Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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The following pages, filled with memories of work and play, help us to tell this story - our story. Dedication We, the crew of the Perry Commodore, have had a stirring adventure during our four years at sea. Now, as we walk down the gangplank, we recall the many incidents we have shared on this voyage. At the helm of the ship were our captain, Mr. D. R. Douglass, and our executive officer, Mr. Homer Sutherland, whose untiring and patient guidance helped us weather many storms. To pilot our ship, there has also been the faculty in- terested that every class and activity should sail along smoothly under expert navigation. Mr. Hoerger, the log keeper, has always been ready to chart our courses and anchor us firmly in our studies. We remember also those others who have labored and provided for our comfort. As our cruise draws to a close, we leave this our log to the succeeding senior crew and embark to explore further. We hope our new ship will prove as seaworthy and reliable as did the Perry Commodore. Table of Contents Faculty Seniors Classes Sports Activities Patrons lgm- Six 1 And Now To Add The T T Nlr. Blu-Kclvy dc-lnonstrzltcs to thu ,fr V X xx' nge liighl MR. D. R. DOUCLASS MR. j. IIOMER SUTHERLAND . . . our executive ofticer . . . a firm heliever in a place for everyone and everyone in his place . . . a sympa- thetic listener . . . a diligent worker . . . interested in the hest for all of ns . . . sincerely appreciated by all of us. MB. D. R. DOUCLASS . . . cap- tain of the good ship P. H, S .... Whose constant endeavor and nn- tiring effort have made Perry High School what it is today . . . our able principal . . . our loyal friend . . . respected and well-liked hy all. MR. I. HOMER SUTHERLAND MR. I. H. HOERCER MRS. PEARL SCHAFFRETH MRS. BERNICE HAMMER Mr. I. H. Hocrgcr . . . our L-onnscior . . . a sym- patlivtic listmicr . . . so willing to L-lxart, 1'l'Ci'lill't, and 11-ci1a1't again thc course for each one of ns . . . to him our sincvrvst appreciation. Mrs. PL-arl Schai'frcth . . . our donor of towels . . . imtiiing suits . . . tea and synmatiivu . . . Well known For hm' pq-ppvrniint potioni' . . . L'llC'CI'flIl manner. Mrs. Bc-rnicv Hammvr . . . our vfiicivnt cnsforiian of books and snppiivs . . . onc who truly civsc-l'vL-s our thanks. Uffice Staff MRS. CUMLEY, MR. SUTHERLAND, MISS KARANZAS, MR. DOUCLASS, MISS RATHGEBER Page Ninn 0 llktory Deparhnent Miss Anne Simon Miss Etliel Roberts Miss Anna Traulmert Miss Helen Ewing Enghsh Deparhnent Mrs. jean Binakonsky Mrs. Marie C. Baker Miss jean Boggs Miss Maryclessie Blayney Miss Tlieressa VV. Matz EngHsh and Language Deparhnent Mrs. Alice ll. Keating Miss Ella F. Martin Miss Fannie V. Blair Miss Elizabeth Stormfels Commercial Department Mr. Lcland NV. Boord Mr. Howard Hirsli Miss Norma Fe-rruro M usic a nd Art Department Mrs. Rose B. Lundgrcn Mrs. Marion Brown Miss Marjorie Blackstone Mr. Stevan C. Ambrits Home Economics and Industrial Arts Department Miss Anna M. England Mr. James S. Dickson Miss Patricia A. Miller Mr. james I. McKeon Mr. Carl A. Komm .fw,.., MQQ Q i Page Elevvll e TN VUIYK' Physical Education Department Mr. Oliver C. Gordon Miss Mildred Snodgrass Mr. Chester A. Smith Miss Mary Humsev Math Department Mrs. Estellu Hzmse Mrs. Eva S. Yoekey Mr. Werner E. Buker Miss Lorraine I. johnson Science Department Mr. Michael Zukovieh Mr. Louis A. Czittley Mr. Chester Irons Mr. Henry E. MeKelvey CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: NI. Mullin, V xl2lClDUIlillll. V. Kuuffnmu, C Spvruucc, M. Stllhlllllt, J. Scllu- In-r, F.. Boisli. Second Row: C. jones, R Fittou, B. Billljillllll, C. Haun ilton, L, Volllx-rg, M. Tok- urski, F. McElwuin. i 3 CUSTODIANS 1. NVuclclcl. J. Matthews, D. Poolc, H. Duilcy. A fourth pc-riocl clivcrsion-lunch slr. Cattlcy Mr. NIL-Kc-on Miss Ewing Xliss Truulx-rt Mr. Bukvr Mr. ZllliOVlL'll Mrs. Luuclgrvu Miss Blziulxstoxu ,,,,..-- All The Comforts of Home lgl' Fourtm-n iw 'll-ml liimnu-l knows lmw to umkc llillISl'H: vox11fo1'tz1lulc. ' , Mi -H 'fef1vf'w:1 2fw A QX xf faf.d'fwx5pa: l :ya-pkiv-5, was 552243i?f:i'f:f5sQfffWeAiiiziifwf 1 , gf QQ, fnifkf ' K K K K . t Q :1ff'e:QffI2S?S11'21 Lf::'-wff2fRif2?i?MN4:21 fx J .rl Lfiffff Qfgf,3s','f1'sffQ5s5-qjbf jwQ???'5f X ji - : , .. ,-I. ' 1 ifjjfg gf: 5235 55 S N X gigxxijgixjf1az2gQi5m2iggfg,EfTA I gy ziffrfifgw 11' 3' 1434 ,z .zz ' Af A'AL 2231522-5 1 , -'iii if 455 2 ' L W-9? if if , skfffihiff 'Q .. 9 ss- 'Ii' S 52 'iirxf ,A Histor of June Class of l955 lg if ,ef I CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Scherer, ,. President John Fedunok Vice-President Richard Davis Treasurer Florence Ceasa . Secretary SEVENTH GRADE Anxious, yet frightened, we ln-gan our first ye VVilling to mix work with pleasure and prayer, Filled with amhitions. hopes, and desires, Gathering knowledge and wisdom and powers Page Sixteen Ill' EIGIITII GRADE More stahle and snre now-our hard work begun, We were ready to finish what had to he doneg Ready to meet with new problems and ehores, Eager to open new intellectual doors. N IN TH GRADE As Freshies we felt we were almost on top, Practically there with a skip and a hop. But we were to find that more work was in store, And homework, homework, homework galore! TENTII GRADE As Sophomore-s we looked toward those week-end rests Following Mr. Irons' famed hiology tests. Our interests were carried to eluhs and campaigns, We were proud at the year's end of all of our gains. ELEVENTII GRADE Life in our junior year was fun-packed and grand. We felt oh-so-hig with those rings on our hand. So lnueh was aeeomplished that one year it seems. VVe were lint one step away from fulfilling our dreams TWELFTH GRADE Now known as Seniors, we felt little change. Thoughts of graduation seemed inipossihle and strange. How we had eome through is hard to tell. But itis easy to wish von our fond farewell, VVitli a hope that as long as von are alive, You will newer forget the Class of '55. IQ55 June Class GAIL MARGARET ADAMS CABBY ' ' Gail enjoys square dancing, roller skating, and singing . . . dislikes English class and conceited people . . . is usually seen in the halls with Rena . . . includes telephone operating and Dave in her future plans. Bogi, Service Club, Driver Education, Girls, Chorus MARIORIE AEBI MARCE Marge has a ready smile and lots of friends . . . can usually be found with Laura and the gang . . . plans to be a secretary to some business executive . . . enjoys pounding a typewriter in 110. Treasurer Home Room, Biolo f Bo fi, Art Service, Perr seo ae 3 SUE ELLEN ALLARDICE Sue is noted for her artistic ability, as well as for her brains . . . is seen with everyone . . . likes people, especially the crazy, athletic, male type . . . plans to make a career of art. Latin, Girls Leaders, Library, Pcrryscope, Biology, Yearbook, ' School Spirit Club, Bogi RICHARD KENNETH ANKE HANK Dick is seen with the members of S. O. O. P. and Carol . . . likes singing with the boys . . . is crazy about C. B. and history with Mr. Russell . . . plans to join the Air Force or attend Penn State. A Cappella, Treasurer A Cappella, Projectionist, Quartet JAMES ANTILL JIM Jim can usually be found with the Knoll boys . . . enjoys swimming, football, and horsing around . . . dislikes school and stuck-up girls . . . plans to make a career of the Service after graduation. Electric, Biology JANE ANN ANTILL JANIE', Janie is seen with Flo, Barb, Sue, Anne, Mary Ann, Judy, and Ruth . . . likes friendly people, good books, and movies . . . dislikes snooty people and those that donlt keep their promises . . . plans to do secretarial work. Do's and Dont's, Biology, Library, A Cappella, Bogi, Perry- scope, Service Club, Girls Leaders, Home Room Treasurer CHARLENE GRACE ATKINSON CHAR', Peppy Charlene is always seen cutting up with Barb and the rest of the Skakers,' . . . likes dancing, swimming, and being with Dave . . . plans to do secretarial work after high school. Sewing Club, Biology, Yearbook, School Spirit Club, Milroy, Dramatic, Art Service JANET BRANDT ATKINSON JAN Ian is usually found cuttin' up with Mary Ann, Gail, Durelle, Nancy, and Jane . . . likes to ride horses . . . is crazy about ice skating . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . plans to enroll as a pre-dental student. Do's and Dontls, Verse Speaking, Biology, Sewing, Bogi, Perryscope, Yearbook B THOMAS EDWARD AUF MAN TOMS Tom likes gay parties, Helen, hunting, and fishing . . . is seen with S.0.0.P., Ank, Mart, Junior, and the girls . . . dis- likes stuck-up people, especially girls . . . plans to get a job with Bell Telephone. Football, Crafts, Biology RICHARD WALTER AUGHENBAUGH URICKETTS' Dick plans to attend Thiel College after graduation . . . can be seen with Ron, Don, Chick, and Pete . . . has a special lik- ing for Mad and Panic Comics . . . can't stand getting up or working. Chess Club, Biology, Conditioning Page Seventeen 2 4 L l A- 1 Page Eighteen ft T 3, f mf 1 I it 3 . IOSEPHINE ANN BADAMO IO jo can be seen with the Skakers . . . likes watching baseball and wrestling . . . spends spare time listening to hillbilly music . . . thinks all homework should be banished . . . dislikes school in general . . . plans to become a telephone operator. Sewing Club, Biology, Bogi JOHN PAUL BAILSERAK MISSOURI Paul is a newcomer this year but has made a lot of friends . . . is always found with john, Bill, and Don . . . dislikes Latin . . . enjoys football, chess, and whittling . . . hopes to go to Pitt to study law. Vice-President Chess Club, Varsity Football MARY ANN BARKUS BARKY Mary Ann goes for music, music, and more music . . . always seen humming or talking on the phone . . . can usually be found with Betty, Ruth, and Myrna . . . future plans have to do with music. Latin President, Girls' Leaders, Y-Teens, Home Room Sec- retary, Perryscope, A Cappella, Service, Bogi, Yearbook PATRICIA MARTHA BEILSTEIN PATTI Pat is one of our country gals . . . is found with Betty and the Ecoar kids . . . likes everyone, especially Warren . . . dislikes hot dogs and pencil sharpener in 216 . . . plans to attend busi' ness school. Do's and Dont's, junior Red Cross, Biology Club, Senior Red Cross, Girls Leaders, Library, Yearbook, A Cappella ROBERT F. BEINING BOB A t'red-looking guy who likes Biology Club and irls with long hair . . . also likes disagreeing with Mr. Russell . . . is seen a lot with Dick, Tom, George, and Dave . . . plans on en- tering the Service. Electrical, Biology, Yearbook ESTHER ELSA BEYER ES Es can be found with Don, Rusty, and Nancy . . . likes going steady with Don, swimming, and music . . . dislikes homework and baggy jeans . . . this cute miss plans to attend business school. Biology, Do's and Dont's, A Cappella CAROL LYNN BLAKE SNOWFLAKE Carol can be found with the Farmers' Daughters, Ditchaxid, and Linda . . . dislikes second period history class and old Oldsmobiles . . . likes Ank, voice, and the school bus . . . Al- legheny will gain this cute brunette. A Cappella, Life Saving, Biol0gY, Senior Council, Library, Yearbook, Bogi, Dramatic, Perryscope RONALD ROBERT BILASIUS RON Ron has a smooth personality, sparkling eyes, and black cropped hair . . . likes dancing and listening to Nazi talk about the K.K.K .... doesn't like homework . . . is seen with Rim, Rocko, and Nazi . . . plans to enroll as a pre-med student. Projectionist, Basketball, Biology, Track, Milroy, Cross Country, Yearbook, Bogi HELEN BOTIC HELEN Helen is a talented seamstress . . . hails from the sticks . . . can usually be found with Judy, Karen, and Ida . . . dislikes bossy teachers . . . is sure to succeed in nurses' training at Al- legheny General Hospital. Camera Club, Sewing Club, Biology, Bogi ELIZABETH ANN BOYD BETTY ANN Peppy Betty likes dancing, swimming, and Roger . . . dislikes dirty hair . . . seen with Rose and the Skakers . . . plans in- clude a chicken farm and farmer . . . sure to succeed with such a friendly personality. Milroy, School Spirit Club, Treasurer Home Room, Perry- scope, Swimming, Senior Red Cross, Girls Leaders, Biology, Bogi, Yearbook, Dramatic, Library, Do's and D0nt's NANCY ARLENE BOYER NANCE Nance is one of the quiet gals . . . usually found in the Perry- scope office with a camera . . . dislikes flashguns that donrt work . . . seen with Jeannette, jessie, and Deanne . . . likes everyone . . . plans to be a photographer. Camera, Art Service, Biology, Pcrryscope, Bogi, Yearbook WILLIAM A. BRANT BILL Bill can be found with Bob, Howard, and George . . . plans to be an electrical engineer . . . dislikes spinach, Chevies, and long bus rides . . . likes Buicks, Fords, and Mr. Russell's home- room. Electric, Projectionist LEE BRIDGE LEE Lee enjoys history, voice, skating, and cross country , . . is usually found at Hite's when not in school . . . dislikes con- ceited and stupid people and chemistry . . . plans to study busi- ness admnistration or education in college. Milroy, Crafts, Biology, Perryscope, Yearbook, Bogi, Cross Country LAURA MARIE BROERMAN SCHROEDOR Laura has beautiful hair and a pleasant manner . . . is usual- ly seen with Marge and the gang . . . likes sports, Fords, and everything . . . dislikes stuck-up people and spinach . . . plans include clerical work and marriage. President Home Room, Vice-President Home Room, Verse Speaking, Biology, Bogi, Dramatic MARY MARGARET BROWN MARGIE Margie is one of our more quiet gals . . . enjoys writing poetry and teasing Laura . . . usually seen with Carole . . . has a great disl.ke for four-legged cats and complaints . . . plans to become a missionary. Verse Speaking, Art Service, Perryscope, Luncheon, Drama- tic, Yearbook, Lost and Found RICHARD CLAYSON BRUSH DICK Dick has a smile to greet everyone . . . likes athletics and women . . . dislikes school in general . , . plans to study pre- med at Pitt . . . favorite hobby is swimming . . . is always seen with Hinda. Biology, Swim, Swimming Team, Track, Cross Country BETTY LOU BURILEICH BETT Bett's made many friends this year with her friendly smile and quiet ways . . . likes rich food, good books, and walking in the rain . . . will get along well at State Teachers' College. DONALD E. CAMPBELL DON Don came from North in his junior year . . . is seen in the halls with Ed, jack, Pete, and Hop . . . likes dancing with cute girls . . . dislikes working at Isalyis . . . plans to attend college and have fun. Biology IDA MAY CAROTHERS IDA Ida likes riding motorcycles and writing letters to servicemen . . . dislikes conceited people . . . enjoys taking pictures as a hobby . . . is always seen with Helen, Deanne, Hazel, and Mary Jane. Y-Teens, Bogi, Biology, Yearbook MARGARET CARR MARCIE Margie loves to dance and have fun . . . likes motorcycles most of all . . . is seen most with Laura, Carol, Janet, and Joey . . . dislikes conceited and nosy people and house-work . . . plans include secretarial work and marriage. Senior Red Cross, Dramatic, Bogi Page Nineteen V. si eff gk l l .Us l ii 4,p! ' ...ii Page Twenty .gi LAMBERT LEONARD CECIL KENTUCK Kentuck has a weakness for women, dancing, and mood mu- sic . . . dislikes stuck-up girls and Yankees . . . can be found with Ron, Don, Jim, and the Knoll Gang . . . plans to work for Bell Telephone. Biology, Electric, Stage Crew RUTH JANE CHAMPLIN RUTI'IIE Sharp clothes, pretty eyes, and hair are well-known traits of Ruthie's . . . cloesn't care for two-faced people . . . linked with Lojay, Beverly, and all the rest . . . is sure to be a success in her missionary work. Biology, Bogi, A Cappella, Yearbook, Girls Leaders, Basket- ball, Cheerleaders, Volley Ball, Orchestra, Library MARIE DEANNE CHONTOFASKY DEE Deanne plays the accordion and collects pictures of movie stars . . . likes sports, music, and people . . .dislikes homework . . . plans to enter nurses' training at St. Francis Hospital . . . is seen with Jeannette, Nancy, Jesse, and Ida Mae. Girls Leaders, Biology, Yearbook, Bwogi, Band, Library JEAN COLLINS JEAN Jean has plans to be a beautician . . . has a weakness for drive-ins and working at Stoffan's . . . dislikes school in general . , . is always seen cutting up with Elaine and Barbara . . . is a pal to all. Biology, Service ROBERT WESILY COLTZ CHUB Chub likes metal shop and oral English . . . is always seen with Alberta, Koppel, and the gang . . . enjoys driving stock cars . . . dislikes school in general . . . plans to work in an auto shop and then join the Army. Projectionist, Football ANTIONETTE COMAS ANNIE Ann is a cute little girl who has a bouncing personality . . . likes dancing, the Air Force . . . always seen with Carol and the Skakers . . . future plans include Jimmy. Milroy, Yearbook, Biology, Bogi JOSEPH HUBERT COOK COOKIE Joe can be found with Betty Lou, Ron, and Ruth . . . likes to sing and to play football . . . goes for cars . . . gets a kick out of sleeping in class . . . plans to work. Driver Education, Conditioning, Football GEORGE DAVE CRESS SPEEDY George is one of the farmers from way out there . . . likes stock car races, money, and Chevies . . . is seen with Gub, Louie, Bill, Chick, Keil, and Mabel . . . plans to join the Army. Electric, Foreman of Electric Club, Foreman of Metal Club JAMES STEPHEN CURTIN JIM Jim likes girls with long hair and is a cut-up . . . dislikes bossy editors . . . seen in the halls with Fred, Dick, Janet, Tom, and all the Perryseope gang . . . plans to go to Duquesne. Biology, Perryscope, Yearbook, Bogi, Cross Country BARBARA ANN DARKEY BARB Barb is our gal with pretty clothes . . . is seen with every- one . . . likes football games, friendly people, and Jack . . . dis- likes homework and conceitefd people . . . future plans include Jack . . . will surely succeed with such a personality. Bogi, Yearbook, Milroy, Service Club DURELLE JOY DAVIS MORT Durelle is a cute little al with lots of pep . . . enjoys dancing and lots of dates . . . justdoves cake . . . dislikes peas, the alarm clock in the early morning, and running for the school bus. Do's and Dont's, Verse Speaking, Biology, Sewing Club, Home Room Secretary, Perryscope, Bogi I-I. RICHARD DAVIS DICK Good looking Dick likes Phoeb, Fords, food, and white bucks . . . plans to study fine arts or architecture at Carnegie Tech . . . is seen with Phoeb, Buzz, Fred, Doug, and Jim . . . dislikes stuck-up people. Bogi, Yearbook, Perryscope, Biology, Projectionist, Crafts, Art Service, Home Room Treasurer, President RITA JOAN DELENNE FRENCHY This lively Perryite can be found with Ioanne, Laura, Margie, Judy, Barbara, or Patty . . . likes swimming, dancing, motor- cycles, and convertibles . . . dislikes conceited people . . . plans to attend Business School. Sewing, Life Saving, Biology, Service FRED A. DICKEY TOAD Fred is always cutting up in Perryscope office . . . is crazy about money and writing editorials . . . dislikes push people . . . is usually seen with Dick, jim, and Buzz . . . includes col- lege in future plans. Track, Home Room Treasurer, Bogi, Perryscope Co Editor, Cross Country, Yearbook DAVID ALLEN DIEHL WHITEY David's main interest is girls . . . likes dating Sylvia, dancing, skating, and fast Buicks . . . dislikes slow cars, condensed milk, and physics . . . plans on joining the Navy and buying a Buick. Biology, Perryscope, Bogi, Yearbook THOMAS CHARLES DOLAN TOMMY Tom is always ready for a good time . . . likes food, money, and motorcycles . . . dislikes girls and slow drivers . . . seen in the halls with Bob, Bill, Ronnie, and Fred . . . Navy will claim this handsome fellow. Projectionist, Milroy GEORGE ROBERT DOWNER GEORGE George hails from the Woods . . . will always be remem- bered for his crew cut . . . likes women in general . . . dislikes large homework assignments . . . can be found with the gang . . . plans to attend college and study engineering. Do's and Dont's, Electrical, Biology, Track, Projectionist, Cross Country DONALD EDWARD ERB DON Don likes parties . . . found in the halls with Chess and Pete . . . dislikes tired cars . . . plans to join the Navy . . . one of the kids that helped to keep 108 lively. Projectionist Club, Driver Education PATRICIA ANNE ERICSON PAT Pat is found with Carol, Esther, Helen, and Ann . . . likes sewing, dancing, and recorids . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . her sweet way will help her greatly when she enters Nursing School. Biology LESTER RAY FANSLER LES Les is one of our future Camegie Tech students . . . always has a Smile for everyone . . . likes almost everything . . . is usually found roaming' the halls with Bob, Paul, and Ron. Art Service, Electric, Projectionist, Chess, Yearbook, Biology I 1 ga Page Twenty-one Page Twenty-two JOHN DONALD FEDUNOK IOHNNY john enjoys lunch and football . . . was Perry's representa- tive on the all-city football team . . . usually seen with Pat . . . disikes stuck-up people . . . future time will be spent in college, the service, or the trucking business. Biology, Conditioning, Milroy, Electric Experimenter, Track, Swimming, Football HARRY P. FINKE HAR Harry is crazy about sports and Grace . . . dislikes untidy women . . . enjoys being with friendly people . . . is usually foun-d in the halls with Grace or at Howard Johnson's . . . plans to attend college. Home Room President, Biology Vice President, Bogi, Condi- tioning, Track, Football, Swimming, Activity Manager of School NANCY JANE FRIED NANCE Nance plans to enter Penn State University . . . likes all boys and Lefty . . . is interested in art . . . usually surrounded with Chevrolets . . . dislikes cafeteria cheeseburgers . . . can be seen most any time with the F armers' Daughters. Do's and Dont's, Perryscope Advertising Manager, Biology, Bogi, Commodore Art Editor, Cafeteria Committee BARBARA ANN GADD BARR Barb likes Stan, the Navy, fourteen-day leaves, dancing, and football games . . . dislikes stuck-up people, homework, and seeing Stan off . . . is seen with the Franklin gang . . . plans to be a secretary and marry Stan. Biology Club Secretary, Art Service, Perryscope, Yearbook, Bogi, Dramatic Vice President, Secretary, Senior Council IOSEPH ANTHONY GALDA JOE Joe's friendly smile has won him many friends . . . likes include girls, convertibles, and basketball . . . dislikes crabby teachers, homework, and trig . . . seen with Tony and Johnny . . . plans to enter college and study architecture. Vice President Home Room, Basketball Club, Projectionist, Yearbook, Bogi, Basketball Team FLORENCE RUTH GEASA FLO Flo, one of our busiest persons, hopes to find an opening in the art field . . . although she is always here, dislikes coming to school on time . . . above all likes to sleep. Library Staff, Home Room Secretary, President, National Honor, Biology, Girls Leaders, Secretary of Bogi Club, Year- book, Chairman of the Lost and Found, Senior Cabinet HOWARD EDWARD CERBER GERB Gerb hails from way out in the wilderness . . . likes money, pretty girls, souped-up cars, and loads of fun . . . doesn't like fancy places . . . plans to have his own business after gradua- tion. Stage Crew, Electric, Projectionist ROBERT ROBBINS GIBSON GIBBO Gibbo can be seen with Bob, Dick, jim, and Tom . . . his pranks keep 108 in a state of confusion . . . dislikes night work . . . likes time off from school and Arlene . . '. plans to attend General Motors School. Biology, Home Room Treasurer, Projectionist Club CARYL JEAN CORIWLY GORM Caryl is full of music and is very easy to get along with . . . is seen with the gang . . . likes everything, especially music and Paul . . . plans to major in music education at Dennison Univer- sity. Girls Leaders, Perryscope, Library, Girls Trio, A Cappella Choir, Student Director, Showtime, Dramatic Club Secretary, Yearbook Activities Editor, Bogi, National Honor Society CECILE DOROTHY CORZOCH SYL Syl likes kids you can have fun with, crazy music, and po- tato chips . . . dislikes teachers' pets, snobs, and keeping quiet . . . seen with Peggy, Pat, Millie, and the Skakers' . . . plans to do secretarial work. Math Club, Biology, Dramatic, Service, Yearbook, Perry- scope, Library, Lost and Found, School Spirit Club, Order of Gregg Artists 9, JAMES A. GRIFFIN GRIFF,' Jim plans to be a chemical engineer . . . likes sports, jazz, and Porky . . . dislikes English and report cards . . . is always seen with Hawk, Don, Puiddy, George, Jim, and Harold. Biology, Camera, Do's and Dont's, Projectionist, Radio DONALD WILSON GRUBBS DON Don can be found working hard on his farm or driving for hay-rides . . . likes farming and Esther . . . dislikes assignments made by teachers . . . is always seen with Esther . . . plans to go to Penn State and study farming. Electric, Biology, A Cappella DONALD JOHN GUCKERT DON This fellow likes the girls and football . . . has a weakness for loafing . . . can be seen with LaSeola, Hershmau, Kelly, and Shuker . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . plans to go to college. Football, Basketball, Milrov, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball RUTH EDNA CULDBRANDSEN 'KRUTHIEU Ruthie goes for John, singing, and drive-ins . . . can usually be found at Woolwortlfs or with John, Jane, Mary Ann, and Betty . . . dislikes stubborn people . . . plans for the future include both college and John. Senior Red Cross Club, Biology, Bogi PAUL STANLEY GURSKI GURSK Paul likes peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, music, jazzy clarinetists, girls, and lunchtime . . . seen with the gang . . . dislikes dumb girls, homework, and stuck-up people . . . plans to go to college or join the Air Force. Biology, Showtime, Orchestra, President, Band JUDITH KATHRYN CUZEK JUDY Judy is a crazy blonde from the country . . . is usually seen with Joanne, Rita, and Laura . . . plans to attend college after graduation . . . likes motorcycles and football . . . especially goes for parties. Life Saving, Biology, Bogi EDWIN RICHARD HAGMAIER ED Ed is a ladies' man . . . likes all sports and pink sweaters . . . dislikes people who can,t take a joke . . . seen with Bob, Gail, Felice, and Marcia . . . plans inclu-de attending Pitt and be- coming an executive. Yearbook, Stage Crew, Projectionist, Do,s and Dontls, Track, National Honor Society, Chess Club MARCIA ANN HALBOTH HALLBOAT One of our more talkative Perryites who likes Berkley's and having parties . . . dislikes stuck-up people and sloppy boys . . . may be seen with Felice, Gail, Bob, and Ed . . . future in- cludes business school or the Waves. Latin, Sewing, Bogi, Yearbook, Do's and Dontis LARRY HALLER FISH Fish likes swimming, dancing, eating, and dames . . . dislikes unfrien-dly people . . . takes a great delight in bringing late copy to Perryscope . . . is found with everyone . . . includes college in future plans. Home Room Vice President, Perryscope Sports Editor, Chess Club, Bogi, Biology, Yearbook, Swimming Club, Varsity Swimming Team Captain, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Cafe- teria, Hi-Y ANNE LEONE HARRISON USHORTYY Anne is one of our tiny gals . . . is seen with everyone . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . enjoys movies, listening to records, and all sports . . . plans to attend Slippery Rock State Teachers' College. Latin, Do's and Dont,s, Library, Bogi, Art Service, Yearbook, Biology age Twenty-tlirc , 1' ,L Page Twenty-four ANN ELIZABETH HATCH ANN Ann likes music and football games . . . dislikes unfriendly people and sauerkraut . . . is seen with Danby, Caryl, and the F armers' Daughters . . . plans to attend college . . . enjoys typing class and first lunch. Girls Leaders, Latin, Perryscope, A Cappella, Showtime, Li- brary, Bogi, Yearbook Copy Editor, Dramatic, National Honor Society JANET KATHRYN HAWKINS JAN Janet is our cute little brunette . . . can usually be found with Laura, Jill, Jenny, and Carol . . . likes Porky and dancing . . . dislikes squares and homework . . . plans to travel after graduation. Girls Leaders, A Cappella, Luncheon THOMAS ROGER HAYS TOM Tom is quite the ladies' man . . . plans to be a veterinarian . . . will study pre-med at Pitt . . . drives a crazy car . . . dislikes Latin . . . is seen with Tom, Paul, Rich, and Dick. Biology, Perryscope, Circulation Manager, Bogi, Swimming Club, Swimming Team, Driver Education WADE EMERSON HEILMAN BUD F un-loving Bud likes horses, swimming, singing with Three Hicks and Chick , money and girls . . . is seen with Anke, Wagman, anybody and everybody . . . future plans include Service, Texas, or college. Swimming, A Cappella, Boys' Quartet DAVID HEIM MOLDY Dave is always seen with Judy . . . enjoys singing and sports . . . dislikes historly and dancing . . . plans to enter college after graduation possib y Syracuse . . . a loyal Nash enthusiast. Swimming Club, A Cappella JAMES HOCKENBERRY HAWK Hawk is always found working at Heinz's . . . likes jazz and the football games . . . dislikes people who canit afford their own cigarettes . . . is seen with Jim, Ruddy, Don, and George or loafing at Patterson's. Biology, Crafts, Band, Projectionist CAIL ANN HOLMQUIST SWING IT Gail likes Berkley's and eating French pastry . . . is usually seen cutting up with Marcia, Gail, Felice, Durelle, Ed, and Bob . . . dislikes boasters . . . would like to attend business school after graduation. Latin, Do's an-d Dontis, Bogi, Sewing, Perryscope, Yearbook, Biology HARRIETTE WIILMA HOLTGRAVER HAR Harriette is usually found with Nancy, Rusty, Esther, Jan, or doing lots of homework . . . likes Allen . . . dislikes little cars . . . plans to get married and become a housewife after gradua- tion. Herc and There, Biology, Dramatics JOHN ELLSWORTH HRISAK SONNY Sonny likes running for the track team and popular music . . . dislikes homework, Carrick, and history . . . can usually be found with Ron, Dicky, George, and Lambert . . . plans in- clude Pitt. Track, Cross Country, Biology NANCY MAE HUGH NANCE Nance likes dill pickles from Isaly's, funny people, the color blue, an-d conservative clothes . . . dislikes moody people and cider . . . is seen with the Farmers' Daughters and Dick . . . plans to become a nurse and marry Dick. Latin Club, Art Service, Perryscope, A Cappella, Dramatic, Yearbook, Bogi MARGARET LOUIS ILCH PEGGY Peggy loves to talk . . . enjo s football, dancing, and having her back scratched . . . is found, roaming the halls with Jeanette and Lorrie . . . likes phone conversations and sleeping . . . hates alarm clocks . . . plans to attend Thiel. Home Room President, Senior Council, Dois and Dont's, Latin, Orchestra, Verse Speaking, Senior Red Cross, Biology, School Spirit Club, Milroy, Milroyettes, Dramatic, Bogi, A Cappella, Yearbook, Library, Girls Leaders ELAINE RUTH JACKSON ELAINE Elaine plans to become a secretary or telephone operator . . . enjoys popular music, parties, and dancing . . . thinks Marines and boys with crew cuts are cute . . . canit stand noisy auto- mobiles . . . is usually seen with Jeanie. Sewing Club, Biology, Bogi, Service Club BARBARA JEAN JOCKEL BARS Babs has made many friends since she came to Perry this year . . . can be seen with Norma, Carol, Marlene, Audrey, Ruthie, and Nancy . . . enjoys swimming . . . doesn't like spin- ach or school . . . plans to become a typist. Biology ROSE ANN JOHNSTON ROSE Rose is one of our best dressed girls , . . likes dancing and records by the Chords and the Four Aces . . . is usually seen with Betty and the Skakers . . . dislikes bossy people . . . plans to become a secretary. Milroy, Treasurer Dramatics, Bogi, Biology, Library, Year- book CHARLES WILBUR KEIL CHARLIE Charlie likes Ford cars . . . dislikes school in general . . . is usually seen in the halls with Bob, George, and Jack . . . plans to work after graduation. EDWARD JEROME KELLY KAYO Ed is one of the craziest . . . is usually found with Shuk, Ronnie, Chas, and the gang . . .enjoys sports, dances, and records . . . dislikes homework and school in general . . . plans to enter the Service. Conditioning, Football HELEN CATHERINE KELLY JILL Jill is always ready for a laugh . . . likes dancing and the color black . . . can be found loafing with Janet, Ginny, Laura, and Carol . . . dislikes squares and stuck-up people . . . plans to travel with Janet. Luncheon, Milroy MARGARET LONA KENDRICK MPEG Peggy is seen with Marie, Jinny, and the Skakers . . . plans to be a receptionist after graduation . . . likes swimming. O. E. class, spaghetti, and funny people . . . has a lot of fun in home room. Biology, Yearbook, Bogi BARBARA LEE KIFER BARB Quiet Barb has naturally wavy hair and a knack for getting good grades . . . likes a lot of sleep . . . dislikes cranky people . . . is usually seen with Sue, Jane. Nancy, and Donna. Latin, Biology, School Spirit Club, Perryscope, Bogi, Year- book BARBARA KIRK BARB Barb is always plotting some kind of mischief . . . likes all sports and dancing . . . dislikes nothing . . . is always seen with Char and the other Skakers . . . plans to attend college after graduation. Sewing Club, Biology, Yearbook, Bogi, Dramatic, School Spirit Club, Milroy, Art Service s Page Twenty-five Cf Vs Qu- 8 MU' U1 Page Twenty-six RICHARD JOHN KLAVON KLITCH Rich is a very handsome guy . . . likes loafing on the corner, lierkis and crazy haircuts . . . dislikes Carrick's football team and quiet girls . . . seen with the football gang . . . plans to become a coach and beat Carrick. Basketball, Football, Track, Bogi, Milroy, Milroy Treasurer, Hi-Y, Football Club, Basketball Club, Home Room Vice Presi- dent RICHARD OTTO KLOES DICK Dick likes Shirley, airplanes, and motorcycles . . . dislikes having notes signed by Mr. Sutherland . . . is seen with John and Tom . . . plans to go to college or enter the Air Force. Projectionist, Conditioning, Yearbook JAMES KOHLER JIMMIE Jimmie is noted for his friendl grin and soft southern drawl . . . likes to talk to Marilyn in the halls . . . hates to move to Philadelphia . . . plans to be the best doctor in North Carolina. President Electric Experimenter, Track, Cross Country, Biology GERARD RUPERT KOONTZ JERRY Jerry has white hair . . . plays the trumpet beautifully . . . dreams of playing with a local dance band after graduation . . . is often seen at school with Sam, Cummings, and Thompson. Showtime, Band, Orchestra President, Biology Club, Cross Country, Swimming, Home Room Vice President JOHN JOSEPH KOPPEL JACK Jack is usually found with Coltz and Bob . . . likes Chevv convertibles and curly hair . . . dislikes Carrick and Hite's cof- fee . . . will join the service when he gets out of school. Electric, Biology MARY LOU LANE MARE Mary Lou is a friendly gal with a smile for everyone . . . enjoys Dentyne, kidding with Flirt, and being with Johnny . . . is usually seen in the halls with Bev and Myrta . . . plans to be a secretary. Biology, Library, Red Cross, Basketball, Volley Ball, Y-Teens CHARLES ROBERT LASCOLA CI-IAS Chas is one of the cool city lads . . . likes football, basket- ball, and Bobbe . . . hates snobby girls and Carrick's football team . . . usually seen with the football gang and Bobbe . . . plans to work after graduation. Home Room President, Milroy, Hi-Y, Conditioning, Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball, Basketball Club, Varsity Football RICHARD PAUL LEE DICK Dick enjoys dates with Marilyn, skating with Barbara, and cars . . . seen with Moose, Cal, Tom, and Harry . . . plans to enter the ministry . . . dislikes bleached hair, unfriendly people, and -doctors. Home Room President, Vice President, Projectionist, Electric Expcrimenter, Track Team, Biology, Crafts Club, Bogi, Ad- vanced Swimming CAROL ANN LEHMAN CAROL Pretty Carol is one of the friendliest . . . likes hot fudge sun- daes and working as a dental assistant . . . is usually seen with Ronnie, Laura, and Margie . . . is crazy about dancing at Mon- pers and being with Ronnie. Home Room President, Secretary, Secretary of Senior Council, Athletic Council, Y-Teens, President Luncheon, Dramatic, Bogi, Milroy, Senior Red Cross LINDA JOYCE LERZA LYNN Lynn can be found with the Farmers' Daughters, and her double, Carole . . . dislikes stuck-up boys . . . likes Wayne, Fords and football players . . . another cute miss that Penn State will claim. Majorette, Biology, Yearbook, Bogi, Perryscope, Dramatic GENEVIEVE MARY ILEWANDOWSKI JENNY jenny will be remembered for her poodle cut . . . plans to be a typist . . . enjoys skating, swimming, luncheon club, and movies . . . likes Chuck . . . is seen with jill and Jan, Margie, Carol, and Ann . . . dislikes stuck-up people. Luncheon Club, Milroy HESTER THERESA LEWIS HESS Hester is seen with everyone and especially the girls from S.S.S .... likes Chryslers, sports, lots of snow, the confusion if Perryscope, and the latest gossip . . . plans to study pre- med at Pitt. Biology, Girls Leaders, Y-Teens, Bogi, A Cappella, Library, School Spirit Club, Perryscope, Dramatic President, Yearbook, Lost and Found MARY LIPSCOMB MARY Mary is one of the crazy country kids . . . enjoys football season . . . usually found with Ray and the Franklin gang . . . dislikes boys that go to dances and donit dance . . . will be- come an ace secretary after graduation. b Vlerse Speaking, Club 111, Biology, Dramatics, Bogi, Year- oo JANET MAE LITHCOW IAN Jan has brains, long shiny hair, and pretty eyes . . . likes strawberry milkshakes an-d boys with blond hair . . . usually seen first period doing pantomines . . . dislikes bossy editors . . . sure to succeed at college. Assistant Editor Perryscope, Luncheon Club, School Spirit Club, Yearbook, Voice Speaking Club, Bulletin Boand DANBY JANE LOBINCIER DANBY Danby is known for her crazy hair-cut and artistic ability . . . is usually found with the Farmers' Daughters, Barb, and Ann . . . dislikes runny noses . . . enjoys exceeding speed limits and talking . . . lans to attend Penn State. Y-Teens, Bioffmgy, Perryscope, Exchange Editor, Library, Dramatic, Bogi, Yearbook, Art Service PATRICIA ANN LUSK PAT Pat likes lunch period, light blue Fords, and curly hair . . . dislikes snobs and nebby people . . . is usually seen with Anna, Shirl, and Dave . . . plans to be a secretary and marry Dave. Biology, Service WAYNE EDWARD MALSCH THE KID Wayne plans to join the Navy . . . likes to draw and play drums . . . enjoys cars, girls, and a good time . . . is seen with George, Hawk, Herman, and Rupe . . . dislikes school and work . . . drives a tired Plymouth. Biology, Art, Driver Education FRED LOUIS MANNAS RICK Fred is seen with Lee, Ronnie, jim, and Lester . . . dislikes school and homework . . . plans to be a fireman after gradua- tion . . . one of the most valued players of the Chess Club. Chess Club CAROL ANN MARMO CAROL Carol is one of the craziest . . . is usually founrd with Ann or Ginny . . . can't get along with normal people . . . is always dancing or singing . . . plans to attend Business School. PETER MARSHAILL PETE Pete likes 3:05, quiet girls, lots of friends, and maroon Plymouths . . . dislikes stuck-up girls, turnips, and Chevies . . . is seen with Dick, Don, and Bob . . . plans to attend Westmins- ter College. Home Room Treasurer, Orchestra, Chess Club, Cross Country, Projectionist, Biology if . ' ! 2 1.2 5 v. r x' Page Twenty'seven Page Twenty-eight GEORGE ALBERT MARTIN GEORGE George is just one of our good-looking fellows . . . is found with Bill, joe, and tlle gang . . . likes auto mechanics and Mr. Russell . . . dislikes Perry cafeteria food . . . plans to attend Penn State. A Cappella, Projectionist NANCY MAYKRANZ NANCY Nancy can be found where there's noise . . . has a weakness for talking, tan dancing, animals, and dramatics . . . dislikes homework an-d being quiet . is seen with Barbara, Leona, Pat, and Iean . . . plans include a business college. Biology, Do's and Dont's, Dramatic LORRAINE McCHESNEY LORRIE Lorrie can usuallv be found with the Skakers , Hess, Mary, Dale, and Bill . . . likes dancing, jump records, and sports . . . enjoys cutting up with Bill, butterscotch sundaes, and hot dogs . . . plans to attend college. GAIL DOROTHY McCLEARY WHALE Gail likes sewing, convertibles, and music . . . dislikes ill mannered boys . . . seen with Felice, Marcia, and Gail . . . keeps everyone happy with her lively personality . . . plans to study Home Ec at Penn State. Secretary Home Room, Do's and Dont's, Yearbook, Bogi, Perryscope, Biol0gY, Sewing, Latin Club IESSIE McCLINTOCK DEE Sweet Jessie likes swimming, basketball, and dating a Marine . . . is usually seen with Mary, Lorraine, Pat, and Skakers . . . dislikes homework and snobbish people . . . plans include secretarial work for some lucky boss. Locker Guard Committee JAMES WILLIAM McHUGH McC0O Jim is seen with Ray, Ronnie, and lim . . . plans to just relax after graduation . . . dislikes slow cars and stuck-up people . . . likes girls and good looking crew-cuts . . . is Mr. Russell's favor- ite secretary. Conditioning Club, Secretary of Home Room, Football Team, Perryscope Staff JANET ETHEL NICKLINNEY KELLY Janet hopes to become a telephone operator . . . is often seen with the Skakers', . . . likes to spend time listening to hillbilly music . . . likes Pontiacs . . . doesn't enjoy being with quiet people or snobs. M Math Club, Sewing Club, Library Staff, Biology, Bogi DOUGLAS M. McINDOE MAC Happy-go-lucky Doug is always found with Ronda . . . enjoys all Vsports, especially football . . . likes a cute little blonde and raising cain . . . dislikes bossy or conceited people . . . will attend college after graduation. Swimming Club, Football, Projectionist, Arts and Crafts, Track, Swimming, Biology MARY PAULINE McLAUGI-ILIN MARY Mary is our tall blond majorette . . . is always found linger- ing in the halls with her other half, Lorraine . . . just loves dat- ing and dancing . . . dislikes snobs . . . is a Slcaker . . . plans to do secretarial work. Majorettes, Life Saving President, Biology, A Cappella Sec- retary, Bogi, Milroy, Yearbook WILLIAM MARK McLEAN WlH.LIE Bill can usually be found with Bob, Bill, and Rick . . . likes big cars, hunting, and parties . . . dislikes homework and Latin tests . . . plans to attend college and major in physical education. Home Room Vice President, Biology, Basketball, Track, Bogi CAROL JEAN McMILLEN CAROL Carol is a neat -dresser . . . dislikes too many tests on the same day . . . likes the South, Cadillacs, dark crew-cuts, and the color red . . . plans to be a business executive. Perryscope, Biology, Bogi, Yearbook, Art Service, Dramatics, Luncheon, Gregg Artists PATRICIA ANN McMURRAY PAT Pat is a witty gal who likes funny people, weekends, and pretzels . . . dislikes class treasurers and conceited people . . . always seen with the Skakers,' . . . future plans are undecided. Biologaf, Life Saving, Dramatics, Yearbook, Library, Milroy, Bogi, Sc ool Spirit Club JUDITI-I ANN MERVENNE JUDY Judy is one of our friendly gals . . . is always seen driving the gang around . . . loafs with Jane and Carol . . . likes going steady with Dave . . . plans to enter Nurses' Training School. Senior Red Cross, Sewing, Biology, Service AGNES BARBARA MEYERL MAGGIE Agnes has a quiet way about her . . . is seen with Nancy, Bett , and Arline . . . likes listening to records . . . dislikes English literature . . . plans to become a secretary after gradu- ation. Luncheon Club LAURA MARGARET MILLER MARCIE', Laura can usually be found with Carol, Jill, Janet, and Jenny . . . likes having a good time, cooking, and dancing... dislikes snobbish people and swimming . . . plans to be a re- ceptionist after graduation. Senior Red Cross Treasurer, Luncheon, Dramatic, Bogi, Luncheon Club Vice-President, Luncheon Club Secretary- Treasurer RONALD MODZANOWSKI BONNIE Ronnie is seen with Maurice, Don, and Stan . . . plans to attend college . . . likes to eat cafeteria cherry pie . . . thinks friendly kids and Volkswagons are the greatest . . . dislikes alann clocks and Mr. Boorvd's math techniques. Biology, Commodore, Bogi EDWIN CHARLES MOORE HCLARABELLEU Ed likes all sports, especially baseball, football, and basket- ball . . . dislikes stuck-up women and school in general . . . is seen with Ronnie and Bob . . . likes good-looking girls . . . plans to enter his father's business. Football, Yearbook, Conditioning, Projectionist, Electric DAN EEN CERTRUDE MUTH NEEN Neen is one of our friendly blondes . . . is usually found with Durelle, on the bus, or in the halls . . . enjo s tap dancing, driving, and all sports . . . plans to attend a lbusiness school after graduation. Verse Speaking, Sewing, Biology JAMES JOSEPH MUTH THE KID Jim plans to attend an engineering college . . . likes Fords, girls, football, and profiles . . . interested in Nancy and Whalen . . . dislikes onions, gossip, and his football nickname . . . is seen with Jim, Stan, Tom, and Jo. Home Room President, Treasurer, Football, Conditioning, Assistant Sports Editor of Commodore, Basketball HOWARD EUGENE NEFF KNEFFIEU Neffie is a guy who possesses dreamy eyes and black hair . . . crazy about girls, food, and cars . . . main pet peeve is school . . . pals aroun-d with Dick . . . will be a success in any- thing he undertakes. , , wa-.. L Page Twenty-nine WILLIAM JAMES NELSON BILL Big,' Bill likes sports, studies, girls, and good food . . . dis- likes two-faced people . . . seen with the country hicks . . . plans to attend college and study civil engineering. Projectionist, Conditloning, Yearbook, Football, Track, Home Room Treasurer IURI NIILER jUR1 -Iuri is a verv friendly guy with a crazy accent . . . dislikes Who-dunnitsd and He went thata wayi' movies . . . can usual- ly be found in 110 arguing with Fred . . . is sure to succeed at college. Home Room President, Secretary, Treasurer, Bogi, National Honor Society, Biology, Photography Editor of Yearbook, Perryscope, Co-editor, Track, Cross Country, Chess Club, Projectionist MABGIE OCDEN MAGGIE Cute Margie has a natural instinct for fun-making . . . usually can be found eating at the S. S. S. parties . . . dislikes food without seasoning and paying dues . . . plans to go to Hollv- wood and set the world on fire. ' Biology, Art Service, A Cappella, Perryscope, Milroy, Bogi, Yearbook, Dramatic MARY ANN 0'r'r BUNNY,' Mary Ann plans to join the Waves . . . likes winter sports, swimming, and tennis . . . dislikes stuck-up people and big shots . . . enjoys painting . . . is usually found with Helen, Nancy, and Millie. Girls Leaders, Cooking, Biology MILDRED LOUISE OTT lVfIlLLIE Millie is one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . likes dancing, swimming, Fords, and fashionable clothes . . . seen with Cecile, Donna, Pat, and all the Skakers . . . Millie dislikes temper- amental people, snobs, and treasurers . . . plans to be a sec- retary. Girls Leaders, Biology, Pcrryscope, Library Staff, Dois and Dont's, Life Saving Club, Bogi, Lost and Found, Service Club, Dramatic, Yearbook, Milroy, School Spirit, Cheerleader DAVID OWSLEY DAVE Dave likes Perryscope meetings and the smell of new cars . . . dislikes snobs and people that don't enjoy life , . . seen with Dick, Buzz, jim, and the mob . . . plans to study engine- ering. Biology, Projcctionist, Perryscope, Yearbook, Bogi LIANETTA MILDRED 'PACE LEE Lee likes the Marines, especially Eddie . . . enjoys doodl- ing and sleeping . . . is usually seen with Jeannette and the gang . . . abhors snobbish people, homework, and souped-up ears . . . plans to marry Eddie. Verse Speaking, Art Service, Showtime, Milroy, School Spirit, Biology, Dramatic, Bogi BEVERLY LORRAINE PAGE BEV Beverly is the happy miss in 216 . . . is seen with Ruth and everyone , . . likes crazy blue Mercuries, Mamie, children, mu- sic and being a receptionist at the funeral parlor . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . plans include business college. Y-Teens, Driver Education, A Cappella Choir, Library, Bogi, Lost and Found DONNA KAY PAPE DON Donna likes cooking, hamburgers, full skirts, and driving . . . dislikes math, snobs, and two-faced people . . . seen with Barb, Sue, jane, Nancy, and Carol . . . plans to attend college and then be a home economics teacher. Library, A Cappella, School Spirit Club, Yearbook, Bogi, Perryscope, Do's and Dontis JOHN DAVID PAULOVICH, IR. 