Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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These are the memories we wish to lock in our hearts even as they are locked between the covers of this, our memory book. Q.. ln dedicating this issue of the Commodore to the remembrance of things past, let us first remember the Faculty who have guided us so capably through the years of our high school life. There is the memory of our principal, Mr. Douglass, who has shown invari- ably kind and sympathetic understanding of all our problems. There is the memory of our vice-principal, Mr. Sutherland, who with a patient but firm hand has kept us from straying alt the straight and narrow. There is the memory of Mr. Hoerger, our counselor, who has advised us wisely and well in our choice of courses and subiects. There is the memory of our class and home- room teachers, whose untiring efforts to make us wiser and better young people will never be forgotten. Last but not least, there is the memory of the friendships we have made and the fun we have had in our years at Perry. All these memories of things past we shall cherish for many years to come. - r... N-.V --agp E 1 I n l l 1 . -4 i i i . 5 1 'I -74610 Hg, fnnianfm iaw-'bf .swam Umm Spawn, pdfwni Ti1oi's ii, and 9ho1's it!!! Page Six For iomorrow, C1 You boys, quiet down wriiten lesson, back there, You're not fooling We're not heaving a vest, me, but cu buitery of iests. Quickies and more quickies GFM tfwgjac slr X ie Rfb 4 .4 ' l 3 ff-5 C U L Mica, Q... 1 ,X 3 g K fgffifi R 'Wbrn Q. JL. Qnuqlams, Wbr. Hamm, .Sutlumlaml pninupal Umz, -671rjncj Slandingz D. Karanzas, D. R. Douglass, J. H. Sutherland, I. F. Hoerger. Seated: E, Doll, M, J. Williams, B. Hammer, E. Rafhgeber. Page Eight .juubt fnqlzbh, Q12 nf, Miss Ella Marfin Miss Elizabefh Sformfels Miss Jean Boggs Miss Marydessie Blayney Miss Marie Zych jcianrn, Q12 , Dr. Chesfer Irons Mr. Louis Caitley Mr. Henry McKelvy Q12 , Mr. Raymond Goodrich Mrs. Eva Yockey Mr. Werner Buker Miss Lorraine Johnson Page Nine W 6 Q , Mr. Oliver Gordon Mr. Chester Smith Miss Mildred Snodgrass Miss Margaret Cummings , Qnpafzfmanf. Miss Helen Ewing Mr. Michael DaDasovich Miss Anna Traubert Mr. William Leckenby Miss Ethel Roberts Miss Anne Simon gllbilldflllkll. JAL4. and llama, wnomlca. Page Ten Mrs. Vivian Reagan Mr. James Dickson Mr. Lloyd Lloyd Mr. Harry Trautvetter Miss Anna England Mr. James McKeon QC - .es .er-P' K, if g if , s i H 4 -1 if i N X M. s, Te... I L- 'v X Q 5 r R ,s is s .A - gas s N 'X S Q. nnunmukd Qnpafzimxzni Miss Norma Ferraro Mr. Leland Boord fnqllhh, Qnfzalzinzanf, Mrs. Miriam B. Gzesh Mrs. Alice Keating Miss Mary Ann Burke Wluaic and HAL Qnpaxzfnmni, Mr. John Villa Mr. Slevon Ambrils Miss Mariorie Blacksione Miss Mary Gibson Page Eleven QE Bi X + fungi Y! v2 s, 5 Kai ' x 6 Cowes. D N we u YQ' R45 ' mgijlgh 711 . 30' L ' ' 0 I sg . ff nys, +2 7'Xff 691: 6 P' .1 xx -6 A O i. 5 Ries Q QS- ii 'AY' ' - W f i .Renwrrzber U12 afar? QQ Zrzkaf 012 my C690 gfillllif Us-if E N I O RS ' -gzapwggum, 796 As a class we began as a small group of bewildered Chathamites who entered Perry Junior High School as 7 B's. In the ninth grade many new students were added to our class. They came from Nativity, McNaugher, and the country schools. When we young Perryites reached Grade 9B, a great new door of social life opened to us-Milroy House and Bogi dances among others. There was a great deal of hard work mingled with lots of fun for us starry eyed freshmen. At last we had worked our way to the tenth grade. We were now part of the Senior School, and our Home Room representatives were sent to Senior Council. Because of the size of our class we had five rooms. Some of our boys were try- ing out for the teams and making them, while our girls were trying out for the maiorettes and cheerleading. We all had a sample of Dr. Irons' famed biology tests. Since this was the last year forthe country hicks , we had a sophomore pic- nic and gave them a real send off. ln the eleventh grade we were really in the swing of things! We were participating in more ofthe activities. Quite a few of our athletes had made the teams, and quite a few of our girls had become maiorettes and cheerleaders. Because Page Fourteen Ufflfffjld, 1. Wisner R. Miller D. McClelland M. Ritter of the absence of our country classmates, one of our home rooms was split up and four home rooms were established. We were all very proud ofthe Junior Home Room that won the Good Will Campaign. We were having trouble understand- ing valence in chemistry class, but we managed to survive through our Junior Year. At the end of the year we got together with our former classmates and had another picnic. As a Senior class, our group was divided into three homerooms. Dr. Irons, Miss Roberts, and Miss Traubert were our new homeroom teachers. Our class was active in many activities throughout the school. We were active in vari- ous clubs, student government, and the school publications. Besides the various activities already mentioned, one of our homerooms was the second in the school to have one hundred per- cent purchase of activity tickets, and two of our homerooms had one hundred per cent in contri- butions to the Community Chest Drive. We have enioyed our years at Perry and have learned much. We shall not soon forget that knowledge. As a class and as individuals we shall truly make every effort to use our knowledge for service. JANET RUTH ARMBRUSTER Jan Janet enioys dancing at Monpers and going to Delney's is an organist at her church is usually with the Twi- Liters .. . future plans include college and Bill A Cappella, Otiice Manager of Perryscope, Senior Red Cross, Dramatic, Service, Com- modore, Bogi DOROTHY YETTA BAMBEY Dot This cute cheerleader likes bays, foot- ball, and Detroit works at a grocery store pals with the Twi-Liters crazy about banana splits plans to be a secretary. Girls Leaders, Red Cross, Cheerleading, Choir, Service, Dramatic, Library, Year- book, Bogi, Voice-Speaking ' NANCY JANE BEBB Blondie Blondie spends her leisure time day dreaming . .. has a weakness for wear- ing cycle boots pals around with Gin, Pat, Carole, ancl Betty thinks hot fudge sundaes are the greatest plans to marry a millionaire. Drivers Education, Biology, Bogi GRACE DEBORAH BILLINGS Gracie Gracie plans to be a model spends her leisure time riding in Harry's Mercury is seen with Kaka, the Jap- pers and Pat Biology, Senior Red Cross, Milroy, Bogi, Commodore, Dramatics, Library Staff CARL R. BOICE Monk Carl likes sleeping and loafing at Knoll's is seen with Jim, Buck, Nabel, Moony, Squid, Babe, George, Brick and Trip likes steak plans to ioin the Foreign Legion. Basketball, Biology, Stage Crew 51444196 MARY A. BAACKE Mary Mary is one of our good violinists is usually found in Choir, Orchestra, or Showtime likes music and embroi- dering is seen with Eleanor, Roberta, and Gerry plans to work at the Bell Telephone after graduation. Showtime, A Cappella Choir JOAN ELIZABETH BEAN Joanie Joanie likes Fords and spaghetti is usually dancing at Milroy or working at Thrift Drug Store . . . is seen with the Jappers plans to enter nurses train- ing at Mercy Hospital. Senior Red Cross, Commodore Staff, Biol- ogy, Bogi, Milroy, Dramatic, Sewing, Perryscope, Milroyettes RONALD ALLEN BENNER Ron Ron likes to spend his leisure hours working out body building and weight lifting can be found with Gerone, Skiles Brothers is interested in girls, muscles, and cycles plans to ioin the Navy. Biol09Yr Proiectionist, Drivers Education, Conditioning Club ELEANOR LORENA BILLS Eleanor Eleanor spends her leisure hours cook- ing and reading is found with Mar- gie, Sheryl, and Eleanor .. . favorite dish is shoo-fly pie future plans include nurse's training. Perryscope, Commodore Staff, A Cappella, Dramatics, Bogi, Biology, library Stat? JOHN BRAUN Sonny John likes sports, woodwork, garden- ing and girls always sleeping, at- tending football games, or dancing at Milroy pals around with John, Bob, Rudy, Larry, Bill . . . favorite classes are history and biology future plans in- clude college or the army. Camera Club, Biology, Proiectionist Club Page Fifteen rr 'W ' 1 gm 79 6 DON BRICKER Brick Brick can usually be found with Ann plays football for the Perry Atoms loafs with LaScola and Willie likes hunting and working on cars plans to ioin the Air Force after gradua- tion. Biology, Conditioning, Swimming, Bogi MILTON A. CAMPBELL Milt Milt likes sports and stamps loafs on corner of Wilson and Perrysville is seen with Vince, Woody, Bill, and Jack likes dcncing and girls fu- ture plans include ioining the Air Force. Biology, Proiection CAROL GRIER CRISSMAN Criss Criss spends leisure hours writing to Paul enioys swimming, going to Donceland, and working ot Thrift Drug Store . .. likes spaghetti and watermelon will make a cute nurse. Dramatics, Bogi, Perryscope, Commodore Staff, Biology, Milroyettes JIM COUTCH Uncle Skin Jim can usually be found with Tata, Jim, ond George spends leisure hours looting around Hite's likes gym class ond going out with Pat plans include work at the Bell Telephone. Biology Club JOSEPHINE ELLEN DAVISON Jo .lo can usually be found scooping ice cream at lsoly's likes driving, danc- ing, ort, and swimming is seen with the Whippers plans to be a beau- ticion. Perryscope, Service, Commodore , Bogi, Biology, Milroy, Art Service Page Sixteen CHARLES BURKARTH Chuck Chuck likes to go to the movies is interested in cars and girls . . . spends leisure time sleeping enioys study hall, history class, and French fries loafs with Lloyd, Jim, Dave, and Bill .. . plans after graduation include the Navy. Drivers Education, Proiectionist, Biology LAWRENCE FREDERICK CLARK Larry Larry likes to fish and hunt spends his spare time eating, sleeping, and working on model trains enioys eating raised doughnuts ond milk pals around with Brando, Ron, Hay, and John likes history and electric shop . .. plans to be an apprentice to an elec- tricion Conditioning, Band, Bogi, Nautical Sci- ence, Cross Country, Swimming SHERYL MILFRED CORBIT Sheryl Sheryl spends her leisure hours talk- ing on the telephone is seen with Margie, Carol ,and Eleanor includes college in her thoughts of the future. Biology, Library Staff, Latin, Bogi, Busi- ness Training, Dramatics, Commodore. ISABEL COVERT luis luie likes that certain black Ford, dances, drive-ins, and pizza is often seen with Roy pals with Norma, Kay, Sis, Beeb, Midge, ond Lois plans to be a working gal. Biology, Dramatics, Bogi, Red Cross, Mil- roy BETTY DOLBY Bets Bets spends her time writing to Gor- don collects l955 pennies is seen with Nanc, Ar, Gin, and the Whippers . . . likes transcription and gym plans to be o secretary. Girls' Leaders, Biology, Luncheon, Bogi n ,. s. WV'- MARY JUNE DOHN June June is a newcomer to Perry spends her leisure hours skating, bowling, and dancing is usually with Connie and Eva plans to become a sten- ographer. Biology, Bogi Club CHESTER FINCKE Chess Chess spends his leisure hours in skating, at movies, and at Milroy is interested in girls, cars, and motorcycles .. . is usually cutting up with Tim, Regis, Howard, and Tom plans include work and the Army. Drivers Education, Biology, Nautical Sci- ence, Stage Crew ROBERT LOUIS GARLAND Babe Bob likes basketball and fooling with cars . . . is always with Louis, Larry, Ches, Jim and all the boys at Hites likes sports and cars likes study hall . .. plans to attend college or Air Force. Senior Basketball Club, Milroy JOYCE GASS Joycie Joyce is one of our cute maiorettes is interested in basketball, singing, and iitterbugging .. . is always with Car- ole, Rose, and Audrey plans to be o private secretary. A Cappella, Maiorette, Biology, Bogi, Showtime MARLENE CLARE GERSTNER Marlene Marlene spends her leisure time rais- ing money for Perryscope . . . enioys Eng- lish and advanced composition . . . is seen with Eleanor, Hazel and the gals likes chop suey and rice .. . plans to at- tend Carnegie Tech. Commodore Staff, library Stati, Bogi, Per- ryscope PATRICIA MARGARET EPISCOPO Patty Pat is always with Ralph, Peif, and the gong spends her leisure sewing and talking on the telephone goes crazy over the Crew-Cuts plans to enter nursing. Girls Leaders,' Biology, Dramatics, Com- modore Staff, Bogi, Milroy, Milroyettes JOHN MICHAEL GALDA Jack Jack spends his leisure time with Marge enioys drawing and dancing is usually with Marge, Tim, and Tom plans include the Army and Marge. Biology, Hi-Y, Milroy, Conditioning, A Cappella, Perryscope, Bogi, Commo- dore, Basketball, Vice-President Home- room AUDREY MARIE GARRITY Audie Audie has many hobbies including playing basketball . . . spends her leisure hours riding in Jim's car is usually with Carole, Rose, and Joyce plans include office work. Drivers Education, Business Training Ser- vice, Biol09Y. Bogi DONALD M. GERSTNER Den Don likes radios, cars, money, and girls is usually seen lagging with Skip, Harry, Ray, and Paul enioys apple pie a la mode . . . plans to attend college. Radio, Biology, Bogi JOHN WILLIAM GIVENS Gibb Gibb spends spare time at the cor- ner and iagging the girls in 215 sings in a quartet enioys T-bone steak, medium rare, and physics class . . . loafs with Cas, Jett, and Frank will take a long rest and then go to college. Swimming Club, Biology, Dramatics, Nou- tical, Bogi, Milroy, Swimming Team Page Seventeen gm 796 NORMA JEAN GOEDERT Tuper Tuper includes swimming and going out with the gang among her hobbies . . . likes shorthand, math, and typing is seen in the halls with Kay, Sis, Beeb, Izzie, and Wally plans to be a secre- tary. Biology, Dramatics, Milroy, Bogi EMERSON D. GOODEN Emer Emerson can usually be found tear- ing his father's car apart likes air- planes, cars, and more cars enioys wood shop is always with John and Rich will enter the Air Force. Drivers Education, Proiectionist ROBERTA H. GRAHAM Bert Bert likes television, reading, and going to Young Life meetings can always be seen with Mary enioys sewing, cooking ,and working at her dad's store plans to work after gradu- ation. Lost and Found, Perryscope, Non-Swim- mers Club CLYDE HAMMOCK Clyde Clyde spends his time loafing at Hite's likes fishing, hunting and work- ing with wood pals around with Lee enioys wood shop and electric shop plans to do some type of electrical work after graduation. Biology Club JO ANN HAUGH Jo Jo can be found cutting up with Mikes, Ida, and Pat interested in Butch, dates, dancing, and a scrapbook collects records plans to work at Bell Telephone. Biology, Bogi, Commodore Staff Page Eighteen 15,33 'Tgiift .s 1 BARBARA M. GOLDINGER Miki Mike spends her leisure hours sew- ing, cooking, and dating Johnny is seen with Johnny, Jappers, and Janie . .. future plans include clerical work. Sewing Club, Biolbgy, Girls Leaders, Per- ryscope, Bogi, Milroy, Commodore, Senior Council, School Spirit RAMON GRAHAM Otto Ramon is an amateur radio expert is always busy working .. . is usually with Don, Harry, Paul, and John likes trig and history classes .. . is planning to attend college after gradua- tion. Radio Club, Junior Achievement, Comma. dare Stat? JOYCE ELLEN HAENEL Joyce Joyce is one of our bouncy major- ettes spends her leisure time writing to a certain sailor designs her own clothes is seen with the iappers plans to be a secretary to a hand- some, young executive. Maiorettes, Biology, Perryscope, Commo- dore, Bogi, National Honor Society, Mil- roy, Milroyettes THEAJEAN CARCL HANEY Jean Jean likes football, swimming, and working at lsaly's loafs with Rita, Ginger, Pat, Nancy, Betty, Arleen, and Mikes plans to enter nurses training at Allegheny General Hospital. Biology, Bogi, Perryscope, Commodore CAROL LEE HINDS Corrie Carrie likes to go dancing loves to eat Italian food loafs with the Jappers . . . plans to do clerical work. life