Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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oculty encourages students l X l X i DON CABLE OMEGA CAIN ERNEST CHIUDIONI American Government Shorthand II Chemistry Reserve B.1skctb.ill Conch Business English Science Club Advisor Ba sc-ball Conch Senior Secretaries Future Sucretii ries Advisor JANE CHURCH English II, IV ul j 'Sv' XWINFIELD COOPER English III , l Biology 1013 DEMAREE Ixiecliqnl Arts Club Advisor Humanities Club Advisor Q i' Asst. Football Coach MARJORIE DURST , JOHN FEATHERINGHAM Geometry Psychology x V Head Wrestling Coach I-lead Track Coach W? 1,-AX 1 fx! I A Kyfyfvl 1 Y K 1 9 Economics Student Congress Advisor Algebra II Q, 5 Sociology K government. to learn msxrsasi, 'SQTQ if , s 1, A 1 it 'ELI geffrffs , .ft ., N 5, 3 i,uEvgz ige11.,lJ 2? 9934 .f . ' JET ' 5' L' I I .4. .. .. Y P YA. iz-. ' KH, ?'- , 'f!. Always willing to help, Mr. Simms stands by as Mike Roman types a business letter. 'Y -QL. ii In a relaxed atmosphere, Mr. Cable's students learn about American 23

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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

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Mr. Moore of the Stark Coun De artment of Education assists Mr. YY P Mallarnee in planning a mathematics program. RAY FORTNERXQ Health I Y X 5 Physiology ' VJ Asst. Foofbkiiltogrh Intramural Director OW Ameri K e HARRY HALL Geography Audio-Visual Director Faculty Manager ar KARLENE HARTER Choir Glce Club English ll Many departments cohlinule to expand The touch of variety used by Perry's teachers adds zest and enthusiasm to the classes. Teachers spend time discussing the latest polit- ical developments. Other aids, such as giant-sized slide rules, graphs, and charts assist them in in- stilling ideas in their students. The faculty and administration at Perry work hard to guide their students on the road to suc- cess. - Mr. Tope experiments with a moire screen while preparing a graphic art lesson plan.