Perry Central Junior High School - Pillar Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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School life consists of many things: struggling with our lockersg waiting in line for lunchg being with our friends in the morningg going to the bookstoreg seeing the dean for some reasong passing through the halls between classesg and for some people--sharp-f ening pencils. 1.35214 Both in School and ut There is another side to our world, such as: going to football garnesg going to basketball gamesg having sock hopsg enjoying Karnival Kapersg being in clubsg and just having a lot of school spirit! 'I 5 H 1 Q 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1' 11 11 ai? 1 ,W V1 1-1f11f ,, 1 A! 1 - .MQ Academics GH SCHOLARSHW RTSMANSHIP CITIZENSHIP FRIENDSHIP i z . R5 3 Q 7' pi?- pgefiy XO 'Vo W x-XX O Curt Robbins, Ruthellen Stegemiller, and Bob Whiffing ventured into a fascinating phase of eighth grade mathemat- ics--the study of space figures. Math and Science Help Us Explore ur World Parents still find 'modern math' very confusing and difficult, but teachers at Perry Central find pupils growing more and more accustomed to it every year. Perry Central has had this program for three years. There were classes for the slow learner, the average student, and students who qualified for the enriched program. Mathematics is a necessary part of general educa- tion and a required course in all three grades. Stu- dents in the ninth grade had a choice between al- gebra and general math. One of the most challenging fields of today is sci- ence, and we find at Perry Central our department growing steadily to keep up with this field. This year both seventh and eighth grade students were required to take a general science course. The seventh graders were taught the basic facts of human physiology and the anatomy of the body system. In the eighth grade, students were taught many varied concepts and theories concerning the physical properties, matter, energy, and geology. Special science courses were offered in the seventh and eighth grade to students who qualified. Ninth grade students could have taken biology or earth science. Both courses fulfill the requirements of one year of science for high school graduation. The mathematics department head, Mr, Cole, busily supervised the teachers of his department as to the most effective meth- ! x 2 in 'I ' ods of teaching mathematics. 4 'ET if llff A ics students continually increased their 'J 6 , X This class of freshman general mathernat- x tl II ji If 1 T f l viii .aff knowledge of mathematics through a me- dium of the most modern methods of mathematics. ' :H g Il Ill i -lf. 'lil ,,, I ,L- Left: Freshmen biology students, Gail Boger and Jeff Cave, investigated several of biology's mys- teries through the use of their microscopes. Below: This freshman biology class received much first hand information concerning the use of micro- scopes during this laboratory session. -'Y' Qt..- Above: Holly Marshall and Patty Moore learned to interpret what they saw when they looked at biolog- ical specimens through the microscope. Left: Mr. Carson, the head of the science depart- ment, kept the teachers of his department well in- formed about the changes in the world of science. In addition to being department head he taught biology classes. 9 Language Study Improves Our ommunication Bonjour, Buenos Dias, Guten Tag, and alpha, beta, gamma are a few words one might hear while walking by the language lab. Stu- dents find the laboratory very helpful in learning a foreign ln- guage. This year for the first time Perry Central conducted an introductory course offered to all pupils in the eighth grade. This was a study of a foreign language with snress on the culture and customs of the Country. Ninth grade students were offered as in the past, French, German, Latin, and Spanish. , .Hu , . 1, ,-'J Above: The students of this eighth grade German class were taught many basic aspects of this language. Below: Two freshmen Spanish students, Debbie Becker and Diane Jarvis, showed that studying about the coun- try and its traditions was important as studying the language itself. Right: The eighth grade students of this French class learned that much hard studying and long lasting pa- tience is required to study a foreign language. ? 10 Left: Mrs. Moyer, head teacher of the for- eign language department, kept the teachers of that department and her stu- dents well informed as to the changes in the field of foreign language. Right: Mr. O'Neill, head of the English department, taught several English classes and oversaw the teachers of his depart- ment. He was also much involved in the reading and study skills program. Below: This seventh grade English class learned the fundamentals of our English language, They will use these fundamen- tals each day of their lives. Right below: The ninth grade students solved many of their reading and studying problems with suggestions gained from the reading and study skills program. Far below: Mr. O'Neill joined in the fun. use - kzfa' P The Language Arts Department this year strived harder than ever to enliven the study of our native tongue for better communication and understand- ing. The program this year required all students to take one semester of literature and one semester of grammar. All seventh and ninth grade students participated in the developmental reading laboratory program. The work was designed to increase comprehension and reading rate of the written word. Il , 'Jill :L EEE.. . 5 The eighth grade stu- ' dents of this history if class learned some x f . f J 1 amusing facts about 5 f , early colonial life in 4 C . 1 -v x America. Pupils Study World Impressions The students at Perry Central readied themselves for future re- sponsibilities as citizens through courses in the social studies de- ' ' partment. ss, mf The social studies program was constructed so that each student had an equal opportunity in relation to his or her capacity. So- cial studies was required of all students in the seventh and eighth grade and was offered as an elective for all ninth grade students. Current events are a major part of the social studies program. Students gained a clear understanding of important news events when they studied events as they occurred. At least one day each week was spent on current events items using a current event paper to direct the study. Pupils of this seventh grade block class realized that many important facts constitute the history of the world. Mr. Morris, the social studies depart- ment head, kept a close check on his department, assuring history students of the best his department could provide. He also taught several history classes. W joe Moore, a freshman history stu- ka? ' dent, showed his interest in world affairs by reading 'lWorld Week. I2 Students Prepare for Business World ' ' 'Q ' we .., TTTAT ig -JT: Peck . . . peck . . , peck . . . becomes peck, peck, ggiilegeiaeif'ftfillg?'rl1g1y1,1.'Liang-.-5 .igggfii ii' 'JY ,, peck as the year progresses in the typing classes. P grill-Hi Y? Jw.. This course was offered to the ninth grade students, gf? Q lr ni: Lg who do not plan to terminate their education with ,l on ' - A it 'L a major in business from high school. All students, ' 1-S T K . 3 ' I ' 'f '2s' V regardless of educational goals are urged to com- ,' ' :Fifa ,H be ' plete at least one year of typewriting. ..'f,,Q,4L, 4 x A jg , --e l,, . ' ' . 