Saving, Crafts, Milroy, Milroyettes, Biology, Bogi, A Cappella, Dramatic: HARRY EDWARD HEILMAN Har Har likes eating sauerkraut con- siders physics and chemistry his favor- ite subiects. . .loves cars . . . pals around with Paul, Fran, Kath plans to take business administration at the University of Pittsburgh. Commodore Staff, Perryscope, Chess Club, Proiectionist, Drivers Training, Biology JUDY H. HORRICK Jude Judy spends her leisure hours talk- ing to Marge, dating, and attending Bona Una meetings is seen with Marge, Gerry, Nance, Eva, and Connie. Biology, Perryscope, Commodore Staff, Senior Council, Life Saving, Lost and Found, Library Staff JENNY JEDLICKA J0llllY Jenny's favorite subiects are short- hand and typing likes working and eating at Penn Baking pals with Arleen, Betty, Pat,, Jean, Ginny plans to attend secretarial school. Commodore Staff, Biology, Bogi, Lost and Found, Library Staff, Service Club ROBERT P. KATIC Bob Bob likes dancing and girls can be found loafing at the Warner Theater pals around with Jack, John, John, and Don enioys eating French 'Fried chicken plans to attend college. Biology, Commodore Staff MARY M. KIEFER Sis Sis is always ready for a laugh includes swimming and loafing among her hobbies likes riding with Merc-o-matic Mick is seen with Kay, Tuper, Beeb, Wally. Biology, Milroy, Dramatic Club gm 796 SAMUEL LOUIS HOLMES Sam Sam's main interests are Joyce, hav- ing fun, and drawing he collects rec- ords and paintings pals around with everyone likes art and history classes plans to attend college. Art Service, Perryscope, Commodore Staff, Bogi BARBARA JEAN HUFF Fluffy Hutty enioys dancing and eating shrimp is seen in the halls with Rita, Winnie, and Ginger enioys arts and crafts class plans to attend business college. Biology, Dramatics, Milroy, Life Saving, Bogi, Milroyettes CAROLE ANN KANZ Carole Carole spends leisure hours read- ing, eating, and causing a not . .. loofs with Nancy, Gerry, and the Whippers . . . likes baked potatoes and pizza . . . dreams of becoming a matador. Girls Leaders, Library Stali, Biology, Luncheon, Bogi, Life Saving HINDA MAE KAUFMAN Lynn Hinda is noted for her brains spends most of her time with Dick likes dancing, driving, eating, and sew- ing is seen with the Whippers at Perry future plans include marriage to Dick and business school. Biology, Commodore Staft, Perryscope, Art Service, Bogi, Milroy, Service JOHN L. KLINGER John John enioys singing, Miss Traubert's classes, and girls is seen with Bob, Sam, Tom, Jack, Mac, and Skip . . . likes sports and iust plain iagging around future plans include college or the Navy. Biology, Nautical Science, A Cappella Choir, Commodore Staff Page Nineteen g1M..196 D. PAUL KLOES BYUI1d0 Paul's main interest is passing trig. .. hobbies include amateur radio Paul is seen with Don, Fran, Skip, and the boys .. . plans to be an electrical engineer. Biology, Nautical Science, Amateur Ra- dio, Bogi, Band, Commodore Staff MARY KAREN KNEELAND Mary Mary is usually taking pictures likes dating a Pitt man .. . spends leisure time worrying about deadlines and cram- ming for tests is seen with Marlene, Carole, Jan and the Perryscope gang plans to attend Carnegie Tech. Perryscope, Commodore Stalli, Biology, Bogi, Junior Achievement NANCY LOU KUHN Nan Nancy has a smile for everyone spends her leisure time with Paul, Eve, Eddie, Connie, and the gals likes pizza will make merchandising her CCYIIY. Senior Red Cross, Biology, Arts and Crafts, Perryscope, Commodore Staff, Dramatics ELEANOR MARY LACY Eleanor Eleanor likes to eat, read, and play the piano spends leisure time reading and working at McCrory's. . .pals around with Eleanor, Carole, and Mariie plans to go to Slippery Rock College. Perryscope, Commodore, Library Stott, Dramatic, Bogi, Biology, Voice Speaking, and Business Education SUSAN ANNE LAYTON Sue Sue is one of our cheerleaders is seen with Kaka, Ginger, Nancy, and Rita enioys eating, swimming, and dancing . . . can usually be found lagging around at the Three Brothers is sure to make a cute airline hostess. Biology, A Cappella Choir, Perryscope, Commodore Staff, Milroy, Bogi, Cheer- leaders, Dramatic Club Page Twenty e.4Y'S .. W..- ..,,.,.,..- W.-wt- ..,,.H -,,,..... Ll ln RICHARD F. KNAUSS Mouse Rich spends his spare time looting on the corner and ot Milroy . . . is interested in girls, cars, and money . . . likes French fries and hamburgers .. . plans to enter radio school after graduation. Biology, Bogi, A Cappella Choir THOMAS G. KOST Tom Tom came to us from Central Cath- olic spends his leisure time looting is interested in bowling, baseball, football, and girls is seen with John, Jim, Clyde, and Bob intends to ioin the Navy. PATRICIA ANN KULWICKI Patie Patie is always with the Twi-Liters and the boys from Jankus' . .. likes spa- ghetti and meatballs spends leisure time cutting up with the kids plans to become a telephone operator. Biology, Drivers Education, Bogi WRAY LANG Wray Wray is quite the ladies' man . .. is interested in football, cars, and girls spends leisure time making dates . . . likes ice cream and wood shop plans to enter Marines and professional sports. Biology, Conditioning, Nautical, Football Team JOHN F. LEHMAN Johnny John likes football, swimming, and saving money spends leisure hours sleeping is interested in money and sports is always with Chuck, Ron, Mouse, and Don enioys eating spa- ghetti plans to become a millionaire. Proiectionist, Biology Club, Commodore Staff J MYRA JEAN LEO Myrie Myrie spends her spare time writing to Don in the Air Force likes to sew, draw, and dance is usually seen with the gang intends to become a sec- retary. Biology, Bogi, Milroy, Drivers Education ARLENE FRANCES LIMBERIS Ar Ar has a weakness for pizza, danc- ing, and driving is always seen with the Whippers enioys art and crafts and swimming plans to become an airline hostess. Drivers Education, Bogi, Biology, Lunch- eon, Milroy, Commodore MARJORIE JEAN LUDOLFF Margie Margie is a peppy cheerleader spends her leisure time attending SES meetings is seen with Jock and the Twi-Liters plans to go into nursing. Service, Perryscope, Latin, Biology, A Cap- pella, Bogi, Milroy, Commodore, Library, Cheerleader, Girls' Leaders, National Honor THOMAS JOHN MADEY Tom ' Tom likes cross country and going out with girls is usually seen with Bob, Jack, and Joe likes ice cream enjoys algebra, geometry, wood shop, and art plans to attend college or ioin the Coast Guard. Stage Crew, Nautical Science, Bogi, Corn- modore, Cross Country, Track, Senior Council HARRY A. MARXEN Skip Skip spends his leisure time at Perry- scope meetings is seen with Don, John, Wray, Moc, and Jim . .. likes phy- sics class and lemon meringue pie plans to attend college. Activity Manager, Perryscope, Football Captain, Senior Council, Conditioning, Nautical, Milroy, Biology, School Spirit ,ed gm 796 ARLEEN RUTH LERARIO Ar Ar enioys skating, dancing, and foot- ball loafs with Jenny, Pat, Gin, Jean, and Bets likes chicken and spaghetti plans to become a secretary after graduation. Biology, Bogi, Commodore, Business Ser- vice TIMOTHY LUCAS Tim Tim passes away most of his leisure time listening to popular songs and loafing is interested in hunting, girls, and good times .. . loafs with Jim, Tom, Buck, Pat, Joan, and Carol. Biology, Bogi, Milroy ROBERT LU ZELL Luz Luz is always roaming the halls with Chuck and Bert is interested in girls and more girls spends leisure hours reading Shakespeare? favorite dish is pizza plans include hard work. Bogi, Biology ROSE MARIE MARCHESE Roll Rose likes steaks and pizza is interested in Sam and dancing en- joys playing the piano is always with the Jappers plans to do secretarial work. Biology, Bogi, Milroy, A Cappella, Busi- ness Education PEGGY ANNE MATVIYA Peg Peg likes going steady with Ronnie, attending Allegheny atiiairs, and doubling with Wiggles and Sonny works at Jenny Lee's is seen with the Twi-liters plans to marry Ronnie. Biology, Bogi, Commodore, Dramatics Page Twenty-one gm 6 i i le-c.,a... e,-,..:iii ieiiei 4-71 i. g.-g..sii,-s..wg CAROLYN McCHESNEY Princess Sparkly-eyed Carolyn is usually seen with the Twi-Liters likes boys, bas- ketball, iazz hits, and super deluxe bana- na splits . .. plans to do secretarial work. A Cappella, Bogi, Dramatics, Perryscope, Business Service, Biology, Cheerleaders Cadets, Library, Voice Speaking, Milroy, School Spirit, Commodore SAM MEALS Moxie Maxie is usually slaving in IIO, try- ing to get the Perryscope out on time . .. enioys basketball, ping-pong, and work- ing at the Fulton likes spaghetti . . . is always seen with Mac , John, and Skip plans to attend Pitt. Chess, Perryscope, Biology MARY ANN MICHELS Mikes Mikes is likely to be seen with Jo, Pat, Jean, and Arleen enioys going to the races . . . is interested in Jim and dancing . . . plans to do secretarial work. Biology, Commodore, Bogi RALPH JOHN MILLER Ralph Ralph excels in swimming and loves it is always seen with Pat spends his leisure time working on cars and loaf- ing plans to attend Commercial Art School. Nautical, Conditioning, Biology, Milroy, Art Service, Commodore CAROLE JUNE MYERS C. J. Carole spends her leisure hours danc- ing ot the Star, watching T.V., and eating enjoys playing basketball loofs with Audrey, Joyce, and Rose plans to be a secretary. Biology, Bogi, Drivers Education, Service, A Cappella Choir Page Twenty-two DONALD LEE McCLELLAND Mac Don likes good times . .. loafs with Moxie, Parrot, Princess and the boys at Thorofare received the American Legion Award .. . plans to attend college. Senior Class President, National Honor, Commodore, Bogi, A Cappella, Perryscope, Milroy, Conditioning, Art Service, Voice Speaking, Senior Council GERALDINE ELMIRA MEYERS Gerry Gerry spends her free time talking on the telephone listens to hit records attends the Bona Una meetings pals around with Judy, Eva, Connie, Marge, Nancy, and Frank. A Cappella, Dramatics, Milroy, Biology PATRICIA ANN MILL Patsy Patsy spends her leisure time selling sweets at Boggs 81 Buhl's loafs with the Jappers, twin Sief, and Tim likes dancing and eating bigboy ham- burgers plans to attend business school. Biology, Girls Leaders, Dramatics, Bogi, Milroy, Milroyettes CAROLE GRACE MORGAN Carole Carole is always working in Perry- scope office or attending SES meetings is seen with the Twi-Liters , Janice, and Mike likes wriitng letters to certain sailors, listening to records, and having lots of fun plans to become a secretary. Perryscope, Service, Commodore, Sew- ing, Milroy, School Spirit, Lost and Found CAROLE LANGHANS NEVISMAL Carole Carole is often experimenting in the chemistry lab considers biology ond chemistry her favorite subiects en- ioys music, writing letters to college fel- lows, and playing badminton plans to maior in biology ot Pitt. Biology, Library, Showtime, A Cappella, Perryscope, National Honor, Bogi, Com- modore, Dramatic, Latin, Lost and Found DONNA JEAN NIEHAUS Donna Donna spends her spare time cram- ming homework and going out with Bob likes swimming, dancing, and work- ing in an office at Boggs B Buhl's loafs with Criss and the Jappers plans to attend Business School. Dramatics, Biology, Bogi, Commodore, Milroy, Milroyettes VINCENT S. PILOTTA Vince Vince likes sports loafs on the cor- ner of Wilson and Perrysville pals with Milt and Woody is crazy about dances and girls , . . plans to join the Ser- vice. Biology, Perryscope JILL PIJTMAN Jill Pleasant Jill is always having fun with Joan, Hubby, Evelyn, Eleanore, Pat, Schatz, Jean, and Carole.. .likes algebra, chemistry, and advanced composition plans to attend Pitt or Chatham College. Biology, Voice-Speaking, Perryscope, Dra- matics, Bogi, Commodore HOWARD M. RAVENSTAHL Hubby Hubby is very much interested in get- ting an education spends his time working at Irwin's Drug Store and qt the Nixon pals with everyone plans to enter the ministry. Biology, Art Service, Bogi, Perryscope, Commodore, Milroy JOHN WILLIAM RESKOVAC Johnny Johnny pals around with Barb, Hubby, and the boys enioys going to Milroy hopes to attend Yale University or enter the Navy. Senior Council, Hi-Y, Art Service, Bogi, Perryscope, Commodore, Milroy, Voice- Speaking, A Cappella gm 796 DONALD PENKAVA Don Don plans to enter the Army after graduation spends his leisure hours looting on the corner . . . likes French fries . . . enioys math class . . . pals around with all the kids on the corner. Biology Club MARLENE PROTZMAN Trigger Trigger spends lots of time writing let- ters tc Buzz in the Navy and lagging around at the Three Brothers is seen with The Gang plans to marry and go to Bermuda. Biology, Milroy, Driver Education, Bogi HERBERT E. RAGIN Herbert Herbert likes to sing and listen to the radio enioys reading, skating, and history class pals with everyone plans to ioin the Navy and later become a minister. Art Service, A Cappella Choir C. WILLIAM REED Bill Bill likes dragging for pizza and go- ing to parties is seen with everyone and especially Janet enioys history with Miss Traubert and loafing at the corner plans include the Marines or Paratroopers. Nautical Science, Biology MYRNA ANN RITTER Myth Myrna likes playing the organ and dancing at the Star is always seen with the Twi-Lighters or goofing off at SES meetings . . . hopes to be a secretary. Senior Red Cross, Senior Council, Senior Cabinet, Bogi, Dramotics, Perryscope, Biology, Girls' Leaders, Commodore, Li- brary Staff, Milroy Page Twenty-three flau, 79 6 PATRICIA ROCK Pat Pat is always seen with Ginny, Peggy, Arleen, Jean, and Nancy enioys col- lecting records spends leisure hours with Carl likes ice skating and dan- cing plans to enter nursing after graduation. Biology, Bogi, Commodore JAMES M. SCHERER Jim Jim is interested in Peggy, food, and sports is usually at Hites or with Peggy is always seen with Don, Bill, Babe, and Borice plans to make a million. Driver Education, Biology MICHAEL SCHLANGER Mike Mike spends his leisure time at Hites enioys eating pizza loafs with Bill, Tom, Lloyd, Roy, and Wally . .. plans to ioin the Paratroopers. Conditioning, Biology, Camera, Nautical FRANCIS HARRY SNEAD Fran Fran enioys playing in the band and orchestra includes among his hobbies hunting, fishing, and archery pals around with Paul, John, Harry, and AI likes chile can carne plans to become a teacher. Biology, Showtime, Band, Orchestra ARLENE HELEN SPRINGER Arlene Arlene spends her time sewing and dating Dickie . . . is always seen with Grace likes working at Boggs 8- Buhl's in- cludes marriage in her future plans. Biology, Perryscope Page Twenty-four LLOYD ALFRED ROMBACH Rombucks lloyd enioys monkeying around with cars and loafing at Hites . .. likes pizza is usually seen with Bill, Tom, Jim, Mike, Roy, and Wally plans to ioin the Navy after graduation. Biology, Driver Education TOM SHIRRA Tom Tom includes hunting, fishing, and swim- ming among his hobbies spends his leisure time driving his car is seen with Tim, Bucky, and George . . . plans to ioin the Armed Forces after graduation. Biology Club JOAN M. SCHLEDER Joannie Joannie is crazy about horses and clas- sical music is always lagging around with Evie, Rhetta, Ginger, Hubby, and Mike likes cheeseburgers and root beer floats plans to attend Pitt and become a doctor. Biology, Bogi HAZEL M. SPANGLER Hozie Hazel plans to enter nursing likes dancing and singing collects popular records goes for home-made spa- ghetti spends leisure time pestering people for Perryscope ads. Showtime, Biology, Perryscope, Bogi JOANNE ADELE STUDT Jo Jo spends a lot of time writing letters to a certain sailor pals around with the Twi-Lighters and Janice hopes to be a secretary. Commodore, Perryscope, Sewing Club, Senior Red Cross, Biology, Bogi, School Spirit, Service, Senior Council RICHARD S. SZAFRANSKI Rich Rich is noted for his curly blonde hair . . . plans to be an electrical engineer . . . enioys building model airplanes and play- ing football. . .spends leisure time watch- ing T. V. or going to the show . . . pals around with Brando, Fran, Art, Skip and the boys . . . is crazy about pork chops. Hi-Y, Biology, Art Club, Bogi Club JOHN ANDREW TERRICK John John's hobbies are archery, philately, and fishing . . . spends leisure time watch- ing T.V. and sleeping loafs with Fran, Harry, and Al enioys eating chop suey plans to be an architect or an engineer. Chess, Camera, Biology, Perryscope, Pra- iectionist, Commodore, Nautical, Driver Education MARJORIE JEAN THOMPSON Margie Margie likes to read . . . spends leisure time going to choir practice, youth rallies, and football games is always with Sheryl, Eleanor, and Eleanor enioys history and Biology plans to enter nurses' tralnlng. Biology, Library Staff, Dramatic, Art Club FRANK M. WAGNER Frank Friendly Frank's main interests are clas- sical music and Jazz pals with Don, Clyde, Ralph, Howard, and Jack .. . likes fried chicken . . . plans to enter the Service. Biology. Orchestra, Showtime, Band JAMES EDWARD WAlTER Wee .lim is usually dancing at Milroy or working at Bard's likes cool records, English class, and girls in general is always with Carol, Tim, Buck, and Tom . . . plans to ioin the Navy after gradua- tion. Bogl, A Cappella, Milroy 7 we v - .