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

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XP VE., Bruce Bodart Illll Q E CROSSING THF li.-XR Sunset and evening star, And one clear eall for mel 5 - I And may there he no moaning of the liar, I 4' When I put out to sea. IN But such a tide as moving seems asleep, gg I Too full for sound and foam, VVhen that which drew from out the boundless deep 'Urn ll, Turns again home. .,,..,, ..' 'u Twilight and evening lmell, And after that the dark! And may there he no sadness of farewell, When I embarkg Ifor though from out our lmourne of Time and Plate The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face VVhen I have crossed the har. -- plyrrrf, Lam' TCIIH-V.S'IIII 1 1 9 3 3 Four ,E i .-:ii ,-aut 32 all -5 gig -MACK GOLD sf f i Alma Mater Oh Perrysburg High, our dear old school, For thee we'll ever stand. Your royal fame, your spirit game Has won our heart and hand. l'erryslwurg High, again we sing fheers for the Black and Gold. Hip hurrah, win the fray! Our banners high we'll hold. Help along, sing a song. Laud your school where 'er you go! Shout her name, win her fame, Vanquish every lighting foe! Team of might, our delight, ever light, Fight, fight, iight, fight, light, fight! Un with the battle for the Black and Gold. lfight with a spirit that is brave and hold. For her we are cheering, Of her fame we're hearing, XYe will prove our loyalty to you, P. H. S. VVe know those colors stand for all that's true Bravery, fidelity, and courage too. Hail, then, dear old Perrysliurg High, XYC pledge our hearts to you! I 9 3 3 ' ffilin' Ag, ii , llilw BLACK GOLD il l Foreword Dear native regions, I foretell, From what I feel at this farewell, That, wheresoe'er my steps may tend, And whensoe'er my course shall end, If in that hour a single tie Survive of local sympathy, My soul will cast the backward view, The longing look alone on you. Thus, while the Sun sinks down to rest Far in the regions of the west, Though to the vale no parting beam Be given, not one memorial gleam, A lingering light he fondly throws On the dear hills where first he rose. -William W ordsworllz 1933 Six 2 BLACK G 0 L D ,,.., Contents GXIXEJ ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ALUMNI PERRYSBURG I 9 3 3 Seven BLACK GO LD :rer- Z2 Z3 Fort M eigs Memorial ur.-K . , , X f Simzijgnwymg M ,zz-9 Q Historic Maumee River I 9 3 3 Eight ii AEEL EEE? gi BLACK GOLD N E., an f N ,,, To those who guide the destiny of Perryslmurg Hlglm Sclwwl, We respectfully alenllcate tl11s sectlcm I 9 3 3 Nim' . JIfIllI'l1i.Yf7'llfI'0ll ,,,-I ? A 5.25 i BLACK GOLD N 1-- hHX+QL: Aff. C. li. ldqgfzf, SIlf7U7'flll6'llII7Fllf Great is wisclonmg infinite is the value of wisdmn. lr cannot be CX1lggt2I'2lfC'k11 lf IS the highest zlclnevelnenr of INZ1H.fCll7'4V!6 I 9 3 3 'l'c11 -Q- i BLACK GOLD -eg A171 U. C. 'l'2'cf'uf, P7'I'lII'ff7Ilf He is wise who can instruct us and assist musmess of dzuly vtrtuous llV1I1g. Cyll7'0'!t' I 9 3 3 lifriwzz S .-:I-'-A gmt: -if, SI! A 1z1,Ac:K GO LD N X 0 A f Wfilliann Clmrlus f,,fr'7'A' Dr. Marlin Bowers Cicurgc Yyillialnm f'7'r'.ff1fr'Ill l'f1'r'f f'rc'.ff1fr'r11 Board of lfiduczltion iicurge Grecnhulglu Charles NCikiCTI1fllISC H :lrricr Cum mins I 9 3 3 Twvfvr BLACK GOLD il ? 1+ ., llungllmi K .mm-lml Math. mul Srivlwu lfliyzllvcrh Mungcr Rulwrt Burlmcr lfnglisli l.itux':1tu1'c and Snfiul Sriul Myron licrlwr Imogene lfursyrh David Scheld Nlusw SLIPCYVISUI' l,1lI1gllIlgC Commercial Girls' Pllj'SIC:ll ltd. I Curl Balclmmn xllllllllll 'l'r'., Cu:1cl1 Orlcu Wlxhl Pnlmur HuHwmzm mme Fc. :xml Scicmm History 1 9 3 3 'l'!1i1'!f'v11 lat BLACK GOLD ll ..4....,i- ,.... ,,?.. . - .4 -111 1 , ., ,giiLYi llk!5 7 . Virginian Huy:-s lmif- mul Mum Kvnny Stmlfnrrl Snplmllmrv girls Elm-:xrmr Knznmivr Gvrvuisv Vivian Marin' Kvlzc-r Virginia Kirlm-y lklzurinn Kun-llx .Xnnv null Mary jauuf -lnlnnnir lluyvs Cllurk Ryrlvr .X fm-w Girl licsx-l'vvs Ruth hlnnn- Liplwrl l'l1is-f Dm-lxlu' flllfllvll Vurlmin ,lush zuul Yirgilliu Tlm-v Kirla Huzvl mul lmstvr ll. l'. H. S, fllll'SS? Tiny unrl Iiunicv Clxuck Schm-irlvr just l:H'SlllllCIl ' 9 3 3 1'10ll7'ft'l'I1 we 1' I3 ,,?. lo those who eompobe that learned group known Hb the Student Body We willinglw dedlmte thla beetlon 1 9 3 3 i'1U'f6'6'7Z N BLACK 11 1111? 4 L' I933 Sixteen 31 32 .1 3 .10 31 32 31 '51 33 G131,D DONALD ACKLIN .lllflnnes lunior High School. fl.z1tin Club, lfrehch Club. ffSchnl:irship lest, French Club, Dru, matic Club, lfilflll Club. it 30-Story 31- Story fllfstory 33- Hi-Y, Stuff. - Drzunzitic Club. Huff 115 -vubrr at rl jllifffn. -I.-XCR ANNING Higli School, Manchester, Mass. High School, Manchester, Mass. High School, Manchester, Mziss. Dramatic Club, Black :ind Gold .-I man qf rhredzzl -Vt'.ff!'7Y1'llVV5 and mrifidrnl ,. fod. mmnrro:c,f. YIOIA BOSTDORF -Girls Glce Club, -- Girls' Glce Club, Northwestern lriistcdd- -f Girls' Glce Club, Girl Reserve, Student Council, Northwestern Histeddfodg Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club. 33kGirls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, North- western liisteddfod, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Girl Reserve, l.ibr:1r- ian, Sometliin' Staff, Black und Gold Stuff. In lf1L'z .f mp are nmn-v .fflfllHl5.u H 121.1-IN BROC KA 311fDeshler High School. 31-Dcshler High School. 32-Girl Reserve, Girls' Glce Club, l.aitin Club, Music Club. 33-Girl Reserve, Girls' Glce Club, Drai- 1l'lilI'lC Club. Thr mlrliont .rrldom err. 31 1- l.FSl.lli HURIQHART , lfrench Club, B. A. A. .- H1-1 -HLY, lfrench Club, Dramatic Club uGl'?IillJ if Ihr ll7l1il!lffl'IIIlIf7llfifTflIf work. ASEL. zur,- 2 :all A. BLACK GOI -H'-5 MARY BROSSI.-X 30 Girls' Glec Club. .il 32 Girls' Glee Clubg Music Club. .U Girls' Glue Cluhg Dramatic Club. J gnml' rrpnlurion it mon' U!llIlIll11l'.'i D.-Xl,li BERNARD 29- Athenian. JOY- Boys' Glcu Club. Xl-- .il -V .-Xtheltic lXlill1ilgCl'Q Boys' Glcc Clubg B. A. .-X.gNorthwestern liisteddlodg Mixed Chorus. .U-Athletic Munzigcrg Draunaitic Clubg Boys' Glec Clubg Mixed Chorus Re- pilrrcr. 'th'Illllt'flUlL'.Y 1 .til and Mink, amz' .YOUlt'ffIlIt'.Y I jnit til. II..-X CARl'liN'I'liR fill .il Girls' Glec Clubg Northwestern lfisrcdd- lodg Mixed Chorus. 32 Girls' Gln-re Clubg Northwestern His- tcddfodg Drzunzitic Clubg Music Clubg Mixed Chorus. 33-Girls' Glee Clubg Northwestern Fis- tcddfodg Drzunzitic Clubg Mixed Chorus. Nbr nm gigglf' lu 17L'ffl't'fl0Il. C.-XRl.'l'ON CAl.lDWHI,l. 30 Boys' Glcc Club. .ll Orchcstraig Band. 32 Orchestraig Bundg Music Club Reporter. .U Orchestrzig Bzindg Music Clubg Some- thin' Staltfg Black und Gold Stuff. 'I mrrfnr nrzbuafv, no nn! I, nohruzfv rzmiv for mr. IQUNICH CLARK .ill Sl- Girls' Glue Club. 32' Girl Rcscrveg Drnmzitic Clubg G. A. .-X. 33- Girl Reserveg Girls' Glee Clubq North- western lfistecldfodg Drzunutic Club. .1 bumilr fy liz'flim'.t.f and Ull?lfl'Y.,' 1 9 3 3 .S'vm'11!ec11 is :. '3 :: gzm -4? BLACK G o L D ' , ,,-L - tt v v H.-Xflfl. CONNFR '30-Girls' files Cluhg Mixed Chorus. '31-Girls' Glee Clulmg Mixed Chorusg North. western liisteddfmi. 32-Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg North- western liisredcllodg French Clulmg Dramatic Club. '33-' Girls' Glee Cluhg Mixed Chorusg North- western l listeddfodg Dramattic Clulig Black and Gold Stall. lnfrivnd.rliip.v, I mrlv wax lullgfll lu brlifm' GARNl'i'l l' CORBIN '30-Withrow High School, Cincinnati. '3l - VVithrow High School, Cincinnati. Withrow High School, Cincinnati. 33 Scholarship 'l'cstg Dramatic Clulm. 32- Ripf in wiydom ix dir, bn! fmlivnl and ,rimplf'. Wll,l.lAM COINIPTON '30--Ciibsonliurg High School. '3l-Scholarship 'l'est. 32fB. A. A. 33flfootliallg Hi-Yg Dramatic Clulm. rl Axgrml man if om' Mal frniffrx flu' mn!! h1'nffl1l.t. JAMES CRAN RER 30- Boys' Cilee Club. 31 - Class Secretary. 32---Class Sccretaryg Hi-Yg Athletic Man- ilgfffg B. A. A. lfootlxallg Hi-Yg Class 'lircztsurcrg Dra- matic Clulm. 33-- ,1' Nlflilli Il manfnr a' limi. Cl,lIflf'ORD CUNNHYU 30-Haskins High School. 31-Haskins High School. Haskins High School. 32- '33-Hi-Yg Orchestrag Bandg Draniatic Cluli. Alan arf but thildrvn rj Il !argrrgrr1wI!1. N 1933 N ffighlcwl 'l'l1i BLACK JONATHAN DAUHR 'ROW Buys' Glce Club. 'll . Boys' Glee Club. 321 B. A. A. 'll - Hi-Yg Dramatic Club. nk.: muah, .fpmlcx liltlr, and wrinxv l1'.r.r. l,l'iONARD DHBBI-'I Boys' Glee Club. '30' 'JI-Footbullg Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Northwestern Histeddlod. lfootbzillg Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Northwestern Fisteddfodg Scholarship Testg B. A. A. lfootbnllg Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Northwestern lfisteddfodg Draunaitic Clubg Student Council. .He 33- nliig, almost might-v, likz' Cr1r.trzr. PAUI, lJllQUl'I'l l'l'i 30 - 31 32 H lfootlmllg Dramatic Club. 3.3 'lfootbaillg Hi-YQ Dramatic Club. ll 71111 Il .ffll'PlI1'lfIfifl Lv hc' of l1i5 l0IlgllL'.H CARI, HCKIQI. 30 Class Secretary and Trezisurcr. file 32 W B. A. A. :l,1l7lJ!'ilI11llflC Club. Nix hmrl ix a.r frm' ax .vte'fl. ZELDA l'fI.l,FRMAN 30- Girls' Glee Club. SIN- Girls' Glee Club. 32- Drzunatic Club. 31- Dramatic Clubg Girl Reserve. I.. - . ' n fo-v fl.Fl'J N1 lllt' llkt' ll SIHIINIIV' lll07'll. ll fill? fl l GOLD I 9 3 3 N i flfftffmz BLACK flhf li 21 1 GCJI,D l sR 'E ,,-. ,,...,. 1933 Twvnly The '28- '32- Science Club. KIOSISPH I .-XRI,I'iY 130- Boys' Glee ClulmgSv:hol:irship'I1-st. 'fll-' Boys' Glce Club. '32- Hi-Yg Science Clulsg B, .-X. A. '33-'Boys' Glee Cluhg I IifYg IJFIIITIIIYIC Cluli -Vlrrlrlgr' I0 flu' worlri, hr wurf' Il bnshfnl frmlz' HAROLD GOIQKIC Scholarship Test. '31-Vice-President of Clzissg HifY. '30 French Clulx. 33-'Hi-Y Chziplzling I.Il3I'ilI'IilI1Q IJFAIITHIIIC Clulw. 'rr if grml rzhilirv in kllllffill-Q lima' In mu rm! nm .v nbilllvf' IURIQNZ GOI'iCKI .RM:XN .. Genoa High School. Genoa High School. '77 33-Ilrzunziric Clulm. 'His worafv arf' frm!-v lnvnldx In Mn' mimi. VIRGINIA Il.-XYIQS .Ill-'Scholarship 'licsrg G. A. .-X. .Il ---Class ilireaisurerg I,arin Clulig G. :X, .-X. Irezisurrsr. 32 - Class 'lirensurcrg Vice-President ol' Girl Reserva-sg Ifrench Clulw Social Chalir- mung Dramatic Clulw. 33- Class Sccrcruryg Girl Rcscrvc'I'rca1surcrg Girls' Glee Club Reporter and I.ihrz1r. iung Drzunutic Cluhg Mixed Chorusg Somethin' Srziffg Black and Gold Stuff. 'xl xmilf' is lin' tmrir'm11rk of fl lmpp-v mul. GI'iRAI,I7 Ill RSCI I Boys' GIGS Cluli. .Ill-f ll- Scholarship iliesr. 32 .U--Ifootlialllg Scholarship 'Iicstg Iufillllilflk' Ifootlizlllg H. .-X. .-X. Clulm. !Il11kf'wi'ol4r.v1'ff -wlml -von :nuff lu bf, 31- Hi-Yg Vice-President ol'Claissg H, A. :Lg .ill .ll .ll 33 .lil .l I .33 BLACK l.liS'l'liR HOLCOMB .30 XY:iitc High School. .ll .ll B. A. A. 33- Drzimaxric Club. I um not in flu' rnll Qf mmmmz mlm. j.-XNIC llUlf'l URlJ 30 .ll -Y 32- Druniairic Clubg G. .-X. .-X. .U lJI'i1ll1ill'll'Cllll3. I.'lmmr1f'r l!'ll1Il1f1l1.f in nn f'1f11'1'gn14',i'. RU'l'll llUl-'FORD llraimzlric Club. llI'1ll111lflC Club. Mill -zcvzlrrw run fln',h. ROBl'lR'l' bll'll9l RliY .lll .ll li. .-X. A. 32' 35- Science Club. 1- 'l'lmugli ln- icus rough lzr was kimllv. K.-X'l'llliRlNl'l K.-Xl.'l'l'lNlNl.-XRK Scholarship lest. Scholarship'l'esrgl.:1rin Club lreusurerg G. .-X. .-X. Secretary. 32 Girl Rescrveg Scholarship Tesrg Nu- rionul Honor Societyg Vice-President ol lfrcnch CllIl5QlJI'1lI'll1lI'lC Clubg l,ibrairia1n. Girls' Glue Clubg Girl Rcserveg National Honor Societyg Drainiuric Clubg Mixed Chorusg l.ibrnri:1n. Hllluxlzing ix Ihr mlm' rgf virlnrf' ll' lull GCJl,D 1933 Twwzly-omf l .-:E- 5 int.: 9, El! A BLACK GOLD : 1. 4- N ,,,.,, .4 30'- 3l 32' 33 30 3I 32 - 33- 31 l 3 l 32 3 3 30 3l 32 33 N111 31 l-W 3I 3 2 33 lil.l'I.-XNOR K.-XZNIAI lik Girls' Glec Cluli. Girls' Glee Clulig l.:ltin Clulig G. .-X. .-X. Girls' iilee Clulmg Girl Reserveg North' western lfisteildliodg French Clulig Dm- nizitic Clulig G. ,-X. .-X.g l.ilir:iri:ing Miwtl Chorus. Girls' Glee Clulxg Girl Reserveg North- western l'ii:-:tenldfoilg Drzimzitic Chili. f7n.tt bubbling over with pap. MARIE Kl'i'l'Zl'lR Saint llrsul:1's .-Xcaulcrny. Girls' Glee Clulmg l.aitin Clulm. Girls' Glee Clulig Girl Reserveg French Cluhg G. A. .-X. Girls' Glec Clulig Girl Reserveg llrai- msitic Clulsg Mixed Chorusg North. western lriisreclnlliotl. Hf'rfrrcmf.f arf man-v llrrfmnrg fm' lhrrr mu? Rl l'l'l KIil'l.liR French Club. Home lfconomics Chili. Thi' .inprfwlf m'ff'Ilf'21n' ix .timplifilwvf l'.XIll. KOl.Yl'fY Boys' Glee Cluli. B. .-X. .-X. Drziniaitic Club. nlv rfcfiw ll1IIL'll'. wifi' the' Iffji' profit, M.-XRI.-KN Wisconsin Rapids High School. Wisconsin Rapids High School. Girl Reserveg Glee Clulmg Northwestern lfisteddlomlg Mixed Chorusg Yice-l'resi- dent of G, .-X. A. Girl Reserveg YiceAl'resiclcnt ol' Claissg Vice-Presiderlt of Girls' Glen' Clulxg Vice-Presidentol'DraiinuticfluligNorth, western listealdfoclg President of Mixcil Chorusg Somethin' Stziflfg Black aiml Gold Stull.. KUR li'l'H Hnm'.vQv, rlmmrtrr, f7ll'1I.fll7Ifllt'Jj, lun, illlix tlzfm logflhrr and wc him' -wir. 'Q 1933 in 'l LU1'71fj'-l lU0 32 30-Y 3 l - 3 Ze-V 33- fi 372:- 22 , E A I BLJXCB1 gEgHiCJCJLID F5 'S ,ZL- MICH.-Xl'-ll. KUSHNHR Bandg French Clubg B. A. A. lfootballg Hi-Yg Dramatic Club. 'The -windx and the wawx are alwiz-vx nn Ihr .. .30 3 l 32 - 3.1- 'Mu Zo- 30- 31 -- J2- 33 .fide :gf the nhlrsl mzvigalorr HENRY KU'l'SCHlil'l Saint .lohn's High School. Saint john's High School. l oothallg Hi-Yg Boys' Glee Clubg Northwestern l'iisteddfodg Scholarship 'l'estg French Clubg Dramatic Clubg B. A. A. 'lireasurerg Mixed Chorus. lfootballg Vice-President of Hi-Yg Vice- President of Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Northwestern liisteddfodg President of Dramatic Clubg Student Councilg Editor-in-Chief of Somethin'g Black and Gold Statfg National Honor Societv. n, tlzvv tfmgm' .tlmli br lhrv bL'.Ylf7'f!'71d, and film llrv worst z'm'm'v. li D W A R D l..-XH EY Webster High School, Bowling Green. Bowling Green High School. Bowling Green High School. Bowling Green High School. Dramatic Club. SiIr'nn' is at grml an nrt ru .vprrrh. 30-Girls' Glee Clubg 3 1 3 2- .U- ' A411 30- 3 l 33- FRANCHS l.l'1.-Yl'Hl4lRlVlAN Scholarship Test. Girls' Glee Clubg Northwestern His- teddlodg Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Clubg Girl Reserveg Or- chestrag Bandg Northwestern liistedd- fodg lfrench Clubg Dramatic Clubg G. A. A.g Mixed Chorusg Librarian. Girls' Glee Club Secretary and Treas- urerg Mixed Chorus Librariang Girl Re- serveg Northwestern Histeddfodq Na- tional Honor Societyg Dramatic Clubg l.ibrariang Somethin' Statlig Black and Gold Stall.. ny Il mrprixe Lvfouna' in tl :rm1llp1zrkage. CARRY LINDSAY Boys' Glee Clubg Scholarship Test. Scholarship 'l'estg l.atin Club. -Hi-Yg Bovs' Glee Cluhg Northwestern lfisteddfodg French Club. Hi-Yg Boys' Glee Clubg Northwestern lfisteddlodg lfootballg Orchestrag Bandg Dramatic Club. '21 good temper ix likr tl .flt7l!l'V day. 1933 7'wmfy-rhn 4 A. 1-l :I f , :all A,'X'- - .: . - BLACK A 1933 Twentyjour 31 D- 3 l 3 2-- 30 .ll 3 lf GOLD JOHN LINDS.