Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1963 volume:

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Thu' huiicl- ing itscil' was 111oclv1'11izvcl hx' tht- 11dclitio11 oi' i:OIll' IICXY L-h1ss1'oo111s z111ci thrcw 111'w L'OllllS1'iOl'Si ofiicvs. Tlivsv 1'oo111s p1'ox'ich1ci t1xt1'a1 spawn' for 11111 g.fl'Ci1fif' i11L'1'w1s0d c'111'olh11c11t ill tlw j1111io1' high school. TI111 t1'11c1itio1111l 1111t1111111 sports. foothzlii 111111 cross co1111t1'y'. wmv l'ltIlUXX'l'ii at Pc'1'1'y. To Q-l10n'1' the hoys o11. Pc1'1'x' houstml sn-x'c11 m11hc-1'1111t Q-11111-1'lc11clc1's. Nillf' high stop- ping 11111jo1'c1ttcs p1'ovidvd thc- ililiiitillll' Cllfk'l'- t11i11111c11t with thc' hz111d. Scvciui 111-w cluhs wmv i11iti11tc'd alt this ti111c'. gX111o11g thvsv was thu St11d1'11t Unitccl Nations. CIo111hi11vd with thc- old cluhs, the-so 11t'w onus gavv l'v1'1'yitc1s il 111o1'v well-ro1111ch'd c111'1'ic11h1111 for 11 Iwttm' cch1c11tio11. Seniors gmt c11th11si11stic s11ppo1't to thc P2ltl'0Il Cllllllliligll zmcl wont ovvr thvir goal of two tho11s1111d doilz11's. Rllhlil SL'illll'iKil'l' 111111 xillfj Sxx1'r'11t'x pc'1'n11114lv ixIil'ili'iI' Xlillm-1' to hz-L-o111v tl Dkllfllll of thc- 19763 ci0lllll10d0l'C cil11'i11g tht- z111111111l i,iltl'Oll cillllllllligll hvifi ill c,i'tt7ill'I'. 5? f K , V ,af wh , skxl-l fi, X- af' NM X-linux NV- V, brig- V at w ' L9 Klr. Francis Rifugiato, Principal AUMINISTHATIU 7 f t ,, .V ilk ., we-. l.li Mr. XVilliam E. DeForest, Vice-Principal l0l l:IfLCLyO6lf if l'VL6:556Lg8 fo gl 0L6!IfL6Llf85 I am pleased to extend my best Wishes for your educational success and a satisfy- ing life. Actually, there is a relationship be- tween educational success and a satisfying life, for education has been defined as 'ithe process which makes a mature adult of a childf, and certainly one Who exists in a state of immaturity Cannot have a satisfying life. The objectives of education are to give meaning and clarity, to raise questions, to solve problems, and to develop continuity. This continuity of learning which leads to maturity cannot end with graduation from high school but must continue through life if one is to become truly mature. I exhort you, therefore, to become continuous learn- ers and to immerse yourselves in an educa- tive environment, for it is difficult to be- come a mature adult-to be unselfish, to keep out of a rut, to admit error, to begin again, to make the most out of little, and to endure success-but it always pays and is the only Way to a satisfying life. H ecfncafiolfmf ogfbcfiuea: . Ifo give meaning unc! cfowify. H 3 l Mrs. DalJasm'it'h shows Ccrry XVag.fner and ' l Ruth Ann Fox their grades for the scmcstvr. J 7 Tn. Miss Rosalind Ahcs Mr. Stevan Anihrits 'V Social Studies Instrninm-ntal Music PA Mrs. Marilyn licrnard Miss Bunnit- Bittman Miss Marjorie Blzlclistoric' Arts and Crafts Miss liita Canova SL'll'llCC Smtial Studios English 66 7 . . fo raiw ?1fLe51fi01fL5 Miss Marydessic Miss joan Boggs Mr. Lclland Board Mr. David Burrows Blayncy English Connnc-rcial Suhic-cts St-ic-'ncc English Mr. Ronald Carpvntcr Mr. Edward CllFli'N' Mrs. Norma Dallasovic-h Mr. Charlvs Elcey Social Studies Art Cmnim-rcial Sllhia-cts Mathcniativs 11 ffm., W., Mr, McCartney discusses grades with Sue Kristoiic, Eileen Richey and Jim Zchner during a lioine-rooni guidance period. Miss Abes, along with Louella WVillis and Christine Cranche, displays some of the se- -1 V niesteris projects produced in history classes. . ar f0 50 U8 IOPOALWQJ . Miss Anna England Miss Helen Ewing Mrs. Maude Ceasa Mr. Oliver Gordon Mr. David Helon Home Economics Activities Director Physical Education Physical Education Mechanical Drawing 1 + 1 k,,.k ff' 4 X K ,, ij Q: f ,' -A ri ff:.f. g f ,. ' .. 2' .. fr a. f' -fx.: -..',. f', 1 -. , ,azzrvzawawf-A .M ' 4 Mr. Irvin Hocrgcr Dr. Chester Irons Mr. Xvillilllll jackson Miss Lorraine Johnson Mr. Vvillilllll Lcckcnhy Senior Counselor Biology English Mixtliciuatics Social Studies W 12 S11 We 2 .. ., Mir if-vs... 'A 13 K Miss The-rc-ssa Matz Mr. Evcrctt Mr. Robert Mrs. Marguerite Mr. john Mullen English lXI1.-Cartney ML-Clyinoncls McDonough Mutlwllmtits Coinlnm-rcial Subjects NliltlN'1H21llCS Physical Education . Mr. Richarcl Mr. Barry Miss Mary Poi-hlniann Miss Mary Louisc Mr. Hohvrt Sharp Na5'4'fUW5k1 Social Studies Home Economics Sfllmltt Scivnce Mathematics 1 - English H A 7 7 . fo QU? 0,9 C0lfLflflfLlfLlfil7 . I 'TY Mr. Boorcl clistrihutcs t 'wing Da Jer to Chu Miss Matz explains to Indy Manges, Mary Swcency, and Joan non the lP1'0gflllHIlli-Xl Lcarningu technique usccl to review grammar 111 the English 8 class tor cornmcrcial students. El l l maine Bell and NVcndell YVorthing. 13 :Xin . 7, ,, Y, , Mrs, Barlnara Miss Monica Sham: Miss Elizalictli Mr. Harrv Trautvctfcr Shilllngcr English Stofmffqs luclustrial Arts Social Stuclics -lunior Couusclor Mr. Louis Vallc Miss Dorotliy Mr. Louis Wcfitzcll Mr. VVilliam VVlC?3,'I1l2lIl Miss Mario Zycli Vocal Music lvillkowskl Physical Education Chciuistrv Lilmrurian Commercial Subjects ll EULT W i . fo AQCOIWLQ 0L lfIfL6LflfLl Q JJULA . H Mr. Valle iustructs the stuclcuts of liis sc-coucl periocl voice class. 14 UPTTEE STAFF Mrs. Ex ungvlim- Prrown Din-titiun Mrs. Bmwtlnl Krikshmn Supply Room Cla-rk Mrs. Margaret Innm ich Library Clvrk Mrs. Elimlwtll Sh0VV2llfl'I Hcaul Officc Ch-rk Mrs. Mary Lon Stcfln-r Officc' Clvrk Mrs. june HL-illy Office' Clvrk 46 77 Seated: Mrs. Mary Randal, Mrs. Anrclin Strauss, Mrs. Mary Invok- lcin, Mrs. Annu Rogr-rs. Standing: Mr. Frunk NIilkStlltiS, Mr. Thmnns Forcl, Mr. Anthony llobvrts Cous- todiunj. I5 fo Aman OL A055 ffm? Ae. CISTUUI L ST VP ,lllfly Nlauigvs. Clrvtc'lic'n Ilulwr. Xliiry Swwrivy. Pvggy Hays. Put Xlusvliii, Sm- SDilIU1l1'I'. Lynn .'XlllTI'I'K'l1l. EHEEHLE HERB fA2l:l 8l'LfAlfLdl:6L5lfl'L 9l'LC0lfLlf'6L986! f86'Ll4fL5 Scwcn ClIUCl'lCi1Llf'l'S lcd thc school in clwcrs amd c-lmnfs during thc football and lmskcitlmll svasmis. llix'erx'iew Park was tlic practice groiurcls for tliv clic'vi'loz1clm's cluriug tlw sum- mer. Tlwy clicvrm-cl in navy blue corcluroy skirts and wists. Sailor lmlouscs, lmluc- socks, amd white iemiis sliovs toppvcl ilivir outfits cliiriug lfootlmull scuscm. NVliiti' oxford Q-lotli lmlouscjs and sailor lmts complvtvd tlic uniform during lmskvtlmiill scuscm. Tlic clwvrlcuclcrs iiistriictvcl runny girls who lmccziimi cziclcfs mul later svnior CliciG1'lc'i1clc-r's. Program ITM. on KDKA radio was 11 liigliliglit in tliv Clieor- lciiclvrs' sclivcliilc-. During tliis program Pcggy llays. limul Q-l1vci'lc'i1clci'. was iiifmwiciwccl luy Iolm Stvwuri. ClllUC'1'li'1lCl0l'S Wcrv spcmsrmrccl imcl supvrvisccl lip Mrs. Blilllfll' Camisa. 16 fliiciluiclws clisplanx' ilwir psp :incl vm-rg ffillllk' iigaxins First Row: I. Scliaofcr, I. Ruvgv, I. Brivrly, XI. Cayton, I. Kvrr, C, 1'li1Z1JLlt1'1i'li, I . Swccnev, C. Festa. Second Row: Coach Corclon, P. NIL-Donougli, P. Chznnplin, A. Logan, J. Dailoy, B. Boul, Al. Znuay, Wfx Pitstrhkc, G. Ge-ohring, C. Staucloiilizuu Coach XVQ-itzcl. Back Row: j. Gcnnanos, C. Gavran, B. Hrach, D. Dc-Pallc, J. Sunth, I. Panchalk, C. Bowra, G. Xoll, A Elway, T. Sipe. Coach Cordon Mp 17 l'llllTH!ll.l. Tlillllfl Zmf Auf rjiaflfzf LW 14,1 The Perry Varsity Football Team, hit hard by graduation losscs, suftercd through a long, winlcss 1962 season. VVitl1 a tcani composvd of Virtually all sophomores and juniors, Coach Olivcr Cordon was at a disadvantage because of Working with inexperienced playcrs. The blue and Whitc starting clcvcn had only four scniors on itg they were lim Kerr, Chvt Loety. Brucv Boul, and jim Ruogc. Paul Chainplin. Iiin Dailey, Cary Cringlv, Miko Cayton, 'Twci-ty', Swecncy, and John Zipay were some ol' thc sophomores and juniors that filled the ranks for Pvrry this scason. John Zipay. a junior haltbacli. scorvcl all threo of Pcrry's touchdowns, Whilo i'Twc0ty' Swccuoy caught uiuctecn passcs to loacl the tvam in this dcpartlncnt. Brucc' Boul, a scnior halfbacli, was chosen by tho Pittsburgh Press as P01'ry's most Valuablv playc-r for thc 1962 SCZISOH. Bruno Boul Jzunes Kerr Arthur Logan Chcstcr Le-ety 1' ullback Center Halfbuck Tackle Imncs kDailcy Francis Sweeney John Zipay Hulrluack End Quzxrtcrback Carey Fitzpzntrivk James Ruogc Gary Cringle Miko Cuyton Guard End Tackle Guard 18 lei ,QA... Pcrry football captains-tleft to right? Jim Kerr, Carey Bruce Boul fnumber 181 is brought down by two Fitzpatrick, and Bruce Boul-meet with officials and Fifth Avenue players after long punt return. Q Fifth Avcnue's captains. l s.,,.i.,,...,l 3 J FUUTBALL ' file, Kayla an Wa! Auf La Perry opened the season by traveling to Monessen for an exhibition game, Where the Commodores, though hopelessly outelassed, played Well despite the lopsided 40-0 defeat. XVith the city league season about to begin, many of the people connected with the team were optimistic as to the Commodores' chances. These dreams, however, lasted only until the first city game when Langley clob- hered Perry, 62-0. The shock of such a terrible defeat seemed to have a lingering effect, and Perry never recovered until the second half of the final game of the season. Before recover- ing, the Commodores lost to Allegheny in a mud bowl, 13-0, and to Gladstone in a riot interrupted game, 13-7. The Perry eleven also lost to Oliver, 45-0, and to Fifth Avenue, 26-0. Perry lost the final game of the season to Carrick, 25-13, but while losing, the team ajelledf, Perry trailed 25-0 at half time, but in the second half the Commodores clearly outplayed Carrick and perhaps gave a hint as to how the team will perform next season. ..5...J Fifth Avenueys halfhack breaks through for a crucial first down in the second quarter of the Perry-Fifth Avcnuc tilt. 1. .nf l 2.3?J,1?vLx:1ws4sr Front Row: I. Cernianos, D. Bach, I. Davis, I. Manx, B. Yenherger. D. Turner, K. Clyde, J. Schaefer. Second Row: I. Crillith, C. Hartzcll, I. Ketterly, P. Bailey, L. Wvoelfel, G. Frey, G. Voelp, E. DiAntonio. Back Row: 1. Frovhlich, F. Korniclc, NV. Marx, L. jankovvski, T. Conely, R. Szafranslii, EI. jackson, YV. johnson, NV. Scholz, 'l'. Sipe, C. Festa. JH.FUUTBALL The Iunior Varsity Foothall Teain ended its season with no Wins, two ties, and three losses. Two hard fought games ended in disappointment When Perry tied Peahody, 0-0, and North Hills, G-6. The Commodores suffered their three defeats against Taylor Allderdice, North Allegheny, and Oliver. Al- though the Perryites went winless, Coach YVeitzel helieved that the teain had gained valuahle experience for future varsity partici- pation. EHUSS EUUNTHY In the Autumn of 1962, Perryis thinclads had a disappointing season. They defeated Oliver twice and lost to Langley, North Alle- gheny, Allegheny, and Fifth Avenue. Out- standing for the team were Al Marks. who went to the All-State Hnals at Penn State, Franz Schon, team captain, Stan Gnrski, and Mike WVettling. Coach Iackson said that het- ter spectator attendance at the ineets inight have encouraged more victories. Front Row: I. Jarvis, R. Marcus, F. Sc-hon, S. Gnrski, R. MacNeill. Back Row: I. Savage, N. Roebuck, E. Konkel, ll. Drake, A. Marks, A. Davidson, BI. XVL-ttling, L. XVl1'1lHOl1, D. Iarvis, R. Brown. .-..,,,..,.,, , .., . .. ., , , V 2 li .. . .5 ,I Q , ,.,,. . ., , A K, 1.1 Eg. . -1.-. f .1 f A . ...ogg ig QQ ll Q A , wa I if A K r r ii' , .f , ' f S Q., .. 1? 'nl ti. QE' fe'-. if sv ft s rifglizfy ., f f' f ,W its? E it vm an lk 'if :V-if ff gf . , , ,M .vm I x nav t 5-nm .. W . .fir-+. w if YW v X ,ggi f as 2 .f - . mafia ,Wm 5 an A nm -1, if 5 5 A ll' A in ii I X' -I 2 5 5 'i ' -ai Q 591 2 K 4 'mr I K 1 o ... . . f il' A 1 . . E . , X. Ip , . Q I W rv 3 21 ' K M . Qwqgfiggpgskzgafgiigvf R i wfigify i' gf if l I .ig :fees-2 K, , , K V p inf 21- J ' , i?',,,,,. , , , if F af 'rsr raw ' 'W ' , ii .5 W . mf' A Q' 90 f .... , . r ' f , 39 ., . 662- ' l -- fi K Va ,Vp, .5 E e-Iv ' I ' 2 Imac V ,L --1: f - . ,fi -w . . Pm-rryites cha-er for their teani at the Perry-Oliver football George Cot-hring leaps to intein D MAJUHETTE5 Perryis inajorettes have perforined capa- lily a lllllllllfzxl' of times this past year. In- cluded in their program were perforxnances for three foothall games, in one ol' which the-y tlisplayecl a routine using their white ancl lmlne Ilags. Later in the year they twirlecl at has- ketlmall games. pcrforniecl for Biology Clulm, and worked out clever new routines. The niajorettes planned to perform in the annual Teen ,ii Talentn show at Schenley High School. Sue Kristofic served as head major- etteg Mrs. Marguerite McDonough sponsored the club. Filth Avenue pass in the cncl Zone xitl save a toucliclown. Sue Kristolie, Fern jones, ancl Karen Meals practice twirling their lyatons. Front Row: P. Caplan, S. Kristofic, K. Meals. Back Row: K. Barrick, K. Tite, j. llavenstalll, B. King, BI. Yoelp, K. Gooelwortli, F. jones. The Band entertains at half-time during the Oliver-Pcrry game and helps to brighton an otherwise dismal occasion. fA8? QVLAUQVLQC! fA8 g6Ll4fL8f5 With cymbals crashing and trumpets blar- ing, Perry,s Band marched out on the field during half time. At the sight of the blue and white uniforms of the bandsmen, spectators came to expect lively entertainment between halves at the football games. Every Monday morning the Band met with Mr. Ambrits to rehearse music and marching routines for their many and various performances. Three of Perry's bandsmen qualified for All City Band this year, they were Franz Schon, first trombone, Richard Heastings, trumpet, and Leslie Shumann, flute. They played in the Civic Arena on February 12, 1963, for the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Al Mascari, Sam Turner, and Iohn F roehlich exercised drumming skill at the pep rallies that preceded the games. One of the seniors who will be missed by the Band was Ricky Mattern, Who had led the trumpet sec- tion for three years. Many of the graduating seniors will be replaced by hopeful new Band members. 2:2 Carey Fitzpatrick, Perry,s left guard, talks with the umpire and Oliver boys before the bitterly fought Perry- Oliver game! v I Perry's majorettes display their skill at the Perry-Oliver gamc. fda? gave g armour fo XZWW 4yo0rIf5 Front Row: M. Voelp, I. Raven- stahl, K. Titc, K. Barrick, Kris- tofic, F. jones, P. Caplan, King, K. Meals, K. Coodworth Second Row: D. McGrail, P Ritchie, B. Smousc, I. Nichols D. Matthews, K. Wcletz, P. Gcigi er. Third Row: L. Tctmycr, P jacob, L. Bennett, M. Ferris, K Niehaus, R. Geissler. Fourth Row C. Codino, G. Clav, M. Heshler, N Miller C' Bcck 'P Cham l-rin . r, ,. , , . . p. . Fifth Row: D. Gorski, N. Pea- body, M. VVeiss, Sclellenbcrg- cr. Sixth Row: L. King, I. Kane, P. McFarlon, L. Kyler, K. Sutter Back Row: S. Miller, L. Brozo- vich, I. Luby. 23 Art Logan lwith balll cuts back to try to avoid being tackled in the PcrryjOliver game, which was enlixencd by a performance ot thc majorcttes between halves MAJUHETTE EL B The Majorette Club, led by the marching majorettes, Was guided by Mrs. McDonough. Because of Perryis increased enrollment, some applicants for membership had to be turned down. Members of the club Worked hard in mastering their routines and march steps. In Iune three majorettes were chosen to take the place of those graduating. They were chosen through 'ctry outsv in which each girl demon- strated her ability at marching and twirling. Poise and personality were important factors in selecting majorettes. fund SEVE TH GRADE HU E HUUMS mom 37 7 Front Row: J. Mayo, XV Pfalzgruf, R. B Q l 1, B Hughcy, S. Flowcrs, I M y c r s , H. Dcrrick, C. Sanders, K. Oshenic, L Holcczy, C. Morcllo, D. llelbling, T. Biddle. Sec- ond Row: M. Pilotta, C Ladobil, NV i l c y , V smith, M. Pxygielski, M Miller, S. Wfoods, E. Iohn- son, D. Desubiuiis, I. Contz. B a c k Row: E. joncs, R. Ellsworth, D. Ogrinc, VV. Barclay, A. XVCUQilCl1, F. C1't1I1lL51', M. Matschm-z, T. Dixon, A. XVorthing. 241 mom 3 O3 Front Row: R. Mclcnsky. I. Stark, C. Kuklis, Puglia-sc, R. Wfilson, W. lscngurcl, E. Hcnclcrsou, YV. Bauman. Second Row: M. Millcr, IT. McCuigun, C. Cooclwortli, VV. Con- nclly, T. Fulton, P. Kiefcr, X7 IB . acc, R. Nlurtcns, D. Lupp. Third Row: D. Dc- F.1llc, P. Cox, J. McCcc. D. Cltlltltl, W. McCcc, R. Holtgravcr, F. Mcrlina, P. Boot, I. Snydcr. Back Row: S. Bcrgcr, C. Cloor, B. Bonikcr, I. Branch, C. Mc- Cnulcy, B. XVoocls, I. Si- monc, C. Cramer. l 00WL F1'0nt Row: F. Boyd, F. Furlcy, S. Kuwcnsky, F. Scliniiedlin, B. Sclicllcn- lncrgcr, P. Fill1Cl1Cl'. P. Bzlrncttc, Mnynarcl, M. Purkcr, I. Brown. Second Row: I. Cislon, j. Sclmnanf- cr, B. Scclcll, D. Cum- mings, I. Littlc, M. Covcrt, I. Bruclcr, C. Ebcrt, P. lluwkins. Back Row: E.. D'Angclo, F. Bicgcnwzlld, B. Snyclcr, S. Bowru, L. Millcr, I. Cislon, BI. Holm- inunn, D. Class. Nlrs. S1l1111I1,Lfl'l' points ont 11111cc's on t11c- 11t1z1s to 111 N111 ,12lL'1iSOI1,S 11ig11t11 Q'1'21C1C Eng1is11 1-11155, 111110111215 XVi11i11111 Co1111c-11y. 111111105 S11yc1c1', X71I1C4'1lC112l 1'a11'c, 11111111011 l'A1711l11lS 21 17l'1Ill'1171l' 01' g1'1111111111r to 1111111-tv 1f'oc:rtsc-11 111111 1111-111111111111 111'Ll1lL'11 in tl 51111111111 g'1'klQ1l' gong- Q1I1Q1,1Ll11iL'Q' D1111111111, 121111137 1-1115s. 1 EIGHTH GRADE HU E 111111 15 lf'O0WL Front Row: -I. Bivins. F. Rouse, 13. Nlcmcm-, 11. 