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

 - Class of 1935

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i 4 ri 71? 'nunumwis fmifwfwws WMM' fasegas-umm, P 3-14 Cn and GV LD O + PUBLISHED H BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF PERRYSBURG HIGH SCHOOL , l FOREWORD The Black and Gold Staff of 1935 present this yearbook with the hope that it will serve as a happy reminder oi the many unusual days spent at P. H. S. If this is accomplished, the Staff will feel that it's work has not been in vain. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION + CLASSES + ORGANIZATIONS + ATHLETICS + ,ALUMNI + ADVERTISEMENTS i r I V 'V 15' , f y K 5 .fs . K gf 1 Mx 4 i , pk f 5- fr ,V Sr , Y lip f , - -1 g ,f - ' NN, N 1 xx , ,, 1 ww, .. X :2242:v'5'r if-mf '+- 2. w1f.:?::fx:.,f::,.:,A . -X,4.,..,,. ,, x N.: ',gy-M , V. ,W W .f 51-+1 552 M ffisli' ,Ch N --W ..X:L.ft . Q A Qi? Q -A if f F ' K W- , -V .4-Eg: l I A DN INISTRATIV N l .1 ,-s I C. B. R I G G L E Superintendent The graduating class of l935 Wish to extend their deepest appreciation to the untiring efforts of Mr. Riggle during our four years of high school life. His guidance, personality, patience and ideals have enabled us to realize that our high school days were well worthwhile. We owe him a great deal, and hold the highest re- spect for him. The departing class wish him as much suc- cess in the future as the support he has given + C. C. T R E E C E Principal Mr. Treece is respected and admired by everyone. He is the friend of every student ir the high school. He has the pupil's own interest at heart. He is sincere and frank, but very, very kind and amiable. Let us all profit by his Won- derful example. us in the past. I 4 '- . Y Sz -z , 4 k ..-ia. 'Q A , 4 4? 5. ff ,fe C1 if Ai -gf + BOARD OF EDUCATION E. T.. Clav Mrs. Harriet Cummins Ralph Britten C. H. Speck Dr. Norman Foley Mrs. Ethel Canfield The Board of Education is to be congratulated upon the part, which it plays in keeping the Perrysburg schools operating on A a high plane. Being a member of the Board of Education car- ries with it responsibility of a high order. The members of the Board serve without pay for the many hours of time required of them during their term of office. Their motto could very well be, We serve. + SUBSTITUTE TEACHER THOMAS HAYDOCK Substitute teacher for Mr. Canfield during his absence at the State Legis- lature - ,J . ii-.v .. . .?,,.,: .L,e.uf:,-in um., ,......t........,,..a...- .,........4......4.- ....a.................... ...,...,... -,.. + FACULTY Music Supervisor History Literature and Social Science r Miss Forsythe Miss Wahl Miss Munqer Language and Girls' Physical Ed. Home EC. and Science English David Scheld Donald Canfield Robert Sheifer Commercial Math. and Science Manual Tr., Coach A A r 9 1 I x f V V 1 i l I 4 Q GLAPKS S Aimm mf L. 'wa Q ,M 4 . , sm, 4 , HE ,S - Ky- xl v I M A fn R7 rg, ' Y gg 2' ,ffgfif 1 pie! N N if f Q Q .,.. . i N ui -1 5 ff, L 3? 1 U E 4 F f N P' ,251 , 1' 'S f . N M ' f, ff ' nj ' MPM' W ' if Q ' - 'K : ff y , J! .,.g., 2,3 AV -a ,,,. fffL5,yf1 . ' W Q A . VV Es ' MT f z :rw - :. .:, Af F L71-ima.. - v- M ..., : , -b 9 ' if f X 3, , ' 1 ' . .1 .,,. J ' 2 QQ- N 12 AL L, 450114 - qw- - . Q ', . . , ii L l A ' - LE - ' ,'- ' , i f fmfzf RWLH If Y'-ef ' Y J . i ' . i x T, i Mum sk. L H Z6-L H ff:-'LE ,V 5 MARY 6 A . N F L I I Q I E 1 Y W N E R I OPAL S F c WJ WI I Q FRANCIS K, 5 5? I 5 I L .... .... -W fVELYA' 5 mfg Y V- QM, X W fb, ANQQK' ,W 'H M Msgs Rurff H 5mf.frB DOA! V. 1. 'I A n 3 is T Mmm m B012 H Ame-eff Q EMELK D R A Mas K. V H Lucu.Lg X fl wa 'Lf-sh -XDQES L- ROBERT ANDERSON- Bob l.atin Club: Boys' Glee Club: B. A. A.: Class Treas- urer: Football Manaqer. Boys' Glee Club: B. A. A.: Athletic Manaqer. -Dramatic Club: Class Treasurer: Athletic Manaqer. Dramatic Club: Boosters' Club. But there's nothinq half so sweet, in lite, as love's younq dream. + MARY BAYS 32 33-Libbey Hiqh School, Toledo. 34-Book Lovers' Club. 35-Dramatic Club: Latin Club. Beware of all, but most beware oi man. + MARY BAZAVIK ' -G. A. A. -Dramatic Club. -Dramatic Club: Latin Club. -Dramatic Club. ROBERT BENCH- Bob': 32-B. A. A.: Band. 33-I-li-Y: Orchestra: Band. 34-Hi-Y: Orchestra: Band: Le Cercle Francais. 35-Le Cercle Francais: Black and Gold Staff: Dramatic Club: l-li-Y Vice-President: Class Treasurer: Boys'- Glee Club Treasurer and Secretary. 'A man of polite learninq and a liberal education. + HELEN BLACK 32-G. A. A.: Latin Club: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Eisteddfod. '33-Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod: G. A. A. '34-Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddtod. '35-Dramatic Club: Somethin' Staff: Black and Gold Staff: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus:'Boosters' Club: G. A. A. Bad luck believe me, never haunts a child who works for what she wants. + . ARTHELLA BRITTEN- Art '32-Girls' Glee Club: Eisteddtod: Latin Club: Music Club Program Committee. '33-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club. '34-Student Council: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed, Chorus Secretary and Treasurer: Eisteddfod: Girl Reserve Reporter: Le Cercle Francais: Dramatic Club: Home Room President. '35-Class Reporter: Girl Reserve Secretary: Girls' Glee Club Secretary and Treasurer: Eisteddfod: Dramatic Club Reporter: Mixed Chorus: Le Cercle Francais: Boosters' Club. l-ler ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths We think a happy life consists in tranquility ot mind. are peace. f.,..r.-. ROBERT BROWN- Bob -L-B. A. A. 33 34- 35-Dramatic Club. A critic fine, in his haphazard way. + LUELLA BOSTDORF-- Lu -G. A. A.: Latin Club: Girls' Glee Club. -G. A. A.: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Eis teddfod. Girl Reserve: Le Cercle Francais: Dramatic Club: , Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod. Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: , Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod. Oh! l am stabb'd with lauqhterf' + GLENN BURDO B. A. A.: Boys' Glee Club. Dramatic Club: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: ' Class Vice-President: Eisteddiod. Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club: ' Eisteddfod. Boys' Glee Club Vice-President: Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club: Boosters' Club: Hi-Y: Eisteddiod. The deepest rivers flow with the least sound. 35-Basketball: HifY. Zig GORDON BURKHART- Burkie QB. A. A. 53-5 A- A-: Basketball. 34-Hi-Y: Class Vice-President: Basketball: Leadership Club. The clock upbraids me with the waste oi time. + SHIRLEY BYINGTON 32-Latin Club: G. A. A. 33-Latin Club: Dramatic Club. 34-Le Cercle Francais: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserve. 35-Dramatic Club: Girl Reserve: Semester Honor Roll: Librarian: Somethin' Staff. the right place is her heart and her hand is ready and willing. +- MAHY CRANKEH 32hLatin Club: Science Club Secretary and Reporter. 33-Latin Club: Science Club Secretary and Reporter: Semester Honor Roll: Class Secretary. 34-l.e Cercle Francais Secretary: Class Secretary: Dramatic Club. 35-Somethin' Staff: Dramatic Club Secretary and Treas- urer: Class Secretary: National Honor Society: Librarian. She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. A -I5. AILEEN COOKSON- Flo -G. A. A.: Dramatic Club. -G. A. A.: Home Economics Club. -Dramatic Club. -Home Economics Club: G. A. A. For what l will, I will, and there all ends. 'I- ROCK CUMMINGS- Pep -Boys' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Home Room Sec- 1'Gl5I'Y. -Boys Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Band: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod. -Boys' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: l-li4Y: Band: Or' chestra : Mixed Chorus. -Hi-Y: Dramatic Club: Sornethin' Staff: Black and Gold Staff: President of Boosters' Club. li I chance to talk a little while forgive me. + BYFORD DEATH- Bye -B. A. A. 34-Dramatic Club. 35-Dramatic Club. He can smile when one speaks to him and laugh CHARLES DOWLING- Chuck -Travel Club: Latin Club Vice-President: Scholarship Team. -Debate Club: Latin Club: Semester Honor Roll: Hi-Y. 34-Dramatic Club: Le Cercle Francais Vice-President: Student Council Reporter: Hi-Y: President of Class. -Dramatic Club: Le Cercle Francais: Hi-Y President: Student Council: Black and Gold Staff: Librarian. 'A pleasant mixture of sarcasm, wit, and common sense. + DOLORES ECKEI. 32-Girls' Glee Club: G. A. A.: Dramatic Club. 33-Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: G. A. A. -Latin Club: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club. -Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserve. Her content is her best possession. + LYONEL ECKEL 32-B. A. A. 33- 34-Leadership Club. 35-Hi-Y: National Honor Society. easily. l had rather excel others in knowledge than ' power. tv .. 45 ' MURIEL EMMITT 32-'33-Haskins High School. 34-Secretary of Home Economics Club: Semester Hon- or Roll. 35-Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Librarian: Girl Reserve: National Honor Society: Black and Gold Staff: Sem- ester Honor Roll: Scholarship Team. Thy modesty's a Candle to thy merit. + INEZ FINCH 32-G. A. A.: Dramatic Club. 33-G. A. A.: Dramatic Club. 34-Dramatic Club: Le Cercle Francais: Girls' Glee Club: Eisteddiod. 35-Dramatic Club: Girl Reserve: Girls' Glee Club: G. A. A. lt is quality, not size, that counts. + MELVIN GREENE 32-B. A. A. 33-Dramatic Club. 34-Story Tellers' Club. 35-Dramatic Club. Bashiulness is an ornament to youth. EUGENE GRISS- Gone 32-B. A. A. -Cheerleader: Boys' Athletic Club. 34-Dramatic Club. -Athletic Manager: Dramatic Club. ords are like leaves, and where they most abound, much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found. + RUTH HAHN- Spock -Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Scholarship Team. -Vice-President of Dramatic Club. -Girl Reserve: Le Cercle Francais: Dramatic Club. -Girl Reserve: Le Cercle Francais: Dramatic Club: Black and Gold Staff: Somethin' Staff: Cheerleader: G. A. A. to her share some little errors fall, look on her face and you'll forgive them all. + DONALD HALBERT- Don -B. A. A.: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eistedd- tod: Secretary of Class. -Dramatic Club: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddiod. -Property Manager of Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eistedcliodg Hi-Y: Story Tellers' Club. -Boys' Glee Club: Vice-'President of Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod: l-li-Y Reporter: Dramatic Club. A silver coin in liie's exchange oi friendship. -I7 1 1 1 I 32-Boys' 33-Hi-Yi 34-Hi-Y: Club: 35-Hi-Y: Club: Sth ff: 'lf I have f PAUL HARBAUER Glee Club: B. A. A. Science Club. Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Eisteddiod: Drum Major: Le Cercle Francais. Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Eisteddiod: Somethin' Staff: Black and Gold Drum Major: l.e Cercle Francais. done well and as is fittinq, it is that which l have desired. + ROBERT HECKLER- Bob 32-Latin Club: Science Club. 33-Industrial Arts Club. 34-Ht-Y: Boys' Athletic Club. 35--Athletic Manaqer: Hi-Y: Dramatic Club. l studied, but l've forgotten this part. + ISABELLE HENNING- Izzy 32-G. A. Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. 33-Dramatic Club. 34- A Cercle Francais: Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club: 'al Chairman of lunior Girls. Cercle Francais: Boosters' Club: Service Chair- man of Girl Reserves: G. A. A. 'Iust being happy is a fine thing to do, looking on the briqht side, rather than the blue. PERKINS HENRY- Perk 32-BOYS' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod: Dramatic Club. 33-Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod: Dram- atic Club. 34-Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eistecldfod: Dram- alic Clllb: l.e Cercle Francais: I-li-Y: Band. 35-BOVs' Glee Cluh: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod: Dram- 'Me atic Club: Hi-V: Somethin' Staff. ' n of humor are always in some degree men of genius. ' + KATHEHINE HILLABRAND- Kate 30-G. A. A.: Dramatic Club. 33-G. A. A.:VDramatic Club. 34-Dramatic Club: Girl liteservef ' 35-Dramatic Club: Girl Reserve: G. A. A.: Semester Honor Roll: Scholarship Team. She likes both athletics and athletes. + . HAZEL HOLCOMBE 32-Girls' Glee Club: Program Chairman of Latin Club: Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club: Semester Honor Roll: Scholarship Team. 33-Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Latin Club: Dram- atic Club: President of Class: Semester Honor Roll: Eisteddiod: Scholarship Team: Student Coun- cil. 34-Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Le Cercle Fran- cais: Dramatic Club: Eisteddfod: Scholarship Team. 35-Girls' Glee Club: l.e Cercle Francais: Dramatic An Club: Boosters' Club: National Honor SocietY: Sem- ester Honor Roll: Scholarship Team. d once when the young heart of a maiden is Stolen: the maiden herself will steal alter it soon. l M .im ,.e:...,.ll.., ..,m:z.......r.x ,.i.-11 PAULINE HOLKOVIC- Paulis 32-'33-'34-Woodward Hiqh School. 35--Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserve- 'Thou art a woman, and that is sayinq the best and worst oi thee. 4' STANLEY HUFFMAN- Stan 32-Latin Club: Music Club: Band: Orchestra. 33-Latin Club: Music Club: Band: Orchestra. 34-Le Cercle Francais: Vice-President of Music Club: Orchestra: Band: Hi-Y. 35-Le Cercle Francais: President of Orchestra: Hi-Y: Band: Dramatic Club. He has moved a little nearer to the Master of all music.' + FRANCIS KALTENMARK- Bud 32-Orchestra: Band: Latin Club: Travel Club. 33-Orchestra: Band: Latin Club: Debate Club: Scholar- ship Team: Semester Honor Roll. 34-Dramatic Club: Orchestra: Band: Le Cercle Francais. 35-Dramatic Club: Black and Gold Staff: Boosters' Club. 'Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. FREDERICK KAZMAIEH- Fritz -B. A. A. -B. A. A. -Industrial Arts Club '35-Dramatic Club. l wish he would explain his explanation. 4- PAUI. KAZMAIER 32-Boys' Glee Club: Science Club. 33-Science Club. 34-B. A. A.: Hi-Y. 35-Reporter of Boys' Glee Club: Hi-Y: Athletic Man aqer: Mixed Chorus: Boys' Double Ouartette: 'Eis teddtod. True hearted was he. + MAE KELLER 32-G. A. A.: Dramatic Club. 33-G. A. A.: Dramatic Club. 35-Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserve: G 34-Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club. A. A. With her accordian she drives our blues away. MARCELLA KELLERMEIER -Home Economics Club. -Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club. -Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club. With her laugh she would enlighten the world. URSULA KOTOWSKI- Urs 32-Semester Honor Roll: Latin Club: Dramatic Club. 33-Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Accompanist for Boys' Glee Club: Girl Reserve: Latin Club: Dramatic Club: Eisteddfod: Semester Honor Roll. 34-Girl Reserve: Program Chairman of Le Cercle Fran- cais: Dramatic Club: Secretary and Teasurer of Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfcd: Sem- ester Honor Roll. -President of Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Pro- + gram Chairman of Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: Somethin' Staff: National Honor Society: Librarian: Boosters' Club. Mingle a little folly with your wisdom. Y f V f ETHEL KEPPLER '32--Dramatic Club. Y + Y '33-Dramatic Club. I DOROTHY T-EES- Dot 32:2 f'.iA?:s2iZi.nfffl:1lli.ub' '35-Dramatic Club' '34-Dramatic Club. The hair is the richest ornament of woman. '35..1-rome Economics Ctub, G. A, A, Nor cast one lonqinq lincfrinq look behind. 'I' + los:-:PH LEHMAN- Ice '32-Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddfod. '33-Property Manager of Boys' Glee Club: Property ROBERT KILLE HB bn Manager ot' Mixed Chorus: Science Club: Eistedd- 0 fod. '32-S. A. A.: Dramatic Club. '34-Property Manager of Boys' Glee Club: Property A. A.: Dramatic Club. Manager of Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club: Eistedd- ,Ml . Cl bi iod. , Eranllauc F I 1 S , 1 Ch I f '35-Property Manager oi Boys' Glee Club: Property 35- resldem O Dramahc Cub: oem alrman O Manager of Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club: Eistedd- Senior Class. fod- On with the dance! Let joy be unconfinedf' The best of us lack more than wings to be angels. 32 33 34 35 ALBERT LIEBHERR-- Al 32-B. A. A. 33-B. A. A.: Science Club. 34-President of Boys' Athletic Club: Football: Basket- ball: Track: Hi-Y. 35--Dramatic Club: HiAY: Captain of Football: Basketball. His limbs were cast in manly mould, for hardy sports or contests bold. + NELDA LIMMER 32-'33-'34-Bowling Green High School, 35-Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Boosters' Club: G. A. A, A happy girl, eyes qlad with smiling. + XATHERINE LINDSAY- Kate -G. A. A.: Latin Club: Dramatic Club. -G. A. A.: Latin Club: Dramatic Club: Vice-President of Student Council: Girls' Glee Club, -Dramatic Club: Le Cercle Francais: Girl Reserve. -Dramatic Club: Girl Reserve: Reporter of Boosters' Club: Vice-President of Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Social Chairman of Class: Black and Gold Staff: Semester Honor Roll: G. A, A, Heaven blest thee with a cheerful disposition. MARY LOBEH '32-Latin Club: Dramatic Club. '33-Scholarship Team: Semester Honor Roll: Latin Club: Dramatic Club. '34-Scholarship Team: Le Cercle Francais: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserve. '35-Scholarship Team: National Honor Society: Semester Honor Roll: Dramatic Club: President of Le Cercle Francais: Somethin' Staff: Black and Gold Staff: Student Council: Girl Reserve: G. A. A. Because right is right. to follow riqht were wisdom in the scorn of consequence. + HELEN MANDELL '32-Latin Club: Dramatic Club, 433--Librarian. '34-Girl Reserve: Treasurer of Iunior Girls: Dramatic Club: Semester Honor Roll. '35-Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club: Semester Honor Roll. Those who know her best like her best. 'I'- DONALD MERICLE- Don '32-Science Club: Boys' Glee Club. 33-'Science Club. '34-Boys' Athletic Club, 35-Somethin' Staff: Black and Gold Staff: Dramatic Club: HiAY. He's not in the roll of common men. -QLD V L LDA X' 1 XX FREDA MORGAN 32-G. A. A.: Dramatic Club. 33-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club. 34--Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club. 35-Dramatic Club. Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. + CHARLES REDMAN- Chuck '32-B. A. A.: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddf fod. '33-Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddiod: Dram- atic Club. '34--Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddiod: Dram- atic Club. '35-Property Manager of Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddiod: Dramatic Club: Boosters' Club. He is what he is from nature. + WILBERTA REED 32-Dramatic Club: Orchestra. 33-Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Orchestra. '34-Dramatic Club: Orchestra. 35-Dramatic Club. An essential of the true woman is common sense. 'Wh , F y gt, . 'L it if 31 if is it 'Bri GLENN REITHER '32-Industrial Arts Club: B. A. A. 33-Industrial Arts Club. 34-Football: Boys' Athletic Club: Industrial Arts Club. 35--Football: Dramatic Club: Hi-Y. Down the field he plunged, nor stopped, nor stayed. ALMA REITZ 32--Scholarship Team: Dramatic Club. 33-Scholarship Team: Dramatic Club: Semester Honor Roll. 34-Scholarship Team: Dramatic Club- Semester Honor Roll: Girl Reserve: National Honor Society. '35-Scholarship Team: Dramatic Club: Semester Honor Roll: Vice-President of Class: Treasurer ot Girl Re- serves: Secretary and Reporter of Student Council: National Honor Society: Somethin' Staff: Editor-in- Chief of Black and Gold. intelligence, character, pleasantness too, mix them to- gether and we have you. D. RUTH SAGE- Dodo '32-Robinson Ir. High School. '33v-Reporter of Class: VicefPresient oi Le Cercle Fran- cais: Treasurer oi Music Club: Girl Reserve: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G. A. A.: Eisteddfod: Scholarship Team: Semester Honor Roll: Music Contest. '34-Reporter of Class: Vice-President of Le Cercle Fran- cais: Dramatic Club Reporter: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Girl Reserve Chaplain: Eisteddiod: Scholarship Team: Semester Honor Roll: National Honor Society. '35-President of Girl Reserves: Editor-in-Chief of Somethin': National Honor Society: Semester Honor Roll: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus Librarian: Eisteddfod: State Music Contest: Dramatic Club: Boosters' Club: Student Council: Cheer Leader: Black and Gold Staff. V Let us, let all the world agree, to profit by resembling thee. i- 4 f ff' , If Lfyfvcccxze, , N- 4,02-sf-f. if N ADELINE SASS-- Dee G. A. A.: Latin Club: Dramatic Club. G. A. A.: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Le Cercle Fran- ' cais: Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club: Eisteddiod. Mixed Chorus: Librarian of Girls' Glee Club: Dram' atic Club: Social Chairman of Girl Reserves: Li- brarian: Black and Gold Staff: Boosters' Club: Eis- teddfod. She never has thouqht of herself. + OPAL SCHALLER- Tudy -Dramatic Club. -Dramatic Club. -Dramatic Club. --Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserve. And l can tell you more than that. if you wish. + LYLE SCHNEIDER Q2 33-Lake Township High School. 34-Latin Club. 35--Science Club. WILLIAM SCHWIND- Bill 32-B. A. A. 33-B. A. A.: Industrial Arts Club. 34-B. A. A.: Football. 35-Dramatic Club: Football: Somethin' Staff: Black and Gold Staff. What makes the youth so bashful and so grave? + GLADYS SCHRAMM 32-G. A. A.: Orchestra. 33-Reporter of Home Economics Club. 34-Dramatic Club. 35-Dramatic Club: Boosters' Club: Girl Reserve. I lauqh, for hope hath happy Place with me. + EVELYN SCHUSTER 32-G. A. A.: Latin Club. 33-Reporter of Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club. '34-Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserve: Eisteddiod. -Dramatic Club- Cirls' Clee Club, Girl Reserve. '35 ' . 1 1 - Heres one who does his own thinking. How uncommon is common sense. lf, ll n . S I x V J I 4 RALPH SEILING '32-B. A. A. -24- '33-B. A. A. '34-Story Tellers' Club. '35-Dramatic Club. He was masculine from head to heel. + MAY SMITHERS '32--Latin Club: Girls' Glee Club: Music Club: Scholar- ship Team: Mixed Chorus: Eistecldiod. '33-Latin Club: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eistecldfod. f '34-Dramatic Club: Le Cercle Francais: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Girl Reserve: Eistedclfod. '35-Le Cercle Francais: Girls' Glee Club: Girl Reserve: Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club: Librarian: National Honor Society: Semester Honor Roll: Eisteddfod: G. A. A.: Scholarship Team. And her silver voice is- the rich music of a summer bird. + . VERNON SNYDER '32--B. A. A. KENNETH STANFORD- Kenny '32-B. A. A. '33-Science Club: Boys' Glee Club. '34-Dramatic Club. '35-Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club All studies here T solemnly defy. + CLAUDE VAN fGIJNTEN- Van '32-'33-Central Catholic High School. '34-Story Tellers' Club. '35-Dramatic Club. Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes l just sit 32-Girls' + MARIBEL VAN SCODEH Glee Club: Dramatic Club. '33.'34- 33-Girls Glee Club: Dramatic Club. '351DramafiC Club. 34-Girls Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Eistecldfod. There is something in me, l dOIl't know what it is, but 35-Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club: EiSi9ddf0d- I know it is in me. Always thoughtful and kind and untroubled. ,, I. ,V-.ee--if bbggiort oi stature he was, but strongly built and athletic. LUCILLE VOLA ND 32--G. A, A.: Dramatic Club. 33-Dramatic Club. 34-Latin Club: Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Club, 35-Girls' Glee Club: Home Economics Club. She had tonque at will, yet was never loud. + BRATCHE WEBSTER- Brakie -B. A. A. -President of industrial Arts Club. -Reporter of Boys' Athletic Club: Football. -Boys' Athletic Club: Football: HifY. tower oi strength that stood four-square to a winds that blow. + RICHARD WELLSTEAD- Dick President of Class: Librarian of Orchestra: Boys' Glee Club: Student Council: Football: Basketball: Music Club Program Committee: Mixed Chorus' Eisteddiod. Football: Basketball: Vice-President ot Science Club: Orchestra librarian: Band: Hi-V: Mixed Chorus Property Manager: Eisteddtod. -Football: Basketball: Hi'Y Chaplain: Dramatic Club: President ot Boys' Glee Club: Vice-President ot Student Council: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddiod. -Football: Basketball: Class President: Somethin' Staii: Black and Gold Staff: Property Manaqer of Mixed Chorus: Hi-Y Secretary: Dramatic Club: Eiss teddiod: President oi Boys' Glee Club: Student Council President. U BETTY WIECHEL 32-Latin Club: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddtod. 33-Latin Club: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddiod: Semester Honor Roll: Scholar- ship Team. 34-Girl Reserve: Reporter of Le Cercle Francais: Dram- atic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Sem- ester Honor Roll: Scholarship Team. '35-Girl Reserve: Reporter of Le Cercle Francais: Dram- atic Club: Somethin' Staff: Black and Gold Staii: National Honor Society: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Boosters' Club. H me Blest with a taste exact and unconiined, a knowledge both of books and humankind. 'I' RUTH WYGANT '32-Dramatic: Club: G. A. A. '33--Dramatic Club. '34-Home Economics Club: Semester Honor Roll. '35-Dramatic Club. Her words are trusty heralds of her mind. + VIRGINIA ZACHMAN- Ginger '32-Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Class Vice-President. '33-Girl BGSGYVG: 'Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Eistedd- iod: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. '34-Girl Reserve: Dramatic Club: Le Cercle Francais: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddtod. '35-Vice-President of Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: Le Cercle Francais: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Eisteddiocl: Boosters' Club: Somethin' Staff: Black and Gold Staff: National Honor Society. Todays success is the result oi yesterdays preparation. CLASS HISTORY I CHAPTER ONE Early in September, 1931, one hundred twenty-five inexperienced but expect- ant students gathered at the beautiful, new high school as Freshmen. Many were lost, and even the bravest and wisest were puzzled in getting situated. However, with the capable guidance of Miss Wahl, Mr. Bachman, and Mr. Ger- ber, the sponsors, we finally did get settled and elected these officers: RICHARD WELLSTEAD .r...,...,,,,.,,,,,,,rr,..........,,.,.--,,, President VIRGINIA ZACHMAN ,.,.,, .---- V ice-President DONALD HALBERT ,,,..,r r,,,,.,,, S ecretary ROBERT ANDERSON ...... Treasurer FRANCIS CORNEUUS ,,,,,a ......,. . , ,,,....,,,,,,,,,v.,,,.,.,,. Reporter HELEN BOWERS 7aa,a,a,.a..a.......a. Student Council Representative At last our first year was over and we were released for a few months of vaca- tion and rest from our very worthwhile labors. CHAPTER TWO Now in September, 1932, the class again assembled for the second year of higher knowledge. We found that our number had dwindled to ninety-six. Mr. Canfield was our well-liked sponsor this year. Again leaders were chosen. BRUCE BODART , H ., , a,l,,a, ,. ,,.,a,,a,a.,,.s,.., President HAZEI.. HOLCOMBE .,,,, g g,a.,,. Vice-President MARY CRANKER g ools ..,..va a Secretary ROSALYN HAIGHT v,aa,a, a,a,e , g ,...aa,a,aa,a,,i.,.., Treasurer D. RUTH SAGE aaaa , ., , a,a, g a.., ,.,, g .,,,a,,a...,,l, R eporter KATHERINE LINDSAY 7, ,E Student Council Representative EUGENE GRISS E g, as e,.g aaaaaaaa Cheer Leader There soon came a great sorrow, however, upon our class and upon the en- tire school. Death reached out his cold fingers and clutched one of our most brilliant, promising, young students-Bruce Bodart. Although we were unques- tionably saddened by this tragedy, we had a very successful and eventful year. CLASS HISTORY 0 CHAPTER THREE Once more we came together, this time under the sponsorship of Miss Mun- r and Mr. Huffman. This year we were eighty in number. We elected the fol- qe lowing officers: CHARLES DOWLING c.r.vc. ....e4....v- P resident GORDON BURKHART ,,... .f.... V ice-President MARY CRANKER ..,...,... ' .......f.A. Secretarv ROBERT ANDERSON .c,..,, .VH..V...................e...... T reasurer D. RUTH SAGE ..c..,....,.. .vggg..g...,...gg,.weg....fe......e4 R e-porter ARTHELLA BRITTEN ,cc...,,c...,,c. Student Council Representative This year, of course, we participated in many more activities and were sorry to see, May fastly approaching. Only one more year until we should receive those all important . parchments. How happy we were, yet how sad! Early in the Spring, Alma Reitz and D. Ruth Sage were elected to the Na- tional Honor Society. CHAPTER FOUR ln the fall of the year 1934 seventy-four students gathered for the fourth year of our high school life. we had passed through three years of hard work and pleasure together, and we were ready for the last. Now, however, we had taken on that dignified air that tells of experience and authority. Under the guidance of Miss Forsyth and Mr. Barber, we elected for the year these officers: RICHARD WELLSTEAD c,c.,c ,cccl...,c.c......,,c.......,,., . ...,, P resident ALMA REITZ ,.l,.c . ...c..... ,,c,,.. V ice-President MARY CRANKER ,,,l, ...,c,,c, Secretary ROBERT BENCH ccclcc ,... . ,,.,c..,.,,,c ...cc..,.,. T reasurer ARTHELLA BRITTEN ..,.. ,....,,,.l, . .,.,,,l . , ,..,.,,,..., .,,,, R eporter MARY LOBER ,c,.. . N .... . - Student Council Representative KATHERINE LINDSAY .i..i,......,.......... l......,... S octal Chairman ROBERT KILLE ....V.c,......,c...c..,.....,c,icl.il..,,..,.... Social Chairman All we have left now is the fond memory of pleasant experiences. We have striven against difficultiesp we have pushed aside many obstaclesp we feel that our year has been very worthwhile: and our thoughts sadden as we realize that the best, dearest years of our life are over. Yet we can look forward to many more if we will remember the spirit we employed before we were graduated from Perrysburg High School. We have the world before us-it is up to us from now on whether or not we shall attain success. M it .4 . r I I CLASS PROPHECY It was in the spring of the year 1943. I had spent four years in college, one year of leisure, and three years abroad, this trip being my finest graduation present. Not many graduates had been given a gift such as I received and I began to realize how fortun- ate I was. The boat was about a hundred miles from New York Harbor and as I stood gazing at the water someone tapped me on the shoulder and asked, Pardon me, but aren't you Rock Cummings? Turning around I recognized my classmate, Paul Harbauer. As we talked together, Paul informed me that he had been traveling in China gather. ing material for his next set of books on The Yellow Race. Well, Paul, I said, Have you heard of the destinations of any of our graduating class of '35? Well, yes, I have heard of a few, he said. I met Wilberta Reed while in China. She is teaching a class of Chinese children. Ruth Wygant also visited China in order to find material for the preparation of some lectures which she intends to give on her return to the United States. Then, too, there are two of our classmates working for a picture Company there. They are Lucille Voland and Freda Morgan. These pictures are made exclusively for the United States. We continued talking for what seemed to be only a few minutes, but must have been close to two hours, for the next thing I remember we were entering New York Harbor. After I had bade Paul goodbye, I began thinking about our meeting. How glad I was to have seen him, and just where were our other classmates? What could they be do- ing? I finally decided to devote some of my time to discovering just as many of them as I could. After my passport papers had been cleared, I hailed a taxi. Immediately I heard a fa- miliar voice say, Taxi, Sir. As I glanced up whom should I find as the taxi driver but Glenn Burdo. He recognized me also and asked me where I wished to go. I told him to just drive around New York and tell me of as many of our classmates as he could. Glenn began by informing me that our friend Robert Anderson was now owner of a hotel there in New York and that he and his wife operated the place by themselves. His wife's name was Hazel Holcombe, also of our class. Bob Kille, he continued, is appearing at the Roxy Theatre as a comedian, having as his stooge, Katherine Lindsay, who adds to his success immensely. Claude Van Gunten drives a large van from New York City to Toledo, he said. D. Ruth Sage is accompanist for many famous radio artists and may be heard over WABC frequently. With this welcome news from my friend I felt very happy. It suddenly occurred to me, however, that I had been riding just one hour and that my fare was now an even two dollars. Realizing that walking would be much cheaper, I' paid my fare and bade Glenn farewell. Slightly feeling the need of food, I set out to find a restaurant. Shortly a sign came into my view. It read: Henning's Lunch Room. Could it be possible that this was my friend Isabelle? Hurriedly I entered and sat down. Presently a tall, graceful girl appeared before me asking, What will you have, please ? At once she recognized me, and I her. As soon as I had eaten Isabelle began telling me all she knew of the class of '35. Mary Lober, she began, is a teacher of French in one of the large New York high schools. Mary Bays is also a teacher in the same school, teaching Home Economics and acting as worthy sponsor of the Girl Reserves. Where is your chum, Ruth Hahn? I asked, remembering how inseparable they had been at school. Ruth is touring Europe at present, she continued, having the leading role in the Ballet Chorus. I--I+ Gene Griss is announcer at WABC and has full charge of the 'Kiddies' Iamboree' here in New York. ' Dorothy Lees, Ethel Keppler, and Aileen Cookson may also be heard over this sta- tion. They go under the name ofthe 'Chatter Cheats' and are under contract to Super- Suds. . hu.- Wanna- ni ...ina ... ,, 7 ,, A Yx.- ,,,, ,, i..u.mT CLASS PROPHE-CY Ralph Seiling and Charles Redman are partners in a wallpaper store just around the corner, and have as their salesman, Perkins Henry. . That is about all I remember of our class, said Miss Henning. Thanking her for the in- formation I again returned to the street. Before long another sign came into my sight: Madam Pvokii-Fortune Teller. If anyone could help me this woman certainly could. I entered, and telling her the nature of my call she began: I see Byford Death in Los Angeles training a revue of chorus girls for a stage pro- duction. Over at one side of the stage I see his wife, who plays the piano at rehearsals. Her name, she continued, was, before her marriage, Arthella Britten. Now I see a young lady lecturing to a college class on 'The Importance of Educa- tion.' Mary Cranker is her name. Another of your classmates, Stanley Huffman, is pro- fessor of history in the same college. As I gaze into the Crystal Ball, I see two botanists. They are trying desperately to grow an apple tree producing red apples in mid-winter. Their names are Vernon Snyder and Robert Brown. Ursula Kotowski and Francis Kaltenmark are busy at work writing musical comedies to appear in Chicago next year. Betty Wiechel is art editor for 'College I'Iumor,' contributing much to the success of the magazine. Now I see a young man who is still short but mighty. He devotes his time to a comic strip which appears daily in the 'Toedo Blade.' His name, Don Mericle. Here is a coincidence, the two Kazmaier boys of your class, Paul and Frederick, are managing an antique shop in Perrysburg. The collection is one of the most unusual in Northwestern Ohio. A strange feeling came over me when Madame Pvokii mentioned Perrysburg, the town where all our friendships and good times form a memory which will stay in our hearts for years to come. I Are there any other classmates of '35 who stayed in Perrysburg? I asked. Yes, she answered. Here I see a jewelry shop located in Main street, and being successfully operated by Albert Liebherr, who discovered his ability to repair watches through a large time-piece he possessed in high school. CI was informed later that this watch was now owned by Kazmaier's Antique Shop.l Adeline Sass owns an interior decorating shop and gives advice and plans for the re- modeling of many old Perrysburg residences. Nelda Limmer is now giving dancing lessons to school children. Her classes meet twice a week in the high school gym. Charles Dowling is town marshal and has as his two deputies, Robert Heckler and Bratche Webster. As she talked, I seemed to have heard her voice somewhere before. Now I was sure I had. That is about all l can see at present, she explained, but I have a confession to make myself. I am also a member of the class of '35. As she removed her headdress I could see it was none other than Pauline I-Iolkovic. I find my work very interesting, said Pauline, and a fairly easy way to make my living. I Thanking the Madam, I bade her adieu. It was now 9:00 P. M., New York time. l de- cided to leave immediately for my native state-Ohio. As I arrived at Union Station, the train for Ohio was just leaving. I inquired as to the next train, and finding there was none to leave until the next daY I realized The lhiflq for me to do was to travel by plane. l had never cared much about taking both feet off the ground at once, but with Lyonel Eckel as the capable pilot, I felt somewhat relieved. As soon as I had stepped into the plane two air hostesses came to me and asked if I was quite comfortable. Looking up, I recognized them. Two girls who were as insepar able as they were in our high school days. They were Gladys Schramm and Evelyn Schusterj - .....f.