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

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Bllllllll UF EUUCATIUN C. H. Speck, President Balph Britten George Roose, Vice-President Henry Goeke Harold Hoffman Mardal Kautz, clerk The Perrysburg High School Board of Education is composed of five able members who meet in the high school office the second Tuesday of each month. The Board is divided into five different committees. The same committeemen who served last year were unanimously reappointed to their posts this year. Mr. Speck, president, and Mr. Boose, vice-president, are in charge of building and grounds and finance. The bus and transportation committee is composed of Mr. Britten and Mr. Goekep Mr. Goeke also serves With Mr. Hoffman on the teachers' committee and Mr. Britten and Mr. Hoffman on the athletic committee. Miss Kautz has been most efficient as clerk of the Board.

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W Iohn Voland. Pres. Richard Else. Vice-Pres. Donald Buckhoul. Sec. Lottie McClain. Treas SENIUH CLASS At the outset of the year, the class was definitely in favor of a trip, but due to finan- cial shortage, agreed to have a banquet and dance instead. This was a lavish affair, and was held at the Heatherdowns Country Club. A Ways and Means Committee was ap- pointed to help Iohn Voland, president, to facilitate class business. A card party, sponsored by the Senior mothers, was a huge success. A full length feature movie was sponsored by the seniors during school time. The Christmas dance, due to the unusual decorations, proved to be one of the finest dances of the year. The Interclass Tournaments were spon- sored and directed by the Seniors. The Ghost Basketball game proved to be the most unusual and thrilling money maker of the year. The Senior's convocation was presented on Senior's Day, and was outstanding in originality. In extra-curricular activities, many have left behind them excellent records. Among these active leaders are Albert Tompkins, president of the Hi-Yy Hazel Baker, president of the Girl Reserves: Ianet Wilson, president of the Boosters' Club: and Martha Grimes, president of the G. A. A. Drum Majorette Betty Hufford added pep to the band. Richard Else and Suzanne Rogers were outstanding in dramatics. Hilda Schuele and Ruth Perrin well represented the Iourna- lism class as well as being talented art students. The class began social activities with a roast at Side Cut Park. Later, they sponsored a movie at the Palace Theatre. The senior play, Spring Dance was presented May 23 and was considered a great success. The Seniors considered this a fine way to close the sojourn of one of the most unusual Senior classes ever to leave P. H. S. There were three members of the class to leave for various parts of the country before graduation. Louis Vislay joined the navy: Donald Byington moved to New York: Vernon Ambrosier left for the South. Miss Berg and Mr. Golding' were class advisors.