth row: Gordon. Cassidy, Mc' Clellan, Mcrtz, Gilhcrt, Colf ville, Langc Fifth row: Lind, IvIcCullough Absent: Fitzgcrald, Skillcnr Fifcr, Lippincott Page Sixty-six . .V . , lg X 1 ' 1 5 -as x 5 ,- Jw' W f. vr 4-KVCJ . . Y fu- W 0 fx s-Jil in--.gr K x A 'W .N .,fqi5i5-- .sm up . ff f i 1. YZF Y ,gy 2 gr ' is fe? 'A ,LL r at l' I ',o Q 1 9 Ks s as 5 5 3. Q. 4, i xx AY Q A ,,.,..M ,G X U' mahpvv- 2 3 ? in 0 V .. ,. J- -1 . ,W ., 4- 1 ,L', in L L,,A, ,,,Wl N , Q 5 -V ' . :lik .,,,. Q. J . a ' nfs! fa zif,gVsswfL. my X .- Paw wg - af Di :TWJW if ' fx 4+ . ,Lv 1 A 1 m, 'i wig .L Q T M . :ff w fx-.5 ,yi L, k L , Af , f V jf' k 11 nw -1 Q Qu. H . A -- 1 ' . .f , A5fGiaigs?asjg, ,I , 1wfiv '- 1 A - . N :ff2f1ii'1zw1f'A 1 Q fsawfgwfpg i .. H ..,, if wiv-1 , . -Gia we pffiff MX Pieffaglssgsfw feggii , YR ,BQ 2 xiii ' flfmsaifigfff Mes- f iff, Q .,,,,, .1 i , I 1 N - J QW' . ., ' ww , ff' V AQ .W r ,M- 4., F -.Nga -Q.-,N -.. 208 207 l 9 ROOM 208 Front row: Easley, Batykefer, Me' Clone, Kanz, Morrison, McKee- ver, Bairhalter, Waldrirf Second row: Davison, Harhison, Sehenkel, Goehring, Kelly, Sta- der, Dax, Rathgaher, Roome- loitis Third row: Sherman, Waitscsii Goehring, Manure, McConnell Rossi, Seifers Fourth row: Kane, Suto, Smalstig Faller, Anton, Cole Ahsent: Nelson, Benjamin, Rea ROOM 207 Front row: Sonnett, Mazure, Schwartz, Simons, Conner, Shirf ine, Wzilker, Eardley Second row: Hey, Nichols, Wright, Malcolm, Lane, Neely Bennett, Funk, Keller Third row: Wzllker, WiCQmIlH jones, Leffler, Sassano, Mezils Goriean, Harris Fourth row: IvIeCleary, Camphell Sanders. Romhaeh, Geiselhart Ahsent: Falora, Klinqer, Vogeley w 1 1 1 ROOM 109 Front row: McKinney, Alexander, Wright, Anderson, Kohley, Kokko, Kline, IvIeLaughlin Seeond row: Ventresea, O'Brien Eisler, Heuer, Ivloran, Hofimaii MeVa1y, Donaldson Third row: Wa1pplei', Killmeyer, Stultz, MeArxi, Fuchs, Ziegler Roessler, Maleeki Fourth row: Steinbach, Price, Gila- son, Hetriek, Kloes, Sindorf Nfatous Alisent: Letfgate 1 a a 1 Page Sixty-nine - a 1 unior 106 JUNIOR CLASS The members of the junior class, the graduates of 1977, have much to show for their years at Perry. Under the guidance of Mir. Mclfelvey, Mr. Berry. Mr. Zukovich, Mrs. Baker, Mr. Boord, Miss Matz. and Miss Gibson, they have entered into many school activities. They have learned of the tasks that are necessary to produce in- teresting publications under the direction of the seniors. A number of the juniors are officers in the various clubs throughout the school, 220 In this, their third year at Perry High School, the members of the junior class are preparing them' selves to take over the reins of numerous school functions. Next year in their hands will rest the responsibility of heading the school government, the service groups, the social events, and the school publications. We, the seniors, upon taking our leave, would like to wish this junior class success in all their endeavors for our Alma Mater. ROOM 106 Front row: Hewlett, Getty, Peit fer, Heidenreich, Fazio, Doerge, Azzarello, Rice Second row: Abbinanti, Waldron, Kutcher, Fordenbacher, C. Long. Brown. Cacolice Third row: T. Long, Garland, Washington, Bleuel, Shetter, Kerr, Tauson Fourth row: Harris, Miller, Hays Absent: Borgo, Stock, Weber ROOM 220 Front row: Gold, Gardner, Hobbs, Zunic, Rock, Day, Ruber, Dam' bach Second row: Maier, Brady, Hedge, Garland. Tunstall, 'Haxnmel Pilotta. Kagle Third row: Price, Strasbaugh, Pennington, Whitfield, McKin- ney, Kress, Finch, Beuter Fourth row: Baker, Schaefer Absent: Bodyke, Soller, Costa Page Seventy .QQ ll if R, Q. y I 4 I5 E will 1 108 204 ROOM 1 Front row: Kifer, Mcye1'l, Davis, Zito, Reefer, Heilman, Harrif son, Delaney Second row: McClintock, Perry, Seheller, Holmouist, Atkinson Antill, Mojkranz, Lusk Third row: McLaughlin, MeChcsf ney, Dickey, Diehl, Camhcl, Hrisak, Wzillace, Koppel Fourth row: Downer, W2lgllC1', Haller, Cecil, Allardiee, Price, Collins Fifth row: Sehirnhofcr, Smith, Thompson, Keil Ahsent: LaScola, Ostcrhloorn ROOM 108 Front row: lvIeKinney, Penrod Geasa, Waigmsin, Cook, Delenf ne, Badamo Second row: Walsh, Beyer, jack' son, Halhoth, Fried, Ziclinski Klein Third row: Erh, Wziteiiivool, Man nas, Heim, Rushneck, Dolan MeCleary, Sarver Fourth row: Brant, lvlodzanowski Malch, Royston, Reeder, Rosen herver, Gluhak Ahsent: Aughenhaugh, Koontz Stauh, Wzishhtlrii, Ericson ROOM 204 Front row: MeMille1i, Lcrza, Mllf' shall, Galda, Fedunok, Gruhbs Guzek, Pace Second row: Barkus, Gormly Huch, Schleuning, Blake, Skil len, Allen, Young Third row: Martin, Rimmel, Bis sontz, Lehman, Riehwalls, Ryan Boyd, Johnston Fourth row: Wheeler, Petcrman McLean, Cress, Smith Ahsent: Metz, Carr, Guldhrand sen, Kendrick Pa ge Seventy-two v ROOM 209 Front row: Ogden, Comas, Gadd, Stutleny, Lee, Stough, Agnew, Sarver Second row: Waildorf, Gorzoeh, McMurray, Darkey, Boyer, Hatch, Ott, Pape, Champlin Thirtl row: Owsley, Hagrnaier, Kloes, Gurski, Lithgow, Tole, Paulovieli, Curtin, Gibson Fourth row: Stephens, Ackerman, Nelson, Porter, Moore, Beinf init, Rock Ahsent: Blasius, Cummings, Klavf on ROOM 212 Front row: Thurner, Wzilte1's, Redman, Niiler, Davis, Stump, Scherrer. Blaeky, Coltz Second row: Kelly, Ott. Kirk, Atkinson, Lewis. Aehi, Lane Third row: Staudt, Mooney, Brush, Carothers, lleli, Eisler, C'hontof'1sk Muth 4 4. Y, Fourth row: Lolvingier, Sinewe, Clippard, Hays, Pottle, Wziag, Gerber Fifth row: Schubel, Fansler, Szmit, Finke, Griffin, Wirtli, lvlervenf ne. Hoekenhery Ahsent: Krueifer, Stack ROOM 216 Front row: Somers, Willis, O'Bryf on. Melntloe. Broerman, Le' wandowski, Lipscomb, Miller Second row: Hawkins, Holtgraver Switzer, Tripp, Beilstein, Vol and. Brown Third row: Matters, Sloan, Davi son, Kohler, Botie, Page, Schon tlelmeyer, Simentlinger Fourth row: Anke, Kelly, Santom Yates, Britlwe. Antill Ahsent: Aufman, McConnell, Snodgrass, Dooley, Vsfarner Page Sevenly-three ROOM 111 Front row: Spindler, Schatzel, An' derson, Benincasa, Rohleder, Miller, Michals, Albright Second row: Roush, Edmiston, McKinney, Galbraith, Katusin, Grivas, Baynes, lvlorrison, Dorf an, Carboni Third row: Weitershaluseia, Sic' kles, Kosko, McAllister, Crellf