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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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J 1 Q Q H' ,JL yu 52551 afx if L ' A JN VX' 'Wi' U 4 as A 'W va.,-hh' 'Nu SA s 5 ,. EY 1-ff, .Q a ,5 . 4 I vis? gk. 7 1 Q Ri sw fy ', , ' N A . . A.i.f1w,N:x.:l x ivllaf X- 'ff- -m f qu ' N L4 .i4,W:f,v,.1. W f' .Q V.A,,t , Y , gf , 'KQV ' asf' rh m X law Q WW f gg 11 , ,,mMKW.m yW V Kj,ff34j'fXA.i.,w?,'2wagg1vz2f15m5. 1 .Mm . LEM --0,4 A I 5 , 1 x HQ. Dedication To all that the crest of Perrysburg High School stands for, we dedicate this Black and C-old of I95O. . . . . to the flagship of ,' o Admiral Oliver Hazard Perry, who 1 1 N f so gallantly defended the site of our school I I g during the War of I8l2. . . . to Perry, himself for whom our 5 school is named. xg' XX .... to the Yellow jacket, symbol IQ I of the good sportsmanship and fine ,v progressiveness of our school. V' ID in . . to Mrs. Helen Braun, tor her FR R Y unceasing work with the Student Council H S -A in obtaining this crest. - MAY THIS NEW CENTURY OF EDUCATIOP BE INSPIRED BY THE CREAT TRADITIONS THAT STAND BEHIND THIS CREST AND CO ON TO NEW AND BRICHTER HORIZONS. MAY THIS CREST LIVE FOREVER IN THE HEARTS OF ALL, AS A SYMBOL OF PERRYSBURC HICH SCHOOL. Mr. 0. C. Treece As Principal of Perrysburg High School, Mr. Treece has long lent his guiding hand to the students and we are indebted to him for his patient efforts in making our high school years a success. Mr. Treece earned his B.S. in Edu- cation at Bowling Green State Univer- sity and he received his M.A. at Columbia University. He takes time out from his busy duties as Principal to teach a class in Algebra. 1 Mr. I. S. Rinehart Our superintendent, Mr. Rinehart, came to Perrysburg in l947 and in that time he has won the respect and admiration of the entire student body. The senior class, especially, is deep- ly grateful for all he has done to bet- ter our education facilities and make our years at P.H.S. as wonderful as they have been. Mr. Rinehart earned his B.S. in Education and his M.A. in Sociology and School Administration at Bowling Green State University. He has done work toward his Ph.D. at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin and at Ohio State University. - BOARD OF EDUCATION Perrysburg High School has been very fortunate in having such an outstanding group of men to guide our school business. With their en- thusiasm and help, the Bond Issue passed and plans are being made for betterment ot our educational system. Members of the school board are: Norman A. Witzler, Vice-President, Urban Bowes, Paul Evans, President, Robert Beck, and Pauline Kopp, Clerk, Donald Simmons, not pictured. 0. C. Treece Principal J. S. Rhinehart Superintendent awww . , .,,,, ,. i - f .,.. ,, K 'f inf f his ,W Pauline Kopp Wilma Hartman Secretary Secretary to the to the Superintendent. Principal. Il Notionol Honor Society Juanita Loomis Jane Spreng Janet Nissen Betty Steinline Marilyn Sweet Shirley Brahier lca Mae H-uebner Cynthia Evans Ann Houck Carol Braatz Ron Martin Jim Lapp Carleton Sarver. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Muss Schultz Mrs. Broun Mrs. Beals Mrs. Huls gr, Si A. ? WFP' Www 1 41' ' A 'A at N if Q, wi Sig? Q YK fa A fx 5 54,11 Q E E ., Z. T M is . sfcfvi if , . 