Perry High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Perry, OH)
- Class of 1941
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IVE?-V 3:11 V 'ug' V .. ..k1,I-mil In WV J Q ,, kkjkj XJ K- C, C4 ki JQL7 J xxb Q' X QIQJ f J Q L Q Vw N J X LL, K QCX X mf ww U xf j X w QTJKCLXJKIJJ f M 3 ff f X Q . X f ' kde L Uv KJ' D Lb -jx k-V V X5-J 1 R' LVM I ,, ' fx 2 I i VW mx-I 7 4 , I A X f Ti9Qi'i Andrew Heil, Fred Palmer, Lester Densmore, Oliver Burt, George Hoyt Spencer Warren, Ed Barkalow. Not Pictured: Jason Baker. edicafion With a willing spirit and merry smile, They transport us o'er many a mile, On basketball, football, and baseball sprees We're carried rnost everywhere we please This is a job involving care, And can you say-and still be fair- That theirs is a lot of obscurity? Of course you can't-you'Il all agree. By now you've guessed just what I mean But if not-may I explain? To you, Busdrivers, we raise a cheer, And dedicate our Souvenir! I oaewaab An oak tree is known as a symbol of sturdiness and dependability. For this reason, we have select- ed it as the theme of this yearbook. Its trunk represents the school, its officials and teachers, the leaves are the students, for they're constantly com- ing and going, the branches are the various activi- ties which add variety and new interests to the school. With the passing of time one forgets so much of the humor, the excitement, the triumph of high school life. The Spring Dance, the Prom, that English class, the first date, the Christmas Luncheon, confidential chats in the library. All these typify school life, but are soon forgotten, not from lack of interest, but rather from the rapid pace of life. Thus to renew these old memories we present to you the SOUVENIR. With this we hope to have completed a year of glorious work. S . ' J .. . 7' ' 1 N , f ow. gciwoi, out -fi., What should our school and our flag mean to us? lt should mean a place of opportunity, and a place to better ourselves in the course of life which we choose to take. This not only gives us a chance to make a place for us in the world, but also helps us to be better citizens of America. Our flag should be a symbol of freedom and peace. The three colors of the flag are Red, White and Blue. The Blue represents justice. White is for purity and cleanliness. The Red is the blood of brave men and women who were willing to die, or worthy to live for America. The school and the flag are being put into the younger generation, so let us keep these valuable meanings and symbols of our flag, for if we lose them we no longer have our school or our flag. Richard Warren Seventh Grade PERRY, FOR YOU Our school is an emblem Of spirit and fair play. Long will she stand thus- As a shrine of our today. Proud are we of our charity And standards high in aim. Win or lose we will ne'er refuse To try to play the game. CHORUS: Perry, for you we'll work and fight, We'll honor your name, Perry, for you we claim the right To spread far your fame. Courage and loyalty, Qualities dear to all, For Perry, our Alma Mater, To us you will reign o'er all. Gilbert W. Porsch, l94l HlllllllllSlllHlIllll The people of America are the roots and up- holders of our prized democracy. So the roots and trunk of the tree are the upholders and bulwarks of our education. The school is the trunk with its sturdiness and efficiency. The faculty and admin- istrators are the propagators, and our foster par- entsg for they guide and teach us the things nec- essary to make us good citizens in this democracy W of ours. x i ll l , I f f Z l fx -,ff X !f ff ' X l ' g 54 l XT? i ,X if tu that ll -f lQ?'llTR5f'l1iyl 23559 'Rgxf l syfgi gg' Q' L22 u+L1w' xl if iff f M Vai R. G. FEW goat? of Cgducafion Who guides us, counsels us, takes our little troubles seriously, helps us become better citizens? Of course, you've guessed it-Mr. Few. So here's to Mr. Few-may he always be as kind, considerate, and helpful in the future as he has been in the past. Here is the board who bravely shoulders the complaints and demands of eager students. To them we owe the many privileges afforded our school. Behind locked doors they de- cide our fate, a fate which has proved favorable to the utmost. To them we offer our most grateful thanks. BOARD OF EDUCATION First Row: Miss Dorothy Hulett, Mrs. Paul A, Hilborn. Second Row: Mr. William Seith, Mr. Harvey Poulsori, Mr. Robert Barto, Mr. Russell Champion, Mr. R. G. Few, 6 FACULTY First Raw Misc Mathews, Miss Browning, Mrs. Corwin, Miss Miller, Miss Heckatharnc, Second Rawi Mr. Few, Mr, Porsch, Mr. Skrilitz, Mr. Hawkins Mr. Sahli, Mr. Yant, Mr. Sturm, STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Camille Smcltz, Bill Jones, Mrs. Corwin, Carol Melchcr. Second Raw: Richard Warren, Virginia Hietenan, Elizabeth Spicsrnan, Joyce Coppock, I Rosemary Giftin. Third Row: Dan McCormack, Ralph Brenisicr, Warren Chapman, James Zinn, feabezs lllere are the rulers of this kingdom . . . don't think the teachers are the only ones who clamp down . . . the Student Council showed their author- ity several times . , , kicked us out of the halls . . . presented a school code of standards , . , have given us an excellent noon program in the gym . . . thanks-just heaps. The faculty is an unfailing source of friendship, trust, and helpfulness . . . they may seem, oh, so cruel at times, but take it from us seniors - it's for our own good . . . You find they're human after all-honest . . , test them and see for yourself. 7 , ! , ' o o hi ,fit f f Q , Q ' j 1 i Q AE A 0 fx' j ko: O 5 GE? X . o Xxx E ' N K1 Z 5 L Nu XJ 'J 4 K iff if l X'L,CEf3'X X Db?- -K X Sf!!! .r 'D I Qyf If Zlfzw L, o , h. iv--I M MYM AJ Silk.. 2.124 V X, ,Q X.. 'Z-X.. LEHVES Just as the old leaves drop off and new ones come on, so do the students composing the classes. The seniors graduating are made up again in the new ones entering in the fall. Leaves, when com- pleting their life cycle, drop off, and when the stu- dents complete a cycle of four years, they drop out of the school to take their place in a bigger world. fl fc f K X Wilma Stinson Blue-black hair . . . flash- ing eyes . . . serious . . . reserved . . . poised . . . a picture in silhouette . . . always sympathetic . . . always concerned . . . yet has a sense of humor that astounds us . . . Wilma's weakness - tall, athletic, football players with black wavy hair and bow ties. Vivian Ruetenik Sweet smile . . . brunette hair . . . grey-blue eyes . . . an occasional melancholy mood . . . but usually cheerful and chirpy , . . never worries . . . says it doesn't pay . . . likes a good hearty laugh . . . never hurries, but always gets there . . , likable gal, nvivhrr Carolyn Greening Big brown eyes . . . hlonde hair . . . complexion of peaches and cream . . . queenie of the senior class . . . never without a date . . . always ready for a hearty laugh . . . can waltz with the best of them, too, Betty Burdge Now here . . , now there . . . flittering hither and yon . . . has an unsatisfied curiosity . . . leave it to Betty for witty remarks . . . she iust flits through all those tough tests . . . the ever present butter- fly of the senior class. Gail Fankhauser A serious face . . . but the sense of humor . oh! breaks into laughter at the least provocation , . . his black wavy hair . , . and oh! his manly physique . , . are the envy of every boy and