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

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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

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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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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