2 2 , 557 53? K-:EG T gif? M ,fam L- J if 2 X E wif ati ,Q ,942 Q ' fi? , -ini, 'Q P 3 if 6 XS QQ NMR! MATH - SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Strow Mr. Wirick Mr. Worstell ,WMM fx 0, x Mr, Toth We 4 I 4-E 1 :si rf-T 'E ' ' ,H - A ,A V VOCATIONAL AND FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Miss Reuthinger Miss Vosold Mr. Huebner Mr. Blayney VTE af 1 C 's in 'ff-f , .:,s R -f fl N.. 4 pf, ' s 's ?j X lg ffwif' V,-iw, Ai J A-'A+' V A V QW X r...g.,gL. 'M WM ' 1 H my if K T fn? ,Wim-rv' .4 ,smmnw is I fg iw jfs, 4 1 rx rw.-iw 4 'f. ? 'u JZ' V I A-1 1-sm Q ,355 23' ,f may . Ms- vi FQ wig' A, -2 W A N an ml Sf 1 .vm fx xi -,X 1 8 . , J' -X Q S N QS? 3 as af, sv if s SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Miss Morgan Miss Munger Mr, Canfield Mrs, Christmon Miss Schultz nam - gs FD 5, T fl - .sf 2- g P 1? I Nei wg! my 'A , K' bm! ,, , 2 E T M bw J NWN wif K, Q , Maj'-ft uf, S as E ,Ex f? T, A PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Whitocre + 3 Mr. Monchesfer if 3 f l 1 I -WMF s. 7 A' A T A. N A if N 2 . Q. 41 ' ,. .,.T,,, T N53 5 Q wwf T E f 775 ' Af , M A , fn I fl Z E ,Q f' Af D S? fi? Q Y V 2 7 K .QU fa W- , 'i f A T , fm ' 'L if Q ' C, pg!! Mg ,iff fin, . x 7, , 1- ,, mgg,.,,,,,,,,., ...AY Q if E ,fix iwfx SH ,ww 1 pw' A .xei-xx A V :Q wx. WF, . .,.. .... ,S Q- 1 Q x -. 3 . I gffffl L , A i s-5 U ' if Eff PM Y 5 f 4-1 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Boron Mr, Sfeinecker '? !r'f,f2 1 4Q.,1wMi'w, ykfiy FEM , JF ,,,.,f ' V . ww , I' WMS 1 1 ' Wifi, is Y , S .-4 4 ,nw- MUSIC DEPARTMENT Miss Bendure Mr. Peters . 4 Q Q' A 45,5 W rw 1 'X M sy f nl! i' ' f N 5' if ,159 '12 gin 3 Qi. 54, ' SW N It it M Q 'wr ,R Wi A 4 MQ' w W . ,V l y fgizii jfwyam Q 'E' Q Q iibi , .-1, 5 ? Wvwm. ur, +15 RNS '4- KENNETH I. ARTZ KENNY Basketball is his great joy. Class Treas. 2,3,4. Baseball l. Hi-Y 4. Student Council Vice-Pres. 4. Basketball l, 2,3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. BARBARA KATHRYN AULT BARR The sweetest maid receives the sweetest garland. Boosters 3. F. H. A. 3. Band l,2. Com- mercial Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Y-Teen 4. JOHN LEROY BILLETER BIG JOHN l have tried- Class Pres. 2. All Class Play 2. Boosters 2,3. Chorus l,2,3,4. Student Council 2,3. Basketball l. Glee l,2,3. Ensemble 3,4. Math-Science 3,4. Varsity Club 4. Track 3,4. Reporters Club l. MARILYNE LOU BOHANNON BO Beauty is not caused, it is. Boosters 2,3. Chorus l,2,3,4. Annual Staff 4. Ensemble 4. Glee l,2,3. Y-Teen 2,3,4. ,M 'z I CLASS OF 1 950 The members ot the Senior Class have completely fullfilled their cov- eted position as upperclassmen. The success of the class has greatly depended upon the guidance of the faculty, senior advisors, Miss Mun- ger and Mr. Wirick, and the co- operation at all its members, As seniors, the class undertook many activities, the Christmas con- vocation, the Christmas dance, A Trip to Toyland , two roasts, a round and square dance, and the Senior Prom. All in all this final year has proved to be very successful and a grand climax to four memorable years. The officers for this year have been: Carol Braatz, Secretary, Jan- et Nissen, Vice - President, Ed Southward, President, and Kenny Artz, Treasurer. ss' 't -gg: :r i se si' . . 