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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1940 volume:

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S. in ficl., Bowling Green State Univer- sity, Perrysburg High School, 1939: Book- keeping, Business Training, Girls' Physical Education. AU I JRHY HR liNT1.lNGER B. S. in Bus. Ed., Bowling Green Stale University, New York University, Perrys- liurg High School, 1935: Shorthand, Typing, Business English, Liotnmercial Law, Sales- manship. ROB1iR'1' Il. 1l:XRB1iR B. S. in lid., M. A., University of Toledo, University of Michigan, Perryslnirg High School, 1929: Social Science, English Litera- ture, Expression, llramatics. IJALIC KUHLXIAN B. S. in licl., Bowling Green State Univer- sity, West Virginia University, Perryshurg High School, 1939: Boys' Physical liclueation, Coaching. IQICNYHX HQJLIJINIZ Ii-Xl.NIlCl4 H. IIUl lfXl.XX ll. 5. in lml. Kris, Ihmwlillg' U1'l'Q'Il Slim' H. 5. in limi., Uhiu Slam' l'11iw1'sil51 lhli L'lliX't'l'SHj'Q l'vr1'ysIm1'g High Sclnml, 10362 YCl'Sllj' ull 'I'uh'rhmg l'ur1'ysh111'g Iligh Scluml, lIlI1llSl1'i1ll .Xx'ls, xllfllllllifill l3l'QlNYil1g, 19.231 ll1slu1'5', VIUCF. lil I'Il H, SL l'lflQ YIIQKQINIX KI. YUl'Nli li. S. iq Xgri., Ulm: Slillk' l'11ixc1'sily3 l'11i- IL: IZ. S. in Iifl.. llmxliug' fH'l'k'Il Slzxln xorsily UI 'lhh-slug l'k'!'1'j'SlbllI'g Iligh Suluml, lulxvrsflyg lIllU'I'Sily wi' Xlichigzmg l'l-1'rys- 031: Ilmm' IQCIIIIKPIIYICF, Slnillm-Il11gI1w, hurg Hugh Sclnml. INN: -l1'11r11:1lis111, lfuglish lliulugy. I, I'1l'L'IlClI, l.:1li11. IJXX I.. I .XIQXlIilQ HIffU-flllf LA, .XIL'Nl1I-Ili ll. S. in li1I,,OI1iu Slim- lhlixwsilyg Xl. .X, X. U., Xl. .X., lvIHXK'l'SHj' ul' Xlin'hig4':1x1g ll. 54 'Ym'llm'm'sIn'l'11 L'lliXt'!'HHj'Q l'cl'1'yslw11rg High 111 ltrl., l3wwli11g l?l'k'l'II 5I:1Iv L.IHXk'I'SHj'Q Nulnml, 10103 Music, XXs'slv1'l1 KVSVIWL' l'1llxa-1'sily1 l'n'l'1'ysl:111'g High Schcml, WHS: IQIIQHSII ll, Ill. llUfN.Xl.IH IX 1.XXI4Ilzl,li f.Xul l'1.'l11rw4!H I' 9 ill 1541 l'IIiXk'l iilY ul, rlillllxilil' Hhih v.,. .., . . Nam- l:IlHL'I'SHjQ IR-1'ryslw111Ag Iligh Scluml, 1920: xl1llllt'1NZlHL'S, SL'il'll1'k'. YU! V Win liO.XlQl1 UI lil DLT.-X'l'lOX Pcrryslmurg High School has lrccn ualc in having 1 very form- .n outstancl' ' on thc B ' mg group ot citizn-us oarrl oi lffrlucation. Although rcccivin no compensation, Mr. KA. H. Speck, Nlr. Ralpl1 Britten, Mr. Hcnry Gockc, Mr. George lloosc, Mr. Harolcl Hollman, and Nllss Xlarflal Kaulz thc high-school sccrctary, have workcrl uxccp- tionally hard for school lI'I1lll'UVL'f'l1CI1lS. Thc lloarcl, which IINTIS in thc high-scluool office thc sccoml Tucsclay of cach month, is cliviclcml into hw clillcrcnl conwnmim-cs to carry out thc ncccsszary lvusincw Xl ' and Mr l' E . r. Spcck, prcsimlcul, . xoosc arc thc commillccs in chargc of thc lmuilrling and groumls aml FIIIHIICQ. Mr. flockc and Klr. llrittcn :irc thc lnus and tr commillcc. Mr Gr ansportaliou . nckc ii als W Commillcv' . QU on thc teacher , and Klr. llrillcn, on thc- zuhlclic com- mitlcc. Xlr. lloffman, thc ncwly clcclccl mcmlwr and vicc-prcsiclcul of the lloarcl, is on lxolh the lvaclmcr anal athlclic commillccs. Kliss Kautz scrvcs as clcrk cf thc Board. 10- 4 1- I4 I li-NVW . :M wi. will HANll'ooslf llmfl' fr Klolaxui. X ' gtvylg x. PA 'Fl ' Y 4: 1 l ff , ll 'il 1 0 Il Y F UHJSSES HFSLUI Reporter Ft'i.1.i1:R, Viet'-Prr.ridvul lJia1ML1Nc:, President Pifsr.-xv, Scrrt-tary VVACONI-R Treavurer CLASS OF IQ!-io Representing some of the best students ever to attend Perrysburg High School, the 1940 class graduates with the satisfaction of giving the school its best in every field. In athletics there were lrv Johnson, Jim Cryan, and Lloyd Finch, football standouts, while Bill Christman was a stellar performer in both foot- ball and basketball. Outstanding intramural contestants and leaders were Kenny Lusher, Tally Schwind, Rah Marriott, and Elmer Lintncr. ln extra-curricular activities many have left be- hind them excellent records in their respective endeavors. Among these active leaders and their achievements were: Lee Fuller, president of the Hi-Y, an excellent member of the band, as well as an outstanding scholastic representa- tive of the school, Grace Mills, president of the G. R.'s and president of the National Honor So- ciety, Ed vvamimid, president of the Boosters' Club, as well as a star on the varsity eleven, and Lucile Bostdorf, president of the G. A. A. and a member of the National Honor Society. journalism was well represented by Gene Deim- ling and Bob Dibling. Uemling edited the Somethin' and the 1940 Blarl? and Gold, while Dibling supervised and directed the photographic end of the annual. ln art, Mearl Schuele and Helen Pustay were representative of the two classes meeting daily with Miss Berg. Pat Tobey and Dorothy Schaller were the Thespians playing important leads in the produc- tion What a Life, presented by the Farmers' ln- stitute during the month of February. Members of the band and the orchestra who aided their organizations by taking individual honors with their respective instruments, as well as with their constant interest in the welfare of their organizations, were Dale Huffman, drums, Berneda Sprague, liuteg and Lee Fuller, clarinet. All of the available space in the building was used for the production of the annual Senior Carnival, held in April. The head of the versa- tile committee producing the riotous affair was ,lack Heilman. A cafeteria for the Farmers' Institute, a moving picture for the entire student body, the Christ- mas dance, and, with the aid of their mothers, the P. T. A. banquet, all went toward making possible the trip taken by the seniors in the spring. The Final activity sponsored by the class of '40 was the play Young April, under the direction of Mr. Barber. fXl'!l1IlI'llSICI' Iizlclun' Hckd Ilrossia K'nIc I.Ill'ISII11llll Iiuslflorf Vryznl Vmnkscmll I Junlup Englchardt Finch HAS DISTINGUISHED ITSELF BY ITS PEP -13- ANDENTHUQASM LL WARDA TO p-a 4- SCHOOL Gcrkic, llilmling, Howard, Kindervater, Hoxmcr, Hoyt, Jones, Mills Henry, Heilman, Myers, Huffman ACTIVITIES Iohnsou, Sllfilgllt, Lcslic, Rl. Schwiurl Doris Schallcr, I.uFI1L'r, Spcikcr, I. Marriott Kistlcr, XYygant, Lintncr, Blahlcr Sll HEJDOZIHJ. PARTICIPATION AND BY THE CHOLASTIC IN ALL EVENTS, BOTH AND S -16- cn O Q 3? I- N Xlz11'1'io1l, Salam, KICFHH -is, Nlmwu, IS. Schwind Nictz, Sarvcr, Ncspcr Rigg, Rodman, Dorothy Schallcr s -1-- HIGI-I GOALS ITS I.. Schwind, Schuclc, VX'amIvold XYard, Roller, Simon Tinncy, NX'cscman, Shiflctt Tulrcy, Maddy, Richards MEMBERS HAVE SET Tl-IEMSELVES TO ATTAIN. T . L i F b W 1 Y 9 I Lk, ,, BERNARD SATTLI-IR Clasx of 1939 In Memoriam And the stately ships go on To their haven under the hillg But, oh, for the touch of a vanished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still! -Tennyson 111111 1', Vin- l,l'1'.1'. NX'11.s11x, ,S'1-1'r1-l11r-1- '1'11x11-11155, l'1-1'.1-1111-111 XX'111.1f1-1. 'lin-11.1-111-1-1' '1'111- jllIl11JI' class. 1l1l1!i1ll11l11l1fl' 111 1111 111-1111111-s. was 11111- 111' 1111- 11111s1 111111111111-111 1-1-1-1' 111 1'1-111-1-S1-111 1'. 11. S. 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Juniors Juniors W ., ,Nxt 'lbw' ' l I tx' I, I Lwqb: V ,fvjfjfv Xx A I . l -2 0- l i'r.rf Row: Roland Kazmaier, june Schumacher, Bobby Parrish, lileanor Shroeder, john Voland, Ruth Perrin, -loe Lecklider, Marian Creps, VVilliam VVitzler Sertmd Row: Lorena Yantis, Albert Tompkins, Mary Jane Laing, Vernon Ambrosier, Vlilma Young, Russell Kohl, Evelyn Mericle, George Heckler, Betty Ballantyne Third Row: Chester Sarver, Marcella Shiple, Robert Grolle, Maxine Mcllonald, Robert Perrin, lloris Rose Schwind, Robert Cranker, Margaret Simon, Richard Kruse 1'-0141411 Row: Martha Grimes, Leon llavies, Phyllis Hill, junior Hahn, Betty Jane Hufford, jack VX'olfe, Mary Horine, Walter Artz, Hilda Schuele Ifijlli Row: james Keller, Hazel Baker, john Zachman, Virginia SattlerL Robert Hoffman, Virginia Sarver, llonald Macfoy l ir.rl Raw: Mary Yenour, Richard Else, Lottie Kleflain, Elvin farpenter, Mitzi Billa, Lowell Althoff, Beatrice Kille, Robert Bauman, Martha Yenour Srruzld Row: Marion Canocle, Bonnie Colrle, james Sticklcs, Suzanne Rogers, Paul Kopp, Velma Nleseman, Lowell Gurtzweiler, Gertrude Thorn' ton, Harry Scmeniw Third Row: Blerrilmell Reed, NVilliam Redman, Helen Clemens, Richard Keller, Virginia Thomas, llonald Byington, 'Ioan Lippert, Ernest Haas, Flizalmeth llilwling l'iu1zrIl1Rurt': llonalrl Bush, Jean Burflo, Louis Vislay, Florence NYygant, llonalcl lickel, Lenna Kiefer, Paul Sargent, janet NYilson, Donald Buckhout lfiflll Row: Florence Haas, joe Shiple, Margaret Black, William lilting, Martha Grove, Raymond Koller, Annie Sprague Q Juniors xx X! Y K -, . ' ll 5, ,f', ' W i fltt if ftll ff '45 .in f If ,. fl, -F ' . .f'f'-fa:-: i: Math Professor Alike evaluates X.' '....' l 'he game interests some people, and the camera interests the rest .... l'-lwurg's lvoys don jeans and plaid shirts to play cowlnoy . . . . Curly Kuhlman perfects his drop kick . . . . Bc-tty's a real inspiration for the lrand .... l'at's not late-that is, not very ..,, Klr. Golding was telling llolv Grolle alnout the heavy precipitation .... Students take their after-dinner rest. F YR Q fs me-f ' 'M wwf -,N VFMW- We 'M Hors NICR K lS'l'l,l'IR l zrt'-l'rt'.via'ut1l l'rt'.t'idt'ftl Ki1l.t.l-:le Gttotitc St'rrt'lt1ry 'I l't't1.V1ll't'l' .