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

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Table Of Contents Seniors 19 Activities 43 Underclassmen 79 Sports 95 faculty Administration 129 Senior Daze ......................................... I35 Ads Patrons

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What Lies Behind Us And What Lies Before Us Is Nothing Compared To What Lies Within Us Colors 1982 Baby Blue Dark Blue Flower White Rose

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What's New In What’s new in ’82. you ask? Besides the usual cars, albums, movies, fashions, and prices. PHS has seen a few twists that added spice to the Pirate life. After nearly three years without pep rallies, the cheerleaders decided to give the gym a renovating shake-down, by renewing this Pirate tradition. Seniors had to show underclassmen the refined art of getting CRAZY!! Until Pep Club instituted Spirit Week’’ PHS had never seen a punk day” before. Closet punkateers finally revealed themselves to the civilized world bearing slinky, dinky chains and hairy hairdos. 'Hat day”. T-shirt day”, and Red-n-White day were predictable, but Punk day was the highlight of the week. Many were surprised at the sight of PHS’s newest attraction located in the north-west micro-wing of the building, the in-school suspension center (ISSC). Some students couldn't wait to wipe their feet on the Welcome” mat for one to three days of dsiplinary solitude Four new teachers joined the faculty . . . Cheryl Henderson. (1980 graduate of OU) moved into room 101 to instruct English; Mr. Eugene Kobus set up camp in the ISSC as Mr. Discipline of suspension territory; Mr. Mike Ryan is remembered by upperclassmen as teaching shop classes in 1979-1980. He was back in the shop for the 81 82 year. (He didn’t teach in Berea last year as he claims, he didn't know how long summer vacation was. so he took off an extra nine months. JUST to be sure. . . . ) Mr. Gary Carr moved over from PMS to fill Mr. Cooper’s shoes. Greg Kochan marched in from Euclid and took the PHS band under his wing. He handcrafted a new musical machine, spotlighting talent and pumping energy into the new marching band. A brain child of Mr. Kochan s was the introduction of the Pep Band which added enthusiasm to the sporting events. Mr. Brian Dorr took over another department of music, and stretched the vocal chords of the chorus and Buccaneers, developing a sparkling sound for the '82 season. The juniors conceived a new fund-raiser for prom which will undoubtedly become an annual tradition at the high school. The varsity volleyball team challenged members of the varsity football team to a five game volleyball match. The lady spikers powerhoused their way to a stunning victory to take the title. The poor boys, with their wounded male egos, counter-challenged the girls to a football game Victory wasn't as sweet for the boys because of the scarcity of spectators, but it made them feel a little better. Since Southington dropped out of the football season. Perry Boosters jumped at the chance to sponsor the first annual alumni football game. The classes of ’68. ’69. ’70 battled the classes of ’67 and back. The younger men won the game. 1982 will be known as the year that traditions began. It’ll be something to see our football heros playing in our alumni game in 1993. Tune in then-same Pirate time, same Pirate channel-for Things to see in ’93’’