3 I ,gt K. ' f f.. , gk .4 'Q 1--- - fwifiiiittii 4 . gli , DONNA JEAN BUCKENBERGER BUCKY The best things come in small packages. All Class Play 3. Boosters 2,3. F. H. A. 3,4. Commercial Club 2, Treas. 3,4. Y- Teen 4. Hall Monitor Club Sec.-Treas. 4. GEORGE C. CAMPBELL Quietness is best. Baseball Mgr. 2. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Student Council 4. Math-Science 3, Vice- Pres. 4. Varsity Club 3,4. Bond l,2,3,4. MARGARET ANN CANFIELD MARGY When fun and duty clash, let duty go to smash. All Class Play 3. Boosters 3. G. A, A. l. Literary Club 3. Chorus 2,3,4. Somethin' Staff 4. Y-Teen 4. Hall Monitor 'Club 4. EFRAIN CASTRO Here today, gone tomorrow. CAROL JEAN BRAATZ You'll have to admit she is hord to beat. Boosters 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Majorette 2,3,4. G. A, A. l. Literary Club Sec. 2. Chorus 4. Somethin' Staff 4. F. T. A. 3,4. Glee 2. Math-Science 4. Reporters Club l. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen 3,4. Student Council Sec. 3,4. Football Queen 4. Hall Monitor Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN BRAHIER No legacy is as rich as honesty Literary Club 2,3,4. Student Council l. Glee l. Commercial Club l,2,3. Sec. 4. Y-Teen 4. MARGARET ANN BROSSIA MlDGE Thy fair hair my heart enchained. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. l,2,3, Vice-Pres. 4. Chorus 2,3,4. Somethin' Staff 4. Commer- cial Club 2,3,4. Ensemble 3. Glee 2,3. Y- Teen 4. Band l,2,3,4. PATRICIA LOU BROWNLEE PAT Ability involves responsibility. All Class Play 3. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. l. Literary Club 2,3,4. Annual Staff 4. Glee l. Reporters Club l. Y-Teen 4. F. T. A. 4. Spanish Club Pres. 4. Hall Monitor Club 4. '.-- --f:H 3 . est .2 Q 3, 22.201 .. N- , -s 1 -'-' er . err rig? 5 H 5 te sl .magw ELIZABETH ANN CASWELL BETHIE l chatter, chatter, but go on forever. DeVilbiss High l. All Class Play 2. Boas- A ters 2,3. F. H. A. 4. G. A. A. 3,4. Literary Club 4. Chorus 4. Somethin' Staff 4. Math- Science 4. Student Council 4. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen 4. F. T. A. 4. ,fist z PM E 4 W 1. ELIZABETH FALCONER COON BEE How the busy bee doth improve each shining hour. Boosters 2,3. Cheerleader 3,4. F. H. A. 3,4. G. A. A. l. Chorus 2,3,4. Somethin' Staff 3,4. Ensemble 2,3. Glee l,2,3. Y- Teen 4. Literary Club 4. F. T. A. 4. fi N f ' - ' nflfnffi. gigifilziilf ' What a gal she is, full of fun and frolic. llvfv Q AIA, U ,,,. ff, i n - ' Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. 1. chorus 3,4. Giee 1 l,2,3. Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 4. Y-Teen - . 2,3,4. . ..-. QW' CHARLOTTE VICTORIA CREPS VICKl 'ii 4 5 Blushing is the color of virtue. 'I f Z' 'i-. , I . All Class Play 4. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. .,,,- , ,, I uuuu I A ' 1,2,3,4. chorus 4. student Council 3,4. ' i ' X P F. T. A. 3, Pres. 4. Annual Staff 4. Com- mercial Club 2,3. Math-Science 3,4. Re- ,V -I porters Club l. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen Ziz 1 ,uf 2,3, Treas. 4. CYNTHIA W. EVANS CYNCI Such a wit for fun and nonsense you never saw. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. l,2,3,4. Math- Science 4. Y-Teen 4. Band l,2,3,4. Or- chestra 4. F. T. A 4 Projection Club 4. ...C , MB tt It W WWA PATRICIA LEE FOUGHT PAT lt pays to be good, l tried it once. Boosters 2,3. Cheerleader 2,3,4. G.A.A. l. Chorus 3,4. Ensemble 4. Glee 2,3. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen 3,4, Band l,2,3,4. Student Council 4. MARGARET LEE FOUGHT PEG Vivacity makes a woman shining company. ' Boosters 2,3. Cheerleader 2,3,4. G. A. .A. l,2, Chorus 3,4. Ensemble 4. Glee l,2,3. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen 3,4. Band l,2,3,4. Orchestra l,4. LAQUETTA FREEMAN QUETT Do all the good you can. F. H. A. l,2,3,4. Chorus l,2,3. Glee l,2,3. Y-Teen 4. G. A. A. 4. Hall Monitor Club 4. -ogjgvv' ANN ELIZABETH HOUCK ANNIE Her Vmie is great in all the school. All Class! Play l. Boosters 2,3. Literary Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3,4. Somethin' Staff 4. Student Council 3, Treas. 4. Glee 2. Math- Science 4. Reporters Club l. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen 2,3, Pres. 4. F. T. A. 3, Vice- Pres. 4. Class Vice-Pres. 2. Basketball Queen 4. ADA MARIE HESS MERT Silence is golden but gold never did appeal to me. F. T. A. 4. Glee 3. F. H. A. l,2. ICA MAE HUEBNER So light of foot and fancy. All Class Play 2. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. 2,3, Treas. 4. Majorette 3,4. Literary Club 3, Pres. 4. Chorus 3. Student Council 2,4. F. T. A. 3,4. Ensemble 3. Glee 2,3. Math- Science 4. Reporters Club l. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen 3,4. Hall Monitor Club 4. THOMAS HUFFORD TOM Silence gives consent. Projection Club 3,4. Football l,2. CATHERINE HAAS KATE No one knows what he can do until he tries. F. H. A. l,2,3,4. G. A. A. l,2,3,4. Chorus 4. Math-Science 3,4. Glee 2. JOANNE HAAS JOEY The way to have a friend is to be one. Boosters 2,3., F. H. A. l,2,3,4. Student Council 4. Glee 2,3. Y-Teen 4. RONALD FRANKLIN HAAS RONNIE He's sure a card Baseball 3,4. Hi-Y 4. Glee I. Varsity Club 3,4. EVELYN LOUISA HENRY EVEY Kindness bornes kindness Boosters 2,3. F. H. A. 3,4. Commercial Club 3,4. Y-Teen 4. Band l,2,3. CAROLYN ANN ISCH Duty determines destiny. Lake Township l,2. F. H. A. 3, Treas. 4. Math-Science 4. Y-Teen 3,4. Band 3,4. MARILYN MAE ISCH A friend to all is a friend indeed. Lake Township l,2. F. H. A. 3, Sec. 4. Math-Science 4. Y-Teen 3,4. Band 3,4. VIRGINIA MAE JOHN GINNY Common sense is the best sense l know of. Literary Club 2,3. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen 4. Hall Monitor Club 4. RICHARD KAETZEL DICK Those athletic brutes who deservedly we , coll 'heroes'. Baseball l,2. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Chorus 2,3,4. Glee l,2,3. Basketball l. Football l,2,3,4. Varsity Club 2,3,4. F. T. A. 3,4. ' f ff1effg3 fm ew: - 4WfsigyglsjaggZziiwrtigffif f .. - 1 ' - -Ly.-ff: fifaggfsw-.-.Vf Y 3 A . J ' off rim 'nw- , .V K ix '.,. .A. K' 52. . , f www-f-f 3 , Q 3 . sms! ij A , fl .. .,f, . ft. xr tif . -. 4 V T . 4. Q, 4 ZW DAN RICHARD KERN LOVER Simply the rarest man on earth. Baseball l,2,3,4. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Basketball l,2,3. Football 3,4. Math-Sci- ence 4. Varsity Club 3,4. ISABELLE KERSHNER IZZY She is a good friend. G. A. A. I. Literary Club 2,3,4. Commer- cial'Club 2. Glee I. Y-Teen 4. EDWARD KIME ED One good turn deserves another. Baseball Mgr. 3. Boosters 2,3. Somethin' Staff 4. Student Council 4. Math-Science 3, Pres. 4. Spanish Club 4. F. T. A. 3, Treas. 