13111011- 11-1-11. 11. A1's1-11111-1'g, 11. 1'11'K'11i'1'1L'1i, 12. Cl'11xic'1', S. 1,1-111i11sky, A. 1111111-, C. N1L'N1211lUl1. F. 11i'1xg1'l'. Sec- ond Row: K. 111111191-. Y. 1301111-14. S. C1111ow113'. ,-X. 1'11'S141114', 171. Cook, N1. 101111- ston, 11. YOIIILLI, 11. NY111c1cn'f. 11. 110010, 11. 11t'111Ilill1. T11i1'c11low: XI. X1C'1JOllLl1C1, 11. 111'Ow11, L. X70Ol'1ICl'8, S. N1CC1't'i1C1j', Al. Stt'1'1in,L!. R. S111-1'c1y, N. 11111111111-11. 11. 13row11, L. Xvilllllflll, D. 1'11i11ips, Back Row: KI. Hess, A. DifX111ggic1, R. 11oc1gers. Pt. N1L'C2ll'11lj'. XV. M1111-r. -I. Lj'l7I1S.1. r1'00lllCj', 1. xxl1g1lS11l1l', lf'00WL Q Front Row: T. B1'f1w11. K. Nlnyo, 11. 1111w111'c1, C. Pyc- xynski. ,l. CLo111. C. NYi14 11ll1llS. 11. 1J.1ttnn, 11. Lz1sL'11- l'1'. Second Row: C. Rn- unc, S. 130311, NV. P11-tx, F. X11-CQ1111-1'ty, xl, cJQ,'l'1I1L'. C. 11t'1Il1l0.I'1. XI. B1i11'111l. '1'11i1'd Row: 11. XVU11'S011, D. Co- xvrt, C. E11swm't11. S. 11111- ris, li. f11'i't'I1, 13. M1111-yku, 11. xY1111LlI11S, -I. N1'it!c1. Back Row: D. 1C1'S1i1IlK'. 11. Scott. C. '1'11n1'11to11, D. 17:-tzo1c1. K. c1I'il.112l1lI, D. 13ns11i1q, NY. Ray, NY. 1,111- 1111c11, 23 PWM! 1 1 1 ,I 11 -an - --ff 5 1 EIEHTH GP1 DE HU E HUU 5 S 111011 1iz1ve11st11l1l illlil David fjl0XVll'V work out Jroblcms at , I lwourml in Miss AIOTIHSOIIPS alum I class. 26 l'00lf1fL 3 Front Row: H. Smith, S lilan-kwc-H, C. Lmllick, C Murphy, D. Pz1tlorso11, C ,lol111sto11, C. XVUTJSCTIIIITLTT D. B11ldi11gcr, F. Rav. Sec- ond Row: L. Morrow, -I Twigg, NV. Sz1l11c1111p, R lloll, S. Class, D. F1'z111k1-1 H. Park, B. Cooclworth, N Coz-11. Third Row: If Milli-r, M. Iol111so11, M Dollhopf, K. Bochtcr, S C017l'l2lIlCT, K. II11r1c'y, L Meycrs, L. Rose, XV. llenrd S, Fredc1'ick. Back Row M. XI11rphy, C. Hccklc-1' EI. Schnlidt, lfetzcr, xl Hynvs. mom 378 Front Row: M. Schultc, S Kirsr-l1m1111, R. Klcppick S. P1o111bz1cl1, D. Marty, II Deriug, J. Soltis. I. john- son. Second Row: C BTLICT-ibll1'l1, T. NIcQ11iHz111 -I. Bc-ynon, D. Skultvty, M Kl1K'TlIlLXl', F. Vowiuckcl, S Scl1111z1lz, T. IT11blx-H, S CoocU1111't. Third Row: C I'l2lSS0ll, I . Moore, C sC1ml1z, C. Myers, C. Mor- vllo, M. Bcutty, B. IJIISCTI R. l I'CCIU1'iL'k, H. YI-llI'1ll'1' A. Stow-r. Back Row: W XVitcl1ko, J. Co1'11cli11s, V B11r1'y, B. Rodgvrs, M. Roth, C. Burger. : 3 a If'00lf1fL Q Front Row: K. Grimaldi. L. Xzlhllc, Pl. Platvk, C. 'llllOlHPSOIl, Bl, Kzlplin, C. Dilnlmokowitz, R. Nash, D, Crosby, ll. llilllllllilklli, F. Stnnett. Second Row: C. Clay, L. Mitcllell, E. Ncw- som, C. Luke, S. Cllr-5, C. Santos, B. Il2ltllC'1'ly, NV. l'n1'lnuu, B. Turr, B. Brown. Third How: P. Agugliu, U. ICZQIK, C. C i lu s o 11, E. Hucrtn, I. Burke, E. Eng- lislm, D. Ringgold, -I. Lo- pinto, I. Sr-eno, R. l ctm'1'. Back Row: NV. Xlnrplly, C. XVolni, I. Livsey, V. Koz- lowski, E. NVill4cs, L. Wolf- ingcr, li. Xliniotus, D. Crimes, C. Fc-stu. mam 708 Front Row: A. Haus, K. Austin, F. Butory, S. Bctf, L. lDL1X't'll1701'l, L, Faust, K. Xlycrs, F. Nutulc, D. Sur- rcnal, l'. Calyton. Second Row: E. ClJL'lll'I'k'S, R. Brow n, C. xvvl'llVl'l', T. l.con4u'd, Nl. lfox, ll. Mc- Culloclm. l'. Lullh. Nl. 1,11- Lonclc, C. YV2llll'llll'1', ll. Knzcvu, Third Row: ll. D,Antonio, A. Blzlnur, li. Bullingcr, C. Ludwig, ID. Nagin, K. Sllxllllbiltll, li. Clay, N. Peulnocly, 'll xVll'LfINklI1. Back Row: I. Brivrlcy, L. XI c i C r, NV. Lczlsllrc, NY. kxI'llllll', Xl, llnycs, Nl. K ll s p c r, S, ll2lX'l'l1SlLllll. 27 Stmlr-ms xxorlx on incliViclu.xl prom-cts lll XIV. Curlcys nintlm grumlc url class. Front Row: M. Sulm-r, C. Dimluolxowitz. Second Row: K. Nlycrs, A. vlLlCl-QSOII. Tllird Row: II. l,2lI'lxS, S. lh-inlmrt, C. Alu-l. Fourth Row: C. Sclunitt, S. Ko p p. Back ROW: rl. Zunic, Pr. lqllykll, C. lfox, R. Pomeroy. PHESHME HU E HUU S lf'00WfL Front Row: R. Croetseh, C. Straub, ll. Lankes, C. Calloway, L. Farley, B. Root, D. Conlport, F. Sci- ullo, D. Orr. Second Row: M. Brunielc, S. Haney, XVelel1, B. Kilnbel, P. Mor- ton, C. Fox, J. Drake, B. Tokar, S. Riley. Third Row: R. Cloor, C. Mnra, P. Aloyi, A. Adams, S. Sie- lyert, P. MeFarlin, C. Mr-lil, VV. Knyat, xl. Davis, D. Peindl. Back Row: T. Car- rity, A. Davidson, E. Za- drowski, R. Gainfort, I. Miller, F. Korniek, C. Hart- man, L. jankowski, C. Twigg. PHESHME HUME HUUMS H lf'00WL Front Row: T. McCann, VV. FlClUIHlHQ, D. Arni- strong, R. Tyler, I. lack- son, R. Bahl, L. Cilluert, J. Spehar, M. Kovalslci. Second Row: V. Voei, L. johnston, E. Wlalsh, R. Sykes, WV. Lcpley, G. Bow- ra, P. Geiger, I. Nichols, R. Waldron, N. Miller. Third Row: L. Myers, E. Ruane, M. Luili, V. Curr, F. Sling, I. Davis, M. Metz- ger, R. Dagg, I. Savage. Back Row: Reinhart, L. Hastings, -I. Hieluer, R. Seiling, D. Dougherty, A. Crelling, R. Hunter. mom 270 Front Row: L. Bilby, I. Fiedler, D. Berryman, M. Badarno, B. Brown, S. Me- Civern, M. Manias, C. Beck, K. Papania. Second Row: W. Duckworth, N. McClauflin, N. Mares, C. VVeletZ, K. Sterling, S. XVeher, Hawley, S. Lu- kitsch, H. Dauer. Third Row: K. Anderson, L. Pen- well, YV. Fischer, D. VValt- ers, C. Copeland, P. Smith, L. Kyler, D. Rupp, R. Benna. Back Row: W. Baur, A. Kantz, D. Stottle- inire, R. YValdsclnnidt, C. Frey, G. Finley, W. Harp- er, K. Loch, T. Concly, R. Iunsen, C. Willizrins, C. Cnrrin. 28 mam 220 Front Row: P. iCgt'1'il'l', IC. Sc-skvy, Nl. Bowm-r. 'l'. Hor- gnn, Y. Cross, L. Hindvr- hfvr. S, iXILltilC'XV5, C. Stu'- vnson. Second Row: ID. Young, -I. Dvfzlzio, F. Yah-S, -I. Brown, D. Banks, C. I'odx'o1'cc'. M. YV1'nZc'l, L. Kinsm-Hu, C. Schmidt. Third Row: C. Zinno, NI. Lnczl- dznno, L. Fowkvs, T. Yod- nvkn, C. Nichols, C. Pihnn. C. Titus, NV. Kirk, J. Klovs. Buck Row: ,l. NVhitc-. NI. NVeiss, L. Bi00IllKllIiSi, VI. Slowik, XV. AIAICIKSUII, C. Al- h'n, O. riillllliill, 'lf Czlndvt, R Nlilh-r. mom 372 Front Row: D. NVutc'rs, K. Hnthkc-, XY. Cernmnos, S. Lnnx, I. Cmnt, H. Hn-ddlc, IJ. BIcCuhu, -I. Niglio, KI. Silllfliildkil. Second Row: C. Abel. L. NIL'FilIiikUlLi, S. Kopp, L. Dann-r, j. Fowlvr, L. Dc-renee, B. Mayo, I. Frochlich. M. Zdinuk, H. Ponnrroy. Third Row: R. lohhi, I. SL'ililii1CI', I. Tolkn- cvx ir, R. llzlggvrty, C. Nist, I. Smith, C. Hurtzcll, 'l'. Hoposh. Back Row: P. C uh 01. I. Bcrc-nchl, H. Krischker. R. Miller, XV. fTl'lIlCk. -I. Yi-zlgvr, D. Coi- lins. 4.7- FHESHME HUME HOU S .. ,va ' Q .losvph ijldfllfill vxphlins map oi' thi- uncic-nt wodd to jackie Davin und Us-horuh Blll1iiS in ll ninth L'I'2lKil' Lniin I claws, 29 PHESHME HUME HUUM5 room 3 25 Front Row: C. Esau, M Goyda, M. Cor-luring, D Nath, ,l. Haupt, D. En lisli, B. Fox, D. Reiner, D Huglicy, T. Knoelucl, I Stir-lf, Second Row: B Yickcl D O'X'I'illc Y 1 ., . Y 1 y, . Dcartli, L. Criffitli, T, Lim- lucris, XV. Smouldcr, R Akcrlcy, S. Rolncrson, A KIcStav, S. Dm inv, D Y o k e l . Back Row: C Lukas, D. Miclcacl, D Krug-lc, D. Eiflcr, D. Blal- loy, P. XVolak, XV. YVL-is YV. Miner, R. MQKUQ, C Klvunn. S30 mom, 3 75 Front Row: S. Hopf, S. Iluntcr, H. vVllCl'lPl', S Laquatra, T. Spainpinato, YV. Uslcrrittcr, R. Pacluana, D. Spiker, B. Bailey, P. Nichols. Second Row: P. Clianiplin, VV. Loy, I. Coodwortli, Miller, K. Miller, K. Nieliaus, P. Sal- vatore, A. jackson, C. Rus- svll. Third Row: V. Buell- 01, L. Schuinann, Anstis, H. Blaclcwull, C. Devine, R. Ccisslcr, R. Stoiliovic, ll. Ste-igerwalcl, J. Kenna, L. Driscoll. Back Row: VV. Scliolz, I. Kannncrsell, D. Mulvcv, D. Turner, I. Kraiovic, D. Crowley, R. Young, J. Clomc-ns, W. lolinson. mam 3 23 Front Row: M. Mullisli, T. Kc-lly, I. Chcrnosky, R. Moonvy, G. Fox, A. Fallcr, BI. T'IL'Sl1ll'1', K. Bcrtgcs, M. Garvin, M. Scstric, I. Grail. Second Row: I. Kane, R. llorncr, K. Loli- nlan, SL'l1GllCIllJ0l'gGl', S. Borowski, P. Stolraugln, I. Co ok. K. Cocliran, K. Ritchie, R. Crabc. Back Row: K. Caspcr, T. Sipc, D. xvillililll, -I. Pritchard, I. Carroll, C. Brulvacli, M. Bauman, K. Math-rn, H. Mzxclcy, D. Millvr. Kathy McClintock, john Orr, and Barb Froehlich fill out club applications. fA8 0'LlfLflfLWLlfL .'j0LlfU VLQDU CZJLA4 L8glfLlfL EL BS Students of Perry enjoyed numerous estab- lished clubs and experimented with several new ones. Mr. Charles Ekey introduced a Slide Rule Club While the Student United Na- tions was formed by Mr. Barry Phillips. To the Biology Club, Doctor Irons added another organization known the Affiliated Future Nurses Club. Miss Canoya introduced a new Drama Club for eighth graders, and Miss Bitt- man and Mr. Duffy took over the sponsorship of the Bogi Club. JH. .ATHSELUH The junior Math Club, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. McClymonds, was a selected group of twenty-five seventh and eighth grade students. During this past year they learned to add, subtract, and multiply with base num- bers other than ten. Members also learned the fundamental laws of algebra, trigonometry, and geometry and acquired new concepts of mathematics. These activities helped those students who jumped from seventh grade mathelnatics to ninth grade algebra. Front Row: E. Henderson, YV. Connelly, H. BIcGuigan, T. Fulton, K. lloupe, M. Miller, K. Mayo, C. Ledrick. Sec ond Row: V. Pace, D. Lapp, G. Gloor G. Hasson, E. Miller, G. McCauley, j. Branch, M. Schulte. Back Row C' Cramer, I. Simone, B. Boniker, L. YVolfson, j. Foertsch, BI. Murphy, K. Bochter, BI. Dollhopf. Front Row: D. Skultety, F. Moore, K. Graham, M. Kuchner, S. Kirsehnian, S. Schmalz, C. Ledrick, K. Mayo. Second Row: J. Could, C. Pyexynski, K. Bochter, C. Ellsworth, E. Miller, D. Covert, Boyd. Back Row: H. Dering, C. Cringel, D. Marty, M. Schulte, R. 'l'urner, C. Schultz, R. Frederick, Al. XVitzel, B. Dusch. DHAMATIE EE lil One of the new clubs at Perry this year was the Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Canoya. Members practiced public speaking and discussed the qualities of good acting as well as all kinds of acting. Some members read poetry While others recited favorite lines they memorized. Members viewed the play, ulnherit the VVind,v which dealt With the Seopeis trial. SPEED READING Every Monday morning the Speed Read- ing Club met under the supervision of Miss lean Boggs. The purpose was to improve members, reading speed and comprehension. Members used rateometers to improve their ability to skim a page rapidly. The tachisto- scope was used to flash Words on a screen in order to improve perception span. Most of the members doubled their reading skill. Left to right: Paul Bailey, Christine Straight, Judy Wadlow, Erlenc Bauman, Gerald Robinson, Donna Ver- banets, Linda Eppiliimer, Indy VVilson, ludy Mc- Million, Alacki XVYIHRIIN1. 32 Front Row: M. Garvin, E. Iones, M. Rvgielski, C. Schmidt, F. Natale, S. McGivern, M. Beatty, C. Abel, C. Leda-ick. Second Row: M. Miller, Al. Dumont, C. Reinhirt, S. lloinbach, pl. Myers, KI. Schulte, R. Mclensky, D. Ilughey, A. Worthing. Third Row: D. Walsh, R. Horner. S. Iluwlcy, M. Dollhopf, P. Cox, -I. Branch, B. Honi- kcr, B. Brown, D. Skultety. Back Row: L. Schumann, S. Miller, nl. Foertsch, S. Reinhart, I. Simone, I. Cook. lick Miladin and jack Lewis watch Alex Squire as she registers to vote in thc practice election held annually in Noreniher. Betty Gibson and Rich Prescott prepare to count the contents of the ballot box during the November election. -Zllt JH. LIBRARY STI-XPP Members of the junior Library Staff mend- ed books, filed magazines, shelved books, and did general work around the library. They learned the desk routine by practice. At the Cliristmas party of the combined staffs in December, some of the junior workers took prizes. One of the most helpful juniors was Martin Schulte, SB, who was the youngest desk clerk to work in the library. UVE HER ELEIQTIU The November election was under the di- rection of Mr. Ronald Carpenter, who was a new teacher at Perry this year. The election was conducted by the Senior P.O.D. class. lack Miladin was elected as chairman of the Election Committee while Jack Lewis served as co-chairman. Those students who partici- pated on the committees were selected from Mr. Carpenterls classes, and every home room had its own representative. 33 Front Row: K. Graham, A. Stover, G. Frey, R. Fred- erick, I. Kane, S. Harris, L. Farley, L. Slunnann. Second Row: J. Davis, I. Davis, G. Schultz, S. Bor- owski, N. Miller, G. Gloor, B. Fox, M. Sestrie, F. Burger, VV. Connelly. Back Row: G. Santos, M. Hays, B. Miller, I. Goodxvorth, B. Mayo, S. Ravenstahl, S. JU TUB EUU CHQ junior Council was led by its president, Geoffery Frey. Richard Frederick, vice-presi- dent, and Ianet Kane, secretary, assisted him. The junior students, slogan Was KSafety.', To carry out their slogan they sold signal flares for automobiles. The sale of the flares made a profit of sixty dollars, which was donated to needy families for food at Christmas. Five dollars Was given to CARE for Hong Kong. Hawley. STUDENTiU.N. A new social. studies club, the Student United Nations, was modeled after the regu- lar United Nations, and their meetings were conducted as in the General Assembly. This year the members chose to represent Thailand and Yugoslavia and selected Judith WVilson as head delegate. In April there was a two-day General Assembly of the Student U. N. groups from all the schools of VVestern Pennsylvania. Front Row: D. Kellam, G. Lindsey, P. Gibson, Back Row: Mr. Phillips, B. Froehlich, I. Cillo K. Meals. 34 At Bogi Clulfs Illlll0W0lCl1 rlunco, 4'Gr11xeyz1rcl SIllZlSll.,, Von lDl'2lCIllil calls Bucluli out of lllfl' lmmk 011. BUGI ELUHS HEHZXVEYZXHU S ASH lill Cislun, jc-1111 Luluv, 1111cl joycc B111l11li slww nfl tln-ir l'l'1i1 will--wi1111i11g liogi Cluln plan c:1stu111vs z1t tlw Spook-11ml-gllost ll 11li'll lor I-l11llowec111. while x'z11'io11s crm' g il l ll Cullml Count Joyce cofllu uturcs Bob Totin uncl Cay Miclmliszyxl 1-njoy cluncing at the gCl1'1lVt'j'1l1'Cl Slllklsllu, one of the most uovcl clamor-s vw-1' plamnccl lvy Bogi Club lHt'll1l1l'fS. Hulloxx L L I1 'x A 1' ff Xn1kvMFI?JL,w7Ai 7, 1 V1 A f:543.N?i, L ,. 1 .'Ye L :XXX U Qi 5 GJ W f 3 Lf ii ..A Y 2' M Ralph SL-Tmcidcr, Bruce Boul, and Paul Adams frrmlic in Uni snow with Bc-tsy lXlz1tviyz1, Ku SOIHIHCTS, Gay Michzlliszyn, and Karon Meals. IW? Wei m, Mummmd , ,, 5 ' i K' 'fff X Activities were forced to come indoors with the first blasts of Winter. Some seniors, however, could not bc hindered by a few snowfiakes. Perryites cheered for the Basket- ball Team and the Swimming Team. Sopho- mores became more interested in the activities of Biology Club. The seryice clubs such as Red Cross, Biology, and Art Service planned or advertised activities for raising money for many Worthy causes. The senior class sup- ported a money-raising magazine drive, and long-range preparations Were made for the class play and the prom. In january a new semester began with everyone, especially sen- iors, counting the days until June. During February Perry was the site of a significant education uiirstl' in the public schools when the Vanguard Players gave their initial per- formance to assemblies in Perryis auditorium. A series of assemblies on driver safety Was also a part of the Winter schedule. lion XVilehLo iumps up lor a basket as Roy Lesh stands ready for a possible rebound. 37 Front Row: A. Smith, F. Huber, D. Jarvis, A. Logan, I. Zipay, AI. Bairhalter, I. Muska, B. jackson, T. Connor. Second Row: -I. Calderaro, D. Mickael, B. Marks, I. Nasaidka, R. Lear, D. Miller, B. Artzebcrger, M. VVettling, I. Kyler. Back Row: 1. Davis, R. Dt-Marco, -I. Bungo, G. Klein, H. Blackwell, L. Gilbert, R. joll, M. Hayes, I. Barker, J. Jarvis. SWIMMI E TEAM Perry's 1962-63 Swimming Team, suffering from an undermanned roster, endured a long and unsuccessful season. The Commodore tankmen were victorious only twice while los- ing six times. The Perry wins came at the ex- pense of arch rival Allegheny, 52-34, and South, 47-39. The aquamen were beaten by Langley, 61-25, Oliver, 50-36, Carrick, 68-18, and South Hills, 72-14. In exhibition Perry fell victim to Lindis Military Academy, 62-23, and Peabody, 72-14. Despite the poor record of the Swimming Team, there were many members of the team who were outstanding. Tack Bairhalter ex- celled in butterfly breastroke and was virtually unbeatable. The medley relay team was also outstanding in that it lost only twice all sea- son. This event was handled by jack Bair- halter, joe Calderaro, Ralph Riedel. and john Zipay. Some of the other outstanding mem- bers of the team were: Rich DeMarco, Tim Connor, and Art Logan. Despite the losing season Coach Oliver Gordon was pleased with the performance of his charges and is confi- dent of a better season next year. jim Nasaidka practices his diving form. 38 Ioc Kyler, Art Logan, john Zipay, and jack Buirhaltcr get off to a fast start. 