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■»-i GUESS WHO? This is a Junior girl with brown hair and is of medium height. She has been voted for the Reporter of FBLA for next year. She is an outstand ing guard on the basketball team and enjoys all sorts of sports. She drives a blue V.W. with V.I.P. initials on front. She is usually seen with a boy with the same initials as hers. wJ\ WJBPWI This is ti Junior boy who is lull with brown hair and ejes. He is Vice President of the Hi Y and Secretary of the Civi tun club. He drives a red fal con and is usually seen with a senior girl with long brown hair. WE SALUTE YOU, MR. H.l Often in the rush to finish the last few days of school, one tends to forget to say a simple “Thank You!!” to the one person who has done so much to make this year a real ly great one - - our principal. Although in his first year at PUS, Mr. Hutcherson has really changed some things around - - and for the better!! There are new rules and regu lations, but they have been needed for quite a long time and are quite just. Also, we do have six weeks exams and different ways of testing, but these are certainly going to give us a more com prehensive review of subject matter. Then, one cannot roam the halls at will - - but there should be little traffic in the halls. So, I say there has been - rT I ' HEAP GOOD MEDICINE ;,J Good Medicine MMmjm Place to Go Ca "2f 44B fm When You Call 987-2878 USjf I morningsidehHHß^ DRUGS ■pH' Across from much more learning and much less playing through this year, and each has stayed in its place. Yes, there have been some changes made - - and we thank you Mr. Hutcherson for all these, as well as your sincere interest in our improvement. And, we thank you just for being you!!!! HIGH SPY - • Wants to know: 1. If everyone has finished his term paper, book or test? 2. What Mr. Troup got at the Key Club Banquet? 3. Who’s cat has the MOLD? 4. Who had a change of heart? 5. Who’s NOT getting mar ried this summer? 6. What substitute teacher reads MAD? 7. Who Pam P. killed? 8. Who stole Mary B’s car? 9. Who’ll finish a Tale of Two Cities? 10. Who cares? FITNESS AWARDS For the second year. Perry High School has participated in the National Physical Fit ness Test. This test is com posed of seven items: shuttle run, fifty yard dash, flexed arm hang, sit ups, standing broad jump, softball throw, 600 yard run. The girls are eligible for three awards; the 50 percen tile award, the 80 percentile award, and the Presidential award. The following students have qualified for awards this year. Presidential: Pattie Peyton-2 years Debbie Murphy Judy St. John 80 percentile: Daisy Kendrick Wanda Bragg 50 percentile; Cathy Mitchell Diane Mayo Wendy Jones Sandra Flournoy Teresa Lee Karen Ray Elene Dean Lydia Thompson Dale Brown Denise Pitzer Judy Brewer Debra Cawthon Margaret Hampton Mattie Watkins Linda Wheeler Lynn Byrd Darlene Herbest Debbie Goolsby Debbie Costlow Elaine Wilbanks HONORS DAY The Perry High School annual Honors Day was held Wednesday, May 27. Bert Richards, president of the P H S student council, served as master of ceremonies. The The Pern-Scope News from Perry High School. Written and Edited by Members of the Perri-Seope Staff, Mrs. Willis Harrison, Advisor. The Houston Home Journal, Perry, G«., Thursday, June 4 1970 awards were in il> "'"lds of academic excellence, special awards, and perfect atten dance. Awards of Academic excel lence included: Language: Art - Jane Marie Adkins. Drama - Jane Van Fossen. Band - Douglas Nation. Chorus - Albert Clark. English II - Brad Bledsoe. English 111 - Ruth Hambrick. English IV - Jane Austin French I - Ruth Hambrick, French II - Franklin Scar borough. Latin II - Cathy Krall. Science: Biology - Edward Brown. Adv. Biology - Jane Van Fossen. Chemistry - Frank Hill. Physical Science - Douglas Seay. Physics - Douglas Nation. Mathematics: Algebra 11-Steve Dunnaway. Geometry - Patricia Morton. Math II - Treasure Floyd. Higher math - Judy Johnson . Social Studies; Government - Denise Russ. World Geography - Bertha Brooks. World History- Tommy Mar shall. Physical Ed ucation; Driver Education - Stan Fendley. Boys PE - Tommy Cook. Girls PE - Debbie Murphy. Vocational; Home Ec. II - Bennie Ruth Roberts. Adv. Home Ec. - Gail McCarty. Family Living - Lisa Ogle tree. Horticulture - Claire Chap man. Industrial Arts - Lane Harris. Mechanical Drawing - Pow ell Duggan. Occupational Training Judy Brewer. Commercial; Bookkeeping I - Judi Edle son. Bookkeeping II - Harriett Allen. Office Practice - Brenda Bloodworth. Shorthand 1-Ruth Hambrick. Shorthand II - Bonnie Locke. Typing I -Leelee Murphy. Typing II - Jo Ann Ingram. Special awards