Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Twwelb Tor The airline advertisements scream Fly now Pay Laterf' Weld like to paraphrase this airline slogan and make it read '4Study Now- lt'll Pay Later. We believe our slogan is better than the airlinels slogan, but we believe that the basic idea of travel is excellent. There- fore we invite you to come along with us on our journey and you too will Travel To Learn. In the not too distant future many Perry High students will be in all parts of the world. While Broadway and the Cinema permit people ta travel, so do Perry High's theatrical productions. Here Donna Pllug takes as into the world ul fantasy with her interpretation of Mrs, mining. . .355 ' . Home W mwgsswt I , V ' jrqwff gt Q N .. .- . E .. we Q, M, e aaa. . -- Nw .of . . . ,WN By seeing Ben Hur, Perry's students vicariously traveled into the past with Hollywood stars, Charlton Heston, and lack Hawkins. This is not a fantastic prediction because it is quickly becoming a reality. Today many of Perry High's alumni are located in places that they never knew existed five years ago. Little did Ed Badnell, Class of '60, know that he would be at Colorado Springs as a member of the U. S. Air Force Academy. Five years ago that school didn't even exist. Marion Jumbo DeAngelis, Class of '59, continued on next page

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Bought by the citizens af Cant an and Massillon through the Investment in Youth ro'ec Perry Stadium marks a land- p 1 t, the mark in the history of aur school. in the process ol being built. Twww Tor How to Get There This could be a problem-but with us, it's a breeze. But before we discuss the means, we first must discuss where we are going. We're going EVERYWHERE! Yes, this is a big order but in four years time fif we're luckyj, a man can move the proverbial moun- tain, so why can,t a Perryite go EVERY- WHERE? 8 Q Now that the destination is certain, we can get to the main topic of this sub-division- How to Get There. It would be easy to say that we are going in our imagination, but we are going to travel by studying. And if this is the case, our books will take us to the exotic, interesting, charming, exciting, and sometimes disappointing places. continued on next page Pwmmd above 'S the stadium Sports have always been a part nf life since before the time ol the ancient Greeks. People travel from all corners of the earth to see the Olympics whether they are held in Rome, Tokyo, or Helsinki: Pictured below is the Studio Olympico at the Rome Olympic site,

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Twuelt Tor certainly had no inkling that he would be in Weisbaden, Germany. Bob Reynolds, Class of '59, certainly had never heard of Augusburg, Germany, five years ago. Dave Lazor, Class of '59, had no idea that today he would be in Korea serving in the U. S. Army. For these alumni and countless others who will follow them, travel has become an increas- Alter traveling from his hame to her home, Jim Syler escorts his date Donna Pflug to last year's prom. Travel of this type is always enjoyable. Dan Risaliti and Carole McCurdy are taken lar away to Hawaii during the most important dance of the school year. Traveling from party to party, ta Nelson's Ledges, Atwood Park and other distant places play an impurtant part ol a memorable weekend. CZQHZA. gg .aft 9 g lg ,j,.,1,r34,affsgy. 6,3 ' vi l ik - -' , at ,, ' v -svn-'lf-eww eil? . ,tt 4 - ' V- - .aa J f...s ..,.w..' 1 ,..., Q..-g,,,i,,y, 5. ,m,w,. LW 'r'wswVM'wwlV:i?M?A '1'hi3i 5 uiimfwfnm 'kwwn 16'--lwamg-3.5. Tq'f'4t l 'qv sg f sa yy,-'ifgj::wt,,:'wxv,e 5 ,g, ,ie ,p,e,g3, f Www, v,,,'e'-N- ff. Q 4.5-gaevibvwvqip , 2 ,, L. ffl ,aa 1 Q 5 1 21 V 7 Ha K r ingly important part of their lives. And we, the staff of the 1961 Clock, know that Ex- perience is the best teacherf, And what better teacher is there than TRAVEL?