Perrysburg High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Perrysburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1932 volume:

l K af f 1 fw 1 , V f fr, N QT.. M 'mfg ' H5 - rw. 4 yrxwfiwig 1 x fix? X tx E V, K rXx:g':wf I ., . K E 5, Q : -ua ', ' X 1 xv X gk L gi ni K, X PUBLIC SCHOOL 1894 FGREWCRD The Staff of 1932 dedicate the Black and Gold to the faculty and students of Perrysburg High School. We hope that it Will serve as a reminder of the happy days spent at dear old P. H. S. lf this is accomplished the Staff will feel that its work has been successful. . '15 SCHOGL BUILDING 1850 F .,,m,,, f4.'.Qi,a. . , . A K! I gg' '1 ,, ,,,L -1411. Irsi' CONTENTS HISTORY OF PERRYSBIJRQ AN APPRECIATION OF THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIGN CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ALUMNI ADVERTISEMENTS Five KLAE 5 QLD-- 2033- History of Peerrysburg ln 1816, parts of the United States Reservations, including the present site of the village of Perrysburg on the lower Maumee River, were surveyed for settlers by Alexander Bourne, and Surveyors Joseph Wampler and William Brookfield in accordance with the Act of Congress. The United States was given all unsold lots and out-lots of the town plot of Perrysburg in 1822, on condition that the public buildings of Wood County be located there. For the purpose of attending to the erection and repairs of the public buildings of the County, a special session of the board at Perrysburg was convened in 1823. A Court House for Vv'ood County was built at Perrysburg in 1823. A brick building was built to replace this in 1843. Along with the march of events and the accomplishment of brave deeds in pioneer days, journalism kept pace with the current topics of the day. ln the Maumee Valley, the Battle of Fallen Timbers over-shadows all other historical events, and present-day historians are prone to overlook many deeds that were recorded in the local histories of the Maumee Valley. So rich is it in the point of pathos and humor that a long and continued story would have to be written in order to do it justice. Strange to say, less than a hundred years ago, Perrysburg was a larger and more important city than Toledo, The Perrysburg Journal of 1853 compliments the Baby News- paper, The Toledo Blade. March 10, 1853, Silman Clark published Volume No. 1 of the Perrysburg Journal, in the same building which houses it now. Like an old grist mill it stands against the vicissitudes of time and circumstance, in spite of the years and the steep embankment, where it stands on the brink. Six pf SEYE E Qfiff f OH'OTM MQQMQ History of Perrysburg , fContinttedl Quaint and strange Was the form of copy and style of Writing in those days. lt is almost impossible to realize that just 78 years ago automobiles and airplanes were undreamed of. Education on the Maumee, dates back before the War of 1812. A private school was maintained by the settlers, first at Miami and later at Fort Meigs. A grade school was organized by J. YV. Ross in 18-16. The first high school was founded in 18-18 by A. D. Wright. The high school building at this time was a brick structure, 60 X 90 feet. Because of the increase of students entering P. H. S. every year, the building was enlarged in 1868. This building was destroyed by fire in 189-1. What is now the grade building was built in 1895 and enlarged in 1917. The present high school building was built in 1931. The high school enrollment has increased very rapidly. In the first year of our school, 18-19, the student enrollment was 50. Today the high school en- rollment is 333 students and the enrollment of the grade school is 575. Perrysburg High School was the first school in this section to become a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and her standards are maintained year after year by a very competent faculty. In 1925 We became a member of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. This year's Senior Class is proud to say that it is the first class to graduate from Perrysburg High School since it has become a class A school. Seven Q Q BLA 5 '57 fi? 5 I5 .,x T omg X a...lNL egg' Xxxx N An Appreciation of the New High School ln thinking of our new school from a Senior's viewpoint we, perhaps more than any other class, appreciate the many advantages and opportunities which it offers us. Our beautiful auditorium, which in a sense reminds us of a college chapel is in itself an inspiration for our convocation periods. Then too, along the line of dramatics we have opportunities never before offered to us, with our spacious stage and beautiful curtains, scenery, and lighting effects. The attend ance at various affairs held in this auditorium has indeed been good. The gymnasium is another very fine feature of our new system. As every one will agree, from the very fine attendance at the Basketball games, the public derives almost as much benefit and pleasure from the gymnasium as do the pupils themselves. Thus we feel that there is a closer feeling of relationship and interest between the community and the student body. Also the gymnasium has afforded an opportunity this year, and will even more so in years to come, for the students to become stronger and more physically fit individuals. Turning a moment from the social and athletic features of our school, our attention is centered upon advantages offered to us for developing the mental side of our nature. The class rooms are large and very well ventilated. Together with these qualities, very beautiful pictures, significant of the subjects taught in each room, adorn the walls, and are in themselves an inspiration to one to study and better one's self mentally in every possible way. We Seniors consider ourselves very fortunate in being able to spend our last and best year in this new institution and feel that we are much better prepared to meet life's problems as an alumni of P. H, S. As a parting word we wish to advise the under classmen to make the best of their remaining years in Perrysburg High School and grasp all the oppor tunities that are offered. Eight Entrance to the Qyfice ADMINISTRATIQN rx 1 ----i -Ziff- LD Mr. C. B. Riggle The class of 1932 Wishes to thank Mr. Riggle for the support he has given us through the four years of our high school career. His good advice, amiable attitude, his sincerity and viewpoints have helped us greatly in making our class a success. He has done much for the development of Perrysburg High School. Ten MT. Q. C. Treece The fair judgment of Mr. Treece has made him a friend to every student in high school. His untiring patience enables him to meet all problems that may arise in high school life. He is a true sportsman and a splendid example for the entire student body. Eleven QMQMQMO 5552 5 EDT? O 5 9k 2 E Board of Education CHAS. NIEDERHOUSE MERLIN BOWERS President Vice-President GEORGE XVILLIAMS HARRIET CUMMINS E X, Twelve P D. V. SCHELD, Clerk GEORGE GRE ENHALGH PSRSRSYSSE U F C? nw D. CANVIELD Math. and Science i D. V. SCHELD Commercial ORLEA XVAHL Home llc. and Science ROBERT BARBER English and Social Science P. B. HUEFMAN History MYRON GERBER Music Supervisor IMOGENE FORSYTH Language ESTHER HUNTER English and Girls' Physical Education Thirteen C. BACHMAN Manual Tr.. Coach + QMQMQM P 'i bi? 95 Ei 2 .- V I -'iw ,:,, b sf'a:Ii3a::.,.w-2 --wma: ,- M ,. Y Q ., . iw P? 2 . 4 ,. Staff VIRQUMFSESWTQA P,.,f H.,nM.,..a u,,1.,,cf.f, E we -' A, A Y Kids . irii ' W W, Q Q' :N 5532 312 , g ,Q 1 . Q .lf Squirt I 93 Jams K 1' Sf Q: X' an ig, :c 'A , Fa 1 Mfrrhm uma r ii Nm M gf S' if of wp +3 Two Lv Alma Klsle VEQ7 N Head Men ier' Y P!! 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Club: Black and Gold 'The jolliest, happiest sorl of a girl. a friend to everyone. ANNE B AZAVIK Winn 29-Athenian. 30-Athenian. '51-Athenian: G. A. A. 32wGirl Reserve: G. A. A. 'Shels always ready to smile and look happyfl WENDEl.L BH-IN UBeim 19330-Lemoyne, O. 31-Phi Sigma. 32-Science Club. 'As jolly good mztured as he is short. FREDERICK BOETSCH Duckey'l Z9-Athenian: Football. 304Athenian: Football: Boys' Glee Club: Baseball. 31-Athenian: Football: Boys' Glee Club: Hi-Y: Northwestern Eistedd- fod. 32-French Club: Football: Boys' Cilee Club, Reporter: Hi-Y, Reporter: Northwestern Eisteddfod: Black and Gold Staff: Executive Committee of Dramatic Club. His skill at football and his cheerfulness are admired by all. The PERRYSBURC, Ol-Il HEATRICE HURKHARDT Bumper '29-Girls' Glee Club. '30-Girls, , . Glee Club: Phi Sigma. 31-Girls, Glee Club: Phi Sigma. '32-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club, HSl76'7S just zz noble all around girl. EUGENE CHARLES A'Jz'ggs '29-Athenian. '30-Athenian: Hi-Y. '3 l4Athenian: Ili-Y, ,3ZfScience Club: Hi-Y. Strong reasons make strong GCllOl'lS.,l NORMA CHARLES Sl2eezix '29-Girls, Glee Club: Athenian: County Contest. '30-Girls' Glue Club: Athenian. Sl-Girls, Glee Club: Athenian: French Club: Latin Club: Northwestern Eisteddfod. 332-Girls, Cilee Club: Librarian: Pro- gram Chairman of French Club: Class Social Chairman: Dramatic Club: Black and Gold Staff: Somethin, Staff: G. A. A.: North- western Eisteddfod: President of Girl Reserve. This brown eyed young lady certainly! has her share of personalitgf' HELEN CHRISTEN Helen '29-Phi Sigma. '30-Phi Sigma. ,Bl-Phi Sigma: State Scholarship Con- IQSI. '32fDramatic Club: Reporter of Home Economic Class. nobles! mind the lies! contentmenl has. ERVIN CLARK A'Erue '29-Athenian. '3OkAthenian: Basketball. '31-Athenian: Basketball: French Club: Hi-Y: Football. '32-French Club: Hi-Y: ll. A. A. A gentleman of greal courage and good understamli'ng1. Seventeen ACK AND GOLD QMQM MM Eighteen '32-Girls' Glee Club: French 1 y NORVAL COIL Coil '29-'30--Blume High School, Wapakon- eta, O. '31-Atheniang Hi-Yg Basketballg Foot- ball. ,32-Footballg Dramatic Club. Noi too serious, not too gay but a rare good fellow. ETHEL CUPP Cuppy '29-Atheniang Girls, Glee Club. '30-Atheniang Girls' Glee Club. '31-Atheniang Girls' Glee Clubg French Club. Clubg Dramatic Clubg -Girl Reserveg Na- tional Honor Society. X-l smile for all, a welcome glad. CLARENCE DEGNER 'ASnag', 29-'30-'31-St. John's, Toledo, O. 32-Orchestra: French Clubg Northwest- ern Eisteddfodg Music Club. l'He Iaus his beams in musicf' ROBERT DEGNER Bohn 29-730-St. John's, Toledo, O. 31-Atheniang French Club, 32-French Clubg Science Club. 'Born for success he seemed. with grace to win, with hear! lo holdf' HELEN FINCH Helen 29-Atheniang Girls, Glee Club, 30-Athenian: Girls' Glee Club. 31-Athenian: Girls' Glee Clubg County Contest. 32-Girls' Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Girl Reserve. She neuer intrudes, but is ready to help with good substantial aid. E REE SBSH? P ite- FMUQMEQMQ GARNET FRIESS Gurney ,Z9-Girls' one Club. . ,BO-Phi sigma. '31-MPhi Sigma: French Club. '32-Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserve. This young ludy's presence is much ap- preciated und desired by all who know her. IRENE GOECKERMAN Wee-Wee' Z9-Genoa High School. 30-Phi Sigma: State Scholarship Con- test. 'Sl-Phi Sigma: French Club: G. A. A.: National Honor Society. 32-Sec. Treas. of French Club: Execu- tive Com. of Dramatic Club: Black and Gold Staff: National Honor Society: Pres. of Student Council: Girl Reserve. 1 1 1 1 To be efficient in her own quiet way in all that she does is the aim of lrenef, JAMES INMAN Jim Basketball: Football. Basketball: Football : '29-Athenian: '30-Athenian: Hi-Y. '31-Athenian: Hi-Y. '3 Z4Basketball2 Arms of Hi-Y: Pres. of B. A. A.: Somethin' Room. Basketball 1 Football I Football: Sergeant-an Staff: Pres. of Home 'Great as an at and even ' hlete. aood as a student, better as a friendf, FRANKLIN KAZMAIER Frank '29-Phi Sigma, ,SO-Phi Sigma. '31-Phi Sigma. '32-HScience Club. Right, faithful, true he is in word and deedf' ERMA KAZMAIER Squirmy '29-Phi Sigma: Orchestra: County Contest. '30-Phi Sigma: Orchestra: County Contest. '31-Phi Sigma: Orchestra: French Club: Public Speaking Class: G. A. A. ,32-Treasurer of Dramatic Club: Sec. and Treas. of Orchestra: French Club: Student Council: Black and Gold Staff: Girl Reserve. Here's to your ability to he cheerful. no matter what comes alongfl Nineteen TL ACK AND GOCLD Twenty MARGARET KLEEBERGER Margaretn A29 V30-Phi Sigma. ,314-Phi Sigma. ,32'wG. A. A. The good deserve successf' THOMAS Lal7ARREE A'Tommy '29-Athenian. '30fAthenian: County Contest: Boys' Glee Club: Class Treasurer. ,Bl-Athenian, Treasurer: Orchestra: Hi- Y: Band: Northwestern Eisteddfod: Vice-Pres. of Boys' Glee Club: Pres. of Class: Athletic Manager. '32-Pres. of Orchestra: Pres. of Hi-Y: Dramatic Club: Science Club: Band: Northwestern Eistecldfod: Sec. Treas. of Boys' Glee Club: Athletic Manager: Manager of Magazine Contest: Pres. of Class. 'First in work and first in play, and first in the hearts of his classmates. NORMA LINTNER Norma Z9-Phi Sigma. 30-Phi Sigma. 31-Phi Sigma: Girls, Glee Club. 32-Dramatic Club: Somethin' Staff: Girls, Glee Club. 