Perry High School, Massillon, OH, Class of 1992

Sherry Hosner

Someone asked me to post this: Hi...I am trying to locate my cousin Steve Arntz. He graduated in 1992. A family member of his is not doing well and we are trying locate him. Could you post something on this page to see if anyone is in touch with me. - Chad Smith

Perry Local Schools commends students, KJ Oestereich and Sallie Piatt, for being chosen to attend Physics Inspiring the Next Generation (PING), a “STEMtastic summer camp program” at Green Bank Observatory (GBO) in Green Bank, West Virginia, which is the home to the world’s largest fully steerable radio telescope and a site of international research in radio astronomy. “We are so proud of KJ and Sallie for pursuing their science dreams and taking the opportunity to spend their summer learning about physics,” said Perry Local School District Superintendent Scott Beatty. “We are happy to have these students attend Perry High School and are very excited to see what the future holds for these bright and talented young ladies. It is great to see more students interested in STEM!” Approximately 25 incoming freshman students who are interested in science, engineering and math were chosen to attend the summer camp program. Students helped conduct research activities at the national research center by observing the universe with a 40-foot diameter radio telescope. Participants worked in small teams supported by an undergraduate student mentor and an observatory staff scientist, which included former Perry High School physics teacher Nate Van Wey. KJ and Sallie were part of a team that used two different radio telescopes to investigate and research the area near the center of the Milky Way. “It’s pretty neat to have two of our own here, mixed in with students from California to Virginia,” said Van Wey. Students stayed on the campus of Green Bank Observatory from July 22 – Aug. 3. Throughout the nearly two-week camp, students participated in many educational activities, including ecological stream studies, digital signal analysis, bench experiences building electronic circuits and coding activities that complement the primary research theme. They also had the opportunity to enjoy other activities like swimming, hiking and dancing. All activities took place on the Green Bank Observatory campus under the supervision of staff. If you are interested in learning more about PING, visit greenbankobservatory.org/education/ping/.

Who else remembers "Witch's Brew" the music teacher would play the record........ We got magic.......alacadabracazoooo

25th Class Reunion coming up next summer!!! Never too early to start planning!!!!! Suggestions, ideas, thoughts????

You know you went to Perry High School if........🐾🐾🐾

It is with a heavy heart that I am letting you know that one of our classmates passed away yesterday. Dan Laubacher passed away yesterday due to a unforeseen medical problem. Details and information regarding this tragedy will be forthcoming. I am going to add his close friend as an Admin to this page to keep everyone informed of services and anything that the family may need. Please keep his wife and family in your prayers.

Throwback Thursday..............Go Panthers!!!!!!

Vote for Perry.......Fairless is winning!!!!!!!!!!

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July is here, any news on a reunion? We've all heard rumors of August or September but nothing official. Can someone please clarify if one will be taking place and when? We need to keep in mind that we have classmates who
May need to travel, or have children and will
Need to make arrangements in advance...let's figure this out!!!