girl . . . bow ties and dark-haired girls are his weakness. Valeryia Loch Blue eyes . . . curly blonde locks . . . friendly . . . dig- nified . . . goes her way quietly . . . but ready to come out when her help is needed . , . gives us all the benefit of the doubt . . . a darn comfortable person to have around. Barbara Brewster Blonde hair . . . blue eyes , , . bobbing walk . . . al- ways has something to say , . . some might call her talkative . . . we think she's lust interesting . . . has marked mental ability in history . . . wears cever trinkets in her hair . . . no one appreciates a good time more than Barb , Barbara West Versatile . . .vivacious . . . urbane . . . brilliant . . . Barb is an indispensable member of our class who really gets things done! . . . is President of just about everything doing . . . pos- sesses an ever-present glee- ful giggle and a keen sense of humor which makes her fun to have around . . . has definite artistic talent which we predict will take her places . . . has a high scholastic standing and rakes off A's like roll- ing off a log . . . and . . . well-she's tops. Annabelle Spiesman Reserved . . . industrious . . . determined . . . goes her way with not so much as a backward glance . . . sees the funny side of every situation . , . and laughs loud and long at it . . . tackles all her work with spurts of energy which as- tounds us . . . determined she's gonna get that bookkeeping land doesl . . . she'll get along . . . her capable type always does. Patty Smith Sophistication . . . poise . . . subtleness . . . behind all these adjectives we fiifd Pat . . . ever original . . . ever interesting Pat . . . one never knows what she'll pop up with next . . . by for the most grown up member of the class . . . runs a verbal Advice to the Lovelorn column. Marjorie Melcher Blond hair . . . big blue- grey eyes plus a personal- ity . . . no wonder she's popular . . . she puts her whole heart-lwell port of it anywayl into athletics . . . and as a cheerleader . . . well, she's tops . . . always Johnny-on-the-spot for any and everything . . . where there's Mari . . . there-'s fun. Charles Poulson Says he hates girls . . . but we think different . . . and no wonder . . . when he flashes those blue eyes all the girls momentarily lose their poise . . . a bit stub- born at times . . . but nev- er fails to do his part, bless him . . . we certainly need more like him. l Ethel Petrus Blue eyes . . . curly brun- ette hair . . . amiable . . . laughing . . . shy . . . all of these are applicable to Ethel . . . sometimes feels her role as senior and be- comes surprisingly dignified ibut not for longl . . . studious . . . always wor- ries about that bookkeeping . . . nevertheless she makes the grade . . . one grand girl. Vivian Percie Sweet smile . . . blond hair . . . soft subdued voice . . . always asking overyone':. opinion . . . always agrees . . . laughs readily at all our crazy antics lbless her heartl . . . swears up and down she'll absolutely never be able to master Public Speaking. Sterling Averill Very blond hair . . . serious blue eyes . . . and oh! the smile . . . God's gift to women . . . but don't feel indignant boys-he i:an't help it . . . like a bright meteor flashing about the basketball ball floor . . . representing the dignified l?l seniors. Elizabeth Spiesman Top-ranking scholar of the senior class . . . exams, tests, quizzes . . . they're all child's play to her . . , never too busy to help people . . . it's Lizzie who caps all the scholarship honors for us . . . what would we do without her?! Edward McFarland Brown hair . . . blue-green eyes . . . athletic . . . handsome . . . confident , . . has a taste for loud clothes . . . lcan wear 'em tool , . . Mac can be class- ified as a genuine athlete, participating in just about sport known to man is particularly suscep- to blondes with blue . . . loves arguments usually has the last . certainly gets around and has fun and more fun . . . good guy, Mac. every tame' eyes and word . . Marian Bittig Cute . . . carefree . . . capricious . . . blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . bash- ful but saucy . . . absolute- ly unpredictable . . . can be classified as an A-l iitterbug 'cause she can certainly do some fancy rug - cutting . . . just loves a good time with plen- ty of giggles . . . plays a right snappy game of bas- ketball, too . . , look out, boys . . . that glint in her eye usually spells trouble . . . but she's a good kid, honest ! ! Allene Chapman Take a head of golden-red hair . . . two blue eyes . . , add a sprinkling of freckles . . . to this mix- ture add five feel nine inches of height . . . a gleeful laugh . . . add a but of confidence . . . mix thoroughly . . . Result? . . . Allene! . . . a likable lass with a love of life and laughter , . . completely ab- sorbed in her studies and worries from dawn 'till dusk about her assignments . . . a swell gal. Sam llardi Quiet . . . studious . . . subdued . . . ah you theah, Sam? . . , the library's his stamping ground , . . al- though not athletically in- clined, he manages to de- fend himself blow for blow against the more belliger- ent bullies of the senior class . . . he'll get ahead. eniofzs r All Q I XA .r mx gy, 1 fix I2 Marilyn Burt H Hazel eyes . . . brunette hair . . . hearty laugh . . . our Marilyn is the ever pre- sent sunbeam . . . troubles are the least of her wor- ries for her motto is Eat, drink, and be married, for tomorrow we may die! , . . always ready to do her part . . . and does it well . .. of course we like her. elen Wheeler Elfish . . . eager . . . devil- may-care . , . tosses care and caution to the winds . . . sprightly with blonde fly-away hair . . . sees the funny side of every situa- tion . . . always bolsters our oh-so-low spirits by her puckish smile . . . every- body's pal. Paul Szaniszlo So quiet . . . so studious ...so shy . . . if it weren't for Paul's mental ability, we'd almost believe he wasn't with us half the time . . . unexpectedly flashes us a bright smile . . . comes through timidly with ans- wers to difficult problems we don't have the nerve to tackle . . . fiddles away for the sake of an orchestra. Geneviene Perkins Quiet . . . reserved . . . poised . . . attractive . . . curly blue-black hair and black eyes . . . never says much . . . figures her hid- den talents might better re- main hidden . . . makes the rest of us seem like dewy- eyed adolescents compared with her calm dignitv . . . but don't worry about Perk . . . she'll get ahead. Lillie Seitz Brown hair . . . hazel eyes . . . a sense of humor that can't be beat . . . saves all her dates for a freshman of O. S. U ,... a snappy come- back for every attempted pun . . . meanwhile labors attain high . . disperses her radiant diligently to standards , sunshine with disposition . . . is attempt- ing to follow in the steps of Rembrandt . . . of course she'll make it . . . Bril- liant popular - and why not? . . . she's an essential part of our class. Harriet Lord Black eyes . . . jet-black hair . . . her wim, wigor, and witality set us all bock on our heels . , . she's a go- getter . , , so watch out boys . . . her practicabillty puts some of us tlighty talks to shame . . . her motto: when a job is once begun, never leave it 'till it's done . . . weakness? . , . well, she thinks blonds very nice, Arlene Hoose Curly brunette hair . . . blue-green eyes . . . hearty laugh . . . reserved manner , . . slow deliberate gait, but always manages to get where she's going . . . has o special talent for witty remarks at unpredictable times and places , . , man- ages to get along with everyone because of her keen sense of humor . . . oh, yes, Hoosie will find a place for herself in this cold, cruel world. Anno Sesu The newest member of our class . . . we really haven't had an opportunity to get acquainted . . , seems aw- fully nice though . . . al- ways ready and willing . . . goes her way quietly . . . we certainly are sorry she had to leave to loin the ranks of Madison School. 