-..-..-..w.,.,.... ., ,E gm 796 MARJORIE LOUISE TAYLOR MslYgio Margie spends leisure time drlnklng coffee and talking on the telephone to Judy enioys English class llkes steak and black coffee . . . is usually seen with Judy, Gerrle, Nancy and Eva plans to attend business school. Biology, Commodore VIRGINIA ELEANOR THOMAS Ginny Ginny really enjoys reading is always seen with Blondie, Pat, Arleen, Peggy, and Betty . . . likes math and clerl- cal training plans to be a telephone operator. Biology Club, Milroy EVA NERULLA WADE Little Eve Eva likes loafing at Delney's and at- tending Bona Una meetings . . . ls always with Nancy, Gerrie, Connie, Judy and Margie enioys art and history classes. Biology, Milroy, Driver Education l.OlS WALDSCHMIDT Wally Lois likes cars, boys and swmlmlng . . . spends leisure time iagging around at the Three Brothers .. . pals around with Bev, Trigger, and the gang likes to eat spaghetti and meat balls. Biology, Milroy, Driver Education CORINNE E. WANNER Connie Connie is a gal who came to us from West View High School is always with June, Judy, Eva, and Nancy plans to do secretarial work. Biology, Bogi, Business Training Service Page Twenty-tive jg.. ' -....Aga.:,u,. gm 796 - L. ELAINE WATERS Lanie Elaine likes having a good time and making money at Isaly's is always with Hazie, Ida, and the gang plans to enter nurses' training at Alle- gheny General Hospital is crazy about ham barbecues. Travel, Biology MARGARET HELEN WEIDLE Wiggles This cute cheerleader spends her time riding in Sonny's Ford and cheering the team pals with the Twi-Liters plans to marry Sonny and cook French fries. Voice-Speaking, Life Saving, Milroy, Cheerleading, Dramatics, Commodore, Bo- gi, Biology, Service, Library THOMAS H. WIMER Tom Tom likes ripping out transmissions is usually loafing at Hite's corner . .. pals around with Bill, Lloyd, Jack, Jim, Mike, Ray and Wally likes dragging in his father's Ford plans to ioin the Service. Nautical Science, Biology Club MARION ELIZABETH WOLF Beeb Beeb enioys going steady with Bill likes dancing, swimming, and having 'fun at the Three Brothers is always with the gang likes hamburgers and Pepsi plans to marry in June. Biology, Bogi, Drivers Training, Camera Club, Milroy HOWARD L. YOCKEL Buck Buck is crazy about cars . .. is always having fun with Jim, Ralph, Tom, Carl, and Sonny...likes bananas and wood- shap plans to ioin the Navy. I Biology Club Page Twenty-six KATHLEEN D. WEHNER Kay Kay is crazy about riding in conver- tibles and eating pizza likes to loaf and have fun with the gang is seen with Tuper, Beebs, Sis, Waliy, and I1 enioys English and typing plans to do secretarial work or marry. Biology, Milroy, Bogi, Dramatic GEORGE LEON WHITESIDE Whiteside George is mainly interested in girls, new cars, and making passing grades .. . likes to stay out late at night is always with Fred, Jim, Mike, Bob, and Chas likes history and math review plans to own a Buick and a trucking company. Biology, Proiectionist, Conditioning Club JOHN E. WISSNER Wiss Wiss is always cutting up with Bill, Mike, Jim, Roy and Tom is crazy about cars, swimming, and baseball enioys pizza plans to enter business training school. Biology, Nautical Science EDWINA CAROLE YETTER Carole Carole is one of our quiet gals is usually with Mary, Eleanor, Eva, and Marlene enioys watching the late movies on T. V. . .. likes art, driving, and big iuicy steaks plans to do otiice work and go to art school. Commodore CLYDE W. ZIMMERMAN Bur Buz spends his leisure hours with Joyce likes cars, baseball, hockey, and girls is always with Tom, Bob, Skip, and Frank plans to enter college and the ministry. Milroy, Orchestra, Showtime, Bond, Driver Education, Biology, Library ' 1 I 'W f Y.- eff' A QE ' x a Y A .6 X 2.5 V if Q.. f J , ,, H I .L t 1. 1' M X ryg,b,,, F, 4 gif A FSR-M9656 ,Tan xx 'S' H, - , 0 3 ' rg I . , F 4x ' x 5 I 5 , , cm. -'-e,, N I I 'pa 1 1 9 ,.,. Y ,fl .1 A Na J. ' I Jafar, as a ibg t, g' Q It , Q w , 5- gi 2 g . j Q E , ' A -5 og. FI cf,,. n m, E 1. 4 A k Q . do of 0 no AA 6 Vu ' N Di, I Q 0 A 1.5 0 , . ,, PQ O QQQMOQO QM 5 D J-M gb , ',4,,g.J ' C f , lr . J ia QL. Cl-.Rf ,fp J W, -Irzwibxqn A 'flame Armbruster, Janet Bambey, Dorothy ., Baacke, Mary ..., . Bean, Jean ...... Bebb, Nancy ..,. Benner, Ron ,....,, Billings, Grace ...,,. r....., Bills, Eleanor ....r Boice, Carl ...,.. Braun, John .,.r Bricker, Don ........,. ...,... Burka rth, Charles .,... ,...,.. Campbell, Milt ..,.. Clark, Larry ,.,.,., Crissman, Carol .... , ..... . Corbit, Sheryl ..,.. Coutch, Jim .,.,,.. Covert, Isabel .,.,.... .,..... Davison, Josephine Dohn, June ............ .,...., Dolby, Betty . i Episcopo, Pat ....... Fincke, Chester i..,.. .,..... Galda, Jack ..,.... Garland, Bob Garrity, Audrey ..,. .....,. Gass, Joyce Gerstner, Don ....,,. Gerstner, Marlene ..... ,.,.... Givens, Jack .....,.... ....,.. Goedert, Norma ...,... .,..... Goldinger, Barbara Gooden, Emerson ..... ....... Graham, Ramon ..., i...... Graham, Roberta ..... ....... Haenel, Joyce i.,. Hammock, Clyde ..,.. ,...... Haney, Jean ......,... .,.,.., Hough, Joann ...,. Heilman, Harry ...,.. ...,... Hinds, Carol Lee ,,., ....... Holmes, Sam ...,.,.. Horrick, Judy .,... Huff, Barbara ...., Jedlicka, Jenny ...... .,...,. Kanz, Carole ...A Katic, Bob ....,.,..,. Kaufman, Hinda .... ....... Keifer, Mary ...,... Klinger, John ,..,,,. Page Twenty-eight 12-1 gm Pfwphaq, I56 ll playing the organ at church related to a fawn ,..,............,,..,. salesgirl at Murphy's .. always iumping .....,......,.....,. wearing motorcycle boots 4 ....... . building up his muscles ....,., .... Perry's model ............... ,.,,.... named Dollar Bills .... , our red head ,.,......,...............,..,. paying fines to the library .....,., Perry Atom's hero ..........,... quiet boy ....,.......,.,,, ........ mumbles ........ ,.,... cross country ..... ,....... pretty teeth ..,......i .....,.. doing homework .,.,. ....,.,. dating Pat ,...........,..... ,.....,. having a good time ..... ...,,... very talkative ,........,.. ..,..... working at Morrey's .,.,, .,.,.... long hair ...,..............,.... ...,.,.. good with arguments ..,.., ..,..... hunting deer . ......,..,.,,.. .,,.... . going with Margie ....... ..,...., driving his car ........ going steady with Jim ,..,....... .. ma lorette ,...,,.................. ......, ham radio operator ....... . soliciting ads ,...,.... .......... taking up engineering . .,,...,.,,. . Bill's pal ,..,...,...... ........... , liking newspaper work .........,... always knows a good joke quiet boy ...., ,...,.,.,..,...........,.... always on time ....... . .. sewing .....,,........,,. ..,.,.. caddying ......,...... ..,...... .,..,.., great mathematician ...., ..,,.... practical ioker .,.,........ ....,... racing .,.....,...........,.,,. ......,. very nicely dressed ...... .. quiet ..,.................,...,. ........ a toll one ...,. ........ clowning ..... ..,.,,., having fun .,...,....,.......... ........ wearing matador pants . ......... , doorman at the Warner ......,.... H66 ll playing the organ at Carnegie Ha married to Walt Disney sales manager at Murphy's working at Arthur Murray's Marlon's gal muscle man of the world Harry's model wife owner of U. S. Mint another Arthur Godfrey collecting fines some lucky girl's hero quiet man speech therapist olympics Miss Dazzle Dent assigning homework married to Pat having a better time silent ghost writer owner of Morrey's model for Pamper shampoo debating champ hunting a dear married to Margie teaching women to drive Jim's wife rockette President of KDKA head of adv. for Pittsburgh Press engineer for Pittsburgh Railroad Bill's gal Post Gazette's woman editor writing for Martin and Lewis wild one still on time another Dior another Sam Snead can't count all of her kids gag writer state cop Power's model speechless opening shop for six footers working for a circus having more fun lady bull fighter producer of cinerama movies steady with Dick .......,................ married to Dick going with Merc-o-matic Mick .. . math whiz .,i,,..i,.. .,.......,........,. , keeps house for Merc-o-matic Mick teaching first grade math Wlame. Kloes, Paul ...,. Knauss, Dick ,..,.... Kneeland, Mary ...,. Kost, Tom . .......... . Kuhn, Nancy ...... Kulwicki, Pat .... Lacy, Eleanor .... Lang, Wray ..... Layton, Sue ........ Lehman, John ...,.. Leo, Myra ......,... Lerario, Arleen .... Limberis, Arlene ..... Lucas, Tim .......,... Ludolff, Margie . ,, Luzell, Bob ....,..... Madey, Tom ,..,. Marchese, Rose ..., Marxen, Harry .... Matviya, Peggy ......., ...... McChesney, Carolyn McClelland, Don ..... ,..... Meals, Sam .,........... Meyers, Geraldine .,.. .....4 Michels, Mary Ann ......, ...... Mill, Pat ......,,...,, Miller, Ralph .,..... Morgan, Carole .,.,. Myers, Carol ....,..... Nevsimal, Carole Niehaus, Donna ..... Penkava, Dan .,.,.. Pilotta, Vincent ,......... ,..... Protzman, Marlene ...,... ..,... Putnam, Jill ,.....,.... ...... Ragin, Herbert ,......,.. ...... Ravenstahl, Howard Reed, Bill ........,.........,. ...... Reskovac, Jonny .,... ....,. Ritter, Myrna .,.... Rock, Pat ....,.. Rombach, Lloyd ..... Scherer, Jim ..,...,. Schirra, Tom ,,.,.... Schlanger, Mike .,... Schleder, Joan ...... Snead, Francis ..... Spangler, Hazel ..... Springer, Arlene Studt, Joanne ...... I2 -A gm pfwpfma, 156 ll having a ball .. .......... singing with the Four Tunes Perry's photographer ...,............ hatesthearmy... ......... pretty as a picture ..,.. .,.... boy hunting ........, .....,. studying ,........ ...,.,. speed demon ............ ....... peppy cheerleader ,...,..,.., ...... very quiet in home room ......,... assistant in the office ,...... ....... shiny black hair ....,,....,. .,.,... filling out voter's cards .... .,...,, black wavy hair ., ,.....,. Perry's cheerleader T drives Nash ,,....,... fighting the Navy .......,...., ..... , going steady with Sam ........,.... playing for Commodores working in a bakery ....,..,.,.,..... called Princess .,.,.., ..,..,,.... A begging for yearbook money .... wearing glasses ....,.........,,,...,..... always smiling ..... ......, called Mikes secretarial iob ..........i A,.....,...... collecting money for yearbook business career .,,, ....,.,..,.,....... playing basketball ...., ....,. friendly personality ...,., Tiny ....................,.,...... ....... six footer ,.....,............,. ..,.... always late ...,.,..,......,..., ..,,,,. writing letters to Buzz ....,.. . our brain .........,..,...... ,... . .. singing away his time ....., .,,.... good listener ,..........,.. ....... riding in a Ford .,...... ....... someone's steady .,...., ...,... friendly . ,.......,. ...,.,.. . receiving a diamond ..,... .,... . living on Nob Hill .....,....... .,.,.... working for a locksmith . ....,... . quiet type .........,..,.....,..,., ..... loafing on the corner ,...... .,...., working hard ...,.....,...... ,..,.., a nut .,,............,.,..,..................... liking to sing ......,,..,......,..,. wearing Dickie's class ring ...... blushing ..,....,....,..,....,.....,,......., H66 ll 11711 singing with the Four Freshmen Press photographer General Kost starring in pictures man hunting teaching patient in the hospital peppy housewife circus clown Mr. Sutherland's private secretary model for Halo political candidate taking treatments for baldness Jack's cheerleader owns Nash corporation fighting in the Navy singing Sam's song playing for Steelers working in her home bakery someone's queen begging for money wearing bifocal lenses posing for toothpaste ads many little Mikes another Ann Sotherland tax collector marriage career manager of Dukes making many friends wearing stilts still growing late for his wedding married to Buzz Einstein's successor another TV star good speaker driving a Cadillac someone's husband good will ambassador raising little jewels living in a valley locking up some girl's heart disc iockey owning the corner working harder married to a bolt singing housewife wearing a wedding ring blushing bride Page Twenty nine '7lzwuL Szofronski, Rich .... ....,.,. Taylor, Margie ....,, ......,. Terrick, John ...,.,. Thomos, Virginia . Thompson, Margie Wade, Evo .,.,,..,... Wagner, Frank ..,.. Woldschmidt, Lois ,.i.. . .,.,, , Wolter, Jim ......... Wanner, Connie Waters, Elaine .....r. Wehner, Kay .......... ...,..,. Weidle, Margaret ,,.. ..,..,, Whiteside, George Wimer, Tom .......... ,i.,,,., Wissner, Jock Wolfe, Marion , Yetter, Carol ...,... Yockel,Howard,.r... Zimmerman, Clyde Page Thirty 72-n, gm Pfwphecq, I156 ll Biology Club president ,...,.,....... double dating with Judy .. working at the Stanley . ..,...... .. liking animals A ..,........... dreaming of being a nurse .always late for school .,.,....,.... playing the piano .... riding a motorcycle .,.... rosy cheeks ..........., likes gym ...,...,..... always swimming . riding in convertibles ..... .cheering Perry's team . looting at the corner making model porochutes driving Robinson's jeep , , ,. looting with Bill ....,,. ,... o tall Miss ....,. . hunting ,..,........ ..,... ,....... playing in the orchestra , H66 ll taking care of amoebos double wedding with Judy manager ot the Stanley married to a veterinarian on ofticial R. N. .ti mekeeper ot Koutmonn's Wagner ace riding o jaguar advertising Complexion Glow likes Jim swimming in the seo of love walking cheering her own team still looting making use of real ones driving Uncle Sam's jeep looting with Bill for life o toll Mrs. another Clyde Beatty playing with Pittsburgh Symphony Wana Armbruster, Janet Baacke, Mary ......,. Bambey, Dorothy .. Bean, Joan . .,....,.. . Bebb, Nancy ....... Benner, Ronald ..,... Billings, Grace ,..... Bills, Eleanor .,,. Boice, Carl ..,. Braun, John Bricker, Don .......... Burkarth, Charles ,. Campbell, Milton .. Clark, Larry ...... Crissman, Carol Corbit, Sheryl . .. Coutch, Jim . . Covert, Isabel . Davison, Josephine Dolby, Betty ......,.,. Dohn, June ....... Episcopo, Pat ,..,., Fincke, Chester ., Galda, John ..,.... Garland, Robert .,.. Garrity, Audrey .. Gass, Joyce ....,. . .. Gerstner, Don .....,., Gerstner, Marlene Givens, Jack ,....,,... Goedert, Norma .... Goldinger, Barbara Gooden, Emerson .. Graham, Ramon .... Graham, Roberta .. Haenel, Joyce . .. .. Hammack, Clyde .. Haney, Theaiean .. Haugh, Joann .,..... Hinds, Carol Lee . .. Heilman, Harry ,.,,., Holmes, Samuel .... Horrick, Judy .. Huff, Barbara ..,.., Jedlicka, Jenny ....,. Kanz, Carole .,.,..,. Katic, Robert ...,.,,,.. Kaufman, Hinda .. Kiefer, Mary ,......... Klinger, John .,.... eww on DK ......being a flirt .. playing the violin . .singing in the Choir ......,.........,. being a sweatergirl ..,.,..,.,........ .having natural blonde hair ....., .......lifting weights............................ dreaming about Harry ..,....,...... .missing Dale .,., . ,...... .sitting . ....... .... . . ,.,. having muscles ....,....,,..,. ,,,.. being a dreamboat ,,............... being the strong, silent type ..... .loafing in math .... .. .. ,.,.. .always a pal .....,, ,.,.., ..,., . riding in red convertibles . .havinga sunny smile , . . giving teachers a hard time fighting for her man .. being quiet ancl cute ,,,.,.,.., loafing in the Perry Show . .,...,. . coming to Perry this year . ,,....,. . ......being real gone on Ralph ... . .. learning to dance ..,... . .going steady with Margie .... .. .being a lady-killer . , . ..lots of vim and vigor . . .. ......having pretty teeth. .. .being a HAM . .. ... .active in Perryscope . . .... . .second Einstein ....... ...,., . .. .having pretty wavy hair ., .... .. .being friendly all the time . .the class comedian .. . .... ..... . .. quiet .......................... ........ being quiet ....... ....,...,............... .......wishing she could ioin Navy being bashful .. .... .... .... ...... . . loafing with Pat .. ..... .. .... .eating her lunch out .... .... being natural blonde ....... .blasting off in a black Ford being friendly .... .....,................. .being a good seamstress .... hitting it with underclassmen laughing in English class being small and powerful . ...., . . ....... being a real big iob . ....... ..... . . ..,.... being a genius ..........,..... .. . having two darling dimples owning a Studebaker ....... ...... 'r Qqfenu. iust like to be friendly! l'm George's understudy practicing for lullabies I haven't any blouses It's all in the mind Mr. America of 1960 he's my manl l'm not saying a word It's too much exercise to stand that's what cheerios do for you oh, you make me blushl I eat Wheatiesl those figures tire me force of habit depends on who is driving I advertise for lpana that's iust my personality I've got cat claws l'm gonna marry Spike Jones It's my second home I like itl If you only knew Ralph I like my teacher I don't know any better It's a nice pastime Mother puts Bosco in my milk result of a tooth brush I like to steal the show I like to see my name in print someone's got to take his place Tcni does wonders I like the human race l'm training for television l'm the strong, silent type you don't know mel l'm lonesome wait till I get started she twists my arm need some fresh air it's really a wigl ten points for every old lady it just comes naturally iust practicing homemaking but he's so cute it's a riot iust like a iaguar iust like a Mack truck it's easyl I I I laugh too much no! it's a Cadillac P090 Thirty one Wlamn, Kloes, Paul .......... Knauss, Richard .... Kneela nd, Mary ,,.,, .,... Kost, Thomas ..... Kuhn, Nancy ..... Kulwicki, Pat ..... Lacy, Eleanor ..... Lang, Wray ,,...., Layton, Susan ...... Lehman, John ...... Leo, Myra ...,...,. Lerario, Arleen .... Limberis, Arlene ...,. ..,... Lucas, Tim ............ Ludolff, Marjorie ,.... ...... Luzell, Robert ,..... Madey, Thomas ...,. Marchese, Rose .... Marxen, Harry ,....., Matviya, Peggy . .,...., .,... . McChesney, Carolyn McClelland, Don .... Meals, Sam ......... ,... Meyers, Geraldine .... .,.... Michels, Mary Ann .. .... .... , . Mull, Pat ..... .......,........ ....,. Miller, Ralph ...,.... Morgan, Ca role ,.r.. Myers, Carole ......... ....., Nevsimal, Carole . ,.... .,,,. Niehaus, Donna ..... Penkava, Donald .... ...... Pilotta, Vince .,.......... . ..... , Protzman, Marlene ...,... ...A., Putnam, Jill .............. ...... Ragin, Herbert .....,..,..., ,.,... Ravenstahl, Howard Reed, William ......,,. ,..... Reskovac, John ,.... Ritter, Myrna ......., Rock, Patricia ...,..... Rombach, Lloyd ,,... Scherer, Jim ..... Schirra, Tom ....,... Schlanger, Mike ,.,.. ,..... Schleder, Joan r,,, Setta, George ..,... Snead, Francis .... Spangler, Hazel .- ..,. ..... , Springer, Arlene ..... ....,. Studt, Joanne . ,.... Page Thirty -two eww D11 DK class Casanova .,... ,...... teasing girls , ,.i,.,.... ...,., . ace photographer ....... ....,,. being speechless ...... ....... being sweet ......... ,.,.,.. loving all males ...,. ....... always studying ...,.. ,.,.... a real big iob ..,..,. .,..... being full of pep ,.,. . ....,. , liking school .,.,,.,........ ....... working in the office ...... ....... being friendly ............, ,....t........ having beautiful black hair ...... having black hair .....,................ being full of pep .,..,......, .,..... going with a red head ....,..,.. running fast , ,,.........,,......,....,.. . secretly engaged ...............,.,.,., keeping an eye on the girls r....,.. liking Allegheny boys ,....,..,...,... being friendly ,,.,.....,. . ...... . being class wit .......,... ....,.. being a swell fellow ..,, singing in the Choir ....,,...,....,i.. wanting to become a nun ...,.,.,.. dating a new guy every day ...,.. liking Pat ,,.,. . ...,.,,..,.......... . working for Perryscope .......,.... being as crazy as they come ...... .second Einstein ,.................. partial to North Allegheny ......., sneaking past Mr. Irons at 8:46 .. being the class clown ....,.........,. liking the navy .,,........ .,..... being quiet ..., . .... ....,. , liking to paint ...t.......,........,,..,.., hearing everyone's troubles .,.... liking history .,..........,.......,.,....... having wonderful personality seen at Danceland ,..........,,....., . not growing ..,.,..,..,. ....,., having a flat top . thrilling the girls .t.. .....,. having curly hair A....., .... ,.,.,... picking on little kids t,...,....,.,..,.. being near top of Honor Roll ,.,. always being late ..... .....,...,...... running Cross-Country .... ...,... being quiet ,.,......,...... ......, fashion plate ..,..i ..,... being sweet , . ..... .. Magnus. that's why they call me Brando it's fun watch the birdie! cat's got my tongue I eat a lot of sugar plead's guilty trying to replace Einstein all muscle good old Geritol who are you trying to kid? have to get in good somehow I like people I use Tintair I use Wildroot Cream Oil I take vitamin pills Red's iust my color someone's always chasing me don't tell anyone can't help it, got big eyes only Ronnie everyone is bigger than me nit wit it's iust a habit I'm iust a canary I'm not boy crazy I have a collection no will power it gets me out of class no defense ask Mr. McKelvy Bob goes there He nabs me every time I'm too young for the circus Just one sailor, that's all fsilencel I take after Michaelangelo iust curious well, Miss Traubert is the teacher doing what comes naturally Dave is there I don't like Wheaties I like that record the most it's fun I set it every night Milt is my favorite I like high altitudes I don't have a watch I want to see the .world . I just make a little noise I read Vogue I eat lots of sugar 'l'lam.2. Szafranski, Richard Taylor, Marjorie .... Terrick, John ,.,.,.. Thomas, Virginia ,. Thompson, Mariorie Wade, Eva ..,,,..,..,.,. Wagner, Frank ,..... Waldschmidt, Lois ., Walter, James ,..r.... Kvwvi DK vie Qnguun. .......having unpronounceable namenblame my father being a sharp dresser .r.,.,... .......being an usher . . ....... being quiet ..., . ,............being quiet . ,always being late .........,. ......., being a great iazz player .,.,...... .always lagging around ....,..... .....,.liking Carol . Wanner, Corinne ..,.. ....... b eing on a diet ....... . .,..,,.., . Waters, Elaine ....,. .......having beautiful wavy hair Wehner, Kathleen .... ,. .....,. liking convertible rides ...... . Weidle, Margaret .. Whiteside, George Wimer, Thomas ....., Wissner, John ..... Wolfe, Marion ..... Yetter, Carol .... Yockel, Howard ..,. Zimmerman, Clyde .loving Sonny ...,.,..... ,,., .. ,...... being tall ..,......,..., . . loafing with the gang ..4,. .,....,. .......being Class Treasurer . having pretty blonde hair ....,.... .being sweet ,.,........ ....t.. ........ loafing in home room ,,.,. ,.,.. . .. . I .,.... having brains ,... I buy at Robert Hall's I like people well, shut my mouth yup! I need a new alarm cloc that's my style it's fun I get them young and r a I'm really saving money it comes naturally I'm the outdoor type I plead guilty mother put vigoro in my I'm an individualist easy way to get money just another Goldilocks I eat a lot of sugar I'm tired can't do without them k ise them bottle Page Thirty-three f fx ., ' If Vg-f ' f ,jg I X xx X Q it XA .. 1 'RR' V3 ' 5 V X , y , :S V f 3 my ' ' , L, ' 5 ' Q 1, JY 1 XX 1 N x-, 0 if . Ji' Q' I Mqjorettes Ya fm , 1 V' xfgf L44 Q: N -31 N: 2+ -J E , X2 Q 1 f 8 7 9-' , . A f +4 f K L55 A F..f.n.Lx.'r:t fx if 4 X -rs f' ' i . ma , . 1 X m. 5'- K., L4 S A Z4 tv- X 4 f W 4 , 4 Choi' Qsqsog SKINS' V 'iv YVA ff' -Ga. uv Y sf iv . Q1 ! 5 .4 ,,Qmu+.GO X X' YA, fi' q:f??siffr Jieffwrnb er tfm ciczjkj may ?frUfc1lLlfcLfL Ur1 v SENIORS Jlzlaimq, - ng gyfblllltlhq, 7957 In February, 1951, our class started to Perry Junior High. We made an attempt to find our classes, and, after a few unsuccessful tries, most of us did. We soon became acquainted with the school and the upperclassmen. For the next two years we were to have l'l0 as our homeroom with Miss Blayney as our teacher. By the time we reached eighth grade, we knew Perry inside and out. We started to at- tend such activities os the football and basket- ball games. We really began to get into the swing of things when one of our own classmates became President of the Junior School. We looked forward to becoming freshmen. After being ioined by students from McNau- gher, our freshman class really expanded. As freshies many new activities and studies were open to us. We were divided into two home- rooms now. We began to feel as though we were an active part of Perry and were filled with enthusiasm for our future years here. When our class reached the tenth grade, we were beginning to take more interest in some of Page Thirty-six Ufjiceu, Front: R. Swedish, M. Siefert Back Row: L. Dollhopf, L. Sibbet the school activities. Many of our boys made the football team, and we were glad to see several of our girls trying out for maiorettes and cheer- leaders. As sophomores we discovered many new activities which soon became a part of our lives at Perry. Our junior year brought many new thrills to us. Some of us were accepted into the National Honor Society, and others received Key Awards and placements in the Scholastic Contest for their outstanding achievements in Arts and Crafts. We all cheered the Commodores on to victory with much enthusiasm as most of our boys were now football players. One was on the swimming team, too. In all the excitement, our senior pic- tures arrived. Time was really flying! At last our Class Rings were ordered, and we were bus- ily making plans for our final and most impor- tant year at Perry. We anticipate our senior year with high hopes of many fine things to remember long after our graduation. - wuwwvnr- -nw - - T.,- LEONARD ANGELETTI Chick Chick enioys basketball, football, and hunting is seen with Dale, Ches, Don, Ed, Babe, and Bill .. . likes sleeping, cars, turkeys, and spaghetti . .. includes wood- shop, arts and crafts among his favorite subiects plans to ioin the Air Force. Conditioning, Biology, Hi-Y, Milroy DAVID KARL BANJANIN Dave Dave is seen with Bill, John, and Bob . .. favors arts and crafts . . . spends lei- sure hours sleeping includes football and hockey among his hobbies likes Buicks and steaks. Biology Club, Driver Education, Camera Club ALICE JEAN BOCHTER Gil Alice takes a shine to history, sewing, and clothes . . . is seen with Janet, Nancy, Jo and a certain boy . . . likes spaghetti and pizza includes college or model- ing in her future plans. Biology, Bogi, Milroy, Sewing, Art Service EDWIN D. COULTER Ed Ed loves spaghetti, Barry Kaye, and girls .. . is seen with Dave and Buck . . . enioys voice, math, crafts, and loafing at the drug store plans to attend col- lege. Camera Club, Perryscope, Commodore Staff, A Cappella LINDA LEE DOLLHOPF ' Linda is fond of playing the piano and pointing likes clothes and working at Kappels is seen with the SL7's and Carol enioys shorthand, English, and history plans to do secretarial work. A Cappella, Girls' Leaders, Perryscope, Commodore, Milroy, Library Staff, Bogi gm 796 J. THOMAS ANTILL Squid Tom likes hamburgers, woodshop, and football is seen iagging around with Rudy, Ron, and Larry includes fishing and hunting among his hobbies plans to be a mechanic after gradua- tion. Conditioning Club, Biology Club ROBERT BARRANTI Bob Bob can be found riding in his Model A likes ravioli and fixing Buicks is usually seen with Joe, Dave, Lou, Bani, and Nook plans to dodge the draft, but really doesn't mean it. Biology, Hi-Y, Milroy, Conditioning Club. MARGARET COOK Loiay Loiay loves dancing, skating, and play- ing the piano is seen with Ruth and the Perryites includes English, his- tory, and voice among her favorite sub- iects enioys doing missionary work spends leisure hours spinning records and watching television plans to at- tend business school and become a secre- tary. A Cappella, Biology, Art Service, Library, Co-Editor of Commodore CAROL L. DAISS Daisy Daisy listens to Nat King Cole and Rege Cordic is seen with the SL7's is always reading Mad likes English, records, and Melvin spends leisure hours sleeping and eating eggplant. A Cappella, Perryscope, Commodore, Mil- roy, library Staff, Bogi KENNETH C. FRASER Ken Ken goes in for trumpet playing, read- ing, and taking it easy is seen with Lou, Larry, Dale, and Aub likes church, sports, and most girls antici- pates going to college. A Cappella, Band, Perryscope, Commo- dore, Senior Council, National Honor So- ciety Page Thirty-seven Jw em 79 6 M SISTO GEORGE GATTO Nookie Sisto enioys reading, T. V., English, and woodshop . . . is seen with Bob, Joe, Dave and Bob has hunting, fishing, and girls as hobbies plans to step into his father's gas station business after gradu- ation. Swimming Club, Biology Club AUBREY M. HALL, JR. Aub Aubrey's main interest is playing the drums he is usually found driving around in his Ford or with Ken, Squid, and Pete . .. plans to attend college after graduation. Band, Bogi, Orchestra, Swimming Club, Showtime RONALD D. HAY Haymer Ron spends his leisure hours making money . .. is especially interested in foot- ball, hunting, and drawing . . . is usually seen with Haywood, Nobel, Moon, and Ches plans to ioin the Marines after graduation. Conditioning Club, Biology, Commodore ALBERT KAELIN K- Al is seen looting with Ches, Ron, and Bill considers history his best subiect includes football and other sports among his main interests . . . plans to en- ter the service after graduation. Driver Education, Conditioning Club ROY KLOPFER Rey Roy dotes on Hot Rod Books, fast cars, and Judy enioys strawberry Ishortcake is seen with Jim, Bill, Tom, and Charley likes woodshop arts and crafts plans to enter the Air Force. Biology Club Page Thirty-eight ILDA E. GERHARD1' Butch Ilda reads Med and talks on the phone to Daisy and Marilyn is seen with SL7's, Donna, and Pot likes clothes, music, and the Four Freshmen plans to attend Thiel. A Cappella, Library Staff, Commodore, Perryscope, Milroy, Senior Council, Bogi. CHARLES HALL Chas Chas likes driving, playing pop records, and eating all kinds of food, especially mashed potatoes spends his leisure hours looting with Roy plans to go into any type of radio or television work. Biology Club VIRGINIA ANNE HESS Jennie Jennie includes music, driving, and a certain football player among her main interests pals around with the SL7's, Lynda, and Boog makes a cute ma- iorette includes Penn State in her future. Biology, National Honor, A Cappella, Ma- iorette, Orchestra, Perryscope, Commo- dore, Milroy CAROL ANN KINSELLA Kinsy Carol spends her leisure hours reading enioys cooking, skating, baby sitting, and making her own clothes considers fried chicken her favorite dish is seen with Ann, Wiggles, Jo, and Smitty likes history and typing class . .. plans to hunt a iob after graduation. Voice-Speaking, Biology, Jr. Red Cross. DAVE J. KNABEL Nobel Dave enioys fishing, going to see Ray the Green Man, making money, and loaf- ing at Knolls admires Coach Smith and girls in general likes English and study class . .. is seen with Buck, Moon, Nancy, and the boys in 306 plans to be a Marine. Biology Club am-, W, ,,--.