4,5 I1 'x ' 2 ,L 3 Front Row: P. Bailey, ll. Kerr, BI. Swain, R. Preseott, C. Mitt-hell, P. Lei-st-li, T.-Fraser, R. Lesh, nl. Sullivan. Back Row: B. Schwartz, ll. Colosinio, C. Hazlett, VV. Kimble, R. VVitehko, ll. vlcllerson, S. Rudi, P. Chznnplin, P. Curran, M. Curran, Coach YVeitzel, SE lflfl B SHETH LL The Varsity Baskethall Team seemed des- tined to have a suecessfnl season as they com- pleted the first half of their city league section with a five-Win and two-loss record. The Coin- modores hegan the season with full speed ahead, Winning their first two games against Carrick and Allegheny. The blue and white ship then encountered rough seas and suffered losses to South Hills and Oliver. The hoopsters later caught fire and Won their last three Hoy Lesh leaps to make two of the thirty points he stored against Connelly Vocational. games against Allegheny Vo, Connelly Vo, and Langley. Team captain, Paul Lersch, and Roy Lesh were tied as high scorers with 17.4 points per game averages. In the pre-season exhibition games Perry Won three and dropped two. The Commodores heat VVeste1'n l3eax'er, Shenango, and Schenley While losing to Neshannoek and North Alle- gheny. Coach XVeitZel 1 J. 1' - 40 5 4 ii Itrst-li goes up for an eisy two points in unc with Connolly Voczitionul. B SIGETH LL CLUB Tho priinury intcra-sts tif that junior Bnslsct- liall Club wc-rc to teach tlic tiiiiclniiiciilals ol' lmslxctlmll and to proinotv mort- intcrcst in it. Under tlic- silpciwisioil and instruction ot Xlr. NVilliain Lcckenlmy, tlic lioys mot cx'c'1'y Mon' day in tliv lnig gym. Tlivy practiced shooting lmskcts, dcvclopctl skill in gilawding tlivir op- poncnts, and lenrnvd tlie rules of good sports- lnansliip. Xlr. lmckviilmy said that tlic attempts of the club lnivo lmecn successful in tlic past and will Continuc to bc sncccssfnl in the future. ' lticli Prvscott outjumps tht- Connolly boys io goes for 2l1lUfll1'I' lmslwt. Front Row: A. Nlfliitc, R. Klcppiclt, li. Patton, R. l'll'CClCI'lL!li, T. Spunipinnto, li. Xvklfll, ll. Blat-ltwn-ll, lf. Bergt-r, D. Phillips, Al. Bm-vvrs, lt. Snttlvr. Second Row: C. l'lstn1, -I. Hznipt, ll. XVlllit1ll1S, I.. xvllllllilll, R. Brown, C. xVL'LlYl'I', -I. l i'cy, I. Stcigc-rwnld, j. Sterling, 13. Nit-kt-1, C. Pzutliuni. Third Row: ll. Stoiliovic, NI. Hayes, N. Rovlnuck, XY. Loy, R. Minictas, XY. lolinson, B. Scott, E. Clay, Al. Lyons, E. Huertu. Back Row: T. Luonnrd, J. PI'ltL'll2ll'Cl, C. Tliorton, C. Twigg. D. Eiilcr. YV. Ccluck, NV. Nlillvr, R. Hunter, E. Yzidrowslti, -I. Bricrlvy, Dr. Irons explains un ox- pvrinicnt in osmosis to nicinhers of his hiology clziss: fLcft to rightl ,louiingf B.l1'ZL'I1, Rohcrt Anthony, Michzicl Andrews, lXIiChvllc- Pauling. SUPHUMUHE HU E HUUMS lf'00WL 7 Front Row: B. Linnncr, S. Boinhnch, S. Morrow, M. Koincr, D. Kloppick, D. Lidcy, K. Iano, E. Bun- inzin, C. Miklzivic. Second Row: L. Tcctcrs, D. Mait- SChl'l'Z, L. Mrozowski, P. McCz1l'l'c-1'ty, C. Kirkland, P. Brown, M. Ferris, I. NVoiQ-is-chowski, M. Slnotak, L. Darcungclis. Third Row: R. Becki, L. Cochercs, S. Augustine, L. Vidt, C. M 0 l l o t t, J. Stauh, B. Moore, I. Schwc-dle-r, L. XVolfson, D. Shannon, L. Brozovich. Back Row: D. Bearer, R. Koontz, G. Bord- iuk, F. Dietz, -I. Eason. mom Q05 Front Row: Barclay, 1. Flaherty, C. Hathcrlty, K. Bricelund, C. Grzlnchc, L. VVilli5, B. Clark, I. Hollcn- bar-Ii. Second Row: N. Shi-cts, B. Barkley, I. NVhit- ten, J. Barker, C. VVright, M. McKinney, B. Altvatur. Third Row: E. Braddock, M. Kzlspcr, B. I'I0ltg1'21VCl', H. Shoub, D. Grosicun, C. Bnnovutz. Back Row: I. Scanlon, P. Bziur, J. llcin, D. VVheelcr, D. Dclfzlllc, T. Crczigcr, P. Chznnplin. 42 l 00VlfL Front Row: K. Kcuny, -I. Mvlcnsky, M. Roh:-rtson, B. Good, K. Fvitl, L. B011- uvlt, D. Xlznylwulwl, D. W'z1Vtc-s, IC. Sulfcr, Second Row: D. Gihhous, lf. Roh- lc-dw-1'. M. CJUIIISKLI, L. Soft- uvr, L. King, S. W'iml, ll. Krikstou, B. Blum. Third Row: M. Bvll. AI. Sloan, R. Thompson, NI. Irwin, H. Briggs, NV. Hl'IlZIi11', R. Opipuri, Al. Bivgcnwnld, L. LrilLOllilf'. Back Row: j. NVolfson, R. Pitsvhkv, C. C2llL1l'l'll1'fJ, Rauch, D. Ro- duk, Al. Blurshall, AI. LuH', D. Otts, NV, Kllyut, A. Yvyun. lf'00lf10, Front Row: B. Smousv, Al. Miller, B. Schwcigcr, K. Nloonvy, B. Pulgiuo, P. Ritulmiv, B. YVa1ltvrs, K. Pfallzglulf, A. Fl'fl'1l1'll, K. ROIIIIJRICK, I. Burzcn. Sec- ond Row: K. Sterling, D. Bulcliuger, K. Straight, Cl, Ruhucky. NI. XV1.'ttliI1Q', XI. Pzuxlaug, G. Wllltcr. H. Bfillklllllll, XI. Com-ly, L. LQIUY, L. Horam. Back Row: R. Pmivdel, I. Ahf, B. Clay- poolc, D. Schuhvrf, Lzulh, C. Sutter, L. Blniclm, L. Schwvigely B. Bllcek. E. Alh-11. B. Alu-l. 6:5 QU V ir WR mme excefw! in lrbfory . . vA..::a Sm Mr. KHIIISC' shows il nmp of civnt ROHM' lo Susan Simp- 1, Edgizlr Allvn, and Bllllllil olml in Ll tenth gnrcio world hisiorx' class. 43 . .dome Jfzfwfiec! german Mrs. llonk discusses a prolmlein of German grann- mar with Dave Freund. Boseann Krilfston, and llohert Aloll. 44 lf'00WL First Row: -I. llartinan, M Zclinak, V. Johnson, M YVashinglon, I. Phillips, Meyers, D. Pngliese, Hedclle. Second Row: D Hnekestein, I. Martin, S Carey, D. Pusateri, D C K Boyd, C. Miller, P. Me- Donough, tl. Sullivan, Brown. Third Row: M Shannon, R. jewell, E Phillips, D. Lamping, VI. Gottron, S. Henmly, C. Meisinger, -I. Velte, A. Logan. Back Row: C. L a p p , N. Tonihillo, D. Zoelie, M. Stiver, G. Sie- lbert, VV. Esau, D. Freund, K. Clyde, A. Pace, R. Anthony. mom Q75 First Row: S. Hunter, V. Sehinietllin, S. Mefluire, ll. Patterson, 'lf He-im, N. Boehak, I. Flaherty, IC, Praskovieh, B. Sehlenke, B. Szafranslci, YV. Sinnns. Second Row: A. Caruso, NV. Chronis, G. Klein, F. Fulhner, NI. jackson, A. Slabilc, J. Treinel, J. Ilellm- ling, xl. DeFazio, S. Evans. Third Row: C. Grosskinsky, R. johnson, R. xViili2l111S, B. VVheeler, L. Tetlnyer, I. Grimaldi, F. Linski, A. Flowers, D. Corski, P. Branch, B. Berger. Back Row: L. wVllliklIHS, P. Cur- ran, G. C-ringel, F. Ket- tvrlv, B. Hicks, S. Curski, R. Sehon, D. Smith, B. Schwartz, I. Calderaro. n mam 379 Front Row: I. Muir, D. YVright, S. llcudlce, L. Finnvgun, C. Swickcy, V. Horner, D. Mnlgruw, D. Bm-rgcr, A. XVH-mln-11, P. Pivtz, IC. Lowis. Second Row: E, l'i0Sll'l', H. Martin, D. -Iurxis, M. Hudson, M. Hunt, M. Cnnninglmm, B. YVz1ltc1', E. Buffcrty, D. Vance, L. Mott. Back Row: K. XVUIJCT, B. Yur- ocko, H. Bloonlqnist, Al. Munz, C. Richzlrd, B. joll, B. MCU, C. Kzwhly, -I. Pnlc-cl, -I. -loncs, YV. Xon- l3C1'gP1'. mom 327 Front Row: B. Vevcrku, Pm. Victoria, B. Ccblmurclt, L. Sanders, C. Cold, M. Sn- dutx, I. Bobcrtson, K. Vow- inckvl, B. Bygiclski, C. XXYCl'tllCilllC1', T. Blll'1'2lHfl'. Second Row: D. McCruil, H. Linski, D. Hodder, P. Nilfillly L. Spzlk, S. Simp- son, R. Ebert, C. XVvr1m-1, C. Condino, E. NVQ-sncr. Back Row: NV. Snyclvr, M. Curran, B. Mc-istvr, ll. Fowlm-r, B. Donoxnn, 'l'. POW4-rs, P. xVOI'fl1illg, AI. Korzldc, -I. Martin, R. Sinn- on, C. Crzxhzun. +15 A C Soplnzmorc-s prim-lin-c to do- vvlop typing skills. Front Row: ID. Mn-Cruil, S. Ban'- L-lly, B. Bctlllm-lnml. Second Now: N. Slum-ts. P. Alam-ob l.. Szlflxlcr, D. PllSlltCl'i Third How: S. Thomas Buck Row: L. Moran, B Blum. dome enferea! fwoing . . . r i if E F r y 4558 'Wa , we iaith fi' lla Biology Club still holds the record for size and service BIULUGY EL B . .. The Biology Club of Perry High, under the leadership of Dr. L. Chester Irons, continued to be of service to the community and the school. During the past year, the Clubis aid was directed towards many Worthy causes. WVestern Pennsylvania School for Blind Chil- dren again was the recipient of five hundred dollars. A donation of another five hundred dollars was appropriated to provide camping experience for underprivileged children at Camp Achievement. The scenery along one of the main approaches to the city was en- hanced greatly through the planting of one hundred and thirty Howering crab trees and lapanese cherry trees. All the funds for the clubis donations were raised through the ac- tive participation of the members who sold Christmas Wrappings, candy, fruitcake, Easter plants, and other high quality goods. The regular Weekly meetings Were high- lighted by the appearance of several nationally lContinued on page 472 46 1 W aw g Vypig zfr k 3 .H :2:g.:j'.g:.:jg.-: '-...lg-' :-vm :-aw... -- - -ilaiiilffif B' ' ei . . . . if U, .Vt wiizp- - ,, .f2r.:.fzr. f 1. it Misty' fs, 'f:fQ1 f2xfa'-ers ' wif'-1S:a?A? 1zfr Qffiggatfl is 9'?tlf'5. V among Pcrry's many lively and active clubs. ide? engalfeal Jcience or Jeruice .... Mrs. XVilma Canmbio talks about her dogs George Klein and Robert Nash before appearing guest speaker for a Biology Club program. with as a . . . GLVL f58lf'l!8 lflfLOLlfLy lfU0lf'lfA7 CIILIJLJQ5 known speakers. Among them was Dr. Ceraltl Cox, a well known biochcmist train the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh who made a study of water Huoriclation. The Biology Club was tor- tunate in being permitted to participate in an experiment Conducted by Dr. Cox. The Club was also visited by Nlajor Mark XVilt, a mcm- bcr of thc Air Defense Command, Arctic Di- Visiong by Michael Chang of Bed China. whose family is still hold thcreg and by Miles Burk, opthzunologist and former Club mem- ber, who gave an informative talk on the hu- man cyc. Un the lighter side of the progrzuns. the Club hosted the Brentwood High School Concert Band under the direction of Nlr. Iohn Bomberger. musicians from the XVestcrn Penn- sylvania School for Blind Chiltlrcn, and stu- dents from the YVrayettc School of Dance who conducted thc Christmas Program. All in all, it was another well rounded year for the Bi- ology Club. Biology Club's prcsiclcnt, Chester Lccty, cliscnsscs uc- tivities with Sanrly Zeilcr Ctrcasurcrl, Pat Kuhn Qsccrc- tzlryj, Carolyn Ellsworth fassistant secretaryl, and Lynn Aubrecht Cassistaut treasure-rl. Club membe-rs listen attcntivcly to the guest speaker at a regular' wee-kly meeting of the Biology Club. Doctor Irons gives llianc Corsky ancl Pat Currcn som tips on scllinff cancly to raise money for BlOlOf'V Clubis .- , . s. many worthy causes. fi? Front Row: C. Klennn, H. Stodaugli, G. Abel, K. Ritcbic, A. Iackson, ll. xl7ox, L. Covert. Second Row: R. Illll I. Psxcracki, Simpson, -I. Bacbr, L. Boyle, J. Wlingliart, K. Sliallcr, M. jackson, P. Xin-liols. Back w H. Blackwell, B. Ccrnianos, G. Ncllot, B. Siinon, XV. Ziplcr, -I. Gcrnianos, lt. Sykes. BT SER IEE EL B fire? DLJZJ fined' fainf Every Monday morning tlic ineinbcrs of the Art Service Club, under the supervision of Mr. Edward Curley, met to carry out interest- ing and educational projects. The club was very active With sucb assignments as the mak- ing of posters signifying special sports events, the clean-up campaign, school elections, and Ioyce Grundler and Dan Boch obtain supplies to work on a project. l fo wwe Meir Jcfwof tbc opcn bonse program for National Educa- tion WVeek. Advertising for tlie Bogi dances was one of tbe clubis main projects. Another project was publicizing the Biology Clubis ac- tivities with Welcome signs prepared weekly and posters made for their many sales. Many art students devoted their talents to tliesc vari- ous projects. Francine Wlillizuns, Sandy Zciler, and Iobn Zipay inakc preparations tor an art display. 48 i U' Members of the Bed Cross Club discuss their Foster Parent project. Sitting: Pat johnson, Sandy Seitz. Left to right: Annette Clark, Linda Campbell, Sue Lennon, Carole Phillips, john Kelly, lion Plummer, Carol Farley. REU DRUGS CLUB The junior Red Cross Club, supervised by Miss Blackstone, worked on numerous worth- while projects. Under the Foster Parent Plan the cluh adopted Sui Kwong, a ten year old orphan boy from Hong Kong, and obtained assistance from Various clubs in Allegheny County to make up the 5515 needed monthly to support this child. Another of the cluh's projects was collecting hooks to send to the Veterans, Hospital in Oakland. Members also made Hallowejen favors for the Veterans. For another project, members collected and recon- ditioned toys and dolls. They also filled ten Christmas stockings for local needy children, using proceeds from the sale of corsages to help finance this project. Two of many more projects were: making vases out of detergent bottles for hospital patients and organizing a variety show for patients at Dixmont. . . . AQCCLIWLQ 61, 05f6l l96Ll 6lfLi Front Row: M. Heshler, L. Finnegan, C. Liermann, C. Farley, B. Nicholas, C. Klemm, P. Johnson, B. Bath lehem, K. Kimmel. Second Row: bl. Kelly, C. Lindsey, P. Gibson, V. Johnson, M. Washington, 1. Kost, L. Mro zowski, B. Rouse, D. O'Brian, S. Scitz, M. Conely, E. Philip, S. Harp, lt. jackson. Back Row: R. Plummer jarvis, D. Matseherz, C. Craham, M. Forrester, 1. Anderson, S. Lennon, C. Phillips, J. Brazen, L. Darcangclis SLIDE Pr LE EL B The main function of the new Slide Rule Club, sponsored by Mr. Ekey, was to teach students the uses of the slide-rule, since there is no place in the mathematics curriculum for this useful skill. Members learned how to do multiplication and division problems, how to find powers and roots, and how to do propor- tion problems by using the slide rule. This club not only helped students with their high school mathematics but was invaluable for those continuing their education in college, where the knowledge of using the slide rule is almost a necessity. There was no limitation to club membership except that students had to be interested in learning to use the slide rule. Al Hammer demonstrates to ,loe Profeta, Gary Kulil, and Nancy Hcastings the method of working out a problem on a slide rule. fAQy l0fL6LiA fA8 8065? WEL? F1rstR0w: N. Heastings, R. Brinkman, I. Ley, B. Moore, D. Schiller. Second Row: D. Baldingcr, C. Mitchell, S Curski, A. Hammer, G. Kuhl, I. Staub. Back Row: D. Freund, A. Marks, G. Gscll, B. Sclilcnke. i n 5 ,, Zay My fl Q Fl0l1tROYV I P1 lul I Millar C YV1lle1 I Barker, R. Briggs. Second Row: A. Slowik, YV. Illtlts R Longmoir NV IXIIVIT D Ringgold Back Row: I. Canjar, H. Hurd, H. Nist, I. PM-XDIU CLUB ra L0 amd 0 fmnec! Ifizeir ACQVLJQ5 The Radio Club was co-sponsored by Mr. Robert Sharp and Mr. Donald Hopkins. The first few meetings of the club were spent moving equipment from room 103 to room 224. After this Was done, the antenna was installed. Mr. Sharp, who has an amateur license, Worked with some members of the club to aid them in receiving their licenses. The Monday morning meetings were spent studying code and theory and trying to make contact with other uhamsf, The club applied for a station license. Their equipment Was serviced by club members Who Were taking electric shop courses. After the members re- ceived their licenses, they were permitted to build their own private equipment. lt was the hope of the sponsors that every member would receive his license and become familiar with the fundamentals of a radio transmitter. This new club became quite popular. 51 First Row: L. Covert, S. Kristoiic, vl. Dindinger, L. Bennett, nl. Patterson, E. Braddock, L. Mott, Barclay, D. Madey. Second Row: AI. Occkial, P. Ritchie, -I. Ley, J. McCleary, D. Diego, M. Ferris, -I. Cottron, jl. Sloan T. Cassenschmidt, V. Mayo, B. Johnston, M. Bnrks, S. Spangler, S. Rupp, S. Zciler, P. Natale. Back Row: R Meister, P. Curran, J. Zipay, KI. Kerr, B. Boul, P, Lersch, V. Merlina, -I. lluege, C. Fischerkeller, K. Burger, B Thompson. SE IUH CUU UL HU E HOU AETI lTlE5 All home rooms participated in school events a Sponsoring a clean-up project for 1963, mcm- bers of Council Went around to each home room and talked about cleaning lockers and keeping paper off the corridor Hoors. After these talks a general clean-up was held. Senior Council also sponsored projects of giving gifts to senior citi- zens, decorating the school mailboxes, and dis- tributing Christmas cards. Their activities in- cluded combined meetings with junior Council. and supported the projects suggested by the Perrv's Student Council. Each home room elected its officers from among students who had at least B averages. The president and secretary of each home room represented their class as members of the Council. Bonnie Thompson, vice-president, and Tom Fraser, president, discuss plans for the first Senior Council meeting of the second semester. 52 Boifi Clubis UFQIIIUISY i11 Frostfi l'11t Muselin llllil Kllll B rrriek cheek in Tom Kloes illlil Judy Manges xxlnlt -Xlt x Squire und Bill Knoebel wait in line. Sue Spungler, Bob Dogg Ceenterl, und other Perry eouples enjoy Bogiis lliliil-WlHtL'I' cl1111ec- F11nt11sy 111 Frostv. may Mage cz winfer 61,lfLf6L:5y. . . 