Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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if D N. 1.l,Q wr ,A C as K'. He gave the greatest gift of all . . . the gift of himself. This quotation perfectly describes one of the most outstanding teachers of Perry High whose giving ofghis talents, accented by his zest for living, brought many firsts to the school. His iournalism ability he lent to the newspaper and yearbook staffs, both which he founded and has since advised. He has also served as adviser for Quill and Scroll, another organization which owes its appearance at Perry High to his efforts. These time-consuming activities, plus a seven-class schedule would seem to be enough for any ambitious teacher. However, his ever-expanding interests, his concern for the future of Perry High, and the students therein have been responsible for many other milestones in the shaping of our young school. The long hours, the sometimes unappreciated efforts . . . but . . . never a complaint . . . his concern and enthusiasm for the school and the students he backs . . . lt is thus, with humble gratefulness, that we dedicate the 1960 Clock to Mr. Pat F. Mattachione, truly a great man in our midst. The 1960 Clock Staff

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LIFE AT WAS EXCITING IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS Life in sports at Perry High consisted of moments of iubilant happiness and moments of disappointment. The power- ful football team of Syracuse University came to national prominence because of their strong defense and highly mecha- nized offense. The Panther football team, although having a losing season, dis- played at times the spirit and fight of a championship team. Basketball at Perry was a success since the team had an exciting season. Al- though the team didn't repeat the per- formance of the i958-59 team, which won the class AA league championship, they played very well under their new coach Don Cable. Life in baseball and track at Perry was of the climatic nature as the winning of the world championship by the Los An- geles Dodgers. The baseball team had a fair season coming from behind to win some games. The track team competing against some fine teams had a poor sea- son in dual competition, but in the county meet the cindermen did better than ex- pected, picking up a few first places. PERRY HIGH . . . Dan Risaliti rolls for yardage in the early minutes of the Glenwood game. Below: Wide World Photo: Jim Rivera of the Chicago White Sox slides into short stop Maury Wills in the Dodgers-White Sox game. Dodgers won the game 3-'l and the series too.

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THE CLOCK S TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION E,,, , DEDICATION ,E,E, SENIOR CLASS ,,,,S, JUNIOR CLASS ,,S,,,S,, SOPHOMORE CLASS ,,,,. FRESHMAN CLASS .,,,,,,,,,.,,,.... ,.,LLLL PAGE I-9 IO I2 40 53 68 TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATION ,,,,,-L ,,,L,, 8 3 CLUBS ,,..L,,.,,....L.......,., LLLL L LLLL.LLLL LL,v S I L A BIG DATE . . . A BIG NIGHT ,,,, W PEP RALLIES SPUR SCHOOL SPIRIT HIGHLIGHTS OOOO,,O,O ,, ,,.,,,,,,7w,,,,,,Lv, , ,,,-, Y COOKS, CUSTODIANS ,...,.. SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS SPO RTS ....,,,f ADVERTISERS .,,,,,D,,O, SENIOR DIRECTORY , O,O, 90 IO6 IO8 'IIO I27 I28 I48 I68 I86 PUBLICATIONS ........OO,O,,.O,O,O,, Y... .O.O.,,L,.,O ..,. ,,.,,,w,,,, , . , ..,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. , , - I9O