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

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CLuWM ej 1945 We, the members of the Senior class do hereby leave the following to these students of Perry High School to accept and fulfill with the best of their ability. Emmalou Spiesman leaves her blond tresses to Lorraine Robinson. Nina Stinchcomb wills her big wide eyes to Nancy Craine. Ray Covell wills his Pin ups” to Mr. Stirm. Gordon Densmore leaves the wave in his hair to Bob Brewster. Ann Lefelhoc bequeaths her athletic ability to Delpha Taylor. The southern accent of Kenneth Sanders is left to Rich Warren. Lois Green leaves her cheerleading ability to Raymond Tenkku. Phyllis Frye wills her drawings of stream-lined numbers to any boy who is interested. Peggy Hevesy wills her physique to Charles Robinson. Joyce Coppock wills her ability to get in trouble through other people’s mishaps to Randy Brewster. Those—broad—shoulders of Lloyd Averill’s are left to the” girl to rest on.

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Democratic, always practical, dependable . . . delights in solving those stumpers” in physics class. He is always in there ready and willing. Football ...................... 1 Varsity Club ................... 3 Student Council „.......... 1 Glee Club 3 Orchestra 3 High School Play . 1 Brownette and good looking, with a smile that makes girls weaken—taciturn—still water runs deep . . . Horses are his hobby and the surrey with the fringe on the top” is his solution to the gasoline shortage. Student Council 1 High School Play 1

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FAVORITE SAYINGS • Kenneth Sanders—Glad to see you—back! • Joyce Coppock—Oo-la-la • Ann Lefelhoc—Geezil peezil • Peggy Hevesy—That dumb Averill! • Nina Stinchcomb—Cats and Pajamas • Lloyd Averill—What are you doing? (Curiosity killed him) • Erma Norris—Are you kidding? • Gordon Densmore—Old Sock • Phyllis Frye—Ye gads! • Lois Green—I got a letter. • Emma Spiesman—For Gosh Sakes • Ralph Breniser—Well I’ll be! • Ralph Pohto—Gee how did I get that? • Ray Coveil—What’s the matter? • Miss West (our class sponsor)—Fold your papers and endorse them. CJO