Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Mr. Louis Valle Vocal Music Miss Marie Zych Mr. Irvin Hoerger Librarian Front Row: Mary Jaeklein, Mary Zipay, Anthony Roberts, lCustodionJ. Second Row: Mary Ronda, Ann Rogers, Aurelia Struoss. Back Row: Kenneth Grimmett, John Richard, Her- bert Pickney. 13 Mr. Oliver Gordon Mr. Louis Weitzel Mrs. Maude Geasa Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Miss Elizabeth Stormfels Mriss Helen Ewing Senior Counselor Junior Counselor Activities Director CUSTCDIAL STAFF

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Mrs. Marilyn Bernard Social Studies Mr. Leland Boord Commercial Subiects Mrs. Norma DaDasovich Commercial Subiects Mr. Robert McCartney Commercial Subiects Mr. Harry Trautvetter Industrial Arts ij , . 'K Mr. William Leckenby Mr. Barry Phillips Miss Ethel Roberts Miss Anna Traubert Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies J Miss Anna England Home Economics Mr. Boord supervises Linda Eppihimer and mem- bers of typing I class as they practice typing techniques. Miss Mary Poehlmann Miss Mariorie Blackstone Home Economics Arts and Crafts Mr. Stevan Ambrits Instrumental Music 12 y we L s.ff.4,,.WM I

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