1 at 'f.s. - ' ' A M General business was also offered to the ninth F' 4 -V' .. graders. It was required of all students majoring in 1 ,Xian V w 5 - business and was an elective for all other freshmen. j -,2,,'L'rf Basic economic principle, banking Services, credit, I K V it X 1,72 insurance, and budgeting were learned throughout .- 1 of X'-' N M the year. A general business class learns basic economic rinci les. P P Hard at work, a typing class tried to accomplish ' greater speed and the reduction of errors. 'fl . ' .item Mrs, Most, head teacher of the . business department, came to , ...,.. Perry Central when Mr. Peterson K Af' W v left to acquire a job at Indiana V , Central College. She taught gen- eral business and typing. I3 Wood, Metal and Drafting Taught to Boys Through Industrial Arts As times change in this modern world, technology is a dominant element in our culture and is increasingly important part of general education. Seventh grade boys were required to take one semester of shop, studying industry, basic drawing and planning, and basic woodworking. The eighth grader also took one semester of shop. They learned the basics of electricity and how to work with metals. Ninth grade industrial arts students studied drafting, job study, machine shop prac- tice, general metals, machine woodworking, and power mechanics. Left: Bobby Hague and Scott Schmal- feldt learned to spot weld during their industrial arts class. Below: Two industrial arts students, Kevin Rosenbaum and jeff Bass, were taught to make cylinders and bottle openers. Below left: Rick Collins, an eighth grade student, learned to use tin snips safely. I4 Girls Learn Home EC Skills Knowledge of cooking and sewing are important skills every girls should learn. The home economics depart- ment of Perry Central saw to it this year that these skills among others were learned by its girls. ln the seventh grade, girls were re- quired to take one semester of home ec. The course contains units on foods and nutrition, safety and sanitation, management practices, child care, and careers. Eighth graders were also required to take home ec for one semester. Units included in this course were clothing and textiles, consumer education, the house and its care, and careers. In the ninth grade, vocational home economics was offered. This was a wvo credit course required of all stu- dents minoring or majoring in home economics at the high school. Pupils studied foods, nutrition, kitchen plan- ning, selection, care and use of kitchen equipment. Upper right: Mrs. Brewer, the de- partment head, keeps the teach- ers and her students informed on new phases in home economics. She teaches eighth and ninth grade sewing. Right: Debbie Riley and Sue Hilgeman enjoyed eating the cookies they made in their home ec class. Far left: The mothers had refreshments before the fashion show presented by the eighth grade girls. Left: Marlene Geiger modeled her skirt and blouse which She made in home economics class. sfftrffl 't -V '- ..,i,,1z . vim- Lff 1- Air! Y i Everyone Keeps in Shape Above: Calisthenics were a major part of physical education for girls as well as boys. Below left: Volleyball not only required physical strength and quick reflexes, but good sportsman- ship as well. Below: Requiring much physical strength and lightning sharp reflexes, wrestling was enjoyed by all boys classes. Guidance on Problems 0 H l Guidance was a required subject of every ninth grade student. The class met every other day for two semesters. During this time, problems that confront most teen- agers were discussed and film strips viewed. The aim of the class was to help the students understand and accept ado- lescence. Heated discussions arose in guidance classes. Perry Central students received a change of pace from their scholastic studies in the physi- cal education classes. This year the program was greatly varied. The girls participated in soccer, volleyball, a study of different dances, tumbling, apparatus, track, bowling, tennis, and golf. The boys furthered their skill in wrestling, volleyball, touch football, basketball, golf, tumbling, track and tennis. Girls and boys combine their classes for a lesson in square dance. Physical education department heads, Mr. Springer and Miss Baird, tried to vary the phys. ed. program and make it more in- teresting. I7 Girls square dance in physical ed. I I s Art Creates Beauty in ur World Steve Tibbs works with clay. The art department head, Mr. Mc- Donough, taught several art classes and also oversaw the teachers of his de- partment. A general art background was developed by giving seventh and eighth grade students varied art activi- ties. An appreciation of art and its place in every- day life was encouraged. Emphasis was placed on providing opportunity for the student to gain con- fidence in his creative abilities, which can apply to any field. Art I and II was offered to the fresh- men again this year. I8 joel Hess makes color wheel. ,f N. ' A 'xx :lx v . . David Jones experiments with different painting techniques. Music Blends in Harmony This ye ar our music department underwent a change. Two new teachers .were added to the staff. In the seventh grade, all students not enrolled in band or orchestra were required to take one semester of general music. In this class the students began a general survey of music. Seventh grade students could have also taken chorus. This was an elective course. Varsity band and symphonic band were courses Mr. Iverson, music department head, was very busy this year directing the symphonic band, varsity band, or- chestra, seventh grade band, and boys' chorus. Mr. Iverson leads the symphonic band. open to all eight and ninth grade students who fulfilled the requirements. The eighth grade boys' and girls' choruses were select groups of students who exhibited musical ability in the seventh grade. The mixed chorus was a select group of fresh- men students who were in girls' or boys' chorus as eighth grade students and wanted to continue on with their studies. The eighth grade boys' chorus re- hearses. Seventh grade pupils study music appreciation, theory, and history. Q . . . ar iT T 3251 Z 7' 1' 5 A ' L ' r , ,, - -. - - --::i222Z '- - MQ I -Y A , 1 :5:l'f .f:Fxf Nw sg! ' , Q5 - 'in I-11 'gqf. L q1 1, w H !v,:.m .,v, , H , ,S E -'L--, , 5.6 ,, in .. H ,Wx W M W' X-if W f- -E , S55 gsfwz, X wfsffff , . :ij H 'J Q 1 3 'W ,mf . M W , 1 L ' W 2341 S H sxwtg 'VW X 5: rganization HICBH x0Qs 606' Qk O SCHOLARSHIP RTsMANsHuP CITIZENSHIP FRIENDSHIP QERRY CQVTRAL 3 I . '55 Q9 QHyahvwQQ9 nglish and History Promoted Communication and Knowledge This past year the Language Arts Club studied the The History Club provided an opportunity for stu- English language and its related areas, hoping to dents interested in social studies to further their encourage students to participate more freely in knowledge in this field. These students saw several class. They saw several films and worked in co- films and heard a variety of speakers. The officers operation with the Dramatics and Literary Clubs. were: Worth Hartman, presidentg Debbie Martlage, The sponsor was Mrs. Lovelace. vice- presidentg Cathy Adams, secretaryg Denise Ellis, treasurer. Mr. Morehous was the sponsor. 