-XY Huskerlmllg Hi-YQ B. .-X. rl. lfmmrlmllg Hi-Yg B. .-X. .-X. '.U- Hi-Yg Dralmnric Clulv. l'h1'n .v Plflfflfilttf ,fu .m'r'e'l lo him fl.: ln:'r',r .vnu ng ll,ft'l1IIl.n HIXEAR l.ll'l'l'.R'l' 2117 Boys' Glue Clulm. Boys' Cilce Clulmg Hi-Y. Buys' filer: Clulmg Bzunlg Northwestern Fistenlnlllulg Vice-President of Music Club. Draunalric Clulm. 33-- 'll PII, my rhlibrrfalf' npinimf i.r, iff a jnllv xlrfnzgr' ':vnrlfl'. ' ' RICHARD I.IliBHl'IRR BUY- Boys' Glare Clulm. .ll fllflfoutlvalllg Hi-Yg B. A. rl. .U-lfourlmzlllg Hi-Yg Dramatic Clulv. txlflliffll In Ihr mark, mid rm! from hrrzaxr huff brnlf' CHARLIQS MsC,-XRTY 30- 31 32- WB. A. .-Mg l'.l'CI1Cl1 Club. Science Club. 33- llr' ix -lfllllfll tlnzl tllllfl' good lo nthrrxf KSHORCSF NICCOY 29 Vllure High School. 30- f .ll 32- .ll Buskerlmllg Hi-Y. Bnskerlmllg HiAYg ll. .-X. .-X. Bzlsketlmzlllg Hi-Y ,VFCZISIIFCTQ Presimlcm of Science Clulmg Prcsiclent of Home Roomg Somethln' Sruffg Black auul Gold Stxllf. l'?'it'PlIf.lhifl.f, not bllf1It'.YlIi175, win lin' mir.: qf aff. -S BLACK GOLD ll .X ll IVIABLE MARSHALL '30 '3lfl.atin Clubg G. A. A. 32--'Dramatic Clubg G. A. A. 33- Draunatic Club. n 1 'Thrrfx tl rmuglilv little' twinklr in hfr ever, S'l'l fl.l.A MINARHQ 'SO'- '3l 32--Travel Club Treasurerg Girls' Glee Clubg Girl Reserve. 33-President of Home Economics Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Girl Reserve. Gentle ty' Jperrh, bemjfirient of mind. WILMA MlI,l.l'IR 'lil'-' 'll' G. A. A. 232- 'Girl Reserveg G. A. A. 1 Girl Reserveg Dramatic Club. 33- 'Shr is just the kind whose good nature' never Uarif'.v. MAXINH MURRAY '30-Libbey High School. '31 32-'French Clubg Dramatic Club. '33-Librariang Scholarship Testg Honor Societyg Somethin' Staff. National KMIIIFVI mrth'.f lost picture is paintwl, Maxirlr' will still br pointing. LLOYD NIQIDHRHOITSR '30-- Scholarship Test. '31 '32- National Honor Societyg Hi-Yg Science Club. 33- Hi-Yg Scholarship Testg National Honor Societyg Science Clubg Student Council. 1 .Q,uir1 lad, there are outfew ll'lm know the treasure hid in yon. N ,,..,. 1 9 3 3 :eb Twmztyfw BLACK A 2 i,.- . : ,Q'-2-1:15 57:5 ' A 5 NX .,.-Lf 9 v y n 1 v 1 - I 9 3 3 Twenty-.tix GOLD HOWARD R liC'l'l-1NWAl .D -Scholarship 'l'est. -v Scholarship 'l'est. B. A. A. sDramatiC Club. work rgf rm! Illffil jindx favor at ffm. BHRN li'I'A R REID -Girls' Glee Club. -Orchestrag Bandg French Clubg Dra- matic Club. forchestrag Dramatic Club. 'Mv mnguz' within my lips I rrin, For who lallu murlz, 2211451 laik in mm Wll.l .ARD ROBISOX -Orchestrag Boys' Cilee Club. -Basketballg Vice-President of Classg Vice-President of Orchestrag Hi-Yg Boys' Cllee Clubg Northwestern lfis- teddfod. -Basketballg President uf Classg Vice- President ofOrchestrag Hi-Y Secretaryg Bandg Boys' Cilee Clubg Northwestern liisteddfodg B. A. A. Secretaryg Student Council. -President of Classy President of Hi-Yg President of Bandg President of Boys' Glee Clubg Vice-President oforchestrag Basketballg Student Councilg North' western lfisteddfodg Dramatic Clubg Somethin' Stalfg Black and Gold Staff. Hit limb: wfrf mtl in mighly mold, For hmrtv ,fportx and ronlfxts bold. CLARK RYDI-IR B. A. A. -'Dramatic Club. ullfhrzl I axpirfd to br, 11211111211 fmt, rrmifortx me. CHARI.l'lS SCHNPII DER fOrChestraq County Cuntestg Scholar. ship 'l'est. -Hi-Yg Orchestrag Bandg l,atin Club. -Hi-Y Chaplning B. A. A.g Orchcstrag Band. --Hi-Y Secretaryg Footballg Orchestrag Bandg Dramatic Clubg Black and Gold Staff. Ile .feemx in M' of grml 1mMurit,v. I'l1r mailer thu! weighs the lzmviexl i 1 - f BLAIIK RoBHRi'sARvHR 30 - Rossford High School. .31-fRossford High School. .32-f Rossford High School. 33 lfootbnllg Hi-Yg Drzunuric Club. .YVIUIIHAV ilxrfff, l'lRVlN SCHOBIC R J0- .ll 32- Science Club. 33 -Hi-Yg Draunaltic Club. 1 ,iIitQt'7II't' is flu' rnolhrr rj g00IlAf07'flHlt'.' I.AVliRNl'l SCHRAMM 30-H 31-Cv. A. A. 32 - Dranmric Clubg G. A. A. 33 -Draunziric Club. Her middle muue is llliifhitffdl MARY .IANIC SIQINIINHW 30 31 Q-. A. A. 32-Girl Reserveg Draunaitic Club. .U-Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club. 'l'ln'-v think Jin' if quid! l RlQDl'fRlCK SCHWINIJ 30-W 31 32- lfoorbzillg Hi-Yg B. A. A. i .v prr- A555 .15-5'-' .-.:-v:-' -Q ggrrrilg G 0 I D .UW Footbullg Hi-Yg Boys' Cilee Club Sec- retzlryg Northwestern lfisteddfodg Mix- ed Chorusg Vice-President of Debate Clubg President of Student Councilg Somerhin' Srailfg Black and Gold Stuff. Nu qffrrliom and Il great liraing Tlzrn' an' the fum Ia rule the wurldf' 1933 Twmly-,fcvvll E' .3 -SL I 5.4 ,, . r--F-sg f-.X CSCJLIJ ixnussHuRmAx '30 'Bl 'lil- '40- 12- 30 'Sl-' 'QW 33- 31 32- 33- --Home Economics Club. Thr nlefk :hull inlwrit Ihr mrlhf' hll'il.B.-X STARR Girls' Glee Club. G A 'X 12- Girls' Glee Clubg Girl Reserve-g North- western liisteddfodg Dratmzttic Cluli G. A. A. Girls' Glee Clubg Girl Reservcg North western liisteddllmtig Dramatic Cluli. I wrmldrfl he dyfrrrnl if I m1zlt1'. lfl.l'l.-XNOR S'l'OR'I'S Girls' Glee Club. I-Girls' Glee Clulig Northwestern lfis teddfodg l.z1tin Clubg G. .-X. .-X. Girls' Glee Clubg Northwestern lfis teddfodg Girl Reservcg llrumantic Club G. A. A. Girls' Glee Clubg Northwestern His teddfodg Girl Reserveg Dramatic Cluli Somethin' Stull.. UTM lmrt mid funglilrrfnr fzll1iuw.v. H ER BERT Sllihl HN B. A. .-X. -- Science Club. Dramatic Club. ln xhurt, fl grwzl -Hllll1l'fl'HllTi'.H HCR.-XCH S'l'l'il'lll'fNS lt l' --Class Reporterg Scholarship Test. Footbzillg Boys' Glee Clulig North western Histetltlfonlg Drztmaitif: Cluli. lfootbaillg Boys' Glec Clubg Northwest ern lfistetltlfcxlg Drzmiattic Club. Thr pr1J.tr.r.ti1n1 :gf grmt pnia'f'r.t mrfifzt tr inn 1933 Twcnly-eight Wlllfllfflf' mfrf' 1'.t.'tr'rmll .rhnrc'. I 2 ill I BLAIIK ersnnxehsrssrokn ill Boys' Glee Cluh. lli.Yg Boys' Glee Clulig Northwestern lfisteddfodg Dramatic Clulsg B. A. A. 3 Hi-Yg Boys' Glee Clulwg Northwestern lfisteddliidg B. A. A. '.1' linzrqi' rlutp, flu' lmmttf gaze, 'l'ln- min' lhut nmzut Ihr flying il .vr1,i',f. Gl-IRYAISF 'VHURNTON Girls' Glee Cluhg Scholarship lest. Girls' Glee Cluhg Mixed Chorusg North, western lfistedclliodg G. A. A. Girls' Glee Clulig Mixed Chorusg Girl Reserveg French Clulig Dramatic Clulm. Girls' Glee Clulig Girl Reserveg Dra- inatie Clnlmg Black and Gold Staff. brillirml mmhimiriml-firinling lmir mm' il gulrlm UU1lil'.n hlARGARl'i'l' 'VHORNTUN Girls' Glee Clulwg Scholarship Test. -Girls' Glee Cluhg Northwestern His- teddfodg l.atin Chili Seeretaryg Scholar- ship 'l'estg G. A. A. Reporter. President of Girls' Glee Cluhg President of French Clubg Dramatic Clulmg Schol- arship 'l'estg Northwestern Histeddfiidg Girl Reserve. Vice-President of Girl Reservesg Presi- dent of Girls' Glee Cluhg Senior Class Reporterg Dramatic Club Reporterg National Honor Societyg Scholarship 'l'estg Northwestern lfisteddlodg Stus dent Councilg Mixed Chorusg Some- rhin' Staffg Black and Gold Stall.. im! lIIt'f't 5 a uirr girl rgf rxrrllml pill1! Rl Vl'H THOMPSON G. A. A. Girl Reserveq lfreneh Clulig Dramatif Chili. Girl Reserveg Dramatic Club. I lien' rm' Ilc'Z'f'l'lYL'iI1 .vuulx in fffllff UrliL'f'r.vf'. ul.-XY 'IAYINING Class Reporter. President ol' Classg Hi-Y. lfootliallg Hi-YQ B. A. A. lfootliallg Hi-Y. Hliriijf is lffv but frm' if lung. ll lil? A el GCJI,D 1933 7'1Uc'7ll-V-ilillc' BLACK YP' l lifl all 5.3 DN ,.-4: GOLD VYll.DA XV.-XI.Kl'iR 30-'President of Classg Girls' Glee Clubg qlixed Chorusg Orchestrag Scholarship est. 31- Vice-President of Girls' Glee Clubg Orchestrag Mixed Chorusg Northwest- ern l iisteddfodg Scholarship 'liestg Presi- dent of Latin Club. 32-Girls' Glee Clubg Orchestra Reporterg Mixed Chorusg Northwestern lfistcdd- fodg Scholarship Testg National Honor Societyg French Clubg Dramatic Club Secretaryg Vice-President of Student Councilg Girl Reserve. 33-Senior Social Chairmang President of Girl Reservesg President of Orehestrag Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg North- western Piisteddfodg Scholarship 'liestg National Honor Societyg Dramatic Clubg Student Couneilg Editor-in-Chief of Black and Goldg Somethin' Start. 'For tlmsr who knot: Ihre rml, rm zcordt mn paint, .ind lhfm' who know lhrr, krmw afltL'nrr1'.t rm' faint. i HARRY waxy 30- 31- 32- Hi-Yg Science Clubg B. A. A. 33-Hi-Yg Dramatic Club. Rm,rrm Lt rm! mca,turz'd by Jizz' ur llriglzlf' ADl'il,l.A VVFFBFR 30- Scholarship Test. 31- Scholarship Testg Girls' Glee Clubg G. A. A. 32-Scholarship 'liestg Girl Reserve Treas- urerg G. A. A. Reporter. 'liestg Girl Reserve Sec- 33- Scholarship retaryg Dramatic Clubg National Honor Society. .1'bilil-v involvznt 7'!'.ff7lII1.Yibi!iQV.u YIYIAN WILLIAMS 30-Girls' Glee Clubg Scholarship lest. ll-Girls' Glee Clubg Northwestern lfis- teddfodg l.atin Club. 32- Girl Reserveg President ofHome Roomg Girls' Glee Clubg Northwestern lfis- teddfiodg Mixed Chorusg French Clubq Dramatic Club. 33-Girl Reserveg Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Northwestern liisteddfodg Dra- matic Clubg Somethin' Statfg Black and Gold Staff. Hf'rfnlnrr Irmkt 11r1i.fliz'. HOWARD WIIJ .I A MS 30- 31-- 32- Science Club. 33- Hi-Yg National Honor Societyg Science Club Treasurer. He who is homxtl it noble. N 1933 'A 'l'hi1-ty 5-.E - BLACK A GOLD :all Class History CHAPTER ONE lt was a bright September morning. The old school bell peeled out the familiar tone on the fresh autumn breeze. To a certain group of ninety pairs of ears, the bell heralded a new message. Freshmen ! ! It seemed that for years the foremost ambition of those ninety boys and girls, who appeared to begin their high school career, had been this longed-for moment. With the jeers of the upper-classmen and getting accustomed to class schedules, a kind of awkwardness prevailed over that group of happy youngsters for the first few weeks. However, with the aid of Mr. Canfield, the class organized and elected the following oflicers: President, , S , ,,,u . - , . -Wilda Walker Vice-President. . , . . . . -Harold Goeke Secretary-Treasurer. u..,, Carl Eckel Reporteruc ,. .,,e,, .- ,.. .,.,.,Jay Twining Although we were quite insignificant socially, we gained scholastic recognition through the names of various students on the Honor Roll and in the State Scholar- ship Tests. Thus it was that the Class of 1933 sent out its little ship on her maiden voyage of the great voyage--High School. . CHAPTER TWO As the little ship sets sail the second time, we find that the number of our ship- mates has dwindled to eighty. With our faithful pilot, Mr. Canfield, we chose these oflicers to steer us on our course. President .,..,,.,, .. ,.,.,..,, .,....., I ay Twining Vice-President .,,. .,,,, V5 'illard Robison Secretary-- ....u , . u -james Cranker Treasurer ..., , . - 7 , Virginia Hayes Reporter--..-,. - .. ...,,,,. - ., - ,,.. ..-,-,-Lily Williams During the ensuing year, the same standards of scholarship, which had been set up the previous year, were maintained, and a larger social program was enjoyed. CHAPTER THREE In the fall of 1931 seventy-five students returned to a new, magnificent P. H. S., wide-eyed, wondering, and hilarious over such a marvelously equipped school. I 9 3 3 Thirty-one . BLACK GOLD ' fn, .rail Class History QContinuedD Our little ship glides out from its new port. All's well under the capable guidance of Mr. Huffman, and the group elected as our ofilicers: President ..d.. . ,.,,,,,e,,,,,A,,.,.......,- Willard Robison Vice-President .,,.. ..... H arold Goeke Secretary- , ,. t , W , .--.. James Cranker Treasurer ..,.,t,,,,,,,,,,e,,. ,.,. V irginia Hayes Reporter ee,,eee ,, ., ,. ..,...-,.,.,,,Ae,..... Horace Stephens Student Council Representative e,e.,.,,....... Viola Bostdorf Too quickly did the year pass. New social responsibilities were given us besides that of maintaining our high scholastic standards. We felt more seriously the fact that we stood on the threshold of our senior year. CHAPTER FOUR A September morning, the school bell rings out on the clear, sunlit air. A thrill is felt by the seventy-three seniors who set out in a more serious mood to resume their work at P. H. S. VVith banners flying high, the faithful ship launches forth on her last voyage, carrying us to our dreamed-of-destination-Graduation. With Miss Forsyth and Mr. Barber as our new guides, we entrust our last voyage to these officers, confident that they will steer us safely home: President , . ,.,,..t,.,,,,. ..,t. W illard Robison Vice-President e,ec .c,. M arian Kureth Secretaryc- .,,, ,..,, ...,,, V i rginia Hayes Treasurer c,,. .- , ,t,,,.t,,..t... . - ,James Cranker Reporter t,,, , c V .,t,.,,t,,,,t,,,. , .,,t, Margaret Thorn ton Social Chairmen ,, , , , ,,t,, Wilda Walker, Henry Kutschke Student Council Representative ...,...,........ Viola Bostdorf The year has passed. How-we cannot divine. It has been with an incredible celerity that nine months of school have Hitted by. Truly, this year has been the most enjoyable of all our experiences in school. VVe stand in caps and gowns at the height of our ambition. Our dream is ended. Graduation is a reality. Our voyage is done. The little ship docks at the harbor of its final destination. Our day is drawing to a close, night is drawing nighg the sun hangs low in the West. The shadows are the fond and happy memories which will live forever on the sky of our souls. -Margaret Thornton I 9 3 3 Thirty-two BLACK GOLD if V, ? Elie: ,,..... 