-X great array ot' sophomores hat e won places in the l'. parade of honor. lfrank Kistler, president, was at relialtle guard on the foot' hall team. Other sophomore snhstittttes ol the team were Norman llrahier, Lee Canfield, lfrven lfailor, and l':tttl Shiple. The leading scorer on the reserve ltaskethztll was Yernon limch. il'3.lU Representing the class in girls' athletics were Lois lirolle, captain ot' the sophomore girls' team, and Violet Spilker, Captain of an intramural team. Roland Cookson was a memlter ol' the cheerleading squad, Lois Cummings was the tirst sophomore to enter journztlism. llale Scheider and lidward Hess filled important positions in the hand, Those maintaining high scholarship were ,lane XYeelter, Lois Grolle, llernard Mahler, Gladys llostdorf, Betty Hilla- ltrand, Freda Lee, ,losephine Kostka, and lioltert Reis. lhf rooltomore Cliss lxegan soctztl ztctwttres with rt Weiner roast at Side Cut Park. Later they sponsored :t movie, Thr Man in llzt' Iron Jllnxle. at the l'alace Theatre, and gave a dance after the Xlattmee-l'erryslmurg lvasketltztll game. A lmake sale provided funds for a spring dance. Bliss Sitter and Klr, Hutlman guided the class activities. Sophomores -23- ll, S. Sophomores l .Sll'l'1JIlll Row: -losephine Koslka, lidwzxrd Hess, Maxine Spoerl, NYallaee l louse, Lucille Xlazey, XX'anelt:x Shiilelt, Ronald Henry, .lnnior lieivel, lirelyn Snyder Tllird Kirzui llzirold Lees, lfreda Lee, liernice lfifu lfirxf Row: Charles Ashley, Marguerite Brima- combe, Norman Hrahier, llorolhy Burdette, lfifl Kenneth liaughn, Pearl Baughn, Ralph lfahrer, Gladys liostdorf, Floyd Grolle lless, 'Vhoinas johnson, Yiolel Spilker, Ida Ynnker, 'lanel Tolsey, lileanor Salvo, Roland Cookson rfli Row: Erven lfziilor, Mary llavey, Floyd Charles, Evelyn limeh, Lyle liekel, Catherine Salller, Yernon limeh, Lucille Nickel, Ilenise llonner I1 Row: Gwendolyn Finch, Gladys lfahrer, Hilda Sarver, james Kaltenmark, Lee Can- field, Eileen Puse, lionald freps, Ruth Laing l ir.vt Rwrvi Iluunic 'l'i11m-y, Rolu-rl Scliwincl, Xlzirizm Rvctvnwalri, Paul Klcm-Iwi'gc1', lftlicl Ihmlzip, Rulu-rl Reis, Vlziirv Iillzl XX'vImlm, Ilzllc SCill'ilil'l'. l':1lly iiilillibl' S' L'1' und lx'u'ri': lilllll Scliwilini, iil'lDl'giZl Kurtis, In-11:1 L'1i1'1'y, ,IllIliUI' Kuck, L'lz1i':1lwl Ilczlth, Xlully Hull, Rulwri lirussizi, Luis liummings, kbcvlizl S2lllik'I' T!1ir1lR4m': iJIl!'iL'lK' Ling, YiIll'k'IlI SZllliR'l', Ruth l,olwi', Yu-ral IIui'I'm:m, i'1l'1Ulk Kisllcr, i'.x'L'iyll krzum-, Ruby Mix, X vrmui I'ri-ciiizui, Ilvlly l':11'1'isl1 Sophomores l'1f1r1'll1 161:-rv: I':111l Sliiplc, I.uisC21'11llv, Carl lfijlfz lfimig Iiim-ry Ki-Ili-13 Q,l,uIy5 llgmllmm, Spilkcr, Hvlcn LiiL'll1L'IllS, llclcn Simon, -Iam' iiL'I'I12lI'ti Nlulilvr, Ilclcii Ka-Hx' Ih-ily Ilillzv XXM-Iwci', XX'al1cr iiucckcrnizui, lin-ily Smith, lwrznisl, l'1u1l l.:mmlr11m, Nlurizm Iizirll, iilllfifiil xiilfj' ,izuiv Finch Simnmus .. Xlr liarlu-r 2lI'f.1'l1l'S llw pwwcr' ul' lll'1lNVlllllg . . . . Two l't'Z1SUllS fm' lmys' A-x1jnyi11g l'. ll. 5. lu cmmwlics with il strut ..,. l,t'l'l'j'SlIlll'QI'S own llL'llllX ilmlll111:111s ...., Xmmnl plwlll- 'glzurlu-1' Shaw gn-lla ll flwsn' uf his mvn xumlicim' .... llmx ll xxhistll- will lllfll :mr girls uumll .... l'-l1urg's rvzu' :ulmiml :mcl calvin lmy . , . 'l'lu- 1'v11w11 wv cull llwm L llllllll4lIlUl'L'S. ,www 5 li' M N A , 'X 1, s'Q'SXXwMe, V QS, xv X ,NN ,N X . zzi. X '- it Q 'g sm asf' 4 . QMS' o HUNNIQR Lfxlzit Smxzetzt.-xxlmz-ite 'I'lmx1 is , l'rt'.x'idt'11I .hlt't'I't'flI7'y T1't't1.v1t1't'1' l'it't'-I 1'.'.vz'dt'11l 'l'hc l-1'L'Sllll111Il clztss was mic of thc lztrgvsl lu ztttcml l,k'TI'j'SlllII'g lligh School, 'l'hv llJ9 yuttng ph-hos hzul it vt-ry vitjuystlmlc' yczti' umlci' tht- gtiimluncv til' thuir SIIKDIISUTF Xliss tittvkvtt, Xliss Young, :tml XIV. llztrlwvr. 'l'hv tivsliniztti cmiuicaticiii Ill'llg1'2llN was ztmtising aml clitlt-i'ci1t. Larry lcnst-it actc-tl as l'1'ut'm-ssm' Quizz with t-:ist-. 'l'hc quixz qiiwstimis, :xii- swvrvcl hy cmitvstmits Pztiilim- Slit-lmlrick, lilizztlwtli l'upt-, lmiiis XXI-liclu, Niclmrcl Kimlcrx':ttci', :tml lichlic- llztclmr, iiivulwml thc activities of hoth thx stmlcnt hotly :xml thc lztctilty. l'ai't of tht- prtigrztiii gnu' Huh Xlitztczztck. Nlltyiiv llrrmwiiiig, Lmiis fiillvs, Kia-I1:11'cl Limlsziy, llilly Samlt-rs, :tml Q-ll2ll'lL'S llvss zt clizutcc to shuw thcir IllllSlC2ll tzilt-nt. Amtisiiig skits, portrayitig tht' lite' nf thc frcsltmcn cltiriiig thcir first wt-ck ut' sclmul, rt-xvztlcrl thc :thility uf l.2ilIl'll' .XIIII Orr. Xlztricttzt Haus, 'lcztit l'2ll'FlCll, Lucillu- llnvis, l':1t Nippc, lltthhlc lfiitch, llztxitl lfuught, Km-iimlth Ilrussizt, Kuhwt lmgcc, :tml liclmaii' llztrimm. l 1'cclci'ick XXX-llslc-:tml was tht- frcshmzttt cztmlicl cztttlcritc. liryzmt XXmul :tml llwight lhirgcss gnu- vxcc-llvnt m'rfm'mzuic1's in thc lfztrim-rs' Iii- stitutc play, Il'lmI I1 Life. tharlcs lizthcuck :tml llwight llurgt-ss wcrc thu lrvsltiimii Iiuuthztll licrm-s, lh-riiarcl Haas, lriwrlt-rick VYcllstc:ul, :tml Rulu-i't lfckcl whim positions un thc rt'sc1'x't' hztskcthall tcam. l'l'0H1lll0I1l in girls' hziskcts hall xx'vi't' Klarilyii -luluisun, Xlztrjuric Sarwr, :tml .Xlicc Snttlcr. Tha- fri-shim-11 niaclc up 11 lzirgv part ol' thc Girls' tilt-c tluh, Vluzm Wit-clitfl was trtitslzlmliiig :ts stiluist, Rt-prt-svtititig tht' class iti tht- hztml wvrt' llilly Samlcrs, Richard liimlt-i'x'atcr, aml f.llIIl'lCS llcssg in thc urclicstrzt, I.:1ui'ic .-Xim Orr, llunalfl llcmkct', :tml Riclizml Kit1clurx':1lt'r. The class hclcl at clnsctl clzmcc :tml also at mlancv for thc cntiru schmml. jc-an t'ztrstcu was cluclc-rl sm-cn-tz11'y ztftct' blanc fart' withmlrcw from schmml. XX-l1CIl llunzilrl lluniicr, lll'L'Si1lClll, moved to Xlaumcc, Vico- lwcsfclciit Ilmizihl 'l'htmmas assumccl the leadership of thc class. Freshmen lzrxt Row: Dwight Burgess, lilizalwctli Pope, James Shiplc, Laiiriv .Min Orr, Vincent Haas, lloiiald I,ClCl'SOll, Lucille Davis, Rulwrl Liiallcn, I'IClCll Holkuvic and Rfrzuz l,HlliiIlL' Schwiiirl, Ricliarcl Liuclsziy, Luvclli Yzuilis, XYallci' X'X'cllslcacl, flarciicc llahii, Louis XXX-lnlc, glnnics KL-hoc, i,2ll1I'Zl Kuriis, Lcslcr aloliiisun mfd Rrrzv: mlm- Scliwiud, jamcs Lvsliu, Gloria Ballaiilylic, Kolicrl Kcciz, Martha Uiiclcrvvoocl, llmiald llcmkcr, NI:u'joi'ic Sarx'cr, liluimlcl Kcllcr, Scott Pups rilz Row: LL-itll lfricss, lflnyrl Colo, Klziriclla Haas, llzuiivl Iicckcr, .-Xlicc Szuilur, Iii-riizmi Haas, NYilma KIZIIIKIQH, Roy Iicriizxrcl, Uclmar Hurmoll lfirxl Rntv: lltllllllll joan Gmllc, Kcunctli l-luffurcl, Cliarlcs Cox, juclsoii Kinsey, lictly Unclcrwoml, Louis Gilles, lloris licitzcl, l71'ccl Finch, lluwarcl liuliamicm 5'i'm1:dRmv: Rulmcrt lickcl, Roda Sarvcr, Rudy l'olzi11, llilly SZlllilCl'S, llctty jam' liurry, Rulwrt Haas, litlicl .lc-im Curry, Ricliarcl lqlll1lCl'Yf1TCl', llomlliy l 1'cilcrick Third lfnrv: liafclu l'ilIlCllCl', llavicl lfmiglit, Law- rciicc Sclirzmmi, Ruth Hahn, Qlmrlcs lialucrmck, Nurina Kopplcr, C'lizu'lcs llcss, l,zu'1'y JCIISCII, ,lulm lluwcr 1'irIllI'fIl Rufu: lflzirulml MCI limalcl, K ai 1 li l c Q ii Scliwiucl, lfflwarrl llzicliur, Rulmcrl 'lll'IUlNIlSUll, ,lzum-s falclwcll, KL'l1IlQll1 liiwmssizi, l luiialll llUlIllCI', Blarilyii -lulmsmi, X'vk'I'lIUIl Nlurlcmck 429, ,v Freshmen 1: Freshmen f A! gi Ll! 4, Y Lil- lf-f --'-,., -il' W- -1- KX Y JF? l'li1'g:l Rifle: ll2llllll1L' Sllelclrick, Xliaylle lll'ONA'I1lllg, Virginia l'n'uwn, Richarcl Svvarlz, lJm'otl1y Keixel, fiarulml rlllltlllllllilill, Lena Yilllllll, james Miller, xlliflilll SVY2ll'lZl2lIlIlL'I' .Siwuild Rivzv: lfreclerick XX'ellsleaml, -lean XYieel1el, llunalcl Tlinmzls, .lean liE1IAZQlQI1, lillZl1'lL'S Sim- inmmfs, Nnrmn ,lean llahn, Gem-ge lluslny, Margaret Henry, I-lulwlale Finch ll::'1'fi' lCfrzv: llryunl Xllmal, .Xllnerl llvniilck, Lyla -lean l:CllC1'lN2lll, liill Xliilczak, l3m'oll1y vYL'llilL', Kolmerl Lngee, Ruth Keller, .-Xrle jones, Glenn Szirver l'iHItl'llI RUN: liaymmlcl Gluyrl, Patricia Nippe, 30- Aloysius Nlnren, Evelyn XYeseman, Glenn Klaclrly, 'lean Greiner, XYilliz1m Gilman, Nzumiiti llalin, Liarlelrrn Thomas The Black and Gold Staff Editor-in-rliipf .,,,.,,,,.......,........,................ Gene lleimling Ass't. Editor ........................,.. ........... L 'harla Eckel Advertising Manager ..........,....................... Grace Mills Ass't. Advertising lllanager .............. Dorothy Schaller, Nlearl Schuele, Pat Tobey, Bob Heslup, jim Cryan Cirfolation Manager ........................................ Bob Heslup Ass't. Cirriilation Manager ,....................,...... jim Cryan .......Harold Redman Orgartisatiorts Editor ........,..... Ass't. Organization Editor ............................ Bob Heslup Classes and Farulty Editor ...,,................. Mildred Cole Ass't. Classes and Farulty Editor .....,...... Charla Eekel Sports Editor .............,.................,.................... Lloyd Finch Ass't. Sports Editor .,........,..........,.,................ Jim Cryan Girls' Sports Editor .,....... ....... L 'atharine Armbruster Art Editor ........,.,......,,,... .......................... P at Tobey Ass't. Art Editor .............. ............... R learl Schuele Photography Editor .......... .....,................. I Bob llibling Adviser ..,........,...A.....,.,........,.,............. Virginia M. Young The addition of many new features by the 1940 annual staff make this BLACK ANIJ GOLD one of the outstanding yearbooks of P. H. S. The return to engraving is an important improve- ment. For the first time the opening section of the book is in two colors. Modern treatment of the senior panels, the class seals and ribbons, the novel cartoons, and the variety of type face-all combine to form an attractive yearbook. The senior direc- tory, another new feature, improves the appearance of the senior section. Many snapshots of student activities add to the informality of the book. Circulation was increased by the use of install- ment cards and by the printing of the cash sub- scribers' names on the annual covers. The 1940 BLACK ANIJ GOLD will be entered in the National Scholastic Press Assoeiatioifs All- Ameriean Critical Service for Yearbooks. I I . . i ,Q tt ,5 . Q, . -, Heslup, Finch, Fekel, Cryan, Deimling, Cole, llibling, Redman Hill, Mills, Tobey, Armbruster, lll. Schuele, H. Schuele, Sehaller, Cummings 5 lledman, llihling, folc, llcimling, Liryan, lickel, Finch, Hcslup Vummings, Schaller, H. Schuele, Bl. Schuele, Armhruster, Tohey, Mills, Hill Ifdftor-in-Liliipf ,,,,,,.,. ,..,..... l iene lteinding A.rs't. Editor .......... ............ G race Mills lfcnturt' lfllilor .......... ......... l 'harla lickel Soi-it-ty Editor ,,.....,,,., ,........ lX learl Schuele Sporty Editor ,,,,..,..,..,..... ........... L loyd Finch .4y.v't. Sporty liditor ......,. ....,.... , lames Cryan fiift'1lI!lfftHl Iiditor ..,...,..,.,.,. ....,... Charla lfckel .-l.v.v'f. Cirrzilfitioli lfditor ...........,.................. Lloyd Finch lfxrltatigr Ifditor .......,.....,.,....,.....,............. ...... I 'at Tobey Tyffi.vt.v ........ Grace Mills, Gene lleimling, Mildred Lloyd Finch, Charla lickel lllin1t'o.vropr Artz'xt.r ..,..,.. Catherine Armhuster, Hilda ................Schuele, lloh llihling, Harold Redman 1lIimroyrufl1t'r.v ,.,,.... Phyllis Hill, l.ois Cummings, .D ....,...... llorothy Schaller, Pat 'lTohey, lloh Heslup .wld-ziixvr .,,..,...,..,.............................,..,., N' irgnna M. Young The most radical change made hy the journalism class this year was the adoption ot' an eightpage, three-column newspaper layout. The purchase ot' a new mimeoscope and letter guides made possihle greater variations in headlines. The modernized .S'nn1r'tl1in' has won recognition from many corres- ponding newspaper staffs. The .hltllllffllflli was entered in contests sponsored hy the Quill and Scroll, the National Scholastic Press Association, and Alpha Phi Gamma and the Toledo Blade. The stat? is a memher of the North western Ohio Scholastic Press Association and tht Northwestern Ohio llistrict journalism Association liarly this year the Perryshnrg statl was hos l5ll memhers of the N. XY. O. S. P. A. at a ham Toledo filmtv. was guest speaker for the occasion The entire statl took part in the all-day convention of the N. XY. O. ll. J. held at llurnham llirt School, Sylvania, which was attended hy 444 mem hers from high schools in Northwestern Ohio. skit written and directed hy lloh llihling was prt sented as after-dinner entertainment. The Somethin' Stall . 1 - -- -. - I I I ' S ,Z ' , f 1 to S 1 luet ' and dance. Klr. Grove Patterson, editor ot' the 'v. i l ' I l A' I p f l 5- X Q - A V i I ' ,': I t ' ' - . I -33- Officers Deimling, Vice-Prexidenfg Munger, Adviscrg Kistler, Set'r1'frz1'y Vtlambold, Pre,rident,' Pustay, Vive-l'm'xidt'11t,' Kopp, Treaxtfrer Beginning a full year of activities, the Boosters' Club held the annual Homecoming llance, which welcomed all alumni of P. H. S. The cluln organized a cheering section for athletic contests, sold footlmall pins, and distrihuted pencils on which were printed the lmasketlmall schedule. National lJl'4'Xfdt'llf .......,........ ...,...,..,...... G race Mills Vim'-l'1't'.i'idr'1zI ......,........ ....... L ee Rolilwie Fuller .S't't'i'eta1'y-Trea.v1m'r ....... ....... X Virginia Henry liight seniors were elected to the National Honor Society in 1940. Selection was made on the luasis l-lono This year the lioosters returned to the custom of sponsoring the Athletic Banquet and ltance. Record dances arranged lry the organization furnished noon-time activity. llecause of the large memluership and the lack of school time for meetings, all plans were made hy the officers. Nlr. Klunger served as sponsor. r Society of scholarship, character, leadership, and service to the school. lilection to this group is the highest honor a high school can lrestow. This year's memlmers were induced into the organi- zation at the Christmas convocation, and at that time received their memlmership keys. Fuller, llililing, lleimling, Henry llostdorl, Lf lickel, Xlills, Sehaller thiot picturedi Helen l'ustay, Kenneth l.usher -344 Boosters' Club XX'ilSn11, llrilm-S, l'u1'1'l11, liillr, I , Xyygzull, llzlkvr, Kim-lu 0: K R llilwling, lickul, lluris Sclmzxllvr, Sllllll'I', Rlills, l'nsI:1y, l' F- 'l'nlwy, Ymm f SZIVXUV, llm'nll1y SClllllll'I', l'lk'Ill'j', Nlyl-rs, Xliss lil-rg, lfng ll-Ill'1ll. Nlcl'l:lil1, li. 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Xlznrrioll, NL-sm-1', liiclrzmls, ll, Ruflman, ll1lClillU1lI, ll. licmlmzm, lilllvll, llrullv, lfinclm, Nlzulmly l.llI'lSIlNIlll, xX'ZlgUllK'l', ll. liyingmn, IM-imliug, Cryzm, l.. Sclnvilul, 'lllllI1K'y, Xxlllllllilllll Rigg, Ililrling, lla-ilmzm, l.11slu-r, llcslup, ll, Schwincl, l'lllllQ'l', li. Nlarriull I35 - Jfff-W Latin l Club Mzulcly, li. Haas, I . NVcllstcafl, llmwr, l.tugct', lf. Haas, Ka-limi, NX'uocl, Orr, Sliiplv, W'ic't'l1cl, rl. 'l'ulwy, Xl, llnns, Smith, XX'vlnlt- lingt-rs, l c-ttwiiwziii, fi, llxtllfvittyin-, Nl. hluliiismi, llnlkmic, Nippt-, QX. Sixth-i', Y t'ai'stcn, Nlantlt-ll, lupc Simmons, llsss, S7lIlfll'1'S, ,It-iiscn, XY. XYt'llstt-acl, lfuuglit, li. l'lUllll0l', Linflsziy, ll. Tlnnnzis, l. Tliumzts Latin II Club Loc, Ashley, Spilkcr, Kaltcnmark, lfailur, Lohcr Palmer, llritnacutnlwc, Y. Spilkcr, Llrainc, Spocrl Honncr, Ling, Nicki-I, K, Laing, Hall. Klcchcrgct' Latin I Vltih Latin ll tllnh l'rvxirlt'11l .........,....., ...... l Jon Honncr ..... llcnist- Hmmm-r Vl.t'l'-l,Vl'.Yfdt'l'lf ............ Larry jcnscn ...,..... Patty Palmer 5't't'y,-Tr4'41.v ................... janet '1'olvcy,,,l'aul Kluclicrgci' Iiftlgflllll C.lltli1'VHllll ..,. Lois Manclcll .,,.,...... lictty Smith The meetings of thc Latin clnhs, hclrl clnring class timu, gave the students a dccpct' appreciation ul Roman civilization and its placc in moclt-rn lift-. .X tntir of tht- Rmnatn cxhihits in tht: 'l'ult-do Must-tim nf Art was 21 tnajur activity ul tht' ycar. ln collalmtwalimi with thc l i'ench class the Latin clnhs prcscntc-rl an outstanding fnrcign language coiivocation l cln'1iat'y 14. Latin and Frciich songs, a Vestal Virgin th-ill, Il scrics uf cffvctivt' tahlcaux, anrl 21 lfrcnch zulziptzltimi uf Li'l Ahncr mamlc up thc variccl anrl entertaining program. The Latin :inrl lfrcnch classcs joint-tl in a picnic to conclutlc tht- pmgratn for thc year, l'hc cast ztnswcrs il curtain call. Klr. llnrhcr makcs up l'nl 'l'ulwy. ,limit l.ippurt rcpruvt-s cu-stars Tulicy :intl liicltarcl lflst SCENES FROM WHAT A LIFE Again thc dramatics department, undcr thc ahh' dircction ut' Mr. Rolmt-rt Il. llarhcr, mairitainccl its reputation for unique and outstanding prmlttctimts. The wt-ll-known lirttadvvzly play, 1171411 u Life. hy l'litTurcl iluldstnitlt, was thc clramatics dt'- partntt-nt's Clilllfllhlllltlll tu thc Farmers' lnstitntc, l chrnary 6 and 7. l'at Tnlrcy, Richard lilsc, and liryant XX'uml gan' cxccllcnt liL'I'l.Ul'II1ElllCOS. Dickens' Cltrixflriclx Carol, prcscntcd hy thc ux- prcssion class, lcnt a very cllcctivc spirit tu thc Lihristtnas COllYUC3.l.lOll and to thc Lil1I'lSlIll2lS l'. T. A. meeting. Richard Else very ably CllllI'1lClCI'- izcfl Scimugc, and was wcll sttppurtccl hy iitt-tttlit-i's ut' thc speech class. 'l'l1c junim' class nrt-sctitt-tl :1 tltrt-c-uct Ctblllbtly, Cfrrfwizigll lltll-IIS, April l9, with Suzanne Rogers and .luhn Zaclnnzm in thc leading rnlcs. The scriicws llflbllglll hack the same delightful Mclnlyrc family in tht- svqucl, lvrllllltj ,-lftril, givcn Slay ZZ. f ' I ' eam The following stuclents representecl Perrysliurg High School at the llistriet State Scholarship Contest, held May 4 at Bowling Green State University: , as linglish lfklarilyn Johnson, Marietta Haas if 5-51 English llflluth Lolter, Josephine Kostka T l QQ--iijj-so English lllglleatrice Kille, Elizalmeth Dibling f b. isigxk lzngllsh IN -Grace Mills, Bolt lhlwltng g, 4 Latin l4lJorothy VN'ehcle, Florence Haas ' X LE' ,Q Latin llflirerla Lee, Ashley Bach KL I l French lgjanet NYilson, John Voland '1 XX'orlcl History-james Kaltenmark, Molly Hall ,ii -J American Historyfliolt Parrish, Donald Buckhout 2 it N , Algebra- Walter NY:-llsteacl, jean XN'iechel 5 I f Geometry-NX'allaee llouse, Marguerite Brimaeomlme if' 1.,gfiT-,lf ' Srjgfiff fig? ff liiology4Mary jane Laing, Paul Sargent fri nf W' fltetttistryfliicharcl Else, Allmert Tompkins -l-'-'lin Hg-Af l'hysies4Lee Fuller, ,lack Heilman h 4.77, ,,..f- --fr' liookkeepiug!