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

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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.

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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

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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?!