- m.., .WYYW 326 JANET JULIA KNABEL JJ Jan considers shorthand her favorite subiect spends leisure hours loafing with the gang and listening to Porky Chedwick says her main interest is That certain guy is seen with Gee, Mary, Nance, and Jo likes pizza plans to attend business school. Biology, Bogi, Art Service, Milroy, Girls Leaders, Do's and Don'ts DONALD laSCOLA Don Don includes hunting and fishing among his hobbies spends his leisure hours with Don Bricker, at football, or at Duchy's includes college or the Marines in his future plans. A Cappella, Conditioning Club CHESTER LOMBARDI Ches Ches enioys baseball, turkeys, lag- ging people, and winning football games loves pizza pals around with Larry, Babe, Don, Dale, and the boys . . . likes history, arts and crafts plans to be a Marine. Biology, Conditioning SHIRLEY CATHERINE lUTZ ShirI Shirl enioys typing for Dick Greene and singing pals around with Anne, Pris, Joan, Duddle, and Judy . .. plans to become o secretary likes music, driver education, and money. A Cappella, Dramatics, Voice Speaking, Choir, Perryscope, Commodore PRISCILLA MATTHEWS Priss Priss has a weakness for Mike and chocolate cake is seen with Anne and Shirley enioys listening to Glen Miller and Mario Lanza on her Hi Fi plans marriage after graduation. A Cappella, Dramatic Club, Commodore, Perryscope gm 796 ANN LANGHORST Ann Ann likes sewing, reading, and typing class loves French fries and a cer- tain guy is seen with Joan, Carol, and Wiggles spends leisure hours watching television and doing homework . . . plans to be married. Biology, Dramatics, Do's and Don'ts, Bogi, Art Service LOUIS D. LIGUORI Louie Lou likes spaghetti and meatballs enioys football, Fords, and girls is seen with Dave, Joe, Bob, and Babe plans to play college football enioys woodshop and art. Conditioning Club, Football, Biology, Hi-Y, Milroy, Art Service, Bogi CAROLE ANN LURK CaroIe Carol is expert in sewing is seen with Mooch's Morons is quite inter- ested in George . .. likes pizza . .. spends leisure hours disagreeing with Mr. Boord enioys sewing class plans to attend business school and marry. Bogi, Giology, Girls' leaders, Dramatics, Milroy WILLIAM MACHIN Machine-Gun Bill is seen with Muckeye, Chester, and Al considers English and history his favorite subiects spends leisure hours doing homework includes the Army in his future. Driver Education, Conditioning Club, Biol- ogy Club FRANK McQUIllAN Frank Frank is usually seen with Roy, Jim, Bill, and Tom spends his leisure mak- ing model airplanes and swimming enioys woodshop, English, and loafing at Hites likes chile-con-carne and girls includes the Navy blue in his future. Biology Club Page Thirty-nine 326 gm 79 6 JOAN MILLER Jo Joan likes driving, records, and boys is usually seen with Joyce, Don, Shir- ley, Anne and Carol spends her leisure hours in shows and driving plans to be a secretary. Library Staff, Commodore, Biology, A Cappella, Voice Speaking ANNE M. OFCHINICK Annie Ann likes boys, Buicks, music, and clothes is seen with Shirl, Priss, Duds, Janet, and Jane enioys playing the organ and piano, typing, attending short- hand class, wriitng to sailors, and eating French fries never returns her Choir robe on time plans to be a private secretary. A Cappella, Service, Perryscope, Commo- dore, Dramatics Club ANN PEIFFER Little Annie Ann likes clothes, shorthand and look- ing at Melvin's picture is usually found riding around in a green Ford or with the SL7's and Pat plans to be a secretary. Milroy, Girls' leaders, Service, Biology, Perryscope, Commodore, Library Stott, Sewing Club CLIFFORD ALLAN POFF Al Al's main interests are girls and sports Al spends leisure hours looting at Louie's considers band his favorite subiect . .. is seen with Fran, John, and Art enioys hunting and playing the trumpet likes steak and mashed po- tatoes . . . plans to attend business school. Drivers' Education, Biology, Commodore, Electrical Experiments BETTY SCHNEIDERLOCKNER Bets Betty spends her leisure hours listening to Porky and writing letters likes piz- za and French fries from Delney's can usually be found at Paterson's with Anne or Lutzie plans to be a secre- tary. Bogi, Biology, Dramatics Page Forty SHIRLEY LYNNE MORRISON Shirl Shirl's main interests include clothes and thot certain guy she spends leisure hours listening to Porky Chedwick and arguing with Mr. Board enioys swimming and typing class. . .loves pizza is seen with Troian and Donuts plans to attend business school. Bogi, Milroy, Biology LARRY orrsnmm opp Larry can be found loafing at Louie's or down at Milt's . .. likes clothes, Porky and girls is usually seen with Ches, Lou, Babe, and Don . . . plans to ioin the U. S. Marines after graduation. Conditioning Club, Biology MARY CHARLOTTE PELLETTIRO Mary Mary is always seen with Janet, Alice, Nance, and Ja . . . likes pizza and a cer- tain boy from North. . .spends her leisure hours loafing with the gang plans to do secretarial work. Art Service, Biology, Bogi, Do's and Dont's, Girls leaders, Milroy DA LE RECTOR Dee Dee enioys working at Larry's Food Market and sleeping is seen with Ches, Don, Chick, and Ed . . . likes pizza- burgers, hunting, and playing basketball enioys arts and crafts plans to be a Marine. Conditioning, Hi-Y, A Cappella LORRAI NE SIBBET Sib Lorraine enioys listening to Rege Cordic, giving P.J. parties, and driving with the group is seen with the SL7's and Joyce . .. enioys banana splits likes English, Latin, sports, Doris Day, and clothes plans to enter iournalism or teaching. Girls Leaders, Perryscope, Commodore, Milroy, library, A Cappella MARILYN SIEFERT Sief Marilyn enioys clothes and talking on the phone at suppertime is always forgetting music for Choir can be seen cutting up with the SL7's and Pat plans to attend Thiel. A Cappella, Perryscope, Commodore, Milroy, Maiorettes, Library Stat? RUDY GEORGE SWEDISH Pete Rudy's main interests are football, bas- ketball, and fishing Rudy is usually with Tom, Ron, Stoof, and Larry . . . likes wood shop, metal shop, and cocoa- nut cream pie . . . plans to be a mechanic. Biology, Conditioning Club SYLVIA M. TROIAN Sylvia likes clothes and a certain boy . . . is seen with Mooch's Morons enioys swimming and history goes in for listening to Porky Chadwick is wild about ravioli looks for- ward to college. Biology Club, Bogi, Milroy cmzol ANNE wlensv Wiggles Carol enioys talking on the phone, sewing, playing the piano, and swim- ming is seen with Kinsy, Smitty, Jo, and Ann . . . likes steak with mushrooms and onions considers English, typing, and shorthand her favorite subiects plans to attend medical school. Girls Leaders, Biology, Library, Perryscope, Commodore, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving Club jab gm 796 JOYCE ANN SMITH Smitty Joyce is seen with Joan, Sam, Priss, and Carol enioys English, history, traveling, and playing the piano likes steak and French fries spends leisure hours swimming, ice skating, and going to the movies . .. plans to attend business school or college. Library Staff, Commodore, Biology, Perry- scope NORMAN THOMA Buck Buck's hobbies include singing, pho- tography, girls, and football favorite dish is steak . . . Buck likes playing foot- ball, going steady, and crafts class is seen with Bob, Rick, and Bob spends leisure hours working plans to work after graduation. Biology, Camera JAMES WALDORF Jim Jim is usually found with Bill, Mike, Lloyd, and Tom likes shops, fast cars, money, and girls plans to ioin the Marine Corps after graduation. Biology, Conditioning, Proiectionists, Nau- tical, Drivers Education EDWARD SCHRAM Moon Eddie spends his leisure hours loaiing at Knolls and sleeping likes football and baseball is always seen with the Knoll boys, Haymer, Buck, and Ches . . . plans to work after graduation. Hi-Y, Biology Page Forty-one QV N . 39 'Egg if 3 his 1 WW! , Q r Across: 1. Tom Sawyer?? 2.Tha1's me. 3, Hi! Princess! Sec- Fourih Row: 1. Wafch out!!! 2. Oops! again? 3.Wha1 price ond Row: I. Glamour girl. Third Row: T. Caughr in the act. beauty! Fifth Row: 1. Mid-afternoon snack. 2. No fair 2.Is that a candelabrum? 3.Whatcha' looking at, Harry? peeking. Page Foriy-two g-q-svgvwq,-ng-ppfw 'flame Angeletti, Leonard Antill, Thomas ..., Banianin, David . Barranti, Robert ..... Bochter, Alice ..,..... Cook, Margaret ....,.. Coulter, Edwin ...t Daiss, Carol ........ Dollhopf, Linda .,.. Fraser, Kenneth .. Gatto, Sisto .......... Gerhardt, llda ,... Hall, Aubrey ..... Hall, Charles ..,.. Hay, Ronald ..... Hess, Virginia ,... . Kaelin, Albert ...,.. Kinsella, Carol ..., Klopfer, Roy ..... Knabel, David .... Knabel, Janet ,..... Langhorst, Anna .. LaScola, Donald ,. Ligouri, Louis ........, Lombardi, Chester Lurk, Carole ,.....,..., Lutz, Shirley .....,.. Machin, William ,......, Matthews, Priscilla ...... McQuillan, Frank .,.... Miller, Joan .......... Morrison, Shirley ..... Ofchinick, Ann .,..... Opperman, Larry .... . Peiffer, Ann .......t... Pelletiro, Mary ..., Poff, Alan ...... .,...... Rector, Dale ...,......., .. Schneiderlochner, Betty Schramm, Edward ...i,.. Sibbett, Lorraine ..... Siefert, Marilyn .,..,.. Smith, Joyce .,.,. Swedish, Rudy .,.... Thoma, Norman ..... Troian, Sylvia ...... Wigley, Carol ...... . .S:J6,,,-,..,.,., 3 I -B flazm, Pfwplmcq. 156 ll Chuckie ,,....,.. . . .,r., .. class clown .........i,........... trying to learn German ....,.. driving a Model A ,,,......,.., H6 6 ll chasing Chicks employed at Ringling Bros. still trying driving a Model T wearing concan petticoats ..,..... Miss Cancan smart Cookie .,.... ..,.,....... singing in the choir , ....... . wearing crazy shoes ..... ,. selling diamonds ........... tops in basketball ..,,.. called Cisco ..,. ,. class beauty .,,..,.,... pounding the drums ...,. making rings in crafts ...... class spokesman ..,........ driving like a maniac ..,... always tired .............,... Rainbow Girl .,......... ..,..... sporting lots of freckles ..,.. loafing at Phil's .....t.....,. being a twin .....,,...,......... sewing for Miss England .,.., perfecting extra points ,.,,... breaking bones in football . gaing to the haunted house called Do-nuts ..... ........... fast In typing ....,..,.......,...,... handing out chewing gum . engaged to the real McCoy , chasing girls ,....,...,.. .......... liking history . ........... . sporting a pony tail ..,,,. late for school ............... wearing sharp clothes ..,... being popular ..., angelic look .,.,.,.. trumpet player ,. .,.,. .. working at Larry's .............,. longest name in the class .. paying library fines .. nice voice ,.....,., ........, singing in a quartet ..... pushing Young Life wearing a crewcut , , ,..... washing dishes at Louie's wearing pretty clothes ....... liking the boys ......,........ baking cookies for Walt singing at the Met. shoemaker wearing diamonds tops in everything next Cisco Kid world beauty drumming up business jeweler world's greatest debater Indianapolis Speedway still tired finding her pot of gold Mr. Freckles still loafing at Phil's raising twins sewing for George punter for the Steelers breaking football records haunting a house baking doughnuts for George setting a world record handing out money raising little McCoys girls chasing Frank making history living on a ranch late for her wedding wearing a U. S. M. C. uniform Miss Popularity raising coin next Ray Anthony owning Larry's shortened by marriage owning half interest in the library next Doris Day raising little quartets pushing Sam's life one of the Crewcuts washing dishes for a lucky girl one of the ten best-dressed women gets her man Page Forty-three 'name Angelett, Leonard .. Antill, Tom ...,....,.,,... Banianin, Dave .,.. Barranti, Bob ..A. Bochter, Alice . Cook, Margaret Coulter, Ed ..,,...... Daiss, Carol ,. ...... ,, Dollhopf, Linda .... Fraser, Ken ........ Gatto, Sisto ..,,.... Gerhardt, llda ,.,.., Hall, Aubrey ...... Hall, Charles Hay, Ron .. . Hess, Virginia ..,... Kaelin, Albert ,.,.,., Kinsella, Carol Klopfer, Roy ..t.., Kna bel, Dave .,.,... Knabel, Janet ,..... Langhorst, Anna LaScola, Don .,.,.... Ligouri, Louis Lombardi, Chester lurk, Carol .. Lutz, Shirley ...,.. Machin, William .,,. Matthews, Priscilla McQuillan, Frank Miller, Joan Morrison, Shirley . Ofchinick, Ann ,.,..., Opoerman, Larry . Peilfer, Ann ., .. .. Pelletiro, Mary Pittman, David .,,. Poff, Alan ., , Rector, Dale .,...,...... ,.,.......... Schneiderlochner, Betty Schramm, Ed .......,..., Siefert, Marilyn Sibbet, Lorraine Smith, Joyce ,..... Swedish, Rudy ...,. Thoma, Norman Troian, Sylvia ....... Waldorf, Jim . ,..... Wigley, Carol ....... Page Forty-four 601011, of DK having a Hollywood smile , .,., . being called Squid ........,....... having a mother in cafeteria ..., driving fast ,,....,.............,.,..,.,.... protesting having long hair .,,.., writing to W. I. L. Y. ..,,, ..,,.,..... . being a choir angel ..,,.,.. being cute and likable ..... ....... laughing ......,......... .,,.... ....... knowing everything .,.,.. ,.,.., sleeping in class .... ....,....,....,,,. looking for hot pear iuice ......., sharing a cool convert .......,... giving Miss Traubert hard time .. liking to draw ., ,...,. ............... . . ....,.fIirting with the boys caught sneaking in at 8:50 ....... being a sweet gal .. .. .,......,.,. liking everyone ........ ...... ,.,... iagging Miss Zych ....,,............,.,. ......nct doing her homework liking a certain boy .,.,... ,.,....., ,.,.,.keep an eye out for the girls . ..,...taking football too hard ..,.,playing good football games ., crying over sad letters . . .,,...havinq curly hair ., ......working in a furniture store ., Qnfmm Strem's do a good iob l've got long arms don't I get more food? somebody's always chasing me l'll put barbers out of business Bill Powell's the greatest robes would fool the devil himself what! me worry? I'lI cry tomorrow it's in the books ZZZZZZZZzzzzz Brunsczweiger cookies yeah, it's a real hot stick yeah, who says? curves especially are there other things to do? I can't find anyone bigger than mel I always use sugar in my tea the more the merrier guilty? who me? he's real George only the maiorettes I'm iust all broken up they keep me in shape keep thinking of George. Boo! Hoo! Toni does wonders oh! my aching back! knowing the real McCoy , .. ...A I like it, I like it calling himself O' Lonesome ....,. ,.,,..being quiet . ,leading Mooch's Morons having a pretty alto voice , ...mloating on the corner having a cute shape .,... . ......... . ,.,..,making her own clothes wearing black denim trousers being Ray Anthony ......,.,...,..., singing like crazy trying to pass typing .,... ...... always sleeping .....l...,..... having mischievous eyes .. . being on the go .....,.. .,......,.,.,...l using living lipstick , being short ............ .............,.,,.. singing in a quartet .,...,....,.,.,... cutting up with Jan and Alice. driving a blue Old's .,........,.. I being a sweater girl ......,. .,.... not exactly Ol' can't judge a book victory???????? Ia, ti, dol I'm a square I'm a Slenderella fanl wait till I start making little ones!!! should see my motorcycle boots! if that's true, where is Mami? Miss Gibson will agree to that ASDF,lki ZZZZZZzzzz Maybelline made especially for me I like to travel it doesn't work so was Napoleon well, we're not the crewcutsl snip! snip snipl ll wanna drag????? I don't own any blouses Jienwnbff myj 7ca1',v af 0?my f i -kg . - L SSES Page Forly-six 5 ' , Hgh, ,Srlwnl 206 First Row: B. Goldinger, L. Waldschmidr, S. Layton, C. Hinds, J. Armbrusfer, R. Gra- ham, M. Baacke, G. Myers, Sec- ond Row: M, Leo, M. Wolf, J. Davison, H. Kaufman, A. Lim- beris, M. Taylor, J. Sfuclf. Third Row: C. Burkarih, E. Gooden, M. Protzman, C. Morgan, C. Nevsimal, J, Hor- rick, C. Yefler, E. Wade. Fourih Row: G. Seiia, J. Lehman, R. Benner, J. Klinger, B. Reed, L. Romdack, T. Wimer, H. Ragin. Buck Row: B. Kalic, J. Galda, G. Whiteside, B. Garland, J. 205 Firsi Row: C. McChesney, S, Corbit, C. Wanner, I. Covert, P. Maiviya, M. Weidle, D, Bam- bey, E. Bills. Second Row: E. Lacy, J. Gass, J. Pufnam, J. Schleder, E. Waters, R. Mar- chese, J, Jedlicka, M. Ludolff, P. Rock. Third Row: A. Lerario, J. Heney, M. Campbell, J. Wis- ner, P. Kulwicki, M. Michels, J. Haugh. Fourih Row: C. Fincke, S. Meals, J. Scherer, R. Miller, D. Gersfner, D. McClelland, D. Knauss, H. Ravenstahl. Buck Row: J, Coutch, C. Boice, H. Yockel, R. Luzell, F. Wagner, C. Zimmerman. 275 First Row: B. l-lug, C. Kanz, M. Riifer, C. Meyers, A. Garriiy, C. Crissman, D, Niehaus, J. Bean. Second Row: R. Gra- ham, B. Dolby, J. Waller, P. Kloes, F. Snead, V. Thomas, N. Bebb, M. Done, J. Haenel. Third Row: M. Kiefer, K. Wehner, B. Binkerl, N. Kuhn, M. Kneeland, M. Gersfner, H. Spangler, P. Mill, P. Episcopo. Fourth Row: N. Goederl, C. Hammack, D. Bricker, S. Holmes, W. Lang, T. Schirra, J. Givens. Bock Row: G. Billings, A. Springer, H. Marxen, J. Terrick, L. Clark, H. Heilman, D. Penkava. Reskovac. 5 xg Mum During the past four years at Perry, we, the June class of 1956, have had experience and fun unequaled at any other time in our lives. To our many friends in lower grades we express our thanks for the wonderful times we shared. We also wish to thank our homeroom teachers for the guidance and friendship they have extended to us. As we leave Perry, we should like to wish each and every Perryite all the luck and success such as we ourselves have had at our Alma Mater. We hope they will continue to keep Perry the school it has been in the past. 306 First Row: A. Ofchinick, C, Kin- sella, M. Cook, V. Hess, M. Sie- fert, A. Peiffer, C. Wigley, C. Daiss. Second Row: D. Pitt- man, C. Lombardi, D. Rector. C. Hall, J. Miller, J. Smith, S. Lutz. Bock Row: R. Barranti, D. Knabel, N. Thema, E. Schramm, R. Hay, C. Poff. 770 First Row: E. Coulter, D. Ban- ianin, L. Opperman, K, Fraser, R. Swedish, J. Waldorf, R. Klopfer, F, McQuillan, M. Pel- lettiro. Second Row: L. Doll- hopf, L, Sibbet, I. Gerhardt, B. Schneiderlochner, C. Lurk, S. Morrison, S. Troian, A. Lang- horst. Back Row: T. Antill, A. Kaelin, A. Hall, B. Machin, C. Gatto, P. Matthews, A. Bochter, J. Knable. Page Forty-seven My ' Km The class of l957 will always remember and cherish their years at Perry. Our home room teachers-Miss England, Miss Blayney, Miss Martin, Mr. Buker, and Mr. Smith-have given us wise counsel through the years. In the future when we look back on our high school days we will remember the fun and hard work which we experienced at Perry. Next year will be our Senior Year. We will try to make it a good one. Many new responsibilities will be ours, we will carry them out to the best of our ability. Page Forty-eight 379 First Row: R. Smith, L, Huber, D, Fiffas, J. Cacolice, B. Jones, D. Park. Second Row: A. Pat- terson, B. McCauly, L. Robin- son, K. Wallace, T. Blasius, L. Lawrence, N. Minzenberg. Third Row: R. West, J. Parrish, J. Dumont, .l. Pellettiro, R. Stoof, K. McMonigal, G. Zervos. Bock Row: R. Simmons, R. Luther, B. Shutte, J. Kerr, F. Kirsh, J. Reck- er, P. Gordon, R, Arent, 706 First Row: S. Marcellus, S. Lersch, B, Yochim, E. Suttel, 8. Holloway, P. Soldatos, N, Wy- man, M. Pace, M. Killen. Sec- ond Row: T. Lippert, R. Fox, D. Fisher, J. Metzger, M. Schmed- line, M. Voie, C. Wilson, C. Poff. Back Row: R. Lerach, K. Oliar, J. Bodner, P, Giardina, B. Lunz, R. Rubaker, R. Cassell, P. Lang- horst. 709 First Row: L. Goodworth, G. Wanner, D. Bender, D. Hall, P. Mclaughlin, D, Glavin. Second Row: J. Kiefer, J. Leslie, R. Kuntz, C, Hoffman, R. Duty, P. Dodson, D. Weber, N. Clark. Third Row: C. Flemming, E. Brown, B. Lott, A. Skiies, R. Vollmer, J, Forsythe, P. Freed. R. Ackerman. Back Row: G. Maykranz, C. Lee, C. Corse, H. Rinehart, T. Crozier, L. Ward, T. Timney, A. Bottinelli, J. Ma- caluso. 322 First Row: A, Camp, L, Coff- man, P. Hay, G. Noll, J. Hart' man, G. Buczkowski. Second Row: D. Matviya, T. Pusateri, W. Prescott, P. Dee, V. Robin- son, J. Gray, S. Spring. Third Row: S. Kuras, R. Picard, A. Clyde, J. Sample, N. Walters, K. Duncan, J. Bowen, E. Mans- field, Fourth Row: G. Jackson, J, Leibach, D. Margus, A. Cam- marata, E. Strauss, T. McKin- ney, W, Kelly. Bock Row: D. Phelan, H. Miller, D. Ingram, J. Tate, T. Neixola, R. Bridge. 220 First Row: J. Norris, J. Gra- ham, Y. Harris, M. Bruce, G, Mannic, N. Bernstein, K. Voltz, S. Todd, Second Row: R. Freed, D. Thaclceray, L. Pitrusu, L. Hammer, C, Fischer, N. Myers, B. Baker, E. Hammel. Third Row: L. Woelfel, D. Cummings, Row: L. Woelfel, D. Cummings, J. Kulwicki, J. Rohm, M. Sna- men, R. Kirsh, K. Mangan, T. Stover. Fourth Row: B. Goetz. J. Kirin, W. Kuehner, A. Nagy, R, Ostronic, A. Uirich, J. Rich- ardson, T. Walsh, Buck Row: J. Forster, D. Reidel, J. Haas, R. McClone, J. MacFarlane, J. Wis- er, K. Young. Page Forty-nine jh Svphv Klan, The Sophomores this year are proving themselves to be true Perryites. They have demonstrated the real Perry High spirit by participating in many school activities. Many sophomores are members ofthe Varsity Football, Bas- ketball, and Track teams. Some ofthe girls belong to the Major- ette and Cheerleading Cadets, while other class members are active in such clubs as Biology, A Cappella Choir, and Perry- scope. Almost all of them enjoy attending our popular Bogi Club dances. Under their sponsors Miss Boggs, Miss Gibson, Miss Matz, and Mr. Zukovich, the Sophomores are looking forward to their Junior year with much enthusiasm. Page Fifty N.:-' in 276 First Row: S. Kyler, W. Lewis, B. Heidenreich, E. Baust, M. Wagner, L. Putnam. Second Row: S. Cummings, L. Velp, A. Durkin, B. Knoll, E. Lurk, E. Kee- len, J. Schnaufer. Third Row: D. Eback, A. Kawka, B. Peter- son, J. Schleder, E. Panno, F. Hayden, C. Farren. Fourth Row: M. Zupsic, F. Pusateri, J. Kolor- ick, T. Bagley, E. Mannas. Back Row: J. Swain, E, Pritchard, B. Brown, J. Edwards, J. Ger- rich. 377 First Row: J. Koch, J. Bean, G. Redman, S. Niecgorski, J. Dol- by, J. Kelly. Second Row: M. Rooney, D. Copeland, R. Sukits, R. Welsk, E. Baacke, G. Morris, J. Titus, N. Dering. Third Row: B. Heck, H. Champlin, J. Jakus, C. Hanna, J. Lieb, J. Winkler, E. Fugh. Back Row: J. Luke, R. Petrovic, R. Bauer, W. Hamilton, A, Zoelle, D. HoHman, J. Jura- tovick. 327 Firsl Row: P. Duty, E. Walsh, C. Marxen, D. Glavin, L. Lu- dolff, E. Vollberg. Second Row: N. Ogden, J. Solomon, J. Thompson, A. Jedlicka, A. Sa- ger, D. Corsello, l.. Hamison, Third Row: J. Benner, H. Ed- miston, B. Hoffman, M. Pascha- ledis, B. Ewalf, D. Martusea- vich, J. Alvvaver. Fourth Row: L. Simmons, B. Banaszak, E. Dil- lard, F. Hagan, J. Snead, J. Thomas, E. Paulda. Buck Row: R. Fredrich, R. Henderson, R. Roach. 209 First Row: R. Arnold, P. Ham- mock, B. Barrick, C, Showers, N. Brezina, B. Genfler, J, Dela- ney, K. Rock. Second Row: J. Bish, H. Wacker, W. Groves, D. Wingard, D. ludolff, M. Harris, C. Hilliard, H. Baker. Back Row: F. Hall, D, Kimmick, J. Young, C, Reis, R. Buschelc, R. Sfaub, C. Saan, D. Luzell. 272 Firsl Row: D. Feitl, R, Vrana, B. Adams, M. Tiefz, C. Stephan, J. Miller, J. Brown, N. Michels, B. Weiss. Second Row: C. Faidley, G. Grosick, C. Ebitz, L. Steck, G. Beckerl, W, Reinhart, R. Tieren, P. Buschek. Third Row: D. Linden, C. Ericson, C. Pitfner, N. Knable, R. Ford, D. Henigan, L. Meals. Back Row: T. Kirkbride, J. Garvey, C. Kae- lin, J. McElroy. Page Fifty-one junzlm, Schrwl, Page Fifty-two 203 Front Row: N. Koster, S. Robie son, B. Corsello, D. Krikston, G. Kimmel, L. Machin, J. Carothers, C. Titus, G, Fox. Second Row: R. Kenny, J. Hurley, R. Kauft- mon, D. Bowden, M. Elliott, H. Anthos, P. Perugini, C. Gropp. Third Row: J. Zoelle, C. Raf- ferty, P. Branditz, G. Stamos, A. Prewitt, I.. Rohleder, W. Lang, T. Herr, D. Brooker. Bock Row: J. Mehelich, J. Smith, C. Hosenfeld, J. Straight, P. Ross, R. Geist, R. Waytes, S. Parrish. 323 Front Row: J. Sherlock, J. Tompson, K. Zeiler, A. Bracaliele ly, D. Monti, R. Bebout, P Wachter, B. Young, R. Armbrus- ter. Second Row: E. Mascari G. Shanholtz, D. Freeman, W Sohl, G. Huber, R. Stinger, T Corsell, W. Helfrich. Third Row. D. Givens, P. Yocker, R. Gelb, W. Kauffman, G. Moffatt, D. Wagner, E. Briceland, W Goetz. Back Row: R. Mannas, S. Foster, J. Young, J. Manias. 377 Front Row: P, Ambrass, S Johnson, J. Marochi, K. Houck B. Nichols, M. Scbneiderlochner J. Hammel, B. Shepler, L. Kaw- ka. Second Row: G. Grada, J Boyle, R. Hold, D. Peppler, M Hilton, D. Lunz, J. Wilson, M Edwards, K. Jones, D. Duncan Third Row: A. Welsh, B. Hol- loman, J, Wells, D. Hubbard Back Row: L. Boice, D, Jones, B Lyke, B. Roemer, D. Grodeck B. Pittman, J. Stewart. Jil J wt-K The Freshmen have become acquainted with Perry and have become familiar with the diliferent customs of high school. Their school spirit is high, they attend all ofthe games, and they support their teams and their school. As Freshmen they are not permitted to participate in many extra activities, but their response is full of enthusiasm in the activities that are open to them. i 375 l smith, L. Edgar, J. Kum, c. Solomon. Second Row: M. E. Dollhopf, W, Rodgers. 303 Moran, M. Leindecker, E. Ben- nett, J. Szafranski. Second Row: R. Rickey, J. lippincot, D. Corbit, R. Lillion, R. Rickey, M. George, P. Bruce, E. Gastion, V. Miller, J. Borek. Third Row: B. Patterson, P. Cawford, 8. Helb- Iing, N. Hatterer, C. Winkler, P. Tutek, G. Yockel, G. Brugge- man, P. Parker, L. Hamilton. Buck Row: J. Harris, l.. Neither, R. Dwoiakowski, J. Parker, M. Glenn, S. Beck, P .Murphy. Page Fifty-three S. 1. l First Row: M. Schon, M. Lip- pert, S. Grove, M. Escott, L. Simmons, P. White, J. Divig- gins, B. Klemm, J. Thomas, B. Montgomery, J. Killen, E. Du- Mont, H. DuMont. Back Row: I. Barber, W. Studt, D. Whitten, C. Perry, B. Poor, D. Bowers, First Row: B. Pace, J. Mecky, N. Wyman, J. Lee, C. Maskum, P. WA L XT' --- Y J 21 gg 5. xii -fi? First Row across: l.Scrub-scrub. 2.Two girls are we. 3.Fu- nelli. 4.Junior Achievers? 5. Smile preify. Fourih Row: 'I lure businessmen. 4. Pause for refreshment . Second Row: Sleeping AngeI?? 2. Make me. Fiflh Row: I.Cool. 2.Bermu l,Ummm! Good! 2. Cl'1c1mp . 3.Guess who. 4.DC1l9 ---- . dc1sfUgh! 3.Doin' the Charleston. 4. Buddies. Sixth Row Third Row: l. Mr. Wonderful. 2. Momma Snead. 3.Bc1d Bot- 'l. Lifter-bugs. 2. Do, re, mi. 3. Listen mike , Page Fifty-four 5-Qllmth, ,fgffflty The seventh and eighth grade classes have been well known for their school spirit. Their attendance at football games and their enthusiasm in such events as the Goodwill Campaigns has set a fine record at Perry. The American Legion Award is given to the most outstanding boy and girl in the eighth grade. This award is for leadership, scholarship and the other qualities of a leader. With a record like this, the seventh and eighth graders are on their way to making Perry a better school. They are thus preparing themselves for following in the footsteps of those who have preceded them. 378 First Row: L. Steward, B. Sweit- zer, M. Aubrecht, M. Grahm, G. Carlisle, E. Metzger, J. Sayre, R. Gapinski. Second Row: S. Galus, R, Eback, R. Schwab, C. i Klaus, R. Lott, C. Pottle, E. Mertz, M. Fischerkeller. Third Row: C. Stastka, G. Bittner, M. Geiger, L. Russel, S. Sharpnack, J. Arnold, M. Myers, J. Snyder, T. Bolger. Fourth Row: A. Yet' ter, M. Siefert, C. Barrowman, K. Garland, K. Richardson, K. Sattler, B. Kind, H. Vollberg. Buck Row: C. Hotover, J. Mil- ler, J. Kern, G. Roth, E. Wet- tach, J. Old, T. Montgomery, C. Yetter, R, Ludwig. 708 First Row: A. Cocuzzi, E. Volk, M. Kinsella, C. Pliskaner, F. Kirsch, D. Finch, T. Ruh. Sec- ond Row: M. Zippler, l.. Brown, K. Boice, R. Schutte, T. Dolby, D. Rombach, R. Swayer, C. Bowman, J. Cook. Third Row: W. Sterling, W. Matschey, D. Devine, G. Willis, R. Smith, A. Bochter, R. Preisenclefer, W. Schultheis. Back Row: D. Gu' ra, E. Rose, J. Weiss. Page Fifty-tive 325 Front Row: G. Clark, D. Swain, R. Swedish, S. Ferris, J. Adams, J. McLaughlin. Second Row: L. Kloes, H. Valhans, J, Lippert, L. Hirtzy, W. Pierce, F. Noll, C. Benna, C. Hicks, Third Row: M. Cuningham, J. Lapp, E. Johns- ton, B. Hathaway, J. Ledrick, G. Yeager, L. Bean, L. Craw- show, M. Shelley. Fourth Row: A. Gatto, R. Ragin, J. Fraser, A. Auglicht, R. Werderber, T Jankus, N. Grelling, M. Minzen- berg. Bock Row: J. Frenz, C, Vanryn, R. Hartman, R. Merk- ner, G. Bosenburg, D. King, E. 7044 Front Row: J. Zeigler, J. Doran, A, Carboni, G. Wilson, J. Weiss, M. Grivas. Second Row: E. Weiser, C. Osterritter, C. Roh- leder, R. Anselm, D. Black, Y. Harris, N. Miller, W. Springob. Third Row: J. Hafner, C, Beck- ert, P. Collings, H. Champlin, H. Kokovich, G. Beckert, J. Kirch, L. Ragin, A. Riedel, W. Brunner. Fourth Row: H. Smith, W. De- laney, R. Knobel, J. Aubrecht, S. Patterson, K. Collins, L Nan- na, B. Bauerle, G. Hlawati. Back Row: T. Miller, T. Neely, G. Cislon, R. Oleiar, M. Hub- bard, N. Lisk, L. Schwab, T. Metz, W. Pitrusu. 5 Front Row: R. Weaver, J. Adams, G, Ritson, B. Blackburn, J. Tietz, P. Fahley, J. Latkovic, B. Klass, C. Aubrecht. Second Row: D. Hlawati, J. Hotovec, E, Marxen, W. Zimmer, R. My- ers, R. Stover, J. Brown, R. Frederick. Third Row: A. Lacy, E. Reif, A. Mattern, J. DeFaIIe, T. Lobaugh, J. Niecgorski, R. Waldorf, S. Yeager. Fourth Row: M. Crawshaw, G. McCor- mick, A. Colliari, J. Titterington, M, Deemer, B. Graner, C. Hag- gerty, B. Collins. Bock Row: C. Dick, C. Fischerkeller, B. Polky, C, Veal, R, Ragen. Stehle. Page Fifty-six 7 0, Home Hmm. 204 l Front Row: P. Kloslxy, N. Eck, A, Walker, Coach DaDasovich, R. Paulat, N. McAllister, G. Schuster, N Albright. Second Row: S. Katusin, M. Galbraith, M. Sclwatzel, G. Spindler, R. Morrison, J. Benincasa A. Doran, B. Bonomo, C. Meister. Third Row: C. Kosko, G. Matters, W, Heilmon, R, Todd, E. Grelling. N Edmiston, R. Carboni, J. Sickles, C. Kottner. Fourth Row: W. Cassell, R. Stewart, C. Bissontz, E. Reichle, V. Baynes, L. Rousch, E. Miller, A. Weiterslwausen. Buck Row: C. Rolwleder, W. Mulaclt, R. Ander- son, D. Sample, D. Henning, F. Lochner, J. Bell, J. Mitchell, Across: l.l.eaning post. 2.Time out. 3.Teo for two. l. El1! wl1at's up, doc? 2. The line-up. 3.0, solo mi-o. l.lEntrez-vousl. 2.0ui! lo! lcl! 3. Easy boys!! 204 s 1 . -u-nl Page Fifty-seven - 5 .43 ', asv 1 eff Top leff Io right across: T. Three of cz kind. 2. Who's on The Row: 1.Los1-the keys. 2. Michelangelo. 3. Operoiion X. ovher end? 3. Imprisoned. 4. Lose sornefhing? 5, Dig 4. The champ. Third Row: 1.Sfudious. 2.Hum! 3. Pencil those knees. Second Row: T. ? ! ! 