Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Mr. Charles W. Sparks, principal. Mr. William E. DeForest, vice-principal HHH Mrs. Elizabeth Showalter Head Office Clerk Mrs. Jane Reilly Office Clerk MW? MWF Charles W. Sparks, principal of Perry High School, has many varied interests outside of school. He is an enthusiastic hunter and spends many weekends pursuingrthis sport. A fine craftsman who enjoys working with his hands, he built his own home in Wexford, Pennsylvania. Mr. Sparks is a member ot the North View Development League of Pittsburgh, an organization that is interested in the development of the upper North Side. He is also a member of the Principals' Round Table, con- sisting ot principals of the Pittsburgh schcols. Mr. William D. DeForest, vice-principal of Perry High School, also engages in extra-curricular activities. He is vice-principal of Schenley Evening School and a member of an honorary educational fraternity, Phi Delta Kappa. Mr. DeForest worked with the Tri-State Study Group at the University of Pittsburgh. This study group worked on the opera- tion of data-processing machines. OFFICE STAFF Book Clerk I ffff, s M Miss Marie ohne ..,. Qs Home-and-School Visitor Mrs. Evangeline Brown H 1 Dietition . gf ,gf -1 . E Mrs. Margaret Janovich ..., . ' ' . - ,. 1 .X Q. ., V .. Llbrory Clerk