'KIACKS john is a very able guy who likes nice clothes and good food . . . likes Patsy most of all . . . dislikes coming home empty- handed from fishing or hunting . . . Annapolis might be in his future. Cross Country, Biology, Perryseope, Yearbook, Bogi, Pro- iectionist JOAN ELDENE PENROD HJOANIEB Joanie can be found with Jean, Elaine, Jeanette, and Eileen . . . likes dancing, basketball, and a certain sailor . . . dislikes loquacious people . . . this cute blond plans to be a sten- ographer. Luncheon Club, Bogi NANCY JANE PERRY NAN Nan thinks tall blondes with blue eyes are cute . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . is usually seen with Harriette, Myrta, Es, Rusty, and Aggie . . . plans to become a typist after graduation. Do's and Dont's, Girls Leaders, Biology RUTH PETERMAN RUTHIE Ruthie is not so quiet as she seems . . . likes swimming and basketball . . . is sometimes found with Marg . . . enjoys music and crazy stories . . . dislikes math and tests . . . plans to be- come a telephone operator. Life Saving Club, A Cappella BETTY JANE PORTER BETTY Betty has a weakness for the man from Mars and roller skat- ing . . . dislikes some haircuts . . . seen with Mary Ann and Pat . . . plans include secretarial career. Dramatic, Biology JAMES OLIVER PORTER SHORTY Jim is our tall mathematician . . . enjoys good food and lots of it . . . dislikes logs, Gemian translation, and low ceilings . . . seen with Bill, Bob, Joe, and George . . . plans to go to college. Library, Biology, Projectionist, Bogi, Perryscope, Yearbook RONALD POTTLE RON Ron likes study periods and 3205 . . . is seen in the halls w.th Dick and the gang . . . dislikes writing English themes and taking tests . . . plans to attend Carnegie Tech and major in commercial art. Biology, Arts and Crafts MYRTA RUTH PRICE MEET Mert drives a 54 Pontiac . . . likes to cook for Bob . . . favorite class is English . . . dislikes math and stuck-up people . . . is seen with Betty, Beverly, and Mary Lou . . . plans to attend Allegheny College. Y-Teens, Library, Luncheon Club , DONNA CLAIR REDMAN DON Pretty Donna likes Pete and French fried potatoes . . . dis- likes garlic, stuck-up people, and math review . . . future plans include secretarial work and Pete . . . is seen with Ronda, Marge, Barb, and the gang. Home Room Vice President, Secretary, Biology, A Cappella Choir, Service Club, Yearbook ROBERT REEDER SPEEDY Bob likes girls, all sports, and especially cars . . . is likely to be seen with Gibbo, McLean, Hallboat, Swing-it, or Flees . . . always stays clear of Mr. Russell's temper . . . plans to at- tend college after graduation. Projectionist Club, Stage Crew DAVID LOUIS REFER REEF Good-looking Dave is usually seen in the halls with Pat . . . enjoys dancing . . . 'dislikes girls who are troublesome . . . plans to attend college, Do's and Dont's, Club 111, Driver Education, Showtime, Home Room Vice President Page Thirty-one Page Thirty-two RUTH ANN RICHWALLS RUTH Ruth is a friendly blonde . . . likes dancing and milkshakes . . . is noted for her beaming smile . . . is usually seen with john, Barbara, and Io Ann . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . plans include secretarial work. Biology, Luncheon, Service Club THEODORE ALBERT RIMMEL UNKS Likeable Ted is forever talking or sleeping in class . , . has a mania for fast cars, blondes, and food . . . dislikes school and accident reports . . . can be seen with the Knoll boys . . . plans include the Air Force, Biology ROBERT ROCK ROCKO Bob likes old cars, working in the outdoors, and cooling off in Big Ed's Plymouth . . . 'dislikes teachers' pets, homework, and school . . . seen with Pete, Don, Ed, Ronnie, and Es . . . plans to be a forest ranger. Projectionist, Conditioning, Biology, Bogi, Football PAUL MATTHEW ROSENBERCER ROSEY Paul is most often seen with Wayne, Whitey, and Ray . . . plans to join the Air Force after graduation . . . likes to be with girls, especially Marlene . . . dislikes school and deten- tion hall. Biology, Projectionist, Conditioning, Swimming Club JOSEPH ROLAND ROYSTON LEGS joe is often seen with George and Bill . . . has a strange fasci- nation for jeeps . . . likes green Chevrolet convertibles . . . dis- likes girls who wear slacks , . . plans to enter college to study law. Stage Crew, Dois and Dont's Vice President, Projectionist Vice President, Cross Country, Bogi DALE RICHARD RUSHNECK RUSH Rush plans to attend Thiel College . . . is seen with Ron, Bob, and Tom . . . one of the guys that kept Mr. Russell busy . . . here's one kid that likes everything. Swimming HELEN ALMA RYAN RUSTY Rusty dislikes red hair and baggy jeans . . . likes working at West View Park, little cars, and French fries . . . found in the halls with Esther, Harriette, Nancy, and Gladys . . . plans to do secretarial work after graduation. Biology, Crafts F EKLICE CYNTHIA SARVER FLEES Felicels fun loving personality has won her many friends . . . seen with Marcia, Gail, Bob, and Ed . . . dislikes sloppy boys and pegged pants . . . likes food, dancing, and swimming . . . plans to do interior decorating. Sewing, A Cappella, Bogi, Yearbook, Do's and Dont's PHYLLIS ELAINE SARVER PHOEBE Pretty Phyl has a beautiful soprano voice . . . is always seen with the F armers' Daughters and Dick . . . dislikes history and teachers . . . interests lie in Dick, shorthand, and music . . . will become a secretary and make a million. Secretary Home Room, A Cappella, Showtime, Perryscopc, Bogi, Yearbook, Service, Library RONALD GERALD SANTOM RONNIE Ron likes being with Carol and Winning football games . . . dislikes squares . . . enjoys loafing with the gang and throw- ing snowballs . . . loves cutting-up in general . . . hopes to enter the Air Force and become a pilot. President Home Room, Swimming, Conditioning, Milroy, Track, Football, Vice President Senior School JO ANN SCHELLER JO Jo enjoys square dancing and bookkeeping class . . . is crazy about Al and eggplant . . . dislikes the city and keeping awake in English class . . . is always seen with the Franklin gang . . . plans include marriage and secretarial work. Biology, Do's and Dont's, Art Service, Life Saving, School Spirit Club, Dramatic, Bogi, Yearbook THOMAS JOSEPH SCHERER SAUERKRAUT Tom is one of our star football players . . . likes Marty and dancing . . . seen with Big Dick, Bernie, Rich, Fats, and Chas . . . plans to go to college. lFootball Club, Varsity Football, Milroy, President of Senior C ass RICHARD HENRY SCHERRER DICK Have a good time seems to be Dickis motto . . . is always seen around with Chas, Tom, and Rich . . . likes dancing after football games and Leora . . . plans to work at Bell Telephone. Projectionist, Biology Vice President, Bogi, Cross Country, Milroy ROBERT JOHN SCHIRNHOFER ERNIE Ernie can really cut up on the dance floor . . . likes sharp chicks and dancing . . . dislikes squares . . . can usually be found with Smitty, Chas, and Herman . . . plans to just loaf. Milroy, Hi-Y RONDA JEAN SCHLEUNING RON', Ronda has sparkling eyes and a personality to match . . . likes dancing, art, Doug, and steak . . . doesnit care for stuck-up people, math, or cabbage . . . is seen with the Farmers, Daugh- ters and Doug . . . plans to study art. Biology, Art Service, Bogi, Lifesaving, Yearbook Staff, Dra- matic, Home Room Secretary RONA KAY SCHONDELMEYER RON Ron, with the blue eyes, likes music and cutting up . . . is seen with Sal and the Farmers, Daughters. . . enjoys the Colonial with Johnny . . . likes to cheer Zukic on gloomy days . . . future plans include Johnny. Do's and Dont's, A Cappella Choir, Dramatic, Perryscope, Yearbook STANLEY OWEN SCHUBEL STAN Friendly Stan is always seen with the Knoll boys . . . enjoys basketball and all sports . . . likes yellow Fords and sports cars . . . plans to go to Thiel College and be a physical education director. Biology, Basketball, Conditioning, Home Room Vice Presi- dent, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track ROBERT ALLEN SHUKER 'KSHUK', Friendly Shuk likes football and Mr, Magee cartoons . . . is usually found in the halls with Kayo and the boys . . . dislikes waiting for Kelly to get off the phone . . . plans to attend col- lege after graduation. Home Room Treasurer, Conditioning, Football JEAN NETTE SIMENDINGER SIMI Jeannette hails from the sticks . . . enjoys music, especially piano, cello, and Bach . . . is usually found with Nancy, Deanne, and Jessie . . . dislikes people who idonit like Bach . . . plans to attend Duquesne University after graduation. Camera. Orchestra, Show Time, Biology, String Quartet, Bogi, Yearbook ELIZABETH JEAN SINEWE BETTS Friendly Betty can usually be found with Myrta or slaving away at Woolworth's . . . enjoys being with people . . . will surely succeed at Maison and Felix Beauty School and after- wards in a shop of her own. Y-Teens, Senior Red Cross, Library, Perryscope, Biology, Yearbook, Luncheon WJ Page Thirty-threi Page Thirty-four ROBERT SLOAN BOB Bob is usually found with Jack and Chub . . . enjoys swim- ming in Perryis pool, and Ohio . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . will be wearing Navy Blue and sailing the seas for Uncle Sam after graduation. Biology RAYMOND ELLSWORTH SMITH, JR. SONNY Sonny does the honors in the fiel-d of diving . . . is seen with Ann . . . likes girls that are good dancers . . . dislikes school . . . doesn't like food without pepper . . . inclu-des the Navy in his future. Basketball, ,I.V. Basketball, Swinnning, Milroy, Swimming Team, Biology EDWARD ROBERT SNODCRASS BUTCH Ed is one of Perry's football players . . . can usually be seen with Bill and the gang . . . likes sports, eating, good-looking girls, and tons of noise . . . dislikes eonceited girls and teachers . . . future plans include Navy. Biology, Conditioning, Driver Education, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track ARLINE SOMEBS ARLINE Arline is one of Perry's quiet girls . . . likes typing and art . . . is usually seen with Betty, Agnes, and Margaret . . . cares least of all for history . . . future plans include secretarial work. Library MAURICE ,IOSEPH STACK MORRIE Morrie is one of our more quiet boys, but he still has fun . . . likes exerything except conceited people . . . Uncle Sam will get this fine fellow when he joins the Air Force in June. Biology DONALD JOSEPH STAUDT DON Don is one of the alittle lads . . . likes history and chemistry . . . dislikes detentions immensely . . . has a weakness for alpha- bet letters . . . plans are undecided, but college might be in the future. Do's and Dont's, Arts and Crafts, Biology, Camera, Milroy DWIGHT LEONARD STEPHENS STEVE Steve has blonde hair . . . likes Gail . . . enjoys sports . . . dislikes homework . . . seen with the Ingomar gang . . . plans to go to Penn State after graduation, where he will study to be a vet. Electric Club, Projcctiouist Club, Biology Club JAMES VALENTINE STUDENY BATMAN Stu is noted for his pretty blue eyes and curly hair . . . likes a blonde cheerleader, loafing at Hite's with Rich, Herk, and Don, and lots of money . . . dislikes losing games . . . dreams of being a millionaire. Basketball Club, Home Room Treasurer, Basketball, Milroy, Football, Bogi, Hi-Y BEVERLY MAE STUMP BEV Bev likes marshmallow sundaes with chocolate ice cream, sewing, and going places with Ronnie . . . carries on with Mary Lou and janet . . . plans to become a secretary after raduation. Y-Teens, llomeroom Treasurer, Sr. Red Cross, Liirary, Bas- ketball, Biology, Volleyball, Sewing President LEONA BAE SWITZER LEE Leona enjoys dancing, writing letters to Barry Kaye, children, and going to parties . . . is seen with everyone, especially the two Nant-ies . . . dislikes unfriendly people and homework . . . plans to attend business college. Driver Education, Biolflgy, Yearbook, Bogi, Library, Dra- matic LOUIS JOHN SZMIT SCHMOO Louis is another care-free country lad , . . has a record col- lection totaling 700 . . . dislikes show-offs and detention hall . . . thinks all Perry gals are pretty nice . . . loves food . . . plans to join the Air Force. Electric, Driver Education, Projectionist, Cafeteria ROBERT WILILIAM THOMPSON MHEBMAN' Bob likes stock car races and good-looking girls . . . greatly dislikes moody or steady girls . . . is usually seen with Santom, Cummings, Smitty, and Ernie . . . plans to go to college and then start a private business. Biology. Track Team, Driver Education, Conditioning, Foot- ball. Bogi, Milroy. Hi-Y VVILLIANI STAURT TOLE, JR. NVVILLIEN Bill plays the trombone . . . sings tenor in choir . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . usually seen with Lorry or Paul . . . likes music, dancing, and girls . . . plays with the Starlitersv . . . plans to go to college. Showtime Vice President, A Cappella, Hi-Y, Bogi, President PATRICIA FERN TRIPP PAT Pat likes football season, spaghetti and meatballs . . . is seen with the Franklin gang and Alan . . . dislikes two-faced people and conceitetd boys . . . enjoys dancing, skating, and being wxth Alan . . , hopes to study art at Tech. Vice President Home Room, Treasurer, Verse Speaking Choir. Biology ROCCO NI. VIOLA JUNIOR junior is a real cool kid who is seen with everyone . , .enjoys driving his Dad's Olds . . . dislikes English class and stuck-up people . . . includes college in his thoughts of the future. Biology BETTY ANN VOLAND BETTY Betty is a quiet blonde . . . enjoys gym, shorthand, typing. band, and lunchtime . . . is usually found with Arlene, joan. Carol, Margaret. Agnes, and Helen . . . cares least for history . . . plans to become a stenographer. Y-Teens. Library. Band, Service Club DONALD WILLIANI WAAC DON Don is one of the- quiet lads . . . doesnlt like stuck-up people . . . can usually be found with Morrie and Ron in the halls . . . enjoys art and plans to attend art school after graduation. Swimming Club, Arts and Crafts. Milroy LEWIS TAYLOR WACMAN CHICK There are always women around Chick . . . is seen at Perry- ecope or with Bob . . . plans to major in hotel administration at Cornell or Pitt . . . likes '49 convertibles . . . is crazy about Stan Kenton and the Four Freshmen. Art Service. A Cappella, Vice President, President, Business Manager of Perryscope, National Honor, Swimming, Commo- Llore, President of Bogi Club, Cafeteria Committee 'AMES LEE WVACNER BOO BOO jim's biggest weakness is girls . . . dislikes work . . . future iolds plans to join the Navy . . . is seen with Jack Bell, Blum. Al, and Terry . . . is always busy having lot of fun. Band. Biology, Projectionist. Showtime ETHELANN KATHERINE WALDORF RAGGS A quaint little chick with the prettiest hair . . . hates meat . , likes cutting up with the Skakers,' and acting goofy . . . :razy over Nat King Cole and sharp clothes . . . plans include ournalism and lots of fun. Biology, A Cappella, Perryscope, Milroy, Dramatic, Bogi, Yearbook, Feature Etditor Perryscope, Home Room Secretary, ,resident 'K Page Thirty-fivc ge Thirty-six Bruce plays the big bass . . . goes for Shervl . . . is usuallv ROBERT WIBLES WAVLLACE, IR. HBRUCES' seen with Louis, Bill, Ron, and Paul . . . dislikes poor lunches . . . plans to attend Franklin and Marshall after graduation to study medicine. Biology, Showtime, Orchestra, Bogi NANCY CAROLYN WALSH NAN Nan is seen in the halls with Leona, Ed, Elaine, and Rodg . . . plans to be married after graduation . . . dislikes tests, con- eeited people . . . likes Ed, school in general, and Pace's. Sewing, Biology, Y-Teens ELIZABETH RENA lNIARY WAFLTERS MRENIEH Quiet Rena enjoys sports and going steady with Dwane . . . is always seen with Gail . . . plans to be a secretary after gradu- ation . , . includes Dwane in thoughts of the future. Luncheon Club, Yearbook BARBARA JEAN WARNER BARB Barb has big brown eyes and a peppv personality . . . is seen with the Farmers, Daughtersu and Danby . . . enjoys singing with Linda and Carol . . . likes cutting up with Phoebe in English class . . . plans to attend college. Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, A Cappella, Perryscope, Copy Editor, Y-Teens, Yearbook Literary Editor, Bogi, National llonor Society, Latin Club WILLIAM TAYLOR WASHBURN TEX Bill plans to study engineering physics after graduation . . . can often be seen with joe, Ed, juri, and john . . . likes girls, parties, and Republicans . . . doesn't care for Nashes, snooty women, and, strangely enough, Democrats. Home ltoom President, Treasurer, President of D0's and Dont's, Projectionist, National llonor, Perryseope, Bogi, Editor of Commodore ROBERT ALLAN VVATENPOOL 'iBOBl' Bob is one of our quieter Perrvites, who hails from the sticks . . . seen with George, Bill, Lou, and Howard . . . plans to find a job after graduation . . . 'dislikes Fords and Pontiaes . . . likes motorcycles and Chevrolets. Electric, l'rojeetionist CHESTER WHEELER CllESS,' Chess is often seen with Don, Ronnie, and Dave . . . dislikes girls and Cadillacs , . . likes pegged pants and Lineolns . .. . one of Perry's quieter boys . . . he plans to stay out of draft after graduation. Biology SALLY ELIZABETH VVIRTH SAL Sal is one of our pretty blondes . . . likes yellow convertibles, dancing, and going steady with Barry . . . is seen with Rona, Lee, and the Farmers, Daughtersi' . . . plans to be a parish worker. Verse Speaking, Home Room Secretary, Library, D0's and Dont's, Biology, School Spirit, Order of Gregg Artists, Perry- scope, Dramatic, Bogi, Yearbook ROBERT JAMES YATES BOB Bob is business manage of the Commodore . . . likes 1917 Buieks, pipe organs, women, and art . . . can usually be found in Berkley's . . . dislikes artichokes, blond girls, trig, and smoking . . . future plans include college. Latin Club, Chess Club, l'rojectionist, Bogi, Yearbook RONALD ROGERS ZITO ZIT Friendly Ron is usually seen with Joanie . . . likes football, selling tickets in the cafeteria, and days without school . . . is undecided about his future plans, but they will probabb include a certain cheerleader. Home Room President, Bogi, Hi-Y, Milroy, Varsity Football itll mc- - l'm tric- lH'iv11t4- iam sm-ssi l,llllL'lll'0ll lllllglltll llikv il in llvrv, 'll ltll llvzuly for IJllSiIll'SS flu- joys of riding scllool bus! Paige- 'l'luil'iy-sc xx ll Rx June Class Will To Whom It May Concern: Be it known that we, the undersigned, being of sound mind GJ and of good health, do hereby be- queath these, our worldly possessions: GAIL ADAMS-leaves as wonderful and as nice as ever. MARJORIE AEBI-leaves Perry minus a cute and fun loving little blonde. SUE ALLARDICE-leaves Perry minus a great artist. RICIiI1ARD ANKE-leaves taking his hand-warmer with im. JAMES ANTILL-leaves with a grin. JANE ANTILL-leaves as a well liked girl. CHARLENE ATKINSON-leaves Perry still having a crazy time. JANET ATKINSON-leaves with all her friends. THOMAS AUFMAN-leaves the teachers with some peace. RICHARD AUGHENBAUGH-leaves as friendly as he Came. JOCSEFHINE BADAMO-leaves Perry minus a little O . PAUL BALSERAK-leaves quietly. MARY ANN BARKUS-leaves remembering all the good times at Perry. PATRICIA BEILSTEIN-leaves still checking off gym numbers. ROBERT BEINING-leaves having no more worries the hopeslj. ESTHER BEYER-leaves still liking Don. CAROL BLAKE-leaves for happier days with Dick. RONALD BLASIUS-leaves his cross country shirt for another Perryite to fill. HELEN BOTIC-leaves Perry minus another great gal. BEI I Y ANN BOYD-leaves to meet her waiting Roger. NANCY BOYER-leaves still taking pictures for Perryscope. WILLIAM BRANT-leaves happily. LEE BRIDGE-leaves Perry minus a quiet but nice guy. LAURA BROERMAN-leaves her winning personalitv to be remembered. MARGARET BROWN-leaves with her friendliness to everyone. Page Thirty-eight RICHARD BRUSH-leaves cross country, still running. BETTY LOU BURLEIGH-leaves her sweet smile to be remembered by all. DONALD CAMPBELL-leaves through the door smil- ing. IDA MAY CAROTHERS-leaves her seat in 212 to her sister. MARGARET CARR-leaves with loads of new friends. LAMBERT CECIL-leaves with thoughts of the future. RUTH CHAMPLIN-leaves Perrv minus a swell cheer- leader. DEANNE CHONTOFASKY-leaves with Jeannette and all the other country gals. JEAN COLLINS-leaves all worries behind. ROBERT COLTZ-leaves short and friendly as ever. ANNTOINETTE COMAS-leaves in hopes of seeing Jimmy again - and of course she will. JOSEPH COOK-leaves happy-go-lucky. GEORGE CRESS-leaves all his studies to another student. JAMES CURTIN-leaves right on time. BARBARA DARKEY-leaves still making noise. DURELLE DAVIS-leaves with her pretty eyes and friendly smile. RICHARD DAVIS-leaves with Phyllis on his mind. RITA DELENNE-leaves to join Jack in the future. FRED DICKEY-leaves to become the editor of a col- lege newspaper. DAVID DIEHL-leaves as a top notch Perryite. THOMAS DOLAN-leaves as a shy and happy student. GEORGE DOWNER-leaves us remembering his swell personality. DONALD ERB-leaves as a swell fellow. PATRICIA ERICSON-leaves as shyly as she came. LESTER FANSLER-leaves a vacancy in 212. June Class Will JOHN F EDUNOK-leaves Perry as a wonderful football player. HARRY FINKE-leaves Perry minus a good activities manager. NANCY FRIED-leaves with Penn State in her future. BARBARA GADD-leaves Perry minus a sweet girl from the sticks. , JOSEPH GALDA-leaves in the same manner as he came. FLORENCE GEASA-leaves her beauty to another lucky girl. HOWARD GERBER-leaves his faithful car. ROBERT GIBSON-leaves everyone in stitches , CARYL CORMLY-leaves Perry one less girl with a wonderful singing voice. CECILE GORZOCH-leaves as fun loving as when she came. JAMES GRIFFIN-leaves Mr. Russell's history class with a smile. DONALD GRUBBS-leaves with thoughts of Esther. DONALD GUCKERT-leaves still as short as he came. RUTH GULDBRANDSEN-leaves with her cute accent. PAUL GURSKI-leaves chewed reeds for another good clarinet player. JUDY GUZEK-leaves an empty chair in Mr. Russell's room. EDWIN HAGMAIER-leaves with his intelligence and POCUV- MARCIA HALBOTH-leaves talking all the way. LARRY HALLER-leaves Perry's swimming team hunting for another good swimmer. ANNE HARRISON-leaves Perry to head for a bright future. ANN HATCH-leaves Mr. Buker without a smart CPD trig student. JANET HAWKINS-leaves with Jill. THOMAS HAYS--leaves Perry minus a good swimmer. WADE HEILMAN--leaves singing choir songs. DAVE HEIM-leaves still holding Judy's hand. JAMES HOCKENBERRY-leaves a quiet but happy guy- GAILI HOLMQUIST-leaves with her peppy person- a Ity. HARRIET HOLTGRAVER-leaves taking her sweet disposition with her. JOHN HRISAK-leaves his track shoes to his brother. NANCY HUCH-leaves to become a minister's wife. PEGGY ILCH-leaves Mr. Hoerger an empty chair. ELAINE JACKSON-leaves with her gang. BARBARA JOCKEL-leaves 108 quietly. ROSE JOHNSTON-leaves dramatic club hunting for another good actress. CHARLES KEIL-leaves as jolly as ever. EDWARD KELLY-leaves someone else the job of bothering the teachers. HELEN KELLY-leaves her long black eyelashes. PEGGY KENDRICK-leaves as a crazy skater. BARBARQ KIFER-leaves Perry with a planned future ahea . BARBARA KIRK-leaves as crazy as Charlene. RICHARD KLAVON-leaves still thrilling the girls. RICHARD KLOES-leaves still driving his Henry J. JAMES KOHLER-leaves his harem and dreams to an underclassman. JERRY KOONTZ-leaves with his attractive blond hair. JACK KOPPEL-leaves his school spirit to Mr. Berry. MARY LOU LANE-leaves Perry's halls quietly. CHARLES LA SCOLA-leaves the football team minus a good player. RICHARD LEE-leaves to make a million. CAROL LEHMAN-leaves to make Ronnie some more lemon pies. LINDA LERZA-leaves Perry as a popular and witty girl. Page Thirty-nine June Class Will GENEVIEVE LEWANDOWSKI-leaves her poodle cut. HESTER LEWIS-leaves with memories of listening to her voice on the recorder in dramatic club. MARY LIPSCOMB-leaves as lovable as ever. JANET LITHGOW-leaves her pretty long hair to an- other lucky