- - ., 4, Jl J I I V I I r v -30- CLASS PROPHECY Glancing at my watch I discovered it was midnight. Being rather tired of reading, l walked up to Lyonel and asked him if he had found any of the gang lately. He said he had and promised to tell me of as many as he knew, as we passed over the different cities in which they had settled. .I was very glad to know that the plane in which I was flying made a round trip, therefore permitting us to pass over Washington, D. C, We are now passing over Philadelphia, said our pilot. Lyle Shneider is telegrapher at the airport, here. Donald Halbert spends much of his time at the airport and is really quite good at fancy parachute jumping. Muriel Emmitt also lives in this city and spends much of her time writing novels. Before long, lwas informed that the next city of interest was Washington, D. C.l learned that William Schwind operated a Souvenir Shop close to the Capitol. Also that Mae Keller and Inez Finch had published se veral small books dealing with Women and Government. Ama Beitzf' continued Lyonel, seems to be doing very well in her fight against tax- ation. She represents the average housewife of the United States and hopes to releive them of this burden of taxation soon. It was not long before we were in Ohio-Mour native state. Our first town of importance was Columbus. May Smithers is attending Ohio State University, making an extensive study of Psychology. Gpal Schaller is well-known in this city for her winning basketball team. At lO:OO A. M. the plane landed at the Toledo Trans-Continental Airport. I was very glad to find a few of our classmates employ ed here. I found that Dolores Eckel was sec retary to the president of the Airport, who was none other than Gordon Burkhart. Also that in the summer time, when riding is a pleasure, Glenn Beither did very well in talk ing them into a ride. Finding that I knew no one else here, I called a taxi and before long I was in the town I love so much - -Perrysburg. Trying to determine where I could find most of my classmates, Ifinally decided to buy a Perrysburg Iournalf' As soon as I obtained a copy I began reading. I was surprised to find that Shirley By- ington was now editor, having as her news reporter, Maribel Van Scoder. Beading the news appearing on the front page, I discovered a very familiar name, Kenneth Stanford, who is singing hill-billy songs over WSPD, Toledo. Here I see the Who's Who of Perrysburgu is nearly ready for distribution, and has been edited by Helen Mandell and Virginia Zachman. I see that Marcella Kellermeier and Katherine Hillabrand are in full charge of this year's Cooking' School, sponsored by the Perrysburg lournal. As I read farther, I see that all recipes used at these classes, will be taken from Mary Bazavik's latest cook book, The Art of Cooking. I turned the page and found numerous advertisements. The first to meet my eyes was a picture of a new Dodge. Beading the ad, I find Robert Bench is now salesman for the Cummins Motor Sales. Whose large ad could this be? All Branches of Beauty Work- Moderate Prices. Oh, yes, operated by Helen Black. Here we have a Nickel Lunch for school children, having as its manager, Luella Bostdorf. Get Your Dictionary from Greene's Book Store are the lines which now meet my eyes. There is no doubt but what Melvin Greene is the proprietor. I guess that concludes all the names which I know in this paper. I start to walk down Main Street. I see little change in its appearance. But wait-what is that bell that sounds so familiar? Of course! It's the school bell. It sounds so good to me. I would give anY' thing to be back there again. Such good times as we all enjoyed there, now but a mem- ory. But what is this I see before me? Yes, it is. Richard Wellstead helping the kiddies across the street. And down on the other corner is Ioe Lehman. Those children need not fear as long as these young men direct traffic. Night was drawing near and I decided to return home. As I left Perrysburg, I was very proud to think that I had graduated with such a fine group of young men and women. Not all my classmates were known nationally, but each had developed his own ambition in such a way that his life had been made a successf-Bock Cummings. Vffwow 3 Anrl-:ELLA B, 77475 ADfLhVf .ST AWA R Pfcn W mf L3 WRGWIA Z, ? F iz . 5.6777 W Rock C MURIZL f MARY L B05 .B .. 1 '44 ' 'iff Mar Donornr L , . fm! r Q R07-,, 5 PAULINE H Q F I fix -. MARCfLLA f'5f5BfLl f H i ' if 'ff ,',, F 1 . ,x.5- S . K '- - ' 5 Q CHARLES D XMIARIBEL Ag' GLUVAIR GMEG Num L. Boa K Downes E ...,. nl... - .. v, ,Y 4 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY I In September, l932, another group of Freshmen enrolled. This Class numbered about one hundred and twenty. Under the capable guidance of Miss Wahl and Mr. Gerber they finished their first year of high school life. The following officers were chosen: MARIORIE KILLE .....,,.....,,.......,........,................r,...........,.,,,,,,,, President WILLIAM HONNER ee.......... ............. V ice-President FREDERICK HAGEMYER ,.... .......... ...,. S e cretary-Treasurer CATHERINE ACKLIN .,,... .... ....V............... L ................,.,,,M,,. R e porter MATTHEW DOWLING ..,.,,....,,,... ...... D ..l. S tudent Council Representative ln the fall of '33 these students gathered in the halls of P. H. S. again. They found their number had lessened somewhat, there being only ninety-nine left. This time Mr. Canfield was their sponsor, and they enjoyed a very successful and eventful year. The officers were: IOHN LANDWEHR ,,,..... ..,..,.,,.o7.... P resident CATHERINE ACKLIN .,,, ,,,,,ci,c, V ice-President IACK THORNTON ...... .. .,,......,. Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT MILLS ..,. .,..,,i.................-,,Y,,,,r,i,, R eporter MARIORIE KILLE ..,.,c..c,....,,,.........,.I....... Student Council Representative In the fall of the year 1934 eighty-seven confident Iuniors met again in the halls of Per- rysburg High School. Miss Munger and Mr. Huffman were their- sponsors this year. They participated in many activities, both scholastic and athletic. They, too, sadden at the thoughts of the approaching Senior year, after which they will leave P. H. S. and go out into the world for themselves. The officers elected were: MATTHEW DOWLING ,.....,,.......... ........ . ....,. r.......,.. P resident IOHN HUFFMAN E. ....... .... V ice-President VIRGINIA LIMMER .... ..... S ecretary IACK THORNTON ,...... ....... ......... T r easurer IOHN LANDWEHR ..................................... Reporter GLADYS BAKER ..... Student Council Representative IUNIOR CLASS ROLL ' FIRST ROW-Catherine Acklin, lean Allen, Frederick Althoff,-Charles Arras, Gladys Baker, Raymond Baughn, Auqustina Bohoczenko, Martha Bullet, Francis Cornelius. SECOND ROW-Myrtle Cratty, Orville Decko, Russel Deubner, Geraldine De Witt, Iane Dickson, Betty Dick- son, Matthew Dowling, Iohn Doyle, Nellie Duffey. THIRD ROW-Wilma Emch, Clarence Englehardt, Gladys Eckel, Bernard Fox, Bernice Fraser, Ruth Goecker- man, Ambrose Haas, Frederick Hagemyer, Christina Hansen. FOURTH ROW-Margaret Herman, Carrol Hillabrand, Bernard Hillabrand, Richard Hirsch, William Honner, Franklin Hoyt, Iohn Huffman, Frederick lacobs, Allen Kazmaier. FIFTH ROW-Mardal Kautz, Marjorie Kille, Paul Kolb, Iohn La Farree, Margaret Kolvey, Virginia Kopp. SIXTH ROW-Florence Kruse, Iohn Landwehr, Virgin ia Limmer, Mary Margaret Kurfis, Helen Lintner, Ruth lane Lippert, Gerald Loomis, Marie Mahler, Pauline McDowell. SEVENTH ROW-Raymond Metcalf, Karl Michelsen, Robert Mills, Robert Moreo, Helen Mutchler, Edwin Mutchler, Iulia Nollenberger, Laurel Phillips, Theresa Pustay. EIGHTH ROW--Michael Pustay, Eleanor Reis, Charles Richards, Hazel Ridgeway, lames Robertson, Dorothy Schneider, Pauline Schober, Arthur Schwerkoske, Lucille Schwind. NINTH ROW--Irma Schaller, Wilma Sherman, Kathryn Schumaker, Richard Speaker, Lucille Spilker, Alice Sprenq, Bonnie Stanford, Robert Sterling, lohn Sullivan. TENTH ROW-Ernest Swartz, lack Thornton, Milton Tober, Mary Tremsky, Doris Turner, Evelyn Ulrich, Hilda Mary Wenz, Glenna Mae Wolfe, Lois Clemens. x - I I W w 5 az L 3 A 1 A .i.-QW,-.M.z 1, lg l ww 1 ,, unusual an-n vm li .Q ,nw f .eg ,, , , 4. wwmnu-nun Q.. ,..,f , SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY O In September 1933, We found one hundred-nine Freshmen gathered at Perrysburg High School to begin their first year of high school life. Their sponsors were Miss Wahl, Mr. Gerber, and Mr. Bachrnan. The following officers were elected: BETTY BURTON ...... ...,,,,,,,--- P resident RUTH CUMMINS --------- ......... V ice-President CLAYTON SNYDER ..... .... S ecretary-Treasurer FELIA FORD ............ .......,.................,,,,.,,,,,, R eporter IUNIOR PYERS ........................................ Student Council Representative Last fall eighty-seven Sophornores met again under the sponsorship of Miss Wahl and Mr. Canfield. They have had a very interesting and happy year from the standpoint of athletics and scholarship. The following officers were chosen: EARL SCHUMACHER .....,..............,.....................,,..... ..,.,,,. P resident DAVID STANFORD .... ...,.......,.... V ice-President RICHARD BRITTEN .,.. ..,.. S ecretary and Reporter BETTY KEUHN ............ ............................,..... T reasurer IANET NIEDERHOUSE .... Student Council Representative SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL FIRST ROW-Charles Aqee. Martin Althoff, Gerhardt Althoff, Alice Bays, Maxine Bennett, Wilma Bentley, Betty Bragg, Richard Britten, Lawrence Brossia. SECOND ROW-Yvonne Charles, Iohn Christman, lack Coble, Iames Cousino, Ruth Cummins, Lincoln Cupp, Ocie Draime, Celestia Eckel, Beulah Eckel. THIRD ROW-Betty Ellerman, Evelyn Ellerman, Charles Farley, Felia Ford, Iohn Franz, Gladys Gabb, Ken- neth Greene, Helen Haas, Mary Harvanec. FOURTH ROW--Stephen Harvanec, Norbert Himburg, Virginia Hill, Raymond Hoffman, Irene Holkovic, Robert l-Ioyt, Mary Ieffrey, Wilma Iohnson, Zelta Kazmaier. FIFTH ROW-Dorothy Kazmaier, Iames Kolb, Betty Kuehn, Thelma Kurtis, Dorothy LaFarree, Harold Leh- man, Edgar Liebherr. SIXTH ROW-Ruth Lintner, Eileen Mahler, Mary McAuley, Gene Meredith, Mary Mosher, Ianet Niederhouse, Florence Perrin, lean Petteys, Emily Protsik. SEVENTH ROW-Ruth Puse, Raymond Reis, Willis Reitzel, Eleanor Reitzel, Iunior Pyers, Franklin Richards, Irene Richards, Lenore Robertson, Norma Wolfe. EIGHTH ROW-Dorothy Scheider, Hilda Scheider, Bernard Schneider, Gerald Schramm, Earl Schumacher, Irene Schwind, Richard Schwind, Margaretta Scott, Pearl Seiling. NINTH ROW-Genevieve Shiple, Alice Shue, Florence Smithers, Parke Snavely, Elsie Speck, Richard Spoerl, David Stanford, Donald Thompson, lane Tinney. TENTH ROW-Neoma Tober, Myra Trowbridge, Emma lane Troyer, Ludmilla Voska, Richard Ward, Marie Warns, Luther Webb, Hilda Wolfe, Daisy Wygant. 1 is 6 .rf QM? HAS'- ,....-f- 4 Jud'- 1 ,Mf- 'avr 05? g his Hs., f Q' 'Q Munn-' x 1'5- 14- '432 'lvl' Wx .aiu QU- Q-Q5 15 .. xi IA R G-Q3 ,Qty .aff if SSM -'Q'- iw' 4? hw MW '76 amy! 5'9 'ilk A? VN. Ivhfqz ' 'Q Q' xg, gif' ww, gn 'am ' 'Yah 1'-r my 55 .WW-,Y -419' mf AQGLL aw- W W -N +115 L? 35- 4,69 WJ QW? fr' W f i ,gb , K D fi, sf - K W A .H X ' ' ' -nr 1' a Q ff . y M 41'- -Q R X an av- . wk Q 5 2 L K - ,sq ,.,, ,- :-f- A-' if gin b - M l V 2 .ixw 16 iff in pw' all 'fli- F' R, L.. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY O ln September of last fall ninety-one Freshman gathered here to begin their course in this institution of learning. Although they were inexperienced they had gained recogni- tion and are a little more confident than when they entered. Mr. Gerber and Mr. Shef- fer were their sponsors. The following officers were elected: MAURICE WALP ...... -- .... ..,,,,., P resident GORDON THOMAS ..... - ---... V.... V ice-President ARTHUR' THORNTON --- ...... Secretary HOWARD HUFFMAN ..... -- Treasurer FLORENCE MAHLER ..... .......................,...,,,,,,,,, R eporier FLORENCE ANDEREGG --- .... Student Council Representative FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL FIRST ROW-Madeline Adams, Helen Albright, Florence Anderegg, Ruth Baughn, Eleanor Brossia, Ruth Brossia, Verna Brossia, Harold Browning, Merle Carpenter. , SECOND ROW-Virginia Chapman, lack Charles, Margaret Cook, Rex Cookson, Arthur Coller, Holmes Craw- ford, Iohn Davies, Charles Deqner, Richard Death. THIRD ROW-Marcia Deimling, Evelyn DeWitt, Florence Droppleman, Virginia Eckel, Howard Emch, Thelma Emch, Wilma Emch, Paul Englehardt, Iohn Graham. FOURTH ROW-Helen Grimes, Wilma Grolle, Frances Grove, Iohn Gurtzweiler, Adeline Haas, Larry Hast- ings, Bernetta Henry, Clarence Herman, Robert Hoffman. FIFTH ROW-Howard Huffman, Betty Iensen, Mary Kazmaier, Robert Keivel, Lyman Kille, William Kinder- vater, Donald Kindervater, Robert Kohl, Maribel Kohl. SIXTH ROW-Evelyn Kuhlman, Eleanor La Farree. SEVENTH ROW-Alice Lehman, Norman Len, Robert Lindsay, Florence Mahler, Iames Marriott, Iames Mc- Auley, Elmer McCarty, Anabel McFillen, Charles Mutchler. EIGHTH ROW--Elizabeth Mutchler, Alice Mutchler, Elmer Petteys, Robert Raymond, Marian Reitz, Alex Sabo, Forrest Sarver, Helen Sass, Lucille Schaller. NINTH ROW-Rose Schuele, Iohn Seminew, Mary Shue, Phyllis Shue, Quentin Snavely, Brooks Speiker, Walter Spolarich, Wilbur Stanford, Dorothea Terrey. TENTH ROW-Gordon Thomas, Richard Thomas, Don ald' Thompson, Dale Thompson, Arthur Thornton, Thomas Tinney, Margaret Tobey, Floyd Van Gunten, lohn Voland. ELEVENTH ROW--Maurice Walp, Elmer Walton, Ruth Wambold, lane Williams, Junior Williams, Robert Williams, Marjorie Wilson, Robert Wolfe, Helen Wyqant. 4 fl ri vi S E f - Q , ,-f.. ' -'Q x .lt J ,M 1' . GcneG, 3 wg? '5 .Q ug . . -'-' mf f ww , f'fixQ,iVpi,w 537351 Q Shgvfqlii .H A Mm , , 'uk f ff-4 'ii WW W was ' G 02,4 A, , in M- BRQTHEQLY Lcfvs '-A , aff, f t' 3 L- -f x 'lv VIL ,V ' Rgg 'Hia W? i W ' WTQMMY8 .,. 1'LU f BUD W, CAN ' NH if H. Swv xy :am .A-he shi? in 'Mm 7' 'Y ORGANIZP TIONS Q. ' r V' f' SCHOLARSHIP TEAM -Aug I HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, as its name suggests, is a national organization of honor students of First Grade High Schools. This society has proven to be a great inspiration 10 the student body and elevates the school standards, for each student desires to attain membership in this society, which is considered the greatest honorary distinction given by the school. Enrollment is limited to students who are conspicuously outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Perrysburg High School has held membership in this national society for ten years, and within this time has enrolled seventy-five members. Each year the faculty elect five per cent of the lunior class and ten per cent of the Senior class as members. The honored members of the l935 class are: D. Ruth Sage, Alma Beitz, May Smithers, Mary Lober, Muriel Emmitt, Hazel Holcombe, Ursula Kotowski, Virginia Zachman, Betty Wiechel, Lyonel Eckel, and Mary Cranker. Those students who were selected as the two highest students in each subject, as a result of elimination contests held in the high school, and who represented Perrysburg High School at the State Scholarship Examination held May 4, at Bowling Green, included the following members: Chemistry-May Smithers, Robert Ster- English l-Florence Mahler, Florence NATIONAL ling. Droppelrnan. Physics-Alma Reitz, Stanley Huffman. Fnqlish HWRUTII Cummins. Ir-enofe Rob' er son. General Science-Marian Reitz, Donald Kindervater. Plane Geometry-Earl Schumacher, Park Snavely. Algebra l-Anabel McFillen, Howard Huffman. Modern HistoryefElizabeth Keuhn, Rich- ard Spoerl. American History-Muriel Emmitt, Kath' erine Hillabrand. English Ill-Virginia Limmer, Hilda Mary Wenz. English lV-Hazel Holcombe, Betty Wiechel. Latin I-Evelyn Kuhlman, Dorothea Terrey. Latin II-Mary Mosher, Mary McAu1ey. French I4Alice Spreng, Mary Margaret Kurtis. French ll-Catherine Acklin, Mary Lo- ber. SEMESTER HONOR , ROLL The Semester Honor Roll is made up of those students who received an average of B or above for the semester in each of his subjects. We are happy to say that this year more pupils are members of the Semester Honor Ftoll than in any preceding year and take this advantage of congratulating them upon their excellent scholastic standing. SENIORS-Shirley Byington, Muriel Emmitt, Katherine Hillabrand, Hazel Holcombe, Mary Lober, Dorothy Lees, Katherine Lindsay, Helen Mandell, Alma Reitz, D, Ruth Sage, Lyle Schneider, May Smithers. IUNIORS-Catherine Acklin, lean Allen, lane Dickson, Nellie Duffey, Christina Hansen, Frederick Iacobs, Mary Margaret Kurtis, lohn Landwehr, Virginia Limmer, Theresa Pustay, Kathryn Shumaker, Lucille