2. One, Too rnony. Third pushing. Fourth Row: 1. Food of lusi. 2. Catch it. 3.Wc19ch the birdie. Page Fifty-eight k7Q11 Le11zl9e1f rngcfimgf dance cz? Q?Crr'1 '1j L CTI IT I E S asabzfw gm Page Sixty Biology Club, sponsored by Dr. Chester Irons, has done much to aid financially numer- ous organizations and institutions. During the year unusual and interesting programs have been presented to the members of Biology Club. Ugahazm. President . ,. Richard Szafrankski Vice President ,... Barbara Goldinger Secretary . , Carol Crissman Treasurer . .. . Jack Givens 80411 Klub The Bogi Club is sponsored by Miss Ethel L. Roberts. There are eight dances a year, and a committee is held responsible for each dance. For admittance to the dance the activity ticket is all you needg students from ninth grade up are admitted. The Club is limited to twelfth graders only. . Ulqficafm, President John Reskovac Vice-President . Joyce Haenel Secretary , Sue Layton Treasurer Ann Pelffef Ufgicmi President Rick Paulet Vice President Janet Bennicasa Secretary-Treasurer Myrna Ritter flub Milroy Club is a recreational center for Perryites in grades nine through twelve. Dances are held at Milroy House every Wednesday and Saturday night. Members and guests enjoy the advantages of the Snack Bar, a television set, and pinball machinesg or they may prefer the pool and ping-pong tables downstairs. This year the membership has excelled that of many years previous. The reason may be that the 51.00 membership cards were sold on an easy-payment plan for the first time. Under the leadership of its four enthusiastic officers, Milroy held its annual Christmas formal, the Holly Hop, which was its most successful dance of the year. Page Sixty-one mmm ,5 ' gm With Mr. Zukovich as their sponsor, mem- bers of the Driver Education Club learn all the proper attitudes about driving. They also learn the Vehicle Code and the responsibilities of the driver to society. me mmm gm What would you do if you were arrested for Ufgicefw, President Judy Pellettiro Vice President Joanne DuMont Secretary Jean Carthorers Treasurer Mary Elliot speeding or parking overtime? ln the Do's and Don't Club you act out your reactions to this kind of social situation. The club is open to boys and girls of average ability who are interested in solving problems which are common to a group. Membership is limited to twenty-five members from grades TOB to l2A. The club is under the supervision of Miss Anna Traubert. I QJMQIIZJM fducafwn Page Sixty-two Front Row: L. Goodworth, J Tate, K, Duncan, B. Bridge, R Kirsh, R. Piccard, W. Prescot, D Clark. Second Row: A, Skiles B. Lunze, P. Langhorst, K. Ole icur, F, Patterson, D. Weber, B McCauly. Buck Row: J, Jura tovich, R. Goetz, J. Bodner, D Allnaclc, C. Zimmerman, H Miller, B. Cassell, G. Wagner B. Peterson. QM, and 001114, Front Row: N. Wyman, J. Du mont, J. Pellettiro, M. Elliot Second Row: L, Machin, B Holloway, A. Settle, M. George J. Lipponot. Back Row: J Carothers, J. Protzman, P. Dodf son, C. Poft, P. Perugini, Mm Ufgahefm, President , Ronnie Benner Vice President t George Whiteside Secretary-Treasurer , . Ronnie Allen 6' Mr. Chester L. Smith, sponsor ofthe Camera Club, is concerned with teaching young aspirants the fundamentals and finer points of photog- raphy. The members supply their own cameras and, under the guidance of Mr. Smith, learn about all aspects of photography. FM. . Klub Front Row: R. Allen, R. Benner, G. Whiteside, H. Heilman, Mr McKelvy. Back Row: R. Sim- mons, P. Giardina, B. Skiles, D Fusina, E. Gooden. Absent: J Terricli. KHMQQAQ. Klub Front Row: M. Thompson, J Arnold, J. Kern, K. Garland, A Pfeiffer, S. Sharpnack, K. Rich- ardson, T. Run, G. Clark. Soc- ond Row: M. George, J. lip- penot, J. Lapp, M. Siefert, C Barrowman, A. Garllisle, R. Ga pinslmi. Back Row: B. Hatha way, D. Devine, E. Stehle, G Barker, N, Grelling, M. McCand- less, M, Kinsella. ,gm The purpose of the Proiectionist Club, which is sponsored by Mr. McKelvy, is to teach boys how to operate the proiectors for teachers who wish to show educational films in their classes. The club has fifteen members and meets on Mon- day. 6111.6 President ,. . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer Ufidcmi Bert Hathaway Nancy Lisk Karen Richardson Arlene Riedel Page Sixty-three Page Sixty-four O I This year the ten high stepping Maiorettes have participated in a variety of activities besides performing at our home football games. They have token part in community benefit shows and performed at a veteran's hospital and in many other shows. Sandra Katusin is the Head Maiorette. The Maiorette Club is the training group for future Maior- ettes. Klub Front Row: S. Kyler, V. Hess, J. Haenel, J. Gass, M. Seifert, N Bernstein. Second Row: J. Benincosu, M. Schatzel, S. Katu- sin, M. Galbraith. Bock Row: M. Leppert, J. Thomas, H. Ba- ker, E. Backee, D. Santanie, C. Pittner, P. Marian. QA, Front Row: S. Katusin. Second Row: V. Hess, N. Bernstein. Third Row: J. Haenel, M. Sie- fert. Fourth Row: J. Goss, S. Kyler. Fifth Row: M. Schcxtzel, M. Galbraith. Buck Row: J. Benincasu. fnuncll President Ron Anderson Vice President John Reskovac Secretary Myrna Ritter I With Mrs. Eva Yockey as the sponsor, the Junior Council, made up of the president and secretary from each home room, has really pro- gressed this year. These students from grades seven to nine have taken quite an active interest in improving our school. Front Row: R. Schutte, A. Welsh, K, Gura, P. Schatzel, B. Young, R. Eback, D. Santini. Second Row: W. Delaney, J. Meiner, P. Ambrase, C. Gropp, D. Swain, E. Dolhoph, C. Bagley, S. Scharpnack, B. Gorsello. Back Row: P. Wachter, J. Fras- er, B. Klemny, N, Lislc, E. Reif, C. Moskun, A. Bracalielly, T. Minert. fvunul Front Row: C. Pittner, M. Ritter, R. Anderson, J. Reskovac, H. Marxen. Second Row: G, Red- man, J. Bean, C. Marxen, W. Lewis, I. Gerhardt, M, Seifert, A. Peifler. Third Row: S. Mar- cellus, R. Duty, J. Benner, J. Hartman, J. Armbruster, P. Mat- viya, D. Hall, N. McAllister. Bock Row: J. Cacolice, R. Pau- lat, B. McMonigal, D, McClel- land, l.. Meals, H. Wacker, T. Bagley. vunal We students here at Perry High enjoy the privileges granted to us in our very democratic school. This is possible because of our Student Council. The main purpose of Student Council is to train pupils in good citizenship through par- ticipation. Council is made up of two represen- tatives from each home room. The student body elects the oFficers. nunczl UMLCQM. President Philip Schatzel Vice President Bruce Young Secretary Karen Gora Page Sixty-five Z 5171111 I Jfmdma. Front Row: N. Koster, A. Pief- i ' ond Row: J. Graham, N. J Gropp, E. Miller, V. Baynes, Y. Harris, G. Buczkowski. Third Row: S. Marcellus, G. Morris, A, Jedlicka, T. Blasius, L. Smith. Back Row: J. Gray, G. Jackson, B. Baker. ghwimdw. Left to right: Margie Ludolff, Judy Hartman, Sue Layton, Margaret Weidle, Dot Bambey. tm- gm Uggdcazus President Judy Hartman Vice President Virginia Baynes Secretary Ann Peiffer Treasurer Sally Spring The Girls Leaders Club is under the sponsor- ship of Miss Snodgrass. Among other things, members of the club referee girls basketball games. The main objective of the club is to show leadership in the school and to set an ex- ample for everyone to follow. fer, S. Spring, J. Hartman. Sec- Page Sixty-six K , This year's Cheerleaders, who were picked from the cheerleading cadet corps, did a very good iob of keeping the student body full of school spirit at football games. Even though the crowds were not so large at the basketball games, the team kept the spectators cheering. With the backing of the student body, this Cheer- ing Squad gave the teams confidence and, con- sequently, victories. m 'gm lib Our library staff, under the supervision of Miss Marie Zych, is one ofthe most useful organi- zations in the school. The students of the library staff work before and after school and during study periods to make our library one of the best- staffed in the city. Qaanzafic, Ufficmzs President ,. . , ,. Jack Givens Vice President , . Carolyn McChesney Secretary .,.., .. r.,. .,.... P at Episcipo Treasurer .. ., Dorothy Bambey Grease paint, bright lights and loads of memorizing-these are all part of the Dramatic Club. Under the direction of Miss Helen Ewing, the club has given several short plays for our regular assemblies. This group is also the back- bone of the annual Senior Play. Members of the club are selected from the eleventh and twelfth grades. Front Row: M. Weidle, P. Matviya, J. Armbruster, C. McChesney, J. Givens, P. Episcopo, D. Bambey, S. Lay ton, B, Huff, G. Myers. Sec- ond Row: R. Smith, S. Corbit, M. Thompson, A. langhorst, C. Lurk, B. Schneiderlochner, S. Lutz, D. Niehcus, C Crissman, J. Bean, J. Put- nam, E. Wade. Buck Row: l. Covert, C. Hinds, P. Mill, E. Bills, P. Matthews, G. Corsello, C. Nevsimal, E. lacy, N. Goedert, M. Kie- fert, J. Norris. Page Sixty-seven .mm gm Front Row: R. Hold, P. Schat- zel, K. Wallace, B. Yochim. Back Row: B. Holloman, J, Lee, L. Sibenik, D. Fischer. Absent: C. Wallace. jfs.. and Sn.. Hai Chou, Front Row: J. Hammel, C. Wil- son, P. Soldatos, P, Dee, E. Baacke, J. Brown, J. Bean, G. Redinns, J. Miller, M. Schnei- derlochner. Second Row: K. Houck, J. Meckey, S. Wyman, J. Marochi, R. Rickey, C. Clay- ton, C. Hanna, J. Lieb, J. Schnaufer, C. Stephana, L. Voelp, S. Johnson. Third Row: G. Bruggeman, M. Glenn, R. Arnold, E. Lurk, R. Hold, J. Boyle, B. Holloman, L. Sibenik, P. Bills, M. Habjanetz. Back Row: P. Murphy, V. Robinson, P. Parker, E. Gastion, L. Boice, V. Miller, D. Corbit, P. Craw- ford, P. Ambrass, P. Tutek, C. Marxen, A, Sager, D. Glavin, D. Pappler. Ufgiceni President Kay Wallace Vice-President Philip Schatzel Secretary Betsy Yochim Treasurer , Ruth Hold .ani ja.. The Junior and Senior Red Cross Clubs are sponsored by Miss Ella Martin. The Senior Club is for girls in grades ten through twelve, the Junior Club is open to girls in the ninth grade. This year's Red Cross project is making an album to send to a foreign country. Page Sixty-eight fluff Under the sponsorship of Miss Elizabeth Stormfels, the Latin Club has been having many lively activities. The Club's projects include: drawing pictures of Roman and Greek gods and goddesses, decorating the bookcase, and putting on programs about Roman private life. HMM. Uifilcafw, President Patricia Dee Vice President Helen Champlin Secretary Elsie Beck Treasurer Janice Brown President Ruth Hold Vice President Judy Boil Secretary . Dana Corbit Treasurer Pat Crawford dai. Smvim Front Row: D. Henigin, G. Page, P. Bills, D. Corbit, B. Shepler, G. Grodo, E. Vol- berg, P. Daity. Second Row: K. Rock, A. Camp, N. Brezina, T. Kulwicki, B. Hoff. mon, M. Cook, E. Brown, M. Wagner, L. Putnam, E. Walsh. Back Row: K. Gros- ick, J. Thompson, N. Eck, T. Stover, R. Petrovik, T. Kirk- bride, E. Baust, M. Bruce, D. Matviyo. l agualnnu, jcfuurn, Front Row: C. McChesney, A. Garrity, J. Studt, M. Schatzel, M. Weidle, S. Cor- bit, C. Wanner. Second Row: J. Davison, H. Kauf- man, S. Katusin, A. Otchin- iclc, J. Jedlicka, A. Lerario. Third Row: P. Kloslxy, N. Albright, C. Myers, J. Hamm, J. Armbruster, D. Bambey, C. Morgan. Back Row: R. Marchese, A. Weit- ershausen, N. McAllister, C, Kosko, M. Ludolft. Sefwim. Klub The Art Service Club, under the supervision of Mr. Villa, consists of twenty-seven members. The club is working on a pro- iect for the B'nai Brith Women's Council, for which they paint pictures on better living. The theme is Together we build the New Pittsburgh. The obiective is to build better human rela- tions among the people of the world. 'l'he club is also working on posters to brighten up the rooms of the Childrens Hospital. Then too, they are painting posters for on interexchonge program in which a contest is taken in difterent states and the best pictures are sent to Europe. 48 ' .Snfwim Klub The objective of the Business Service Club is to give its members training and experience in office procedures. While getting this experience, the girls do typing iobs for the faculty and for some clubs. Page Sixty-nine 2.0. The Cafeteria Committee has the tough job of supervising the Cafeteria during the three lunch periods. Mrs. Eva Yockey is sponsor and advisor-general to this Committee which sees that the student-made rules of conduct for the Cafeteria are enforced. The Cafeteria Committee fagafmukz. Knnwulfm, Front Row: J. Benincasa, D. Sample, C. Meister, R. Carboni, G. Spindler, A. Walker. Sec- ond Row: C. Kottner, E. Miller, R. Morrison, N. Eck, N. Edmis- ton, W. Cassell. Buck Row: B. Mulack, R. Paulat, R. Anderson, G, Schuster, P. Klcslcy, B, Bo- nomo. jlfaqrz, ffuzw Front Row: C. Boise, J. Richard- son. Second Row: A. Ulrich, C. Finck, B. Ewald, J. Bisch. Back Row: D. Ingram, R. Hiresak, T. Madey. also sells the lunch tickets, keeps the lunch lines moving in orderly fashion, inates confusion. Chairman Co-Chairman fluzw Under the sponsorship of Mr. James S. Dick- son, the Stage Crew is responsible for setting the stage and cleaning up afterwards. Future plans include making new flats for the stage and re- arranging the overhead pipe system of the stage. The foreman of the Crew is Tom Maday. Page Seventy and generally elim- Janet Benecasa Dave Sample H. fappallcc fappdlaf Nw' The A Cappella Choir, which is under the direction of Miss Mary L. Gibson, is one of the most active groups in Perry High School. Some of the occasions for which they have sung this year are: World Week of Prayer at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Christmas program at Sears 8: Roebuck Company, and Open House at Mil- roy. The choir sings the Lord's Prayer regu- larly in senior assembly. U u f President Ronald Freed Vice President Pat Freed Secretary Paul Ross Treasurer Jean Lee Front Row C. McChesney, C. Daiss, G. Myers, G. Noll, J. Hartman, J. Benincasa, M. Schatzel, Miss Gibson, J. Arnibruster, P. Kloslcey, P. Matviya, A. Doran, A. Ofchinick, M. Baacke, V. Hess, S. Layton. Second Row: M. Gailbraith, S. Katusin, D, Thackeray, J. Gass, C. Myers, N. Bernstein, G. Bucllsowslii, M. Ritter, D. Bambey, L. Tfollhopf, S. Lutz, M. Cook, C. Hinds, J. Miller. Third Row: C. Koslxo, J, Norris, P. McLaughlin, L. Sibbet, W. Hvilnian, J. Reslxovac, J. Walter, J. Klinger, D. Rector, D. Knauss, E. Mil- ler, M. Siefert, R. Marchese, E. Bills. Back Row: A Weitershausen, C. Fleming, J. Sickles, M. LudolH, E. Coulter, J. Galda, D, McClelland, D. Sample, R. Todd, K Fraser, C. Bis- nontw, P. Matthews, C. Fischer, I. Ger- hardt. Ufzchmilza, Front Row: D. Santanie, S. Eudd, J. Siclsles, P, Soldatos. Second Row: C. Brandsteter, J. Lee, K. Voltz, H. Champlen, M. Bruce, K. Wallace, B. Yochim, S. Marcellus. Third Row: B. Lyke, P. Ross, E. Bennett P. Freed, H. Balmer, M. Baaclne, D. Fisher. Back Row: C. Zimmerman, R, Freed, A. Hall, K. Hartman, R, Kirsh. F. Wagner, F, Snead, K. Gardner. 0,Zf1,cQzm, President Edwin Coulter Vice President Carolyn McChesney Secretary Arlene Weitershausen Treasurer Judy Hartman The members of the orchestra are se- lected according to their talents from pupils of grades nine through twelve. They play for all regular assemblies and for special functions such as Open House, hospital pro- grams, commencement, and school concerts. Dance groups are also recruited from the orchestra. Mr. Steven Ambrits is director of the orchestra. Page Seventy one F P2 Front Row: A. Weitershausen, J. Sickles, S. Todd, L. Sibbet, B. Goldinger, S. Meals, C. Nevsimal, M. Knee- land, M. Gerstner, J. Bean. Second Row: S. Marcellus, J. Haney, A. Peiffer, V, Hess, C. Morgan, J. Armbruster, C. McChesney, C. Daiss, C. Wigley, J, Studt, J. Hamm, C. Crissman. Third Row: R. Freed, S. Lutz, B. Adams, M. Ludollt, H. Kaufman, J. Davison, L. Dollhopf, M. Siefert, I. Gerhardt, E. Bills, E. Lacy, D. Thackeray. Fourth Row: E. Coulter, F. Lochner, K. Fraser, B. Cassell, J. Kiefer, M. Galbraith J. Benincasa. Bock Row: H. Ravenstohl, J. Bowen, D. McClelland, S. Holmes, l.. Pitrusu. PERRYSCOPE EDITORS Copy charts, assignment sheet, typing, Editor Feature Editor . News Editor Associate Editor .. ,. Sports Editor , . Exchange Editor . Circulation Manager , Advertising Managers Business Manager , Page Seventy-two Barbara Goldinger Lorraine Sibbet Sam Meals Skip Marxen John Reskovac , Reed Henderson , . Ken Frazer Marlene Gerstner Mary Kneeland Carole Nevsimal proofing, angry news editors-these are iust a part of a newspaper. Miss Marydessie Blayney has led the Perryscope to a first award in the M.S.P.A. this year and a second place in the P.S.P.A. The staFf issues a paper about ten times a year. .Srmiehp Since only a certain percentage of each class is admitted into mem- bership of the National Honor Society, it is a great privilege to be a part of this organization. To be eligible for National Honor, one must rank in the upper third of his class. He must also have outstanding character and ability as a leader and must have given a certain amount of service. Mem- bers of the faculty nominate and elect students for the society. Present members and those classmates who are on the honor roll do the final voting. Janet Armbruster Dorothy Bambey Eleanor Bills Thelma Blasius Sheryl Corbit Ken Fraser llda Gerhardt Barbara Goldinger Joyce Haenel Aubrey Hall David Hall Jlonorjociciq. Linda Hammer Judy Hartman Virginia Hess Hinda Kaufman Eleanor Lacy Richard Lerach Mariorie Ludolff Tom Madey Don McClelland Sam Meals Carole Morgan Carole Nevsimal Linda Pitrusu Howard Ravenstahl John Reskovac Myrna Ritter Lorraine Sibbet Marilyn Siefert Sally Spring Tom Stover Joanne Studt Kay Wallace Margaret Weidle Page Seventy-three 3 l- V1 Q QQWHQ i 1 6:41 cv ' :,. A uf X14 L1 W3 4 .S A L v fl -Gs 1 ff , x ' 'C al Y w. A 4, Q, if ui fi 4 Q S i ff K Q 5' ,ffv 4. lk. - l vgfffklswgisi gf' wiixfzzs L: :P-WA' X if 'Q xy QQ s V. S Zz I lv f Slim K 5 Y 1 1 uw'33:? 