-Betty Parrish, Lois Grolle Shorthand l4Lueile llostclorf, Helen Pustay Typing I-Velma Xleseman, Bernecla Sprague l t l'arrish, Uuckhout, lllse, Tompkins, Sprague, NNI-sem:-111, XYilsou, Volancl Fuller, Heilmau, Sargent, Llilllg,-1tJl'lllSOI1, Kille, llilmling, Kaltenmark lliltling, Mills, Pustay, Bostclorf, VVellsteacl, XYieehel, Ilrimaeomlte, llouse, Hall Bach, Lee, Haas, Wehcle, Lolmer, Kostka, Grolle, Parrish .38- Ul Flt'liRS Pft'Xidt'lll ............... ...,.......................... l Scrnaril Schwintl Vim'-l'rz'.fid0llf .............. , .,.,.,., llalc Schcitlcr .S'rrrrfr1ry-Trvaxifrvr ....... .,...... X 'irginia Sattlcr :X small group of tztlcntccl musicians comprised thc orchestra this your. Thr' organization partici- patcd in thc commcnccmcnt exercises and aided in making successful thc play procluctions, ll'liul a Lifc, Cfrufviiig Puiiix, :incl Young mlfiril. Xtith thc grarluation of tcn scnior mcinlicrs, thc orchestra will lm grczttly liamlicatmpccl next fall, PERSONNIU. l'iir.rl Violin: l.ZlllI'lC Ann Orr, llonalil llcinkcr, Yirginia Sattlcr, Louis tiuilotlc .S'i't'o11d Violin: Nlartha Ycnour, Nlznrthzi Grow, Yvlina Xlbst-riiaii, lla-tty Smith lflufrz llcrnccla Sprztgtic fi1tIl'llIt'fI llcriiartl Schwintl, liiclizml liiilrlt-1'x':1tt'i' .hitl.l'tlf'1ItHIt'I Virginia Henry, Nlztxinc Nlclloualnl fiflfllfff Glcnn Honncr, llorothy SCl'l2lllt'l' lfrrurli llorn: llill NL'SIlt'1', llill t'lu'istm:tu Ylftlllllltllltf :Xnnic Sprugttv, Philip KlllflCl'XlllK'l' lfrixxz llnlc Schciilci' Tynifiaui: llalt' Htiflniim lylitllltfj forinnc XYar4l l,l'l't't'ft'VZ llan l.. l :u'tnt'1' Il7'L'.l'1'dl'll, . . . Catliarine Armliriister llift'-l,7't'.t'i!1't'Hf, Lois Cuinniings .hlt't'ft'flI7j' . . . Martha Grimes 1-liI7flII'1'Ull . , . lflorenee Haas l'ropi'rfy t'utUltItjt'7'.Y . . . Mary llorine, .lean NYeichel GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lfirxf Rmu: Smith, Nllelulu, Lovelli Yaniis, Xl. Sarver, Liookson, Landrum, Clemens, Mericlc, Rogers, Cummings Serfnid Row: Rickcl, llartt, Hillalwrancl, R. Laing, li. NN'eseman, Puse, lleath, Hufforcl, Armhrnster, Dorothy Schaller Third Row: Kille, Horine, Klcflain, Palmer, Honner, lloris Schaller, V. VX'cseman, Y. Sarver Ifuurlli Row: Klclionaltl, Keller, Schumacher, F. Haas, M. Henry, Sheltlrick, Reitzcl, Kc-ppler, Mary Yenour Fifth Row: Grolle, Ill. Laing, Lippert, Black, Pence, Fincher, XYehcle, N. Hahn, R. Hahn .Yixlli Row: Cooper, Swartzlantler, lfetterman, Nippe, Orr, NYiechel, johnson, G. Ballantyne, Grimes The Girls' Glee Chili, with a memlwership of Fifty-four, was the most outstancling and successful choral group this year. Untler the clirection of Klr. llan L. lfariner, the cluh sang for the Farmers' lnstitute ancl convocation, antl joined with the A cappella Choir and liantl for the spring festival. 'ljhe organization received a rating of three plus in the Northwestern Ohio llistrict Klnsic Lontest at lilufiton, March 15. The Girls' Glee llluli joined the lioys' Glee Llnlv in fl roast at Side-Llut Park in the fall, BOYS' GLEE CLUB I'ri'.vidi'i1l , . . Rolserl Xlvagoltcl' Vive-l're.virIt'ut llarolrl Redman ,S'err'i'f11ry-Trt'ri.r1u'i'r . . . llon llyington l,iIu'iirinu . . . Lowell .-Xlthoff lfirxl Row: li. Kille, Failor, liyington, Simmons, Kuek, H. lfinch ,Sbroiid Row: Lees, Xlagoiier, Klceoy, .-Xlthotl, Freeman, ll. lieclnian, Charles The lioys' Glcc Chili of twelve niemlwcrs joinecl with the Girls' Glee fluli to form the A Cappella Choir for local performances this year 140 Aan lfiiicli, XXi2lgUll0l', lfwciiizlii, lflling, .Xlllimillf Xlcliuy, llyiiigtrm, Ri'Illl12lll, lfulm lxum llurmc, Rlckcl, Schallcr, Haas, INippc, XX ulvlv, .Xl'l1ll!l'llSll'l', l.u-s, l'li:u'lis Nininm Killu, llcatli, Hillalvrancl, Nlcriclc, l'almL-r, Karr, Cunpcr, ltlcllminlfl l 1 f llnrtt, filCIl1L'llS, Rngcrs, llmim-r, Sarvcr, Orr, llmksuii, lirimcs, uni Smith, l'L-ncc, lllack, lsippcrl, Xliicclu-l, l'luITurcl, trimmings, l.:1ing, Schzillmi Mun ip l'n'.vidn1l ,,...AA,., .,..,,,,,. l lull Wzlgsiiici' 'Illia' .X liillllwllil Liliuii xx is mzulc up ul paris ul ilu I'11'i'-l'n'.i'1'4l.'1it ,A,,,, .,,,,, , ,.Nl:u'1liz1 Kirinics Girls' :mil liuys' Ulm llulws The clmrus suit lm ,Y .',' wturkx ',,,,, ,,,,l, ..,,,,, X I zlrjoric lkmksuii Cmiwvcziliwvll, l 1lrn1urs' lnslilulc, :mxl thi- spim lilvruriuiz ...,.,.. .,,.., I ,mis Lhmmings livzil. Slllillllll' Rugcrs, lluli Xhigmiur, mul llimhl ll1'f'z'i'f4U' ,..,.,, ,,,..... l lam l.. lfarmcr l:l'llIl1IIIl lizul snlu parts. I Music Contestants 'l'lic lullmviiig siuclm-ills cmiipclcrl in lliu zumuzil xl2ll'g1ll'L'l lllzack, Rutli Laing, Xlzirllizi l-im Nm'1lixvvslui'ri llislricl Sulu :incl lfnsciiilwlc liunlcsl, lfxclyii Nlcriclc, Suzxuiiic Rogvrs, llurolliy S 1 ln-lil .Xpril ll, all lluwliiig iirccn Slilll' llIllYk'l'Sllj', Girls' Svxtcl, lll. :mul ix-u-in-fl thc i'cspcc1ix'c rulings: H llzllc llullmzul was llic llllly l'. ll. S. hlllilllll llzilv llllll-Hlilll-flll'lll11, l, Stalin-3 l'i:um, il, nXl1ui'- in 1-iilci' llic sinh' cmllvsl :il Ulu-rlin imlvg Ilmmlcl l':1i'lctIu---lillul, Illg .loan l.1p1wi'l, l':n'lm'llc, 5 l Kllllml l.llDlM'l'l, lilnck llntl lllllll l,:1mg, firm Iiugcis, . IHS. Xll'l'lK'll l,l'4'.V1.dt'llf ............... ..,.. lfV1At't l,Vt'.Yldt'Vlf ...,... .. .S-t't'l't'ffII'j' .,.....,,... ,, .Lucile liustcltwrt' ..i..Helett Pustzty .....l.etty XX'ygai1t Trvr1.vtm'r .,,.. ,,,,..... L 'tmrimie XX'zu-tl Kt'fNu'It'r' ....... .,,.,,. , -it-V1 Ilunmthy Schallet' .l1f...xt1 ,........,....,........ ..... ,..,....,.......,...,....,.. I . emma Crtmckett The G. A. A, organized intramural teams in Imasket- Iwztll, vulley hall, and indoor Imselvall. The squztrls plzlyerl :luring the noon hour, and trophies were ztwzttwletl the wittners of the tmirnament. Club ftmcls were iucrensetl lty it Irztke sale :tml the selliitg ut magic slzttes. .X hike, roast, :tml splash party were zummg the suc- Cessful parties of the sensmi. The G. QX. A. hztcl charge uf the May llay prugrattt :mtl the l'u1'm:tl cliutce in the evening. Val Tolney was elected queen of the festivities. She was at- teittlefl hy llurl XYa1ttImulcl, as iqllltillhtltlil, and Holly linker, maid of huiitmr. 442 Mal Azhletzc Amaahm i i t I i ll. Rloreo, Canfield, K. Brossia, Gloyd, Browning, Elting, Roller, A. Norco, Babcock, Hufford D Brossia Shiflett, F. Kistler, B. Kistler, Brahier, Burgess, Christman, Lecklider, Finch, Hahn, Amlvrosler Parlor Shiple johnson, Marriott, Vilamhold, Richards, Redman, VY. Byington, Vislay, Bnckhout, Kopp, Cryan ll Bylngton 1939 yellow jwkea The 1939 football campaign was not so successful as many others P. H. S. has experienced, but it was outstanding in time teamwork and spirit. Each mem- ber of the squad showed willingness to cooperate in every way possible with the new coach, Dale Kuhlman. The graduation of eleven senior lettermen will weaken the jacket ranks for next year. Among the outstanding graduates are lrv johnson, varsity end and high scorer for four years, Holm Marriott, four-year letterman, considered the lmest kicker ever to play for Perryslwurgg Ed XYamlmold, 1939 captain and quarter backg and Warren Byington, varsity center, who played every minute of every contest for the past two seasons. Fifty-one candidates, five of them lettermen reported for spring practice. From these, Coaches Kuhlman and Golding expect to pick a very capable team to represent the school next season. .44- 563 4'.L A , Tn ' I ll ' I Y I 'l' li I' '1 in ,F 4 eaacfwi tlftirli Kuhlman lftlfllllj' illlllltlflfl' Treece ,'f.t'.Vli.t'ftIlll' Clmrli Golding Highlights of the Season Defiance 13 Perryshurg 7 Opening the season against llefiance, 'the Yellow jackets scored first on an intercepted pass hy Kopp, and held the lead until the last quarter. However, the lack of experienced reserves proved fatal. ln the last five minutes the Bulldogs scored twice to win. llelta 6 Perryshurg 7 Over-confidence accounted for this scant 1-point victory over a team the jackets should have heaten very decisively. johnson scored on an end-around play in the second quarter. An intercepted pass enabled Delta to score, hut they were unahle to make the extra point. Sylvania ll l'erryshurg 6 Sylvania was slated to win this hattle, hut the jackets proved their worth hy upsetting all pre- dictions. johnson scored on a 35-yard pass from Marriott. The Wildcats could not get within the Perryshurg 20-yard line during the entire game. t iff HTF .g Us .. 