'The mildest in manners and the gentlest heart. ALMA GRACE LIMMER HAI 29-'30-'31-Haskins, O. 32-Pres. of Music Club: Girls' Glee Club: G. A. A.: County Con-test: Northwestern Eisteddfod: Black and Gold Staff: Orchestra: Girl Re- serve. She liked whrzze'er she looked on. and her looks wen! eueruwheref' CHARLES LOBER 'AChuck 29-Athenian. 30-Athenian. 31-Athenian: French Club: Hi-Y. '32-Dramatic Club: Science Club: Hi- Y: Black and Gold Staff. He is a perpetual foundrztion of good sense, s '30-Athenian: Girls' Glee Club. '31-Athenian: Girls' Glee Club: Public '32-Reporter of Girls' Glee Club: '29- '31-Girls' Glee Club: Phi Sigma: Coun- RALPH MERICLE Merry 29-Vice-Pres. of Class: Athenian: Football: Baseball. 30-'Boys' Glee Club: Athenian: Foot- ball: County Contest: Hi-Y. 31-Boys' Glee Club: Athenian: Foot- ball: Treasurer of Class: French Club: Northwestern Eisteddfod: Hi- Y. 32-Treasurer of Class: Treasurer of Hi-Y: Pres, of Science Club: Foot- ball: Boys' Glee Club: Somethin Staff: Black and Gold Staff: North- western Eisteddfod: Invitation Com- mittee. Q 'Merrgfs tll'S,DOS1'll-O17 is like his smile, always sunny. ELLA MAY PLUMMER Ellie Z0-Athenian, Speaking Class: French Club: State Scholarship Contest: Northwestern Eisteddfod. French Club: Dramatic Club: Black and Gold Staff: National Honor So- ciety: Girl Reserve: Home Room Pres. A fair blonde we have here. JOSEPHINE PROTSIK Josey '30-Phi Sigma. ty Contest, ,32-Music Club. Silence is as deep as Eternity. FRANK REIS Reisy'l '29-Athenian. '30-Athenian. '3 lfAthenian. '32-Hi-Y: Science Club. He spreads about that silent spell. lhat makes all people like him well. HOMER REITZ Homer '29-Orchestra. '30-dPhi Sigma. '31-Phi Sigma. '32qScience Club: National Honor So- ciety. He lives to learn. in life's hard schooI.' TwentyfOne QMQMQM- B C C ACK AND COLD Twenty-Two '31 DOROTHY REITZEL UDot '29-Phi Sigma. '30-Phi Sigma. ,3l-Phi Sigma. '32-Dramatic Club. Fa1J0urs to none, to all her smiles extend. Off she reiects. but never once offends. MIRIAM SCHNEIDER Miriam '29--Athenian. '30-Athenian: Girls' Glee Club. -Athenian: Girls' Glee Club: Latin Club: G. A. A.: Northwestern Eisteddfocl. '32-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Northwestern Eisteddfod: Girl Reserve. '3 1 A pensive maid, devout and pure, sober steadfast and demuref' DONNA SCHOENBERGER Donna '29--Girls' Glee Club: County Contest: Athenian. '30-Girls' Glee Club: County Contest: Athenian. -Girls' -Glee Club: County Contest: Athenian: Erench Club: Latin Club: Ring Committee: Cheer- Leader. '32-Girls' Glee Club: County Contest: Executive Officer of Dramatic Club: Black and Gold Staff: Somethin' Staff: Cheer Leader: Northwestern Eisteddfod: Girl Reserve. 'Loual and good to look upon, abundant and everlasting friendship. JOHN 29-Athenian. 30-Athenian. 31-Athenian: 32-Erench Club: Hi-Y: Science Club. 'He SMITH i'Johnny', French Club: Hi-Y. speaks, behaves and acls as though he meant iff, ALFRED SNYDER HAI -Orchestra: Phi Sigma: State Schol- arship Contest: County Contest. 30-Orchestra: Phi Sigma: Class Presi- dent: State Scholarship Contest. -Orchestra: Phi Sigma: Hi-Y: Band: National Honor Society. 32-Orchestra: Class Secretary: Science Club, Treas.: Dramatic Club: Band: Black and Gold Staff: National Honor Society: Hi-Y. t'Nobody's enemy, euerybodgfs friend. 29 31 s '30 i3Z just D, ,: Q-4' ' 'Y Ya., . C, HARRY STERLING Professor '29-Athenian. '30-Athenian. '31-Athenian: French Club: Hi-Y: Northwestern Eisteddfod: Boys' Glee Club, 32-French Club: Hi-Y: Dramatic Club: Northwestern Eisteddfod: Boys' Glee Club. Happiness is the greatest of all blessings. ISABEL STICKLES nlzziel' 'Z9iGirls' '30-Girls' '3 l-Girls' Club: G. A. A, '32-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: G. A. A. Girl Reserve. hlforward and frolic, glee was there: the will to do and the soul to dare. RUSSELL SWARTZ Russ '29-Athenian. '3 O4Athenian. '31-Athenian. '32-Hi-Y: Science Club, I am a part of all that I have VELMA SVJARTZ Pes1 '29-Phi Sigma: Orchestra. -Phi Sigma: Orchestra: State Scholar- ship Contest. '31-Phi Sigma, Secretary: French Club: Class Secretary: G. A. A, -Ifrench Club, Reporter: Class Vice- Pres.: Dramatic Club: Editor-in- Chief of Black and Gold: Somethin' Staff: National Honor Society: Girl Reserve. She's not a flower, she's not a pearl. but ELSIE SWARTZ Elsie '29-Girls, '30-Girls' '31-Girls' '3 Z!Girls' sic Club, 'What sweet delight a quiet an example of a bright good girlf, Glee Club: Phi Sigma. Glee Club: Phi Sigma. Glee Club: Phi Sigma: Latin metf' Glee Club: Phi Sigma. Glee Club: Phi Sigma. Glee Club: Phi Sigma. Glee Club: Girl Reserve: Mu- life affords. Twenty-Three QMQMQM iifgfif SANLSOGL HELEN SWEET 'AHeIen 29-Girls, Glee Club: Athenian. '30-Girls, Glee Club: Athenian. 31-Girls, Glee Club: Athenian: County Contest: Northwestern Eisteddfod, '32-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserve: Northwestern Eistedd- fod. If my heart were not light, I should dief' BEN THORNTON 'ABen 1 1 '29-Athenian. '3OfAthenian. 31 32 ' -Hi-Y: Football, ' -Hi-Y: Football: B. A. A. A silent, secretive, young man. MARGARET TINNEY Margie', 29-Phi Sigma. 3OiFhi Sigma: Class Secretary: State Scholarship Contest. 3lkPhi Sigma: Class Vice-Pres.: Public Speaking Class: Debate Team. 32-Pres. of Dramatic Club: Class Re- porter: Something, Staff: National Honor Society: Girl Reserve: Home Ec. Reporter. s 1 1 1 She has liberal ideas, a sense of humor to put them across, and a personality to malchf' BEN TURNER 'ABen', '29-Athenian: Orchestra: Basketball: County Contest. '30-Athenian: Basketball: Football: Boys' Glee Club: Hi-Y: County Contest. '31-Athenian: Orchestra: French Club: Hi-Y: Basketball: Football: Boys, Glee Club: Northwestern Eistedd- fod. 32-Orchestra: French Club: Hi-Y, Vice- Pres.: Basketball: Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres.: Band: Black and Gold Staff: Somethin' Staff: Northwest- ern Eisteddfod: Boys, Glee Club: Manager of Magazine Contest: Stu- dent Council. 'lHe mixes reason with pleasure, and wisdom and mirth. VERA WARD Vera', '29-Athenian. '30-Athenian. '31-Athenian. '32-Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Black and Gold Staff: National Honor Society: Girl Reserve, Secretary. 1 r 'To be efficient in her own quiet way, that is her end throughout the dayf, Twenty -Four '32-Hi-YQ Dramatic Clubg Black and He sings and whistles at all his work. '29-Athenian: Basketballg Class Pres. '30-Athenian. '31-Atheniang Hi-YQ Ring Committee. '32-Vice-Pres. of Science Club: Reporter .i 1 1 v QKEEEYE 5 Q REI fofif ff e ARTHUR B. WII.SON Art '29-Fayetteville, N. Y. '30-Basketballg Cheerleader. '31-Basketball: Hi-YZ Northwestern Iiisteddfodg Boys' Glee Club. Cold Staff: Editor-in-Chief of Somcthin'g Northwestern Eistedd- fod: Boys' Cilee Clubg Student Council. MERLIN WITZLER Wim of B. A. A. Genius finds its own road and carries zls own lamp. JOHN WYGANT A'John 29-Athenian. 30-Athenian. 31-Athenian. 32-Science Club, 'He was very little knowng For in silence he shownf, ROLAND ZACHMAN t'Rollu 29-Athenian. 30-Athenian: Hi-Y. 3lAAthenian: Hi-Y: State Scholarship Contest. 32-Science Club. 'Life is just one chuckle after another to Roland? WAl.TER ZIEMAN Walt', 29-Toledo. O. 30-Athenian: Football: Hi-Y. 31-Athenian 3 Hi-Yg Football. 32-Hi-YZ Vice-Pres. of B, A. A.g Football: Black and Gold Staffq Somethin' Staffg Sec. of Home Room. 'An upright. downright. honest man. Twenty-Five MQMQM 5 5 5 s fi H fi ff.: El Class History CHAPTER ONE Early in September, four years ago, about ninety-one specimens of human beings were seen wandering aimlessly about the halls and rooms of P. H. S. Afterla few weeks of getting acquainted with the right and the wrong rooms of the building, Mr. Canfield, our sponsor, called a meeting of the Freshman Class. The following were selected to guide us through our first year: MERLIN WITZLER r,,,,ur,,,,ro,,,,r,,,,,r,,,,, . President RALPH MERICLE r,,,,,r, , Vice-President FREDERICK GRISS , or.. t....s,,... S ecretarg WESLEY STANFORD ,,r,,,,, ,,rr,, ,,rr,,,,ur,,, T r easurer DOROTHY MAHLER ,..,,.,.,...,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,. C lass Reporter Several members of our class succeeded in placing their names on the honor roll throughout the year. After nine months of ceaseless toil we looked forward to summer vacation. CHAPTER TWO The next fall sixty-three members returned in a more serious and deter- termined manner. Under the guidance of Mr. Huffman we began the year by electing the fol- lowing officers: ALFRED SNYDER rr,,,,rr , ,rrr,,,ror,,,, President HELENE BAKER sa,,,,a,,r,r,,, ,L ..i, Vice-President MARGARET TINNEY .,sr, THOMAS LAFARREE r,r,r THELMA ROSE KISER o,,,,er ,,o. .....c... C lass Reporter Secretary Treasurer ARTHUR WILSON ,,,.,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,t ,,,,,,,,, C beer Leader The class chose the Carnation as the class flower: Green and White as our class colors, and the well meant motto, A'To The Stars Through Difficul- ties. We entertained the High School with a party in the Town Hall in April. C, CHAPTER THREE When school was resumed last year, only fifty members reported as Juniors. Mrs. Milburn was our able sponsor, and we selected the following class officers: THOMAS LAFARREE ,r,,,,,,,,,,,...s, , ....,..,,,r,,,,,r,,t,,, ..... P resident MARGARET TTNNEY ,,,,, ..,, , , Vice-President VELMA SWARTZ ,,..,..,,,,,, ..,... , --, ,... Secretary Twenty-Six 7, 2 Pi Y S euifz are H .go LQZQMQMQQ Class History fffontinttcdl RALPH MERICLE L a , a , , , v e. .eeee Treasurer ROLAND ZACHMAN eee. - . , Reporter DONNA SCHOENBERGER eeeeeeee a . eeee a eeee a eeee Cheer Leader The class voted to keep the same colors, motto, and flower ofi our Sopho- more year. This year our members took a greater interest than ever in school activities. We gave a Christmas party and with the Sophomores, sponsored the ban' quet. During the course of the year, two of our classmates, Irene Goeckerman and Alfred Snyder, were elected to the National Honor Society. When vacation time drew near, we realized we had but one more year in P. H. S., and our spirits dampened. We resolved to make it our most successful year. JG CHAPTER EOUR The fifty-one students who returned to the beautiful new home of P. H. S. were determined to leave behind them a record of which P. H. S. would be proud of in years to come. Eor guidance through our final year we elected: THOMAS LAEARREE .,,. ..,,.. - e- tee... President VELMA SWARTZ ,, , ,- Vice-President ALFRED SNYDER ,, ..-L ,. ,W Secretary RALPH MERICLE . W, , W., Treasurer MARGARET TINNEY ,e,,,,.,,,e,,,,.,, .,,,.,,,,t , ,, ,, , Reporter NCRMA CHARLES ,....,,,..,,,,., .. ,,,, . ,,,,,,,.,,.. ........ S octal Chairman We continued the old custom of publishing the i'Somethin ' every six weeks. ' At the end of the first semester the following members were elected to the National Honor Society: Homer Reitz, Margaret Tinney, Velma Swartz, Vera Ward, Ella May Plummer, and Ethel Cupp. We are proud of our classmates who have received this honor. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Barber and Miss Eorsyth we feel our Senior year has been successful. Twenty-Seven 2 fri 2 -5 awe Class Prophecy By Helene Baker After traveling abroad very extensively I returned to Perrysburg and being very eager for news of the Senior Class of 1932, I visited some of my old friends, First, I heard that our class president, Thomas LaFarree, is the manager of Southern California's football team, while James Inman is the coach. Margery Acklin is now giving art lessons at the Toledo Museum of Art. Norval Coil who is in the movies has Donna Schoenberger as his leading lady, in his next picture. Velma Swartz is editor of the Ladies' Home Journal. Helen Christian and Dorothy Reitzel write the material for the Home Economics Section of this same magazine. Frederick Boetsch is starring in the motion picture, A'The Return of Frank- enstein. Ella May Plummer, his faithful wife, helps him with his make-up. Helen Sweet is continuing the undertaking business at the 'ARossford Funeral Home, Helen Finch and Norma Charles are dancing in Flo Ziegfeld's Follies. Ralph Mericle is Art Editor of the College Humor magazine. Erma Kazmaier went to California, as governess of Joe Brown's children. We wonder if her going to California has anything to do with Thomas' presence there. Harry Sterling is author of popular novels. Garnet Friess is his secretary. Margaret Tinney is private secretary to the Governor of Ohio, Robert Degner is continuing his father's business, as a contractor. We find Ethel Cupp and Irene Cuoeckerman among the faculty at Perrysburg High School. Ben Turner is the swimming instructor at the Y. M. C. A. building in New York City. . Twenty-Eight iip sfffauiscgc Sfuof MLQMQMQQ Class Prophecy fffontinttedj Miriam Schneider is head nurse at the Eord Hospital in Detroit. Isabel Stickles acts as her assistant. Roland Zachman is sports announcer over a coast to coast network. Vera Ward and Anne Bazavik are bookkeepers in the office of Alfred Snyder, who is a successful lawyer. Russell Swartz, Homer Reitz, and Wendell Bihn own a chain of truck farms throughout the Middle West. Alma Grace Limmer and Josephine Protsik give piano lessons at the Conser- vatory of Music in Toledo. Art Wilson made his debut recently in the Metropolitan Cpera. Norma Lintner and Margaret Kleeberger own a successful beauty shop in Lime City. Walter Zieman is the star player on Yale's varsity football team, Beatrice Burkhart and Elsie Swartz own the only Cafeteria in Perrysburg. Merlin Witzler appears frequently in the speed boat races on the Maumee River. Charles Lober holds a patent on the latest radio invention. Eugene Charles, John Smith, and Ervin Clark are aviators at the new airport here. Frank Reis is professor at Wittenberg College. John Wygant and Ben Thornton are successful detectives of Scotland Yard. Clarence Degner is composing love lyrics for the Violin. He is heard playing them over the radio. Franklin Kazmaier is manager of a meat market in Chicago. After hearing about all these most successful accomplishments of my class- mates, I feel very proud, to have graduated with such a distinguished class of young people. Twenty-Nine QMQMLQM it W Junior Class History On the first day of school in September, 1929, about ninety Freshmen re- ported. We were utterly lost, as Freshmen usually are. At our first meeting the following officers were elected: WILDA WALKER ot,,,,, L cc,,,,c L cc,,,, cc,,,,c L ,,,, ,c,,, L L L President HAROLD GOEKE LL L c,,, L Vice-President CARL ECKEL LL LL ,,o, Secretary and Treasurer JAY TWINING L ,,,,, t,,,,, L .t,. L L LL ,,,.,.. LL Reporter With Mr. Canfield as our sponsor, we had a very successful year. At the beginning of the Sophomore year about eighty students registered as Sophs. This year our officers were: JAY TWINING ,,,,o L ,,ooo, LL President WILLARD ROBISON ,,,e L LLLL Vice-President JAMES CRANKER LL LLLL LL Secretary VIRGINIA HAYES L L LL Treasurer LILY WILLIAMS LL L, LLL LL LLLLL Reporter Mr. Canfield was again our sponsor. When school opened this year, about seventy-five members reported as the Junior Class. Officers were elected as follows: WILLARD ROBINSON LL LL President HAROLD GOEKE L LL L Vice-President JAMES CRANKER LL LL LLLLL Secretary VIRGINIA HAYES LLLLL Treasurer HORACE STEPHENS LLLLL LLLLL L LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLL LLL LLLLL Reporter We have progressed rapidly under the able sponsorship of Miss Hunter and Mr. Huffman. We hope to keep our high standards during our Senior year. First Row-Donald Acklin, Viola Bostdorf. Helen Broka, Leslie Burkhart, Carleton Cald- well. Eunice Clark, Hazel Conner, James Cranker. Second Row-John Dauer. Leonard Debbee, Paul Duquette. Carl Eckel, Clarence Fackelman, Joseph Farley, Harold Goeke, Lorenz Goeckerman. Third Row--Virginia Hayes. Gerald Hirsh, Lester Holcomb, Jane Hufford, Ruth Hufford, Robert Jeffrey, Katherine Kaltenmark. Eleanor Kazmaier. Fourth Row: Ruth Keppler. Marie Ketzer, Paul Kolvey, Marian Kureth, Michael Kushner, Henry Kutschke. Frances Leatherman. Richard Liebherr. Fifth Row-John Lindsey, Carey Lindsey, Edgar Lippert, Mabel Marshall. Sixth Row-Charles McCarty. George McCoy, Wilma Miller, Stella Minaric, Mr. Huffman, Sponsor: Maxine Murray. Lloyd Neiderhouse, Howard Rectenwald. Seventh Row-Berneta Reed, Willard Robison, Clark Ryder, Charles Schneider, Erwin Shober. Frederick Schwind, Mary Jane Seminew, Doris Sherman. Eighth Row-Clarence Stanford, Melba Starr, Herbert Stemer, Horace Stephens, Eleanor Storts. Robert Swartz, Ruth Thompson, Gervaise Thornton. Ninth Row-dMargaret Thornton. Jay Twining, Wilda Walker, Harry Walp, Adella Weeber, Robert Wiser. Vivian Williams, Howari Williams. Th irty PERRYSl?uR G OHIE? Th W0 its if Q E its Sophomore Class History On the first day of school in September, l93O, about ninety-six Freshmen reported. Soon after school began, We elected the following officers, with Mr. Huffman and Mr. Scheld as our sponsors. ROBERT SPRENGEL ,,,, . ,,,,o ,W President GLENN SIMMONS . ,W , ,,,, s,,,,, V ice-President EVELYN HUTCHISON W H ,cc .... Secretary RUTH WILLIAMS ,,,, ..,..,. T reasurer RUTH CALDWELL ,.,,, , o,,,, .,,,,oooo,, ....oo , ,,,, R e porter LORETTA HOWE .,,,,,,,.,,,,, , oo,or,, .,,..oooro c .... Cheer Leader DOROTHY COUSINO, PAUL MUNGER oo,o Ring Committee , This year we have about seventy-five Sophomores and our officers are: ROBERT SPRENGEL tt., ct .,,,, ,, .,,, ,,,,, President JACK HECKLER ,,,,, ,,,,, Vice-President EVELYN HUTCHISON ,,,, r,,,,i,,. S ecretary CAROLINE WENZ ,e,.,, tt ,,,, ,,,,e..i,,,,, ,,,,, T r easurer WENDELL RIGGLE oooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooor, Reporter IRENE INMAN, GLENN SIMMONS... .,,, , t, ,.,. Cheer Leaders We feel that We have had a successful year under our sponsor, Mr. Canfield. First Row-James Bayer, Katherine Bazayik, Madelyn Black, Mary Brossia, Melvin Hrossia Dorothy Buckenberger. Lily Mae Caldwell. Ruth Caldwell, Second Row-lla Carpenter, Floyd Carter, Florene Charles. William Compton, Rebecca Cor- nelius, Dorothy Cousino, Katherine Cummins. Harold Decko. Third Row:-Dorothy Eckel, Florence Eckel, Zelda Ellerman, Joseph Fackelman. Hattie Fuller, Iva Lou Gaskell, Stanley Gilson. Fourth Row-John Hayes, Jack Heckler, Jennie Haefner, Margaret Herman, Harold Hillabrand Evelyn Hutchinson. Irene Inman, Marilyn Kautz. Fifth Row-Norman Kellermier. Virginia Kidney, Forest Kille, Althea Kruse. Sixth Row-Peter Kusher, Gertrude LaFarree, Edward Lauman, Franklin Lerch, Ruth Long Harold Loomis. George Madsen, Virginia Mahler. v Seventh Row-Melvin McFillen, Madelyn Miller, Paul Munger, Earl Nollenberger. John Per-rin Anna Pickor, NVendell Rigele, Leonard Roberts. I Eighth Row-William Sass, Hilda Schaller, Beatrice Scheider, Thelma Scheider, Laverne Schramm, Rita Shiple, Michael Seminew, Glenn Simmons. Ninth Row-George Smithers, Doris Spilker, Robert Sprengel, Earl Stanford. Kenneth Stanford, Inez Stickles, Floris Sweet, Robert Thomas. Tenth Row-Hollis Thompson. Richard Tinney, Bernetta NVem. Caroline Wenz. Ruth Williams, Virginia Witzler. George Zieman, Thirty-Two pf R3 f gg UL g, O s4 . O Thirty-Three . 3312 5 EB L Freshman Class History When school opened last September, about one hundred twenty-five Fresh- men reported. Under the sponsorship of Miss Wahl, Mr. Bachman. and Mr. Gerber the following officers were elected: RICHARD WELLSTEAD ,, t,,,tt,tt .. tr,r.,.. President VIRGINIA ZACHMAN r,,t Vice-President DONALD HALBERT r,,t, ,,,t, Secretary ROBERT ANDERSON ,,,r, Treasurer FRANCIS CORNELIUS ,,t,,oo, ,, t,,r, ,tr,tt,or,,t ,...,rr,,t,,r R e porter First Row-Harry Albright, Vernon Albright, Robert Anderson, Zita Bauman, Mary .lane Bazavik, Robert Bench, Marie Berry, Helen Black, Luella Bostdorf, Helen Bowers. Second RowfMurry Breisach, Arthella Britten, Charles Hrossia, Robert llrown, Glenn Burdo, Gordon Burkhart, Shirley Byington, Victor Caldwell, Betty Chase, Arnold Christen. Third Row-Mary Ellen Coil, Ailen Cooksen, Bernadine Cooksen, Mary Cranker, Francis Cornelius, Rock Cummings, Byford Death, Paul Death, Charles Dowling, Dolores Eckel. Fourth Row-Harvey Eckel. Lyonel Eckel. Edward Fackelman, Mary Farley, Inez Finch, Robert Finch, Franklin Finch. Marjorie Getz, Melvin Greene, Eugene Griss. Fifth Row-Ruth Hahn, Rosalyn Haight, Freda Hanthorne, Donald Halbert, Paul Harbauer Robert Heckler, Isabelle Henning, Perkins Henry, Bernard Hillabrand, Katherine Hillabrand. Sixth Row4Hazel Holcomb, Ruth Honsberger, Franklin Hoyt, Stanley Huffman. Seventh Row-Rebecca Jeffrey, Ruth Johnson. Francis Kaltenmark, Paul Kazmaier, Allen Kazmaier, Frederick Kazmaier, Mae Keller, Marcella Kellermoir, Ethel Keppler, Ursula Kotovwski. Eighth Row-Anna Kovach, Paul Kelly, Frederick Kurfis, Philip Kurfis, John LaFarree, Paul Laubenthal, Dorothy Lees, Joseph Lehman Albert Liebherr, Ruth Lindermier. Ninth Row-Katherine Lindsey, Mary Lober, Helen Mandell, Donald Mericle, Allen Mills, Freda Morgan, Violet Popplewell, Steve Protsik, Mildred Rectenwald, Charles Redman. Tenth Row-Wilberta Reed, Glenn Reither, Eleanor Reitz, Alma Reitz, Helen Sabo, Adeline Sass, Opal Schaller, Ve-rna Schaller. Gladys Schrmn, Evelyn Schuster. Eleventh Row-Hazel Schwerkoske. William Schwind, Ralph Seiling, Fred Shiple, Vernon Snyder, Harold Stanford, Mae Smithers, Ruth Swope, Mary Szorady, Edwin Trumpey. Twelfth Row-Maribel VanScoder, Lucille Voland, Milan Voska, Bratche Webster, Richard Wellstead, Betty Wiechel, Clifford Wolf, Ruth Wygant, Virginia Zachman. Thirty-Four L D I fls E R R QS BTJV , OiH I E Thirty-Five QMQMLQM Th f Auditorium from the Stage URGANIZATIONS M MQQML eff Q LD Girls' Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association was organized on September 30, under the sponsorship of Miss Hunter. The following officers were elected: IRENE INMAN ,cc,,,c,,,cc . c.,ci..c,,, President MARIAN KURETH ,,,,c,, ,,,, . . Vice-President RUTH WILLIAMS -. ,, ,c,,,c,,,cc Secretary MARGERY ACKLIN ,,,c,, cccc , Treasurer ADELLA WKEBER ,c,,,,c,,,c,,.,,.....,c.,,c,,,c,,,cc,,tr ....r,.., ,,c,,,, R e porter The aim of this club is to promote good sportsmanship among high school girls. The girls took great interest in the basketaball games this year and played more games than in any previous year. If this organization continues with its good work, it will be one of the most outstanding associations of the high school. Thirty-Eight L pgttpiutcg sm Boys' Athletic Association The Boys' Athletic Association was organized under the sponsorship of Mr. Bachman. They elected the following officers for the year: JAMES INMAN tttt,,,tttt,tt,. .. , ,t,.ttt,,,tt. .tt,,tttt,,,tttt, President WALTER ZIEMAN - tt,r..,,. Vice-President .. WILLARD ROBISON ,t,t .. .,,tt .... S ecretary HENRY KUTSCHKE tt,,t, t,tttt T reasurer MERLIN WITZLER - t,,t,,,,, tt,,,,tt,,,v,. t,,t,,, . , .. Reporter At the first meeting about eighty boys reported. The purpose of this club was to give the boys a better idea of the sports, to create a greater interest in them and to create sportsmanship. At the various meetings reports were given on football, basketball, tennis, swimming and track. They told how to play the games and what was necessary for a great athlete. These reports were very interesting and helpful to the members. Thirty-Nine l3gLYA C EC gl N Dp gc 0 L D Hi-Y Club THEHI-Y CLUB is a high school organization with principles similar to those of the Young lVlen's Christian Association. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high stand- ards of Christian character and leadership. The club motto is Clean Speech, Clean Athletics, Clean Living and Clean Scholarship, The organization is composed of young men from the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes. The officers of the Hi-Y Club for this year are: President .,t.,,,,,,t,,,,,,, ,t t,,.,,.,.., t,,t,,t,,t,. ,,,, T H OLMAS LAEARREE Vice-President ,t,, ..,,...,t, ..,, U , BEN TURNER Secretary .,t,,tt,,t ,.... W ILLARD ROlBlSON Treasurer ,,,,,,,, - ,t,,t,,t,t . ..,,t RALPH MERTCLE Chaplin ,. .,...t.,tt,tt,tt , ,..,... CHARLES SCHNEIDER Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,t,,,,,,,,... . ,tt,,c - ,,t,...,,,t,, JAMES INMAN Under the capable leadership of Mr. Treece, the organization has had a most successful year, and we hope it will continue thus in the years to come. Forty Wife MQMQMQ Girl Reserves This club which is a new organization this year has proved very interesting. Membership is open to Senior and Junior girls and the members are elected according to scholarship, habits and personality. The aim of the organization is to prepare the girl to face life squarely, to find and give the best, and to help in the building of personality and of atti- tudes in line with social progress. The officers of the club are: NORMA CHARLES , ,.r,e .,.,,,,...,. . .. President VIRGINIA HAYES r.r,r, Vice-President VERA WARD ,,,,...,,, ..e,r,r,.... S ecretary ADELLA WEBER r,e,.r,..,,.,,e,e.,.,r,,,,,,e.,.,r,r,,,,...,. . .,,r,e,. Treasurer Miss Forsyth, the advisor is to be congratulated on her untiring efforts to make the club a success. We feel her time has been well spent. J F crrty-One BFA :fi 2,2 Le Cercle F francais With the opening of the school year, it was decided to continue the French Club. The following officers were elected for the year: MARGARET THORNTON ,.e,,,,,,c,c,c ,, .,c,c,c,.. ,, ,c..,c,,,, President KATHERINE KALTENMARK e,e,e,,,,,,,,,e,e,e.c Vice-President IRENE GOECKERMAN ,,e,,,,..,,,,,,,o,o , re., Secretary and Treasurer VELMA SWARTZ ,,,.,,,..,,,,,,.,, , ,,,.... , ,,,,,..,,,,,,,. Reporter Program Chairmen The purpose of the cluib is to create a keener interest in the French lan- guage by studying the people, French traditions, and other interesting phases of French life. With the help and guidance of Miss Forsyth, our French teacher, this