ing, Parrish, Eck, Bonomo Meister, Mobley Fourth row: Berry, Stewart, Loch' ner, Bell, Henning, Binkert, Glass, Cassell Fifth row: Sample. Paulat, Mitf chell, Wxilker, Mulach, Schuttc Todd Absent: Reichle, Kottner, Klosky Hamilton, Becerle Q 1 v ROOM 5 Front row: Layton, Schleder, Hot' nich, Studt, Fischer, Cass, Schulte, Sloan Second row: Haefner, Mill, Clay, Armbruster, Kovach, P. Kulf wicki, Michalko, Fonger, Kauff man, Kolby Third row: Vance, Snead, Koes, Baacke, Rebel, Kneeland, Quellf horst. Bel'-b Fourth row: Whitely', Iviorgan, Benner, Rhule, D. Kulwicki, Gerstner, Falls, Morris, Pen- kava, Heilman, Hurley, Schlanf uer, Schirra, Bauer, Lawall, Pe' ich, Alexander Absent: Clombe ii ROOM 110 Front row: Waldschnmielt, Nestor, Ludolrf, Lockhart, lvIcClelland, Lambert, Evushak, Pittman Second row: Parzuhoski, Keith, Center, Taylor, Holzer, Clay, Arnold, Leo Third row: Cayton, Davison, Sutf ta, Bills, Schuster, Limberis, Wehner, Wimer, Critfiths Fourth row:' Brier, Greene, Prinf gle, Marchese, Davidson, Campf bell, Stumbo, Sarver, Braun Fifth row: Beilstein, Hargest, Rusko, Clark, Katic, Thrash, Stader, Holmes, Lucas Absent: Alouise Sophomores 111 110- Front row: Msutviya, Rock, Bam' Jeeond row: Heilman, Darling, Third row: Falck, O'Bryon, Fourth row: Nutter, Diekow, Wa' 'ifth row: Scherer, Couteh, Free' Kbsent: Pilotta, Yoekel, Protz' ZO5 SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore class now has one year in senior high school tucked under its belt. During the past year new vistas of activities have been opened to them. As sophomores they have be' come eligible to join such groups as the Biology Club, the A Cappella Choir, and the Perryscope Staff. Some of them are members of the senior varsity teams. This year the tenth grade class consists of students from both eity and country. Next year, ROOM 205 ' ' ' bey, Hall, jones, Wissner, Ru' bert, Pegher Putnam. Fisher, Truran, Jed' licka, Nestor, Weidle, MeChes' ney White, Bergman, Lacy, Sonnett, Brede, English, Waters tenpool, Firmin, Meals, Knauss, MeCrackeii, Gross man, Mikush, Ravenstall, Mill' er, Boice, Yuiska man i however, the country students will leave Perry to attend their new school in McCandless Town' ship and to become the first graduating class of that school. The class of '76 will, accordingly, become the first all urban class to be graduated from Perry in a long time. We, the seniors, having reached our goal as a class of bus riders and city dwellers combined, hope that each group of the sophomore class shows as much school spirit in whatever school they at' tend as they have in their former years at Perry. Page Seventy ilVB ZO6 215 319 ROOM 206 Front row: Shearer, Kuhn, Bierf line, Fedunok, Reskovac, Toth, Buckle, Gooden Second row: Sehleiden. C. Writ' son. Hartman, Garvin, Przeraef ki, English, Meyers Third row: Heim, Setta, Knapp, bl. Wzi,tson, Howard, IvIcClintock, Schofield, Dax Fourth row: Klinger, Garland, Yetter, Horriek, MeEwe11, Reed, Niiler, Mille1', Rombaeh Fifth row: Gatto, Galda Absent: Krueger, McMani1s, Hel' bling, Hinds, Protzman, Wzlde, Wcilf ROOM 2 1 5 Front row: Huff, Lee, Riley. Goef deft, Hannan, Bricker, Spencer, Kanz Second row: Bergman, Garrity, Myers, Crissman, Clossin, Nief haus, Caldwell Third row: Ritter, Gerstner, Springer, Kuhn, Rogers, Schnef belen, Spangler, Leffler Fourth row: Stacy, Brandt, Liberf to, lvlazzarese. Haller, Lang, Bowen Fifth row: Terri-ik, Thomas, Duty, Hey Absent: Wzird, Wetzel, Singer Belles, Hammaet, Pelieonc Hague, Ufrhan ROOM 3 19 Front row: Campbell, Bean, Necdf ham, Ford, Goldinger, Blumenf schein, Corbint, Sturgess Second row: Wiegmaii, English Thomas, Haenel, Lyons, Duni myer, Vsfatford. Wzilker Third row: Kuhlber, Ringeisen Kiefer, Thompson. Episcopo Covert, Lerario, Pritchard Hamm Fourth row: Fincke, Burkarth Walter, lvleinert, Mzidey, Dent Greese, Nevisinal Fifth row: Lehman, Wzxltlcdrf Wiggins, King, Whitesitle Hummel. Luzcll, Bueehel Absent: Billings, Wzlglier Page Seventy-six 1 Attcntiwn Umlc1'cl.1ssmcu f f Dmft Lvl This Hqmwc i in ' mi ? unior School Y? Junior Council, with reprcscnf tativcs from each of the scvcnth, eighth, and ninth grade homc rooms, is an important part of thc school, Along with supporting Scnior Council, it unclcrtakcs projccts of its own. This ycar it cmphasizcd clcan halls, a wcllf kcpt lawn, and good behavior hoth in school and at school functions. junior Council can he proud of its achicvcmcnts of the past ycar. A Girl's Basketball Tcam MoosefHcad Spencer ' Chaz 321 Q W4, QM 224 7 1' sis!! - ' ' K is ii? 1 .Q , S X X 'X . A. . wg A H12 . .W ' XXX X X Q X X s - .3525 ff., .w,eg,'fr3e-..f -Q .1 5,-wfg i . sf i ,Ms , f , .. L.-:vafg- my ,fm Gigi -1-1.11552 1 V . . X..4,M, ., f wf Qi! g 1 ,Q ' H Qi aff: . iffy: 7 A if Wy ' Q ' L is' 'i : :Exim Xfzfgfsl , 1 , 5 Afwfw -- , , 7- M , W f- - f ' Rt if , A..,,' -I Af MW W . if .K 13.1 '25, Pc z,f ' fi If ROOM 306 Front row: Pellettiro, Neugcf hauer, Lurk, Liguori, Fraser, Daiss, Pciffer, Hall Second row: Gerhardt, Sihhet, Hay, Christian, Manuel, Hess, D. Knahel Third row: Kohler, Matthews, Santom, Vollmer, Smith, Trof ian, Knahel, Lombardi Fourth row: Barranti, XViilFams, K a e l i n , Sehnciderlochner, Walsh, IvlcQuillan ROOM 316 Front row: Klopfer, Banjanin, Gruber, Bochter, Swedish, Hall, Wigley, Cook Second row: Siefert, Hunt, Ivior- rison, Miller, Ofchinick, Pen- nington, Kinsella Third row: Mawhinney, Flynn, Anthos, Glavin, Rector, Schramn-, Angclelti, L itz Fourth row: Dollhopf, Bedison, LaScola, Antill, Ciustini, Poff, Thoma Fifth row: Machin, Coulter, Hay Ahsent: Ehhert, Rosensteel, Lang- horst, Sehneiderlochner ROOM 104 Front row: Schweiger, Urban, Bernstein, Cox, Alston, Die' lcow, Center, Harper Second row: Dubaich, Luster, Keifer, johnson, Aufman, Phe' lan, Gray, Fetterman, Murray Third row: Sutton, McMonigal, Barker, Falck, Smoulder, Price, Barkus, Camp, Greenert Fourth row: Lunz, Ward, Herr, McCulloch, Pitrusu, Sample, Perner, Osborne, jonakin, Lee Fifth row: McKinney, Kerin, Fowler, Griffith, Ringeisen, Riedel, Lynch, Weiser 306 316 104 Page Eighty One Page Eighty