1 V X ' eniois l XN 4. A . fx if! 'Of If f .- . L' ff K fx gk X ff L I ' f f 4' 7 ,f f'V 17 7, W M i M l f i 1 3 XJ fx' z r 1 , ,fr- ,rl :I 'I f X r.. 1 l 1 r, i ', , - .. Bil I Jones .lust a bit sophisticated . . . a bit debonaire . . . devil- ishly handsome . . . rather sweeps girls off their feet by whacking them on the back and using his old familiar greeting Hi, Kid . . . goes on that football field to do or die for Perry Hi . . . lalmost died a couple of timesl . . . Just one grand guy. Matilda Orosz Seems like a little sister to us all . . . she's always got an idea of what should be done , . . never fails to laugh at our feeble jokes . . . diminutive in size but oh so much brain-power . . . so very susceptible to teasing and practiccl jokes . . . She's our Tillie . . . but doesn't toil for those ,,A,S,r. Irene Stinchcomb Just a little bit shy . . . a little bit determined . . . industrious . . . always gives her opinion with a flourish of waving hands . . . a cute chirpy laugh , . . wonders about aimlessly with a pre- occupied expression on her face . . . when she does find a destination, watch her scurry around . . . asserts that she knows she'lI never have the nerve to make a public appearance. Frances Pike Style all the while Kirk Keener Music hath charms uniofzs Camille Smeltz Au Revouir-not Goodbye Charles Hull Toll, blonde, handsome Evelyn Garvin Dancing feet Harry Johnson Bashful Dorothy Kenny Post-office eyes Bill Bittles Still water runs deep Beulah Mattice Prairie Flower Bob Terry Girl in every port Anna Belle Norris Irish eyes are smiling Jim Poulson Devil-rnay-core Oleda Torch Fairy-belle Wayland Warren He's a iolly good fellow Mildred Stinson Calm as the night William Betz Spit-wad artist Grace Remely i l Serene NOT PICTURED Walter Piercy Book worm Lenin Torch Little bit independent I4 Lawrence Thompson Football hero Elaine Tikka Intelligence galore Bill Hoyt Stop! he's wonderful Sophie Grech Patience of Job Charles Neu Do or die Nancy Barrett Johnny-on-the-spot Clyde Lapham Pride and Prejudice Joan Blackmore Mind over matter Don Schumaker Always the gentleman Ella Rose Jitterbug Richard Palmer Early to bed Norma Niedermeyer Belle of Perry Warren Chapman Dapper but dauntless Charlotte Champion A merry life Herbert Garvin l'Il never smile again Bill Barrett Happy-go-lucky uniofzs Aff' tl In B. 'Li I - 313135. ,fjdjggtxu M eff--mggxqri-J ' i'554fn,1,. ,ITA . ,IVI .TV A l5 gofzlfzomofzes I6 Harold Brewster Ruth Averill James Neubert Lavonia Gifford John Duich Betty Werner Dick Thompson Betty Burt Jae Dunlop Betty Gittin Joy Kish Carol Melcher George Bartlett Elnor Burkholder Otho Fullenwider Muriel Brooks Arthur Warren Marie Barber James Zinn Ruth Smith Ernest Szoniszlo Catherine Rhodes Theodore Kender Neva Johnson Harlan Tuttle Janet Sweet Charles Oliver Betty Freiberger Bob Carter Emma Jobs Mary Garvin Mariorie Keener Edna Skinner Thelma Terry ?'L8Sltm8M Roger Seith Ruth Tribby Paul Golding Virginia Hietarien Maxine Bittles Dan McCormack Hertha Pohto Bill Childs Ray Heil Edith King Howard Kroener Beverly Morse Verjean Hausch Wayland Tenkku Elaine Torch Dan Shepard Gene Brown Katherine Kenny James Secor Julia Johnson Marian Vandeveer Ralph Densmore Shirley Jones Donald Chadwick Georgia Perkins 1 George Spiesman Florence Fros? l l l 7 ,?'!.6Sl4l44Zl4 I8 Nelson McFarland Catherine Sweet William Ncu Patty Brown Millie Beach Richard Roath Jennie Szekely Dan Sesu Leonard Sherer Eileen Garvin Howard Phillips Phyllis Hull Dolly Johnson Bob Bogner Ruth Osborne Albert Petrus Lewis Unsan Marguerite Shears Lawrence Brewster Loretta Jones Mary Spiesman Raymond Ramsey Lucille Brewster Ralph Bunnel Carol Ransom Mattie Brown NOT PICTURED Juanita Helmkee Rowena Piercy George Kucera EIGHTH GRADE First Row. Erma Norris, Elauise Shears, Barbara Cross, Natalie Thompson, Leona Percie, Sophie Meivogel Harriet Eiurkholdci. Seconcl Row: Harry Dodge, Paul Jones, Harley Simmons, Ray Covell, Gordon Densmore, Joyce Coppock, Piggy Hcvesy, Betty Northway, Jean Williams. Third Row: Horace Cowles, Lloyd Averill, Rudolph Kohza, Ralph Pohto, Richard Sterba, Howard Burnett, Walter Petrawski, Charles Peattie, James Alkula, Nina Stinchcomb, Euretta Kennett, Emma Lou Spies- man, Marlorie Brewster, Miss Mathews. Fourth Raw: Reed Clark, Ralph Brcniser, Robert Clark, Robert Norris, Dean Kelsy, Robert Burnett, Melvin Dawson, Robert Cone, Ed Satick. Don Locke, Lois Green, Ruth Frary, Emma Brewster, Frances Rose, Mae Kenney, Roland Chapman, Franklin Wheeler. Not Pictured: Robert Kroener, Edwin Booth, Mary Vagi, Sara Burnett, SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Billie Sue Percie, Richard Warren, Virginia Dodge, Mary Brown, Susanne Troy, Jacquelyn Adams, Lenora Covell, Robert Zinn, Janet Densmore, La Verne Gedeon. Second Row: Lyle Le Baron, Ernest Gibson, Randall Brewster, Richard Chapman, Earl Simmons, Louis Popp, Ray Shears, Peter Burkholder, Savilla McFarland, Mary Kastl, Virginia Mackey, Mary Christian, Jac- queline Brewster, Rosemary Gilfin, Elizabeth Horvath, Martha Szaniszlo, Mariorie Stritch, Third Row: Dean Christian, Norman Droese, Jack Carter, Frederick Jobs, Dick Neubert, Bill Bogner, Bud Ernst, Robert Brewster, Frederick Lyons, Mrs. Corwin, David Brown, Harold Reese, Bob Brass, Richard Bunnell, James Petrowski, Edward Hovlik, William Orosz, Steve Ach. Not Pictured: Thomas Chadwick, Russell Elliott, William Zuber, Clifford Bunncll. l9 Wilma Stinson . . . Helen Wheeler . . . Marian Bittig . . . Harriet Lord . . . Marilyn Burt . . . Barbara West . . . Arlene Hoose . . . Carolyn Greening . . . Bill Jones . . . Ed McFarland . . . Vivian Reutinick . . . Patty Smith and Jack Heil . . . Anna Sesu . . . Sam llardi . . . Betty Burdge . . . Miss Miller. . . Allene Chop- man . . . Paul Szoniszlo . . . Sterling Averill . . . Irene Stinchcomb , . . Barbara Brewster .Z . Marjorie Melcher. . . Lillie Seitz . . .Gail Fankhauser. 