4. Projection Club 3,4. PAUL A. KNAKE l like work, it fascinates me. l could sit and watch it for hours. Boosters 2,3. Chorus 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Glee 2,3.- Football 2. Math-Science 3,4. 'VY V fr 'Y iii' -e- GEORGE MILTON LESLIE SHRIMP l am port of all that I have met. Class Pres. l, Baseball 3. Student Council l,4. F. F. A. 4. BEVERLY LOEFFLER BEV Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Boosters 2.3. F. H. A. l,2,3,4. Glee 2,3. Y-Teen 4. JUANITA A. LOOMIS NETY The world belongs to the energetic. All Class Play 3. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. I,2,3,4. Chorus 2,3,4. Band l,2,3,4. Glee 2,3, Commercial Club 2,3,4, Orchestra l,4. Ensemble 2,3,4. Annual Staff 4. F. T, A. 3,4 Somethin' Staff 4. Y-Teen 4. PHYLLIS RAE LUALLEN PHYL ls there a heart that music cannot melt? Chorus 2,3,4. Commercial Club 2,3,4. En- semble 3,4. Glee 2,3. Ff. T. A. 4. ' ggini RITA MAE KNISLEY REET She's a girl with a heart and a smile.' Boosters 2,3. F. H. A. l,2,3,4. Chorus 2 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Glee 2,3. Y-Teen. EDWARD HUTCHINSON LAMB HUTCHIE Mischief lurks in his smile. Glee l,2. Spanish Club 4. Varsity Club 4 JEANETTE LANDRUM JAN There is none like her-None! Boosters 2,3. Majorette 3,4. G. A. A. I,4. Glee I. Y-Teen 3,4. Hall Monitor Club 4. Football Queen 3. JAMES R. LAPP JIM I have studied, but this part I have forgotten. All Class Play 3,4. Boosters 2,3. Cheer leader 2,3,4. Literary Club 2. Chorus 3 Somethin' Staff 3, Editor 4. Student Coun Lil 2,3,4. Glee 2.3. Ensemble 4. Math Science 4. Band l,2,3,4. Boy's Quartette 2 1 CLOYS DENVER MAZEY MAZEY A hear: to match his size. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. RONALD CHARLES MARTIN RONNIE Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been. Class Pres. 3, Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Student Council 2,3, Pres. 4. Glee 2,3. Football 2,3,4. Math-Science 3,4. Report- ers Club l. Class Treas. l. Hall Monitor Club 4. Varsity Club 3,4. Projection Club 3. DONALD GENE MORGAN DON All girls love an athlete. Baseball l,2,3,4. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Chorus l,2,3,4. Student Council 4. Basket- ball 2,3. Glee 2,3,4. Ensemble 3,4. Foot- ball l,2,3,4. Math-Science 4. Varsity Club 3,4. F. T. A. 4. Track 3,4. Projection Club 3. Literary Club 4. JOHN Y. McCLOUD JACK A good man and true. All Class Play 2. Boosters 2,3. Chorus l,2, 3. Glee l,2,3. Football Mgr. l,2. Band l,2,3,4. Projection Club 3. subli- A ,gi 1 K' 'c T'T ' 1-.QI ,. 'sm'-an .JFK 'N--..,,w 1W t . J W... A . X fy ill ROSEBUD DEE MUIR BUDDY A girl with a smile that's hard to beat. Boosters 2,3. Majorette 2,3,4. G. A. A. l, 2, Vice-Pres. 3,4. Chorus 2,3,4. Somethin' Staff 4. Student Council 4. Commercial Club 2,3,4. Ensemble 2,3,4. Glee 2,3. Y- Teen 3,4. Band l,2,3,4. Jr. Red Cross Pres. 4. RONALD DEAN MORGAN RON A mon as true as steel. Baseball 2,3,4. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Literary Club 3,4. Chorus l,2,3,4. Glee l, 2,3. Student Council 4. Basketball 2,3,4. Football l.,2,3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. Track 3,4. F. T. A. 4. JANET FREDRICA NISSEN RED Success follows intelligence. Class Vice-Pres. 3-4. Commercial Club 4. Y-Teen 4. RAYMOND G. MYERS RAY The cautious seldom err. F. F. A. 4. l ' fag In H 4. T - ii- z fe a, 1-f i .QW i .-ww' . w g A K ,Ain S lg it Q ...V b 1' N Jw -me ' Q ff A JAMES LOWELL POPE JIM ' LOA JEAN OMAN JEANIE Music is the speech of angels. G. A. A. l,2,3,4. Chorus 3,4, Glee 3. Com- mercial Club 3,4. Ensemble 3. F. T. A. 4. Band l,2,3,4. Orchestra 3,4. JOAN VIRGINIA PALEN PUNKIN A cheerful life is what the muses love. Boosters 3. Commercial Club 3,4. Glee 2,3. JOHN EDWARD PARRISH JOHNNIE Never a dull moment Boosters 2,3.l Cheerleader 2,3,4. Literary Club 2,3,4. Student Council l. Football ll. Varsity Club 4. Football Mgr. 4. Track GEORGE PERKINS lGOR l-le's a subtle riot. Baseball 3,4. Boosters 2,3. l-li-Y 4. Somethin' Staff 4. Football l,2,3,4. Math- Science 4. Varsity Club 3,4. , .,-. s if fo. E , He that mischief matcheth, mischief ' catchethf' Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Glee 2,3,4, Chorus i 34, A ALICE POTHAST BUTCH The beauty of women is their hair. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. l,2,3,4. Glee 2,3. Commercial Club 2,3. Pres. 4. IRENE ANN RECTENWALD RENE l think it well to be a little reserved. F. H. A. 2,3,4. DONNA MAE REITZEL A kind and gentle heart has she. 20 :ASHA ......w ' val' Ying! ,bw-wall' IQ. 3 I n Mgt .iw .f 43 CAROLE LOU RICK A light heart lives long. Dundee High l,2,3. Annual Staff 4. RUTH MARIE ROBINSON RUTHY ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength, Y-Teen 4. BARBARA RUMER BARB A girl who is lots of fun. Waite High l,2. G. A. A. 4. CARLETON SARVER CARL He knows it and he knows he knows it. Boosters 3. Literary Club 4. Somethin' Staff 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Math-Science 3,4. f MN gem apr' ,, Q5 Y' inf .4 2Lf'57'gx ...fi K. 3.3: 7 'lx X A 5 me int? Af f . of., ff ., . ig 5 2 Ax. Qmfv. . 'A .1 -f f . ,' f. .. ,jay ,Zia-fu.-5--.gql -.75 ,X ,, , 2 t . . , . ROBERTA ANN SATTLER BERT Sugar, 'n spice, n' everything nice. Boosters 2,3. Commercial Club 3,4. Y- Teen 4. A. LEWIS SCHABOW LOUIE Little said, lots done. Math-Science 4. Projection Club 3, Pres. 4. RUTH JEANETTE SCHALLER Always o smile. G. A. A. l,2,3,4. Commercial Club 4. Y- Teen 4. RICHARD C. SCHRAMM DICK Honesty is the best policy. Glee l,2,3. ti lil? LQ. . ' I KS wilt' s. ,ff 2'l ' BETTY J. STEINLINE BETTS To have a good time. All Class Play 3. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. l,2,3, Pres. 4. Chorus 2,3,4. Student Council 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Commercial Club 2,3,4. Ensemble 3,4. Glee 2,3. Y- Teen 4. Band l,2,3,4. Class Sec. 3. HOWARD STROW Most of us lack more than wings to be angels. Milton High l,2,3. Baseball 4. Math- Science 4. MARILYN JEAN SWEET MED Sweets to the sweet. Boosters 2,3. F. H. A. l,2, Pres. 3,4. G. A. A. l,3,4. Literary Club l,4. Somethin' Staff 3. F. T. A. 3, Sec. 4. Annual Staff Co-Editor'4. Math-Science 4. Y-Teen 4. JOAN MARIE TALBOTT JO As merry as the day is Iong. Boosters 2,3. Chorus l,2,3,4. Annual Staff 4. Literary Club 4. Glee l,2,3. Y-Teen 4.3 Mwsw' DOROTHY ISABELLE SCHWIND DOT Maiden! With the big blue eyes. Boosters 2,3. F. H. A. 2. G. A. A. l,2,3,4. