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

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SENDKIDS''ZR''SQGEJLZ-D'S'rZ'eXfeX'Q.IDfX'D3+fK-'i1l.!0fZ'eZ4'XQfE'Gi9L!E3f5l'eSfe3w34GX,9C.Ig if T H E P E T O S E A N 'is a Q, Q'IW.fX9i i 2'e3'QI5C'X9 3s+K 3'e34 QZ'5eZlwX+eZwX'QIBeZa'Rf'EwX1Q!5fX9fiW3'+K Xf'Qf5CS9 Freshman Class . Cl.3'i1i'llO President f f CRAIG MARTIN VicefPresident f - RODNEY SISLEY Secretary-Treasurer f - WILLIAM MARTIN Gi.3QZ'H?LID Class Colors--Scarlet and Gray. Flower-Red Rose GXQQPQQID THE AIM OF THE FRESHIES We, the Freshman Class of 1926 and 1927 just starting out in this sphere of education, hope to make it a success. We are striving to make the best Freshman Class in the history of P. H. S. We believe when the year is up we shall have reached our goal, for as you all know our motto is WORKERS NOT SHIRKERS. In everything we undertake, honor and school come first, ourselves last. Our class is not large in number. But it isn't the largest that wins. Although our class is small, there is not one Freshman who is not helping to make our Class the best. Our class is full of pep and school spirit. In all activities, the Freshmen are right there. When a class possesses all this, Is it not out to win? We all believe in following the Golden' Rule. We are striving to become the best class in P. H. S. We intend to do many things in the remaining years to make P. H. S. the best school in the county. So when we leave the sphere of education we will be remembered as the class which put P. H. S. on top. We aim to do all our work well and leave nothing in our path unturned. ' This is a brief statement to you of our aim. W'e believe with the respective help of our teachers we will succeed for we are WORKERS NOT SHIRKERS. Our aim is briefly stated but we believe in deeds not words. Look out for the Class of 1930.

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gF3LID'Z X Z-wX'6X9L!OeE+'X0eXwS1LfeD'EwE'LXa1X1l.IB+Z'eXf XsLX4GX.9QIDeZseX'eX K'GY.9lI2 :ii T H E P E T O S E A N 2 Q13Ci9eZNZs4?fX-1QI5KS9eBeKeeX i4QZTis'XQr3wXQQI5rXWXs'9isQf3CX9is44i EQf3CX9 Sophomore Class Plaq At the close of their first year in High School the Freshman Class of 1926 had some very worthy projects in view. One thing they decided upon was to be the best and longest remembered Freshman Class that ever existed in Perry High. When the president called the class together and asked what they wanted to bequeath to the High School in their Senior year, everyone believed that a moving picture machine would be very appropriate, and desirable. This was a very great task for the class, but nevertheless they strived to carry out their plans. The next question was as to how they could earn the money. Mr. Luce, the overseerer, said that they could put on a play or vodfvil. So with the help of a few juniors, the Vodfvil commenced. They were Sophomores now, and capable of carrying out their plans. Both Sophomore teachers, Miss Gertrude Piersol and Miss Lahm were very well pleased with the attitude everyone took toward this play. On October 17 the Vodfvil was given. This consisted of several one act plays, a reading a vocal solo, and music by the Male Quartette and Orchestra. A fine crowd greeted the performers. The prof ceeds amounted to nearly a hundred dollars. After this, Mr. Luce was not satisfied till we took the VodfVil to Grindstone Nearly all of Crindstone turned out for this great event, and after making a neat sum there the whole class was pleased. Some of the worthy Juniors who particif pated in this were: Dale Martin, Russell Duff, Leonard Hixenbaugh, joseph Wolfe and John Wingrove. We wish to thank them individually for their fine sincere work and together with them we wish to thank William Martin for his line singing and playing. In conclusion we also wish to thank all those who offered the service of their cars for the transporting of the Sophomore Class to Grindstone. The Sophomores have decided to have a play something similiar to this next year, and hope that the outcome will be just as great if not greater than that of this year.