'iF11nt11sy in Frosti' W11s the 111111112 of tl1e Bogi Clubs inid-Winter dance held i11 Decem- ber. The eo111n1ittee for tl1is dance Was headed by Peggy H11ys and Sheryl K11los. The stage gym wus decorated to represent 21 Winter scene, with angel hair and blue lights cover- ing the stairs and 'iMr. ESI Mrs. S11oW1111111U at the botton1. Blue lights in the form of 21 star Bogi Club lllCllllJl'l'S plea for their favorite records: fLeft to rightl jackie Mcflaw, Marlene Henzler, luck Lewis, Paul Lerseh, Al bl1lSCllfi, Iaek Bair- hixlter, lbilll Dolan, Mary Sweeney, Arlene Russell, Robert11 Covert. were used as 21 b11ek-drop. A crystal ball hung in the center of the roomg illld UI1dG1'llCZ1tl'1 it stood 1111 Lillllllilllllll tree decorated Witl1 blue U1'11211DCI1tS. This Cl1rist111as-time dance was 0116 of the 1ll0St popular dances of the year. It was 11 dressy affair 11t which the boys Wore coats 1u1d ties, and the girls Wore their best dresses. luck Buirliulter twists with Mary Sweeney, and Kathy Merunti Witl1 Dave Dindinger 11s Bogi Clubs uF1111t11sy i11 Frostu swings into 1111 evening of fun und frolic in il n1id-winter setting of snow and blue lights. A V' It af . i ul Simon, Trllcly Cussvxlsvhlllidt, and BL-tsy XIiltVij'L1Clj5L'llSS with Nh: HlJ1'1',Qi'l' plum for tlwir flltllfl' cu SPRING Spring i.L'XUI'n was wvlcoiiic ut l,,Cl'1'Y this ya-ui: Attcii' ll long lmrct winter. Pc-rry spot- tutors wmv atliuc-tcicl by sm-cc-ig lmsvhnli. amd truck. ,'llIliUliS czigerh' ziwzlitvcl tht- i1i'i'ixg1l ui' H1911 chlss rings and tht' chu' XYl1L'll thcix' sa-iilcri' pivtilivs wouhl hu tukuin. Ask Any Cirl. thx' scixior chiss play. which wus clinic-t4'd hy Xlrs. Xlnrilyii l5vi'i1ui'd. was ll huge sua-cvss. Spring fl'iliI1illgn was givvn to tht' p1'0spvctix'c' vtiitors of thnx Pcrryscopcg and tlw Llllllllzli art vssuy ccmtvst was livld. Tho l,n-tteiwiwii sold swvat- shirts to misc incmcy whilc- Clirls' I,c-glclws vii- joyccl scxerul Mifffity play' days. P11111 Lcrsch and Sum- Kristofic i'cipi'c-smitt-cl 1'c1'i'y at AH- City Student Coimcil. SCX'C1'L1i dciicgutvs twin Pcrry wc-rc sont to the Stuclciit Uiiitc-cl Nations which usscmhled at thc- Univeisity ol' Pitts- burgh iii April. W 770 1' , ,A .f Front Row: I. Grant, D. Frankel, C. YValdsehmidt, R. Derrick, B. Connelly, R. Patton, J. Maynard, L. Pellettiro, Second Row: R. Benna, M. Govda, V. Voci, R. Kleppiek, R. 'l'urner, G. Gloor, P. Faneher, Turner. Back Row: F. Moore, 'l'. Bivins, XV. Cermanos, D. Nath, T. lluhhell, H. Marley, B. Scott, I. Ogrine, NV. Pietz, VV. VVitehko, R. Cloor, I. Sterling, Mr. Nasierowski. SUCEEH The 1962 soccer team, coached by Mr. Richard Nasierowski, completed their four game schedule with no wins, two losses, and two ties. Perry opened the season against Prospect and lost, 1-0, on a penalty kick. Perry's next opponent was Oliver, and the game ended as it started, 0-0. Perry then fell victim to Lati- mer, 2-0, with both Latimer scores gained on penalty kicks. Perry finished their season against Knoxville, tying them 2-2. Knoxvilleis score came on a goal, the only one to dent the Perry nets all season. Despite the winless season, Mr. Nasierow- ski was pleased with his teamis showing and was especially pleased with the play of goalie, Jack Sterling. Mr. Nasierowski summed up the season saying, VVe had a good defense and would have won some games if we just could have scored some goals! Mr. Nasierowski explains the strategy for the Perry-Knoxville giune to Joseph Ogrinc, YVillia1n Pietz, and Roderick Patton. George Hazlett takes his practice cuts as Jeff Parrish catches. The Perry High Baseball Team finished their 1962 season with nine Wins and three losses. The Commodore successes came at the expense of Oliver, 2-O and 9-4, Allegheny Vo, 16-4 and 16-0, Langley, 7-6 and 4-1, Alle- gheny, 8-6 and 9-8, and South Hills, 4-1. Perry was scuttled bv South twice, 7-4 and 4-2, and BASEBALL by South Hills once, 16-0. Perry's fine record put them in second place at the end of the season. Paul Lersch was clearly the outstand- ing player for the Commodores. Paul, as a pitcher, Won five games and lost one While Paul, the batter, hit .49O. Front Row: J. Adams, D. Paulat, P. Lersch, D. Luther. Second Row: D. Brady, A. Baker, R. Lesh, G. Hazlett, A. Marks. Back Row: W. Cook, J. Schaefer, I. Parrish, T. Fraser, J. Zipay. Front Row: M. Cayton, J. Canjar, H. MacNeill, B. Pitschke, C. Kufner, Gurski, A. Stabile, B. Marx. Back Row: F. Sweeney, A. Logan, D. VVilliznns, il. Dunn, I. lluege, l. Zipuy, B. Boul, C. Leety, C. Coehring. TH Eli The 1962 track team under the leadership of Coach Louis XVeitzel finished with a one and six record. South Hills, the best team in the city, defeated Perry, 107 to 13, followed by Oliver upsetting the Commodores, 94 to Next Carrick beat Perryls team, 75 to 43, and Bellevue trounced them 84 to 24. On May 1, the Commodores won their lone victory by defeating Richland, 66 to 52. They ended the season by losing to North Catholic, 92 to 26. Despite the disheartening record, Perry sent five athletes to the All-City final meet. They Were: Bill Berger, 220 yard dashg Chet Leety, discus, jim Dunn and Dave Michael, pole vault, and Roland lefferson, high jump. The 1963 team should be much improved with all 1962 players except Bill Berger. But Coach lVeitzel said, ulf welre to have a win- ner, all of us-track team, students, and coach -will have to be willing to work, work, werlclv 58 Francis CTweetyl Sweeney, Dave Turner, Dave VVillian1s, Mike Cayton, Chet Lecty, and Dive Michael leave school for 21 track meet. Coach VVeitZel instructs Bruce Boul in throwing the shot-put while loc Cnnjzu' and Nlikc Caytctn observe the procedure. Front Row: S. Zeiler L. Aubreeht, S. XVett- ling, S. Spangler, B Iohnslon. Second Row S. Salomon, P. Hays A. Squire, D. Glayin C. Ogrinc, T. Gassen- sclnnidt, L. jaksic, P Muselin. Back Row I. Zielinski, I. Borow- ski, V, Mayo, P. Mur- phy, Rupp, K. Burg- er, C. jackson, M Hall, B. Matviya, B XValters, A. Ferrara, P Gardner, I. Harris. GIRLS' LEADERS LETTEHME 'S EL B Girls' Leaders boasted thirty-two members from tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Four new members were initiated, three of whom were tenth graders. This year the senior leaders received new White uniforms which they Wore in gym. Red knee socks Were elimi- nated from the leaders, traditional attire. Sue YVettling officiated as president at every monthly business meeting and was assisted by Suzanne Spangler, vice-president. The leaders gave a party for the graduating seniors and presented each one with a gift. The Lettcrmenls Club was made up of seniors and eleventh grade boys with Nlr. Iackson as sponsor. Members raised money by selling sweat shirts and holding basketball games. In one game, the faculty played against the I.V. Basketball Team, defeating them with a score of 68-62. In another, the Senior Basket- ball Team defeated the Football Team by scoring 115 points against their opponentys 14. XVith the money raised by these games, the Lettermen purchased jackets for Perry's gradu- ating athletes. .x . sv., , Lerseh. 59 Front Row: jim Ktn Bruce Boul, -lack Mc Cleary. Back Row -lack Lewis, Chestci Le:-ty, -lim Huegi George Cavran. Pull Mr. Phillips discusses American history projects with Cheryl jackson, lim Blsll, and Fred Schuller. JU IUH HU E HUD 5 Six junior home rooms, under the guidance of Miss Boggs, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Ekey, Miss England, Mr. Cochnour, and Mr. Valle, took an active part in all school functions. These energetic Perryites of 1964 prepared to be- come seniors by distinguishing themselves in many school activities. Several belonged to the Perryscope staff, among whom were Bruce Ley, who held the position of junior sports editor, and Barbara Johnston and Joan Hatha- way, who Were the paperis other junior edi- tors. Of the six 1najorettes who were juniors three were new this year: Karen Goodworth, Judy Bavenstahl, and Karen Tite, the other three were Karla Barrick, Barbara King, and Margie Voelp. Juniors excelling in football during the current season were john Zipay, Cary F itzpatrick, Mike Cayton, VValter Pitski, and jim Dailey, while Roy Lesh, Greg Mitchell, Mark Swain, George Hazlett, and Ron Xvitchko helped the Commodores in bas- ketball. Leading the crowd in cheers were Sue Spangler and Lynn Aubrecht, newly cho- sen cheerleaders from the junior class, which also provided six of the cheerleading cadets. Three juniors exhibited projects in the metal constructionas convention at the Hilton, and three entered paintings in the Scholastic art awards exhibit. lf'00WL Front Row: C. Straight, Tonti, H. McCullough, S. Faulkner, J. Vfyman, K. Tite, C. Farley, B. Simp- son, L. Burke. Second Row: B. Rouse, M. Lxsch- er, P. Craiiia, W. Lenin- sky, Al. A n d e r s o n, D. M a d ey, N. VVhLillin, -I. Hathaway, -I. McMillion, L. Dcring. Third Row: R. Hummel, B. Wa l sh , A. VVilliams, D. O,Brien, B. Longmore, -I. Miller, F. Hu b er, B. Fullmer, P. Bailey, A. Hornack. Back ROW: M. M a rkl, VV. Pitschke, -I. Zip a y, XV Kimbel, C. Mitchell, L. Cunningham, B. Arent Mihelcic, E. Bloomer, R. Calewski. ,R. G0 mom Q12 Front Row: G. Ihxwhxy. M. lhirdcr, L. Anhrf-c'ht M. llc-rrh-, M. Bri-nchxl, M Forlm-str-1', L. Lnthvr, M Muttvrn. Second Row: M O'Tooh-, S. Spunglc-r, B Focrtsch, KI. fil'lllldlt'1', R Oshvnic, L. NIK'l'klll'1', L Butz. XV. Sxiydcly j. Cillo Third Row: H. lfngh, B Bill'L'll15', J. Lnhy, Rupp S. Lvnnon, B. King, E Konklc, C. Showers, B CIUTITUITIIS, j. Kovulski, B Al'Zl70I'Q'Cl', YV. Zipplvr Buck Row: C. Brunick. T Whlsh, AI. Ocstc-rlv, B Scskvy, li. Sanur, -I. Mnskzx L. X'Voc-lfcl, B. XVitc-hko C. Pznilut, C. Fitzpaltrick M. Swain, lf'00WL Front Row: AI. Schlcdcr, C Parc, Dindingcr, K. Mm' onto, C. Pcchur, M. YVil hzuns, E. Klug, M. Ht-sh lor, -I. Cislon, Second Row: C. Klvin, B. Spudick, ff K. Eck, D. Folvy, C. fllll'1'- rn, B. Sclivvmtz, S. Locsch A. Park, -I. Clllvttlmmmlf, I Borowslxi. Third Row: li Filru-di I ISIIIIUO I C'1if filh. C. V 4 ... gc-r, F. Davis. NV. Snydvr B. Roth, C. lJllCkXYOI'il1, S Zn-ilcr. Back Row: R. ,hu-k son. M. Clayton, -I. Donhhx J. lJL'1'Cllt'C, Dzlilvy, -I Dnviw. D. Bovh, -I. York C. ,lilIlSi'll. JU 1035 Bilflllllll Boinani points out AlI1Ol'iCLl,S continvntul Ux- palnsion to Bic-hard Smith, ,lznnvs Stir-ff. and Toni Killinc-yr-r in :ln AlIll'I'il'illl history c-lass. 61 M., WA.- . 3 , . . , . q.-.-4s--v-- 'u..,. ff x gs X 5 '35 mom 306 Front Row: L. Boylv, C. hlackson, S. Bichh-r, M. Hciizlvr, L. Eppihimor, I. Ziclinski, D. Vcrbancts, E. Eg:-rtvr, D. Guspcr. Sec- ond Row: I. Pszerucki, C. Rmmning, M. Voclp, P. Murphy, K. Burgei, fi. Lambc-rt, I. Kost, R. Houst- ings, -I. Ley. Third Row: K. PCCl1ZI1', A. Hzuismunn, I. ,Iz11'x'is, I. McCullough, C. Hzlzlctt, P. Pefanis, SCllXVl'l'L?1'. Back ROW: J. VVils0n, R. Lesh, W. Kac- lin, I. McCarthy, I. Mfg- Muhon, I. Hines, R. Hartl- esty. mom 377 Front Row: V. Mayo, K. Coodworth, K. C1'zunv1', T. Romano, K. Barrick, B. Bvthlt-hem, F. Price, I. XVz1clloW. Second Row: C. Kimmvl, B. Nicholas, E. Smith, N. Hilpc-rt, C. Cun- uor, N. Amhrass, R. Jack- son, C. Livrmzinn. Third ROW: B. Gorsuch, G. Roh- inson, R, fXIL'C0ugh, -I. Spincllcr, C. Phillips, E. Blllllllllll, S. Scitz, M. 'l'usm-, I. Stu-inmetx. Back Row: E. Spontuk, F. Stzunos, R. Sovek, NV. Strcylv, J. Gill, A. Bvljun, R. SL'l1I'0lJCll'1', B. Akerlcv, C. Stullclmi- inuie-r, VI. GL-rinniios, E. Fox. JU . .Meg enjoye new c 8lf1fLl:5flf'g fag Future chemists pcrforin experiments in Mr. Vfivg- 1nz1n's Chcmistry 1 class: fLeft to rightj Gerald Hohinsmi, Eclwurcl Snyder, Sherry Savage, Nancy VVhallin, Chzulcs Slmwt-rs, B1-Qkv H 0 l'I1i s li , Richzlrcl XVlllSl1, Iionulcl YVitchko. G2 l 00lflfL Front Row: I. Canialr, S. Taiy- lor, li. D7Anlonio, E. Surdon, E. Snycicr, P. Alam-ob, D. Crnblua, G. Cscll, C. Martin, B. Andor- son. Second Row: R. Hurd, T. Ebcling, R. IIFLICII, M. Scagcr, BI. Burks, B. Johnston, I. Ri1V0l1Stlllll, D. Kroft, S. Honkc, C. llutlic-1'ly, BI. YVuhn. Back Row: C. Fox, j. Sukits, R. Nist, P. Manko, P. McCarthy, ll. Stillwugouer, A. M ll r k s , G. Safron, R. Colosimo, J. Schem- fcr, M. Hall, C. Lindsey. Slinron Tonti points out some of U10 finer points of slioiilullicl to Lzuiremi Boyle and joan Ilutlmway. ew UNIUHS Meg Jlfujiecf Acme! om! ecame wriolfw 5f1fLc!enlf5 Ed Fox and jill Cislon hclp ja-un Luby study questions for L1 First Aicl quiz in lwgir-iw class. g g .:- : . I5 N . ik if as :RM Front Row: K. Pechar, M. Mattern, I. Vance, -I. Kane, M. llenzler, C. Egertcr, K. Pfalzgraf, N. Sheitx, B. Hornish, K. Barrick, N. Ainbrass, C. Huber, I. Manges, D. Allen, V. Mayo, S. Salomon, B. Montini, L. Derring, K. Meals, L. Bennett, M. Ryan, B. Froehlieh, K. Berger, D. Boyd. Second Row: B. Nicholas, N. Peabody, S. Mikesell, I. MeCaw, A. Squire, S. Kristotie, P. Hays, C. Nlichaliszyn, S. VVettling, I. Hathaway, M. Rodgers, K. Robinson, N. Prichard, L. Covert, D. Clavin, S. Sietz, C. Broeious, B. Holtgraver, E. Braddock, B. Krickston, I. Anderson. Third How: XVincl, I. Cottron, C. Guerra, L. Luther, P. Young, -I. MeMillion, A. llussell, B. Iackson, P. Muselin, J. YVilson, I. Davis, E. Kwiatkowski, I. Fox, pl. Miladin, C. Conroy, E. Foster, P. Bailey, -I. Ickes. Back Row: P. Gardner, N. VVliallin, M. Sweeney, pl. Velte, I. Bairhalter, B. XVitehl4o, L. Spindler, C. Cavran, -I. Kerr, B. Boul, pl. Zunic, R. Dagg, XV. Lerach, T. Fraser, 1. Cill, R. Kunlx, B. Kress. A E PPELL CHOIR NVhen the curtain opened, the eager audi- ence came to a devotional hush as the one hundred members of the Perry A Cappella Choir blended voices for the annual Christmas program. The Choir began their performance with an Italian classic from the Colden Era, 'cLaseiatemi Moriref, Sponsored by Mr. Louis Valle, the Choir performed at senior assem- blies and for many local church functions. They also took a major part in Perry's annual spring musicale. One of the Choiris special activities this year was singing with all the other city school choirs for the National As- sociation of Secondary School Principals at the Civic Arena. The Choir showed its versatility with such numbers as Handelis Hallelujah Chorus, the score from West Side Story, and a modern arrangement called A Song of Our Own. M e in b e r s of the choir-Tom Fraser, Bruce Boul, jim Kerr, Pat M u s e l i n , Cretehen Huber, Meg Bodgers, and Cay Miehaliszyn-sing their favorite s o n gg s with the aeeoinpanilnent of Peggy Hays. G4 .M 5: ' . - john Froehlieh, Edgar Allen, and the Outlooks- llossilan jackson, Bene Freeman, Gwendolyn Lindsey, and Phyllis Gibson-rehearse for the Teen in Talent Show held at Sehenley High. UHIIHESTHA As in previous years, Perryis Orchestra par- ticipated in various activities which were held after school hours. Under the direction of Mr. Stevan Ambrits, the thirty-tour members played for such special programs as com- mencements, baccalaureates, and special as- semblies. Two favorites among the popular selections frequently played were A-Hunting We Will Co and Pretty Baby. There were six seniors in the Orchestra this year: Allen Mascari on percussion, Roderick Mattern and Donald Preski on trumpet, Franz Shon on trombone, Roberta Covert on flute, and Kath- leen McClintock on bass. Roberta has played llute with the Orchestra since seventh grade, while Kathy has played with the All-City Orchestra for two years. This year the Orches- tra gained many new members, who aspire to fill the gaps left by the June graduates and hope to make Pe1'ry,s Orchestra better than ever before. . . . lowly enfoyej ffm f50IfLl0f6!0!lf1fLlfL5iC Violins, left: I. Gernlanos, VV. Zippler, L. Lacy, M. Robinson, S. Hopf, A. Haas. Violins, right: Mathews, T. Morgan, D. Rogin, P. Simpson, D. Nlatscherz, S. Giles. VVood Wind: L. Schumann, li. Covert, H. Formhals, D. Hodder. Viola's: K. Vowinckel, NI. Korner. Standing: A. Flowers, K. McClintock, F. Sehon, H. Cornelius, R. Nlattern, D. Preski, R. Heastings, C. YVeaver, A. Maseari. Piano: D. Xlorsjean, I. Patterson. -.-l-i- ,...,,.. .ml-,W ..,. ,-W.,.,.... .. .,....,.- . no ,.,..,,..., . .. i, , mg,- Front Row: R. Schneider, B. Froehlich, K. Rohinson, J. Luhy, S. VVettling, B. Montini, L. jaksic, F. XVilliams, P. Muselin, W. Lerach, T. Connor, C. Csell, C. Showers. Second Row: ,l. Badali, S. Savage, B. Diebold, j. Dindinger, L. Auhrecht, I. Karavolos, K. Briceland, P. Hays, N. AIllll1'1lSS, V. Mayo, D. Allcn, pl. lXlcGaw, M. Lascher, I. Cottron, E. Braddock. Third Row: D. Schiller, T. Gasscnsclnnidt, B. Matviya, I. Manges, D. Diego, M. Rodgers, D. Rector, S. Hccklcr, C. Philson, N. Hcastings, B. Johnston, P. Murphy, P. Natalc, D. Vcrhanets G. VV1'ight, M. Kasper. Back Row: J. Miladin, C. Conroy, C. Roach, G. Huher, C. Conncrs, D. Kellain, S. Seitz, P. Young, M. Ryan, Bl. Sweeney, E. Richey, ll. Harris, B. Nicholas, nl. XVilson, B. King. PEHHYSEUPE STAFF The Perryscope Staff started working early in Septemhcr and continued until the end of the school session. Their first joh was to pub- lish the Fall Flash, which gave students a pre- view of the coming school year. This year the staff was under the sponsorship of Miss Mary- dessie Blayney and headed hy editor-in-chief, Linda Iaksic. A new feature of the paper dur- ing the Hrst semester was an editorial column, Editor-in-chief, Linda Iaksic, and sports editor, Bill Lerach correct stories to hc sent to the printer. a Road Map to Victory. lt discussed in dctail government under the prescnt administration. There was a great deal of reaction to the column. The Pat Perry column added colorful interest and passed along gossip about inter- esting personalities. Throughout the school year, the Perryscope kept the student body well informed of all forthcoming activities and summarized past events. Barhara Frochlich, Karen Robinson, Bcvcrly Montini, and Linda ,laksic read proof from the printer. 