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

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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

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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