from school and local civic clubs included these; Flint Electric Award: Debbie Murphy. Beta Club Teacher of Year - Mr. Herman Troup. Certificates of Merit from the Dniv. of Georgia were pre- sented to outstanding scholas tic juniors: Bennie Ruth Roberts Herman Kaigler Leon Porter Dan Bailey Ruth Hambrick Jeff Taylor Luke Vest Kenny Sutton Dora Kendrick Connie Kendrick Annelle THgg Julie Click Pam Perkins Lisa Ogletree Stan Fendley Steve Dunnaway Beta Club Scholarship - Judi Edelson. Bo Arnall Service Award - Mr. Earl Marshall. Perriscope Award - Barbara Sain. Rotary Club Scholarship - Barbara Langston. Dekalb Award - Willie Frank Chamber of Commerce Award - Buddy Irby. Idaka Club Scholarship - Brenda Bloodworth. Ruby Carpenter Award - Jo Ann Ingram. Beltista Scholarship - Judy Johnson. DAR History Awards: Mike Gray, Charles McGee. DAR Citizenship Awards: Anthony Dawsey, Woody Hunt, Myrtice Nobles, Elaine Gray. Civitan Essay Awards: Min nie Napier, Mary Delores Mc- Ghee. Perry Business Women’s Club Awards: Typing I - Lee lee Murphy; Outstanding Com mercial Student-Bonnie Locke. Ruth Seville Whiting Scho larship - Betty Thomason. Future Nurses Award Betty James. Educational Secretaries Award - Barbara Ann Langston. Perfect attendance for Four Years; Patricia Morton Janet Moon. SENIOR WILLS I, Martha Crutchfield, will my bookkeeping grades to any body fool enough to take the course. I, Carol Holland, being of sound mind and body, bequeath all memories in Home Ec. to India Smith, to Shelia Griffen my ability to spell, to Chip Edison an old sports illustrated magazine, which he gave me and to Coach Garlan, Perry High School. I, Bonnie Gibson, being of News From Hayneville Mrs. W.D. Henson Jr. Miss Ladonna Harper was honoree at a miscellaneous bridal shower given by Miss es Gloria and Judy Single tary. A green, white and silver color theme was carried out in table decorations and re freshments. Each gue was served buffet with firs. Juanita Singletary att ling the punch bowl. The thirty-three gui at tending enjoyed gam and the excitement of Mis Har per as she opened ea< gift. Ladonna is the da~ to hter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Har per. * ♦ • We are sorry to hear Mrs. A. J. Cannon is a patient at Taylor Memorial Hospital in Hawkinsville. The communi ty prays for her speedy re covery. * • • Miss Corrine Hamsley, Miss Sandra Hamsley, Mrs. Mary Lou Hutto and Mrs. Runelle Moreland, of Perry, attended the funeral of Mrs. Annie Watson in Warner Ro bins. * * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Huff and Billy and Mrs. Pa tricia Huff and Tonia of Ma con were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Huff. * • « Mrs. Hazel Huff and Mrs. W. H. Huff visited with Mrs. Louise Huff who is a pa tient at Macon Hospital. * ♦ • Baccaularcatte serv i c es were held Sunday night at Hayneville First Baptist Church for Miss Sherry Huff, Misses Judy and Glor ia Singletary, Miss Cindy Smith, Miss Glenda Yansom and Mr. Lonnie McClintic. * * * Mrs. Don Reid and baby boy, Eddie Lee, of Gray, is spending a few days with I unsound body and sound mind do hereby bequeath my ability as wing back on the Powder Puff team to Connie Collier. 1 also leave my place on the majorette squad to anyone brave enough to conquor it. I leave all my penny candy to Neal Morris and my ability to love and forget love to George Jaros and my ability to love to Rick Colder. 1, Rick McDonald, do here ® by bequeath my good times in Mrs. Carolyn’s class to Randy Coggins and my mathmatical knowledge and ability to laugh at Mr. Thompson’s jokes to Felix Smith. I, Jean Boswell leave my ability to get sick everyday to my grateful cousin Meredith Cloud, my ability to grow flowers to Bill Lambert and most of all my ability to be loved to Keith Cook. 1, Woody Hunt, being of de vastated mind and hopeless body, hereby bequeath my hon est office in Key club to Ronnie Athon; my wavy hair to Felix Smith; my basketball goal to Sara Williamson and my Phy siology cat, ELVIRA, to Lisa and Laurie. 1, Susi, Smith, hereby be queath my favorite typewriter to Meredith Cloud and my abi lity of writing sports letters and grading papers to Coach Stanley’s assistant. To Made lyn Stocks 1 leave my memor ies of Calloway Gardens. To Coach Cooley, 1 leave my love notes. 1, Judy Kdleson, being of sound mind and body, will my dead chicken hawk to whoever put it there; “Herbie” to my brother, Chip; and my ability to strike matches to anyone brave enoufdi to take it. My most prized possession at P.H.S., Tommy Smith, 1 leave to no one I’ll take him with me. I, Franklin Scarborough, leave my love for P.E. to anything that loves sports; my love of French to David Mahon. 