'Fl t s V87 ill itll A A . .45.. Genoa ll Perryshurg l4 Playing their finest game of the season, the llerryshurg eleven completely outsmarted Genoa. Both touchdowns were the result of many run- ning plays. Genoa threatened to score only once, hut a fumhle on the 2-yard line snufied out the chance. liossford 21 l'erryshurg 0 f'erryshurg didn't seem to he ahle to get going against their old rival. Perhaps Friday the 13th had something to do with the failure of plays to work, punts heing hlocked, and the lack of drive hy the whole team. Whitmer 7 Perryshurg 7 Marriott's scoring in the tirst three minutes of play was not enough to defeat the hard-fighting Nkhitmer squad. Xkhitmer scored on hard, line-smashing plays in the third quarter. The jackets were ahle to get to the opponents' 10-yard line, hut lacked the drive to put the hall over the goal. Howling Green 7 Perryshurg 0 Lucky hreaks for Bee Gee and a-few had plays hy llerryshurg were determining factors in this loss. The jackets got as lar as the 12-yard line, hut a fumhled pass ruined the chance to score. Although the liohcats were in scoring position several times, the jackets allowed them to score only once. Napoleon 6 Perryshurg 14 lrv johnson proved to he Napoleorfs Nlaterloo when he scored hoth touchdowns for l'erryshurg, one on a pass, and the other on an end-around play. Napoleon's touchdown came as the result of a long completed pass. Maumee IZ l'erryshurg fl ln the annual Armistice llay game the jackets were completely outplayed hy their oldest rivals, the Maumee Panthers. With several regulars on the hench, the Panthers were ahle to score two touchdowns in quick succession to give them their victory. BUCKHOUT REDMAN 19 Don Buekhout, Tackle Varsity 3, Junior Injuries slowed Buckie up in a few of this season's contests, but he could always hold a regular position. His third year on the varsity was much superior to his two previous seasons. Bill Redman, Guard Varsity 2, Junior Bill was a quiet boy on the held, but Actions speak louder than words. He was responsible for many of the losses sustained by the opponents. Louis Vislay, Guard Varsity l, Junior Although Louie started the season rather mildly, by the fourth game he was warmed up. Against Genoa he got 50 percent of the tackles, and from then on his defensive work was very good. VISLAY I Irv Johnson, End Varsity 4, Senior Irv made most of the team's touchdowns via the end-around play. His speed made him a hard man to overtake after he had caught the pigskin, He will be hard to re- place next year. Tony Richards, Tarkle Varsity l, Senior A Fine tackler and blocker, Tony put all he had into his game. His team spirit was an inspiration to every member of the squad. Bud Kistler, Back Varsity 2, Senior Small but mighty, Bud liked the game and played hard all the time. He could always hc counted on to go into any competition and do his best. JOHNSON RICHARDS KISTLER , ,QAM - -- - , - 1. .fu tv u , ' 1 XVAMBOLIJ KOPP D. BYINGTON Ready lor any Opposition Bud Wlambold, Bark Varsity 2, Senior Bud, elected captain, was considered the driving cog of the squad. Bud's earnestness and willingness made him one of Perrys- burg's Finest players. Paul Kopp, End Varsity 3, Junior Koppie barely tipped the scales at 145. but very few plays could get around his end. He was able to sense the opponent plays, and usually managed to break them up. lion Byington, Back Varsity 3, Junior Don started the season as regular guard, but was switched to full back, where his driving power enabled him to make many gains. P. H. S. is expecting a lot from lion next year. CRYAN NY. BYINGT jim Cryan, Bark Varsity 1, Senior Playing his first year as a regular, Jimmy appeared to be nervous in some games. He played his best at Genoa, where he made several long runs. Few enemy passes were completed in jim's territory. VVarren Byington, Center Varsity Z, Senior Shifted from tackle to center this year. VVarren played his new position very well He was considered one of the best tacklers on the team. Bob Marriott, Bark Varsity 4, Senior Rah, one of the few players to make the varsity his freshman year, played an important role in all victories by his educated toe and his able passing. ON MARRIOTT .wmfqg The Yellow jackets started off the 1939-40 season by defeating the Pemberville five 41 to 36. lt looked like a good season ahead, but the following three games were lost to Clay, 38 to 195 Rossford, 36 to 17, and Central, 37 to 27. ln a return game with Pemberville the local boys lost after two exciting overtime periods, with the final score being 34 to 32. The second game with Clay saw the enemies again defeat the Jackets, this time by a 36 to 30 verdict. lJeVilbiss handed Perrysburg another 32 to 22 lacing the following week. The Perrysburg squad played their best game of the season against their closest rivals, the Maumee Panthers, and snowed them under with a 33 to 14 win. Not so successful against another close rival, the Rossford Bulldogs, the jackets were repulsed by a 36 to 17 count. llefiance and Kenton won over Perrysburg by 31 to 20, and 35 to 15 scores, respectively, but the following week, the home team re- turned to the win column by pounding out a 44 to 22 win over the hapless Sylvania quin- 161. Maumee evened the score with the Yellow jackets by virtue of a 26 to 24 win. Perrys- burg was ahead much of the time, but a last-quarter rally gave the Panthers their victory. The last game of the season was played at Bowling Green, with the Bobcats aiding in wrecking the season for Perrysburg by win- ning thc game 26 to 20. ln the Class A tournament held at Defi- ance, the Yellow jackets were eliminated after their First game with Swanton. lt was a close contest all the way, but when the final whistle blew, Swanton was ahead 31 to 24. eaacfza 1f.Y.l'1..l'fl1llf Coarlz Abke flllflfll Kuhlman l'z111l Kopp, lforieard Varsity 2, Junior li11ppie was one of the 11-1151 ClJ1lSlSlC1ll scorers on the team. His speed and rleception made him a harcl 1111111 111 guard. llill l'l11'is1ma11, lfimrd Yarsily l, SCll111lA Hlill1AlSuClllllflI1l1 earn a a1111'1111g ll0Slll1lIl, l1111 his time 11-am wurk always l1k'lil1'll when l1e went 111111 a close game. lillll lirmmlle, f'1'l'!1'r Yarsily, l, ,l1111i11r l311l1 hall keen Ct1l11llk'llli11Il 11111 his 111151111111 all Sez1s1111. lle ei111l4l play either guarml 111' Center, a11rl always hel1l his 1111111 111 a xery few 111111118 l.e1111 lll1Yik'f3, 01111111 Yarsiiy l, -l1111i11r l.e1111 was elnetul l11111111'- arx' Uillvllllll llL'CI1llSL' 111 l1lS :1l11l11v I11r lea1le1 4l11p. Ile was the highest 5C111'L'1' 1111 llli' lL'll111 fm' the entire Sk'ZlSU1l. hltbllll Yulaml, Ct'Ilfl'V Varsity l, .llllllllf 1lig,l11h11's height marle l1i111 21 valuahle man unfler the hasket, His specially was a 1111e-hand piv11t shut, which accounterl for many 111' l'. H. S. points. IJ1111 liyi11gt1111, Guan! 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'1'1111115's 11'z1111, l'l1I11IK'1'- 1111 11'1S 111-11-'111'11 1-1 111 9 111 111c c1111c11111111g 111111111 111 111C 111z1y-1 1 . 1 1- s1-111111' c1:1ss, 11'111c11 s111111s111'1111 1111' 111111'11z11111-111 111 l'lllSL' 11111 ss I-111111, 1111-51-1111111 11111 11-:1111 cz1111:1111s w1111 g11111 11'111111111s. agg- 1 111'v 1111' 1111- 54 , Q 'W K Wirral-lSa.s 3 -1 Q' gr I1 '! E' lx? fer A 5 .. HKA. x ki 5-mggeqx--w c . lg Q 7, if ' 1' N Wx A V11 T - N f v.ei t ,gjgi X R giqjhg we A. , 0 X , at Q t' Q Qft. P' Z Edwin SEPTEMBER The largest student body in .the school's history begins the year's activities. Perrysbur falls to Defiance in the first football game of the season. Classes elect their presidents on non-parti- san ballots. P. H. S. gridders defeat the Delta team by Marriott's drop kick. Bob Logee is the best salesman in the magazine campaign. Perrysburg downs Sylvania by the score of 6 to 0. Coach celebrates again! OCTOBER Mothers of the freshmen allow their sons and daughters to be up later than usual tonight-reason, the freshman roast. First issue of a real .S'omaflz'in' is pub- lished under the editorship of Gene lleimling. Junior Kuck just doesn't understand how the magician can find room for everything in his pockets and sleeves. VX'ilma Young finds out how appe-tizing raw oysters are at the Girl Reserve initia- tion. The .SitHllt'ffllH' staff entertains 150 jour- nalism students from fourteen neighboring schools at the first N. NY. O. S. P. A. banquet. lfaculty members attend the Northwestern Ohio Teachers' Association meeting, while the students vacation. Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner set the fashions for the juniors' Sadie Hawkins' Dance. Virginia Sarver and Dwight Bur- gess give best impersonations of the comic- strip characters. 31 P. H. S. faces the camera for the Blark and Gold. --54- NOVEMBER 11 Maumee defeats Perrysburg. Perrysburg forgets the defeat by dancing. 23-26 President Roosevelt did this for us. DECEMBER P. H. S. wallops Pemberville in the first basketball game of the season. G. R's and Hi-Y's go scavenger-hunting in the rain. Eight seniors are inducted into the Na- ional Honor Society. Richard Else heads the expression class production of Dickens' Christmas Carol. The class of '40 gives annual Christmas dance. First day of vacation, and no snow. JANUARY Mr. Huffman makes a resolution. Dale helps his father break this resolu- tion. Frank Oram impresses the student body with an account ot his experiences in Germany. Journalism class joins the N. NY. O. S. P. A. in a tour of the Toledo Blade build- ing. Perrysburg G. R's and Hi-Y's entertain the organizations of Rossford and Maumee. Grace Mills, Barney Schwind, and Lee Fuller discover that Rossford has very in- teresting Hi-Y and G. R. members. Freshmen display their musical and dra- matic talent at convocation. Larry Jenson stars as Professor Quiz. 0 FICBRUARY S The annual lfarmers' Institute opens. The music department assists with entertainment. 