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

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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

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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