1, Joanne Ingram, leave all my memories and experiences of P.H.S. to anyone who wants them. I, Brend Bloodworth, will to the class of ‘7l all the term papers that have to be written. I, Johnny Ellison, leave my place at Jekyll Island to Bo Ethridge. I, Wendy Pierce, will my love and affection for the P.H. S. athletic Dept, to anyone who will accept it. 1, Betty Thomson, leave my title of “Miss Alternate” to anyone who will have it. I also leave my position as ma jorette (on the end) to Mary Helm - - good luck. I, Pam Boland, bequeath my maroon shoelaces to any girl who is willing to fight for the team; my aeqt in Mr. Tnompson’s room to any girl who is foolish enough to put up with his corny jokes; Gladys, my physioliogy cat, to her sister, Mrs. Nita Wyatt and family. « * * Mr. and Mrs. William D. Henson Jr., Cheryl, Terri, David and Chuck and Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Huff and Melanie, and Miss Cynthia Adams enjoyed a throe-day camping trip to Indian Springs. ♦ * * Mrs. W. D. Henson Sr. and Mrs. Sally Peavy of Per ry were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Tom Huff. ♦ ♦ * Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huff and family enjoyed week end guests, Mrs. Huff’s bro ther and family from Tam pa, Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hardin, Joe, Debbie and Chris. ♦ * » Mrs. William D. Henson and Chuck and Lisa and Lynn Harrison were spend the-day guests of Mrs. Roy Henson in Fort Valley, Mon day. ♦ • * REMEMBER! Vacation Bi ble School at the Hayneville First Baptist Church starts next week—June 6-10, from 6:00 to 9:00 p. m, Registra tion is Saturday, June 4, at 3:00 p. m. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sin gletary proudly announces the birth of a baby daugh ter, Turrah Lynn, born Sun day, May 21. Mrs. Singleta ry is the former Theresa Hutto. * • • Miss Marilyn Hutto had weekend day-visitors. Miss May Singleton and Miss Gwen Ford. * « * Private Charles Padgett spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Padgett, Keith, Kathy. Pvt. Padgett is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. to tackle it. 1, Jay Schenck, leave sixty pounds that 1 lost to Tom Lane. He needs it; a shotgun to Lane Whipple happy hunting --; my nickname “Byrd” to Neal Morris; and my most valuable possession an Auburn Tiger, To Major Smith. I, Albert Clark, Jr., will to Larry Bannister the ability to act like a human being and to maintain a cool temper at all times; and to Clinton Sanders the ability to sing like a rotten sen gull. 1, Harold Soles, being of sound mind and sunburned body, leave my car and parking space to Sheila; my cat to Me linda; my good grades in Alge bra to Bobby and my sunburn to Patty G. I, Lenora Billings, will Elizabeth Hill my sex appeal and the ability to graduate. I, Johnny Clerkly, will my ability to grow to Charles Gor don. 1, Sherry Huff, being of sound mind and body, do here by bequeath my Physiology cat to anybody who can put up with smell; my social space in the Hayneville news to Wendy Jones; my place in the Faculty planning room to Con nie Collier; my seat in Study Hall to the two nuts that come in to visit everyday (W.J. and S.D.); and my love for Perry High School to everybody!!! 1, David Costlow, being of stable (?) mind and body leave all my excess weight to Felix Smith; my place in the Demos thecian Society to David Ma hon; my Trig Hook to file 13 and all my troubles to Mr. Troup and Mr. Hutcherson. 1, Jacqueline Dixon, proudly will my pleasing personality and ability to get along with others to any deserving under classman and 1 will my seat in .Mrs. Harrison’s English and Government class to Bennie Roberts, 1, Elaine Gray, being of de praved mind and hungering body, do hereby bequeath my idiotic sense of humor to Madelyn Stocks; my molded cat to anyone crazy enough to take Physiology; my seat at the Pizza Villa to Cunning. 1, Deborah Parkinson, do hereby bequeath my “tin can” Volkswagen to Luelle; all my good times to Melinda; and my dents and good driving habits to Sherry Gornto. 1, Judy Bacon, will my legs, yo-yo and snorkel to Becky Horton; my “Native Suntan Oil” and sexy voice to Sally Dorset; my fins to Wendy Jones; my Algebra break to Lynn Bacon and my bookkeep ing seal to Wayne Holer. 1, Barbara Sain, do bequeath my typing ability to Mr. Troup’s next assistant; ipy maryolous photography to Annollp; my braces to thb iMhial Works of Upper Gum U.S.A.; my marve lous ability to make friends in the Thespians to Julio Click; my admiration for Mrs. Harrison to anyone lucky enough to pns sess it. 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