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

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GLEE CLUBS BACK ROW: Erma Norris, Patty Brown, Hertha Pohto, Juanita Helmkee, Peggy Hevesy, Betty Murray, Carol Green, Marian Chapman, Phyllis Frye, Nina Stinch-comb. THIRD ROW: Delpha Taylor, Dora Frary, Fraulyn Proctor, Lois Green, Nancy Haas, Gene Lawrence, Irene McCormack, Jean Hausch, Mickey Bittles. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Giffen, Lenora Covell, Ann Lefeloc, Joyce Coppock, Florence Goske, LaVern Gedeon, Shirley Lutz, Jacqueline Brewster. FIRST ROW: Norma Long, Martha Szaniszlo, Loretta Jones, Mrs. Hawkins, Edith King, Emma Lou Spiesman, Harriet Burkholder. BACK ROW: Robert Cone, Robert Brewster, Richard Roath. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Averill, Norman Droese, Randall Brewster, Ray Coveil, Clifford Bunnell. FRONT ROW: Roger Seith, Jack Carter, Mrs. Hawkins, Lawrence Brewster, Way land Tenkku. —25—

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MUSICAL PERSONALITIES How Sweet You Are......................................Juanita Helmkee Close to You..............................Jean Few and Richard Bunnell Marizy Doats . Wulvesull Date Boogie Woogie.............................................Jean Hausch He's My Guy..............................................Shirley Lutz No Love, No Nothing........................................Beverly Morse Besa Me Mucho........................................................Bob Brewster Song of the Islands...................................Rosemary Giffin Ice Cold Katie.................................................Catherine Sweet A Sleepy Lagoon..............................................Jim Secor You've Got to be a Football Hero Skip Brewster Holiday For Strings.................................... Martha Szaniszlo Perry For You........................................The Student Body WANTED: MAN WHO HAS DOG-TAGS Hair of Norman Droese ''Lo, honey. .............Florence Goske Physique of Wayland Tenkku I don't see why! ...............Beverly Morse Height of Bob Cone Boy, am I mad at him . Irene McCormack Eyes of Richard Roath Got your math done ....Peggy Hevesy Clothes of Jack Carter Oh, shut up! .......................Jim Secor Car of Roger Seith Oh, but I like that! Leonard Felix EVERY DAY OCCASIONS Miss Skidmore in search of books and purse. Tom Tribby being ushered into study hall from a class. Roger Seith bothering the girl in front of him. Anna Mae Kucera and Margery Sweet not on speaking terms. Carol Green combing her hair. Jean Hausch and Ralph Breniser together. Dolly Johnson studying. High school boys talking to Miss Vagnozzi. NO ONE KNOWS WHY Coach objects to girl-friends. Miss Skidmore hesitates in signing study hall passes. Freshmen run the length of the hall. Mrs. Corwin uses sweet, if-you-please disciplinary measures, and is obeyed. Mr. Sahli has a most adept eye where figures are concerned. Mr. Stirm constantly reminds us that conservation should be an every day issue. The Junior class cannot maintain a normal supply of members. Mr. Few understands our most difficult situations. Senior boys were born to tease, torment, but not lament. —24—

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SENIOFb CLASS WILL We, the Senior class, hereby do fulfill our Last Will and Testament to those we leave behind to carry on where we left off: I, Edith King, will my stately walk and manner to Lois Urso. I, Hertha Pohto, will my Veronica Lake hair-do to Ruth Frary. I, Millie Beach, leave my ability to flag down trucks to Mary Heath. I, Mickey Bittles, will share my Egyptian Henna with Anna Mae Kucera. I, Lucy Brewster, will my technique to capture men in the dark—and keep them, to Peggy Hevesy. I, Beverly Morse, have nothing to leave; the Navy came first. I, Mary Spiesman, will my giggle to Cele Copperman. I, Katie Sweet, leave my phone number to anyone who wants to call—it's 2173. I, Dolly Johnson, will my ability to do three things at once to Mary Brown. I, Wayland Tenkku, leave Lois Green to the only man I trust—Mr. Stirm. I, Juanita Helmkee, will my quiet and serene personality to Lizzy Horvath. I, Shirley Jones, will my ability to blush to Lloyd Averill. I, Patty Brown, leave my Ty Power pin-ups to the next owner of locker 229. I, Phyllis Hull, will one pack of Beeman's chewing gum to Mr. Sahli. I, Ruth Tribby, relinquish four-year science to Bobby Densmore. I, Jeanne Hausch, leave my mischievous and wandering ways to Martha Szaniszlo. I, Roger Seith, leave my fourth period study hall seat surrounded by freshman girls to Ray Covell. I, Skip Brewster, will my athletic ability to Kenny Sanders. I, Richard Roath, will my bashful (?) blue eyes and blonde wavy hair to Charlie Robinson. I, Jim Secor, bequeath my way with the girls of P.H.S. to Stanley Harris. I, Loretta Jones, will my good poetic ability to Richard Warren. I, Mattie Brown, will my long pig-tails to LaVem Gedeon. I, Marian Vanderveer, leave my post-office romance to Nina Stinchcomb. o Once a freshman boy began To climb the ladder of success. The sophomore perch seemed high indeed, But listen, son—you're still a mess! The junior room—his goal in sight. A spank, a spatter—a little light. Perfection reached, his goal he attains, Bend down lowerclassmen, the senior reigns! —26—