Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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