pur- pose Was successfully accomplished by means of the various programs during the year. F orty'-Two CZFFLY Rf' 'U O L Latin Club The Latin Club was organized in 1931 under the sponsorship of Miss Forsyth, the language teacher, The first year proved so successful that the club. the name of which is Veni, Vidi, Vici, was organized at the beginning of the first semester of this year. All members of either the first or second year class and all those interested in Latin, are eligible members. The officers elected for this school year are: EVELYN HUTCHISON ,, L, t..,.,t , t,,,,,,,, C L- President CHARLES DOWLING ,t,t ,,,t ,,,. .,t,t.i.. V 1 ' ce-President JOSEPH EACKELMAN ,L Secretary and Treasurer CAROLINE WENZ , ,,,,t,t Y L t,t,t,, t,t,t, Y C ,t,t Reporter Program Committee The club chose as its motto i'Carpe diem, 'Seize the opportunity. The purpose of the club is to better acquaint the members with Roman life and history, which has been well carried out in a series of very interesting programs. given once a month in the high school auditorium, Forty-Three QMQMQM 'ff K fr N iD P Pt Dramatic Club The first meeting of the Dramatic Club was held October 16, under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert Barber. Tfhe following officers were elected: MARGARET TINNEY ,c,,,c ' mt ,,,,,,c,, Presz dent BEN TURNER ,cc.c.,o,cc,cc,c , c,,c ., Vice-President WILDA WALKER .r,cc,cc cc,.,c...c, S ecretary ERMA KAZMAIER ,,c,.c,,c, ,r., ..,. T reasurer EVELYN HUTCHISON ,,c,. c,c, Y E ,cc,c.,., Reporter IRENE GOECKERMAN DONNA SCHOENBERGER Executive Officers FREDERICK BOETSCH This club presented several programs for the high school throughout the year. The aim of this club is to improve the dramatic ability of the students. All the members wish to thank Mr. Barber for the interest he has shown in the activities of the club, for we know that each one of us has benefited by being a member of this club. of F orty-F our PiR'ffFffFL'1Cii' i i . O10 YMQMQMQQ Science Club The members of the Science Club held their first meeting October 16, under the sponsorship of Mr. Canfield. The following officers were elected: RALPH MERICLE . ,,,, ,,,,,, , W Preszdent MERLIN WITZLER -- .. Vice-President MARY CRANKER . . .. . ,,,,,, Secretary ALFRED SNYDER . . . -. .c,,i,,,,,,....i ....... . Treasurer A program committee was appointed to conduct each meeting. The pro- grams consisted of demonstrations, reports of scientific men and their inventions, and discussions about various things, such as aeroplanes, dirigibles, etc. The members of the club took a great interest in it and seemed ready to do their part. It has been very beneficial and we hope it Will continue. F orty-F ive 'N 7, W , , , we D Q2 Pl Music Club The Music Club is a new organization of this year. About forty musically inclined members joined. Under the leadership of Mr. Gerber we feel that this club will be a success in the coming years. The following officers Were elected: ALMA GRACE LIMMER ,.,.,c .,,,, , President EDGAR LIPPERT ....ccc.c,,, ,L cccc Vice-President MARILYN KAUTZ ,c,.cccc, , ,............ Secretary DOROTHY ECKEL ,ccc,,,,,,,c ..c,e..c. Treasurer CARLTON CALDWELL LL,,,, L . L c,c,,LLLLLL,,,,cLcLc.... Reporter RICHARD WELLSTEAD 1 ARTHELLA BRITTON Program Committee HATTIE EULLER At each meeting a musical program was given with every member partici- pating once or more during the year. The programs consisted of solos, duets, instrumental selections and historical readings. 'if Siu f 3 H L9 I e,, Orchestra Last fall the orchestra was organized with several new members. Th lowing officers were elected: THOMAS LAFARREE c eeee ,, ,,,,,,7,7,,,,7,.V.. President WILLARD ROBISON eeeee eeee eeee i Vice-President ERMA KAZMAIER e,,, , .. Secretary and Treasurer DICK WELLSTEAD B , ,,,,,,7 ,,,,,,,,, L ibrarian WILDA WALKER , S eeeeeeeee . .. Reporter INSTRUMENTS Second Violin Ben Turner Earl Nollenberger Bernice Reed Cello Beatrice Scheider First Violin Glenn Simmons Clarence Degner Hattie Fuller Marilyn Kautz Erma Kazmaier Clarinet Wendell Riggle Alfred Snyder Tyrnpani Thomas Lalfarree Vvlillard Robison Bernita Reed Euphonium Drums George Smithers Joe liackelman Trombone Francis Kaltenmark Carlton Caldwell Cornet Charles Schneider Dick Wellstead Bruce Bodart Stanley Hoffman Frances Leatherman Bass Violin Wilda Walker Piano Alma Grace Limmer Flute Paul Munger The orchestra made several public appearances during the school year of 1931 and 1932, and feel grateful for the fine instruction of Mr. Gerber. F orty-Seven efo QMQMQM WC K N D G 2 Somethin' Stay? EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Arthur Wilson ASSOCIATE EDITORS Margaret Tinney Norma Charles James Inman Ben Turner Walter Zieman ART EDITORS Ralph Mericle Margery Acklin TYPISTS Donna Schoenberger Norma Lintner BUSINESS MANAGER Velma Swartz FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Forsyth Mr. Barber Forty-Eight MQMQMQ Black and Gold Staff EDITOR-IN-CI-IIEE Velma Swartz ASSOCIATE EDITORS Alfred Snyder Alma Grace Limmer Irene Cwoeckerman Norma Charles Frederick Boetsch Arthur Wilson BUSINESS MANAGERS Erma Kazmaier Ben Turner Walter Zieman Ella Mae Plummer Helene Baker TYPISTS Donna Schoenberger Vera Vvlard PLATE ARTISTS Charles Lorber Ralph Mericle Margery Aeklin EACULTY ADVISORS C. B. Riggle, Supt. O. C. Treece, Prin. F ortyf-Nine :- gsgtAcK AND goto Student Council The Student Council is a new organization formed early in the year. At the first meeting the following representatives reported: Seniors4Thomas LaFarree, Erma Kazmaier: Juniors4Willard Robison, Viola Bostdorf: Sophomores-Robert Sprengel, Ruth Williams: Freshman-Richard Wellstead, Helen Marie Bowers: G. A. A.fIrene Inman: B. A. A.f.Iames Inman: Hi-Y- Arthur Wilson: Music DepartmenteWildz1 Walker: Somethin' Staff+Ben Turner: National Honor Society-Irene Goeckerman. The following officers were elected: IRENE GOECKERMAN t,oo ,,occ , President WILDA WALKER ,,,, ,,c,. V z'ce-President RUTH WILLIAMS ,,oc, ,, ,,,,t, L t,,,,,ct,,,,,t,,,,,,,,, Secretary The purpose of the Student Council is to aid in the internal administration of the school, to cooperate with the faculty in the promotion of a suitable pro- gram of extra curricular activities, to further the best interest of the school by developing among the students a sense of responsibility for the school's welfare, and to give practical training in citizenship. Mr. Huffman, our sponsor, lead us through the year. We, the Student Council, feel that this organization has not been in vain and has accomplished something worth while for the school. Fifty P31 R. QC Q National Honor Society Since the National Honor Society was organized in 1925, fifty students have been given this distinction. Qualifications for membership are scholarship, character, service, and leadership. The faculty elects five per cent of the class in the Junior year, and the remainder of the 15 per cent in the Senior year. We feel that this organization encourages the students to take a greater interest in the studies as Well as the school activities. This year our class is represented by Irene Goeckerman, Alfred Snyder, Margaret Tinney, Ethel Cupp, Vera Ward, Ella May Plummer, Homer Reitz and Velma Swartz. The students elected in the various years were as follows: 1925-Imogene Kazmaier, Gertrude Braun, Eunice Davis, Dorothy Sutter and Angeline Lownsbury. 1926-Howard Sattler, Frederick Leydorf, Bernice Snyder, and Frederick Driftmeyer. l927iDorothy Mandell, Marie Wellstead, Lela Nietz, and Elizabeth Lucas. l928-Lucille Kazmaier, Eloise Luebben, Jessie Nietz, Marjorie Milligan, Elizabeth Thornton and Richard Kruse. 1929-Elsie Metzger, Gordon Chappell, Bernice Hower, Rozella Spoerl, Frieda Anderegg, George Haas and Charlotte Menke. l930eRuth Cocanour, Fern Schaller, June Shepherd, Harry Fenneberg, Joshua Lehman, Cyril Munger and Arden Snyder. 1931-Frances Byrne, Margaret Goeke, Ruth Coehrs, Frances Mandell, Ethel Baker, Fern Hufford, Barbara Sattler, Melvina Kuhlman and Ross Crom. Fifty-One L AVE K ' 4 N D G O L D Girls, Qlee Club Boys' Qlee Club Fiftyffwo EE If Y S B3 R G L C3 H Mixed Chorus Northwestern Eistecldfod F f Three QMQMQM B FQ ' 1 Semester Honor Roll MARGARET THORNTON MARGARET TINNEY WILDA 'WALKER IRENE GOECKERMAN ALMA GRACE LIMMER HAZEL HOLCOMB DOROTHY IIUCKENIIERGER LAURA YOO MIRIAM SCHNEIDER URSULA KOTOWSKI CAROLINE WENZ MELVIN MQEILLEN HOWARD WILLIAMS State Scholarship Contestants CAROLINE WENZ HAZEL HOLCOMB MELVIN McEILLEN DOROTHY ECKEL Plane Geometry , Latin I ADELLA WEEBER .IOHN HAYES ROLAND ZACHMAN DONALD ACKLIN . ,, ,, Physics Latin II WILI.IAM COMPTON WII-DA WALKER CHARLES DOVJLING MAXINE MURRAY . , . , W General Science , . ,, French I ALMA REITZ ELLA M, PLUMMER MAY SMITHERS VELMA SWARTZ . Algebra I French II MARGARET TINNEY ALTHEA KRUSE IRENE GOECKERMAN DOROTHY BUCKENBERGER American History ,, Eng. II ROBERT THOMAS RUTH SWOPE BRUCE LERCH RUTH HAHN Modern History Eng, I HENRY KUTSCHKE KATHERINE KALTENMARK LEONARD DEERE MARGARET THORNTON ., Chemistry Eng. III Fifty-Four Play Casts The play Daddy Long-Legs has a very interesting and pleasing plot. The story centers around an orphan girl, Judy Abbott who has lived in an orphan's home for 18 years, and in Whom Jervis Pendleton, a Wealthy trustee of the home suddenly takes a keen interest, and whom Judy calls her Daddy Long-Legs, as she has never seen him. The play develops very rapidly from this point. telling how Jervis learns to love Judy a great deal, and she in turn loves him. who is reconciled at the conclusion of the play, as her Daddy Long-Legs. Director-Imogene Forsyth DADDY LONG-LEGS Margaret Tinney Judy Abbott ooooo,,ro tttttt........t,tttttt......,..Vt.,tt,....gg .ggvg Jervis Pendleton ,.... James McBride ....... Sallie McBride ,,,.,, Julia Pendleton ,,.,, Mrs. Pendleton ....,, Miss Pritchard .,.. Mrs. Semple ...., Mrs. Lippett v...,,,. Cyrus Wykoff ,,.... Abner Parsons ,..., Griggs ,,.,,.......,., Walters ,,,,,,,.... Carrie ,,i.,...,. Sadie Kate ,,,,, Gladiola ,,,,.. Loretta ,,.. Mamie .,,, ,, Polly .... Susie ,,,...Y,..,.,,,,. M ary ,..,,,,,,,.......... Freddie Perkins W Frankie Brown .,,. ,lmllllilllillllllllg 'tl' ,l,,'!i:' HAPPY GO LUCKY Arthur Wilson Roland Zachman Donna Schoenberger Helene Baker Velma Swartz Erma Kazmaier Isabel Stickles Norma Lintner Ervin Clark Norval Coil Alfred Snyder Thomas LaFarree Dorothy Reitzel Garnet Friess Ethel Cupp Helen Christen Helen Finch Margaret Kleeberger Vera Ward Josephine Protsik Ralph Mericle John Smith Into an aristocratic family comes Tilly. lovable and youthful, with ideas and manners which greatly upset the circle. Tilly is so frankly honest that she makes no secret of her tremendous affection for the young son of the family. This brings her into many difficulties. But her troubles have a iovous end- THE CAST Abel Mainwaring ,...,, .,.,,,,,,,,,,........... ....,,,,,,,. J a mes Inman Milroy .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t..... ..,..,,,,.... C harles Lober Sylvia ....,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, M iriam Schneider Lady M. Maznwaring A... .,,,. A lma Grace Limmer Rev, Rylands ......,.,,,,,,, ..........., H arry Sterling Constance Darner ,,,....,.. ....... H elen Sweet Richard ,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,. A ,,,,,,,,,rr..., Ben Turner Tilly ,,,,,,,,....,,...... ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, N orma Charles Percy ,.r.....,.,.,,,,, - ...,t,,,,,,,,,, Frank Reis Amelia ,,,,,.,.,,,.,,,,, ,,.. I rene Goeckerman Grandma Banks ,,,,.. ,,,,, B eatrice Burkhart Mr. Metha Ram ,,,,. .......... C larence Degner Mrs. Welwyn ,.,.,. ,,,. E lla May Plummer Lucius Welwyn ,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,, R obert Degner Mr. Stillbottle ,,,,,,,,.. ............,r,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,..,.....,,,,,,,, ...., F r ed Boetsch Mr- Pampherston Director-Robert Barber. F ifty-F ive Homer Reitz Y YM-- .NM ,.,,. 