Perry Township High School - Petonian Yearbook (Perryopolis, PA)

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94 THE PETONIAN Szhcol Board 1923 Front Row: XY I. Iiisluck, Ita Blair. Fred Edwards, C. M, Thrasher, Back Row: J. R. Marlin Sec.. N. C. Picrsoi, J. K, Mclntire Pres.. E. I. Rams Supervising l'ri11. Direztors and Speakers At the dedication of the High School 1906.

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1. Leland Keffer THE PETONIAN SNAPSHOTS 2. Gladys Coldren Aff. Debating Team 3. Ralph Martin 4. Isabella Adams R d 5. Margaret Stickle ea ers 6. .Iames VVilson Center-Agnes Lynch 8. Arthur Martin 7. James Swartz 10. Walter Larson 11. ----? 12. Allin. 13. Arms out of place. 14. Soph and Junior. Neg. Debate Team Orators 15. Tin Lizzieing, 16. Girls team 8: Coach. 17. Phi Delta Chi. 18. I do. OUTLINE OF COURSE OF STUDY PERRY TWP. HIGH SC Required English Vocational Civics Z yr First year Science Citizenship Required English Biology Modern History Required English American History Plane Geometry fAcademics onlyj Required English Social Problems Elem. Economics Electives Solid Geometry French Latin yr. FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR FOURTH YEAR HOOL Electives Business French Latin Algebra Electives Algebra French Latin Electives French Latin Physics Bookkeeping 1 Typevvriting 1 Shorthand 1 Commercial Arith Physics Chemistry Bookkeeping 2 Shorthand 2 Typewriting 2 Commercial Law Adv. Arithmetic Sewing Trigonometry Arithmetic

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THE PETONIAN 95 FINANCIAL RECORD OF THE DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES AND DEPARTMENTS IN PERRY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE YEAR 1923-24--TO APRIL 30, 1924 In order that the patrons and students of Perry Township High School may know more of the finances of the school and how they have been conducted. we. the under- signed, have compiled these Financial Statements of the different departments and activities in the High School in the recent year. CSignedJ .......... .,...... M gr. CCountersignedj ....................., . ................. F. .......,.................. Pr,n. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Season of 1923-to April 30, 1924 Explanation: Below will be found a resume of the finances of the Athletic Asso- ciation for the season 1922-23. Under that will be found the statement of the season 1923-24. Those things listed under Games are those which are closely connected with the games themselves while those things found under Miscellaneous are those which are in no way closely connected with the games, The balance on the Games was used to pay the deficiency in the Miscellaneous column. Payments made on last year's debt will be found in the Miscellaneous column under the date of payment and as each account was balanced off Acct. in full will be found beneath it. Totals and balances will bc found at the close of the report. Balance from Season 1922-23 ..............,...,....,............,.,............................. 50000.00 Debts from Season 1922-23: Account with Honus Wagner 8: Co ...,................. , .... L 257.73 Account with Armstrong ik Potter Garage ..,....... 92.00 Connellsville Printing Co ...........................,........... .... 1 1.50 Baseball trip to Caliiornia-1 truck ............,.............,...,..,. 800 jumping standards and May Pole ............,..........,................ 800 Printing bill rendered by Connellsville Printing Co ......... ...... 2 2.50 tNot Itemized. Payment withheldj , Trip to Uniontown Field Meet ..............................................,.... 22.50 Trip to McClellandtown Oratorical Contest ...................... 6.00 Totals Paid by Board Paid by School MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS Season 1923-24 Oct. 22. Received on Sale of Football Outfit ....... ......,. S 125.00 Dec. 31 Received from play ......................,............. , ....... 100.00 Jan. 3 Received check from Mr. Lucas ........,... 43.35 jan. 18 Girls' Stand tPoint Marion Gamej ....... 15.00 Jan. 23 Pie Social .............,.....................................,................. .... - 41.20 Feb. 16 Girls' Stand QCenterville Gamej ..................,....,......... 15.35 Feb. 28 Received from Mr. Deppa, Photo Discount ...... .... 7.20 Mar. 31 Received from debate ..,............................................ 12.25 Apr. 17 Received from debate ............................................ 10.00 Total '- MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES Oct. 25 On acct. with Honus Wagner ............................... . .,..... 215 75.73 Nov. 9 On acct. with Armstrong 81 Potter Garage ......... ........ 3 4.00 Nov. 14 Basket-ball goods-3 bladders, 3 rawhides, etc ....... . 5.00 Nov. 14 Trip to Charleroi ............................................................. . 1.00 Nov. 15 Fixing Ball ..........................,....................,.......................... . .50 Nov. 23 To So. VVestern Publishing Co.-B. B. Books ........ . 1.00 Nov. 23 Charles Miller F. C. I. A. L. Dues ..,............. ........ . 3,00 Dec. 14 To Robert Hixenbaugh on Duquesne trip ......... ..... 1 .47 Dec. 31 Paid Honus Wagner on acct ................... . ............. ,.,.. 1 00.00' Jan. 1 First Aid Bandages, Adhesive .................................... . 1.45 Jan. 2 To Robert Hixenbaugh, Stamps, Needle, Calls ...... . 1.69 'am 3 Paid Armstrong 8: Potter Garage on acct ............. .... 4 3,00 an. 3 Fixing Balls .................,........., ...............................,....... ..,.. . 7 5 J-an. 3 Wetherbee B-rcs., Athletic Goods, on acct .......... .....- P 344.09 15421.23 28.50 3392.73 5369.35