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

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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

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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:

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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.