1. lg 419 ig HCTIVITIES As every tree has many branches which support the leaves, so does the school. These are the results of the spreading and growing of the trunk and are enhanced by the enthusiasm and action of the students. These are the events that enliven a school year and toward which many must work. i it ff ANR, It QE mi t f A iii l if cgffe ffl . N W f ff if is X ff if f f ff ix l x X fs I v BETTY BURDGE Actvcrtlsmg MARILYN BURT Photogrophv STERLING AVERILL Assustont Arlvcrhsmq HARR I ET LORD Business Monoqer WILMA STINSON Soles GAIL FANKHAUSER Trccsurcr ouvenifz S2666 BARBARA WEST Edntor ELIZABETH SPIESMAN Asslstont Editor CHARLES POULSON Assnstcmt Photography NOT PICTURED EDWARD MCFARLAND Assistant Advertising no LILLIE SEITZ Art Dlrcctor MARJORIE MELCHER Publicity BILL JONLS Sports ilu flllemnriam Floyd Locke-died September I9, I93O Lilo Lophom-died October I5, 1933 22 IRENE STINCHCOMB Soies CAROLYN GREENING Assrstcnt Advcrtnsmg MR. ST IRM Advvscr 5 VARSITY CLUB First Row: Bill Jones, Nelson McFarland, Clyclc- Lapham, Dick Palmer, Sterling Averill, Jack Heil, Jimmy Zinn, Charles Oliver, Wayland Warren. Second Row: Lenin Torch, Arthur Warren, Warren Chapman, Charles Hull, Charles Paulson, Sam llarcli, Charles Neu, Bob Carter, Coach Hawkins. Third Row. George Spiesman, Jim Poulson, Bill Barrett, Joe Dunlap, Gail Fankhauser, Lawrence Thompson, George Bartlett, Dick Thompson. SQUAD LEADERS' CLUB First Row: Marie Barber, Nancy Barrett, Marjorie Melcher, Camille Smeltz, Patty Smith, Jacquelyn Adams, Catherine Sweet, Laverne Gideon, Billy Sue Percie. Second Row: Wanda Percie, Olecla Torch, Ruth Averill, Annabel Spiesman, Marian Bittig, Beverly Morse, Janet Sweet, Elaine Torch, Jean Williams, Janet Densmore. Third Row: Catherine Rhodes, Norma Niedermeyer, Patty Brown, Marguerite Shears, Marilyn Burt, Betty Werner, Georgia Perkins, Babara Cross, Leona Piercy, Betty Burt. Fourth Row: Euretta Kennett, Carolyn Greening, Joyce Coppock, Maxine Bittles, Ethel Petrus, Marian Vanderveer, Peggy Hevesy, Miss Browning, Ruth Trilnlmy, Frances Rose, Harriet Burkholder, The boys are the brown of this institution . , . proved by their annual boxing bouts. . . their cry is heard far and near: Any papers, any magazines, and scrap iron today? . . . No fooling, boys, we appreciate your efforts and realize that through your labors we got those GORGEOUS basketball suits? The Squad Leaders are really energeticl. . . They invaded the Y in Painesville to swim-was that the start of the flu epidemic? . . . contentedly hold picnic suppers and hikes to help them prove their worth . . . decidedly athletic minded . . . More power lor should l say muscle?l to you girls-we're right behind you. 23 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First Row' Marguerite Shears, Marlon Vande-rveer, Katherine Kenney, Mary Ellen Garvin. Second Row: Carol Ransom, Eileen Garvin, Anna Belle Norris, Ella Rose, Peggy Hevesy, Rowena Piercy, Mattie Brown, Fvelyn Garvin, Patty Brown, Thtrcl Row: Dick Thompson, Bill Barrett, Charles Ncu, James Neubert, Jay Kish, Kirk Keener, Howard Phillips, Howard Kroener, Bill Betz, Bill Childs, Gene Brown. Fourth Row: Mr, Yant, George Bartlett, OFFICERS' CLUB First Row' Jack Carter, Camille Smeltz, Marjorie Melcher, Carol Melcher, Marilyn Burt, Neva Johnson, Marie Barber, Dolly Johnson, Patty Brown. Seconcl Row: Mr. Skrilifz, Bob Zinn, Richard Warren, Euretta Kennett, Nina Stinchcomb, Harriet Lorcl, Charlotte Champion, Lee Roberts, Warren Chapman. Third Rowi Melvin Dawson, Rosemary Guffin, Lillie Seltz, Sophie Grech, Elizabeth Spiesman, Joan Black- more, Gordon Densmorc-, Veriean l-lausch. Fourth Row: Jimmy Zinn, Bolt Carter, Bill Barrett, Bill Jones, Sterling Averill, Barbara West, Gail Fank- hauser, Nancy Barrett, Richard Roath. Clicking shutters. . . dark room developments . . . one never knows when one is being shot . . . newly organized this year . . . has gone over with a bang . . . no wonder,-it's managed by camera-fiend Mr. Yant . , . does all developments for half-price laclv.l. Sharp pounding of gavels. . . stern commands for order . . . that's the Officers' Club practicing the technique of creating order during meetin' . , . brand new last semester . . . under direction of Prof Slcrilitz , . , object: to show who's boss in business gatherings. 24 HOME EC. CLUB First Row: Oleda Torch, Nancy Barrett, Marian Bittig, Evelyn Garvin, Vivian Percie, Miss Mathews, Mar- jorie Melcher, Marilyn Burt, Elaine Torch. Second Row: Frances Pike, Annabel Spiesman, Mary Ellen Garvin, Eileen Garvin., Carol Ransom, Marguerite Shears, Barbara Brewster, Camille Smeltz, Charlotte Champion, Mildred Stinson, Dolly Johnson, Betty Gitfin. Third Row: Marie Barber, Janet Sweet, Beverly Morse, Rowena Percy, Valeryia Loch, Grace Remcly, Vir- ginia Hietanen, Ruth Tribby, Katherine Kenny, Wilma Stinson, Ethel Petrus, Thelma Terry. Fourth Row: Maxine Bittles Dorothy Kenny Annabel Norris, Sophie Grech, Elaine Tikka, Beulah Matticc, Vivian Ruetenik, Allene Chapman, Marian Vanclerveer, Georgia Perkins, Mattie Brown, Mary Ellen Spiesmon, Edith King. BACHELORS' CLUB First Row: Pete Thompson, George Bartlett, Miss Mathews, Bob Carter, Dick Palmer. Second Row: Dick Thompson, Bob Terry, Wayland Warren, Bud Lophom, Warren Chapman, Bill Hoyt. Third Row: Bill Betz, Som llardi, Jim Paulson, Charles Hull, Bill Bittlcs, Bill Barrett, Charles Neu. Fragrant aromas . . .peculiar odors. . . wafted on gentle breezes through the halls . . . this tells us that either the Home Ec or Bachelors' Club is at work . . . the boys thought they could do better cooking than the girls-re- sult-a club . . . as for their cooking-thot's better--left unmentioned . . . the girls made themselves known by a chili supper . . . when a burning odor permeates the halls we look significantly at each other and say, They're at it again! 25 qu eu, Treble voices . . . blended with deep altos . . . creating a lasting memory for all who listen . . . the boys got bashful . . . the girls took over . . . have shown they can get along without the grumbling bass and squeaking tenors . . . are always in demand for this assembly or that meeting . . . successfully introduced a new school song written by none other than our own Prof. Porsch . . . we think he's swell and sit enrapt for hours listening to him tickle those ivories . . . has a most definite style all his own . . . history was made the day the club went to Kent and won top honors as a Superior group in the district . . . first time in the history of Perry School . . . So, Columbus, Prepare!! . . . we owe a lot to Mr. Porsch, and so we say- Thanks, for every- thing. In case you're interested in who's who- First Row: Elaine Torch, Betty Burt, Oleda Torch, Hertha Pohto, Joan Blackmore, Thelma Terry, Neva Johnson, Janet Sweet, Marilyn Burt, Mildred Stinson, Nancy Barrett, Dolly Johnson, Lillie Seitz, Betty Burdge, Ruth Averill. Second Row: Mr. Porsch, Katherine Sweet, Elaine Tikko, Muriel Brooks, Ruth Osborne, Virginia Hietenan, Betty Frieberger, Marjorie Melcher, Charlotte Champion, Wilma Stinson, Marie Barber, Verjean Hausch. Third Row: Barbara Brewster, Harriet Lord, Carolyn Greening, Norma Niedermeyer, Ruth Smith, Patty Srmthbiiarbara West, Carol Melcher, Betty Werner, Ruth Tribby, Edith King, Irene Stinchcomb, Ma- ti a rosz, GMA Blaring trumpets . . . rolling drums . . . creating a marching tempo . . that announces the band . . . brand new this year, thanks to Mr. Porsch . . . at football games, assemblies, concerts they set our toes a'tingling . . . gives us that old fightin' spirit . . . it takes a band to make us our place in this world . . . on the opposite page are the members of this noble group . . . First Row: Sterling Averill, Charles Poulson, John Duich, Marilyn Burt, Roger Seith, Bobby Densmore, Arthur Warren. Second Row: June Melcher, Jacquelyn Adams, Karl Molonzy, Charles Peattie, Bill Bittles, Ruth Smith, Elouise Shears, Ruth Averill, Maxine Bittles. Third Row: Lavonia Gifford, Jim Poulson, Euretta Kennett, Neva Johnson, Don Locke, Mr. Porsch, Gordon Densmore, Don Schumaker, Roy Covell. Ofzclfiesffza Muted strings . . blaring horns . . . sweet notes . . . some not so sweet . . . has everything-trains, bells, whistles . . . and a small but diligent direc- tor-Mr Porsch . . . literally wears himself out trying to keep them on the beat . . . can be depended upon to march us in and out of assemblies . . . has 'been springing surprises on us all by showing just how really good they are. First Row: Lloyd Averill, Lois Green, Elinor Burkholder, Paul Szaniszlo, Martha Szaniszlo, Billie Sue Percie, Norman Droese, Gene Brown, Annabel Spiesman, Lavonia Gifford. Second Row: Roger Seith, Carolyn Greening, Irene McCormack, Jacquelyn Adams, Charles Peattie, Bar- bara West, Mariorie Keener, Ruth Smith, Elouise Shears, Sterling Averill, Charles Poulson, Edith King. Third Row: Mr. Porsch, Jim Poulson, Don Locke, Euretta Kennett, Gordon Densmore, Ray Covell, Arthur Warren, Ruth Averill, Maxine Bittles, Don Schumaker, Neva Johnson. 