Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

'PHE PERRYSCUPE I952 PERRY HIGH SCHOOL PlT'l'SBl'HGH. PICNNIA. ,gf -:,g: -jgy.f15 X my X g X IG , K X fig DEDICATIIPN Now as we stand on the threshold of the 'Latomic eraf, it is not hard for us to realize that the whole future of America will soon be traveling on atomic powered wheels, using atomic generator electricity. Yes, the futurf generations of America will be affected every second of their lives by this small infinitesimal particle of matter. That is why we, the June Class of 1952 dedicate our Yearbook to this tiny servant of man. 2? , QB? W 'W it 'PIX' X X Tarts -2- FOREW 0R11 As we, the graduating classes of 1952, leave Perry, we carry with us many fond reminiscences- Our well spent years here have rewarded us with knowl- edge, honor, and diligence. With a sense of accomp- lishment and a touch of sadness. we pause for a final glanee at the memories of our beloved school, de- pietecl on the following pages. Q ak 5312? X 'Gia ZIN' .- ak K X W.: ,Jaime -3- CIINTENTC FACULTY ......... SENIORS ...... ACTIVITIES ......... SPORTS ......,. PATIIONS ......... MI , 5 Mi' Pwizr ,K 29? MX ak X 1,.m -4. I-fAEUI, Y I .Uv O00 ' - X113 X ' NWN - , 4? N Z 1 1134- Q K 15 px '37 X wi X af X Rx If WJ I 1 r . , X 1 1 xx, I I ff .5 fl Ur 3 Vi MR. DIPUGLASS We leave Perry High School realizing to an extent the problems that confront the principal of a city high school. Further, we realize that these difficul- ties must be handled by someone who has the ability and the know-how of a man lilfe Mr. Douglass. Mr. Douglass has been a loyal friend of the seniors from the day when he welcomed us at Perry- When we had problems or things lo be done right, we went to Mr. Douglass for zldviceg he never failed us. As a principal, as a friend, and as a man, Mr. Douglass will always he remembered by the senior classes of 1952 as our respected and well-liked principal. 1 Q l :Pl XC ak ki X IPQYGE kg,- MR. SU TH ERLAN IP Mr. Sutherland has done an excellent piece of work in keeping: Perryiles,' where they should lme. How he managed to be in all parts of the building at the same time, we will never know. We realize now that he always had our hest interests in mincl- And we thank him for it. The classes of 1952 will long re- memher our most ahle Vice-Principal, Mr. Suther- land. t We , 5 li ek X -f'14.ggg ,I- PERRY FACULTY MR. AMRRITS MISS ANDERSON MISS ATKINS MR. BERRY MISS BLACKSTONE MISS RLANEY MR. BOORD MR. RUKER MR. CATTLEY MRS. COLEMAN MRS. COPENHAVER MRS. DPSOMMA MR. DICKSON MR. DOUGLASS MISS ENGLAND MISS EWING MR. FEHRENBACH MISS FERRARO MISS FOHL MISS GIBSON MR. GORDON MRS. HAASE MRS. KRITMMEL MRS. LIINDCREN MISS LURIE MISS LYONS MRS. MARKOWITZ MISS MARTIN MISS MATZ MRS. MQCANDLESS MR. MCKELVY MR. MCKEON MRS. MENDEL MR. MULLIGAN MISS POWER MISS ROBERTS MISS SANDERS MRS. SCHAFFRATH MISS SIMON MR. SMITH MISS SNODGRASS MISS STORMFELS MR. SUTHERLAND MISS TRAUBERT MR- HICKMAN MRS. WILLS MR. HOERGER MRS. WITZ MR. IRONS MRS. YOCKEY MISS KARANZAS MR- YOUNG MR. KOMM MR. ZUKOVICI-I U if ff ' 424 5 if fa! , 'I XT gr' X ig elf 'X IIQYEE 33 U f v -. V fo Jr 6' 4 B ENI ' :n FEBRUARY CLASS SCHOOL OFFICERS President ................................ Chester McLaughlin Vice President ....... ........ W illiam Santom Secretary ........ ...... J ean Matthews Activities Manager ....... Glenn ,lewell Chester M4-Laughlin William Santom .lean Matthews Glenn Jewell Riehard Wills James Hummel Kersti Niiler William Stewart CLASS OFFICERS President ............ ........ R iehard Wills Vice President ....... ....... J ames Hummel Secretary ........... ..... K ersti Niiler Treasurer .... ........ W illiam Stewart Q' if 433, NZ, ,Q X sXf, 1-Z ..'.'.,,.:' , ,.....?..i... 5355 X ix' .'.' X ,K X '...,....1,WE .-10-. CERARD AUFMAN Jerry You idiot Chairman of the Senior Class Christ- mas Card Committee. A very quiet fellow who really made the Senior Christmas Card selling a success .... Sure to succeed. JANE BROWN Really now! Milroy, Bogi, Girls, Leaders, Senior Red Cross. Service. Yearbook. Library staff. nilaniess A swell girl and very easy to get along with. Likes sports and music - dis- likes house work. Future plans include business school. DON CRAIG 4'Don '4Rick you Vice-President of Hi-Y, Yearbook staff. Discussion Club. School Spirit Club. Bogi Club. A swell fellow - will be remembered for the work he did at the Perry Fair - dislikes homework especially themes. Plans to marry someone who is rich and lead a life of ease. DALE DUNN f'Bun Good deal Foreman stage crew, swimming team, Swimming Club, Milroy Club, Bogi Club, Perryscope staff, School Spirit Club. GEORGE HAMMOND Rubber Leg Ease up President of Projectionist Club, Bi- ology Club, Cafeteria Committee. Track Team. A friendly fellow never at a loss for words .... always can be counted on for a witty remarks...seen with Doris Sure to succeed at anything he at- tempts. 2. v - L if it .in as J' 'V if 5' JOAN ROCK uloanie' i'Hey hussy Square dance, Service Club. Luncheon Club. A real friendly girl who likes spaghetti. Eddie Fisher, Guy Mitchell - dislikes rice and conceited people. Member of T. B. F. MALCOLM CLEMENS Mal It's evil Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook. Perry- scope staff, Treasurer of Milroy. Sen- ior play cast, Stage crew, Square Dance Club, Bogi Club. A really good looking fellow who has had his trouble getting Yearbook ma- terial in on time .... a hard worker on the stage crew .... future plans include Grove City College, ARLENE DEEGAN Arlene Oh no! ! l Y-Teens, Bogi. Red Cross. Square Dance, Service, Yearbook. Milroy. Our little redhead who likes men. eat- ing, and dancing - dislikes conceited people - seen with Pat. SHIRLEY CASS Shirl Hey miscellaneous Senior Red Cross, Square Dance. Luncheon, Bogi. The lively one from 220. who likes ice cream, dancing and selling. Member of T. B. F. MARY HECK Kitty Hi hon Bogi, Luncheon, Square Dance, Year- book, Senior Red Cross, Y-Teens, Mil- roy. A nice looking easy-going girl. Likes Jack and dancing - dislikes English. Future plans include marriage. Q X jf X ai 9 X X are 3- C X ' '-Iiorde -11- ROBERT HEWLETT Beau Ah, come on keed Cafeteria committee, Yearbook stall. Stage crew. Our straight A student - his aim is to go fishing after graduation .... in tends to go to Florida. CY HILTERMAN Cv It's a rugged deal President Perry Blue Hi-Y, Chairman Cafeteria Committee, Business Man- ager Perryscope. Treasurer A Cappella. National Honor Society, Yearbook stall, School Spirit Club. Our big red head with the good of Perry at heart .... sure to go places in the grocery business .... to be commend- ed for his very good job in the cafe- teria. .IOSEPH KISH Joe '4Let's have a ball A tall good looking fellow who likes to cut up and have a ball .... Plans to make a lot of money after he graduates. BARBARA LEGGATE Barb uIt's a lie! Head majorette, Bogi, Luncheon, Mil- roy, Majorette Club, Service Club. Our brown eyes likes jitterbugging with Richard, ice skating with Dale. and visiting New Castle. Plans to at- tend secretarial school. Member of T. B. F. CHESTER McI.AUCHLlN 'gChes 'Tll clue ya Senior School President, Swimming Team, Swimming Club, National Hon- or Society, Perryscope staff, Milroy Club School Spirit Club. Our handsome hard working school president - will he remembered for his swimming ability and the swell job he did as school president .... plans to go to college. PATRICIA HEY Pat Are you kiddin'? Red Cross, Bogi, Yearbook. Luncheon, Y-Teens, Square Dance. A cute, quiet miss who likes Dean Martin and steak dinners - dislikes unfriendly people. Plans to be a house- wife. Member of T. B. F. JAMES HUMMEL Rose-ncrantz You're a had man, Sam Cafeteria committee. Square dance club, Vice President of Senior Class. Has worked hard as our class 4'Veep. Spends his time demonstrating plumb- ing to the OE. class .... plans to be a plumber after graduation. SALLY KRESS Sal I know Iim late but . . . Editor of Perryscope. Yearbook stall. Senior play cast, Secretary of National Honor, President of Y-Teens, Biology Club, Vice President of Milroy. Likes dancing, working on Perryscope and Trng. Plans include journalism at college. LAVERNE MARTIN Boots What's shakin'? Bogi, Yearbook. Library, Cirls' Lead- ers, A Cappella. Likes skating and going to the movies with Barb .... dislikes snohbish people. Plans include college. KERSTI NIILER Kagu 'SNOW let's hear about the three bears Square Dance, A Cappella. Treasurer of Y-Teens, Bogi School Spirit, Secre- tary of Senior Class. A sweet kid with loads of personality. Likes to sing commercials and ski .... dislikes Unca Joe. Future unde- cided. Ziizx? ii as W X ff? ' ra... RANDALL SHRACKENCAST Shre1'k uCan't say I do Ticket machine, Rogi Llub, Milroy Club, Square Dance Club, School Spirit Club. His smile, voice, wonderful personali- ty, and oh-that-laugh have become P vital of part of our class - his name should be on the eight cent lunch ticket .... would like to attend college. NANCY STIMPLE Nan I'll say! A Cappella. Square Dance, Rogi. A swell gal with a smile for everyone Likes dancing, and singing .... dislikes people who aren't on time. Future includes business school. CLARKE VOLLBRFXIHT 'tVolb Make your play Track Team. Cross Country Team. Na- tional Honor Society. Stage Crew. School Spirit, Milroy, Square Dance Cluh. Our track and Cross Country star, also the School Spirit A likes working at Isaly's and making money. Future plans include Geneva College. a. . ,g-i. BILI. STEWART Bill What a one lung you are Treasurer of the Senior Class. Likes sports, especially basketball .... really goes lor Mario Lanza - dis- likes American Government Tests. Plans to be a salesman and marry a farmer's daughter. ARLENE THORNILY 1 Iookie 4'I'm beat Chess Club. Y-Teens, Girls' Leaders. Service Club, Bogi, Yearbook. A pretty gal with beautiful brown hair. Likes skating, books, food and mu- sic .... dislikes competition. Future in- cludes working and college. RICHARD WILLS Rich I hate to clue you, but President of Senior Class. Associate Editor of the Perryscope. Secretary of Blue Hi-Y, Yearbook staff. Senior play cast, A Cappella, Chairman of Milroy Record Committee. The class Cassanova - will be remem- bered for his jitterbugging and play- ing records at Milroy-likes girls and good music. Future plans include the stage and writing. Q X jf e QV 9 1 :Elf X it f.4...g -13- BACCALAUREATE PRUGRAM January 20, 1952 Processional Hymn .................... ......................... A udience Scripture Reading .. ........... Dr. John B. Kniseley Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Prayer .... ...... R ev. Kermit S. Edgar Allegheny R. P. Church Choir Selections: uBlessed Is the Nation ........ Ru,ssianATkach 4'Lamb of Codn ......... ........... G eorges Bizet Cod of Our Falhersv ..................................... .....,.... W arrPn-Cearhart Perry High School Choir Address: Hwhat to Live Byll .............. ......................... D r. C- Arthur Fry St. Luke's Lutheran Church Hymn ...... ...................................................... ....... A u dience lAudience standingl Henedietion ................ Rev. William J. Larkin Watson Presbyterian Church Reeessional lAudience seatedl The Orchestra is directed by Mr. Stevan G. Ambrits The Choir is directed by Miss Mary L. Gibson er av Qi? 1:11 X01 I C + X X f f?14.g,g 114.- CUMM EN CE MEN T PRUGRAM January 25. 1952 Proeessional Perry Hymn ....... ......... C lass National Anthem ...... ....... ................... A 1 ldience Invocation .................... Rev. William I. Grossman North United Presbyterian Church Rlue Moon .......................................... Richard Rodgers and Loren: Hari Perry High School Orchestra THEME: OUR THANKS, AMERICA 1. For 'fold and lron and Copper and Manganese and Ting ........ Robert Hewlett 2. For Amber Waves of Crainw... ...................................... Sally Lou Kress Lost in the Night ........ .......................... F innish Folk Song fArr. by Morten J. Luvaasl Varas,7 ................. ............................................ Estonian Folk Song iContribu,ted by Kersti Niilefl Perry A Cappella Choir For The Fierce Red Light of the Furnace Bright' .......... Malcolm Clemens -ls. For uStrong Minds, Great Hearts, True Faith and Ready Hands ....... . Jane Brown Presentation of Awards ..... .......... lt lr- D. R. Douglass Presentation of Diplomas ........................................................ Evan W. Ingram First Associate Superintendent, Pittsburgh Public Schools Benedietion ......... ............... .................................... R e v. William J. Grossman Alma Mater ..... ............................................................. C lass and Audience Directed by Richard Wills Reeessional lAudienee Seatedj Q' as fa? r 'LQ 'IN' X, X - ln 'llicrde FEBRUARY YEARIl00K STAFF V Robert Hewlett Arlf-ne Thorniley Clarke Vollbrevht 5 ' Mary Hevk 5 Us-lun Maishall LaVerne Martin P 'x Cyril Hilterman Arlene Deegan Donald Craig Kersti Niiler Sally Kress Patricia Hey Richard Wills Jane Brown Malvolm Clemens, Editor W 'bb ' A y ag? 5:11 - 65:15 FEBRUARY CLASS The Class Day Committee is as Follows Jerry Aufman Jane Brown Maleolm M- Clemens Arlene Deegan Mary Heck Shirley Cass George Hammoncl George Hammond Bill Stewart Joe Kish Chester lVlcLaughlin Mary Heck Th Sally Kress Chester McLaughlin Kersl Niiler Nancy Stirnple Hill Stewart Clarke Vollbreeht Nic-hard Wills rls mas art ommittee The Ch 'st ' C ls C e Dinner Shirley Cass ,lim Hummel William Ruege Nancy Stimple Jerry Aufman ance Committee Jane Brown Arlene Deegan Nancy Stimple Pat Hay Shirley Cass COLORSfChartreuse and Flame ey' 5.35. 925 5532 fs' X X ae C at i -?,,4.gfg v . .k, CLASS IIISTURY AS FRESHMEN- We came to Perry from McNaugher in 9-B. Mrs. Yockey became our homeroom teacher and gently led us through our orientation. We tried hard to look as though we belonged, but only time could erase the bewildered look from our faces. Soon, to our surprise, Junior School officers were chosen from our class, and now as 9-Ais we made our home in 110 under Miss Blayney- During our first year at Perry we talked about:- Milroy-Ifll look like an old student if it kills me-I don't see how they know we're freshmen- I didn't want to take general science in the first place-But Mrs. Yockey, I still don't know how much x is-uVision of Sir Launfalgv That's a book, Miss Dickey?-Why did I wait until the last night to read Ivanhoe?-But they told me the Senior rode in elevators. AS SOPHOMORES- We entered into the Senior School ioyfully. We moved to 220, which was to be ours for eternity, or till graduation if youid rather. And we were talking about:- Senior Assemblies-Senior Council--220, But that room is at the end of the earth-The funny freshmen-Biology tests, Did he say eight at once? I'll die-The Sophomore Slump-Minus points-Adsum or is it Absesse? I..atin's a dead language anyhow-A-S-D-F and ,I-K-L-g and Where did she hide the extra typing paper?-- What's a circle, Mr. Buker-Foobtall games-But Mr. Irons, lim positive I have acromegaly. AS .I UN IORS- We emerged from our Sophomore year with slow, really Perryites now. In 11A Mr. Berry replaced Miss Waddell as our home room teacher and sud- denly we discovered that the school hadn't forgotten us. Members of our class were nominated for Vice President and taken into National Honor Society. Then we were talking about:- Our stars on the swimming team-I'm going to limit the nights I go out and really study this semester, Honest, this time I really mean it- Those huge English books-Bookkeeping prob- lems, But the assets don't equal the liabilities- Our debate on Jet planes-The Latin students who had their marks lowered from A to C-Our C0-Ed Volley Ball games 5th period-Put the water in before you put the H2SO4-You mean we have Hygiene every day!- Gaily Bedight, A Gallant Knightv-You donit speak shorthand, silly-Ben Franklin was the biggest egotist. AS SENIORS- Worldly and wise, we entered our Senior year. We had our Prom at the South Hills Country Club in June with the class of ,5l. We also shared their Senior Play. Our class had diminished to 26 and before we knew it our plans for graduation were made. In our last year we were talking about:- The Prom-The Senior Play, Well, maybe we donit have the leads but-Home room meetings- Dinner Dance-Christmas Cards-Class Day- Themes-Charleston-'LTO be or not to be - College-Just 26-Bogi Club-Graduation Pic- tures, Do I really look like that?-O. E- Class, How Now Brown Cow -The Presidential Elec- tion-But Miss Anderson, I never heard of Keats until I saw his name on the test-School Spirit- You the graduating Class of '52-Just 228 more hours--Tears-Laughter-Goodbye, Perryg It's been wonderful. tired footsteps, but our wings were won. We were Sully Kress Q X ,I , 1 ggi, U ie ,ig . fs! 7 X ' I ' Q' X X ' if -'Z . , '. K 'X . ' ' - Iigrss . .1 r-lxitkzmf. 