6-7 ll. H. S. is the tirst high school to pre- sent the Broadway production, ll'lmt .fl Life. 4 litifectixe tahleaus are presented at con- vocation hy the language cluhs. The French class gives a foreign version of llaisy Mae and l.i'l Ahner. MARCH ' The foothall and haskethall teams are guests of the Boosters' tluh at the annual hanquet and dance. J 6 Maxine Mclionald leads the junior swing orchestra with her saxophone at convocation. S Dickie Stemen enacts the role of llinocchio in a line manner. 5 Girls' Glee Cluh participates in the North- western Ohio llistrict Music Contest at Bluffton. 1 Photographs of the student hody are taken for the Exchange Cluh Movie, l'erry.vburg Life. 7 The senior teams, with Virginia Henry and Rah Marriott captains, win the interclass tournament. 9 Band rates superior at Ada in the North- western Ohio llistrict Band Contest. U Lee lfnller receives an Ohio State Univer- sity scholarship after placing fourth in the tests held at Bowling Green State Univer- stty. G. A. A. memhers enjoy a splash party at the Y. XY. C. A. APRIL I Bowling Green State University students begin practice teaching at P. H. S. -55- 'l'he hand makes the first recording on the new R. C. A. Victor Recorder. Throngs attend Senior Class Carnival. Gate proceeds total 3310. Suzanne Rogers and john Zachtnan star in the junior class production, tfrtrretlzgf l,tllll.t. The Commodores receive an excellent rating in the state hand contest held at lolumhus. The seniors sponsor the Tom .hitI'It'.Vt'7' pup- pet show. 'l'he graduating class of '-ill with their mothers arrange the l'. 'l'. A, hanquet, held in the Schaller Memorial Hall. junior girls entertain their fellow- class- mates as a result of their low sale ol tickets tor the class play. Sophoniores contrihute a dance to l'. H. S. activities list. Music department entertain the puhlic at their spring festival, MAY Seniors make last contrihution to l'. H. S. with dramatized prophecies. Scholarship team take tests for l'. H. S. at Bowling Green State University. lfat Tohey reigns over the May llay fes- ttvals, with Bud Ntamhold as Rohinhood. Outstanding students of l'. H, S, are re- cognized at convocation. Reverend Swengel addresses the Class ot' '40 at haccalaureate services. Seniors take their last high-school exami- nations. Seniors make their last stage appearance in the comedy, loung April. The Class of '-1-0 receive their diplomas. barry C Myers, child psychologist, speaks at commencement exercises. P. H. S. says goodhye until Septemher, 1940. -lu:'1 likm- Szmlng and look what hc's pullccl out of thc hox .... I'-rah, li-rnh, K-K-YARah .... l'll sign for mim' right now .,,, Hubs holds 21 Ivolllc of Coke for looks .... l3uck's huggy full and Sods wagon loarlccl ,.,. As our team rclaxvs during practice .... Thu Sl1I?0l'iIllL'lldCIll gots his snaps oi May Hay. 6 x -11. - -- . .ws , f - Ai-W... 5 s '5,jf'g A 'S K W3 Y is x x Eff , -fy wx 'P ft 3, Su A - mf, S Q, , Q2 W W If xr, 15 35 Q 2 Q 5 Vg Kham 5 eff is Z K ' sw Y, .wg . Q2 M.. S Q .:,,::.. Q, ,.,. M., , Q s Q if , 4 E, Mi 5 , m xx fda, 'X . ' Y -I. '.'E::QL. 3 ...... x... , Q 6 ,M , Wi Q Q wwe A? Y 02 is Q n 'B 5:51-5.5141 .ass 4 , 4 i as , Q C ' O s N v , 43 ' 'Sv' lim, Q-xhilfilry lbl'Ullk'l' nlllllh' lI1IlIlL'llXl'l'S.n . . XIV. XIUIIQQCI' IISSIIIUUS ll 1Iig11itiw1 lun mm .... XIV. Hlllvl-lllilll finals scum- mufs funny bunk . . . . lnllic pr:u'licos comm lulngy till Yirgilmiu .,,, Ililmln lzlkvs zm llllllhlllllly slmlimls pun ',,.. XIV, .Xllkv :lx surcw himsclll that all the lirvs :arc illfkilml ..... Iolmny lNJSl'S with his Uliulls Ruyu Spm-cial .... Iicnlricu vxhiluils hm' Illwililj' in ilu- lv1'psicIm1'u:u11 urls. 59 Senior Directory CATHARINE ARMBRUSTER- Kale A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Somethin' Staff 4, Black and Gold Girls' Sports Ed. 4, Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics 4, Home Economies Club Vice-Pres. 4 Semester Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN BACHOR LUCILE P. BOSTDORF- Lucy Scholarship Team 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 3, Sec'y. 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Semester Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD BROSSIA- Don Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Boost- ers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. VVILLIAM CHRISTMAN- Bill Band 1, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Music Contes- tant 1, 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, Z, Varsity Club 4, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 4. MILDRED COLE- Red Rossford High School 1, Deerfield 2, Somethin' Staff 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Black and Gold Classes and Faculty Ed. 4. MARJORIE COOKSON- Margie Band 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Sec'y. 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Music Contestant 2, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Executive Board 4, Dra- matics 3, Cheerleader 2, 3. JAMES CRYAN- Jim Somethin' Ass't. Sports Ed. 4, Ass't. Circu- lation Ed. 4, Black and Gold Ass't Adv. Mgr. 4, Ass't. Sports Ed. 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club l, 2, Varsity Club 4, Varsity Football 4, Dramatics 3, 4. GENE DEIMLING A Cappella Choir 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Somethin' Ed. 4, Black and Gold Ed. 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4, Class Re- porter 3, Pres. 4, Dramatics 3, Athletic Mgr. 2, Student Librarian 3, Semester Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Junior Citizen 4. ROBERT DIBLING- Bob Scholarship Team 1, 3, National Honor So- ciety 4, Somethin' Staff 4, Black and Gold Photography Ed. 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2,, Class Vice- Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Dramatics 4, Semester Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLA ECKEL Drum Corps 3, Scholarship Team 1, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Somethin' Feature Ed. 4, Circulation Ed. 4, Black and Gold Ass't. Ed. 4, Ass't. Classes and Faculty Ed. 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Service Chairman 4, Latin Club 1, Sec'y.- Treas. 2, Semester Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. IRENE ENGLEHARDT Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Semester Honor Roll 2. LLOYD FINCH- Fim'1zic Scholarship Team 3, Somethin' Sports Ed., Ass't. Circulation Mgr. 4, Black and Gold Sports Ed. 4, Boosters' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, Varsity Club 4, Varsity Football 4. LEE ROBBIE FULLER- Flu1? ' Band 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Scholarship Team l, 3, Music Contestant 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society Vice-Pres. 4, Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4, Latin Club Pres. 1, 2, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Semester Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 4. GLADYS GERKIE- GG Boosters' Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club Sec'y. 4. JOHN J. HEILMAN- Jack Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Dramatics 4. VIRGINIA RUTH HEN RY- Ginny North Troy School 1, 2, Band 3, 4, Orches- tra 3, Librarian 4, Scholarship Team 3, National Honor Society Sec'y.-Treas. 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Semester Honor Roll 3, 4. ROBERT J. HESLUP- Bob Somethin' Ass't. Organization Mgr. 4, Black and Gold Ass't. Adv. Mgr. 4, Circulation Mgr. 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Sec'y. 4, Latin Club 1, Class Reporter 4, Dramatics 4, Athletic Mgr. 3, Student Li- brarian 4. GLENN HONNER- Emil Band 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Orchestra 4, Music Contestant 1, Z, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2, CARRIE LOUISE HOVVARD- Shorty Reesville High School 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Dramatics 3. VYILMA HOYT RICHARD DUNLAP-HDiCku y Q A Cappella Choir Z, Girls' Glee Club 2, SCh0laf'5hlIQ Team 15 BOOSHETS Club 1, 2, 3, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, G. A. 4, Latin Club 1. A, 1, 2, .60- PHYLLIS SARVER 7g.6 f SENIOR DALE HUFFMAN Band 1, Z, 4, Sec'y.-Treas. 