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

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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.

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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.

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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