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' -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.
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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
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