151455 CLASS WILL ,lane Brown-Leaves Perry to find a new boss ,loan Bock-Leaves her homework to Pat Saturley Arlene Deegan--Leaves rejoicing at the smile on her father's face Shirley Cass-Leaves the Charleston steps for her sister Pat Hey-Leaves her sister to carry on??? Sally Kress-Leaves Ronnie to continue with the newspaper Mary Heck-Leaves the wonderful times at Luncheon Club Kirsti Niiler-Leaves her seat on the bus to Carol I.eVerne lVIartinfLeaves with a sad heart fit's a liel Nancy Stimple-Leaves her choir rohe to Lida Arlene Thornily-Leaves her place on the chess ladder to Hester Lewis Barbara Lggate--Leaves Perry minus a head majorette ,lerry Aufman-Leaves his chairmanship headaches of the Christmas Card Committee to some other hard worker Malcolm Clemens-Leaves Mr. Berry in peace Don Craig-Leaves to go out into the cold, cruel world Dale Dunn-Leaves his blue trunks with the runners down the side George Hammond-Leaves his candy line unhindered Bob Hewlett-Leaves his seat in Mechanical Drawing vacant Cy Hilterman-Leaves as a good chairman of the Cafeteria Committee ,lim Hummel-Leaves a vacant desk Joe Kish-Leaves to be a laborer Chester McLaughlin-Leaves his two sizes too small sweat suit to the next lucky winner Randy Shreckengast-Leaves to punch a time clock instead of a ticket machine Bill Stewart-Leaves for Clifton U. Clark Vollbreeht-Leaves for a fast 880 to Woody Richard Wills-Leaves still in a fog over Vivian Leigh Wm. Ruege-Leaves glad to be gone Qik lii? it .L X X , ii-'fi -'-QJQQQQ -19- NAME Gerald Aufman ,Ioan Bock Jane Brown Molcolm Clemens Donald Craig Arlene Deegan Dale Dunn Shirley Cass George Hammond Mary Heck Robert Hewlett Patricia Hey Cy Hilterman I im Hummel Joseph Kish Sally Kress Barbara Leggate Laverne Martin Chester McLaughlin Kersti Niiller William Ruege Randy Shreckengast William Stewart Nancy Stimple Arlene Thorniley Clark Volbreckt Hiehard Wills COURT 0F JUSTICE ACCUSED OF Selling Christmas cards Knowing so much Being quiet Being the star of P. M. C. lbasketballj Being boss in electric shop Having red-gold hair Not having much hair Giving everyone a sales talk Liking a certain girl Being in love Not speaking to his sisters in th Liking Boys Working too hard Being a muscle man Being the tall, silent type Being a lively one Gossiping Always laughing Being our swimming champ Being shy Graduating at last Liking hunting Being a good basketball player Liking cats Having long brown curls Bt-ing school spirit Having loo many girls e hall DEFENSE l have the Christmas spirit l get it from Shirley Fooled you, didn't I? Whom are you kidding? The power goes to my head All that glitters is not gold lt keeps the weight off my mind Thatis my business Why not, lt's only natural There are better things to look at ls that bad? Jitst think of the money l'm making Just a gay blade Silence! l l l take vitamins Bichard supplies the information What's so funny? lim just water logged Who told you that? Donit be too sure Bang! Bang! Bang! Think of my feminine fans Four footed ones, that is l have a secret formula ltis just the ghost in me l like it! l like it! wk pf' xii? li . X is X it CLASS ,lane Brown-Wvorking at Murphy's ,loan Bockp-Looking for a husband Arlene Deegan-Looking for just hcr type Shirley Cass-Fighting with Russ Pat Hey-Taking orders from Ronnie Sally Kress-Editor of Perryscope Mary Heck-Riding a horse Kersti NiilerfSinging commercials LaVerne Martin-Sweater girl Nancy Stimple--Singing in a cappella Arlene ThornileyfPlaying hookey Barb Leggate--Visiting New Castle Jerry Aiifmaneworking Malcolm Clemens-W'orking at lsaly's Don Craig-Working for Post Office Dale Dune-Working as chauffeur George HammondffCollege Cy HiltermanffMz1nager of grocery store Jim Hummell-Plun1ber's helper Bob Hewlett-Looking for something to do Joe Kishglloing grammar Chester McLauglin-Life guard Wm. Ruege--Sports writer PRUPHECY ,W ,qi Randall Shreckengast - Graduating from high school. Bill Stewart--Playing basketball Clarke VollbrectfRunning X-country Richard Wills--Doing the Charleston Still working at Murphy's Husband looking for her Still looking Signed a treaty Giving orders to Ronnie Editor-in-Chief of Pittsburgh Press Owner of Kentucky Derby winner Singing lullabies Knitting little sweaters Metropolitan Opera A. W. 0. L. Living in New Castle Riding a Cadillac Owning a chain of stores Post Master Having a chauffeur Drug store clerk Owning a grocery store Master Plumber Deciding to go fishing Teaching it Admiral Commissioner of Baseball Retirement Coaching basketball Running from Dotty Replacing Fred Astaire we 31? X 1,463 Tlx' X 255 fr Wigs,-. Iigrtf -21.. 6 X I 1 -. 9 Qii?-Qi -X ' , A . f ' x f' xyw Q M x '3'ETQAEE4' 'F Sy Qu v 'fi C . ,--' - 1 Q HI H 05 , 'N STGPPING J 4 . BRRB I S oR ARLENE 3... V Gfoieg x A Y Q X q A V 'x gt x .cal I J Q Q N2 fy X 5 , if , X , - ,H , ',4 f r x ' XVV . 1 1 A: 3 H N T Q , X fjslf X T' je I 'TQ R Q Z :RFOKERS V V' ,x . M EMY2 I 1 ulsyymiqgafl eggs- .- r Y' ,xxx - .,, SPIRH' Q E Q p f U I NO Q THE 1 x X G X ' F B' f ,X 5 , Q, ,' 'V by v A X, Z . . f 'gf 7.6 X p l I F0 F x K A 9 X RF HI X 'X if ' 1 : A ' ' N 1' N J K 'i' - R. 5 -W ax Ji SEQ-Q7 08 1' 1' Q 'fl x. a ' , U QSLVQ' N wsu J' q I. 1 fx 5 O Vg- r MPR fem'-9' I' XJ, xx' I B 644 :, MPA' S iff 1 A , V ln 'Y Q11 iv A 'A. n- R , , 1- KN. i i ii- ...- f' Y' :nhl 37523 '-A ai 51:5 Q.: If ffl if ' 1 .f 3' f , 13'.35.5.' J A 'M H X 5' : 5 fail: 5-V 51:25-,-:.,. I F ::.... l3 ,U -, i-E . -: 1 fill' '--' . , :V SCDPE Q Q 09' s Jl WF LLASS Q W I Qxf? .xx :N er ff fP9iP+ XX ig JUNE CLASS SCHOOL OFFICERS President ........................................ William Santom Vice President ...... .............. R obert Darkey Secretary ....... ....... R everly Zimmerman Aelivilies Manager ...... ................. C lenn Jewell William Santom Robert Darkey Beverly Zimmerman Glenn Jewell i l John Wysseier William Knable Sally Hubbard James Salomon CLASS OFFICERS President ........... ....... J ohu Wysseier Vice President ....,. ..... W illiam Knabel Secretary ....... ....... S ally Hubbard Treasurer ....... James Salomon U X fi? X j xx 1 , ,GQ - X' ' . W' X as X 'W -1 X 'X . ' ' - Iigrss NANCY ABRAM None You know what I mean Cheerleader, Secretary of A Canpelln, President of Homeroom, National Hon- or Society, Cafeteria Committee, Bogi Club. We all know her just by Nanc- She likes to swim and also dance She always cheered at the games We sure will miss this little dame. I JOHN BADALI Johnny Somebody goofedu Bogi. Business Manager of Pcr1'3'sr'ope, Biology, Yearbook. Milroy. With all the girls, John makes a hit, And it doesn't bother him a bit. But when his mind to business goes, He is really on his toes. VIRGINIA BALI. Ginny Oh Pickles Biology Club, Bogi Club, Baal, Girls' Leaders. Ginnie with her hair of red, At playing basketball it is said, She is best of them all: That's our good gal, Ginnie Ball. DOLORES BATYKEI-'ER Doris- As bad as all that' Biology Club, Library Staff, Orchestra, Senior Play. Dorie has the prettiest eyes That are sometimes as big as the skies Her main interests are Sparkle and Eddie Too bad boys, but she goes steady. DELORIS BECKTOLD Becky I don't understand Girls' Leaders, Biology. Bogi, Year- book Staff. Ben-ky is a girl who Likes to dance, In her plans to be a nurse We are sure she will not misehanee. r c t , . ,s wi 3. .:' ., 1' 5 'tt as ta? I 5 2 .515 1 WILMA ALLEN Pinky For eorn's sake Library Staff, Senior Red Cross, Square Dance, Bogi. A fine little miss who Is lively and quick, She came to Perry From out in the sticks. VIRGINIA ARCHEY Ginny Easy boy! Girls' Leaders, Secretary of Luncheon Club. Ginny is a real sweet gal, Will always make a sincere pal. A gal that's really full of life, She'll make Roger a wonderful wife. ARLENE BARTON 'gAr's' What do you want, a medal? Bogi Club, Senior Red Cross, Square Dance Club. Arlene comes from the sticks, Like all of her other cousin hicks, If you want to see a good gal skate, With Arlene you should make a date. PATRICIA BAUMGARTNER Pat What have we here? Girls' Leaders, Bogi Club, Yearbook, Y-Teens, Biology Club. Pat as we know, is her name To be a secretary is her aim. She'll do the boss's work to the last tap And take dictation from the dear old chap. ELAINE M. BECKERT Laine Don't let that worry you Bogi, Y-Teens. A real sweet miss who won us all She only came to Perry this past fall: Pretty blonde hair and eyes of blue Swimming and dancing she likes to do. as as t I -PIX' xl . . JANET BEINING Jan uoh my!vs A-Cappella, Rogi, Square Dance, Serx ice Club. .lan is our sweet gal with a joke, That can change you from a poke. Adventure is this girl's scheme, But as a secretary, she will gleam. JOAN BENNETT 'fjoanie You dreamer A Capella. .loanie is a girl who's quite petite, Many friends she likes to meet She's short and small and peppy too, You will never see her blue. ELEANOR BEVINS El' ,leepers Y-Teens, Bogi, Luncheon, Service Club Perryscope. A real likeable gal is 'Elf' Her friendship is easy to sell. Sure to succeed with her smile grin, Many more friends sl1e's bound to win ROBERT BLACKBURN Rlackie' lt's crazy Bogi. Bob is quite a handsome guy, And really not too shy. He likes his cars speedy: Regular hot rod, yes indeedy. LOIS BOREK Loie Hmmmmm Boy! Art Service, Bogi. Lois is a real sweet gal, And with everyone, rates as a pal: Likes to dance and have a good time, Has a sweet voice that tends to rhyme. E.. . A 3 4 r .ZW .a , r . u .wi-.2 ..uf1sf:.. A, X, 1 u ,gem , ss xiii. is if Sita K as , 4 Q ,rt 5 get 2 aa at , ,S DARLENE BENNA Pam What's your game? Bogi Club, Treasurer of Senior Red Cross, Senior Dramatic Club. Our Darlene is sweet and cute, For all sports she'll always root, Her clothes are copied by all who know: That she could star in a fashion show. SHIRLEY BETZ Shirl Square Dance, Biology Club, President of Y-Teens, Service Club. With her sweet personality You'll never fund this miss averse: She is quite sure to succeed In ber plans to be a nurse. GLENN BILLETER Buns That's crazy Varsity Football, Bogi, Captain of Bas ketball team, Varsity Track, Milroy, A- Cappella. Glenn is our hero of the sports, Not just one, but all sorts. Likes to joke and have fun, From all sadness he does run. ROSEMARY BONDI Rosemary You're kidding me Library Staff, Bogi, Y-Teens, Milroy, Biology Club, National Honor Society, Square Dance. Here is a girl that is very smart, No matter if it's English, Greek or Art Miss Ability could be her other name For a girl with personality, charm, and fame. ROY BORTMESS Roy Homeroom treasurer. A short, dark, and handsome lad Who is lots of fun we'll all agree, And in his future years Plans to work at carpentry. x1, ' 'fig 71X' 'Z .-.JC JOHN BOUCEK g'.laek Oh Boy! Bogi Club. Projeetionist Club. ,lohu is a quiet and unassuming lad. Who does not say a lot. But probably thinks of quite a bit Whit-h no one knows about. VIRGINIA BROERMAN Ginny Perryseope. Service Room. Bogl. Square Danee. Cinny is a lively gal And quite an athlete too: She plans to be her boss's pal When she gets out of sehool. BARBARA BROWN Balls Oh, you're kiddingi' Serviee Club, l.um-heon Club Babs is very sweet and neat. Everyone says she is all reet. On the fob she is never known to sit. At anything she will be a hit. RONALD CI-IRIS'l'Ol'HER Ron You're evil President of A Cappella. Varsity Foot- ball, Bogi. Swimming Team. Square Dance. Perrysvope. Sehool Spirit. One of this sehool's very busiesl Also at times one of the dizziest. This boy is really someone grand He plans to be a Colgate man. CAROL CORNISH 'iCarol Hi, Doll Senior Red Cross. Senior Couneil, Sen- ior Cabinet. Perryseope. Bogi. Cafe- teria Committee. Seeretary of Home- room. Carol is our exeitable sweet miss. Always is eontented, we know this. A sense of humor to this gal, Has been given to make her our pal. LA RUE BOWMAN LaRue Oh, Heck Bogi, Biology, Girls' Leaders. Y-Teens. Girls' Assembly Squad. Library Stall. One of I'erry's friendliest gals All the kids are La Rue's pals: At athletie events she yells the loudest And win or lose. she's always the proudest. WILLIAM BROOKS Big Bill Herbal Bill the muscles of the slang, He's made many girls' hearts twang. Although he aets very meek. Charles Atlas takes lessons from him twiee a week. CLADYS CASSIDY I'Ioppv May I help you? Service Club. Gladys is a baker sales girl. Her hands are in the dough. She goes with Paul. he is her beau: She will succeed we know. DONALD CORFIELD Don Beats lVle A Cappella, Cafeteria Committee. Over-flowing with good nature. Did you ever see him sad? But if you should hear him playing. Then you surely would go mad. ROBERT CORSELLO Beans Butl Miss Gibson Bogi Club lSeeretaryl, President of Dramatic' Club, Perryseupe. Varsity Basketball. Varsity 'l'raek. Varsity Cross Country. Senior Play. Beans is gay and full of pep, At basketball he's made some rep.. And if there's misehief anywhere. You van bet that Beans is there. QB? X 1 . Q :.4 . 1... u 'Q' .. we f isa, 57 Zlx -27- y ' 153216 HUGH COULTER Seitch Hmmm Boy! Swimming Team, Swimming Club. A Cappella, Bogi Club, Senior Play. He's tall and quite athletic, Shows skill at swimming, Whenever there's a team to heat. He's always in there winning. HOMER CROASMUN Gene Hi there Bogi President, A-Cappella, President of Home Room, Perrysrope. Editor-in Chief of Yearbook. Senior Play, Milroy. Gene is a swell guy to know, At least his friends say so. At games his voice is always louder: Of him, Perry couldn't be prouder. EDWARD DARRALL Ed Take it easy Ed is a quiet lad in school, But many a people. he does fool. Whatever his ambition be, His success in it, we see. HARRIET DAVIS Tink 'KYou're a dolll Bogi. Another new girl in Perry this year We are glad to have her, for she is a dear: She likes to collect things from A to Z A successful miss we are sure she will be. ALBERT DEHLER Al '4You don't say Bogi, A Cappella. Al is a nice and handsome boy, W'il.h the girls he is coy. EDWARD CRESS Ed Stage Crew. Business school is his plan Unless interrupted by Uncle Sam, Another one of those friendly chaps Who can easily overcome his many mishaps. DELORES CUNEO Dorey Sure you do Biology Club, Girls' Leaders, Milroy, Cafeteria Committee. A pretty blue eyed brunette who Attracts attention when she walks by: She is also sure to make a hit When as a hostess she flies. DANIEL DAUGHERTY '6Dan Yearbook Staff, Varsity Football, Bogi. Dan is our wonderful football star Who is sure of going very far: On the field he made them run To seek the goal that Perry has won. CAROL DEAN Carol Have you seen Nancy? Affianpella, Bogi, Girls' Leaders, Serv- ice Club. Yearbook. Senior play, Y- Teens. Carol is our cute redhead, Much praise of her is said, Always ready to give help, Thinks of others more than herself. CAROL DIEHL Carol Down boy Square Dance. Carol is a girl with beautiful hair Whenever you want her, she's always - there: In hiurngerlignjghe rushes U1 after Wexford's the place where she hails But we his friends on him won't tell. ,from , Lets hope more like her are sure to come. Q W 41 X Q , v xx If I4 ' ff X ' as W' X at X' 1 A . ' ' Ifgrss - vm NANCY DORAN Nam-e' How about that? Luncheon Club, Service Club. Our Nancy has pretty blonde hair. She's trim and neat, none can compare, Now she works in the Five and Ten Will she look back and remember when? JUNE FABRA June Nothin ' President of Homeroom, Bogi, Secre- tary of Girls' Leaders. Secretary of Bi- ology Club. Y-Teens. Service Club. Sen- ior Council. .lune's dimples are so very sweet, Everyone considers her friendship a IFCBI. She likes to kid and tell a cute joke. And with popularity, is no poke. NATALIE FITZ-HUGH Nat Yes Eddien A Cappella, Bogi, Girls' Leaders, Mil-N roy, National Honor. Yearbook stall. Senior Play. Ilere's a girl both fine and true, Her classmates all agree, She studies hard and loves it too. And has never made an HE. NANCY FLAMIGLETTI 'gNan Tell me about it Square Dance, Rogi. When Nan gets ready to really work. No one, with her. dares to shirk, A friendly miss. is sheg Will succeed wherever she may be. ROBERT CENTER 'STim You're a nice ladyw Milroy. Treasurer of Home Room. Bob is the hunter in the crowd The things he'll do will make us proud This kid really goes for game, He's sure to end up in the Hall of Fame. CARL EBERT Carl Don't believe it Carl is a quiet lad, Who hasn't much to say, His studies are exceptional, And he does his work each day. ROBERT FALLER Bob Hello, hello A Cappella, Bogi, Perryscope. Prom Committee, Class Play. A fellow who has lots of brawn Is known to be a great Don Juan, Has a really souped up car Is handsome enough for a movie star. JUDY FLAMICLETTI Judy Oh! Boy President Sr. R.C. A cheerful gal from the sticks Who is far from being one of those hicks Likes to laugh and roller skate And with everyone, she sure does rate. WADE FOX- Wade I don't care Band. Bogi. One of the rather quieter Fellows of our senior class: His plans for after high school Include his selling gas. ELMER CERST Elmer Let him hit me, I have insurance Football. Elmer is our laughing boy, He brings us all a little joy, Anything that comes with fun: You'll see Elmer on the run. M are 14, Elec . X fligrse- NICK GIARDINA s'Nick', Bogi, Swimming Club. A Cappella Choir, Senior Play. Full of fun is our good looking Nick He is liked by almost every chick: Down at Milroy he is always seen And in his eyes there is always a gleam. JAMES GREISINGER Jim Okay you guys ,lim is one of our quiet boys, Never the one to make the noise, A real friendly guy to know: Will succeed wherevere he plans to go. CHARLES GROSICK Hot Stuff Charlie I'll be a good boy Camera, Projectionist, Senior Play. This guy is little and loud, Of his car he is very proud: To all the gals he is a dear, He will make a good engineer THEODORE GROSS Ted', uljetails l A-Cappella, Milroy, Projectionist Club. Ted is the guy who likes to tease, And the girls he likes to please. He's a real swell guy to know, Known for the haircut he does show. JOYCE HARPER Joyce Easy there, gal Square Dance, Senior Red Cross. Joyce, the jokester of our class. She certainly is a merry lass. Keeps us laughing all the time, Her career is in its prime. 'HW PATRICIA GOLDEN Pat Oh Gee Secreatry of Homeroom, Sweet little miss that loves to skate Hopes the lce Capades will be her fate Onc we are sure who will go far And maybe even become a movie star. CAROL GRIFFITHS Carol Biology Club. One of our quiet little hicks, Who rides the bus from out in the sticks. She is a nice girl as everyone knows, She will succeed wherever she goes. MARY ANN GUY Mary Ann Y0u're okay Cafeteria Committee, Service Club. Modernaires, National Honor. A very sweet gal is our Mary Ann, With beautiful dark curly hair, Sneak in that lunch line andi Oh yes, wink at Don--don't you dare. ELEANOR HAAS lean Oh boy! Biology, Bogi, Girls' Leaders. National Honor, Member of SCAC, Milroy, Eleanor has a very sweet smile, And her personality is a wow. With her Howard, she is always seen They arf- really quite a team. JOAN HARPER ikloan' Ya don't say Bogi Club, Senior Red Cross. Senio. Dramatic Club. .loan is half of our only twins, Her sweet personality will always win, She's small, quiet. and neat indeed, We predict that she'll succeed. Q' if ,f C ac fi, W X I . ' i 'i-igfigifset ,Nil L., 1 ,,., -30- STRWART HARMANY Stu Discussion Club, Chess Club. Pro- jectionist Club, Milroy. Stewart likes to play chess, At this game he is his best, In discussion he's a whiz. Everyone knows he surely is. BARBARA HAYES Bop Hey there, smoothie A Cappella, Dramatic. Library, Bogi A friendly girl who is nice to know Who loves to dance and be on the go She now is a bride to be For on her hand a diamond we see. l'A'l'RItIIA HOIJGKISS Pat Speak for yourself John Biology Club, Library Staff, Servicc P Club, Orchestra, Yearbook Stall. Bogi Club, Senior Play. There goes Pat, dashing madly roun'l. Lxxs 3 To help someone is where she's found: A true blue friend way above par. You can count on Pat. she'll go far. SALLY HUBBARD Sal lt's just your imagination Art Service, Secretary of Senior Class Cafeteria Committee. National Honor, Perryscope. Yearbook Staff, Senior Play. Sally is a gal fll2:lt.S known. To everyone around: She wears clothes that have good style GLENN JEWELL Rmb Co get 'em, man. A-Cappella, Bogi, Activity Manager. Glenn is really quite a jewel, Although sometimes he likes to fool. He's just a country hick at heart, But Perry will be sad when he departs. We'll not forget her for a long whilei 552 f-ft Kc 64 qi lr V 1 ALTON HABTMAN Al uH0wdy Square Dance Club. A jolly fellow who likes to square dance Can tell he is a lot of fun by just a glance: A farmer he would like lo be To put his hands to good use. says he. JANlCE HEINDL lan iEYes99 Square llance. Bogi. Vice-President of Homeroom. A pretty girl who ls liked by all, She plans to attend Carnegie Tech this coming fall. UELORES HORNICIK Dee You don't say now? Y-Teens, Square Dance. Service Club. Dee is well liked by all her classmates. With her friends, she really rates, She's a working gal at North Hills, That way. it saves her ice cream bills. BARBARA IRWIN Balls Hey Now Bogi. Biology Club, Library Staff A charming miss who loves to dance May become a pro if given the right chance: A cute little homemaker she will make. For the right courses she did take. HAROLD JONES ,lonesy What's your trouble? Square dance. Co to the country and you will see .lonesy driving a little MG These are really fast automobiles He