27 ix 38 ilvei D These are chosen by their fellow classmates . . . ls a small edition of the National Honor Society for they're chosen on the same basis . . . Each proudly shows a small silver pin . . . Has no organized club . . . ls the largest honorary group in the school . . . They 're on the books as follows: First liaw: Helen Wheeler, Jean Williams, Joyce Coppock, Matilda Orosz, Elaine Tikka, lrene Stinch- COITT . Second Row: Charlotte Champion, Ruth Tribby, Paul Szaniszlo, Reed Clark, Bob Clark, Barbara West, Arthur Warren, Charles Oliver, Miss Miller, Ruth Averill. Third Row: Neva Johnson, Dolly Johnson, Virginia Hietenan, Elizabeth Spiesman, Bill Hoyt, Bill Bittles, Charles Hull, Robert Roath, Bob Carter, Roger Seith, Janet Sweet. 'national ffonofz gociefil Four are chosen each year by the faculty . . . lt takes plenty of what most of us haven't got to get in this elite group . . . Why? . . . Because they're chosen for character, leadership, scholarship, and service. . . lt is an ambition realized when one gets inducted into this group . . . Here are the identifica- tions of this intellectual group: First Row: Lillie Seitz, Harriet Lord, Miss Miller. Second Row: Joan Blackmore, Elizabeth Spiesman, Bill Bittles, Barbara West. gcliolafzsliip Requirement for this group is a B plus average . . . lBoys are conspicuous by their absencell . . . Club came way out in front in activities this year with a dance, Christmas Luncheon, and chapel . . . Has a definite aim to make this school more scholarship-minded. . . . ln case you'd like to know the members of this group, they are as follows: First Row: lrma Norris, Matilda Orosz, Charlotte Champion, Norma Niedermeyer, Lee Roberts, Jack Car- ter, Martha Szaniszlo. Second Row: Catherine Sweet, Jean Williams, Joyce Coppock, Patty Brown, Mary Spiesman, Hertha Photo, Dolly Johnson, Lillie Seitz, Harriet Lord, Betty Burdge, Lucille Brewster, Sophie Grech. Third Row: Miss Miller, Ruth Tribby, Virginia Hietenan, Elizabeth Spiesman, Patty Smith, Joe Dunlap, Bill Bittles, Barbara West, Bob Carter, Wayland Tenkku, Joan Blackmore, Elaine Tikka. 29 First Row: Mr. Skrilitz, lrcnc Stinchcomb, Sterling Averill, Patty Smith, Bill Hoyt, Carolyn Greening Second Row: Norma Nicdc-rmeyer, Charles Hull, Barbara Wcst, Don Schumaker, Joan Blackmore. Third Row Lillie Scitz, Harriet Lord, Bob Terry, Bill Jones, Kirk Keener, Warren Chapman. unioi- eniofz plan, What A Life' '... that's rightl . . . Benefit for Prom and annual . . . Henry Aldrich! . . . Coming, Mother! . . . lt doesn't seem possible that any living human being could have as much trouble as poor Henry did that night . . All this was a result of tiring rehearsals in a cold auditorium . , . trying to remember cues and keep teeth from chattering . . . Twenty-four anxious hours before curtain time . . . What harrowing experiences fingernails, shoe leather, and playbooks go through in those last few moments when you wish you were more dead than alive . . . But what cast hasn't gone through the same thing? . . The final scene. , . the curtain goes clown amid thunder- ing applause . . . Everyone exclaims that it was the best play ever given . . . So you see, cast, your worries came to naught , . . We bet Director Skrilitz knew all along that it would be a big success but was afraid to tell you- isn't that right, Mr Skrilitz? 30 MUSICAL DAFFYNITIONS Notes-to you Treble-what bad boys get into Tenor-eleven Bass-very handy in baseball Trill-of a life time Cleft-what people fall off of Tuba-tooth paste Oboes-tramps Bow-a date Staff-and nonsense Mary had a little lamp, A jealous lamp so doubt, For when sweet Mary's beau came in, This jealous lamp went out! Oh, woman, you are charming, And poets long have sung Their sweetest verses to you In every written tongue, But none of them have ever Explained why 'tis that you Will always leave a street car .o-t-d-n-e-g-n-o-r-W MORE DAFFYNITIONS Drizzle-a drip that goes steady Invitation to a dance- Come on worm, Iet's squirm. A Wolf-boy who snatches other boy's gir G-man-Super snooper Bags-a tired boy Send up a flare-call for help Hen-pen-girls' school The Firing Line-the faculty USUAL SIGHTS Ruth Tribby and George Bartlett together. A congregation of Juniors and Seniors around the north radiator. Mr. Yant pacing the floor of 6th period study hall. Charlotte Champion in an embarrassing moment. Seniors walking in late. Wilma and Gail-fighting. Sterling Averill with a harem. Mr. Porsch and his grade book. Allene Chapman studying at noon. Carolyn Greening combing her hair. Frances Pike in a new skirt. Charles Neu trying the impossible in typing. Lillie Seitz dashing madly through the halls toward destination. an uncertain Miss Browning hunting her pocketbook. Margurite Shears in butterfly hair ribbons. Boyibus kissibus sweet girlorum, Girlibus likibus, wanta somemorum, Boyibus hugibus sweeta girlorum, Girlibus slapibus, good enough forum. Little grains of humor, Little bits of fluff, Make the little Junior Think she's just the stuff! LOST: My first name . . . Finder please return to Pete Thompson . . . No reward . . . Na questions asked. 31 HlHlElllJSs Every full grown tree has one main branch. Athletics has become the main branch in our this the students Tree of Education. To and townspeople cling just as small branches cling to the larger branches. lt is by no means the one looked to the only activity, but it is for pleasure and sport the year around. 1, HW ll , l R X ,If 1 X, f f X X X Ji YY . v Vg QM f l N xx .1 71x jx ff 14' N N if ,ik X Rxxlwu ,fl gli 5 4 X R 7'1, naj T lvl QL' 21 Q' ll . 5' , Q, ,1 xx 1 X. 