Perry Lower Tyrone High School - Petosean Yearbook (Perryopolis, PA)

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gX.JL!b'i'+XMiMZ'C-Si?Q.I9fi+'is'ie'kll8'X1i0'iw?LIDi+iWX4f?6XQC..Z0'i4i4e?eXsGXJl4DZ. fs T H E F E T 0 S E A N 2 Q15CS9?'?4B'?QI'5CY9i'iwEi'Qf5W'Es?2'Qf3'XHBeF+?Ql5CY9i'e?iQ?QI5EY3 Junior Class Colors-Blue and Gold. Flower-Tulip. Mottok- Non Ministrari, sed Minstrari fnot to be served, but to serve, Gkjlif-i1LI0 History of the Junior Class In the fall of 1924 the present junior Class began its career in Perry High school. It was initiated as a part of the High School at the Freshmen reception given on the following month. The studies were taken up diligently and with good results. It was not distinguished to any great extent in the Freshmen year. In the Sophomore year we came back in full force with the exception of a few who had retired from its activities. In this year we were fairly well represented in the High School activities. Two members of the Class represented Perry in liter' ary activities. Velma Murphy was selected to represent the High School in the Reading constest. Dale Martin, the present chief executive of the junior Class capped a place on the Perry debating team. But it was in the Junior year that we realized the possiblities of the talent and ability lying dormant in the junior Class. In the term of 1926-27 the the junior Class has had its members participating to a far extent in literary and athletic activi' ties of Perry High School. The Junior Class is now in full swing. It has taken part in all High School activities. This is the golden age of junior Class History. It is the year in which it has nearly reached the peak of its success. It is in our Senior year that we expect to reach the climax in a successful career. The junior Class is certainly proud of the fact that seven of its members represented Perry High School in the county literary activities, joseph Wolfe and Leonard I-Iixenbaugh having been selected for the Select and Original oratorical contest while john Wingrove and Roenna Kamerer took part in the Piano and String Instrument contest. Four of the debaters were from the Junior Class. The Juniors have succeeded in .their endeavors and are hereby firmly resolved to make the next year as the highest pinnacle of success that can be achieved through deter' mined human endeavor.

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qQ?JlZOisi4i4e?GX3LZDeEi+is+El!O?fkek'kLIBi4iisX1Gi3lZD q is THE PETOSEAN Q11 'X' 'Z' Q!3CX9Qeke??QfBCX9 DFe?P?i4Q!5'?e?'5isQ!3CY9e?QriQ8'QZWfX9 UIIIIIIIEEIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII III II I I I I III I IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIII I I IIII IIIII IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII TO THE CLASS OF TWENTY-SEVEN GXJeX4i1C.1D 'Tis done, the task is 'dnishedg The four long years are o'er 5 And we will go our separate ways 5 Perhaps to meet no more. But sadness must be banished, And joy alone must reign, Although we follow different paths Perhaps we'll meet again. Fours years we've spent in High School, Have they seemed long to you? a The time has passed so qucikly As time is want to do. And other days will come and go And other months and years, Each bringing its store of gladness And each its store of tears. But now our dreams are rosy No clouds osbscure our sky Though we may have our troubles, Let them come by and by. That school days are the best days, We'll realize at last, When what is now the present, Becomes the golden past. The world will ind a place for you, Another place for me- But pictures of our High School days In mem'ry still we'll see. So then why make our parting sad, With vain regrets and tears? For our class will be remembered, Through all the coming years. james Russel Robertson. ll11IlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill I IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII II II IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII Illlllll ll II II I II IIII ef

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fx 431 THE PETOSEAN :V+ Vg' GIDCT9PENS?'SQQZ5C59'SWK'CEN?C7TfZMifWEwZQC '.Z5eE'+XWXJ'i'Qf5fY9'S'eX+'ZfeX'QI5CY9 , JUNIOR CLASS Gijfffffflfb Class Officers W President f VicefPresident f Secretary f Treasurer - Charles Aspinwall Violet Baughman Josephine Buttermore George Clelland Oleta Chalfant Russell Duff Vv'illard Duff Joe Fisher Faye Harris Leonard Hixenhaugh GX3f5f1C'l.ZO john Hlavach Roenna Kamerer Carl Knepshield Frances Leeper Lelah Lynch Melvin Lynch Phay McWilliams Velma Murphy Dale Martin Margaret Masten 1 DALE MARTIN 1 ROENNA KAMERER - - OLIVE STUCK f JOSEPH WOLFE Martin Piersol Helen Reynolds Russell Ramsier Joseph Ruzbasar james Stimmel Olive Stuck Mike Thomas Lorena Vance john WlI1gfOV6 joseph Wolfe