takes corners on only two wheels. Xiigg? is ' aw ev ak' N 'ilfarre BARBARA KAELIN 'It's a dandy dandy' Bogi, Y-Teens, Biology. Barbara is a jolly gal, Who is very mellow. Upon her finger on her left hand. She wears a band of yellow. KEN KATUSIN 'gKen Kool Kat Varsity Football, Track. A good looking fellow who In football won his fameg The Navy he is planning on Where the enemy he'll tame, WALLACE KOERBEL 'fWaIly What are ya doin,' writing a book? Biology Club, Camera Club, Pro- jectionist Club, Bogi. Wallace is listed in aviation, He'll be tomorrow's new sensation, When he goes up in the sky, Look, for he may pass you by. THEDA KRETZER Puggy I like it Biology Club, Square Dance Club, Y-Teens. Theda with her quiet ways, But everybody says, You cannot find a better gal, A true friend and a pal. JEANETTE LAWALL Fritzi Oh, my, oh! Yearbook, Red Cross, Square Dance. Jeanette is real handy with needle and thread, Any type of sewing, she does not dread. Ronnie is her leading man today, Of her brains, a lot we can say. JAMES KANE Killer Kane Hi-Y, Milroy, Bogi Club, Biology Club. Killer Kane he is known to all One of those fellows who is always on the ballg Teasing is his favorite delight Which often leads into a jolly fight. WILLIAM KNABEL Bill What are you, Super Circus? Football, Vice-President Senior Class, Cafeteria Committee. Bill is our football star, And welre sure that he'll go farg Venter. end, tackle, guard, We'll always know he hit them hard. SHIRLEY KRETZER Shirl Tell :ne another one Library Staff, Bogi, Senior Red Cross. Biology. Shirl is one sweet gal, And to everyone, a good pal, Works at the T astee Freeze Shop, Will be sure to succeed to the top. ROBERT LANGE Bob How now, brown cow' Projectionist Club. Bob, a real swell fellow, as you know, In propectionist club, always on the go. He has that nice curly hair, In which many people would like to share. CAROL LI-IIB Cass Tell me Bogi, School Spirit, Biology, Y-Teens, Milroy, Square Dance. One of Perry's sweetest co-eds Is always seen with Paul: She plans to do office work And really, she's a doll. Q X cv' se 53? X gg 'JN X I ,Lx QF X - '-':v.L.g. -32- LOTS MADDEN Lois Real gay Biology Club, Perryscope. Square Dance, Yearbook Stall, Y-Teens, Treas- urer of Irlomeroom. Lois is our II. R. Treasurer, And it is with great pleasure That we say that she is swell. Of that we do not have to tell. DAVID LEE MEISTER Dave Perryscope. Camera Club, Discussion. Dramatic. Senior Play. A dark lad with a deen bass voice For teachers he's a very good choice He is a Pcrryseope ace renorter For he does everything in prefect order. LUIS MERTZ l.oie Hey Butch Luncheon Club. Girls' Leaders. Lois is our peppy gal, Who is fond of sports, you see. Her interest is in the Nwvy, And her heart is out at sea. HERMENE MILLER IIerm'in HI-Ionesty A Cappella, Cheerleaders. Rogi, Your- book. National Honor, Associate Edi- tor of Perryscope. Prom Committee. l'Iermene's a real peppy gal And is 'l'arzan's suecial pal At all our games she did cheer Good luck at Pitt this coming year. MARION MOONEY Moonbeam I doubt it Library Stall, Bogi Club. Mnjorettesa Club, Y-Teens, Senior Red Cross. A roller skating fan is she, Likes to square dance too, You ask her what she wants to he, A nurse, she'll answer you. .2 ll: ,,. I I . 'gf 51 Qi., 'lv Q S 'nv' wx KH I I HENRY MAYO Hank Go crazy man I Yearbook. Rogi, Pcrryscope. Biology, Prom Committee, Square Dance, Sen- ior play, Milroy. Hank is our boy of Room I Always look to him for fun. Usually something up his sleeve, And girls are his pet peeve. DONALD MERTZ Don How pityful! Stage Crew, Track Team. Don is really a clever lad, He's got everything there is to be had. If you'll look into the hall, you will see, Witli the boys, Don will be. NANCY METZ Nance It's terrific Yearbook. Ilogi. Student Council, Libr- ary Staff, Milroy, Y-Teens, Biology. Une fact we're sure of is this, Nancy is a sweet little miss. Has a ready smile for everyone, Does her work and then has fun. MARILYN MILLER Ace You like that .... huh! Y-Teens, Bogi. Luncheon Club. Secre- tary of Y-Teens. Marilyn likes a certain boy named Bill And riding cycles gives her a thrill. Of dancing she will never tire To be a nurse is her desire. RICHARD MULLER Noodles Co man, blow the number Rogi, Yearbook. Perryscope. This is a guy who likes to dress neat, And to the girls, he's quite a treat. Real swell fellow that knows his stuff, Can tackle a problem that seems real tough. Us L A I 43- if X aj? X, eo.. L W X it ' fa... ...33- MARCARET MYERS, Margy aaY0-yon Art Service, Rogi. Senior Red Cross. Margy is so short and sweet, Known for her ways. quiet, petite. Her future concerns a certain Harr, We know they'll make L'The perfect pair . LOIS Mr-CRACKEN '4Lois' You know what I mean! Rogi, Square Dance. Secretary of Homeroom, Class Play. Here is a pretty-haired girl Who is a neat dresser. Plans to be a secretary For a handsome professor. DORIS McKINNEY I'Dor That's for sure Bogi Club, Vice-President of Home room, Service Club, A Cappella. A charming gal who loves to talk And would much rather go for a ride than a walk: To go skating is her delight Especially on a Friday night. MYRTLE NEELY Mina 'LI don' twanna A Cappella Choir. To become a nurse is her 1ife's ambition She also likes to work in the kitchen Her heart has not been won as yet Rut our Myrtle need not fret. EDWARD ONOPA Ed Hi kid Biology. Ed is our boy, Who is strong and masculine He is fond of girls. And his interest is in Madeline. - - . 'alias v AW sf ft X is I 1 253 Mi Q ,, wa l :-i ,, K . X., THOMAS McCOSBY Tom 'fWell now, back in the old country Square Dance, Bogi, Stage Crew. Here is a boy with a sparkling smile Likes to draw every once in a while: The trade he has come to pick Is lveing a car mechanic. A RLENE Mi-COWAN R Sfceezn Biology Club, Dramatics, Perryscope Stafi. Senior Red Cross, Square Dance Club. Yearbook Staff. Vice-President of Y-Teens. Arlene is our Irish lass. Who has lots of pep and vim, When on a problem she is stuck, She will never give in. RICHARD McKINNEY Hans 'LI say there, Governor! Rogi. Square Dance, Vice-President of Biology Club. flo to church and you will see A new minister, Rich McKinney: He likes to enter a speech contest At which he's sure to come out best. LUIS ,IEAN NILLES Lois What he say? A Cappella, Bogi Club, Square Dance Club, Junior Achievements, Y-Teens, Senior Play. Lois is one of our popular gals, Pert and pretty and really a pal: Her future plans include psychology. Rut all of this could be changed by matrimony. MARY ELIZABETH ORRIS Mary '4G0od Graveyf' Perryscopc Staff, Yearbook Staff, Bogi Club, Biology Club, Cafeteria Commit- tee, Square Dance Club. Mary's profession will be, Nursing of fine quality, We know that she will succeed. We need not worry, no indeed. Q I Q af if ,Q ag., gd fix X . .'35q,,gE. -31- QI ROBERT PANAGULIAS Bob President of Bogi, Squre Dance. A Cap pella, Senior Play. Pan is a real swell fella He also sings in A Cappella In Perry he has made many friends For his supply of smiles never ends. DOLORES PAVLICH Doree' HDown Boy! Bogi, Service Club, Cafeteria Commit tee. Biology. Yearbook. Dramatic, Dolores is a real nice lass, Has many friends from our class, Likes to go on all the hayrides, And has her fun on all sides. .IOHN PERTS Jai-k' Ain't it the truth ,lack is a quiet lad, Never known to be sad, At math he's a whiz, At least that's what he sez. ALICE PITTNER Alice Gee Whiz National Honor, Girls' Leaders, Bi ology, Bogi, Yearbook, Perryseope. Class Play. Alice is a gal who loves to sew She's really sweet and hasn't a foe: She has a wonderful personality And plans to beeome a secretary. CAROL PROCTOR Carolee' Hi, Doll! Biology, Secretary of Yearbook. Bogi Square Dance, Library staff, Y-Teens Perryscope. Carol is quite a busy gal, But still has time to be your pal. A real line nurse, we're sure she-'ll .IANICE PANNIER Ian Let's go Biology, Square Dance, Bogi, Y-Teens, Library Staff, Treasurer of Homeroom. Senior Play. To go to college is her aim And from Perry we'll be proud to say she came, Dancing to her is a special treat New friends she's always ready to meet. GILBERT PAYNE Gil Bogi. OIT to college Gill will go He'll make good we all know, Lots of fun when he's around We'll all be sorry when he leaves town. THOMAS PISCI'l'ELl.I Tom What? Not again! Tom is tall, dark and handsome, And just as nice as he can be, Once in a while he will cut up, But he'll go far. you'll see. RALPH PLATTS Big Red 9 How do ya like tl1at?' Bogi Club, Biology Club. No truer friend than our Red, Of his loyalty it is said: He is best of them all, A friend you want? On Red just eall. MARY RAMBLER Mary is a winsome little miss Who went some time ago to other parts She's happy with her new-made friends, I wisg But still she holds a place in Perry hearts. make, To her, your troubles, you can take. Q K 1, 1 G g 4 sx ,f . '94 A 71 N, ' ' ' ' Ifgrdf' -35- .lOHN RATHCEBER i'.lack Milroy, Bogi Club. One of the school's men about town He's always driving that green Ford around, Would like to sail the sea wide and blue Well, John, best of luck to you. RICHARD RHULE Dick ls that right? Projectionist Club. A real likeable guy, is Dick, To the end of a problem, he'll stick. Sure to succeed when he graduates, For our world, he's got what it takes. JON BRUCE ROBERTS i'Bruce', Discussion Club President, Cross Coun- try Team, Cafeteria Committee, Milroy, Treasurer of H. R., National Honor Society. Bruce is our ticket boy, At lunchtime he brings us joy, His l. is very high A real swell fellow, is this guy. JAMES SALOMON Tarz Basketball Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basbetall, President of Home- room, National Honor Society, Co- chairman of Cafeteria Committe, Treasurer of Senior Class. He's known around Perry only as Tarzan They call him that 'cause he's a he-man: On football field or basketball floor Give him the ball and he'll go for more. ANTHONY SCHATZMAN Crusher Tony Art Service, Biology Club. Tony is a lady killer Who is known as a thriller, Quite a dresser is he Maybe a movie star some day he'll be. DORIS REASEY D0riS' What can I say ? Biology, Band, Modernaires. Doris came to Perry just this year, And we are all glad she's here. Although she acts crazy once in a while You never see Doris without a smile. LAURA RICHARDSON Laura' Don't get feverish Senior Red Cross, Square Dance. Laura is a laughing girl, She's such a pleasant miss. Her personality like a pearl. ls pure and sparkling bliss. JOSEPH RUBAKER .loe' Wha say? Bogi Club, Projectionist Club Vice President. A boy who's fine and neat and clean, He's upright, true and squareg And if you want a real good sport, You know our Joe is there. WI! LI XM SANTCM Bill You tell 'em' President of Senior High School, Pres ident of Student Council. Football Track, Basketball. Bill is our athletic champ, Gets good results from football camo President of our Senior School is he All his work is of fine quality. CLAIRE ANNE SCHILLER 'iClaire Anne' Who's she? A Cappella, Square Dance. This pert gal loves long hair tunes Over Beethoven, not Martin, she swoonsg She hopes to attend ,lulliard College Where she'll gain lots of musical Q W r 26 fi? it 14? 'PIX' ak- U g '15 X - ' i Iigrss. .36- Q FLORENCE SCHILLINGER Butch'i 'CI better ask Jack Luncheon Club. Butch is quite a good shot in a game, Hopes some day to gain some fame. No-not by Secretary of the United States, But by the guy she always dates. SALLY SCHULTE Sal Okay, my dear Senior Red Cross. Bogi, A-Cappella. Prom Committee, Yearbook. Sal is our sweet and witty gal. Everyone she knows it her nal, Has helped us often with her artistry. But would rather be with Les across the sea. ETTA SHAFFER Etta 'iYou know it. too? Bogi Club, Bioloav Club. Girls' Lead ers,, Secretary of R. R.. Cafeteria Com- mittee. In basketball her work is fine, She's quick as light in gym, She never lags behind the line, Rut keeps her pep and vim. WILLIAM SMITH Junior I guess so Stage Crew. .lvmior is quite a lad, lint never known to be sad. Well liked by all of us, Likes the stagecrew, yes, he does. VIRGINIA SOMERS Ginger 'How now, brown cow Debate Club, Girls' Leaders. Library Staff, Yearbook Staff, Dramatic Club. Ginger is her nickname, She is sure to make fame, Her hobby is debating, Will she keep him waiting? OLIVE SCHMIDT Ollie Oh Gee! A Cappella, Bogi, Square Dance. To everyone Ollie's a real swell pal And she has a special interest in a boy named Al She'll always succeed in any kind of work Because responsibility she never did shirk. MARILYN SCHWEITZER Funny Now what was I going to say? Perryscope, Bogi, Yearbook, A Cap- pella, Square Dance, Prom Commit- tee, Class Play. Marilyn's one of Perry's fair With bright brown eyes and wavy hair: Her pert remarks and winsome smile Will any fellow's heart beguile. THOMAS SMITH Tom Stage Crew, Cafeteria Committee. T om is swell to know He makes friends wherever he goes To go to art school is his aim And he hopes to be an artist of fame, DORIS SNYDER Tootie You know! Senior Play, Cafeteria Committee, Bio- logy, Yearbook, National Honor. Perry- scope, Secretary of Bogi, Doris, a gal that's short and sweet, This South Dakota gal is light on her feet. Dancing a favorite pastime be, .lust drop in at St. Bonnie's and you will see. DOROTHY STEFANOVITS Dor Oh for Pete's sake Luncheon Club Secretary Dorothy is a quiet gal, But really a great pal, You always see her with a smile, We'll not forget her for a while. .Q 4 ' ar if fi, g . lg j 'IX X X X -':r.L.Q ..-.--:.,.,,,..., , VIVIAN STRONG Bim '4What do you care? Girls' Leaders, A Cappella, Bogi, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Seeretary of Homeroom, Milroy. Our little Bim is small and petite Dancing to her is a real big treat: She has an interest in a boy named Dick All through school they've always clicked. VALERIA UJHELYI Val You're a dollv Girls' Leaders, Biology Club, Service Club. Valeria is a little miss, Whose dancing is first rate, Eyes of brown and brunette hair, And ready for a date. HERBERT VON DERAU Herb A fellow who is quiet, but Also very keeng ln an Army uniform lie may soon be seen. SHIRLEY WATENPOOL Shirl Holy Cows Perryscope, Service Club Shirley is our little miss, And we are very sure of this, She is surely to succeed, Don't worry about her, there's no need. CAROL WENZELBURCER Carol Yes, l took that picture Biology, Library Staff, Y-Teens, Perry- scope, Yearbook, Senior Play. Carol is quite a gal to take a picture, With her eamera she has a good mix- ture. She's also our line reporter, Perryscope is sure to miss her. I 4-17-tan,3w w , JOSEPH STUDENY Jerry Can l help you? Swimming Club. Bogi. A-Cappella, Vic-e President of Home Room. .lerry is a swell fellow as we know, Always friendly and on the go. Sings a good tenor in the quartette. I-le'll sueceed, yes, we'll bet. ELLEN VAN DER VOORT El Giddy up A-Cappella, National Honor. Ellen is tall, and easy to spy She'll make a nice wife for some lucky guy. You'll never see her in remorse She keeps happy riding a horse. ARTHUR WARREN Art Get back in the pits Biology Club, Bogi Club. Square Danc.e. Art's vocation will probably be, Taking care of his father's bowling alley, He is a fellow that's easy to like, To everyone who knows him, he's just right. JANET WEBER Red You Scroungew Y-Teens, Bogi, Service Room. Red is in homeroom 108 And with the kids she really does rate She has beautiful long red hair, You can tell she gives it time and care. JOHN WESTLINC John Orchestra. One of Perry's newer boys In the orehestra he plays the flute His country home he much enjoys We know in life he'll always suit. ffl. 'X X .M ag X v s . Q o , Q Q ' 153768 A , .311 W, -Y Egg- DOROTHY WHEELER 'tDot Hi Doll Biology Club, Bogi Club, Milroy, Cafe teria Committee. Dot is known for her smile so bright. The clothes she wears are always right, A good gal, we all know indeed, We all know that she will succeed. ANN WOLTZ Ann Oh, you're kidding Service Club, Biology, Yearbook. Bogi. Senior Play, National Honor, Library Staff. Ann is a petite little gal, To everyone she is a pal, A secretary will be her vocation, In which she will sur-ceed after gradua- tion. HOWARD WRIGHT Gitch Hey Charlie National Honor, Projectionist. Band. Orchestra. Here is one of our true brains He comes from the sticks and likes airplanes. Girls are his specialty, or so he says, After graduation he's going to college. DONALD YATES 'iDon Do it today Projectionist Club, President of Chess Club, Cafeteria Committee. Senior Play, Band. Milroy, Don is one of our cafeteria guys, And with him don't try to get wise He's a brain on beauty and books, Likes a gal that really cooks WAYDE ZEITLER Wayde Do tell Projectionist Club, Bogi, Household Electrical Club. Wayde is quite a pal to have around, From him, you never get a sound. Except of course when fun's on hand, The friendships he has are grand. as , 1 X QE 4 il Q wg.. .1 1 WHFM 1 iw!!! + , ,,.., X 4 5 A 1, X R a 42 if li., A , 3. V:,,,,.,, , , 4 lex , X -Q Q. fha is X X it Q .s L 1 1 'l' FIS, as 4 THRASILLA WISNIEWSKI Thris No Kiddingln Luncheon Club. Square Dance Club, Service Club. Thris is friend to all around. A housewife is where she's bound. A real true friend is this gal. That's our Thris, a swell pal. MASON WOODSON Major 'Wa, wa. wa, wowiel Milroy. Here is a fellow that's sort of shy. But way down deep, a wonderful guy. Likes very much to have his fun. But sees first if his work is done. JOHN WYSSEIER Jack H. R. President. A Cappella Vice-Pres- ident, Senior Council, Bogi Club, Sen- ior Play. President of Senior Class, President of Milroy. Our boy John is really a whiz, A leader we all know true is, Loyal, dependable. and honest Of him our memories will be fondest. BETTY YOCKEI, Bet Don't say that Vice President of Girls' Leaders, Cafe- teria Committee. Milroy, Y-Teens, Bi- ology, Prom Committee, Bogi. Bet is our sweet commedienne Likes to tell cute jokes now and then, Her personality is known to be great She truly rates with every classmate. PETER ZERVOS Pete is the boy with the pleasant smile Left us to travel many a mile To finish his schooling at Schenley Hi Good luck, Peteg see you bye and bye. gi l iq? A X aw X -'liaise SHIRLEY ZOCKOLL 4'Bunnie Hey Georgeli' Biology. Shirley is her name, But we know her as Bunnie With her long blonde hair, She surely is a honey. TERESA CARUSO 4'Terry L'Oh Gee Service Club, Dramatic Her friends know and call her Terry' She is as sweet as a red, red cherry. A sweet and petite gal Who was everybody's pal. JOAN SCHIRNHOFER Joanie Hi, Doll Service Club, Do's and Dont's, Girls' Leaders. ,loan's interest, as we know, ls in the Navy, ufyes her beaulf' She's a sweet and friendly miss, She'll succeed, we're sure of this. JOSEPHUS VINSTON Jo'sep Wfake it, kid Basketball, Hi-Y. .loe is a nice guy to know, Never feels sad or looks low. A real buddy is he, As everyone can readily see. 5 2 l . Ht A aa Mi? NR 4, N B X 5 QM aa is V ., , vi. ,t Pi rg., va, X 4, is R 1' I , 4, , elsif NANCY ZUNIC Nance 6'You know Bogi, Secretary of Girls' Leaders, Year- book. Prom Committee. One of the regulars at St. Bonnie's dance Keeps up with latest steps you can tell at a glance: Works in a dentist office after school Because she took time to learn the 'ggolden rule. FRANK KUHL Frankie Dah Chess, Hand, Orchestra. A swell kid who likes to travel The mysteries of the world he would like to unravel: His favorite pastime is playing chess And also avoiding rest. JOHN VINS 'LJSCKH Projectionist. Bogi Club, Household Electric. He doubled to graduate with us Is a nice fellow and has personality plus He is a friendly type and has a swell disposition Which we all know will get him a high position. GRACE WAECHTER Gracie Isn't that sweet Yearbook. Milroy, Perryscope. Gracie is one of our best dressed gals, And because of her friendships, has nice pals, Her heart beats for a certain Bill, Will she succeed? Sure, she will. w as fc may -FIX' Q . -..if X X ' 'iflietfs' DONALD ANGELETTI Pete Sure you will Don is more commonly known as Pete Who van surely overcome any defeat: He is vheerful and very friendly to all As he greets everyone passing through the hall. EDWARD COOK Cookie There-'s the lunch bellu President of Hi-Y. Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Eddie is tall, dark and handsome He's a swell football player and chum. He has no trouble when it comes to a date And when he gets to college he'll really rate. MARILYN CEARY Mar No kiddin Milroy, Do's and Don'ts. To know this girl is such a treat. With a sense of humor quite unique, Ouiet and retiring in her ways, We wish her success the rest of her days,. RALPH HITE '4Spaee Mann L'l'll get you a discount Art Service, Biology. Ralph is a fellow that jokes a lot, Can make you laugh whether you want to or not. l'le's a swell .guy as everyone knows. Will sueeeed whenever he plans to go. BETTY LOU LAND Bette What ya doing Vive-President of Y-Teens, Bogi Club. A small miss who loves to write Can be seen answering Andy every nite Took up knitting on the side For her loneliness she wants to hide. e H , me e A el f 4 ' as halts 5 r . ,, ,QQ lx W es t at i , At K t .,., S SHIRLEY CUMMINGS Shirl How 'bout that? A Cappella Service Club. Do's and Dont's, Girls' Leaders. Shirley is a working gal, Whose speed is a 5 and 10. She has a great many pals, And goes dancing now and then. NANCY BRAUN Nan lisul-CY, Riology, Dramatic. Service. This swell girl is a 12-A double For this she's going to a lot of trouble: Her favorite hobby is to take a swim She is quite attached to a man named Jim. ALYSF HICKEY Al That's for sure! This is a tale about our friend Alyse. Who we know someday will reign in a palace, Because of her quiet and ladylike ways, Prince Charming is sure to pas one of these days. ARUNE LANCELOT Ar 0h. my goodness! Dramatic, Service, Biology. Clear skies ahead for sweet Arline, To marry Chuek is her dream. We wish her a happy and fruitful life, lleeause we know sheill make a perfect wife. DELVIE ELAINE MARSHALL Shorty We're gonna miss you around here Yearbook. A Cappella Choir. Future plans are to marry Al Who is lucky to get this cheerful galg Doubled to graduate in June And march to the wedding tune. we R f A 4152- U , XX aj? 0 'ilfarss BACCALAUREATE PRUGRAM Hymn+ God of Our Falhers .............Audienec Scripture Heading ........,..... .......................................... l iev. H. M. Pape l'erryS1'illf' Avenue Methodist Church Choir Selections 'glirother James Aire .............. ........ Soloists: Marilyn Schweitzer John Wy'sseier Nsurely He Hath Borne Our Criefsw .... .......... I Jeo 'Gblorm in Exeelsisn .... .... .... .... ......,... Address ............. .......... , ............ . .James Faith Bain arr. Cordon Jacobs rge Friedrich Handel Wolfgang A. Mozart Rev- Guy T. Roberts North Avenue Methodist Church Hymn-MNOW the Day is Overw .................. .................... A udience Benedietion . ............. Rev. J. Sheldon Spangler Norlh End Methodist Church Heeessional tAudienee Seated? The Orchestra is directed by Mr. Stevan C. Ambrits The Choir is directed by Miss Mary L. Gibson ,W' J' Q Wizxf at My ..42..... CUMMEN CE MEN T PRUGRAM Processional Perry Hymn ..... ........... C lass National Anthem . ..................... ............................. A udience Invocation 4Audience Standingl ....... ......... D r. Thomas H. Newcomb Eighth U. P. Church Theme: Silver Lininns 1. Our World ....... ................................... ...... B r uce Roberts 2. Our City .............. ................................... ....... l l ermene Miller Senior Chorus a. uGive Me Your Tired. Your Poorii b. Gypsy Love Song ....................... ...... Nancy Abrams Elaine Beckert Janet Beining Joan Bennett Glenn Billeter Rosemary Bondi Larue Bowman 'Ronald Christopher Donald Corfield Hugh Coulter Homer Croasmun Shirley Cummings Carol Dean Albert Dehler Robert Faller Natalie Fitz Hugh Marilyn Geary Nick Giardina Ted Gross Eleanor Haas Joan Harper Joyce Harper Glenn Jewell Barbara Kaelin Theda Kretzer Delvie Marshall John Wysseier 3. Our School .................................. Piano Solo-gLReve Angelique Mary Ann Guy Al- Our Graduates ........................ ...................... . .........lrving Berlin ..........Victor Herbert Doris McKinney Hermene Miller Myrtle Neeley Lois Nilles Robert Panagulias Gilbert Payne Claire Anne Schiller Olive Schmidt Sally Schulte Marilyn Schweitzer Vivian Strong Joseph Studeny Ellen Van der Voort Nancy Zunie Stewart Harmony .........Sigmund Romherg Vocal Duet- One Alone .................................... Sigmund Romberg Natalie Fitz Hugh and Ronald Christopher Presentation of Awards ........................................................ Mr. D. R. Douglass Presentation of Diplomas .. ....... Representative of the Board of Education Benediction .................. ....... ............ D r . Thomas H. Newcomb Alma Mater ......................,...................................... Class and Audience Directed by Homer Croasmun OrganistfCharles Heard ,gtk gc are EXC ee? ...Alg- .Alice Pittner JUNE YEARBO0K STAFF John Badali ,leanette Lawall Ann Woltz Marilyn Schweitzer Homer ffroasmun. Editor :.f'l 'a ..,:.xL': 1 z M 1 S W 3 ,, ' - V, ' , , W A V , 5 , ,-My , Carol Proctor A , 4 i i - S ' X , H ,:-: 4. . Dolores Pavlic-lf1 if .'-1'i if , at 'O if Y , S : If.. F k K hl XI., ,. A g fl, V View V A,AV H A, ye AA,1 WV.iV, ran u if ' - M A ,, ff ,. X A '--AA A 9 Pat Baumgartner Q ' A'1' I: ii S if S' fi 'K iifgi i E .. ' .,' im D S , jg S ui by AX A f Hermine Miller bt P 1 -. 9 in l Alice Pmner L fi. i 'f E 53 ' A Lois Madden VG ,Vg Q , .. ,V L K f Mary Elizabeth Orris 9 ' Q ' A '-z f Sally Schulte , ',,V. 14 135 'N if 1 I I . Natalie Fitz-Hugh Nancy Zunic Dan Daugherty Vivian Strong Dolores Beehtold 1 83 Arlene M1'Gowan 1 'H v , 'K ' Pat llodgkiss in 1 5 ' Robert Corsello S- S- ft --Z Doris Snyder, Literary Editor L ' Vi if t ,,Q, A , Carol Wenzelburger -f :'1 xf 5 5 .5 'Q :-1 F Q I KE i g A Ronald Christopher ' N' '., Q fn ' 9 Virginia Somers H , Nancy Metz ty,y V ., Sally Hubbard L ' e W Henry Mayo S. 1 ,-fi. ' 1 ' w 'Z M S fu em UR? it S' S .::r, Xt, W I 1 - i J' EN as i-5 - Wu y X ' . I '..1'f5i'tSe -44.- PRUM CUMMITTEE Richard McKinney, C0-Chairman Carol Cornish, C0-Chairman June Fabra Homer Croasmun Hush Coulter Nancy Abram Hermene Miller TICKETS Beans Corsello, Chairman Hank Mayo Lois Xviedman Herrnine Miller Gene Croasmun Janice Pannier PLACE Marilyn Schweitzer, Chairman Hob Ealler Etta Schaeffer Hugh Coulter MUSIC Jean Matthews. Chairmlln John Baciali Marilyn Schelhaas Rob Blackburn PRINTING AND PROGRAM Glenn Jewell, Chairman, Rim Strong Eleanor Haas Howard Hedge PUBLICITY Alice Pittner, Chairman Glenn Dalton Sally Schulte Margie Haseman CLASS MOTTO AND FLOWERS Lois Nilles, Chairman Dick Mueller Nancy Zunic Carol Lieb PICTURES Delores Cuneo, Chairman Betty Yockel Bob Panagulias CLASS DAY Tony Schalzman, General Chairman Q ff' fab if W X X Ifsrefs E45L LUG BO0K Rocket Ship June Class '52', Starting Time ............... ................ S eptember, 194-5 Destination ...... ..,................. A Brighter Future Pilots ....................,....... 167 members of the class Navigators ........................ ,............ A ll the Teachers LOG 7TH GRADE This was our first stop on the journey. We landed in Junior High School, all looking forward to a new world. The first day we were assigned to Room 5, under the supervision of Miss Anna Tisherman, now retired. During this year our class collected more Good-will bags than any other class. It was really an eventful year that we shall never forget. LOG STH GRADE During this stop we found many changes in ourselves. We felt bigger and had bigger ideas. Now we started taking part in school activities and clubs. Our girls formed the first Girls Basketball Club. All the feeling of satisfaction that we had in ourselves soon disappeared when one of the seniors looked at us. 9TH GRADE What a big advancement we made in our trip this semester! The first morning we found our- selves invaded by those yellow rocket ships from the country packed with all our new friends. Mc- Naugher also sent a group of students this semester. All of them soon were our best friends. We were very proud of Dan Daugherty when he made the football team and of Glenn Billeter when he was elected president of the Junior School. Probably the most important thing was that we chose our own subjects. When we look back, this year really zoomed by faster than seems possible. LOG 10TH GRADE September, 1949: This semester more students joined us from West View. They brought with them many talents and suggestions. At this stop our class was divided into five different home rooms, and we began to mix with students from all over the school. LOG 11TH GRADE Before long it was announced that we were to be measured for our class rings. ln 111 that night after school was over, everyone pushed and shoved to be the first to be measured for his ring as though it would bring the rings much sooner. It seemed so long to wait, but before long we were proudly flashing our rings around. As we glided through this semester, a few of our teachers left us. Miss Tisherman, Miss Wyman and Mr. Camp- bell joined the group of retired teachers. Our boys were now stars on the football field and in basket- ball. We all realized that the big day was coming closer and closer. LOG 12TH GRADE September, 1951, the class of '52 began the last lap of their journey. Traveling thousands of miles per hour, the destination seemed millions of light years away. Mighty Seniors! From our rocket we viewed all those below with a sneer re- served for underclassmen. Good resolutions were made by all. Some kept them, but others were not so consistent. We sailed into Thanksgiving vacation, giving thanks that the end was in the not too far future. We proudly joined the clubs reserved for seniors only. Pictures were taken. When received, we heard a few gasps such as, Is this me?,, and 'LDon't you love my complexion ? Christmas approached. The boys took off-to the Post Office. After Christmas we received our graduation cards. Everyone was working madly to make good grades for entrance into college and other fields. We said Goodbye to our only group of upper class- men, the 12A7s. New class officers took their places at the controls and with Bill Santom as Comman- der-in-Chief of the School and John Wyssier as class president we headed for our desination in earnest. Broken only by Easter Vacation, the at- mosphere became thinner as we were grappled by the whirl of '4Growing Painsf' Class Day, the Prom at Edgewood Country Club, Baccalaureate and Graduation. And then the climax. We landed into the Changed World. lt was a happy moment for all. For some, it marked the end of an exciting ad- vancementg but for the majority, only the begin- ning. We were a bit sad because we knew we were never going back: but our real thoughts were for the future, hoping that those behind us would make their journeys as memorable to them as ours had been to us. Alice Pittner, Chairman Carol Dean Pat Hodgkiss Carol Proctor U X? 25 ' R T rag, -PIX' ak , , , mm W X . ' 0 Jfarse -4 6.- CLASS Nancy Abram-leaves a vacancy in the cheer lead' ing line. Wilma Allen-leaves to join Dick. Don Angeletti-leaves still as short as he came. Virginia Archey-A-leaves to join Roger in the near future. John Badali-leaves still thrilling the girls. Ken Baird---leaves his joking to another jokester. Virginia Ball-leaves Mr. Ambrits without a clari- net player. Arlene Barton-leaves all her troubles to Shirley Knabel. Dolores Ratykeferkleaves all her younger friends for Jane. Doloris Rechtold-leaves lo become a nurse. Elaine Beckertfleaves all her good times to Shir- ley Browne. Janet Reining-leaves everyone in ustitchesf' Darlene Rennaileaves with thoughts of Russ. Joan Bennett-leaves as fun-loving as when she came. Shirley Retz-leaves for Allegheny General. Eleanor Bevins-leaves with a grin. Glenn Billeter--leaves Miss Gibson minus queer noises. Robert Blackburn--leaves his D. A. for some duck. Rosemary Bondi-leaves her chair in American Government to some poor unsuspecting soul. Lois Borek--leaves her long dark hair to some lucky girl. Roy Bortmess-leaves still collecting money. John Boucek-leaves to become Amarls electric assistant. Pat Baumgartner-leaves with her hard earned di- WILL ploma. La Rue Bowman--leaves with her friendliness to- ward everyone. Nancy Rrann-leaves still liking Jim. Virginia Broerman--leaves as friendly as she came- Rill Brooks-leaves as one swell fellow. Barbara Brown-leaves as quietly as she came. Teresa Carusofleaves her books to her sister. Gladys Cassidy-leaves to watch I-loppyi' on TV. Ronald Christopherhleaves us all laughing at his jokes. Edw. Cook--leaves his football uniform to anyone big enough to get in it. Donald Corfield-leaves a heavy history book for Miss Ewing to give to someone else. Carol Cornish-leaves Bud to walk the halls alone. Robert Corsello-leaves anything that's bolted down. Hugh Coulter-leaves his swimming ability to Stewart Sell. Pat Crane-leaves with her attractive blond hair. Edward Cress-leaves English to some other un- suspecting fellow. Homer Croasman-leaves Perry minus a wonder- ful Rogi Club president. Shirley Cummings--leaves her studying to her brother. Dolores Cuneo-leaves right on time. Ed Darrallileaves as quiet and shy as ever. Dan Daugherty-leaves No. 9 jersey to John Con- ley. Harriet Davis-leaves as fun-loving as ever. Carol Dean-leaves her winning personality to some lucky 11-A. U X7 X '34, 715 gk ji . ,, X X at fit... -47- CLASS WILL Albert Dehlergleaves behind bis tardy marks. Carol Diehl-leaves with her sweet disposition. Nancy Doran-leaves as quiet as she came. Carl Eberteleaves still shy and quiet. June Fabra+leaves her dimples to George Bahl. Bob Faller-leaves talking all the way. Natalie Fitz-Hugh-leaves Skippy his horse-fin- ally. Judy lilamgletti-leaves Shirley Knabel all the poetry in Miss Anderson's class. Nancy Flamgletti-leaves Perry minus one sweet girl. Marilyn Ceary-leaves as one of our 5 and 10 workers. Wade Fox---leaves for work at Esso. Robert Centerf-leaves all his girl friends to some other lucky fellow. Elmer Cerst-leaves in his station wagon with the gang. Pat Colden-leaves to go ice-skating. Nick Ciardina-leaves his tardiness to another friend of Mr. Sutherland. James Greisingerfleaves still as quiet, shy, and fun-loving. Carol Griffiths-leaves Mrs. Russellis Craft class minus a good student. l Charles Crosick-leaves for Carnegie Tech. Ted Cross-leaves his hair-cut to an under grad- uate. Mary Ann Cuy-leaves playing the piano. Stewart Harmony-leaves Perry as witty as he came. Joan Harper-leaves us, still wondering if she's Joan or Joyce. Joyce Harper-leaves for parts unknown. Alton Hartman-leaves Coach Smith,s gym classes for good. Eleanor Haas-leaves waiting for Howard. Barbara Hayes-leaves still wondering what 2-2 makes. Janice Heindl-leaves her sewing ability to some talented junior. Alice Hickey-leaves, waiting for a sailor. Ralph Hite-leaves to buy out his uncle. Pat Hodgkiss-leaving waiting for a chance at Tom in Leap Year. Delores Hornick--leaves Miss Martin minus a good Red Cross worker. Sally Hubbard-leaves to paint the town fuschia. Barbara Irwin-leaves still thinking of 12B Eng- lish Class. Glenn Jewell-leaves as Activity Manager. Harold Jones-leaves with Eleanor. Barbara Kaelin-leaves to become a housewife. James Kane-leaves Mr. Boord in peace. Ken Katusin-leaves for the Navy. Bill Knabel-leaves as the first male back-seat driver. Wallace Koerbel-leaves his initials in the court yard. Shirley Kretzer-leaves as one great gal. Theda Kretzer-leaves her sister to ride the Dan- delion Express. Arlene Lancelot-leaves with Chuck on her mind. Frank Kuhl-leaves to be free. Betty Lou Land-leaves her friendly smile. W firf? at N are If -- X X X -'z i -'liaise ..48.. CLASS WILL Robert Lange-leaves happy-go-lucky as ever. Jeannette Lewall-leaves her needle and thread to Miss England's future Horne's model. Carol Lieb-leaves her sweet smile to be remem- bered. Lois Madden-leaves counting her home room's money. Delvie Marshall-leaves with a sparkler on her left hand. Henry Mayo-leaves Perry minus one good stu- dent. Tom McCosby-leaves 10 worn-out pencils and 8 old erasers. Lois McCracken-leaves as Secretary of 108. Arlene McGowan-leaves Mrs. Copenhaver with one less problem. Doris Mclfinneyfleaves all her books to Janet. Richard McKinney-leaves as President of 108. Dave Meister-leaves a Confederate flag. Donald Mertz-leaves having no more worries the hopesl! Lois Mertz-leaves as friendly as ever. Nancy Metz-leaves as secretary of 216. Hermine Miller-leaves to be long remembered for her witty jokes. Marilyn Miller-leaves her place in Miss Waddell's gym class to some lucky 11-A. Marian Mooney-leaves to meet a certain someone and the gang at Marlebon's. Richard Muller-leaves with Johnny and Bill. Margy Myers-leaves with a planned future. con- cerning Harry. Myrtle Neely-leaves Miss England with a head- ache over her sewing. Lois Niiles-leaves Miss Gibson minus a flat alto. Edward Unopa-leaves to wait for Madeline. Mary Orris-leaves her American Government questions to be answered by some genius. Robert Panagulias-leaves Mr. Boord with a sigh of relief. Y Janice Pannier-leaves still having a wonderful time. Dolores Pavlich--leaves makinff the football sched- ule for her sister. D Gilbert Payne-leaves a total wreck. Jack Perts-leaves Miss Lyons minus a nuisance. Tom Piscitelliw-leaves to sport his yellow conver- tible. Alice Pittner--leaves as President of Cirl,s Lead- ers. Ralph Platts-leaves to become a wood-butcher tcarpenterj . Carol Proctor-leaves to become a nurse at Monte- fiore Hospital. John Rathgeber-leaves nothing, taking every- thing back to the country with him. Doris Reasey-leaves a shy but happy student. Richard Rhule-leaves as happy and fun-loving as ever. Laura Richardson-leaves her humor to be re- membered by all. Bruce Roberts-leaves his cross-country jacket to Coach Smith and gives his neurosis back to his math teachers from whom he got them. Joe Rubaker-leaves to make a million??? Bill Santom-leaves Perry minus one good foot- ball player and outstanding school president. gig? if ak, M X at ' --'.4...Q .491 CLASS lillen Sarver-f-leaves with her diploma. Tony Schatzman-leaves his