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B L A C A N , O S :ff Ft scsi COACH BACHNIAN-This is Mr. Bachman's second year with us, and we appreciate his work very much, When he issued his call for football candidates forty fellows responded. Around his mainstays, Inman, Boetsch, Zieman, Thornton and Nlericle he built his team. We wish to thank you Mr. Bach- man for your work and hope you will be with us next year. DOC CANFIELD: Assistant CoachfDoc was always there when we needed him. He coached the second team and through hard work shaped the new timber into a fairly good team. We thank you Doc and hope you do the same next year. MR. TREECE: Faculty Manager-This man is the main cog in P. H. S. ath- letics. Due to his cheerful disposition, his keen interest and his everlasting willingness, every fellow on the team tries to do his best. CAPTAIN INMAN: Fullback--Jim end- ed his football career with a bang. He played fullback and proved his worth at this position in the Maumee game. So long, Jim. FRED BOETSCH-Ducky played guard and was great on the defense. He was a big man and his opponents soon discov- ered this fact. Too bad, Ducky, you are leaving us. Sixty 'OM MQMQ VJALTER ZIEMAN: Endfeewe can nev- er do justice to this man. Walt played end, and halfback this year, and was outstanding in both positions. He showed this in the Whitmer game. So long Walt! RALPH MERICLE: Halfbacleeliveii though Merry did fall asleep in the study hall once in awhile, he certainly didn't sleep on the field. Merry was small but mighty, to his opponents. He's a Senior so we have to say good- bye. NORVAL COIL: Guard-Coil was a new member of the squad this year. He started poorly but soon showed us he could fight. Sorry you can't stay next year, but graduation will take you. BEN THORNTON: Tackle-Another Senior whose place will be hard to fill next fall. A fighting tackle with that never say die spirit, When Ben tackled they stopped and stayed stopped. Sorry you can't be with the team next year, Ben. PRED SCPIWIND: End-Fred could fight and he surely proved it. If every player fought as he did, the opposing teams would have been completely out- played. Next year he will make them take notice. Sixty-One Llp l 1 F gee? ,Nt LEONARD DEBBE: Tackle - Debbe was one of our little fellows on the line. He was surely a threat to the op- posing teams, and played best on the offense. Debbee's only a Junior, and we expect a lot from him next year. GERALD HIRSCH: Quarterback-Gerry was built close to the ground, but when he once started, he could run circles around his opponents. Gerry will be back next year and we can expect a great deal of excitement when he gets loose with the ball. HENRY KUTSCHKE: Center-Hank came here from Toledo and proved him- self a big help to the team. Although lightly built, he held his own against his opponents. Come on Hank, let's go next year. HORACE STEVENS: C9Hl'6F7HOf3C2 was always getting bumped on the nose. Although small, he was a fighter. Hor- ace will be with us next year and we expect a great deal. JAY 'lnWlNING: TackIefHere is a fel- low who could reach over their heads and get the ball. He was our best man for breaking up the other team's plays. We expect a lot from Jay next year at tackle. Sixty-Two L if R Us B U56 gf ' . PAUL DUQUETTE: HaIfbackfDuke got started on his left foot this season, but he soon improved. He played well in the backfield, for a new man, We hope to see some great playing from this fellow next year. MELVIN BROSSIA: GuardfRed was one of those red-headed fighters. He was slow in getting started, but when he did he was hard to stop. He has two more years to go. Let's go Red. WILLIAM SASS: GuardaBill was the big man on the line, and I think the opposing teams knew it. Bill will be L with us two more years, and so we still have a chance to see him play. DICK WELLSTEAD: EndfDick was a Freshman this year. He played end, and was always on the dot with Zieman. We will probably hear much from Dick ff' in the next three years. I ,ai BRUCE BODART: Fullback--Bruce was another Freshman on our team, but he proved he wasn't so green after all. He was injured the latter part of the year, but we hope to see him fighting for his 3 . school again next year. . V 'i f Sixty-Three If QMQQMQMSSQLA Fi . . foil Football Squad Perrysburg closed its football season in a 'fine manner this year, Winning six out of ten games. We think the team did fine work this year, and hope that in the future it will do even better. Holland-Sept. 18 .,t.,, FOOTBALL SCORES O Qherej Montpelier-Sept. 25 ,,,,, ,,,.ttt 6 Qherej NapoleoniOct. 2 ,,,,,,,,,,,,., . ,,,,,,, O Qtherej North Ba1timorevOct. 9 ,,,., O Qherej Whitmer-Oct. 16 ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 1 Cherej MaumeegOct. 23 tttt...,t tttottt O Cherej Swanton-Oct. 30 t,t,t,, Risingsun-Nov. 6 e,,,,,,tt Gibsonburg-Nov, 20 ,,t,o, Rossford-Nov. 26 ,tt,., ,. Opponents ,,,.. , ,,-,,,-12 Ctherej W o..,. 3 Qherej Cherej Ctherej Q' Sixty-Four CEZECEIEUITLZQEI E S. 62 S. 0 S. 12 S. 18 S. 14 S. 28 S, 24 S. 57 S. 7 S. 2 S.224 Of'2MQQMWMQQ JAMES INMAN-''Jimmief'-Captain, Jim was one of the finest guards ever developed at P. H. S. He was strong on both offense and defense. His greatest accomplishment was in the Rossford game here when he succeeded in holding Peer, Rossford's star, scoreless and at the same time contributed several baskets to the Perrysburg score. He was a fighting captain and an outstanding leader in every game. His graduation this year will be a severe blow to P. H. S. athletics. GEORGE MCCOY-A'ScotIyn-Forward. The scrappiest little player we ever saw, with that never say die spirit. His big game was the Swanton game at Swanton. when he lead the scoring with 12 points, Scotty has another year to play. He was also outstanding in the Bowling Green and liucyrus games. Come on Scotty, we are with you. BEN TURNER- Benn-Forward. Ben teamed it at forward with lVlcCoy most of the season, playing guard part of the time. Ben seemed to go his best when the going was the toughest. His best games were the Rossford games along with Maumee and Delta games. He played not only a fine guard- ing and floor game but was also high scorer in several games. We sure will miss you a lot next year Ben. WIl.l.ARD ROBlSONA l3ud -Cenler. Bud is a natural born basketball player and with a little more confidence in himself he could go far in the game. A clean hard fighter who plays with an ease and grace that is beautiful to watch. Among his best games were the Rossford game here. the Na- poleon. llowling Green and Bucyrus games. In all of these he was outstanding and high point man. XX'e are expecting a lot from you next year Bud. FLORIS SWEET- Sweetiei'-Guard. And what a tsweetb little player he turned out to be. This was his first year out but he handled himself like a veteran. He was awfully green at first but he listened to the coach and learned fast. With two more years to go his prospects are bright indeed. l,et's go lilo? RICHARD XVlEl.LSTlfAD+ D1'chY' Richard was the only lireshie to make the grade this year. Awfully green yet, but a hard worker and a hard fighter. These two qualities are bound to make a player out of him. XVe are expecting big things of you during the next three years, Dick. Sixty-Five QMQMQQQM Wil? LU iii D, S E Basketball Review Perrysburg had a Very successful season this year winning eight out of the twelve games played. Due to the fact that we lose only two players from this year's varsity team we expect the good work to be continued next year. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec 4fHere ,L ,,.. Waterville 9 o,,,,, .,o,,o,,.,. , H Dec lleHere , Swanton H Dec. l94Here ,,,o, ,o,,o . .Napoleon 24 ..,,,,o,, H D-ec. 234Here 2 ,,,,,, ..Cygnet 15 ..,., , H Jan 9eHere ,,,o,,o o,,o tMilton lS,-,,2,,c H. Jan 15 There ,,,,,,, Rossford 17 ,,,,,,,,, H Jan 23-There ,,,, 2, Delta 27 ,oo,, H Jan 29-Here , ,,o, ,,,,,,, 2 Maumee 29 ,to, H. Eeb 5-Here ,,o,,.. Rossford 12 H Eeb 12-There ,,,,o t,,o,,o,, , Swanton 21 ..,o. , H Feb 19fHere ,o,,o , .,,,,.o,, Point Place 25-, ,,o, L H Feb 26fThere Bowling Green 26 .,,.,,... H Total 231 ....,,2.,2,,..,,,,,, H TOURNAMENT GAME March 5 H 2,,2 At EremontfBucyrus 28 2,,o,, H Sixty-Six P lE QQ S lg G ! Q H I Ei .1 F 7 ' . ii A ' 55 . ' W W -f in 4. ls I . . xr -' +I - N if Q W 4, g V.. -.VkW... 4 A I' 'F4lOIV DaL A A F' iff. 4 Q 'f . A - 13452: I - ja industrious 3 '-HLV , .L Q- . . . V yvf, . Q A . ,,f. . LQL' 'f ' rmsfw eras! A ig. 31, 'ii 4 A. f .bA . 1 'Q H : , Q 1 4 V E - if QflY4 HON K! I XE., , .g 5 13-I . ' EM . 3 , - Q ,V Kfds ' K NJ - J it s t. fi' is T'2AT.f 1 on KNQN HIINI' THE OLE A MAUMEE -i'1oeLss- ' : on RED .ff fw- ul.. ., Elsie K f 'F .Q ii. Q Y Q' cnugfq Pilar. . FQ P if 'PA L S any 2, f E G05 . f...,. P i MQnfzoBeCtSP5 7 ,, y' . J gf? .:,,, 8 -V x 1 it S -A . A 3 h I '7' gf 5 ...W Y H SEV S ,Q 5 ,A .. ,ww i .. if V f , V 5 5 1 .- M T K if ' f , SFURTVS CARL,e5NorHgx Fxsu fame Sixty-Sew CT1 QMQM MT L W. fr N Q QL Di Calendar SEPTEMBER Tuesday 8-Whew, a nice new school. Boys and girls separated in assemblies- not so good. Wednesday 18-Seniors organize-new type of party discussed-look out. Thursday l7fClasses organized and working hard. Friday 18-Football squad wins over Holland 62-O. Come on. Let's go! Friday 25---Montpelier visits and we lose-6-O. Rain and mud everywhere. OCTOBER Friday 2--P. H. S. travels to Napoleon. Perrysburg wins, l2-O. Keep up the Spirit. Friday 9-North Baltimore plays here. We win, 18-O after a hard fought battle. Monday l2AGo to auditorium to hear Royal Holland Bell Ringers. We're in- formed that the wooden shoe has more than one use. Tuesday 134-Ho Hum! Times haven't changed. Six week tests as usual. Friday lCmEWhitmer defeats us here, 14-21. Another game played in the rain. Friday 234EThe great game, Maumee-Perrysburg. Hurrah! We won 28-0. Thursday 29fSenior Party--A Masquerade-YHuge Success! First Wedding performed. NOVEMBER Monday 2--Hi-Y hold special meeting. New members voted in. Wednesday -l-Mr. Huffman reseats History classfl wonder why! Friday 13a-LaVerne Stout PlayersfSenior exclusive party. Had a fine time, Wednesday Z5--Hurrah! Thanksgiving vacation. Come back Monday the 30th. Thursday 26-Thanksgiving turkey dinners. After that we lost to Rossford 20-2. Not so good fellows. DECEMBER Friday 4+Seniors get day off to have pictures taken-Frankenstein in the after- noon. Oh! Oh! Friday ll-Second basketball game. We defeated Swanton 48-8. Vs7hat a team? What a team! Monday 14--Seniors elect Annual Staff. Come on! Subscribers forget the de- pression. Friday l8fMr. Gerber's Musical program is produced-A success. Wedesday 23iChristmas play presented to student body. National Honor mem- bers elected. Sixty-Eight is ERR it f S39 Eg is .I.gaff Calendar JANUARY Monday 4-Back to school after a rest of 10 days. Gee! We have to work again. Friday 15-P. H. S. quintet travels to Rossford, We lost after a very close game. Wednesday 20-HThe Promised Land given in auditorium by students of Dramatic Club. Friday 294Pep Meeting in auditorium. Some clever ideas. Two members of Student Council in charge. Friday 29fMaumee visits us. Sorry to say, but we lost, FEBRUARY Tuesday 2-Busy as usual. Sorry, the woodchuck didn't see his shadow. Saturday I3-I-li-Y fellows gives us a dance. Bid system used. A huge success. Rainstorm of balloons at 10:00, Wednesday 17-Chapel! Washington program-Martha and George come back to modern times. Monday 22-Hurrah: A free dayl Saturday 274Senior girls entertain the fellows. A proposal. MARCH Tuesday lvStaff begins work on Annual in earnest. Pictures of under classmen are taken. Friday 4fTournament at Fremont. Lose first round to Bucyrus 28-20. Tuesday 8-Boys' Intramurals. Sorry! Senior fellows no more games. Wednesday 16-Chapel. Rev. Kluepfel brings us an Easter message. Tuesday 22-Hopi Indians visit us. Oh, The Snake Dance. APRIL Friday lfNorthwestern Eisteddfod. Saturday 24Sophomores party. Lots of fun. Monday -1-Two Senior girls get skipping ropes. MAY Saturday 7faScholarship contest. Bright ones come forth. Thursday l2iJunior-Senior Banquet. Sunday l5eBaccalaureate Sermon. From 16 to ZOsCommencement week. Sixty-Nine Qt .4 C Kp A Npf? aio tb Alumni The First Alumni Association was formed in 1886. A banquet was held at the Perrysburg Town Hall on the evening of July 2, 1886. The officers of the Association Were: MRS. E. E. BARTON-SUTTON .v,,u,, ,,c,,.,,u,..,c P resident MARY I. CARROLL uc,.,,u,,t,,t,,t,,,.u,, Vice-President MARY E. DODGE-MILLER ,t,,t,, ,,.,u,,t,,. S ecretary MRS, E. L. BLUE ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t....v,,,,,t ,,,,t, . . Treasurer The present officers of the Association are: MR. ROBERT HILLABRAND .u,,u,,r, u,,u,..,u,, P resident ELEANOR ROOSE ,,s,,, ,, e,.u,.u,,t ,t,,r, V ice-President SUSAN DAVIS e,tt,tt,,t,,........c,tt,LL,L,..,ee.uc,ce,rt,tt,....,eu, .... S ecretary MARTHA FAHRER ,,...r .. .,,,,,r,,t,,t ...,.ci.,e.......,.......... ,u,, . . Treasurer In this annual the Senior Class of 1932 is endeavoring to submit to you a record of those who have previously graduated from Perrysburg High School. We have done our best to make this list correct and accurate. If errors are found it is hoped that the difficulties of this task will be appreciated and any errors which may have been made will be overlooked. Seventy PERRQSBUR 1R66 Anna Beach. ...... . ....... . . Esther Crook-Sutton. ..... . Helen Hitchcock-Troup. .... . 1870 Gertrude Hitchcock-Story ..... Ada Hitchcock-Hall ....,.,.. Mary Beach-Marvin. ....., . . . 1871 Kate Brown-Tucker. ....... . Marion Laskey-Shanks. . . Kittie M. Smith ..... . ...... 1872 Anna Shannon-Caples. ....... Marion H. Curtis ....... Maggie Roach .... ...... Euphemia Robertson ,.... Sarah Lindsay-Douglas ..... Henry A. Ross ............. 1873 Pearly Gates-Wollridge. ..,..... Jessie Frederick ....... .... Mabel Smith .............,. Eugenia Beach-Chapman. . . . Chauncey Taylor .........,. 