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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1934 volume:

15' 4' BLACK AND GCLD 1 9 3 4 Q T THE SENICR CLASS FCDREWCDRD The Staff of the Nineteen-Thirty-Four Black and Gold presents this book in the hope that il will form a permanent' record of our high school years. The liberal support and encour- agement receiued have aided greatly in the pub- licalion of the Black and Gold. CONTENTS O ADMINISTRATION O CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATTHLETICS AIUMNI ATDVERTISEMENTS f I ADMINISTRATION The highest function of the teacher ccmsists not so much in imparting knowledge as in stimulating the pupil in its love and pursuit. C. B. RIGGLE, Superintendent The development of desirable traits and characteristics - that intangible something which we style personality -is the chief work of the schoolf, O. C. TREECE, Principal The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil. BCARD OF EDUCATION E. L. CLAY MRS, HARRIET President CUMMINS Vice-President DR. MERLIN BOWERS RALPH BRITTEN MRS. ETHEL CANFIELD Clerk C. H. SPECK FACULTY DONALD CANFIELD ELIZABETH MUNGER Math. and Science English MYRON GERBER IMOGENE FORSYTH Music Superuisgr Language and Girls' Physical Ed. CARL BACHMAN ORLEA WAHL Manual Tr., Coach Home EC. and Science 15 , RGBERT BARBER Literature and Social Science DAVID SCHELD Commercial PALMER HUFFMAN History ,n. 0 CLASSES Reeling and writliing, of course to begin with, Mock Turtle replied, and the different branches of arith- metic-amlaition, distraction, uglification and clerisionf' Q -Lewis Carroll + BLACK AND GOLD + 1934 l4 HARRY ALBRIGHT Latin Club. Latin Club, French Club, Dramatic Club. French Club, Dramatic Club. His mind, his kingdom, and his will his law.-Couper. VERNON ALBRIGHT 32- French Club, Boys' Athletic Association, Dramatic Club. French Club, Dramatic Club. When words are scarce theylre seldom spent in vain. -Shakespeare. JAMES BAYER Freshman Literary Society, Latin Club, Boys' Athletic Association, Boys, Glee Club. Boys' Athletic Association, Boys, Glee Club. Dramatic Club. Story Club. Counts his sure gains, and hurries back for more. -Montgomery, CATHERINE BAZAVIK Freshman Literary Society, Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Music Clufb, Eisteddfod. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club. Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. How goodness heightens beauty! - Hannah Moore. MADELYN BLACK Freshmen Literary Society CCommitteej. Girls, Athleti Association, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chor s, Eisteddfod. Girls' Athleti Association. Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chor s, Music Club, Eisteddfod. Girls' Glee Cl b, Mixed Chorus, Librarian, Dramatic Club, Eistedidfod. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Librarian, Dramatic Club, Eisteddfod. Fields are won by those who believe in winning. -Higginson. + PERRYS MELVIN BROSSIA Freshmen Literary Society, Boys' Glee Club, Eisteddfod, Mixed Chorus. Boys' Athletic Association, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Football, Eisteddfod. Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Football, Dramatic Club. Hi-Y. Eisteddfod. Boys' Mixed Chorus. Vice-President of Boys' Glee Club, Football, Dramatic Club. Sergeant-at-Arms of Hi-Yg Eisteddfod. man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. -Wordsworth. DOROTHY BUCKENB URGER 3 1 Freshmen Literary Society, Girls' Athletic Association. 'Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Team, Dramatic Club. Latin Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Librarian. Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, National Honor Society, Eisteddfod. Ambition has no rest. -Buliuer-Lytton. RUTH CALDWELL Freshmen Literary Society. Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Class Re- porter, Dramatic Club. Dramatic Club. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Eisteddfod. -Girl Reserve, Dramatic Club. Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Girl Re- serve. Somethin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff, Social Chairman of Senior Class, Dramatic Club. The laughter of girls is. and ever was. among the most beautiful sounds of earth. FLORENE CHARLES 31 32 33 34 .lA 32 33 34 31 32 33 34 31 Freshmen Literary Society. 32 Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club. 33 Girls' Glee Club, Dramatic Club, 34 Girls' Glee Club., Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club. A'Vz'ctory belongs to the most perseueringf' -Napoleon. DORCTHY COUSINO 31 Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club. 32 Girls' Athletic Association. 33 French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Dramatic Club. 34 Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Somethin' Staff. Either I will find a way, or I will make one. -Sidney. BURG HIGH + 1934 15 + BLACK AND GOLD + KATHRYN CUMMINS Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Eisteddfod. French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eis- teddfod. French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dra-matic Club. Girl Reserve, Some- thin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff, Eisteddfod. If ladies be best young and fair, they have the gift to know it. -Shakespeare. JOHN DUNBAR Lambertville. Lambertville. Lyons. Dramatic Club, Hi-Y. My salad days, when I was green in judgment. -Shakespeare. DOROTHY ECKEL Freshmen Literary Society. Girls' Glee Club, Scholarship Team, Eisteddlfod. Latin Club, Girls, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Team, Music Club, Treasurer, Girl Reserve. French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, President of Music Club, Orchestra, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. Rep-orter for French Club, Girls' Glee Club Reporter, Mixed Chorus Reporter, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Vice-President of Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. Good nature is the beauty of the mind.'7-Hanivay. FLORENCE ECKEL Freshmen Literary Society. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Eisteddffod. Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Eistedclfod. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eistedidfod. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves. 'What sweet delights a quiet life affords. -Klopstock. HATTIE CAROLINE FULLER Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Eisteddfod. Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Music Club, Orchestra, Eisteddfod. French Clulb, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, French Club, President: Orchestra, Librar- ian, Dramatic Club. Girl Reserve, National Honor Society, Black and Gold Staff. The art of doing a thing is. first, its aim. and next, its manner of accomplishment. -Boyce. + PERRYS IVA LOU GASKELL I 31 Freshmen Literary Society, secretaryg Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Eis- teddfod. 32 Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Eisteddfod. 33 Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Eisteddfod. 34 Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Somethin' Staff, Eisteddfod. A merry heart goes all the day. STANLEY GILSON 31 Freshmen Literary Society. 32 Boys' Athletic Association, Science Cluib. 33 I-Ii-Y. 34 Hi-Y, Group Leadership Club, Football. III! noble hearts, but the combat. -Montalernbast. JOHN HAYES 31 Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club, Boys' Glee Club. 32 Latin Club. Boys' Glee Club, Scholarship Team, Dramatic Club. 33 President of French Clulb, Boys' -Glee Club, Scholarship Team, Dramatic Club, Treas- urer, Vice-President of Junior Class. French Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Team, Dramatic Club. President of Student Council, Editor-in- Chief of Somethin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff, President oif Senior Class, Eisteddfod. A youth to whom was given, so much of earth, so much of heaven. -Wordsworth. JACK HECKLER Latin Club, Scholarship Team. Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Vice-President of Sophomore Class. 33 Dramatic Club, Hi-Y. Secretary of Dramatic Club, Secretary of Hi- Y, President of Home Room. I like work: it fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. -Jerome K. Jerome. EVELYN HUTCHISON President of Literary Society, Latin Club. Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Team, Secretary of Freshmen Class. Eisteddfod. President of Latin Club, Girls' Athletic As- sociation, Vice-President of Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Reporter of Dramatic Club. Girl Reserve. Scholarship Team, Girl Reserve. Secretary of French Club. French Club, President of Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Reporter of Senior Class, President of Dramatic Club. Girl Reserve, Somethin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff, Eisteddfod. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. -Emerson. is not the victory that makes the joy of 34 31 32 34 31 32 33 34 BURG HIGH + l 1 S 1934 17 + BLACK AND GOLD + 1934 18 IRENE INMAN Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Social Chairman of Girls' Athletic Association. President of Girls, Athletic Association, Cheer Leader, Student Council. Vice-President of Girls' Athletic Association, Cheer Leader, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Dramatic Club. Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. Friendship is infinitely better than kindness. -Cicero. 31 32 33 3 4 REBECCA JEFFREY Freshmen Literary Society. Girls' Athletic Association, Dramatic Club. Home Economics Club. Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. Order is heaUen's first law. -Pope. 31 32 33 34 MARILYN KAUTZ Fresh-men Literary Society, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Orchestra, Eisteddfod. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Orchestra, Girl Reserve, Secretary of Music Club. French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serve, Eisteddfod. 34 French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Secretary, Treasurer of Orchestra, Librarian. Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. Student Council. There is no index of the character so sure as the voice. -Tancred. 31 32 33 VIRGINIA KIDNEY Freshmen Literary Society. Latin Club. Latin Clufb, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Athletic Association, Dramatic Club. 33 Girls' Athletic Association, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. 34 Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Black and Gold Staff. A good face is the best letter of recommenda- tion. -Queen Elizabeth. 3l 32 FORREST KILLE 31 Freshmen Literary Society. 32 Latin Club, Travel-Literary Club. 33 Latin Club. 34 Hi-Y. A gentleman born. + PERRYSBURG HIGH + ALTHEA KRUSE 31 Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club. Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Scholarship Team, Eisteddfod. 32 Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Team, Dramatic Club, Eistedd- fod, Girl Reserve. 33 French Club, Girls' Athletic Association. Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Reporter of Music Club, Junior Class Reporter, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. 34 French Club, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Treasurer of Girl Reserve, National Honor Society, Somethin' Staff. Black and Gold Staff, Eisteddfod. The tones of human voices are mightier than strings or brass to move the soul. -Klopstock. GERTRUDE LAFARREE 31 Freshmen Literary Society. Girls' Athletic Association. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Eisteddfod. 32 Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Eisteddfod. 33 Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. 34 Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. -Addison. PAUL LAUBENTHAL 31 Freshmen Literary Society. 32 Science Club. 33 Boys' Athletic Association. 34 Leadership Club. The actions of men are the best interpreters of I their thoughts. -Locke. EDWARD LAUMAN 31 Freshmen Literary Society. 32 Boys' Athletic Association. 33 Dramatic Club, Hi-Y. 34 Dramatic Club, Reporter of Hi-Y. Somethin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff. We men be as good as we please, if we please to be good. -Barrow. ROBERT LESLIE Industrial Arts Club. 33 Athletic Club, Industrial Arts Club. 34 Dramatic Club. 'tMuch wisdom often goes with the fewest words. -Socrates. 31 32 1934 19 + BLACK AND GOLD + 1934 ZO RUTH LONG 31 Freshmen Literary Society. 32 Dramatic Club. 33 Home Economics Club. 34 Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. The soul is strong that trusts in goodnessf -Massinger. HERALD LOOMIS Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Boys' Athletic Association. Science Club. 34 Football, Dramatic Club. 'laugh if you are wise. -Marial, 3 1 3 2 3 3 GEORGE MADSEN Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club. Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Athletic Association, Latin Club. 33 Dramatic Club. 34 Story Club. He practiced what he preached. -Armstrong. 31 32 MELVIN MCFILLEN 31- 32 Scholarship Team, Science Club. 33 Scholarship Team, Science Club, Librarian, I-li-Y. 34 Scholarship Team, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Somethin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff. He is the son of his own works. -Cervantes. PAUL MUNGER 31 Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club. Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Band, Orchestra. Latin Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra. Hi-Y. 33 French Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Secretary of Junior Class. Hi-Y, President of Debating Club. President of Band, Vice-President of Or- chestra, Dramatic Club, Somethin' Staff. An affable and courteous gentleman. 32 34 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + EARL NOLLENBERGER 31 Latin Club, Orchestra. 32 Orchestra, Dramatic Club. 33 Dramatic Club. 34 Dramatic Club, Hi-Y. He doeth little hindnesses, which most leave undone, dr despise. -Lowell. JOHN PERRIN 31- 32 Dramatic Club. 33 Football, Dramatic Club. 34 Dramatic Club. Hi-Y. Somethin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff. Art is power. -Longfellow. ANN PISCOR Freshmen Literary Society. Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Music Club. 33 Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club. Eisteddfod. 34 Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eisteddifod. 'iSpeech is great, but silence is greater. 3 1 3 2 MARGARET PORTER Barberton High School. Barberton High School. Barberton High School. Girl Reserve, French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Treasurer of Senior Class, ' Dramatic Club, Eistcddfod. Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. -Coleridge. 3 l 3 2 3 3 34 MARGARET REDMAN Girls' Athletic Association, -Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Librarian, Eisteddfod. Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Librarian. Eisteddfod. French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. Orch- estra, Eisteddfod. French Club. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serve, Eisteddfod. The world belongs to Ihe energetic. -Emerson. 31 32 33 34 1934 21 + BLACK AND GOLD + 1934 22 WENDELL RIGGLE Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Team, Orchestra, Eisteddfod. Latin Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Science Club, Orchestra, Reporter of Sopho- more Class, Librarian, I-li-Y, Eisteddfod. French Club, Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Orchestra, Librarian, Dramatic Club, Report- er of Hi-Y. French Club, Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Orchestra Presidentg Band, Social Chairman of Class, Librarian, President of Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Student Council. National Honor Society, Black and Gold Staff. Every noble activity makes room for itself. -Emerson. LEONARD ROBERTS Freshmen Literary Society. Boys' Athletic Association. B-oys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Eistedclfod. 34 Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Vice- Presiclent of Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, Some- thin, Staff, Eisteddfod. Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. -Thackeray. HOWARD ROPER 31 32 33 34 31 32 33 31 Waite. 32 Waite. 33- 34 Leadership Club. He that can have patience, can haue what he uJiIl'. --Franklin. WILLIAM SASS 31 Freshmen Literary Society. 32 Boys' Glee Club, President of Travel-Liter- ary Club. 33 Boys Glee Club, Football. Hi-Y, Science Club. ' 34 Dramatic Club, Hi-Y Treasurer. Boys' Glee Club. X Worth makes the man. ROLAND SCHALLER 31 Haskins High School. 32 Haskins High School. 33 French Club, Boys' Athletic Club, Junior Class Chairman, Dramatic Club. 34 Dramatic Club, Hi-Y. All human power is a compound of time and patience. -Balzac. + PERRYS BEATRICE SCHEIDER Freshmen Literary Club, Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Orch- estra, Eisteddfod. 32 Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Music Club, Orchestra, Eisteddfod. French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Music Club, Orchestra, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. French Club. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serve, Eisteddfod. Good humor is the health of the soul. -Stanislaus. THELMA SCHEIDER Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Eisteddfod. Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Eisteddfod. French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Secretary of Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod, Domestic worlh that shuns loo strong u light. -Lyltleton. MICHAEL SElM-INEW 3l 33 34 31 32 33 34 31- 32 Boys' Athletic Association. 33 Industrial Arts Club. 34 Group Leadership Club. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. -Lamb. RITA SI-IIPLE Freshmen Literary Society, Vice-President of Latin Club, Scholarship Team. 32 Latin Club, Dramatic Club. French Club, Scholarship Team, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. 34 French Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. We can do more good by being good, than in any other way. -Roland Hill. GLENN SIMMONS Vice-President of Freshmen Literary Society. Boys' Glee Club, Ohio State Music Contest, Mixed Chorus, Eisteddifod, Ohio State Sym- phony. Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Orchestra. Dramatic Club, Cheerleader, Eisteddfod. 33 French Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Vice-President of Music Club, Band. Orchestra. Cheerleader, Eisteddfod. 34 French Club, Mived Chorus, Band, President of Story Club. Cheerleader, Eistedclfod. 31 33 31 32 My only books. were woman's looks. and folly's all they'ue taught me. -Moore. BURG HIGH + 1934 23 + BLACK AND GOLD + L 5 GEORGE SMITHERS I 31 1 32 , 33 1934 24 31 32 33 34 31 32 33 31 32 33 31- 3 Band, Orchestra. Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y. Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Music Club, Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Eisteddfod. 34 Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Football, Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, Eisteddfod. It was his nature to blossom into song, as it is a tree's to leaf itself in April. - Alexander Smith. DORIS SPILKER Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Scholarship Team. Latin Club, Girls' Athletic Association, 'Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eisteddifod. French Club, Girls, Athletic Association, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club. Girl Reserve, National Honor Society, Eisteddfod. Secretary-Treasurer of French Club, Girls' 'Glee Club. President of Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Student Coun- cil, National Honor Society, Somethin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. -Emerson. INEZ STICKLES Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Music Club. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Eisteddfod. Wz'th malice toward none, with charity for all, -Lincoln. FLORIS SWEET Boys' Glee Club. Boys' Athletic Association, Basketball. Basketball, President of Junior Class, Li- brarian, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, Secretary of Student Council. 3 4 Basketball, Vice-President of Senior Class, Librarian, Dramatic Club, Vice-President of Hi-Y, Somethin' Staff. 'KA mother's pride, a fathefs joy. -Scott. ROBERT THOMAS 2 Boys, Athletic Association, Scholarship Team. Hi-Y. Hi-Y, Group Leadership Club, 3 34 One great of words is to hide our thoughts. -Vol taire. + PERRYSBURG HIGH + ROBERT WELSH 31 Waterville. 32 Waterville. 33 Waterville. 34 Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, Somethin' Staff, Black and Gold Staff, Eisteddfod. I have a heart with room for every joy. -Bailey. CARGLINE WENZ Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club, Scholarship Team. Latin Club, Scholarship Team, Travel- Literary Club, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Girl Reserve. French Club, Scholarship Tea-m, Science Club, Librarian, Girl Reserve, National Honor Society. French Club, Scholarship Team, Secretary of Senior Class, Librarian, President of Girl Reserve, Student Council, National Honor Society, Somethin' Staff, Editor-in-Chief of Black and Gold. With just enough of learning to misquotef' -Byron. 31 32 33 34 RUTH WILLIAMS Freshmen Literary Society, Latin Club. Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club, Eisteddfod, Mixed Chorus. 32 Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' GleeC1ub. Sophomore Representative to Student' Coun- cil, Girl Reserve, Secretary of Student Coun- cil, Eisteddfod, Mixed Chorus. Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Junior Representative to Student Council, Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serve, Student Council Reporter. 34 Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Senior Representative to Student Council, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve. Secretary to Student Council, Black and Gold Staff, Cheerleader. Fz'Ils the air around with beauty. -Byron. 31 33 VIRGINIA WITZLER Freshmen Literary Society. Latin Club, 'Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Eisteddfod. 32 Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Mixed Chorus. Music Club. Eisteddfod. 33 Girls' Glee Club,Mixed Chorus, Music Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. 34 French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Eisteddfod. - The uoice is celestial melody. -Longfellow. 31 1934 25 + BLACK AND GOLD 4 CLASS HISTORY CHAPTER ONE Four years ago, in early September, about ninety boys and girls were ready to begin their high school careers which had long been anticipated. As usual, about two weeks were spent before the freshmen learned which were their cor- rect class rooms. A few Weeks after school had started, a class meeting was called by the sponsors, Mr. Scheld and Mr. Huffman. Our leaders chosen for this year were: President ............v....................................... ROBERT SPRENGEL Vice-President' ........ .....,...... G LENN SIMMONS Secretary .......... ...... E VELYN HUTCHISON Treasurer ......... ...,.... R UTH WILLIAMS Reporter .......... ..... R UTH CALDWELL Cheer Leader .....,..., ..... ....,,,., . ....,...,........... Q .,.... L o RETTA HOWE It was a very successful year, and although we were quite insignificant, we held honors in the scholastic field. CHAPTER TWO At the beginning of our second year we found- that we were only seventy- five in number. We were as green as the freshmen this year, having ton become accustomed to our new surroundings. We had ithe honor of being the first sophomores in the new building. With Mr. Canfield as our sponsor, we elected the following officers: President ,.................,.........,.,......,.....,........ ROBERT SPRENGEL Vice-President ......,t ................ J ACK HECKLER Secretary .i........ .,... E VELYN HUTCI-IISON Treasurer ...... ....... C AROLINE WENZ Reporter ,.....,,. . ........,.....,...................... WENDELL RIGGLE Cheer Leaders ............,.., IRENE INMAN-GLENN SIMMONS We were more active this year, and our standards of scholarship of the previous year were maintained. 1934 26 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + CLASS HISTORY CHAPTER THREE We noticed that at the beginning of this year, our third, our class roll had dropped considerably, there being only fifty-nine members. Officers elected were: President .... ...............................i.......................... F LORIS SWEET Vice-President -L ..,...... JOHN HAYES Secretary .......... ....,... P AUL MUNGER Treasurer ...,.. WILLIAM SASS Reporter .....,,............, ...............,.. ....... A L THEA KRUSE Student Council Representative ................ RUTH WILLIAMS Cheer Leader .................................................. GLENN SIMMONS With the help of Miss lMunger and Mr. Huffman, our sponsors, our new responsibilities were handled well and We loo-ked forward to our last year, with the hope of making it the best. CHAPTER FOUR Once more We resumed our high school Work, but this time, in a much more serious manner. We felt that we were nearing our long dreamed-of goal, Grad- uation. With Miss Forsyth and Mr. Barber guiding us we chose the following students to lead us: President ............. ....,.,.., J OI-IN HAYES Vice-President ...,... ......... F LORIS SWEET secfefafy ..,....,. - ...,...... c:ARoL1NE WENZ Treasurer - ....... MARGARET PORTER Reporter ...............,.... .................... , W- EVELYN HUTCHISON Student Council Representative .,..,. ........ R UTH WILLIAMS Social Chairmen ........ .............. .......... R U TH CALDWELL, WENDELL RIGGLE Our high school career has ended, and we all look back upon the past years with fond and pleasant memories as we reach the height of our ambition. 1934 27 + BLACK AND GOLD + PROPHECY 1945 was a big year for me. I had been appointed news reel photographer for Fox studios. After my appointment, I picked up my camera and mer- rily tripped along to the great plane awaiting me. I had always trembled at the thought of getting both feet off the ground at the same time but with Melvin McFillen as my pilot, I faced the future unafraid. Pilot McFillen had behind him ten years of brilliant and faithful service in the United States Air Corps. I had no special duties for my first assignment. I was merely to photograph interesting sketches to be called The Human Side of the News. We were fly- ing along at a good rate when I noticed a man on a parachute go drifting by the plane. I wanted to know if I might be of any service so I pulled up along- side the parachute and said, Hello, in a sociable way. To my astonishment, the person was no less than Leonard Roberts. He had been doing fancy jumps for an air circus for years. We stopped at Omaha and I noticed a few small signs which read, Pat- ronize Sweet's Stock Yards. I determined to see if this fellow Sweet, could be my school mate, Flo. I found that it really was Flo. He stood before me in a bloody apron and was talking to Michael Seminew and Forest Kille, who were stock breeders. Having a two-hour stop at Omaha, I went to the circus. The elephants led the procession and on the head of the first animal sat Stanley Gilson, dressed as an Arabian prince. Next c.ame the white horses. It took my brea-th to see Iva Lou Gaskell, dressed in spangles and- ruffles, riding -horseback on a mag- nificent horse. Now came the aerialists and I waited eagerly to see that death- defying triple spin enacted by the famous aerial team, Eckel and Simmons. On leaving the main tent I went into a side show to have a certain Madame Ronanofsky tell my fortune. I suspected the madame of being a fake and found that she was none other than Madelyn Black. I asked her if she could tell me anything about our classmates and she said she had read that Dorothy Cousino had made millions of dollars on a new type of potato peeler, that she had in- vented. Also, she said that Florene Charles excelled in the raising and training of Dachshund dogs. So on to Washington where we stopped to take a few reels of political ac- tivities. A most distinguished looking butler answered my knock at the White House door. I nearly passed him by before I noticed he was Vernon Albright. He was rather hard to recognize under his camouflage of sideburns and whis- kers. I was shown to the president by Harry Albright, his secretary. The presi- dent was in conference with Althea Kruse who was a representative striving to uphold the rights of the Gashouse District from New Work. The president welcomed me and invited me to stop for tea. He promised some delicious sandwiches and little cakes. His pastry experts were Catherine Bazavik and Anna Piscor. Ruth Long and Rebecca Jeffery did nothing but con- coct new recipes containing lobster which was the president's favorite food. While flying about the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor, I saw Robert Leslie sitting in one of Our Lady's hands and diligently scrubbing her wrist. Every year, Bob starts at the top of her head and gives her a bath to the bottom of her feet. 1934 28 + PERRYSBURG I-IIGI-I + I was to stay at the home of Paul Munger while in New York. Paul had taken New York by storm with his pleasing personality and was one of the socially elite. Paul gave a reception in my honor and I met Robert Thomas who had just returned from a trip around the world. Bob was brimming with information, and told me that while he was in the Samoan Islands, he saw a most peculiar spectacle. The native islanders were going through a religious cere- mony, and sitting high on a throne above them was Melvin Brossia. The sim- ple natives had set up Melvin as their king because he had the hair of the Sun God. While in the wilder parts of Australia, Bob saw a tribe of aborigines who had adopted John Dunbar as a foster child. When Bob saw John, John had gone primitive and was wearing a couple of feathers and a string of beads. Bob's last bit of news was that Howard Roper had made quite a name for himself as a whaler in the frozen north. Mr. Munger liked to have gathered in his home a varied group: those in the artist's world, entertainers, scholars. the society lions and the intelligentia. Among those present were James Bayers who was a well known man from South Carolina: Dorothy Buckenberger who had just written a wonderful pamphlet on Social Problems, and Kathryn Cummins who was well known as an artist's model. Caroline Wenz and Hattie Puller, who had recently re- turned from Tibet after unearthing antique fossils there, gave lectures on that subject. George Smithers, a popular radio crooner, sang. He introduced to the party. Ruth Williams, his secretary whose sole duty was to answer George's tremendous fan mail. Margaret Porter and Virginia Witzler sang some very gay and very lovely selections. The last thing on the program was a style show, Ruth Caldwell was the very pretty little lady who acted as a model. I left Munger's mansion for suburban New York. As I needed a haircut, I went to Paul Laubenthal's barber shop. Here I met the former Doris Spilker who had become Doris McGrady. Doris had always wanted to be a policeman but she had to be content to be a policeman's wife. An interesting case was being tried in a nearby court where Edward Lauman was working as a court stenographer. Ed was such an expert that he could write shorthand with one hand and type with the other. I left the court for a district where many institutions and places of interest were located. I came to a Children's Home where Margaret Redman was a good, kind matron. I entered and found John Hayes doing a very fantastic dance. On inquiring into the matter I found that John had traveled all over the world learning folk dances and came back to the United States to teach the dances to the orphans in various homes. This strenuous work had made John old at an early age, and as I watched him dance he frequently tripped over his long white beard. 