dancing shoes to who- ever wants them. Claire Schillerfleaves studying hard. Florence Schillinger-leaves Perry minus one hap- py and friendly girl. Joan Schirnhafer'-leaves with her eye on the Navy. Dlive Schmidt-leaves her studying to Madeline. Sally Schulte-leaves for a long Mhikeu to Korea. Etta Schaeffer-leaves to find out about the big. wide, wicked world. Tom Smith-leaves the stage crew to a new bunch of monkeys. William Smith-leaves his work on the stage crew. Doris Snyder-leaves still writing articles for the PERRYSCOPE. James Salomon-leaves Perry, never to return. Virginia Somers-leaves to Scalawags all the work she didn't do. Dorothy Stefanovits-leaves for happier days with 4'Rich.,' Vivian Strongfleaves Dick to roam the halls alone. Jerry Studeny-leaves in his Nash. Marilyn Schweitzerffleaves someone else to have hayrides. Valeria Ujhelyi--leaves still short. neat and trim as when she came. Herbert Von Deraufleaves to join the Air Force. Ellen Van der Voort-leaves still crazy about WILL Art Warren-leaves so that everyone will be happy. ,lack Vins-leaves by some strange miracle. Grace Waechter-leaves her sharp clothes to some lucky gal. Shirley Vifatenpool-leaves an empty chair to be filled by her brother. Janet W'eberAleaves remembered for her bright red hair. Carol Wenzelburger--leaves her personality to an 11-A. John Westling-leaves his battered gym bag to Bill Washburn. Dorothy Wheeler-leaves still thinking the Pirates are 'cdollsf' Leland Wirtner-leaves happy about the whole thing. Tris Wisniewski-leaves still liking Bill Stack. Ann Woltz-leaves Mr. Boord minus an efficient bookkeeper. Mason Woodson-leaves quietly. Howard Wrightfleaves as one of our best stu- dents. ,lohn Wysseier-'leav'es to become president of greater things. Donald Yates-leaves to be a farmer. Betty Yockell-leaves to be remembered for her warm smile and friendly ways. Wayde Zeitler-lcaves taking his likeable ways with him. Pete Zervos-leaves so Miss Gibson wonat have to write another tardy excuse. Shirley Zockoll-leaves happy that it's over. horses. Nancy Zunic-leaves her shoes to Dolly. Q X ,I f W' ,S 5 He V 4 , sX If IG! 7 X, . . . ' ' ligrti -50- NAMES Barbara Brown Gladys Cassidy Ronald Christopher Don Corfield Carol Cornish Robert Corsello Hugh Coulter Edward Cress Homer Croasmun Doloris Cuneo Edwin Darrell Dan Daugherty Harriet Davis Carol Dean Al Dehler Carol Diehl Nancy Doran Carl Ebert .lune Fabra Bob Faller Natalie Fitz-Hugh Judy Flamgletti Nancy Flamgletti Wade Fox Bob Genter Elmer Gerst Nick Giardina Pat Golden Don Angeletti Nancy Braun Teresa Caruso Pat Crane Shirley Cummings Marilyn Geary Alyse Hickey Ralph Hite Arline Lancelot Betty Lou Land Delvie Marshall Marilyn McCleary Joan Schirnhofer CQPURT 0F JUSTICE ACCUSED OF Being quiet Being called Hoppy,' Telling ghost stories Playing the piano Being a fiirt Being a g'Casanova Being a good swimmer Being likeable Having a personality plus Working faithfully for the Cafeteria Committee Being shy but nice Playing a good game of football Getting parking tickets Liking to laugh Being late Being nice Being a quiet blonde Being quiet with brains Having cute dimples Driving a black Ford Liking to sing Liking to roller skate Being a good worker Being a swell fellow Liking to hunt Driving a station wagon Liking to dance Trying for the Ice Capades Being little and loud Liking to dance Loving cats Going with an Oliver man Liking Nip Liking tall boys Being late Filling poisoned capsules Going steady Liking Andy Getting a big surprise at Christmas Being effervescent Dating a fellow from Oakland DEFENSE You don't judge a hook by its cover Where's Topper? The spirit walks again. Exercising my fingers. Hi ya, doll! Just with Lois. Got to keep in shape. Aw, gee. Thanks to you kids. I like food. You're kidding. Keeps me healthy. itis the car's fault. Ha, ha. hal just for homeroom I blush easily. That's what you think. Brains? ? ? Make me smile and l'll show you. Donit get in my way. Do, re, mi. Lots of frm. You flatter me. Who said? With guns. More room. Yvith girlsl Practice makes prefect. Who told you that? Sore toes. Don't believe it. Love is blind. Guilty! Especially Willy. Can't help it, Nancy. They're for a teacher. Love it! just can't help it. One that glitters. Like Pepsi-more bounce to the ounce He dances. too. Q if ga it 'ef' aka 'X it X 'X g g. 'i i ' - Iigrsg -51- NAMES Jack Vins Joe Vinson Grace Waechtor 12A,s Nancy Abram Wilma Allen Virginia Archey John Badali Virginia Ball Arlene Barton Patricia Baumgar Dolores Bechtold Elaine Beckert Janet Beining Darlene Benna Joan Bennett Shirley Betz Eleanor Bevins Glenn Billeter Bob Blackburn Rosemary Bondi Lois Borek Boy Bortmess John Boucek La Bue Bowman Bill Brooks ,James Greisinger Carol Griffiths Charles Grosick Ted Gross Mary Ann Guy Eleanor Haas Stewart Harmany Joan Harper Joyce Harper Alton Hartman Barbara Hayes Janice Heindl Pat Hodgekiss CIIURT 0F JUSTICE ACCUSED OF Chewing gum Being dumb J itterbugging Working at Horne's Blushing Making plus points Owning a fruit store Liking basketball DEFENSE C. A. V. L. recommends it. Quiet, that is. lt's good exercise. l rob the clothes department. They don't call me Pinky', for nothing. l like the a'suits for showers. Yes, we have no bananas today. School champs! Going to Twin Wlillowsn every Sundayl like it! l like it! night Thinking of that certain guy Dolores Batykefer tner Always fighting with Moon Liking horses Liking Oliver Riding motorcycles Liking life guards Being petite Liking Jay Having cute ways Fighting Being tall, dark, and handsome Liking convertibles Having cat eyes Liking to hunt Being Quiet Chee-ring at the football games Going to the Gasbah Being quiet Owning an interest in Pine Valley Throwing oranges at Barney Being a big teaser Guarding the door with Don Going with Howard Hedge Interested in old sailing vessels Hooking with Joyce Wearing two class rings Sweeping girls off their feet Being too friendly Always eating Always grinning Can you think of anything better? True love never runs smooth. Who doesn't? Guilty! lt's exciting! l'll never dream anyhow. Nice things come in small packages I go for redheads. Which way? l've beaten up bigger girls than you before! l can't help it. I really like the fresh air. On me they look good. l like to play uKorea.,, Donut judge a book by its cover. I want to be a sportscaster. Come here, Babe! But. I think ii! I do, ha ha! Never again! l'm happy l'm guarding Don! Always wanted a hedge around my house Water on the brain! But Joyce was sick! The first one was way too big But itis in square dance club Too friendly for what? Always hungry Always happy gy ,i ffy 4 X' X X '-. 0 Igargs ...-n. , -52.. - . -rim fl' ' ' 1-'rv .Agn , .,. ix, NAMES Dolores Hornick Sally Hubbard Barbara Irwin Glenn Jewell Harold Jones James Kane Ken Katusin Bill Knable Wallace Koerbel Shirley Kretzer Theda Kretzer Frank Kuhl Robert Lange ,Ieannette Lawall Carol Lieb Lois Madden Henry Mayo David Meister Donald Mertz Lois Mertz Nancy Metz Hermine Miller Marilyn Miller Marion Mooney Richard Muller Margaret Myers Thomas IVIcCosby Lois McCracken Arlene McGowan Doris McKinney Richard McKinney Myrtle Neely Lois Nilles Edward Onopa Mary Elizabeth Orris Robert Panagulias Janice Pannier Dolores Pavlich Gilbert Payne John Perts Thomas Piscitelli Alice Pittner Ralph Platts CUURT 0F JUSTICE ACCUSED OF Eating up the profits at North Hills Dairy Liking uCym Having a Colgate smile Being a chicken farmer Driving English sports cars Being mouselike Collecting all the girls, pictures Having a Toni,' Flying high Having high grades Always being late for work Tripping girls Messing with the projection machine Liking a L'Silhouette,' Being full of pep Being quiet Always being seen in his '37 Buick Looking around Being a track star Being a good sport Having a sweet smile Liking lim Staying at Hiteis after school Being a country girl Being a snappy dresser Working at Sears Being a country lad Being early Being a silent girl Flirting with boys Always studying Being backward Being a sweater girl Being good-looking Liking the West Being the good boy of 204- Driving in low gear Good girl of room 1 Always doing homework Loafing Being a swell fellow Having blond hair Being everyone's friend DEFENSE Itls free! That's not the way you spell it! That's funny-I use Ipana Cluck, cluck, cluck! Want a ride? Quiet, that is. My rouge's gallery! ,lust natural. Airplanes! But I don't understand! Stage coach broke down! They fall for me! Chuck is my buddy. I'm only human. I have it for breakfast! I'm just backward. l'm always riding around. - Force of habit. Keeps me running. W'ho said so? Blame nature. Canit fight him. Just 'til the bus comes. I like the wide open spaces. The girls like me that way. Trying to make Roe 'gBuck. ,lust a hick at heart. It's the bus. Actions speak louder than wrods I like it! I like to see A,s. ,lust in homeroom. It's the cold weather. It comes natural. Who doesnit? Are you kidding? You mean there are more? Talkin' to me? ? ? Who . . . me? ? ? Nothing else to do. Aw, gee! Itis natural. They must like my jokes! W fi? at X N are 3-5 . al? L X I Parse -53-. NAMES Carol Proctor John Bathgeber Doris Beasey Dick Bhule Laura Richardson Bruce Roberts Joseph Bubaker Jim Salomon Bill Santom Anthony Schatzman Claire Schiller Florence Schillinger Olive Schmidt Sally Schulte Marilyn Schweitzer Etta Shaffer Tom Smith Bill Smith Doris Snyder Virginia Somers Dorothy Stefanovits Vivian Strong Joseph Studeny Valeria Ujhelyi Ellen Van der Voort Herb Von Derau Arthur Warren Shirley Watenpool Janet Weber Carol W'enzelburger John Westling Dorothy Wheeler Thrisilla Yvisniew Ann Woltz Mason Woodson ski Howard Wright John Wysseier Donald Yates Betty Yockel Wayde Zeitler Shirley Zockoll Nancy Zunic CIPURT 0F JUSTICE ACCUSED OF Listening to other peopleis troubles Driving a new Ford Being a good driver Being quiet Having a Mary Martin haircut Selling lunch tickets Typing too fast Tarzan! Decorating for Christmas Thinking of something to eat Playing the piano Getting a perfect shot Liking Airmen Learning Japanese Organizing hay rides A snappy dresser Walking to Sparkle market Being an all-round swell fellow Dancing at St. Bonnies Reading the Bible in home room Being a jeweler's daughter Knitting socks for Dick Singing first tenor in the quartet Having a name that is difficult to say Riding horses Talking to Elaine in homeroom Being tall and slim Giving Sally her bookkeeping papers Having red hair Reporting for Perryscope Wearing combat boots Being a cute little flirt Wearing nice clothes Helping to write the Court of Justice Liking Philadelphia better than Pittsburgh Chasing women The bass of the boys' quartet Always doing night work Commedienne of our class Driving a blue pick-up Going to art school every Saturday Always taking showers in gym DEFENSE I'm going to write soap operas! Best car on the road. Other people have wrecks! It comes naturally. Looks good that way Cotta support my wives and kids. That's the typewrite-r's fault! Haircuts are a buck and a quarter Santa Clause. I'm a growing boy! Thatis not all I play! I can't help it. No! Just one! You should see my teacher! I like um! I like um! It,s the girl who counts! Cotta earn a living! Itis just my nature. They call me twinkle toes. Amen! Iim a gem! They fit, too! Mario Lanza II Blame it on Dad. I'm just a Hopalong Cassiday fan! Interesting conversation! Abe Lincoln II Can,t help it when she asks. Jealous? I meet interesting people. Army surplus. Doing what comes naturally. Salvation Army surplus. Fred Vinson II More women. Can't catch anything else. uMassa's in the cold, cold groundf What kind? I read joke books. Can't afford a car. Interesting place! That's one way to keep clean. ,gg ff' ,ga 26 -K+ X it as -54- CLASS PRUPHECY Nancy Abram '52-Cheerleader of PHS. ,62-HCheerleader of West Point Wilma Allen '52-Going steady ,62-Housewife Donald Angeletti ,52-Going hunting ,62-eCatcl1ing 'ldeari' Virginia Archery '52-Going with Roger '62-Mrs. Rodger John Badali ,52ELady killer '62-eHenpecked husband Ken Baird '52-Taking it easy 362-Working like mad Virginia Ball ,52-Chasing a basketball ,62f-Chasing ???? Arlene Barton '52-Crazy '62-eCrazier Dolores Batykefer '52-Watching kids with Eddie 562-Watching kids for Eddie Patricia Baumgartner ,52-Moon's girl '62-lVloon's wife Dolores Bechtold 752-Nurses' training '62-Trading the white cap for a wedding veil Elaine Beckert 952-Workirig for a rich boss '62---Boss's wife Janet Beining ,52-Speeches ,62-Selling soap boxes Darlene Benna '52-Blond ,62-Mrs. Tintair Joan Bennett '52fDating Sailors '02--Married to a Sailor Shirley Betz ,52fDoctor's Nurse 762--Lawyer's Nurse Eleanor Bevins ,52fBevins '62-J ones Glenn Billeter '52-Perry's most valuable football player '62---Water Boy Robert Blackburn '52-Hot-Rod Happy '62-Happy heis living RoseMary Bondi '52-Active student ,62--Contented Wife Lois Borek '52-Up in the clouds '62-Downed Roy Dortmess '52-Carrying dishes '62-Headwaiter John Boucek '52--Quiet '62-Circus Barker LaRue Bowman Likes all kinds of sports ,62-Gym Teacher Virginia Broerman '52-Likeable Ginny '62-Loveable Ginny Nancy Braun '52-Hunting a Guy '62-Still Hunting Bill Brooks 752-Big Bill '62f-Charles Atlas, II Barbara Brown '52-Reverent '62-Boisterous Gladys Cassidy '52-Cowboy '62-Raising her own cowboys Teresa Caruso ,52-Learning how to drive '62-Woo Ray! Passed my test! Ronald Christopher '52--Studying law '62-J. Edgar Hoovers ass't Ed Cook 752-Driving a blue Chevvy '62-Driving a purple Caddy l Dona d Corfield '52-Pianist ,62-Chopin's suue or Carol Cornish ,52-Bud '62-The Buds are flowering Robert Corsello '52-Class clown 762-Star of Super Circus Hugh Coulter '52-Swimming Team '62--English Channel swimmer Pat Crane i52-Going steady '62-Pushing carriages Ed Cress '52-Uncertain '62-W. P. A. Worker Homer Croasmun '52-V-President of Bogi Club '62-President of U. S. A. Shirley Cummings ,52-Working at 5 and 10 '62-Mrs. Woolworth Deloris Cuneo 552-Basketball champ ,62-Raising little Hchampsn Edwin Darrell '52fCollege student '62-Professor Darrell Q W I I 'avg X ia? X 71X, X a . i 'U y . ' ' ' 153316 114, if ,.'--- CLASS PRIPPHECY ' 4 A Q Dan Daugherty Bob Genter Barbara Hayes '52-An easy job ,62-Millionaire Harriet Davis '52-Working for a handsome dentist ,62-Dentist's wife Carol Dean 352-Dislikes History '62f-History teacher Al Dehler ,52-Always late ,62AHe never made it Carol Diehl '52fGetting Claude back '62-Keeping him for good Nancy Doran 752-wQuiet '62-Henpecking her husband Carl Ebert '52- ffilushing '62-Still blushing June Fabra ,52QEverybody's Girl 762---Somebodyls Wife Robert Faller ,52-Hot-Rod Happy '62ASlap-Happy Natalie FitzHugh '52--Choir Member '62-Lily Pons' Rival Judy Flamgletti ,524Comedienne 62fBob Hopeis rival Nancy Flamgletti ,52A'Man hater 762fGreat Lover Wade Fox '52-Artist '62-Cartoonist of Mspace Adventuren Marilyn Geary ,52-Willy's Girl '62-Willy's Wife ,52flVlr. Zukovichis boy '62-Teacher of 216 Elmer Gerst '52-Woman Hater ,62-Father of usix' Nick Giardina '52-Dislikes Physics '62-Physics Teacher Pat Golden ,52-lee Skater '62flce Capades Star James Greisinger '52 Q f uiet ,62-Did you say something?? Carol Griffiths '52-Working at uPine Valley l62-Mrs. Pine Valley Charles Grosick '52-Blowing up the school ,62 -Chemical Engineer Ted Gross ,52-Bush Top '62-Baldy Maryann Guy '52-Music Student ,62-Concert Pianist Eleanor Haas 52fHoward,s girl '62-Howardis wife 7 Stewart Harmany ,52gQuiz kid '62-Professor Joan Harper '52-Quiet type '62-Train announcer at Grand Central Joyce Harper 552-fJokester '62--Assistant to Jack Gleason Alton Hartman '52-Quiet kid '62fHuckster ,52 -A Cappella Choir ,62-Torch singer Heindl -Sewing big things '62+Sewing little things Janice '52 Alyse Hickey '52-Graduating from Perry '62fGraduating from Pitt Ralph Hite '52-Working at Hiteis '62-Owning Hite's Delores Hornich '52-Acting crazy '62-Part time owner of Mayview Sally Hubbard '52-'LMiss Artist of Perryu '62f Miss Rembrandt Barbara Irwin '52-Secretary 762-Bossis wife Jewell Glenn i52f -Country Hick '62-City Man Harold Jones '52ESaving for a '4Jaguar ,62-Still saving Barbara Kaelin '52--Going steady ,62-Married to Boop Jim Kane 752-Working at Stoffanis ,62--Still working at Stoffan's Ken Katusin '52-Laughing about nothing '62-Just signed a 30-year contract Bill Knable '52-Some0ne's f?l flame '62-Hot Stuff aw ay? ii 'P W L CLASS PROPHECY Wallace Koerbel '52-Air-Plane Crazy '62--Just plain crazy Shirley Kretzer '52-Working at Tastee Freezee '62-Owner of Wfastee Freezeen Theda Kretzer ,52-Soda Jerk '62-Drugstore Magnate Frank Kuhl '52e-Mr. McKelvey's best student '62-Replacing Mr. McKelvey Arline Lancelot '52-Working girl '62-Married woman Betty Lou Land ,52-Waiting for Andy '62-Wa'ting on llobert Lange '52-Wavy Hair '62-Baldy Jeanette Lawall '52-Brain of the class '62-Kindergarten teacher Andy's kids Carol Lieb '52-Y-Teens Vee-pi' '62-Mrs. Veep Lois Madden '52-Salesclerk ,62-Cover Girl Delvie Marshall '52-Engaged to Al '62-Mrs. Mikesell Henry Mayo '52-College Freshman ,62-Playboy Dave Meister ,52-Going with a Maine-iac ,62-HGoing Crazy Don Mertz '52--Great Hunter '62-Frank Buck, ll Lois Mertz ,52-Quiet '62-MHaving quiet little ones Nancy Metz '52-Liking Sports Cars ,62fCrosley Saleswoman Hermine Miller '52-Tarzanis Girl '62-Mother of Hoya Marilyn Miller '52-Doctor's assistant '62-Doctor's wife Marion Mooney '52-Skating with Doug '62-Raising a Skating Crew Richard Muller ,52-Working at Donahoe's '62-President of Donahoe's Margaret Myers '52-Double dating with Sally '62-Double wedding with Sally Tom McCosby '52-Square dancer '62--Farmer Lois McCracken ,52-Tall and stately '62--Powers model Arlene McGowan '52-Movie star fan '62-Married to one Dor's McKinney '52-'Country Hick '62-New York Model Richard McKinney '52-Staunch Republican '62-Mr. President Myrtle Neely '52--Nurse ,62-Doctor's wife Lois Nilles '52-Dentist's assistant '62-Expert with the lips Edward Onopo '52--Dating Madoline '62-Married to Madoline Mary Orris '52-Liking detectives '62-Mrs. District Attorney Panagulias Robert ,52-Good in figures ,62-Married one Pannier Janice '52-College ,62-Raising Quiz Kids Gilbert '52-N.R.O.T.C. '62-3rd Class Non-Rated Payne Delores Pavlich '52-Having Parties '62--Still having Parties! Jack Perts '52-Paper boy '62-Editor of Press Thomas Piscitelli '52-Wit '62-Half-wit Alice Pittner '52-Always stitching '62-Making baby clothes Ralph Platts '52-Lots of red hair '62-Bald Carol Proctor '52-Secretary of Yearbook '62-Secretary to the Presiden John Rathgaber '52--Hot-Rod-Rider '62-Fireman Doris Reasy '52-Driving her father's car '62-Lady taxi driver Richard Rhule ,52-Shy and Quiet '62-Perfect Bachelor t 'fm ,ff Pxfftw? if 'cgi X X xzff y - '-Iigrsg CLASS PRUPHECY Bruce Roberts '62-Selling bleach '52-Endowed with intelligence ,62- -Still endowed 'lim Saloman 752-Tarzan Joseph Rubaker 562-Smith Bro. '52+Bashful boy ,62-Ladies, man Virginia Somers '52-Junior Town Meeting Speaker 562-Educating the Indians William Santom '52-Perry's Star 62-Father of Little Stars Dorothy Stefanovits 752-Rick's Girl '62-Rickis Wife Tony Schatzman ,52-Works for Dad ,62-Owns Amoco Gas Station . . Vivian