1 F ,L G-. v- S, ey '7 A Vx .15 9 5 Qgfxg . ina, . .5 'x 3 3-, .. I 'J 1.2 135, . fl ,. ,TX .vi g . it - .47 Z- W 45g',-L I P. - Q Q 5? ' .I E Mm, .ig A I A - -.fig l X F 'v ' Q' I N W r ' 3 - V 4 XYil4lan XYulkor Uiiln jimmy :xml Gortii- Ym- limins-nl Eililur .Xlivr Brauulla- Muriaiu again Miss lfnrsyth Muni Ifn-slum-n Iizurc lmvks Three' girls Uh! Iirldicl Rulwrl jusvplnilii' lizirlwr , I 4. . wi? ' I 1' - N- t i 5. - - . . it '-if V gr- .zz 3 '--- QQ Q, 4 19 , , as 1 I ' .5 qw Q61-ff' 1. '-z-Q 5' 'T..L fi ' ,r ,,,HJr.g4,, . , ' 5 in ilk A lfuur lmx'si-lm-u Ilmvgi-iw lnm mul Huh Oli! Luukl .Xlicv Spilkvr Viviun nur! ' i7llI'SNV1't'iilL'1ll'l XX'lxiL'li is Yiolgif Lvsiii- amd Hnmlrl Bnhhy G4-xii' Mznruurs-l 'l'hurnlun Tho SVK'ill1ll1illllI1Ill'ij SN-Ilu Minzxrik XYllulvl1:n'4- yum? Miss XYz1lil lmiu :incl Smarts .Xguinf Si-ninrs H933 7'l1i1'fy-llzwz' ID fl if. t, BLAIHC ClOI,D ii Claw Prophecy Class prophecies have ofttimes been told In many a form and fancy, in ways both ne Gazing into the crystal ball, I see The future of each senior of the class of '33 First comes forth young Chuck Schneider. He has won fame as a motorcycle-rider. Again I search and lo! I see At his desk at Harvard, Professor Henry Kutschke. Scotty McCoy, tall, blond, and fair, Is presiding at court in the judge's chair. Bud Robison, with his good left arm so stout, Is pitching for the Yankees and striking them out. Don Acklin, at Rollins, appears to me. He's teaching the science of Technocracy. Lloyd Neiderhouse is getting all set: The crystal says he'll be President yet. Purdue's noble team, the champions to be, Has for its coach, Leonard Carl Debbe. Little Jimmy Cranker, quite somebody is he. He's now the manager of sports at Ypsilanti Maxine Murray is the girl whom I spy, Displaying her art at dear old Chi. i Who is this? Tiny Kazmaier, all dressed in lace She's smiling and dancing with the footlights in her fa There sits Bob Sarver just two seats back. He wanted to be a coach but work's still slack. Here's Katherine Kaltenmark to be sure! She's answered the call of the librarian's lure. I'm now in New York at the close of dayg A little shop appears on the great white wayg It's a Variety Store with its lights all ablaze, And on the window is written Anning and Hayes . Horace Stephens, in his ofiice overlooking a park, Is giving orders to his Stenog, Miss Eunice Clark. From the orchestra pit at Cleveland's Blackstone, Carlton Caldwell sends forth tones from his slide-trom Carey Lindsay, a happy go lucky boy, Is driving a speed boat. Ship a-hoy! Melba Starr, so dainty and fair, Lays pretty waves in MiLady's hair. Showing forth from the crystal ball w and old. 1933 Thirtyfour CC bone .si - BLACK GOLD .17-' :ra . ,,,1-, Class Prophecy CContinuedD Is great Detroit's Y. W. C. A. Hall. Wilda Walker is its president, kind and true. Margaret Thornton has the money when the bills come As a journalist, Fran Leatherman, wished to win fame, So with her brief case she boarded a train. She was off to New York with a swish and a swirl, And now's with the Times . VVhewl What a girl! Down old Broadway with its lights all aflame, There burns before my eyes Dale Bernard's name. Can it be? Yes, I believe I'm right. In Grand Opera, he's making his bow tonight. It certainly causes me no great alarm To see Carl Eckel prospering on a farm. Sailing to China and far distant lands, T . Ruth and Jane Huiford have formed Missionary bands. Howard Rectenwald, as a priest calm and kind, Touches people's hearts and quiets their minds. Adella Weeber, in uniform starched and white, Is walking hospital corridors all through the night. Joe Farley, another fine old classmate, At Washington, is directing affairs of state. As a major, at West Point's famous post, Fred Schwind gained the position he coveted most. Strains of music, soft and rare, Come Hoating out on the evening air. Down at Oberlin, a nice little town, As organist, Vivian Williams has gained renown. jay Twining has chosen an aviator's life. He goes into tailspins thinking of his wife. Charles McCarty, a policeman on Toledo's busy streets, Twirls his moustache and smiles at every lady he meets. As an electrical engineer, fame he has won, It is none other than our own William Compton. Clarence Stanford, who did the delivery chore, Is still delivering, but he has his own store. In his jewelry store, with its diamonds all a-glitter, Stands Harold Goeke with heart all a-twitter. Gazing at him, with her eyes so blue, Is a sweet young lady saying, How do you do . Hazel Conner, a person for knowledge and lore, 1933' d UC Thirtyfve ,, llslllt BLACK GOLD il Q O A2 QCD 3 U -.,, 5-S 55:1- YD O K4 Has attended many colleges and been graduated from four. Eddie went to college. QI-Ie had a few dates., Now, back home, Father Lippert's dairy he operates. Come, mystic crystal, serve me well, Where my classmates are, I must foretell. Ah, who is this I see? It is Robert Jeffrey, Standing behind the counter in his spotless bakery. Who's that man standing in the next door? It's Leslie Burkhart, who runs a hardware store. Down at W. S. P. D., Erwin Schober's going on the air. As his announcer, Paul Duquette, proves himself quite a Mary Jane Seminew has made herself a name! Cast your eyes skyward and see her aeroplane. Howard Williams, who craved education, Is dean of a school of his own creation. A number of faces appear in a haze, As into the crystal ball I gaze. I look still closer, Cas I thought I shouldj, And see some of the class out in Hollywood. Ruth Thompson, Zelda Ellerman, and Laverne Schramm Are hoping to be stars in the years to come. Mable Marshall, Ruth Kepler and Berneta Reed Are actresses. Ah, yes indeed. In these days of health, people still complain of ills, So they call Dr. Walp, who gives them some pills. Here's a nice little factory where they make ginger ale. Lester Holcomb owns it but he has it up for sale. To be a teacher, Garnett Corbin had a yearning. Now she teaches in Perrysburg's Hall of Learning. Standing before her at Georgia Tech, Is Wilma Miller's gym class, tall and erect. While in the same school, the boys his glances fearing, Clark Ryder is teaching Civil Engineering. Edward Lahey didn't think it so funny To find a good way to make some money. So he thought and thought but was still in a quandary, And to settle it all, he started a laundry. Mike Kushner operates a chain of garages, He repairs all makes from Fords to Dodges. As a landscape gardener with experienced hand, 1933i lear Thirty-.fix -ei. E51 BLACK GO LD Class Prophecy CContinuedD' Herbert Stemen raises flowers to beautify our land. Doris Sherman, still so kind and sweet, Lives in a cottage just down our street. She and her husband have the kindest fate, For they go driving in their own straight eight. Standing with his baton high in the air, Clifford Cunning is leading an orchestra which is quite fair. There's Helen Brocka. What's she done with life? Why, she's making some man a good true wife. Mary Brossia, I'd say she's no spinster. She has fallen in love and married a minister. Running the electric plant that gives us our power, ls another old classmate, Jonathan Dauer. In one of Philadelphia's very finest stores, Gervaise Thornton models gowns every lady adores. john Lindsay's hair is growing much greyer. He's burdened with the problems of being Toledo's mayor. Playing the role of mother, in Hearts All Afire , Viola Bostdorf is realizing her deepest desire. In a large hotel overlooking a bay, Jack Goeckerman, a yachtman, is making a stay. Paul Kolvey, a deck hand keeps the yacht clean and bright He works through the day and goes roaming by night. Living on a ranch in the great golden West, Marie Ketzer enjoys the life she always loved best. A hotel hostess is a position not to be spurned, So Ila Carpenter went to school and this she has learned. Down at St. Vincent's, its interior white and clean, As a nurse, Stella Minarik, another classmate, can be seen. Eleanor Storts, in an Orphans' Home, Sings to the children in her sweet soprano tone. Gerald Hirsch, swinging a suitcase in his hand, VValks down the street, as a Fuller brush man. Dick Liebherr, in his spick and span togs, At Coney Island, in his stand, is selling hot dogs. Thanks, kind crystal, this reminiscing has been a pleasure. These memories' of my classmates, I shall forever treasure. Then tonight as I pause from the concert of mine, I'll give to their memory, and sing Auld Lang Sync . -Marian K ureth I 9 3 3 Tlzirty-seven 5 l 2 - 'HN ..- C0ml!1g year. BLAC K G O L D H ii'- .23 Junior Class History In September of 1930, about ninety-six young people organized as a Freshman Class. Soon after we had become acquainted, we elected, under the guidance of Mr. Huffman and Mr. Scheld, the following officers: President: .e.c.,,,......,,..c....c,,c....,c Robert Sprengel Vice-President ,..., ..,cc, G lenn Simmons Secretary c,,... ,.cc E velyn Hutchison Treasurer- ,c,,. .,,.,o R uth Williams Reporter ...,., - - . vcc,,. .,,u.. R uth Caldwell Cheer Leader, . ,,,,.A, .... , , .,c,..o.,.,cc...,c, Loretta Howe Qur first eventful year was full of memories and we were ready to start our We were seventy-six in number as a Sophomore Class. Our officers were: Presidenti--- . ., ..ct,,,.....tc.c,.. ,. c.,,,.,c Robert Sprengel Vice-President - - - .,,tt. Jack Heclcler Secretary ,.,c,, .. . -Evelyn Hutchison Treasurer .... . .,.,,cc,..., . - - - c,..,c Caroline Wenz Reporter ....t . .c,,,t,,..,,, ,t,., . , ,,,t.A., .,VVendell Riggle Student Council Representative .,,ct .. , , ,,t, Ruth Williams Cheer Leaders ....,o,t, ,......,. G lenn Simmons, Irene Inman In this, our Junior Year, we have only 59 members in our Class. However, this has been the most successful of our three years in P. H. S. Our Class officers were: Presidentw-. - -W I -L-Floris Sweet Vice-President .,,.. ,,.,. J ohn Hayes Secretary- -, . ,,., L,,c P aul.Munger Treasurer ..., . ,,..,. . . - . ,,t,.. - -, -William Sass Reporter .,.,,, 1 ,,.,,.t,.,,,,,.,. v , - . Althea Kruse Student Council Representative , L - . -Ruth Williams Cheer Leader ...,t ....,L,.,.,..,LL,.,. , . L,.t, Glenn Simmons First Row-James Bayers, Catherine Bazavik, Milton Bengston, Madelyn Black, Alice Brandel, Melvin Brossia, Dorothy Buckenburger. Second Row-Ruth Caldwell, Florine Charles, Charlotte Chambers, Rebecca Cornelius, Dorothy Cousino, Catherine Cummins, Dorothy Eckel. Third Row-Florence Eckel, Hattie Caroline Fuller, Iva Lou Gaskell, Stanley Gilson, James Gribben, john Hayes, jack Heckler. Fourth Row-Harold Hillabrand, Evelyn Hutchison, Irene lnman, Rebecca Jeffrey, Marilyn Kautz, Virginia Kidney, Althea Kruse. Fifth Row-Gertrude LaFarree, Edward Lauman, Ruth Long, Harold Loomis. Sixth Row-Melvin McFillen, George Madsen, Virginia Mahler. Mary Motyka, Paul Munger, Earl Nollenberger, John Perrin. Seventh Row-Anne Piscor, Margaret Redman, Wendell Riggle, Leonard Roberts, Howard Roper, William Sass, Ronald Schaller. Eighlh Row-Beatrice Scheider, Thelma Scheider, Rita Shiple, Glenn Simmons, George Smithers, Doris Spilker, Kenneth Stanford. Ninlh Row-Inez Stickles, Floris Sweet, Robert Thomas, Hollas Thompson, Caroline Wenz, Ruth Williams, Virginia Witzler. I 93 3- -ea Thiriy-eight IZLACHQ CDL 1933 Th iff-V-llfllz' .-pg.:-l H 2 Z3 ,,-.. .53 BLACK GoLD -:Q-. tarif- Sophomore Class History When school opened last year, about one hundred twenty-five Freshmen re- ported. Under the sponsorship of Miss Wahl, Mr. Bachman and Mr. Gerber the following officers were elected: President ,..i . .e.o... - - - Richard Wellstead Vice-President .... ..,, V irginia Zachman Secretary, .. - - - c.... Donald Halbert Treasurer- - - , , - .,,,..c Robert Anderson Reporter s,...,.,.....,.........cc......., Francis Cornelius This year ninety-six students registered as Sophomores. We feel that the second year of our high-school career has been very successful. Mr. Canheld has acted as the class advisor. The students holding oliices were: President .c,c,...,,. ,..,c...,, . ..c...,....c H azel Holcomb Vice-President- - - ...cc Glenn Burdo Secretary . . ,,,, c,.c. M ary Cranker Treasurer- L . - - . . .,c. . - - - .- ,cc. Rosalyn Haight Reporter , ,c,,, , ,,cc . ,,c...c.,., -- . .c,. D. Ruth Sage Student Council Representative ..., - - - ., Kathryn Lindsay Cheer Leader- - - . .,,,,v,c,.i ,. C , , .. .,,, .. .,...,c. Eugene Griss Bruce Bodart was our chosen president for the year, a classmate of whom we were justly proud of holding this honor. We were all greatly saddened by his untimely death, for he was loved by all his fellow companions. For the remainder of the year the Vice-President, Hazel Holcomb acted in his place. Firrt Row-Harry Albright, Vernon Albright, Robert Anderson, Mary Bays, Mary jane Bazavik, Robert Bench, Helen Black, Luella Bostdorf, Helen Marie Bowers. Serond Row-Artltella Britton, Robert Brown, Gordon Burkhart, Glenn Burdo, Shirley Byington, Arnold Christen, Mary Ellen Coil, Aileen Cookson, Bernadine Cookson. Third Row-Mary Cranker, Rock Cummings, Byforcl Death, Charles Dowling, Delores Eckel, Lyonel Eckel, Inez Finch, Robert Finch, Ernest Gabb. Fourth Raw-Melvin Green, Eugene Griss, Ruth Hahn, Rosalyn Haight, Donald Halbert, Freda Hanthorn, Paul Harbauer, Isabelle Henning, Perkins Henry. FUN: Row-Katherine Hillabrand, Bernard Hillabrand, Hazel Holcomb, Stanley Huffman, Ruth johnson, Francis Kaltenmark, Allen Kazmaier, Paul Kazmaier, Frederick Kazmaier. Sixth Row-Mae Keller, Marcella Kellermeier, Ethel Keppler, Robert Kille. Seventh Row-Forest Kille, Ursula Kotowski, Ann Kovach, Philip Kurtis. Eighth Row-Peter Kushner, John LaFarree, Paul Laubenthal, Dorothy Lees, Robert Leslie, Joseph Lehman, Ruth Lindemier, Kathryn Lindsay, Albert Liebherr. Ninth Row-Mary Lober, Helen Mandell, Virgil Mazey, Donald Mericle, Allan Mills, Freda Morgan, Violet Popplewell, Steve Protzik, Michael Pustay. Tenth Row-Charles Redman, Wilberta Reed, Alma Reitz, D. Ruth Sage, Adeline Sass, Lyle Schneider, Gladys Schramm, Hazel Schwerkoske, Evelyn Schuster. Eleventh Row-Opal Schaller, Verna Schaller William Schwind, Ralph Seiling, Michael Seminew, May Smithers, Vernon Snyder, Harold Stanfiord, Ruth Swope. Twe0'th Raw-Edwin Trumpy, Maribel Van Scoder, Lucille Voland, Bratche Webster, Richard Well- stead, Betty Wiechel, Ruth Wygant, Laura Ann Yoo, Virginia Zachman. 1933 Forty BLACK U . lr WEP'- mu is s-'-S 5 , ...- GOLD 1933 I4'0rtv-om' BLACK GoLD- ,..,.-in-n -1 jfs,-X Freshman Class History ' About one hundred twenty Freshmen entered P. H. S. in September of the vear nineteen thirty-two. The class sponsors were Miss Wahl and Mr. Gerber. Those chosen to represent the class for the first year were: President ......,s.......,,.,,,.,,,,,,se,,,.., Marjorie Kille Vice-President ,..,....... .s,ss W illiam Honner Secretary and Treasurer .,e,., L. , L , .Frederick Hagemyer Class Reporter ......... - -t S .,,ess sr,, C atherine Acklin Student Council Representative ,,,t,,,t,,,t Matthew Dowling First Row-Catherine Acklin, Jean Allen, Frederick Altholf, Gerhardt Althoff, Charles Arras, Elizabeth Baker, Gladys Baker, Raymond Baughn, Augustina Boaczenko, Martha Bullett. Second Row-Lois Clemens, Francis Cornelius, Myrtle Cratty, Paul Death, Orville Decko, Betty Dick- son, Jane Dickson, john Doyle, Matthew Dowling, Melva Donaldson. Third Row-Russell Deubner, Harvey Eckel, Fern Eckel, Gladys Eckel, Wilma Emch, Norman Emch, Clarence Englehardt, Bernard Fox, Ray Fullager, Ruth Goeckerman. Fourth Row-Donald Goodrich, Donald Goodman, Ambrose Haas, Helen C. Haas, Helen M. Haas, Frederick Hagemyer, Christina Hansen, Michael Hencher, Robert Heckler, Carroll Hillabrand. Fyth Row-Richard Hirsch, Ann Louise Hoffman, Franklin Hoyt, William Honner, john Huffman, Frederick Jacobs, Arthur johannsen, Mardel Kautz, Marjorie Kille, Virginia Kopp. Sixth Row-Margaret Kolvey, Dorothy Kruse, Florence Kruse, Margaret Kruse. Seventh Row-Mary Margaret Kurtis, Frederick Kurtis, Martha Kurtis, Margaret Ladiko. Eighth Row-john Landwehr, Marie Len, Virginia Limmer, Ruth jane Lippert, Helen Lintner, Gerald Loomis, Marie Mahler, Priscilla Marshall, Pauline McDowell, Raymond Metcalf. Ninth Row-Karl Michelson, Robert Mills, Robert Moreo, Helen Mutchler, Richard Noble, julia Nollenberger, Theresa Pustay, Laurel Phillips, Willis Reitzel, Glenn Reither. Tenth Row-Charles Restle, Eleanor Ries, Charles Richards, Hazel Ridgeway, Alice Robertson, Grace Robertson, james Robertson, Charles Robertson, Merlin Schramm, Arthur Schwerkoske. Eleventh Row-Lucille Schwind, Dorothy Schneider, Pauline Schober, Irma Schaller, Wilma Sherman, Kathryn Shumaker, Mary Szorady, Alice Spreng, Richard Speaker, Alice Spilker. Tweyth Row-Lucille Spilker, Bonnie Stanford, Robert Sterling, James Stemen, john Sullivan, Harold Swartz, Earnest Swartz, Donald Thompson, john Thornton, William Tinney. Thirteenth Row-Milton Tober, Mary Tremsky, William Trumpy, Doris Turner, Evelyn Ulrich, Milan Voska, Hilda Mary Wenz, George Whitwham, Glenna Mae Wolfe, William Yoo. 1933 I ' e F arty-two A QE BLACK GOLD 2-at F55 .