TWO ROOM zos Front row: Hartman, Witt, Mat' viya, Kailyar, McKinney, Ben' der, Cammarata, Allen Second row: Bankowski, Kerman, Bowen, Thcurer, Blackburn, Crissman, Voltz, Iviaykranz Third row: Hogh, Hall, Vxfolfrum, Ackerman, Goodworth, Klein, Richard. MHl1SH6ld, Altratcr Fourth row: Colosimo, Rcclilla, Kulwicki, Ingram, Drcvcs, Barf row, Flook Fifth row: Goetz, Smith, Fcllman Cooper, Bcitcr Ahsent: Bruce, Cress, Forsythe, Manheck, McLaughlin, Simf mons ' 9 ROOM 210 Front row: Easley, Stover, Dcfxnf gelis, Heineman, Brandt, Dun' can, Prescott, Hartman Second row: Pannier, Flemming, Miller, Milcoif, Love, Robert' son, Caldwcll, Gastion, Bayne Third row: Wzigener, Smith, Half ler, Loiscllc, Sculle, Hammer, Lott, Schwciger, Crozier Fourth row: jackson, Grosick, Baker, Lcason, Mathc1', Gross, Modic, Misscy Fifth row: Timnly, Jurjcvic, Milif novitch. Forster, Batylccfcr, Nagy Ahsent: Dunne, Weber ROOM 304 Front row: McLaughlin, Yen' clell, Rohm, Fisher, Hartman, Noll, Mattson, Ruprecht Second row: Spring, Waittcrs, J o h nson, Mertz, Dodson, Charles, Duty, Ahhs Third row: Switzer. Shaw. Rohinf son, McBride, Buczkowslci, Fair' ley. Kcil Fourth row: McAllister, Cass, Dee, Clayton, Coffman, Mc' Evoy, Davison, Bergman ZU3 210 304 317 ROOM 317 Front row: Kuras, Foster, Freed, Davis, Palmer, Marhurger, Har' ris, Hammel Second row: Yendell, Brusik, Donovan, Beierlc, Protzman, Rudolf. Delenne, Mcrt: Third row: Smith, Griffin, Tate, Arent, Gray, Vifagner, Richard' Son, Hrisak, Helm Fourth row: Cummings, Rinef hart, Willets, McClone, Woefel Tinncincyer, Provost, Hartman, Rogers Fifth row: Pittman, Hiner, Ochf scnhirt Absent: Taylor, Todd ROOM 5.23 Front, row: Faloon, Pusateri, Niilcr, Stephens, Frobe, Marf gus, Lancaster, Picard Second row: Snaman, Mcllvried, Dunn, Wenger, jones, Hargest, Corse, Mashey, Schofield Third row: Ordean, Wzippler, Kirsch, Kidd, Battaglia, Miller, Butler, Tate Fourth row: Cleva, Kwalik, Ma' caluso, Beckman, Hayden, Os' tronic Absent: Gould, Freed, Karsten, Clay, Hanley ROOM 325 Front row: D. Smith, McKi11ney, Richard, Royston, Ulrich, Gore don, Gardner, Kunt: Second row: Robinson, Campbell, Skilcs, lvlannheimer, Brown, Bcran, Hoeltje, Heck Third row: Stough, Scott, Nlyers, Beining, Espe, Thackeray, Ly' dcn, Ryen, Quinn Fourth row: Walters, Strauss, Cliotta, Recker, Caye, R, Smith, Haas, Pivirotto, Neal Fifth row: Hayden, Altfather, Porter, Neely, Wilstiii Absent: Blake, Sarver, Armen' trout Page Eighty Three f Grade 315 2 321- ROOM 315 Front row: Minzenberg, Clayton Blasius, Dickerson, Eck, Ceasa Hurd, DuMont Second row: Langhorst, lsner Olejar, Stool, Lipgert, Eard-ey Paulat, Fischer Third row: Lauran, Bodnar Champlin, McCauley, W:illa.ce Schmiedlin, Osterbloom Fourth row: Allen, Wright, Schutf te, Schon Absent: Manuel, Ersek, Carothers Thomas ROOM 2 Front row: Willis, j. Brown jedlicka, Hieb, Schultheis, Kna bel, Clay, Glavin Second row: Bean, Vollberg, Bre zina, Noll, Ludolff, Tietz Eback, Willizims Third row: Rogers, Wiiigaird Bagley, Peterson, Reinhart, Ba ker, Morris Fourth row: Bish, Petrovic, Luke Holt, Hoffman, Kolarik, Kirk bride, Rohleder, Kaelin Fifth row: Eck, Milano, Collins Vance, B. Brown Absent: johnson, Stetfan, Cope land ROOM 321 Front row: Delaney, Kimmick Pittner, Kyler, Rameas, Arnold Pusateri, Gold Second row: Solomon, Baker Baacke, Beckert, Fbitz, Armen Dolby Third row: Hanna, Faidley Showers, Voelp, Ludolff, Der' ing, Erickson, Thompson, Bar' rick Fourth row: Luzell, Hamilton Rick, Mertz, Swane, Soger Champlain Absent: Harris, Forbes, Arm' antrout Page Eighty Four 1 s 7 f 1 a n a 9 7th Grade 8TH GRADE The eighth gtuitlets are fast hecoming active niemhers of Perry High School, They :irc at small contingent this year, hut they will he joined hy new students next yezir. Two of these students, one hoy :incl one girl, were aiwairtlcd American Legion Mcclails in June, c1All1Lllkl2llCS were nominaitetl hy their teachers :incl the winners were tlcciclcel in an election among their clzissmaites. The ineclails were ziwalrtletl on the lmsis of chaii'zictei', scholzirship, leattlcrship, courage, .intl loytilty. 312 7TH GRADE The seventh giultle class is Pc1'1'y's smallest group, Although they have hecn Perryites for only one or two semesters, they are ailreaicly full of school spirit. The two seventh grande home rooms have been guided in their linst yeali' of junior high school hy Miss Burhoui' :intl Mr. Holmes in Rooms 303 and 512. This class is well on its way toward making Perry ll hetter school for its having been here. ROOM 51.2 Front row: Sheets, Wilsiiii. Shep' ler. Gropp, Alexaintler, Gura, Prcwitt. Maiscaii'i Second row: Haggerty, Pittman. johnson, Collins, Critlge, Borek, Vxfesternizin, Park, lvloody Third -row: Wliitc, Penrod, Kos' ter, Murphy, Stewart, Beck, Kuhn, Helhling Ahsent: Kocher A Lumen Q LINE IN THE CAPM ERIA Page Eighty Five 0 If r 5 5 g i gf? :lun F ,Q -5, H' ' 1.-., 'f wx' 4' , 4 mi? f it W i :L ga., lg W 9 ..,,.- . f ff! W x f f If J, , - QA J X x H 4 11 , - .MH Q ' 1 1 V ' f f H I .. N --X 1 f V, WM lm, I X . fs K N, ......,..,: A . , Y. W , .,..,---, , , , w , w v 1' ' , K ' 1 X , 1 N 'X , 1 Q X 'xg I , 1 ,x I .4-f 2.1. A.- .' ,L ,.,. ,., -.tal Page Eighty Seven QLUBS Mownfw CHESS THURSDAY CHESS Front row: Hcineman, Henning, Hcidenrcich, Bleucl, Kerr. Garvin, Fischer Second row: Strauss, Tcrrick, Clark, Docrge, Freeman, Brandt. Haller, Wiggiiis, Hurley, Pckich Third row: Schaefer, Mullen, Aughenbaugh Absent: Heim Front row: Evushak, Barker, Snead, Heilman, King, Wrmlfranl, Hrisak, Pusatcri Secnntl row: lvlannas, Colville, Tougood, lvlaealuso, Niiler, Griffin, Wiitciwlwoul, Mcllyvricel, Miller, Schweiger Ahisent: Dent, Mertz, Mezils, Gastinn, Louran Page Eighty Eight l MONDAY ART SERVICE THURSIJAY ART SERVICE Front row: Kaufman, Przcrncki, Michallko, Ziegler, Trnmn, Hays, Dznrhy, Agncw Second row: Hzillcr, Holzcr, Grcene, Brzimlt, Baslxanir, Eck, Huch, Davison Thirtl row: Caiyton, Gihson, Priest, Hcrshmrm, Rcskovnc, Finch, Rzivcnstaill Fourth row: Wilsimii Ahscnt: Alcxandcr, Parzuhoski, Statler, Binkcrt, Anton, Riley, Snrvcr, Harris, MCM2ll1US Anderson 7 ----H