66 Tiin Connor, john Lcy, und Bill Lcruch plun Stult hcuds discuss thi- ncxt issue of thc Perryscope. thc layout for sports pugc. Seated: Lindu luksic. Standing: Kurcn Robinson, Fran- JUUHNALIST EL B . The primary function of the journalist Club was to train intercsted students for their futurc rolcs on thc Pcrryscopc Stuff. The clubis incinbcrs Wcrc from the junior high school. This ycar the club was undcr thc di- rcction of il diltcrcnt sponsor. Xliss Bonnic Lcc Bittinun, a ncw teacher ut Pcrry. During club incctings. studcnts lcurncd thc basic Hlillill-llll and Illllllllgttlllltllt of 11 school ncws- tinc YVilliinns, Bill Lcmcli. Bcvcrly Blontini, B2U'lJill'kl Frocblicb. may Lelaf ow in owne papcr. Thcy bccainc ucquuintcd with the techniqucs and principlcs of good copy and leads. Scvcml storics that wcrc written by cub mcinbcrs Wcre publishcd in thc Perry- scopc. Throughout thc ycar Journalist Club incinbcrs scrvcd thc Pcrryscope us ll Vlllllillilt? sourcc of inforrnution concerning activitics in thc lunior School. Front Row: K. llitchic. R. lluggcrty. S. Sclicllcnbcrgcr, N. blfjcwllll in XI. llcsblcr. R. Gcisslcr, P. Cuyton. Second Row: C. Mchl, S. Mi inte llu Ji ', Norlnn McGluullin, Putty Cay- Stobuugh, -I. Denis, -I. llnxis, -I. XYclch. 1. Swceiicv, K. Nicliuus, C. YViutli on ind Lxnn Szunucl cxauninc Perryscopc to ter, R. Sylics. 'Back Row: L. Sznnucl. L. Hastings, S, Hcinhart, I. Hu XI fat ldt is on j0U1'Hilllb11l. Y. Baclir, V. king. 67 Front Row: R. King, R. Bygielski, B. Barkley, T. Romano, T. Cassenschmidt, P. jacob, B. Spudick. Back Row: B. Schwartz, B. Hornish, C. YVagner, M. Ryan, D. McCrail, S. Simpson, B. Matviya, B. Cebhardt, A. Smith, F. Davis. SE TUB LTER HY STAFF The Senior Library Staff had at least fifty members Working under the direction of Miss Marie Zych, the librarian, and Mrs. Margaret lanovich, the library clerk. The club offered interested students various opportunities to learn about carding and checking books, filing and arranging magazines, shelving books, and revising arrangements on the shelves. YVorkers also typed book lists, assisted with reference Work, and prepared and decorated the bulletin boards. Service points Were given according to the number of days a student worked in the library. All staff members who Worked in the library found that it was a rewarding and Worthwhile experience. The Library Staff had their annual Christ- mas party at which all the members, including the Junior Staff, participated in games. Paper- back books were given as prizes to the lucky winners. Becky Hornish, 1213, Was one of those Who took a prize. One of the paperbacks was given to the library as a gift. Refresh- ments for the party included cookies, candy, and punch. Darlene McGrail and Paula Jacob arrange Betsy Matviya and Trudy Cassensclnnidt stnnp books on the shelves. books for Karen Berger. Flont Row: A. Elway, R. Stillwagouer, C. C lvran. Second Row: C. WVright, C. Heil- m inn, R. Hardesty, AI. Scanlon. Back Row: H. Wish, R. Hurd, E. Fox, G. Klein. Bill Snyder, Roy Hurd. and George VVright ad- just the curtain ropes for an assembly program. STAGE BREW During the past year the Stage Crew fabri- cated all scenery for the senior class play and for assembly programs. Crew members also took charge of the audio system, curtains, and lighting for all assemblies and for the Febru- ary eommeneementg they replaced burned out or broken bulbs and kept the prop room in order. Ralph Stillwagoner was foreman of the Stage Crewis thirteen members, Who used their Thursday morning meetings to aid the Biology Club or to discuss plans for future stage jobs assigned to them. 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Gibson, A. Russell, BI. Rodgers, K. Robinson. . . aeniom on 0lfL0l ro - Perry High School was proud of the honors and recognition bestowed on many of the graduating seniors. Peggy Hays, Linda Iaksic, and Barbara Froehlich were selected, because of their scholastic standing, to serve at the Northway Community Association Charity Ball. Peggy Hays won the 1963 Art Essay Award with Betty Gibson and Eileen Richey receiving honorable mention. Ralph Schneid- er and Francine Williains were National Merit Scholarship finalists, both of whom Finished in the top one per cent. Ralph also won the Buhl Planetarium Science Quiz, which was televised over WVQED. For outstanding lead- ership Barbara Froehlieh received the D.A.R. Award and was later chosen, along with Karen Robinson, to take the Exceptionally Able Youth Test. In science Donna Diego won the Bausch and Lomb Award, while in music Howard Formhals carried off the Music Foundation Award. Winner of Gold Keys in crafts were Richard Iackson, Ronald Plummer, and Ianet Englehardt. These students brought credit and honor to Perry High School during the past year. Sonic members ot the class of june, 1963, were elected to th National Honor Society in their junior year. Seated: Pegg Hays, Sue Kristofic. Standing: Pat Kluselin, Paul Lersch, Fer jones ft-lass of February, l9G4J. 9 Shorthand honors for one hundred words a minute or taster go to Betsy Xlatyiya, Eileen Richey, Bonnie Diehold, Kathy Soininers, and Diana KL'llillIl. Francine NVilliams and Ralph Schneider discuss rt sults of the National Merit Scholarship test with Mr. Iloerger. nalfiolfmf Aonor Aociefg- National Honor Society members elected this year from the class ot Iune, 1963, Were: Iohn Bairhalter, Bruce Boul, Linda Covert, Thomas Fraser, Barbara Froehlich, YVilliam Lerach, Betsy Matviya, Eileen Richey, Karen Robinson, Margaret Rodgers, Michele Ryan, Ralph Schneider, Alexandra Squire, Mary Sweeney, and Iames Zehner. Elected from the class of Fehruarv, 1964. were: Joseph Kyler, Albert Slowik, Bonnie Thompson, and owinwd froufning onom Daryl Tiudle. Among the seniors Winning certificates tor proficiency in typing or shorthand were Betsy Matyiya, Bonnie Diehold, and Eileen Richey, who took dictation at 120 words a minute tor five minutes. Fourteen girls typed for ten minutes at fifty Words a minute with five or fewer errors. Eileen Richey and Kathy Som- mers hoth typed over sixty words a minute for ten minutes. Typing honors for speed and accuracy go to Kathy Sonuuers, Eileen Richey, Arlene Russell, Sandy Born- er, Gay Nlichaliszyn, and Betsy Matxiya. 73 U SE IUH HOME HUUMS In Shorthand 3 dass Mrs. DuDz1s0vich dictzitcs proc- tice mzltcriai to scnior girls who arc taking the Com- 1m'1'ci11l Course. 74 lf'00WL 5 Front Row: R. King, F. jones, B. Schwartz, D. Sny- der, A. Hunter, D. Lozcr, L. Shlsscr, K. Schaffer. Sec- ond ROW: L. Czunphcll, A. Clark, -I. YVinghzu't, B. Ry- giclski, R. Cocdert, A. Pli- skaner, B. Thompson, C. WVoods, G. Brocious, E. Kwiutkowski. Third Row: R. Prescott, F. Schon, 15. Rhodes, XV. Schnciderloch- ner, I. Panchzllk, Stim- pic, T. Kilhneycr, -I. Kylcr. Back Row: G. Kufncr, A. Slowik, D. Tindlc, I. Mor- an, K. Hotovec, I. Smith, I. Occkial, C. Noll, F. Swccncy, R. MacNcili, J. Main. IAOOWL 7 Front Row: C. Boll, F.. Fria-ss, R. Fox, B. Dvnnis, S. Lang, L. Boyic, I. Xlunges. Second Row: C. lluhcr, P. Kuhn, B. Cib- son, M. Rodgers, C. XVug- ner, M. Hyun, P. Musclin, VV. VVorthing. Third Row: L. Rolhlnd, H. VVOisvr, H. -Iohnston, H. Munn, L. Brudy, C. Fishcrkclicr, C. Conroy. D. Prcski. Back Row: C. Czurun, T. Gor- man, D. Dolan, R. Szy- lnunski, D. Brady, I. Dunn, j. Ruegc. Paul Lersch mpluim ll trigonolnctry problvm to ,lim Dunn, Karen Robin! son, and john Orr. dwg excefea! in maffremaafiw . . . room fff Front Row: M. Strzullm, -I johnson, E. Dirnbokowitz, S. Harp, P. Alolnnson, IJ Boyd, ,l. Mc-Cuw, B. Mc Czullcy. Second Row: A Fxllssvll, NI. Brown, M SNVCK'I'1Py, S. Kulos, C. Co svntino, B. Fl'0CIlliCl1. XVQ-ttling, A. Miller. Third ROW: AI. Zllllit, H. Ivffcr- son, R. Schneider, I. Pro- fvtu, F. Blaxier, R. Bvgun- ski, R. Lear. Back Row: C. Roach, P. Andvrson, I. AS11l721ll5.Zh, P. Lcrsclm, B. Boul, XV. I,v1'zu'l1, A. Rus- svll, R. Krvss. mam Q04 Front Row: B. Hornisll, P. Hays, A. Sqllirc. L. jzlksic, xl. Xlzlroclxi, R. Szunplv, S. Krislofic. Second Row: I. xvl1HL'L', L. C 0 v 4' 1' 1, C. Flowvrs, C. B rm c I1 nm , K. Meals, S. l301'n4-r. Third Row: li. Covurt, D. KCI- IQIITI, E. Hiclwy, K. Zalman, I. K e I I 0 y. Back Row: -I. Zclmvr, D. Burr, ll. Plum- mer, ,l. Ford, R. Mzxttn-rn, 'lf Cmnlm. ai we.,-au .zkpw-H N E K2lI'K?1l Mr-als, Ioan Simon, Kntliy Solnnu-rs, uncl Bm-tsy fiy T42- 5.4 ,.,.... 'fkf F.. IPL Vkf 1' :H- E9 i-13 f-'ff 577' ETD rw- T D SE TUB HU E BDU S l 0OWL Front Row: J. Bunluli, S Salvage, T. Cusscnsclnniclt B. Mutviyu, F. Bruno, E jolinston, E. Hose, P. Gilm- son. Second Row: D. Al- lvn, B. Curluo, N. Cridcr C. Lindsey, J. Simon, C Nliclmliszyn, P. Young, ll Hvnrlcrson, K, Sonnncrs Third Row: C, Ellsworth K. Robinson, K. McClin- tock, D. jackson, NV. Bulil P. Actzuns, R. Marcus, I Orr. Buck Row: F. HolT- inustcr, XV. Klc-in, R. Dagg L. Spintller, I. Billflklltltl' V. Mcrlina, G. Coeliring T, Frasm. mom HO Front Row: C. Egvrtcr, D Hector, S. Nlikcscll, D Schiller, D. Dinclingcr, C Pliilson, S. Salomon, 1. Mc'- l Cleary, K. My-Millzln, , Lrrwis. Second Row: I4 Xlfillizuns, D. Dingo, N Heustings, G. VVuld0rf, If Vowinckcl, S. Hccklvr, D. Clayin, P. Curclncr, I. Kerr J. Milaclin. Third Row: L S i 6 g , D. VVLl4Q,'I1GI', C Ogrinc, A. Kelly, R. TVIZIQ zure, T. Buckvl, I. lckus ll. Fornilmls, P. Caplan M. Bryant, I. EI1Q,'Cll12l1'llf. Back Row: R. XVolfson, C. Lcsli, C. G1'Lll1llI1l, G. Kulil, A. Hzuniner, D. Torrick, A. Klingcnsinitli, NV. Reese, L. Forsythe, C. Illawzlti. 76 n v Illlllil XYcis.-1' and Fsillm' Srlnznw 17l'l'D1ll'L' In mid tln- 1 'Il CIIIUYIHLUIlliIIlQi'I.1SN. ww Sc-niors tnlw lmokkvvping vlzrss S1'I'iIlllSlj'. Stzmrlin l5lzlzivl', ,Icmn Sinmn. Sezlicclz -lllciy Nxllclloxx, HMM XI xi xiyu. flny XHL'Il2lli5Zf'lI, -Iinn Stirnplc-. owwielfy Aeynofecf S Sm1io1'x discuss tlwlmw in H111 .'XIlXL1llL'K'1l l'la1n-vxmlcmlt Iinglixh vluw. Front Row: XI. Ilalym. B. Cilmson, F. XVilli1nns, IJ. Ilivgu. Second Row: B. l mvl1licl1, li. SL'lIl1OiCll'l'. L. .li1lxSiL', XV. I,v1':n-lu, P. LL-1'scl1, Al. Orr. P. Nlnsvlin. Standing: Xliss Klutz. li, Ilm'nisl1, -I. Zvlnm-r, li. RUlljIl501l, B. Boul, M. Hoclgurs, NI. Ryilll, K. Nlcfllinluck. f-,-1 ll Front Row: Darryl Tindle, Jim Ruege, Ralph Schneider, Bill Lerach, Bruce Boul, jim Zehner. Second Row: Betsy Matviya, Arlene Hunter, Lynne Slusser, Barbara Froehlich, Kathy Schaffer, Kathy Zaha, Pat Musclin, Kathy Som- mers, Karen Robinson, Karen Meals. Last Row: Margaret Rodgers, Geraldine VVagner, Mary Sweeney, judy Manges, Kathy McClintock, Iva Jean Vance, Michele Ryan, Ioan Simon, Trudy Cassenschmidt, Fern jones, Cay Michaliszyn. THE EUMMUDUHE STAFF Co-Editor . .. .. Kathy Sommers Copy Editor .. . ..., Barbara Froehlich Co-Editor ..,.,.... .... ........ . . Betsy Matviya Business Manager ..,.,..,....,.....,, Karen Meals Typing Editor .. . .... Kathleen McClintock Patron Campaign Manager ,,..., Iamcs Zehner Typing Editor .. .. . ....,.,.. Betsy Matviya Patron Campaign Manager ,.., R. P. Schneider Sports Editor .,.,i. ...,..... William Lerach Statl Assistant ..t....i,.r...,....,,,.... Becky Hornish Layout Editor .......,...,...,..., Ralph P. Schneider Staff Assistant .,..... ..,..., D arryl Tindle Photography Editor .. ., .r,.,., Kathy Sommers Staff Assistant .. . .. . ,.., Lynne Slusser Literary Editor ,...,. .. ,..,i. Ceraldine Wagner Faculty Adviser . .. .. . Theressa W. Matz Editors examine past issues of the Commodore in preparing thc layout for the 1963 issue. CLeft to right? Ceraldine WVagner, Karen Meals, Kathy Sominers, Ralph Schneider, Betsy Matviya, Barbara Frochlich. CStandingJ William Lerach, Miss Matz. 78 N-,f if Kathy NIL-Clintock, Trudy Cassensclnnidt, and Mickey Ryan type copy for the Commodore. Karen Meals. CStandingJ Bill Lerach, .lim Zehnel fire? owes! flzeir ZVLULULQJQQ KW 58lf'l!1:C8 H For the past two years the Commodore has won the Keystone Award in the Pennsyl- vania Scholastic Press Association competi- tion. This year members of the Commodore Staff strove to uphold the standard achieved in the two previous years. High enrollment in Perry Iligh School challenged the stafl to compete against a more difficult group of competitors. This meant hard and never- ending work for the staff. In the spring of l962 the eleventh grade memhcrs of the stall chose the theme of uthe seasonsi' and outlined a completely original layout. By fall the editor-in-chief, Ralph Schneider, and two co- Editors-Kathy Sonnners, Barliara Froehlich, Ralph Schneider, and Betsy Klatyiya-take out materials in preparation for one of the regular afternoon sessions of hard work on the Commodore. editors, Betsy Nlatviya and Kathy Sommers, were chosen. Committees were organized and editors were appointed tor each. An early Patron Campaign, led hy representatives from senior homerooms, helped raise funds for the Commodore along with the sale of name cards. Much time, lahor. and cilort were expended in creating the yearbook in an attempt to haye it he the hest. The stall was deeply indebted to the fol- lowing for their help: Miss Matz, faculty ad- yiserg Mr. Shoults ot Capitol Engrayingg Mr. llooyer ot Kurtz Bros., printers, and Strcm Studios, photographers. 'Vypists-Xlary Sweeney, ,Indy Xlanges. in Gretchen Huher-rush to meet the Conunu dore's deadline. 79 Xliss Matz and stgztt rntmivers examine the layout a c plan procedures. ffieatedl Gerry YVagner, Miss Ma f 66 77 ancec! va! nigfrf Bogi Club, sponsored by Mr. Richard Nasierowslci during the first semester, was made up of ambitious seniors interested in planning Perry,s dances and making them a success. The officers of the first semester were: Jack Lewis, president, Bruce Boul, vice- president, and Judy Manges, secretary-treas- urer. Club members were assigned to com- mittees. Each committee chose a chairman and a co-chairman before planning their assigned dance. The first dance in September started off with a bang, it was called 'cVVestern Roundup? In charge of the dance were Francine VVilliams and Betsy Matviya. The decorations were western style, and guests dressed to suit the occasion. For October Ioyce Badali and Karen Meals planned a cos- tume dance called MGrayeyard Smashfl The background was a cemetery with seniors, names on gravestones. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes, and a cofHn was carried in with a so-called dead body that turned out to be Joyce Badali. The 'cLimbo Luauv was quite a switch from a gruesome graveyard to 80 l Mash at the Bogi Clulfs Dishing out refreslnnents to Linda Covert, Peggy Huvs, and Gretchen lluber ut the Christmas dance are Alex Squire, Bill Kuoebel, Torn Kloes, Indy Klunges, und Linda Aluksic. Bogi Club lneinhers clown around While preparing for a duuu CLeft to rightl Ernest Rhodes. Donna Boyd, Bruce Bonl, Lzuu 1 Holland, George Goehring, Paul Adruns. QOH laddcrl Incl: Ban halter, Larry Spindler. may fire 62141140 mc 77 11 tropical Haxvaiiun Island. Here the buck- drop portrayed ll surf rider on a blue sea. Everyone dressed in brightly colored shirts and had fun doing the limbo. ulialntzlsy in Frostf, the Christmas dance, Was headed by Peggy Hays und Sheryl Kulos. For this dressy occasion blue. white, and silver were the color scheme. The decorations included 21 silver tree with blue bulbs, Ll snow scene, 21 blue lighted stair, snowinen, and silver tinsel and snowflakes hanging everywhere. The Coro- nation in Marv was ll dressy ailair held in honor of the June gfildlliltlllg class. The senior king and queen were crowned at this special event. All in ull, it was a guy season for those who attended the Bogi Club dances. 