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contestant 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Semester Honor Roll 3. IRVING JOHNSON- I1'rf' A Cappella Choir Librarian 1, 3,.Boys' Glee Club Librarian 1, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3. GEORGE JONES Boosters' Club 3. PHILIP KINDERVATER- Phil Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Dramatics 4. MARION F. KISTLER- Bud Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4. PAUL LESLIE ELMER LINTNER- Spud A Cappella Choir 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4. KENNETH LUSHER- Kenny Scholarship Team 3, Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club l, Pres. 2, Semester Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MADDY- Bob Burnham High School 1, Z, Hi-Y 4, Le Cercle Francais 4. DORIS MAHLER- Darien Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK MARRIOTT Boosters' Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Scholarship Team 1. ROBERT MARRIOTT- Rabbit A Cappella Choir 1, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basket- ball l, 2, 3, Class Pres. 1. BERNARD MCFALL- lUiCkey Boosters' Club 3. GRACE MILLS- Gracie Scholarship Team 1, 3, National Honor So- ciety Pres. 4, Somethin' Ass't. Ed. 4, Black and Gold Adv. Mgr. 4, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, Chaplain 3, Pres. 4, Latin Program Chairman l, Vice-Pres. 2, G. A. A. l, 2, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Dramatics 3, Semester Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Drum Corps 3. DON ALD MOREO- .S'krvter Boosters' Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Varsity Club 4, Athletic Mgr. 4. LAURETTA MYERS Boosters' Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, G. A. A, l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3. S DIRECTORY ..6l.-. BILL NESPER Band 1, 2, 3, Librarian 4, Orchestra 1, 4, Music Contestant 1, Z, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2. WILLIAM NIETZ- Bill Boosters' Club 3, 4. HELEN PUSTAY- Pu.r.ry A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Prop. Mgr. 3, Music Contestant 2, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Class Sec'y. 4, Dramatics 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Band 3, Semester Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD REDMAN Band l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contestant l, 2, 3, 4, Somethin' Stall' 4, Black and Gold Organizations Ed. 4, Hi-Y 4, Dramatics 4, Semester Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. MARCELLA REIS- Mamie A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Girls' Glee Sec'y.-Treas. 2, 3, Boosters' Club 1, 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, matics 3, Drum Corps 3. STANLEY RICHARDS- Tony Boosters' Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Varstiy 4, Varsity Football 4. RICHARD RIGG- Dick ' Hi-Y 4. JOHN ROLLER- Johnny Club 3, 4, Dra- Club Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Club 4. MARY SABO- Butrh Drum Corps 3, Boosters' Club l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Semester Honor Roll 1, 2. Orchestra 1, A Cappella Choir 2, Girls' Glee Club Z, 3, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Semester Honor Roll 4. BERNEDA SPRAGUE- Bernic Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contestant 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club l, Z, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, Z, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Sem- ester Honor Roll 4. ROBERT TINNEY- Bob Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Boosters' Club l, Z, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. PATRICIA TOBEY- Pat A Cappella Choir l, 2, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Music Contestant 2, Somethin' Exchange Ed. 4, Black and Gold Ass't. Adv. Mgr. and Art Ed. 4, Boosters' Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Treas. 4, Latin Club 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Semes- ter Honor Roll 3, 4, Drum Corps 3. WW SENIOR BOB H. WAGONER A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 45 Class Sec'y. 2, Treas. 45 Track 1, 25 Student Council 1. EDVVARD VVAMBOLD- Bud Boys' Glee Club 15 Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, Capt. 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Class Sec'y.- Treas. 15 Semester Honor Roll 4. CORINNE G. WARD- Corky Orchestra 45 Music Contestant 45 Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4. BETTY VVESEMAN- Becky A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 3, 45 G. A, A. 1, 3, 4. LETTY E. XVYGANT- Lew Boosters' Club l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, Soc. Chairman 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Sec'y. 4. DORIS SCHALLER- Toon A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY M. SCHALLER Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 25 Accomp. 3, 45 Music Contestant 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Some- thin' Staff 45 Black and Gold Ass't. Adv. Mgr. 45 Girl Reserves Z, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 G. A. A. Reporter 45 Dramatics 45 Sem- ester Honor Roll 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club Accomp. 2, 3, 4. DIRECTORY MEARL SCHUELE Somethin' Society Ed. 45 Black and Gold Ass't. Art Editor, Ass't. Adv. Mgr. 45 Boosters' Club l, 25 Girl Reserves 2, 3, Prog, Chairman 45 Latin Club 1, Reporter 25 G. A. A. 1, 25 Dramatics 3. BERNARD SCHNVIND- Barney Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra Pres. 45 Scholar- ship Team 15 Music Contestant 2, 45 Boost- ers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Class Sec'y. 15 Semester Honor Roll 1. LAVVRENCE SCHVYIND- Tally Boosters' Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Class Re- porter l, 25 Latin Club 1, 2. MARY SCHWIND- Polly Boosters' Club 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 45 Honor Roll 1, 2. EDDIE SHIFLETT Boosters' Club 1, Z, 4, Jr. Class Rep. 35 Dramatics 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Club 4. GEN EVIEVE SIMON- Jenny Boostcr's Club 45 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Home EC. Club 45 Honor Roll 1, 2. BETTY SPEIKER- Bei Boosters' Club 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. In Appreciation The annual staff wishes to thank the advertisers for their cooperation in making possible this 1940 BLACK AND GOLD. VVhen P. H. S. subscribers need the services of the business concerns here represented, will they please do their part by patronizing them. -62, HUVERHSEMENTS IMPORTANT EDUCATION It seems to us that one of the most important things that students can learn, in connection with acquiring an education, is the ability to properly purchase commodities. They should be taught the difference between necessities and non-necessities, expensive and inexpensive items, and when to make seasonal purchases. Many articles used in everyday life are pur- chased on a payment plan, and it is extremely important that the purchaser learn to dis' tinguish between finance plans, particularly as to rates. Our company welcomes such an investigation. FINANCIAL SECURITIES CORPO RATION c. H. SPECK, President 331 Erie Street Toledo, Ohio -54- Compliments of SHELL SERVICE STATION Carl Potratz, Mgr. Louisiana and Indiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio Compliments of W . .I . V E I T C I'I Phone 738 Dry Goods Shoes Perrysburg, Ohio I... C. Doll C. A. Mills SI'IEFFER'S HAMBURG Biggest Little Place in Town IIO Louisiana Ave, Perrysburg, O. Compliments of TI'IORNTON'S BAKERY Perrysburg, Ohio SERVICE HARDWARE AND REPAIR CO. Phone 824 I I I Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio WAGONLANDER'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Maumee, Ohio Invites you to visit our store and see the many outstanding values and assortments in Variety Merchandise. HOMEWOOD DAIRY Established l9I6 ALL PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED ,65- Through the Courtesy of the DOCTORS and DENTISTS of Perrysburg T66. Compliments of L . E . .I A C O B S Representative of PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. KAZMAIER BROS. Dealers in FANCY GROCERIES - IVIEATS IZI Indiana Avenue Phone 7I4 Perrysburg, Ohio SCHMIDT MOTOR SALES Perrysburg's IVIost Complete Automotive Service Station CHEVROLET Passenger Cars and Trucks 330 Louisiana Ave. Phone 700 BELMONT FARM Breeders of Purebred Guernsey Cattle HIGHEST QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS AND STRICTLY FRESH EGGS I-I. A. Byington, Manager Perrysburg, Ohio Compliments of LUALLEN'S SERVICE STATION Phone 576l Perrysburg, Ohio HAYWARD'S PHARMACY GOOD DRUGS AND PURITY ICE CREAM Louisiana Ave. Phone 664 -67- A CONSTANT POUR SINCE '74 The Buckeye - Paint and Va r n i s I1 C o. 715 South 15th Street Main 4174 TOLEDO, OHIO S684 THE KOCH LUMBER CO. Lumber Coal Paints Varnish Builders' Hardware Builders' Supplies We Treat You lj the Year Q CHARLES HENSLEY, Mgr. PERRYSBURG MAUMEE WATERVILLE Dial 606 Dial 444 Phone 58 Compliments of THE WHITE TOWER SYSTEM Good Things to EAT Toledo, Ohio I0th and Jefferson Streets Huron and jackson Streets Detroit Ave. and Phillips St. STONY RIDGE GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service Compliments of WILLIAM BRAY DISTRIBUTOR Phone Ma-8716 TOLEDO, OHIO 9l8 Jackson Ave. FIRESTONE TIRES - FIRESTONE BATTERIES Re-Treading Birds Eye Frosted Foods Fresh Vegetables HOFFMANN'S GROCERY 8: MEAT MARKET We Deliver 61 I-Phones-6l2 Compliments of SUNNY SERVICE OIL COMPANY PERRYSBURG - OHIO .69- WOOD COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE Compliments Of ASSOCIATION Petroleum Products - Fertilizers The S T O N Y R I D G E Phone LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. Feeds - Machinery All Farm Supplies Stony Ridge, Ohio 8361 Bowling Green, Ohio THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY GARAGE LeIVIOYNE, OHIO S. S. Nlaulbetch F. Lentz FACE FACTS Compliments of Ask Yourself This Question - SPILKER MOTOR COMPANY WILL I DIE SOLVENT ? HUDSON CARS and I... H. BERNDT . WALBRIDGE, OHIO General Repairs Consultation Without Obligation THE FARMERS' SAVINGS BANK STONY RIDGE, OHIO Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of T H 0 M P S Q N 1 S Compliments of FLOWER STORE .IOI'IN'S HDWE. 8: SUPPLY CO. Phone Maumee john G. Eklundh, Prop. 3I I Ohio -70- We wish to congratulate the class of 1940 and wish them Wen 5f 'ff'5'f'4 ffv?