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

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, .,.,'.,5.- 5 Cecelia Kalman Cla Ambition-Artist Hobby-Dancing Pollteness ls good nature, regulated by good sense. Rose Marie McCabe Rose Marla Ambition-School Teacher Hobby-Music Life is made up of a lot of llttle things. Robert Gondura Gundy Ambition-Engineer Hobby-Whlttllng A good heart ls worth gold. Ruth Matto Ruthie gold. . Ambition-Secretary Hobby-Developing pictures A beautlful face 1s a sllent commendatlon. Louis Dzara Lou Ambition-Football Coach Hobby-Sports A man ol' merlt speaks llttle and well. Matilda Glozer Tillie Ambition-Bookkeeping Hobby-Reading Slncerlty ls the face of the soul. Not from the grand old masters Not from the bards sublime, Whose dlstant footsteps echo Through the corridor of time. Bernard Asplnwall Bern Ambition-Football Coach Hobby--Sports Let me live ln a house by the sldt of the road and be a friend to man. Mary Nutt Mary Ambition-Secretary Hobby-Movies My motto-A place for everything: Everything in its place. Dolores Novak Honey Ambltlon--Secretary Hobby-Sports I say, youth is the opportunity to do something and to become somebody. Charles Dowhan Dowhan Ambition-Pool Shark Hobby-Walking The purpose firm is equal to the deed. Dolores Kavullc Dotch Ambltlon--Nurle Hobby-Movies l enjoy the world and all its gifts-who could ask for more. Irene Bllohlavek I Ambition-Secretary Hobby-Glggllng We like the laughter that opens the lips and heart, that shows the pearls of the soul. Dorothy Pllarclk lint Ambition-Secretary Hobby-Collecting Post Cards l am as constant as the northern star and always looklng for truth. J. R. Allison J 'Ambition-School Teacher Hobby-Collecting foreign money Everytime a man smiles and much more when he laughs, lt adds something to his fragment of life. Alice Culler Alice Ambition-School Teacher Hobby--Radio Gracefulness has been defined to be the outward expression of the harmony wlthln. Lois Ann Kenslnger Lois Ann - Ambition-English Teacher Hobby-Piano Everyday is a challenge to do your best. Twylia Eckenroad Tween Ambition-Journalist Hobby-Arguing It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Evelyn Nasser Eve Ambltlon-Stenographer Hobby-Roller Skating Joys are our wings, sorrows our spurs. TU' I! James Geiger Jlggs Ambition Bachelor Hobby-Fatchlng suckers Everyman ls a volume if you lmow how to read him. Elizabeth Matty Libby Ambition-Nurse Hobby-Dancing Soft hair, on which light drops a. diamond. Joanna Mollnaro Jo Ambition-Nurse Hobby-Music The reward of well done, is to have done it. a thing Andy Bebovlch Butch ambition-Marlnes obby-Pool room Win hearts and you have all men's hands: and purses. Frelda Hager Frelda Ambltlon-Nurse I-lobby-Neatness A lovlng heart ls the truest wisdom. Irene Keffer Irene Ambition-Secretary Hobby-Collecting photographs. My philosophy: Every- day of your llfe count your blessings and llfe will be strewn with roses. J 1.1-lt Audrey Solomon Audrey Ambition-Secretary Hobby-Walking Men have sight, women insight. Regina Campbell Jeanie Ambition-Laboratory Technlclan Hobby-Collectlng Records A good face ls tho- b t letter of reeomm tlon. 'JJ Dick one a H .i Frances ' Frances .QV 'l' Ambltlon--Detectlw . Hobby-Crocheting X A good aetlon ls Ile! lost. Mahlon Bamlier Ebbsey Ambition--Navy Bobby-Deer!! hlmtlng Boys will be boys, but we forget to add-Boys will be men. Fannie Mllls Wlthdrew at end of first semester. Eleven

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rim Nj. S 'x Let them be up and doing With a heart for any fate Still achieving, still pursuing Learn to labor and to wait. FIRST ROW-Richard Ludwick, Ralph Thorpe, Dorothy Palonder, Jeannine Essington, Veronica Pollock, Thaddeus Matras, Richard Adamcheck, Helen Hazy, Genevieve Majka N. SECOND ROW-Garnet Jones, Anna Myers, Ruth Stuck, Sonia Besida, Betty Lou Lint. William Toth, Don Buttermore, Betty Elwell, Bruce Cartwright THIRD ROW-Irene Kubina, Ray McLuckey, Robert McCluskey, Anthony Darkangelo, Marion Hamilla, Matilda Shamadosky FOURTH ROW-Melvin Forsythe, Irene Zapach, Robert Wilkie, Altha Powell, Mildred Gondura, Robert Henschel FIFTH ROW-Lois Forsythe, Mary Lou Oswald, Thomas Sisley, Mitchell Nassar, Erma Mae Erler, John Pavick, Dorothy Emricko, Betty Ruth Peters, Homer Williams SIXTH ROW-Dorothy Samek, Elvira Chaw, Charlotte Morgan, Bernard Swetts, Ralph Baluch, Faye Page SEVENTH ROW-Dora Mills, Emma Mills, Erma Sechrist, Irene Karolcik EIGHTH ROW-John Rufbish, Dorothy Letanosky Not Pictured: Eleanor Matway, Edward Matway, Gabriel Onusko, Roger Morrow JUNIOR CLASS Since first entering Perry Hi the Juniors have been a hard working class. They are always involved in a program or a worthwhile project. They are a class always noted for their scholarship. They have done most of the usual things in school with the Freshman Reception and assembly programs. This year, however, they sprung a surprise on us in the form of a minstrel show. For this fine program We take our hats off to you. May you always in school and in life keep up the good work. Thirteen