91 Alan Davidson :md Les- lie Sclunnruni do zz ren- dition of the Monster AKCTilX'Cj'2lI'Cl S1lll1Sll.H Front Row: C. Boehm, B. Thompson, P. Caplan, T. Cassenschmidt, B. Carbo, P. Gardner, b Nlikcsell, I. johnson. Back Row: C. Roach, D. Dindinger, T. Fraser, F. llollmaster, P. Ander- son G. Lesh, B. Plummer, K. McMillan, A. Russell, L. Sicg, I. Ickes. EAPETEHIA EUMMITTEE . . . may lormewfec! wafer in ffm ZULVLCA, room The Cafeteria Committee claimed many members of the senior class. A fourth lunch period was added this year in order to enable the cafeteria to serve students more cihciently. Throughout the year there were more than enough 'iTurkey Treatv days to satisfy both students and teachers. Everyone seemed to enjoy the cafeteriais French fries and hot dogs. Members of the Cafeteria Committee, which was supervised by Miss Ewing, cleaned up quite a few broken dishes. They wiped the tables clean and operated the candy counter, which usually sold the day,s supply of candy by the time fourth lunch period was over. The members of this committee served their school faithfully and courageously among the clamor of dishes and people. Tom Fraser and Bonnie Thompson sell lunch tickets Always-hungry students buy goodies at the candy to Carol Boehm at the beginning of third lunch period. counter in Perry,s cafeteria. m?l'2. ik' Milsilii if MT .4- 'ww an .1-19 'tt - Qi., Q Zv' .. . K Q , L twsgx. Students in Senior Assembly gain an understanding of tlie need for safe driving during 21 talk given by ll noted plastic surgeon in tlme first of tlle four safety progranns. SE IUH SSE BLY ML ef? wow Afrewe in cwdemgfg lorogramd Several senior assemblies during tlie year dealt with inutters of safety. A rifle club sent a man to Perry to demonstrate the correct use of fire arms. Duain Carter. an Indianapolis 500 driver, came to evalu- ate the many features of sate driving on or off the highway. Four satetv progrzuns were given as features to show Perry stu- dents the ll21Z211'ClS of unsafe driving. The first session was il set of slides shown by at plastic surgeon. The second was 21 series of slides showing the various iniuries to tlxe body. In one verx' special usseinbly Perry had the opportunity to see professional uc- tors portray Cl11ll'klCtC1'S from Sllakespeivzum and other plays. This group, the XlilllQll1ll'Cl Theater. attempted ll new educational ap- P1'021Cll by stimulating an interest in the theater. Also for the first time at Perry, an Honor Asseinblv wus lield to give recog- nition to those students who attained liouor roll standing. S3 Mr. llifuginto gives an analysis of his first six inontlis it Perry at one ot tlie regular Friday assembly progrn t ,f.,,m-.,g f V.. I Front Row: A. Russell, I. Vance, B. Anderson, K. Sommers. Second Row: I. Badali, D. Foley, C. Michaliszyn, K. Meals. Third Row: B. Diebold, A. Miller, AI. Simon, N. Crider. Fourth Row: L. Boyle, R. Fox, B. Matviya. Back Row: Schwerer, S. Lambert. Along Windows: H. Iones, P. Young, S. Borner, P. Kuhn, G. VVagner, S. Kalos, M. Straub, H. Henderson, E. Richey, -I. Manges, G. Huber, M. Sweeney, G. NValdorf, M. Bryant, D. Wfagner, B. Carbo, -I. Mt-Gaw, B. McCauley. TYPI G SEB IEE The Typing Service Club, sponsored by Miss Dorothy YValkowski, was always ready to be of service to the school. The services of the club were available to faculty members who wished to have class material, tests, or any other kind of work typed or duplicated. Club members received practical experience in running the mimeograph, adding, and ditto machines, as well as in typing stencils and in writing business letters. UPTTEE SEB IEE The Oflice Service Staff was composed of a group of girls who gave clerical and secre- tarial assistance in the office. Ioan Baust and Joyce Badali helped with typing and filing in the counselors, olhces. Mrs. Elizabeth Sho- walter, head oliice clerk, employed the help of Mickey Byan to collect, type, and mimeo- graph the absence bulletins. Donna Glavin helped with the checking and classifying of medical and dental cards. Members of the Olhce Service Stafl- look over their assignments before s t a r t i n g their office chores for the day. Left to right: Pat McClellan, Michele Ryan, loan Baust, and Joyce Badali. F 'ta vnior Council Prcsiclcuf ,I1lC'k xlL'CIl'1l1'f'. Vicv-l'1'vsi clvnt Alun-k B11i1'Iu1lte1', und SOL'I'CtL1l'y Linda Covert clis cuss thu luiuutcs of il CCDIIl1L'il llH'C'tilILf. S4'Ilif1l'5fR1ll1Ull SL'IIllCiKIf'I', Paul Adams. Bill Lm'z1cl1 md K1 Sl?llllll1'I'5-CHSUIISS with XII: Hifllgiufo flu- possiblc colms Ql'1lCIll2lliOIl mlws, SE 1035 WLM! lirmm- Boul, Kutlu' SOIHIIICFS, Trudv Cl1l5SOIlSL'lllIlidl, Paul Aclauus, amd Ruger Nlzux-us tznllf zlbout tlw pussi- lmility of Huh pupils, sharing :mc lOCkl'1x. Scuior girlw chat and L-uioy tl1c'lu1svlve-s in tllc 1-alfa-lc'1'i1 during fourth lunch porioml. f? Girls in hygiene eluss aclrninis- ter First Aid to their fellow stu- dents. Seated: Linda Covert, Cerry WVagner, Dizmu Kellum. Standing: Sue YVettlin,Q, Put lX'lL'fll6ll2lH, Pixie Hose, Diane Allen, Donna Boycl. Look who was found among the girls' loekersl SE IUHS Aaaofffan cflfwing, Aelfween, an or fer cfomea Policeman Claney liolds the traffic for jim Dailey, Kathy Soininers, Karen Meals, Joanne Sweeney, and Joan Simon at Perrysville Avenue and East Street, Linda Covert prepares to sink u foul shot. ' uf-'w'Mw W'M ,W-'im-fm W., Agnew-1-M,h,,s,.NM,,...m,w-wzim..-.,l...4, ,,W-.,,,tV-iQmn-:fw,1- SE IDRS Arlvuv Miller and Bmmiv McCzu1h-y mlm' an tmclitimmall Perrx' umnk. I . , I U . aku! ofmy fauorife fA1Ing5 . . . ,i Carole Bon-hm prrmcUy shows UH hcl' clrcss to ,-XrIL'11c' Xfillcr. Eilveu RiL'llL'5'. and Bctty Cilvsoll in Miss lCng1.md's 'ul- valm-ucl L-lotlming claw. 1 'I'cm1 ITl'1lSUl', Xvlljlll' NIOIX111, Put Nlusvlin klllil l1111 Cmmm' pc-1'fm'l11 klll i'XI5l'l'lll with tlw lioylvys lluxv lll7l32ll'2lfll5 in p ics claus. 1c'11i llvw ST 4f,.,K 4, v4ff.,-. 'f 'ww- 'f ' sfffimwl., , A W, ' ,4yf..1,f'f ,yyu ! 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Thi- positions of hcacl Cll0GI'lCi1ClL'1' and hcacl rnajorcttc wc-rc hclcl hy Pcggy Hays and Suv Kristofic, rc- spcctiycly. lirucc lioul, Chi-t Lcety, and Alirn llucgc put forth thcir cflorts in lootlmall. xVlIll'l'1' lmrought thc clcction of class olticcrsz Lincla Cloycrt lx-carnc prcsitlcntg Pcggy Hays, yicc-prcsiclcutg Alcx Squirt-, sccrctaryg and lirucc lioul, trcasurcr. Rich Prcscott, Paul l,c1'sch, ancl Torn Frasr-1' clisplayctl skill in haslxcthall. Torn also hclcl thc positions of School Spirit and Senior Council prcsiclc-nt. During the wintcr. rnauy prcparations wcrc rnaclc for thc prom, the class play, ancl com- rnenccincnt. Tlrc class play, ASK ANY GIRL, was hclcl in tht- spring on Nlay 31. Sunnncr c-arnc. and with it carnc thc long awaitccl prorn antl gracluation. This, for sonic. was thc hc- ginning of a highcr cclucatioug ancl lor othcrs, the lwginniug ol an cxciting carccr. 89 SE IUHS PAUL F. ADANIS uAjax', Aiax has developed skill in mechanical drawing . . . is interested in girls and cars . . . works at Bard's usually made the Honor Roll. Biology Club, Football Club. DIANE E. ALLEN Diane is interested in modern jazz and dancing enjoys styling hair and being with Tom is proud of graduating plans to become a beauti- cian. Choir, Perryscope, Red Cross. PATRICK ANDERSON i'Pat,' Pat likes to work on cars and radios enjoys football and basketball . . . is proud of graduating . . . plans to go into the Air Force. Biology Club, Swim- ming Team. JOHN M. ASHBAUGH uKl'21Sl1,, Krash spends his leisure time reading and watch- ing TV .. . enjoys fishing and camping . . Stage Crew is proud of graduating join the Navy. . works on plans to PATRICIA BADALI Joyce enjoys dancing . . . is interested in stamps proudly steadied Don for two years plans include I'.B.A. and marriage. Biology Club, Bogi, Typing Service, Pcrryscope. uloyccn collecting WAYNE BAHL WVayne spends bis leisure time with Barbara . . . is proud of Arts and Crafts award and being homeroom vice-president . . . plans include Edinboro State Teach- ers College. Biology Club, Art Service. E , Mr. Carpenter holds a discussion in P.O.D. class. Front Row: Jack Lewis, Bob Dagg. Second Row: Richard Mazurc, Fred Hoffmaster. JOHN F. BAIRHALTER H-Iackv Jack was vice-president of Senior Council spends his leisure time lifting weights plans to become a physical education teacher. Choir, Letter- 1HCl'l,S Club, Student Council, All City Council. DAVID BARR KLDaV0,, Dave spends his free time working with electronic kits is proud of being foreman in electric and metal shops plans to work for Bell Telephone. Bogi, Biology Club. IOAN M. BAUST Ioanic joanie enjoys sewing, ice-skating, and bowling . . . is especially interested in dating Chuck plans to attend Mason Felix School of Beauty Culture. Art Service, Biology Club, Bogi Club. Paul Adams Diane Allen Patrick Anderson Iohn Ashbaugh Patricia Badali Wayne Bahl john Ban-halter David Barr Ioan Baust Richard Beganski 90 RICIIARD C. BECANSKI Rich Rich is skilled in mechanical work likes to work on ears also enjoys camping and sports plans to join the Service after graduation. Chess, Biology Club. CHARNIAINE F. BELL Maine Maine spends her leisure time ice-skating, bowl- ing, and baby-sitting enjoys dating -lolinnie plans to attend Pittsburgh Beauty Academy. Red Cross, Biology Club, Bogi Club. FREDERICK E. BLAZIER HFl'eddie Freddie sings in Perry's Choir enjoys collect- ing stamps and coins is proud of being a top patron gettcr plans to become a Certified Public Accountant. Choir, Chess. CAROLE JEAN BOEHNI nBl0nCli0', Blondie enjoys ice-skating and dating is in- terested in boys and modeling graduated from Earl NVheeler School plans to become a beauti- ciiln. Girls, Leaders, Bogi, Biology Club, Commodore. SANDRA LEE BORNER usandyw Sandy enjoys dating john and driving Diana and jacki around . . . likes working on new hair styles . . . plans to go to Beautician School. Biology Club, Type Service, Bogi Club. BRUCE W. BOUL Stitch', Stitch was co-captain of Football 'l'e.un . . . enjoys drag racing at Sunset Strip was chosen Nlest Valuable Player by Pittsburgh Press will attend college. Football Club, Lettermenls Club, Choir, Commodore, Bogi. DONNA VV. BOYD i'Donna Donnais main interest is Ray . .. she enjoys writ- ing letters and collecting records . . . is proud of com- pleting high school will attend l.B.lNI. School. Biology Club, Bogi, junior Achievement. LOIS EAN BOYLE I Lois is proud of participating in many activities spends her leisure time with Bill . .. plans to do secretarial Work. Art Service, Typing Service, Biology Club, Bogi, Commodore. DONALD .BRADY 4rD0nvw I Don likes to hunt and enjoys sports is proud to be graduating and passing his physics course has played on I'erry's Baseball Team. Biology Club, Swimming Team. GAYLE E. BROCIOUS Poopsie Gayle collects records . . . spends her leisure time With i'HudineH plays piano and guitar Won medal for piano accomplislnnents plans to enter beautician school. Choir, Biology Club. MARION B. BROWN Marion enjoys all kinds of art work . . . has artistic talent writes poetry likes to work with chil- dren plans include commercial art school. Art Service, Biology Club. Charmaine Bell Carole Boehm Bruce Boul Lois Boyle Gayle Brocious Frederick Blazier Sandra Lee Borncr Donna Boyd Donald Brady Klarion B. Brown LINDA M. BRUDY Brutus Lindais hobby is painting she enjoys dancing and going to Eat in Park plans to attend beau- tician school and manage her own beauty shop. Bogi, Biology Club, Art Service. FRANK BRUNO Clutch,' Clutch is interested in cars . . . enjoys listening to records and bowling is proud of graduating plans to enter the Navy or a mechanics school. Bogi, Biology Club. MARILYN E. BRYANT Aggie Aggie works as a cashier for Thorofare . . . enjoys writing letters is proud of receiving her engage- ment ring . . . plans include a job and marriage. Typ- ing Service, Commodore, Biology Club. LINDA A. CAMPBELL Linn Lin is interested in sewing and cooking . . . is sec- retary of the North End Federated Mission . . . plans to work for the Civil Service. Y-Teens, Red Cross, Biology Club. BONNIE JEAN CARBO K'B0n,' Bon enjoys collecting records, skating, swimming, and dating . . . is proud of passing her drivcr,s test the first time . . . plans to become a receptionist. Biology Club, Typing Service, Cafeteria Committee. ANNETTE CLARK Nettie,, Nettie spends her time dancing and playing volley ball is interested in foods class and history plans to become a receptionist. Y-Teens, Red Cross, Safety Club. TIMOTHY J. CONNOR 'KAce Ace excels in playing football was chairman of Magazine Campaign is circulation manager of the Perryscope has won medals in swimming plans to teach. Perryscope, Swimming Team. CRAIG I. CONROY 'KTregv Treg's hobby is working on Volkswagons he enjoys photography and Explorer Scouts .. . is proud of his job . . . plans include college and television ad- ministration. Choir, Commodore, Perryscope, Bogi, Biology Club. CAROLE I. CONSENTINO K'Car0le,' Carole spends most of her leisure time dating Chuck . . . is especially interested in dancing . . . plans to become a beautician after graduation from high school. Biology Club, Bogi Club. LINDA L. COVERT Linn Lin was secretary of Student Council, secretary of Choir, and president of homeroom likes to paint . . . was co-chairman of junior Dinner Dance . . . will attend Ivy School of Art. Bogi, Art Service, Choir. ROBERTA JEAN COVERT Berlin Bert has played the flute in Perry's Orchestra and Band since ninth grade is proud of being drum majorette and making the Honor Roll . .. will attend college. Orchestra, Band. Linda Brudy Frank Bruno Marilyn Bryant Linda Campbell Bonnie Carbo Annette Clark Timothy Connor Craig Conroy Carole Cosentino Linda Covert SE IDRS BONNETTA J. DIEBOLD Bonnie Bonnie spends her spare time Watching television . . . enjoys art work, reading, driving, and insects won a shorthand certificate plans to he a seere- tary. Perryseope, Bogi, Typing Service, Commodore. DANIEL P. DOLAN AlDilll,, Dan spends his leisure time driving his lford and working on it enioys watching TV and working with wood . . . plans to attend college. Biology Clulm, Bogi Clulm. IAlNIES D. DUNN i'DavCv Cay Klighaliszyny Km-Un Meals, and Trudy C3556-H- Dave spends his leisure time with lanetk. . . enjoys sehmidt examine career information in the eounseloris 111111111151 2111fl UWC GNDl01'111.! - - - is 11fU11Cl of f'111'11111S 21 01-I-iw, track letter . . . plans to attend college. Track Teani, Biology Cluh. NANCY JEAN CRIDEB nNancC,' CAROLYN ELLSWORTII Elli,' Nance likes horseback riding, playing tennis, and Elli W01'liS 21f1C1' SCl100l 011l0YS Dlllyillil l'l'C'0l'llS going out with the ugangl' is proud of heing a and ice skating is assistant secretary of Biology senior , , . plans to lie a Secretary, Biology Clulp, Typ- Cluh . . . plans to attend airlines school, Art Service, ing Service, Art Service. Biology Chili, Bogi. ROBERT NI. DACC Raggi Daggli CHARLES VV. FISCIIERKELLER Chico Baggi Dagg spends his out-ol'-school time dating.: Chico is proud of lacing in the Naval lleserve and Sue and working at Bardls as assistant manager serving as homeroom ollieer three tinies plans to plans to join Air Force and take up radar. Choir, ioin the Navy. Basketliall Teain, Basehall Team, Biology Cluh. Band, Biology Cluli. BARBARA A. DENNIS COBBINE FLOWVERS Barbara spends her leisure time with Rick . . . Corrineis main interest is working at new kinds of works part time at McCr0ry's .. . enjoys cooking . . . hair styles . . . she spends her leisure time dating and plans to attend Pittshurgh Beauty Academy. Bogi talking on the phone plans to attend heautieian Cluh, Biology Cluh, Art Service. school. Biology Clulv. Boherta Covert Nancy Crider Bohert Dagg Barlnara Dennis Bonnetta Dielvold Daniel Dolan Alanics Dunn Carolyn Ellsworth Charles Fiseherkeller Corrine Flowers 93 'X john Ford Ruth Ann Fox Thomas Fraser Eileen Friess Barbara Froehlich Trudith Gassenselmiidt George Gavran john Gebhardt Betty Gibson Phyllis Gibson JOHN C. FORD Creeper', GEORGE I. GAVRAN Two Speedsu john has developed skill in mechanics Works at Perry Esso gas station .. . dates Sandy and works on cars in leisure time will become a mechanic or enter the Service. Biology Club. RUTII ANN FOX Ruth Ann is proud of being a member of the Dribbers . . . spends her leisure time with Robert . . . plans to attend Pittsburgh Beauty Academy. Art Serv- ice, Typing Service, Bogi, Commodore. THOMAS D. FRASER '1T0m', Tom enjoys playing basketball . . . is interested in cluirch and sports is proud of making the Honor Roll and being School Spiritv plans to attend college. Choir, Basketball Team, Baseball Team. EILEEN R. FRIESS alylargoy' Margo likes sewing and baby-sitting enjoys dating Billie .. . is proud of being a senior .. . plans to attend Martin Anthony Beauty School. Biology Club, Red Cross, Bogi. BARBARA LEE FROEHLICH uGeneral,, General enjoys music was on Honor Roll for Hve years is accredited for working with handi- capped children plans to become a pediatrician. Biology Club, Choir, Bogi, Commodore, Perryscope, Library Staff. TRUDITH ANNETTE GASSENSCHNHDT Trudy,' Trudy enjoys working at McCrory's spends leisure time dating is proud of obtaining her driveris license . . . plans to End a job. Library Club, Girls, Leaders, Cafeteria Committee, Bogi, Commo- dore, Choir. SE IUBS Two Speeds enjoys collecting old records is proud of being on the Swimming Team plans to enter the Navy. Stage Crew, Lettermen's Club, Choir, Football, Swimming, Track. JOHN D. GEBHARDT 'gstearfourthv Stearfourth played on the Basketball Team three years and enjoys working on cars . . . after graduation he plans to enter the Service. Basketball Team, Cafe- teria Committee, Biology Club. BETTY NIARIE GIBSON Betty Betty likes to sew and makes most of her own clothes , . . enjoys loafing with Loretta and boys over six feet plans include Nurse,s Training at St. john's. Biology Club. Senior girls work to improve their skills in transcrip- tion class. PIIYLLIS ELAINE GIBSON 'Tllyll' Phyl likcs dancing and listcning to records is proud of bcing in thc Tccn and Talcnt Show . , . plans to attend busincss school. Biology Club, junior Achicvcnient, Bogi, Student Unitcd Nations. GEORGE I. GOEIIRINC Gcorgc spends his spare timc working on cars . . . cnjoys going to Pcrryls danccs and learning ncw dancc steps is proud of winning a gold kcy in crafts . .. plans to ioin the Marincs. TIIOBIAS CHARLES GORBIAN 6lNl7flH8ll,, Norman spcnds much timc with Barb works as a stagclland is proud of his car has dc- vclopcd skills in Working with wood, nic-tal, and crafts. Biology Club. SARAH R. HARP usisv Sis cniovs painting and scwing likes to rr-ad is proud of hcr knowlcdgc of biology plans to bccoinc a nrictical nqursc. Satc Driyersl, Y-Tccns, Rr-rl Cross, Library Stalt. NIARCARET L. IIAYS ulyeggyu Peggy is hcad chccrlcadcr, activity inanagcr, and chiunpionsliip baskctball team captain rc-ccivcd Padcrcwski Music Nlcdal will bccoine a nursc. National Honor Socicty, Choir, Connnodorc, Bogi, Pcrryscopc, Girls' Lcaders. IIENRIETTA HENDERSON uKittcnU Kitten is intcrcstcd in Watcr skiing, swimming, and Sonny is proud of graduating plans includi- busincss collcgc and inarriagc. Rcd Cross, Choir, Typing Scrvicc, Safc Drivers' Club. IOAN NIARIE IIINKEL ullinku i Hink is intcrcstod in baskctball and collccting rccords . . . spcnds hcr leisurc tilnc Writing to Kcn . . . plans to be niarricd after graduation. Biology Club. FRED C. HOFFMASTER Reddie Kilowattw Rc-ddic is intcrcstcd in collccting old coins, rcad- ing, and listcning to police calls on his radio . . . will ioin the Navy and thcn bccoinc a policcnian. Cafc- tcria Connnittcc, Spccd Reading. BEATRICE REBECCA HORNISII HBeckyU Bccky enjoys rcading, inusic, and church work . . . works hard in Advanced Placclncnt English sub- stitutrs is 1 Sundi' School tcichcr plans to 'it . -.'a.z. 1y.' .. .