girl. DANBY LOBINGIER-leaves Perry minus a good artist. PATRICIA LUSK-leaves as a swell and friendly girl. WAYNE MALSH-lcaves Mr. Russell minus u big worry. FRED MANNAS-leaves willingly. CAROL MARMO-leaves singing Hajji Babav. PETER MARSHALL-leaves his drumsticks. GEORGE MARTIN-leaves with his faithful old Ford. NANCY MAYKRANZ-leaves to continuc her tap danc- ing lessons. LORRAINE MCCHESNEY-leaves still making every- one laugh. GAIL McCLEARY-leaves with her swell personality. JESSE MCCLINTOCK-leaves with some great plans for the future. JAMES MCHUGH-leaves still wondering how he made it. DOUGLAS MCINDOE-leaves in a cloud of dust. JANET McKINNEY-leaves still liking everybody. MARY McLAUGHLIN-leaves Perry minus a real cute majorette. WILLIAM MCLEAN-leaves in hopes of becoming owner of Pine Valley. CAROL MCMILLEN-leaves with her friendly smile. PATRICIA McMURRAY-leaves to be free. JUDY MERVENNE-leaves still holding Dave's hand. AGNES MEYERL-leaves as a good worker. LAUARSKBJILLER-leaxfes to become an author of a great 0 . Page Forty RONALD MODZANOWSKI-leaves as one of our best students. EDWIN MOORE-enters as Edg leaves as Clarabelle. DANEEN MUTH-leaves with all her friends to go back to the good old sticks . . JAMES MUTH-leaves Coach Gordon hunting for an- other top quarterback. HOWARD NEFF-leaves with his dimples. WILLIAM NELSON-leaves with Gail. JURI NIILER-leaves his worn out cross country shoes for a new runner. MARESE OGDEN-leaves still goofing around with MARY ANN OTT--leaves to go home for lunch. MILDRED O'I'I'-leaves a vacancy in the cheerleading IUC. DAVID OWSLEY-leaves an empty mail box in Perry- scope office. LIANETTA PACE-leaves with her eye on the Army. BEVERLY PAGE-leaves with her friendly ways. DONNA PAPE-leaves with her big brown eyes. JOHN PAULOVICH-leaves still as crazy as ever. JOAN PENROD-leaves in a daze. NANCY PERRY-leaves without any books fthank goodnessll. RUTH PETERMAN-leaves a lot of friends behind. BETTY PORTER-leaves proudly. JAMES PORTER-leaves as nice as ever. RONALD POTTLE-leaves free as a bird. MYRTA PRICE-leaves with the taste of Luncheon Club food in her mouth. DONNA REDMAN-leaves with her sweet personality. ROBERT REEDER-leaves the stage crew ropes all tangled up. DAVID REEFER-leaves Perry as a friendly guy. June Class Will RUTH RICHWALLS-leaves to become a good typist. TED RIMMEL-leaves his books all over the place. ROBERT ROCK-leaves happy-go-lucky. PAUL ROSENBERGER-leaves - glad that itis all over. JOSEPH ROYSTON-leaves half his jeep to Perry. DALE. RUSHNECK-leaves everything that's bolted own. HELEN RYAN-leaves with her flaming red hair. RONALD SANTOM-leaves his football to a future star. FELICE SARVER-leaves her choir robe to a new soprano. PHYLLIS SARVER-leaves with Dick. THOMAS SCHERER-leaves Perry as a great all-round football player. RICHARD SCHERRER-leaves as a great guy. IO ANN SCHELLER-leaves as a swell,' classmate. ROBERT SCHIRNHOFER-leaves to join Dolly. RONDA SCHLEUNING-leaves to become a commer- cial artist. RONA SCHONDELMEYER-leaves as funny as ever. STANLEY SCHUBEL-leaves English class still talking. ROBERT SHUKER-leaves Perry minus a good guard. IEANNETTE SIMENDINGER-leaves an empty place in the orchestra. BETTY SINEWE--leaves as a quiet, but nice girl. ROBERT SLOAN-leaves his studying to another stu- ent. RAYMOND SMITH-leaves Ann carrying her own books. EDWARD SNODGRASS-leaves as big as life. ARLINE SOMERS-leaves shyly and quietly. MAURICE STACK-leaves his shyness to Richard Klavon. DONALD STAUDT-leaves to buy an alarm clock. DWIGHT STEPHENS-leaves for parts unknown. JAMES STUDENY-leaves all the girls behind. BEVERLY STUMP-leaves to ride around Ingomar in Ron's car. LEONA SWITZER-leaves her dreamy eyes to another gal. LOUIS SZMIT-leaves his electrical ingenuity to a future shop foreman. ROBERT THOMPSON-leaves his school spirit to an- other student. WILLIAM TOLE-leaves to become a T.V. star. PATRICIA TRIPP-leaves Allen to hold his own books. ROCCO VIOLA-leaves to buy out his dad. BETTY VOLAND-leaves Perry with Arlene. DONALD WAAG-leaves the halls noisily. LEWIS WAGMAN-leaves to become president of many great organizations. JAMES WAGNER-leaves with a bit of mischief in his eyes. ETHEL ANN WALDORF-leaves still writing excellent poetry. ROBERT WALLACE-leaves to get places in the world. NANCY WALSH-leaves studying hard. RENA WALTERS-leaves to catch a bus. BARBARA WARNER-leaves as an ace literary editor. WILLIAM WASHBURN-leaves to become a great en- gineer. ROBERT WATENPOOL-leaves to make use of his education. CHESTER WHEELER-leaves to go back to the sticks . SALLY WIRTH-leaves ho meet Barry. ROBERT YATES-leaves for the sticks in his 1917 Buick. , RONALD ZITO-leaves with his many abilities. Page forty-one 5' ,X 1' P X -f Q X 9 x 6 x f y S 11 H j J A Y ' - W A V an gr ww .. fy A501 IAQ! ,. stony, D O A 6, 5 1 5 n,,ai'W' Wm S 5 5 ' N w 0-QHNERC I NN x f 'X X gh, idx x ,y h X N vi Q O J ' - ,..., ,X Q 1 K ' H Leu K1 OO! 1 , .1 5 o Q X p w 'A 3 Q lx . X K . l ,I I , , V I HA ,.. , , Wu, Y. it , I va. ' , K R lt 3 WCKS 4 Q . Ag V Q 1 A f X K :-. q A . A . M. , 2 Q 4, - rg i ' sg f fs I .W 1 A f A 45 W A ' Ao . 5 s if ffl QQ? . . Q, 3, Q V25 ,G ,A 9 . 7 b . 4, V ' ' v- Q Y N E Smvher-S , V, S 2 ,,. 1 f W fi MW V J 59Z?7 I OUS E g'QgfE?3 ltllggzg? F V , M -, tw l . A ' f W X , aiv A . - ' Q Na Qxocs X 0, : L lvb- -flgi . I 7 G02 4 -' L 34,62 , X y S.. 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Betty Ann Boyd ....., Nancy Boyer ..,...... William Brant ......, Lee Bridge ...,....... Laura Broennan ..,... Margaret Brown ..,,.. Richard Brush ...,...,..,. Betty Lou Burleigh .. Donald Campbell ...... Ida May Carothers ..,. Margaret Carr ,...... Lambert Cecil .......... Ruth Champlin ......,, Deanne Chontofasky jean Collins .,............ Robert Coltz .............. Anntoinette Comas .... Ioseph Cook ........,,.. George Cress .,.,.., james Curtin .....,... Barbara Darkey .,..., Durelle Davis ..,..,. Richard Davis ....... Rita Delenne .,... Fred Dickey ....,, David Diehl ...,. Thomas Dolan .....,. George Downer .,.... Donald Erb .,,.....,.. Patricia Ericson ...,.. Lester Fansler .,...., Page Forty-four June Class Prophecy IQ55 going with Dave ............,.. liked by all ....,,.... making posters ..................... ........singing in choir giving teachers a hard time ........ candy girl .,.,,.......,...,......,........ wearing Dave's class ring ........ . ........ laughing ,...,,....,... . ,.......4........,.. . liking a girl from West View ..... businessman .......,...............,,.. short and sweet .,......,............... studying to be a lawyer ........,..,. swooning over Frankie Laine ..,.... . .,.,.... going with Warren .........,.,......,. . catching chickens .............,...... a sweet girl ,......,,... .. . singing in the choir ...... ........planning on college baby sitter .,.,....,........................,.... waiting for Roger's car to be fixed ........quiet ........qu1et guy ........working at Hites dreaming of wedding bells ....... plans to be a missionary .............. always talking ..,....,......................... ..,.....struggling through high school . . ..,.... looking for a wife ...................,.. see'n with Johnny ...,...............,.., liking motorcycles .,.,. quiet and nice ...,,..,..,..,.. ........cheerleader for Perry likes the country .......,.... working at Stoffans ........... driving a jeep to school ....... schoolgirl .....,.............,....... everyone's friend ,.,..,,... riding the school bus ........ sleeping .............,...,........ going steady with jack .,... short and sweet ..................... going steady with Phyllis ..,..... sweater girl .....,.............,........,........ harassed editor of Perryscope ....... curly hair ,.,...,........................,.,... driving his father's car ..... cross country star ....,..... Mr. Russell's pal .....,.,. quiet and shy .........,. wavy blond hair ..... i965 married to Dave loved by someone special designing bill boards singing for Carol giving his boss a hard time selling kisses wearing a wedding ring laughing married to her , . . . . , . ,sellin g newspapers .....,,.just as short and just as sweet a successful lawyer owns biggest Frankie Laine record collection ....,..,married to Warren just a farmer model housewife singing duets with Dick iixlditch-digger ...,..,..,manager of a baby-sitters' agency star mechanic telephone operator ........sound effects man ........President of Sun Drug Company celebrating anniversary singing Skokian to natives iiiilannouncer for WWSW , teaching elementary school looking married to ? .....,..the Wild One ........quiet and ten years older ......,.cheering her husband on settled down in the country owner of Stoffans driving a jeep in the Army housewife ,.,..devoted husband riding the commuters' bus to work psychiatrist devoted wife short and sweeter i lmarried to Phyllis knitting new sweaters harrassed editor of New York Times ....,.,.advertising Toni for men .....,.,chauffer Olympic star finally passed just as sweet as ever bald John F edunok ...., Harry Finke ..,...4 Nancy Fried ....... Barbara Gadd .,... Joseph Galda .,...... Florence Geasa ....... ..,...... Howard Gerber .,.. Robert Gibson ......., ........ Caryl Gormly ..... June Class Prophecy IQ55 l965 Perry's best .,,.............,....,.................,........ Pat's best Grace through the halls star pupil ....,,........,...,........,.,...,..,.. ....,... writing to Stan ..............,.....,..,...,...... ..... tall man on the basketball team ..............walking Grace down the aisle .perfect wife .no need to write anymore playing pro basketball artist ..,..,........................,.......,...,......,.......... dress designer business man ......,...........,......,....,.. ......... m illionaire ' .riding a motor scooter . ..,...,.,.............. .... singing in the trio and choir ..,........,....... .riding a Model T. training her own choir ,running the mimeograph for the Press .keeping house for the little woman ........,married to Esther owner of a teachers' rest home .........changed to Mitchell ..........replaces Benny Goodman .,.......someone's wife .........successful businessman perfect wife .,.......sports' editor of Press ........,lawyer making records with the Tunettes ....,....millions in her own name swimming in his back yard .........singing at home advertising for Pepsodent taking Tommy Dorsey's place wonderful secretary ,........married to Al owner of second-hand shoe store married to a college professor Cecile Gorzoch .,..,. ......,.. o perating mimeograph in school .,.........., james Griffin ...,.,.... .......... l oafer ,.,..,..,,,.,..........,.........,..,.....,.. ........ Donald Grubbs ...... .......... w alking with,Esther ...... Donald Guckert ...,.... ......... t easing the teachers ....... ....,.... Ruth Guldbrandsen ....... .......... h aving a long name ........ Paul Gurski .........,,..... .......... c larinet player .............. Judy Guzek .......... .......... c areer girl ................, Edwin Hagmaier ..,... .......... s uccessful student .,............. Marcia Halboth ..., ..,...,.. h igh school graduate ............. ......... Larry Haller .,........ .......... s ports' editor of Penyscope ....r. Anne Harrison ...... .......... a sking questions ,..............,.,... Ann Hatch ......... .......,,. s inging with the Tunettes .... ...... . .. janet Hawkins ...... .......... w orking for I. P. Harris ..... Thomas Hays ,.,.,., ........, s wimming on the team .,..,,.. Wade Heilman ,..... .......... s inging in a quartet ...,...... David Heim .............. ..,...... a lways smiling ,..,..,..,.,.,. ......... James Hockenberry ,.... ...,..... p laying the trombone ...... ..,...,.. Gail Holmquist ....,... .,....... g ood typist .....,..,.,....,..... Harriet Holtgrayer .....,. ....,..... g oing with Al .............,....,......,,. John Hrisak ....,......... ......,.. s tealing Fred's shoes ....,...........,.... ......... Nancy Huch ,.,..,.,.. .,......., g oing with a seminary student ................ married to a minister Peggy Ilch ........... ........, g oing to Thiel .,.......................... ..,..,... Elaine jackson ......... ,........ al ways sleeping ......................,. Barbara Iockel ,... ..... ....,..., Rose Johnston .,,.. Charles Keil . ,..... going with an Allegheny boy ....,.. ....,..., ..........DI'3m3tlC Club star .........trying to get out of work .........finally got enough sleep married to him G. M. star trying to find a job hen-pecked husband in the movies husband looking for her .. ..lady executive ...,.....1double wedding with Char some lucky girl's hero married Edward Kelly ...., ,.....,.. t ough guy ...............,.,...,...,........ Helen Kelly ........,,... .,..,.... w orking for Perry Theatre ...... .,....... Peggy Kendrick ..., looking for a husband ........,.,,, Barbara Kifer ..,., ....,..... s mart an-d studious ....,........ Barbara Kirk ...,... .......... d ouble dating with Char ......... Richard Klavon .,..... ......... f ootball heno ...............,.,..... ......... Richard Kloes ..... ,......., g oing steady ......,......,..,...... ......... james Kohler .,,.... ......... w anting to come back .....4.,.,..,.,.. ......... Jerry Koontz . lack Koppel ....... Mary Lou Lane ...,,.. ,........ Charles LaScola ..... ........ Richard Lee ....,.. Carol Lehman .,.., Linda Lerza ,. ,.., ,.,....,.playing trumpet in the band .,...,.,.making peace treaties with Mary wr1t1ng a servlceman .....,,......,.......,.....,...... back at last band leader peace maker for U. S. married to a serviceman .loafing on the corner ...............,,.. ......... s till loafing on the corner ....,....boy genius ..,......wearing Ronnie's class ring . ..... sharp dresser , .....,.......... ,. .........still a genius wearing a wedding ring model Page Forty-five Genevieve Lewandowski Hester Lewis ,.......,..,...... Mary Lipscomb ...... janet Lithgow ...,.... Danby Lobingier ....... Patricia Lusk ....,.,.., Wayne Malsh ....... Fred Mannas .,,,,. Carol Marmo ...... Peter Marshall ..... George Martin ,,........ Nancy Maykranz .,,....,. Lorraine McChesney ..., Gail McCleary ...,......, Jessie McClintock ....... james McHugh ....,... Douglas Mclndoe ..... . janet McKinney ,.,... Mary McLaughlin ...., William McLean ,,,... Carol McMillen ....,... Patricia McMurray ....,. Judy Mervenne ..,.,... Agnes Meyerl ..,......,.. Laura Miller ..,.,............., ..,.... Ronald Modzanowski ,.., Edward Moore Daneen Muth ,....., james Muth ....,.,, Howard Neff ...... William Nelson ..i,. Iuri Niiler ,......,.. Margie Ogden ....... Mary Ann Ott ...,.., Mildred Ott ...,.,.. David Owsley ,...... Lianetta Pace .,..,.. Beverly Page ...,... Donna Pape .....,.. john Paulovich Ioan Penrod ...,.,. Nancy Perry .,,..... Ruth Peterman ,..., Betty Porter ....,... Iames Porter ...... Ronald Pottle ...,... Myrta Price .....,., Donna Redman ,.... Robert Reeder .,.,... David Reefer ..,. . Page Forty-six June Class Prophecy i955 ,.........going steady with Chuckie .,.......,..jokester ,....,..cutting up with the gang ...,....entering college ...,....studying art .working in the office ,.... . ..,. driving a Plymouth ....,.,.driving a Pontiac ...,..,.starting new fads ..i.....working as a janitor .....,..plans to be a farmer i965 signing a life long contract with Chuckie ....,..Godfrey's assistant ..,....settled down with a husband . . . . . .graduating from college ..,....commercial artist working in her kitchen . .. . ...driving a Cadillac .......driving a fire engine .......dress designer ..,.,..retired .......making hay plans to be a medical secretary ........,..... doctor's wife . ........ making people laugh ...........,,....... . .......,Miss Englan-d's best pupil writing bo a Marine . A .,,, loafing at Louie's .,.,.... friendly With Ronda ..... going steady with Ed ,..., ...,,..,twirling a baton .......replaces Milton Berle .......assistant to Hattie Carnegie married to a Marine .......ovsmer of Louie's .......happily married to Ronda .......Ed's wife .,...,.twirling a rolling pin .,......likes money money ....,..,struggling through business training laughing ..,..,.,... ..... ....... .....,l....,......i....... always sewing .,.,...,..,,..,,.,. very quiet ., .... ......,..,.. . .Luncheon Club enthusiast .....,. working at Rayis Drug Store .,..,. working for his dad .,.,......,..,.,. ........pretty hair high school football star ....,.,.sleeping ...,....eating too much riding in the school bus ...,,.,, .....,..fighting with Elm star basketball player ..... A ........star in shorthand driving '55 Chevie ,..,..,. writing to Ed ........... Perry's nicest ...,....,.... studious senior ,....,. ...... : Illlgraduate from Perry .,..... true blond looking for a typing job ...,.... good in sports . ...,,............,.,. . having an outside interest ,..,,.. mad scientist ,.... ......,...... quiet type ...........,..............,...,.. plans to teach children ,...,.........., ...,....working at Howard Iohnson's ........slow poke', . .,.... loafing ,,.., . business executive comedienne seamstress for Singer Company news commentator some lucky guyis cook replacing Mr. 'Ray .......working for the Amiy .,.....posing for Halo pro football star , .... listill sleeping on a diet riding in a Cadillac ,.,....finally made up .,....,gym teacher ,......private secretary driving '65 Chevie ...unmarried to Ed .......still the nicest ..,,.,.stu1dious wife graduate from Annapolis . ...... Miss Tintair married to the boss teacher married to him .......Second Einstein .......disc jockey .......children teaching her .......working in the kitchen ,......speed demon .......retired loafer Ruth Richwalls .,.. Ted Rimmel ..... Robert Rock ............ Paul Rosenberger ..,.... joseph Royston .,...,. Dale Rushneck .....,., Helen Ryan ....,..... Ronald Santom ..,,,.., Felice Sarver ..,..... Phyllis Sarver ...... Thomas Scherer .....,... Richard Scherrer ..,..., Joann Scheller ....,...... Robert Schirnhofer ..... Ronda Schleuning .....,. Rona Schondelmeyer . Stanley Schubel .,....... Robert Shuker ...........,. Jeannette Simendinger Betty Sinewe ............... Robert Sloan ,.......,....,. Raymond Smith .,,... Edward Snodgrass .,... Arlene Somers ,.,.,..... Maurice Stack ..,. Donald Staudt ,..... Dwight Stephens .,.... james Studeny .,..,... Beverly Stump ...,.. Leona Switzer ...,.. Louis Szmit ..,.........,. Robert Thompson ....,.. William Tole ,,........ Patricia Tripp ,..... Rocco Viola ....... Betty Voland .,.., Donald Waag ...... Lewis Wagman ......,. James Wagner ............. Ethel Ann Waldorf ..... Robert Wallace ........... Nancy Walsh ,... Rena Walters ............ Barbara Warner .....,.,. William Washburn Robert Watenpool .,... Chester Wheeler .,.., Sally Wirth ,..,... Robert Yates ...,. Ronald Zito ......, June Class I955 going steady ........ driving a Dodge ,.... just a square ....................... racing around .,..........,,........,,,. graduating from high school ..,.. perfect student .,,....,...,,...,....... ..,..,..a fiery red-head plans to be a pilot ...... ........quiet and sweet ..,.....secretary football hero for Perry . ,.., class clown .......,..,.....,,.. liking Al .,..............,..,....,.. going with Dolly ...,.................. going steady with Doug ....,... always cutting up .,,.......,,,.., entering Thiel ..,...,.. bashful .............,.......,.,.... playing the cello ......... .,...... working at Woolworth's . ....... dreams of Columbus . .,., ,. ........going with Ann football player for Perry ...i.., plans to find a job ........... ..,..,..bashful boy enjoying life ..........,.........,.,. looking for sick animals ....,. basketball star at Perry .,...... going steady with Ron ..... combing her hair .,......,. ........man of leisure no ambition .,.........,...,,,.,... ........playing a hot trumpet washing dishes ..................,..,., working in a grocery store .....,... working at St. Iohn's Hospital star math pupil . ,..,.. ..... , ..,.,.... , . singing for A Cappella ......., ....,,,.riding the local bus writing poems .....,...... musician at Perry .,.... working girl .............,.... going with Dwane .............,.... singing in the choir .,...,...,.,...,,.. ,... .... t aking pictures for Yearbook wanting to ovsm his own car ......, driving a tired Mercury ........,. always smiling .,.......,..,..,... ........driving a 1917 Buick .........flying low in a Ford Prophecy I965 ........happily married . . . . . .. .driving at Indianapolis ........first usquarei' at roundtable ......,.finally slowing down ...,....retiring on a pension ,. . . perfect husband ........working for a fire insuran ........flying home to Carol . . ,. . ., .Miss Personality ....,...married to the boss ...,....football hero for Steelers ........circus clown ........married to Al married to Dolly ....,,..wedding bells ........manufacturing scissors . . . . . . . .physical education teacher ........no longer bashful ce company .......playing with the Pittsburgh Symphony ,...,...Mrs. Woolworth . living in Columbus .,,.....settled down with Ann ....,..,coach for Perry ,,.,,...retired ........ladies' man ... still enjoying life ......,.veterinarian ........playing for Boston Celtics ........happily married to Ron ..,.....still combing her hair man of many jobs . . . .. ...millionaire .......,replacing T. D. ........washing more dishes ..,.....owning the store ,....,,. big bank account ,.......bank president ...,...,singing for opera ..,.....bus driver ........Nobel Prize winner for po . . . . . . . .Pittsburgh Symphony ........working wife ........married to Dwane ....,,..all sung out ........ taking pictures for Strems ...,....still wanting etry ..,.....driving a fast Lincoln advertising Pepsodent pushing a 1917 Buick flying high in the Air Force Page Forty seven if , , 'X . X 5, -f x,. 1:53. ax v Page Forty-eight It's In The Book Ron Toclcl, Marilyn SCl1lll'ZCl, Bob Schirnlmofcr, and Alan Walker gather ,round Miss Nlllll for n little advice. F' F' -o Histor of February Class of I956 l l s I 1 CLASS OFFICERS Ronald Anrlcrson . ,. President Nancy Eck Treasurer Robert Stewart . . , ,.,.,,, Vice-President Eleanor Grelling ...... ......... S ecretary SEVENTH GRADE From Chatham wc filed into old Perry High, With doubts and small fears, but a willingness to try. With eyes filled with dreams of a future bright, We left our first year with anticipating delight. Page Fifty EIGHTH GRADE Now one year advancedg we came back for more, Preparing ourselves for what was in storeg Joining in clubs and attending different games, Coming closer and closer to our far-reaching aims. NINTH GRADE New students came in to double our sizeg From small foundations we were beginning to rise. Rooms 312 and 111 we occupied this year, Reaping more knowledge and memories dear. TENTH GRADE As sophomores we dwelled more on fixture plans. Of Perry's football team we were still faithful fans. Homework and clubs took up most of our timeg But on up the ladder we continued to climb. ELEVENTH GRADE Into our junior days we weaved work and fung Our pattem for life's work was practically spun. Excitement over class rings came and then wentg On important activities more time was spent. Now with graduation just a semester away, We wonder what will happen 'til that hoped-for day TWELFTH GRADE Will there be waiting, disappointment, or surprise? Will we become happier, maturer, and wise? We know it is impossible to see what has been planned But we're hoping that our last year will be spectacular and grand. Seniors NANCY IOANNE ALBRIGHT Nance Nance is noted for her sparkling personality . . . likes dancing, skating, and badminton . . . seems to be very busy writing letters to that certain boy . . . loafs with Nancy, Lois, Joanne, and the rest of the gang. Crafts, Camera, Library, School Spirit. RONALD ANDERSON Andyn Ronnie likes records by the Solitaircs and Earl Bastic, plenty of good food, nice girls, and parties . . . is usually seen coming from 312 laughing with Rhet and Mary . . . plans to be a confimied bachelor. Biology, Art Service, Senior Council, Senior Cabinet, Year- book. VIRCINIA LATTIE BAYNES Ginger Ginger is blessed with a wonderful sense of humor . . . always has a great time messing aroundi' with Evie, joan, and Pat . . . is outstanding in all sports, especially basketball . . . future plans include college. Girls Leaders, Library, Biology. JACK BELL Jack jack likes stock cars, sports, and food . . . really goes for blue eyes and blond hair . . . plans to join the Air Force . . . seen with Botts, john, Jim, Terry, Al, Bink, and Dave. Crafts, Biology, Art Service. JANET ANN BENINCASA njann jannee is noted for her pretty clothes and pleasing per- sonality . . . likes shrimp, Fords, blond hair, dancing at Mon- pers . . . pet peeve is unfriendly lpeople . . . future plans in- clude business college . . . usual y seen with Sandy, Schatz, and Marilyn. School Spirit, Milroy, Yearbook, Majorettcs, Biology, Sewing, Y-Teens, Senior Council, Athletic Council, Home Room Secre- tary. WILLIAM FREDERICK BINKERT Rink Bink is a buddy to all . . . likes dating Shirley, hunting, fishing, and the Reserves . . . seen with john and the gang . . . usually found at Monpers, Coverts, or Milroy . . . plans include Marines and marrying Shirley. Boys' Gym, Biology, Conditioning, Manager of Football Team. CHARLES RICHARD BISSONTZ Red', Good-natured Red is seen with Ronnie, john, Ann, Bob, joe, Nancy, Ruth, Laura . . . likes girls, swimming, hunting, and fishinjz . . . is always found ushering people to their seats . . . islikes homework . . . plans to join Navy. Driver Education, Projectionist, Chess, Library. BEVERLY ANN BONOMO HB1-rv Bev can be found with Nancy, Evelyn, and Ginger . . . likes strawberry shortcake, football, boys with crew cuts, Chevies, and school . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . plans to enter School of Nursing . , . favorite pastimes are sewing and laughing. Biology, Girls Leaders, Library, Perryscopc, Art Service, Sewing, School Spirit, Shorthand. RITA MARIE CARBONI Rt-:gen Lively Rita has pretty hair . . . is usually found at Pine Valley . . . likes double dating and her Dads money tree in the back yard . . . plans to attend Penn State . . . is seen with Barbara, Donna, and Jean. Biology, Milroy, Senior Council, School Spirit, Perryscope, Yearbook, Girls Leaders, Milroyettes. WILLIAM HARRY CASSELL Bill Bill will be remembered for his friendliness . . . likes swim- ming, Pine Valley, hot rods, and building model boats . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . seen with Tom, joe, Bob, and Rick . . . plans to attend college and study engineering. Band, Orchestra, Showtime, Driver Education. Page F ifty-one AUDREY DOROTHEA DORAN Audge Sweet, likeable Audge has personality plus . . . is usually seen with with Ruthie, Eleanor, and Carol . . . has a weakness for dating, dancing, music, and spaghetti . . . likes cutting up with the gang . . . plans to be a beautician. Life Saving, Milroy-Vice President, Biology, Art Service NANCY EILEEN ECK Neck Orange pop and dill pickles are favorites of Nancy's . . . dislikes people who find fault with everything . . . likes include sewing, football, school, boys, and Blue Star Fires . . . future plans include nursing. Art Service, Biology, Arts and Crafts, Perryseope, Library, Home Room Treasurer, Home Room Vice President, Yearbook, School Spirit, Milroy. NANCY LOIS EDMISTON Nan Nan's pleasing personality wins her many friends . . . is seen with Lois, Gracie, and Nancy . . . enjoys swimming, and singing . . . is always gooiing around with the gang . . . dislikes snobby people and homework . . . plans are to study voice. JANET MARILYN GALBRAITH B00g Marilyn is one of our cutest majorettes . . . takes a special interest in English cars . . . is usually found talking to Ian- nee, Sandy, and Schatz in the halls . . . likes listening to the radio . . . plans to attend Pitt. Majorette, Yearbook, Perryseope, Milroy, School Spirit, Na- tional Honor Society, A Cappella Choir. ELEANOR ZORA GRELLING EV Sweet El has a smile for all . . . has a mad weakness for Marlon Brando, hot fudge sundaes and love stories . . . fu- ture holds a little house, a picket fence, and Bob. Art Service, Life Saving, Girls Leaders, Yearbook. RUTH ANN GRIVAS Ruthie Where thereis a crowd, there's Ruthie . . . enjoys dating a certain guy, riding cycles, and dancing . . . is seen cutting up with Norm, Audge, Ar, and El . . . likes drive-ins and p. j. parties . . . plans to be a court stenographer. Life Saving, Biology, Girls Leaders, Yearbook, Perryseope, Majorctte Club, Milroy. JANICE MARIE HAMM -Janice likes Bob, English, and shorthand . . . dislikes money- mad treasurers and speed tests in typing . . . usually seen with Joanne and Bob . . . future plans include secretarial work and marriage. Biology, Perryseope, Senior Red Cross. DAVID LEE HENNINC Dave Dave is our quiet, easy-going boy . . . is usually seen with his '53 Plymouth loaded to the brim with pretty girls . . . likes Stan Freeburg's records and cars . . . plans to attend Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy. Perryseope, Projectionist, Biology, Chess. SANDRA LEE KATUSIN Sandy Sandi always has a smile and a good word for everyone . . . li es car trips, dancing, and Mr. joe College, himself . . . future plans include college and Dave . . . seen with the two Marilyns and jannee. Head Majorette, Perryseope, Life-Saving, Yearbook, Staff- Co-Editor of Typing Committee, Milroy, School Spirit, A Cappella. PATRICIA ANN KLOSKY Pat Chile, Buicks, sports, school, and dancing are favorites of Pat . . . dislikes bleached hair and conceited people . . . in- cludes Monte in future . . . usually seen with Eve and Ginger . . . will always be remembered for her driving ability. Life Saving, Girls Leaders, Art Service, Biology, School Spirit, Yearbook. CAROL MARIE KOSKO Carol Sweet Carol is always seen with El, Norma, Audrey, Ruthie, Arlene, Barbara, Marlene, and Janet . . . enjoys dancing, mu- sic, especially Eddie Fisher, and sports . . . cislikes snobbish people and hot-rods . . . is always writing to Don. Biology, Yearbook, Home Room Treasurer. CAROL ANN KOTTNER Culp Carol has a pleasing personality and a smile for all . . . chums around with Celeste and Ella . . . spends her spare time reading and viewing television . . . dislikes homework . . . plans to work at Bell Telephone or become a secretary. Art Service, Math, A Cappella. FRANCIS HAROLD LOCHNER Butch Fun-loving Butch has many friends . . . is usually seen with John, Bink, Dave, Jim, Jack, Bill, Bob, and Pat . . . likes dancing and jerking sodas . . . is usually found at G. Jfs Drug Store . . . dislikes homework . . . plans include Duquesne. Camera Club, Biology, Projectionist, Milroy. GEORGE RAYMOND MATTERS Sticker George has curly hair . . . likes food, sports, Lincolns, Mon- pers, and Carole . . . pet peeves are Crabby people and teach- ers . . . seen with Wayne, Huck, and Jim . . . future plans include the Marines . . . usually found at Pilotta's Store. Driver Education, Band, Biology. NORMA JEAN McALLISTER Norm Pretty Norm is everyone's pal . . . is seen with the Skakers . . . likes going steady with Ray, dancing, and listening to soft trumpet music . . . usually found mailing letters to U.S.M.C. . . . plans clerical work and marriage to Ray. Life Saving, Majorettes, Biology, Yearbook, Milroy, Home Room Vice President. CELESTE JUNE MEISTER Celeste Celeste has a quiet and friendly manner . . . is always found huddling in a foursome with Carol, Ella, and Marge . . . hates school . . . takes a special interest in being a secre- tary after high school. EVELYN CAROL MILLER Ev Bed-headed Ev likes all sports-is a champion basketball player . . . likes convertibles, cards, and dancing . . . loves clowning around with Pat, Rhet, Ginger, and Joan . . . plans to be a missionary. Life Saving, Girls Leaders, Perryscope, Milroy, Home Room Vice President, Treasurer. JOHN RANKIN MITCHELL Mitcll Fun-loving Mitch enjoys dating Ruthie, football games, skat- ing, crashing parties, and being with people . . . is seen with Ruthie and the boys . . . plans to join the Marines or Navy. Biology. RHETTA GRACE MORRISON Rllet Rhet is noted for her sweet personality and sharp clothes . . . dislikes Snobs and conceited boys . . . usually found with Rita, Ruth, Eve, and the gang . . . likes dating a certain boy and all convertibles . . . plans include nursing. School Spirit, Milroy, Milroyette, Life Saving, Biology. WILLIAM JAMES MULACH Yoo-Hoo Bill and his gang, Pete, Ron, Will, and Red are always having a good time at Bert's . . . likes Peg y, all cars, and football . . . dislikes people who are not fun-foving . . . plans to he a machinist. Page Fifty-thrcr Q 'Q' 5 1. ' r .af , . I , 4 -'f m .. 6 'Q R n I , , . rw X -Q fat A ,Q , with , 1.,m 'a: I 'Q' til, i Y i s -af 1 Page Fifty-four WILLIAM FREDRIC PAULAT Rick Rick can usually he seen with Bob, Al and John . . . likes Buicks, girls with short hair, Pine Valley, all sports, and food . . . will be remembered for his winning personality . . . plans to make a million. Biology, Basketball Club, Junior Achievement, Home Room President, Milroy. ELLA ALICE REICHLE Ella Ella's pet peeves are conceited and unfriendl peo le . . . likes convertibles, dancing, volleyball, and cooking For bo s . . . seen with Lois, Grace, Carol, and Celeste . . . usuallly found at Stoffan's . . . plans to work after graduation. Luncheon, Sewing. CHARLES JAMES ROHLEDER Chuck Chuck really goes for women and money . . . likes dancing, football, and the Copa . . . dislikes certain teachers . . . future plans include college and then becoming a millionaire . . . seen with Bob, Ernie, Smittie, and Bink . . . will be remem- bered for his friendly smile. Biology, Chess. LOIS EILEEN ROUSH Lois Good-humored Lois likes butterscotch sundaes, listening to Barry Kaye, and working at Murphy's . . . pals with Grace and the two Nancys . . . can always be found writing letters . . . dislikes two-faced people and homework . . . plans include secretarial work. DAVID SAMPLE Dave Handsome Dave is a buddy to all . . . is usually seen with the gang from Kennedy . . . has a weakness for Mike . . . usually found at Jenkins . . . makes a hobby of girls . . . plans include college. ' MARILYN CHRISTINE SCHATZEL Schatz Schatz is noted for her blond hair and funny laugh . . . makes a cute majorette . . . likes blue and white Chevies, Monpers, dancing, and crewcuts . . . future includes college and secretarial work . . . seen with Marilyn, Sandy, and Janie. Majorettes, Perryscope, Milroy, Yearbook, School Spirit, A Cappella, Home Room President, Vice President. WILLIAM HARRY SCHUTTE Bill Bill likes driving around in his Black Doodle Bug, Air Force Reserve meetings, and all women . . . spends leisure time at Don's and taking it easy at Isaly's . . . plans include college or the Air Force. Driver Education, Stage Crew, Yearbook, Arts and Crafts, Perryscope, Milroy. JEANNETTE ELEANOR SICKLES Jenny Red-headed Jean likes all boys, skating, and TP's . . . hates work in general . . . dislikes snobbish people . . . al- ways found with Peggy, Lee, and Sandy in the halls . . . likes all food . . . plans include college. Perryscope, Orchestra, Showtime, Biology, Senior Council, Voice-Speaking, Milroy, School Spirit. JAMES DALE SMITH Smuttie Dale enjoys classes with Mr. Boord, sleeping, '54 Plymouths, and sports . . . spends leisure time loafing at Charles Street with Chuck, Bob, and the rest of the gang . . . usually comes walking into homeroom late with Ray. Homeroom Secretary, Biology Treasurer. GRACE FLORENCE SPINDLER Gracie Gracie enjoys chocolate sodas, drive-ins, music, and a cer- tain blonde . . . is always seen cutting up with the gang . . . is found with that certain fella, or listening to Barry Kaye . . . plans to be a typist. RAYMOND EDWARD STAUB Coldilocks Ray can always be found having a good time at Hites . . . takes a special interest in nurses . . . dislikes all conceited girls . . . plans to get married or enter the Army. Conditioning, Varsity Football. ROBERT FREDRICK STEWART Stew Good-looking Bob is always seen with El, Bill, Bink, John, and Ron . . . likes dating, dancing, shows, and El's cooking . . . enjoys cars, rifles, and sports . . . plans to join the Marines and marry El. Swimming Club, Conditioning, Projectionist. RONALD LEYVIS TODD lVIr. Toad Homlie is usually seen with Ed, Bob, Carol, and Joanne . . . dislikes working Sunday mornings . . . likes football, dating Jean, and loafing around with Ed and Bob . . . future plans include being a traveling salesman. Art, Conditioning, A Cappella. ALAN EDWARD WALKER uspiderv Spider is one of our handsome football players . . . likes Eshs gas station, dating Pat, and sports . . . always has a good time goofing around in homeroom with Rick, john, Ronnie, and Bob . . . future plans include college. Conditioning, Varsity Football, Band, Orchestra, Crafts, Milroy. ARLENE ANN WEITERSHAUSEN Red A cute miss with rretty red hair . . . usually seen with Norma, Ruthie, El, E die, and the Skakers . . . likes dancing, dating, modem jazz, and writing to servicemen . . . dislikes conoeited boys . . . plans to become a private secretary. A Cappella, Perryscope, Yearbook, School Spirit, Milroy. Page Fifty-five February Class Will We, the members of the February class of 1956, do hereby bestow and bequeath our treasured posses- sions to be disposed of as follows: NANCY ALBRICHT-leaves hcr pleasant sniilc to all her friends. VIRGINIA BAYNES-leaves her good times to someone e se. JANET BENINCASA-leaves her big brown eyes to be admired. BEVERLY BONOMO-leaves a sweet disposition for us all to remember. RITA CARBONI-leaves her winning personality to some lucky 11A. AUDREY DORAN-leaves her sweet smile to be re- membered. NANCY ECK-leaves her worries of the class treasury behind. NANCY EDMISTON-leaves her beautiful long eye lashes to a lucky junior. MARILYN GALBRAITH-leaves her pearly white teeth to another majorette. ELEANOR GRELLINC-leaves hcr sister to carry on the family name. RUTHIE GRIVAS-leaves Ronnie to roam the halls alone. SANDY KATUSIN-leaves her uniform for the next head majorette. MARGIE KLEIN-leaves Mr. Russell in peace for once. PAT KLOSKY-leaves to be a mermaid of the rippling waters. CAROL KOSKO-leaves wondering how to pronounce asdf. CAROL KOTTNER-leaves with a friendly smile to everyone. NORMA MQALLISTER-leaves hcr sweet personality to her sister. CELESTE MEISTEB-leaves a quiet but happy student. EVELYN MILLER-leaves with our devilish group of red-heads. ' RHETTA MORRISON-leaves her great friendship with Mr. Russell. ELLA REICHLE-leaves her contagious giggling still echoing. Page Fifty-six LOIS ROUSH-leaves Mr. Boord with his bookkeeping problems. MARILYN SCHATZEL-leaves as one of our outstand- ing blondes. JEANNETTE SICKLES-leaves talking her way out of school. GRACE SPINDLER-leaves still having a wonderful time. ARLENE WEITERSHAUSEN-leaves her red hair to an unfortunate brunette. RONNIE ANDERSON-leaves to continue his tall', stories. JACK BELL-leaves to rebuild a hot rod racer. BILL BINKERT-leaves detention hall for some other lucky person. CHARLES BISSONTZ-leaves as a quiet but swell fellow. BILL CASSELL-leaves his curly hair to Mr. Irons. DAVE HENNING-leaves his traffic tickets behind him. BUTCH LOCHNER-leaves in his happy-go-lucky manner. GEORGE MATTERS-leaves anxiously to join Carol. JOHN MITCHELL-leaves Mr. Hirsh with his bottle of aspirin. BILL MULACH-leaves Mr. Russell peace and quiet. RICKY PAULAT-leaves his devilish smile to someone more angelic. CHUCK ROHLEDER-leaves the teachers will all their worries. DAVE SAMPLE-leaves to go out into the hard cruel world. BILL SCHUTTE-leaves to fly a jet for the Air Force. DALE SMITH-leaves to wear Navy Blue. RAY STAUB-leaves still cutting-up with the gang. BOB STEWART-leaves Miss Traubert without a Colonel. RONNIE TODD-leaves in a canoe for Hawaii. ALAN WALKER-leaves his football jersey with Coach Cordon. .rk y k ,1',f EKZM, ' 4 - nv , MW, .5 8.1 ' I ' ' f' W-A If , ,f ., -QUIET A A N., f ' Q 3 mousgral qib A b Q A -Nia, v 1- ag xx 4 , 3 A L170klNG f Ab ' ... OQQQ C ,-F3513 ,ago , f ,I xx 0:5 -' Y 'mf Y' xx ' -A V f CHAMP fiiff - Q NX w 06 jgf, ' 9 , .,., i , V, . . J . I ,X x Nj ,h ,R 1 QM . . WX ':,-., I K l Qiiflix Jl , X if X l K Q 2 51, 5 ., ,Q-.lg ' ' QV. 'Y i 1 l L .I iv , J, ' N tx , x 4 1 If 4 W1 2 W ,Q 5- 65' X -1 EN X X Hi-T' VEQ7 -.g fl' V-A A-WQQERV ff- Qxvllg XL? - H0509 VO J' Shi rh'a?rD73 .Ui ?? NJ- xl , 5 Q Y fic Q X x ' - S' ' :' Q ,.L gsm ' 4 A ... fN13Q,iff f1YX9 if Hoff! 2' K f f M 3A 'ix I X r . 'N 5 F ,.., . Q N if ., K, . - f I 0 .4 4,,,.,:, I-'L - ff x ' WJ 93 '76 fi' b-psf' xx by K L 'mai LU- .Aff X 4- H QLXXA 'A W 1 , :J X , 'l tai .Qfoc I V I f - , . 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Ricky Paulat .,..... Ella Reichle ........,..., Chuck Rohleder ........ Lois Roush ,.........,.. Dave Sample ...,..,..,.... Marilyn Schatzel .,...... Bill Schutte ...........,. Jeannette Sickles .,.,.... Dale Smith ....,.... Grace Spindler ...... Ray Staub .,.....,... Bob Stewart ......, Ronnie Todd ,...... February Class Prophecy l956 .........Stenographer great story-teller .........Laughing ......,..Taking life easy ,........Everybody's favorite Dating Shirll ....,....Average citizen smiling Miss .......,.Teacher's college ... .........Hot rod driver! ..,,.....Liked by all .......,,Studying voice an ......,.,Dancing for Showtime ,..,,....Always with Bob .........Miss Personality .........Going through redlights ,,.,.....Perry's head majorette ......,..Dating Earl ....,....Monty's girl ,.,......Class jokester ,........Telephone operator ........,Hunting an easy job .........Going steady with Carol .........Waiting for Ray .........Never saying much .......,.Basketball champ .........Blushingl ....,..,.Favorite with the boys ,....,...Delivering papers ..,......Class President! ...,,..,.Babysitting .,.....,.Having a ball ........,Working at Murphy's swell guy ,........Sporting dimples Co-editor of Commodore ...,,....... .,...,. ...,.....Peaches and cream complexion Joining the Navy ....,,..,.,.............., ......, working girl .........Loafing in Hites .,..,....Marine Pfc. .........Going steadyl Alan Walker ............,.... ,..,.,... 1 11's Dreamboy , ..,..,.... , Arlene Weitershausen Page Fifty-eight ........,...,.Singing for A Cappella I966 .......Ralph's private secretary Novelist! ...,..,Howlingl ....,..Man of leisure ....Somebody's speciall Married to Shirll ......History teacher! A smiling Mrs. ......Teaching her', youngsters President of Indianapolis Speedway Loved by one ....... Miss Rembrandt ......Touring the world! Professional dancer Made it perrnanentl Mrs. ? ? ? Traffic copl Still strutting! . ..,.,. Mrs. Leita Monty's wife .......Top TV Commedian Executive for B. T. C. Millionaire Married to Caroll Ray's wife Gossip commentator Miss Basketball Still blushing! Choosing the one! Owner of Sun-Telegraph U. S. President Hiring babysittersl . .,,... Taking off for Mexico! Mrs. G. C. Murphy ......,Model husband! Passing them onl Taking over New York Times Modeling for Avon Mopping decksl married woman! Still loafingl ......Commander of USMC Honeymooning in South Pacific .......Pat's dreamy husband! ... .Singing lullabiesl is E s JA 2319. A, sz, l .Q H' if . , 1,1 ilfb .QQ v g ,,, ,P EI .V ' g V--A4311 mmwfgk if k'LK ' --1' .,LL ':'Z Q' 1 iigggie W My 'ffQQwwiWf K 55 gyag w SE gH A L m f? '?'Q ggggg Q Z, Q v. . Q az .L 1, ,. . IL .1 X52 l':ig14- Sixty ii Bill Toll-, Paul Curski, Chick xvilfl to whoop it up il little-. ust Be Spring Fever mam and jim Curtin tukc- timv out V? 'Wm , ,Nw , , f A r 'les 7 W gr N o m N t 1? ,.......Z' x 1 Senior igh School ROOM 209 lflrsl llnxv: ll. llurlvix lf. Klm'lNlill4-ll. Nl. OH. l.4'4'. lf. Nvallclurll, Chulxl. :X. llnlulx. P. S, V4-l', .-X. Culnzks, Nl. K' mlm-n. S1-coml Row: l'. Nl: xlmll. X. lluys-r, 17. Pnl li. llnlrlu-y, ll. lloyd, Klm-s. -l. l'aull4wix'll, Sclllm-umng, N. lluull. Third llnw: D, S plu-ns. ll. lfllzlsiua. l'. N Xlul'l'.l3'. C. Cm'loL'll, lflmunplin, ll. Stmlm-ny. Cfurlin, ll. Nl-ll. ,l. l.iI gym. l 0lll'll'l llnw: IC. lla IllLlll'l'. ll. llxwli, 'l'. liiw me-I, li. Klrmrv, bl. l'm'l XY. Xvlsml. ll. Klum D. Oxulvy. l'. Gurski. ' 'l'ulm-. ROOM Qlli First How: li. Joh xlou. l'. lim-ilslim-li. llrmvn, ll. Salnlmn. I.:-lmmn, ,l. lfvnlmmk, Sl1ulu'l', l., lll'm'rllmn, Xlillwr, Xl. ljpwullllx. Svconrl llnw: .-X. Sm mx, ll, Sinn-mlingvr, lluulxms, ll. l':l51s', Nlurmo, ll, Yulzmml, Su llfvr, l', Tripp, Klurmly. 'l'llir1l llow: IT. l lan um-I, 'lf .h1lm:ln. llulturzlu-V, ll. llirllwall ll. XY11rln-Y, ll. lluliv. Svllmvmlullm-y4'I', ll. Slum l ourIll lluw: ll. Xl lmlov, lf. K4-lly. Ku lm. ll. Yah-5, li. Suu ulxlv, ll, Xlvlmalll, llrizluv, xl, Xntill. ROOM l08 lfirwl Ilow: j. l'4-vm' ll. l7z'lvu1u-, Il. Clu7vk, Kmmlf, bl. Nlvlluglu, fin-zum, RI. Mulll. ll. lm' vl, XY. XY.lNlIlHll4ll. S1-coml Row: l . Mu mu, ll. Xlmlnalmrwski. Cook, N. l 1'1m-cl. P. lin' rlrir-lx. lf. lla-ya-r, l'. lfr mn, N. XYanlxl1. Third llnw: li. lfrlm, lhwlam. l. lluystrm, 4 XlL'fllm'.ll'y, ll. S:u'u'l'. Blulw, Xl. llnllmllm, lix ul lfuurlh How: ll. Gi mn, Cl, Nvznlllmn, liuslmm-4-lc, QI. Gulclau, XYAM-llpruml, ll, lh-1-da XV. Nlnlsvll. ROOM 2 1 2 'st How: R. Walters, acc, D. Redman, D. i, M. A1-bi, S. Schn- B. Kirk, C. Atkin- R. Coltz. cond Row: M. Lane, rump, D. Staudt, P. l D. Lohingivr, H. ' , P. Balserak, D. 1, D. Scherrer. nird Row: H. Lewis, arothers, D. Chonta- , B. Sinewe, I. Mer- 0, I. Hooks-nlmerry, 'iili-r, S. Wirth, D. wurth Row: M. Stuck, riHin, L. Fanslvr, l.. t, H. Finke, T. rer, II. Gm-rher, G. 4, R. Pottlc. D g. ROOM 109 rs! Row: A. Moya-rl, cheller, C. LuScola, ntill, L. Hallcr, R. D. Davis, D. Cuck- N. Maykrantz, P cond Row: M. Bur- N. Perry, J. Col- B. Porter, S. All- e, R. Culdhrandsen 'rice, I. Atkinson, G ns. lird Row: C. Mc- mck, M. McLaugh- L. McChesney, D. er, I. Hrisak, B. Ki- nurth Row: D. Diehl ickey, B. Thompson: chirnhofcr, L. Cecil Downer, C. Kvil, D: lbs, I. Koppel. The Senior Class . . . The class of 1955 is the last one that consists of students from both the country and the city. Since the new North Alle- gheny joint High School has been completed, all former Perry- ites living outside the city limits no longer attend Perry. Our home room teachers, Miss lean Boggs, Mr. Hugh T. Russell, Miss Mary L. Gibson, Miss Theressa Matz, and Mr. Michael Zukovich, deserve much credit for their wise counsel through the years. Nor would we forget those who took over so capably when Miss Gibson and Miss Matz were away, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Kiester. VVe leave Perry, aware that we have completed no small task. Our hopes and wishes are that those who take our places may enjoy their high school days as we have and that they will continue to maintain the high standards that we have tried to uphold. Page Sixty-thrcc The Junior Class . . . As thc gnaicliizitiiig class of 1956, our ycars at Perry will long hc rc-nicinlwrccl and ilPPl'l'Clll.lCCl. Unclcr thc sinccrc glllKl2lllC0 of Nlr. llirsh, Nliss Hohcrts, Miss T1'zuihc1't. Nlr. lrons, and Miss Stormie-ls, wc liavc lcurnccl thc rc-al lllilillllllg of citizenship and rc-sponsihility. XVhcn wc look hack on our past ycurs at Perry, wc shall rc-nicxnhcr mcmorics of hurcl work, many ucconiplishinciits, and much cnjoymcnt. NVQ- cannot express aiclcquutcly our 21PPl'CCl1I- tion for thosc who liavc guidccl us through the-sc yours. XVL- look forward anxiously to our Scnior year. XVL' will striw to curry on thc good stanclzu'cls of the school. Thc respon- sihility of licacling thc school government, the various cluhs, and social ilCtlYltll'S will he ours. XVhcn gl'ilClll21ll0l1 comcs, wc know wc will hc Wvlcoincd with priclc hy all former Perry stuclcnts. Pcrry High will livc in our lll'1ll'lS forcvcr. gm- Sixtv-lour ROHM 1 1 l First Row: V. Huy P. Klosky, ll. Morris N. Mc.-'kllistcr, ll. Pau N. Eck, 1. Bs-niiu-nsax, SL-lmtzcl, G. Spindlcr, Albright. Second Row: G. Tw tors, C. Kosko, ll. I vas, C. Kottncr. C. M lcr, E. Milla-r, M. C hrzxith, S. Kuhlsin. Third How: ll. Sl url, Ii. Crclliiig, J. S los, B. Caisse-ll. ll, mln-rson, B. Mulnch, Stuulv, H. Bononio, VV:-in-rslnuiscn. Fourth Row: Scluittv, l . l40Cl1lll'l'. Smith, A. VV1ilkcl', 'l'oslml, llvll, D. Il ning, C. llolilcclcr. ROOM 205 First Row: P. Hook Kulwicki, R. Masuh E. Lau-y, P. Matviyn Zupsic, M. Mich:-ls, VVi-idle, J. Schlunlur, ML-Clu-sm-y. Second Row: C. uolml. J. llauigh, I. C D. McCls'llaunl, M. I. off, H. lluvm-iisluhl, Putnaun, D. Bunihcy, Jccllickzl. E. Bills. Third Row: I. Vlfiss D. Knuuss, ll. Millcr, Cnnnninlls. I. Sclwrcr. Boicv. ll. Yockcl, Coulch, hlculs, Pilotta. H0051 206 'st Row: NI. Prou- M. B:1:xL'kQ', S. Img'- Nl. lmu, NI. XYUlfL', nllllluaxrlllvr, H. Gm- C. Nix-ye-1's, L. sclnnidh rond Row: E. Camd- . llrzuln. 'lf NVilm'l'. oth-r. H. XY51ds'. II nam. 1. llunmn. A. vris. M. 'l'1x5lur. C. i. ird Huw: I.. Rum- ll. Hs-ml, li. Gur- B. Tulh. li. Kuiir. Xsknuur. j. Guida, AI. wr. K.. S4-Hn. 1. 1.11- H. llugin. ROOM 819 'sl How: S. Cnrlxii 'hulnwmm I C'm'x'1't I- - - I . olmvs, Al. Studi. 'l' -y, lf. xY1lfll!l'l', I. , li. Holdings-r, j. ll. rond Now: Y. 'l'humA . XY:-hm-r. NI. Camp- C. Xlulwlalll. C. Bil- C. Nl'YSillhll, S. al, .-X. LL-l'.xl'iu P npu, J. ll.u-m-l ird How: C. Fim.-kv, lllfkillih. H. lh-nm-r, Immun. C. NYl1itvsidv. :iIllllll'l'I1lill1, I. Lu- D. C-n-l'slx1vl'. Al. VAI- IKOOM 215 'sl Howl: li. lhlilb. V :mx K.. Klxvra. C mam. V. Nlillx. ll IHS. :M Cf:n'r1ty. M. lznlcl. C. Kauw. :und Row: C. Ilnnv . P, Klm'S. F. Slwaul, iittm-r, N. Kuhn, .-X. gm-r. M. cLQ'l'SflN'I', .lm'clvx'i. NI. Kivfvr, pmlglc-r. ird Row: N. Gm- XV. Lamfl. J. Giv- l.. Clark. ll. Ilrll- D. l'znk.n.1, lu- Qll. Marxcn, R. Sm!! 1. Pngv Sixty The Sophomore Class . . Xlm-mlm-rs ol tliis t-lass am' lic-giiniiiig to :wort :ui llIllllt'llt't' lui' goml iii tlit' c-lslssvs zuicl alutivi- livs ul lll'l'l4f lligli St-limi. Soplioiiiows tm- t-liqililm' lor lllt'lIllX'l'Sllll5 iii Iiioloffx l.lllll, .X Laippvllal. lJt'I'l'X'SL'0IJl'. zuicl otlivi' H. vxtrzi-c'liri'ic'lllzu' alctixitit-s. Sonia- ot' tlic-in may ww-in lwcziim- iiiviiilmm-i's ol xursity tvzuiis. l.ots ol. st-luiol spirit lms lwvii sliriwii liy tliis grmip ol' ut'2lQfl'l' llt'llXt'l'S.N lly' tlit- timm' -limi' t'Ulllt'S. tliis group will lizlvv xx'm'i'iml tlmuigli Iiuur sviilvstc-i's of stuclyiiig mul 1'X1lIllllIllll0IIS atml will cmisiclvi' itsn-lt' il x'c't01'ai1 mul its im-mlmt-rs NYtll'lllf' to lu' L-zlllvcl lluiiiors. I'r1-sm-nt spoiisrmrs ol tlic- Soplioiiioni class iii- t'llItlt': Xliss lll2lf'lIi'f'. Xliss lqllgllllltl. Xlr, lloorcl. Xliss l c'ri'z1m. Xliss Xlllfllll. zuicl Xlr. lllllit'l'. X1 iss Z3 L-ll Nxilalu lla-i'nst4'ni lll't'lIl 'z ' lllltlll in tlic l.1lmu'x' lkigi-Sixtxssix ROOM lltl First Huw: ll. G l il x l.. Sllmlwl. P. llaly, l'ram-r, lt. Sw:-zlisll, l.auiglml'st, ll. St-lim-i lucllm-r. Nl. l'm'llz'ltiro, Svcoml llnw: D. B. niu. l.. Uppvrniaul, l,iL!uuri, lt. Klnplvl' XYnlclul'li. l7. Nlaitlwwe llulllmpl. .M llnvlltri l'l'oiam, QI. Kliaxlvlv. Tluirrl How: 'l'. XYiilsl1 Ki. .. . .1'lill, l. Antlll. Xl.u'liill. 5. thlltu. Cmlllt-r. X. llaill. lf. Qulll.m. H0051 306 'st Row: C. Hull, ,I r, M. Crunk, Y. llama K-ilh-T, C. lluiss. C 3, K.. Kinwllal. 1-mul Huw: C. Imm- . IJ l.alScnlax, I' 1. I.. .'XllllQ'll'Hi, ll 1, M. Sivfm'1'l. li an-l'. 5. Lutz. ird Huw: NY. Els- ll. livdur, N. Tlm- K. liawramti. li. Hmli- i. llaly. lf. Sn-hl'zun1n, :mln-l ROOM 208 st Huw: rl. lfvthfr- D. 'l'l1alc-km-my, N. 4, -I. Norris, S. Tmlal. rlll. j. Clmlmnnm. Y. 'ond How: .I. Snu- VY. Km'hm'r, l.. nvr, H, Kls-in. C. xr, Y. lluhm, li. nvl. irrl Huw: 'II Stow-r. .l.ls, QI. l m'sh-r, H. Iilrnsu, C. . I., l -r, I.. NVm-lfvl, li. I. xrth How: I. Hirh- 1. ll. Ostruuiv, D. fl, -I. YXIawl arl:xm'. li. . lx. Xmmg, hu'- Kulwicki. A. Ul- HOONI 204 il Huw: K. Dllmanl, -rucv. C. Noll. IJ. N, XYz1lh'l's, .-X. Bul- X Pump H Pi . . C - und Row: C. llnli- li Ku I D X . lx A, . X 'vh- . Nh-rll. A. Cum- x. R. .-XL-km-rnmn, li. . .-X. Skilm. D, Mut- rll Row: lx. Mun! - 1 X 'vim' X Nxgy, I. X , 1. 1nlmim.5s. H. lPalx'iLlA N111 In I 'l'xln flxin umm, lx. Gzmlnvr. H0051 :IIN Irsl IIU xv: I'. XII ululllm, I. Imlmmm Illllfx, I'. Ifrmfml, 'I nnum, II, XItx.nlI-r. I -sI14-Q Il Ixlvhr. uw Two: fl, NIM ,ll , . .. I, . 1-lmullnu. II, Ifmnlln Slum, X. II.mLmuIxl, Ilutx, Ilirml Hun: II. Xu-nt XYJIII, ff, I.m-, II mllmxt. 'l. ffuwn-I. I nnlxxulill. K.. Lunw, II III. Fourlln lhm: Il. lim' -1. I. XI.u'.lllm+. IIOUXI :I22 Irs! lion: I'. Ilurpm-I , I'ux.ul1-ll. S, Ixulux. '. IHIILII. I. Sunnah . IImfIumwIs1, II, XII-- muxlul. N. II.-:num-1vn.XX vw-nit, S. II.n'u-. -vuml Ihrw: AI. Ilanrl .m, NI. XIm'XIIlxlvl, I'I .mxIin'IzI, I'. Ilvv, 1 '.lL5lu-l', fl. I.uIwrm, I 'xIx4m, 1Il.lx, I. linux I, X. IInImu4m, Il. IIII lu. Ilird Huw: 'I'. Umy, 'I :'Ixlmn-x, II. 'XIIIII-I. I ulusxnm, I. I'lHm.m, I mmlmu, I'.. 5Il.mw, IJ. nxjluun, I, II.u'lnxx. IJ. xmw, S. Slurxllxl. 1.2 ll GZ? Is lIns lIIHIIII.II gym VIMS? :Mk amy sc xkf i Illgx Sulx lI'IIlI I WJ- -S- . Yzafi . 5 az., g 225 :im ' 1 mag my . - v YK ? QQ 4 Q , E ,S K X5 SS Wx 11 - .LH v fx 335 -i -:ii an 1 X41 I, 'Q-. 1 -Q , V4 U , ' - 3523! if i 1 V if i sa 'Lal ROOM 210 First Row: N. Ogdm I. Solomon, I. Kulnri B. Ewm, sfkyl.-r. 11 links-r, I.. Liulnlif, I SL-luuuxfvr. Second Row: M. Ilnl iuuvtl. D. Cluviu, C Drivvr. G. Grusivk, 1 Ilvck, C. Sh-plmn, Milla-r, I. Kvlly, I. VViuL lc-r. Third Row: S, Pus M-ri, I. Bish, A. llurkiv M. Ilurris. Il. VVz1ck1 C. Bvckvrf, S1-hh-ds I. Album-1'. G. lie-dmau Fourth Row: R. Fink4 I. Edwards. C. Rm-h, 1 Hull, R. Milano, C Vaughan. HOORI 203 First Row: li. Smith. NIL-H511-l', B. hIl'CklllIL' I.. I.uwi's'11cl'. Cuuolil li. l.m-ruth, E. Dia-kursm C. Puff. Svc-ond Row: II. Frisc M. Schmicdlin. NI. Yui l.. liuhison, S. NIEIFCOIIII I. l'zu'l'ish. H. Ilollmvnv. I Third Row: A. Cn lion, II. K1-rr. P. l.:u1 luwst, K. NIcMuuigul, Ilillllllf, G. Zn-rvns. 1 Fusiml. Fourih How: I . Laul am, li. Allvu, N. Schutt D. lfiifus, T, llaydml, Bodum, I. Gibson. ROOM 321 First Row: I. Rivsuw cr. N. VVyuuu1. I. Pvlh liru, P. Suldaltos. Nl. K' ln-n, S. L4-rsch. M. Pav. Nl. ci2ll OiIll'l'S, AI. Uuhluu Second Row: E. Sc th-, VV. Smouldvr, I Ilurd, H. Luthvr, D. G usa, D. SL-hnick, H. FC 'I'. Blusius. N. Minze In-rg. V. Kochovich. Third Row: C. Quin XV. Rum-1's, H. Schun, Oh-img R. Caissm-ll, Y Iuncs, D. Park, P. Gia dirm. ROOM 304 First How: I. Brown, Fox, I. Benner, VI. in-hfielcl, E. VValsh. I elm. Vclte, G. Ow s. Second Row: E lat-ke, E. Lnrk, N. Wil- lns, M. Wagner, E -4-len. P. Hznnlnack, NI river. N. Miclu-ls. Third Row: lt . A r- lcl, C. Hanna, C. Show- s, C. Marxen, B. Hoff- in, T. Kulwieki. Fourth Row: F. Pat- 'son. N. Knahel, C rren, I. Sehultheis, A get, I.. Putnam. ROOM 30:3 First Row: E. Fugh Vollbert, P. Dzlvisq, Pittner, 1. Coffey, R xrsello, N. Brczina, R L-iss. Second Row: H. Eil- ston, C. Faidlcy, P iwhinney, L. Voelp, D. lnson, H. Adams, 51. schnledis, B. Noll. Third Row: D. Win- rd, B. Collins, F. Ha- 1, T. Kirklmridc. C. lliard, M. Zupsic, A. isic-ki. Fourth Row: D. All- ck. E. Pritclmrcl, D zell, C. Ebitz, R. Pct- fic, A. Zoe-lla, D. Fen- l. The Freshman Class . . . Did someone say that green is the color always associated with freshmen? But that verdant color of our class was in no way inferior to that of any previous class. After we Freshmen had been introduced and had become acquainted with this new mode of living, we showed our school spirit in our response to the call of membership to those activities that admit us. XVe have also shown our loyalty by attending games and by faithfully supporting our teams. Nor have we for- gotten our subjects, and we have made worthwhile accomplish- ments there. Our report teachers have been: Mr. McKelvy, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Ambrits, Miss Snodgrass, Miss Miller, Mrs. Haase, and Mr. XIcKeon. Page Seventy-om CN!! Y K Some Fresh try their hand at art. Page Scvcxlty-two ROOM 32:3 First Row: R. S l u c I j. Sm-nd. D. Cups-lauu D. Busch:-k. B. Mm-111111111 li. lhmvlm, H. l v'mluric I. Swain, XX. liulmayuk. R N S 0 0 0 n d Ginn-s, I. llnyclvn. li. 0 WV: Buschrk. Glass. X llmnilhm. CI. Murphy, SL'ili'I'C'l'. IC. Kimmick. T h i r d K 0 dm-rsml. D. 1 Sukilm f w: R. H0 Yxlurtuszwif. D. Drzllv. It. hpzluidatl. liukc, C,. lxau-lm. C.. S212 'l'. Buglm-v, E. Maximus. Fourth Row: H. Tvxh hl. C-4u'x'n-y, S. Nivcgursl l,. M4-als. K. Schulthu- li, Stvvk. ROOM 317 First Row: 1. Bum, Y Tin-tv, B. Ilvidc-uri-ich, CIn'rKln'l'. A. jvdlivkzl. Pamnu, S. Cummimls. Kirkpaxwin-k. Second Row: A, Kal' ku, WV. 1'1'km'sul1, l'. Nu s-rs, D. l,ndulH, B. Ba risk. C.. Morris. C.. hr mn. P. Duty. li. XYull. J Third Row: E. I an Alix. R. Balm-r. 1. Yum C. Mr-rtl. C. Nm-is, ' Pupv, I. Thu Fourth R0 mas. wi CI. Zvi li. Dilliurd. I. ML-E111 ll. Bram n. M .h Rmnwy, llmifixllzlll. D. F4-lil. two. 1'c-auly--typ4-Y H lluwxl nnlx' lm' ch-sk tn fit mv' .X nlmlul lllllfll ng LlHL'l' Clillillg I mul Du il mm -'mg an-In-chnlw IS ' qllih ml4-rslzuul Iittlv Imly 2' .X tmp Imrlws an 'Dllfl'l'l'llL't' uicm of tln' IH-1'l'ysm-upm nv Cl1m's1-Y Pang' 1 Ss-xc-lllx'-tlul'4-v 44 Grades Seven and Eight As we are now, so all you others have been. And it has not been too long ago. Our home room teachers have been most helpful in guiding us to ll good start. They ure: Mr. Koinin, Mr. Cattley, Mrs. Baker, Miss johnson, Mrs. Keating, Miss Blair, and Miss Simon. XVL- hope that we will qualify us students, for We are study- ing. Also, we hope that We are showing that enthusiastic spirit that every active Perryite should have. Thus, We hope that some day we shall he qualified to assume positions of leudersliip now held lay others. ge S1-verily-llc llll' ROOM 3 1 1 First Row: B. Nichols, P. Morun, Robison, C. Moskun, K. Houck, C. Brnmlstudter, E. Ben- nett. Second Row: C. Drol- lingcr, P. Bnrillu, I. Kirsch, D. Santini, C. Yokel, Sznfrunski, L. Hamilton, C. Lunghorst. Third How: L. Boiee, L. Clayton, E. Wald- selnnidt, I. Knut, S Foster, H. Roe-nn-r, L. llohledcr, A. Fm-rinnc. ROOM 104 First Row: C. Moody B. Slit-pler, A. Pre-Witt, C Cropp, K. Guru, E. Ili-I lxling, D. Wests-rnmn, J Pnrk. Second Row: P. NVncl1 ti-r, J. VVilson, S. john son. j. Hon-k, D. Cridgv N. Koster, l . Sheets, H Muscuri. Third Row: D. Hug gerty, I., Dillard, S. Beck VV. Pittmun, P. Murphy Lisk, I . Stewart, I Smith, C. Winkler. ROOM 315 irst Row: M. Lippc-rt Schon, l.. Smith, VV K, H. DuM1ml, li 1-r, I. Kxmtz, C. Solo- fcoml Row: I. Kil- M. Escutt, I.. Ed- D. Sfvwalrt, P. XVhih-, Nhittun, E. Dullhupf Sn-uln-rt, E. DuM1mt hird Row: B. Klomm. loclgm-rs, J. Dwiggins Inntgmm-ry, 1. Thoml 1. Ilayzgorty, S. Gruvv, lmlu. aurth How: M. Sim- s. C. P1-try, B. Pour ROOM 5 lrst Row: H. Klass, C man, M. D:-L-mvr, D. vati, C. Bagley, I. ulvr, A. Mattern, j ms, N. Cow-rt, C rx-cht. rcond Row: E. Marx- G. Ritsnn, Tis-tz Ilalliari, 1. Titta-ring: V. Hvic-hold, C. Vval, Volk, I. DL-Fallc, R. er, ll. Myers. hird Row: B. Black- , W. Zimmer, S 51-r, ll. Waldorf, R wr, A. Lacy, P niclt, C. McCormick lram-r, P, Fahey. murkh Row: E. Rc-if lmws, R. Puslik, M 'an, M. Crawshaw .Ull1lll11l'l. ROOM 325 rst Row: D. Swain hmningham, ll. Vald-l , F. Null, R. Swvcl- I. Fraser, C. Bm-nna VlcCundl0ss, N. Grvli I. Adams. c u 0 n d Row: W -0, M. Dillard, G. k, H. WV:-rdvrlwr, A. rl-clit, M. Shs-llvy, D. an, l.. Ilirtfy. I. aughlin. J. LL-clrick. 'ozU.!:'r, lirrl Row: I.. Craw- ', H. llathoway, L. , KI. Frvnx, C. Van- ll. M1-rknur, E. lc, A. Gaim, J. Lapfv, llicks, l.. Bvan, E. stcm. , 3 Pagv Svvonly-fin There Must Be An Easier NVay To Win A Lette lnterscholastic Sports . . . Under The Supervision of- OLIVER C. GORDON . . . known as Lcftyi, f't U' cg, . . . a forrncr football star himsclf . . . lccl our tcain to victory aftcr victory this ycar . . . came to Perry in 1949 . . . recognizccl by his bn-autiful', sweat shirts or bright rccl tic . . . instructs our Connnoclorcs in the gcntlc arts of varsity football, junior track, and baskctball . . . tavoritc hobby is hunting . . . will bc rcmcrnbcrcd for his graying tcmplcs and friendly grin. 4..'I'hc ball is almost in . . . aftcr a shot by Chuck l,aScola Thc ball is almost frcc . . . with Rich Klavon carrying. Football SEASON'S SCORES Perry 13 .. ...,......,...,..,,.,, ., ..,..,..... New Brighton Perry 20 ...,,... Perry 38 ....... Perry 26 ..,..,. Perry 14 . .... . Perry 28 .. Perry 46 .. .. .. Perry 3 ,.,..,.. Mt. Lebanon Bellevue Allegheny Langley Oliver ....... Fifth Avenue Carrick first Row: R. Zito Fedunok, 1. Wal: rn, J. Studenv, T. nerer, D. Cuckert Klavon, Mc: gli, A. Waker, D. iic. ieconcl Row: E. ore, P. Balserak, L a S c o 1 a , B . ompson, W. Nel- i, R. Mlll9f, E. rris, L. Ligouri. Third Row: R. San- 1, D. LaScola, I rr, R. Shuker, J. nth, R. Lambert, I. colice, R. Rock. fourth Row: H ke, I. Cook, R ub, R. Hay, H rxin, E. Snodgrass. OUR GLORIOUS PAST The 1954 football season saw Perry Held a fighting team which was in contention for the Section II championship title. The high-spirited Commodores worked as a well drilled unit un- der the head coach LeftyD Cordon and offered stiff competition to their rival opponents. After making a Weak showing at the start of the season by dropping their iirst two exhibition games to New Brighton and Mt. Lebanon, Perry settled down to good hard football and won the next iive games. The closing game of the sea- son against Carrick for the Section II champion- ship proved to be the downfall for the Com- modores, as Carrick was victorious. In closing the season with a 5-3 record, the entire team deserves much credit for its fine performances on the playing field and its team spirit. Among individual honors won by Perry ath- letes during the season were the Most Valuable Player Award by co-captain john Fedunok and the selection of Tom Scherer and john Fedunok to the All-City Team. Honorable Mention hon- ors were awarded to the tackles, Ed Snodgrass and Harry Finke, and to the two backs, Rich Klavon and Iim Waldron. The Perry Commodores traveled to New Brighton for the seasonis opening game and there suffered their first loss by a 19-13 score. Second on Perry schedule were the Mt. Leb- anon Blue Devils Who turned back Perry 33-20. Page Seventy-nine The turning point of the season came during the Bellevue game, as Perry, hungry for revenge, smeared the opposition 38-6. Leading 32-0 at halftime, the Conunodores used their second and third teams to give them experience, thus little scoring was done. The Commodores opened the league season against powerful Allegheny. Right from the kickoff the game proved to be a hard-fought battle, featuring outstanding football on both sides. However, Perry, sparked by Tom Scher- er's pass catching, won by a 26-13 score, thus sinking Allcgheny's hopes for a winning season. Perry's game with Langley the following week proved to the team that you canit rely on past laurels. Trailing 13-0 at halftime, Perry capitalized on a blocked punt hy Fedunok and a pass to Scherer to set up two touchdowns. The extra points were good, giving Perry a 14-13 victory over an under-rated opponent. The Commodores, eager to continue their winning ways, trounced their arch rival, the Oliver Bears, in a game at Oliver High Stadium by a 28-0 score. As in past encounters this game proved to be a rough and tumble affair, but Oliver, completely outclassed by the lighting Commodores, was Hnally overcome. Perry next met Fifth Avenue in a game at the Perry Field which proved to be one-sided. Fifth Avenue, being completely outclassed and outplayed, left the field holding the tail end of a 46-0 score. Perry scored at will during the entire game and received only a few threats by Fifth Avenue to score. The Commodores, in the final league game against the Carrick Raiders, absorbed a stun- ning 20-3 defeat. The Raiders led at halftime by a slim 7-3 margin due to a long run by a Carrick back and Perry's failure to score a touch- down from Carrickis 10-yard line. The play in the second half centered in midfield until the last four minutes, when Carrick scored twice to achieve its victory. Basketball Perry's varsity basketball team finished the 1954-55 season with a not-too-impressive record. The Commodores, over-all record shows five wins and twelve defeats. In league competition Perry's hoopsters won two and dropped ten as they finished in sixth place. Individual scoring honors went to Rich Kla- von. Ed Garland took the school record with thirty-six points in one game. Some of the brighter moments during the season came in dropping a tight game to Lang- ley 71-69 and in the exciting win over Allegheny Vocational 75-42. Page Eighty BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: C. LaScola, D. Cucl ert, j. Muth, R. Garland. Standing: H. Marxen, R. KI: von, E. Snodgrass, J. Calda, Calda, S. Schubel, Coach 0. Go don. -4. ui Nlutli llicll Kluvou loc Gulclu Cluu-lx LZlSL'Olil Don cilIL'lxlll Guard Guard Ccnter Forward Forward l'c'rry l'c'i'ry l'01'i'y Pvrry lk-rrp l'c'1'1'x lxlerryv Pcrry Pvrry Perry Pf'1'1'y Pcrry l'c1'1'y l'v1'1'y Pci'1'y IJCITB. FINAL RESULTS UF THE BASKETBALL SEASON 1954 - 55 Clouucllvy Yocutioiiul .,.. Nortli Allcgliciiy .... ,. Alumni ...........,.........,...... xV2lSl1ilIQ'l0ll Yocutiouul Soutli Hills ................... Allvglieiiy cl211'l4lCli .... Oliver ............................ Allegllciiy Vocational .... I ,aligley ..................... . Soutli Hills .... Alleglwny Cil1'l'lCli ..... Oliver ...............,....,....... Alle-gliciiy Vocational .... I ,zuiglvy ....................... lnterscholastic Sports Coached by- CIIIICSTICII A. SNIITII known as Smitty . . . has iwcn at Pc-rry sim-0 H125 . . . tcuciivs hy- givm- and cozlclu-s cross-coin1t1'y . . . fzivoritc siclvlim- is l7i1OtUjll'1l13ilj', il field in which hc has won many prim-s . . . will hc l'CIllCll1iJCl'L'Ci for his Irish svttc-1' and his spa-vclws ut pop rallies . . . 1-spa-cially likm-s coaching swimming . . i'zu'oritv saying. NVh0n I was ll hoy . . . . . . l'02lL'ilC'li l'vi'1'y's football team in 1932 wha-11 wc lust won thc' city Q-lmmpifmship. i Iivluw, l.:u'ry lluilcx' is sc-t on thc- mairkg wlnili- all right thc- runm-rs lmvc lm-ft H I f -1-r m ...ix Swimming SWIMMING TEAM First Row: R. Corsello, S. Ieals, J. Studeny, R. Smith, .. Haller. Second Row: R. Santom, D. lall, A. Hall, C. Wagman. Third Row: H. Finke, J. Civ- ns, T. Hays, I. Koontz. This year,s aqua-men Went through a rather unsuccessful season of swimming. The Com- modores, lack of experienced swimmers and in- terested boys proved to be a handicap in this sport. Perry was defeated in the seasonls opener by a score of 43-32 at Butler High School. The close- ness of this meet was shown by the fact that the winner was decided in the last event. ln their second attempt away from home, the Commodores missed the honors by fourteen points, bowing to Westinghouse 441f2-30Vz. The following Week against Peabody their losing streak was stretched to three meets by a score of 51 to 24. Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry RESULTS OF THE SWIMMING SEASON 32 .,.... 3015 24 .,,... 71 46 ..,... 24 ...... 15 ..... 21 ...., 20 ...... Butler 43 Westinghouse 4415 Peabody 51 Connelly Voc. 34 .. Carrick 27 South Hills 51 Oliver 58 Allegheny 54 Langley 55 Page Eighty-tlm-4 Connelley was 1natched with a more experienced and much improved Perry squad, and the aqua-men had little trouble defeating these opponents 71-34. Continuing in fine spirit, the home team chalked up another victory at the following meet with Carrick. The Perryites trounced the Carrick men 46 to 27, advancing their winning streak to two. South Hills proved to be the hoax to break the winning streak at the fol- lowing meet by a score of 51-24. Oliver, Allegheny, and Langley had no trouble overthrowing the home squad in the following three meets. Oliver won by a score of 58-15. Allegheny followed with a 54-21 victory over the Commodores, and Langley finished off the season by winning 55-20. VVhile the Perry team took only two out of nine meets, the drafting of several likely prospects for 11ext season brings hopes of greater successes. Cross - Countr X-C0 UNTRY TEA Kneeling: T. Mada- Marshall, R. Hrisak Scherrer, J. Curtin Niiler. Standing: G. Dow I. Royston, D. Ing L. Bridge, R. Blasiu Brush, I. Hrisak, I. ter, F. Dickey. The 1954 Commodore cross-country team, sponsored by Coach Smith, had an outstanding year, winning three dual meets, placing second in city and tenth in the state championship meet. The Hrst meet took the team to Alcoma Country Club Where the Penn Indians were defeated easily. Fred Dickey took first place in this meet. Next Latrobe High invaded Riverview and gave the Perryites a lesson in how to lose gracefully. The bright spots in this meet were Dickey's victory and the good showings of George Downer and Bob Hrisak. Brentwood was the next to try its luck against the high-flying Commodores. Brentwood was no match for Perryis team and was easily defeated. Fred Dickey capped the individual honors in this meet. Page Eighty-four The men in green from Allderdice were next to visit the Riverview course and came within three points of sinking the Commodore's ship. Perry finally pulledi through 29-26. Don Watzman of Allderdice won this meet, Dickey took seeon . In the final dual meet of the season Perry journeyed to Schenley Park and took on a good Langley team. Led by their star runner, Paul Jessup, Langley sent the Perryites down to defeat. The city championship followed. Perry, Langley, Allderdice, and South Hills were entered. Langley once more proved too strong for Perry, and the Commodores were forced to settle for second place, fifty points ahead of the third place team. Paul Jessup took the honors as individual city champion, followed hy Don Watzman of Allderdice, Bill Morrow of South Hills, and Perry's Fred Dickey. Three Commodores, Fred Dickey, George Downer, and Dick Brush, finished in the Iirst ten. Perry qualified six runners for the state championship at State College, Pennsylvania. In this meet Dickey placed eighteenth, a high for a Perry runner. Downer placed in position fifty-three, Brush, seventy-eight, Bob Hrisak, ninety- fourg John Hrisak, one hundred five, and Ron Blasius, one hundred twenty-three. Bob Hrisak was elected captain for next year, and Pete Marshall was named Outstanding Sportsman. FINAL RESULTS WINNER MEET TEAM INDIVIDUAL Perry Penn ....... Perry ,,.. ..,.. F red Dickey, Perry Perry-Latrobe . ....... Latrobe . .. .,..,.. Fred Dickey, Perry Perry Brentwood ,. .. .... Perry .,... ,...,..,.. F red Dickey, Perry Perry Pcrry Taylor Allclerdice .. Langley ,.., ..,............,..,.. Perry .... Don Weitzman, Allderdicc Langley . ..... Paul Jessup, Langley CHAMPIONSHIP MEETS City Championship Meet-Perry, second-Fred Dickey, Fourth State Championship Meet-Fred Dickey, eighteenth Royston leads the pack over the tough course. Coach Smith points out thc hazards of the course. . 0 ' 1- 'a Q Q i ' 'v y',p..f..t P f,1ii:s,ff 1. ! uv , 4 U M L1 1 f QM i , M fx, NWWW df , 1 avg-w. Ml . ' mg-Q wtf 31 N 2 vw' w, up xf -- 71? 'gtg-'Sq-fflg' 52 654.4 + 2, aw 5 5-A T ,V ui L ill!! 5 , A E'-Ng+sfg w'f'5,f-.. 3, yn ..,: A? VW k . wr:-,, 7 D , 5 x ml gg i dy 5 , .XL. ' L L A T , up f -fi ' ,' , 1. A4 41 rv f 'Z iw is fi? ' 5-Q -f1?3f 'il' .. ' psf, V ge by .Ki ,363 4Z,f .X A , gg W - -, Q? , iq,-.,,.g -K yi if. XL , Wg ' Q3 41 f A sm if L-if 5' ' ef H , X 4, f J. 2 A ?.,1 Q A 1 I Ft X X 5 9 el -My 'X m f ,xx-K. Q an 'Wf a fiif if 7 .J 4' V 5 O 4 4 X, ,K ,g Q I 1 5 2 XA g ' .Y ' K , X L 1-me-are 'wwf 5 A , Liikffiv AV. f .Z R I A ra., Y 'Q M Visions of Sugar Plums Danced in Their Hfgads ltis Cl11'iStl1l1lS tinn: alt thu Purry High Biology Club. gm- Eighty-viglmt . ,. 