-,S I 9 3 3 l+'w'l,x'-llzwz' BLACK ,ai- A. E15 3 F3555 Aaegeieh CY CD I,ID X LESLIE VIRGINIA LAVEIQNE HELEN GAQNETT MARIAN M A DY NIVIAN IIIARIE I HAZEI, RUTH K. IMHLDA CLARK JANE LLCYD ILA ZELDA 'Gd ' I K I 'TINY' JACK A. RUTH H, 1'i HA 5? EMANOR S NELBA DOIPIS 1933 f 07'f'Y1f0Il7' A as BLACK QQEQJE G OL D if-:f F fe- Q 'l'o those energetic individuals who so eagerly add the song, the drama, :md the color to our High School life, We impartially dedicate this section I 9 3 3 l 0r1-xgfizw' Orgauizatiozz BLACK GOLD 231' 32 :all ll Student Council The Student Council has completed its second year with the objectives set forth in its constitution continually in mind. We hope that its second year has been satisfactory to the school community. The council has taken over certain routine duties which would otherwise have taken up the time of the principal and teachers. ln addition, the council has seemed as a clearing house to the faculty, classes, activities and organizations. ln the few instances where the council has voted rules affecting the school part1es,1ts members have put the welfare of the school and the wishes of the major- ity of the student body before all other considerations. The platform has been The Students of this school and their education first . On this platform it has had the support of the students, faculty, parents, and the school's alumni. The individual members of the council have learned many valuable lessons from the year's experience, such as having the opportunity of sensing, in a very realistic way, the attitude of the school toward its chosen representatives. Presidentn Frederick Schwind Vice-President Kathryn Lindsay Secretary, lfloris Sweet Reporter Ruth VVilliams Sponsorc ,Mr. Huffman 1 9 3 3 Forty-,fix 52 BLACK 'f'E.F: GOLD Ds .i ga tis .-: ' in d- National Honor Societv The National Honor Society is really the junior Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa, the national honorary organization of colleges and universities. Only high schools of Class AH ranking in scholarship are granted the privilege of membership. We are very proud that our school has been a part of this society since 1925. Fifteen per cent of each class is eligible for membership in the National Honor Society. On the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service, live per cent of the members are chosen in the -lunior year, and the remaining ten per cent during the Senior year. We feel that the National Honor Society is one of the most beneficial organiza- tions of our high school. lt is an inspiration and an ambition which prompts students to strive to create in themselves those four qualities which are qualifica- tions for membership. The class of l933 is represented by Wilda Walker, l.loyd Neiderhouse, Katherine Kaltenmark, Margaret Thornton, Maxine Murray, .-Xdella Weeber, Howard VvllllZll11S, Frances Leatherman and Henry Kutschke. I 9 3 3 1 ort-x'-Jvzwz A 3 BLACK G o I, D is e.EUE Girl Reserves The Girl Reserve organization, under the sponsorship of Miss liorsyth, has had a very successful year, socially and in the held of service. unior and Senior girls, who possess very high standards in hoth character and scholarship, are eligllmle to membership. The aim of the Girl Reserves is to aid in the advancement of all the viral inter- ests of girls, in terms of social, economic, intellectual, moral and spiritual welfare, through a development of companionship, leadership and hneness of character. We sincerely hope to educate our membership in such a way, that in the future the organization may constitute an ellective agency for social progress in both our school and community. The following officers have served us with untiring elliortsz President , YYilda VYalker Vice-President Margaret Thornton Secretary , Adella XYeeher Treasurer Virginia Hayes Chaplain , ,Caroline NN'enz 1933 For!-v-vigil! l3l,!lCllC. C3 QD l, ID N ll J Q l 1 1 PM-Y 'l'he HLY Clulw is a Christian organization eoniposed of the upper-elassnien in the high school. lts purpose is to ereate, maintain and extend throughout the sehool and eoinniunity high standards ol Christian eharaeter. ln the meetings which were held on Nllednesday mornings, the prolwlems of lile that confront young men were discussed. Those discussions from oliservation have had a good influence upon the menilaers. 'l'he Clulm wishes to thank lN'lr. 'l'reeee for his invalualile help and suggestions throughout the year. l,l'CSlLlL'llt Xyillilful Rtllilsiin Vice-l'resident Henry Kutsehlae Secretary Charles Schneider 'llreasurer George hlefoy Chaplain Harold Goeke Sargeant-at-.-Xrms xYllllllI11 Sass Reporter Wendell liiggle Advisor U. C. 'l'reeee 1933 l m'l'i'-llzlm' Q -as .3 BLACK GO LD .- , 52'-S l ,,l., Fresh men-Sophomore Dramatic Club The students responded with a great deal of enthusiasm at the first meeting ol the lfreshmen-Sophomore Dramatic Cluh, which was called under the direction of Miss hlunger. The aim of the Cluh was to develop dramatic ahility and to discover new talent among the under-classmen. The plays which have heen presented at the various Cluh programs were: The Three XYishes , The Visitorn, The Trysting Place and Assistance, Please . The officers ol. the organization were: President Peter Kushner Vice-President Ruth Hahn Secretary Glenn Burdo Treasurer -lack Thornton Reporter F.velvn Shuster l lX'IZlI'f',l'illCl1 Coil Program Committee 7 Perkins Henry l Adeline Sass 1933 Fyflvv , lil is BLACK GOIJD El! 2 ll Junior-Senior Dramatic Club 'l'he first meeting of the .lunior4Senior Dramatic Club was held in October. The following officers were elected: President Henry Kutschke Vice-President Marian Kureth Secretary Horace Stephens Treasurer John Hayes Reporter 7 7 . 7 7 7 ,Margaret Thornton Under the capable direction of Mr. Barber, two three-act plays, A Yankee in London , Whimsy and numerous one-act plays were presented. These plays gave active parts to approximately hfty members. 'lihe proceeds from the three-act plays which were presented to the public went to the P. H. S. Picture lfund, the Central RCl1Cl-COlllI1llff6C and the l armer's Institute. lN'e feel that the activities of the Club for the year have been very successful. Our thanks go to lVlr. Barber for his interest in helping us in our accomplish- ments. 1933 FUD-0114' BLACK GOLD -T: 1 all , ,,.1, ll Industrial Arts Club An Industrial Arts Club was organized for the first time this year. The purpose of it wus to give those boys who have had nmnuul training more time to work and study on the Slll3xlCCf,11IMl to give new or prospective students some idea of the work. Since this was at new club it has been rather slow in getting started, but after having watched the aietivity of the members, it can be assured that everyone wus interested in his work. President lirutehe NYebster Reporter, ., Robert Mills Sponsor, , Mr. Baehmzln I 9 3 3 Fylvv-Iwo BLACK A SE FE?-9 --si- zz , K, '-:'..'-..- .Q EU fl: an ' fri? CiUI,D 1 ti i i A Science Club The members of the Mr. Canfield as sponsor. President Vice-President Secretary 'llI'Ci1Slll'tfl' Reporter Science Club held their first meeting September 70 xxiti The following members were elected to oH'ices: George Mcfoy Richard Wellstead Mary Cranker Howard XYilli:uns Mary Crzinker The :lim of this Club was to promote un interest in the scientific things bx in creasing our present knowledge. 'l'hc programs have consisted of numerous demonstrations and discussions on such subjects as diamonds, atmospheric pressure, heat, electricity and Ll1CIT1lLll reactions. By combining amusement with the more practical measures, this llul 11s become one ot the most popular in school. 1933 Fjffvr -tlirrr A BLACK GOLD - -5?-:E F- W Music Club 'lihe Music Club was organized for the second consecutive year by the selection of the following oHicers: President . Dorothy Ifckel Vice-President Glenn Simmons Secretary ,Beatrice Scheider 'lireasurer U. Ruth Sage Reporter .-Xlthea Kruse The monthly meetings of this Club have consisted of various musical selections and discussions. These programs have brought out some real musical talent, through the help of Mr. Gerber. XVe feel that this organization has developed a deeper appreciation for music in its members during the past year. N 1933 N lfjflyjrzzzf' i Ns- E :I BLACK GOLD: Fill? , ,,-3 Home-Economics Club Presidente . -. 7 Stella Minarik Vice-President , , . - Ruth Lindemier Secretary , at , . uwilma Hmch 'l'reasurer,e , u , Marcella Kellermeier Reporter , e , efiladys Schramm At the beginning ofthe year a group of girls formed the Home Economics Club, which was the hrst of its kind in the high school. The Club met every month for the programs that were provided by the committees appointed each time. Some of the aims of this Club were to learn various kinds of handicrafts useful in home life, such as dyeing, embroidery and the making of paper flowers. The discussions were conducted for the purpose of encouraging interest and apprecia- tion in home life. Having had Miss Wahl as advisor, the Club feels that the organization has been one that was worth while. f-I 1933 - I M F Vtgitfve ,E 5 5. iamxcii GOLD Ei! ANd-1:-'.. Band The hand was organized this year with the largest numher of memlsers that it has had in its short history. This organization was started three years ago hy Nlr. lierlier, and we are proud ol- the fact that it is sueh a large organization. It has played for all home games of football, lmasketlxall and the pep meetings. NYe feel that these performances have proved the worth-whileness of the organization. The following held olliees during the year: . President l,ilararian Reporter l-'inf Tru mprl Charles Schneider Richard Wellstead lfurimm' llnrn George Smithers XYendell Riggle -V1lA'1lfYhIHll' lfrederiek .laeohs l'aul lVlunger Russell Dulmer .Hin Horn iierald l.oomis lNS'l'Rl'MliN'l'S lfayy Drum lfraneis Kaltenmark .Y v 111 bo li Roek Cummings .S'ffmla' 'llfIHIlf71'l Stanley llurliman Clirliord Cunning 'l'rambnm' Carlton Caldwell Roliert Bench ' 9 3 3 Fifi-v-.fix NYillard Rohison lfrederiek .laeolms farlton Caldwell ffirxf l.'l11rim'l john Huffman -Iohn l.andwel1r Nrvrnnl fflflriurl Carey Lindsay lm'iz.t,c Hurn Glenn Simmons .Vmzrr Drum XYillard Rolwison 3 zu Em ri' 5x '-.Sf-. A H PQ BLACK G O I, D N ,,,.L, Orchestra The High School Orchestra has been very successful this year through the patient el'l'orts of Mr. Gerber. Several new instruments were added to the orchestra which have been badly needed for several years. Among these were the .-Xlto Horn and Viola. The group has played for the plays and various other entertainments that have taken place during the year. The numbers used included the works of such eminent composers as Shubert, Mozart and Beethoven. We certainly will feel the loss of the musical talent which graduation will bring, but we leel certain that these members will come back to help us in future alumni pl'0gI'1llllS. President W'ilda W'all4cr Vice-President Willard Robison librarian Richard NYellstead Reporter Paul Munger Property Managers Wendell Riggle, Glenn Simmons l ir.rl Violin lilcnn Simmons hlarilyn lxautz Viola hlardal Kautz Clarinrl -lohn Huffman .Iohn laindwehr Berncta Reed Carey Lindsay llrlnm lfrancis Kaltenmark lNS'I'RlllNlliN'l'S ljfllflll llorothy lfckel Srmmz' V i 0 fi ll Wilberta Reed Hattie lfuller 'l m prnli Willard Robison Trombone Carlton Caldwell Robert Bench l l11lr Paul hlunger .S'11xr11vhom' Frederick .lacobs Russell Duliner Cfllu Beatrice Scheidcr Wendell Riggle Hmzjn lfrederick Hagemyer I 9 3 3 Pvlvi'-.fvzwl f.'m'm'l Charles Schneider Richard W'ellstead Stanley llufliman Clilliord Cunning lfllflhllflilllll licorgc Smithcrs lfzlrr l'inl W'ilda W'alker S BLACK XLR- :ii in ii GOLD VViilzu'Li RolmiSon Frances l,eatherman Virginia Hayes Vivian XN'illian1s Carlton Caldwell Miss Forsyth Somethin, Staff Rol'1'ok-iN-CHIEF Henry Kutsehke ASSOCIATE EDITORS Margaret Thornton Am' Enrroks Maxine Murray BUSINESS MANAGER George McCoy TYPISTS I-'ACI' I,'I'Y ADVISORS I 9 3 3 1 Q'Lv-riglzl XVilda XValker Marian Kureth Viola Bostdorf Frederick Schwind Eleanor Storrs Mr. Barber i --BLACK GO LD Ei- A g'J....i .l- SITE Black and Gold Staff Frances Leatherman Margaret Thornton Marian Kureth Vivian VVilliams XVillard Robison Charles Schneider Gervaise Thornton C. B. Riggle, Supt. Einiroa-IN-CHIEI-' VVilda Walker ASSOCIATE EDITORS PLATE ARTISTS BUSINESS MANAGERS Henry Kutschke 'rvmsrs FACULTY ADVISORS Viola Bostdorf Jack Anning Virginia Hayes Frederick Sehwinal George McCoy VVilliam Compton Hazel Conner O. C. Treece, Prin 1 9 3 3 - flfffj'-llillt' BLACK GOLD Cirls' Clee Club Boys' Clee Club '933 Sixlrv BLACK C OI D 1 Mixed Chorus Eisteddfqod Winners I9 3 3 Q K -N'f.x'f-x' nm' . i BLACK GOLD Girls' Gym Classes Boys' Gym Glasses -- 1933 Sixty-two W 1933 PGS: BLACK GOLD 3 22 E 'fe-, --- . X ,Il- CARVEY , ' . HADEL in - H Q , BILL' JAY ' . . x 9 ' 5 X fc! , HE ' CLIFFORD DDIEH TWINS Si.vt'x'-llzwr IZIUXCIK fllill 5 ,,.k wCDI,D w N'X M Semester Honor Roll IURS llonaltl Arkliii, Ilafcl Connur, liarnutt Corliin, XYilliani Coin iron, lfranccs I,cathcrman I axinc Murray, l.loytl Ncitlurliousw, Margaret Thornton, XYiltIa XYall-Aer, .-Xtlclla Wbclmttr. I IXIURS llorothv Iiut'kcnluiri1cr, Melvin Mclfillcn, Hattic lfullcr, -Ioan Hayes, Mary Nloryka, Margaret Rlillllllilll, Doris Silvillacr, Caroline VYcnz. NUl'llUMURI ,S Marv Cranlacr, Charles Dowling, Ifrancis Kaltcninarla, l'rsula Kotowslai, :Xhna Rt-ity, Ruth Saga, 'Betty Wiurlicl, Mary Lolwrf I RI .SIIMI'iN Catherine rycltlin, lohn Huflinan, Iohn Iaxmlwuhr, Virginiavlainnicr, Ihcrcsa I'ustay, Dorothy Sclim-inlcr, Cathurinc-Sliuinalacr, Hiltla Mai'y IYcnl, NYiIliai Nt Nt Ni Nt WORI .IJ I llS'l'l BR Y State Scholarship Contestants il.lSIl I Qiatlierinc Aclxlin I.A'I'IN I Virginia I.itnmcr iI,lSIl ll Haxcl Holconils lAA.X'l'IX ll Ruth Sage il ,ISII l I I . Carolyn Wunz Iivclyn Hutchison l'RI'MH l' Margaret 'l'hornton Katherine Kaltcnniark Francis Kaltcninarla Milic l'ustay i..'ll Y. Us I l9RIiNCH ll., XM ICR IC.