- tcnd college. Choir, Library Stall, Connnodorc, Bogi Clu 1. KARL VV. IIOTOVEC i'CharlieU Charlie cnjoys working on cars and loafing at Robinsonis . . . built a rail for Sunsct Drags . . . won a placcnicnt trophy at Skylinc Drags is proud of his Caddy-powcrcd Chevy. NIARY GRETCIIEN IIUBER Crotch Crotch is proud of being a chccrlczider . . . cnjoys dating, writing lcttcrs, and driving a Volkswagon . .. plans includc sccrctarial work. Chccrlcadcrs, Choir, Pcrryscope, Connnodorc, Bogi, Typing Servicc, Stu- dcnt Council. Gcorgc Gochring Sarah Harp Hcnrictta Hcndcrson Frcd Hoflinastcr Karl Ilotovcc Thoinas Corinan Margaret Hays loan Hinkcl Bcatrice Hornish Grctchcn Hubcr saw 'tt ARLENE M. HUNTER Slick Arlene enjoys being with Bob won Handi- capped Sitters Award made A on Open House foods project plans combine job and marriage. Junior Red Cross, Safe Drivers', Commodore, Biology Club. DAVID JACKSON Driven Dave spends his leisure time working on cars . . . is a clerk at North Hills store . . . is proud of graduat- ing plans to attend a business school. Biology Club. LINDA L. JAKSIC a'Lin Linda is editor of Perryscope and a Candystriper at Saint Jol1n's Hospital . . . received a scholarship to Jolm Robert Powers . . . will be a math teacher. Bogi, Girls, Leaders, Biology Club. ROLAND E. JEFFERSON uJeff Jeff is on the Track and Basketball Teams likes jazz . . . is interested in sports and girls . . . plans to go to college or business school. Band, Biology Club. JOYCE A. JOHNSON 'iJ0ycee,, Joycee spends much of her leisure time writing to Bob likes to read, bake, and sew plans to at- tend business school. Biology Club, Bogi, Cafeteria Committee. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON i'Pat Pat is interested in church work likes sewing and cooking . . . was treasurer of Bed Cross Club . . . plans to attend beauty culture school. Biology Club, Bed Cross, Y-Teens. ETHEL MAE JOHNSTON Ethel spends her spare time listening to records and riding horseback . . . is especially proud of being a senior and obtaining her driveris license. Plans to become a secretary. Biology Club, Y-Teens. HARRY R. JOHNSTON Slick Slick spends his time watching TV and dating . . . enjoys wood shop work . . . is proud of graduating . . . plans to attend Point Park Junior College. Perry- scope, Radio Club, Biology Club. NAOMA JONES Fern, a majorette, made National Honor Society on D.A.R, History Award was home room iive times enjoys water skiing, reading to attend airline school. Commodore, Bi- GEORGE M. JONES J0nesie Jonesie's main interest is his V8 Chevy with four- barrel carburetor his hobby is mechanics he works at Isalyis .. . plays the tuba plans to join Air Force. Band, Orchestra. ROMONA C. JONES 'iM0nie,' Monie enjoys writing letters and shopping for clothes . . . spends leisure time dating . a telephone operator. Typing Service, Bogi. Arlene Hunter Linda Jaksic Joyce Johnson Ethel Johnston Fern Jones David Jackson Roland Jefferson Patricia Jolmson Harry Johnston George Jones . . plans to be Commodore, Roinona jones Sheryl Kalos Diana Kellain john Kelley Thomas KlllllNVLl Richard King NVilliain Klein Roliert Kress Suzan Kristofie George Ku INI SIIERYL B. KALOS Sheryl spends her tiinc working, dating, and going out with the gangn plans to get a iola or attend Point Park College. Typing Service, Biology Cluh, Bogi, Senior Council. DIANA LEE KELLANI Din Di enjoys working for Xliss Ewing, writing, read- ing, and horseluack riding . . . is proud of becoming a senior plans to heeoine a secretary. Bogi Chili, Perryseope, Biology Cluh. JOIIN KELLEY Ducc Duce enjoys coin collecting and working with electronics . . . spends his free time bowling and play- ing darthall is interested in ears is proud of awards for electric shop projects. Ralph Schneider lmrags ahout his performance on Ad- vanced Placement quizzes while Meg Rodgers, lim Zehncr, and Michele Ryan look on with envy. I Viir Sig aff fi '-I THOMAS W. KILLMEYER Tomw Toin likes to shoot pool works after school hours enjoys doing body work on ears plans to enter thc advertising or sales husiness. Safe Driv- ersi, Biology Cluh, RICHARD KING i'Ricll Rich spends leisure time on paper route, junior Aclneveinent, sports, reading is proud of his knowlcdge and of getting aiu-ad in school plans include college or husiness school. Lihrary Staff. YVILLIABI D. KLEIN 'gBill Bill enjoys water skiing . . . has developed skill in Working with Wood and inelal is proud ol' lieing home rooiu vice-president . . . plans to go into eahinet making. Biology Club. ROBERT KRESS L'Bob Roh likes listening to Porkey on 'WVAMOM . . . en- ioys collecting old records . . . is proud of passing his drive-r's test plans to enter the Navy. Choir, Bi- ology Club, Chess. SUZAN C. KRISTOFIC HSUCM Sue is proud of being head inajorette and of her class standing . . . is a inc-inher of National Honor So- ciety . . . enjoys lnusie . . . plans include husiness school. Bogi, lXIajorettes, Choir, Coinniodore. GEORGE VV. KUFNER HDirtfarmer,' Dirtfariner enioys playing haskethall and going to Heinz House is proud of chair he made in wood shop plans to work on farm after graduation. Truck Teani, Letlerine-n's Clulm. SE IDRS PATRICIA LYNNE KUHN Pat Pat was secretary of Biology Club . . . spends her time dating Cary, sewing, and working after school plans include business school. Biology Club, Bogi, Typing Scrvice, Art Service, Perryscope. EUGENE TIIOMAS KVVIATKOYVSKI 'iCeneU Ccne is interested in gymnastics and in collecting records spends his leisure time with Gayle plans to join the United States Air Force. Choir, Bi- ology Club. JOSEPH KYLER HJOGU joe is interested in electronics . . . is a ham radio operator plans to attend college to become an electronics engineer. Radio, Lettermen's Club, Chess Club, Biology Club, Swimming Team. SHEILA LANG Sheila spends her leisure time talking on the tele- phone . . . is especially interested in all kinds of sports enjoys dancing. Biology Club, Bogi Club, Speed Reading. RONALD W. LEAR 'Roni' Ron is interested in astronomy . . . spends his time reading and playing chess is proud of his swim- ming ability plans to be a salvage diver, Chess Club, Biology Club. CHESTER G. LEETY 'iChet Chet likes cars, dating, and football . . . competed in City Championship Track and was president of Bi- ology Club . . . plans to attend college. Football Team, Track Team, Biology Club, Lettcrmen's Club. Patricia Kuhn gene Kwiatkowski joseph Kyler Chester Leety Illiam Lerach Paul Lersch 'YW Q, at Seniors enjoy singing favorite songs in voice class. WVILLIAM W. LERACH aBiH,, Bill is interested in World ailairs .. . enjoys read- ing . . . is sports editor of Perryscope and Commodore likes journalism . . . plans to study political science at Pitt. Bogi, Choir, Commodore, Perryscopc. PAUL R. LERSCII 'KLunchH Lunch is interested in sports and politics . . . plays' on Baseball and Basketball Teams is proud ot making National Honor Society plans to attend college. Bogi, Lettermen's Club. CWENDOLYN L. LINDSEY 6cCW8H,, Gwen enjoys playing the organ and reading . . . is proud of being a sales manager in junior Achieve- ment . . . plans include nursc's training. Biology Club, Student United Nations, lied Cross. Sheila Lang Gwendolyn Lindsey ' 98 Ronald Lear Richard Mac-Neill RICHARD A. lNIacNEILL 'KRabbits,' Babbits enjoys art, sports, television, studying, and making model houses . . . sells for junior Achieve- ment plans to get a part time job or join Navy. Cross Country, Track, Biology Club. JOHN A. BIAIN uAtlzlsU john enjoys watching TV and playing cards displays talent in metal and wood shops plans to join the Armed Forces. Cross Country. JUDITII H. NIANCES 'iIudy kludy was a cheerleader and treasurer of Bogi Club . . . spends her leisure time with Tom . . . future plans include marriage. Cheerleaders, Choir, Perryscope, Commodore, Biology Club, Typing Service. IIOYVARD MANN Butcl1', Butch spends his leisure time working on cars . . . builds model cars for a hobby . . . loafs with john . . . plans to get a job after graduation. Biology Club. ROGER I. NIARCUS R0g,' Bog was a member of Pcrryys Track and Cross Country Teams . . . enjoys working with metals . . . is especially proud of graduating and obtaining his driv- er's license, Lettermenis Club, Camera Club. IACQUELINE K. MAROCHI 'KIacki jacki enjoys being with Sandy and Diana al- ways tries new hair styles . . . is proud of never being late to home room . . . plans to become a cosmotolo- gist. Biology Club, Bogi Club. ALLEN F. MASCARI Pizza Pizza is head drummer in Orchestra and Showtime Club likes drums, cars, and money enjoys working on his car is proud of completing high school. Showtime, Band, Orchestra. RODERICK MATTERN Rick', Rick has developed special skills on the trumpet and guitar . . . won Carnegie Tech Festival Award . . . plays in Techis Brass Qua1'tet . . . will study music in college. Orchestra, Band, Biology Club. ELIZABETII MATVIYA Bt-Ztsyw Betsy spends time with Eddie . . . is proud of mak- ing Honor Roll, obtaining driveris license, and being co-editor of Commodore plans to be a secretary. Girls, Leaders, Commodore, Bogi, Typing Service, Library Staff, Choir. BONNIE L. McCAULEY Bon Bon likes collecting records and pictures, listening to the radio, and taking shorthand enjoys being with Nlax plans to go into secretarial work. Bi- ology Club, Typing Service, Y-Teens. PATRICIA AICCLELLAN 4'Pat', Pat enjoys reading, bowling, and playing tennis . . . works for Mr. Hoergcr . . . has learned to run an I.B.M. machine plans to attend Robert Morris School. Biology Club. john Main Iudith Manges Howard Mann Roger Marcus Jacqueline Marochi Allen Mascari Roderick Mattern Bonnie McCauley Elizabeth Matxiya Patricia McClellan fe I .- ws t F 22 ,,.. -7 1, Img 'fl A: ..:'g... A :E,i,',. kt? -: T few - .2 -fe - 4. 1 V r . 4 . 'fi iti l . -a W si: Y if Z KATHLEEN MCCLINTOCK Kathy Kathy is especially proud of her new bass violin . . . enjoys being a member of All City Orchestra . . . likes music and doing homework for A.P.E. Plans to enter the W.A.F.,s. Commodore, Orchestra. JACQUELINE B. MCGAW UMag00 Magoo enjoys styling hair, typing, and singing in the Choir spends her time dancing, reading, and listening to the radio . . . will attend beautician school. Y-Teens, Typing Service, Choir. ROBERT E. MCNEBNEY 'gLinks', Links, favorite sport is hunting . .. he enjoys dat- ing jean Price is proud of having reached the twelfth grade plans to enter the Service after graduation. Biology Club. KAREN LESLIE MEALS Kar Kar is proud of being a majorette and business manager of Commodore enjoys poetry, baton twirling, and learning to cook . .. plans to become a teacher. Bogi, Majorettes, Commodore, Choir. VINCENT F. MERLINA Vince,' Vince enjoys working on his car and being with friends . . . is proud of being homeroom president and an Honor Roll student plans to become an auto mechanic. Biology Club. DAVID W. MICHAEL uDave', Dave placed in All-City Track received a motorcycle racing trophy . . . is interested in hunting, fishing, basketball, and Bonnie plans to enter I.B.M. School after graduation. Track. GAY ANN MICHALISZYN Gay Cay spends her leisure time with Bob is proud of making the Honor Roll . . . enjoys singing in Perry's Choir plans include office work and mar- riage. Choir, Commodore, Bogi, Typing Service. ARLENE D. MILLER Miller Millefs main interest is Dave she spends her leisure time sewing is proud of completing high school plans include secretarial work. Commo- dore, Typing Service, Biology Club, Bogi. BEVERLY JOYCE MONTINI Loui Loui is feature editor of the Perryseope . . . spends her leisure time caring for her poodle, Candy future plans include business school. Speed Reading, Perryscope, Biology Club, Bogi, Choir. WAYNE K. MORAN Bookie Bookie enjoys riding with Ray and working at Bardis . . . attends all Pittsburgh's sports and plans to enter college or the Navy after graduation. Biology Club, Safe Drivers, Club. PATRICIA MARIE MUSELIN uPat,, Pat spends her time dating and reading . . . enjoys sports . . . is proud of being in National Honor Society . . . plans to attend college. Choir, Cheerleaders, Girls, Leaders, Commodore, Perryscope. Kathleen McClintock Jacqueline McCaw Robert McNerney Karen Meals Vincent Merlina David Michael Gay Michaliszyn Arlene Miller Beverly Montini Wayne Moran JltI'1Citl Muselin Alltn Pliskaner un.. lleltie McCaW shows Pat Kuhn, Sue Kristoiie, Gail VV1ldorf, and joyee johnson the proper way to op- trltt the mimeograph machine. CARY ROBERT NOLL 'iN0ll Nollis one and only love is football he enjoys loafing at Perry and East and driving his six cylinder Ford plans to join the Navy. Football Club and Team. JACK OCCKIAL Jack enjoys loafing on the eorner . . . is especially interested in football . . . plans to attend I.B.NI. School. Football Club, Conditioning Club, Football Team. JOHN F. ORR john is interested in golf and baseball plays trumpet in Perryis Band . . . is proud of being in the tolpbfive of his elass plans to attend Yale. Band Cu . Ronald Plummer Cary Noll jack O SE IDRS IOIIN C. PANCHALK john plays on l'erry's Football Team enjoys collecting stamps makes a hobby of hunting plans to join the Armed Service. Football Club, Foot- ball Team, Biology Club. ALLEN PLISKANER K-Blldn Bud was judge of the Election Committee . . . builds model ears . . . is interested in sports and music plays the trombone plans to join the Navy. Band, Biology Club. RONALD L. PLUNINTER ulionn lion is interested in ears . . . spends his after- sehool time working . . . enjoys dating Trudy . . . plans a Navy career. Cafeteria Committee, Red Cross Club, Biology Club. RICHARD VV. PRESCOTT Dick,' Dick played on the Varsity Basketball Team was treasurer of Room 5 enjoys participating in sports and fooling around with his 6413 plans include eollege. Bogi Club. Don pl lys 1 trumpet in Perry s Ortht str 1 tnjoys photogr lphle xx orlt it idmg st lflfllllg' on the corner lout Orthestll JOSEPH A PROFETA IR oe lot spt nds his tuna xxtlght lifting hltes to pl ly footb 111 is mtutsted in furtheilng his LLlllLlf10I'l plans to 'ittcnd college 'Ind study enginc ering. l'ootb'1ll Te-im Slide Rule. IJONALD C. PRESKI HD0nU has musical ablility plans to go into the Air l - V , .I D - U HJ ,, t 'ekial John Orr John PlllC,l'1 lllx Prescott Donald Preslci joseph Profeti 1 I YN Ernest Rhodes Eileen Richey Charles Roach Karen Robinson Margaret Rodgers Laura Rolland james Roinanias Eleanor Rose james Ruege Arlene Russell ERNEST RHODES 'KErnie JA51ES ROMANIAS Ullippov Ernie spends his leisure time going to parties enjoys drawing