Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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FOREWORD From the solitude of the classroom to the nu- merous battlefields of the world, the impossible dream is repeatedly being met and conquered by the will of mankind. An unanswered ques- tion is answered, an unknown formula dis- covered, a dying man saved, and a lost identity found. The Impossible Dream, is made a reality through the accomplishment of a single goal and the sweat, the scorn, the paing the instan- taneous strength and long lonely hours of medi- tation become a worthwhile experience because of one man's striving for its possibility. Gary Frola, assisted by librarian Mrs. Mabel Boston, checks out a reference hook. Ps ' 9 ti Q 4- M i K E! Kathy Bose enjoys a fall day while studying outside. iv -.- Woodworking teacher, Mr. Walter Tisevich, aids Pete Gentile and Brian Attendance worker, Judy Fertgus, gives Mike Stewart De Orio in evaluating their projects. an admit slip. Q4.

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Many an undisputable hero has lost out to the strength of one with the strength of desire. Such was the case with the Perry Panthers as they romped from the bottom of the heap to the top to take the Federal League championship in football. Two pep rally's per Friday, and an exuberant principal added enthusiasm plus to the student body which spilled over into the everyday classroom academics. Glee Club members Peggy Cole, Terry McBurney and Kathie Finley har- monize during practice. Rosie Luke learns new discoveries. Q that a microscope aids in making Perry's cheering section gave great support to the Federal League champions.