-KN I IlS'l'ORYiiai'nctt Corhin Gerald Hirsch QH1.jy1lg'1'Ry XI,tilf,BR.-X I john I.antIwchr Rohcrt Sterling PHYSICS hI'.UMI fI'RY .-Xlina Rcitz Betty Vvciclicl 1933 .h'i,X'f-Vjffllll' KGICN HRAI, SC I ICN C Ii. Mary Margaret Kurtis Ihcrcsa Pnstay Rosalyn Haight Mary I,olwr Rita Shiplc john Hayes Hilda XYIIIIQCI' Maxine Murray Hiltla Mary XVCHI Ifrcderick .Iacolms I,loytI Ncitlcrlioust Anlclla XYcchcr Melvin Mclfillcn XN'illiain Compton Q BLACK ooLD To those dashing Yellow Jackets VVho so bravely defended their title VVe loyally dedicate this section -Athletics 1 9 3 3 l- Sixgifve BLACK it ll lil GOLD za Z3 COACH BACHMANA'l'his was a difficult year for Coach Bachman. With light and inexperienced ma- terial, he faced one of the toughest schedules that Perrysburg has ever played. Naturally his teams lost some games, but even in defeat they acquitted themselves like men. Coach Bachman does not be- lieve the VVin at any cost theory. Always the wel- fare of the boys is uppermost in his mind. Win if possible is his motto, lt is better to lose every game of the season than to injure the health or morals of the boys . As a strict task master, honest and im- partial, he has won the love and respect of every boy in high school. DOC CANl lI'll.D: fl.vxi.vtanl Coach and Trainer- Dear old Doc was always on the job with the First-aid kit, a wise-crack, and a broad smile. With that com- bination he made bad cuts and bruises feel like the after-glow of a sweetheart's kiss. His pet phrases, as the line used to form, were Don't crowd, fellows! and Une at a time, please. MR. 'l'Rl+il'iCl'i: l'l!ll'lllf,V lllzmagvr-'lihe work of Mr. Treece is seldom brought to our attention, so smooth- ly does he function as lfaculty Manager ofAtl1- letics. However, his influence is felt down to the last member of the squad. His genial personality and A-No. l grade of sportsmanship have endeared him to this, as to every team, since he came to Perrys- burg High School. CAl l'AlN DHBBIQ: Ylllfklff Deblxe surely played great in most of the games this year. He was an little slow at first, but he opened up later. He was a stonewall at tackle and we certainly hate to see him go. We wish you were back next year, l.eonard. ' 9 3 3 -'A Sixty-.tix BLACK G ll Llll l BOB S.LXRYlf'iR: l'lIt1lb1ll'k- 'l'his was Bolfs first year with P. H. S. and he surely showed his stuff. He played a lighting game straight through to the finish. When he tackled a man, the man always went down. His best game was the one with Ross- ford. 'l'oo had we have to lose you, Bob. DICK Wlil.l.S'l'l'i.-XD: limi-Dick played a fast and tricky game for our sehool all year. ln th Swanton game he outran their whole team. He was a great fellow to snag passes and get away with them. Dick has two more years and we will expect a lot from him. JIM CR.-XNKI-ZR: .QIlltlff1'7'brlffl -.lim was a little new at the lveginning hut he loosened up as the season pro- gressed. He proved to lie very good at defensive and offensive games. He was small hut shility and fast. lkle regret that this is his last year. tiliRAI.D HIRSCH: ,Q,IHI7'f1'7'b1ll'k' Gerry was another small hut mighty player. When he received the hall, he just ducked his head and drove straight through the line. He improved with eaeh game and P. H. S. will he the loser from his graduation. ENR Y Kll'l'SCHKl'i: Cmllvr--V Henry showed a Never say die spirit! throughout the year, rain or shine. He played a strong and good position at center. Although a little weak at first, he tightened up as he received more experience. We are sorry to lose Hank through graduation, for we know his place will he hard to fill. ll 1933 Si.X'f'l'-.ft?U!,'7l CDI,D i CK GOLD ll faq PAUL lJllQLll-1'I I'li:ll I aflmrk-e Duke started our line hut sla'k 'l ' ' ' ' L enec tl little hit. About the middle of the season he hegan to play rell footb ll .1 1 a and his im- provements continued. We hate to see him leave but we will have to say, So long, Duke. HORACIS S'I'lil'HI+1NS: Center- Horace was short but he could usually stop his man. He played a difficult position and played it well. Sorry you won't he with us next year, -Iuney. OI.-XY 'l'WlNlNG: 'llzcklrf jay had to work most of the season a l ll ' ' ' i nc sidnt get very much practice, hut he played football when he had the ch H . ance. ere was a lighter. When he charged he certainly broke up the line. -lay is another graduate this year. Good luck. l Rl'iD SCHVVIND: linde-'lihis was l red's last year and he put up a great right for his Alma Mater. lt will be hard to till his shoes at end next fall. Wll.l,lAM SASS: Guard-Bill has one more year and we will expect a lot from him next year. He played a good game, a little slow at the start, hut much hetter at the Finish. Keep it upl Bill. lVlFl,YlN BROSSIA: Guard- Red was a fighting man all the way around. VVhen he started to play, he cleaned h ' up t e opposition. Red has another year and we expect him to do some excellent playing. Come on, Red. Sixty-viglzt '933 'De l . X alll: -E5 , BLACK all fl N ,Q DICK l.ll'iHHl'iRR: Tackfe---Dick's first year on the varsity team was- a big success. He graduates this year just as his football Career is starting. KIOHN PHRRIN: Guard-john played a good game throughout the season. When he went in after his man, he always downed him. johnny was a fighter and he showed it in all of the games. He has an- other year and the fans will see a fighting lineman. S'l'l'fYl'i PROTSIK: Halfbark-Steve played his posi- tion well this year. He is a fighter and fast ball carrier. Steve showed up excellent the Whitmer and Swanton games. Two more years and we will see what a player he has hecome. l,et's go Steve. CHARLES SCHNlill3l'iR: End'-Chuck was green at first, but he listened to everything Bachman said and improved rapidly. By the end of' the season he was one of the best pass receivers on the squad. Chuck had plenty of speed which was proved in the Ross- ford game. He is another senior so we'll say, Good- hye, Chuck . MIKE KUSHNFR: Qlnzrterbark-f Mike was small but mighty. He was a good ball carrier, especially on returning punts or on the kick-off. This was his first and last year and we are going to miss him a lot. HlI.I. COhll l'ON: l ullbark+VVith a little more ex- perience Bill would have developed into one of the hest fullbacks that P. H. S. has ever had. For his first year he played a remarkable game. Coach Bach- man will have a tough time finding one to take his place. I 9 3 3 Sixf-Q'-llilll' GOLD A .2 BLACK GO 1,13 SWE I 1 I Football Scores Montpelier I3 P. H. S. Ctherej Sept Bowling Green 2 P. H. S. Cherej Oct. North Baltimore 0 P. H. S. ftherej Oct. Whitmer 7 P. H. S. Qtherej Oct. Rising Sun 7 P. H. S. . Cherej Oct. Swanton O P. H. S. lherej Oct. Open P. H. . Nov Rossford 20 P. H. S. Cherej Nov FC X PTB.-Xl .l. R PVl HW Measured in terms of games won and lost, the football season would not he con- sidered a complete success. But considered in the light of the inexperience of the players, the strength of the opposition, the clean hard playing, and the fine type of sportsmanship shown lmy the fellows in every game, it was a most successful season. VVe were proud of the team even in defeat. Qome on you Yellow Jackets! Yea team! I 9 3 3 Scvwztvv N BLACK ll ll 'Jak x GOLD Basketball Scores Haskins 22 P. H. S. Cherej Dec Swanton . l8 P. H. . Qherej Dec Blisslieltl l7 P. H. . Ctherej Dec Napoleon , 41 P. H. S.- Ctherej Dec Defiance 31 P. H. S. Ctherej Dec Maumee 28 P. H. S. Cherej Jan Delta 35 P. H. S.- Qherej .lan Rossfortl . 'll P. H. Ctherej -lan Maumee 20 P. H. S. Ctherej .lan Rossford .... 37 P. H. S. Cherej Feb Point Place 23 P. H. S., Ctherej Feb Blisslielcl I9 P. H. S... . Qherej lfeb Bowling Green - 26 P. H. S. .. Cherej lileb DlS'I'RlC'I' 'I'OURNAMIiN'I' Bowling Green l7 Perrysburg I5 BASKIi'I'BAI.I. REVIEW 'l'he games won and lost does not indicate the strength of the team, for in almost every game the Yellow jackets outplayetl their rivals in every department except shooting. During the greater half of the season, they were in the biggest shooting slump ever known to a Perrysburg Quintet. Due to the fact that we lose only two letter men, prospects for a winning team next year look bright. I 9 3 3 Svzwzly-ow .2 .-: a-cs' 1 all-s ,L -32 BIACK GOLD vt ' W'll.l.ARD ROHISON, Bud : Center-'He was a true sport in every sense of the word. He was a clean hard lighter with those qualities that every coach is looking for, Bud played in tough luck part of the season when his shooting eye failed him, but before the season ended he was going great again, and was an outstanding star in many of the games. His work in the District 'Vournament was brilliant both on offense and defense, and Oh, how we'll miss him when next basketball season rolls around. CEHORGIQ MCCOY, Scotty : Guard' Scotty was the spark plug ofthe team. His fighting spirit added something beyond his contribution as an individual player. He was one of those rare individuals who inspire their team mates to play beyond their ability. Fast and clever, he is one ofthe most popular players with the students and fans that ever played for l'.H.S. l l.ORlS SW'PlF'l', Flon: Guard- Flo has a lot ot basketball ability. He played in tough luck in sev eral games this year, but played some excellent ones too. He should be one ol the best guards in the league, next year. We are expecting a lot from you next year, Flo. I 9 3 3 Seventy-two lillil BLACK .i 52.4 Q ,X RlClIARD Wl'1l,l.S'l'l'l.-Xll, Diek : lforward-He is only a sophomore hut a heady play'er with worlds of tight. If lte continues to improve next year as he did this, he will develop into one of the lmest high school forwards in the state. Come on, Dick, we are pulling lor you. lNlll.'I'ON Bl'lNiiS'l'ON, Bing : For-wzzrd-Bing was a life-saver, sure enough. With a little experience in l'arma High to help him out, he soon developed into a great little player and teamed it in Fine style with Wellstead. What a sweet little pair of forwards they will make next yearl WI'INDl'1l.l.lilLiCiI.li, Wendy : Guard- With no ex- perience and green as grass when the season started, he improved so rapidly that lmelore the season was halt' over he was breaking in as a regular. With the experience of this year, he should develop even more rapidly next year. Step on it, Wendy, old boy. GORDON BURKH.-XR'l', Burky : frlHI7'II ' Slow and awkward when the season started, he played great in those last few games ofthe season. Boy, what a change! We can hardly wait to see him next year. l.et's go, Burky. 1933 Sc'Dt'llf-V-Ih7't'z' GCDI,D - BLACK - GO LD 5 ,. Calendar SEPTEMBER 6-With the ringing of the school bell, 350 students enrolled in P. H. S. 8- The Hi-Y operated a bookstore and sold books and parts of books. The Senior Girl Reserves had a roast at Ft. Meigs. 14--Big election day for the clubs and classes. 23-The official magazine salesmen attempted to display their musical talent, but upon failing, they decided to show us how to sell magazines. 26-Bruce Bodart died today after having suffered from an infection that developed during football practice. 28-School was dismissed for his funeral, which was held in the high school auditorium at 2:00 in the afternooon. 30-Mr. Burgderfer, famous humorist and impersonator performed in the Ocroasa auditorium. We learned a new laugh from the man with many strange voices. 7-North Baltimore tied with the Yellow Jackets. 14-Whitmer football game. We tied again. 18-Girl Reserve Induction Ceremony. Thirteen pledges. A very im- pressive and serious ceremony carried out by a candle-light service. 19-Initiation of junior G. R. girls. They really could do as they were told. Uuniorsl Please learn how to dress yourselves before you become a bad example for the lower-classmenj 26-First Somethin' out. An orchid to the staff. 28-No school today. There was Teachers' Meeting in Toledo. We still NovEMBE R wonder if the teachers were as griped as students usually are? 4- Turtle-neck Sweaters seemed to be the fad for the Girl Reserves. 8-A straw-vote was cast by the students. The ballot returns re-elected President Hoover. 10-The 1898 Football Team told us of the good-old days . Whimsy was presented by the Junior-Senior Dramatic Club. 15-Hi-Y induction and initiation. 16-The Seniors received their class rings. Why were so many missing the first few days? Even a few of the freshmen expect to graduate this year. 23-The Senior Class gave a dance. 28-After Thanksgiving vacation the grind began. DECEMBER 2-Mr. Gerber presented the Little Symphony Orchestra in a concert in the evening. It was composed of the Alumni and High School Orchestra members. I 9 3 3 ' Seventyfour 9- T-4.- BLACK GOLD TX Calendar CContinuedD The Senior Class pictures were taken at Livingston's. The Ten-Cent Stores were filled with dashing Seniors. l-1--The Girl Reserves and the Hi-Y boys held a party and dance. Later it was reported that Mr. Gerber carried off the apples. 22-The play, A Yankee in London , was given. 23-The members of the National Honor Society were named and pins JANUARY were presented to them. QlVIiracles do happen lj The Junior Class gave a dance in the evening. 9-Back to school after a two-weeks vacation. 20- 27- 30- FEBRUARY 3- I3- The Yellow Jackets played basketball at Rossford. ' Maumee basketball game. Perrysburg played real basketball but luck gave Maumee the extra point. The Black and Gold stall' was elected. The staff was definitely elected but the publication of the Annual was then a question. A return game was played with Rossford. The Farmers' Institute was held today in the auditorium. The Glee Clubs and Grchestra provided the music. 14- A Yankee in London was presented again, better than ever. 15-The Girl Reserves entertained their boy friends at a Valentine banquet and dance. CWill you tread a measure with me?J 21-The Sophomores gave a dance for the high school students. 23- Margaret Thornton and Irene Inman are still advertising for balance masters. Where is Miss Forsyth? 24-Oh, she was operated on for appendicitis. MARCH 2- Perrysburg played in the District Tournament at Bowling Green. 4-Charles Schneider honored Washington D. C. by a visit. CSpecially noticed by Roosevelt. Eh? Chuck?j 8-Ibn Lo Bagola entertained in the auditorium-fresh from the jungle. 17-Elimination contest in High School Auditorium. The survival of the fittest. . 25-The public speaking class, sponsored by Miss Wellstead, gave a three- act play, entitled Hot Copy . 30-Miss Forsyth returned to school this afternoon. All students were pleased to see her back. I 9 3 3 Sevenlygfve 31 BLACK GOLD Calendar CContinuedj -The Northwestern Eisteddfod was held at Ada. Perrysburg suc- cessfully defeated other contesting schools. The cup is ours-notice the date '33. We wonder if the school bus could ever have any more Hat tires. APRIL 1-Hi-Y Sport Dance. Good orchestra. Old man winter took a vacation. Did you see the white Hannels the fellows wore? 5-Group pictures were taken for the annual. Fran Leatherman was shaken up. Naughty girl! She just wouldn't stand still. 