f '- ----Y--5 ------ 1 ---'g-- ---- y ---M , Y n y - 1 - X V,- Pittman Second row: Fnirlcy, Kcil, B. Ycndcll, Wcigninii. Mcrtz, P. Ycntlcll, Chairlcs. Volt: Thirtl row: Dollhopf, Bochtcr, Brandt, Brusik, W'zittcrs, Metz, Pricc, Lnnghorst Kinsella, cllJ'll'll11l,11 Abscnt: Bzinkowski, Kulwicki, Pace, Stover, Mzirhurger, Hayden, B. Smith, Niilcr, Gray, D. Pittman Page Eighty Nino wg.. 1 QI 14-.4 ' E' V . . Q I Qfihwiw H ' :xt al 1 l w MT mlnl,,i5f.,f.,L x i zu Page Ninrty Two The Binlogy Clulw through uutsitlc speakers and variuus fi-:ltl trips trics tu acquaint intcrcst-:tl stutlcnts with thc many fields cmincctcd with biology, lt is notctl for its annual spring auction, thc prncectls of which go for nursing scholarships tu Perry girls and fur other wmwtlifwhilc causes. CAIf'liTIiRlA COlVllVII'l'l'lilf Front row: Hewlett, Knapp, Sassano, Blair, Gregori, Miller Second row: Danklefsen, Ziegler. Baker, Wetzel. Guemhle. Hey, Fisher Third row: Hartman, Kanz, Riley, Shevlin, Ventresca Absent: Reese, Wiegman The Cafeteria Committee, under the supervision of Mrs. Eva S. Yockey, has the sole responsibility of keeping order in the cafeteria. They watch the ticket and lunch lines, sell lunch tickets, help at the elearing room, assist the students from Chatham and Nativity, and provide ref corded music. Membership on the com' mittee is opened to seniors only. Page Ninety Three SICNIUR CYDLNFII. .IVNIOR t'UL'Xi'II. Front row: Kohlcy, Hewlett, Studt, Houghton, Wicgniaiii, Anderson, Hannon, Fisher Second row: Zito, Rcdmzin, Brocrrnzin, D, Davis, Gadd, O'Bryon, Goldingcr. Biinihcy, Beninczisn, Guemhlc Third row: Hohbs, Hcidcnreich, Fnzio, Bicrlinc, Riley, Nccdhzim. Iviorrison. Lippinf cott, Connor Fourth row: Wzishburii, Uruhhs, R. Davis. Hzirtman Kunz, Ludolil, Gcaszi, Lockhart Fifth row: Lcc. Simons. Irwin, Giildii. Zunic. Rcskovgic, joncs, Rohlcdcr Page Nmeiy Front row: Kylcr, Maitviyci, Lurk, Smith, Hull, DcAngclis, Swedish, Fcrry Sccond row: Rohm, Richard, Hartman, Freed, Frobe, Alston, Moskun Third row: Cox, Brandt, Niiler, Ulrich, Gruhcr, Geasa Fourth row: Raimizas, Frazer, Eck, McKinney Four lr'RU.llfC l4ICJNIST CxX5lliRrX Front row: Rossi, Schcrrcr, Lawless, Irwin, Gilbert, Wchr. Campbell Sccund row: Washhtirn. Rock, R. Klocs, Blasius, McArn, Huston, Niilcr, Lockncr. Kcith, Miller Third row: Smith, Yntcs, Rosenbcrgcr. Price, McClcllziii. Stewart. Haigmziicr Fnurth row: Givens, Galdei. Nclsnn. Lind, D, Klucs, Msitmwus Absent: Davis. Vkfaishington Front row: Albright, Bcrzln, Hamilton, Kneclzind, Millcr, Bicrline, Houck, Davis Scmnd row: Schlcitlcn, Wcilf, R. Smith, Bcnjzimin, Taylor, Bzirkus, Griffiths, English Third row: Schncfcr, F. Smith, Blumcnschcin. Tcrrick, McConnell, Hcim Ahscnt: Palme. Furdcnhzichcr, Thninai, Szirvcr. Davidson, Green Pag e Nm -in Nioxnxi iiifneic 1llllRNDUllFC1RlC uv ie.-xnio 1-I Frwnt row: Hncltc, Gzininiarata, Lombardi, Loc. Kohler. Fcdnnok, I-luck. Schweigcr Sccund row: Brady, Koppcl, Holt, Winner, Smith, Hobbs Third row: King, Bcinf ing, Cecil, Taiuson, Gruhhs, Hzirgest, Dzivif sun Fourth row: Dnwncr, Lung Ahscnt: Weber, Koc' ni: Front row: Rmnlmclu, Stool, Hurd, Waigiicr, Schofield, Lai l1C2lStCI', Picard Scmnd row: Kaitic, Ringciscn, Gross, Stultz, Ostroniu, But- lur, Pull Ahscnt: Garvin, Grif- fith. Hoffman, Hincr, Kuclin, Kirkhridc Front row: Olcjeir, Is' ncr, Thoma, Kloes, Frnhc, Gooden, Buckcl, Hurd Second row: Cassell, Rnhlcdcr, Hays, Scttai. A .Niilcr, Gcrstncr, Waildnnrf Third row: P. Niilcr, Nuttcr, Brier, Hum' incl, Dickow, Bcitcr Fourth row: Alston. Griffin, Stough, Bauer. Lange Ahscnt: Coopur Page Ninety Six I A XX., F ' M gwfgg pd 'ef' k A . ,,, A . e I 1' 99 x. .2 f -'y nusa ' ls 1' 'Qi' 55: If K s if . H3535 +3 12 .t Q. . 5- Q , . Q if f- f-' sy 3 ' 3 U-f' A.1, 15 5, Y K 7 - H 1 ri ' SK Tfb V ' QT, . gl' I X - , f' ' Y X fi YM' Q ' Ngsgiw Ex I : --g' 'R 1, E-LQ? I' :High Nu 3 sig ..-In XSQN ww -,l 1 :fn 1 'Q' -a rH- ski I .l 'NCHIQK JN SIIXYING The Luncheon and Sewing Cluhs are the two Home Economics Clulvs. Left: Miller, Morrison Taylor, Miss Miller Center: Front row Ringeisen, Thurner, -I Dax, Huff Second row: Lewand owski, Darby, Kelly Third row: Dolhy Limheris, Pritchard, L Dax Right: Front row Lowry, Waiters, Gerst ner, Price, Wzllters Second row: Hays Harhison Third row: Kline Front row: Niehaus Bean, Falls, Kirk, C Atkinson, Miller, Bo darno, Sloan Second row: Stump, j Atkinson, Davis Keith, Quellhorst Wailtlscliniidt, Studt Schuster Third row: Hall, Cold inger, Bergman, Cen ter, McKinney, Hamm Needham, Sonnett English Fourth row: Holm quist, Halhoth, Wtmsh McCleary, Botic Mrlth, Howard, Het' nich The Luncheon Cluh, sponsored hy Miss Miller, consists of the students in the fourth period cooking class. Each semester this eluh has a tea for the senior girls who take home economics. The sewing Cluh, sponsored by Miss England, gives the girls who take clothing, an extra period to sew. Page Ninety Light SIQRYICH SPORTS The Service Cluh, sponsored hy Miss Feirrziro, meets three times :I week. The memhers of this eluh have all successfully completed three semesters of typing. They furnish the students :md teachers with any typed or mimeogrnphed material that is needed. The Sports Cluh, whose memhers :ire seventh and eighth grnde girls, is sponf sored hy Miss Snodgrass. Memhership in this eluh helps the girls to lezirn the rules of the games they play. Front row: Kern, Pi' lotta, Sonnett, Lame, Funk, Mnzure, Shiring, Azzurello Seeond row: Thurner, Oakley, Easley, Room' elotis, Hoffman, Heder, Keller Third row: Wright, Sehenkel, Kelly, Wissf ner, Kokko Ahsent: Kohley, Klinf ger, Nichols. Ren Front row: Moran, liorek, Park, Lung' horst, Nichols, Houck, Moody, Shepler Second row: Groom, Hamilton, Penrod, Gropp, Kirsch, Koster, Bruce, Collins Third row: Cotton. Yokel, Helhling, Beck. Alexander, Guru, Mos- kun, Boite Fourth row: Bzirher, , Kuhn , Ahsent: Bennett, l Brzindnitz, Brzmdstudf ter. Santini Page Ninety Nine S'I'AClIi C'RlfXN' Sl 'lUXfN 'lllMli Frmnt row: Snmlcre, Sruinlmch Sccunrl row: McKccx'cr. Wchr, Hagmzxicr. MCCllTllC, Ulriqh. Swcdish. M41dc5 Absent: Rwystun A 3 , , 7 Y ,. rv-----. --Y Yf--- . i -... -..-. -..--, -.,.. Second row: Blumunschcin, Tole. Ford, Waxllzxcc. Gurski, Hall. Kirsch Third rnw: Mclfwcn, Schaefer. Koontz, WLIQIICY. Hctrick Alwcnt: Bnkcr, Siclclcs, Snrver. Jackson. Hedge Page One Hundred CZIRI .S LIQXI HERE HASIilf'l'l5.,XI ,l. Front rnw: Daly, Rock, Pciifcr Sccuml row: Klosky, Dcluncy, Ruhcr, Ivlzichin, Eztrtllcy, Getty, Damhnch, Alcxandcr Third row: Miller, Schwartz, Blair, Nccly, Bennett, Balmhy, M. Ott, M. A. Ott Fourth row: Shcvlin, Nichols, Wright, Lewis, Antill, Kncclzmd, Gold, Minchnrt Fifth row: Allardicc, Ilch. Fifcr, Hawkins, Fnrdenhznchcr, Fuzio, Kznglc, Pcrry Sixth ruw: Bonomu, Kutcher, Ludulff, Gcnszl. Chontofusky, Grclling Front row: Smaller, Studcny, Messick, Sutn, LaScola, Snntnm, Fcdunok, Zito Sccund row: Whitiiicltl, Strzlshetxigh, Blzisius, Paulat, Schuhcl, Tunstall, Boicc, Barrow Third row: Smalstig, Vxfznpplcr, Zunic, Hcrshmun. Kluvun, Kruger, Walltlrmwri, Klingcr Fuurlh row: Wz1lkt'1', Gznltlu, McLca111, Miller, Hurlcy, Rcskuvuc, E, Garland Ahscnt: B. Gzxrlzintl. Kunc Page One Hundrrd One .X fi.'XpPEI.l.:X FI IOIR TRIO lJRCIilfSI'RA Front row: Siblmi, Dciss, Rodman. Rupert, Wi'ight, Bzrirhalter, P, Snrvcr, Agncw, Dmmldson, Miss Gibson Eislcr, Knapp, Ruber, Lippiilnwll, Baker, .Hcwlctt Succmml row: F. Srlrvcr, Sutter, f:2lliW1'2iifh, Pups, Rimk, KUi1iiUC!',fiiUCkHC1',B2ll'k1IS, HatCh.Knz1uss, Bon' urimm. Schxxtrrtz. Iw1qX'.ry, Crvlrrii, Krctzcr. f'XiCX.IIldCI'. Diwy, Sictfrt Third rfiw: I-Igiwkiii-. Riley. Sarpy. Dcvfgrlt. Vvlwrcrshhgruscn. Oaiklfy, Hummcl. Kcrr. Hcdgc. Tulc. Fqillcr Kuhn. Sqhiimlclincycli Ciiwinly. lifmlliclrwitia Uiliricn. Gurligirrlr - u Fiiurtli rww: U Biwwii, Ciwfll, Fishcr. lctcrmzm. XXYRIQINHII, Colo, Clliciiilvlc, Ankc. Aiitiul. Cmriltcr. Taiisou Martin, Laurie. Hwughtim. vV'LlI'IlCI'. Ivizrlccki. Blake, Hush. Slmcvliu Alwciit: Fit:1Tcr.nirl, Hcimzm THE TRIO Caryl Gormly Cffirrwi Kllhllwr Ami Hush Frfwm row: Tindrl, Huw, Jwhnwii. Frucd. Herrick. Mzrrshqrll, Vv'igIu3.', ii-!I'LiIlCT Sr-mimi ruw: M4rrx'iy.1. Pfrucc. Pwr, liislcr, Sirnvmlingcr, Shaw, Smvd, Ackvrmgln. Hriszik Third row: Kirsch, Kliugcr, Sicklcs, Ford, Hull, Uurski, Czrswil, W.rll:1cLr Fourth row: Finch, Cflcvzx, W.riki'1', TVICEWCU. Koontz, Tolc Alwsvnt: Bzulckc, Wliitcly a MILROY Milroy is a social club, affiliated with Perry only in the fact that its members are Perryites. Its purpose is to provide recreation, build character, and promote leadership. Membership in Milroy is open to any Perry student in grades 9B through 12A. Membership is obtained by paying the semesters dues and receiving a membership card. Alumni, upon paying membership dues, are welcome for one year after graduation. Guests are permitted on Saturday nights after paying an admission fee and if accompanied by a member. Dances at Milroy are from 8:00 to 11:00 on Saturdays and from 7:30 to 9:30 on Wednesdays, Milroy operates under a student governing body. There is also an Executive Board consisting of the Officers and the appointed chairmen of the standing com' mittees. Functioning under Milroy are two clubs, the HifY for the boys and the Milroy' ettes for girls. Each group has its own activities, but occasionally the two groups get together and plan a cofed social event. Page One Hundred Three NlpX'lQH C'RAIfllS Front Row: jones, Alston, Wagrmcr, Hall, Pellettiro, McCauley, Fischer, Dulvlont Second Row: Straus, Bodnar, Cooper, Reinhart, Haas, Arcnt Front row: Marchcsc, Ryan, Schuttc, Aufman, Wzxlker, Boyd, Clay, Albright Second row: Hockcnberry, Pottle, Bridge, Bueclacl, Fifcr, Bills, Sutter Third row: Bell, Mickish, Benner, Waag Absent: Hinds, Staudt Page One Hundred Four L.-X'l'lX I.lliR:XRY S'lIXl I' Front row: Fried, Stacy, Corbit Second row: Holmes, Nevismal, Rebel, Clayton, Haller Third row: Richardson, Provost, Belles, Przeracki Ahsent: Campbell, Nestor Delaney, Hewlett, Witt Second row: Beierle, Mattson, Albright, Strauss, Smith, Ostronic, Antill, Lane, Jed' licka, Hays Third row: Pitrusu, Brown, Voland, Zielinski, Cormly, Benjamin, Ott, Hatch, Sassano, Pape, English, Michalko, Schuster Fourth row: Stacy, Ventiresca, O'Brien, Spring, J. Hartman, Cress, S. Davison, Minehart, Fisher, Kuhlber, Bills, Lacy, Schofield, Smith, Metz Fifth row: Horrick, Ludolff, Davidson, Rogers, Lowrey, Cerstner, Spangler, Eck, Bonomo, Vogeley, Malecki, Falls, White Sixth row: Kuhn, Ceasa, J. Davidson, Allardicc, Lohingier, Price, Sinewc Ahsent: Boyd, Champlin, Clayton, Cook, Cass, Cerhardt, Corican, Hey, Kokko, J. Kanz, Quellhorst, Siefert, Thompson Page One Hundfzd Five Front row: Schwartz, Mc,Vay, W1'ight, Fordenlnuchcig Kagle, Dambzxch, Rock, Krctzcr, Hey, Lunc, Koller Second row: Susszino, Houghton, Stadcr, Schcnkcl, Knapp, Blair, Cohan, Lippincott, Kohlcy, lvlorriion Third row: l-lcidcnrcich. Bnker, Schaefer. Kress. Wqnsliiiigtivii, Huston. Smith ' ' c' ' ' J ' ' 'v ff --YY 7 -'fm V-Y-N Vxfagncr, Marino. Minchart Second row: Rilcy, Gullirghcr, Miilecki, Zicglcr. Shcvlin, Covell, Knnuss, Vogclcy. Vcntrcsczr Third row: lvIcNcrncy. Rnfssler. Gochring, Davison. Smfy. Mzrlcolnl. RIlIl1gQlWCI'. Kutcher, Price. Hzirrmqm Fourth row: Lctllcr, Vsfnlkcr, Kcith, Wiegmziii. Givens, Anderson, Bleuel, Vvhrldron Page One Hundred Six Q Y lifARI5OOK STAFF The Yearbook Staff, under the super- vision of Miss Matz and Mr. McKeon, tried its best to make this, the Perry 5-1-'55 Year' book, pleasing and enjoyable to everyone. It introduced new features and tried to im' prove thc old ones, Mziny of the improve' ments were made possible because of the cofoperation of the whole school in making thc patron campaign a huge success. The staff was made up of members of the three graduating classes: February, 1954g june, 19545 and February, 1955. This new arrangement was made so that the mid' term graduates may have their yearbooks before they graduate. Among the changes in the book were the addition of more informal pictures, the substitution of photographic division pages in place of drawings, and the introduction of color. Some members of the Yearbook ' Editorial Board at work. Page One Hundred Seven SXYlfNIfNIIXCl l.II7If SAYING Front row: Skillen, Richardson, Wicgman, Simons. Beilstcin, All-gn, Ford, Cooper, Hays Second row: Rector, Niilcr, Brush, Hcidcnreich, Haller, Smith -'ffm W 1 ff , . , , ., Wiglcy' Sccond row: Dunrnycr. Whirc. Michaxlko, Nichols, Snssnno, Mcalls. HQIHIHICI Grccnert Third row: Suntom, Ho1'1'ick, Ludo'lIl', Grclling, McAllistc1', Doran, Hinds., Kzrtusin Miller Ahscnt: Mcmrali, Walte1's Page One Hundred Ei-ghf l'l'IQRYSCt WI' Front row: T. Wcigiiiziii, Kress, Stcinhach, Schactcr, Rocsslcr, A, Lctllcr, Gochring, C, Stacy, 1vlcVay, Vogcley, Mzilccki Scconcl row: Lippincott, Neely, Bcnnctt, Kaufman, Layton, Dolhy, Kokko, lvlarino, McMillan, Ugtlcn, Schatzcl, Vsfaltlorf, Hcwlctt Thirtl row: Boycr, Frictl, Lithgow, Kanz, Sassano, Glcckncr, Cohan, Kifcr, Arm' hrustcr, Kncclantl, Lcwis, Brown Fourth row: Davidson, Ritter, U. Lcililcr, Mczils, llcniainin, Staclcr, llonomo, Vcnf trcsca, Baucr, Lohingicr, Sincwc. Vkfarncr. llch Fifth row: Covell, Houghton, Shcvlin, Zi-rglcr, Wriglit, Hcy, Hartman, DcW.ilt, X Conncr Sixth row: Simons, Smalstig, Hallcr, Lamhcrt. Haya Miller, Niilcr Scvcnth row: T. Stacy, Vkfagmau. Tauson Ahdcnt: L. Wicgniztii, Gormly The PERRYSCOPE puhlishcd twclvc issucs this ycar, under thc supervision ol Miss lvfarytlcssic Blayncy. ln these puhlicaf tions, thu ctlitors and thcir staff tried to livc up to thc Pitt and Pcnn Statc Sigma Chi Delta Awards, both of which wcrc won last spring. ln adtlition, the Pcrryscopc was cntcrctl in thc National Scholastic Prcss Association for the iiirst tinic. . The Co-editors of the Perryscope A,,. fs. - 1-Qiiffwiif , ,,,. x cd Niue Ollit alan' Ill!! 1501 Manu , ann xk Q 1 s -1 s 14,3 u www! ,n Hamm M F' ' We 4. f y ., , is 0' . ' 9 X 5 Y s 'N WSF' af 'Md' .Qc Q' 46' N ft 1 ! 1 P N X A XX' I Z'- Q A ,AQ ' 7, k,M ,jf . Q -,Q .:Q,yfL5.z.. - , ES: J' T' ' as Q, f H ,K ,. , . 1 Q flew 'Y is. 2 .55 f Wig 'I'-M: I f ,H ,Wy W... 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' 1 . 1 u Page One Hundred Thirteen Front row: Pricst. Snwdgrass, Hctrick, Skillun. Sum, Straslbaugh, Fcdunok, MCHl1Qh. Finke, A Sccond row: Anderson, Pcliconc, Santom, Zunic, Nclswn, Vxfaldrun, Sollcr, Hays Kerr. T. Fcdunuk. Third row: Ivfworc, Glass, Rusk, Cacolicc, llrandt, Lasuola, Clark, Tlwlnpsnn Lcggatc, WillkLf1', Hunk, Lamhcrt. FCDOTBALL The Cmmnudmwrcs upcncd thc 193 scasun with a hcart-breaking lwss tu New BI'lQlHIUI'l hy a scwrc of 136. This sccmcd to sct the formula lor thc whole scasun f hard lought games hut ultimatc lnsscs. Parry dropped thcir ncxt scvcn gamcs to and thc season with an W8 record. Allegheny. the Section champions, and Bellevue wcrc the only teams which tmunced Perry hy a wry high margin - 3642 and 3343 rcspcctfvcly. Page Ong l-lmzlf-d Fcuivrcw 1 a Front Row: Adams, Haller, Vxfiegman, Simons, Skillen, Anton, Brush. Second Row: Santom, Kerr, Wzigmzixi, Ford, Heidenreich, Beilstein, Schaefer, Smith, Cassel. SWIMMI G This year's swimming team kept up the outstanding record set hy Pcrry's teams of past years, winning six out of eight contests. In the regular season Perry's tankmen won all their meets except one which was lost to Oliver. Under the leadership of captain Tom Wiegmziii, the tankmen ended the sea- son by losing a hardffought meet with Allegheny. This was the playfotf for the championship of the Section. The two most outstanding events of the season were Adams' record time for the breaststroke and the relay team's trip to the state qualifying meet. Page Orin Hundred Fiilfimll Front Row: Messick, Hcrshman, Suto, Kane, Vkfaldron, Garland. Second Row: Tunstall. Galda. Schuhel, Zunic. l.aScola. Snodgrass. Coach Fchrcnhach, BASKETBALL Perry's varsity basketball team gave a fairly good account of itself for the 195354 season. The Commodores overfall chart was nine wins against seven defeats. In league competition, Perry's hoopsters won eight and dropped five, as they finished in third place. Indilvidual scoring honors went to Ed Garland. Ed scored twentyfnvc points in one game, falling only three points short of the school record. Some of the scason's hetter games were Pcrry's tight win in the opener with Qliver, 5754, and the exciting Victory over Allegheny Vocational. 6663, Page One Hundred Sixteen Front Row: Mzidey, Brier, Payne, Hrisak, Anton, Niiler, Brush, Schaefer, Dickey. Second Row: Blasius, Lawless, Keith, Niiler, Bleuel, Smalstig, Koontz, Cihson, Paulovich, Sherman, Sanders, Ingram, Osterhloom, Haller. CRCDSS CCDU ,TRY The 1953 Cross Country team estahlished a fine record this season. The team ended with second place in the City League and placed eighth in the stateffthree places higher than in 1952. Under the guidance of Coach Chester A. Smith, the team came out with a successful season, winning most of the meets and taking lirsts over all teams hut the League champions. Page One Hundred Seventeen PATRCNS Abbie E99 Shakes james I. Abbinanti Mr. Michael A. Abbinanti Mrs. Nella M. Abbinanti Abbinanti Super Market Chuck Abbott A Cappella Choir Adams Farm Ei Home Supplies Mr. EG? Mrs. Chester Adams Mr. Emanuel Adams Sgt. Robert C. Adams U.S.M.C. Ross Adams Wrecking Co. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Aebi A Friend A Friend of Perry A Friend of the School A Friend of Francis Smith Leora Agnew The A. 'Es-9 G. Store Toni Alba Mr. E99 Mrs. John E. Alexander Jr. Allan E? Smilie Mr. E99 Mrs. C. Allardice Sue Allardice Mr. E99 Mrs. W. D. Allardice Alpha Steel Co. Mr. Anthony Amadio Amalgamated Food Employees Union, Local 590 A. M. C. E? B. W. of N. A., A. F. of L. Mr. fs? Mrs. Anderson Jim Anderson W. B. Anderson Robert Andresenic Mr. EG? Mrs. J. R. Andrews Mr. Es? Mrs. A. F. Anke Anonymous Virginia Anthony Mr. E99 Mrs. F, N. Antill A. W. Anton Mrs. A. W. Anton Richard Anton A Patron Mrs. Armbruster Fred Astaire Dance Studio Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Atkinson Audrey Es? jack Mr. E93 Mrs. Fred Auth Mr. E? Mrs. Frank Azzarello Madeline Azzarello Mr. E99 Mrs. A. Baker Mr. Eff Mrs. C. B. Baker Carol Ann Ballinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ballinger Mr. and Mrs. J. I. .Bambey The Barbadon Shoppe Frances Barkus Page One Hundred Eighteen Nelson P. Bard, Fine Papers 210 Warfield St. Pgh. 12, Pa. Fa. 1f8875f76 Mary Ann Barkus Barry Es? Sal Susan Bashaar Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Batykefcr Ralph E. Batykefer Florence Bauer Paul Bauer Peggy Bauer Skip Bauer Susie Bauer E. H. Baun Mr. E? Mrs. Eugene Beck Mrs. Marcella Beck Mr. Ee? Mrs. Robert T. Becker A. W. Beckert Elaine Beckert P. 'Ben Behr Mrs. R. F. Beilstein Anna Mae Beining Mr. E99 Mrs. V. Benincasa Gene Es? Janet Benincasa Mr. E? Mrs. W. H. Bennett Bernhard Realty Sales Co. West View We. P3200 E? L1 1 X557 Anthony Bertram Betty from Jankus Miss Pauline Bevan Edna E99 Eleanor Bevins Dorothy Bierline Mrs. H. A. Bierline Phyllis Bierline Big Moose Bill Ei Shirlev Mr. E? Mrs. A. W. Binkert Black's Texaco Service Mr. E? Mrs. Howard C. Black G. E. Blackstock Miss Blackstone Mr. E? Mrs. W. E. Blackstone Chas. J. Blahnik M. Blahut Fannie Blair Mr. fs? Mrs. Paul Blair Carol Blake Mr. E! Mrs. H. T. Blake ' Marydessie Blayney Bob 599 ,lean Bonnie E? Bob Mae Bordt Mr. Ralph Botz T, Bowlinv Mr. E? Mrs. Herbert H. Boyer Braddock Family Anna W. Brandt PATRONS Mrs. H. P. Brandt Richard S. Brandt Bren, Boops E? Cake Mr. E99 Mrs. Edw. Brennen Mr. 5? Mrs. Irvin H. Bright Robert Bright J Lucille Broerman I Mrs. Dorothy Brown Mrs. Lydia Brown Mr. E99 Mrs. Tom Brown E99 Family Shirley Browers Mable Bruce A Mr. E? Mrs. L. D. Brunn Ralph Brunt Mr. James Bryen Bud 529 Dick Mr. Buker B. W. Burnett Mr. fa? Mrs. J. Earl Burns Mr. E99 Mrs. Thomas Butler Buyers Service Supply Co. Buzz EB Jack Jan Caldwell Mr. E99 Mrs. Robert A. Caldwell Henry L. Callithen Camarda's Produce Mr. Es9 Mrs. Louis Cammarata Joan Campbell Mrs. Margaret Campbell Milton Campbell Raymond J. Campbell Mr. E-19 Mrs. A. Carboni Carol E99 Bill Carol E99 Jerry Carol, Marg, E99 Phyllis Margaret Beirnstein Carpenter '50 J. Ray Carson Mr. E99 Mrs. George H. Carter Mr. Ea? Mrs. Robert L. Cashion Mr. E99 Mrs. F. A. Cassidy Rita A. Cassidy Dr. Edward Lee Cercone The Cheerleaders Mr. Es? Mrs. R. E. Chesarek Mr. E? Mrs. Albert Chillay Mr. Ee? Mrs. J. H. Chotta Chris E3 Bertie Chuokie Angelo Cicero Barber Shop Cindy Johnny Clarty 1Z'A Class 311 Class of '41 W. M. Cleander ' Mr. Es? Mrs. Robert Clemens R. J. Cody Mary Ann Cohan Mr. E99 Mrs. Matt Cohan Betty Jayne Cole Mrs. Maribell E. Cole Mr. E? Mrs. Thomas W. Colville L. Conley Connie E69 Bob A Connie E99 Euge Mr. E99 Mrs. J. Wray Connolly Mr. E-99 Mrs. W. B. Copeland Don Corry Mr. E99 Mrs. John Costa 4 Mrs. Elizabeth Coulter E99 Son N. -B. Counahan William Crawford, Perry '48 Mr. E99 Mrs. 'Crissman Thelma Cruikshank Mr. E99 Mrs. R. S. Curry Paul J. Curtin Harold Dailey Mr. E99 Mrs. Wm. Daiss Mrs. Anna Dambach Esther Dambach Mr. John Dambach Norma Dambach Mr. E99 Mrs. Kenneth Dandridge 69 Family Mr. E999 Mrs. H. A. Danklefsen Ruth Danklefsen Mr. 6? Mrs. Robert Dapper Darla E99 Jack Mr. E? Mrs. Daugherty Dave Es? Fay Carol Davidson J Mr. E99 Mrs. N. L. Davidson Mr. E99 Mrs. Alfred B. Davis Durelle Joy Davis Mrs. F. A. Davis Mr. Mr. Pat Mr. Mr. Mr. Dee Mrs. Mr. Ei Mrs. James A. Davison 1 E99 Mrs. William Davison Day Es? Mrs Richard Day E69 Mrs. Joseph DeAngelis E99 Mrs. George Decker E99 Bob Pearl Degenhardt E99 Mrs. E. A. D'Epiro The Depreciated Press Mr. Ei Mrs. M. L. Dietrich Nick DiFiore Jeeps Dilallo Angelo DiMatteo Anthony DiMatteo Mr. Ei Mrs. S. J. DiSalvo Mrs. Mary Ditmore D. T. C. R. G. Doehla Donna E? Pete Mrs. D. Doran Page One Hundred.Ninetecn Doris Ei George Uorthy E99 Mal Doug E99 Ronda D. R. Douglass Gertrude Downey Mrs. Duncan Dicky Dundon Samuel E99 Helen Eardley Cpl. Samuel J. Eardley Mary Easley Mr. E99 Mrs. R. B. Easley Joe Eberhart Fred Eisenreich Mrs. G. E. Ellenberger Mr. E99 Mrs. Donald J. Ellis Elta Edith Elton - Nurse Mr. E99 Mrs. G. Su Emery Mr. E99 Mrs. Engelhardt Miss Anna England Mr. E99 Mrs. Lynn English Mr. E99 Mrs. R. H. English Es E99 Mildred Miss Agnes Escher Mr. E99 Mrs. Harold Espe Helen J. Ewing John Fabian John Fabian Pe. 4f6168 Rev. Luther E. Fackler Eleanor Fairley Mrs. Samuel Falck Mr. E99 Mrs. D. W. Faloon Mrs. E. R. fFansler Mr. George Fazio Mrs. George Fazio Janet Fazio Jim R. Fazio Martin Ee? Edna Fellman Norma Ferraro Mr. E99 Mrs. D. T. Finley First Period Mechanical Dr Gdessa Fisher Mr. E99 Mrs. R. Fisher awing Mr. E99 Mrs. W. H. 'Fisher Jr. Mr. W. H. Fitzgerald Mrs. W. H. Fitzgerald James A. Flaherty Judy E99 Nancy Flamgletti Dorothy Fogel Foggy E99 Froggy R. W. Fordenbacher Mrs. Edward -Francis Minerva Frawley Hazel L. Frazier Lois Sarver Frazier Fred's Market Don S. Freedline Mrs. Elsie Freedline Jean Freyermuth Page One Hundred Twenty PATRONS Mr. E99 Mrs. Richard H Fried Mr. C99 Mrs. '1'heo. O. Fritz F. R. K. Lionstance Fuchs Mr. E99 Mrs. J. S. Fullerton Mr. E99 Mrs. W. Fulton James P. Gaertner Leo G. 'Gfaertner Mr. Ei Mrs. Sheldon Galbraith Mrs. L. J. Galewski Mr. Louis Galewski Mr. E99 Mrs. H. R. Gallagher Mr. E99 Mrs. Paul Gallagher Sylvia Gallagher Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. E99 Mrs. Garish Mr. Leonard Garish Mr. E99 Mrs. Albert E. Geasa Mr. Ee? Mrs. Geisler Mr. George The Barber' Robert E99 Ann 'Genter 'Mr. E99 Mrs. Frank Gerhardt Mr. Es? Mrs. A. W. Gerstner Mr. E99 Mrs. William Getty Donald E99 Karen Sue Geyer John Charles Geyer Georgia L. Gibson Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert L. M. Gipperich Girls Leaders Club Austin Givens, Inc. Frank J. Givens Jack Givens Larry Givens Earla Lois Glass Miss Anne Gleckner Mrs. Esther Gleckner Mr. Ralph Gleckner Joseph Sz Gloeckner Mrs. Loretta Gmuer Thomas Gmuer '54 Mr. E3 Mrs. Raymond R Goehring Mr. E99 Mrs. E. J. Gordon Caryl Gormly Joseph Goven Mr. Ei Mrs. Donald Graham Grateful Giver Joe Gregori '54 Jay L. Griifith Mr. E99 Mrs. George Grivas Pete Grivas Mr. E? Mrs. J. G. Gross Mr. E99 Mrs. E. Gruber Dan Guemble Mr. Ei Mrs. Dave Guemble E99 Mrs. A. N. Galone Ee? Mrs. John Ganter E99 Mrs. R. B. Gardner E99 Mrs. J. B. George PATRCNS Mrs. G. Guemble Mr. E99 Mrs. Walter Guldbrandsen Mr. Es? Mrs. Pete Gyekis Eleanor Haas Carolyn Hague '53 Mr. E99 Mrs. Harry Hahn Mr. E99 Mrs. W. E. Halboth joseph L, Haley Mr. E99 Mrs. Larry j. Haller Compliments of Hallstead E? Mitchell Bertha I. Hamilton Mr. E99 Mrs. C. S. Hammond E99 Family Mr. 59 Mrs. F. K. Hansen jean Harbison Darla Harbison Mrs. Wm. Hargest Pat E99 Ronnie Harris Hartle E99 Pringle Don Hartle Mr. E99 Mrs. Ted Harrle Barbara Hartman Mr. E99 Mrs. J. Henry Hartman Ann Hatch Dr. EG? Mrs, A. J. Hauman Mrs. R. W. Hawkes Mr. Ei Mrs. Dudley Hawthorne Tom Hays Mr. E3 Mrs. Arnold P. Hayward, jx Charles Heberling Mr. E99 Mrs. L. J. Hedge Mr. E99 Mrs. Charles Heep Mr. E99 Mrs. Bill Heidenreich Wade E. Heilman Heilmarfs Snack Bar Mr. E99 Mrs. A. F. Heineman, Jr. 