Perry High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Perry, OH)

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Gladys Hallie Ben Dutch Mike Apron-String Revolt Kent Just fun His lighter moments God's gift to women A girl in every port Bows Carol Lorimer Posed (in front) Waterboy Johnsons R. G twenty

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Seventh Grade First Row: Verjeon Hausch, Eloine Torch, Dolly Johnson, Lucille Brewster, Carol Ransom, Frances New, Marguerite Shears, Florence Frost, Eileen Garvin, Rowena Piercy, Mattie Brown. Second Row: Ruth Tribby, Virginia Hietonen, Patty Brown, Mary Ellen Spiesman, Edith King, Edith Port, Shirley Jones, Ruth Stephenson, Ruth Lyons, Frances Rose, Emma Brewster. Third Row: Dan Shepard, Mrs. Corwin, Jean Bassett, Loretta Jones, Phyllis Hull, Julia Johnson, Catherine Sweet, Millie Beach, Joyce Hewlett, Beverly Morse, Ruth Osborne. Fourth Row: Ray Brown, George Spiesman, Edwin Booth, Georgia Perkins, Marion Vanderveer, Dan McCormock, Pauline Pike, Roger Seith, Richard Roath, Albert Petrus, Robert Rothauser, Edward Kirschstem, Lawrence Brewster, Donald Beld-en, Wayland Tenkku, Jimmy Secor. Fifth Row: Robert Wheeler, Ray Heil, Ray Ramsey, Robert Vanderveer, Lewis Unson, Frank Martin. Not Pictured: Roberta Ritenour, Dorothy Bryont, Ruth Frary. nineteen

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ATHLETICS Those first, crisp, fall days . . . football time . . . swooning on the side lines ot every touchdown . . . shouting through mustardy mouthfuls of hot dog . . . Fight, team, fight! . . . and did they! . . . frozen toes and chilling rain down our necks ... all for dear old Perry . . . and that battling, brawny bunch out there on the field . . . Comes the winter, and the crowd flocks to the gym . . . clean-cut, lithe-limbed youths in red-and-white make a flashing, ever-changing pattern under the bright lights . . . cheers echo and reecho around the high ceiling as we climb to triumph ... or fall before the foe and show that we can take it . . . Springtime, with birds, buds, and baseball . . . the smart crack as ball meets bat for a home run . . . yellow dust clouds rising as our heroes slide home . . . the shouts of players and spectators mingling on the spring air. . . Fall, winter, spring ... All year 'round, the Perry Pirates capture booty for our treasure chest of souvenirs.