1 'flu- 4 ' l'zn11-Niilcly Majors-tte Club The Majorcttc Club is composed of cadets and thc prcscnt inurching mnjorcttcs. One of the chief qualifications for cntrancc into thc clnh is an A or 11 B grade in physical cdncution. In ordcr to lwcomc 11 marching majorctte, 11 cadct must havc coniplctcd at lcust two scincstcrs of thc club training. Undcr thc direction of Miss Mildrcd Snodgrass, these cadets will soon fill thc sliocs of glllillliltlllg inujorcttcs. MAIORETTES First Row: Hcnd M: jorcttc Sandra Kaitus Second Row: V. Hcz- M. Sclmtzcl, M. Cal liraitli. N. Bcrnstc Third Row: j. Cass, Bcnincalsal, M. M Laughlin, M. Scifci I. llzlcncl MAIORETTE CLI First Row: I. Cass, Bcnincusn, M. Siefe V. Hess, M. Scliatzi S. Killl1SlI1. M. Ca hruitli, N. Bcrnstei M. McLaughlin, Ilzlcncl Second Ro' C. Pittncr, S. Lcrsc R. Smith. C. Munn S. Kylcr. J. Kirsch. I Pcllittcro, ll. Rc incvcr Third Row: Murccllus, ll. Bak' ll. Alai-L-lu-sv, I. SL-ln thc-is. L. Pitrnsn, NVnltt-rs. D. Santini ART SERVICE lck Row: H. Ander- 1, S. llolmcs, Al Jbinauti, D. McClel- ul. nl. ltcsliovac, N li. V. Robinson. B -nomo, E. Crt-lling Claytor. B. Baker Bankowski. E. llarj B , A. Camp, launs Front Row: T. ay. -I. Pittman, A. lrrisnn, Nl. Bruce. P. fun. l'. Dec, L. :mc-lfcl, T. Stover 'ROJ ECTIONIST CLUB 'st Row: B. Lum-ll. Slllllt. D. Stuplicns. Coltz. E. llag- ier, nl. Lclnnan, R. nner, C. Downer, Klocs Second Row: Marshall. R. Bla- s, H. Nelson, B. 1-der, B. Gibson, 1. yston Third Row: Yates, ll. Porter, C. .rtin, l , Loelnu-r, Erb. B. XVatcu- ml, B. YVashburn urth Row: D. llcn- lg. ll. llockenlmcrry, flriffin, B. llocli, E. lore. T. Dolan. XV. mt a Art Service The Art Service Club, under the direction of Mrs. Rose 15. Lundgren, makes posters for the school. The stage scenery need- ed for the senior play is provided by this club. Anything that needs to be done in the art department is undertaken by this club. Projectionist Under the instruction of Mr. Henry E. McKelvy, these boys learn about the movie projectors so that they may be of service to teachers who Want to use films in their classes and clubs. l A -- Page Ninety-one Milroy Club Page Ninety-two OFFICERS President i .. .. 4. ,A.......,..,,.............,....,.....,. jeff Kerr Vice President ....... ...... R onald Santom Secretary ......... ........ A nn Peiffer Treasurer ..... ..... D on Hammel Milroy is a social club, affiliated with Perry only in the fact that its members are Perryites. Its purpose is to provide recre- ation, build character, and promote leadership. Membership is open to any Perry student in grades 9B through 12A upon paying semester's dues and obtaining a mem- bership card. This year, under the leadership of its enthusiastic oflicers, Milroy members had the pleasure of visiting Dormont recreation center. For the convenience of all, dances are held on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7:30 to 9:30 and 8:00 to 11:00 respectively. Also for students, convenience there are two clubs, the Hi-Y for boys and Milroyettes for the girls. These two separate groups meet once every two weeks and occasionally get together for an event such as the Christmas dance. RAMATIC CLUB st Row: L. Pace. B. ter, ll. lloyd, L. Chesney. H. john- 1, ll. Lewis. C. rlnly, L. Sweitzer. Brown Second vv: S. XVi1'th, -I. teller, ll. Cadd. C. nnan. C. NIL-Millen, Lerza. C. Blake Sehleuning, N. ch, A. llatch, D. nnglier, ll. Holt- ver, ll. Sehondel- ver Third Row: Nl. rr. L. Miller, Nl. . L. Broerinan. B. li, C. Atkinson, P. Murray, M. Ogden. XYaldorf SIIOVVTIME st Row: I. Silnen- ger, B. Yoehim, B. e Second Row: C. nnerrnan, I. XVag- , B. Baker, ll. angler. C. Ni'N'Silll- P. Curski, F. NVag- , R. Kirsch Third vv: M. Baan-lic, C. rxen, L. Skender, Certlcr. F. Snead, Cassell, B. VVal- P. Soldatas Dramatic Club This club. a new one this semester, though not new to Perry, has given two assembly programs for junior high school this year. One was at Halloween, while the other was at Christmas time. Under the supervision of Miss Helen Ewing, the Dramatic Club has ln-come a very beneficial organization at Perry. Officers President ,. .. . ..... .. .... .. , .. Hester Lewis Secretary .. ,. .,,.., ...... C aryl Gormly Treasurer ..... .....,..... . ,. Rose Johnston Program Chairman .... Linda Lerza Showtime This club offers training for the field of entertainment as well as the more serious concert stage with an opportunity to sight-read music, play and analyze different types of music. It is from this club that many of the soloists for the Spring Concert are obtained. The sponsor is Mr. Stevan G. Amhrits. Page Ninety-lhrc Q .humx Homemakws The purpose of the Iunior Homemaker's Cluh is to intro- duce junior girls to homemuking and to give them un opportunity to do things that they don't have time for in class, The girls have made candles to sell and have Worked with the Luncheon Clulm on the Christxnus dinner for 11 needy family. Luncheon lub To suggest possihle solutions for home problems that may confront its inemhers after graduation, the Luncheon Club. under the direction of Miss Patricia Miller, Works hard. This semester ull the girls' mothers were invited to lunch. Six members were invited to lunch also. Christmas cookies were sold to get money to provide ll dinner for a needy family. At present the cluh is working on plans to remodel the little kitchen. Ufflcers President ,. . .. .,.....................,., Carol Lehman Vice President . .. ,. Laura Miller Secretary and Treasurer ,. . lanet Hawkins Page Nllll'lY-lllllll' IUNIOR IIOMEMAKERS IFirst Row: I. Dwig- gins. S. Crow-, li. Klaus., Nl. Lippert, C. Moody, A. flillllllfl S e con d R ow: C. Cropp. N. Koster, J. Park, M. Sinnnons. il. Kuntz. Nl. lDCL'llll'l', l.. Edgar, D. lluyer Third Row: C. lluggerty. B, Collins. ll. llellnling. K. Guru, T. Kulwicki, L. Boice. ll. llllffllllllls N. Knuliel. ll. Lurli, li. Montgonu-rv, Nl. Lilllfilll LUNCIIEON CLUB First How: ll. Kelly, I. Lewzuiclowslii S. Klll'2lS Second Row: M. Brown. C. lleielile, li. Curlund. H. Duty, ll. xY1lltl'l'S, Rl. Price Third Bow: M. Ott. A. Meyerl, Miss Mil- ler, I. llnwkins. C. Lelnnmn, J. Lithgow. L. Miller. l. Penrod CABIE CLUB 'irst Row: N. Covert, D -dish, M. Dillnnl, P. Fah- G. Hitson, I. Mclrnuglm- C. Clark, J. Adams, C. get. econd Row: C. Solomon, Smith, L. Knut, P. Smidl, Crnwshaw, D. l'loman 1 Werderher, M. McCzxnd- hird Row: C. B4-nna, 1. Aer, D. Stewart, J. Thom- l. Bzlrlmor, P. Roclylm-1's, Klvmm, M. Escolt. SERVICE CLUB irst Row: I. Pe-iffvr, M. M. Bnrkus, R. D1-lunnv, Avbi, P. SilI'V1Sl', I. Beu- :cnnd Row: D. R:-dmnn, Voland, G. Adams, E. son, B. Maier, I. Cold, .usk. llird Row: I. Collins, J. venne, C. Corzocll, R. walls. Page Ninety-six CONDITIONING CLUB First Row: J. Mcllugh. li. Sillltillll, I. Fedunok. VVul- dron, B. Tliolnpson, R, Klu- von, I. Cucoliec. li. Zito. ll. Miller Second Bow! ll. Stool. J. Studcny, J. Cueoliec, P. Balserak, D. Zunic. P. Cuar- Lllllil, Niccyorslci Third Row: C. Lu Scola, H. Stuub, J. Muth, L. Clark, F. Snod- grass, P. Cordon Fourth Row: R. Scherrer. T. Scher- er, R. Cuckcrt, H. Murxen. H. Rock, C. Lee, ll. Lerach Fifth Row: J, Kerr, 'l'. Bug- lev. C. Zervos STAGE CREYV First Row: li. lluglnuicr. T. Xludcv. ll. Swedish Second Row: D. Ingram. J. llicllzucl- son, I. Royston. A. Ulrich Third Row: ll. Sehutte. B. Reeder, L. Cecil Conditioning Club The purpose of this club is to teach the boys sportsmanship and to help them keep in good physical condition for the various sports offered. As a result of the program of the Conditioning Club, under the leadership of Coach Oliver Gordon, the boys developed one of Perryis best football teams. Stage Crew The Stage Crew, under the sponsorship of Mr. Iames S. Dickson, sets the stage for plays and assemblies and cleans up afterwards. Future plans include preparing for the Senior Play, Spring Concert, and Commencement. Foreman: Edwin Hagmaier TRAVEL CLUB at Row: P. Duty, XVagncr, B. Ilccli, Pittnt-1, S. Kylcr, Kcclcn. J. 'l'liulnp- , A. Icdliclca, Al. b, C. Morris, N. lnan, J. Dumont Barrick. S. Vvltc. licdcnricli, bl. nanl-cr. Nl. lladj- tz. A. Kalas QECTRIC CLUB it Row: Il. Cassell, Puff, Al, Bndykc, I. ilcr, T. Kirkbridc, Bean, E. Cnodcn and Row: K. Ole- hl. Ke-rr. C. Hurd, li0lHlJilCll, D. Cer- r, ll. Paulat, H. -tx. ll. Pacining, I. ipcl. C. Kcil, L. il. C. liinclic, D. lmlms, Pm-trmic CHESS CLUB t Row: D. Fcnncll, .Vt-iss, A. Lacy. P. scralc, C. Rolilcdcr. Romney Second V: C. Mcrtl, C. lcy. T. Lobaugli, Ye Fallc, L. Fans- B. Blcuel, D. cland Third Row: 'usatc-ri. B. Hrisak, Slannas, J. Maca- , D. YVusliington, Nlillcr, j. Thmnas. Auglicnbaugli, xl. Elroy Travel Club Undcr thc direction of Miss Anna Simon, the nieinbcrs of Travel Club learn more about interesting places in the city of Pittsburgh and take an interest in the city itself. To visit several places in the city, such as the courthouse, various hospitals, and industries, are plans of the future. At the present the members are Working on a project for Childrenis Hospital, are making scrap books, and are taking trips. President ,.,....., ...,,. . .. Rosalie West Secretary , . ., .. Sally Ann Kyler Treasurer .. ,. ,.... ...,..,..,, . . Bonnie Barraclc Electrical Experime-nter Under the supervision of Mr. Carl A. Komin, the Electrical Experimenter Club is taught new ideas in the field of clectronics. radio, and television. C ess Club Mr. lVerner E. Buker, the sponsor of the Chess Club, teaches thc boys the tactics ot playing chess. Future plans include play- ing ditterent schools in regularly scheduled meets. Page Ni:.ety-scvcn xgu- Nim-tx'-vi l Senior Red Cross Uncler the direction of Miss Ella F. Martin, the Senior Real Cross makes favors for the veterans in hospitals, packs Christmas lmoxes for the children overseas, takes a collection each year for the Rc-cl Cross, anal tries to luring happiness into the lives of others lc-ss fortunate. OFFICERS l'rc'siclent .......... .,....,..................... B l2l1'gill't't l'1'ice Vice Presiclent ..... .... L vnea Lawrence Secretary .......... ........ C arol Long Treasurer .. joan Brown Camera Club Nlr. Chester L. Smith, sponsor of the Cam- era Club, tries to get people with cameras more interestecl in them. A fan must know the parts of a camera and how to work a camera. Mr. Smith also helps the members to set up a studio, with a clark room for people to work in. SENIOR RED CHO? First Row: I. Pelletti I. Brown, C. Long, Price, I.. Lawrence, Rice. Second Row: I. Hnn' B. Goldinger, M. Hit! N. Knlvher, D. Ilannli j. Frisco, 1. Studi. CAMERA CLUB First Row: R. Harp L. Skvnder, M. Kneelar 1. Schaefer. Second Row: R. II ly. N. Tlxomn. D. F4-ill. CA FETICHI.-K CIYKIKIITTEE Ifirsf Row: I', Ilulu II. Iimrck, II. Helly, I Il.nnIx:u'h. A. Kngle, XYnIdron, ,I. I'i-iller, K flto, VI. Kerr. Smcond How: C. Ilexv- letl, XI. I'rice. X. Kulch er, I.. NX agnmli, II Ilaxes, I. Long. D. Lu nic. XY. Stock. IHIY5' SXVININIING CLUB Ifirsl Now: X. IILAII, linens, II, Ifinke, Ii Smith. Second How: Ilus- ehek, KI. Murphy. II, 1,14 If. Ilapiln-n. I3 si-nxil-Ii. S. N Gatto, j, Koontz sello. ID. Ilall, Third How: II. I., IIAIIIUF. ill. II.iys, Sludeny. Page Ninety-ninc . Marku- Ieuls. S ' , II. Lor- Snntom. Cafeteria Committee The Cafeteria Committee, under the supervision of Mrs. Eva Yockev, has the sole responsibility of keeping order during the lunch periods. Perry may he proud of its student run cafeteria, for the cafeteria is one ot the few of its kind in the citv. These students sell tickets, watch the lunch lines, and provide the recorded music hy means of a juke hox. Co-chairmen: Anita Kagle and .lim XVaIdron. Boys' Swimming Club These hovs mix husiness with pleasure every Nlonday. Their husiness is keeping in practice for the future swimming meets hy swimming long distances without tiring. picking up speed, and keeping their bodies generally in good shape. Under the instruction of Coach Chester L. Smith the hovs' real goal is to make a stronger. taster. more skillful swimming team. Dnlll - H ljLCf,ll1'IllIIlKlI'l'll atin lub- Laeti Latini The purpose of the I,atin Cluh is to enlarge the hackground of the Latin students by giving programs related to the Roman daily life, religion, and literature. To give more information on Roman life, public and private, is another purpose. The sponsor is Miss lilizalieth Stornifels. OFFICERS Duo Consules . .. . Patricia Freed, Kay VVallaee Scriha .................... ...............,.......... l ietsy Yochini Praefectus aerarii .. ,,., , john Macaluso Driver Education The purpose of the Driver Education Cluli is to teach to thc students the proper mental attitude toward driving rather than the physical attitude. In thc future, Mr. Michael Zukovich, the sponsor, plans to have various talks on the snhject of driving. LATIN CLUB Seated: C. Hilliare Claytor, D. Fischer XVallaee, F. I,illll'illl Standing: I. Macs B. Yochini, I. Bish. Storwnfels, P. I .ang P. Freed. DRIVER EDUCAT First Huw: E. Got C. Bissontz. C. Burk C. Fineke. Second Row: G. nuns, A. Liniheris, Hnnjanin, D. Rector Kaelin, A. Pohf. Third Row: I. H vue. D. Mefflellauid. IEERLEADERS to Right: A. Ka l. llock. M. Utt rlon, l'eillier, 1' ll. Day. ll. Gard- .. Channplin. XLS' LEADERS t How: C. Kaul, C N. Koster. ll -r. A. Kaglc. E ich. ll. CL-ily. l' , K. llouck. and Row: P. Klos- Miller. C. Criss- xl. Ott, l'. Mill, ll rlin, M. Km-1-land lstein, C. Lnrk, C '. K. Yollz. d Row: I. Pt-iffer wlett, li. Hclhling ra, S. Allardice, I, pf, S. Barilla, L ll. llocli. 1, llll- Cheerleaders Uur cheerleaders are certainly the next llllP0l'tilllli thing to the football teain at our football games as they keep the stands roaring with enthusiasm whether we are winning or not. At tho basketball games. though the crowds are not swarming over the hleachers, they keep spirit up among the spectators who are there. These girls are filled with school spirit and convey this feeling to the students at all times and should he commended for a joh well done. Girls' eaders Club This cluh is one for girls interested in athletics in grades nine through twelve. These girls under the guidance of Miss Mary Esther llanisey not only learn the techniques of haskethall, volleyball, and other sports. but also they learn how to get along with others and the principles of fair play. OFFICERS President ..... ........................ E sther Dainbach Secretary .. .......... Anita Kagle Treasurer ..... .... l larlmara Gardner Pa ge Une llundrcd-ont A Cappella Choir l'n'sl lion: if, Xlufflu-sxuvy, Cl. lhnss. ll. llmlnnm, l'. Snru-l'. Cl, Xll-yt-rs,1I, Null, j. Anllll, l'. lluln-r. ll, lily, Xl, Ulf mlvn, X. Ula-luluulx, l'. XX.nl:lm'l. M-4-mul lion: Xl. Cl.nllwr.nill1. lb. l'.np1-, bl. ll.1rtm.m, l., Silmln-L lt. lim-lx. Xl. liittvr. Xl. llurlxus. D. liannlu-y, A. ll.nt4l1. ll. l.-suns. K.. lKl.nlw. I. C.-nmly. 'l'llir1l lluu: X. NM-xlt-xxluanulsu-ln. l', llvll. lf, Suru-r. ll Divlll. II. lx:-rr, l.. lln-mluv. ll. l.a1mlwrl, lt. lmlcl. XY. ltt-mll.u'l, ll. lulr, Xl, Xlc-lsluulllln. l. C11-llmlrll, Xl. Su-ln-rt, X. llucll, l.. McCl1r'sllm'y, ltunrllu llun: ll, l'vlmm.m, lt. ifl1.uuplm. CI. l.rmL!, ll. l':lqn'. XY. ll:-llmam. I.. XN:n1rn.n1, I. l.unu, lf. llnulh-1. 17. Xulw, li. llmm. C.. Xl.ulm. l7. ilrululvs. ll. XX.u'm-V. l'. Nlnllluwxs. l.. llulllmpl, ll. SL-lmmlu-llm-311. M N , N 'l'l1is Ufgilllllilllllll is mu' ol' tllv most alctivc' ul usn' ' ' Q tlmsc in l'c1'ry lligll St-luml. Dun' to tlw allmsvncr' Mllsiti 0 ol' its clil'0L'tm', Nliss Cilmsun, tllv Clltlll' was , umlt-r tlu' clirvction of Xlrs. xlilflklll l.. Kivstvl MUSIC . . . for tht- first Sl'lllK'Sll'l' ol' tllis j'l'1ll'. During tllalt timv tllc' clloir smug lm' Upvn llousv, XYm'l4l Daly' ut' ljI41lj'K'l' ill tllv Nurtll ldlltl l'l'vslJytv1'iz11l Cflmurcll. 'l'lllll'1l'I IIICKS AND CHICK IIARNIONIZIC ml Sm-zltul: ll. lull- Stmnling: ll. .-Xu zmcl tht- ammml Clumllt--I.iglmt Sn-1'x'iuv nt Nlllts kv 1, wlmnm W IMIHIVHI l'1'c-slvytm-riunl Cilnm-lm. Ot cmlrsv. tlw clmir wus l'K'QlllLll'ly sc-lwcllllml to sing tlw l,0I'll.S l,l'2lj'l'l for c-x'vl'y Scnior .-Xsscmlmly. l':nQv Um- l lumlrvxl-lwu OFFICERS l,l'l'Slllk'llt .,.. l,c-wis Xlllqlmlzlll Vim' l,l'l'SlClt'Ill .... ,lvllq Kvrl' Svc-l'vtzl1'y' .. Xlury Xll'l,2lllQllllll rl'l'K'ilSlll'lxl' .... .... l Tick .-Xlllw Biology Club This ambitious club, under the leadership of Mr. Chester Irons, provided substantial contributions to the D. T. Watson Home, cancer and leprosy funds, and nurses' scholarships. The money was raised through an annual auction which was supported by the community as well as students. The Thursday meetings were educational and entertaining. Speakers discussed such subjects as Physical Therapy, Cancer, Leprosy, and even the Care of Dogs. The Christmas program found Mr. Irons portraying jolly old Saint Nick to under-privileged children of the near-by com- munity. As added entertainment, a girls, trio, the Tunettes,v were invited to provide music for the occasion. OFFICERS President ........ ...... I im Bodyke Vice President .... ...... H arry Finke Secretary ...... ...... B arbara Cadd Treasurer ..... ..... D ale Smith THE BIOLOGY CLUB HELPS THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY Page One Hundred-three Library Staff First llow: M. Cook, R. Chaunplin, D. Fischer, Pvllettiro, I. DuMont, P. Flynn, B. B:-dison, C Kunz, M. lisa-uit, .-X. Piefh-r, M. Sir-fr-rt, I. Cz-rhnrdt, F. Ceasn. Second Row: M. NV:-idle, D. Bannlwy, C. Billings, P. Mr-Laughlin, J. Hairtnnni, S. Spring, N. Al- bright, K. VVnllau-4-, Corhit, T. Blusins. M. Gr-rstncr, H. Spangler, E. Bills, J. Thoinzis, M. Lune, B. Stump l'. lim-ilsti-in, H. Paige, Miss Zych. Third Row: M. Ritter, C. McChesney, D. Pape, M. Ott, V. Robinson, V. Haynes, P. Dee, G. jackson J. llobinson, j. Brown, B. Volaind, B. Klennn, L. Smith, B. Sim-we, M. Price, C. Zinnnernnin. Fourth Row: C. Bissoutz, N. Eck, B. Bonomo, L. Switzer, P. McMurray, H. Lewis, C. Corzoch C. lilzilw. P. lleh, L. Lerzn, D. Lobingier, L. Skinder, I. Horrick. C. Clnytor, M. Lndolf, A. Hatch. S. Allar dim-1-, C. ciilflllly. B. Boyd, ll. Johnston, C. Nuvsinml. L. Miller, bl. liitllgow. This group of students helps Miss Marie Zych to make our library the fine one that it is. Members of the staff work before and after school and during study periods when they can give the time. This is perhaps one of the best methods of showing school spirit. l':1gc-One Ilnndred-four SENIOR COUNCIL Seated: C. Lnrk, E VVnlrlorf, C. Crissman, C Buczkowski, N. VValtcrs.. V. Hi-ss, 1. Br-nincnsn, j l'lilTl'il'li. D. Davis, D llcdmnn. B. Guild. Standing: P. Fri-cd, F c..-am, n. nan, 1. sml vi-r, li. Hrisak. K. Fraser D. ML-Clellanul, I. Rcsko- vnc, ll. Zito. 1. Km-rr, D. Davis, P. Matviyn, I. Cal- colicv, T. Long, D. Tun- stall, I. McHugh, C. Lehman, li. Santoin. Missing: T. Madcy, I. Studi, D. Nix-haus, J. lloclykc, H. Paulnt, A. Pin-fer, VV. Parker, J. Nor- ris. JUNIOR COUNCIL First llow: li. Li-rncli. ll. Baker, vice pres., 5. Kylvr. A. jecllickal. C. Nloskum, L. Skencler, I. l7ralscr, B. Gcrtler, E. VVnlsh, H. Young, K. Cum. Second Row: D. Hag- er, C. Gropp, l.. Smith, K. XVnllnce, S. Lersch, ll. Swcclish, L. Lawrence, P. Davis, C. Pittncr, li. lloacli, ll. Frederick. Senior Council Senior Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Eva Yockcy, consists of representatives of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Council, which has two representatives from each home room, tries to improve students' understanding of the rules and regulations of the school. Each semester Council launches a campaign which is expected to improve the school. Senior Cabinet: jeff Kerr, presi- clcntg Ronnie Suntom, Harry Finke, Durellc Davis, Flo Gcasa, Dale Tun- stall, and Don ML-Clelland. Junior Council junior Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Eva Yockey, is composed of two students from each of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade home rooms. It contributes much to the general welfare of the entire school. -lunior Council supports the Senior Council in most of its projects and takes on many of its own. Junior Cabinet: Kay Wallace, pres- ident, Sherry Lcrscll, Harriet Baker, Sally Kylcr, and llonzilml Stool. Page One llunclrccl-l'ix i Perryscope The pnrposc of the school papcr is to inform tht- stndvnts of the nc-ws of the school. Tho l'01'1'yscopc, under the snpvr- vision of thc sponsor, Miss Nlaiydcssiv Bhlyncy, has snccvc-ded in 1lCCOIllI7iiSi1illf.f this pnrposv hy putting ont twclvv issues during this your. Thr- ofiicvrs urv: Co-editors - Ervd Uickvy, jnri Niilcrg Copy Editor-l3a1'hu1'z1 NVurncrg Associatc Editor--Iunct Lith- gowg Ftttltllft' Editor- Ethel Wzlldorfg Sports Editor - Larry Ilullc-ig linsinc-ss NIZIIIEIQOI' - Lewis Wugmun. Q BOSSES OF PERRYSCOPE AT WORK Left to Right: B. Lznnhcrt, 1. Niilvr, 'l'. Hays, -I. Lithgow. F. Dickey. N. lfricd. L. Hulh-r. B. NVau'm-r. D. Lohingivr. L. NVugin:1n. E. VVillliOl'f. Palgm- Om- I Inndrvd-six TIIE PERRYSCOPE STAFF: TOMORROW'S JOURNALISTS A BAND at Row: A. Mattcrn, B. B. Voland, D. Chon- y, R. Ps-travic, P. Gur- . Ebitz, C. Marxen, S. llus, S. Pusateri. und Row: P. Tauscn, Zrauss, I.. Hedize, D ard, B. Rubakcr, I 'nba-ry, B. Tolc. F. L-r. rd Row: F. Snead, P C. Matters, R. Roach mefcr, C. Zimmerman iff. R. Scliutte. R. Os- I.. Wm-lful. ORCHESTRA I Row: fl. Dumont, M P. Soldntos, K. Gard- fi. Baacke, B. Barrick ld, K. YVallace, B. Yol C. Wigley. and Row: R. Hrisak, D r, B. Tolc, I. Schaefer. L-hm-ck. H. Cliaunpliu, :lx-s, P. Freed, V. Hess. 'd Row: J. STIIIUINITIHL- Cassell, R. Kirsch, P. , A. I-lull, L. Woelful. 7 nmcrmani, B. Vhillacc, cud. Band Our Perry Band provides the entertainment at half-time for the football games during the fall season. ln the spring the band takes an active part in the Spring Concert under the baton of Mr. Steven Anibrits. The Urchestra The Perry High School Orchestra, also under the direction of Mr. Ambrits, provides music for both junior and senior assem- blies on Fridays. The orchestra takes a more active part in the Spring Concert than does the band. This year the show Carou- seln was chosen to be portrayed by the Showtime Club, which is made up of the outstanding orchestra members. Page One llundrcd-seven ggi lub . . - . . , 'Hu' nznnc- ling: is ialkm-n irnln tin' first two lvttvrs ln HOV :incl lylrl. llu' c-lnlv is spmnsmvcl by Niiss litllcl Hoiwrts. Tlivrc arc ciglit CIZIIICCS ll YUZIV, incl 4-zwli ni' thc- ciglit c'cmnnittc-1-s is iicici rcspmisiblc- for onc ciuncv. lh-f1'csi1- . 1 lnvnts 'uw' pmxiclc-cl for mu-li ciuncv. This club consists only of twciftll uin- OFFICERS Ianni-s Curtin l lun-mm' cil'llSil l,s-xvis Xxillglllllll Yin- Prvsiciciit Sl'L'I'l'li1l'j' and 'liI'l'ilSlIl'Cl' l,1'L'Siiil'llt ational Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor that Perry High School may confer upon its students. To be eligible for admission a student must be in the upper third of his class in scholarship. In addition to scholastic standing the following qualities of the candidate are considered: character, leadership, and service. Pupils are elected to inembership bv teachers and present active members of the society. This vearis members are: Sue Allardice lanet Benincasa Ronald Blasius Betty Lou Burleigh Fred Dickey Nancy lick llarry lfinlie Ken Fraser Nancy Fried Marilyn Galbraith Florence Geasa Caryl Cormly Paul Curski Joyce Haenel Edwin llagmaier Ann Hatch Virginia Hess Sandra Katusin Barbara Kifer Carol l.elnnan Linda Lerza llester Lewis Ianet Lithgow Marjorie Ludolfl Gail McCleary Don McClelland XVillia1n Nelson Carole Nevsimal Iuri Niiler Mildred Gtt Howard Ravenstalil David Reefer John Reskovac loe Royston Marilyn Sellatzel Marilyn Siefert Lewis VVag1nan Ethel NValdorf Robert XVallace Alan YValker Barbara YVarner VVilliam YVashburn Sally VVirth Robert Yates Ronald Zito Page One llunclrcid-n StaffofThe COMMODORE WILLIAM WASHBURN . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MISS ELIZABETH STORMFELS ADVISOR MR. JAMES 1. MCKEON FINANCIAL ADVISOR MAKE-UP COMMITTEE Seated: Eciitur - E. IIZIZIIILIIUII Standing: I. Pznllovit-li. R. Beining NV. St-lnuttm-, Co-t-clitm'- li. Davis. M' NV:tsl1ln11'n. Absent: AI. I,0I'Il'l'. ART COMMITTEE Seated: N. Hnelm. Editor-N. lfrietl Standing: F. Ct-usa. B. Cntiti, R Seliienning, D. Luiiingier, C. Me Millen, II. Kim-s. P. Kiosky, N. Eek D. Davis, j. Porta-1'. A. Crmms. BUSINESS COMMITTEE Standing: D. Davis. j. Atkinson, R XIOIIZZIIIOXYSIKI, I . Surx'er. B. Sinewe L. l :t11slv1', B. lloyd. Co-t-ciitm'-XY Cassell, DI. Bt-nint'z1sz1. Seated: litlitm'-II. Yates. Absent: Cu-Eciitm' 4 S. Aliatrtlice Crivas, B. Darlwy, Nl. XIL-Laughlin. I Benineasa, S. W'irth, -I. Seheller- Lletivitiesl. D. ltechuau, l'. Sarver. Xl. Ott, Co-editor-S. Katusin. C zrhoui, Nl. Galbraith, XI. Hallmoth, It Sehmmudelnu-yer, S. Wirth, E. NVal- X xYt'itt'l'll2tllH1'Il. A. Harrison, Editor Xlc-Cla-sxiey. lt. Blasius. llslqy, X. Boyer. D Pape, lt. Sehleun- uiq, l. Carotheis, bl. 5llllL'IliT1llgl'1', L. Corloch. l'. NIeNlurray, lt. XValters, C Koslto. 1 l The goal of the yearbook staff as set hy editor, Bill XVash- hurn. is to present a hetter record of the classes, four years in high school. Due to the ahsence of the previous sponsor, Miss Theresa Nlatz. Nliss Elizabeth Storinfels has taken the position this year. The changes made this year include the use of photographed paper sculpture for the divider pages, a record of all four years instead of placing all emphasis upon the senior year, and last hut most important f the name change from the Perryscope to the Coinmodore. This was done to avoid confusion hetween the newspaper and the yearhook. ft as TYPINC COMMITTEE First Row: lt, Sehoudelnieyer, R. Second Row: Nl. Sehatzel, Editor- l,l'I'l:1PuAR'Y CUNIBIITTEE Seated: Xl. liarkus, AI. Lithgow, lt. rl. l'. llch. Standing: L. xvtlglllilll, Co-editor- li. Warner. D. Diehl, l,. Bridge. Absent: Nl. Ogden, H. Lewis. L. PHOTOGRAPHY CUNIBIITTEE Seated: lt. Chainplin, D. Chonto- Standing: lfmlitor 7 Il, Niiler, Co- itor f C. Xlellleary. Ahsent: tl. Hohnquist, Nl. Brown. Page One llunclred-clexen Mai tt Commodore 55 - 5 Tin' IIoIImx'ing Inlvt- l'flIlII'IIJIII1'KI Illlll'Il Io tliv Sll1'l'l'hS UI' tlu- CONINIOIDUIIIC: Kurtz Bros. . Printing Czipilail I'illLKl'iIYIllQ' Ctnnpainy EIIILITIVIIIQ Strmn Studios I,IlUIOfll'll17Ilt'I'S . 1' l3.Q,lN K L41 .-'Wendi 'xv ,' '..'-,,..,- IWIMAI S I'n1t-Ont'IIlllltIl't tI-twvlx1- SPORTS COMMITTEE Left to Right: AI. Mvllngli, I.. Ilanl Ivr, Edittn'-j. Cultltt. Co-cditoi'- Al. Nlntli, -I. Curtin, IV. Nt-Ison. COPY COMMITTEE Left to Right: II. jolniston, C Binkt-, E. VVQIIKIOYI-, Editor - A. Hatch N. McAIIistt-r. C0-vditor-B. Kifvr II. Kirk. L. Switlvr. NI. I.ipsutnnI1. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Seated: C. Atkinson, P. Km-ndrick IJ. Owslvy, I.. Lvrzzi, E. Crvlling. I' I3t'iIstt'in. Standing: Editor - C. Coriniy. Absent: Co-c-difor- I . Ilia-kvy. I ScIivIIt'1'. P11-tty lmt pizza. Oli, Pixma? I fmtlmH l'1L'Vk'l' And in this c01'm-1' . mg. silvut typm- Xyilllllvil drug, Bob? 9 ,Q Ivy, iius L-nhl lllllSil1l'. Eat. drink. and lu' mcrry. BL-lmiml ilu- soc-llvs uf ll vmu Ilflflk 1111-1-film Um: Hull, ym1'l'1- il c l'm tllllglll. svv! lull. E L.,,wA 2 fa V 1 4' P' ,ff , f' ' E., 1 X -1.5 5 , Rug 1' 5 s ,, . 0 h iv., ' . :N ' gf. f 5' r . ..A n . . M f ,, ,mi V' 4., ,Mk Af' 1. .Hn W' HM F I n. -. L. ,.., G5 .. ,W ,, ,, ..:fA'-'N.'GJ-I . .Ms -,w4 .'n 1 N I 'ws Q5 aww Dr. and Mrs. John H. Adams Mr. and Mrs. John H. Adams Mearl Adams Mr. and Mrs. Aebi A. Bt G. Grocery Store - Perrysville Ave. George C. Albright Sr. Nancy Albright Sue Allardice Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Allardice Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Allardice Allegheny Hotel, Warren, Pa. Tony Amadio jim Anderson Anita and Bob Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Anke Dick Anke Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mrs. M. B. Ansell Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Antill Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Antill Iames Antill Richard Anton George Arent Mr. and Mrs. George Arent lanet Armbruster Mrs. Armbnxster Blair D. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson Mrs. Amanda Atkinson Dr. and Mrs. David K. Atkinson Miss Vivian A. Attig Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Auld Geraldine Baird Mr. and Mrs. joseph Bak Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Baker Helen Baker Mr. and Mrs. James D. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bald Dorothy Bambey Dave Banjamin Michael I. Barie Mary Ann Barkus Barry and Sal Major W. F. Barson Dick Barthel Roberta Bauer Nancy Bauer R. T. Becker - Reg. Engineer Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Beining Robert Beining Gene and Ian Benincasa Mr. and Mrs. V. Benincasa Vince and Pat Benincasa Benny, Bebe. Ed, Don Flo, Eddie, joe, and Eddie Best Ralph Betcher Betty and Roger Beverly and Ron Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Beyer Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Black Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blake Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blasius Bill Bleuel Bob - Bud Hev Esso Station jean M. Boggs Alice Bonomo Mrs. Rose Bonomo John S. Borland 8: Co. Printers Mr. and Mrs. Bottle B. Bogda Nancy Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boyer Mrs. H. P. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Brane Bren 6: Boops Brenda, Helen, and Gail Franklin C. Brethauer Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brezina The Bridge Family Mr. and Mrs. Brodengeyer Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Broermen Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown Wilda U. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Brumm Lu Buscetta Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Bush jeanine Carlisle Sam Cala, Barber Miss Helen Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carson Louise Camorda Mr. and Mrs. Dean Campbell Raymond J. Campbell Mrs. R. I. Campbell Mr. C. Cantella Mrs. Ma Carboni Carol anltl,Linda Dr. T. E. Carson Casey's Dairy Store Robert T. Cassell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Cassell William Cassell Ir. Pete Castiglione Edward Coulter Edward Celidonia Mr. Francis Cerar Chas and Guck Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Christopher Ramsey Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clemens Mal Clemens Mrs. Mary Cochran L. Cole Collins Texaco Con Paulo Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Jos. H. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Iohn C. Corbit Mrs. H. V. Cottom Cap es Family Corlgy and joan Eliza Coulter George Cress Mr. Eddie Moser and Crew Page One hundred-fifteen Crispens Garage J. H. Cnmkleton Funeral Home Margaret M. Croup Mr. james Cunningham Cunnirzlgham Sunoco Mr. an Mrs. P. I. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. john Damhuch Bill Danklefsen Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Durkcy Bob Darkey F. N. Darkey Mr. and Mrs. H. Dauer In memory of Harry Daver Durelle joy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William J. Davis Margaret and Jean Delaney Marie Delaney Albert Deitz Mr. and Mrs. C. James Devlin Dick and Carol Di Flooii and her crazy car Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Dillman Mrs. I. G. Diven Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Dodds Mrs. Richard G. Doehla Mrs. William E. Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dohn and Son Don and Es Donna and Pete T. M. Donnermeyer Doug and Ronda Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Drisher Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Drollinger Mr. and Mrs. B. Drogowski Duffin Mr. and Mrs. Eacgon Mr. and Mrs. I. . Eberhard Eberhardfs Diner Mrs. William Eberhardt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Eccles Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Eck Sr. Eddie and Lee Eddy and Ioanne El and Bob Mrs. G. E. Ellenberger Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Elliott The Elmar Gift Shop Elmer and Margie Mr. joseph C. English Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ericson Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Emst Lawrence Eryeman - Plumber Dr. and Mrs. H. Ward Ewalt Ir. Helen I. Ewing ,lack and Regina Faessel Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fanslefr Mrs. I. A. Ferguson Norma Ferraro Flamgletti Hotel Lois Fisher Fischer's Garage Ioan and Paul Fleck Tom Foerster Page One hundred-sixteen Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Alex Folmvr Lois Fortenbacher Franks Pharmacy Frank's Shoe Service 2121 Perrysville Avenue Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Fraser Willis I. Frenz Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Fried Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Freyvogel A Friend A Friend A Friend Marche F urrier Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Gadd Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Galbraith joe Galda Paul A. Gallagher joe Gatto Geartner Home Bakery Mrs. Lillian Geib Louis Beissler Janice Gerhards Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerhardt Ilda Gerhardt The Gertler Family Georgia L. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibson Larry Givens Ruth Givens Mr. E. B. Goehring Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gormly Mr. and Mrs. Gozoch George Graf Iune Graham Ray Graham Mr. and Mrs. William Graham Hazel D. Green Jackie Griffith Mr. and Mrs. George Grivas Knoll Grocery Mr. and Mrs. William Groff Mr. and Mrs. August Groshaupt Grosick and Gru bs, Excavating Mr. and Mrs. Gruber Mrs. A. H. Grum Ted Gross Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Grote Robert Grote Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Grubbs Mr. and Mrs. john C. Grubbs Grove, Manning 6: Seville Mr. and Mrs. J. Gruner Roy Guenther Grant Guldbrandsen Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Guldbrandsen Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Gurski Mr. and Mrs. George G. Gyekis B. A. Haefnver Farm and Home Supply Edwin Hagmaier Mr. and Mrs. Carl fBnd7 Hagmaier Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hagmaier Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Halboth Kay Halko Larry Haller Aubrey M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Larry V. Haller Halstead :Sr Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Hamley Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Hannon, Ir. . and Mrs. W. Sherman Hamilton . and Mrs. B. C. Hamilton . and Mrs. Andy Hamaha . and Mrs. J. W. Harris, Ir. V. C. Hartman :Sz Son - Plumbing and Heating Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harris jack Haslop Ann Hatch Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Hatch Hazel and Bob McHugh Roland L. Ha s Mildred Helbling Heintzelman's Produce Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Helt, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Helt The J. Frank Hess Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herr Donna Hetrick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hey Jean Heuer Helen and Judy Mr. and Mrs.g:1J-lin Heastings Ralph H. Hic an Mr. William Highton Miss Maud Hi hton Mrs. W. C. His Hinkel-Hofmann Supply Co. Miss Laura F. Holaren Mrs. Laura F. Holaren Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Holmquist Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Holmquist Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Holmquist Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houghton Ianet Hou hton Mrs. Lucille Hrisak Mr. john Hrisak Robert C. Hrisak Mrs. Margaret Hunt Home Room - 108 Home Room - 205 Home Room -- 210 Home Room - 319 Ingomar Dist Co. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Igims lack and Barb Jack and Patsy Alice M. Jackson Elaine jackson I. F. jackson Mr. and Mrs. R. iackson Mr. Willis S. Iac son Mrs. Willis S. Iackson janet and Gary George and Nettie Iankus lean's Beauty Shop - Spring Carden Ave. R. O. Jennings jim and Jan Mr Mr Mr Mr Patrons jim and Loretta Jim,s Manor Mart jim, Tom, Jane Mr. and Mrs. Christy Johnson Mrs. E. johnson David B. jones Donald Jones Mr. and Mrs. I. S. jones Joe jones Mr. and Mrs. Howard Iustus Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kaib Mr. and Mrs. John Kalarik, Jr. James Kane Uncle Bill Kapler Mrs. Margaret Katic Ruth Ann Keil Wilbur H. Keil Marion L. Keister Mr. and Mrs. Kemeny Miss Maree Kem Frederick Kerr Mr. A. I. Kerr Mrs. A. I. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Kieth Barbara Kifer Mrs. Koppel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Kidd Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Kifer Buzzy and Kenny Paul Kifer The Kings, john and Mac Mr. and Mrs. Eugene King Mr. and Mrs. I. E. King Barbara Kirk Mrs. David Kirk Miss Eleanor Klaus Alice Kloes Albert Kloes Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Klosky Nancy Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Knapp Betty I. Knauss, S. U. I. The Knoll Boys Dr. Howard W. Koepke Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Koerbel Josephine Kostko Mr. and Mrs. W. Kress I. W. Kress Carol Kuhlber La Franca Distributor Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Lambert Mary Lambert David Lambing Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lane joe Lang Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lang Mr. and Mrs. William I. Lang Miss Flora Langhorst Mr. and Mrs. Chas. LaScola Mr. and Mrs. Iohn H. Leh Charles Lee John A. Lee Family Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Leer Alouise Leffring Mr. and Mrs. R. Lehman Page One hundred seventeen john A. Lerza Mr. J. Levine Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ley, jr. Lewis E. Linn, Jr. Robert Lip incott Family Mrs. C. Logingier Mr. and Mrs. George Lobingier Mr. and Mrs. I. Lock Catherine Lochner J. H. Lochner Betty F. Lorek Mrs. John Louthan Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Ludwiczak Rose Lundgren Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lurk Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lutz Shirley Lutz M Bt M Grocery Majorettes Mr. and-Mrs. I. Malone Ieannette Io Ann Malone Mr. and Mrs. Maness Marge and Jack Mariella Frances Hill Marilyn Marti Marino Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Marriner Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marshall Ella F. Martin Mary, Pat, and Judy The Donald Masons Gertrude Mason Miss Gloria Mattern Mr. and Mrs. George Matters Peggy Matviya Miss Matz Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Maurer Maxon Tire Service john Mazure Mr. and Mrs. I. McCall Richard I. McCarthy Ralph B. McClain Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McCleary Mr. and Mrs. I. M. McClintock Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClintock john M. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McDevitt Helen McGooth Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McGuire janet McKinney Mr. and Mrs. McKinney Pat McKinney Tom McKinney Mr . . and Mrs hester S. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Carl McMillen Mr. and Mrs. Iames McMurray lim an-d Pat McMurray Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Merritt Mrs. Helen M. Metz F. W. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Meyer Joseph Meyerl Dolly Michaels Page One hundred-eighteen Patrons Mrs. jenny Michael Janice Michalko Mike and jim Mildred's Beauty Shop Miss Anna D. Miller Bruce Miller Mr. and Mrs. Burt Miller Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Minehart Shirley Minehart Mr. and Mrs. I. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. C. Modzanowiski Mr. and Mrs. Moffet Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Monjuan Monte and Pat Lloyde C. Moore jean Moreland Mrs. Earl W. Morgan Norma Moul Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moyer Dr. and Mrs. Raymer L. Mowry Mr. and Mrs. Muth Mr. and Mrs. Lemoyne Myers Nancy and Caroline Nancy and Dick Nancy and Ed Nancy and Ralphie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal Myrtle C. Neely Miss Lois Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. William L. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nevsimal Mr. William North Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Northcott Mrs. Marglaret Ochsenhirt Anne Ofc inick Mr. and Mrs. James E. O'Neil David F. Otte Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Otto Ott's Shoe Repair Shop Mr. W. H. Owen Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Owsley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Pace Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pace Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Pace and Son Ann H. Paling Larry Palmer Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Pape Parking Service Corp. Ralph Passarello Pat and Butch Pat and joe Mary Pellettiro Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Penrod H. K. Perlik Perry Beauty Shop Carl Perry Perry Gift ShoD Perrysville Cadettes Perry-vue Sta. or Hobby Shop Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Peters Mr. and Mrs. William Peters Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Pferdehirt Walter A. Pietrusinski Josephine Pillart Pine Creek Esso Station Mr. F. W. Cerar Pine Valley Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Pomeroy Frank M. Ponicall Mr. and Mrs. Chas A. Porter Jane DeVore Porter Harry W. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Porter Mrs. Preininger Miss Myrta Price Hany Price Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Price Emma G. Proudley Priss and Jim Mr. and Mrs. Psinsky Chuck and Tony Povlik Ra gs to Riches Rafph's Esso Station Ralph and Pat Mary Esther Ramsey Mrs. S. D. Rand Mary Rausch Glenn and David Reickle W. A. Reichenbach Mr. and Mrs. R. Reickle Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Rebel Ella Reickle W. I. Reuter Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Rhule Mary P. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richwalls Mrs. Richey Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rimmel H. M. Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Adlowe Ringeisen Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ritter Ethel Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Milnow Roberts Tulka Robine Joyce Robinson Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Rose Mr. and Mrs. W. Rothemiel Robinsonis Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rock Pat Rock Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Rock Mrs. R. G. Rockford Rona and Johnny Ronnie and Carol R. C. Roush Lois and Tommy Roush Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Royston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rudolph Clay Bon Rue Miss Doris Richards Steve Runepler Mr. and Mrs. George L. Rushneck Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Rust Ruth and John Patrons Mrs. William B. Sample Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hodgkiss Mrs. Christine Samkovic Mr. and Mrs. Paul Santini Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sardon Miss Beverly Sarver Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Sarver Rickey Sarver Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sarver Jean Sarver Scanlon Music Studio Conrad S. Schaefer Edward V. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schatzel Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Scheller Schiller Laboratory William J. Schiller Mr. and Mrs. John Schleder Mr. and Mrs. Schleuning Miss Bessie Schmitt Alice Schneiderlochner Margaret Schodlatz C. C. Schram Amelia Schranm Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Schondelmeyer Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schutte Mrs. Schultheis and Family Mr. J. Schwab Lois Schwartz The Schwedler Family The Sharpnacks Edna Shakely Joseph E. Sheldon Mrs. James E. Sheppard Sheryl and Bob Marge Shevlin fShevJ ,54 Dr. and Mrs. George Shore Lorraine Sibbet Mr. A. J. Simendinger Jeannette Simendinger Miss Jeannette L. Simendinger Mr. William Simendinger Anne H. Simon Jack Sindorf Betty Sinewe The Sinewe Family Sis, Rockey, and Joe Carole Skowronek Fred Slaney Mrs. Francis Sling Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smalstig Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Smalstig Barbara Smith Carl M. Smith Joyce Smith Pat Smith Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Snaman Francis Snead Myrtle Snead Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Snodgrass Jean Snodgrass Mrs. Robert Sloan Thelma Sloop Page One hundred-nineteen Arline Somers Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Somers Noel and Henri Squitieri Frank X. Strutzel Mr. and Mrs. joseph Studeny Mr. and Mrs. Miles N. Stump Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sturn Lynn Sturrock Mr. and Mrs. 1. C. Shupe Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Switzer, Ser. Leona Switzer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Switzer, J Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Symes Mrs. Edna Snyder Mrs. J. Tanahill Bill Taliaferro Mrs. Lulu C. Taylor Tu-Decks Terrace Mr. and Mrs. Tessitor Mndlohn F. Textor Pro uce Dept. - Thorofare McKni ht 61 Seibert Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Speicher 6: Son Miss Margaret Spindler Mr. and Mrs. W. Sponser Mr. john T. Stabile M. I. Stack Stan and Barb Mr. and Mrs. George Stark Stephen's Market Mrs. Roscoe Stephens Mrs. E. M. Stewart Dale Stierheim joseph Stoffan H. L. Stokey, Ir. Elizabeth Storrnfels The Stover Family Mrs. Lillian Streiner C. H. Thomas Paul Thompson Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thompson Virginia Thomas Miss Vivian Thomas Thorofare Markets, Inc. McKnight Road R. D. 4, Pgh. 9, Pa. Eileen Thumer Mr. and Mrs. Timney Pauline Tischler Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tole, Sr. Tom and Barb The Four Tony's Inc. Miss Traubert A. C. Tredway Edwin H. Tredrovy Trilby and Jim Mr. E. Troian Mr. and Mrs. Tutka C. B. Twigg Mildred I. Umstead Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Der Voort Alex Vassar Mr. and Mrs. T. Vasser, Sr. Page One hundred-twenty I'- Patrons Rev. and Mrs. R. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Veal Vera Mr. and Mrs. Frank Veresh Victors Pharmacy - 1115 Federal Street Pgh. 12, Penna. AL-1-8422 Vinceton Market Henry A. Voellger John Neal Vogeley Nance Vogeley Betty Ann Voland Mr. and Mrs. W. Voland Mr. and Mrs. A. Waag Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wachter Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Wagman Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wagner Iames Waldorf Mrs. Tiny T. K. Waldorf Lois Waldschmidt I. W. Wallace Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Wallace Tom Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Cordon R. Warner Bill Washbum Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Washburn Shirley Watenpool Ann Watford Emily Watters Wayne and Linda Fred I. Weidler Frank Weikle Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Weitershausen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Weitershausen Wexford Lumber 6: Supply David Wher Bill Whitelock The Robert Whitely Family Lorraine and Tom Wiegman Tom Wiegman '54 Mrs. Wig ey Mrs. R. T. Wilhoit Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Williams Mrs. James C. Wilson Mrs. H. L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William T. Winner Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Wirth Frances Withey Dr. and Mrs. I. W. Wrobleski Mr. and Mrs. W. Wrobleski Mrs. Iames G. Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Yates Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Yates Mrs. Robert Yingling Mrs. Yockey Margaret Zang Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Zimmer Dick Zinkham Zotter's Market Marie I. Zych lack Myers Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heim I -'. A' H 160 qs :W ,M . ., ' , . ,I n -1 : , .:1,1.,, . -3 .3.f-'1',.7 , il.. X, - . Q ,-, A' Af 1 . , V +I . - . . , a' ' r, . - . vm.. . . QPIA-',', Au. . . , --4 .-5 . Q H - .Am P I 'I' Il ,1 V. L -'vw 'f A ' -libs. S 1 fn nh: , 'lst-9 ' 1:71. IHSJNE. Q-Q-1-.-, . .. ..- .' Hi U f'Tf'g,-lg. ':'5' A , , ' .f qu . Qu. 1. ' . 1. .-1 -' - it , . 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