Spilker, Alice Spreng, Hilda Mary Wenz. SOPHOMORES-Lawrence Brossia, Ruth Cummins, Ocie Draime, Felia Ford, Wilma Iohnson, Elizabeth Keuhn, Mary Mosher, Mary McAuley, Eileen Mahler, Margaret lean Petteys, Lenore Robertson, Florence Smith- ers, Earl Schumacher, Parke Snavely, lane Tinney, Daisy Wygant. FRESHMEN-Florence Droppelman, Bernetta Henry, Howard Huffman, Lyman Kille, Donald Kindervater, Eve- lyn Kuhlman, Florence Mahler, Anabel McFillen, Marian Reitz, Dorothea Terrey, Robert Williams. t ' The library merits a place of distinction among the organizations of the school. lt is the spring of never-fail- ing knowledgeg and in a school it is that lump which leaventh the whole. The Perrysburg High School library consists of upwards of 1063 volumes ranging through all the general Q heads of the Dewey System. l The past school year witnessed an innovation in the libraray here, with the presentation by the Class of '34, of several volumes, among which are the following titles: The Standard Book of British and American Verse. The Life of Samuel lohnson-Boswell. A The Medeci--G. F. Young. Wuthering Heights-Bronte. Only Yesterday-Allen. Mrs. Eva Reape, Class of '93, has presented, Character Sketches of Romance Fiction and the Drama -Brew' er. We take this occasion of thanking these people for their interest. The librarians below, chosen from the student body, have given faithfully and loyally of their time and de- votion, and have made it possible for the library to function efficiently. We thank you, and we are happy that you may gain the recognition which is your due. The librarians include Ursula Kotowski, Muriel Emmitt, May Smithers, lean Allen, Mary Mosher, Adeline Sass, Shirley Byington, Mary Cranker, Charles Dowling. LIBRARIANS + U- Q HI-Y GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves are lunior and Senior girls who possess high standards of char- acter and scholarship. Their aim is to aid in the advancement of all the vital interests of girls, in terms of social, economic, intellectual, moral, and spiritual welfare, through a development of companionship, leadership, and fineness of character. Not all of our efforts, however, center inside the school. We have also assisted the community in various ways, such as, distributing literature concerning the school levy, sponsoring the Red Cross Drive, and entertaining the Welfare children with a Christmas party. We owe our success, not only to the splendid cooperation of the members, but also to the untiring efforts of Miss Forsythe, our sponsor, who has guided the club to its success. The officers who have served so faithfully throughout the year include: D. RUTH SAGE ,....,,,,,,,.,,, PIGSICIGYH ALMA REITZ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,, Treasurer VIRGINIA ZACHMAN Vice-President VIRGINIA LIMMER ,C ,,o,o,i,,, Reporter ARTHELLA BRITTEN - ao.,,,, Secretary HILDA MARY WENZ -. Chaplain The Hi-Y is an international organization of high school boys whose purpose is to seek for themselves and their fellow students the highest standards of life and conduct. The motto of the Hi-Y Club is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character . This organization, as its name implies, is affiliated with the Young Men's Christian As- sociation. The Y. M. C. A. sponsors Hi-Y training camps, World Brotherhood, Vocation- al Guidance Campaigns and various other activities of which the local club is an active participant. The officers are: - CHARLES DOWLING President IOHN LANDWEHR ..,...... Treasurer ROBERT BENCH Vice-President DONALD HALBERT .... . .,..... Reporter RICHARD WELLSTEAD Secretary WILLIAM HONNER ..,. .. ..... Chaplain MATTHEW DOWLING Sergeant-at-Arms The club is fortunate in having for its advisor, Mr. Treece, whose splendid leadership and personal character make him a true example of an ideal Hi-Y member, as well as an excellent advisor. CHARM SCHOOL Regardless of the fact that this is only the the second year of existence for this club it already has a large enrollment. The purpose of the club is to develop personality and charm in its members. Programs in the form of plays and other clever amusements have been planned to teach dancing, proper etiquette, suitable conversation, and attractive dress. The members are convinced that it is a very worthwhile club and feel Miss Forsyth was an important factor in its success this year. The officers in charge this year Were: IANET NIEDERHOUSE . ., President DOROTHY SCHEIDER ..,,c,c, Reporter NEOMA TOBER . . Vice-President WILMA IOHNSON Secy.-Treasurer RUTH CUMMINS ,. . Program Chairman .-.-..-.- PP The ten members of the Group Leadership Club are interested in parliamentary proced- ure as outlined in the O. Garfield Iones Group Leadership Manual. They find their club Work fascinating and recreational' because of the many forms of contests introduced. The experience they are getting in this club is sure to be of value to them in the future. In the club itself, each in turn is an official so that every member gets the experience of being the presiding officer 'or the floor leader. However, in order that the club may workgwith other organizations of P. H. S. it has elected as permanent officers: EARL SCHUMACHER , President 1oHN CHRISTMAN .. ......... Reporter in GROUP LEADERSHIP CLUB + of T 7 1' A - 7 ,1.....lg, A. .. ,. ,.,...4. GIRLS' ATHLETIC Assofc1A'r1oN + A Girls' Athletic Association was organized late in the school year of 1934-'35, The following officers were elected: NELLIE DUFFEY ,, ,.,,, , ,.,,,,,,, President THERSA PUSTAY ,-,- Activities Chrm, IRENE HOLKOVIC A O Vice-President MISS FORSYTH ,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,, Advisor GLENNA MAE WOLF c,.. Secy.-Treas. ' MISS MUNGER .,,..,,.,,,,,,, H-, Advisor This association has been organized for the purpose of providing suitable interests for athletically inclined girls, to encourage interest in gym classes, and to make it possible for the girls of Perrysburg High School to earn letters. Iudging from the interest shown thus far by the girls the association promises to be very successful and valuable. The Boys' Athletic Club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Sheffer. At the first meeting the following officers were elected for the year: DAVID STANFORD ., t.tt President BERNARD FOX Y Secretary-Treasurer NORBERT HIMBURG., Vice-President BOB LINDSAY , v,,,,,.,,.,,..,... Reporter The purpose of this club is to strive for better health and sportsmanship and to create in its members a greater interest in athletics. Discussions were held and reports given at the meetings on various sports. BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB ECONOMICS HOME CLUB This club was organized under the sponsorship of Miss Wahl. The officers elected for the year include: WILMA EMCH iAi......ooo. President MARGARET HERMAN .,,, Secretary ZELTA KAZMAIER ,,,, ,Vice-President WILMA GROLLE ,,,,,,,,,,,-,, Treasurer MARGARET PETTEYS ...........r..,... Reporter Under the leadership of these officers and its sponsor, Miss Wahl, the club has been very active. The work has covered a large field ranging from the painting of silhouette pictures to the creating of various sewing projects. At Christmas time inexpensive toys were made for children. The club has also planned and served two luncheons this year, accommodating about forty members and guests. A display is being planned to be given in coherence with the Home Economics Class. The club has worked hard to maintain its name, Live Wires. The aim of the Science Club is to create and promote interest in General Science by combining amusement with practical scientific knowledge. The club has become quite popular because of its special appeal to scientific students. The following officers were elected to guide us through the year: ARTHUR THORNTON ....,. President ELIZABETH JENSEN ......,,.. Secretary KARL MICHELSON .,..c Vice-President MARTIN ALTHOFF ....,,,.,, Treasurer MARY MOSHER ,,,..,v.c,,, Program Chairman These officers, with the help of Mr. Canfield and Mr. Haydock, have directed a series of very interesting programs, consisting of discussions and reports on electricity, pres- sure, and various other scientific phenomena. SCIENCE CLUB + l LATIN CLUB + The First and Second year Latin Clubs were organized this year under the capable leadership ot Miss Forsyth. The usual name Veni, Vidi, Vici, was selected. The colors chosen were Roman purple and silver, and the motto, Succeed, We Can, We Must. The purpose ot the club is to attain that knowledge of the Roman language, customs, ideals, characteristics, and literature, to make Latin one ot the most interesting subjects in the high school curriculum. A program was presented during one ot our regular convocation periods to impress upon the student body the great importance and value of Latin. First Year Club- Second Year Club--- EVELYN KUHLMAN ,c,. ,President WILMA IOHNSON , as President FLORENCE MAHLER aVice-President MARY MCAULEY Secretary-Treasurer RUTH WAMBOLD Secretary-Treasurer DOROTHY SCHEIDER , ,..,.,, Reporter DOROTHEA TERREY Program Chrm. MARTIN ALTHOFFL Program Chrm. The two French Clubs were organized separately this year, each class having a meet- ing once a month with programs ot a varied nature conducted in French through which were portrayed the language, customs, literature, music, and other interests of France and her people. Senior Officersg Iunior Officers-- MARY LOBER , L, , L President IANE DICKSON or 7, President BETTY WIECHEL a,,,,c , a Reporter IOHN LANDWEHR - 7, ,a Reporter With the help and guidance ot Miss Forsyth we feel that we have completed a very successful year. LE CE RCLE FRANCAIS -4G. STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to aid in the internal government of the school, to cooperate with the faculty in the furthering of suitable extra curricular activities, and to promote the interest of the school by developing in the students a sense of responsibil- ity for the school's well being. Elected as officers for the year were: RICHARD WELLSTEAD o....o President IANET NIEDERHOUSE Vice-President ALMA REITZ ,oo.r,r... Secretary and Reporter Mr. Huffman, our sponsor, led us through the year in an experienced manner. We feel that this is a worthwhile organization, and certainly one of the most helpful for the school. The purpose of this club is to acquaint the student body with the better types of litera- ture and to become more intimate ourselves with good books. To accomplish the first ob- iect, we have presented book booths for the students. For our own benefit, we have had book reviews, and we have had speakers who talked to us about the various phases of literature in which we were interested. This is a very interesting club, and with Miss Munger as our sponsor, we have had a most enjoyable Year. DORIS TURNER ,, ,,,, ,. ..,,.,.,. President FELIA FORD ,.., Secretary-Treasurer BETTY KEUHN .,,.,,.. .. Vice-President HILDA MARY WENZ Art Editor BOOKLOVERS CLUB -47 GIRLS' ff GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club was organized in the fall with the election of the following officers: URSULA KOTOWSKI ..w,,o,. President EMMA IANE TROYER..Property Mgr. KATHERINE LINDSAY Vice-President VIGINIA HILL ,..... Property Manager ARTHELLA BRITTEN ,....Y SGCYFTIGGS- ADELINE SASS ....,II.,.,.....,, Librarian VIRGINIA LIMMER ,,,,,,,, Reporter ARTHELLA BRTTEN .... Accompanist This organization deserves praise for the efforts they have put forth, Mr. Gerber having stated that it is the best Girls' Glee Club he has ever had. The Club was represented in the Northwestern Eisteddfod, where it sang Rain, by Curran. The Boys' Glee Club was organized this year with a membership of thirty-four boys who, under the capable leadership of Mr. Gerber, have given their best efforts toward musical accomplishments. Twenty-nine of the members were selected to represent our high school in the Music Contest at Bluffton. The contest numbers were: The Song of the Waves and The Song of the Western Men. The officers were: RICHARD WELLSTEAD , President MATTHEW DOWLING c,c. , Librarian GLENN BURDO , . Vice-President PAUL KAZMAIER -. Reporter ROBERT BENCH Secretary-Treasurer ICE LEHMAN .Property Manager EVELYN ULRICH .Accompanist BOYS GLEE CLUB + .48.. MIXED CHORUS + , This Chorus is one made up of both girls and boys, offering a group of greater var- iety for musical productions in Chorus work. IACK THORNTGN ,,,,,,,,,,,, President D. RUTH SAGE ,,,,,YY,Y-----,-w- Librarian DONALD HALBERT u,.. Vice-President CATHERINE ACKLIN ........ Reporter ARTHELLA BRITTEN v,,u, Secy.-Treas. EMMA IANE TROYER.,Property Mgr. RICHARD WELLSTEAD ,,,, Property Manager The numbers prepared for the contest were: The Long Day Closes by Arthur Sul- livan, and Lo, A Voice to Heaven Sounding by Demetric Stepanovitch Bortniousky. The Northwestern Eisteddfod was held this year at Ada, Ohio, March 29. The students chosen at the local elimination contest as our most capable representa- tives were as follows: Tenor Solo ..,.,,........ V- Laurel Phillips Clarinet Solo .....,i..,,... Iohn Huffman Soporano Solo ....,. Ruth lane Lippert Trombone Solo .,.... Howard Huffman Alto Solo ..ai.aa,,.....,..,.. May Smithers Violin Solo ....i,a.iaa. Holmes Crawford Trumpet Solo ..a..,.. Stanley Huffman Piano Solo ..,.,.....,,...... D. Ruth Sage Girls' Ensemblex .,,...,..,..,..,....,,,,,.,,,,,,,.....,,..ua C .-su,svasusasss,.s,s..,,.................,, D. Ruth Sage, Virginia Kopp, Florence Smithers, May Smithers, Ruth Iane Lippert, Virginia Zachman Mixed Quartet ,.,,.,,.c,,.,,.,,,,, Laurel Phillips, Ruth Lippert, Virginia Kopp, Dick Wellstead Boys' Quartet .aa,aaaavaaaaa Laurel Phillips, Paul Harbauer, Perkins Henry, Dick Wellstead Girls' Trio .....,i ,,.,,..-.,,....i,i,usususu, D orotghy Scheider, Arthella Britten, Marclal Kautz Girls' Duet a.,.,,. ,,C.,.v..,.-,..,C,Caaa.,aas.vaa...-rr-rrrrrrrr,,,, H ilda Scheider, Dorothy Scheider E-Alto Horn ,aa,aa .........a,,,,-r,-,-,--,,,,,,.,.,..-...,,.,,,ssis.ia,. Ge rald Loomis Baritone Solo ,aaaaa .,.....,-,-i,v,,a,cs,,,,,......,YVrrrrrrrrrr,---,---,,,,,,,,..,,...,.,av,,.,. O rville Decko Bass Solo .....,,..a.,u,.sssssu,C,,CCAC,,,..,.,,,.............,v,,,,,-,,,,,,v,v,,, g ,,....-,su,,.,i.......,.i.. Ioe Lehman Clarinet Ensemble s,..,..o. ..,--.Iohn Huffman, Iohn Landwehr, Bill Honner, Mary K. Kazmaier Brass Ensemble f,f, f Stanley Huffman, Martin L. Althoff, Howard Huffman, Iohn Christman We feel honored when we realize there were thirty-one schools competing and Perrys- burg won second place. NORTHWESTERN EISTEDDFOD 'I' -49. --f -A ----'-1- O R C S Each year shows the development of Mr. Gerber's work as director of Perrysburg High School Orchestra. The Orchestra of thirty-one musicians includes several players who have had much experience in school music. The success of the High School Orchestra is largely due to the fact that Mr. Gerber has a lunior Orchestra to give pupils training in advance for the Senior High School Orchestra. Good music is becoming a tradition in P. H. S. The Orchestra stands ready for all occasions. It serves both the school and the community. They are available for tree ser- vices of smaller groups taken from the Orchestras: such as a reed quartet, brass quartet, and occasional trios, duets, and soloists. We do not know of a school in this part of the state that engages in more contest work in music than Perrysburg High School. The reason for this has been Mr. Gerber's desire to take an active part in the most phenomenal change that has ever come to secondary education, which is no other than the advancement made in school music. Mr. Gerber's ambitions areshared by his pupils. The Orchestra alone is making ten entries in the l935 music contestsg the whole Orchestra is in a contest, and out of the Orchestra are en- tered two ensembles and seven soloists. Win or lose in these contests, the young musicians gain so much through concentration of effort in preparing for the contests that the result is sure to be a great victory. The officers of the Orchestra include: STANLEY HUFFMAN ...... . President HOWARD HUFF MAN ........ Reporter WILLIAM HONNER -, Vice President' IOHN HUFFMAN ........ Q ..... Librarian MARDALKAUTZ Secretary-Treasurer ELMER PETTEYS Property Manager IOHN CHRISTMAN ........ Property Manager PERSONNEL H . E T Violin Dorothy Scheider Holmes Crawford lean Petteys Marcia Deimlinq Margaret Cook Elmer Petteys Wilma Grolle Hilda Wolfe Ruth Bauqhn Saxophone Frederick Iacobs Russel Deubner Alto Gerald Loomis lurior Williams Baritone Paul Enqlehardt Piano Lenore Robertson Drum Orville Decko Robert Williams Violi Mardal Kautz Bass Helen Albright Cbass violl Frederick Althoff ttubal E-Clarinets Iohn Huffman lohn Landwehr William Honner Mary Kazriaier Virqinia Chapman Alice Lehman Trumpet Stanley Huffman Martin Althoif Trombone Howard Huffman Iohn Christman Laurel Phillips B A N D When school was resumed in the fall of l934, the Perrysburq school band was organ ized under the direction of Mr. Gerber. Each member resolved to do his best in making this year's band the best band that Perrysburq has ever had. The officers elected for the year were: IOHN l-IUFFMAN r,,,rc,,.... A- President HOWARD HUFFMAN c....... Librarian FREDERICK ALTHOFF Vice-President GERALD LOOMIS v..,r ....,.. R eporter JOHN CHRISTMAN ,,.c..,. Secy.