'Sylvia E99 Eleanor Heiser Helen's Conf. Helen E? Eugene Mr. E99 Mrs. C. W. Hemke Flora M. Hemke Mr. Thomas Hennen E. H. Herron Mr. E99 Mrs. Harry L. Hess Mr. E99 Mrs. M. H. Hetrick Sam M. Hetrick Mr. E99 Mrs. O. N. Heuer N, Paul Heuer Frank J. Heurich, Sr. Mrs. Frank J. Heurich, Sr. Ross E. Heurich Bob Hewlett Elaine Hewlett Cpl. Albert R. Hey, Korea Arlene Hey E? Tom Hetrick Bobby E99 Gary Hey -Eddie E99 Billy Hey Mr. E99 Mrs. Edward Hey Mr. E99 Mrs. john Hey, Jr. Mr. E99 Mrs. john Hey, Sr. Ralph Hey Mr. E99 Mrs. Richard Hey Mr. Es? Mrs. Robert Hey Mr. E? Mrs. Samuel Hey Mr. E99 Mrs. R. F. Heyl Robert Hieber H. R. Hirsh Mr. E-9 Mrs. Walter L. Hitt I. F. Hoerger August C. Hoffman Earl Hoffman Mr. E99 Mrs. M. L. Holmquist Harry W. Holt Mr. E99 Mrs. Holzer Dorothy K. Holzer Georgie Holzer Home Room 205' Home Room 208 Home Room 318 Home Room 322 Homer, 10's Bus Driver Hop Mr. E99 Mrs. Oliver Hopf Hornack Family Bill Horner Lillian Horst Mr. E? Mrs. joseph Hotnich Kaaren Houck Mr. E99 Mrs. Carl E. Houghton Gertrude Howney Mr. E99 Mrs. Emory W. Huch Nancy Huch Huch Service - Sports Goods Bob Hoffman, Perry '47 C. W. Huggins George Hull john C. Hunsinger Garry Hunter Richard Hupka Mr. E99 Mrs. H. Harper Huston Sandra Hykas Irene 6:9 Poe J. F. jackson Mr. E99 Mrs. john Jackson Mr. E3 Mrs. Willis S. Jackson Mrs. Wm. Jackson Mrs. William Jaecklein Edith James jan 6? Ben Jan E99 Dutch Mr. E99 Mrs. Thomas Janda, Jr. August janke Mr. E99 Mrs. August Janke jayson's Men's Stores Jerry E99 Jane Mr. E-9 Mrs. H. C. Jesteadt Jim E? Kay Jim E99 Needy Page One Hund ed T enty one Page Jim Ee? Pat Joan Mr. E99 Mrs. Eugene Johnson, Jr. Lorraine I. Johnson Betty E99 Ed Johnston Lynn Jonakin Edith Jones Bernard J. Jones Josie E99 Hilda Mrs. Dolores Jurges Robert Jurjevic Kammermeier's Bakery F. H. Kaprive Delores 'Karanzas Mrs. E. Kattner Mr. E99 Mrs. Dan Kaufman Hazel Kays Kenneth C. Kegg Mr. W. H. Keister Wayne Keith Mr. E? Mrs. Wayne Keith Mrs. Mary Keller Grace Kelly Ken Kelly Margie Kelly Mrs. Thos. Kelly Mr. E99 Mrs. John Kennedy E99 Family Maree Kern Nancee Kern Ann Kerner Mr. E99 Mrs. John H. Kerner Mary M. Kerner Frederick H. Kerr Mr. E99 Mrs. Jack Kerr, Sr. Mr. Ee? Mrs. Nathan F. Kerr Miss Priscilla Jean Kerr Mr. E99 Mrs. J. A. Kiley Mr. E99 Mrs. A. Kimmich King za Mr. E99 Mrs. Frank Kirk Joseph H. Klein Mr. E99 Mrs. Raymond Klein D. Paul Kloes Mr. Ee? Mrs. H. D. Kloes Lois Ann Kloes Mr. E99 Mrs. C. Elwood Knapp Mrs. J. C. Knapp Pat E? Ronnie Knaus F. R. Knauss Walter R. Kneeland Dr. Howard W. Koepke Sara E99 Joy Lynn Koerbel Mr. Alvin Kohley Mrs. Alvin Kohley Thomas J. Korenich Mr. E? Mrs. Walter Kawolak Norbert A. Kroen One Hundred Twentyatwo PATRCNS Dorie Kruger Esther M. Krummell Mr. E? Mrs. Charles Kuckert Gladys Kuhman Jim Kummer Mr. E99 Mrs. Gerald A. Kunz Mr. E99 Mrs. George L. Kutcher Lady Cop - Clayton School Mr. E? Mrs. H. B. Lane . Frank Lange Joseph M. Lange Mrs. Naomi G. Lange Phil .E99 Patricia Lange Mr. E99 Mrs. P. E. Lange Bob Larino Joan Lavin Mr. E99 Mrs. Leckemby Lee E99 Eddie Mr. E99 Mrs. John A. Lee Mr. Charles Leifler Christine Leffler Gretchen Leffler Mr. E99 Mrs. L. V. Leggate Leland E99 His Friends Billy Leonard Robert Lerario Mrs. T. Lerario Linda Lerza Mr. Eff Mrs. William Leslie Mary B. Letzkus Mr. Albert E. Leven Mr. Herman R. Leven Art Levenson E99 Family Sam E99 Mary Lou Liberto Liberto's Market Dr. R. W. Liddell Mr. E99 Mrs. Robert Lienhard Mr. Ee? Mrs. Robert Lienhard, Jr., E? Family Lil E99 Bob Mr. E? Mrs. Fred Limbach Jon Lind Virginia Lind Mr. E99 Mrs. Elmer Lippert Mr. E99 Mrs. R. M. Lippincott Mr. Joseph H. Lochner Mr. E99 Mrs. J. H. Lockhart 's Ritz Theatre Loew Cy Logan Mrs. Frank A. Long Mr. E99 Mrs. Matthew LoPinto Jennie Lowry Gloria Luke 204 - The Lumber Yard Mrs. Lundgren Mr. E99 Mrs. William L. Luther, Jr. Mr. E99 Mrs. William L. Luther, Sr. PATRCNS Mr. E99 Mrs. John F.. Lyden Lynne Ee? Joe Lyons Den - Feb. '53 Mr. E? Mrs. Jack E. Lyons Mr. EG? Mrs. John Mackin Macy's Cleaners Katherine B. Maier Walter Eric Majecki Squire Maldani Russell Charles Maloney Mr. 69 Mrs. R. T. Maloney Susan Maloney Jim's Manor Mart Morrie E99 Vera Mantia Margie E99 Harry Marilyn E? Jack Marilyn E99 Jim Marilyn E99 Willy Mr. E-? Mrs. C. H. Marino Mrs. Robert H. Marshall Mr. E99 Mrs. Albert B. Martin Miss E. F. Martin Mary Jane E99 'Sam Mascari Market William E. Massey Eric L. Mattson Mr. E? Mrs. John Matviya Mauty E99 Billy JoAnn Mazure Mr. John Mazure Mrs. John Mazure Lil Mazure -f Mr. Ee? Mrs. D. G. McArn Lorraine McChesney Mrs. Hilda McClellan Mr. Ralph McClellan Mr. Ei Mrs. John K. McClements Mr. E-P Mrs. R. McClintock Mr. E3 Mrs. David McConnell Kenneth P. McCord Catherine McCormick Mrs. L. McCort Mrs. Austin McCullough Mr. E99 Mrs. Dewey McCullough Mr. Raymond McCullough Dr. Es? Mrs. McElroy Dr. Ei Mrs. K. T. H, McFarland, Jr. Mr. EG? Mrs. Jack McGinnis Mr. E99 Mrs. C. W. Mclndoe McKnight Road A. E99 P. Girls Helen McLeith Mr. E99 Mrq J. McMaster Jim McMurray Mr. E99 Mrs. Thomas McNerney Mr. E99 Mrs. R. H. McVay Wray E? Shirley Meeder Helen Meinert Mr. E? Mrs. Martin Meinert Wilma Meinert Rege Merriman Edward Mertz Erla Mertz Mr. Es? Mrs. E. A. Mertz Nancy Merz Mr. E93 Mrs. Mel Mervenne Mr. E99 Mrs. William F. Meyer Robert J. Meyers Michael Es? Joe Milk Toast Kids Miss Miller Mr. Miller Clara B. Miller Mrs. Eleanor Miller Freda M. Miller Mr. E99 Mrs. Fred D. Miller Mr. E99 Mrs. Harry W. Miller Miss Helen Miller Hermine Miller Mr. J. P. Miller Mr. S? 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