1934 29 + BLACK AND GOLD + I was informed that Uncle Tom's Cabin was to be enacted for the en- tertainment of the children and that John Perrin was to take the role of the villain. On leaving the Home I encountered William Sass who was a sort of a secretary for Goldstein, Ginsburg and Fishsteinf' manufacturers of glue. With Bill was Ronald Schaller who drove an old cart about collecting the bodies of dead fish and horses which were to go into the making of the glue. After meeting these friends, I wanted a bite to eat and entered a novel confectionery store. Beatrice and Thelma Scheider were the proprietors. They pointed out to me a delightful little millinery store across the way which was owned by Florence Eckel. I heard that Gertrude Laliarree was residing at a convalescent home where she was resting after a strenuous sports career. Inez Stickles was her ever- faithful nurse. Upon inquiring for my old friend, Virginia Kidney, I was told that she had built the largest aquarium in the United States. I went to the place and found poor Ginny in tears. She had spent years trying to get a cross between a shark and swordfish and had failed miserably. Trying to comfort her was Rita Shiple, a worker for the New York Humane Society. The next day I made a shopping tour at Kresge's. Wendell Riggle was an elevator boy and Marilyn Kautz worked at the can opener counter. Marilyn advised me to see the Perrysburg Piccadillies Revue. The chorus girls in the revue were trained to dance by Bob Welsh. I had spent three days in New Yok and I was ready to leave for Holly- wood. On my way to the airport I met .lack Heckler driving a truck of stones. Jack told me he was called the Mathematical Truck Driver ' because he could pile stones so evenly along the side of the road. His piles of stone never varied a fraction of an inch and when I asked why, he explained that he figured his distance by means of all sorts of angles and curves. He soon had me caught in such a web of geometrical expressions that I fled to a nearby house for escape. Here I found Irene Inman as the good housewife. Swinging from her apron strings were many cherubic babies. The plane was overhauled by those master mechanics, Earl Nollenberger and Herald Loomis. On the way home, it occurred to me that I had heard from all my class- mates but one, George Madsen. It was still in this trend of thought when we arrived in Hollywood. To my utter astonishment, among those to welcome me home was George Madsen himself. It had always been a tradition among the studios that the Wampus baby stars were to be beautiful and child-like young girls, but when the movie executives saw George, they changed the tradition and made George a glorified Wampus star. So ended a happy week. I was well satisfied with the destinies found by my classmates, Although not all of them were known the world over, each did his particular brand of work so well that his life was made worthwhile. -Evelyn Hutchison. 1934 30 EAST END PHYSICS LA EW AUD ITORIUM 4 B QRATORY C H EM ISTRY LABORATORY Dom E ST mc sci E NCE 31 + BLACK AND GOLD + JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1931 we found one hundred and twenty-five Freshmen struggling for their balance in this new and beautiful school. Under the guid- ance of Miss Wahl, Mr. Bachman and Mr. Gerber the sponsors, they organized and elected these officers: President ,............ .... R ICI-IARD WELLSTEAD Vice-President .... .... V IRGINIA ZACHMAN Secretary ........... .... D ONALD HALBERT Treasurer ..... ..... R OBERT ANDERSON Reporter ..........,.....................,........, .,.. .... F R ANCIS CORNELIUS In September 1932, we have a class of ninety-six full-fledged Sophomores. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Canfield their year was very eventful and suc- cessful. The officers were: President ........... ....v. B RUCE BODART Vice-President I-IAZEL HOLCOMB Secrezary ...,...,. .... M IARY CRANKER Treasurer ......,,...........,................. ....... R OSALYN HAIGHT Reporter ............,.........................,.. - ...,......,....i. D. RUTH SAGE Student Council Representative ........ KATHERINE LINDSEY Cheer Leader .,.........................,............................ EUGENE GRISS September 1933, eighty self assured Juniors are winding their way through the halls. This year has been very full and was interesting under the sponsor- ship of Miss Munger and Mr. Huffman. Class officers Were: President ........... ......... C I-IARLES DOWLING Vice-President ..... GORDON BURKHART Secretary ......... ........... M ARY CRANKER Treasurer .,...................................... ..... R OBERT ANDERSON Reporter .,.. ,...,..,.....,......................... ....,............. D . RUTH SAGE Student Council Representative .i...... ARTHELLA BRITTON FIRST RONV-Robert Anderson, Mary Bays, Mary Jane Bazavik, Robert Bench, Helen. Black, Luella Bosttlnrf, Helen Marie Bowers, Arthella Britten. SECOND ROW-Robert Brown, Glenn Burtlo, Gordon Burkhart, Shirley Byington, Arnold Christen, Aileen Cookson, Mary Cranker, Rock Cummings. THIRD ROYV-Byfm-sl Death, Charles Dowling, Delores Eckel, Lyonel Eckel, Muriel Emmett, Inez Finch, Melvin Greene, Eugene Criss. FOURTH ROVV-Ruth Hahn, Donald Halbert, Paul Harbauer, Robert Heckler, Isabelle Henning, Perkins Henry, Katherine Hillahrand, Hazel Holcomb. FIFTH ROW'-Stanley Huffman, Nr. Huffman, Francis Kaltenmark, Allen Kazmaier. SIXTH ROXV-Frederick Kazmaicr, Paul Kazmaier, Mae Keller, Marcella Kellemeier, Robert Kille, Ursula Kotowski, Phillip Kurlis. SEVENTH ROXV-John La Farree, Dorothy Lees, Joseph Lehman, Albert Liebherr, Katherine Lindsey, Mary Luber, Helen Mandell, Donald Mericle. EIGHTH ROYV-Freda Morgan, Charles Redman, NVilberta Reed, Alma Reitz, Glenn Reither, D. Ruth Sage, Adeline Sass, Opal Schaller. NINTI-I ROVV-Lyle Schneider, VVilliam Schwinrl, Ralph Seiling, Gladys Schramm, Evelyn Schuster, May Smithers, Vernon Snyder, Kenneth Stanford. TENTH ROVV-Claude Van Guntun, Maribel Van Scocler, Lucille Voland, Bratchie VVehster, Betty Vlfeichel, Richard NVellstead, Ruth Wygant, Virginia Zacliman. 1934 32 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + 1934 33 + BLACK AND GOLD + SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Last year when school started there were about one hundred and twenty Freshmen enrolled. Under Miss Wahl, Mr. Gerber and the following officers they passed the first year of their high school careers. President ........ .... M ARJORIE KILLE Vice-President ......., ............ W ILLIAM HONNER Secretary-Treasurer .... FREDERICK I-IAGEIVIYER Reporter ,....................................... ..,., C ATHERINE ACKLIN Student Council Representative ........ MATTHEW DOWLING This year has been very complete for these ninety-nine Sophomores having Mr. Canfield as sponsor and the following capable people holding offices. President ......,. .,.. .I OHN LANDWHER Vice-President ,....... CATHERINE ACKLIN Secretary-Treasurer .... .... .I ACK TI-IORTON Reporter ..................................,..... ........,....,. B OB MILLS Student Council Representative NIARJORTE KILLE FIRST ROVV-Catherine Aclrlin, Frederick Althoff, Charles Arras, Elizaheth Baker, Gladys Baker, Raymond Baughn, Augustine Bohaczenko, Martha Bnllett, Lois Clemens. SECOND ROW-Francis Cornelius, Myrtle Cratty, Orville Decko, Russell Deuhner, Geraldine DeWitt, Betty Dickson, jane Dickson, Melva Donaldson, Matthew Dowling, THIRD ROVV-John Doyle, Fern Eckel, Gladys Eckel, Norman Enich, VViln1a Emch, Clarence Engle' hardt, Bernard Fox, Ruth Goeckerman, Donald Goodman. FOURTH ROW-Donald Goodrich, Ambrose Haas, Helen Cecelia Haas, Helen Marie' Haas, Frederick Hagemyer, Christina Hansen, Margaret Herman, Richard Hirsch, Bernard Hillahrand. FIFTH ROVV-Carrol I-Iillahrantl, VVillian1 l-Iunuer, Franklin Hoyt, John l-luffman, Frederick Jacobs. Mardal Kautz. SIXTH RONV-Marjorie Kille, Paul Kolli, Virginia Kopp, Margaret Kolvey, Martha Kuriis, Mary Kurfis, Florence Kruse, Margaret Ladiko, John Landwehr. SEVENTH ROVV-Marie Len, Virginia Linuner, Helen Lintner, Ruth Jane Lippert, Gerald Loomis, Marie Mahler, Pauline McDowell, Raymond Metcalf, Robert Mills. EIGHTH ROVV-Robert Moran, Karl Michelsen, Helen Mutchler, Edwin Mutchler, Julia Nollenberger, Laurel Phillips, Theresa Pustay, Eleanor Reis, NViElis Reitzel. NINTH ROYV-Charles Richards, Hazel Ridgeway, Irma Schaller, Dorothy Schneider, Pauline Sclioher, Kathryn Shumaker, Arthur Schwerkoske, Lucille Schwind, Richard Speaker. TENTH ROVV-Lucille Spillier, Alice Sprung, Bonnie Stanford, Robert Sterling, John Sullivan., Iarnes Steinen, Ernest Swartz, Milton Toher, Jack Thornton. ELEVENTH ROYV-Virgil Nazey, Priscilla Marshall, Don Thompson, Mary Tremsky, Doris Turner Evelyn Ulrich, Blilan Voska, Hilda Mary NVenz, Glenna Mae XVnlfe. 1934 34 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + 1934 35 + BLACK AND GOLD + FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY This year We found one hundred and nine Freshmen striving to gain their composure in this higher institution of learning. Their sponsors Were: Miss NVahl, Mr. Gerber and Mr. Bachman. President .... BETTY BURTON Vice-President RUTH CUMMINS S ecfe wry-Treasurer .... CLAYTON SNYDER Reporter ..... ..... F ELIA FORD Student Council Representative .... .... J UNIOR PYERS FIRST ROVV-Charles Agee, Gerhardt Althoff, Martin A-lthofi, Alice Bays, VVilma Bentley, Francis Bonclalier, Richard Britten, Lawrence Brossia, Betty Burton. SECOND RONV--Milton Carpenter, Yvonne Charles, John Christman, Jack Coble, Holmes Crawford, Ruth Cummins, James Consinn, Qcie Draime, Lincoln Cupp. THIRD ROW'-Beulah Eckel, Celestia Eckel, Jean Eckhart, Betty Ellerinun, Evelyn Ellerman, Charles Farley, Felia Ford, John Franz, Bernard Friess. FOURTH ROW-Marion Friess, Gladys Gahlm, Kenneth Greene, Rosella Griner, Mary Harvanec, Stephen Harvanec, Clarence Herman, Virginia Hill, Norbert Himhurg. FIFTH ROW-Robert Hoyt, Raymond Hoffman, Mary Ietifrey, Arthur Johannsen, Wilma Johnson, Dorothy Kazlnaier, Zelta Kazmaier, Earl Kopp, Elizabeth Kuehn. SIXTH ROVV4Theln1a Kurfis, Tillie Kushner, Dorothy La Farree, Harold Lehman, Edgar Liebherr, Ruth Lintner, Eileen Mahler. SEVENTH ROVV-Malcoln Mohler, Mary Mosher, Janet Neiderhouse, Doris Noble, Florence Perrin, Elmer Peiteys, ,lean Pctteys, Emily Protsik, Ruth Pulse. EIGHTH ROVV-Junior Pyers, Raymond Reis, Eleanor Reitzel, Franklin Richards, Irene Richards, Pearl Seiling, Robert Seiling, Dorothy Scheider, Hilda Scheider. NINTH ROVV-Bernard Schneider, Thomas Schneider, Gerald Schramm, Irene Schwind, Richard Schwind, Wilma Sherman, Genevieve Shiple, Alice Shue, Carl Schumaker. TENTH ROVV-Corrine Slinker, Florence Smithers, Clayton Snyder, Elsie Speck, Richard Spoerl, David Stanford, Jane Tinney, VVilliam Tinney, Neoma Tolxer. ELEVENTH RONV-Myra Trowbridge, Emma jane Troyer, I,udmil'la Voska, Richard VVard, Marie W'arns, Luther Wehh, Hilda NVolfc, Norma Wolfe, Daisy Wygant. 1934 36 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + 1934 37 I ORGANIZATIONS Recreation is not being idle, it is easing the weaned pant by change of occupation. + BLACK AND GOLD + STUDENT COUNCIL The history of the Student Council is quite instructive. Failures and achievements have been in the same ratio that come to Democratic governments elsewhere, and it may be added that these successes and failures have been due to the causes that are always operating in every democracy. The school citizen should make more use of the school government. He will find that this pays. No question has been submitted to the council within the year that has not received serious consideration. Work in the council has taught one wholesome lesson to its members-that each must put the welfare of all before the demands of any special group. On the whole, the council has been very successful in its work this year. This success was due to the fine cooperation of the members and their capable leader, Mr. Huffman. The following are members of the Student Council: President ,.............. ,,.,,, ........,,.,,... J O HN HAYES Vice-President ......... ,..i.. R ICHARD WELLSTEAD Secretary ,..,,,.,....... .......,.... R UTH WILLIAMS Reporter ,...,.....................,.. .... ............ C H ARLES DOWLING Other members-Wendell Riggle, Caroline Wenz, Marilyn Kautz, Doris Spilker, Arthella Britten, John Landwehr, Marjorie Kille, Betty Burton, Junior Pyres. 1934 40 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In the nine years that Perrysburg High School has been 3 member of the National Honor Society, which was organized in 1925, sixty-seven students have been enrolled in the membership. This distinction is one of theihighest honors a student can receive from the school. Membership confined to students of first grade schools is based upon four qualifications which are: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Each student aspires to this distinction, thus raising the scholastic standards. Juniors and Seniors are eligible for election to this society by the faculty. Five per cent of the class is elected in the Junior year and ten per cent in the Senior year. The class of 1934 has an enrollment of eight members as follows: Dorothy Buckenberger, Hattie Caroline Fuller, Evelyn Hutchison, Althea Kruse, Melvin McFillen, Wendell Riggle, Doris Spilker, Caroline Wenz. 1934 41 + BLACK AND GOLD + 'GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves are the younger members of the Young Women's Christ- ian Association. Our activities, standards, and aims center around these things: personality, fineness of character, 'development of leadership, ability and com- panionship, combined with pleasure and adventure. Junior and Senior girls of good character and scholastic standing are eligible. Many of our goals have been achieved, including charitable Work, which we think have been quite successful. We feel that we owe our success, in a great measure, not only to the co- operation shown by the girls, but also to the untiring energy of our sponsor, Miss Forsyth, Whose time and efforts have made our organization possible. We hope to continue our ideals and standards into higher and more varied fields. Our officers for the year have been: President .........,............,....,............ ..... - CAROLINE WENZ Vice-President ...... ....... D OROTHY ECKEL Secretary ........ ......... T HELMA SCHIEDER Treasurer ...... ............ A LTHEA KRUSE Reporter ,..,.,,, iii..... A RTHELLA BRITTEN Chaplain ...,.... A- ........,......... D. RUTH SAGE l 9 3 4 42 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + HI-Y A Hi-Y Club is the banding together of a group of upper class high school boys who are seeking Christian ideals for themselves and for the social group of which they are a part. This movement originated in England. The first high school Y. M. C. A. in the U. S., of which there is a record, was at Iona, Mich- igan, organized in 1870. The club is now active all over the World. The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community, high standards of Christian Character. lt has as its creed: Clean Living, Clean Speech, Clean Athletics, and Clean Scholarship. The local club is affiliated not only with the State Hi-Y but also with the National organization. The membership is composed of Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. They are selected according to their character, habits and personality. The club is largely a service organization i. e.-Willing to help in every possible way throughout the school and community. Mr. Treece is the advisor of the organization. The value of his experience and judgment is greatly appreciated by every member. President .................... ............,........ ,..,... W E NDELL RIGGLE Vice-President ...... ........... P LORIS SWEET Reporter .......... ..... E DWARD LAUMAN Treasurer ........ .....,... W ILLIAM SASS Secretary ...... ..................... J ACK HECKLER Chaplin ......... - ..... .. .......... RICHARD WELLSTEAD Sergeant-At-Arms ....... ............. M ELVIN BROSSIA l 9 3 4 43 + BLACK AND GOLD + DRAIVIATIC CLUB This is the third year of the existence of the Dramatic Club. Each succeed- ing year has been more active and shown better results than the year before. Under the direction of Mr. Barber the club has presented interesting programs for the public and for the high school. The club officers were: President .,......., ....,.... E VELYN HUTCHISON Vr'rr-Prrmfrnr .....,.,... .....,., L EONARD ROBERTS s ecfe tary and Treasurer .. .....,.,..,. JACK HECKLER Reporter ,,,................... ...... D . RUTH SAGE There were also many committee chairmen who played a large part in making the various productions successful. 1934 44 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + l CHARM scHooL A new club was organized this year, under the sponsorship of Miss For- syth, known as the Charm School. ' This organization is for the girls only, and has proved very helpful and interesting. The purpose of the club is to help and teach the girls to acquire charm in their manners, speech and personalities. President ...,....... ..,... R UTH CUMMINS Vice-President .........,... ...,....... W ILMA BENTLEY Secretary-Treasurer ....... ., .... JANET NEIDERHOUSE Reporter ....................... ...........,, G LADYS GABB Program Chairman ....... ...... M ARDAL KAUTZ 1 9 3 4 45 + BLACK AND GOLD + l STORY TELLERS' CLUB The club was organized on October 4, 1933 with an initial membership of forty. The election that followed' resulted in some spirited contests, with the following elections: President ......... l........... G LENN SIMMONS Vice-President ....... ........... R UTH JANE LIPPERT Secretary ............. ...... ,....,.... J A MES BAYER The objectives set forth: familiarity with various types of narration, to use these with some degree of success. Mr. Scheld acted as the faculty member in charge. 1934 46 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + BOOK LOVERS' CLUB This club was newly organized this year under the sponsorship of Miss Munger with the following officers: President ...............,................, .,,.... C ATHERINE ACKLIN Vice-President ...... ............,....... J ANE DICKSON Secretary .,...,.,. ......,. K ATHRYN SHUMAKER Teasurer ...... ...... H ILDA MARY WENZ Reporter ..................,.............,,.........,...,.. RUTH GOECKERMAN During the meetings literature was discussed and book reviews were given. A unique idea was carried out when a Book Booth was arranged. Some of the better literature was displayed and this booth proved to be quite an attrac- tion. We feel that we have accomplished a great deal in our first year an-d' hope to make it even better in the future. 1934 47 .+.BLACK AND GOLD 1 1 p LEADERSHIP CLUB b ' 'The Group Leadership Club is a new club that was founded this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Huffman. The aim of the club is to better acquaint the students with the performance of government, and to teach them how to handle the business of a group. Very few people know how this- is done. In the meet- ings the various forms of parliamentary procedure were brought out more forcibly by having the chairmanship shifted to each member of the club at some time during the year. F' 1934 48 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + SCIENCE CLUB The 1933-34 Science Club was organized in September. The purpose of the club is to create a broader knowledge of science. At regular meetings reports on electricityi airplanes, dirigibles, submarines, and many other things of scientific interest were given. Various demonstrations on electro-magnetism and elec- tricity were performed by Mr. Canfield, the club's sponsor. , President .................... ...........v..,......... M ATTHEW DOWLING Vice-President .,........ ...,.. F REDERICK ALTHOFF Secretary-Treasurer .......,. .,,,r V IRGINIA LIMMER Reporter .......... .....,. ...... H A ROLD LEHMAN 1 9 3 4 49 + BLACK AND GOLD + BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB This club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Bachman. At the first meeting forty-four boys joined and the following officers were elected: President ......,. v........ A LBERT LIEBHERR Vice-President ..... ,............. B ERNARD FOX Secretary-Treasurer ,..... ROBERT ANDERSON Reporter ...,...,.... .,...... rrr,..... .,.r rr,.....r,r B R A T CHE WEBSTER - The purpose of the club is to strive for better health and sportsmanship. Members of the club find interesting reports concerning health and sports. These are read at club metings. Questions are asked to bring out the subject more clearly. 1934 50 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + HCME ECONOMICS Under the sponsorship of Miss Wahl, this club has progressed and now has a membership of thirty-five enthusiastic girls. Near Christmas time, a play Getting Ahead of Grandpa was presented in the old school building. A luncheon was held at noon, Feb. 21, for the members of the club an-d their friends. The most outstanding work, however, was the sewing and other household work that was done by the club. Officers for the year were: President ............. -- ......,...,. WILMA EMCH Vice-President ...,.,, ....... L UCILLE SCHWIND Secretary-Treasurer ...... ....... M URIEL EMMITT Reporter ,..,....... ..,... MARGARET KURPIS 1 9 3 4 51 + BLACK AND GOLD + LATIN CLUB The First and Second year Latin Clubs, sponsored by Miss Forsyth, were reorganized this year. The original name 'LVeni, Vidi, Vici, was again selected. The purpose of these clubs is to better acquaint the Latin students with the customs, ideals, characteristics and literature of the Roman people. The programs consisted of reports on Ancient Rome, Modern Rome, Ro- man foods and people, Roman art, literature and mythology. Many interesting and entertaining plays and skits were presented by members of the clubs. Pins, which are distinctive of the Latin Club, were selected this year. The colors of the pins are Roman purple and gold. The clubs have had a very successful year under the guidance of the follow- ing officers: First Year Club President .....,...,. ............ J ANET NEIDERHOUSE Vice-President ..... ................ B ETTY BURTON Sec.-Treas. ............... ..t.............. B ETTY KEUHN Reporter .............,....... - ....,.. MARTIN ALTI-IOFF Program Chairman ...... ................ F ELIA FORD Second Year Club President ......,. . .............. CATHERINE ACKLIN Vice-President --- .... ...... M ATTHEW DOWLING Sec.-Treas. ........... .............. B ETTY DICKSON Reporter .............. ...... .......... J O HN I-IUFFMAN Program Chairman --- t........ FREDERICK JACOBS 1934 52 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The French students reorganized the French Club this year, displaying a great deal of interest and enthusiasm. The Junior French Class and the Senior French Class organized' separate clubs. T-he purpose of these clubs is to afford more opportunity to learn customs, traditions. history and literature of the people whose language We are studying. These objectives have been better accomplished by the entire use of French in all phases of our programs. ' Senior Officers Are: President ................... ......,......,,.,. H ATTIE FULLER Vz'ce-President ......... .,..,... D . RUTH SAGE Secrelary ...,............... ......,....... D ORIS SPILKER Reporter ...,.....,,...,........ ............ D OROTHY ECKEL Program Chairmen ....,..,.. EVELYN HUTCHISON CAROLINE WENZ Junior Officers Are: President' .............................. CATHERINE ACKLIN Vice-President .......... ....... C HARLES DOWLINC Secretary ........c - ....... MARY CRANKER Reporter ....,.........,.............c,,.. --- BETTY WEICHEL Program Chairman ............ URSULA KOTOWSK1 With the help and- guidance of Miss Forsyth. our French teacher, we feel that we have attained our purpose. 1934 53 + BLACK AND GOLD + GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club organized last fall with the unusually large enroll- -ment of 125. The members elected the following officers: X President ...............,..............,................. EVELYN HUTCHISON Vice-President .................. ........... R UTI-I WILLIAMS Secretary and Treasurer ..,.. ..,..... U RSULA KOTOWSKI Reporter ................ A ........ ,......... D OROTHY ECKEL Librarian ........,,,......... ........... G LADYS BAKER Property Managers ...... ........ E LIZABETH BAKER MARGARET PORTER Accompanist ...... ........ V IRGINIA WITZLER The girls took second place at the Northwestern Ohio Eisteddfod held at Fostoria, singing The Butterfly, by Jenkins. 1934 54 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + BOYS' GLEE CLUB In the fall of 1933, thirty-four boys reported for the reorganization of the Glee Club. The following officers were elected: President .............,.,..................,......... RICHARD WELLSTEAD Vice-President ............. ..... ..,........,.... M E LVIN BROSSIA Secretary and Treasurer ...... ......,....., J ACK THORNTON Librarian ........................... .......... L EONARD ROBERTS Reporter ..... ............. ............ W I LLIAM SASS Property Managers ...... .,....., J OISEPH LEHMAN DONALD HALBERT D. RUTH SAGE Accompanist .........,...................,.,. ,,.... ..........l.., Under the capable leadership of Mr. Gerber, the chorus learned' many new songs. Twenty-five of the members were selected for the boys' chorus which sang The Gypsy Trail by Galloway, winning third place at Fostoria in the District High School Eisteddfod. 1934 55 + BLACK AND GOLD + A MIXED CHORUS Through the persistent efforts of Mr. Gerber we feel the Mixed Chorus has had' a very successful year. The chorus worked on several numbers during the year and madeitwo public appearances. The chorus entered the Northwestern Eisted-dfod at Fostoria. The contest numbers were Dear Land of Home by Sebilius and Ad-oramus Te by Palestrina. The officers were: President ....,........ .......,,..,... D ORIS SPILKER Vice-President ............,.. .....,......,. G LENN SIMMONS Secretary and Treasurer ,..,.. ,.,,,.,.. A RTI-IELLA BRITTEN ' Librarian .....,.. -,- , ....,. ....,.. M ZXTTI-IEW DOfWLING Reporter .,................ ......... D OROTHY ECKEL Property Managers ...,.,. GLADYS BAKER JOSEPH LEHMAN Accompanist ,.,............,....,...........r r..... ...v.. DO R OTHY ECKEL State Vocal and Ensemble Contest held at Oberlin, May 12, 1934. The fol- lowing contestants represented Perrysburg High School. Bass Solo rr, ..,., ......, G eorge Smithers Alto Solo ............ Virginia Witzler Baritone Solo ........ . ....... John Hayes Soprano ..., ,. - A- Marilyn Kautz Tenor Solo M, ............ ..,..... ............ L a urel Phillip.: A l 9 3 4 56 '+ PERRYSBURG HIGH + NORTHWESTERN EISTEDDFOD On March 23, 1934, the representatives of Defiance, Kenton, Fostoria, and Perrysburg met at Fostoria to compete in the Northwestern Eisteddfod. This year Perrysburg had unusually keen competition since the other schools represented were larger, but our contestants proved to be a very capable group and won second place, thanks to Mr. Gerber for his excellent directing. By means of the elimination contest, the students for the various events were chosen. They were the following: Mixed Quartet ,s..................,.,.,ss,.,..,ss..... Margaret Redman, Virginia Witzler, Laurel Phillips, George Smithers Baritone Solo .,..,. .,.. , . ....,.......t,,ss..v.,....,...,... .....,.............. G eorge Smithers Girls' Trio t,.. . .........,.......,.. Virginia Witzler, Althea Kruse, Margaret Redman Alto Solo ............,t,..ssc..,........,..........,.......,......................,,...,.,.,. Virginia Witzler Male Quartet ........ John Hayes, Paul Harbauer, Laurel Phillips, George Smithers Soprano Solo ...,. ..... . . ........ ............,........,.. ............t, ......................... M a r ilyn Kautz Piano Solo ..... ..... U rsula Kotowski Tenor Solo ,,,,,,,,.,..,r,,,....,....--ssst,.,.,,..,,,,,........,.,...,....,..........,,,.... Leonard' Roberts The Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club and Boys' Glee Club were also repre- sented. ' 1934 57 + BLACK AND GOLD + BAND Every band member in previous years hoped to have uniforms which give color and interest to a band. Due to the kindness of the American Legion and its interest-in the school, uniforms were furnished for the band. The Perrysburg High School Band of 1933-1934 was organized with the election of the following officers: President .....,..................... ............. - ,L ,,.. PAUL MUNGER Secretary-Treasurer ...... ....,.. F RANCIS KALTENMARK Librarian ................. .........i.......... J OHN HUFHMAN Reporter ............... ................................... F REDERICK JACOBS Property Managers ......................... ..... RUSSELL DEUBNER ORVILLE DECKO AND ELMER PETTEYS Director .... .......,.....................,.........i........ M YRON GERBER PERSONNEL DRUM MAJOR Paul Harbauer CLARINET SNARE DRUM Orville Decko Matthew Dowling E ALTO HORN Gerald Loomis Dale Huffman Donald Goodrich BASS DRUM Rock Cummings Robert Williams John Huffman John Landwehr William Honner Mary Kathryn Kazmaier Virginia Cha man P Margaret Leydorf TYMPANI Paul Edgar Deubngf Francis Killfenmark Marian Goble TRUMPET Alice Lehman Stanley Huffman E SAXAPHONE Miles Diemling Donald Reed Donald Young Herbert Crawford Robert Grollie Gertrude Thornton Phyllis Pence Frederick Jacobs Russell Deubner FLUTE Paul Munger 1934 58 William Nesper Junior Williams Rex Cookson TROMBONE Robert Bench John Christman Howard Huffman BARITONE George Smithers Wendell Riggle CYMBAL Perkins Henry + PERRYSBURG HIGH + ORCHESTRA The High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Gerber has had a very successful and popular year. It has played for the entertainments given by the Earmer's Institute, Parent-Teacher Association, and plays given by the Ex- change Club and Senior Class. Stanley and John Huffman, Glenn Simmons, and Ursula Kotowski were the school's contestants at the State Solo Contest held at Oberlin, May 12, 1934. Officers for the year 1933-1934 are as follows: President ....... Vice-Presi dent ..... Librarian ........ Reporter ........, ---..... Property Managers ....,. VIOLIN Hattie Caroline Fuller Marilyn Kautz Wilberta Reed Dorothy .Scheider Jean Petteys Holmes Crawrford Elmer Petteys E ALTO HORN Gerald Loomis E ALTO SAXAPHONE Frederick Jacobs Russell Deuibner WENDELL RIGGLE PAUL MUNGER FREDERICK JACOBS FRANCIS KALTENIMARK ,------ GERALD LOOMIS ELMER PETTEYS PERSONNEL BASS AND SNARE TYMPANI DRUM Francis Kaltenmark Rock Cummings FLUTE Orville Decko paul Munger VIOLA TRUMPET Mafdal Kaufz Stanley Huffman CEI-LO CLARINET Wendell Riggle Beatrice Scheider BASS VIOL Margaret Redman TROMBONE Robert Bench John Christman 1934 John Huffman John Landvvehr William I-Ionner BARITONE George Smitbers PIANO Dorothy Eckel 59 + BLACK AND GOLD SOMETHIN' STAFF Doris Spilker Paul Munger Althea Kruse John Perrin Kathryn Cummins Ruth Caldwell Iva Lou Gaskell EDITOR-IN-CHIEF John Hayes ASSOCIATE EDITORS ARTISTS TYPISTS BUSINESS MANAGER Leonard Roberts FACULTY ADVISORS Eloris Sweet Melvin McFiIlen Evelyn Hutchison Dorothy Cousino Caroline Wenz Edward Lauman Robert Welsh Miss Forsyth Mr. Barber 1934 60 + I + PERRYSBURG I-IIGI-I + BLACK AND GOLD STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Caroline Wenz ASSOCIATE EDITORS Althea Kruse Virginia Kidney Doris Spilker Wendell Riggle Hattie Fuller Mevlin McFillen PLATE ARTISTS Kathryn Cummins John Perrin BUSINESS MANAGERS Evelyn Hutchison John Hayes Ruth Williams Edward Lauman TYPISTS Ruth Caldwell Robert Welsh FACULTY ADVISORS C. B. Riggle, Supt. O. C. Treece, Prin. I 9 3 4 61 + BLACK AND GOLD + SEMESTER HONOR ROLL SENIORS-Dorothy Buckenberger, Hattie Fuller, John Hayes, Althea Kruse, Melvin McFillen, Doris Spilker, Caroline Wenz. JUNIORS-Muriel Emmett, Hazel Holcomb, Ursula Kotowski, Phillip Kurfis, Helen Manclell, Alma Reitz, D. Ruth Sage, Ruth NVygant, Betty Wiechel. SOPHOMORES-Catherine Acklin, Jean Allen, Fern Eckel, Ruth Goeckerman, Christina Hansen, Mary Kurfis, John Landwehr, Virginia Liminer, Theresa Pustay, Alice Spreng, Dorothy Schneider, Hilda Mary VVenz. FRESHMEN-Martin Althofi, Lawrence Brnsssia, Betty Burton, Ruth Cummins, Felia Ford, Gladys Gahb, Mary Mosher, Janet Neiclerhnuse, Earl Schumaker, Jane Tinney. SCHOLARSHIP CONTESTANTS In April each year the teachers through a series of elimination tests select the two best students in each subject. These thirty students make up the State Scholarship Examination, which is held the first Saturday in May. This contest is held at five different centers over the state, the four state colleges and Ohio State University. The Perrysburg team competes in the Exempted Village classification in the Bowling Green division which is made up of twenty-two counties of North- western Ohio. The reports from each division are sent to Columbus and the winners are decided by comparative scores. The Perrysburg team has always ranked high in these contests. Three years ago we placed fifth in our division, two years ago second and last year we took first place. l As this book goes to press the results of this year's contest are not yet known. The team members were: Continued on page 96 1934, 62 KJZN Q1.f5!,,,, N 0 ATHLETICS The mind ought to be diverted, that it may return the better to thinking. + BLACK AND Goto + COACHES COACH BACHMAN-Four years at P. H. S. have given Coach Bachman a rec- ord that is hard to beat. Good sportsman- ship. fair play and work with a will, have distinguished these years. Games have been lost but the teams have also won their share of victories. Bachman does not believe in the motto, Win at any cost, but rather Win if you can, honestly and fairly, but lose rather than win by other means. Always the welfare of his boys is up- permost in his mind. By his honesty and fairness, as well as his coaching ability he has won the respect of his boys and of the entire student body. DOC CANFIELD-Assistant coach and trainer. Doc was right on the job again this year to patch broken noses and other injuries, received by the boys while playing. His ready smile and good humor did much to keep the fellows playing their very best game throughout the year. MR. TREECE, Faculty Manager-As Athletic Manager, Mr. Treece seldom is shown the appreciation we really feel for his tireless work. Incidentally the athletic fellows wish to express their appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Treece for being the true friend and advisor to them. His sense o-f fair play and his excellent ability and tact, make him dear to every team with which he has any associations. 1934 64 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + FGOTBALL PERSONALS HERALD LOOMIS- Herald -Guard. Herald was one of our strongest men at guard this year, and we hate to see him go. Good-luck, Herald. MELVIN BROSSIA-f'Red''-Linemarz. Red was another of the few let- termen back with us and his excellent playing won our respect and admiration. RICHARD WELLSTEAD- Dick''fl-Ialfback. Dick was shifted into the backfield this year where he proved to be a clever broken-field runner. Dick has another year to play and we hope to see him continue his excellent playing. STEVE PROTSIK-''Steven-Halfback. Steve was one of our letter men back with us this year and his scrappy playing showed us his abilities. We are sorry that he found it necessary to withdraw from school. WILLIAM SCHWIND- Bill -End. Bill's excellent playing at end pre- vented the opponent from gaining much ground around that end. He has good chances of becoming one of the mighty if he keeps up the good work. Let's do it, Bill. ALBERT LIEBHERR- Al -Center. A1's work in the line was out- standing and helped the team over some rough bumps this season. He has an- other year to play and we are expecting a great deal from him next year. WILLIAM HONNER- BiII''-Halfback. This was Bill's first year with the team. He didn't play every game, but what we saw of his playing, makes us want to see what he can do in his two remaining years. NORBERT HIMBURG-''Hamburgn-Tackle. Himburg was one of the few freshmen to make the team, but his playing showed us his possibilities of becoming a strong member of the team in his remaining three years. GLEN REITHER- GIen''-Halfback. This was Glen's first year on the team, but he showed ability. With another year's work, we feel he will develop into quite a clever player. STANLEY GILSON- Staff'-Fullback. Stanley really played ball this year, on the offensive as well as the defensive. We hate to lose you Stan. GEORGE SMITHERS-i'George -End. This was George's first year at football, and being a senior we regret to say, his last. He did fine- punting and showed a good fighting spirit. BRATCHE WEBSTER-''Bratcheu-Guard. Bratche has worked hard this year and improved his game greatly. With a year's work next season we expect great things of Bratche. CHARLES RICHARDS-''Chuckn-Tackle. Charles shows great ability for putting up a very scrappy fight as a lineman. I-Ie still has two years, so come on, let's work. 1934 65 + BLACK AND GOLD + FOOTBALL REVIEW ln a school of this size a really strong team cannot be developed every year. lt takes time to build a winning team and when these men are gone, another building period is usually necessary before another strong team can be devel- oped. This year was a building year. With a light and inexperienced squad, Coach Bachman turned his attention to building for next year and the year follow- ing. The results of his work will be seen when the team takes the field next September. Though most of the games were lost this year, the success of a season is not measured entirely by games won. A clean, hard fight is the thing of chief im- portance in any game. Bowling Green Whitehouse ,,,,.. Whirmer .... Sylvania .... Swanton .... Rossford ,,....., Point Place ,,,.... Maumee .,-.. ------.24 P. ........4C P. .......,33 P. P ------- 0 . ,.......31 P. ........66 P --.....12 P. ..,.....33 P. 193 66 H H H H H H H H 4 0 0 2 6 O 0 0 O QTherej Sept. QI-lerej Oct. fHerej Oct. QI-lerej Oct, fTherej Oct. CTherej Nov. QTherej Nov. fHerej Nov. 29 6 13 20 27 11 17 24 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + BASKET-BALL REVIEW The 1933-34 basketball schedule was perhaps the toughest ever played by a P. H. S. team. In addition to the league games which are always hard fought, the team played Fostoria, St. John's and Bowling Green, three unusually strong class A teams. Handicapped greatly by lack of size the team overcame this han- dicap by speed and cleverness sufficiently to win more than half of their games and to place second in the Maumee Valley League. Much of the credit for this fine showing belongs to Coach Bachman. Two members of the team, Sweet, guard, and Riggle, forward, graduate this year. Both were outstanding players and their positions will be hard to fill. With Burkhart, Liebherr, Wellstead and Haas back again and several promis- ing substitutes coming on, prospects look fairly bright for another winning team next year. , 1934 67 + BLACK AND GOLD + BASKET-BALL REVIEW HASKINS: This, our first game of the season, started us off with a com- paratively easy victory for us, 23-15. SYLVANIA: Our first league game showed great improvement in the playing of the whole team. Another victory for us, 29-18. ST. JOHN'S: St. John's came with a reputation for being the best in To- ledo, and we just couldn't get started. First loss, 14-26. POINT PLACE: Our second league game proved favorable to us. The boys played a strong defensive game with a score of 24-15. - I WHITMER: This game found our boys a bit out-of-condition, and we lost, 40-22. MAUMEE: This was the fourth league game of our fellows and' it was a bitterly contested struggle, ending with our victory, 16-13. ROSSFORD: I-Xt Rossford we met two serious handicaps. The height of the Rossford team and the small floor. They proved too much for us and we lost this league game, 8-30. EOSTORIA: After leading in the first quarter, we weakened against their superior height and size and lost a hardl game, 23-27. SYLVANIA: Back on our own floor and in good condition we won this league game, 28-18. POINT PLACE: Perrysburg's playing was far below par, but Point Place was even lower. Our victory, 15-13. MAUMEE: lVlaumee's desire for revenge was realized when they defeated us this game by a score of 9-24. ROSSFORD: Failure to hit the basket with precision lost the game to Rossford, 11-20. BOWLING GREEN: A strong defensive on our opponents side and our own failure to make good both foul and floor shots lost the game for us, ll-24. WHITMER: The last game of the season found us in third place in the Maumee Valley League. The hard fought game with Whitmer placed us in a tie for second with a score of 23-26. 1934 68 + PERRYS-BURG HIGH + WENDELL RIGGLE-Forward Wendy played a good snappy game of bas- ketball this year. He was a good shot and a high point man in many games. We hate to say so-long, but we must, so, here's luck. I FLORIS SWEET-Guard Flo was another of our star players this year. We are safe in saying that Flo is one of the best players Perrysbur has ever produced. Keep on Flo. O RICHARD WELLSTEAD-Forward Dick was with us again and playing an excellent game of ball. You have a year yet. Dick, so come on. I.et's go. I GORDON BURKHART-Center Burky played a fighting game all the way this year. You too, have another year, so let's work. I ALBERT LIEBHERR-Guard Al played good steady basketball, through- out the season. His remarkable team work with Sweet and his ability to score almost without fail has won our respect and admiration. We'll see you next year, Al. C AMBROSE HAAS-Forward Ham was the only Sophomore to make the team this year. Judging by this year's work we expect very excellent basketball in your remain- ing years. Come on, Ham, let's show them what you can do. 1934 69 + BLACK AND GOLD + GIRLS' GYM CLASS Q L BOYS' GYM CLASS 1934 , 70 i ' r 71 + BLACK AND GOLD + CALENDAR 11-School begins. 20-Election of class officers-Just another popularity contest. 21-Girl Reserves have Weiner roast. Did you ever go for a Treasure Hunt or have Angels on Horseback? 29 -First Senior Class roast. 30-Continuation of Senior roast. 4 6 12 13 contest. OCTOBER -Organization of clubs. -Mr. Gray and Mr. Paine, the magazine salesmen, are here. Another serenade. -G. R. Induction ceremony. -Senior fellows do honors to Senior girls by giving a roast as result of the magazine New G. R. Girls are seen running around with vegetable bouquets. 26-Senior Class has Ted Bennett here so we can trip the light fantastic. 15 NOVEMBER -Girl Reserves have hard time party. 24-Annual Alumni Round Up. 29-Senior Class has pictures taken at Livingston's. DECEMBER 4-Same old grind again after Thanksgiving vacation. Seniors receive proofs. Did you CVCI' SGC a man satisfied with his pictures? 9-First basketball game with Haskins, here. 18-G. R. and Hi-Y cooperate and have a party and a dance. 22-National Honor Society named today. More surprised people. We travel to Point Place to play basketball. 23-Junior Class dance. Were National Honor Society pins flashing! GA? 1934 72 + PERRYSBURG HIGH + CALENDAR JANUARY After a glorious vacation we come back to this. -Whitmer B. B. game there. -Basketball game at Fostoria. -President's Birthday Ball. FEBRUARY -Girl Reserve Valentine Banquet. More heart throbs. --Farmer's Institute, Glee Clubs entertain. -The play All of a Sudden Peggyn presented by the Dramatic Club. -The play, being such a huge success, was repeated. -Washington's Birthday. No school. Why arenlt more great men born? -We play the last game of the season with Whitmer here and win. MARCH -Elimination contest. Survival of the fittest. Sophomore dance. -G. R. Spring Hop. More dances lately. -Eisteddfodd at Fostoria. We came home with second honors and a silver loving cup APRIL Group pictures for the Annual taken. Dulcy presented. Hi-Y dance. MAY -Sophomore-Junior-Senior Prom. Class Play. Skidcling. Baccalaureate. Class Play, Growing Pains. Commencement. 1934 73 I A ALUMNI At twenty, the will reignsg at thirty, the wit: at forty, the judgmentg afterward, proportion, of character. ' + PERRYSBURG HIGH + 1866 Anna Beach. ................ . . Esther Crook-Sutton. ...... . . . Helen 1-litchcock-Troup. ......... . 1870 Gertrude Hitchcock-Story. . . Ada Hitchcock-Hall ......... Mary Beach-Marvin. ........ . 1871 Kate Brown-Tucker ....... . . Marion Laskey-Shanks. . . . . . Kittie M. Smith ...... ,... . . 1572 Anna Shannon-Caples .......... Marion H. Curtis. . ....... . . Maggie lioach. ..... . . . Euphemia Robertson .... Sarah Lindsay- Douglas ....... Henry A. Ross ............. 1573 Pearly Gates-Wollridge ...... Jessie Frederick. .,... . . . . Mabel Smith ............... Eugenia Beach-Chapman .... Chauncey Taylor ........... 187-L Tillie Roach ............... Tillie Escott-Hartshorn ...... Eva Powers-Williams .... Eliza VVelJl:-'l'uylor ,... . . May Robertson-Averill . . . . . . Anette Ross-Hume, ......... 1576 Eliza Thompson .... ....... Etta Webb- Bock ..... ....... Carrie E. Lindsay. ......... . Mary Dodge-Miller ..... . . . . - 12579 Lewis XVebh .......,......... Orra C. McKnight. ......... Carrie L. Brown .......,. Nettie Lawrence-Haylor. .... Minnie Xvetmore-Blue .,..... Mattie Westcott-1-lillahrand. . Alice E. Crook ............. Edith Day-Allen ....... ..... 1880 Anna Hirth-Mason. ..,........ . Alta Trowbridxze-Watson ..... Nellie Krepps-Wilson ...... Lillie Oblinger-Kohl ...... Mary I. Carroll ...,......... Amelia Mclsaac-Roberts. . . .. 1882 So hia Hendrix-Richardson ALUMNI . ....... Deceased . ..... Toledo. Ohio . . .... Deceased . . ......... Deceased ...........Deceascd .. .Chattanooga Tenn. . . . .Deceased . . ...... Deceased .... Deceased . . . .Miami, Florida .........Deceased .....,.....Deceased . . . .San Diego, Lalif. . . ....,..1Jt-cesaed . . . . . .Caldwell. Kansas . .... Address Unknown . . ....... Deceased ...........Deceased . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .............Deceased .............Deceased . . . .1'errysl1urg, Ohio ......Urbana. Ohio .. . . . . . . .Deceased . . . .San Diego, Calif. . . ........, Deceased . . . . , . ...... Deceased . . .Chicago. Illinois . . ........ Deceased .. . . . . . .Deceased . . . . . . . , .Toledo, Ohio . , . .Pt-rrysburg, Ohio .........Deceased ...........Deceased . . 6 ......... Deceased . . leveland Park, D.C. . . . ........... Deceased . ..... Providence. R.I. .. .. .. . . .Deceased . ..... Saginaw, Mich. .. . . .Kansas City, Mo. .............Deceased . .Salt Lake City, Utah . . . . . .Milwaukee. VVis. Bowlin Green Ohio p ...... g . Fred B. Hollenheck. ......... ........ S eattle, Wash. Maggie Zaengcr ............ Carrie Pierce-Thompson. . . . . 1853 Lucy iBoyce-Lowe ............ -Xda lflemmg .......... . .... . . . . . . .Deceased ......Deceased . ........ Toledo, Ohio ...........Deceased Tiertha Trowbridge-Chandler. .i .n .I ....... Mesa. Arizona Nettie Hendrix-Lane .......... . .Howling Green. Ohio lda Zingg-Pomeroy . ...... . ............... Deceased Lena Zurfluh. ............... . 1884 Nettie Oblinger-Hamilton.. . . . . . Mary Seihert-Whitehead. . . . . Minnie Yeager-Murray. . . . . . .........Toleclo. Ohio .........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ......Punta Gorda, Fla. Sophia Zacnger-Hampton .......... . ....... Deceased 1885 Joseph E. Baird. . . . .... ......., B owling Green. Ohio Emily Adams-Roose ........ Eva Rheinfrank-Lampman. . . Ella E. Hollenbeck. ....... . . Mary B. Weddell. ........... . Julia Brown-Dawson ....... , . . Ida Zuriluh .................. Hallie Hollenbeck-Hollenback 16236 John Barton ............... Henry R. Roether. . . . . . . . julia Eberly-Pyle ....... Cora Chappell-Barton .... . . . . . .Pcrrysburg. Ohio .Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. ..............Deceased . . . .Los Angeles, Calif. . . . . . . . .HaskinS. Ohio . . . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio .. . . . . Springfield, Mo. . . . . ...... . . Deceased . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ....Brunswick, Ga. . . . . . . . .Deceased 1886 Grace Hollenheck. . ............. .... T oledo, Ohio 1887 Alice C. johnson. ......................... Deceased Margaret M. Weddell-Ray. ................ Deceased Fanny A. Vcitch ............... Santa Barbara, Calif. Minta Stevens-Kennedy. . . . . . . . . . . .Toronto, Canada Myra H. Hanson .................... . .Toledo, Ohio 1888 Bernard Getz .................... Fort Worth, Texas Frederick J. Champhey ..... Harry Cook ............. Russell Williams ........ Gcnia Buckhouse ........ Kate Wetzel-Jameson. . . . . May Chappell .... ......... Emma Curtis-Letherman .... Edith Lamnman-Powers.. . . . . . . . .Cygnet. Ohio .....,....Deceased . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .........,Deceased . . . .Cordalis, Oregon . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . Jonesville, Mich. . . . .Brookings S.Dak. May VVallace.. . .,............ .......... D eceased 1889 Charles Hayes ...................... Glendale. Calif. Kittie Hayes-Cooley. ....... . Edith Frusher-Pope ......... . . . .McLaughlin, S.Dak. . . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Winifred Frusher-Redicl-:. ....... Newton Center, lowa VVilliam H. Rheinfrank ....... ...... P errysburg. Ohio Jessie W'allace-Hullibarger .... Clara Chappuics-VVilliams.. . . Frances Lalfarree .......... Cora M. 1-icrce ............. Nettie Zingg-Hegamaster ...... 1890 . . .Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . .l1errysburg, Ohio ..........Deceased . . . Perrysburg, Ohio ...... .Toledo. Ohio Howard A. Lampman ........... San Francisco, Calif. james Archibald Ross ............ Minneapolis, Minn. John Fitterer. ........ . . Ira Hoover ...... . . . . . . . .Laramie. Wyo. . .San Francisco, Calif. Audubon Johnson. . ..... . .... ...... ...... D e ceased Kittie Cald well-Voght .... . .... . . . . .Republic, Ohio Anna Roether ............................ Deceased Edith Hollenbeck-Brandhuber. ...... Perrysburg, Ohio 1891 Mabel Hilton-Maddy ......... .... C amlachie, Ont. Mary Oblinger ....... ..... . . , . . .,.. Deceased Myrta Wilson-Hayes .....,.... . . .Glendale, Calif. 1892 Edith Chapman-Champney. . Minnie Hayes-Sullivan ....... Myrta Wight-Sheridan ..... Lena Wedertz-Mead .... julia Knerr-Burnett. . Betty Thornton ........ Edith Escott-W'itzIer .... Alta Witzler-Veitch ..... Clara Knull-Finkhiner. . . . George B. Rheinfrank.. . . . . . . 1893 . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . . .Deceased .. . . .Tole-do, Ohio ..........Deceased . . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Grand Rapids. Ohio . ,..... ...,. D eceased Charles P. Champney ......... .Eagle Pt. Colony, Ohio Daisy Thompson-Davidson , ............... Deceased Fannie Adams-Bates ........ Eva Zingg-Rcape ....... Grace Blum-l-larvey ..... . . . .Ellensburg, Wash. . . . . .Perrysbnrg. Ohio .. . . . . . .Sylvania Ohio Iia Lawrence Cole .................. Chicago. Illinois Della Tracy-Munger .......... Charles F. Chapman, Jr. .... . 1894 Lillie Charles-Paine ......... Carrie Keller-Brown ......... Leslie M. Ross ........ Julia M. Roether, .... William J. Wedertz . . . . VVest Hartford , Conn . ......,...Toledo. Ohio . . . . . . ,Perryshurg. Ohio . . .Fort VVayne, Indiana , ....... Gallatin. Tenn. . . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio .........Deceased Samuel J. Reither ..... ...... Vi. 'ashington Hallie M. Blinn ............. . , . Perrysburg, Ohio Frederick C. Averill ................ Perrysburg, Ohio 1895 ,lean K. Hollenheck ........... ...... T oledo. Ohio Gertrude E. Chapman ........ Addie Jezzard-Marvin. .. . Helen Sampson-Kell .... Bertha G. Cranker .... Oliver N. Wedertz. .... . Maxwell W. Ross ........... Gertrude Hayes-McCain. . . . . 1895 ..........Deceased . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . .Cincinnati, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . .New York City . . .New York City . .... Toledo. Ohio Mayme A. Nolan. .. . . ........ ......... D eceased Pearl P. Trombla- Bayer ..... 1934 . . . Perrysburg, Ohio + BLACK AND GOLD + 1806 Lila A. W'ard. ............. . Gertrude Veiteh-Stevens ..... 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 ...... Raymond R. Hartshorn. . . Victoria Hoffman-Knauss.. . . Helen Lawrence-Riddle .... Grace Trombla-Webb .... LeRoy Wellstead. .... . . George E. Wilde. ..... .... , Oleva J. Ford .............. 1899 n- e n ng ....... Linda B. Chapman ......... Augusta Charles-Limmer .... Myra Hayes, . , . ..,...... . . Dorothy Perrin-McMann .... Lulu Schaumloeffel. ...... . Joseph E. Dunipace. .... . Clarence F. Eberly. ..... . Leroy I. Oblinxzer ........... Joseph Beach Chapman ..... Florence Cranker ........... 1900 Nellie Britte B r i Elmo Albert ................ . Alta Blinn-VVitzler. ........ . Edna Chapman-1-Iillibrand. . . Mabel Collier .... . ........ . Margaret Cranker ........ Ola Hartshorn. ..... . Robert Hillabrand . . . May Duford .......... Clara Leydorf-Meyer .... David Main .......... Jessie Main ........... Jessie Meeker-Gallier .... George Munger. ......... . Katherine Rhoda-Nickle ..... Lillie Seiling-Dubbs ......... 1902 Myrtle Blinn-Bashore ....... Lillie Da nz-Scott ........... Harriet Dunipace-Oblinger. . . Edgar C. Hampton ...... , . . Jessie Finkbeiner-Lewis .... Eva Hillabrand. ........ . . Ralph T. Hanson ....... Mamie NVebb-Pappin .,.. l 11 Ada Munger-Brown.. . . Raymond Pringle .... ...,.. Edward Wenz ...... ....... Mary Wittman. ......... . . . 1903 Oliver Davis. .... ...... . Percy Hampton.... Bertha Hillabrand ...... Joseph Myers .,.......... Ida Wellstead-Schneider ..... Amelia Pfister-Cook ......... Roy B. Hoover ............. 1904 Myra T. Amon-Kaltenmark. . Bess Baird ............,..... Helen Bowers-Budd. . ...... . Lillian Brolzza-Reviez .,...... Everett Neifer .............. Daisy Schaumloetfel-Mallet. . ALUMNI . . . . ......... Deceased . . . . .NVashington, D.C. . . ,.,.,. . .Toledo, Ohio . . ...... Toledo. Ohio . . . ..,.. Toledo. Ohio . . ........ Deceased .........Deceased . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio ..........Deceased . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . ........ Toledo. Ohio . . . . . .Calgary. Canada . . . . . .Perrysl1urg, Ohio . . . .San Francisco. Calif. . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . .The Dallas, Ore. . . .. . . ...Deceased . . . .Ottumwa. Iowa . . ...... Toledo, Ohio . . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ...........Deceased . . . , . . .Akron. Ohio . .......... Deceased . . . .San Diego. Calif. .........Deceased . . . . .Toled0. Ohio . .Deceased . . . .Tolefl0. Ohio . . ........ Deceased .............Deceased . . . . .Monroevil1e, Ohio . . ........ Toledo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio ...........Deceased . . . .Perrysburm Ohio . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . .Deceased . . . .Risinf!sun, Ohio . . . . . . . . .KarnaC. Ill. ...........Karnac. lll. . . . . Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Fremont Ohio . . . . .Denver. Colo. . . Indianapolis, Indiana . . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . ........ Deceased .............Deceased . . . . . .San Diego. Calif. . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio New Bremerton. VVash. . . . . . . .CadillaC. Mich. ...........Toledo.Ohio . . .Grand Rapids, Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ...........Toledo.Ohio . ..... Sante Fe. N. Mex. . . . .Los Angeles, Calif. . . . .Perrysburg Ohio . . . . . .Toledo Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . . . .Fresno. Calif. . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Detroit. Mich. . . . .Maumee. Ohio . . . Cleveland, Ohio . ...... Chicago. Ill. . . . . .Detroit. Mich. 1905 Joseph Rosshach ...... . . . ..... . . Thomas Tonkin ................ . Grace Matthews-Simmons .... .... Genevieve M yers-Kopp .......... 1906 Ruby Cranker-Hodges ......... . Edna Neifer-Degner ....... . . . Ethel Van Valkenburg.. . . Marie Amon-Hayes ..... Lulu Bayer-Rossbach ..... Myrtle Layclorf-Troyer. . . Estella Carter-Kopp.. . . . Edith Spilker-Wagner ..... Ray McCaslm .... . . . . . . . . . . Karl Eberly .......... ........ F or Grover Schaller ..... ....... 1907 Ailine Trudeau-Pisor .......... . Valley Simmons-Luebben .... Hazel Trornbla-Mehling ...... Edith Keller-Fenton ......... Ila Blinn-Hatfield ............ Hallie Shipman-Neiderhouse. . . Harold Munger ............. Robert Hartshorn. . .......... . . Della BuddsLindsay .......... 1908 Betlxa S challer-Britten .... ....... Ruth Lucas ................ Mazie Rhoda. ........ . . Irene LaFarree ,.... Lottie Fink. ......... . . . . Grace Carter. .....,..... ..... . . . Donald C. Hampton .......... 1909 Ed. Schwind ...... , . ....... . Ralph McCaslin .... .... . Howard Heilman. . . John Budd ......... . . . Richard Carter ............ . . . . Zella Gunder-Kidney ......... Esther Thompson-Van Norman .... Mable Shipman-DeVerna ..... Bertha Shiple ................ . Lillian Hoffman-Heilman ..... Alta Munger-Hahn ........ Anna Eckel-Wilson. .... . . Ila Simmons-Brinkman ..... Lulu Schneider-Kazmaier .... Cora Weidner-Ziss ......... Marie Burdo-Bench ...... , . Dora DeVerna-Shipman .... George Shiple ........... Charlotte Ide .......... . . . . . MamieRogers..... Luck Iiorck ....... ......... 1910 Mildred Blinn ......... . .... . Edna Britten-Spilker ........ C. Clayton Browne .... Euazene Budd ........ Leo L. Burch. ......... . L. Clayton Chambers. . . . Susan'Davis. .......... . Edward Lee Hartshorn. . . Roland Herkimer ....... Aurilla Hulford-Conner. . . Carroll Pew ,.... ....... Frank Powell .......... Joseph Stewart ............ Esther Swartz-Robinson ...... . Margery Wilson-Thorman ....... Ray Zachman ...... . . ....... . . . . 1911 Lucille Barton-LaFarree ....... . Carrie Burdo-Hahn .......... Jennie Comstock-Fuller.. . . . Francis Darrett-Sexton .... Donald Finkheiner ..... Clarence Hufford ..... Carl Hillabrand .... Carolyn Jacobs .... 1934 .. . . . . Bexley, Ohio . Mt. Sterling. Ky. S. Charleston. Ohio .. . . . , .. .Deceased . . .Ferndale, Mich. . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . Cleveland. Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . Bexley, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Lemoyne. Ohio . . . .Rossford. Ohio t Wayne. Indiana . ...... Harrisburg, Pa. . . .Columbus, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Chicago. Illinois .........Deceased . .... Fostoria, Ohio . .Whitehouse. Ohio . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Berkeleyn Calif. . . Perrysburg. . .Perrysburg, . .Perrysburg. Ohio Ohio Ohio . . . . .I-Iaskins. Ohio .Los Angeles, Calif. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . .St. Louis, Mo. . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Maumee. Ohio .........Deceased . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Weston, Ohio . . . .Sylvania, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg. Ohio . .Perrysbur2. Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Hamilton, Ohio . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Rega. Mich. . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Ypsilanti, Mich. . . . Detroit. Mich. . . . .Detroit. Mich. ........New York .Washingzton, D.C. . .Perrysburgm Ohio . .Perrysburg. Ohio ....Maumee. Ohio . . .Cleveland. Ohio ........Deceased .. . . . . . .Deceased . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Deceased . . . .South Carolina . . . . .Deceased . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . Moline. Ohio . San Antonio. Texas . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Perrysburg. Ohio .........Deceased . . .Hillsdale Mich. . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . .Akron. Ohio . . . . Rossford. Ohio . . . .Moline. Ohio Eloise Simmons-Mclntosh. . . + PERRYSBURG HIGH + 1911 Hubert Johnson .............. Clara Kistler-Bicnie ..... . ..,.. Pearl Schrier ....... Martin Schwank. . . . Merl Smith ,,....... . .... . Clara Spilker-Dick. .......... . Edna Spilker ................. 1912 Marie Munger-Schuster. ...,.. . Esther Budd-Hayden ......,. Eugene Amon ......... Sadie Hahn-Tinney .....,.. Edwin Clay. .............. . Gladys Christman fmarriedb. . . Marie Haefner-Williams ....... 1913 Earl Harbauer. .............. . Mary Clay .... ............. Florence Heckler-Lownsbury.. . George Roosc ................ Frances Topliff-Koplein. ...... . Winifred opc-Crawford. .... . . Fern Kazmaier-Christman ..... ALUMNI . . , . . . .Rossford. Ohio .. Rossford Ohio Jean Lucas .......... . .'...'llerlteley. Calliornia . . . . . . .Rossford. Ohio . . . . .Roachton. Ohio . . . . Maumee. Ohio . . . .Toleclo, Ohio .........Deceased . . . .Perrys.hurg, Ohio . . . Saginaw. Mich. . . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . .Lime City, Ohio . . . . . .Toler.lo. Ohio . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .Indianapolis In .........Toledo. . . . . .Perrysburg. diana Ohio Ohio Dorcas Wetzc Beatrice Van Norman-Webb. . . Harold Webb. . Alta Marshall Marian Roose . -AIIl0Il..... .. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . .,... Detroit, Mich. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . , . ,VVallaston, Mass. Edith Whitson-Kazmaier .,........., Lime City Pasadena, California Ohio Ward Hanson ................ John Christman .............. 1914 Genevieve Wagonner-Sutter .... May Hennan-Tibbet ........ Irene Clay-King .... . ..... Hilton Maddy ............ Cenia Small ..........,..... Mildred Williams-Moyer .,... Paul Amon , ............ . Mary Le Mont ....,........ Velma Wagoner-Sutter ......,. 1915 Charles Maddy. ............ . Donald Canfield .... ..... Grace Doyle ............ Herbert Roether .......... Matilda Christen-Brossia .... Robert Langdon Ballantyne .... Hildegarde Dietz lmarricdl .... Celia Christman-Brossia ....... Hubbel Fuller. .............. . Raymond Bayer ......... , . . . . Esther Broka .,.,............ Guy Chambers ............... Carl Wellstead ..... ........ Frances Caldwell ........,.... 1916 Gertrude Schuster.. ......... . . Gladys Simmons. . . , . . . . . . . Josephine Davis ......, Myrtle Frantz-Sarver ..... . . Carlton Finkbeiner ....... ..... Raymond Spilker ............. 1917 William Budd ..........,..... Carrie Craine-Smithers ...... Maud Doran-Miller .... Janice Leydorf ....... Howard Witzler ......... Leona Uthoff. ........... . Carol Waggener-Sherman. . . . . Hazel Braun-Wolfe. .......... . 1918 Merwin Finch. ......... ...... Lela Canfield ....... , ...... . Cozy Grimes-Andres, ....... . . Marguerite Hufford-Maddy.. . . Violet Kazmaier-Moser ........ Mildred Witzler-Van Fleet ..... Carl Letherer ............., Arthur Mclntosh ,......... . Cuyahoga Falls . . . . . Pcrrysburg. Ohio . . . ,Maumee . Ohio Ohio . . . . . .Haskinsi Ohio . . . .Pcrrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Cleveland. . ..... Cleveland Ohio Ohio . . . .Middiemwnf ohio .VVallaston. Mass. . . . Bellmore. Ohio . . . Maumee, Ohio Strongsville. Ohio Ohio . Perrysburg. . Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . , . . . . . .Deceased . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .'1'oledo. Ohio .. . . .Deceased . Pcrrysburg, Ohio .Pcrrysburg, Ohio . . .Detroit. Mich. Margaret Caldwell-Raudabaugh .... , . . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . Columbus, Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Rossford. Ohio . . . .Maumec-. Ohio . . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . .Madison. N. J. . . . . Perrysburg. . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . Cleveland, Ohio ..... Deceased ...........Deceased .Pe-rrysburg. Ohio . . . .Berkey, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Batavia, Illinois . . . . .CIeveland, Ohio 1918 Ethel Santschi-Thurlby ...... Camille Thornton-Parish.. . . . 1919 Mildred Budd-Tully ......... Murr Canfield ....... . .... Ben Davis, .... ...,.. , Wayne I-Iartzel ........... Madeline Hoffman-Nye ..... Elizabeth Huntl-Ballantyne. . Edward Mills ....... ......, Donald Pair ................ Wilma Waggoner-Springer ..... Gladys Weltmer-Adams. . . . . . Lindsay Johnson. .......... . Charles Roberts ............ 1920 Bessie Burnett .........,... .. . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . ....... California .........Deceased . . ...... Clyde, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio .. . . . . . .Toleclo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Sylvania. Ohio . . .Cleveland, Ohio Ma ribel Conklin-Brigham ..... . Dorothy Davis-Jacobs ..... Mabel Doyle .,............. Charles Hoffman. ........ .. . Irene Kopp ................ Virginia Pope .............. Richard Reither ............ Walter Thornton ...... Katherine XVilliams .... Mary Williams ...... ..... Lawrence Wiser ............ Ethel Trumpy-Ellis ........... 1921 Allan Ballantyne ........... Frank Bayer ............... Charles Braun. .......... . Evelyn Canfield-Johnson.. . . . Leona .Dean-Davey ....... Leo Dibhng ............ Mar Fuller Th rn n y - o to ..... ....... Frances 1-lall-Hoffman ........ Vera Hufford-Wiser. . ....... Waldo Johnson ............. Romayne Hayes-Korsmeyer. . Frances Krupp-Sprague ............ Eleanor Lownsbury-Roose . . . Madelyn McGee-McCoy.. . . . . Carl Mills. .............. . Leslie Porter .............., Mabel Renezer Cmarriedb.. . . Merlin Sheldrick .......... Arthur Simmons ........ Vernon Sprague. . . Elizabeth Spybey ........ Cloyce WVehb ....... ........ . Mansfield. Ohio Perrysburg Ohio ' ' ' ' ..... chicago, 111. . . . .Shreve. Ohio . . ,Toledo, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Jeanette Lownsbury-McGill.. :New Rochelle. N. Y. . . . .C1eveland. Ohio . . . iPerrysburgi Ohio . .U. S. Navy Perrysburg. Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg Ohio .........Flor1da . .Lansing. Mich. . . . .Wziyne. Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio .Lime City. Ohio Perrysburg. Ohio Eagle Pt. Colony . . . . . . .Deceased Ohio Perrysburizi Ohio Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Colu1nbuS. Ohio . . . .Toledo. Ohio Daisy Lehr-Hoffman ......... .... . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .North Baltimore. Ohio . .... Perrysburg Ohio . . . . . . Perryshurg: Ohio ........Toledo . Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Detroit, Mich. . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . . .Dayton, Ohio . Ohio . . Lemoyne, Ohio Margaret Zingg- Kurfis .......,... . . 1922 Allie Hoffman .............. Kenneth Porter ..... ..... Carl Schramm .... Adrian Stephan .... Harland Warns ........ Clerus Holiman. ....... . Harriet Bruce-Beeman .... Inez DeVerna ......,.... Laura Pope. . . .,..... . Helen Deib r NVe er e t- b .. . . Doris Fenneberg. ..,.. . . Mary Frusher-Lippert ..... . Gertrude Witzler-Pheley ..... Glenna Kazmaier ......... Elsie Lusher-Felire ....... Yvonne Ranker. .... . Marie Reitz., ...,..... . Anna Spoerl-Treece ....... Ruth Spreng-Duncan. .,.,.. . Myrtle Sheldrick-Cratty ..... Carolyn Thornton-Shipman. . Anna Mae Voland-Kohl ...,. Margaret Wiser-McCloud .... Melba Rossbach .......... Harold Fox ..,.......,.. 1934 Perrysburg. Ohio Perrysburg. Ohio Perryshurg, Ohio .. .Detroit, Mich. . . . . .TiRin, Ohio . .Maumee. Ohio . . . .Toledo. Ohio .. .Adrian. Mich. . Cleveland, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . . .Fremont. Ohio . . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . .Perrysburgn Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . ......... Tiliin, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ......Maumee . . . . ,NVaterville , Ohio . Ohio + BLACK AND GOLD + 1923 Rena Gaskell-Goodman ..... Edna Xvitzler-Dragoon ....... Freida Glaser .... ...... Luella Swartz ,....... Gladys Webb ..... .... Lenore Hoffman ....... Angela Hoffman-Lloyd . . . Clair Cocanour .......... Perry Crandall ............. Edith Redman-Lehr ........ Eunice NVaggoner-Lansinger. Alma Crainie-Hoffman ...... Edna Pfister ............... Ruby Bayer-Lincoln ........ Beatrice Berning ..... ....... ALUMNI Henrietta Brickner-Pfileghaar ....... Perryslzurg, Jeanette NViser-Thornton .,,. Thelma Thurlby-Cupp ....., Raymond Fahrer ........ Homer Pair .......... Blair Caldwell .... Karl Nvitzler. . ..... Ruth Budd-Arnold .... Ruth Fackleman .... Holland May ......... Paul Hill .........,.,. Marie Spoerl-Maggs .... Carl Haefner ......... Alvin Sprague ...,.. Helen Williams .... Laverne Witzler ,... ...,. Harold Twining .... ...... 1924 Robert Barber..... Otto Budd ......... ..... Edwin Burkhart, . .. Clair Cupp ......... Archibald Emch .... Orval Frazier ..... Marciel Emch ........ Charles Frusher ,..... . Dorothy Gabb-Decker .... Rudolf Glaser ........... Helen Hanson-Tanner. .... . . Hilda Kazmaier-Wideman. . . Mildred King-Sloane ........ Mary J oe Letherer-Schaller. . Fern Mandell-Fahrer ........ Raphael McCormick ....... Kenneth Pratt .......... Anna Rheim-Sprague.. . . . Alton Sutter ..........., Lorna Cousino-Nieset ..,. Kathleen Smith-Bacon. . . Agnes Spoerl .............. Marjorie Sherman-Shober .... Orville Schaller. .......... . Ellen Swartz-Limmer. . . . . Wilbur Thompson ..... Luella Tippin ........ Helen Voland ..... .... Richard Ford... . . . . .. 1925 MaryBm1ker..., ..... Clifford Carter ............. . . ..... Milbury, Ohio .. . . . .DetroiL. Mich. . . . .Pcrrysburg, Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . Port Clinton. Ohio . . ...... ,Toleclo, Ohio . . ....... Toledo, Ohio . . . .Per1'ysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio , . . . . .Toleclo, Ohio ..............Dece-ased Ohio . . ,.,. Perrysburg. Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Sylvania. Ohio . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . . . . .Maumee. Ohio Ormsby Village, Ky. Gertrude Braun-Messinger .... . ....... Denver. Mervil Lownsbury .......... Margaret Canfield-Wideman. Eunice Davis ......,......,. Velma Thaiss-Ollivier ....... Edmund Soreng .,..... Charles Wilson ....... Bertie Perkins ......... Irene Fastnacht-Klaus.. . . Lambert Laubenthal. . . Helen Gaskell-Kohler .... Deloy Sattler .......... Louise Hass.. ........ . . . Kenneth Conner .......... Mary Jane Hewitt-Herkel.. . . Edith Hagemeister-Shult .... Aloysius Schwind ......... . . . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . , .Perrysbnrg. Ohio . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . .... Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio .. .. . . .Kent. Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perryshurg. Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Bellevue, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . .... Perrysbnrg. Ohio . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . , . .Toleclo. Ohio . , . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . Pcrryshurfz, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . . . . Latehie, Ohio . . . .Perrysburm Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .New York, N. Y. . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Pcrryshurg. Ohio Colo. . ..,... Perrysburg, Ohio ..........Alton, Illinois . . ...A Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburm Ohio . . . ,Maumee, Ohio . . . . . . Maumee, Ohio , . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio .. . .Rossforcl, Ohio . . . .Lime City. Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .......Toledo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 1925 Gertrude King-Hagemeister ......... Perrysburg, Ohio Leland Burkhart ............ ..... D urhan. N.C. Arda Waggoner ..........., ...,. ' Poli-do, Ohio Imogene Kazmaier-Frazier. . , . . , .... Toledo, Ohio Velma Kopp .,.............. .... P errysburg, Ohio Angeline Lownsbury-Brown ..... ...... ' foledo, Ohio William Clayborne ........... .... P errysburg, Ohio Lucille Lehr-Driftmeyer ..... .... P errysburg. Ohio Loretta Miller ...........,... .... P errysburg, Ohio Petrpnilla.Hoffmau4Russell .... ..... D etroit. Mich. Bonita Pair ..........,.,.. ...... S ylvania, Ohio Charles Schwind, ......... .... P errysburg, Ohio Helen Reitzel-Canfield. ...... ..... R ossford, Ohio Elsie Swartz ................ ..... L ime City. Ohio Dorothy Sutter-Ford ,..........,.., Pcrrysburg, Ohio Marjorie Thornton-Burkhart ............. Kent. Ohio Earl Walp .....,...,.............. Perryshurg. Ohio 1926 Vera Goeke-Moser ................. Perrysburg, Ohio Paul Cocanour .,............ .... P errysburg, Ohio Ruth Barbour-Lownsbury. . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Frederick Driftmeyer. ..... .... P errysburg, Ohio Jessie Hoffman ......... .... P errysburg, Ohio Martha Smith ....... .... P errysburg. Ohio Charles Griss .......... ...... P errysburg, Ohio Pearl Frazier-Swartz ..... ..... S tony Ridge, Ohio Howard Sheldrick ....... .... I 'errysburg. Ohio Evelyn Friend-Currant. . . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Zelma Brickner .......... . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Raymond Bateman .,..., .... P erryshurg. Ohio Helen Zieman ..........., .... C leveland, Ohio Beatrice Bayer-Burkhart .... Dora Plummer-Schober .,.. Lee Neiderhouse ........ Elizabeth Munger. ...... . . Clair Parish ................ Hazel Snyder-Thompson .... Bernice Snyder ........... . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio Detroit, Mich. , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio .. . . . .Maumer-2. Ohio . . . , . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . .Stony Ridge. Ohio Hurbert Wideman ...... ..... C olumbus. Ohio Luther Wideman .... ..... A lton, Illinois Edna Neiderhouse ...... .... P errysburg. Ohio Howard Debbe ........... ...., H askins, Ohio Marian Beverly-Erdman ..... .... P errysburg, Ohio Alice Budd-Burgct.. , ....... ..... I .ime City, Ohio Paul Webber ...................... Perrysburg. Ohio Velma Neiderhouse-Murphy, ...... Cumberland, Ohio Howard Sattler. ..... . ...... , ..... . . Lime City. Christina Armbruster-Dennis. . . ..... Dowling. Frederick Leydorf ...... . . . . Alvin Schaller. . ....... ..... 1927 Robert Bayer. .... ........... . . Ivan Burkhart .... . . . . . . . . . Catherine Eckel .... Hazel Eckel ....... Ruth Eckel ......... lla Gaskell .......,.... Vivian Fov-Roberts .... Glenn Halbert ,...... Lenore Hellman .... Eunice Hoffman ........ Frank Liebherr ........... Elizabeth Lucas-Fishack .... Lucille Mahler. .............. . . . . Dorothy Mandell-Kazmaier ......... Barbara May-Cozin .............. Ruth Meek-Bohlin. , . . . ......... Col Catherine Moore-Conrad .... Ohio Ohio . ...., Columbus, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio .Ann Arbor, Mich. . . . .Perryshurg. Ohio ...........Deceascd . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perryshurfg, Ohio . . . .Perryshur1.Z. Ohio . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio .. , . . .Toledo, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Long Island, N. Y. umhia City, Toledo. Mildred Mladenus-Meister .... .... P crryshurg, Lela Nietz ................. .... W albridge, Edith Pope .............. ........ T oledo. Helen Richards ..... .... P enyshurfz, Phyllis Robison. . . . .... Perryshurg. Herbert Spreng ........ .... P erryshurg, Gladys Swartz. .... , ..., .... P errysburg, Marie Wellstead ............. .... P errysburg, Elizabeth Voland-Wooleyidig . .,.... Perrysburg, Bertillis Anderson .... .......... ...,. M a umee, Daniel Beck. ........ ...... ..,. P e rrysburfz. Clarence Burkhart ..... .... P erryshurg, Ethel Burkhart., .... ,... P errysburg. 1934 Ind . Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio + PERRYSBURG HIGH + ALUMNI 1928 i Helen Caldwell ..... .,..... ..... T o ledo, Ohio Glenn Charles ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Donald Crainc .... ...... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Dayne Cummings ........ . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Harold Eckel .............. . . .Pcrrysburg. Ohio Josephine Feese-Steinline. . . . . . Perryshurg, Ohio Gladys Halbert. ......... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Frances Goble. ........., . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Helen Hufford-Steinline. .... . . .l errysburg, Ohio Lucille Kazmaier ........ .... C leveland, Ohio Walter Kolb. ........... . . .Pcrrysburg, Ohio Joseph Kolvey ...... .... P errysburg, Ohio Benjamin Kuhlman ..... . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Richard Kruse ........... . . .Ann Arhor, Mich. Edward LaFarree .......... . . . Pcrrysburg, Ohio Dorothy Lindsay-Hales ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Eloise Luebben .....,.... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Melvin Lyons .......... ..... P errysburg, Ohio Marjorie Milligan ..... .... W ashington, Jessie Neitz ..........,. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Gladys Perrin-VVood .... ...... T olcdo, Ohio James Plummer ........ . . . Perrysbllfll. Ohio Mabel Redman-Pratt. .,.. .... P errysburg. Ohio Dorothy Shaw-Reinhart ,,.. ....... T oledo. Ohio Ruth Simmons-Klingler .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Milly Smith ............. ...,... T oledo. Ohio Howard T haiss ......... ..., P errysburg. Ohio Elizabeth Thornton .... ....... T nlcdo, Ohio Irene Walp-Fahrer .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Richard VVarner ..... ....... T oieclo, Ohio Paul Webster. .... . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio Louise Weeber. .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Jane Williams. . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Karl Williams. . . .,.. Perrysburg. Ohio Mary Wiser .... .... P errysbuxzg, Ohio Julius Witzler.. . . . ....... ..,. P errysburg, Ohio 1929 Freida Antlregg .... ...,........... R ossford, Ohio Mercedes Bihn ..,. ..... .... S t ony Ridge. Ohio Doris Burkhart .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Gordon Chappell.. . . ........ Ada, Ohio Flossie Charles. ....... ......,.. D eceased Anna Doyle ............. .... P errysburg. Ohio Helen DeVerna-Miller .... . . . .Fremont. Ohio Fancheon DeVerna ...... ...... S ylvania, Ohio Herma Dorcas-Bayer .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Martha Fahrer ....... .... P errysburg, Ohio Cecelia Farley ........... .... P errysburg. Ohio Natcher France ........... . . .Point Place, Ohio Maxine Gallant-Pollykins ..., ...... T oledo, Ohio Clamor Goeke ............. .... P errysburg. Ohio Ray Grimes ............. .... P errysbnrg, Ohio George Haas. ..... .... L ime City, Ohio William Hadnett. .......... .... P errysburg, Ohio Blinn Harvey. .............. ...... S ylvania. Ohio Gretchen I-loifnian-Frantz. . . ....... Toledo. Ohio Emil Honner ........,....,....,... Perrysburg. Ohio Bernice Hower-Shoemaker. . . Bowling Green. Ohio Maxine LaFarree .......... .,,.. P errysburg. Ohio Gertrude Leubenthal ..... .... P errysburg. Ohio Charles Marshall ..... ....... T oledo, Ohio Charlotte Menkc .... ....... T oledo. Ohio Elsie Metzger ....... . .Stony Ridge, Ohio Mary Mutchler. ..... ....... T oledo, Ohio Harold Neiclerhouse ..... .... P errysburg. Ohio Carl Peterson ........ .... P errysburg. Ohio Joseph Protsik. ............ . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Henry Richards .... ........ .... P Q rryshurg, Ohio Bert Robison ...... ........... .... P e rrysburg, Ohio Viola Sclialler-Nollenoerger. . . . .... Perrysourg. Ohio Marjorie Scholl-Haas ....... ..,. L irne City, Ohio Rozella Spoerl ...,...... . . . . . .Perryshum, Ohio Grace Spreng-Sprink. . . . ...... Akron, Ohio Roland Stalder ....... . . ....., Toledo. Ohio Philip Sutter ........... .... P errysburg. Ohio Edith Swartz ............ .... L ime City, Ohio Margaret Swartz-Becker.. . . .... Lemoyne. Ohio Norman Sweet .......... .... R ossford. Ohio Achsah Tippin. ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Hazel Trowbridge.. . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Arthur Williams ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 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-Bruay .... Dwight Hufford ........ Geraldine l-luH'ord . . . Alene Kazmaier ..,. Vernice Kiefer. . , . John Kruze .....,.. Leslie Laine .......... Harold Leatherman .... Joshua Lehman. .......... . Richard Luebben. .......... . . . Margaret Moore-Burkhardt. . Ruth Neiderhouse ......... Dorothy Nietz .... Velma Reitzel ...... Fern Schaller ............. Margery Schneider. ....... . LaVern Schneider-Fisher. . . . Winifred Schober ........... Justin Schwind ....,...... June Shepherd. ..... . Beatrice Sherman.. . . Arden Snyder .......... Walter A. Snyder. ....... . Esther Steiner-Thompson. . . Jessie May Swartz. ...... . Virginia Taylor. ........ . William Thornton. ..... . Grace Thornton-Burns .... Helen Troyer .......... Ellen Uthoff. ....... . . . Lucille Walp ...... Raymond Wolf.. . . . .......Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Stony Ridge, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toleclo, Ohio .. . . .Detroit, Mich. . . . .Perrysburpn Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio .. . . . .Tolcdo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . Toledo, Ohio .. . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Maumec-, Ohio . ..., Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . . .Perrysbnrg, Ohio .... .Detroit, Mich. . . .La Fayette. Ind. . . . . Ft. NVziyne . . . Perrysburg, . . . . .Perrysbu rg, . . .Perrysburg. .. . . . . . .Woodville. Cyril Munger ................ .... . Ann Arbor, Mich. . . . .Perrysbnrg. . . . .Perrysburg. . . .Stony Ridge, . . . . . Perrysburg, . . . . . Perrysburg, . ..... Perrysburg, . . . . . . .Toledo. . ...... Toledo, . . . .Perrysburg. ........Toledo, . . . . . . . . .Evansto Bowling Green. . . . , Perrysburg. ... . . . .'1'oleclo. , . . . .Toledo. . . .Perrysburg. . . . .Perrysburg, ........Toledo. . .... Perrysburg. . . . Perrysburg. . . . .Lime City. .lnd. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio n, Ill. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Doris Zingg ...... ..... .... L i me City, Ohio 1931 James Anderson ................... Perrysburg, Ohio Jessie Acklin-DuFour ........ .... P errysburg, Ohio Ethel Baker ,... ....... ..... P e rrysburg. Ohio John Bench ........... ...... N aperville, Ind. Joseph Buckenberger .... ........ P errysburg, Ohio Frances Byrne ........ Bowling Green, Ohio Robert Caldwell ..... ...... P errysburg, Ohio Carrie Carpenter .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Wenohah Chapman .... Ruth Coehrs ........ Ross Crom ........ Azenda Dauer. . . Mary Cupp ,..... Catherine Davis .... Kenneth Davis .... Arline Decko ..... Ruth Dewland . . . William Drain .... John Faclcleman ....... Ruby Farris ............. Mildred Finch-Hedrick .... Robert Franz ........... Hazel Frusher ......... Gilbert Garber. . . 1934 . . . . .Toleclo, ........ToIedo. Ohio Ohio Lexington. Va. Bowling Green, . . . . . .Perrysburg, . ....... Toledo. . . . .Napoleon, . . . . . Perrysburg, . . . . .Perrysburg, . . . .Perryshurg. . . . . Perrysburg, .To1edo. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Pen'ysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio + BLACK AND GOLD + ALUMNI 1931 1932 Margaret Goeke ....... .,... .... L i me City, Ohio Arthur Wilson .... ...,..., . . .E. Lansing, Mich. Howard Hillabrand. . . .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Merlin Witzler. . . ..... .... P errysburg, Ohio Elinor Hilt ......... .... 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Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio .............Calil'ornia Leslie Burkhart .... Mary Brossia .... Dale Bernard .... lla Carpenter ....... Carlton Caldwell. . . Eunice Clark ..... Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Junior Riggle ....... Bowling Green, Ohio Hazel Conner .... ..., P errysburg, Ohio Barbara Sattler ....... . .,.... Toledo, Ohio Garnet Corbin ....,. .... P errysburg, Ohio Vivian Schoenherger .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio William Compton .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Carolyn Schwind ...... ..,.. T oledo. Ohio James Cranker. .... . .... ,Perrysburg, Ohio Dale Spelker ........ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Clifford Cunning. . . Bowling Green. Ohio Lida Mae Sutter ...... ....... T oledo. Ohio Jonathan Dauer .... ....... P errysburg, Ohio Donald Spilker ......... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Leonard Debbe ..... ..... 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Perrysburg, Ohio . .Stony Ridge. Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysbugr, Ohio Ruth Hufford ......... Robert jeffrey ......,.... Katherine Kaltenmark.. . . Eleanor Kazmaier ...... Marie Kitzer ......... Ruth Kepler ..... . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . , Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . . .Pcrryshurg, Ohio Norma Charles .,,....... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio P?-1111. KOIVSY .---- ..i. P errySbllrI-Z. Ohio Helen Christen-Brinker ..... ...... D owling Ohio Maman Kumth ' '-- - - -Toledo, 01110 Ervin Clark ............. Norval Coil ........,... Ethel Cunp ........ Clarence Degner ...... Helen Finch-Norton ..... Garnet F riess .,.... . . Irene Goeckerman .... James Inman ........ Franklin Kazmaier ...... .... Erma Kazmaier ............ Margaret Kleeberger-Gingras Thomas LaFarree .....,..... . . .Perrysburgz Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perlyshurg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg. Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio Michael Kushner ..... Henry Kntschke .... Edward Lahey ....... Frances Leatherman, . . John Lindsay ........ Edgar Lippert ...... Richard Liebherr .... George McCoy ..... Mabel Marshall .... Stella Minaril: .... Wilma Miller ...,... Marine Murray ...... . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Address unknown . . . . Perrysburg, . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . Perrysburrg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ............California Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . . .Cleveland. Ohio ' - - - 'pcffysburg' Ohio Lloyd Neiderhouse. .. . . . . . .Perrysbiirm Ohio Norma Lintner ........ . . ....... Toledo. Ol'llO Howard Rgctenwald , , , ,,,. Pen-ygburg, Ohig Alma Grace Limmer .... Bowling Green, Ohio Berneta Reed ....... ..., P errysburg, Ohio Charles Lober ........ .. .Perrysburg, Ohio Willard Robison .--- -..- P errysburg. Ohio Ralph Mericle. ....... . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio Cllark Ryder' : ' 5 errysburg' Ogio Ella Mae Plummer .... . . .Pen'ysburg, Ohio goazgsgfnrgffder P grysburg' O 30 . . . ' ....... .... , rysburg, Ohio il: osepEi1ie.Prots1k. . . . . Jgerrysllgurg. ggi!! in-in Scholgzr. .l ......, .... 5 erryslgurg, glgio F311 CIS ---'--f- - - - GUYS UFE- 10 ar ane CCITIIIICXV. . . .... er s ur , io Homer Reitz ,...... . . . Perryshurg, Ohio Fredserick Schwind . . . .... Pergsburg, Ohio Dorothy Reitzel .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Doris Sherman. ,... .... P errysburg, Ohio Miriam Schneider .... ..... T oledo, Ohio Melha Starr ...... .... P errysburg, Ohio Donna Schoenberger .... . . . Perryshurg, Ohio Eleanor Storts ...... .... P errysburg, Ohio John Smith. ..,. ..... ...,., I- I askins, Ohio Herbert Stimen ..... .... P errysburg, Ohio Alfred Snyder ....... Bowling Green, Ohio Horace Stephens ...... .... P errysburg, Ohio Harry Sterling ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Clarence Stanford ,... . .... Perryshurg, Ohio Isabel Sticlales. . , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Gervaisc Thornton ..... .... P erryshurg, Ohio Russell Swartz .... . .Stony Ridge. Ohio Margaret Thornton ........ ...... T olcdo, Ohio Velma Swartz .... .... I .ime City, Ohio Ruth Thompson-Wilson .... ........ T oledo. Ohio Elsie Swartz .... . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Jay Twining. ........... .... P errysburg, Ohio Helen Sweet .... .... R ossford, Ohio Wilda Walker .......... .... D elaware, Ohio Ben Thornton ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Harry Walp ....,. .... P errysburg, Ohio Margaret Tinney .... .... L ime City. Ohio Adella XVeeber .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Ben Turner ..,.... ...., T oledo, Ohio Vivian Williams .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Vera Ward ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Howard, Williams. . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio ALUMNI OFFICERS President .... . . . 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