-M LIFETIME l'7Rlfl': l'.lNll'l.OYKll'.Nl SERVICE FOR OUR GKAllUA'l'l'IS LLI TT Sz BEASLEY . . E 0 . SCCYCIHTIBI - Accountmg Stony Rldge Mollne New Terms in june and Sc-plcmlwr TRI-STATE UNIVERSITY, INC. 617 Adams Street Tolcmlo, Ohio GRADUATION-A Memorable Day We Extend Our Hearty Congratulations THE PERRYSBURG BANKING COMPANY I-IILLABRAND and LANDWEHR Compliments of l General lnsurance and DR. WILLIAM A. NEILL Real Estate Toledo, Ohio Room No. 2, Perrysburg Bank Bldg. Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 687 NEW STREAMLINED BUSSES FOR CHARTERED SERVICE ANYWHERE LOW RATES ANYTIIVIE For information call ADams I24I THE COMMUNITY TRACTION COMPANY MILLS PRINTING CO. 108 Louisiana Avenue Phone 722 Perrysburg, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of HENRY BROTHERS CANEN DRY CLEANERS Perrysburg, Ohio J. I. Case Dealers Expert Service Reasonably Priced Perrysburg, Ohio R. R. 2 Rock Cummings, Mgr. Phone, Lucky 2lX2 Phone 377 l08 W. Second St LIME CITY GAS STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS T. H. Tinney, Proprietor STAUTZENBERGER'S Private Secretarial School Incorporated C 1, f 31 7 Huron Street Main 3656 omp lments O DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS H A P , S S H O P Accounting, Bookkeeping, Comptometer, Dictaphone, Shorthand, Typewriting, Etc. Perrysburg, Ohio Competent Office Help Available NORMAN WITZLER FUNERAL HOME Established I892 AMBULANCE AND PULIVIOTOR SERVICE PERRYSBURG Phone 626 -72- BEST WISHES tothe CLASS OF I940 DOWLING FUNERAL HOME JONES' FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION MOBIL PRODUCTS U. S. 68 Phone 571 I U. S. TIRES Dixie Highway at Fifth Street George, Sr. ' Glen - George, jr. Compliments of RICHARDS-YourFlorilt Phones: 650-5262 Perrysburg, Ohio THE CUMMINS MOTOR SALES CO. DODGE PACKARD PLYMOUTH Passenger Cars and Trucks Perrysburg Ohiq FRANK FARNSWORTI-I FRUIT FARM 8070 Farnsworth Road Since l877 Waterville, Ohio Compliments of C. I'I. HOFFMAN Perrysburg, Ohio ED SPRF.NG'S ONE-STOP SERVICE Complete Car Service Corner Front and Louisiana Phone 320 Compliments of W. H. SMITH 5c, 10c, 25c, 51.00 STORE Next to Citizens Bank Compliments of P. D. COOK Representing HERFF-JONES CO . Invitations Cards Class Rings Follow the Crowds To CASSAUBON'S GR I L L FAMOUS STEAK SANDWICI-IES-SOFT DRINKS 902 Conant Street Phone 63l Maumee, Ohio RAGER'S 4 I 7 Superior Street Rossforcl Ohio Compliments of MRS. PIATT'S BAKER Y Phone 3l0 II9 Louisiana Avenue N74, V . D e P R I S C O Repairing a Specialty MUSIC STOR WeTeachAll BAC1-I Instruments Trumpets, Trombones Paolo Soprani SELMER Accordians Band Instruments Ludwig Drums BUNDY Vega Guitars Galanti Piano Accordians Band Instruments 443 Huron St., Toledo, O. Phone lVlain 4324 Open Evenings E ERlKSEN'S INC. TYPEWRITERS All Makes-Portable and Standard Bought, Sold, Rented, or Repairecl OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Duplicating Machines and Supplies Compliments of THE PETERS STAMPING COMPANY Toledo's Largest Typewriter Store 319-321 Erie Street nf-414, Phone Busintz College MAin 7 2 74 Manufacturers of Private Secretarial School Huron and Adams Prepare fqr a G rolodo. Ohio Position at this Old, Reliable School, Now b , Oh' in its New Building. Perrys mg lo Summer Term Openings, june 3-I0 Fall Term Opening, September 3 Send for Further Information Thurber P. Davis, Principal THE PERRYSBURG GRAIN AND SUPPLY ASSOCIATION Grain Feed Coal BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone 744 Perrysburg, Ohio -75- COAL LIME CITY COAL CO. POCAHONTAS We Keep the Slack Perryslourg Phone 4026 V. G. PYERS Owner FETTERMAN MILLING COMPANY Third and Walnut Phone 673 PERRYSBURC-. OHIO Flour - Baby Chicks - Feed Poultry Equipment Mr. Compliments of and Mrs. Lester A. Lusher Compliments of D . D . G R O S S PACKARD MOTOR CARS Moline, Ohio Compliments of DR. W. H. PRICE Stony Ridge, Ohio MONARCH BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Coal-Cast Stone Block Berry Brothers Paints and Face Brick Varnishes General Builders' Supplies Linaon Road ROSSFORD, OHIO Phone 'Wa-268l -76- HAZEL YOUNG BEAUTY SALONS Maumee Perrysburg Phone 382 Phone 323 Spiral and Croquignole Permanents 52.50 and Up Shampoo and Finger Wave, 50c Haircut, 25c Compliments of TOURIST INN RESTAURANT IZ9 Louisiana Ave., Perrysburg, O. We cater to school trade, and their patronage is appreciated. The Store of Lower Prices Compliments of Compliments of ROSSFORD FUNERAL HOME PERRYSBURG A.lVl.Kureth N.L.Sweet VARIETY STORE Marie Hayes THE WOOD COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. B R I T T E N ' S McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery International Trucks Bowling Green, O. Phone 332i Compliments of CLARK A. - WEAVER Veterinarian SERVICE STATION BLUE SUNOCO MOTOR FUEL Compliments of CITY ,CIGAR STORE Cigars, Soft Drinks Candies, Lunches Perrysburg, Ohio , , Compliments of T H E DORN ELECTRIC COMPANY I I7 W. Wayne Street MAUMEE, OHIO Phone 345 Compliments of SATTLER MOTOR SALES Desoto Willys Plymouth Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 779 TERMINAL GARAGE East River Road at Terminal R. R. Phone 719 24-Hour Wreck Service Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding Perrysburg, Ohio c A R L o. s A s s GROCERIES and MEATS A square Deal Always Phone 836 Perrysburg, ohio Compliments of L . L . McGRADY just-Right Cleaners Compliments of , HOUCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE For the Lowest Prices in Town Phone 754 We Deliver Compliments of STARR'S BEAUTY SALON Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 552l Compliments of THE CARL C. TEIPEL CO. REAL ESTATE 903 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio -7S- DEPENDABLE AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE THE LOESCH MOTOR CO. Perrysburg Phone 635 Maumee Ohio Compliments of LIPPERT DIARIES Perrysburg, Ohio Operated by Reetz Brothers Phone 824 PATRONS HOMER LUGINBUHL Toledo, Ohio HOWARD'S RESTAURANT Perrysburg, Ohio CATHERlNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Perrysburg, Ohio CHARLES HAHN GROCERY Lime City, Ohio MOOTZ CANDY COMPANY Toledo, Ohio ALBERT FAHRER Perrysburg, Ohio HENRY PETERSON Perrysburg, Ohio KEN GORDON Perrysburg, Ohio ROSSBACH 6: HOFFMAN Perrysburg, Ohio MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Perrysburg, Ohio GREAT LAKES FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CORP. Successor to THE TOLEDO FOUNDRY 202 Cherry Street AND MACHINE CO. Toledo, Ohio Phone MAin 4027 General Jobbing, Machine Shop, and Gray Iron, Brass and Aluminum Foundry Compliments of S M A L L EY S H O P Power and Hand Lawn Mowers Sprinklers and Fertilizers I I8 Michigan St. Toledo, Ohio Compliments of A. D. STANFORD 8x SONS Plumbing and Heating 3 I 0 Elm Street Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 636 Real Estate Insurance Surety Bonds M U N G E R A G E N C Y Perrysburg Bank Bldg. Established l902 Phone 898 Compliments of SCHWIND GARAGE IOI Michigan Street TOLEDO, OHIO AD-I 833 Val Schwind, Prop. A. C. FULLER 8: SON GENERAL DRY GOODS Hosiery Underwear Shoes PERRYSBURG, OHIO -80- THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL Oldest Newspaper in Wood County Established 1852 Commercial Printing Phone 697 R. E. YOUNG PALACE THEATRE YOUNG'S ICE CREAM Perrysburg, Ohio THE LIVINGSTON STUDIO 417 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio Above all else we cherish the constant and growing good will of our patrons. The increasing confidence IS an asset beyond price, proving that results speak for themselves. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPI-IER Phone Ad-201 I KI? THE CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY Oldest Bank in Wood County PERRYSBURG, OHIO Established I 879 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MLADENUS DRY CLEANERS Compliments of Dry Cleaners and Tailors Established in l9l4 R O S E L U N C H Rosella Broka We Call For and Deliver Fred Rossback lVIain Street Perrysburg, Ohio We Cater to School Trade KAZMAIER MARKET Robert and Allen Kazmaier RICHELIEU PRODUCTS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Corner lVlain and Second Sts. QUALITY Phone 662 IVIEATS AMES AUTO REPAIRI Shop Wreck Car Service GENERAL REPAIRING WILLIAMS BROTHERS Coal and Builders' Supplies Fill Your Bins with Cood Coal Phone 804 Agency for TRUSCON PAINTS Maumee Perrysburg Elm Street Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 432 Phone 875 -82- CONGRATULATIONS PERRYSBURG .... NYC arc proud to have had a part in the production of this fine annual. 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