Strong '52-Dick Bossing Bim '62-Bim Bossing Dick Claire Ann Schiller '52-Singing in Girls' Quartet ,62- Raising her own quartet Jerry Studeny ,52-Running around in a Nash '62-Soap Box Derby Winner Florence Sehillinger '52- Being engaged 562g - - I cc va Vice president of Ponds Valeria Ujhelyi '52--Secretary '62-Bossis Boss Joan Schirnhofer ,52-Liking Paratroopers '62-M ' ' armed to a Sailor Ellen Van der Voort '52-Loving Horses '62--Owner of Kentucky Derby Olive Schmidt '52-Going to school '62-Sending to school Jack Vins '52-In the Wacs 762-Four F Sally Schulte 752-Kissable Sal '62-H ' azel Blshop' H Josephus Vinston ,52-Working Boy '62-Still Working Marilyn Schweitzer '52-Boy Trouble 62-Man Trouble Herbert Von Derau '52--Dislikes Math ,62-Math Teacher Etta Shaeffer '52-Singer '62-Super Suds, Super Suds Waech ter Grace '52-Going Steady With Bill ,62-Still Going Steady Tom Smith '52-Stock boy of 6'Sparkle ,62 Markets, f NS kl Art Warren -T anagflr 0 par 6 '52-American Government Fan Market 762--Governor Warren William Smith ,52-Stage Crew '62-Great Actor Shirley Watenpool '52-Good Worker '62-Good Mother Janet Weber '52-Likes the Navy Doris '52-Blondie Snyder ,62-Went Navy Carol Wenzelburger '52--Reporter ,62-Assistant to Steve Wilson ,lohn Westling ,52-Genius '62--Truck Driver Tris Wisniewski '52-,lust Plain Bill '62eLots of Little Bills Dorothy Wheeler '52-Friendly and Gay '62-Miss Personality Ann Woltz '52-Quiet ,62-Wears the Pants in the Family Mason Woodson '52-Major '62-Buck Private Howard Wright '52-Talking Fast '62gPolitfr:ian .lohn Wysseier ,52-President of 212 '62--Pres. of 10 Love Sick Drive Donald Yates ,52-Old Mac Donald ,62aStill Hunting a Farm Betty Yockel 352-Career Girl '62-Some lucky manis wife Wayde Zeitler '52-Beacon Wayde ,62-Deacon Wayde Shirley Zockoll ,52-Nurse 762-Tom's Nurse Nancy Zunic '52-Dancer '62-Teacher at Arthur Mur- rayis F ,fi - S' Q' X fi? it X f5g, J CLASS PRUPHECY Wallace Koerbel ,52--Air-Plane Crazy '62-,lust plain crazy Shirley Kretzer ,52-Working at Tastee Freezeen '62-Owner of Tastee Freezeen Theda Kretzer '52-Soda ,lerk '62ADrugstore Magnate Frank Kuhl '52--Mr. MeKelvey's best student '62-Replacing Mr. McKelvey Arline Lancelot '52-Working girl '62-Married woman Retty Lou Land ,52+-Waiting for And '62-Wa'ting on Robert Lange '52-Wavy Hair '62-Baldy Jeanette Lawall '52-Brain of the class '62-Kindergarten teacher Y Andy,s kids Carol Lieb 752-Y-Teens Veep', ,62-Mrs. Veep', Lois Madden 752-Salesclerk '62-Cover Girl Delvie Marshall '52-Engaged to Al '62-Mrs. Mikesell Henry Mayo '52-College Freshman ,62-Playboy Dave Meister '52-Going with a Maine-iac '62-Going Crazy Don Mertz '52-Great Hunter '62-Frank Buck, II Lois Mertz '52-Quiet '62-Having quiet little ones Nancy Metz '52-Liking Sports Cars '62-Crosley Saleswoman Hermine Miller '52-Tarzanis Girl ,62-Mother of Boy', Marilyn Miller ,52-Doctor's assistant ,62fDoetor's wife Marion Mooney '52FSkating with Doug '62+Raising a Skating Crew Richard Muller '52-Working at Donahoeis '62-President of Donahoe's Margaret Myers '52-Double dating with Sally ,62-Double wedding with Sally Tom McCosby 552-Square dancer '62-Farmer Lois McCracken '52-Tall and stately '62-Powers model Arlene McGowan '52-Movie star fan '62-Married to one Dor's McKinney ,52--Country Hick '62-New York Model Richard McKinney '52-Staunch Republican '62-Mr. President Myrtle Neely '52--Nurse ,62-Doctor's wife Lois Nilles 552-Dentist,s assistant '62-Expert with the lips Edward Onopo '52--Dating Madeline '62-Married to Madoline Mary Orris '52-Liking detectives '62--Mrs. District Attorney Robert Panagulias '52-Good in figures '62-Married one Janice Pannier '52-College ,62-Raising Quiz Kids Gilbert Payne ,52-N.R.O.T.C. '62-3rd Class Non-Rated Delores Pavlich '52-Having Parties '62-Still having Parties! Jack Perts '52-Paper boy '62-Editor of Press Thomas Piscitelli '52-Wit ,62-Half-wit Alice Pittner '52 -Always stitching '62-Making baby clothes Ralph Platts '52-Lots of red hair '62-Bald Carol Proctor '52-Secretary of Yearbook '62--Secretary to the President John Rathgaber '52-Hot-Rod-Rider '62-Fireman Doris Reasy '52-Driving her father,s car '62-Lady taxi driver Richard Rhule '52-Shy and Quiet ,62iPerfeet Bachelor Q S AW' 6 if X X xi-5 . ef X as .M Bruce Roberts '52-Endowed with intelligence ,62H-Still endowed Joseph Rubaker '52-Bashful boy i62-Ladies' man William Santom '52-Perryis Star CLASS PRQPPHECY i62-Selling bleach Jim Saloman 752-Tarzan '62-Smith Bro. Virginia Somers ,52iJunior Town Meeting Speaker ,62-Educating the Indians '62-Father of Little Stars Tony Schatzman '52-Works for Dad '62-Owns Amoco Gas Station Claire Ann Schiller '52-Singing in Girls, Quartet i62-Raising her Florence Schillinger '52-Being engaged '62-Vice president of '6Ponds Joan Schirnhofer '52-Liking Paratroopers ,62-Married to a sailor Olive Schmidt l52-Going to school '62-Sending to school Sally Schulte '52-Kissable Sal '62-Hazel Bishop, ll Marilyn Schweitzer '52-Boy Trouble Dorothy Stefanovits '52-Rick's Girl '62-HRick's Wife Vivian Strong ,52-Dick Bossing Bim '62-Bim Bossing Dick Own quartet Jerry Studeny ,52-Running around in a Nash '62-Soap Box Derby Winner Valeria Ujhelyi ,52--Secretary '62-Boss's Boss Ellen Van der Voort '52-Loving Horses '62f-Owner of Kentucky Derby Jack Vins 952-In the Wacs '62--Four F .Josephus Vinston '52-Working Boy '62-Still Working i62--Man Trouble Etta Shaeffer ,52-Singer '62-Super Suds, Herbert Von Derau ,52-Dislikes Math i62-Math Teacher Super Suds Grace Waech ter '62-Went Navy Carol Wenzelburger '52-Reporter 762-Assistant to Steve W John Westling '52-Genius '62efTruck Driver Tris Wisniewski '52-Just Plain Bill 'C2-Lots of Little Bills Dorothy Wheeler ,522-Friendly and Gay '62-Miss Personality Ann Woltz '52-Quiet ilson '62-Wears the Pants in the Family Woodson Mason '52-Maj or '62-Buck Private Howard Wright '52-Talking Fast '62-Politician John Wysseier '52-President of 212 '62-Pres. of 10 Love Sick Drive Donald Yates '52-Old Mac Donald ,62-Still Hunting a Farm Betty Yockel '52-Career Girl '62-Some lucky manis wife Tom Smith '52-Going Steady With Bill Wf1Yd6 Zeiilvf '52-Stock boy of '4Sparkle ,62-Still Going Steady 752-BCHCOH Wayde Market Art W-amen '62w--Deacon Wayde 62-Managir of Sparkle ,52-American Government Fan Shirle Zockgll Ma ket Y r ' '62--Governor Warren '52gNurS9 William Smith Shirley Watenpool '62-Tom's Nurse :gg-gage grew '52-Good Worker Nancv Zunic - feat- Cfof 62-Good Mother ,SQQDMCH Doris Snyder Janet Weber 362-Teacher at Arthur Mur- ,52-Blondie '52-Likes the Navy ray's 'Q W ff 1 M if? 5 it X xx If ,A e 71 X' ' W' X wr X ' - 'c W Wm J ale J ' Ifsres , .. 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'NWT ow out GTR f-eleifsgwjm'-ng, c'x-ldfvowx S+o-v-5 DKK is :Aw T l-,pr N xx xx llll f T 7 m X 4 - 'N me xv gh Q Q 5 E j' A . c pf x lp Q 1 . C-,e'ss'np 0 RL+fvrh4 Naxuqer weezw t Qs 0 Nolv 1 Lads 31-Q b . O Lufe Flfqxn VoLe.v-H Q SENIUR CLASS PLAY GROWING PAINSU by Aurania Rauverol Thursday and Friday. May 15 and 16, 1952 8:15 p.m. Under lhe direction of Miss Helen Ewing George McIntyre .. Terry Mclntyre ..... Mrs. McIntyre .......... Professor McIntyre Sophie ................... Mrs. Patterson ...... Elsie Patterson .. Off i cer ............ Dutch ...... Brian ....... Omar ....... Hal ....... Pete ...... Prudence . Patty ........... Miriam ........ ....... Jane .............................. .......... ............. THE CAST Don Yates and Robert Corsello Jean Nolan and Natalie Fitz-Hugh Marjorie Haseman and Doris Snyder .. .............. Hugh Coulter and Dave Meister Lois McCracken and Janice Pannier Lois Nillis and Alice Pittner Dolores Batykefer and Pat Hodgl-iss Richard McKinney and Glenn Jewell Jack Wysseier and Rob Faller Ronald Christopher and Don Corrv Nick Ciardina and Bob Panagulias Charles Crosick and Henry Mayo Ralph Hite and Homer Croasman Sally Hubbard and Marilyn Schweitzer Lois Weideman and Carol Wenzelburger Vivian .......................................................................................... Marilyn Sehellhaas and Ann Wloltz Darlene Henna and Carole Dean Shirley Zockoll Rook Holders: Virginia Somers and Rosemary Bondi l SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The action of the play is laid in the Patio of the Mclntyre residence in a uni versity town in northern California. Act I. Scene I-Late afternoon Scene II-Several months later, Midday Act II. Scene I-A few weeks later, Evening Act III. Scene II-Two hours later The next morning. MUSIC Perry High School Orchestra Conducted by Stevan C. Ambrils Q X Of? ' X ill? -Tl .I af K 7,6 ligrtf 4 W 2 ZZ XM fy Q. x 4 Sm? f L : ? i, ' t -XV A CTI' IE 5 RO0M 220 12A 'l'flW RUW, L to R: ll. He-wlvtt. fi. llilte-rnmn. ,l. Kish. ff. Vollire-vlit. C. Hzunoml, G. Aufman D. Dunn. SECOND ROW: R. Lt-'ggats-. R. S1-lirw-ke-rigast, M. Clemens. S. llass, J. Rm-lc. l. Martin. S. Krf-ss N. Stimplv. P. Hey. FIRST ROW: ll Craig. lf. Mc-Laughlin. .l. Hummel. R. Wills. B. Stewart. K. Niiler, M. Heck. A. Deegan. President ................. Vice President ........ Sw-rvtury ............ .. Trvasurer .... . .... . Richard Willis James Hummvl Kersty Niilc-r Bill Stewart gf ,E X 1 R' C Q if X at' X X an Jigrss -63- RO0M 216 123 FOURTH ROW: I, to R: Glen Jewell. Don Yates. Glenn Rillitvr. Dori Me-rtz. Wayilv Zvitls-r. Bill Brooks. Mason Woodson, Bill Smith. THIRD ROW: llolorvs llnrnivk, Ellen VundvrVo0rt. Joe Stullvny, Roln Center. .lui-k Pvrts. Nlury Ann Cuy, ,lanvt Reining. TPd Cross, SECOND ROW: Ann Wmwltz. Rarlmra Brown. Doris Snyder. Margy Mflyers, Sally Svhulte. ,loym-P Harper. Doris Reasy, Larol We-nzelburgvr. FIRST ROW: Virginia Arr-l1f'y. Carol Dean. Nanvy 'Nlvtz lSe4 yl, Elf-nnor lluus lPres.l. Honwr Croasman YV. Pre-sl. Flon-nr'e Shillinger. Shirley Krvtzvr. Sf! Il 5 R i may 3332? X if W X E' li 14.ggg RINPM 212 FIFTH ROW, I, to R: W. Koerlmc-I. .I. Rulnako-r, II. Coulter, A. Warren. FOURTH HOW: T.Pisc'ateIIi, H. Boueek. R. Plutto. B. Rolwrtw. S. Harmany, P. Zervos. TIIIRD ROW: E. Gvrst. B. Knabel. M. Orria IJ. Hodgkiss, V. Ball. SECOND ROW: S. Hulmlnard. N. Doran. A. Barton. NI. Mooney. C. Cassidy. D. Henna, D. Wheeler, T. Wisniewski, A. Mc'Cowan. FIRST ROW: D. Stefanovits, M. Rambler, I.. Madden. ,I. Wysseivr, E. Shaeffer. B. Corsello, V. Somers, J. Harper. President ............. ....... . I. Wysseier Vice President ......... .....,.. I I. Corse-Ilo Sem-retary .............. ..... I C. Slim-'ffer Treasurer .. ..... I.. IXl:uldvn Q X' ff X 525 I xx I K fn f f . I 4, I N X, sae I X I I I II 'Ifares .f,5.. RO0M 204 1213 TOP ROW, L to R: U. Daugherty, A. Hartman, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: H. Kress, ll. Meister. J. Westeli. J. Rathgalwr. J. Kane. T. Solomon. C. Paynth. T. Shatzman. SECOND ROW: N. Cffarm-line. R. Pzingaulins. R. Runmgfxrinvr, U. McKinney. B. Irwin. R. Bondi. M. Miller. B. Hayes. FIRST ROW: N. Zunir, V. Strong. J. Pannier, P. Coldvn, N. Alvrarns, J. Flamglf-tti, keifer, M. Neely. IJ. Buty- President ................. ......... N . Abrams Vive President ........ ....... , T. l l'ung1lvtti Secretary ............... ......... I '. Golden Treasurer ........... ..... J . Pannif-1' U 'I 4, fi xx!! , I 7 . ' X exe 'X X Iigrss RO0M 108 1211 TOP ROW, L to R: K. Katusin, B. Fuller. T. Mvlloshy, H. Wright. THIRD ROW: H. Von Drew. ,l. Wvlwr. V. lirnerman. l. Wvrtnvr. R. Christopher, H. Jones, C. Lielm. C. Schiller. SELOND ROW: W. Allvn. M. Svl'iwi!zr-r, U. fiunfm. D. Bs-clilol l. ff, lliehl, E. Bvvlwrt. fl. Cros- sick, S. Betz. FIRST ROW: L, Bowman, H. Davis, H. MrKi'1nvy, l.. lx'lC'fiI'1lf'lU'H. .l. lleindl, R. Bortmus, H. Mill- er. A. Pittner. President .................. .......... I 1. McKinney Vic-P Presiclrnt ........ ..................... . l. Heinxll SH-retary ............... ..... l .. M. lwl1 lI'1ll'lU'I'l Treuslirvr .......... ..... ........ R . Borlmub . 1 Q W 41 Q ' -.1 1 xx I f lag X fl X lx - . - . ligreg f 67- - 1100291 I 12B TOP ROW. l. to R: A. Of-hler. C. Elwrt. .l. Lang, O. Muller. 'l'llIRlJ ROW: J, Bilvs, ll, Rule, B. Blacklmurn, E. llanivl. .l. Cr:-isln cr. SECOND ROW: H. Mayo, N. l'll2lTl1glPIll, ll. Yoc-kel, fl. Griffiths, ,l. lnmull. S. Zur-kull. li. Bewn l.. Borek. l lH5'l' ROW: ll. Provtor, lt, Surwr, ll. l,'0l'lll5ll, ,I. lluclali, ,l. lfalrru, li. Onopo, W. Sunlonm, V. Uyhelyi. Prvsident ............ nf- Falwu Vim' Prvsirlflnt ...... .......... l' 2. Onopo Secretary ........ ...... 1 Iarol flUTIllSll Q X 41 X G ! xx If , f 7 1, 4, X X 1 N if :DgY6'E RO0M 106 THIRD ROW, I. to R: K. Baird. II. Heflgv. I. Vinstnn. Mr. M1'KeIvy. SECOND ROW: N. Braun, A. I.am'z-lot. M. Husvrnzul. A. Ilivkvy, ll. Rohm, I. DvMurc-0, I.. Spring- er, M. McCIeary. FIRST ROW: P. Crane. M. Cohan. B. Lutzinger, B. Patterson, B. Darkey, J. Mathews, A. Dicker- son, T. Caruso. my , argl? X Q, X X :N ekij Us . in W ! . ' ' jgrgs fb?- RO0M 311 Room 311, under the sponsorship of Miss Catherine Lyons. has en- joyed a successful semester. We are looking forward to our Senior year with great anticipation. feeling sure that we can uphold and strengthen the ideals of Perry High. RO0M 5 We, the pupils of Room 5. have worked hard this year. We wish to thank Miss Lurie under whose guidance we have achieved success. gy a ff' 'ig C ie X 5731 eve:-5 -701 RUUM 2 IIB TOP ROVV. L L0 R: L. Pilottu. J. Dunn. J. Rosanski. B. Lnvvrt, lf. Hossvr. FOURTH flow: J. Lvason, R. Atkinson. H. L,lN l'I11flIl, A. Sf-hw k. W. ffrvrsv. L. Wade. R. Ulrich, J. Silmenek. THIRD ROW: S. Corrie. B. l'xiSlliIlglPl'. S. Hyvkvs. L, lmllanf-. J. Neal. L. Bc-1-kert, D. Brikffr. C. I'rik. SECOND ROW: M. Stvfner, U. Arnold. M. Barker. S. ffrump, VV. Ashvroft, O. l,iIll!!PTf'S. R. Rob- inson. L. Measure. FIRST ROW: T. Margins. D. Cove-rt, R. Sw:-zlish. S. SpPl1I'PI'. I.. Lune-. S. Fvrgllsulm, M. Sh:-e-ls, B. Fennel. A Ugg 1 5255 X 5:14 isa S71, RO0M 205 IIB TOP ROW, L to R: ,l. Lonnolly. ll. Stir-rhiem, C. Cier, C. Trivoli. R. Jeffries. J. Sullivan, H. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: P. Boucek, G. Rulraker, B. Minery, R. Thurner, .l. Smith. .l. Whitevl, lf. Braun A. Goetz. THIRD ROW: D. Clavin, C. Skowronek, M. Lekinsky, .l. Benkart. M. Higgins. N. Klosky. A Pavlish, Woods. SECOND ROW: J. Moore. N. Pinkerton. S. Williams. J. Mazure, ll. Bierline. N. Mi-rtz. A. Hall D. Kelly. I-'IRST ROW: L. Forlenbauher, M. Stem-lc, ll. Mellride, N. Fltzel, M. Azzarello, S. Voltz. B. Huff- man, C. Hague. President ............. ....... lN I. Azzarello Vice President ...... ........... N . Etzel Secretary ............ ................ S . Volz Treasurer ........ ....... I J. Mc'Bride Q' X 1, if? . X xx If ,gf X . Jigrss ...,x, ,, -72M RO0M 206 IIB TOP ROW. L to R: R. Klinkf-, T. Rollin. J. K+-rrigan, D. llnwaril. R. Solomon, R. Hallman, D. Sarver, W. Vvlts. THIRD ROW: R. Thal, .l. Melrlon, D. Bovkv. R. Uardina. N. Sliovmncher, E. Henke, L. Still- wagener. S. English, A. Svhiller. SIZLOND ROW: L. Tait, D. qurver, V. l.udoff. M. VUilPy. R, Zimmerman, M. Borthk. K. Mvlflurv B. Cuckert, D. Diley. FIRST ROW: V. Keichensky, S. Brainv, A. 'l'lwurer. D. Woodrow, B. Wvland. L. Colelrob, B. Baynes, D. Nagy. fx President ........... .... R ell Wyland Vice President ..... ..... l lon Woodrow Secretary ......... ...... 1 lurol Colm-lrolr Trvasnrf-r .. ..... Ann Theurer Q X ff X G l Q xx f 1 may X fl X X - . 1 ' ' Ifgrii ,'j,,, , RO0M 215 IIB TOP ROW, L to R: J. Powell Bob Mc-rtz, B. Frazier. G. Dettingvr, D. Compnrt, Bud l lilgI'IlZ1lI' B. Hite, .l. Ujhelyi, G. Margfrum. THIRD ROW: B. Horkenlmerry. l.. Likarexiclz. D. Gerlar-ln, M. Ka:-cliele, B. Svhiller, li. Sarve-r. A. Moskum, .l. Kirk. SECOND ROW: A. Cumer. N. Denkavh, P. Pitman, B. Kay, P. Sager, C. Faller. .l. Casale, M. Ryan. FIRST ROW: ll. Hanky, R. Bowman. Charlvs Heard. B6-tty Boone, N. Corcoran. N. Wagman. M. Moore, S. Wagner. Q X jf X GV 'QQ K X3 . X .'.,1igl'EE -7.1- H0051 321 IIB TCI' ROW, I. to R: W. W:1gr1f'1'. R. Wilgon. ,I. IH1-ki-rsmm. R. Hargzre IVPS, II. Noll. ,I. MIIIQ-r B. Raible. 'IIIIIRII RCIW: II. Stevffns. IP. RIIIH-'T. M. Evvl'Iml'dI. P. Stvigerwuld. ,I. Morrison, C. Nass S. Ramay, R. Reasey. SECOND ROWI: .I. Kirk, S. Knalmlv, Il, ByPrIy, III. Novak. A. ,I01'g1. Ii. ZiegIPr. A. Swartzwelde-r, P. Liech. A. Hersh. FIRST HCIW: P. Griffith, E. Kerr. W. Iiiltffr, C. Elm-hlvpp. I.. Atkinson. II. II11y. R. Mulwy. N. Sturge-ss. W f fi? I .Jr lives 4754 RO0M 208 10B TOP ROW, L to R: W. Harrington, D. Frenvh, M. Suto, C. Martin. FOURTH ROW: R. Sherman, C. Mc-Clone, .I. Smalstig. R. Svhmidl, I. Mnzurs-, E. Se-lwnkv. D. Harbison, J. Davidson. THIRD ROW: L. Coehring, I.. Cole, A. Rathgalver, P. Sprague. P. Kane. M. Ke-lly, M. Romne- loilis, J. Dax. SECOND ROW: M. Benjamin, R. Watson, J. Batykeifer. D. Sieff-rs, M. Easley. II. Runmsry. T. Rm:- si. D. Hammel. FIRST ROW: J. Kanz, I. Mm-Kinney, I. Rairhalter, R. MrKcevvr. L. Schmidt, N. Ix10l'l'ISOIl, P. Wil- son, G. McConnell. President .............. ........ I ,. Sm-hmidt Secretary .................. ......... I . Rairhulte-r Vim-P President ....... ....... R . .N'Ir'KPm'm' Q X 41 G . t xx!! '94 71 X ' v . . . . merge RO0M 322 TOP ROW. I. to R: L. Gibbons, C. Dmis. D. Nof-Ilf-r. F. Smith. D. Strauss, E. Litr- FOURTH ROW: E. Adams. C. Dvulin. ll. Gibson, L. Huigue. R. Toogood. R. Catapevk. R. Miller. THIRD ROW: M. Ke-rn. C. Stavy. R. Fiefsr, R. Lippert, S. Minehurt, R. Rogin, J. Cohan, R. Fox. SECOND ROW: B. Harriss, A. Clow-knf-r, Harbison, B. Popfinger. D. W'ebPr. Rvmlinger. L. Kretzer, I. Wagner. I-'IRST ROW: S. Taylor, J. 5c'hmur'kPr. H. Huston. J. Houghton. C. Pavnv, R. Irwin, M. Caruso. - V. Mac-kin, President ........... ....... C . Payne Vim-P Pre-side-nt ...... ..... J . Houghton Sec-rotary ........... ...... H . Houston 'l'rPasurPr ....... ....... I 1. Stuvy U ' X 41 X SSL 4 xx ff ,QQ fl X ,X . ? , I . . . IDQYEE ,111 RO0M 318 10B TOP ROW, I. to R: E. Cordon, R. Brivntli. U. fi0illiii6', F. I,t'N1Llll'l7, U. Mn'N0rton. I.. Stoltz. FOURTH ROW: J. KE-rnvr, I . KFl'T. J. W6lrP1'. B. Hartman. W. Keith. P. Marlin. N. Kvrn. D. Lowry. THIRD ROW: C. Fitzgerald. H. Thurnfir, A. Wissner. B. Knauss. J. Cm-vll, F. IJeVVuit. J. Mv- Nerney, J. Myers. SECOND ROW: B. Hartman, J. Stock, NI. Fifvr. 9. Cilnlts, M. She-vlin, F. Knut. B. fX'Im'f1lt-lluml. D. Mertz. FIRST ROW: H. Blair, M. Marino. F. Svhiller. I. Ciliiwrt, R. Brown, W. Rv:-sv. B. Poland, J. Arhuckle. President ................ ....... R . Brown Vice President ....... ........ W 7. Reese rl reasurer ............. ....... , I. bulb:-rt Q if Ig i 'JN ak, . . . X X 1 'i .'.159 55 RO0M 109 1011 TOP ROW. I. to R: R. 1.6-ggatv. CI. Hnwk. D. Klan-S. R. Rovk. FOURTH ROW: C. Rose. R. Stullz, R. Vamw-. H. Rurkart, I.. Han-fm-r. I.. Whitv. J. Mathis-5. THIRD ROW: P. Harrsi. J. Fuvhw. A. Mali-4-ki. l.. Wright. S. Rrwsslf-, R. Montgomery, H. Prim, G. Venhesva. SECOND ROW: J. Heur, M. O'Hrivn, S. SI lNiliILlT1Pil'l', A. Alexander. J. Risk-r, N. Wnkh, B. Moran, R. Hoffman. FIRST ROVV: P. IWVVZIY, J. IJOIIZILIQUII, G. Zieglvr. H. Kfllmvyvr, 5. lletrfvk, C, Kline, S. Fisher, B. Kohley. President ................ ..... I I. Killnwyvr Vic-P Prf-sident ...... ....... S . Hetrir-k SP4-rm-tary ............. ....... 