Perris High School - El Perrisito Yearbook (Perris, CA)

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The Sophomores had a very unevenTTul year, aside Trom ordering Their class rings. They are considered The laziesT class in school. Their oTTicers Tor The year: Charlie Jones, presidenTq his assisTanT, Roger Chung. Mary Bliss acTed as secreTary, and Floyd Tucker collecTed The money. The yell leaders were l-lerlcy Bouris and Helen Jackson. Miss FiTzgerrell had The sad iolo OT advising Them. Now ThaT They're halT Through Their high school career, here's hoping They Tind a liTTle annbiTion i someplace along The line. BUT seri- ously, we iiirnk ' They're a s w e II class, and The besT oT luck To Them.

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WiTh The sTarT oT The IQ43-T944 school year, The Junior class, Two years Trorn iTs goal, decided on John STeinaker as chieT oTTicial, Shirley Blackmore, second in comrnandq Eleanor BeaTTy, secreTary, and Ed RickeTTs, Treasurer. Three good yell leaders were nominaTed and They decided To keep all Three oT Thern, Gen STewarT, Bill Leeper and BeTTy Connell. Armed wiTh These represenTaTives They sTarTed a new year. A sign oT TuTure good luck was The receiving oT Their class rings during The TirsT week oT school. The Juniors sponsored some very enjoyable dances, i and Though we Se- niors h a T e very much To adrniT iT. we Think The Ju- niors are a swell class.

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The boldesT Freshman class in The hisTory oT Perris l-ligh, The class oT IQ47, sTarTed oTT The year wiTh a bang by ele-cTing The Tollowing oTTicers: Richard Walker . . Presidenr DoroThy Piplcin . Vice PresidenT Edwin Bass . . SecreTary Grace Evans .... . Treasurer GilberT Tinlcer, Clara Leeper . . Yell Leaders Miss Peevish ....... Advisor The Freshies were a Ii+TIe biT green aT TirsT-Though noT aT all bashTul-buT They caughT on, and wenT over The Top in The magazine sales. This class has 5 ,, , WA whaT iT Talces in The way oT ambi- Tion and will un- doubTedly have Three more equally successTul years in high school.