Perry High School - Eclipse Yearbook (Perry, IA)

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SCHOOL BOARD: Back Rowg George Stoner, Gene Yates, Dr. M. I. Brown Front Rowg L. A. French, Ben Workman, Mrs. Harry Case II, . Sl l l'. J. S. YANIIERIIINIJICN, ll. A., NI. A. sllIlf'I'IIltL'IItit'IIl ul' svimulsi umler- :.:'i'zuI1latv work at QR-liirzil t'ulleg'v. I'ella. Iowa: iowa Ifniversity at Iowa City: g'i'zuI11ale work at Iowa State Ciullwgv, Iowa L'uivi-rsity and University ut' f4ZllIf0I'III2l. Iii-rkt-Ivy. Cal.: served as instructor in Liver- more, Urostoii and Ain:-sg :is prin- ripul and assistant prim'ip:i1 at Amex and :us SllUQI'IIIIl!IIlit'IIi of sc-howls Imm-mnho. Indn-pendenoo and Perry: hmm- is in I'f-Fry: form- erly oi' Murray. Inwa: sixteenth your In-rv: served in XVurId XVar I. FHARLES E. GARYVOOD, B. A., M. A. Perry High principal, undergrad- uate work at XVayne State Teachers' College, XVayne. N1-lJr.q graduate work at the University of Nebraska, University of Colorado and Univer- sity of Iowa: formerly principal and superintciimh-lit at Brewster, Nebr., fur four years, and also principal at Milford. Iowa for four years. home is in Perryg formerly of Carroll, Nebr.: fifth year at Perry High. served three years in the United States Army as Staff Sergeant in VVorld XVar II.

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jnfmwnfwl After numerous hours of careful and not so careful deliberation and some pretty trying days, the members of the jcumalism class have come forth with a spectacular bit of wisdom known as the ECLIPSE. This year the class has endeavored to record all of the events of consid- erable importance that have taken place at Perry High. The fact that the book was put to- gether over a period of many frenzied hours adds to the amount of pleasure that the entire journalism class has had in preparing this monument to your memories of Perry High. We hope you will bear with us as you rummage through the pages of this yearbook. In their efforts to present a reason- able likeness to the seniors of this year, all forms cf exertion have been be- stowed upon the pages to follrw. We cnly hope that you, the reader, will enjoy them to the fullest extent. In the hopes that when you are old and gray, this yearbook will bring back the memories of the fonrler days of your youth, this book is humbly de- dicated to you by the members of the journalism class of 1950.

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MARSHALL Rl4ll'N0I.llS, ll. S., NI. S. Industrial arts: undergraduate work at Northwest Missouri State Teachers' Collegeg graduate work at Iowa State College: taught at Missouri, Northboro, Emerson, XVoodward and Hloomfield, Iowa: home is in Perry: second year here. JIIIISUN IIEIMEII. ll. A. NVorld historyg economics and assistant coach. Ilndergraduate work at Central College: g.:'raduate work at Ilrake Univer- sity: taught at Mt. Morris, Ill.: home is in Perry: tenth year here. LICONAIID C. IKOSSMAN. ll. S., M. S. Journalism, chemistry, physics and ag- riculturc: undergiraduatc work at Iowa State: graduate work at Northwestern University. Drake. Iowa State College and Gustavus Adolnhus College: tausrht in Minburng home is in Perry: twenty-first year here. GEOIIGIC li. Clll'l'CHl4l'l l', Il. A. Head haskethall coach. physical educa- tion. health: undergraduate work at tlrinnell College: i.:'raduate work at University of Southern California: taught at Indlanola, and Iltnison, Iowa: home is in I'erryg fifteenth year here. JOHN CHANIPIIIN. ll. S. General science, varsity football and track coach: seventh and eig:,'htl1 grade bas- kethall coach: undergraduate work at Ells- worth .Iunior Crllege, Iowa University and Iowa State Teachers' Uollegeg graduate work at Vniversity of Southern Paliforniag taught at Masedonia, Leon, Mount Ayr and Villis- ca: home is in l'erry: third year here. JOHN D. 'I'l'RNl1lH, ll. S. History, gxeography and junior high coach: l.lIl1lPI',2'l'2l.dl1klIl' work at llrake Uni, versity and llraveland Junior Follege: grad- uate work at Drake University: taught at NVoodward and Gardiner. Home is in Perry: sixth year here. Jaculfy, -- - - l'llAlll.l4lS lll+lNNlfI'l l', ll. A. AIIIIIIUIIIZIIIUSQ underp:raduate work at Iowa Stale Teachers' Vollegsgeg graduate work at University of Minnesota: taught at Iting- sterl. Iowa: served three years in the Army Air1'orIls as a pilot in World War ll. Form- erly of Rockwell Vity, Iowa: second year here. Illtlll. NI. l'lCDl+IRSl'1N, ll. A., Sl. A. Ameriean history: sponsor for the Hi-Y and junior elassg hoys' advisor: under- g:'l'aduate work at University ot' Iowa: grad- uate work at Columbia University: taught at Illlkhorn and Jamaica. Iowa: home IS III Iowa: first year here. l!l4l'l l'lC llllll., ll. A. lilntrlish, literature. dramatics and speech: UlltIt'l'j4l'2llILl!lt' work at State University of Iowa: graduate work at Drake and State Vniversily of Iowa: home is in Vlarion. Iowa: first year here. ANNA GAY, ll. S. Physical education and health: under- prradnatc work at Vniversity oi' Iowa: home is in Iowa Cityg second year here. GAYl.l'l JPNKIN. ll. A. l'ln':'Iish. under':raduate work at Uni- yf-rsill' of Iowa: urafluate work fit Univer- sity oi' l'olorado. Ilrake Ilniversity and Ulll- V:-rsity ol' Iowa: tinuht at Dawson. Preston and A Voral hmne in Itlarlhain. Iowa: first year here. Rl l'H FONNIIIR, IS. A. Gtn--ral sc-it-nee, eiiqhth grrade arithmetic and biology: undergraduate work at lluena Vista: graduate work at t'olorado State 'I'n-achers' t'olley,:e3 home is near Glidden, Iowa: second year here. r' I