Perry High School - Eclipse Yearbook (Perry, IA)

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Eighth Grade Back Row-M. NVheelwright, V. Archer. Jerry Cooksey, B, Einarson, J. Stockberger, D. Nelson, WV. Dysart, E. Colburn. Fifth Row--M. Tingwald, M. Newport, YV. Ufilcox, D. Olson, M. Lewis, V. Sniithson, H. Thomas, L. Conaway. Fourth Row-V. Fagen, D. Stevens, VV. Fiscel, J. Smith, F. Bresee. M, Lester, C. Stover. Third RowfV. Slaughter, L. Fouch, B. Heffner, E Rooney, D, Xvorkman, Dwight Les- ter. Second Row--M. Laughman. P. Diddy, H. Jurgensen, WY Orr, D. Looney, J. Randall, M. Greenlee, C. Looney. First Row-D. Blanks, E. Coleman, R. Honeiniohl, H. Blank, M. Harrison, D. Flynn, E. Kibby, F. Lutze. Flack Row-P. Ureher, G. Mfulren. D, Fogzter. XV. Hutchison. B. Lafferty. R, Sexton, D Morton, R. Phillips. Fifth .Row-C. Cortner, A. Nicholson. J. Olingan, R. Crusan, C. Deal, J. Baker, H Miles. ' Fourth Row-J. Shackleton, E. Stevens, V, Townley, E. Blaisdell, L. Daniels, J. Hall F. Hastie. , Third Row-L. Potter, J. Cooksey, G. Stevens, K. Shearer, H. l'eddic'orcl, D. Cowan, M Callahan. Second Row7J. Thompson, XV. Campbell, I-3. Osmundson, B. Carlisle, H, VVestburg, E Fitzgerald, P. Pardun. First Row-A. Rhoads, D. Hethcot, 1.1. Hicks. B. Xvalrath, K. Kropf, B. Crawford, D Lester.

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Eighth Grade Ninety-eight students have the honor of being in Perry High's first eighth grade class. With the enlarging of the building, the school also enlarged its enrollment list by adding this grade to the Junior High division. This move enabled them to have better facilities for learning and gave the grade schools much needed space to provide for constantly increasing classes. H During the school year, these students, acclimated themselves quite readily to the high school system, and they have madenthemselves quite well knlown by their various activities. Members of this class took part in the Junior High play The Knave of Hearts presented before the student body at an assembly last fall. Those musically inclined also aided Perry considerably in winning first place at the county music contest held here this spring. Class members have participated in all home room activities and have held special contests in music and declamation- Wilma Jeanne Wilcox, with her contralto solo, and Helen Blank, with her piano solo, were winners in the home music contest. Myrtle Greenlee, jerry Cooksey, and Betty Lou Laiferty are students who did exceptionally well in declamatory work. Members of the class were also quite active in Junior High athletic program. Class Officers Darlene Workman, President Betty Einarson, Vice President Jerry Cooksey, Secretary-Treasurer Miss Simpson, Class Sponsor D, VVorkmau R. Einarsou J. Cooksey Miss Simpson

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May Queen lVliss Joyce Lafferty was selectecl by the students of the high school to repre- sent them as May Queen at the annual Junior-Senior banquet helclr last spring. The May Queen is selected for scholar- ship, personality, leadership and other necessary qualities. Only a member of the junior class can be elected. Her attendants were Helen Doud, Eileen Bioldlson, Dorothy Leach and Nancy Black. May Queen Attendants i Dorothy Leach, Helen Doud. Joyce Laftferty, Nancy Black, Eileen Bifldisfln-