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

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From the opening coin toss, which the Pirates won, it was smooth sailing the rest of the way. Ledgemont, which embarrased Perry last year by defeating them 20-7, was routed 32-8 by the 6-0 Pirates. Unlike the previous year, the field was dry and the weather a perfect fifty degrees. Before the huge homecoming crowd, the Pirate’s defense shut-out the Redskins in the first three quarters and allowed them their only score with minutes left in the final period. There were no outstanding stars for Perry in the game, just a good team effort. The victory over Ledgemont put Perry 3rd in region five of the state rankings. 5

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1. A. enthusiastic crowd cheers on the 6-0 Pirates. 2. The Pirate defense gets revenge for the previous year. 3. Mrs. Mabel Oort sings the Star Spangled. 4. The Mafia? Not quite, they (the hats) are only the newest fad to hit P.H.S. 5. Tammy Brewster and Karen Digman, along with a host of others, rock on the dance floor.

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INVOLVEMENT . . . THE KEY TO ENJOYMENT School, like life, is only what you make of it; and the students at P.H.S. made the most of their high school days. The activities, sports, and educational programs that were offered at Perry were more than enough to keep a student active. These two pages show that people both worked hard and enjoyed themselves in the high school setting. Pictured from left to right: 1. Lisa Ash and Diane Collins 2. Don Wizniak 3. Leta Houston 4. Lori Johnson 5. Ron Leach, Jesse Carey, Cliff Brewster, and Jeff Tomlinson 6. Mike Bidlack 7. Don Wharram, Penny Crofoot, and Pedro Cruz 8. Bob Toth, Keith Dickey, and Mike Cutler 6