'll y ti.. , x I First Row: Jim Paulson, Gail Fankhauser, Wayland Warren, Dick Palmer, Bill Jones, Joe Dun- lap, Charles Hull. Second Row: Coach Hawkins, Warren Chapman, Bud Laphom, James Zinn, Lenin Torch, lgete Lhoanpson, Charles Oliver, George Bartlett, Bob Carter, Theodore Kender, Manager am ar i. Third Row: Manager George Spiesrnan, Arthur Warren, Paul Golding, Roger Seith, Dick Thompson, Albert Petrus, Dan McCormack, Raymond Heil, Wayland Tenkku. Tooflmll The Perry Pirates football team traveled to Madison for the first game of the season and came back with the satisfaction of holding their pet rivals down to a scoreless tie. They then tackled the Painesville Reserves and took them over i9 to 7. With hope in their hearts they swooped down on Mentor only to be key-holed to the score of 28 to O. One thing we didn't feel so bad about-Mentor wound up the sea- son undefeated, unscored upon, and untied. Then the Ashtabula Reserves sailed to our home waters only to be sunk to the score of 37 to O. The Pirates than paddled to Painesville to show them how the far- mers could really play ball and plowed them under to the tune of Zl to O. As we got bolder we hiked to Fairport for a scrimmage with their reserves and whip- ped them with a 25 to 12 score. Chagrin Falls then came down to our field with a twinkle in their eyes only to go home sobbing because we spanked them to a l-4 to 6 defeat. Then came the Chardon Mountain boys totin' a wicked shootin' iron only to be mowed down 7 to 6. These Mountaineers really carried the weight for they were the heavies of the season. The final game of the year was the Pir- ates' greatest victory for they walloped the Wickliffe Blue Streaks to a beautiful score of 37 to O. This was the first time that Wickliffe was ever defeated by little Perry. All in all we wound up the 4O season pretty happy with second place tucked under our belts for the Western Reserve League, much of the credit going to Cap- tain Dick Palmer, husky Pete Thompson, and Coach Hawkins. They celebrated the end of the season with the traditional Football Banquet, put on by the PTA mothers. Captain Palmer was voted most valuable player of the year and our star fullback Pete Thompson elected captain for 4l The school owes the success of the Pi- rate team to Coach Hawkins who had the patience with the boys and drilled them to winning perfection. 34 Charles Oliver QB George Bartlett HB Pete Thompson FB and Jim Zinn HB Bill Jones LG ond Jack Heil LT Clyde Lopham HB Rich Palmer C Bob Carter HB Chuck Hull LE Wayland Warren RG Dick Thompson C VARSITY First Row: Charles Hull, P e te Thompson, Sterling Averill, R i c h a r d Palmer, Clyde Lapham. Second Row: C o o c h Haw- kins, Charles Oliver, War- ren Chapman, James Zinn, John Dutch, Charles Neu, Don Chadwick. RESERVE First Row: George Bartlett, Arthur Warren, Bolx Car- ter, Dick Thompson, Roger Seith. Second Row: Coach Haw- kins, James Secor, Dan Mce Cormack, Joe Dunlap. Law- rence Brewster, W a y I a n nl Tenkku, Don Chadwick. gaslzeflmll Perry's first game of the season was with Geneva. lt was a losing start for Perry. We then went to Madison and we knew it was going to be a corker. They beat us out 24 to l8. Next we dribbled to Mentor and they took us 3O to 22. Our first home game brought Painesville down to Perry. They sent us to the cleaners 6l to l9. We certainly are gluttons for punish- ment! Chagrin trounced us next 46 to l5. Chardon came next and, boy, we won a game. Yes, sir, 34 to 26. Wicklitfe trot- ted over here and we had the game in the bag until some stiff sunk a foul. We were goners-26 to 25. 36 Well, we traveled to Kirtland just to get it again, 38 to 32. Well, well, welll l-lere's Spencer and gosh if we didn't take that game 3l to 24. But it seems we can't always win. Mentor came to Perry to take the Pirates 4l to 20. Next came Chardon to Perry's nice maple tloor. Yep, we beat them a second time 3l to 2l. Chagrin came dcwn to see us. That's right-we lost again 40 to 26. Well, folks, l guess we might as well close the end of the season with a little glory. We were surely glad to see our boys lay one on Madison with a score of 37 to 3l. Even it we didn't win all the games we put up a good fight. Pe Uafzsffxi gcofzes rrv Opponent 18 Madison 24 Z2 Mentor 30 19 Painesville 61 15 Chagrin 46 34 Chardon 26 25 Wickliffe 26 32 Kirtland 38 31 Geneva 24 Z0 Mentor 41 31 Chardon 21 26 Chagrin 40 37 Madison 31 Uatsifxf feffefzmen RICH PALMER CHARLES HULL G .min Guard CLYDE LAPHAM CHARLES OLIVER F Wm-.i owns JIM ziriri son LARTLR Foiwaril Forward NOT PICTURED STERLING AVERILL Forward PHL THOMPSON Center First Row: Bob Carter, Charles Hull, Pete Thompson, Dick Palmer. Second Row: Charles Oliver, Warren Chapman, George Bartlett, Clyde Lapham, Junior Kucera, Third Row: Roger Seith, Charles Neu, Wayland Warren, Wayland Tenkku, Lawrence Brewster, Paul Golding. Fourth Row: Bill Hoyt, Coach Hawkins, Jim Secor, Harlan Tuttle, Joe Dunlap, Dan McCormack, Dick Thompson, Don Chadwick. Baseball The Pirate Baseball Team has two players left from last season. Thesei are Richard Palmer, who plays third base, and Pete Thompson, pitcher. Others getting their spring exercises are Charles Hull and Junior Kucera on first base, Bob Carter on second, and Clyde Lapham playing shortstop. mil Hoyt and Dick Thompson will stop the ball behind the plate. Warren Chapman, Pete Thompson, Joe Dunlap, Bob Carter, and Jim Secor will try to strike out the opponents. lf these pitchers aren't working right we have George Bartlett, Chuck Oliver, Jim Zinn, Wayland Tenkku, Lawrence Brew- ster, Wayland Warren, and Paul Golding playing in the outfield to stop those long flies. Our schedule this year will be two games with Mentor, two with Kirt- land, one with Chardon, two with Chagrin, one with Chester, and one with Thompson. We may have two or three more games but Coach Hawkins has been unable to find opponents. Even though we have a great many green players, the Perry Pirate Base- ball Team is going to win that trophy again this year just as they have in the last two years. 38 ff' ' I ' ix 5 ' f KK I gf ifix? 1 X C WD ' 0' , , 'xx , ef ff, fff 3 M ' l,l !'!j,:l in f' f l' L ACC I DENTALLY ON PU RPOSE Glee Club: Poor Mr. Porsch and his changing voice . . . While attempting to give the tone one day to the glee club, his voice soared to uncontrollable degrees: upon which he remarked: This adolescence is awful! Orchestra lWaiting for everyone to get in tunel Junior Averill: We seem to be taking Six Lessons From Madame La Porsch ! Speech Class Mr. Skrilitz: Who was Edith Cavell? Bill Barrett: I guess she was some nurse that got shot in the end by the British. Mr. Stirm reprimanding physics classl : You jump around in class as much as a bunch of flease in a hot skillet! During hail storm Pete Thompson: What's the matter, haven't you ever seen it rain snow- balls before? Jack Heil: What did your mother say when you got home last night? Ster Averill: I can't give you that lecture in 5 minutes. lOnly five minutes before the belll Miss Mathews: Please tell me what you are whispering about. Nancy Barrett: We're talking about Evening In Paris. Miss Mathews: Well, this is Daytime ln Perry! Miss Miller: ln the back is the answer book which I trust you seniors know how to use properly. Helen Wheeler: You said itll! Miss Heckathorne: ' What did Lincoln look like when he sat down? Ster Averill: Like he was standing up! NECESSARY EVILS Warren Chapman imitating some- one. Bill Jones' teasing. Lover's quarrels. Strict quiet in the library. Joan BIackmore's high grades. Yellow passes. Juniors worrying about the prom. Jimmy Zinn's dark beauty. Bill Barrett's deep, penetrating, dra- matic voice. Someone borrowing Mr. Skrilitz's coat for a picture. A hundred years ago today, The wilderness was here, With powder in his gun, the man Went forth to take the deer. But now all things are greatly changed. And on a different plan With powder on her face the, f'dear Goes forth to take the man. - x TH E STU DENTS What is it has a hunted look, And fears it will be late? It hardly yet can hold a book, And wants its little slate. The Freshman. Who is it thinks he cannot fall, And boasts are on his lips? Who think he owns the upper hall When in room 25 he sits? The Sophomore. Who is it really does the work And never plays the fool? Who does not dare his studies shirk And is the Seniors' tool? The Junior Who is it make the annual go, And overrides all rule? From whom dowords of wisdom flow? Who thinks he owns the school? The Senior. 'VS '50 Proyerful mood . . . Three rnusketeers . . . Well, well, more senior girls! . . . Pause that refreshes . . . Six domsels-in distress? . . . Pondering? . . . Pei-ry's latest dance--name unknown . . . Two bits you don't make it . . . When the pigeons come bock to Hevesy's . . . Been hunting? FRESHMEN CODE OF ETHICS I Always try to leave the room when someone else does - it will attract attention. ll Rush through the halls as swiftly as you can-it will make people think you are important. III When you bump against an upper classman don't stop to apologize- they shouldn't be in your way. lV lt isn't necessary to listen to the teachers, you know more than they do anyway. V ln going from one floor to another don't hesitate to use the whole stairs, the people can wait until you have passed. Vl Don't pick up the paper on the floor, it will make the janitor lazy. Vll In going from one class to another, by all means take up the whole hall -the others have no place to go and certainly should not be there. Vlll Don't bother io get a pass-it's a nuisance anyway. XI Spend the whole period at the dictionary . . . You have the floor. X Assemblies were instituted for the purpose of promoting conversation among all present, but it seems the faculty has lost sight of this purpose. It is certainly up to you to show them what is right. CALLIN' CARDS There're Freshmen rushin' up the h , walk, P01-ll 5Z0 l'5Z'0 jf e 'Ce- ,, There're Freshmen hurryin' on Betty Burdge- Oh, dearzl the Stair, NOUCYDBUVVSH- Qod- There're Freshmen, runnin' thru' Valeryia Lach - Well, what ya the hall, know? , ,, There're Freshmen, Freshmen Charlotte C h a m p i o n - Hello, everywhere. honey. D Mr- 5fl m'HD0 You Qet it' H They flock into the study hall Barb West' I Hwught ,I d d'e! They tear the books and spill the Joan Blackmore- What s the mat- ink. ter, now? lfl Seniors were born for great things, Sophs were born for small 5 But it is not recorded Why Freshmen were born at all. lj WANT ADS A man-Dorothy Kenney Something to make me grow- Betty Burt A red shirt like Mac's-Joe Dunlap A sense of humor-Lenin Torch Some manners-Students of P.H.S. Some height-Warren Chapman And they create such awful noise That for your life you cannot think. But all things soon must have an end, So comes the end of the Freshman year. An' then we all forget that time Of dread and doubt and awe and fear. D He drank the sweet nectar from her lips As under the moon they sat. And he wondered if ever another Had drunk from such a mug as More sleep-Patty Smith Curly hair--Charles Oliver that. LOST: A Freshman . . . Only identification marks: a butch hair cut. . . Finder please return to Room 20 or 24 . . . No reward . . . No questions asked. 42 il. 1..v. Even the upper classmen have been known ta use this! . . . Just fishin' . . . His last year- wa're not exactly glad . . . The teachers won't walk . . . Step 'n fetch it . . . Little coach . . . 'fBilly and her bike . . . Barrett'l at it again .' . . Way back when . . . Now, new Marie! . . . A dream come true . . . Gardener Sahli . . . Yes, we da have a band . . . The Sahli famiIy's mascot. fest you Tofzgef . . . Sept. 3-School starts . . . summer tans displayed with pride . . . new students get once overs. Sept. I9-Deep sea diver entertains in as- sembly . . . forty fathoms under sea. Sept. 28-Seniors get lecture from Mr. Stirm on the importance of their position. Oct. 7-Seniors sponsor skating party . . . note to Miss Browning: Better bring a pillow for such future events. Oct. l6-Perry Pirates turn out in flashy red and white sports shirts . . . that's what we call class! Oct. 24-The naughty seniors put a live mouse into Mr. Stirm's desk drawer. lP. S. He never batted an eye-but the seniors smelled dead mice for a week.l Oct- 25-Home Ec. Club gives dinner- dance . . . girls asked boys . . . then made them work for their supper. Oct. 29-Pirates cop second place all be- cause of the defeat of Chardon-7 to 6. Congrats and everything like that there, fellows. Nov. l-N. E. O. T. A .... another holiday -whoopeel No. 5-High school holds mock election . . . politics invade our carefree young lives. Nov. 9-Football Banquet . . . swell food . . . swell talks . . . swell time . . . but some liked Pennsylvania better, though. Nov. ll-Armistice Day Assembly . . . we get patriotic. Nov. I5-Gold-Digger's Dance . . . and the Goldies dig deep-in their pockets. Nov. I9-Girls' Glee Club journeys to Champion Junior High . . . some spurn the bus, and ga home via the sand dunes of Lane Road - aheml! Nov. 2l-Thanksgiving vacation . . . food, fixins, and fun . . . everyone returns to dreary routine of school. Dec. 2-Miss Miller tumbles in typing room . . . excuse: turned ankle! Dec. 4-Every Pupil Test . . . everyone racks brains for answers lwhich just oren't therel over silly questions . 44 Dec. 6-First basketball game of the sea- son . . . Mentor trims us right . . . 30-22. We're just getting in practice . . . right, boys? Dec. 9-Bently Musical Trio entertains in assembly .. . demonstrate rare specimen of xylophone . . . and dancing too . . . ask any of the fellows! Dec. l2--Jr.-Sr. play . . . Henry Aldrich visits Perry . . . leaves it in an uproar . . . Prom and annual are benefited. Dec. 20-Christmas Luncheon . . . Mothers do the work while young blades of Perry east. Dec. 27-Alumni Dance . . . graduates visit old Alma Mater. Jan. 6-Students reluctantly return to hum- drum routine . . . sporting Christmas presents. Jan. 2l-End of first semester. . . mid-term exams . . . buzzing brains, worn down, chewed up pencils . . . all for the sake of a grade. Jan. 23-Most remarkable and astonishing thing occurred today in the High School of Perry, county of Lake, state of Ohio, U. S. A .... The world history class dis- covered something Mr. Sahli didn't know! Jan. 28-End of 8th period typing . . . time bell goes off unexpectedly - Miss Miller was waking herself up to go home. Feb. 3-No more congregations around ra- diators . . . but shucks . . . we can't talk nearly as well in home room! Feb. 4-Ster Averill enters American Lit. class late - minus one shoe . . . door opens mysteriously . . . shoe makes flying entrance . . . all of which gives class a very dramatic atmosphere. Feb. 6-Jim Paulson parted his hair after l6 long years of pompadourl Feb. 7--Firemen's Ball . . . Marge Melcher rules royally as queen - long live her Majesty! Feb. I5--Valentine's Dance-hearts are worn on sleeves . . . Many just as good as new reported stolen. Feb. 24-Indian dancers raid the school- house . . . Results? . . . Miss Browning gets inspiration and takes Modern Dance class over the hurdles . Feb. 25-Variety Boxing Show . . . Revenge is sweet . . . A couple of guys just about knock themselves out . . . and all for a couple of bucks! Feb. 28-Girls' Glee Club sponsors Barn Dance . . . Everybody swings his favorite partner . . . Money rolls in . . . Sure looks like Glee Club warbles at Kent after all. March 6-Refreshing Coca-Cola sign mys- teriously appears over drinking fountain in hall. March 