likes girls is proud of losing fifteen pounds plans to enter the Coast Guard. Biology Club. EILEEN LOUISE RICIIEY Eileen,' Eileen was president of hoineroom in eleventh grade . . . won award in Art Essay Contest . . . enjoys grooming her poodle . . . future includes college. Biology Club, Commodore, Perryscope, Typing Serv- ice. CHARLES VVESTLEY ROACII 'KCl1uek', Chuck was the chairman of Cafeteria Committee . . . enjoys all sports . . . is proud of being an excellent typist . . . plans to enter the Service after graduation. Bogi, Biology Club. KAREN ROBINSON Karen enjoys reading . . . has been on Honor Roll since ninth grade . . . is copy editor of Perryscope . . . won N.E.D. test award plans to attend college. Choir, Perryscope, Commodore. MARGARET RODCERS HMeg', Meg enjoys playing the flute, sewing, reading, and being with jim . . . is proud of being in Perryis Choir will attend Slippery Rock College. Bogi, Com- modore, Band, Perryscope, Choir, Biology Club. LAURA JEAN ROLLAND 'ijeaniei' jeanie spends her time dating Steve and talking on the phone . . . likes bowling, dancing, and driving Steve's ear plans include heautician training and marriage. Biology Club, Bogi, Art Service. SE IUHS james likes to have fun while he can spends his leisure time playing cards and shooting pool enjoys collecting old coins plans to attend Cali- fornia State College. Biology Club. ELEANOR A. ROSE MPixieU Pixie spends her leisure time sewing, dancing, and listening to records enjoys playing basketball, volleyball, and other sports . .. plans to further her business education. Y-Teens, Biology Club, Bogi. JABIES RUECE Reg', Reg enjoys dating Meg is proud of having been on Football and Track Teams four years plans include California State College. Football, Bi- ology Club, Lcttermenis Club, Bogi, Coimnodore. jack Bairhalter, Sue Kristofic, Lois Boyle, Ruth Ann Fox, and Sherry Savage compare themes in Miss Blayneyis fifth period English class. mr emu , wr ARLENE JANET RUSSELL 'iRuSty,, Rusty enjoys sewing . . . is especially interested in stenographic work . . . has great skill in making pizza . .. will attend business school. Choir, Bogi, Typing Service, Biology Club, Girls, Leaders. MICHELE RYAN i'Mickey,' Mickey enjoys reading, bowling, sewing, and skat- ing works for Mr. Hoergcr plans to attend Slippery Rock State College. Commodore, Perry- scope, Bogi Club, Library Stait, Speed Reading, Bi- ology Club. BARBARA A. RYCIELSKI ushadowl' Barbara enjoys being with the crowd . .. likes to write letters is proud of making her own clothes plans to become a secretary. Safe Driversi, Red Cross, Biology Club. RUTH A. SAMPLE Ruth', Ruth has achieved skill in sewing . .. spends lei- sure time baby sitting and making clothes . . . enjoys hiking, skating, and reading . . . plans to attend nurs- ing school. Red Cross, Biology Club. SHERRY ANTOINETTE SAVAGE Sherry Sherry is proud of passing driveris test and making an AD in typing . . . enjoys records, dancing, reading . . . plans to be a lab technician. Girls, Leaders, Perryscope, Bogi, Biology Club, Student Council. KATHLEEN P. SCHAFFER uKathi Kathi likes to draw and swim enjoys reading and dancing . . . is proud of being a Rainbow Girl . . . plans include Work and later marriage. Commodore, Art Service, Biology Club. ESTHER SCHANZ nvrerryaa Terryis hobbies are collecting records and cooking enjoys skating, dating, and dancing plans to attend Robert Morris School. Biology Club, Commo- dore, Bogi Club, Library, Speed Reading. RALPH P. SCHNEIDER Ralph was a National Merit Scholarship finalist . . . is proud of making the Honor Roll every time . . . worked hard as editor-in-chief of Commodore plans to attend Carnegie Tech. Perryscope, Commo- dore. WILLIAM P. SCHNEIDERLOCHNER 'iBill', Bill spends his leisure time watching TV is especially interested in cars . . . is proud of buying his own car .. . plans to become a plumber after gradu- ation. FRANZ K. SCHON Nunce Nunce plays first trombone in All-City Band is captain of Cross Country enjoys fishing, TV, reading plans musical career may join Ma- rines. Baseball, Cross Country, Band, Orchestra, Showtime. BARBARA ANN SCHWARTZ Schwartz Barbara is proud of having learned to type . .. loves to dance plans to attend business school to preoarc for a career in stenography. Speed Reading, Biology Club. Michele Ryan Ruth S ample Kathleen Schaffer Ralph Schneider Franz Schon Barbara Rygielski Sherry Savage Esther Schanz William Schneiderloclmer Barbara Schwartz It JOAN ELIZABETH SIMON Jeanie joanie spends her time writing letters enjoys working at McC1'ory's is proud of making the Honor Roll . . . plans to be a secretary. Girls' Leaders, Bogi, Typing Service, Commodore, Choir. ALFRED ADAM SLOWIK KAI Al is interested in tropical fish . . . enjoys reading has won N.E.D. Award and American Legion Award . . . plans to attend college and study engineer- ing. Radio, Chess, Biology Club. LYNNE PATRICIA SLUSSER uSluSS,' Lynne is a P.W.A. of Rainbow Girls won American Legion Auxiliary Award and a placement in crafts plans include college and Diplomatic Service. Red Cross, Speed Reading, Commodore, Bi- ology Club. JOHN P. SMITH 'cSmitty John played on the Football Team loafs at Robinson's hopes to get his own car won a baseball trophy . . . is proud of playing for the Rebels. Football Club. DOROTHY L. SNYDER uD0t,' Dot spends most of her leisure time writing to ,loe . . . was manager of a volleyball team . . . plans to be- come a beautician. Y-Teens, Biology Club. KATHLEEN E. SOMMERS Katien Katie spends her time dating John . . . is proud of being co-editor of Commodore and making the Honor Roll plans to do secretarial work. Commodore, Bogi Club, Typing Service, Choir. LAWVRENCE F. SPINDLER 'KLarn Lar enjoys singing in Perry,s Choir spends leisure time listening to records . . . is proud of gradu- ating does youth work for his church. Choir, Red Cross Club, Bogi. ALEXANDRA E. SQUIRE nAlex Alex is proud of making an afghan for her hope chest .. . enjoys skating and writing letters plans to attend Duquesne University. Choir, Girls' Leaders, Bogi, Commodore. JAMES L. STIMPLE Stimps0n', jim is proud of working at the Press and winning a swimming medal . . . likes to loaf with the boys and make money . . . plans to attend business school. Swimming Team. MARLENE DOROTHY STRAUB Marlene enjoys sewing . . . works part time at Me- Croryls is proud of winning a Typing Certificate . . , is interested in clerical work and bookkeeping . . . plans to be a secretary. MARY ELIZABETH SWEENEY 'KMary', Mary is a cheerleader enjoys writing to Bill . . . always makes the Honor Roll , , . plans to attend business school. Choir, Biology Club, Girls' Leaders, Typing Service, Perryscope, Commodore, Bogi. ,Ioan Simon Lynne Slusser Dorothy Snyder Lawrence Spindler james Stimple Alfred Slowik john Smith Kathleen Sommers Alexandra Squire Marlene Straub Mary Sweeney Raymond Szymanski Bonnie Thompson Daryl Tindle Iva ,lean Geraldine YVagner Gail XValdorf Harriet XVeiser Susan XVettling janet XVi RAYNIOND SZYMANSKI 'iRi1yv IVA JEAN VANCE 'ilvzlv Ray enjoys driving and fixing his car is proud lva spends her leisure time resting and going tor of graduating . .. plans to enter the Air Force or at- walks likes transcription class enioys roller tend college. Biology Club, Swimming Club, Safe skating . . . plans to go to business school. Choir, Typ- Drivers', Baseball Team. ing Service, Commodore. BONNIE JEAN TIIOMPSON CERALDINE WACNER Gerry Bonnie is interested in dating, ice-skating, collect- ing records, and talking to Dave . . . served as presi- dent of junior Council and home room officer plans include college. Commodore, Cafeteria Com- mittee, Biology Club. DARYL CLEVER TINDLE Daryl enjoys doing church work, helping maintain church property, and Working on electrical devices . . . won Pro Deo Et Patria Award and Silver Science Key will attend college. Biology Club, Commo- dore, Election Board. Mr. Nasierowski discusses a problem with Betty Cib- son, Chester Leety, jim Rolnanias, and Alexandra Squire in inath review class. Gerry has fun skating, dancing, bowling, and read- ing . . . is proud of being a good seamstress . . . plans to become a secretary. Commodore Staff, Bogi Club, Typing Service, Library Staii. CAIL L. WALDORF ucadgeti, Gadget enjoys dating and reading . . . is proud of her tough Dodge .. . collects records plans in- clude ofiice work and marriage. Typing Service, Commodore, Bogi, Biology Club. IIARRIET DELORES WEISER gKW66Z0l',, XVeezer is proud of being a senior enjoys dancing, dating, swimming, and cooking spends her time going to Eat oz Park and Working. Biology Club, Art Service, Bogi, Perryscope. SUSAN PATRICIA WETTLING usuen Sue is president of Girls' Leaders and exchange editor of Perryscope belongs to Youth Synod of Pennsylvania has become outstanding in sports plans to study physical education. Choir, Girls, Leaders, Bogi. JANET R. WINCHART islam jan enjoys sports and collecting old records writes to pen pals . , . is interested in food, boys, and cars . . . plans to travel around the world. Art Service, lied Cross, Commodore. SE IUHS H35 ngh lrt SE IUHS CHARLES D. WOODS 'iChips,, Chips enjoys reconditioning old cars and furniture . . . likes bowling, swimming, baseball . . . is skilled in electronics . . . is proud of restoring ,33 Plymouth and Winning Sectional Championship trophy in baseball . . . will join the Service. WENDELL L. WORTHING VVendell enjoys dancing likes metal shop and is proud of his skill in metal work . . . plans to enter the Armed Forces. Biology Club, Safe Driversi, Art Service. PEGGY ANDREA YOUNG 'Tcgv Peg enjoys babysitting . .. hopes to get her driv- er's license . . . is proud of belonging to Perry's Choir plans to attend secretarial school. Choir, Perry- scope, Commodore, Typing Service. KATHLEEN ZAHA uKatl1y,' Kathy enjoys playing her accordion and sewing . . . spends leisure time dancing and studying .. . has developed skill in croclieting plans to Work for Bell Telephone. Biology Club, Bogi, Commodore. may renderecf Jeruice Peggy Hays studies Physics while guard- ing lockers. Charles W oods Kathleen Zaha Getting ready for a Choir performance at Perry High are: Craig Conroy, Mary Sweeney, jim Zunic, Arlene Russell, and Sue VVettling. JAMES S. ZEIINER H-jimi, jim was co-chairman of the Patron Campaign . . . enjoyed his A.P.E. class . . . likes gardening and pho- tography is a baseball and hockey fan will attend college. Biology Club, Bogi, Commodore JAMES ZUNIC ujimll jim has developed skill in weight-lifting . . . enjoys reading and watching TV is president ol' Chess Club and star on Chess Team . . . may enter the Serv- iee. Choir, Chess Team. lie? :Sang in Me CAUW 7 james Zehner YVendell YVorthing Peggy Young james Zunie X Karen Meals and Gay Miclulliszyn compare their lcttvrs of zlppliczltion in the English 8 class for girls in tht- com- 1Hl'1'Clill coursv. SE IUHS me Llfaeir lfime wide y l i 1 Betsy Mzxtviyzl, Pcrryis rcprcscututivv to radio stutiou KQV, tells disk im-kvy, Chuck Brinkmzui, uluout important 4-vvnts alt Perry. 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Anschuetz Jim Antell Anthonyis Barber Shop A Patron Robert Apel Mrs. R. J. Aquadro Arlene Sue Art 81 John Art 81 Marilyn Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. L. Arzberger Minerva Asche Mr. 81 Mrs. Ashbaugh Margaret J. Ashworth Aubrecht Family Andrea Aubrecht Audrey 81 Bill Mr. George Auer, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. Auer Augie The Barber Mr. 81 Mrs. G. Augustine Aumer Bakery Mildred Auth The Aware Studio B B.D.M.D.N.D. B.R.-T.G.W.I.S.O.-I.T. Dennis B. Jim Badamo Mr. 81 Mrs. G. J. Bahl Mr. 81 Mrs. George F. Bahl Robert Bahl Alberta Bailey Mr. 81 Mrs. Jacob Bailey Mrs. Hilda Bairhalter Mr. John Bairhalter Mrs. Chas. E. Baker Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Guy Baker Mr. 81 Mrs. Kent R. Baldwin Mr. 81 Mrs. C. K. Banjanin Barb 81 Fred PTHUS Barb 81 Jim ,GZ Barb 81 Rich Barb 81 Wayne Marilyn 81 Art Barbour Dennis Barcheski Mr. Bart Verlin Barnes Arthur Barr Dave Barr Mr. 81 Mrs. Russell Barr Barr T.V. Service Marie Barrante Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl F. Bartley Andrew 81 Sara Bartos Mr. 81 Mrs. David K. Barton Bucky Bastl Mr. 81 Mrs. John Baust Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray F. Bayer Beam,s Garage Charlene Beck Mrs. N. Beck Bonnie Becker '63 Mrs. John J. Becker Charles Beganski Mrs. Pauline Beganski Mrs. Anna Behm Behr Hardware Orland Belcher Frank W. Beitler Alfred Belian Bill Bell Bob Bell F. NV. fKClancy,J Bell Rita Bell Bellevue Pizza Shop Edward J. Bender Mr. 81 Mrs. S. Bennardo Miss Subina Bennetts Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Berberich Berger Family Mrs. L. C. Bergener Mr. 81 Mrs. Julian P. Bernard Mr. 81 Mrs. Manuel Berry Frank Bestic Mr. 81 Mrs. E. Betant Betsy 81 Eddie Betsy 81 Eddie, ,60-,63 Bette 81 Bob Betty Ann 81 Michael Betty 81 Frank Donna Betz Beverly Market Mrs. F. E. Biddle S. M. Biel Mr. gl Mrs. H. Biernstein Big Unk Bill 81 Lise, 863 Bill 81 Sandy Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles L. Billeter Huldah Billeter Mr. 81 Mrs. A. W. Binkert if Sally Birsa-Lettering A. Bitsey 81 Frannie Miss Bittman B. 81 Bill B. J. 81 Pat Terry Blair, Jr. Mary L. Blanchard Marydessie Blayney Freddie Blazier Thelma Blazier Blondie 81 Dagwood Charles Blumensehein Bob 81 Arlene N. C., ,63 Bob Becki Bob 81 Judy Bob 81 Lee Bob 81 Sue Bobbie 81 Karen Bobbieis Beautv Salon The Bobbsey Twins Mr. 81 Mrs. C. T. Boehm Jean Boggs Walter F. Bohn William J. Bohr Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Bolin Mr. 81 Mrs. Boniker Bonnie 81 Banana Bonnie 81 Dave Bonnie 81 Davy Bonnie 81 Joe Bonnie 81 Mike Bonnieis Grandmother Boots 81 Al Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Borner Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Borner Gene Borowski Bill Boscnberg Boul Dave Bowden Harry Boyd Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. Boyd Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Boyle Judy Boyle Natally Boyle The Boys from Wilson Ave. Mr. 81 Mrs. Braddock Mr. 81 Mrs. Branditz Mrs. Dorothy Bransom Wesley A. Braun Dave Braunstein John W. Bravehen Mr. 81 Mrs. R. G. Brendel, Sr. Joseph A. Brennan, Jr. Dr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence B. Brent Mrs. A. R. Brethauer Mr. 81 Mrs. R. Brethauer Charlie Briceland James Brierley Ray Briggs Mr. 81 Mrs. Horace Brooks Mr. 81 Mrs. Ashton M. 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Zimmerman The Walter Zinno Family Tony Zoelle, Jr. Bettie Myers Zoth Mr. William Zoth David Zunic Jim Zunic Margaret Zunic Matthew Zunic Mr. 61 Mrs. William Zunic Milton Vance ML 61 Mrs. R. Wind James R. Zwick Olevia Vance Shirley Wind Miss Marie Zych 119 A Cappella Choir ....... Administration ..,4...i, Art Service i...,..,.... Assembly ..... Band ,...,,.,.i Baseball .....,. Basketball i,..,.,......,.., Basketball, Junior ....... Basketball Club ....... Biology Club ....,.,.....,,..,..,...... Bogi Club ..............,.............,...., Bogi Club,s Fantasy in Frost .. Bogi Club,s Graveyard Smash Business Honors .....,........,..A, .... Cafeteria Committee ........,...., 7 Campaign Leaders, Patron ,.,. Cheerleaders ........................ Cheerleaders, Junior ,...,.. Choir, A Cappella ...,.,. Clubs ......,..,.r,.,........., Commodore Staff ,.,.. Council, Senior ..... . Council, Junior ....... Cross Country ....., Custodial Staff ...,...,......,,.,,..... Dramatic Club ........,.,.,........,.... Eighth Grade Home Rooms .. Election, November .............,.... Eleventh G1'ade Home Rooms Faculty .......,...............,,.....,....... Fall .................,.,......,................... Fantasy in Frost, Bogi Club ., Football .,............,.,...,.,..........,.... Football, Junior .....,...,.,,........ . Foreword .....,.......,.........,...... Freshmen Home Rooms . ...,. . Girls' Leaders ,.....,.,.,,,,.... .......,. Graveyard Smash, Bogi Club ., Home Room Activities .,..,....,.. Home Rooms: Seventh Grade ..... Eighth Grade ...,,., Ninth Grade ....., Tenth Grade ,...,.... Eleventh Grade .,.,... Twelfth Grade Honor Patrons ,,,... Honor Roll .,...... INDEX 64 10 48 22 57 40 39 41 46 . ..,.... 80 73 . .......... 82 . .,,...... 110 16 39 64 78 52 34 20 15 . ..,,... 32 25 33 11 , 9 , ......, 17 20 27 . ....... 59 35 . 52 24 25 27 42 60 74 ....,..110 72 12 Journalist Club ......... . Junior Basketball ....,..,. 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Spring ..................,,.,,...., Stage Crew .,.........,..,,...,...... Student United Nations ....... Summer .....,..............,.......... Swimming .,.......,..,,...........,...,, Tenth Grade Home Rooms Track ...,.,.........,,....,..,...,.......,,. Twelfth Grade Home Rooms Typing Service ,.......,.....,.....,.. United Nations, Student ......, Winter .......,..,.,.,.......,..,,.,...,,... Yearbook fCommodoreJ Staff