Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Sophomore Dictionary A. AUNT DlNAll1S0IIlBtlll1C'S white and sometimes black. B. BANANA-Tlie fruit that does not grow down. C. CURLS-That which many try but only Edith can make successfully. D. DWIGHT-One who attends school as a pastime. E. EVER-READY-An obsolete term. F. F.-What goes on report cards when we don't study. G. GUM-Maude's closest companion. H. HENNING-A boy who sticks crooked lines together to make people laugh and marks it, It's a bear I. IRENE1Th6 only black girl in the class. Usually pronounced jist J. JUST- . K. KNOWLEDGE-What the teachers get from us for the bene- iit ol' the other classes. I.. LEADER OF Cl-IEERS-Our Bamum and Bailey performer otherwise known as Jim. M. Muslc-Alma and Emma at the piano. N. Nofr PREPARED-Ruth Faupel in Caesar. O. OLD-Norman King, 16 years. P. POVVDER PUFF--N6X'Cf saw one. Q. QUICK-Our every movement. R. ROBERT-Our Basket-Ball fan. S SWEETHEARTS-Things Sophie never dream of. W'l n, Harold T. TALK'COHtil1U0llS performance. by Jas. 1 so Pore and Pimus Rankie. U. UPROAR-What happens when the teacher leaves the class V. VocAL1s'r-Albert Griglak singing ll3. W. WONDERS-What Kutz calls us. X. XYLAN--Similar to what we have to throw in the waste basket at times. Y. Ymmsl-I--What it sounds like when we try to read Caesar. ' ' h the wind blows. Z. Zero-The condition of your room w en ,, , C..

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SOPHU ORE ROLL NIARY BEA'l l'IlS4-HCI' ways ure ways of quietness. lRENli BLACK--Sl'CllC0 is golden. AI.l.liN CARSON'-xvllfll anger rises. think of the eonsequeu- COS. lfrnm. DAVIS--Anything but History. for History must he false. ROSETTA DUFF-Take it slow and easy. RUTH FAUPEL-The mildest manner but. Oh. my! . ALBERT GRIGLAK- 1iilC one who can always he seen when the leader announces l 13. NORMAN HENNING-N10 thought I heard ll voice ery. Sleep no more Roasm' HIXENB.NIlGH+XK7il0SQ little hotly lodges :1 mighty mind. - NORMAN KING-SWPCI Sixteen. MAL1-E LEPLEY-Imagination is truly u gift. EDITH LYNCH-Patience is a virtue. . FLORENCE LUCE-I :lm resolved to grow fat and look young till forty. - IETHEL IYIURPHY-A student I will he. HAROLD POREWMXVIICII duty whispers low, Thou must. the youth replies, I eau. X DWIGHT RALEY-A sweet forgetfulness of eure. EMMA RAMSIER-Never neglecting her studies for .ruin pleasures. ALMA RANKIE-Always smiling, always guy. PRIMUS RANKIE- Primus the lind' wus a jolly old seoul, Z1 jolly old scout was he. ANNA SICKLEH-Words are sneh idle things. , RUTH Sisusy--lf with me you do not agree, Then in the wrong you must he. jAMlss SWARTZ-He that hy the plow would thrive, Himself must either hold or drive. Romani' 'FXIRASPIISR-C0llliJ down his huir, Look! Look! It stuuds upright. IXIARY YALERIE--A quiet, unassuming girl of sterling worth. l-lARR1l2'r Wu.Lrsv-Live, love, and laugh, There may be u time when you eun't. JAMES XVILSON--lf you would have fun, or you would have snap, Call ou -Iinl. for l1e's the elulp.

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FRESHMAN CLASS Morro: Quin Anus AGERE BENEU WVhat you rlo, do welll Colors: Brown and Gold Flower: White Rose OFFICERS: Pres., Frank Roebuck , Sec., Walter Larson Y. Pres., Ralph Martin Treas.. Margaret Krush