7-Viola Bostdorf spoiled two group pictures, so Livingston's returned to take them over. She would have to ruin perfectly good pictures. 12-A Pre-Easter Chapel Program was held. Rev. P. C. Wolf talked on the last week of Christ's life. 13-The Junior Class elected their Somethin' staff. Just another pop- ularity contest. 14-Good Friday-no school. 21-The curfew bell failed to toll at eight o'clock so the Freshmen had a party. Because of their bashfulness and shyness, upper-classmen were excluded. MAY 4 1-The Junior Girl Reserves gave a May Day Tea for the Senior Girl Reserves. 6 -The scholarship contestants win honors in the tests given at Bowling Green Normal College. 17-Senior activities began. Kempy was presented under the direction 18 20 21 of Miss Marie Wellstead. -The Seniors were honored at the Annual Banquet given by the Sopho- mores and Juniors at the Methodist Church. -The second Senior play was given. It was Holiday Madness di- rected by Mr. Robert Barber. -The Baccalaureate Service was held in the High School Auditorium. The class sermon was delivered by Rev. S. T. VValker of Fremont, Ohio. 23-The last play, Mary Ann , was given under the direction of Miss 26 Imogene Forsyth. -The climax of the Class of '33 was reached at the Commencement Program. The speaker for the evening was Dr. Clayton Kohl of Bowling Green, Ohio. 1 9 3 3 Seventy-.fix A M BLACK -h.-::-fu: GOLDl N 2 5 4111. .i' 5:1--I i f all -WCM .-av To those who have added the pep, the snap, and thejoyous memories to the past High School years, VVe voluminously dedicate this section -filumlzi I 9 3 3 SL'Z'l'7ll'V-.Yl'Ul'71 BLACK GOLD President ...,. - -...- i 53:5 fi ...- , ,M Alumni Vice President- - - Secretary ..... ..... Treasurer ..... ---- 18611 Anna Beach .,....,.....,.. . Esther Crook-Sutton ........ Helen Hitchcock-Troup ...... 1870 Gertrude Hitchcock-Story .... Ada Hitchcock-Hall ......... ........Deceased . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . ...... Deceased .............Deceased Mary Beach-Marvin ...... .... . .Chattanooga Tenn. 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 .........,.... l 87 3 Pearly Gates-Wollridge iissie Frederick ......,... abel Smith ..........., Eugenia Beach-Chapman ..,., Chauncey Taylor .......,.... 1874 Tillie Roach ..,..,........,. Tillie Escott-Hartshorn. . . Eva Powers-Williams. . . Eliza Webb-Taylor. . .... . May Robertson-Averill ....... Anette Ross-Hume ........,.. 18715 Eliza Thompson ......, ..... Etta Webb. Bock ,..,. . . Carrie E. Lindsay .......,... Mary Dodge-Miller .....,.... 1879 Lewis Webb ...............,. Orra C. McKnight ....... Carrie L. Brown ....,....... Nettie Lawrence-Haylor ..,.. Minnie Wetmore-Blue ..,.,.. Mattie Westcott, Hillabrand. . Alice E. Crook .............. Edith Day-Allen ..,,....,... 1880 Anna Hirth-Mason ........., Alta Trowbridge-Watson .... Nellie Krepps-Wilson ..... Lillie Oblinger-Kohl ...... Mary 1. Carroll .....,4........ Amelia Mclsaac-Roberts ....... 1882 Sophia Hendrix-Richardson .... Fred B. Hollenbeek ........... ....Deceased ....Deceased .. .... Deceased . . . ,Miami. Florida .........Deceased .........Deceased . . . .San Diego, Calif. . . . . . .Peoria. Illinois . . . .Caldwell, Kansas , . . . ,Address Unknown . .... ...... Dece ased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . ......... Deceased . . ..,,..... Deceased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . , .Urbana. Ohio Deceased , ...., San Diego. Calif. . . .Andarko. Oklahoma ...........Deceased . . . . .Chicago, Illinoi .........Deceased . . ,...... Deceased .......,'1'oledo. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .............Deceased .Bowling Green. Ohio .Cleveland Park. D. C. .............Deceased . . . . . .Providence. R. I. .........Deceased , . . . .Saginaw, Mich. . . . .Kansas City. Mo. .............Deceased .Salt Lake City. Utah . . . . .Milwaukee, Wis. . Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . . . .Seattle, Wash. M i Z er .....,...,.....,....,..... Deceased CaigeePielire5Thompson ......... .,........ De ceased 1883 Lucy Boyce-Lowe. . ........... Ada Fleming .......... . .... . . Bertha Trowbridge-Chandler. . . Netti Hendrix Lane . . . lda Zlngg-Pomeroy. 1. 1. 1. 1. 4. Lena Zurfluh ......,.. .. . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . .Chicago, Illinois M A ' . . . . . esa. rizona .Bowling Green, Ohio .............Deceased ........To1ed0. Ohio -- - -MRs. LANGDON BALLANTYNE - ......... PATRICK Dow1.1NG - - - - s -JAMES ANDERSON ELIZABETH MUNGER 1884 Nettie Oblinger-Hamilton .... Mary Seibert-Whitehead. . . Minnie Yeager-Murray ....,., Sophia Zaenger-Hampton ..,. 1885 izoseph E. Baird .........,..... mily Adams-Roose .,,...... Eva Rheinfrank-Lampman. . . Ella E. Hollenbeck ....... . . . Mary B. Weddell ............ Julia Brown-Dawson ...........,..., Ida Zurfluh .......................... Hallie Hollenbeck-Hollenback. 1880 gmhn Barton ...,,... ..... enry R. Roether .... Julia Eberly-Pyle ....... Cora Chappell-Barton .... Grace Hollenbeck .......,.., 1887 Alice C. Johnson ............ Margaret M. Weddell-Ray. . . Fanny A. Veitch ....... .,.... Minta Stevens-Kennedy .... Myra H. Hanson. .... . ..... . 1888 Bernard Getz ............... Frederick J. Champney. . . . . Harry Cook ............. Russell Williams ....... Genia Buckhouse ......... Kate Wetzel-Jameson ...... May Chappell ....,. . ....... Emma Curtis-Letherman ..., Edith Lampman-Powers ,..., May Wallace ............... 18813 Charles Hayes ,...... ....,.. Kittie Hayes-Cooley ...... . Edith Frusher-Pope .... ,..... Winifred Frusher-Redick .,... William H. Rheinfrank ....., . Jessie Wallace- Hullibarger .... Clara Chappuies-Williams ,... Frances LaFarree ,....... . . Cora M. Pierce .............. Nettie Zingg-Hegamaster .... 1890 Howard A. Lampman ........ James Archibald Ross ........ fohn Fitterer .....,..., ra Hoover .........,.. . Audubon Johnson ...... . Kittie Caldwell-Voght ........ Anna Roether ............... . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Punta Gorda. Fla. .Bowling Green. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. . . . .Los Angeles. Calif. . Haskins. Ohio . Toledo. Ohio ... . . . Springfield. Mo. .........Deceased . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Brunswick. Ga. ........Deceased . . . .'l'o1ed0. Ohio . .Santa Barbara. Calif. . . . . . .Toronto. Canada ........Toledo. Ohio . . . .Fort Worth, Texas .... . . . .Cygnet, Ohio ...........Deceased . . . .Perryaburg, Ohio . . . . .Cordalis. Oregon ........To1edo. Ohio . . . . .Ann Arbor. Mich. . . . .Brookings. S. Dak. . . . . . . ,Glendale. Calif. . .McLaughlin. S. Dak. . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Newton Center, Iowa . . . . . .Perrysburg Ohio . . .Bowling Green. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ..,........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . .San Francisco. Calif. . . . .Minneapolis Minn. . ....... Laramie. Wyo. . . .San Francisco. Calif. .............Deceased ........Republic. Ohio .............Deceased Edith Hollenbeck-Brandhuber. ..... Perrysburg, Ohio 1891 Mabel Hilton-Maddy ........ Mary Oblinger .............. Myrta Wilson-Hayes .... I 9 3 3 V S eventy-eight . . . . . . .Camlachie. Ont. ...........Deceased . . . .Glenda1e. Calif. PW ll Ni 1892 Edith Chapman-Champney. . . . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Minnie Hayes-Sullivan. . . .... Myrta Wight-Sheridan ...,,. Lena Wedertz-Mead ..., Julia Knerr-Burnett ,.... Betty Thornton .,...... Edith Escott-Witzler ,... Alta Witzler-Veitch ...... BLACK 1:1 -1 GOLD ap: will ' . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . ...Deceased . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio ...........Deceased . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .........Toledo, Ohio Clara Knull-Finkbiner ..,.. .i . .Grand Rapids, Ohio Charles P. Cham ney ....... George B. Rheinfeank ....... 1893 Deceased 'faagio Fil 'Coiohy. Ohio Daisy Thompson-Davidson ................ Deceased Fannie Adams-Bates. .,........... Ellensburg, Wash. Eva Zingg-Reape ......,,... Grace Blinn-Harvey ..... lla Lawrence Cole ......,... , ..... Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . , . .Sylvania, Ohio . . . . . . . .Chicago, Illinois Della Tracy-Munger ........,.. West Hartford. Conn. Charles F. Chapman, Jr ..... ...,.....,. T oledo, Ohio 189-1 Lillie Charles-Paine ....... . . .,..,....Dundee, Mich. Carrie Keller-Brown ..,... . . . , Leslie M. Ross ........ Julia M. Roether ,..... William J. Wedertz .... Samuel J. Reither ..... Hallie M. Blinn ...,.....,.. Frederick C. Averill ....... . . .1895 . . .Fort Wayne, Ind. . , . . .Ga11atin. Tenn. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .........Deceased ...,....Washin ton . ..,. Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Jean K. Hollenbeck .......... . ....,., Toledo, Ohio Gertrude E. Chapman ,... Addie Jezzard-Marvin ..... Helen Sam n-Kell ..... Bertha G. Clfanker ...... Oliver N. Wedertz ........ Maxwell W. Ross .....,..,. Gertrude Hayes-McCain, . . . Ishii Mayme A. Nolan ,..,...... Pearl P. Trombla-Bayer .,.. Lila A. Ward .,........,.., . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . ,Cleveland. Ohio . . . .Cincinnati. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .New Vork City . . . .New York City . , .... Toledo, Ohio . ...,...... Deceased . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio .....,.......Deceased Gertrude Veitch-Stevens .....,.... Washington, D. C. Amelia Wetzel-Ruswinckel. . Emery C. Wilson ........ , . Elizabeth Crook-Julian ...,. 1897 Eleanor Kavanaugh ,..,..,. Helen R. Danz .....,,..,.. Charles H. Neiderhouse ..,.. Somers L. Eberly ........ Frank M. Hoover .......... Erwin Bruce ........ ,,... 1898 Bess Blinn-Hartshorn .,..... Anna Clegg-Eggleston ..,.... Ellen Cranker-Middaugh. . . Fred G. Greushaber ...... Norman L. Hanson .,,..... , . . ........ Toledo, Ohio . . ...,.. Toledo, Ohio . . . .... Toledo. Ohio . . . ..... . .Deceased .........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio .........Deceased . . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio ........Toledo. Ohio . . . . . .Calgary, Canada . . . . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .San Francisco, Calif. Raymond R. Hartshorn .....,...... Perrysburg, Ohio Victoria Hoffman-Knauss ..... ...... . .Toledo, Ohio Helen LawrencesRiddle ..... Grace Trombla-Webb .... LeRoy Wellstead .....,... George E. Wilde .,......... . . . .The Dalles. Ore. . ...,.... Deceased . . .Ottumwa, Iowa . . . ..,.... Toledo, Ohio Olivia J. Ford .................... Perrysburg. Ohio 1899 Nellie Britten-Berning ...... Linda B. Chapman ......... Augusta Char es-Limmer. . . Myra Hayes .... , ......... . Dorothy errin-McMann .... Lulu Schaumloeifel ......... . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . ....... Deceased ..,.,.Akron, Ohio .......,......Deceased Diego,Calif. Deceased Joseph E. Duhipaoo ........ Eagle' Poihi Colony, Ohio Clarence F. Eberly .......,. Deceased Leroy I. Oblin er ........ . .Eagle Colony, Ohio iloseph Beach Chapman ..... 'lorence Cranker ......,.... ...........,..Deceased .....,........Deceased I W 1900 Elmo Albert ........,.,..... Edna Chapman-Hillabrand. . Mabel Collier ............,. Margaret Cranker ......., Joseglh Curtis . .... . . Ola artshorn ....,.. Robert Hillabrand ..... May Duford ........... Clara Leydorf-Meyer ...... David Main. ........... Jessie Main ,,..... .. Jessie Meeker-Gallier ..... George Munger. . ........ . Katherine Rhoda-Nickle .... . Lillie Seiling-Dubbs. ...... . . 1902 Myrtle Blinn- Bashore ......., Lillie Danz-Scott ........... Harriet Dunipace-Oblinger, . Edgar C. Hampton ......... Jessie Finkbeiner-Lewis ...... Eva Hillabrand .........,.. Ralph T. Hanson ....,.. . . . . New Mamie Webb-Pappin ..... , . Ada Munger-Brown .... Raymond Pringle ..... Edward Wenz ,.... . . . . . . Mary Wittman. . . . . . .. 1903 Oliver Davis ....... ....... Percy Hampton ..... . Bertha Hillabrand ...,.. Joseph Myers .....,...... Ida Wellstead-Schneider .... Amelia Pfister-Cook-Doren. , Roy B. Hoover .,....... .... 190-4 Myra T. Amon-Kaltenmark. Bess Baird ......,..,....,.. Helen Bowers-Budd ,,.,, . . . Lillian Broka-Reviez .... ..., Everett Neifer, . ..,..... . . , Daisy Schaumloeiiel-Mallet. I 905 J oseph Rossbach ,........,. Thomas Tonkin ..,........, Grace Matthews-Simmons. . , Genevieve Myers-Kopp ..... 1906 Ruby Cranker-Hodges ...... Edna Neifer-Degner ........ Ethel Van Valkenburg, . . . Marie Amon-Hayes ....... Lulu Bayer-Rossbach ..... Myrtle Leydorf-Troyer .... Estella Carter-Kopp ...... Edith Spilker-Wagner ..... Ray McCaslin ...,.,.,. . . Karl Eberly .... . . . . . . Grover Schaller ..,,. 1907 Ailine Trudeau-Pisor ....... Valley Simmons-Luebben .... Hazel Trombla-Mehling ..... Edith Keller-Fenton .,....,. lla Blinn-Hatfield .......... Hallie Shipman-Neiderhouse. Harold Munger ............ Robert Hartshorn .... ,..... Della Budd-Lindsay ,....... 1908 Bertha Schaller- Britten ..... Ruth Lucas ..,............. Mazie Rhoda .,........ Irene LaFarree .... . . Lottie Fink ...,...... Grace Carter ........... Donald C. Hampton. . . .. . . .Monroeville. Ohio Alta Blinn-Witzler. .....,.... . ....... Toledo, Ohio . . .. Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .. .Toledo. Ohio .........Deceased . . . . . .Maumee. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .........Deceased . . , . .Risingsun. Ohio . . . . . . .Karnac. Illinois . . . . . . .Karnac. Illinois Bo wling Green. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Fremont, Ohio . . .Denver. Colo. . . . , Indianapolis. Ind. . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .........Deceased ,............Deceased Diego. Calif. .. . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Bremerton. Wash. . . .CadillaC. Mich. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio , . . . . .Fremont, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio Santa Fe. N . Mex. Los Angeles. Calif. . . . . , .Perr sburg Ohio . .,,. loledo: Ohio , . . .Perrysburg. Ohio , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ......,...Fresno,Ca1if. . Perrysburg. Ohio . , . . .Detroit. Mich. . , . .Maumee. Ohio . . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Detroit. Mich . . , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 'fsoiii Mt. Sterling, Ky. h Charleston, Ohio . , .... . Ferndale. Mich. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Cleve1and. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .......Lemoyne, Ohio ........Rossford Ohio . ,Fort Wayne, Indiana . . . . . . .I-Iarrisburg. Pa. ....... .Columbus, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . , . . .Chicago, Illinois .........Deceased ....,......To1edo,Ohio . .Whitehouse. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . . . Berkeley, Calif. . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . . . Haskins, Ohio . . . .Los Angeles, Calif. 3 was Seventy-nine : : .bg Ohio l 909 Ed. Schwind ...... ........ Ralph McCaslin .... . ..... Howard Heilman ..,.. kmhn Budd ........,. ichard Carter ...,.,........ zena Gander-Kidney ........., I .I Esther Thompson-Van Norman. . . Mable Shipman-Dt-Verna ......... Bertha Shi le .,.,....,.....,. Lillian Hofgman-Hellman. . . . , Alta Munger-Hahn ......., Anna Eckel-Wilson ....,. lla Simmons-Brinkman ,..., Lulu Schneider-Kazmaier .,,.. Cora Weidner-Ziss .,....... Marie Burdo-Bench ,..... Dora DeVerna-Shipman .... George Shiple. ....,.... . Charlotte lde .......,.., Mamie Rogers ..,. Lucy Borck. . . . . lSll0 Mildred Blinn .,........,... Edna Britten-Spilker ..... C. Clayton Browne ...,. Eugene Budd .......... Leo L. Burch ....,..,.... L. Clayton Chambers ...,. Susan Davis ..........,... Edward Lee Hartshorn ...,. Roland Herkimer .....,... Aurilla Hutiord ....,.,. Carroll Pew ......,..,.. Frank Powell .....,..,... ilizzseph Stewart ,........ . . , ther Swartz-Robinson ...... Margery Wilson-Thorman ..... Ray Zachman. . , ..,...... . . . l9ll Lucille Barton-LaFarree. . . , . . Carrie Burdo-Hahn ....... Jennie Comstock-Fuller .... Francis Darrett-Sexton. .... Donald Finkbeiner ...... Clarence Hufford ...... , Carl Hillabrand ..., Carolyn Jacobs, , . . . Hubert Johnson ...... Clara Kistler-Bienie. . . . Lean Lucas ..,........ earl Schrier ....... Martin Schwank .... Meri Smith .....,.... Clara Spilker-Dick. . . Edna Spilker ..,... .,... H112 Marie Munger-Schuster ....... Esther Budd-Hayden .......,. Eugene Amon: ......... Sadie Hahn-Tmney ..... Edwin Clay ........... Gladys Christman ....... Marie Haefner-Williams ....,. l 9 I 3 Earl Harbauer ............... Mary Clay, ................,... Florence Heckler-Lownsbury, , . . . George Roose ....,............... Perrysburg, Frances Topliff-Koplein .....,..... Indiana lis Wlnifred Pope-Crawford .... . Fern Kazmaier-Christman .... Beatrice Van Norman-Webb. . . Harold Webb ...........,.., Alta Marshall ......... , . . . Marian Roose .....,.... Dorcas Wetzel-Amon ..... Ward Hanson .......... ..., a A 5 BLACK q23CHDLDo 24 -2 .Ii ' - ,1- Alumni . . . , .Toledo. Ohio .,. , .St. Louis. Mo. , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Maumee. Ohio .,,......Deceased . ,Per sburg, Ohio . . . . .Westom Ohio . . , .Sylvania, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio , Perrysburg. Ohio . , Perrysburg. Ohio Ohio . , Perrysburg . . . .Hamiltoni ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio .....,.Rega. Mich. . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Ypsilanti, Mich. . . ,Woodstock. Md. , . . , .Detroit. Mich. ....,..,New-York .Washington. D. C. . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Cleveland. Ohio ......,..Deceased . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio .........Deceased . .Perrysburg. Ohio ......,..Deceased . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Moline. Ohio San Antonio, Texas , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio ........,Deceased . . .Hillsdale,'Mich. ......Toledo. . .Perrysburg, .. . . . .Toledo, Ohio Ohio Ohio ,..,...Akron. Ohio . . . .Rossford, Ohio , . . .Rossford. Ohio . . . .Rossford. Ohio . . . . Berkeley. Calif. . . . .Rossford. Ohio . . .Roachton, Ohio , . . .Maumee, Ohio ... . .Toledo, . ..... Deceased , .Rerrysburg, Ohio ich ...,Saginaw, M' . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . .Lime City, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio .. . . . . . . .Akron, Ohio . . Perrysburg. Ohio . .Perrysburg. Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . ,Toledo, Ohio Oh' IO , Ind. ......Toii:'do, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Detroit. Mich. . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Wallaston. Mass. . .Perrysburg, Ohio John Christman ...... .... C uyahoga Falls, Ohio 1933 1914 Genevieve Wagonner-Sutter ,... May Hennan-Rupp .......... Irene Clay-King ........... Hilton Maddy .......... Cenia Small .....,.,....... Mildred Williams-Moyer ..... Paul Amon ......... ,.,.,. Mary LeMont .......,.... Velma Wagoner- Berndt ...... 1915 Charles Maddy ..... .... Donald Canfield ......... Grace Doyle . .,.......... . Herbert Roether ......,..... . . .Maumee, Ohio kms, ......Has' Ohio . , . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Cl l d. Ohio eve an Cleveland Ohio . . I I Middletown: ohio , . . .Wallaston. Mass. . . . . , Bellmore, Ohio . , . . ,Moline, Ohio Perrysburg Perrysburg Ohio Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio Strongsville, Ohio Dece Matilda Christen-Brossia ,,..........,..,.. ased Robert Langsion Ballantyne ....,.., Perrirsburg, Ohio Hildegarde ietz imarriedl ...., ....... o ledo, Ohio Celia Christman-Evans ...,. . , . Hubbel Fuller ........,....,.. Raymond Bayer ....,.......,. Esther Broka ........................ Guy Chambers ............... Carl Wellstead .........,.. Frances Caldwell .....,...... - lillfi Gertrude Schuster ......... Gladys Simmons ....... Josephine Davis .,....... Myrtle Frantz-Sarver .... Carleton Finkbeiner ......... Raymond Spilker ...........,. l9l7 William Budd ............ . , Carrie Craine-Smithers .,... Maud Doran-Miller ....., Janice Leydorf . ........ . Howard Witzler ........... Leona Uthoff ............... C rol W n r-S a aggo e herman .... Hazel Braun-Wolfe .........,. l9l8 Merwin Finch .... .. .... ,.,. Lela Canfield .........,..... Cozy Grimes-Andres ....... , . .....Akron, Ohio . . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Pei-rysburg. Ohio Margaret Caldwell-Raudabaugh ....... Detroit, Mich. .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . Columbus, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . ..,. Maumee. Ohio . . . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg Ohio Perrysburgi Ohio . , . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Rossford, Ohio .....Maumee Ohio . . . .Clevelandi Ohio . ..... Madison, N. . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . , .Toledo. Ohio . . . .Cleveland. Ohio ........Deceased ..........Deceased Perr sburg Ohio Marguerite Hufford-Maddy .... i i ..., Berkey: Ohio Violet Kazmaier-Moser ........ Mildred Witzler-Van Fleet ..... Carl Letherer ............ . . . Arthur McIntosh .......... Ethel Santschi-Thurlby ...... Camille Thornton-Parish ...... 1919 Mildred Budd-Tully .......,... Murr Canfield ...... , . .... . Ben Davis .........,.. Wayne Hartzel .......... Madeline Hoffman-Nye .,.. Elizabeth Hund-Ballantyne. . Edward Mills ............. Donald Pair .........,..... Wilma Waggoner-Springer ..... Eloise Simmons-Mclntosh. . . , Gladys Weltmer-Adams .... Lindsay Johnson. ....,.. , . , . Charles Roberts. ..,........ . . 1920 Bessie Burnett ..... .......... Maribel Conklin-Brigham .... Dorothg Davis-Jacobs ....... Mabel le . , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . , .Perrysburg. Ohio , , . . Batavia. Illinois . . , .Cleveland, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . ....... California De ased . .,.. . . .CtLyde. glaio . . . . . e urg, I0 . . . . . wxilledo, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Sylvania Ohio . . . . . .Moline, Ohio . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . . . . .Manstield. Ohio , .... Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . . . . .Shreve, Ohio . . .Perrysburg Ohio . . .Perrysburgi Ohio oy ............,. . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Charles Hoffman .......... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Irene Kopp .......,,.............. Perrysburg, Ohio Jeanette Lownsbury-McGill ..... New Rochelle. N. Y. Virginia Pope ...................... Cleveland, Ohio Richard Reither. ............ .......... U . S. Navy Walter Thornton ..... . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Katherine Williams .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Mary Williams ....... . ..,,... Point Place Lawrence Wiser ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Ethel Trumpy-Ellis .... ....... A kron. Ohio : I IA Eighty 554:25 .H BLACK 5f1'.::-Q.: GOLD g- - :.J- ..--.- ,-'-711,23 :SI :all fr: ...-. .,.-.. A lu mm 1921 1924 Allan Ballantyne. .,......... ...... L ansing. Mich- Robert Barber ,... ..... ...,. P e rrysburg. Ohio Frank Bayer ....,...... . . ..., Perrysburg. Ohio Otto- Budd ,..,..... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Charles Braun ....,....,... .... P errysburg. Ohio Edwin Burkhart .... ........ K ent. Ohio Evelyn Canfield-johnson .... .... P errysburg. Ohio Clair.Cupp ,.... . , . ..,.. Toledo. Ohio Leona Dean-Davey, ...... ...... L ime City. Ohio Archibald Emch .... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Leo Dibling ............ . . ....... Perrysburg. Ohio Orval Frazier ......, ..... o ledo. Ohio Mary Fuller-Thornton .................... Deceased Marciel Emch ......,. ..... P errysburg. Ohio Frances Hall-Hoffman. ..,.... Eagle Pt. Colony, Ohio Charles Frusher ..,. .... ..... P e rrysburg, Ohio Vera Hufford-Wiser, ..,............ Perrysburg, Ohio Dorothy Gabb-Decker . . . ....... Bellevue, Ohio Waldo Johnson .................... Perrysburg, Ohio Rudolf Glaser ........... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Romayne Hayes-Korsmeyer .... . . .Columbus. Ohio Helen Hanson-Tanner ..... .,.,. T oledo, Ohio Frances Krulgp-Sprague ........,....... Toledo. Ohio Hilda Kazmaier-Wideman .... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Daisy Lehr- oiman ............,., Perrysburg. Ohio Mildred King-Sloane ......... . .... Perrysburg. Ohio Eleanor Lownsbury-Roose .......... Perrysburg. Ohio Mary Joe Letherer-Schaller .....,... Perrysburg. Ohio Madel n McGeeMcCoy ...... North Baltimore, Ohio Fern Mandell-Fahrer .....,... , .... Perrysburg. Ohio Carl IV1,ills .............,. ....... P errysburg. Ohio Raphael McCormick ....... ..... o ledo. Ohio Leslie Porter ............. ...... P errysburg. Ohio Kenneth Pratt ......... .,... P errysburg. Ohio Mabel Reneger imarriedj. . . ,..... Toledo, Ohio Anna Rheim-Sprague .... ..,., P errysburg. Ohio Merlin Sheldrick. ........ .... P errysburg. Ohio Alton Sutter ...,....... .Point Place. Ohio Arthur Simmons ....,,.i . . . .Detroit. Mich. Lorna Cousino-Nieset, . . . ..... Perrysburg. Ohio Vernon Sprague ..... .... P errysburg. Ohio Kathleen Smith ......... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Elizabeth Spybey ...... .....,. D elta Ohio Agnes Spoerl ...........,.. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Cloyce Webb ......... . . . .... Dayton Ohio Marjorie Sherman-Shober. . . . ...... Latchie. Ohio Edith Whitson-Kazmaier .... . . .Lime City Ohio Orville Schaller ..,. ,....,.. . , Perrysburg. Ohio Margaret Zingg-Kurtis ........ ,... L emoyne Ohio Ellen Swartz-Limmer ..., . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Wilbur Thompson, ..,.. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 1922 Luella Jippin .,....,. . . gerrysgurg. ggio Allie Hoffman ---- ---------'-. P effvsbufs Ohio iffciifdiilg. .. .,........... NSS5i70?1i'5'N.if. Kenneth Porter. . . ..... .... P errysburg Ohio Carl Schramm .... . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 1925 Adrian Swmhan. . .. ..... Detroit, Mich. Mary Biniker .....,.........,...,. Perrysburg. Ohio Harland arns .....,. ...... T ifhn. Ohio Clifford Carter ......... I ........... Perrysburg. Ohio Clerus Hoffman .......... ..... M aumee. Ohio Gertrude Braun-Messinger ....... , ..... Denver. Colo. Harriet Bruce-Beeman. . . . ...., Toledo, Ohio Mervil Lownsbury .,.......,....... Perrysburi. Ohio Inez DeVerna ........... .... A drian. Mich. Margaret Canfield-Wideman. .... Alton. llinois Laura Pope. ........... . .Cleveland, Ohio Eunice Davis, .....,........ ...,. P errysburg. Ohio Helen Delbert-Weber. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Velma Thaiss-Ollivier ...... .... . Toledo, Ohio Doris Fenneberg ........, ,... P errysburg. Ohio Edmund Spreng ...,.... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Mary Frusher-Lipgert ...... .Perrysburg, Ohio Charles Wilson ...... , . . ....... Maumee, Ohio Gertrude Witzler- heley .... . Pasadena. Calif. Bertie Perkins, , .....,. . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Glenna Kazmaier ...,..... ...,. F remont. Ohio Irene Fastnacht-Klaus. . . ..... Perrysburg. Ohio Elsie Lusher-Felire ...... ..... C leveland, Ohio Lambert Laubenthal .... .Perrysburg. Ohio Yvonne Ranker ..... .... P errysburg. Ohio Helen Gaskell ........ ..... P errysburg. Ohio Marie Reitz. ........... ....., P errysburg. Ohio Deloy Sattler ............ . .Lime City. Ohio Anna Spoerl ............. . .... Steubenville, Ohio Louise Haas ...,.,.,.,.... . .Lime City. Ohio Ruth Spreng-Duncan. ...... . . . ,Perrysburg. Ohio Kenneth Conner ............. .... . Perrysburg. Ohio Myrtle Sheldrick-Cratty ...... .... P errysburg. Ohio Mary Jane Hewitt-Herkel ..,. ..... P errysburg. Ohio Carolyn Thronton-Shipman, .. .....,. Monclova. Ohio Edith Hagemeister-Shult ..... ........ T oledo. Ohio Anna Mae Voland-Kohl ...... ..., P errysburg. Ohio Aloysius Schwind ............ . ..,. Perrysburg. Ohio Margaret Wiser-McCloud. . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Gertrude King-Hagemeister.. .Perrysburg. Ohio Melba Rossbach .........,. ....,. M aumee. Ohio Leland Burkhart .....,.,.... . . .Durham. N. H. Harold Fox. .,..........,..., ..... W aterville, Ohio Arda Waggoner. ....,....... ..... T oledo. Ohio Imogene Kazmaier-Frazier ..... .... . . .Toledo. Ohio l923 Velma Kzfzp ......., B. ...... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Rena Gaskell-Goodman '---- 4- 4.'-' Milbufv. Qhio i7v'ii?l',?fclZX'i1'33l'J7. .T'TY'T'.'.1' ' '.'.'.Perr'5:l:g'g'8h1i?m E402 Waller -- - '-'- D etfolt- Mich' Lucille Lehr-Driftmeyer .... ..... P errysburg. Ohio irelga Glaser '4 P efryabtlrg' Ohio Loretta Miller ............... ..... P errysburg. Ohio ue B swan' ' ' ' mme CRY' Ohlo Petronilla Hoffman-Russell ..... .,.., D etroit, Mich. Gladys Webb P errysburg' Ohm Bonita Pair ...,.,........... ..... S ylvania Ohio Lenore Hoffman ' ' '- '-44 P errysbufgv Ohio Charles Schwind ........... . . .Perrysburgz Ohio Ansela Honmamuoyd ---'--' D ay'-On' Ohlo Helen Reitzel-Canield ...,... ...., R ossford, Ohio Cla C062-HOU' -'---4-'- ---' P effysbllfll- Ohm Elsie Swartz ...i....i.............. Lime city. ohio Peffy C'a da , ---'------- -- P on Clinton- 01150 Dorothy summer-Ford ........ .Perrysburg, Ohio ' ' ' ' ' ' -P'3ff,3ERg5g- Marjorie Thornton-Burkhart .,..,........ Kent. Ohio Alma Craine-HoEman ..,.... .... P errysburg. Ohio Earl Walp 4 A ' 'Perrysbum' Ohm Edna Pfister .,........... .... P errysburg. Ohio l92li Ruby- Hager-Lincoln ........,. ....,. T oledo, Ohio 'Vera Goeke-Moser ..,....... .Perrysburg, Ohio Beatrice erning .........,..., ...,..... D eceased Paul Cocanour ....,........ .Perrysburg, Ohio Henrietta Bruckner-Pfileghaar ....... Perrysburg. Ohio Ruth Barber-Lownsbury. . . , .... Perrysburg, Ohio Jeanette Wiser-Thornton ..... . ...., Perrysburg. Ohio Frederick Driftmeyer .... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Thelma Thurlby-Cupp ........ ........ T oledo. Ohio Jessie Hoffman ......... .,... P errysburg. Ohio Raymond .Fahrer.. ..... .... P errysburg. Ohio Martha Smith ........ ...., P errysburg. Ohio Homer Pair ...... .... ...,. S y lvania, Ohio Charles Griss .......... .,... P errysburg. Ohio Blair Caldwell ...,.. ......,. T oledo. Ohio Pearl Frazier-Swartz ...... Stony Ridge. Ohio Karl Witzler ...... , . . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Howard Sheldrick ......... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Ruth Budd-Arnold .... .... P errysburg. Ohio Evelyn Friend-Currant ..... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Ruth Fackelman.. . . ..,... Toledo, Ohio Zelma Brickner .......... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Holland May. .....,... . .,., Maumee. Ohio Raymond Bateman ,...... . ...,. Perrglcsburg. Ohio Paul. Hill ,. ............. ..,.. T oledo. Ohio Helen Zieman .............. . ....... oledo. Ohio Mane Spoerl-Maggs ..... . ..... Toledo. Ohio Beatrice Bayer-Burkhart ,... ..... T oledo. Ohio Carl Haefner ,...... . . .... , . . .Toledo. Ohio Dora Plummer-Schober ..... ....... De troit. Mich. Alvin Sgrague ...... .... P errysburg. Ohio Lee Neiderhouse ....,... . .... Perrysburg. Ohio Helen llliams ...,.. .... P errysburg. Ohio Elizabeth Munger. , .... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Laverne Witgler ...., .... P errysburg. Ohio Clair Parish ......,.,..,. ..... M aumee. Ohio Harold Twimng. , . .... Perryshurg. Ohio Hazel Snyder-Thompson. . . ...., Toledo. Ohio P'-'E 1 I 9 3 3 Eighty-one Bernice Snyder .... Hurbert Wideman ..., Luther Wideman ,,.. . Edna Neiderhouse ....... Howard Debbe ............ Marian Beverly-Erdman .,.. Alice Budd-Burget ....,.,., Paul Webber ..... ,.... ..... Velma Neiderhouse-Murphy. Howard Sattler ........... .. Christina Armbruster-Dennis Frederick Leydorf ,......., . Alvin Schaller .... . ......... 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-Fishack .... Lucille Mahler ............. Barbara MaHCozin ......... Ruth Meek- ohlin. ,....... Catherine Moore-Conrad ,.., Mildred Mladenus-Meister. . Leia Nietz. ............... . Edith Pope .,.,........... Helen Richards... . . Phyllis Robison .,.. Herbert Spreng ..... . . Gladys Swartz .......... Marie Wellstead ......,.,... Elizabeth Voland-Wooley ..,. V 1028 Bertillis Anderson .,....,... Daniel Beck. ....,....,.. . . Clarence Burkhardt ..... Ethel Burkhart ....... Helen Caldwell ..... Glenn Charles ...... Donald Craine. ........ . Dayne Cummings ......... Harold Eckel ........ U ...... Josedphine Feese-Steinhne .... Gla ys Halbert ........... Frances Goble .........,... Helen Hufford-Steinline .... Lucille Kazmaier .,,..... Walter Kolb ..... , ..... Loseph Kolvey ....,..,. eniamin Kuhlman ..... Richard Kruse. ....... . . Edward LaFarree .......... Dorothy Lindsay-Hales .... Eloise Luebben .......... Melvin Lions .....,..,. Marjorie illigan .... Jessie Neitz ............ Gladys Perrin-Wood .... games Plummer ......... abel Redman-Pratt ,... Dorothy Shaw ............ Ruth Simmons-Klinger ..... Milly Smith ............. Howard Thaiss ..... . . . . Elizabeth Thornton .... Irene Walp-Fahrer .... Richard Warner .... Paul Webster. . . . Louise Weeber. . . Jane Williams .... Karl Williams. . . , Mary Wiser ...... .... Julius Witzler .... ...... 1925! Freida Andregg. . . . . . . . Mercedes Bihn ..... Doris Burkhart ..., llg 'W I BLACK GOLD -0-.23 1-ji .3 Alumni . . .Stony Ridge, Ohio . . . Columbus. Ohio . . . . . . . .Alton. Illinois . . . . . Perrisburg. Ohio . . . .Grand apids. Ohio . ..... Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Delphos, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . , .Cumberland. Ohio .. . . . . .Lime City. Ohio . . . . . . . . .Dowling, Ohio . . . . . . Columbus, Ohio . ..... Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . , .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ............Deceased . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . , . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ........Toled0. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ....... .Toledo, Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Dorothy Mansell-xa1maier..' ...,.. , . . . . .Long Island, N. Y. ........Toledo. Ohio ....,.....'I'oledo,Ohio . .V .... Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Walbridge, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . , . .Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio I . i I i fPerrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . . . .Maumee, Ohio Perrysburg , Ohio A Z I I I iPerrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Perrysburg. Ohio A i :Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . .,., Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .. . .Ann Arbor, Mich. . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ........Toledo, Ohio . . . , .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Washington, D. C. . .,.. Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ........Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ........Toledo, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio , ...... .Toledo, Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio ' . S 2 I I :Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . , .Stony Ridge, Ohio . . . , .Perrysburg, Ohio Q Gordon Chappell .,... Flossie Charles ..... Anna Doyle. ..., . . Helen DeVerna ...... . Fancheon DeVerna. . . . . . Herma Dorcas-Bayer ..... Martha Fahrer .......... Cecelia Farley ............. Natcher France ............ Maxine Gallant-Pollykins. . . Clamor Goeke .......... . . Ray Grimes ,,.,.....,., George Haas ..,....., William Hadnett ..... Blinn Harvey ...,.. , ..... . Gretchen Hoffman .......... Emil Honner ............... Bernice Hower-Shoemaker. . . Maxine LaFarree ........... Gertrude Laubenthal ,,..... Charles Marshall. ..... , Charlotte Menke ...., Elsie Metzger ..... . . . Mary Mutchler ...,.... Harold Neiderhouse .... Carl Peterson ....,.,. Joseph Protsik ..... Henry Richards ...... Bert Robison ......... Viola Schaller ...... ..... Marjorie Scholl-Haas ..... Rozella Spoerl ..,,...... Grace Spreng-Sprink ..... Roland Stalder ..,.....,. . Philip Sutter ..... . ........ Edith Swartz ....,..,...... Margaret Swartz- Becker .... Norman Sweet. . ........ . . Achsah Tippin ...,..,... Hazel Trowbridge .... ,.... Arthur Williams .... ...... 1930 Reed Berning ......... . . . . . Clarice Bihn-Hazel ......... Clayton Bostdorf ..... Dorothy ' Brossia ..... Wallace Caldwell, ......,.. Ruth Cocanour ............. Patrick Dowling ,.... . .... . . Bernice M. Eckel-Leverett. . , Marie E. Eckel. ........... . Wilma Farris ............. Harry Fenneberg .,........ Catherine Hayes-Breay ..,. Dwight Hufford ......... . Geraldine Hufford ...... ..... Alene Kazmaier .... Vernice Kiefer .,... John Kruse .,.. ...... Leslie Laine ..........,. Harold Leatherman ........ Joshua Lehman ............ Richard Luebben ........... Cyril Munger ....,,........ Ruth Neiderhouse .......... Dorothg Nietz ..... . Velma eitzel, . ......, . . . Fern Schaller ....,.,. ..... Margery Schneider ,,.,. .... LaVern Schneider-Fisher ..,. Winifred Schober ......... Justin Schwind .....,.,.. June She herd ,...... Beatrice Sherman. . . . .... . . . . . Arden Snyder ..... . ...... . . Walter A. Snyder ,....,... . Esther Steiner-Thompson . . . . Jessie Maly Swartz. ..... . . Virginia aylor ......... William Thornton ......... Grace Thornton- Bruns ..... Helen Troyer ............ Ellen Uthoii ......,... Lucille Walp ......, Raymond Wolf .... Doris Zingg ....... iContinued on page One Hundredj .........Ada. Ohio ....,.....Deceased . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio oledo,Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Sylvania. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perl'Y8burg. Ohio Bowling Green. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .......Toledo. Ohio . ..,... Toledo, Ohio . .Stony Ridge. Ohio . ...... Toledo. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ... .Lime City, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .., . . . .Toledo, Ohio .......Toledo. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio . . . . Lemoyne. Ohio . . . . .Rossford. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . .Stony Ridge. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . , .Perr sburg, Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .... .Maumee. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Bowling Green. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . , Detroit. Mich. . . . .LaFayette. lnd. . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . ,Perrysburm Ohio . , . .Woodville. Ohio Margaret Moore-Burkhardt. .... .. . . . .Ann Arbor, Mich. . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Bowling Green. Ohio Bowling Green. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio Bowling Green. Ohio Bowling Green. Ohio . . . Pe sburg, Ohio . . . . . .rlToledo. Ohio .......Toiedo. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .......Toledo. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . , .Lime City, Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio 1 r 96. E i ghty-two N - 1933 BLACK GOLD W A. U 5.21 5.-22: avsg s I 13' 5 ir , ling: :ii 1 ,ffl li? H 'D' . lr th.. -. M. 'l'o those loyal supporte1'sofP. H. S., loyal in athletics, school activities and the school finances XYe gratefully dedicate this section Y iP67'71V.VbIl7'X E AQIIQ'-flll't't, ful ' lfl I I .llllln Fi I 1 BLACK GOLD ull ...Q .,-.. . Tl-IE LOESCH MOTOR CO. Dependable Automotive Maintenance Main IO6 . 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Ohio William Drain. .... . . .Bowling Green, Ohio James Inman ........ .... De troit, Mich. John Fackelman ....... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Franklin Kazmaier .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Ruby Farris .......,.... . . .Bowling Green, Ohio Erma Kazmaier ...... . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Mildred Finch-Hedrick ..... . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Margaret Kleeberger. .... .,.. P errysburg. Ohio Robert Franz ........... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Thomas LaFarree. .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Hazel Frusher. ,.,..... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Norma Lintner ......,. ..... P errysburg. Ohio Gilbert Garber ..., . ..... .Perrysburg. Ohio Alma Grace Limmer ..,.. Bowling Green, Ohio Margaret Goeke ...... . . . .Bowling Green, Ohio Charles Lober ....,,... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Howard Hillabrand .. . . . ...... Perrysburg, Ohio Ralph Mericle ...... . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Elinor Hilt ....,..... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Ella May Plummer .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Stanley Hoffman ..... ...., P errysburg, Ohio Josephine Protsik .... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Frances Hufford ....., ..... P errysburg, Ohio Frank Reis ........ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Fern Hufford ......... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Homer Reitz ...,. . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Margaret Johannsen ..... .... L ime City, Ohio Dorothy Reitzel, .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Robert Kazmaier ...... .,... P errysburg, Ohio Miriam Schneider ..... . . . . .Toledo, Ohio Norma Kazmaier ..... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Donna Schoenberger ..... . . . .PerI?'sburg, Ohio Alex Kovach ...... .... L ime City, Ohio John Smith ........... . ...... askins. Ohio Melvina Kuhlman .... . ...... Toledo, Ohio Alfred Snyder ,,.... . . Bowling Green, Ohio Mary Louise Long ..... .... . Perrysburg, Ohio Harry Sterling ..... ...., P errysburg, Ohio Ronald Luebben ....... . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Isabel Stickles ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Gladys McConaha ..... .,.. . Perrysburg, Ohio Russell Swartz ..... . .Stony Ridge. Ohio Mildred Mandell ..... ...,...... T oledo, Ohio Velma Swartz .... ..., L ime City, Ohio Frances Mandell., . . . . . . .Bowling Green. Ohio Elsie Swartz. .... . . .Perrysbur3, Ohio Avonelle Pyers ..... ....... L ime City. Ohio Helen Sweet .,... ..... R ossfor , Ohio Kenneth Rader ..... . ..... Perrysburg, Ohio Ben Thornton ...... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Junior Riggle ........ . . . Bowling Green, Ohio Margaret Tinney ..... .... L ime City, Ohio Barham Sattler ......., . ....... Toledo, Ohio Ben Turner .... . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Vivian Schoenberger ..... ...., P errysburg, Ohio Vera Ward ....... ...... C levelan . Ohio Carolyn Schwind ....... . ........ Toledo, Ohio Arthur Wilson. ..... .... E . Lansing. Mich. Dale Epilker ......... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Merlin Witzler ..... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Lida ay Sutter ..... ..... P errysburg, Ohio john Wygant ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Donald Spilker ..... ,.... P erryshurg, Ohio Roland Zachman ..... .... C olumbus. Ohio Lucille Thornton ..... .... . Perrysburg, Ohio Walter Zieman ..... ..... T oledo, Ohio Catherine Thornton ........ ..... P errysburg, Ohio Mildred Tippin ......,..,... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Dorothy Jane Van Brimer. .. ..... . . . . .Toledo, Ohio Irma Weeber .............. . . ..... Perrysburg, Ohio William Wellstead .... ..... ..... P e rrysburg, Ohio Elmer Wolf ........ .... F t. Wayne, Ind. BILL NYE'S COW AD Bill Nye, the humorist, once had a cow to sell, and advertised her as follows: Owing to my ill health, I will sell at my residence, in township 19, ran e 18, according to the Government survey, one plush ras berry cow, aged eight years. She is of undoubted courage, and gives milk requently. To a man who does not fear death in any form, she would be a great boon. She is very much attached to her present home with a sta chain, but will be sold to any one who will treat her right. 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