-Treas. PAUL HARBAUER .,c.,.,. Drum Malor RUSSEL DEUBNER ,r,rc,,.., Property Manager PERSONNEL Trumpet William Nesper Trombone Stanley Huffman Miles Deimlinc Martin Althoft Donald Young Donald Reed William Christman Robert Grolle Phylis Pence Gertrude Thornton Glenn Honner Mary McAuley lames McAuley Dale Schneider Merle Carpenter William Redman Eb-Alto Horn Gerald Loomis Iunior Williams Dale Huffman lack Marriott Florine Porter Snare and Bass Drum Luther Webb Robert Williams Tympani Orville Decko Bb-Clarinet lohn Huffman William Honner Mary Kazmaier Virginia Chapman Margaret Leydorf Alice Lehman Paul Deubner Hilda Scheider Howard Huffman Iohn Christman Laurel Phillips Harold Redman Helen Albriqht Baritone Paul Enqlehardt Bb-Tenor Saxophone Iohn Landwehr Eb-Saxophone Russel Deubner Frederick lacobs Eb-Tuba Frederick Althoff Cymbal Elmer Petteys SOIVIETHIN' STAFF + .52. EDITOR-IN -CHIEF Alma Reitz Associate Editors Rock Cummings Ruth Hahn Francis Kaltenmarlc Muriel Emmitt Bichard Wellstead Katherine Lindsay Business Managers Charles Dowling Paul Harhauer D. Ruth Sage Robert Bench Virginia Zachman Adeline Sass Plate Artists Donald Mericle Betty Wiechel William Schwind Typists Helen Black Mary Lober Faculty Advisors C. B. Biggle, Supt, C, C. Treece, Prin. ,.. . .1 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF D. Ruth Sage Associate Editors Mary Cranker Perkins Henry Ursula Kotowski Ruth Hahn Virginia Zachman Richard Wellstead Business Managers Bock Cummings Paul Harhauer Artists Donald Mericle Betty Wiechel Typists Helen Black Shirley Byington Mary Loher Alma Reiiz Faculty Advisors Mr. Barber Miss Forsyth BLACK AND GOLD STAFF DRAMATIC CLUB This has proved to be another successful year for this well known organization, due perhaps to the talent we have had to work with, and also to the size of the club. We have sponsored quite a number of plays this year for the general benefit of Perrysburg and the school. The officers who served for the year were: ROBERT KILLE ., .. .. .. .. .- President MARY CRANKER Secretary-Treasurer IOHN LANDWEHR . .,Vice-President ARTHELLA BRITTEN Reporter Mr. Barber, the director of the club, is greatly responsible for the success of our pro- ductions, and deserves much credit for his willing effort. This club was newly organized this year under the worthy sponsorship of Miss Mun- ger. At the first meeting the following officers were elected: ROCK CUMMINGS . . President IRENE RICHARDS ,ca,,c .. . Secretary ORVILLE DECKO . Vice-President IOHN THORNTON .- .- Treasurer KATHERINE LlNDSAY . . Reporter The purpose of this club was to boost all school activities and to create and maintain a clean athletic spirit throughout the school. During the past year the club has been busy preparing programs and ribbons which were sold at the football games. A moving picture also was sponsored as a means of financing various school activities. A dance was given by the club in March which proved to be a success. We feel that we have accomplished a great deal during our first year and we hope to do even better in the future. OT BOOSTERS CLUB + .53- RED CROSS GIRLS + As service is one oi the outstanding principles of the Girl Reserve Code, a great part of the G. R. yearly program is centered around various means of serving our school and community in every possible manner. One of our outstanding deeds ot service this year was the Red Cross Drive conducted entirely by the members oi the Gill Reserves oi Perrysburg High School. The girls with their significant headdress canvassed the entire city of Perrysburg, as well as the outlying districts. Due to their earnest, sincere efforts, the quota for our com- munity was reached, and exceeded. The Hi-Y and Girl Reserve Organizations furnished students to assist in spreading knowledge and printed material on the Three mill levy for schools last November. Below is a picture oi the group. These young people are to be congratulated upon their Willingness to serve the community in a good cause. SERVICE CLUB WORKERS + -54. INTERIOR VIEWS OF P. H. S. CHEMISTRY LABORATORY DOMESTIC SCIENCE MANUAL TRAINING + e Q1 53' ,lr 1:1 w X xw 3,3 all Q mv W- 4, v if 'gs- Y vii' ,W 1 r' ig -.V V, 3' 55? ' xxx We ig S ig Q Y ' A 6 in 95 fb 9 .22 AS A 5 Q' in ,,,.. 1 W 3 5 ' 3 Q Na Ie A Y A A W W K 'Eff iff! Mmm A ff - V '. ,l Ja- H1411 1' W V ,fg F g A , 4 ... ,Fl , af -PTF 2 M AL 1 . Dyck ' T' x I gf A K' If has fa H 143153 I W - 1, :fn ','55f3W' - . T 9' ai E 5 k 4 nf -A , I A 'A - .- .Hifi , , L 51,3 4 453521, .1 , Q' iitg, ,, L Z5 ? I J iw A . xl 455314231 7 --1. ef 4,-5 My! . fix Lwgram.. W R. 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Doc was of great assistance during our football season this year. He helped whip the green material into shape and did much in the Way of teaching the basis fundamentals of the game to the beginners. Everyone appreciates Doc's service and interest in our athletic team and many a bump dicln't feel so bad when he was around to administer first aid to the boys. Mr. Treece. Faculty Manager-Mr. Treece showed great interest in our athletic teams this year. In addition to his regular duties as Manager he also helped out with the coaching during the football season. Vtlhen he made a suggestion the boys made an honest attempt to carry out the plan. Mr. Treece has been of great assistance to Coach Sheffer and can certainly be praised for his work in helping to develop the teams of P. H. S. CCACHES FOOTBALL PERSONALS Captain Liebherr: Fullback-- Al was a fighter in all games this year. He was a great de- fensive man, he could always gain a few yards when they were needed badly. Gradua- tion will take Al and his position will be mighty hard to fill. So here's to you, All Dick Wellstead: Halfback- Dick was handicapped this year by illness and injuries but even these could not keep him from playing some great football. He starred especially in the Maumee game. Dick is one of the few who have made four letters in football at P. H. S. He was the sparkplug of the team and will be greatly missed next fall. Bratche Webster: Guard- Brakie was one of our smaller boys this year, registering 6 feet, 2 inches, and with weight in proportion to it. He was shifted around in several posi- tions and proved to be a tough man in all of them. He played a fine game and was ad- mired by all. He too, is a Senior and will be a great loss to P. H. S. football. So long, Brakiel William Schwind: End- Bill played sort of a mediocre brand of ball at the start but about mid-season he opened up. When they circled his end he really tackled with drive so that any ball carrier was glad to evade him. He could also snag passes and make qoOd yardage. He, too, will leave us by graduation. Good luck, Bill! Glenn Reither: Halfback- Glenn was a valuable man in our back field. When Liebherr couldn't punt 60 yards, Glenn could always kick them 59. As a runner he had drive and deception. Too bad that graduation will take Glenn as he would have made a good punt- er next year. Sorry to see you go, Glenn. Iames Stemen: Quarterback- lim was the lightest man on the varsity but an excellent safety man. He was a fighter, a deceptive runner, and a boy that tackled with a fierce drive. lim found it inconvenient to stay with us and we are truly sorry to lose him. Charles Richards: Tackle- Chuck , also, stands tall and wide. He really received the thrill that good football gives and played a whale of a game. He has one more year and should rate as the best lineman P. H. S. has ever had. We wish you lots of luck, Chuck. Earl Schumacher: Tackle- Earlie was our heaviest man this year and he certainly used his weight to good advantage. He is an honor student and a clever man on the gridiron, being the only P. H. S. student to be a member of the National Scholastic Athletic So- ciety. He is only a Sophomore so he will be heard of and admired as a student and foot- ball player in the next two years. We're with you Earl, so show your stuff. Fred Althofi: Tackle- Fred was a new man on the gridiron this season, but he got a lot of experience and should be a good bet for any coach. He has one more year at P. H. S. so let's go, Fred! Iames Cousino: End- Frenchy received much experience this year and should be the outstanding end in the League next season. He can snag passes and take them down the field like nobody's business. He has two more years to play, so We're expecting a lot from you, Frenchy. Edgar Liebherr: Quarterback- Ed was our safety man part of the time and a halfback the rest of the season. He was a good open field runner with enough deception to make anyone watch him. He, too, has two more years to spend with us, so we'll be looking for you, Ed. David Stanford: Center- Dave was a bit light for his position this year but had lots of fight and played a- good game. He has two years yet to show his stuff for P. H. S. Give all you have, Dave. Norbert Himburq: Guard- Hamburg is a stocky boy with a drive to hold back any op- position. He plays a fighting game and gets his share of the tackles. He has two more years to play so we hope to see him fighting for P. H. S. again next year. Dale Thompson: Halfback- Whitey was a Freshman that saw quite a bit of service this year. He lacked experience but was a hard fighter. He is determined to make himself a real back, so watch him! Maurice Walp: Guard- Bud was the only Freshman to make the Varsity this year. He's plenty tough and nothing can hold him from breaking through and stopping plays. We hope to see more great playing from you the next three years, Bud. .t . fy.. 2 BASKETBALL REVIEW FOOTBALL REVIEW + The football season of 1934 can be classed as another building year. We feel that in another year or two P. H. S. should put one of the best teams in the county on the field. Many more Freshmen are participating in the game than in preceding years and if any- thing will bring success to P. H. S. football this interest shown by the underclassmen certainly ought to. Spring practice this year will call about thirty-five lads together. What is in store for us next fall, however, still remains to be seen. The huge problem of theCoach Will be to find some men who can take the place of those who are graduating this May. Among those who will leave will be Wellstead and Lieb- herr of the backfield, Schwind and Webster of the line, and Reither, P. H. S.'s star punter. Although the team of lQ34-l935 played the same teams as those played last year our boys were at a disadvantage because of the size of our men and the loss of some good material from last year. The wholeugarne, nevertheless, does not rest in the score. Good sportsmanship is an important item, and We feel the boys have been good sports. P. H. S. presented some oi the best class A ball at the tournament at Defiance this year, much of the credit belonging to Mr. Sheffer for his fine training of the boys. lt is hard to determine just what next year will bring, considering the loss of Burkhart, Wellstead, and Liebherr, through graduationg but with Schumacher, Haas, Iacobs, and Stanford back, along with some good substitutes we should have a team that will make us all stand up and cheer. BASKETBALL ' PERSONALS Q s Captain Wellstead-Forward Dick was the only member of his class to win four letters in basketball. He was handicapped by size but speed, clev- erness, and lots of fight did much to over- come this handicap. ln the class A tourna- ment at Defiance he was the high point man of either team with ll points to his credit. Sorry to see you go, Dick! Gordon Burkhart-Center Burkie played a smooth game all sea- son. We could always depend on him to sink the short ones as well as to jump center. He is one of our veteran ball play- ers that will leave us this year through graduation. P. H. S. will be at a loss next year when this boy doesn't report. Good luck to you, Burkie! Albert Liebherr-Guard Al was oft form tor awhile this season. He was capable but just couldn't get go- ing. ln the final games of the season, how- ever, he opened up and proved his worth to any basketball club as a guard and an offensive player. P. H. S. is going to miss him next year. Good luck, Al! Ambrose Haas-Forward Ham is one of those graceful boys we all like to see on a basketball floor. He has another year to play and we're expecting a lot from you, Ham. l Frederick Iacobs-Forward Freddie plays an aggressive game and is an asset to a ball club. He has re- ceived enough experience this year tc make him the best forward in the League, so watch him next year. David Stanford-Guard Dave has developed into a good guard and with a little more experience he should be of great value to P. H. S. He has two more years, so let's go, Dave. Earl Schumacher--Center Earlie is fast becoming the main cog in P. H. S. athletics. You have two more years, Earl, and we are depending on you for winning teams. GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIP INTRAMURAL TEAM GIRLS' GYM CLASS + Great interest and enthusiasm has been displayed in the Girls' Gym Classes this year and a very active program has been carried out, beginning with hikes, baseball, volley ball, marching, calesthenics, and then, of course, basketball. Since the close of the bas- ketball season the girls have been very active in tumbling, pyramid building, relays, folk dances, novelty dances, and tap dancing, all of which the girls presented to the public in the evening of March 26 in a very clever gym exhibition. An unusual degree of enthusiasm and interest has been displayed in the Girls' Phy- sical Education work this year, and of course especially in basketball. ' A keen rivalry was shown in the Girls' lntramurals in February. The captains of each class team drew for the team to be played.The drawing resulted in the Seniors playing the Freshmen, with a score of 63 to 7 in favor of the Seniors, although the Freshmen showed some excellent playing and teamwork. The Iuniors defeated the Sophomores in a very close, evenly matched contest, the score being 18 to 14. The final game was play- ed between the Seniors and Iuniorson the evening of March 8 before a' large crowd, the Seniors playing a fast, winning game, displaying very clever teamwork and plays. We are losing some fast, clever players this year through graduation, who have proved themselves outstanding in their four years of playing basketball. . , r:::l!-:few ma V,-.ww -1 M s I- vf'v2'lf-m1t'V ' :Ewa W l BOYS' GYM CLASS Perrysburg High enioyed a very successful season of intramural athletics. This type of contest not only develops players for fuiure varsity teams but also gives every stu- dent an opportunity to take part in athletics. Our intramural basketball league was composed of eight teams. These teams were coached by members of the varsity squad. During the regular league schedule fifty-two games were played, with a total of seventy-two boys taking part. The teams coached by Wellstead and Liebherr finished the season, tied for first place. Wellstead's team, composed of Cupp, Reis, Thomas, H. Lehman, Emch, F. Richards, and S. Huffman, won the play off. Gordon Thomas, of the championship team, was moved to the varsity squad and was one of the ten players to go to the Defiance tournament. Bob Heckler of Burkhart's team, was the leading scorer of the league, scoring a total of 79 points. He was followed closely by Paul Kazmaier of the Iacob Five with a total of 74 points. Liebherr's team scored the highest number of points in a single game defeating Hon- ner 41 to 23. Stanford's team was the strongest defensively, holding Haas' team to one point in one of the best played games during the season. BOYS as CHAMPIONSHIP INTRAMURAL TEAM CALENDAR September 4-School opens with about three hundred titty students pushing down the door in their efforts to be admitted. 18-Glee Clubs organized. Zl-Class elections. Football game at Gibsonburg. It was the boys' first game under lights and they didn't shine any too well. 25-All that cheering? lt's the Boosters' Club getting together for the first time. 28-Bowling Green game. October 3-Various school clubs organized. 5-Whitehouse game. tlt was rumored the Coach had a heart attack after this one.l 10- Somethin ' out. Somethin' in it? ll-Address to students by Rev. Wolfe. 12-eWhat's wrong with this Dicture? Whitmer vs. P. H. S. l6-Senior Roast at Canal Park. CWho carried the hotrdogs this tirnefll 25-Halloween Masquerade Dance. Boo!! 26-Football game at Point Place. November 8-Aunt Sophy and Uncle Ezra Visited us today, By Cracky! 9-Yellow Iackets tangled on the gridiron with Rosstord. Homecoming Dance. 15-16-Dramatic Club presented Tweedles for the public. Nicely done, cast! l6-We played our last football game with Maumee. 22-Induction of fellows into Hi-Y. 27- Sornethin ' out. Oh, Thanksgiving. 28HLiyingston's had a big day. Senior pictures taken. 29-At last! Thanksgiving vacation. December 3---The school bell rings again. 7-St. lohns' is the opponent tonight. 12- TWeedles is repeated. 14-Perrysburg vs. Whitmer. Z0-G. Rfs give Christmas Party tor little tots who didn't expect Santa. A fine spirit, girls. 21-Dickens' Christmas Carol given in chapel. National Honor Society members chosen lCongratulations!l Rossford stings Iackets. No school until next year. Ianuary 3ABasketball with our friends across the river. 8-Big outing tor Hi-Y boys at the Downtown Y. Some fun! ll-Point Place. 30-Presidents Birthday Ball. CALENDAR February 1-That Bosstord team again! 12-13- Big-Hearted Herbert given for the Farmers' Institute. 14-Who gave Mr. Haydock that comic valentine? 15-High pressure Annual salesmen are about. 26-Black and Gold Staff chosen. March 1--The B. G. Bobcats had a tough evening with the home town boys. 5-Tri-State representative talked to us. Seniors, we were shocked at your manners! 6-We were informed of the practical use of Latin today. 8-Basketball tournament at Defiance. tThe team came back on the next bus.l ll-Boosters' Club Dance. A very nice affair. 12-Work began in earnest on the Annual. 18-Group pictures taken for Annual. Music eliminations held in au- ditorium. 20-Rev. Kleupfel gives students an address in convocation. 22-Ioint Hi-Y--Girl Reserve Learn to Dance, Dance. 26f--Physical Education, Dramatic, and Music Departments put on pro- gram for Parent-Teachers' Association. 29m District Music Contest at Ada. tSolo and Ensemble-.J April l- Somethin ' out. lt's April Fool's Day, you know. 5-District Orchestra and Band Contest at Bowling Green. 9-Marionette Show. 12-District Chorus and Glee Club Contest at Bluffton. -Sophomore Dance. 18-Annual Hi-Y sponsored Easter Convocation. 19-Good Friday. No school. May 4-State Scholarship Contest at Bowling Green State College. 6-Black and Gold out. ll-State Music Contest at Oberlin. 13-14-15-Final exams for Seniors. 15-Recognition Day Convocation. 16-Sophomore, lunior, Senior Banquet. l8-Class Play, f'Peg O' My Heart, Miss Forsyth, Director. 19-Baccalaureate. 21-Class Play, lt Never Rains, Mr. Barker, Director. ZZ-Commencement, Mr. Paul Barrett, Speaker. if ,sk at SNOW SCENES S. A , 3 ' 1 ff L 5 1 New ,S ' f I N 54 -wwfm M fw A 1 A LU M N I U 1866 Anna Beach.. .. .........,. .. .. Esther Crook-Sutton. ....... . Helen Hitchcock-Troup. ..... . 