1874 Tillie Roach. ,,.......... . . Tillie Escott-Hartshorn ..... Eva Powers-Williams ..... Eliza Webb-Taylor ..... May Robertson-Averill ....... . . Anette Ross-Hume. ..........,. 1876 Eliza Thompson ..... .... Etta Webb-Bock .,.. Carrie E. Lindsay .... Mary Dodge-Miller. .. .... 1 879 Lewis Webb ................ Orra C. McKnight ......, Carrie L. Brown, .......... . . . Nettie Lawrence-Haylor. ...... . Minnie Wetmore-Blue .......... Mattie Westcott-Hillabrand ..... Alice E. Crook. . ........... . . . ' ...... Providence, R.I. Edith Day-Allen ..........,. 1 880 Anna Hirth-Mason. ........ . Alta Trowbridge-Watson. . . Nellie Krepps-Wilson ..... Lillie Oblinger-Kohl. ..... . . . Mary 1. Carroll ..... .... . . . . . Amelia Mclsaac-Roberts ...,. 1882 So hia Hendrix-Richardson p ..... Fred B. Hollenbeck. ......,. . Maggie Zaenger ......,..... Carrie Pierce-Thompson ..,.... 1883 Lucy Boyce-Lowe ........... Ada Fleming ..,...... ,... ...., Bertha Trowbrid ge-C handler ..... Z1 M amma ,... . . .Deceased , . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . . .Deceased ..........Deceased . . .,....... Deceased .Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . .Deceased . . . .Deceased . . . .Deceased . . . .Miami, Florida .......,.Deceased ..........Deceased . . . .San Diego, Calif. . . . . . .Peoria, Illinois . . .Caldwell, Kansas . . .Address Unknown .,.......Deceased ...,..,...Deceased . . . ,Perrysburg. Ohio .........Deceased ..........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Urhana, Ohio . . . .Chicago, Illinois . . . .Sari Diego. Calif. .Andarko, Oklahoma . .......,. Deceased . . . .Chieago, Illinois .. . . . . . . .Dr-ceased . ...... Deceased .......Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ...........Deceased .Bowling Green, Ohio ...........Deceased Cleveland Park, D.C. . ......,.., Deceased ..........Deceased .. . . Saginaw, Mich. . . . Kansas City, Mo. ...........Deceased Salt Lake City, Utah . . , .Milwaukee, VVis .Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . . .Seattlc. Wash. ..........Deceased . . . .Deceased .. . . . . .Toledo. Ohio .. . . .Chicago, Illinois ......Mesa, Arizona Nettie Hendrix-Lane ......,..... Bowling Green, Ohio Ida Zingg-Pomeroy. . ,... . . . . Lena Zurfiuh. ........ . . . .. 1884 Nettie Oblinger-Hamilton ..... Mary Seihert-Whitehead .... Minnie Yeager-Murray ..... Sophia Zaenger-Hampton ...., ...,.......Dcceased . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio ..........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Punta Gorda, Fla. ..........Deceased 1885 Joseph E. Baird ............,.. Emily Adams-Rouse ..... . . . Eva Rhein frank-Lampman .,.. Ella E. Hollenbeck. ........ . Mar B Weddell y . . ...... . . Julia Brown'Dawson .....,... Ida Zurhuh ....,............,. Hallie Hollenbeck-Hollenback .... 1886 John Barton .,..... . Henry R. Roether .,... Julia Eberly-Pyle .....,. Cora Chappell-Barton ..... Grace Hollenbeck. ..... . . 1887 Sa .Bowling Green. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ult Ste. Marie, Mich. . . .Los Angeles, ... . . .Haskins. . ..,. Toledo. ..........Dec , . .Perrysburg. eased Calif. Ohio Ohio . . . Springfield, Mo. eased Ohio .. . .Brunswick, Ga. ........Dec ...Toledo. Alice C. Johnson. ..............,........ . .Dec Margaret M. Weddell-Ray. .... . Fanny A. Veiteh .....,........ Minta Stevens-Kennedy .... Myra H. Hanson ......... 1888 Bernard Getz ............... Frederick J. Champney.. . . Harry Cook. ....... ,. . . . Russell YVilliams ....... Genia Buckhouse ....... Kate Wetzcl-Jameson.. . . . May Chappell. ............ . Emma Curtis-Letherman.. , . Edith Lamnman-Powers .... May Wallace. ........... . 1889 Charles Hayes .......... ...... Kittie Hayes-Cooley. ..,. . . Edith Frusher'Pope ......... Winifred Frusher-Redick.. , . . William H, Rheinfrank ..,... Clara Chappuies-Williams.. . . Frances LaFarree ........., Cora M. Pierce ........... Nettie Zingg-Hegamaster .,... 1890 Howard A. Lampman .......... James Archibald Ross. , . John Fitterer ...,. .,.,. . Ira Hoover ............ Audubon Johnson. ........ . Kittie Caldwell-Voght ....... Anna Rocther .............. Edith Hollenbeck-Bmndhuber. . 1891 Mabel Hilton-Maddy., .... . . Mary Oblinrzer ........ Myrta Wilson-Hayes .... 1892 Edith Chapman-Champney. . Minnie Hayes-Sullivan. . ..... Myrta Wight-Sheridan ...... Lena Wedertz-Mead .... Julia Knerr-Burnett. . . Betty Thornton ....... Edith Escott-Witzler .... Alta Witzler-Veitch ....... Clara Knull-Finkhiner .... . Charles P. Champney. . . . . George B. Rheinfrank.. . , .... Eagle Pt. Colony Seventy-One ...........Dee .Santa Barbara. eased O hio eased eased Calif. . . . . .Toronto. Canada ........Toledo. Ohio . . .Fort Worth. Texas .. . . . Monroe. Mich. ........Dec ...Perrysburg. ........Dec' eased Ohio eased . . .Cordalis. Oregon . ....... Toledo. Ohio . . . .Ann Arbor. Mich. . . . .Brookings S.Dak. ..........Dee eased . . . . . .Glendale, Calif. . .McLaughlin, S.Dak. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .Newton Center. Iowa . . . . . . .Pc-rrysburg. Ohio . Bowling Green, Ohio Jessie Wallace-Hullibarger ...... . . . . . . .Perrysburg. .......,...Dec . . .Perrysburg, .. . . .Toledo. Ohio eased Ohio Ohio .San Francisco, Calif. . .Minneapolis, Minn. . . . . . .Laramie, VVyo. .San Francisco, Calif. ...........Dec .....Republic. . ......... Dec . . . . .Perrysburg. . . .Perrysburg. ..........Dec eased Ohio eased Ohio Ohio eased . . . .Glendale, Calif. . . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio .. . . .Toledo. Ohio .....Dee eased .. . . .Toledo, Ohio ..........Dec ....Perrysburg, ........To1edo. eased Ohio Ohio . .Grand Rapids, Ohio . . . . , . .Pi-rrysburg. Ohio . Ohio QMQMQQMBLACK I Alumni 1393 1900 Daisy Thompson-Davidson .... Fannie Adams-Bates ,..... Eva Zingg-Reape ..... Grace Blinn-Harvey. . , . Ila Lawrence Cole ...,.. Della Tracy-Munger ..,.. ....,. Charles F. Chapman, Jr. .,..,. . 1894 Lillie Charles-Paine ,,......, Carrie Keller-Brown .... Leslie M. Ross ....... Julia M. Roether ,... , . VVilliam J. Wedertz ..,.. Samuel J. Reither ,.., Hallie IVI. Blinn ....... Frederick C. Averill ,...,. . . . 1895 Jean K, Hollenbeck ...,..... Gertrude E. Chapman .... Addie Jezzard-Ivlarvin .... Helen Sampson-Kell .... Bertha G. Cranker .... Oliver N. Viledertz.. . . . lylaxwell VV. Ross ........ Gertrude Hayes-McCain .,,. 1896 Mayme A. Nolan ........... Pearl P. Trombla, Bayer.. . . . Lila A. VVard .,.. ...,...... Gertrude Veitch-Stevens ..... Amelia Wetzel-Ruswinckel.. . Emery C. VVilsou .......... Elizabeth Crook-Julian. . , . . , 1897 Eleanor Kavanaugh ,........ Helen R. Danz .......... Charles H. Neiderhouse . . . Somers L. Eberly. ..... . Frank M. Hoover.. . . . Eiwin Bruce ....... , .... 1898 Bess Blinn-Hartshorn ....... Anna Clegg-Eggleston. ..... . Ellen Cranker-Middaugh .,... Fred G. Greushaber ...,..,. Norman L. Hanson .,.,.. Raymond R. Hartshorn .... Victoria Hoffman-Knauss.. . . Helen Lawrence'Riddle .,.. Grace Trombla-Webb .... LeRoy IVellstead. .,.., . George E. NVilde. ,.,. . Oleva J. Ford ..... ...... 1899 Nellie Britten-Berning. ...., . Linda B. Chapman ........ Augusta Charles4Limmer ...., Myra Hayes ............ , . Dorothy Perrin-McMann .... Lulu Schnumloeffel. ..... . Joseph E. Dunipace.. . .. Clarence F. Eberly.. . . . Leroy I. Oblinger. ..,.. . . Joseph Beach Chapman ,.,. Florence Cranker .....,.. .. , .Wasliington, D.C. . . ......... Deceased . . ,Ellensburg, VVash. . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . , . . . . ,Sylvania, Ohio . . . . .Chicago, Illinois VVest Hartford, Conn. ..... . . .Toledo, Ohio . . , . . . . . .Dundee, Mich. . . .Fort VVayne, Indiana .. . . . . .Gallatin, Tenn. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .........Deceased . . . . . . .Vilashington . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perryshurg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio , ..., Perrysburg, Ohio . ,... VVashington, D.C. . . . .Cincirinati, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . ...New York City . . . .New York City .. . .Toledo, Ohio ...........Deceased . . . ,Perryshurg, Ohio ....,.......Deceased . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Toled0, Ohio ..... . . .Deceased ,.....,.,..Deceased , . , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio .........Deceased . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ......,'1'oledo, Ohio ,...Calgary, Canada , , , . .Perryshurg, Ohio . , . .San Francisro. Calif. . . . , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Tolf-do, Ohio . ...The Dallas, Ore. .........De-ceased , , . ,Ottumwa, Iowa .. . , . . .Toledo, Ohio , . .... Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ......,..Deceased .. . . .Akron, Ohio .........Deceased . . . .San Diego, Calif. . .,..... Deceased . . . . . ,Toledo, Ohio ............Deceased . , .Eagle Point Colony .. . . . , . , .Deceased . . , ,Deceased Elmo Albert .............,,. Alta Blinn-Witzler ......... Edna Chapman-Hillibrand .... Mabel Collier ............. Margaret Cranker ,....... Ola Hartshorn. ..... . Robert Hillabrand .... May Duford ,........ Clara Leydorf-Meyer .,.. . . David Main ........ Jessie Main ......... Jessie Meeker-Gallier. . . George Munger.. . .. Katherine Rhoda-Nickle ..... Lillie Seiling-Dubhs ..,...,.. 1902 Myrtle Blinn-Bashore. . . ,. . . Lillie Danz-Scott .,.,...... Hari iet Dunipace-Oblinger. . . Edgar C. Hampton ..,..... Jessie Finkbeiner-Lewis., . Eva Hillabrand. ...., . Ralph T. Hanson ...,.. Mamie Webb-Pappin. . . Ada Munger-Brown.. . . Raymond Pringle .,.. Edward Wenz ..... Mary Wittman., .. ..... 1903 Oliver Davis ..... .... Percy Hampton ..... Bertha Hillabrand ,,,. Joseph Myers ............ Ida XVc-llstead-Schneider .,.. Amelia Pfister-Cook-Doren.. . Roy B. Hoover ....,........ 1904 Myra T, Amon-Kaltenmark.. Bess Baird, . ..,,,.,.... . . . , Helen Bowers-Budd. . . Lillian Broka-Reviez ....,.. Everett Neifer. ..... , ..,.. . . Daisy Schaumloeffel-Mallet . . 1905 Joseph Rossbach ...,.,...., Thomas Tonkin ,... ...,.... . . . .Monroeville, .,. . . . .Toledo, , . . Perrysburg, .. . . .Toledo. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio .......,.,Deceased . . .Perrysburg, . . , Perrysburg, Ohio Ohio . .... . ......, Deceased .......Risingsun, Colorado Springs. . , . .Los Angeles, . . .Bowling Green, . . . . .Perrysburg, . . . .Fremont . . .... Denver. . . .Indianapolis, In . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Colo. Calif, Ohio Ohio Ohio Colo. diana Ohio . . , . . , ,Deceased .........Deceased .. .San Diego, Calif. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .London, England ,. .Cadillac, Mich. . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . .Fremont, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio , . .... Toledo, Ohio .. . .Sante Fe, N. Mex. . . .Los Angeles, Calif. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . , . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .I7resno. Calif. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Detroit, Mich. .....Mauniee, Ohio . . . .Cleveland, Ohio , . , . . Perrysburg, Ohio .., Detrrit. Mich. ,. , . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .,. Mt. Sterling, Ky, Grace lvlatthews-Simmons , . .South Charleston, Ohio Genevieve Myers-Kopp ..,... ........ .... D e ceased 1906 Ruby Cafnker-Hodges, ..... .,.. F erndale, Mich. Edna Nei er-Degner. ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Ethel Van Valkenburg.. , . , , , .Cleveland, Ohio Marie Amon-Hayes. ..,. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Lulu Bayer-Rossbaeh., , . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio Myrtle Laydorf-Troyer. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Estella Carter-Kopp. .... . , .Perrysburg, Ohio Edith Spilker-Wagner .... , . . . .... Lemoyne, Ohio Ray McCaslin. ,..,,.,.. ......... R ossford, Ohio Karl Eberly ..,....,.. .... I fort YVayne. Indiana Grover Schaller ..., .............. H arrisburg, Pa. 1907 Ailine Trudeau-Pisor. . ........ ..., C olunibus, Ohio Valley Simmons-Luebben .... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Hazel Trombla-Mehling .,.. ..., C hicago. Illinois Edith Keller-Fenton ..,..... .....,.... D eceased Ila Blinn-Hatfield .,...,.,..,..,....... Toledo, Ohio Hallie Sliipman-Neiderhouse, , ..,... Whitehouse, Ohio Harold Munger. .... , .... , . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Robert Hartshorn ....,,.,.. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Della Budd-Lindsay.. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Seventy-Two Richard Carter ............. ......... D eceased MQMQMQ 1908 Bertha Schaller-Britten. .... . Ruth Lucas ..........,..... Mazie Rhoda.. . . Irene LaFarree .... Lottie Fink ...,.,... Grace Carter. ,.,.,.. . Donald C . Hampton ......... 1909 Ed. Schwind. ..... .... . . Ralph McCaslin .,.. ..... Howard Heilman. . . John Budd ...... . . Zella Gunder-Kidney ......., Alumni 1 . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Berkeley, Calif. . . Perrysburg, Ohio . .P'errysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .I-Iaskins, Ohio . . . .Los Angeles, Calif. . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . .St. Louis, Mo. . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . .Maumee, Ohio Esther Thompson-Van Norman .... Mable Shipman-DeVerna .... Bertha Shiple ..,.. . ....., . Lillian Hoffman-Heilman .... Alta Munger-Hahn. .... . . Anna Eckel-Wilson. ..... . Ila Simmons-Brinkman .... Lulu Schneider-Kazmaier .... Cora Weidner-Ziss ...,...,. Marie Burdo-Bench ...... Dora DeVerna-Shipman .... George Shiple. ..,.,,.. , Charlotte Ide ,... Mamie Rogers.. . Lucy Borck .... .... 1910 Mildred Blinn .............. Edna Britten-Spilker ......,. C. Clayton Browne ..., Eugene Budd ...,.... Leo L. Burch. ..,.,.... . L. Clayton Chambers .... Susan Davis.. . ........ . Edward Lee Hartshorn. . . Roland Herkimer ..... Aurilla Hulford .... Carroll Pew ..... Frank Powell. .,..,... . Joseph Stewart ......,... Esther Swartz-Robinson ..,. Margery Wilson-Thorman. . . Ray Zachman .,...,.,,..... 1911 Lucille Barton-LaFarree ..... Carrie Hurdo-Hahn ,..... Jennie Comstock-Fuller.. . Francis Darrett-Sexton. . . . Donald Finkbciner ...... Clarence Hufforrl ..... Carl Hillabrand.. . . Carolyn Jacobs ..,., Hubert Johnson ...... Clara Kistler-Bienie ..... Jean Lucas ......... Pearl Schrier ....... Martin Schwank .... Merl Smith ..,....... Clara Spilker-Dick.. . . Edna Spilker ..,..... .... 1912 Marie Mun er-Schuster g . ..... Esther Budd-Hayden ..,..... Eugene Amon ........ Sadie Hahn-Tinney ...., Edwin Clay. ,...... ..... . Gladys Christman. ........ . Marie Haefner-XVilliams .... . .Perrysburg , Ohio . . . . .XVeston. Ohio . . . .Sylvania, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Hamilton, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . Rega, Mich, . .Perrysburg, Ohio . , .Ypsilanti. Mich. VVood stock. Md . . . . . Detroit, . . . . . . . .New .NVashington, Mich. York D.C. . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Cleveland, Ohio . ...... Deceased .........Deceased . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio 1913 Earl Harbauer .... ........... Mary Clay ..............,... Florence Heckler-Lownsbury.. . George Roose ................ Frances Topliff-Koplein .,....... W'inifred Pope-Crawford. ..,. . Fern Kazmaier-Christman ..... Beatrice Van Norman-Webb. . . Harold YVebb. ............. . . Alta Marshall ....... Marian Roose ......... Dorcas Wt-tzel4Amon .... NVard Hanson ,........ . John Christman... 1914 Genevieve Wagonner-Sutter .... May Hennan-Rupp .......... Irene Clay-King .,... Hilton Maddy ..... Cenia Small ........,..... Mildred Williams-Moyer .... Paul Amon. ........... . Mary Le Mont ....,.... Velma Wagoner- Berndt ...... 1915 Charles Maddy .... ........ Donald Canfield. . . . . , . .. Grace Doyle .....,..... Herbert Roether .......... Matilda Christen-Brossia ..... Robert Langdon Ballantyne .... Hildegarde Dietz Crnarriedl , , . Celia Christman-Evans ..... Hubbel Fuller. ............... Raymond Bayer. ............ . Margaret Caldwell-Rauclabaugh. Esther Broka ................ Guy Chambers .............. .........Deceased . .Perrysburg, Ohio .........Deceased . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio ......Moline, Ohio San Antonio, Texas . .Perrysburg, Ohio Gertrude Schuster. .......... . . Gladys Simmons ..... Josephine Davis ....... Myrtle Frantz+Sarver. . . Carlton Finkheiner. .... Carl Wellstead .... Frances Caldwell .... .,.... 1916 Raymond Spilker ............. . .Perrysburg, Ohio .........Deceased . . .Hillsdale, Mich. ,. . 1917 . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio , . .... Toledo, Ohio . , .Cleveland, Ohio . . . .Rossford, Ohio , . . .Rossi'ord, Ohio . . . .Rossford Ohio . , .Berkeley Calif. . . . .Rossford, Ohio . . .Roaehton, Ohio . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . . .Deceased . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . Saginaw. Mich. . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . .Lime City, Ohio .. . . . .Tole1lo, Ohio . ..... Akron, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio William Budd ............... Carrie Craine-Smithers .... Maud Doran-Miller ..,.. Janice Leydorf .... Howarrl VVitzler. . . . Leona Uthoff ............, Carol Waggoner-Sherman.. , . Hazel Braun-NVolfe. ....... . . . 1918 Merwin Finch. ............ . . . Lela Canfield. .............. . Cozy Grimes-Andres ....... Marguerite Hufford-Maddy.. . . Violet Kazmaier-Moser ..... Mildred Witzler-Van Fleet. , . . Carl Letherer ............. Arthur Mclntosh ......... Ethel Santsehi-Thurlby ..... Camille Thornton-Parish., . . Se ventyffhrce . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .........Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Indianapolis, Indiana .. . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Detroit, Mich. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. .Washington, D.C. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio . , .Maumee, Ohio . . . . .Haskins, Ohio . . . .Pt-rrysburg, Ohio ..... .Copley, Ohio . . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . .Middletown, Ohio . . .Washington, D.C. . . . . . Bellmore, Ohio .. .Moline, Ohio . . .Strongsville, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio ..........Deceased ... .egrilfiale Mich. . . .Toledo, Ohio .... . ..-Xkron, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Detroit, Mich. .. . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . .Columbus, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . . .Cleve-land, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . , . Rossford, Ohio . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . . . .Madison, N. J. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ,. , . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . . , ....... Deceased . ...... . . . .Deceased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Berkey, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Batavia, Illinois . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburtg Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Bessie Burnett. ........,... ..... S hreve, Ohio . . . ,Perrysburg . Perrysburg, Ohio P gQ Q tL4-F-F fw D. G O L 1919 Mildred Budd-Tully .... .... Murr Canfield. .... . . . Ben Davis. ..,... , ..., Wayne Hartzel .... . ...... Madeline Hoffman-Nye ..... Elizabeth Hund-Ballantyne. . Edward Mills. .,.,..,...... . Donald Pair .,......... . . . . . NVilma XVaggoner-Springer.. . Eloise Simmons-Melntosh. . . Gladys Weltmer-Adams.. . . Lindsay Johnson. ..... . Charles Roberts .... 1920 Maribel Conklin-Brigham. Dorothy Davis-Jacobs ..... Mabel Doyle ......... Charles Hoffman .... .,.... Irene Kopp .......,.,...... Jeanette Lownsbury-McGill .. Virginia Pope ........... , . . Richard Reither .... Walter Thornton ..,.. Katherine Williams .... Mary Williams. ,.,.., Lawrence Wiser ..,.,, Ethel Trumpy-Ellis .,.. 1921 Allan Ballantyne. . . . . . . . Frank Bayer ,...,.....,, Charles Braun ....,....,,. Evelyn Canfield-Johnson .... . Leona Dean-Davey ...,.... Leo Dibling ............. Mary Fuller-Thornton .... Frances Hall-Hoffman.. . . Vera Hufford-NViser .......,. Waldo Johnson ,........,.,. Romayne Hayes-Korsmeyer.. Frances Krupp-Sprague .,.,. Daisy Lehr-Hoffman ........ Eleanor Lownsbury-Roose, . , Carl Mills. .,............ . Leslie Porter. ............ . Mabel Reneger Qmarriedl.. , . Merlin Sheldrick. ......,. . Arthur Simmons. . . Vernon Sprague .......,. Elizabeth Spybey. ........ . Cloyce Webb .,.....,... . . . . Edith NVhitson-Kazmaier .,.. Margaret Zingg-Kurtis ..,... 1922 Allie Hoffman ..,. ...., Kenneth Porter ...,. Carl Schramm .,.... Adrian Stephan ........ Harland Warns ..,......, Clerus Hoffman. ..,.. . . . .. Harriet Bruce-Beeman ..... Inez DeVerna ........... Laura Pope ....,.....t Helen Deibert-VVeber.. . . . Doris Fenneberg .....,. Mary Frusher-Lippert .... Gertrude Witzler-Pheley. . . Glenna Kazmaier ..,,... Elsie Lusher-Felire ..... Yvonne Ranker.. . , . Marie Reitz ..... . Anna Spoerl.. . . . Alumni . . . . . . .California ........Deceased . Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . ..... Toledo, Ohio . , .Detroit, Mich. . . Blackstone, Va. . . . .Sylvania, Ohio . . . . Moline, Ohio . . .Cleveland . . .Mansfield , Ohio , Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . ,Perrysburg , Ohio . , . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio , Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .New Rochelle, N. Y. . .Cleveland. Ohio Navy . Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . . , . . .Point Place .Perrysburg, Ohio . ...,,.... Florida . ,.., .Lansing, Mich. . Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Lime City. Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . . , . .Deceased . . .Eagle Point Colony . . . . .Perrysburg . . . .Columbus ,........Toledo , Ohio , Ohio . Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . ,... Perrysburg, Ohio Madelyln McGee-McCoy. ..., iNorth Baltimore , Ohio . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio .Grand Rapids, Mich. .... . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .....,.......Detroit . . . .Perrysburg .......Delta , Ohio , Ohio . . .Columbus. Ohio ...Lime City, Ohio . . . .Lemoyne, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Weston, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Detroit, Mich. ......TiHin, Ohio . . .Maumee, Ohio . . , . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Adrian, Mich. . .Cleveland, Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio , Perrysburg, Ohio ,Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Pasadena, California . .Painsville, Ohio . .Cleveland, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio Steubenville, Ohio Ruth Spreng-Duncan. ..... . Myrtle Sheldrick-Cratty.. . . . Carolyn Thornton-Shipman. . Anna Mae Voland4Kohl ..,. Margaret Wiser-McCloud .,.. Melba Rossbach ...,..,.. Harold Fox ..... . . 1923 Rena Gaskell-Goodman ..... Edna Witzler ........... Freida Glaser.. . . Luella Swartz .... Gladys VVebb... . . . Lenore Hoffman ..... Angela Hoffman ..... Clair Cocanour .... Perry Crandall .....,...,. Edith Redrnan'Lehr .,...... Eunice Waggener-Dermer. . . Alma Craine-Hoffman ,..... Edna Pfister ...,...,... Ruby Bayer-Lincoln ......,. Beatrice Berning. .......... . Henrietta Brickner-Pfileghaar .... Jeanette XViser-Thornton .... Thelma Thurlby-Cupp. . . , Raymond Fahrer ...,,.. Homer Pair ...... Blair Caldwell .... Karl Witzler ....... . Ruth Budd-Arnold .... Ruth Fackehnan.. . , . Holland May ...... Paul Hill ......,.... Marie Spoerl-Maggs. . Carl Haefner ..,..... Alvin Sprague. . . Helen Williams .... Laverne Witzler ,.... Harold Twining, . . . . . . 1924 Robert Barber ..... .... Otto Budd ........ Edwin Burkhart ,... Clair Cupp ......... Archibald Emch ..... Orval Frazier .... Marciel Emch. . . Charles Frusher. . . Dorothy Gabb ....... Rudolf Glaser .......... Helen Hanson-Tanner.. . . . . Hilda Kazmaier-Wideman. . . Mildred King-Sloane ........ Mary Joe Letherer-Schaller. . Fern Mandell-Fahrer ..,..., Raphael McCormick .... Kenneth Pratt ..,,..... Anna Rheim-Sprague.. . . Alton Sutter ....,.....,.. Lorna Cousino-Nieset .... Kathleen Smith.. ...... . . Agnes Spoerl .,............ Marjorie Sherman-Shober. . . Orville Schaller .......,.... Ellen Swartz-Limmer.. , . Wilbur Thompson ..., Luella Tippin ...... Helen Voland ...., Richard Ford .... Seventy-Four . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .....Toledo, Ohio . . . .Monclova, Ohio . . . Perryshurg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Maumee . . . .VVaterville , Ohio , Ohio . . . .Milbury, Ohio . . .... Detroit, Mich. . . , . Perrysburg, Ohio . .Lime City, Ohio . , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio , . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Port Clinton. Ohio . . . . . .Detroit, Mich. . .... Toledo, Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio , . .Perryshurg . . . . .Toledo , Ohio , Ohio , ........ Deceased . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .'I'oled0. Ohio ..,....Toledo , Ohio . , .Perryst-urg, Ohio . . . Sylvania, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio ..... .Ithaca, N. Y. . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio .... . .Toledo, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburq, Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio .......Kent, Ohio .....Toledo, Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio , . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, .,.... .Toledo, Ohio Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio , . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Howling Green, Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysbur1Z, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Pr-rrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. . .New York, Ohio N. Y. PEl2blgYSBURAG,YOHIOi 1925 Mary Biniker. .............. . . . Clifford Carter ............ Alumni Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Gertrude Braun-Messinger. . , . ...... Denver, Colo- Mervil Lownsbury ........,.. . . , Margaret Canfield-Wideman. Eunice Davis. . . ..... ..... . Velma Thaiss-Ollivier. . . Edmund Spreng .,... Charles Wilson .... Bertie Perkins ...,.,.... Irene Fastnacht-Klaus .... Lambert Laubenthal ,... Helen Gaskell ........ Deloy Sattler ....... Louise Hass... ........ . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Alton, Illinois . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Lime City . .Lime City , Ohio , Ohio Kenneth Conner ,...,...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Mary Jane Hewitt-Herkel. .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Edith Hagemeister-Shult. . . ..... Toledo, Ohio Aloysius Schwind ............ . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Gertrude King-Hagemeister ,.,. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Leland Burkhart .,......,., ,... D urham, N.H. Arda Waggoner ........... ..., T oledo, Ohio Imogene Kazmaier-Frazier.. . ..... Toledo. Ohio Velma Kopp .............. . , .Perrysburg, Ohio Angeline Lownsbury .,.... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio William Clayborne ........ . Pcrrysburg, Ohio Lucille Lehr-Driftmeyer .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Loretta Miller, .,............ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Petronilla Hoffman-Russell .... ..,. D etroit, Mich. Bonita Pair ............,. ..... S ylvania, Ohio Charles Schwind ........ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Helen Reitzel-Canfield. .... . . .Rossford, Ohio Elsie Swartz ....,.,....... Dorothy Sutter-Ford ......... . . . . .Lime City Marjorie Thornton-Burkhart. . . ....... Kent Earl NValp ........,.....,.. , Perrysburg 1926 Vera Got-ke-Moser ..... , ..... . . .Perrysburg Paul Cocanour ,,... ......... . , .Perrysburg Ruth Barbour-Lownsbury ..... . . .Perrysburg Frederick Driftmeyer .... . . . . . .Perrysburg Jessie Hoffman. ....... . . .Perrysburg Martha Smith .... , . . . , .Perrysburg Charles Griss .......... Pearl Frazier-Swartz .... Howard Sheldrick ......... Evelyn FriendfCurrant ..., Zelma Brickner ....... . Raymond Bateman ..,.. Helen Zieman ......,....., Beatrice Bayer-Burkhart ,... Dora Plummer-Schober .... Lee Neiderhouse ...... Elizabeth Munger.. . . Clair Parish ........,..... Hazel Snyder-Thompson .... Bernice Snyder ....,.... Hurbert Wideman, . . Luther VVideman ..., Edna Neiderhouse ...... Howard Debbe ........... , Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio , Ohio , Ohio . Ohio , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio . Ohio , Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Stony Ridge, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Cleveland, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Detroit, Mich. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio Stony Ridge, Ohio . . . .Columbus, Ohio . . . .Alton, Illinois Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Marian Beverly-Erdman .... . . . Perrysburg Alice Budd-Burget ...,..... .... D elphos Paul Webber ...,....,.,...., . . .Perrysburg Velma Neiderhouse-Murphy. Howard Sattler.. . . ............ . . . Cumberland . .Lime City Christina Armbruster-Dennis .,...,.... Dowling: Ohio Frederick Leydori. . ,..... ..... .... C o lumbus Alvin Schaller. .............. . . .Perrysburg V Ohio , Ohio , Ohio . Ohio Ohio , Ohio . Ohio 1927 Robert Bayer.. . . . Ivan Burkhart .... Catherine Eckel .... Hazel Eckel ..... Ruth Eckel ..... lla Gaskell ........... Vivian Fox-Roberts .,.. Glenn Halbert ...... Lenore Heilman .... Eunice Hoffman ..., Frank Liebherr. . . Elizabeth Lucas ,.., Lucille Mahler. .......,.... . Dorothy Mandellaliazmaier. . Barbara May-Cozin ....... Ruth Meek-Bohlin. ......, . Catherine Moore-Conrad .... Mildred Mladenus-Meister. . . Lela Nietz .....,..,........ Edith Pope ..... Helen Richards. . . Phyllis Robison. . , . Herbert Spreng. . . Gladys Swartz. ......,.. . Marie Wellstead .... ,.,... Elizabeth Voland-W'ooley .,.. 1928 Bertillis Anderson.. , . . .. . ,. Daniel Beck. ...... . Clarence Burkhart .... Ethel Burkhart.. . Helen Caldwell. . . Glenn Charles .... Donald Craine. .... . Dayne Cummings. ,.... . . Harold Eckel .... ......... Josephine Feese-Steinline ,... Gladys Halbert. ......., . Frances Goble. .......,. . Helen Hufford'Steinline.. . . Lucille Kazmaier ........ Walter Kolb. ..,... . Joseph Kolvey .,..... Benjamin Kuhlman .... Richard Kruse ...,..... Edward LaFarree ........ Dorothy Lindsay-Hales .... Eloise Luebben .......... Melvin Lyons ...... Marjorie Milligan .... Jessie Neitz ....,....,. Gladys Perrin-VVood.. . . James Plummer ......... Mabel Redman-Pratt.. . . . Dorothy Shaw .......... Ruth Simmons-Klingler .... Milly Smith ..,......... Howard Thaiss ....... Elizabeth Thornton.. . . . Irene Walp. ....... . Richard Warner .... Paul Webster.. . . Louise Weeber. . . . Jane Williams .... Karl Williams .... Mary Wiser ...., Julius Witzler.. . . . Seventy-Five . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . ,Ann Arbor, Mich. .. . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . ...... Toledo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . , . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Long Island, N, Y, ........Toledo, Ohio .,......Toledo, Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Walbridge, Ohio . , . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Granville. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburgx Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Delaware Ohio . , . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . , . .Perrysburg, Ohio ......Toledo, Ohio .....Akron. Ohio . . . . , .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . , .Nazareth Hall . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .ND GY ,s Q... 1929 Alumni Freida Andregg.. . . ..... , . .Perrysburg. Ohio Mercedes Bihn .... . .Stony Ridge, Ohio Doris Burkhart. . . . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio Gordon Chappell.. . . ..,...,. A da, Ohio Flossie Charles .,.. ........., D eceased Anna Doyle ,... . , . . , .Perryshurg, Ohio Helen DeVerna. . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Fancheon DeVerna ..... ..., B owling Green, Ohio Herma Dorcas-Bayer. .... . . Perrysburg, Ohio Martha Fahrer ....... , . .Perrysburg, Ohio Cecelia Farley. . ..,.,. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Natcher France .... .,..... . , .Perrysburg, Ohio Maxine Gallant-Pollykins.. . . ...... Toledo. Ohio Clamor Goeke. . ......... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Ray Grimes .... . , .Perrysburg, Ohio George Haas ...... .,., L ime City, Ohio XVilliam Hadnett.. . . . . .Pe-rrysburg, Ohio Blinn Harvey .,..... ...... S ylvania, Ohio Gretchen Hoffman ....... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Emil Honner ....,.,...,.... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Bernice Hower-Shoemaker. ...... Bowling Green, Ohio Maxine LaFarree, .,...... , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Gertrude Laubenthal. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Charles Marshall. . . ,.,.. Toledo, Ohio Charlotte Menke .... ......, T oledo, Ohio Elsie Metzger ....,. . .Stony Ridge, Ohio Mary Mutchler .,.... ...,.., T oledo, Ohio Harold Neiderhouse. . , , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Carl Peterson. ..,.,.. , . .Perrysburg, Ohio joseph Protsik., , , . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Henry Richards. . . .,.. Columbus, Ohio Bert Robison, . ,,..., , . ,Perrysburg, Ohio Viola Schaller ......... , . ,Perrysburg, Ohio Marjorie Scholl-Haas ..., .,., I ,ime City, Ohio Rozella Spoerl. ......... ....... T oledo, Ohio Grace Spreng .... Bowling Green, Ohio Roland Stalder ..., .,,.., P errysburg. Ohio Philip Sutter ....,.,...., . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Edith Swartz .......... , . .... Lime City, Ohio Margaret Swartz-Becker. ,... . . .Lemoyne, Ohio Norman Sweet .....,..... . . , Rossford, Ohio Achsah Tippin .,..,. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Hazel Trowbridge., , , . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio Arthur VVilliams. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 15130 Reed Berning.. ....... ....., , , . ,Perryshurg, Ohio Clarice Bihn-Hazel., . . , .Stony Ridge, Ohio Clayton Bostdorf. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Dorothy Brossia. .... ..,... . Toledo, Ohio Wallace Caldwell. . . . .,,.. Perrysburg, Ohio Ruth Cocanour.. ..........,.,.. Bowling Green, Ohio Patrick Dowling ...........,....... Perrysburg, Ohio Bernice M. Eckel-Leverett .... . ........ Toledo, Ohio Marie E. Eckel ........,.... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio NVilma Farris. ........,.. .....,. T oledo. Ohio Harry Fenneberg ,... . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Catherine Hayes-Bray ..., ..... . Maumee, Ohio Dwight Hufford ,..,,, . . ...... Perrysburg, Ohio Geraldine Hufford ..,, Bowling Green, Ohio Alone Kazmaicr ..., . ..... Perrysburg, Ohio Verniee Kiefer, .... , ...... Detroit. Mich. john Kruse .,...,., . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Leslie Laine .....,.,.. . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Harold Leatherman .... . . .Pe-rrysburg, Ohio Joshua Lehman. ............ .... P errysburg, Ohio Richard Luehben. .,................ Perrysburg, Ohio Margaret Moore-Burkhardt. . ..,. NVoodville, Ohio Cyril Munger ..,.,......,..,... Bowling Green, Ohio Ruth Neiderhouse ...... , , . Bowling Green, Ohio Dorothy Nietz ...... .... B owling Green, Ohio Velma Reitzel .,,.. .... l iowling Green, Ohio Fern Schaller .,.,.,. ...... .... P e rrysburg, Ohio Margery Schneider. ......... ,... P erryshurg, Ohio LaVern Schneider-Fisher.. . . . . , .Perrysburg, Ohio Winifred Schober ..... ,Tustin Schwind, . . . June Shepherd. .... . Beatrice Sherman., . . . Arden Snyder .....,.,.., VValter A. Snyder. ....,,. . Esther Steiner-Thompson, . . Jessie May Swartz. .,,... . Virginia Taylor. ..... . XVilliam Thornton .... , , . Grace Thornton-Bruns .... Helen Troycr ......... Ellen Uthoff.. . . . Lucille W'alp ..... Raymond Wolf., . . Doris Zingg .... 1931 james Anderson ....... Jessie Acklin-Du Four, . , Ethel Baker. ,,... . . . . , . ,. John Bench .,.,.....,. Joseph Buckenberger .... Frances Byrne .....,.. Robert Caldwell .... Carrie Carpenter.. . . , Wenohah Chapman. . . Ruth Coehrs .,...... Ross Croin ..,... Azenda Dauer.. . . . Mary Cupp ...... Catherine Davis .... Kenneth Davis. . . Arline Decko .... Ruth Dewland.. . . XVilliam Drain .,.. john Faekleman ..,.... Ruby Ferris. ,.... ...,. . . Mildred Finch-Hedrick .... Robert Franz. ........ . . Hazel Frusher .... Gilbert Garber. . . Margaret Goeke. .... . Howard Hillabrand .... Elinor Hilt ....,.... Stanley Hoffman.. . . Frances Hufford .,,. Fern Hufford ...,.... Margaret Johannsen. . , Robert Kazmaier ..... Norma Kazmaier .... Alex Kovaeh. ..... , Mc-lvina Kuhlman. . , Mary Louise Long. . , Ronald Luebben .... Gladys MCConaha. . . Mildred Mandell. . . Frances Mandell. . . Avonelle Pyers .... Kenneth Rader. . . Junior Riggle ...... Barbara Sattler ,..... Vivian Schoenberger., . . Carolyn Schwind ..... Dale Spilker. ....,. . Lida May Sutter.. . , Donald Spilker ,,.... Lucille Thornton. ..... . Catherine Thornton .,..... Mildred Tippin .,.,..,..... Dorothy Jane Van Brimer. . . Irma Weeber .....,...,.... XVilliam XVcllstead. . . Elmer Wolf .,,..... Seventy-Six ....,Toledo, . , .Peri'ysl:vurg, , , ,Perrysburg, .......Toledo, Bowling Green, Bowling Green, . . . . .Perrysburg, ...,.,.Toledo, .....Toledo, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . ..,.,. Toledo, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . . ,Lime City. . . . .Lime City, . . .Perrysburg, ...,.Maumee, . . ,Perrysburg, Bowling Green, . . .Perrysburg, Bowling Green, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, ......,Toledo, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, Bowling Green, , . ,Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, Bowling Green, . , .Perrysburg, Bowling Green, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, , , .Perrysburg, Bowling Green, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . ,Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, , . .Pe-rrysburg, ,,..Lime City, . . . .Ft. Wayne, . . .Perrysburg, , , . ,Lime City, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . . . .Pe-rrysburg, ....,..Toledo, Bowling Green, ,. . . .Lime City, . , . . . .Perrysburg, Bowling Green, ........Toledo, . , .Perrysburg, ...,.Toledo, . , .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . ,Pe-rrysburg, . . ,Pe-rrysburg, . , .Perrysburg, . . .Perrysburg, . . .Perryshurg, . , . 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