22 Basis of Technology- ath and Science Hoping to create a deeper understanding of math- The Science Club's goal was to investigate areas of ematics, the Mathematics Club members saw films science not covered in class and to discuss careers and listened to a special speaker from Southport in the field of science. They had a special speaker High School. Mr. Cole and Mr. J, Moore were the and took many field trips. The sponsors were Mr. sponsors. Carson and Mr. Ferrer. The officers were Don Wil- ' son, presidentg Tom Covington, vice- presidentg and Anna Elmore, secretary- treasurer. 23 R JV' Lf KW flfaients Are Brought ut Through W y UL C M Lit rary and Drarnatios Clubs gf y if f J ff, W C W gif U as if fl The goal of the Literary Club this past year wasto study specific authors, their works, and their techniques of writing. By so doing the members increased their knowledge of authors and methods of writing. They also helped the Dramatics Club in the preparation of special plays. The sponsor was Miss Atkinson. Students in Dramatics Club, with the assistance of the Literary Club and Language Arts Club, presented several plays. A Song of Glory was presented by them as the Christmas con- vocation. Many special reports were given and discussed by club members. The officers were: Paul Saleba, presidentg Dave Betner, Vice- president5 Gail Boger, secretary-treasurerg Mr. O'Neill and Mrs. Dial were the sponsors. 1 i Home Ee. Promoted Better Home Living The seventh grade Home Economics Club, sponsored strips during the year. The club presented an op- by Mrs. Whalen, worked with the eighth and ninth portunity for the club members to perform special grade club. The officers were: Bonnie Woessner, services. The officers wer e: Mike Mills, presi- president, Mary Kay Kasner, vice-presidentg Terri dent, Mark Frazier, vice-president, Donna Coon- Theil, secretary, and Gail Bertram, treasurer. field, secretaryg and Donna Bennett, assistant sec- The eighth and ninth grade Home Economics Club retary, whose sponsor was Mrs. Brewer saw many film- i Future urses Learned edieal Knowledge The purpose of the Future Nurses Club was to sponsor was Mrs. Rund. The officers were: Jennie familiarize members with the field of nursing and Cain, president, Kathy Terrell, vice-president, and the various divisions in the field. They went on Mary Smock, secretary. field trips, listened to speakers, and saw films. The w 25 GAA. Furthered Girls Athletics The seventh and eighth grade girls in G.A. A. also attended the spring G.A.A. camp. Miss participated in a bowling play day, a volley Baird and Miss Watts were the sponsors. The ball day, and entered the district and state officers were: Debbie Fields, presidentg jenny G.A. A. track meets. The ninth grade girls Goben, vice-presidentg Mary Knapp, treasurerg entered the state G.A.A. bowling tournament and Cindy Henry, secretary. and the district and state track meets. They Pep Club Enlightened School Spirit Promoting school spirit, the Pep Club cheered our Connors, presidents Denise Marquette, vice- athletic teams on to victory. They not only presidentg Paul Vinciguerra, secretary-treasurer cheered for the teams at home games, but traveled The sponsor was Miss Martin. with them to games away. The officers were: Bill 26 Student ounoil-Voice of ur World The voice of the student body to the faculty Council went Christmas caroling and sponsored was our Student Council. The officers were: many contests with the school promoting school Don Buck, presidentg Sharon Adams, vice- spirit. Mr. Callon, our principal, sponsored the presidentg Bob Hague, secretaryg and Lynda Student COu1'1Ci1- Frazee, treasurer. The members of the Student Perryodioal Provided Our ews The editor of the PERRYODICAL, Darrell Jerden, and the assistant editors, Christina Mc- Ree, Bob Bush, and Pat Moore, were to see that each issue of the PERRYODICAL was completed and ready to be published for each deadline. The news of sports events, con- vocations, or other special highlights of Central life were presented to the students by way of the PERRYODICAL and its staff. The sponsor of the PERRYODICAL was Miss Atkinson. I 27 The Pillar Stall Piotoriall Recorded utstanding Events of ur World TOP ROW: Gwynn Motley, Terri Curry, Teresa Cronkhite, Don Buck, Patty I-louston, Patti Nikoll, Marlene Geiger. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Dubin, Bill Copenhaver, Kent Moseman, Rick Young, jeff l-Ioffmeister, Bill Oates, Lynne Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Whitten, Barry Kress, Susan Dick, Tami Weaver, Midge Kissling, Steve Nelson. Selected eighth and ninth grade students in- terested in the hard work and preparation of getting a yearbook ready for publication made up the 1968 PILLAR staff. The editor, Gwynn Motley, and the assistant editors, Midge Kissling and Tami Weaver, worked especially hard on division pages, opening and closing, and helped the staff members with the plans and problems of their sections. The students with the re- sponsibility of preparing the copy, pictures, layout, and headlines of special sections were: jeff Hoffrneister, student life, Patti Nikoll, academics, Don Buck, sports, Teresa Cronk- hite, organizations, Susan Dick, students, and Terri Curry, faculty. The photographer, Bill Oates, gave of his time and did a fine job of taking the necessary pictures for the yearbook. Kent Moseman, overseer of the sales commit- tee, had a successful year with advance year- book sales of over 1000. Our sponsor, who helped throughout the year by giving much of her time to help insure a finished section by deadlines, was Miss Whitten. Gwynn Motley, editor of the 1968 PILLAR. Hice Workers Assisted the Faculty The girls working in the office gave up their study halls to help in the guidance and general offices. Their help was greatly appreciated. Chess Club embers Enjoyed the Game The Chess Club learned many interesting facts concerning the game of chess, had fun playing chess, and declared a championchess player at the end of the year. The officers were: Bob Bush, presidentg and Mark Harvey, Vice- president. The sponsor was Mr. Metheny. These Groups The boys working as projectionists help Mr. I-Iilfiker Students working in the cafeteria helped the cooks and the faculty by giving of their time to show by doing many odds and ends which were time films in the classrooms. consuming. 30 Served ur School Our traffic patrol worked to promote safety and Mrs. Hammer selected several students interested in directed traffic at all school events. The officers library work to help with the checking in and out of were: Steve Sedam, captaing and Bill Stuckey, Bob books and other library work. Tomlinson, and Steve Spurgin, lieutenants. Mr. Smith was in charge of the traffic patrol. 31 Symphonic Band Majorettes Add Zest to Band 32 ew Trend 1n Sound The Symphonic Band was one of many new additions to the music department. Only the more advanced instrumental students were placed in this organiza- tion. They performed at many convo- cations, played at the annual spring concert, entered the solo and ensemble contest at Indiana Central College, and with the joint cooperation of the Varsity Band, performed in the fall marching contest. Mr. Iverson was the director. The officers were Denny Rusher, Cap- tain, Debbie Fields, lst Lieutenantg Kristie Herr, 2nd Lieutenant, Mark Tharp, Master Sergeantg Worth Hartman, Technical Sergeantg Mark Muesing, lst Sergeant, Gary Gann, 2nd Sergeant. The twirlers who performed with the band were Drum Majorette, Gwynn Mot- leyg Feature Twirler, Cheryl Howard, Twirlers, Cindy Stoner, Patti Nikoll, Kathy Christie, Shelly Rafdal, Janet Sanderson, Audra Daily, Terry Cover- stone, Sandy Lester, Diane Miller, Kris Mobley, and Patty Ramsey. Instrumental Students Created a World of Sound The orchestra was composed of selected eighth and ninth grade students from the symphonic band and all students who played a string instrument. Rehearsals X which demanded the attendance of the wind players as well as string players were held after school. This extra rehearsal time was used in preparation for ee V Christmas and Thanksgiving convocations and the Spring Concert held annually. In addition to these performances, the orchestra made a tour to some of .1 the Perry Township elementary schools. They played , 2, a few orchestra numbers and demonstrated the versa- ' tility of their instruments to their young audiences, it Mr. Iverson was the director. The officers were: Paul Saleba, Captain, Lynne Thompson, 1st Lieutenant, i1 Marlene Geiger, 2nd Lieutenant, Midge Kissling, Master Sergeant, Jeff Nay, Technical Sergeantg and jeff Hess, lst Sergeant. 34 The major activity of the 7th grade band this year was their performance at the Spring Concert. Also several members from the band went to the solo and ensemble contest at Indiana Central College. Mr. Iverson was the director. The officers were Kristi Culver, Captaing Bob Boyd, lst Lieutenantg Pam lines, 2nd Lieutenantg jim Pennell, Master Sergeantg Jack Bush, Technical Sergeantg LuAnne Michel, 1st Sergeantg jeff Ellis, 2nd Sergeant. The main goal of the Varsity Band this past year was to boost school spirit at pep sessions and home bas- ketball games. Band members also participated at the solo and ensemble contest at Indiana Central College and performed in the fall marching contest and the annual spring concert. The director was Mr. Iverson. The officers were Casey Davis, Captaing Joe Moore, 1st Lieutenantg Carol Hunt 2nd Lieute- nantg Donna Harmeson, Master Sergeantg Jim Court- ney, Technical Sergeantg Linda Eggbert, lst Sergeantg Paul Bowman, 2nd Sergeant. inth Grade Vocalists The Swing Group and Madrigals were songs from the past. These were mainly vocal groups composed of select ninth madrigals from the 16th century. Both grade students, Cne of the new additions groups performed in the Indiana Central to the vocal department, the swing group, Vocal Contest in February and sang at sang the popular songs of today. These school convocations and the Spring Con- they sang with a special interpretation all cert. MTS- Mullen diI'eCted the Swing their own. The madrigals' main goal was Group- MiSS Woodruff WHS the leader of to entertain their audiences by singing the Madrigals. 36 dang Their Wa To Success Composed of freshmen students interested in vocal music, these two choruses were formed to promote this interest and increase the students knowledge of vocal music. This was the first year for Perry Central to have two such groups. They performed at various convocations and the Spring Concert. Several chorus members re- ceived first place ratings at the vocal contest. Miss Woodruff directed the chorus pictured above. Director of the chorus pictured below was Mrs. Mullen. The officers were: Linda Mc- Cauley, presidentg Ron Wheeler, vice-president, Cindy Henry, treasurer, and Sharon Adams, secretary. Seventh and Eighth Grade Choruses The eighth graders were represented by two eighth grade girls choruses. Planning to increase their ex- perience and knowledge of vocal music, the eighth grade girls choruses sang at convocations and the Spring Concert. Several of the group also received first division ratings in the Indiana Central College Vocal Contest. Miss Woodruff directed the chorus pictured above. The officers of that group were: Denise Marquette, presidentg Sandy Lester, vice- presidentg janet Gunnion, secretaryg and Sharon Grant, treasurer. The director of the girls chorus below was Mrs. Mullen. The officers were: janet Thompson, presidentg Cathy Denny, vice-presidentg Jenny Goben, secretaryg and Mollie Phillips,t1-easurer Pursued Vocal Careers in Music N The eighth grade boys chorus was composed of se- lected eighth grade boys who were interested in vo- cal music. The purpose of the seventh grade mixed chorus was to help the students gain choral singing experience and stimulate their interest in this area. Although both groups performed in certain convoca tions, the main activity was singing in the Spring Concert. The director of the seventh grade mixed chorus was Mrs. Mullen. The officers were: Ted Briggs, president, Janet Rusher, vice-presidentg Becky Christie, secretary, and Gary Burks, treasurer. Mr. Iverson was director of the boys chorus. The officers of that group were: jerry Underwood, presidentg Stan Brehob, vice-president, Norman Hoss, secretaryg and David Roberts, treasurer. Sue Hilgeman was the ac- companist for the boys chorus. av. 1 12' 4 W . MEL, 1 ww X K . X - Q1 Q1 'ws gr- V igiis mia, Lg ,ff Q 1- , H fwmf IT' 'iw 1 w ' .fi 7 --0' . MS, , .- -1 w- 12 is , U f- ,- 'M Sgt 1f l!i-ai. . , V , --1: - ww vi ,11i',U '.,5ge,QfQ ' 5512333 UW SEMA ' S .4 if ' 2559 Wwnixv V Student Life H I G H xo? 806' yi O SCHOLARSHIP msMANsH:P CITIZENSHIP FRIENDSHIP E if ER RY M + P '9Py XO -- E-i:s2i!fW ' 'Vo NX Students hunt for rooms and lockers Will I ever get in? Frustration on Registration Day EFF' -,, What did you say your name was? Students wait to pay fees. -42 The winning ticket sellers for the annual fish and bean supper. They were Frank Lane, Gail Riggles, and Scott: Schmalfeldt. Carry out service was tried for the first time this year. P. T. A. Promotes Understanding I-Iomeroom 122 had the largest percentage of P.T.A. memberships. 43 Tom Derleth takes the onvocations Brightened winners lap. Blowing glass? Sounds like fun! S.T.P. takes the lead. Swing group brings Christmas cheer. Elaine Dyer, winner of the oratorical contest, receives her medal from a representative of the American Legion. 44 School Days Majorettes perform at the Christmas Convocation Mrs. Mullen encourages the seventh grade singers. Bill Roberts gets carried away. Our ninth grade boys? 45 1 Y Z-flv 4 , ' .- gd 2 V , gs-:ia , ' W 5:5 , ' jI'fI A ,, angie , ' I T 4 ff, ' ' X Z xv. Mrs. Peterson addresses the student body. ,Qty , The cast of the ninth grade play, GOOD MORN- ING MISS DOVE. Freshman Present Good Morning Miss Dove The 1967-68, Ninth Grade play, GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, was an adaption of Frances Gray Patton's award winning novel. In professional performances as a dramatic presentation, the title role has been played by such fine actresses as Helen Hayes and jennifer Jones, who appeared in the film version. For Perry Centra1's presentation, Mrs. Dial and Mr. O'Neill wrote supplementary scenes to update the play and to include more students in the cast. David Bet- ner, student directory Bob Tomlinson, stage manager, and Mike Keen, student coordinator were the student assistants for the play. For the first time, the play was presented on two nights. Friday and Saturday, March 22 and 23. Miss Dove is a school teacher who exercises great in- fluence on the whole town of Liberty Hill. Graduates come back to her for advice. Everyone calls on her at the hospital during her illness. But the richest parents in town bring her before the School Board on charges of undue severity with their son. Elaine Dyer, Gwynn Motley, Janice I-Ioeltke, Debbie I-Iannebaum, jeff I-Ioffmeister, and jim Wilson try out for parts. Gail Boger and Karen Weaver portray play characters. Committee members for the play. Students and parents for the ninth grade play A I W , -5, , ' g Bob Tomlinson, Dave Betner, Mr. O'Nei11, Mrs. Dial, and Mike Keen select the cast. 47 Kathy and Paul Reign at Karnival Kapers Queen Kathy Christy, King Paul Vinciguerra and their court, Merry Leach, Ron Rodman, Don Bush, and Janet Rusher. Watch for flying balls. Karnival Kapers sponsored by the PERRYODICAL AND PILLAR staffs was the highlight of a vigorous week of campaigning, voting, and much planning of booths. Organi- zations and homerooms sponsored the booths. SEVW E jeff Hess takes a shot. 48 K -.-11 ..- ' 1 4. 2, . N Automatic pin setter? The sound of the Ex Libris. - L t Student Council officers: Bobby Hague, secretary, Don Buck, presidentg Sharon Adams, vice- presidentg Linda Frazee, Ueas- urer. ,J 0 xx L24 ,1- The Student overnment of Our World Don Buck and jeff Cave, campaign man- Last spring the Seventh and eighth grades elected a president agar, with their bulletin board. and vice-president for this years student council. The can- didates worked hard with the committees in preparing bulle- tin boards and putting up posters. The secretary and treasurer were elected by the council in the fall. This year the council planned a variety of projects such as a money-raising project and a project for American Educa- tion Week. Campaigners for Student Council president: Sharon Adams, Kathy Evans, janet Fleet- wood, Doug Woessner, Don Buck, and Casey Davis. Mr, Callon and student council repre- sentatives: Sara Harrell, Bobby Hague, Kathy Christie, janet Byrd, and Leanna Prater present a check to the Protes- tant Childrens Home. U4 I Fun and refreshments at the ballgame. ss. X' lvl Z-' Mr. Callon addresses the school. YY' Spelling bee alternate, Cathy Chattin, and winner, Sandy Allee. l Studying ? Spelling bee contestants. Leisure Time Mr. Strader di rects the band as Mr. Iverson teaches the school song. fm Our cheerleaders led us in a cheer. The I.M.C. Listening ? Students help in the I.M.C. 52 jan Sandler jenny Goben, and Mollie Phillips inspect the mega phones 5 ll Hunting for rooms and lockers. Lunch time. Work and Play How many classes do we have together? in ur World Where to next ? ei Bookstore helpers: Joyce Spangler, 1 ,411 n Ruthellen Stegemiller, and Sandy I-ww 1 'P-4 Allee. 53 54 Sports H IG H SCHOLARSHIP C RTSMANSHIP CITIZEN SHIP FRIENDSHIP QERRY CFNTRAI 'Q 3 'OF K4 Bgvk QSO 09 Central Takes Three from East TOP ROW: Curt Robbins, Stan Scheil, Dave Roberts, Tom Covington, Steve Kindred, jim Beaty, Brent Ben- nett, Chuck jordan, Mr. Banks. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Martlage, Mike Carter, Steve Hollingsworth, Danny Higgins, Larry Weishaar, john McConnell, Gary Marlin. BOTTOM ROW: john Aufderheide, Scott Harvey, Rick Brandes, Jim Yeager, Dave Buck, Ricky Link, Mike Vogel. L - AEM Q h g lr' Q' H Sn. 'S 1 5 - - Wkmiw a a Dba ' .7 ,fu .Nfl via.: 'TEC ,Li . ft X Runners ready for 220 yard dash. Stan Scheil at the run- jim Yeager pole vaulting. ning broad jump. The seventh grade track team ran only three meets all against Perry East, and took all three meets. l 1 Stan Scheil broke the broad jump, 100 yard dash, and 220 yard dash records. The shot put record was l broken by james Beatty. ,-.. The coach for the team was Mr. Banks. SCOREBOARD Perry Central 62 Perry East 29 Perry Central 50 112 Perry East 40 1f2 A Perry Central 62 Perry East 29 56 O th Grade Track Loses nly ne , . rr., , Bruce Weingardt, Steve Denny, and Don ' ' : 21 Jill J ' Iigifeegsm .-wmv -E 2255. twwnmgw fr , ,ya - K I 1,-P 5:35552 ws X ,,,,f IP 5.1 fGw2IZ 4, ,,-7 ggzw-,ws , ,ey x . r - 1 ., A ' H+ 1 1-. ' , 'if f' K may wages, A 4 N ' 5.4 , rxiv.. ' . ,.r-,Q 'age 41 H--f Effiggt 'if ' ' ' PM Rene seq fxeaf 'f . L',. - 'aafsf ayr 4- : Refi ef n, 4 : ly .vie .5 ,,f,,a,,,, wg? - ' ww f Wmwmiwgw Q, , , 'S E?-17+vu+-.9 il, -'sfvf,gig,.g1.r,i f,,,'g,,, R 41.0-,ll .gN,1.,fx ,cfm ,, -1 W ai' at A' 4 .aw-1 ,L A --11 Bin Roberts mn- Buck, top three hurdlers. ' q :Q 'E 'Ni Q 'iil'i3:Ml ning the 100 yard Doug Woessner wins the dash. 440 yard dash. Qu. TOP ROW: Dave Carrigan, Mark Gore, Doug Woessner, Don Buck, Paul Vinciguerra, Rusty Stratton, Bill Roberts, Bruce Weingardt, Worth Hartman, Mr. Bowman. MIDDLE ROW: Pete Litterski, Larry Phil- lips, Randy Smith, Mike Durnm, Mark Raker, Dave Betner, john Fleenor, Bob Eyster, David Allen, Steve Denny, Gary Gann, Randy Kimmery. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Bryan, Kent Zacharias-, Cary Mart- lage, Stan Scheil, Danny Fitzpatrick, Dave Roberts, Steve Nelson, Gary Hancock, jeff I-loffmeister. The eighth grade track team had a successful season this year winning all of their meets but one. The total team record was 7 wins and 1 loss. The 440 yard relay was broken twice this year. Members of the relay team were: Doug Woess- ner, Steve Denny, Bruce Weingardt, and Bill Roberts. The team was coached by Mr. Bowman. , 57 SCOREBOARD Perry Central 56 Perry Central 59 Perry Central 63 Perry Central 38 Perry Central S7 Perry Central 86 Perry Central 71 Perry Central 59 Woodview 35 Northview 32 Creston 27 112 Lincoln 24 Westlane 52 1X2 Perry East 34 Eastwood 5 Beech Grove 20 Perry East 14 1X2 Belzer 21 112 Fulton 15 112 Decatur 42 7th Grade Grabs 3-l Record TOP ROW: David Roehling, jerry Romjue, Jerry Underwood, john Pigg, jeff Bass, Paul Bowman, Jeff Lawless, Stan Brehob, Mr. Springer. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Merrick, jerry Cross, Howard Hartman, mgr., Kent Graham, Bob Whiffing, Eldon Hartman, joel Hess, john Krivacs, Steve Montgomery. ,-.a- . .M V .a , 1- A run for Perry Central. Another score for Perry. Perry Central 1 Eastwood Perry Central 8 Perry East Perry Central 11 Perry East Perry Central 17 Perry East Last spring the seventh grade baseball team won 3 and lost 1. The three games they won were all over Perry East. They lost only to Eastwood. Mr. Springer did the coaching for the team. Jeff Lawless scores a third run for the Perry Panthers. ,. ,7, .. 7, ,, .,,,7., , .gcc ,.,. ,ec 7 .-7- -77777777 TOP ROW: Ed Krug, Randy Irwin, Dick Chew, Joe Moore, Steve Montel, jeff Cave, Kent Moseman, Mr. Baker MIDDLE ROW: Mark Tharp, Steve Tibbs, Kurt Dittman, Danny Moore, Jim Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: jeff Smith, Chris Royer, Mark Frazier, Bill Connors, Mike Mills. 8th Grade Wins 4 and Loses 4 The eighth grade baseball team compiled a record of 4 wins and 4 losses. The game with Perry East ended in a 4 to 4 tie when it had to be called after 10 innings on account of time. The coach of last spring's team was Mr. Baker. Li3: 47Q, The coach Mr. Baker, iety as the game pro- gresses. I shows anx- Perry Central O Perry Central 3 Perry Central 3 Perry Central 2 Perry C entral 4744 Perry C entral 3 Perry C entral 2 Perry C entral 7 7 ,..,A. U joe Moore seen pitching. I S CO R E BOA R D Woodview Northview Creston Westlane Perry East Belzer Decatur Franklin Central Fulton I Perry Central 2 ak Called after 10 innings 59 because of time. jg . TOP ROW: Mr. Hilfiker, Eddie Prosser, john Pigg,.Pau1 Bowman, Steve Boeke, jim Yeager, jim Beaty, Jack Dill, Steve Merrick, Mr. D. Moore. 4th ROW: Ricky Link, john Kraas, Curt Robbins, Brent Bennett, Mike Car- ter, Scott Harvey, jeff Bass, Pat Henry, Myron Moriarity, Dan Higgins. 3rd ROW: Bob Garraux, Mark Lewellen, Bruce Jarvis, Rick Young, jerry Cross, Phil Miller, Bill Freeman, Ronnie Lakey. 