1 f W ,V . Qawnwmlv Cf GLW Uflfjf f3f 'Ujl'CLl 71 Q ff XXX fi TH LET rcs 9 lcuiic, Jnnfball As Perry's varsity pulled off their muddy togs for the final time, they boasted a team record of four losses, two wins, and two ties for the season. The Commodores also took possession of third place in Section Il of the City League. In the first game of the season, visiting Perry was crumbled by the Mt. Lebanon Blue Devils by a score of 69-0. The Mounties themselves ended this season as runner-up to Aliquippa in the A. A. class of the W. P. l. A. L. Thus the Commodores' loss was to a squad having both depth and strength. In the next exhibition encounter, the home eleven digested another white-washing as Beaver Falls drove for thirty-two points in mud and rain. Playing as host, the Commodores finally came into their own class as they tied North Allegheny. The Gordon offensive guns still remained silent for it took the effort of Captain Alan Walker, defensive tackle, to drop on a fumble to score six points late in the contest. Don LaScola kicked the extra point which had locked the score at a 7-7 mark. Entering league competition with a one tie, two loss slate, the Perrymen finally drew blood as they skimmed past the Langley Mustangs in a close 7-6 battle. Our alma mater's score came on a forty yard pass from signal-caller Skip Marxen to end Dennis Cummings. Rain and Oliver's fine passing attacked and dampened Perry's city title hopes as the Hillmen were laced 'I4-0. The Gordonmen made easy pickings of Fifth Avenue as they pushed across three touchdowns. With Marxen scoring twice and Don LaScola lugging the pigskin for another, the Blue and White won their second game of the season. Carrick's Raiders showed their league cham- pionship form as they ran rough-shod through Per- ry's defensive wall, scoring an expected 32-7 vic- tory. Perry's lone score was made on a short pass from halfback Bill Jones to Skip Marxen. In order to hold firm grip to the third place bracket in league standings the Commodores would have to tie or defeat Allegheny's Indians in the final game. And tie they did as the Perrymen scored fourteen points after the intermission, thus holding the Indians to an even 'I4-'I4 contest. The Blue and White's scoring surge was sparked. by the plunging abilities of Bill Jones and fullback Wray Lang. With this tie Allegheny's gridiron hopes were held in check. Many Perry spectators will remember the T955 football squad as a team that came through to pre- sent its rooters with a favorable season although it was tagged as inexperienced. The squad was also considered green but soon overcame this title and humbled Allegheny, Fifth Avenue, and Langley with aggressive gridiron maneuvers. 'I' i i 'k Honors came to Harry Skip Marxen as he was named Most Valuable Player of the 55 squad. jim. 7955 Jzwf1:alL Jmm, Wray lang Fullback Bill Jones Don l.aScola Halfback Halfback Skip Marxen Quarterback Richard Lerach Leroy Simmons Tom Timney Charles Lee End Tackle Guard Center Ron Todd Allan Walker Dennis Cummings Guard Tackle End Page Seventy-six Roster: Frank Hayden .loe Barrow Elmer Waldschmidt Rudy Swedish Thomas Lippert Ronald Hay Donald Monti Keith McMonigal Dave Riedel Curtis Rock Joseph Cacolice Byron McMonigaI Woody Parker James Waldorf Mike S Larry Meals Gary Moffat Thomas Bagley Ray Ostronic Bradford Collins Thomas Antill Stanley Niecgorski Chester Lombardi Albert Bracalielly Ronald Stoof Joseph Kirin Larry Opperman Lou Ligouri Ralph Miller changler A6'aalmfbalL Galda, K. Fraser The Blue and White basketball squad found only defeat as it could salvage but one win while dropping 'I6 contests. Perry's quintet was beaten by on aver- age of 32 points each game at the hands of the opponent. Season's scoring totals showed that the Commodores dunked a meager 651 points, while all oppo- sition hooped for l,074 tallies. Home team weakness was evidenced in a scrap with South Hills, as the Hill- toppers set a city league scoring mark, drubbing the Gordonmen llO-67. For its lone victory Perry visited and defeated Allegheny Vocational by a 55-45 score. High scorer for the Commodores was Dennis Cummings with 16 points, while Bill Jones netted TO. Although the Commodores were tied for the last place position with Allegheny Vocational at the season's end, it was evident that no other team in the circuit could hamper the Oliver Bears' quest for the sectional championship as the Orange and Brown ran a 12 win, no loss slote. At the close of this season Perry will lose only three players to graduation. They are forwards, Bob Garland and Skip Marxen, and guard, Jack Galda. Page Seventy-seven Front Row: S, Niecgorskl R Welsh, G. Beckert, L. Ligouri W. Jones, J. Barrow. Bock Row D. Cummings, B. Garland T Timney, D. Fiffas, C. le KJIDAA, fanning, 'iv' ffwu, 6'vMff'1f Front Row: D. Ingram, T. hurt, W. Pittman. Bock Row: K. Hartman, C. Bis- sontz, L. Clark, P. Kloes, L. Heilman, R. Buschek. As the thinclads of the 1955 season ran forthe last time in the twenty- seventh annual Pittsburgh high school cross-country run at Flag Stat? Hill, they looked back on a season which could quote only one win. In their first three meets the Perry Pathfinders were trampled by the score of 20-35 to a visiting Penn team, by 'I9-36 at the hands of Latrobe, and by 26-29 in a close battle of stamina to Brentwood. Victory was had as the Smithmen trudged to a one point win over the pathers from Allderdice by o 27-28 score. Perry's placement grabbers for the meet were co-captains Bob Hrisak and Tom Madey, in second and third places respectively, and Bill Pittman who took fourth place. As the season ended, a vote was taken and Larry Clark was elected to receive the sportsmanship award, and Bob Hrisak was made captain of the 1956 squad. In post season meets, the Commodores placed fourth in the City Cham- pionship Meet as they were led by Tom Madey, who capped seventh place. This made it possible fcr him to compete against other victorious runners in the State Championship Meet at Pennsylvania State College. In the State University Meet Tom placed in the first seventy-five, thus keeping the name of Perry in good stead at the meet. Those that received cross-country letters were: Bcb Hrisak, Tom Madey, Bill Pittman, Doug Ingram, Larry Woelfel, Chuck Bissontz, Herb Rinehart, Paul Kloes, Jim Richardson, Larry Clark, Rich Rouch, and Ron Buschek. Page Seventy-eight 1 4 u..... ... Madey, R. Hrisak, H. Rine- Woelfel, J. Richardson, H. Sw Klub jwllnmzhq, fluff Front Row: G, Kimmel, B. Bas- tele, L. Homison, D, Grodeck. Second Row: B. Pittman, C. Corse, D. Martosivich, R. Sukits, D. Park, J. Kerr, B. Stock, D. Hubbard, R, Corsello. Buck Row: L. Clark, B. Brown. The 1955-1956 swimming squad, composed mostly of sophomores and iuniors, splashed to three victories. lt was defeated in eight dual meets. Although the schedule records defeats, the season was an unusual one, for the Smithmen found themselves with stiit competition in the city league, while the W. P. I. A. L. swimmers oFfered little competition. ln the season opener the Commodores drowned Vandergrift 51-25. Free sfylers, Meals and Kulwicki, back stroker Brown, and the diving talents of Hub- bard enabled the home trunkmen to grab first place position. The winning start was quickly ended as the tank-men found it a rocky road forthe remainder ofthe season. Butler visited and was victorious with a close 41-36 score, while a visiting Westinghouse team in the next meet met a 57-20 defeat at the hands of the Perrymen. The Commodores visited Peabody and were crushed 56-21 but re- bounded and nipped Vandergrift for the second time with a 39-38 showing. The final six meets read defeat for the home swimmers as they bowed 62-15 to South Hills, 63-14 to the Brown and Orange of Oliver, 40-37 to Allegheny's ln- dians, 45-32 to Linsley Academy, 46-31 to Langley, and to Carrick for a 42-35 loss. Imam Front Row: T. Nekola, D. Hall, A. Hall, J. Richardson, D. Riede' Second Row: J. Kulwicki, C. Corse, B. Stock, B. Brown, J Kerr, D. Grodeck. Back Row T. Bagley, B. Bastele, R. Corsel lo, D. Park, H. Rinehart. Page Seventy-nine Page Eighty 5 J and gwmzzf, Hmmm, Jim Sin!! 0,44 Jim, Kommodma. Kurtz Bros.-Printing Capital Engraving-Engraving Strem's Studio-Photography 111111, We, the editors and other members of the Commodore Stahl, under the sponsorship of Miss Theressa W. Matz and Mr. James J. McKeon, have enjoyed gathering together and putting down in permanent form the pleasant memories that make up this Yearbook. We shall cherish those memories always along with memories of the ioys and the heartaches that went into the making of this book. jpmm- Lb Front Row: H. Hellman, J. Reskovac, S. Meals, P. Kloes. Back Row: C. McChesney, A. Poff. ASQ' Spam, fn ' . Qohn, Jimlcouar, mm-upgv ' ' gpfmymlzzl. Front Row: H. Heilman, J. Galdo, R. Graham, J. Terrick, J. Bean, D. Niehous, C. Crissman, J. Haenel. Back Row: H. Kaufman, J. Davison, A. limberis, P, Kloes, D. McClelland, J. Armbrusier, I. Gerhordi, M. Sieferf, L. Sibbei, V. Hess, A. PQH. Front Row: R. Miller, J. Galda, J. Davison, H, Kaufman, H. Ravensmhl, T. Madey. Buck nam, R. Hay, A. Limberis, C. Yeifer, J. Haenel, S. Layfon, S. Holmes, D. Niehaus. Row J. Pu?- fn Page Eighty-one Phoioqaaphfge 60 ' . . . ddm. q, Front Row: M. Ritter, J. Armbruster, C. Crissman, M. Kneelund, D. Nieholus, S. Lutz, A. Ofchinick, P. Matthews. Buck Row: E. Gooden, J. Klinger, J. Lehman, C, McChesney, H, Hellman, P, Kloes, B. Katic, A. Poft, C. Yetter, E. Coulter. Front Row: M. Ludolff, C. McChesney, E. Lucy, C. Nevsimol, J. Bean, D, Niehczus, C. Crissmun, B. Gold- inger. Buck Row: P. Episcopo, M. Ritter, C. Morgan, J. Klinger, S. Meals, J. Horrick, J. Jedlicka. fnpy, fn ' . . . ddm. fafzvle, Adfrzal D OID J ' 5 ' fafmgwwzqmmgmfw, Front Row: D. Bambey, M. Ludolff, J. Davison, C. McChesney, S. Layton, M. Weidle, A. Ofchinick. Back Row: J, Haugh, J. Haney, E, Lacy, H. Kaufman, S. Lutz, C. Crissman, P. Matthews, J. Bean, L. Dollhopf, J. Armbruster, J. Jedlicka, A. Peiffer, M. Michels. Front Row: L. Dollhopf, C. Nevsimal, M. Thompson, S. Corbit, N. Kuhn, J. Horrick, E. Lacy. Second Row: C. Daiss, C. McChesney, I. Gerhardt, V. Hess, L. Sibbet, D. Bombey, J. Studt, B. Goldinger, M. Weidle, P. Episcopo, J. Haenel, A. Ofchinick, M. Michels, C. Wigley. Back Row: M. Ludoltf, M. Siefert, J. Haney, C. Morgan, J. Klinger, E. Gooden, S. Meals, J. Lehman, P. Matthews, S. Lutz, A. Lerario. Absent: J. Armbruster, E. Bills, J. Hough, P. Rock. D O I I . . . gmwv Page Eighty-three ci rm 53 fn Front Row: M. Kneeland, C. Daiss, M. Ludolff, C. McChesney, R. Miller, E. Coulter, P, Matthews, S. Lay ton, M. Cook. Second Row: M. Gerstner, M. Michels, J. Haugh, J. Studt, J. Klinger, M. Weidle, P. Epis copo, J. Jedlicko, C. Wigley, J. Putnam, A. Ofchinick, A. Lerario. Buck Row: J. Smith, J. Lehman, J Miller, J. Galda, M. Thompson, R. Graham, B. Katie, R. Hay, E. Gooden, J. Reskovac, M. Pellettiro. Front Row: H, Kavfman, C. McChesney, D. McClelland, M, Cook, M. Kneeland. Back Row: R. Miller, J Tervick, C. Nevsirnal, S. Corbit, E. Coulter, J. Reskovoc. CLC' fam... ummm 'mfg Page Eighty-four This is called work? This typing has to go! Hu! This spelling is a riot! I don't care! I1's still wrong. That look of satisfaction. Is that right kids? DDA. QL Lclmk Page Eighty-five Om R ix iss if W., gm we x' wow-,afx 'S' :'C3 'whsle' 05' W Q-0.1 we P' wk: vii? ',w,N' f I a N Q 1-, .f Sax . Sf' u.,F5 0 W M, 5 ,VC 066. , A xa-6 Lbi QSWQQQ6 4 . ,LN , Q, sw xxfff' A in-if , .-D -,X KF? Qs X x ., N X. 91 1 1b'5'5p. n W 03 Www y W def James Abbinanti Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Abram A Cappella Choir Mr. and Mrs. C. Stuart Adams A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander Miss Allias Al's Bowling, Imperial, Pa. Ton Amadio Y Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ambrass The Anderson Family Anna's Angels Ann and Don Anne and Sam Anonymous Anonymous Richard Anton Mrs. J. Aumer Aunt Alice and Uncle Virgil Arlene and Dickie Alice and Matthew Armary Dee Armbruster Mrs. Armbruster Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baache Dot Bambey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bambey Barb and Jim James M. Barnett Mrs. F. Barranti Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Barrick Bassick's Grocery Store M. Battaglia Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Paul Beard Mrs. Kathryn Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Beeb and Bill Bauer Bauer Edward Bauerle F. J. Beach Bebb Alfred U. Beckert P. Bednarsky Bell-Air Restaurant Mrs. Robert Benko Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Benner Mrs. Harry J. Berg E. Beuna Myrtle Billeter Bill and Shirley Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bills Mr. Thomas Bingham Maymi A. Blackstone Mrs. P. M. Blair Charles J. Blahnik Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blasius Marydessie Blayney Mr. and Mrs. J. Bloom Carl Boehm Jean M. Boggs Mrs. J. C. Bowers Judy Boyle Mr. and Mrs. H. Boyle John C. Bradic Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brau R. E. Brechtell Mr. and Mrs. R. Brethauer Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Brogan Mary M. Brooker The BSU Sorority Bud and Lou Dorothy Buchman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burkarth Mr. Fred Busang Patricia Marie Cacia Cafeteria Committee Mr. and Mrs. Don Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell Mrs. Roberta Cambell Carol and Thelma Carol and Ronnie Carol and Joe Carol and Jimmy Carol, Dotty, Kathy, Nel, and Pa Mrs. Rose Carothers Mrs. Barbara Carter Bob and Bill Cassell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Cassell Mr. and Mrs. M. Catalano Charmaine Beauty Salon Chester's Jesters of 220 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Christopher Mrs. Lois Clark Collura's Clowns S. L. S. Club Alice Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coe Compliments of a friend Bud Comus Barb and Vin Conway Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooper Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Copeland Dana Lynn Corbit Mr. and Mrs. John C. Corbit Corky and Joan Mr. and Mrs. J. Corsello Mrs. Eva Costolo Mrs. E. Coulter Page Eighty seven -V.-.M -- . W . .,f..v.g,...-:.- ... W' W 67 Mrs. Edna Covert Mrs. Oliver T. Covert Jim Craig and Gretchen Poff Mrs. Wm. C. Crampton Bertha G. 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