7-Girls' Glee Club sponsors concert . . . More money . . . More fun . . . Kent, here we come! March 8-Joan Blackmore on discussing possibilities of reserving a date on the school calendar stated in the Scholarship Club, I've often asked Mr. Few for a date on the spur of the moment and he's given it to me. Why, Joan! How long has this been going on?! March l5--Plans are brewing threatening- ly for a record-smashing Spring Music Festival. More power to you, Mr. Porsch! March I6-Coach Hawkins hands out edicts to boys in training land their girl friends! . . . Do you have the will power, Boys? . . . Say, Coach, how can you be so mean? March 2l-Girls' Glee Club journeys to Kent and nabs THE Superior rating . . . I guess we showed 'em . . . busses leaving Ear all points South! . . . next stop Colum- us.. March 29-General Scholarship test held for Seniors at Harvey. . . They reach their zenith only to tumble from their dizzy pinnacle before those merciless questions. April 2-Second Every Pupil test . . . We again have the ideal opportunity to dis- play our utter lack of appreciation for our education . April 7-Someone knocked on the Study Hall door for admittance lmust have been an innocent 7th graderl. April 14-Mildred Stinson was seen navi- gating forlornly through the halls with- out Jack! Tsk! Tsk! April 25-Spring Music Festival . . . Perry launches all out attack of music-krieg . . . Congrats, Mr. Porsch! . . . lt really was swell! April 30-Senior girls are excused from attendance to Glee Club . . . What, no vocal training to upset our schedule? . . . Gosh, girls, where do we go from here? May 5-Someone hid Miss Browning's shoes again . . . supersnoopers go into action . . . Tonto! . . . Pronto! . . . Bring those shoes back! . . . Girls undergo third de- gree . . Why girls, how could you?!! May I3-Barbara West broke her shoe string in gym class again today . . . Oh, nutz!! They're all in knots! We'd take up a collection, Barb, but the end is so very near. May l7-Junior-Senior Prom . . . Murmur- ing Music . . . gorgeous gowns . . . soft lights . . . exquisite corsages . . . Thanks, Juniors, for your beautiful farewell May I9-All Prom goers come to school all dewey eyed . . . Some nite, yes, Kids? May 22-All senior girls made it into home room before the tardy bell rang . . . Just imagine! . . . lMr. Stirm was pleased! May 26-Miss Miller called a student Howard again . . . really, Miss Miller, this is gettina to be a too frequent ac- currence . . . Tish! Tish! May 28-Helen Wheeler is calming down a bit in anticipation of graduation - inno- cently she asks, Where in the heck did my last 3 years of high school go? Smatter, Helen? . . . You going to miss your mad dashes through the halls of P. H. S.? May 29-Class Nite . . . The seniors reach their zenith for the last time . . . They crawl upon the pinnacle to stay there . . . Maybe. June l-Baccalaureate . . . Seniors repent . . . They look sober for a change! June 4-Commencement . . . Seniors set out to conquer the world . . . With re- miniscences. 45 paffzons LOUIE'S GRILL ED'S SERVICE STATION MRS. H. W. DAMON MR. AND MRS. GEORGE BOHLMAN DR. L. W. JUDD DR. D. E. KLINGBEIL DR. L. A. CHAMBERLIN GREEN SHOE STORE MRS. L. L. WILSON NIXON FUNERAL HOME HAYWOOD RESTAURANT AL LIPPS 46 'UAHN 8. 0llIlER AGAIN JAHN 8: 0lllER IENGIIIWINII Bll. 47 4-.4..4..q-..N........4....-sp.-nge'-4, cqvaavai 1 aaoioisagvlleazaiazol essoqsaqv canecoecocavaIveco4141411319ivemuoioieiagoazaioizracvioaioioivaqvoi.Ig acre I I I I 4Qoos I I I I I I I I O I I I BIG ENOUGH TO SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS BUT NOT TOO BIG TO APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS 300 Acres of Quality Nursery Stock Perry, Ohio Perry, Ohio .cis ,i ,,,,,,: is pi v,,,,,,,is j pip,,-eis :I ,.,,0 -,.,--,,--,.- I P. L. Peterson I John Deere and Caterpillar Tractors I M. J. Coppock Soles and Service I I Nurseries and Landscape Service Farm Machinery-DeLaval Separators Milking Machines-Friend Sprayers I perryl Ohio Phone 925 Perry, Ohio I I 'iii' Vi' Vi -Z -1- iii' 'i -ill 'iJ1OIl1il41biIl1Di01001Qi I In Painesville I Nat Levitt7s WS I Budget Plan Avoiiobie Coats - Dresses - Millinery . ee s JEANNETIEI Iwi I 20 Weeks 'JULTAN' 2 iM? 'l'lu' Smart Store for Women I poinesville Ohi I 'T '- 7 A I 11iii11 iiii iiii iaiiaizivlziaqsasv I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I Compliments of Perry Parent-Teachers' Association Patronize Our Advertisers 48 I I I I I --+ I I I I I I I I I I 'I' iiiiiii 10' irti lrrririiiiiiriii 1112: env I I I I , ongmtu atzons C I ' I I TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF I94I I I May Your Efforts to Succeed be Rewarded Richly I I THE PAINESVILLE TELEGRAPH I COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT I I 46 N. 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La Fraynis Inn W Compliments of ll Home cooked Meals ii Fankhauser Coal C0, ii Route 20 at Center Road ll Dealers of Fuel Satisfaction Perry, Ohio ll l ll I iva24Qv49v4:ro14:oa9o4:oiv4:v4qv4Qv1vaQvaQr4Qva:oioa1o2o1c1a2 Patronize Our Advertisers 50 niissiatoabvivobvivatvai .1 l l l 'I' ufabvivivaieiivezvqnvtoivanvagvaqvaqoacoaiaaugusocsabsaavacoacoanvansaaocanoqoausacvccoai Compliments of i Cochran Paint 8z . Sanborn Motor ii Equipment Co. Wallpaper Store . 54 North sfofe sr. ii H4 Main Sffeef poinesvmel Qhio Poinesville, Ohio Phone 4375 ii .V iiil 1 iiiilll li l ll Compliments of ll li Compliments of Lightner's Book Store il '16 Main Sf- 4 Briggs Hardware Poinesville, Ohio l Books Typewriters GGYWGVO, Ohio Stationery Gifts i l . 11 iiji iiiiiiiiilqiil lbiiilfiiiiil P Q l Compliments of z ii ' . , w Bill Smith s Stor ii G. Markham Gates l e ll JEWELERS : 34 North sfofe sf. U 8 East Main St. : Poinesville, Ohio ii Geneva, Ohio i 3 I H Dahvillid iiiivlciiiaiiiivivctvirivliiaiivivii 431 l Valley View Dairy E Y. M. C. A' 11Y11 Phone 4280 Poinesville, Ohio l THE YEAR AROUND l 1 a asvosvasvenvvtvwbvftvdlvflvf-NrvfdvOtvflvdlvfrvfllgtvouvwdvfrvftwtvwovfnvoovooveoveovoavauvan- Patronize Our Advertisers 51 1111 .P 12119010010414:0430ocbohvacvzotvahoa:o-oQvoQn4Qvo:v41o3a14cvo:so2aQv:vo:v-1va9vaQv1oe:vaQo For l9 Years FRlZZELL'S ICE CREAM Has Been a Leader For Health's Sake - Eat lt Regularly in Cones - Sodas - Sundaes - Milk Shakes U Compliments of l Call's Nurseries Q THE Offer You Over M A Half Century of Practical Experience ll The picture you see here is that of our ll founder, S. W. Call. From a humble beginning of one and one-half acres of fruit trees, Mr. Coll started a busi- , ness that has grown to 220 acres of M Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, Ever- i greens, Roses, etc. Call' s Nurseries, Established l877 Perry, Ohio 3 ilivzioisenoxuzosvohoaqvaioqoogoiaQs4:o4co4:vo2oQv:aQv1vl:1vl :linear +I 1115 COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Hartford Fire Ohio Casualty Fire, Liability, Surety, Life, Theft, Collision Notary Public Phone I6-L Main St., Perry, Ohio innsscreenacoioacuioacres'asoo1414:o1Qva1a1aQva14:vo14:oocnoQsoQvasvqno:vaQoc1o3o1ir Patronize Our Advertisers 52 0 G. E. Reed Co. tt Arcade Fruit Market N - ' Fresh REAL ESTATE INSURANCE tt Fruits and Vegetables n Houses to Rent Daily Insurance l-Onns ty WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 5-5V2 96 Interest U A. S. Better T. P. 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