1 1. Ziegler ,QP ' 5 X 'F 4, . .1 X xx!! ai, X fix ak, '. , V if -, - ' ' Ifares RO0M 111 The pupils of Hoom 111 have enjoyerl spending this semester in this large corner-of-the-court room. Mrs. De Somma has helped to make our semester a pleasant one. RO0M 207 llnmler the sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth Markowitz, Room 207 has had a profitable semester. We shall strive to do even hetter in the follow- ing semesters. Q M we Q is ik ggi? ik :if X X X . ' I Iigifss -80- RO0M 319 FIFTH ROW, i. to R. Ilnivr, N. Fargo. R. Have:-. R. Elliott. B. Miller. FOURTH ROW: R. Brant, C. NVashingtnn. B. Baker, B. Kaufman. C. Long, W. Finch. THIRD ROW: R. Teal, M. Privc-, R. Mellonkamp, J. Brown, .i. Harlan. J. Kerr. J. Fazio. SECOND ROW: S. Edmuton, G. Cold. B. Cvtty. Fi. llamlmavh, R. Rock, J. Renter. R. Smith. E. Pennington. FIRST ROW: K. Mansfield. J. Pviifvr. J. Url-inunti, R. Whitfim-Id. C. Hvwlvtt, A. Kagle, M. Rivf-', B. Azzarello. President ...... ....... R . Whitfield Sevretary ...... ........... A . Kuglf- Q X? 1, ' Sf? 5 if fgf 7 ' . Q' X lx ak' - , . ' ' Iigrdf RO0M 323 FOURTH ROW, L to R: W. Croskinsky, R. Ogden. R. Mmlean. R. Hamilton. D. Crulmlis. THIRD ROW: S. Sarvor. 'l'. Dolan. l.. Wagmzin, C. Wlieelvr, D. Rm'-fvr, T. Hays. R. Yates. J. Royston. SECOND ROW: W. Malsvh. R. 'l'h0mS0n, R. Santard. ll. Mvllonnell, R. Rook. R llarfwr. lf. Slay ton, M. Stack. FIRST ROW: G. Ellsworth, W. Krueger. R. Pottlo, D. Davis. ll. l,aSvoln. T. Aufman. C. Stanford, C. Allen. President ....... ........ C . I.aSf'ola Q X X flew . X X jo' x , Q-I X q.W '25 . '.'.15gYEE RO0M 317 l7Il Tl'l ROW, L to R: W. Nelson, Ceo. Cross, R. Rvedvr. A. N'l4'KPlvey. C. Davison. FOURTH ROW: R.Al1gl'lEIllHll1gll. N. Stvin. F. Mannaq. l.. Fanslffr. M. Prine. W. Washburn. TI'llRD ROW: T. Osterbloom, E. Bvyvr. .l. llrisak. R. Sawyer. B. Warner. M. O'Bryan. F. Sur ver, R. Rosenberger. SECOND ROW: .l. Wagner, C. Corzovk. J. lVlr'Clintor'k, C. Mf'Millen, M. Brown, R. Mooney, .l. Skillen, D. Staudt. FIRST ROW- B. Kirk, R. Sloan. l'. Mnrslmll. R. Coldvn, R. Gil-Son. M, Ugzlvn. M. Ott. J. Mr' Hi fi? W 154, 'PIX' . X W X v.',,.--like -83- RO0M 304 This room occupif-5 the- most popular vornvr in Perry f thc' Foods Room. He-re under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mendel. we haw tried to makr- 0UI'5VIY05 valuable Citizens of Pvrry. Dorft you think we look as though we vvere suvvevdillg? UK 2c055?7'6 fz gm.. RINPM 210 'HH' RUW. I. to R: R. I'1'tPr1n11n. I. Flxlilllllhk, Dale- Rllslmlmvvk, lf. I.f'hlllZlll. E. .lIll'kSUIl, J. Sinwn dings. THIRD RUVV: B. Sinvwv. B. Cadd. D, I,0llillLZt'l'. R. Rlalsius. D. lfrlr. .l. l':1ulm'i1'h. ,l. Hovkvnlwrry, B. Ilarlwy, l'. Rnsvnlrvrgf-l'. SIZLOND ROW: C. Guwmfr. ,l. Antill. J. l'4nrml. R. 1.4-c-. T. YUIIIILI, li. Kluvs, M. Iipsvonllr. P. Mr'Murrz1y. l4'lliS'I' HOVV: J. Koppel A. Harrison, Carol lllzlkr 'SPI'.l, ,I. N1l'l!llgIll Il'res.l. J, Niilvr KV. PJ. ll. Mvlndm- 1'l'rf'us5. A. Mvyvrl. B. Hagan. UK if xii 265+ XX-. RO0M 209 FOURTH ROW, I. to R: C. Kiel, R. Modzanowski, R. Snodgrass, R. Reining, R. Smith, R. Ac'kA erman. THIRD ROW: V. Sieirke, L. Hodgv, R. Hoffman, R. Smith, J. Griffin, B. Tole, L. Cecil. N. Huch. SECOND ROW: R. Sch0nde'lmPyf'1', M. Steinmilier, D. Muth, R. Rogers, N. Boyer, M. Halluoth. H. Ryan, N. Perry. FIRST ROW: I, MillPr, R. Walters, M. Ott, R. Zito, F. Hagmaier. J. Cook, P. Delaney, lf. At- kinson. President .................. ..... F. . Hogmaier Vice President ........ ............. R . Zito Sevretary ............... ......... IN 'I. Ott Treasurer .......... ...... . I. Cook Q K 41 G 'i ,LQ X ' ' W ' X X X - X , - - :parse kgg.. 'fx-aw f f Y' RO0M 203 l'UUR'l'H ROW, l, to R: lhle Smith. Hulbert Svliirnhofer. lion Kulwivki. 'lihonias Reilly, Daniel Strauhecker. THIRD ROW: George Martin, Jerome Coodin. Stephen Jennings. Fred Jamison. Dave He-im, Rivhard Seherrer, James Curtin, Dan Berry. SECOND ROW: Sally Wirth, Janet Hawkins. Janet Lithgow. Ruth Ann Richwalls, Patty Kaiser, Ruth Ann Entwistle, Patrivia Tripp. Judith Guzik. FIRST ROW: Franees Zielinski. Marhorie A1-lmi. Jacqueline l,c-Dunne, Gail Mvlfleary. Margaret lleh. Nancy Fried, Leora Agnew. Robert Coltz. my i f J 525 U DX: 233 X. 55? X X '1s.g.g - Hi RO0M 104 TOP ROW, L to R: Mr. Cattlvy, R. Wzltvnpnol, J. Portvr, J. Ratykc-if:-r. C. Koontz, H. Cerlfrr. N. Walsh, S. Sc-hubel. FOURTH RONV: R. Dunne. L. Haller, D. Dir-hl, S. Allardivv. M. M1'l,aughlin. F, Cnrivarl R. Brush, H. Holtgrauer. THIRD ROW: P. Sudetiv, R. Mr'Cranaham, D. Pape. D. Stephens, F. Divkvy, C. Pike, J. Elser, ,l. Antill. SECOND ROW: B. Wallace, P. Cursky, T. Rimmvl, P. Bc-ilstein. E. Thurnfr, B. Stump, M. Lane. M. Rarkus. FIRST ROW: A. Somers, R. IWPIEIIIIF, R. Samnm, R. Sr-Yxlvllnnig, D. Davis, A. ffomaw, ,l. Rurhnno. rm R R is G . XXX 22? ,,., '15-'+'ff .-88-. Q. RO0M 312 8A TOP Row, I. to R: G. Morris. W. Klaus. R. Bank.-rt. THIRD ROW: B. Cassell. P. Patterson, C. Kotlner, J. Sicklea. li. Grelling. B. Stewart. E. Mr'- Manus. SECOND ROW: R. Crixas. D. Hill, U. Riedel. B Milaeh. li. Riehle. R. ffarlmni, A. Doran C. Kosko. FIRST ROW: B Schneicher, B. Schulte, N. lVlr'Alister. R. Baker, C. Rohleeler. A. Walker, J. Benaeassa. R. Anderson. President ........... ..... l I. Rohleeler Vice President ....... .......... R . Baker Secretary ............. ....... N . Mc'Alister Treasurer .. ........ A. Walker Q 0 av ' 'F 7, . . ' may X f, X X - ,. ' ' - Iigrss fgfjf Q X as X RO0M 306 Yvant a seam sevverl? Wvant your hlouse rnenclefl? This is the place to rome. We have enjoycl our first semester in Perry under the Cap- able guiclanee of Miss England. even though the Clothing room seems adapted more for girls than girls and hoysl RO0M 325 Unflc-r the quiclanve of Mr. Hiekrnali. Room 325 has spent a pleas- ant and profitable semester. we are looking semester, hoping to do even better work. 5 as fi, 7lX' forward to our next X- . Xp Jigrss RINIM 315 l lRS'l' HOW. l. tn R: lll. llvlulin. ll. Fl I'gI'lGlJll. A. l'3al-wr. S. llaxis. ,l. Gregori. li. llvwlrtt. M. Bak er. N. Bauer. SECOND ROW: U. l isl11'i'. ll. Uziklvy. ,l. 'Xlulirin:'y. ll. llumlrwn. ll. 'llk'll1lllC'IOIl. 5. liullvggel R. Bauer. Z. Riley. Tlllllll RUVV: lf. Zvvli, ll. Bovlim. B. lluty. Xl. lJOPllI'lllQ. R. Privst. .l. llt l'Slll'IlilH, ll. Sta-in. FOURTH RKFW: P. llorsli. B. llunkr-lfvsson. W. l nrrlP:il1uc'lwr. K. Vilcflzrfl. MAQQIURETTES FIRST ROW. Left to Right: .l. Bf'llli1ll'l, M. Wilcfy. Sl'ili0ND ROW: K. llivmll. R. llmuium. M. Sli:-eats. I.. l'l0l'tHnlra1'ln-r. ll. l.e'ggutc'. A. 'lllwswi' S. Rnmf'y, ,l. Nolan. 'l'HlRD ROW: S. Brown. B. l'lf'HIlt'll, .l. Moorv. A. Sl'l1lIll I'. N. Kern. A. Huthgzilwr. A. Hvrsli V. Kerclmensky. Q if ff if , 5:11 X5 ,vs s ..' Jigres . gl., MILRIPY llIlll1'I' the sponsorship ol' Miss Matz. Nlilroy is au-1-ornplishing many worthwhile things. W0 ITlPl l lwrex al lVlilroy and enjoy many pleasant limes logs-ther. Comms and join us. You will enjoy lrolh the entertainments and the serious speakers. Q K fi? if '24, 715 ' . ., W X X X' 14.4 BIULHGY CLUB l lRS'l' ROW. L to R: Skip Cerguson. Treasurer: Teal Rohm. l,l'PSlllf llI Madeline Azzarello. Vive President: .lune Fahra. Secretary. Sl-:COND ROW: Elaine LeDon:ie. Harliara Fennell. Valerie Ujhelyi. Barbara Kaelin. Etta Sliaeller. Dorothy Wheeler. Gladys lilehlepp. Shirley Browne. Dolores Hankey. Barbara Smith. Pat Leer-h. Dolores Nagy. Suzie Speneei. Aurelia Diekf-rson. Norman Sturgess. Mr. Irons. 'l'lllliD ROW: Shirley Betz. Dolores Cuneo. Joan lklorrison. Dorothy Gerlaeh. .lane Kirk. Lois Beekert, Lillian Likarevivh. Nanry Etael. Betty Yo:-kel. Wilma Megahen. Dorothy Covert. Doris Reasey, Arlene McGowan, Carol Vl'enzellrurger. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Henke. Shirley English. Dorothy Bierline. Jeanne Neal. Doris Kelly. Madeline Barker. Geraldine Nasa. Shirley Hanley. Sally Smith. Myrna Darby. Dolores Bee-htolcl. Lois Madden, LaRue Booman. Doris Snyder. Marie Ryan. Claudia Fuller. l lF'l'H ROW: laniee Pannier. Mary Orris. Carole Proetor, Theda Kretzer. Betty Hartman. Leona Wade. Patrieia Pittman. Geraldine Silmenik, ,laekie Harlan. ,lean Nolan, Elizabeht Holmes, Doris Batykeefer. Larol Woltz. Pat lrlodgekiss, Nadia Derkaeh. LIXTH ROW' .lim Whited, Wayne Wagener, Cordon Margerum, Ray Thurner. Dorothy Martion. Stuart Sell. Dale Clavin. Carole Lieh. Sally Kress. Carol ffolelnoln, Virginia Som- mers. Viola Luflolfl. Mary Helen Higgine. f?EVEN'l'H ROW: Alan Sr-hir-k, Gc'1'n'ge Hammonml. .lolin Miller. Charles Skwwronek. Charles llearnl. Art Warren. Tony Fehatzman. Roseniary Bonrli, w ife L 14, EIXC . y X - '.'.1'igrsE - urs-- BOGl CLUB Bogi Club is a hardworking group of lmoys nnrl girls. Umlvr the- leaclership of Miss Roberts, we pre-parv for the dances and oths-r soical evcnls at Perry. 'llhP rlevorating, alone, takes much of our time-. Wve feel that we are really vontrihuting something to Perry's social events. gy 1 ' 5 AL 5:16 1941 SENIUR UUIINCIL TOP ROW. l, to R: Rivhard Wlills, Ri1'llLll'4i Mm-Kinnfly, ,lnhn Wyssif-r. Daw Norris-. FOURTH ROW: Lorraine Atkinson, Pat Ripley. Hanre Huston, June Falmra. Nick Wagman, Al- bert Baker, Tom Wiegman. THIRD ROW: Kersti Niiler, Charlvs Heard. Ray Swedish. Carol Cornish, l.ynn Srhmitt. Cail Ziegler, Nanry Metz, Carol Colehoh. Eleanor Haas. SECOND ROW: George Payne. Warren Rev-xv. Ir:-ne liairhaltvr, Loretta Rolrinsnn. Sally Volz. Etta Shaeffer, Pat Coldrn, Nanwy Abrams, Jean Nolan. l lRS'l' li0W: Joseph Crf-gory. Nanvy Km-pp, Williaim Santon WV. l'.i, Chester Mclaughlin fPre5.J, ,lean Mathews lSPm'.l, Gladys Elvhlvpp. Miulvlinv Azzc-'re-llo, Shirley Kemp. ,df X . 'gk fix? aw' W fn ik' Iiares , 95, l l JUNIIIR CIPUNCIL 'l'Ul' ROW: Tm Aulman. Ronnie Snnmni. Edward llagmair. THIRD ROW: Robe-rt Svhnvrderlnvder. Lharles R0lllPtlf'I'. Gail Mrlileary. Fvlim- Sarver. Murgix Ludolfl, William WtlShlDlll'H. SECOND ROW: Pat Svott, Anita Kagle, M. Ilvh, Carol Blake, Rhonda Sr-hlf-uning, Barlruru Gard- ner, Mildred Ott, Sam Holmes. FIRST ROW: Arlene Limlwris, Pat Rulvr, Charles l.aSvola lV.P.l, David Patterson lPres.l, Florence Grasa 151-lui, Carol Hewlett, Natalie Beunstvin, Tom Sl0llPl'. Q ak G U , aff? 5:16 X X '-es.pEg -96- SENIUR BOYS SWIMMING TOP ROW: W. White. N. Ciarrlini, D. Mc'BridP, D. Corrfy. SECOND ROW: T. Wivgman, R. Jeffires, C. Fitzgvruld. U. Woodrow. R. Montgomery. T. Skillen. R. Anton. l-'IRST ROW: E. Adams. U. Dunn. D. Klopfm-r 15610. ll. linultvr 1l'res,D, S. Svll 1'I'r9u'1.l. C. McLaughlin. N. Wugmun. IJ. Norris. X T lg 2 'IX X. . . W X X - -:,,4...g ,. 07, ART SERVICE TOP ROW, l. to R: R. Klvnkv, .lim Wrlllllinll. T. 9r'lmtzn1an, Al lXlvK1-lvy. .lim lllatlmiv , . FOURTH ROW: W. Mzllsh. C. Gil-son. l.. Wagz1rn:1n, Wl. l,f'l', ll. Sllvn, W. FlHK'lI. H110 .-Nllurnlivs-. THIRD ROW: C. Rohm. M. Kffrn. H. Tlmrner. .l. Cosnvll. Marlene Cerlach. M. Haseman. E. Holmes. SIQCONU ROW: P. Leech. N. Fried. R. Sr'l1oo11:-y. J. Rrown. C. Payne, ,l, Rvnnvll, R. .lam-.4 P. Neely. FIRST ROW: M. Marino. M. Caruso, A, Cvasu. l. lll lx12ll'1'0, S. llulnlzarcl. R. llile. l.. Bore-k L. Agnew. ,Q 1 5 X '1 X G , X xx!! fs! f X . gg, ' X 916 ' if ' ligrii -93- Q x 'vgv yi! SENIIIR DRADIATIC CLWII The Senior Dramatic' Cluh. umler thi- clireelimi of Miss Helen lfwing, has aecomplisheml a great cleal during: this sem:-sler. During our meet- ings we learn the fundamentals of alrama uml slucly plays to be give! in Assembly. I 26 , gy QVC 95 QQ! Tlx' ak . 25? Ifares -, 99. 4 PRUJ ECTI 0N I ST CLUB 'lihe members of the Projeetionist Cluh feel that they have spent a highly profitable semester under the direction of Mr. Melielvy. Our work is interesting: we are sure you would enjoy it if you joined w'th us. ,X MX CAN! ERA CLUB We of the Camera Club feel highly favored that we eould work at picture taking for a semester with Mr. Smith. As you all know. Mr. Smith is an expert with the camera, and we appreeiate the oppor- tunity we have had of working with him this past semester. W w em + vt X X , '-'fog -1 00- I i 4 HI-Y TOP ROW: I, to R: B. llankelfeson, K Wvtzvl. J. Rosanski. A. Goetz. D. Rlatt. W. Vvltf H. Henning. IVCURTH ROW: U. Svull. R. Bingham. C. Dams. J. Ujvhl, R. Rogan. C. Roser, R. Schwartz. John Sullivan. THIRD Row: D. White. fl. Boehm. Al Baker. A. Schick, D. Bunke, R. Nardina, D. Stephens W. Keith. SECOND ROW: R. Priest. W. Haywood. D. Cimlwl, T. Barron. R. Swedish. D. Clavin. P. Kane D. Huber. FIRST ROW: C Templeton. B. Cm-kr-rt, R. Hui-kenherry. B. Wyland. R. Solomon, P. Sager J. Gregory, B. Watson. 1 w QW 41-Q? 'W' 'X sas X .,-rr Iiorss - lOl SERVICE CLUB One of the most valuable clubs in Perry is the Service Club, uncler the direction of Miss Norma Ferraro. Vlfe are a working. active or- ganization. We do necessary typing for the various departments of Perry. We not only do important tasks for Perry, but at the same time we learn how to work under eonflitions approximating regular business situations. SENIIIR RED CRIPSS The Senior Refi Cross unrler the Capable direction of Miss Ella Mar- tin, does interesting anal patriotic' work. We have two important projects on which we work. Wfe make up Christmas boxes for over- seas, and we make favors for the veterans at the hospitals, This fall when someone asks for money for overseas boxes, donlt forget the little children who have so much less than you. and give to the Refi Cross g'rls when they eome to your rooms. gy 1 pg, 5 :a ,Qty XXX as ,E , gl 02-- STAGE ITREW ' RUVV. I. to R: Uur Flut. NI. l:ll'l1H'llS. Doug. lluward. Phil Steilllrglvk. ST HOVV: Tom Mvfiosby, 'rom Smith. Bula lhihlv. Huy flmwlisnh. Half- Dunn fI u1'4'1 Yvayne Grozinski. Holm Hvwleftl. Q x 4:1-W 14 Tlx' . X Iigrss . NVQ, A CAPPELLA 'IDI' ROWC I, to R: ,I. Reining. .I. Moorv. I.. Springer. M. Wiley. I . DeWalt. ,I. Kuhn. B. Full:-1' R. Ijattersonli. I'IiItf-rman. R. Panaglllvus. N, lliardini. A. Dt-III:-r. I UUR'I'I'I ROW: R. Wills. N. VI' I . Cross, S. Hylvzls. IJ. Mm'HruIc'. H. II1te-. lf. Jewell. II. I.0llIfl'I'. agniun. I.. Ilevlgv, R. Utrivh, ,I. Wyssic-r, ll. Stare-y. M. Rlwrlmrilt. 'IIIIRII ROW: M. Neely. A. Maskuin. I.. Wiwlman. D. MvKinnPy. S. Re-mlingvr. II. Ihiiss. M. Kam-helm-. .l. Ifislvr. Il. liorfielil. R. illiristopln-r. A. Iley. H. IIFHPQSITHIII, il. Bill:-I er, N. Pinkerton. Ytimplv, M. Sf-hellhass. I.. Martin. R. KIIEIIISS. N. Ifitzhllgli SFILOND ROW: Ii. Henle-lt. N. CIHITP Ann ShPIIPr, man, 0. Svhmitt, R. Margie Benjamin. Ellen Van dvr Vonrt. IJ. Ripley. II. Zirnnwri Hayes. J. Cow-II. uv. M. Schwrvtzer, Il. Boone. S. Williams. I. ilasalle. R. Bow' FIRST ROW: V. Strong. C. Hag man, N. Abrams, H. Miss Gibson. Miller. P. Crane. S. Cummings. K. Mvlllurv. K. Niilvr. M. VVic'k. Q X if ag ffx ek. I i, X X ' I I WI 04- C W LUN CHEIPN CLUB 'l'Ol' ROW. L to R: Barb Leggatv. Mary Hr-Pk, ,loam Bork. Shirley Casa, Florenvv Srhillingvr Ann Schiller, Shvlda llorrie, Anita liunwr, Betty Lou Land. SECOND IIOW: Marilyn Miller, Barbara Brown. lane' Mr'Kinm'y. Lynn? Svhmitt, Barbara Rogan Shirley Knalmel, Ellen Sarver, Nancy Doran. I7iRS'l' RUVV: Pat Hey, Dorothy Arnfmlzl. Loretta Roluinson, Mglrlcnc Sheets, Dorothy Stvfanovits Nancy Knapp, Eleanor Bvvins. Lillian Mazure. ag X ZX, ak U . y . ' ' ' Jigrsf S105- LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Elizabeth Stormfels. has had an interesting and profitable time learning about the cus- toms and times of the early Romans. We also obtained an insight into the origin of some of our English words. CII ESS CLUB Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Buker, the Chess Club has had an enjoyable semester. We played the teams from the schools round about and won our share of victories. We are well satisfied with the progress we have made in learning to play the Hgame of kings. gy if 'ga is de J -106- JUN 1011 HISTURIAN The Junior Historians. under the gllllfldllftx of Miss Trauherl, have sp:-nt an intvrvsling ami north while senwslc-r. We hope- to Continue' our hislorival studies nvxl sz-nieslvr llllClt'l' thc sznnv sponsorship. PU PPET CLUB Mrs. liosv Lunclgrvn is lm-avliing lln' nn-mlwrs of our vluh h0w lo niakv and to hanfllc- puppvts. Vile hope. helorv thc your is out, to put on a puppvl play. XVQ-'re' snrv. if we mlo. lhal you will vnjoy il. Q if 435, I4 jIX' w ' . . p X 153916 IMT' - JUNIHR GIRLS CHIPIR FIRST RCIW, I. IQ R: .I. Kiefer. lf. Kxnsr-IIa, M. Kvllvr. P. Ilvh. 5. LIIZIIIILZIII. II. KvIIy. il. liaise ll. Wlglvy. SECOND RIIW: II. TIlZl4'kQ'I'y'. I.. Quvlllmrst. A. Borhte-r, II. Harim-. I. fII'lAI1lll'lII. NI. Sivfc-rt. ,I. Yogvl. J. Knalwl. THIRD RCIW: L. IIaIIh0ff, Il. Pope, ll. Nevsimal. I I GIRLS LIFE SAVING CLUB I IIiS'l' IIUVV. I, to Ii: F. Kant. N. Morrison. hl'l1IOND IIOW:Ii. Rovk. M. Ugflvn. Ii. Iiulwr. li. IIilTlIlll'l', A. llrrsh. II. lluy. Nl. IIill'llH0. M. Ou 'IIIIIHI5 RfIW: M. Ilrwhring. R. Ni:-hols. Il. Ynung. LI. Svlwllvr. II. IIill'IiPy. I.. Svllmlrtic. I'. Nlvvan M. On. I FOURTH ROW: R. P6-terman, M. Lukinsky, S. Allardic-e. F. Cr-usa. ll. Bei:-rl:-. II. Ilznmilto M. Sc-iring, P. Spragzuf-. B. Boyd. President .............. .................. .... . ' N. Hvrsh Secretary ....... ............... I I. Huy Treasurer ...... ...... I3 .Curdm-r 'Q X 41 G 4 xx!! ,A XIX ' we W' Ek wwe if - . ' ' IIQYEE -108- PERRYSCIPPE 'lifll' ROW. l. lo R: CI. lllldflllglllllll. ll. fIr0SQn11in. ll. llimn. 5. l PrgLusnn. ll. Muller. ll. Meister, B. Roberts, ll. Vlfoodrow. M. fllt'Ill?IlS l CUR'l'l'l ROW: V. Rroerman. Nl. Orris. I.. Atkinwm. J, Kirk. N. Cori-nran, J. Smith. H. Mayo. THlRll ROW: M. Lakinski, A. Paxlivln. N. l'inkPrton. li. Provtor. A. Lvfllvr. .l. Rudaili. A. Pittnvr. L. Madden. SECOND ROW: II. liornish. 9. llulahard. fl. llolelnolh l, l,il:m':u'i1ll. S. Williams. N. liize-l C. Elm-lil:-pp. C. YVPntzPlln-'rgc-r, l'. lXlvVay. FIRST ROW: M. Rlaynvy. A. lllr-Crman. D. Snyder. R. Wills. S. Kr:-ss, Cy llillvrmzin. H. Miller. R. lfliristnpher. R. Baynvs. M ilf QL ZX' .. W X X X' 14.4 7 UIQ' - JUNIIPR DRAMATIC Under the direction of Miss Anne Simon. we junior actresses are learning the know-how of acting on the stage. We hope lo put on one of our productions soon. Viiatch for us! Youill enjoy it. DISCUSSIIIN CLUB lfndcr the ahle leadership of Miss Ethel Roherts. wc. thc members of the Discussion Club. arc learning how lo discuss important pI'UlJlf'Il1S of today. We llilYQ put our knowledge to practical use in the broadcasts in which wc have participated. We feel that we have produced some spcakcrs who havc done honor to Perry in these broadcasts. gy ,I 1 V ig U 916 X? X X fl lllf l URCHESTRA The Orchestra. unfler the direction of Mr. Amhrits. is an important part of Perry. We play for all the assemblies, and we also give a con- vert each year in eonjunetion with the Band and Voiee Classes. We play at other Perry funetions and believe we thus do a valuable work. l BAND The Perry Band, unfler the rlireelion of Mr. Amlmrits. is one of Perry's most colorful organizations. We play at the football games as well as appearing in many of our eity paradaes. We, too. take part in the Concert given hy our school's Music' Department. QW 5 ff ' 5 if f :wi '39, X X xii . -anne LIBRARY STAFF Univ of lho most c-fiii-if-ul ami hard working groups in Pvrry is tho Lihrary Staff umivr the fiirvvtion of Nirs. lfslhvr Krummvll. We mark your liooks. km-p Iravk of whvn lhm-y'rv due-. and se-ml iiuv slips lo you so lhal you van avoid owing finals. We enjoy our work and fevl that wv arc If-arming while we work. CAFETEREA CQPMMITTEE WT ara- tha- liili'l'it'l'iil lioiniuillm-1-. VCX- work llIlIil'Ii lin' iiiri-1-lion of Mrs. Ifva W orkvy. Our aim is lo makv tho Perry cafe-tc-ria lhc lwsl in lhv vily. Our cluly is noi lim pivusuiils-sl there is. but wc fm-I morv lililll ri-paici. vxhvn wv sw- lhv improwmvnl in our l'Hill'il'I'iil ami ri-alizv lhai muvh of il is dum- lo our vars' and ova-rsigzhl. Hwy f 4:1-A U ,445 2? W' X X Q , . Iigrif -H24 JUNIUR HI-Y Thv Junior Hi-Y. under thi- sponsorship of Mr. Marlin, has had plvasuut and profllulmlv svnwslvr. Wm' arm- looking: forwanl lo similar v11j0yIm-nl l1t'Xl S1'IIll'hl1'I' JUNIIIR MATH CLUB Tho Math Club. llllflfl' thc- sponsorship of Nr. Mulligan. had il plm-asunl and profitable- Si'Illl'Sll'l'. XY? lmpl- to lu- uhh- to vonlimu- our vluln lhl'0llQh0lll lhc yvur. xx X gw' 'X ek H3 SENIIPR H1-Y The Senior Hi-X . lilltlfll' the clire-vtiou ol Mr. N ouug. has thoroughly vujoyml this scnwslvr at Perry. Although many ol us are graduating. vvc re surf, thvrv will he pls-uly to lake our places autl vontiuuv tht- worlc of this group. i i SCHUUL SPIRIT CLUB The School Spirit Clulb. llllflt'I' tho tlirvvlioil of Mrs. Yorkvy. docs an important work in Perry. We try to kos-p Pvrryiles iuformml as to what is going ou ami try to have thvm avi. ami work for the good of Perry. Q if fi? r 'Qi :Ma 'Z W' elf- .. . W X .