2nd ROW: Dan Courier, Curt Bottorff, jeff Lawless, Gary Martlage, Dave Roberts, Dan Laker, Dave Buck, Ron Rodman. BOTTOM ROW: jeff Frazee, Mark Southerland, Rick Wall, Stan Scheil, Steve Montgomery, jerry Underwood, Carl Hoeping, jerry Hendricks. th Grade Team Gains Experience Our eighth grade football team compiled a 1'eCOrCl For the specialties, james Beatty kicked off and the of 3 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. punting was done by Stan Scheil. The leading rusher and passer was Steve Mont- The coaches were Mr. D. Moore with the backfield gomery. The leading pass receiver for the Panthers and Mr, I-Iilfiker with the ling, was Dave Roberts. ' Vfv ,v - isa..u4u-.,I . Montgomery runs around the end against Perry East. 60 Ah... Central vs. East Perry Central's eighth grade football team managed to include Perry East on their list of opponents beaten. The Panthers won by a score of 14 to 7. The leading rusher was Steve Mont- gornery. The two touchdowns were scored by Montgomery and Underwood. l. iZ 'afg-7--- , ,WEN N, W. I l. If .142 V' T l. I V .in ,MLF-L . 444 , 1 -H, ' a.-'-Leif :-'sr -J-'-f-. 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TOP ROW: Mr. Strader, Jerome Boldt, Bill Roberts, Don Buck, Mark Harvey, Joe Moore, Frank Harris, Paul Vinciguerra, Gary Badger, Randy Lowe, Bruce Weingardt, Doug Woessner, Rusty Stratton, Doug Volpp, Dick Chew, Mr. I. Moore. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Raker, Tom Thompson, John Fleenor, Kent Palmore, Greg Meyer, Steve Moody, Kent Zacharias, Howard jackson, Jeff Cave, Worth Hartman, Curt Bauke, Mike Mil- ler, Dennis Crigger, Ron Wheeler, Bill I.aPine. Managers: jack Christy, Mark Muesing, Mike Bass. Freshmen Capture Best Season 6th Year Over Perry East Perry Central was again on top of Perry East for the 6th straight year. This year Perry Central triumphed by a 14 to 7 score. Doug Woessner was the leading scorer and ground gainer. He scored all 14 points. The quarterback, Don Buck, threw two passes and completed Y one to joe Moore. The only major setbacks that the Panthers had were a rough- ing the kicker penalty and a dropped punt which was re- covered by Perry East, which led to their only touchdown. Above: Bruce Weingardt grabbed at the ankle by a Perry East tackler. Left: Doug Woessner runs around the end for a touchdown against East. Below: Weingardt is tackled. 62 The freshman football team acquired two new players and had the most successful season in Perry Central history this season. The freshman squad won 7 and lost only the first game. The high scorer for the Panthers was Doug Woessner, who also gained the most yardage. The leading pass receiver was the end, joe Moore. In the passing department the quarterback, Don Buck, threw 2O passes, completing 10 with one interception. For the specialties, Rusty Stratton kicked off and Bill Roberts was the punter. The offensive squad scored 162 points this year with the defensive adding 2 'on a safety scored against Columbus North. The defen- sive held the opposition to 55 points in 8 games, an average of 6.875 a game. Far left: Weingardt out- runs a Beech Grove tack ler for a touchdown. Left: Woessner picks up a punt against Beech Grove. The coaches this year were Mr. Phil Strader and Mr. jerry Moore. Mr. Strader coached the backfield, while Mr. More worked with the line. The defensive team intercepted three passes this year. Doug Woessner had 2 and Paul Vinc egu erra had one. Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central SCOREBOARD Ben Davis 13 Beech Grove O Woodview O Columbus Central 7 Columbus North 7 Northview 14 Perry East 7 Fulton 7 Left: The coaches, Mr. j. Moore and Mr. Strader, show both enthusiasm and anxiety. Above: Weingardt returns the kickoff up the middle. 63 th Grade Trains for Next Year 3' , 1-6.-wif' 5 , Ea, E ff 1 L 'M L4 .15 Left: Chuck jordan running in a meet. Right: All the runners are tense and ready to go at the start of the race. Our eighth grade cross country team gained experience for next year by running in 3 meets. They won 1, placed second in a three way meet, and lost their final meet. Perry Central 40 The number one runner was Steve Hollings- Perry Central 40 Worth. Perry Central 30 The team was coached by a new member of XLOW SCQ1-e Wins. the faculty, Mr. Campbell. SCOREBOARD Perry East Eastwood Eastwood Woodview Perry East TOP ROW: Lloyd Showalter, Kent Graham, Bob Whiffing, Rusty Harrell, jeff Sedam. BOTTOM ROW Chuch jordan, Gary Merrick, Ricky Tuggle, Steve Hollingsworth, Mark Dillman, Dave Zirkle 64 Freshmen Cross Country Defeats 10 of ll Teams gag: S TOP ROW: Steve Harmon, Steve Curd, Dave Carrigan, Gary Gann, Denny Rusher, Mike Keen, Craig Clark. MIDDLE ROW: Randy Kimery, Steve Wallace, Randy Irwin, Kevin Wayman, Jeff Smith, Larry Phillips, Don Pitts. BOTTOM ROW: Tim Osborne, Steve Nelson, Bob Tomlinson, David Allen, Steve Montel, Dave Betner, Bob Eyster. RIGHT: Dave Betner finishes third in the meet A with Northview and Eastwood. ge LEFT: This is how it all starts. The ninth grade cross country team had a winning season, defeating ten of eleven teams in eight reg- ular season meets and placing third in both the SCOREBOARD Shortridge Invitational and the Marion County Meet. Perry Central 23 Beech Grove 37 Perry Central 36 Perry East 45 At the meet with Woodview, our team earned a per- Belzer 39 fect score. To do so, a team must have the first five Perry Central 15 Woodview 50 runners, our team had the first twelve. Perry Central 33 Belzer 23 Perry Central 24 Woodview 67 The top ten runners for the entire season were Bob Creston 54 Eyster, Dave Betner, Steve Montel, David Allen, Bob Fulton 89 Tomlinson, Steve Nelson, Tim Osborne, Dan Fitz- Perry Central 27 Northview 3 patrick, Larry Phillips, and Craig Clark. These boys Eastwood 73 and the team's student manager, Mike Keen, were Perry Central 37 Columbus Central 32 the letter earners on the team. Columbus North 58 Perry Central 25 Beech Grove 49 Bob Eyster received a first in every regular season Decatur 6 meet and scored second in the Shortridge Invita- Shortridge Invitational 3rd tional. Bob also won the County Meet. Marion County Meet 3rd The team was coached by Mr. Campbell. 49 sklow score wins 7th Grade Team Has Winning Season TOP ROW: Myron Moriarity, Gary Brinkoetter, Mark Moseman, Ron Brown, Dale Nordholt, Bill Bradbury, Dave Zirkle, Ron Wampler, Rick Lowe,Mr.Springer. MIDDLE ROW: Art Murphy, Bill Glenn, Fred Poe, Shawn Salge, Dale Wood, Tom Connerly, Jim Pennell, Linton Spry. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Hunt, Herb Bogard, Don Ridings, Dale Russell, David Keen, Jeff Sedam, Kevin Linson. FROM TOP: Angie Graves, Kim Smith, Terry Theil. KNEELING: Pam jines, Janet Rusher. Compiles 8 and 4 Record 1 The seventh grade 'A' team had a record this year of SCOREBOARD 'A' TEAM Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Gre enwood Northview Eastwood Woodview Perry East Belzer Creston We stlane Fulton Ben Davis Franklin Central Perry East eight wins and four losses. Although they were beaten both times by their rival, Perry East, they gave them two fine games. The leading scorer for the 'A' team was Myron Moriarity. The leading rebounder was Dalle Nordholt. The team was coached by Mr. Springer. 39 11 21 41 37 26 22 15 17 19 47 39 The seventh grade 'B' team compiled a record of SCOREBOARD CB' TEAM Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Greenwood Northview Eastwood Woodview Perry East Belzer Creston Westlane Fulton Ben Davis Perry East nine wins and two losses. As members of the 'B' team, the players were given an opportunity to play 19 more often and gain experience for next year. The 24 leading rebounder was Mark Moseman. This team 15 27 was also coached by Mr. Springer 21 28 22 14 21 10 23 David Keen drives for a score. Ron Wampler hits for two. Dave Zirkle scores for Perry Central. 67 Sth Grade Team Builds for Next Year STANDING: Mr. Baker, jerry Romjue, Kent Graham, Paul Bowman, Jeff Frazee, Jeff Bass, Mark Sutherland, David Roberts, Jerry Underwood, Rusty Harrell. KNEELING: Dave Buck, Ernie Wrightsman, Gary Martlage, Stan Scheil, Chuck Jordan, Kevin Gasaway, Scott Schmalfeldt, Steve Merrick. E SCGREBOARD Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central Perry Central ' ' 1- 2. rm ,321 Imam i Hui rw, Y, irr.mHrrrw Fulton Greenwood Northview Eastwood Woodview Perry East Belzer Creston Westlane Columbus Central Ben Davis Franklin Central Columbus North Perry East ABOVE: Two points for Stan Schell. LEFT: Gary Martlage drives for the basket. Ends Season with 5-9 Record The eighth grade basketball team this sea- son compiled a record of five wins and nine losses. The team was able to beat Perry East one of the two times they played them. The leading scorer for the eighth grade team was Stan Scheil. jerry Underwood was the lead- ing rebounder. The team was coached by Mr. Baker. n ABOVE: Kevin Gasaway fights for a rebound. RIGHT: Jerry Underwood struggles for a loose ball. ABOVE RIGHT: From top: Merry Leach, Sharon Branch, Io Ellen Mc- 'T Fall, Cathy Adams, Mary Knapp. 69 Freshman Squad Has IO--6 Season STANDING: Tom Angrick, Dave Carrigan, Randy Irwin, joe Moore, Mark Bush, Dick Chew, Ed Krug, Don Buck, Chris Krohne, Mr. Bertram. KNEELING: jim Thompson, Steve Montel, Doug Woessner, Bill Roberts, Mark Tharp, Scott Allanson, Keevinleach. The freshman team this year had a record of 10 wins and 6 losses in regular season games. Included in these victories were two wins over Perry East. The first game was won by 22 points. The second game was won by one point on a last second shot by Scott Allanson. The team also made it to the semi-final game of the Freshman Marion County tourney where they were defeated by Eastwood 40 to 38 in an overtime game. The leading scorer for the tour- ney was Mark Tharp. The leading rebounder was Dick Chew. For the entire season, the top three scorers were Mark Tharp, Joe Moore, and Mark Bush, respec- tively. The two leading rebounders were Dick Chew and joe Moore. -' 'lfi ' ' The team was coached by Mr. Bertram. 'A ,. A shot and two points Scott Allanson goes high in the air for A , V, f H W n ,Q for Don Buck. a lay-up and two points. Joe Moore sets up the play. 70 l ,7,, f'2er -'-Mizz'- 1i Reaches Semi-Hnals in County Tourney Perry Central 37 Perry Central 51 Perry Central 22 Perry Central 43 Perry Central 35 Perry Central 37 Perry Central 38 Perry Central 45 Perry Central 40 Perry Central 48 fyl Perry Central 42 ' Perry Central 48 Perry Central 49 Perry Central 32 S Perry Central 31 Perry Central B 25 Perry Central A 52 County Perry Central 29 Perry Central 32 Perry Central 38 Joe Moore positions for a rebound. STANDING: Kathy Evans, janet Fleetwood. KNEELING: Cathy Burries, Linda SCOREBOARD Fulton Greenwood Northview Eastwood Woodview Perry East Belzer Creston Westlane Franklin Central Columbus Central Ben Davis Manual Columbus North Perry East Howe Howe Tournament Franklin Central Beech Grove Eastwood McCauley, Karen Stumph 71 Eighth Graders Begin Wrestling Program TOP ROW: Stan Kindred, Bob Beatty, Paul Bowman, Mark Miller, Steve Roehling, Stan Brehob, jeff Roberts, Jeff Bass, Mark Sutherland, John McConnell, Steve Kindred, Rick Cartheuser, Rick Link. THIRD ROW: john Krevacs, Steve Hollingsworth, Tom Covington, Carl I-loeping, Mike Carter, Gary Martlage, Steve Spurgeon, Steve Boeke. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ferrar, Randy McDo1e, Ron Palmer, Mark Lewellen, Ron Rodman, Steve Montgomery, Steve Romack, Rick Brandes. BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Nay, Allen Mullen, Steve Litterski, Rick Tuggle, Don Bush, 1imYea- ger, Brent Bennett, Curt Bottoroff. Bill Connors breaks down his opponent. Doug Woessner used a quick counter. Mark Raker begins second period. ...g..,.. ,, S C O R E BO A R D Perry Central 40 Beech Grove 17 Perry Central 28 Ben Davis 21 Perry Central Chartrand Perry Central Fulton Perry Central Woodview Perry Central Arlington Perry Central Westlane Perry Central Eastwood Perry Central Creston Perry Central Northview Perry Central Perry East Perry Central Belzer Perry Central Invitational 2nd Marion County Meet 3rd Six Grapplers Place in County Meet The ninth grade wrestling team had a winning season this year winning eight of twelve meets with one tie. At the Arlington meet, all wrest- lers were able to beat their opponents. The team managed to defeat our school rival, Perry East in the Invitational, County, and regular season meet. Kent Zacharias lost only one match throughout the entire season. He also placed first in his weight in the County. Curt Bauke placed second in the County, Denny Rusher, fourth, Bill Con- nors, firstg Doug Woessner, second, and Rusty Stratton, first, in their various weight classes. The team was coached for the first time by Mr. Strader. He is the Athletic Director for the school, as well as a science teacher. STANDING: Doug Woessner, Rusty Stratton, Denny Rusher, KNEELING: Curt Bauke, Kent Zacharias, Bill Connors. TOP ROW: Mr. Strader, David Allen, Joe Windsor, Gary Gann, Dave Oldham, Chris Royer, Steve Nelson, jeff Smith, Bill LaPine, Gary Hand, Gordon Lewellen, john Fleenor, Kent Palmore, Mike Keen, Steve Bryan. BOTTOM ROW: Rusty Stratton, Doug Woessner, Paul Vinciguerra, Mark Harvey, Mark Raker, Bill Connors, Denny Rusher, Kevin Wayman, Curt Bauke, Kent Zacharias, Don Pitts. 73 fi' lasses HIGH SCHOLARSHIP RTSMANSHIP CITIZENSHIP FRIENDSHIP ER RY V CFNTRAL '45 8 pffeyrw XJXPRAOXA ,O , vggef Freshmen . , 1 'I ,J K , . 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P W WW , s .buds Michael Vogel Barbara Voils Ted Wacker Richard Wall Debbie Wallace Nancy Wallace Tara Walsh Tom Ware Ronald Warner Tami Weaver Larry Weishaar Debbie Wells jane Welsh Jim Whicker Bob Whiffing Terri Wick Vicki Wilcurt johnny Williams Marilyn Williams Rhonda Williams Susie Williams Steve Willis Carole Wills Don Wilson Sheila Wilson Vickie Wilson Greg Woods Tony Woodward Dennis Wright Ernie Wrightsman Jane Yeager jim Yeager Denny Young Rick Young Andrea Zukowski LEIWQ Q .'.i ' 5 if 1-:A SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Don Bush, President: Janet Rusher, Vice- President: Devon Frazier, Secretary Treasurer. Seventh Graders Explore Our World wg - 'V - is, - ' f ' ' Bill Adams i .A A ,,.A 'B B B A - -Q, , 1 li 41 4 Q 9 , B Becky Anderson :-- , i - k,,, . , ,vig V Georgia Anderson l ,X ... 