Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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L K -. xi, 41 MR. PAUL PFIEFFER, Superintendent of Schools :lan for Perry's future Mr. Paul F. Pfeiffer has been superin- tendent of the Perry school system for eleven years. Mr. Pfeiffer graduated from Wooster College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in education. He continued his education at Kent State University, receiving a Master of Education degree. He is also a member of Phi Delta Kappag National Honor So- ciety. Before coming to Perry, Mr. Pfeiffer was executive head of South East Local School District, Portage County. He spends many hours in the interest of the Pefry schools and community. This was evidenced by the results of the past election when both the school operating levy and bond issues were passed. Mr. Pfeiffer uses his good judgment on various matters concerning the welfare of Perry Students. One such occasion is de- ciding whether or not the buses will run on snowy mornings. Au . BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. George M. Anderson, Vice President, Mr. Robert 1. Hoffman, President, Mr. Charles A. Dougherty, Mr. Robert E. Netzly, Mr. Austin P. Lloyd.

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The Perry Board of Education is made up of dedi- cated and respected citizens of the community. These men work to maintain the best teaching staffs, provide necessary facilities for learning, coordinate and direct teaching methods and provide a curriculum that meets the needs of all the students in the Perry School System. They are elected for a four year term. Ak 74 -7.41- 3 in -4- -- As clerk of the Board of Education, Mr. Elmer Fry capably handles many business transactions during the year. With community support, board member Mr. Pat Mattachione, Coordinator of School 1 and Community Affairs, is also responsible Scanning a blueprint of a proposed addition to Perry District school are Mr. for the fine publicity that our school receives. Austin L. Lloyd and Mr. Robert Hoffman, board president. . . wwf lata,-.zdfg , W 2 - -.

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I I With instructions from Mrs. Cain, Cheryl Singleton tries out a new comptometer. Excellent, modern equipment plus well trained teachers combine to assure successful business leaders for the world of tomorrow. Business students are taught the fundamentals of typing, notehand, business law and business machines. This year at Perry we have the COE program, a vocational program which provides actual work experience. The stu- dents attend school for half a day and work in office related jobs in the afternoon. Many of these students will go to schools of higher learn- ing. Others will secure jobs in their chosen fields of A dedicate JAN ANDERS ROBERT BIRD English III Driver Education Asst. Football Coach Asst. Wrestling Coach Asst. Track Coach , Q BURYL BosToN MABEL BOSTON 'dal Business Machines Librarian Bookends Advisor JACK BOWEN KAREN BROWN Advanced Math Home Economics II Alge ra II Future Homemakers Co-advisor