-lligfff -Ill- SQUARE DANCE CLUB Yvanl lo huvs- some- fun? ,loin lhv Squaw DZIIIPP Club. undvr thc' sponsorship ol' Mr. Fr-llrmmlvam-h. WW- learn all lhm- lalvsl IIRIICPS and have a great time doing so. lie-ll:-r vonw and join the fun! P76 , Qavyf :IC ak, MW' -IIS- N ATIIIN AL HONOR SHCIETY There is no greater honor given to Perry students than membership in the National Honor Soeietv. This frroum functions under Miss . r I Helen Ifwinff. lt is a earefullv seleeted froum and is on call at any z- . 5- . time for the good of Perry. I ,Q ff h' 0 + x iii? 'X X -116- MAJURETTES TOP ROW, L to R: Ann Tlveurer. M. Wiley, I. Benkart. Shirley. Ramey. J. Nolan. SECOND ROW: M. Sheets, Karen. Hiendle, R. Bowman. FIRST ROW: L. Fortenhache fro-headl, Barbara Leggate fheadl. EMBL? X X, X-5+ X 776 --14.4 .--I 1 7-A TOP ROW, L to R: Nancy Abrams, Hcrmenc Miller. Nancy Etzel, Loretta Robinson. SECOND ROW: Irene DeMarco. FIRST ROW: Lydia Springer, Jean Mathews, Marjorie Haseman, Lois Beckert. CHEERLEADERS These nine cute and peppy girls are, as you know, l,l'l'l'V,S Cheerleaders for 1951-1952. They are tfrom left to righll Nancy Abram, Hermene Miller, Lor- etta Robinson, Nancy Etzel, lrene DeMarco, Lyda Springer, ,lean Matthews, Lois Beckert, and Margie Haseman. These girls, captained by Irene DeMarco, led the cheering section at all the football games and at the home basketball games. They also played a major part at the pep assemblies. This year, they cheered Perry to victory four times: Mt. Lebanon, Allegheny, Fifth Avenue, and Langley. Throughout the season, the cheering nine kept up the school's spirit and didn't let the players down, even when a game was lost- Hermene Miller gy . e .5 5 iz y .gf XXX ag. ,gf ,I Mm, g -lives -118- GIRLS LEADERS 'l'UP ROW. L to R: N. Pinkerton. J. Harlan. M. Doe-hing. S. Woods. R. Zimmerman, L. Bw-km-t. J. Kirk, J. Morrison, D. Quneo. P. Raumgartner, D. Bee-htold. C. Dean, J. Schirn hfoer. V. Ball. J. Brown. THIRD ROW: L. Martin, N. Klosky. M. Mvflearv, S. lIumm'n':s, P. Crane. E. Schaffer, L. Rob inson, L. Rowman. J. Mazure, S. Hykes, J. Neal, E. Haas, P. Saturley. SECOND ROW: J. Bock, S. Williams. J. She'-ver'hivk. M. Azzf-rello, N. Fitz-Hugh. J. Fabra A. Pittner. B. Yo:-kel. H. Miller, L. Mazure. V. Sommf-rs. R. Bowman. FIRST ROW: A. Thorniley, L. Lakarovich, M. Srhick. R. Nlnlvey, R. Hoffman. E. Hey. V Ujhelyi. V. Strong, N. Zunir. S. Spencer, V. Archey. Q-aff ' R iii 0 , PX: as ak, X X ff? Jigres -119- M :QQ . 1 ,L Liz,-gs' -Y Q-. As :EQ HQ, gk .fi 1225 ' 'L my Ai? Q,,,,, z A '-'nr' mf' Q: Q A 1,,Q , , ff' V Q is SQ- B' Q :ki ii, f ' g W i 5' s. .Jf 1 1 'fi sf, gig. J, Q. sf --,, , ., ,ww fm: and JS Aw L N355 , I 5:54 W 1 wg 4 . 1 mv cis 22' - ,P ff1:a'f's'w - mu 15+ 3 ,555 si E Q ., . My ,. .gp M, 51, A fi' 3 'J I ww .-.L V: 4 xf PK. RY QE Q fl 47 97414 TOM IC 675 FUIPTBALL TEAR! TOP ROW. L. to R.: D. Stierhiem. G. Arent, S. Ferguson. D. Daugherty, L. Snodgrass. D Dani:-h. B. Kagle, .L Fednock. SECOND ROW: R. Guri, W. Heywood, Refer, D. Smith. R. Soloman, R. Hite. S1-hmidt. C. Kress. W. Lee, O. Cordon, K. Farenbach, B. Wyland, D. M1-Indov, E. Sollar. S. Hvtrivk, S. Sell, D. Blatt, J. Waldron, A. Baker. D. DeFazio. FIRST ROW: R. Mertz. R. Klenke. B. Patterson. R. Christopher, B. Santnn. K. Katusin, B. Fraser, C. Hagmeir, L. Coehring. .L Anderson. C. Er-k, E. Cook, M. Sum. G. Bills-te-r. J. Soloman, R. Slukich, B. Knalrle, B. Darkey. ay f ' fab QF X X f.4.... gl 23- BUYS' GYM CLUB The Boys' Gym Cluh under lhe leadership of Mr. Cordon. has had an enjoyable semester. If youlre a gym enthusiast. eome and join us. Youall like our cluli. BASKETBALL The Basket Ball Cluh, under the leadership of Mr. Fehrenbaeh, is all that its name implies. We learn all alioul basketball, and we learn by doing. II you want lun. hers-is where youlll have it. Q if fi? X We W are Iii .- 3 X X -'Z liaise ai aid is i ,1- FUUTBALL The 1951 football season got under way when Oli- ver 'gLefty,' Cordon in his new role as head coach took 40 aspiring young football stalwarts to the muddy banks of the Conoquenessing. There they put in a week of rough, tough, and tumble football. On their return to school they spent a week of sharpening up their new tactics for the onrushing season. The Commodores opened up their 1951 Foot- ball Schedule against the Mt. Lebanon Blue Devils at Mt. Lebanon Stadium. On the opening kickoff, Billeter took the ball on the 2 yard line and raced down the field behind good blocking to give Perry a 7-0 lead. Perry was never headed after this and came out with a 13-7 victory- Perry next traveled to Wheeling, West Virginia and here, hampered by injuries and swelled heads, were defeated 28-111- The Commodores played the last of their three exhibition games against Little Washington at Washington, Pa. Perry, outclassed by their heavier opponent, were shellacked lo the tune of 21-0. Perry opened its League season against the Oliver Bears, our arch rival, at Oliver High Field. The Blue and White completely outclassed and out- played the Bears, but because of tough breaks and miserable officiating were beaten 13-12. Perry's TD,s were scored by Santom and Dougherty. Fifth Avenue, next on the schedule, was de- feated by the Commodores at South High Stadium. Perry playing a fast and deceptive game eked out a 13-12 victory. The game was highlighted by San- tOlIl,S 75-yard downfield run on a reverse play- Perry next took on the Carrick Raiders at Oli- ver Stadium. Although the Commodores played hard and aggressive football, they were beaten by the Section Champs 28-6. Suto scored Pi-rry's lone tally. In a more professonal brand of football. Perry defeated Allegheny 28-21. The game was high- lighted by Billeteris passing, Sutois educated toe. and Patterson's all-round play. The last game of the season Perry played at home on a wet and dreary day against Langley, whom they slaughtered 28-7. The game was featured by Katusin's great defensive line play and the of- fensive running and passing of Perryis backfield. Although the team played only .500 ball for a fl--fl record the whole team must be commended for its superb play and its unever say die spirit- The team is losing many standout performers such as liatusfn, Knable, Salomon, and Cook in the line. and Billeter, Santom. and Dougherty in the back- field. Nevertheless they should held a good team again next fall. Among the awards won by the athletes was the coveted MVP won by Glenn liilleter, versatile tailback who also made Honorable Mention along with Center Jim Salomon, while Bert Patterson. great offensive and defensive end. made the All City Team. The whole school appreciates the effort put forth by the coaches and the team for staying in there and trying hard for the 'fldlue And The White. Henry Mayo, Clean Hflcter SWIMMING This yearis swimming team was built around young, aggressive fellows, in an effort to build stronger teams for the future years. There were only four seniors on the squad, two of whom were February graduates, Chester McLaughlin and Dale Dunn. The other two seniors, Hugh Coulter and Jerry Studeny, both swam the same event, the 120-yard Individual Medley. The backbone of our squad, the youngsters, proved they were out to win this year, despite their youth, by capturing six and losing only one. Our first win came over Butler -16 to 29- Our next win came over Connelley Vocational 39 to 35. To start off the regular league season successfully we trounced South Hills '19 to 26. The Trunkmenis next victim was Allegheny 50 to 25. Splashing along in high gear, Carrick also fell , ' , r before the Commodore onslaught. After these meets we were flying high. but were brought back down io earth by Oliver, as the Bears handed us our only 1952 loss 57 to 13. To finish the season we traveled to Langley to win -l-7 to 28. Our team this year consisted of: Nick Wagman. Stewart Sell, Don Corry, Warlie Vflhite. David Nor- ris, Eugene Adams, Frank Simons, Ray Jeffries, Fran Skillen, Don McBride. Bob Hite. George Mc- Clone, Rich Anton, Tom Wiegman, George Trivoli. Nick Giardinia, Hugh Coulter. Hon Christopher, Jerry Studeny, Don Woodrow, Dale Dunn. Chester McLaughlin. Many thanks to our coach, Chester Smith, who gave us the best of assistance and an incentive to win. Ron Christopher, Manager gy 4, I G 5 X ..-. .:- it sl 25a CRUSS COU N TRY This season Perry was represented by a very able Cross Counry team. Though with only one veteran, Clarke Vollbrecht, back from the preceding year, the team heat every team in the city. The team ran live meets and lost only two. The two were lost to the WPIAL teams of Brentwood and Wilkinsburg. The complete team roster was: Clarke Voll- brecht, ,lim Smith, Don Woodrow, Bill Ritter, Bruce Roberts, Dave Norris, Dick Anton, George Trivoli, Dick Shorrer, George Neiler, Dick McKinney and Buzzy Killmeyer. Most people were surprised by the fact that even though it was Coach Smith's first year at train- ing a Cross Country squad, he vame up with a championship team. ln the City Championship Meet, Perry tied BASKETBALL Perry's Basketball team showed marked improve- ment over preceding years as their overall record was 10 wins and 6 losses. ln League competition they won 7 while dropping 5, which was good enough for a 3rd place finish- As a team the Com- modores racked up 888 points, against the opposi- tion's 802 points. Their one game high was 65 points against Allegheny on the home court. Individual scoring honors went to Bob Darkey who hooped 291 points to be high scorer of the City League. Bob also broke two Perry records this year by breaking Arlan S. Straub's old record of 270 points for one year, and 34 points in one game, which was previously held by Glenn Billeter who had 31. The scoring of players was as follows: Pat- with Langley for the Co-Championship. At this meet Don Woodrow came in 2ndg hotly pursued by ,lim Smith, 3rd and Clarke Vollbrecht, 4th. Then came Dave Norris, 14th, Bill Ritter, 18th and Bruce Rob- erts, 23rd. This meet made it possible to send six Perry men to the State Meet at State College, Pa. There they placed 11th out of thirteen competing schools. Vollbrecht came in 37th, Woodrow, 46th, Smith, 51st, Norris, 89th, Roberts, 114th and Ritter, 1l9th. Though the team didn't win, they did a good job of representing Perry. This concludes the summary of a very good season for all concerned. The team would like to thank Coach Chester A. Smith for such wonderful guidance. Don Woodrow, '52 Captain RUUN DU P terson, 184 Billeter, 172, Corsello, 92, Suto, 533 and Salomon, 38. Some of the better games of the season were Perry's two overtime defeats to Langley and Car- rick by the scores of 48-47 and 60-58. Perry showed complete dominance over their Northside rivals by defeating Allegheny, Oliver, and Allegheny Voca- tional twice. Perry also came back to defeat Langley 56-53 on their home court- Perry will be weakened by the loss of such senior standouts as Captain Billeter, Corsello, Salo- mon and Santom. However, Perry should produce a well seasoned crop of hoopsters next year under the capable guidance and direction of Coach Fehrenbach. Henry Mayo, Glenn Billeter GIRLS' SPIDRTS Although the girls do not enjoy the thrills of competition between the teams of this school and those of other schools, they have a pro- gram of intramural sports that keeps them happy and interested dur- ing the school year. Under the direction of Miss Ora Sanders and Miss Mildred Snodgrass, the girls learn to lead wholesome, well- rounded lives. Teams are organized by grades, and tournaments are played to determine the winners in each grade. The most complete programs were conducted in volley ball. Badminton was played too in certain grades. The high point medal winner for the 12 A's was Virginia Ball, in 9 A, Sue Allardice won that honor. Eleanor Haas won the award for outstanding leadership. Q1 X - . V JS, I5 it: T El? -126- Q91 aussi? 'im-W MISS RUTH WARREN MISS ETHAL WARREN PERRY BOWLING ALLEYS BONDI FAMILY MR. 8 MRS. J. BONDI ROSEMARY BONDI JUNE A. MCGOWAN MR. 81 MRS. JAMES J- MCGOWAN JAMES L. McGOWAN MR. 81 MRS. J. TANNEHILL MR. S MRS. J- VOLLMER CHUCK X4 JOAN MR. 81 MRS. M. B. WOODSON PFC. CHARLES A. WOODSON NASKYIS CLEANERS MRS. MARY SHAEFFER MR. 8: MRS. R. H. FRIED MR. 81 MRS. GEO. ZIEGLER MR. ED PACELLA MRS. D. S. STACY MR. 8 MRS. WM. A. FABRICIUS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES L. HAHN MR. K MRS. WALTER IRWIN ROOM 204 MARTHA RICHARDSIN JANE HEWTON MR. 8 MRS. PAUL F. MADDEN PGH. SHAVINGS 81 SAWDUST MR. K MRS. CARL PANNIER MR. 8 MRS. C. J. SLAEK A FRIEND MR. 81 MRS. CHARLES E. TRITINGER SHEET'S SNACK BAR MRS. S. A. JOHNSTON TOM 81 PAT MR. 81 MRS. S. HODGKISS ROOTS AND REGE RONA SCHONDELMEYER S.-SGT. LAWRENCE D. MITZEN BOB FOERTSCH THE VALLEY PREMIUM BUILDING 81 LOAN ASS'N. . PENNSYLVANIA SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASS'N. MR. 81 MRS. THOMAS B. HAYS RUTH D. WOODS MR. 8 MRS. F. A. DAVIS MR. N. KATUSIN MISS CLARE J. KATUSIN MRS. N. KATUSIN MR. 8 MRS. WM. C. DAVISON ROOM 108 MRS. EDNA SPENCE WILLIAM M. ZUNIC OLLIE 8: AL LOUIE MR. 81 MRS. GEORGE M. LIEB SHIRLEY LIEB SHARI ANN WEIR MR. 81 MRS. ARTHUR M. KRETZER 81 FAMII Y SHIRLEY KRETZER PAUL A. EBERT LANCELOT SIGN STUDIOS ARLINE K CHUCK NEWSETTE MR. 81 MRS. RALPH PANNIER CATHIE PANNIER MR. 81 MRS. T. H. KALTHOFF CAROLINE 81 CHARLES SPERLING FAMILY KENNY 81 DOT MR. S MRS. DICK ASHCOM MR. 84 MRS. C. J. STEFANOVITS CORRINE 81 RICHARD KIRKUP ALAN WALKER R. E. FISHER JR. H. TEMPERT GEO. B. REED S CO., OPTICIANS MR. 81 MRS. MILES N. STUMP MRS. C. H. MARINO MR- 81 MRS. EDMUND Y. VANCE NAN 81 JIM JOAN BRAUN ANONYMOUS MR. 8: MRS. HARRY E. LITTELL NANCY FLAMGLETTI MR. 8: MRS. A. H. MARQUARDT DOROTHY YOUNG MR. .81 MRS. C. L. MILLER MR. Sz MRS. N. E. GREEN MR. 81 MRS. RAY WARNER MRS. THERESA MILLER DR. 81 MRS. DANIEL JONES THOS. 8 HAZEL KARKALLA LT. COL. LAWRENCE MITZEN GALLAGHER'S GRILL-RT. I9 AL 81 JANE MR. 81 MRS. RALPH WEISS MRS. MARY RINGLE MR. 81 MRS. BERT NEILY MR. 81 MRS. ALFRED SNYDER MR. WILLIAM MUNSCH MARY C. MENDEL S I M5 - Xiiggf X X - . t Iforss 128- Q91 noni MISS RUTH WARREN MISS ETHAL WARREN PERRY BOWLING ALLEYS BONDI FAMILY MR. 81 MRS. J. BONDI ROSEMARY BONDI JUNE A. MCGOWAN MR. 81 MRS. JAMES J- McGOWAN JAMES L. McGOWAN MR. 81 MRS. J. TANNEHILL MR. 8 MRS. J- VOLLMER CHUCK 81 JOAN MR. 8 MRS. M. B. WOODSON PFC. CHARLES A. WOODSON NASKY'S CLEANERS MRS. MARY SHAEFFER MR. 81 MRS. R. H. FRIED MR. 81 MRS. GEO. ZIEGLER MR. ED PACELLA MRS. D. S. STACY MR. 8 MRS. WM. A. FABRICIUS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES L. HAHN MR. 8 MRS. WALTER IRWIN ROOM 204 MARTHA RICHARDSIN JANE HEWTON MR. 8 MRS. PAUL F. MADDEN PGH. SHAVINGS 8 SAWDUST MR. 8 MRS. CARL PANNIER MR. 81 MRS. C. J. SLAEK A FRIEND MR. 81 MRS. CHARLES E. TRITINGER SHEET'S SNACK BAR MRS. S. A. JOHNSTON TOM 81 PAT MR. 8 MRS. S. HODGKISS BOOTS AND REGE RONA SCHONDELMEYER S.-SGT. LAWRENCE D. MITZEN BOB FOERTSCH THE VALLEY PREMIUM BUILDING 81 LOAN ASS'N. . PENNSYLVANIA SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASS'N. MR. 81 MRS. THOMAS B- HAYS RUTH D. WOODS MR. 8 MRS. F. A. DAVIS MR. N. KATUSIN MISS CLARE J. KATUSIN MRS. N. KATUSIN MR. 81 MRS. WM. C. DAVISON ROOM 108 MRS. EDNA SPENCE WILLIAM M. ZUNIC OLLIE 8 AL LOUIE MR. 8 MRS. GEORGE M. LIEB SHIRLEY LIEB SHARI ANN WEIR MR. 8 MRS. ARTHUR M. KRETZER 81 FAMII Y SHIRLEY KRETZER PAUL A. EBERT LANCELOT SIGN STUDIOS ARLINE 8 CHUCK NEWSETTE MR. 81 MRS. RALPH PANNIER CATHIE PANNIER MR. 8 MRS. T. H. KALTHOFF CAROLINE 81 CHARLES SPERLING FAMILY KENNY 81 DOT MR. 8 MRS. DICK ASHCOM MR. 8 MRS. C. J. STEFANOVITS CORRINE 81 RICHARD KIRKIIP ALAN WALKER R. E. FISHER JR. H. TEMPERT GEO. B. REED 81 CO., OPTICIANS IVIR. 81 MRS. MILES N. STUMP MRS. C. H. MARINO MR- 81 MRS. EDIVIUND Y. VANCE NAN 81 JIM JOAN BRAUN ANONYMOUS MR. 81 MRS. HARRY E. LITTELL NANCY F LAMGLETTI MR. 81 MRS. A. H. MARQUARDT DOROTHY YOUNG MR. 81 MRS. C. L. MILLER MR. 8 MRS. N. E. GREEN MR. 81 MRS. RAY WARNER MRS. THERESA MILLER DR. 81 MRS. DANIEL JONES THOS- 8 HAZEL KARKALLA LT. COL. LAWRENCE MITZEN GALLAGHER'S GRILL-RT. I9 AL 81 JANE MR. 8 MRS. RALPH WEISS MRS. MARY RINGLE MR. 8 MRS. BERT NEILY MR- 81 MRS. ALFRED SNYDER MR. WILLIAM MUNSCH MARY C. MENDEL Qgf gix? ape 'Q .21 EK X , fi 128- MR. 81 MRS. M. D. BARTON ROBERT G. HEINTZELMAN ESTELLA D. HAASE ESTHER M. KRUMMELL MRS. E. S. YOCKEY MR. K MRS. H. E. MCKELVEY MR. 8: MRS. O. GRISCHKAT 81 FAMILY MR. 8 MRS. E. SCHULTE K FAMILY McDOWELL 8 SILVERMAN MR. 8 MRS. CHARLES COE MICHAEL A. MAZZEO JR. MR. 8 MRS. H. WILLIAMS G. W. FITZ-HUGH MAGGIE K HANK FIELDS RATAY SERVICE STATION HARRY AMERICAS MR. 8 MRS. DAVID NIXON MR. 8 MRS. ROBERT LUTZ MR. Sz MRS. CHAS. SABINA THE BARRADON SHOPPE MR. X MRS. CHARLES KAYMINSKI MRS. LUNDGREN MR. 8 MRS. M. L. HOLMQUIST THE SHERMANS MR. S. MRS. HERBERT ADAMS JR. MINERVA FRAWLEY MR. 81 MRS. M. ZUNIC JOHN E. KRAM, M. D. CORNISH CURTAIN SHOP MARY L. GIBSON MR. S MRS. GLENN W. JEWELL WILLIAM E. MATTHIES JR. MR. ORVILLE L. MEISTER MR. 8 MRS. MICHAEL MAZZEO MR. 8 MRS. HARRY SERAFINI CARL HIERER KING'S SERVICE STATION R. J. RECTENWALD, Tile Installator MR. KARL PITTNER MR. 8 MRS. H. E. COX MR. 8: MRS. RALPH K. SMITH MR. K MRS. A. J. STAHL MR. 81 MRS. E. H. KOERBEL CHIEF TOM PISCITELLI ALLAN M. MIKESELL MR. 81 MRS. E. J. DELANEY 8. BILL GEORGE, ELEANOR 8: JUDY MR. 81 MRS. W. G. BEVINS H. H. HIPWELL 'HF MR. 8 MRS. E. S. HEINDL LARRY'S FOOD MARKET SHIRLEY 8 JAY MR. 8 MRS. DONALD DORAN MR. 8 MRS. WILLIAM MCELWAIN JR MR. 8 MRS. WILLIAM M4-ELWAIN MR. 8 MRS. JOHN SCHIRNHOFER MR. K MRS. GEORGE RUEIGE MR. K MRS. W. A. POTTER MR. K MRS. HENRY KUEHN CHARLES M. DORSCH MARCELLA NIEDERST EDWARD HEINS LOU SCHULTHESIS WAYNETTE ABERS MARGARET BATTAGLIA JOE TRIVOLI ANNE DeBOLD CLARENCE STEIN W. J. 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