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W X K jf-W - --- 5 , . . ga - J. l w ll cr l ' W on O ,3 f ' 2 'M- ' ' W The betterment of our education is time chief concern of our principal, Mr. Callon. Throughout the year, Mr. Callon leads the faculty in their never ending struggle for a higher standard of learning. Mr. Callon sets a high moral standard at Perry Central and the . students strive to follow it. He attends business meet- ings and handles any other type of business that has to do with the welfare of our school. We feel our pride in our school is justified. Thank you Mr. Callon for another successful year. Deans Solve Problems 3 ra Dean of girls is a very difficult job handled by Nh-s. Peterson She is one of the busiest people at Perry Central. Giving ad- vice to the girls and teaching ninth grade English are just two of her many duties. Mrs. Peterson plans all of our many interesting convocations and acts as mistress of ceremonies. Mr. Roark is dean of boys and vice principal of Perry Cen- tral. He assists Mr. Callon in the administrative duties and counsels the male members of our student body. 1 I9 Guidance in ur World giayi i w Mr. Banks is eighth grade counselor at Perry Cenual. He helps the eighth grade students plan for their freshman year. Mr. Banks also teaches social studies Magi Mr. Bertram, the ninth grade counselor and head of the guidance department, gives assist- ance to the ninth grade pupils on scheduling their future years at Southport High School. He administers the IQ and achievement tests at the beginning of the year. He counsels ninth grade students concerning daily problems at Perry Central. I-Ie is also the ninth grade bas- ketball coach. ' HN Hi A H U. ijglj 'Z :rg Mr. Metheny is the seventh grade counselor and a teacher of history. Next year he will follow the seventh graders through the eighth grade and continue their counseling. ivers of Assistance in Gur World 4' Mrs. Dickey, the school secretary, works hard as the head of the general office. In addition to her secretarial work, she aids students with their everyday needs. The school nurse, Mrs. Rund, helps stu- dents when illness or accidents occur. She also sponsors the Nurses Club. KN. Mrs. Clements with the help of Mrs. Boger takes care of the bookkeeping at the school. In addition they operate Mrs. Davidson, the brary clerk, assists the librarian in the secretarial work of the library. If H I l - -gy -,-Ty, ,, E -L,-j. , I r YQ N5 Ly ff-H I 7 U I V r :fi u 1 A I F f , x Education-The Key to g'q'QQ l . 'si 49:3 ' 5-' 'wif' I I I w wa.,jg3... x , vi L 4 . I ' 1 F ZW . W . 'QJSQ' ' he f si. -r 122 Miss Atkinson, English, R.S. S., Perryod Literary Club. Miss Baird, Phys. Ed., G.A.A. Mr. Baker, Math, Basketball, Baseball. Mrs. Ballantyne, English. Mr. Banks, Guidance Counselor, Social Studies, Track. Mr. Beechler, Art. Mr. Bertram, Guidance Counselor, Basketball. Mrs. Brewer, Home Ec. Head Teacher, Home Ec Club. Mr. Brewer, Science. Mr. Brown, Industrial Arts. Miss Bush , Math. Mr. Callon, Principal, Student Council. Mr. Campbell, Science, Phys. Ed., Cross Country, Track. Mr. Carson, Biology, Dept. I-lead, Science Club. Mrs. Christensen, Block, I-lead Teacher, Cheerleaders. Mr. Cole, Math, Dept. Head, Math Club. Mr. Collignon, Industrial Arts, Intramurals. Mrs. Coombs, Math. ical Success in ur World Mrs. Dial, Block, Dramatics, Cheerleaders. Miss Eikenberry, Social Studies. Mr. Ferrer, Science, Wrestling, Science Club. Mrs. Hammer, Librarian. Mr. Hilfiker, A-V Director, Social Studies, Football. Mrs. Hoffarth, German, Social Studies. Mr. Hull, Math. Mr. Iverson, Instrumental and Vocal Music, Head Teacher. l E till if . 'v r '. 1 .ff A' .. 'J' W ru 5 ,I ,553 in .tr , ,Ju a l , Lila, F'-55. il f xi 'wr mr .L .sawe- if li F 1 to 17 W l l M ' .. Mi w W Q if., I l rl aff .7 xii' ii- f 1 I Miss johnson, English, Cheerleaders. Mrs. Leininger, Home Economics. Mrs. Lovelace, Block, Lan- guage, Arts Club. Mr. McDonough, Art, Head Teacher. Miss Martin, Block, Pep Club Mr. Metheny, Guidance Coun selor, Social Studies, Intra murals , Chess Club. Mr. D. Moore, Biology, Base- ball, Football. Mr. J. Moore, Math, Football, Math Club. Mr. Morehous, Social Studies, Social Studies Club. Mr. Morris, Social Studies, Dept. Head. Mrs. Moyer, English, French Language Head Teacher. Mrs. Mullen, Vocal Music. 3 Educators in Our World ru ix -if y n ff , f V . ., , as as f ...sw ,, ,Nj f W T, 'Q , .51 Qi ' . fast it A .ati W 'W 1fT.i'f1,' N. I J! ff-16 4 Mr. O'Neill, English, Dept. Head, R.S.S., Dramatics. Mr. Patterson, Industrial Arts, Dept. Head. Mrs. Peterson, Dean of Girls, English. Mr. Potts, Science. Mr. Roark, Dean of Boys. Mrs. Robinson, Spanish, R.S.S. Mrs. Schoch, Math, Science. Mr. Smith, Math, General Business, Traffic Director. Mrs. Spacke, English. Mr. Springer, Phys. Ed., Guidance, I-lead Teacher. Mr. Stenger, Art. Mr. Strader, Earth Science, Athletic Director, Football, Wrestling. Mrs. Thompson, English, Latin. Miss Watts, Phys. Ed., Science, G.A.A. Mrs. Whalen, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club. Miss Whitten, Math, Yearbook. Miss Woodruff, Vocal Music. EE ww ma: lf: ww 5 J. w uw ww 5 wa. 253 SU 'F g Q 'EF' gf . J .' Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs ' A ,PQ pk Unseen Workers of Importance Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Nigh Potter Richards Sims Stuckey McFa11 McLaughlin Morris Natterstad Y mm -HQWAVQ .-in ' fmm we-'51 ,N9'wf'W ' ' ' ' H. 'W' ' I ' Q 'fr' A N , ..f,m- , N' . A ,, W1 - 31 55 X- .1-:-4 g 522512 -- . f I ' ,,fW,- , . , ' ' 4.1 f . f M an V- 5 S. Q. - 1- 11- - ., ' ea f,. rg ., ,fri 1? M1-5, 1. ' ' X ff-a-fi 3' TT' .1 Mrs x, 'fwfr if, - V 'ui ' ' ' . inf ' MPS- , I l, i ..,.. Mrs. J i- , f -Af .4 , 1::g:1gg 1 0 - 5 IQ! . . 0 Pf2? Q4?,mE.?T' H --:fa Y Amsnsrm ww-... '... '... ' wa . L Q-22' --sw... ef f- 2 ..:f:.e1., r '-E 3. Wi 2 v-Z' ' ' N i w 1 V. H ' X ,w . lin., ,Y . I . - ,MI ' EE':'E:E ':' , si Y. w H A ,: , -L1 1--5 ' 1' . I, Hg. v. . , Y . . .- . l N 0 W Q J 4 . A . , .. 1 . I , ' 41? M, Q F ,.:::.....: Antrobus Austin Beizler Biggs Huber W'5gR ll?i6'5l1f 'P , V1 r - ' : Eli f f 9 V W , 71' ' fr-irq.: :T . .,,EE2 , . A A, . - . 3, ,.'.'Q- el -uw . Y , , Jr 1-vf ' H i H Miifd . - ' H r ,,,.: V 1 ,umm ,X , - fl A an r r Q. ..,. is . ' MQ r in a J w. W iwirlilufff jQ1'jjw', r l wal W i Mrs. M. Thompson Mrs. R. Thompson The cafeteria workers and custodians are an important part of Our World. A balanced lunch is provided daily by the cafeteria workers. The custodians work hard to keep the hallways, classrooms, and gymnasium clean. BACK ROW: Mr. Ryker, Mrs. Sterling, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Martin. FRONT ROW: Mr. Pavey, Mr. Huber 125 25 J, -- 1 ur World l A f As the year draws to an end, we pause to remember certain events. There were the basketball games which kept after school life busy. Inner school ac- tivities boosted om' school spirit. The special convo- cations were enjoyed by everyone. There were al- ways the little things, such as, falling up the stairs gracefully, forgetting your locker combination, or dropping your tray at lunch. All in all, the year was eventful and one to be remembered by everyone. was H fm.. MW X if 1, f. My .-V 2' N MQ , A ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Throughout the PILLAR the staff has tried to let 1:he reader see into OUR WORLD from our viewpoint. We could not have done this without the help of Miss Whitten, our sponsor, for support and guidance, Mr. Peterson for the school emblem, Mr. Oates for some of the photography, National School Studios for individual and group pic1:Lu'es, and Mr. Wright from the Ameri- can Yearbook Company for his guidance. 4 .-1-4'2'L,e,5r,lL .4'.,1s Q D SN 4 Jr W 2' 5 pa We if 5 --is-wwp Tiiafwfwb 'N' Q . t Xpjfdwf 616001666 ' MWWQ WQwf'w 1 f QfM mm Q JQPJWQKW UO UQKWN My QM W WYNWWN W K we Kwmvfwgwwgwgi v-:Q-is got-jmwxn M0 A cambffwffowf Zeigwic 15?-it AG Mfw 2,2 , A M X 2 WMA 72? - 4441 ' ' fd N. k5QCluywV0mLM QM bQ f STQU? 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