1870 Gertrude Hitchcock-Story. . . . . . . . . ,Deceased . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . ..... Deceased . . . .......... Deceased Ada Hitchcock-Hall. ...................... Deceased Mary Beach-Marvin. .... 1 ..... Chattanooga. Tenn. Kate Brown-Tucker. .... . ...... .......... D eceased Marion Laskey-Shanks ........ . ..... Deceased Kittie M. Smith. ....... .... ....... D eceased Anna Shannon-Caples .......... Marion H. Curtis ............ Maggie Roach. ........ Euphemia Robertson .... . . . Miami. Florida . . . . . . .Deceased .. . . .Deceased . . .San Diego, Calif. Sarah Lindsay-Douglas ...,..... ........... D ecesaed Henry A. Ross. ........... . 1873 Pearly Gates-Wollridge ...... Jessie Frederick ............ . Mabel Smith. .......... . . Eugenia Beach-Chapman .... Chauncey Taylor .............. 1874 . ...... Caldwell. Kansas . . . . .Address Unknown ..........Deceased ..........Deceased . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . . .Deceased Tillie Roach .................. .......... D eceased Tillie Escott-Hartshorn ...... Eva Powers-Williams, . . . Eliza Webb-Taylor ..,.... . . . May Robertson-Averill ...... . . . . , Perryshurg. Ohio . . . . . .Urbana. Ohio ...........Deceased . . . . . .San Diego, Calif. Anette Ross'Hume ......,......,.......... Deceased 1876 Eliza Thompson ............... K .......... Deceased Etta Webb-Bock .... ............. C hicago, Illinois Carrie E. Lindsay.. .. ...... Mary Dodge-Miller ............ ' 1879 Lewis Webb .................. Orra.C. McKnight .......... Carrie L. Brown. ........ . . ...........Di-ceased .......Deceased . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio ...........Deceased Nettie Lawrence-Haylor ................... Deceased Minnie Wetmore- Blue ..................... Deceased Mattie Westcott-Hillabrand.. . .Cleveland Park, D.C. Alice E. Crook .,......................... Deceased Edith Day-Allen ........ .... 1880 Anna Hirth-Mason. ........ . Alta Trowbridge-Watson ..... Nellie Krepps-Wilson ..... Lillie Oblinger-Kohl.. . . . Mary I. Carroll ............. Amelia Mclsaac-Roberts ..... 1882 .......Providence, R.I. . . . ........ Deceased . . . .Saginaw, Mich. . . . .Kansas City, Mo. . . ........... Deceased . . .Salt Lake City. Utah . . . . . . .Milwaukee, Wis. Sophia Hendrix-Richardson ...... Bowling Green, Ohio Fred B. Hollenbeck. ........ . . . . . . . . . .Seattle, Wash. Maggie Zaenger .......... . ............... Deceased Carrie Pierce-Thompson ......... ..... D eceased 1883 Lucy Boyce-Lowe ............. Ada Fleming ................ . . .Toledo. Ohio . .......... Deceased Bertha Trowbridge-Chandler .... , ...... Mesa, Arizona Nettie Hendrix-Lane ......... . . . Bowling Green, Ohio lda Zingg-Pomeroy .............. , ........ Deceased Lena Zurfluh. ......................... Toledo. Ohio 1884 Nettie Oblinger-Hamilton. ................. Deceased Mary Seihert-Whitehead. . . . . Minnie Yeager-Murray ...... . ..... Perrysburg. Ohio .. . . .Punta Gorda, Fla. Sophia Zaenger-Hampton .................. Deceased . 1835 Joseph E. Baird ................ Bowling Green, Ohio Emily Adams-Roose ...,.... Eva Rheinfrank-Lampman. . . Perr sbur Ohio . . . . . .. y . g, A .Sault Ste. Mane, Mich. Ella E. Hollenbeck.. ...................... Deceased Mary B. Weddell. ........... . . . . .Los Angeles, Calif. Julia Brown-Dawson ......... . . ...... Haskins, Ohio Ida Zurfiuh ........................... Toledo. Ohio Hallie Hollenbeck-Hollenback 1886 John Barton ............... Henry R. Roether .......... Julia Eberly-Pyle ....... Cora Chappell-Barton ....... Grace Hollenbeck. ........... . . A 1887 Alice C. Johnson. ......... . . Margaret M. Weddell-Ray. . . . . . . . . .Springheld. Mo. . . .......... Deceased . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ....Brunswick, Ga. . .. .. . . .Deceased . . . .Toledo. Ohio . .... Deceased . . . .Deceased Fanny A. Veitch ............... Santa Barbara. Calif. 1887 Minta Stevens-Kennedy ..... . ...... Toronto. Canada Myra H. Hanson ............,......... Toledo. Ohio 1888 Bernard Getz ............... Frederick J. Champney ...... Harry Cook ......... . . . Russell Williams ....... Genia Buckhouse ....... Kate Wetzel-Jameson.. . . May Chappell. .......... . Emma Curtis4Letherman. , . Edith Lamnman-Powers ..... May Wallace. ................ . 1889 Charles Hayes. . .,......., . . Kittie Hayes-Cooley.. ..... . . Edith Frusher-Pope ........ Winifred Frusher-Redick .... . . . . .Fort Worth, Texas . .,..... Cygnet, Ohio ...........Deceased . . . .Pr-frrysburg, Ohio ..........Deceased . . .Cordalis, Oregon . . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio .. . . .Jonesville, Mich. . . Brookings, S.Dak. ..........Deceased . . . . . . . .Glendale. Calif. . . . .McLaughlin, S.Dak. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .............Deceased William H. Rheinfrank ............. Perrysburg, Ohio Jessie Wallace-Hullibarger .... Clara Chappuies-Williams.. . . . . .Bowling Green, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Frances I.aFarree. ........... ...........Deceased Cora M. Pierce-Franey ...,.,.,..... Perrysburg, Ohio Nettie Zingg-Hegamaster ..... 1890 ..........Toledo.Ohio Howard A. Lampman ........... San' Francisco. Calif. James Archibald Ross ............ Minneapolis, Mlnn. John Fitterer .......... Ira Hoover ......,...... Anna Roether. .......... . . . . . . . . .Laramie. Wyo. . . .Los Angeles. Calif. .........,Deceased . . .Republic, Ohio Audubon Johnson. .......... . Kittie Cald well-Voght .......... ..............Deceased Edith Hollenbeck-Brandhuber ....... Perrysburg, Ohio 1891 Mabel Hilton-Maddy . .,...... . Mary Oblinger ......... . . . . . Myrta Wilson-Hayes ........ 1892 Edith Chapman-Champney. . Minnie Hayes-Sullivan ..,.... Myrta Wight-Sheridan ...... Lena Wedertz-Mead .... Julia Knerr-Burnett. . . Betty Thornton ........ Edith Escott-Witzler .... Alta Witzler-Veitch ...... Clara Knull-Finkhiner, . . . Charles P. Champney ........ George B. Rheinfrank. ...... . 1893 Daisy Thompson-Davidson ..... Fannie Adams-Bates ....... Eva Zingg-Reape ......... Grace Blinn-Harvey ...., . . . .Camlachie. Ont. ..........Deceased . . .... Glendale. Calif. ....,..Perrysburg. Ohio . ....... Toledo. Ohio . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . . . .Deceased . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio ...........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ..........Toledo, Ohio . . .Grand Rapids, Ohio Deceased 'Co1ony, Ohio . ......... Deceased . . . Ellensburg. Wash. . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ., . . . . . Sylvania, Ohio lla Lawrence Cole ........ .......... C hicago. Illinois Della Tracy-Munger .......... .West Hartford. Conn. Charles F. Chapman, Jr. ............... Toledo, Ohio 1894 Lillie Charles-Paine ......... Carrie Keller-Brown ......... Leslie M. Ross. .... . Julia M. Roether, .... VVilliam J. Wedertz .... Samuel J. Reither. . . Hallie M. Blinn ............ Frederick C. Averill .......,. 1895 Jean K. Hollenheck. ..... ...... Gertrude E. Chapman ........ Addie Jezzard-Marvin ..... Helen Sampson-Kell ..... Bertha G. Cranker ..... Oliver N. Wedertz. .... . . Maxwell W. Ross ........... . . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . .Fort Wayne, Indiana .. . . . . . .Gallatin, Tenn. . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ..........Deceased . . . . . . . . .Vlfashington . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Toledo. Ohio ..........Deceased . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . .... Cincinnati, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .New York City . . . . .New York City Gertrude Hayes-McCain ..,. .... ..... T o ledo, Ohio 1896 Mayme A. Nolan ..,.............. Pearl P. Trombla-Bayer .... . . Lila A. Ward .............. Gertrude Veitch-Stevens ..... Amelia VVetzel-Ruswinckel. . . . Emery C. Wilson, ...,....... Elizabeth Crook-Julian ...... . 1897 Eleanor Kavanaugh .... . . . . . . . . Helen R. Danz. ..... . . . I ....... Deceased . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio ...........Deceased . . . .1Vashin5zton, . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio .. . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . .Deceased . . .Deceased 1897 Charles H. Neiderhouse ..... Somers L. Eberly. ......... . Frank M. Hoover. ......... . . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . .Deceased Erwin Bruce ................. . . iferrysburg, Ohio 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 Nellie Britten-Berning ....... Linda B. Chapman ......... Augusta Charles-Limmer.. . . . Myra Hayes .............. Dorothy Perrin-McMann .... Lulu Schaumloeffel. ....... . Joseph E. Dunipace.. . . . Clarence F. Eberly. .... . . Leroy I. Oblinger ........... Joseph Beach Chapman ..... Florence Cranker. ........ . . 1900 Elmo Albert ................. Alta Blinn-Witzler. ........ . Edna Chapman-Hillibrand. . . Mabel Collier .,............ Margaret Cranker ..... . . . . Ola Hartshorn. ...... . Robert Hillabrand . . . . May Duford ........ . . Clara Leydorf-Meyer ..... David Main .......... Jessie Main ............ Jessie Meeker-Gallier .... George Munger. ....... . . Katherine Rhoda-Nickle ..... Lillie Seiling-Dubbs ......... 1902 Myrtle Blinn- Bashore .... .... Lillie Danz-Scott ............ . . . . . .Perryshnrg, Ohio .......Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Calgary, Canada . . . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . . .San Francisco, Calif. . . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio .......To1edo. Ohio . . . .The Dallas, Ore. ..........Deceased . . . . .Ottumwa, Iowa .......Toledo. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .. . . . .. . .Deceased . . . . .Akron. Ohio .........Deceased . . . .San Diego. Calif. .........Deceased . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . .Deceased . . . .Toledo. Ohio .. ......... Deceased ..............Deceased . . . . .Monroeville, Ohio Toledo. Ohio i I. iflierrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio ..........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ..........Deceased . . . . .Risingsun, Ohio ..........Karnac, Ill. ............Karnac.Ill. . . Bowling Green. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Fremont. Ohio ..........Denver. Colo. . .Indianapolis, Indiana .. . .. .Per sbur .Ohio YY 8 Harriet Dunipace-Oblinger ..... . . ........ Deceased Edgar C. Hampton ...................... I. Deceased Jessie Finkheiner-Lewis.. ........... San Diego, Calif. Eva Hillabrand. ........... . Ralph T. Hanson ........... Mamie Webb-Pappin .... . Ada Munger-Brown... . . Raymond Pringle .... ...... Edward Wenz ...... ...... Mary Wittman. .... ....... . ........... T oledo. I 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 Broka-Reviez ........ Everett Neifer ........... . . . Daisy Schaumloeffel-Mallet. . 1905 Joseph Rossbach ........... Grace 'Matthews-Simmons. . . Genevieve Myers-Kopp ..... 1906 Ruby Cranker-Hodges ....... Edna Neifer-Degner. ...... . . Ethel Van Valkenburg.. . . Marie Amon-Hayes ...... Lulu Rossbach ............ Myrtle Laydorf-Troyer ..... Estella Carter-Kopp.. . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio i. Bremerton. Wash. . . . . . . .Cadillac, Mich. .. . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . .Grand Rapids. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 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. . . Columbus, Ohio .... i. Sterling. Ky. Thomas Tonkm .... ......... . .... S. Charleston. Ohio . ..... . ....... Deceased . ..... Ferndale, Mich. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Columbus, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ALUMNI Edith Spilker-Wagner ................ Lemoyne. Ohio Ray McCasl1n ........ ............... R ossford. Ohio Karl Eberly .......... ....... F ort Wayne, Indiana 1906 Grover Schaller ..... ....... 1907 . . . .I-Iarrisburg, Pa. Ailine Trudeau-Pisor. .......... .... C olumbus. Ohio Valley Simmons-Luebben ..... Hazel Trombla-Mehling .... Edith Keller-Fenton ....... Ila Blinn-Hatfield ............ Hallie Shipman-Neiderhouse. . . Harold Munger .............. Robert Hartshorn. ......... . . Della Budd-Lindsay. ........ . 1908 Betha Schaller-Britten. ...... . Ruth Lucas ................. Mazie Rhoda. ....... . Irene LaFarree .... Lottie Fink ......... ..... . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Chicago. Illinois ..........Deceased . . . . .Fostoria, Ohio . .Whitehouse. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . ,Perryaburg. Ohio . . . .Berkeley. Calif. . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Grace Carter. ........................ Haskins, Ohio Donald C. Hampton .......... . 1909 Ed . Schwlnd ........ ........ Ralph McCaslin .... ..... Howard Heilman .,.. ohn Budd . . . .Los Angeles. Calif. . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio .. . . .St. Louis. Mo. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . Maumee. Ohio J .......... Richard Carter ................ . ...... . . . Deceased Zella Gunder-Kidney ......... . . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Esther Thompson-Van Norman ......... Weston. Ohio Mable Shipman-DeVerna. . . . . Bertha Shiple ............... Lillian Hoffman-Heilman. . . Alta Munger-Hahn ....... Anna Eckel-Wilson. ...... . Ila Simmons-Brinkman ..... Lulu Schneider-Kazmaier. . . Cora Weidner-Ziss. ..... . Mane Burdo-Bench ........ Dora DeVema-Shipman ..... George Shiple ........... Charlotte Ide .......... ...... . . . . . . . .Sylvania, Ohio . . . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Hamilton, Ohio . . . .Per-rysburg, Ohio ..... . .Rega, Mich. . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Ypsilanti, Mich. . . .Detroit, Mich. . .... Detroit, Mich. Mamie Rogers. .... ............. . .... N ew York Luck Borck ..... ........ 1910 Mildred Blinn ............... Edna Britten-Spilker ......... C. Clayton Browne. . . Eugene Budd ....... Leo L. Burch. ....... . L. Clayton Chambers. . . Susan Davis. ............ . Edward Lee Hartshorn .... Roland Herkimer ......... Aurilla Huiford-Conner .... Carroll Pew ............ Frank Powell ............ Joseph Stewart ............ Esther Swartz-Robinson., . . . . . Ray Zachman ............... 1911 Lucille Barton-LaFarree .... . . Carrie Burdo-Hahn .......... Jennie Comstock-Fuller.. . . . Francis Darrett-Sexton. .. . Donald F inkheiner ..... Clarence Hufford ...... Carl Hillabrand ...... Carolyn Jacobs ....... Hubert Johnson ........ Clara Kistler-Bienie ..... Jean Lucas ........... . Pearl Schrier ........ Martin Schwank .... Merl Smith .......... Clara Spilker-Dick. .... .... . Edna Spilker .................. 1912 Marie Munger-Schuster. ..... . Esther Budd-Hayden ........ Eugene Amon ............. Sadie Hahn-Tinney .......... Gladys Christman Cmarriedj. . . Marie Haefner-Williams ...... .. . . .Washington, D.C. . . . . . . Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .... .Maumee, Ohio . . . . Cleveland. Ohio ........Deceased ..........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ..........Deceased . . . . .South Carolina ..........Deceased ........Toledo.Oh1o . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . Moline. Ohio Margery Wilson-Thorman ..... .... i. Antonio. Texas . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Deceased 11 I I ifiiiislihle, Mich. . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Akron, Ohio . . . . .Rossford. Ohio . ..... Rossford. Ohio . . . . . . . .Rossford. Ohio Berkeley. Cali mia fo .......Rossford. Ohio . . . .Roachton. Ohio . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . . .Toledo. Ohio .Deceased . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Saginaw. Mich. . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . .Lime City, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio Ed i Cl . ................. . W n ay ......... Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ALUMNI Earl Harbauer. ......,.... ,..,. .... P e rrysburg, Ohio Mary Clay .... .................. P errysburg, Ohio Florence Heckler-Lownsbury. ........... Toledo. Ohio George Roose ..................... Perrysburg, Ohio Frances Toplifi-Koplein ......... Indianapolis, Indiana Winifred l-'cpe-Crawford. ............... Toledo, Ohio Fern Kazmaier-Christman .......... Perrysburg. Ohio 1913 Beatrice Van Norman-Webb. . . Harold Webb. .............. . Alta Marshall ............. Marian Roose .....,... Dorcas Wetze -Amon ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Detroit, Mich. . Perrysburg, Ohio .Wallaston, Mass. Ward Hanson ..... ................ P errysburg John Christman ....,.......... Cu 1914 Genevieve Wagonner-Sutter .... May Hennan-Tibbet ..,....... Irene Clay-King .........,. Hilton Maddy .......... Cenia Small ...,.......... Mildred Williams-Moyer. . . . . Paul Amon ................. Mary Le Mont. ............. . Velma Wagoner-Suttcr ........ 191 5 yahoga Falls , Ohio . Ohio . . . . . . .Maume-e, Ohio . . . . .Haskins, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . .Middletown, Ohio .Wallaston, Mass. . . . Bellmore, Ohio . . ..... Maumee, Ohio Charles Maddy ................... Strongsville, Ohio Donald Canfield ........,.... Grace Doyle ............... Herbert Roether .......... , , . Matilda Christen-Brossia ...... Robert Langdon Ballantyne .... Hildegarde Dietz Cmarriedl .... Celia Christman-Brossia ....... Hubbel Fuller ...... .....,.... Raymond Bayer ........ . . . . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio ............Deceased . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio ........Deceased . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio Margaret Caldwell-Raudabaughi .... Detroit, Mich. 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 Witzlcr .......... Leona Utholf ............... Carol Waggoner-Sherman. . . . . . Hazel Braun-Wolfe. ......... . . n I 1918 Merwm Finch ...... . ..., . .... Lela Canfield. .,............ . Cozy Grimes-Andres, ,...... . . .........Toledo. Ohio . .Columbus Ohio . . . .Perrysburgi Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .... Maumee Ohio . . . .Cleveland Ohio . . . , Perrysburg Ohio , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg Ohio . ...... Toledo. Ohio . . . . . Rossford. Ohio . . . . .Maumee Ohio . . . . Cleveland. Ohio .. . . . .Madison. N. J. . . . .Perrysburg Ohio ... . . .T0led0, Ohio . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . .. . . ,. .Deceased ........Deceased .Perrysburg, Ohio Marguerite Hufford-Maddy. .... i. I. ..... Berkey, Ohio Violet Kazmaier-Moser ....... Mildred Witzler-Van Fleet .... Carl Lethcrer .............. Arthur McIntosh ........,.,. Ethel Santschi-Thnrlby ........ Camille Thornton-Parish. .... . . 1919 Mildred Budd-Tully ....... .... Murr Canfield ....... ....,... Ben Davis ........,.,. Wayne Hartzel ..,........ Madeline Hoffman-Nye ..... Elizabeth Hund-Ballantyne. . . Edward Mills, . . ....,.. . . . . Donald Pair ........ ....... Wilma Waggoner-Springer.. . . . Eloise Simmons-Mclntosh ,,., Gladys Weltmer-Adams. .... Lindsay Johnson .... .,.... Charles Roberts ........,. Bessie Burnett. ........... . Maribel Conklin-Brigham. , . Dorothy Davis-Jacobs ..... Mabel Doyle ........... Charles Hoffman. .... . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Batavia. Illinois . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .California . . . . . .. .Deceased .......Clyde, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo Ohio .Perrysburgi Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Sylvania. Ohio .. . . . .Moline, Ohio . . Cleveland, Ohio . . . . .Manslie1d, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ,......Chicago. Ill. . . . . .Shreve. Ohio ........Toledo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . Perrysburg. Ohio . Perrysburg, Ohio 1920 Irene Kopp ............. l . . . Jeanette Lownsbury-McGill .. Virginia Pope .............. Richard Reither. ........ . . Walter Thornton ...... Katherine Williams .... Mary Williams ....... ..... Lawrence Wiser ............ Ethel Trumpy-Ellis ......... 1921 Allan Ballantyne. . . . . . . . . Frank Bayer ................ Charles Braun ......... .... Evelyn Canfield-Johnson... . . Leona Dean-Davey ........ Leo Dibling ............. Mary Fuller-Thornton .... . Frances Hall-Hoffman ...... Vera Hurford-Wiser ....,.... Waldo Johnson ............. Romayne Hayes-Korsmeyer. . Frances Krupp-Sprague ..... Daisy Lehr-Hoffman ........ Eleanor Lownsbury-Roose. , . Madelyn McGee-McCoy.. . . . Carl Mills. ............... . Leslie Porter ............... Mabel Reneger Qmarriedl ..,. Merlin Sheldrick. ........, . Arthur Simmons ......... Vernon Sprague .... Elizabeth Spybey ..... . . . Cloyce Webb .....,........ Edith Whitson-Kazmaier .... Margaret Zingg-Kurfis ...... 1922 Allie Hoffman ...... ...... Kenneth Porter. .... ..... Carl Schramm ...... Adrian Stephan ...... Harland Warns ........ Clerus Hoffman. ......... Harriet Bruce-Beeman. . . Inez DeVerna ...,... . . . Laura Pope ,.,. ......... Helen Deibert-Weber.. . . . 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 ............ . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .New Rochelle. N. Y. . . . . . .Cleveland. Ohio ........U.S.Navy , . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . ..... Deceased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .... Perrysburg, Ohio ..........Florida ....Lansing, Mich. ...,...Wayne, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio ..........Deceased . .Eagle Pt. Colony, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Columbus, Ohio . . . .Columbus, Ohio . .. .,.. . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . North Baltimore, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, . . . . .Perrysburg, .......Tolcdo. Ohio Ohio Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Detroit. Mich. . . .Perrysburg, . . . . .Toledo, . . . . . . .Dayton. ....Lime City Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio . . . .Lemoynei Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg Ohio . . .Perrysburgi Ohio . . . . Perrysburg Ohio . . . .Detroit, Mich. .... . . .Tifl'in, Ohio . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio ... . . .Adrian. Mich. . . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Pasadena. California .......Fremont, Ohio . . . .Cleveland. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. ....... Titiin Ohio . . . .Perrysburgl . . . . Perrysburg, . . ...... Maumee, Ohio Ohio Ohio Harold Fox .....................,.. Waterville, Ohio 1923 I Rena Gaskell-Goodman ....... .... M ilbury, Ohio Edna Witzler-Dragoon ....... ...... D etroxt, Mich. Freida Glaser. ......... .... P errysburg, Ohio Luella Swartz ............. .... L ime City, Ohio Gladys Webb.. ............. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Lenore Hoffman-Cocanour ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Angela Hoffman-Lloyd ...... . . . Perrysburg. Ohio Clair Cocanour ............ .... P errysburg, Ohio Perry Crandall ............ Edith Redman-Lehr ......... . . . .Port Clinton. . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio Ohio Eunice Waggoner-Lansinger, . . ..... Toledo. Ohio Alma Crainie-Hoffman ........ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Edna Pfister ............... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Ruby Bayer-Lincoln ........,. ..... T oledo. Ohio Beatrice Berning. ......................... Deceased Henrietta Brickner-Pfileghaar .,.... . Perrysburg, Ohio Jeanette Wiser-Thornton, ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Thelma Thurlby-Cupp .... , . . ....... Toledo. Ohio Raymond Fahrer ........ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Homer Pair .......... .... S ylvania, Ohio Blair Caldwell. .... ....... T oledo. Ohio Karl Witzler ........, . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Ruth Budd-Arnold .... . . .Perrysburg. Ohio Ruth Fackleman, . . ..... Toledo, Ohio 1923 Holland May. ............ . . Paul Hill ...,... .... ....... Marie Spoerl-Maggs .... Carl Haefner ......... Alvin Sprague ...... Helen Williams ..... ..... LaverneTWitzler .... ...,.. nin ,......... . . Harold W1 E 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 Joe Letherer-Schaller. . Fern Mandell-Fahrer ........ Raphael McCormick ....... Kenneth Pratt. . ....... . Anna Rheim-Sprague.. . . . Alton Sutter .... l ........ Lorna Cousino-Nieset .... Kathleen Smith-Bacon ..... Agnes Spoerl .............. Marjorie Sherman-Shober. . . . Orville Schaller ............ Ellen Swartz-Limmer ..... Wilbur 'lfhornpson ..... Luella Tippin ........ Helen Voland .... .---- Richard Ford .... . .... . . 1925 Mary Biniker .............. Clifford Carter ...... l ....... Gertrude Braun-Messlngeli - - Mervil Lownsbury. . 1 .....- . Margaret Canfield-Wideman. Eunice Davis .... U. 1 ......... Velma Thaxss-Ollivier ....... Edmund Spreng ....... Charles Wilson .... . . . Bertie Perkins. . . ..... . Irene Fastnach,trKlauS.. . - Lambert Laubenthal. . . Helen Gaskell-Kohler .... Deloy Sattler .......... Louise Hass. ........... . Kenneth Conner ........... Mary Jane Hewitt-Herkel.. . . Edith Hagemeister-Shult .... Aloysius Schwind ..... . ..... Gertrude King-Hagemeister. . Leland Burkhart ........... Arda Waggoner.. ...... . .... Imogene Kazmaier-Frazier.. . Velma Kopp ..... . ....... . . Angeline Lownsbufy-BIOWIIH William Clayborne. . ....... . Lucille Lehr-Driftmeyer ..,.. Loretta Miller .............. Petronilla Hohrnan-Russell.. . Bonita Pair ................ Charles Schwind ........... Helen Reitzel-Cantield.. . . Elsie Swartz ........ . ...... Dorothy Sutter-Ford ........ Marjorie Thornton-Burkhart. Earl Walp ............,,... 1926 Vera Goeke-Moser .......... Paul Cocanour ,,.. ......... Ruth Barbour-Lownsbury ..,. Frederick Driftmeyer. ..... . Jessie Hoffman .......... Martha Smith ........ Charles Griss ......... Pearl Frazier-Swartz. . . Howard Sheldrick ........ Evelyn Friend-Currant ..... ALUMNI Maumee, Ohio Ormsby Village, Ky. . . . . . . .'1'oledo. Ohio . . . . . . .'1'oledo, Ohio . . . Perrysburg Ohio Perrysburg: Ohio . . . Perrysburg . Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Kent, Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Bellevue, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg Ohio Perrysburg: Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg Ohio Perrysburg: Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg .......Latch1e . Ohio Ohio Perrysburg: Ohio Perrysburg. Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . . .New York, N. Y. Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . . ....... Denver, Colo. Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Alton. Illinois Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Maumee. Ohio .. . . . .Maumee, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg Ohio . .... Rossford: Ohio . . . .Lime City Ohio . . . .Lime City: Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio .. .... Perrysburg Ohio . . ....... Toledo . . . . .Durhanf . . . . .Toledo. . Ohio N.C. Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Detroit, Mich. . . . . . .Sylvania, Ohio . . .Perrysburg. Ohio . . . . .Rossford, Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . .Kent. Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg Ohio Perrysburg: Ohio . .Stony Ridge Ohio Perrysburg: Ohio . .'.'...'Perrysburg. Ohio 1926. Zelma Brickner. ........... . Raymond Bateman .,....... Helen Zieman ............ Beatrice Bayer-Burkhart ,... Dora Plummer-Schober .... Lee Neiderhouse ...... . . Elizabeth Munger. ...... . . Clair Parish ............... Hazel Snyder-Thompson .... Bernice Snyder ........... Hurbert Wideman ..,... Luther Wideman ....,. Edna Neiderhouse ...... Howard Debbe ........... Marian Beverly-Erdman .... Alice Budd-Burget. ........ . Paul Webber ............... Velma N eiderhouse-Murphy. Howard Sattler. ........... . Frederick Leydorf. . . .. . . . .. Alvin Schaller .............. 1927 Robert Bayer...... lvan Burkhart. . . . . ....... . . . Catherine Eckel. . . Hazel Eckel. . .... Ruth Eckel ......... lla Gaskell ........... Vivian Fox-Roberts. . . Glenn Halbert. ...... Lenore Hellman. . . Eunice Hotiman ........ Frank Liebherr. . ,... .... . Elizabeth Lucas-Fishack .... L ' M hler ucille a . ......... I ..... . . Dorothy Mandel!-Kazmaier ....... Barbara May-Cozin ............ Ruth Meek-Bohlin ............. Catherine Moore-Conrad .... Mildred Mladenus-Meister. . . Lela N ietz ................. Edith Pope .............. Helen Richards .... Phyllis Robison. ........ . Herbert Spreng ............ Gladys Swartz. ............ . Marie Wellstead-Burkhart. . . Elizabeth Voland-Wooley .... 1928 Bertillis Anderson ........... Daniel Beck. ........ . . . . . Clarence Burkhart ..... Ethel Burkhart ...... Helen Caldwell ..... Glenn Charles ..... Donald Craine. ........ . Dayne Cummings. ...... . . Harold Eckel. ..... .. . 3 . . . . . Josephine Feese-Steinhne .... Gladys Halbert. ......... . Frances Goble .......,.. Helen Hufford-Steinline.. . . Lucille Kazrnaier ....... Walter Kolb. ......... . Joseph Kolvey ....... Benjamin Kuhlman .... Richard Kruse ........ Edward LaFarree ....... Dorothy Lindsay-Hales .... Eloise Luebben ......... Melvin Lyons ......... Mariorie Milligan .... Jessie N eitz ............ Gladys Perrin-Wood ..... James Plummer .......... Mabel Redman-Pratt. ..... . Dorothy Shaw-Reinhart ..... Ruth Simmons-Klingler .... Milly Smith ............. Howard Thaiss ......... Elizabeth Thornton .... Irene VValp-Fahrer ..... Richard Warner .,... Paul Webster. .... . Louise Weeber ..... Perrysburg . . . :Perrysburg: Ohio Ohio . . . .Cleveland, Ohio ... . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . . .Detroit, Mich. . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Maumee, Ohio . .. .. .Toledo, Ohio . . . . .Stony Ridge. Ohio . . . . .Columbus. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, . . . . . . .Ha-skins, . . . .Perrysburg, . . . . .Lime City, . . . . . . .Perrysburg, . . . . . .Cumber1and, . ..... Lime City, Christina Armbruster-Dennis. . . . . . . .Dowling, . . .Columbus. . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Alton. lllinois Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio . .Perrysburg, .Ann Arbor, Mich. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ...........Deceased . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . Perrysburg, Ohio . .Long Island, N. Y. .Columbia City, Ind. ...........Toledo.Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Walbridge, Ohlo ....... .'l'oledo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Maumee, Ohio . .... Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . , .Perrysburg, Ohio ........Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysbur8. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg. Ohio ..........AnnArbor . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Cleveland, Ohio . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohlo . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Ann Arbor, Mich. . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Maumee. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Washingtom D.C. . . . .Pen-ysburg. Ohio ........Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ........To1edo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ....... .Toledo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . ....... Toledo, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ........Toledo. Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 1928 ALUMNI Jane Williams .... ......, . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Karl Williams .... ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Mary Wiser .... ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Julius Witzler. .... .............. P errysburg, Ohio 1929 F reida Andregg .... ....... ..... R o ssford, Ohio Mercedes Bihn ..... ...,. . .Stony Ridge, Ohio Doris Burkhart ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Gordon Chappell. .... ......... A da, Ohio F lossie Charles ........ .,........ D eceased Anna Doyle ............ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Helen DeVerna-Miller. .... ..... F remont, Ohio Fancheon DeVerna ...... ...... S ylvania, Ohio Herma Dorcas-Bayer. . ., . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Martha F ahrer .....,.. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Cecelia Farley .......... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Natcher France .,..... . . . . . .Point Place, Ohio Maxine Gallant-Pollykins.. . . ...... Toledo, Ohio Clamor Goeke ........ .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Ray Grimes ............ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio George Haas ......, .... L ime City, Ohio William Hadnett. ........ . .... Perrysburg, Ohio Blinn Harvey .... .......... ...... S y lvania, Ohio Gretchen Hoffman-Frantz. . . ....... Toledo, Ohio Emil Honner ............... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Bernice Hower-Shoemaker. . . Bowling Green, Ohio Maxine LaFarree .....,..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Gertrude Leubenthal .,.... .... P errysburg, Ohio Charles Marshall ...... ...... T oledo. Ohio Charlotte Menke .... .... T oledo. Ohio Elsie Metzger ....... ......... D eceased Mary Mutchler .....,. ....... T oledo. Ohio Harold Neiderhouse .... .... P errysburg, Ohio Carl Peterson ....... . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Joseph Protsik. ........ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Henry Richards ........... ..,. 1 'erryshurg, Ohio Bert Robison ................ .... P errysburg, Ohio Viola Schaller-Nollenberger .....l . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Marjorie Scholl-Haas ....... .... L ime City, Ohio Rozella Spoerl-Inman ....... Bowling Green, Ohio Grace Spreng-Sprmk .... .......... A kron, Ohio Roland Stalder ........ ....... T oledo, Ohio Philip Sutter ........... .... P errysburg, Ohio Edith Swartz ,.... ....... . . .Lime City, Ohio Margaret Swartz-Becker. .... .... Le moyne, Ohio Norman Sweet ........... ..... R ossford, Ohio Achsah Tippin. ........... .... P errysburg, Ohio Hazel Trowbridge-Hazel .................. Louisiana Arthur Williams ............ . . .Perrysburg, Ohio 1930 Reed Berning. .............. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Clarice Bihn-Hazel. ......... . .Stony Ridge, Ohio Clayton Bostdorf .... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Dorothy Brossia. .... ...... T oledo. Ohio Wallace Caldwell .... ...... D etroit, Mich. Ruth Cocanour .......... . . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Patrick Dowling ...... ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Bernice M. Eckel-Leverett., . ...,,. Toledo, Ohio Marie E. Eckel. . . , ......... , . .Perrysburg, Ohio Wilma Farris ............ ...... T oledo. Ohio Harry Fenneberg ....... . . . . .Toledo. Ohio Catherine Hayes-Breay .... ..... M aumee, Ohio Dwight Hulford .... . ..... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Geraldine Huliord ...... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Alene Kazmaier. ..,... . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Vernice Kiefer ..... John Kruze ......... Leslie Laine .....,.... Harold Leatherman ........ J qshua Lehman .....,....... Richard Luebben., .... . ...,...... . . Margaret Moore-Burkhardt. . Cyril Munger ...., , .......... . . . Ruth Neiderhouse ......i.. Dorothy Nietz ....... Velma Reitzel ......... Fern Schaller-Hart ...... Fern Schaller ............. Margery Schneider. ....... . LaVern Schneider-Fisher .... Winifred Schober .........., Justin Schwind ....... .... June Shepherd.. . . . Beatrice Sherman.. . . Arden Snyder. . . .. Walter A. Snyder.. . . . .Detroit, Mich. . . . La Fayette. Ind. ....Ft. Wayne, ind. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Woodvil1e, Ohio .Ann Arbor, Mich. . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . .Stony Ridge, Ohio . . . .Walhridge, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio ......To1edo. Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . , . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . . .Evanston, Ill. Bowling Green. Ohio 1930 Esther Steiner-Thompson ...... Jessie May Swartz. .......... Virginia Taylor. ....... . . William Thornton ..... . . . Grace Thornton-Burns. . . Helen Troyer-Jenne .... Ellen Uthoff. ........ . Lucille Walp ......... Raymond Wolf. ............ . Doris Zingg-Harvey ....... , . . 1931 James Anderson ..... ......... Jessie Acklin-DuFour ....... Ethel Baker ........ . . . John Bench ............. Joseph Buckenberger ..... Frances Byrne ......... Robert Caldwell ...... Carrie Carpenter ..... Wenohah Chapman ..... Ruth Coehrs ......... Ross Crom ......... Azenda Dauer ..... Mary Cupp ....., Catherine Davis .... Kenneth Davis .... .... Arline Decko ............ Ruth Dewland-Kimburg. . . . William Drain ............. John Fackelman ..,...... Ruby Farris ............ Mildred Finch-Hedrick, . . . . Robert Franz ............ Hazel Frusher ......... Gilbert Garber ....... Margaret Goeke ........ Howard Hillabrand .... Elinor Hilt ........... Stanley Hoffman ..... Frances Hufford ....... Fern Hufford ............ Margaret Johnannsen .... Robert Kazmaier ...... Norma Kazmaier ,... . Alex Kovach ....... Melvina Kuhlman .... Mary Louise Long .... Ronald Lubben ....... Gladys McConaha .... Mildred Mandell. . . Frances Mandell .... Avonelle Pyers .... Kenneth Rayder .... Junior Riggle. . . Barbara Sattler .............. Vivian Schoenberger-Grimes. . . Carolyn lSchwind ............. Dale Spilker .............. Licla Mae Sutter .......... Donald Spilker ............. Catherine Thornton-Berry .... Lucillie Thornton. ......... Mildred Tippin, ......... . . . Dorothy Jane Van Bremer .... Irma Weeber .............. Elmer Wolfe ................ William Wellstead ............ 1932 Margarey Acklin ............. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .......To1edo, Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . .Perryshurg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Walbridge, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Lime City. Ohio . ...Lime City, Ohio .. .Perrysburg Ohio . . .Perrysburgf Ohio . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . Napervil e Ill . . l . . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .....,.AnnArbor . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio . .... Toledo, Ohio . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . . . .Lexington, Va. . . . Perrysburg Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio .. . . .Toledo ' ohio . . . . .Napoleon, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . ,Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Toledo, Ohio .. . . . . .Toledo. Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . , .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg Ohio . . . .Lime cityf ohio .......Toledo Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . , . . .Toledo. Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . .Lime City, Ohio .. . . . . . . . .California Bowling Green, .......Toledo. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Ohio Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . . . .Toledo. Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . . . ,Lime City, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .......Toledo, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . .FL Wayne, Ind. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio .. . . . .Detroit. Mich . . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Anne Bazavik ..................... Perrysburg, Ohio . .Stony Ridge, Ohio Frederick Boetsch .................. Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Eugene Charles .................... Perrysbugr Helen Baker ..... . . . . . . Wendell Behn ................ Beatrice Burkhardt-Armbruster. . Norma Charles, .............. . . . . Helen Christen-Brinker .... Ervin Clark ............. Norval Coil ........... Ethel Cupp ........ Clarence Degner ...... Helen Finch-Norton .... Garnet Friess ........ Irene Goeckerman .... James Inman . ..... . .'.'Boizv1ing Green . . . . . . Dowling Ohio Perrysburg: Ohio Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . . .Maumee. Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . .Perrysburg, Ohio . . . Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio . Ohio ALUMNI 1932 Franklin Kazmaier .......... Perrysburg, Ohio Erma Kazmaier ,....,........ .... . Toledo, Ohio Margaret Kleeberger-Gingras .... ..... T oledo. Ohio Thomas LaFarree ........... Perrysburg. Ohio Norma Lintner ................ ..... T oledo. Ohio Alma Grace Limmer-Hessman .... ..... L uckey. Ohio Charles Lober ..................... Perrysburg. Ohio Ralph Mericle. .............. . . .Perrysburg, Ohio Ella Mae Plummer .... Perrysburg. Ohio Josephine Protsik. . . Perrysburg, Ohio Frank Reis. ..,.... Perrysburg. Ohio Homer Reitz ....... Perrysburg, Ohio Dorothy Reitzel ...... Perrysburg, Ohio Miriam Schneider, ,.... ....... T oledo, Ohio Donna Schoenberger .... Perrysburg, Ohio John Smith ........,. ...,..... H askins, Ohio Alfred Snyder ....... . . .Bowling Green, Ohio Harry Sterling ..... Perrysburg. Ohio Isabel Stickles ..... ..... P errysburg. Ohio Russell Swartz ..,. .... S tony Ridge, Ohio Velma Swartz ....... .... I .ime City, Ohio Elsie Swartz .......... Perrysburg, Ohio Helen Sweet-Young ..... Perrysburg, Ohio Ben Thorntpn ........ Perrysburg, Ohio Margaret Tinney .... .Lime City, Ohio Ben Turner ......... ..... T oledo, Ohio Vera Ward ........ Perrysburg, Ohio Arthur Wilson .... ..,,... A nn Arbor Merlin Wi tzler .... Perrysburg, Ohio John Wygant ...., Perrysburg, Ohio Ronald Zackman .... ..... . Columhns, Ohio Wallen Zieman .,.. ........... ..... T o ledo, Ohio 1933 Donald Acklin ..... ............. P errysburg, Ohio jack Anning ,..... ..... ,.,.. P e rrysburg, Ohio Viola Bostdorf ..... Perrysburg, Ohio Helen Brocka ..... ........ P errysburg, Ohio Leslie Burkhart. . . ..... wling Green,'Ohio Mary Brossia. . . Perrysburg, Ohio Dale Bernard ..... Perrysburg, Ohio lla Carpenter. . . , . . . Perrysburg. Ohio Carlton Caldwell .... .,....,. T oledo. Ohio Eunice Clark ...... Perrysburg, Ohio Hazel Conner ..... Perrysburg, Ohio Garnet Corbin ...... Perrysburg, Ohio William Compton ..... Perrysburg, Ohio James Cranker, .... Perrysburg, Ohio Clifford Cunning .... wling Green, Ohio Jonathan Dauer .... Perrysburg, Ohio Leonard Debbe. . , ..,. Waterville. Ohio Paul Duquette .... ....... T oledo, Ohio Carl Eckel ...... Perrysburg, Ohio Zelda Ellerman .... Perrysburg. Ohio J oseph Farley ...... Perrysburg. Ohio Harold Goeke ,....... Perrysburg, Ohio Lorenz Goeckerman. .... Perrysburg, Ohio Virginia Hayes ......... Perrysburg. Ohio Gerald Hirsch ........ .Cleveland, Ohio Lester Holcomb .,.. Perrysburg, Ohio Jane Hufford ......... Perrysburg, Ohio Ruth Hufford ........... Perrysburg, Ohio Robert Jeffrey ............. Perrysburg, Ohio Katherine Kaltenmark. .......... wling Green, Ohio Eleanor Kazmaier4Sarver ............, Rossford. Ohio Marie Kitzer ...........,,...... Bowling Green, Ohio Ruth Kepler ............ Perrysburg, Ohio Paul Kolvey ...... Perrysburg. Ohio Marian Kureth ..... Perrysburg, Ohio Michael Kushner. . . Perrysburg. Ohio Henry Kutschke. . . . Perrysburg. Ohio Edward Lahey ........ .... A ddress unknown Frances Leatherman .... john Lindsay .....,... Edgar Lippert ...... Richard Liebherr, . . George McCoy ..... Mabel Marshall ..,. Stella Minarik .... Wilma Miller. .... Marine Murray .... . Lloyd Neiderhouse .... Howard Rectenwald . . . Bemeta Reed ........ Willard Robison .... Perrysbu rg. Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg Ohio Perrysburg, Ohi0 wling Green. Ohio .Perrysburg Ohio .Cleveland, Ohio Perrysburg. Ohio Perrysburg Ohio Perrysburg Perrysbu rg: Ohio Ohio 1933 Clark Ryder ...,.. ....... Charles Schneider .... ..... Robert Sarver ....... Ervin Schober ......... Mary Jane Seminew .... Frederick Schwind ..... Doris Sherman ...... Melba Starr ....... Eleanor Storts .... Herbert Stimen .... Horace Stephens ..... Clarence Stanford ....... Gervaise Thornton ........ Margaret Thornton ......... Ruth Thompson-Wilson ..,.. J ay Twining ............, Wilda Walker ........... Harry Walp ....... Adella Weeber ..... Vivian Williams ..... Howard, Williams. . . . . . . Carey Lindsay .... ..... 1934 Harry Albright ....., .,.,. Vernon Albright ...., .... James Bayer ..,....... Catherine Bazavik ...., Madelyn Black ..,.,... Melvin Brossia ,........ Dorothy Buckenburger .... Ruth Caldwell .,........ Florene Charles-Cogan .... Dorothy Cousino. . Kathryn Cummins, . .. John Dunbar ......,. Dorothy Eckel ..... Florence Eckel .... Hattie Fuller ....., lva Lou Gaskell ..... Stanley Gilson .,.. john Hayes, .... . . jack Heckler .,.,..,. Evelyn Hutchinson .... Irene Inman ..,.,... Rebecca Jeffrey. , . Marilyn Kautz ..... Virginia Kidney. . . Forrest Kille ........ Althea Kruse ,... ..... Gertrude LaFarree .... Paul Laubenthal ,..,, Edward Lauman .... Robert Leslie ..... Ruth Long ....,., Herald Loomis .,... George Madsen. . . Melvin McFillen .... Paul Munger ..,... Earl Nollenberger. . . john Perrin ....... Ann Piscor ......,. Margaret Porter .,,. Margaret Redman ,..., Wendell Riggle ...... Leonard Roberts .... Howard Roper ..... William Sass ..,., Roland Schaller. . . Beatrice Scheider ..., Thelma Scheider ..... Michael Seminew .... Rita Shiple ..,..... Glenn Simmons ..... George Smithers, . . . . Doris Spilker ,,,... lnez Stickles ...,. Floris Sweet ,,.,. Robert Thomas .... Robert Welsh .... Caroline Wenz. . . . . Ruth Williams ,,... Virginia Witzler .... Perrysburg, Perrysburg . . Rossford: Perrysburg, Perrysburg, Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg: Perrysburg Perrysburg: Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg . . . .Toledo . . . . Toledo Perrysburg . . . . . .Delaware, Perrysburg, . . . .Perrysburg . . . .Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysbu rg . . . . . .Perrysburgh, Perrysburg, Perrysburg, Perrysburg, Perrysburg, Perrysb u rg Perrysb u rg ....,,..Toledo . . Wauseon Toledo ffffiablilifigcfeen Perrysburg . . . .Toledo Perrysburg ,...,.Miama Perrysbu rg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg ........Toledo Perrysburg . . . .Toledo . . . .Perrysburg , . , . Perrysburg Perrysbu rg Perrysburg, Perrysbu rg . ...,... Toledo Perrysbu rg Perrysbu rg . ,... . . .Toledo . Columbus Perrysbu rg I I i l i 'wling Green Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg , . . ,Toledo Perrysburg. . . . .Toledo . . . .Toledoi . Lime City Perrysburg Perrysburg . . . .ToIedo. Perrysburg. Perrysburg. . . , .Toledov Perrysburg, Perrysburg. . . . .Toldeo, . . . .Toledo, . .Rossford. Perrysburg. Perrysburg. . . . . Toledo. Perrysburg. Perrysburg. ' Ohio Ohi0 Ohi0 Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohi0 Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Oh io Oh io Oh io Oh io Oh io Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio I SWEET!! EARTS QUE: A M as - L OVEPS BACKDOOR VIEGINQA xx v Q xxl xg X Q 9 B 1 NVkMQA T'-A w , 'G GY . . , , gf?-53 ,W fs, f AQ' ass w Fr' 'f sim ,I 7 42 5 1 +R J' fe- Q2-+ Q' Ei' Y 1 A W' ,. A 'V 5 ' f Swear OHI o ! ' ' ' y Rock H MIXED QUQRTET .. .,,, F M E' im, 'M 2: bloc lc o url A,'AZ.EL- fi +552 Q V :lj 1 ,.,,.: ,t:, Z. :,Q5 5 ci .5 FAI-S IV was-yy - 1 :5 ..:.x ,I-wmv' ., Zfizwn . M X , K .V fu , 7 9 4 WK . .,.A4M,,,M PEPPY 3 , D v-,... 9 URSULH GIRLS ENSEJWBLE ADVERT! SEMENTS YERZY MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Sales and Service Genuine Ford Parts Used Cars Phone 621 120 West Front St. Compliments Compliments of of W. I. VEITCH CATHERINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Dry Goods Shoes Perrysburq Bank Bldg. Phone 4554 Perrysburq, Ohio Phone 738 HILLABRAND AND LANDWEHR Compliments General Insurance of THE PERRYSBURG VARIETY and sronn Real Estate Shop here Where prices are best. R No. 2 Perrysburq Bank Bldg. Marie I. Hayes, Prop. Compliments of KAZMAIER BROS. Groceries and Meats Phone 714 Perrysburq SIMPLE CONCLUSIONS C To acquire an education and then not use it, is a Waste of knowledge. To pay one finance company more than we charge for financing an automobile purchase, is a waste of money. O THE FINANCIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION C. H. Speck, President 3U7 Huron St. Toledo, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '35 DOWLING FUNERAL HOME Perrysburq Ohio Supporter of H. S. Annual Compliments of CHAS. H. HOFFMAN'S DRY GOODS STORE Dry Goods - Shoes DR. A. B. OSSAGE Perrysburg Ohio Compliments Compliments of of L. L. MCGRADY lust Right C1eaners FIRESTONE SERVICE Tires, Accessories and Repair Phone 561 1 Battery Service SPILKER TIRE CO. Tires . . . Batteries . . . Accessories Radios Carl Spilker, Prop. Phone 862 Main Street Perrysburg THE LUMBERMEN'S INSURANCE CO. Dividends Savings Since 1895 V. H. Sage, Dist. Mgr. Adams 2748 743-4 Spitzer Bldg. Compliments Compliments of of MARTHA BEAUTY SHOPPE CHAMPNEY'S PHARMACY All Branches of Beauty Work ,The Rexau Store 22 Miles South of Perrysburg Perrvsburq Ohio Route 23 Phone 4660 CITY CIGAR STORE Compliments Iohnson 6 Muir of Cigars, Soft Drinks, Candies and Beer. WILLIAMS BROTHERS Pocket Billiards WE AIM TO PLEASE High Grade Coal Compliments of THORNTON'S BAKERY Iack...Art...BiI1 Phone 4041 Perrysburg -79 WITZLER FUNERAL HOME Established 1892 Ambulance and Pulmotor Service Perrysburq, Ohio Phone 626 H. I. KAZMAIER Compliments of Quality Market Home of Richlieu Products DR I R MCAULEY Perrysburq Phone 662 Perrysburq Ohio COIT1Dliments We are Manufacturers and f Wholesale Distributors of o TOURIST INN. RESTAURANT Cleaning and Sanitary Supplies VAN NEST IANITORS SUPPLY CO., Inc. 115 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburq Ohio Toledo Ohio DODGE PLYMOUTH Compliments CUMMINS MOTOR SALES Perrysburq Phone 4141 80- Compliments of RICHARDS . . . YOUR FLORIST QE its Q Perrysburq Ohio Palace Theater Compliments of RUFUS YOUNG Strand Theater Hudson-Terraplane Chrysler-Plymouth Compliments V D HOFFMAN of A. D. MCKENZIE G I rocenes RESTAURANT and Groceries Meats Meats Gas Oil Lime City Phone 4502 Perrysburq Phone 611 Perrysburq Ohio Compliments of DOYL'S GARAGE Auto Mechanic Tires and Battery Charging Phone 5671 ul 1 l When in Maumee -STOP For Refreshments at Compliments CASSAUBON'S GRILL 902 Conant St. of Groceries and Meats SUNNY SERVICE Phone Main 327 OIL CO. Open Evenings and Sundays It Pays to Pay Cash to CARL O. SASS Groceries and Meats Phone 836 A Square Deal Always Perrysburq ERIKSEN RIBBON AND CARBON COMPANY Carbon Papers, Inked Ribbons, Dry Stencils, Typewriter Papers. Typewriter Repair Service Duplicating Inks and School and Office Supplies. 808 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio AMES AUTO REPAIR Compliments Shop Wreck Car Service of General Repairing PAUL F. ORR. M. D. Elrn Street Perrysburq Phone 804 Perrysburq Ohio 82- Greetings to the Class oi 1935 Supplement Education with Thrift and System Form Good Banking Connections We Offer You Every Facility THE PERRYSBURG BANKING CO. Henry Uthoft, President I. M. Franey, Cashier The People Who Have Achieved- Who Have Become Large, Strong, Vigorous People, Who Have Reduced Their Infant Mortality, Who Have the Best Trades in the World, Who Have an Appreciation tor Art, Literature and Music, Who are Progressive in Science and in Every Activity of the Human Intellect, Are the People Who Have Used Lib- eral Amounts ot MILK in its Products. -E. V. McCollum. TOLEDO MILK MARKET CONTROL COMMITTEE 1220 Madison Ave. ACCORDIANS MADE TO ORDER V. DE PRISCO MUSIC STORE Musical Merchandise Repairing a Specialty Open Evenings 443 Huron St. Adams 0481 Toledo, Ohio THE CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY Oldest Bank in Wood County Perryshurg, Ohio Established l879 All Photographs in This BLACK AND GOLD Were Made By The LIVINGSTON STUDIOS We keep your negatives on file and you may order more photographs at any time. I. Nash Livingston 417 Summit St. Toledo, Ohio A. C. FULLER General Dry Goods Hosiery .... Underwear .... Shoes Perrysburg Ohio SATTLER MOTOR SALES Plymouth De Soto Complete Line of International Trucks Sales Phone 779 Service Compliments Compliments of Of ROSE CAFE SARVER PRINTING COMPANY 105 P1-Om St, 519 Louisiana Ave. Rosella Broka, Prop. PG-IrYSbL1Iq Ol1iO THE KOCH LUMBER CO. Lime City, Ohio Lumber, Coal' Paints' Toledo Phone Ad. 6013 Vamish, Builder's Supplies perrysburg 5105 We Treat You I' the year ' HENRY'S WHOLESALE Visit Our Home Bui1der's Display. Perrysburq, Ohio Phone 606 Beef Pork Veal Lamb Compliments of BELMONT FARM G. R. Ford Owners W. M. Knight H. I. Byington, Manager -85 Y YY ll Greetings to the Class of 1935 Best foods carefully prepared for the school lunch. PERRYSBURG HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Leydori Reqular Dinners Sandwiches THE LOESCH MOTOR CO. Compliments of Dependable Automotive DR. D. C. Del-XRMENT Maintenance Dentist Main 106 Maumee, Ohio Perryslourq Ohio Compliments MAUMEE VALLEY FLOUR of CHAS. BAYER 6. SON Milled bv The Fetterman Milling Co. Grain . . . Feed Ice .... Coal Phone 802 Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 673 Perrysburq, Ohio Compliments DWIGHT R. CANFIELD. M. D. Perrysburq Ohio 86- BADE CHEVROLET SALES Sales .... Service New and Used Cars Perrysburg Ohio Compliments MILTON MLADENUS of Dry Cleaners and Tailor V. C. SMITH Linco Gasoline and Oils We Call and Deliver Perrysburq Ohio Main Street Perrysburq Compliments of PAS-I-IME CLUB STUDIO OF PHIL Commercial Art Signs Show Cards Compliments of BASTIAN BROS. CO. Rochester. N. Y. Class Rings . . . Club Pins . . . Name Cards Commencement Announcements -87 1, 1 THE PERRYSBURG GRAIN AND SUPPLY ASSOCIATION Grain .... Feed .... Coal Euilder's Supplies Perrysburq Ohio TWO CARS IN EVERY GARAGE . . Impossible . . . Too Costly . . ff Well perhaps, but Gray-Lith the new, fast, economical process is making high school annuals possible Where the high cost oi engravings made an annual out of the question before. ff This delightful book has been prepared entirely by Gray-Lith, an amazing printing process in which no expensive engravings are necessary. It is offered only by The Gray Printing Company, Fostoria, Ohio MONTE CLOUSE Compliments Popular Brands of Tires and Automobile Accessories of One of Ohio's Largest Tire Dealers HAYWOOD PHARMACY Maumee Perrysburq PATRONS OF THE BLACK AND GOLD Dr. E. M. Meyers, Perrysburq Whitehead Grocery Gordon-Pence Barber Shop Bernard O'Reil1y Ruth's Beauty Shop Rossbach and Hoffman Layde Faire Beauty Shop Dr. S. B. Stout, Maumee Dr. Bakestraw, Maumee 88-

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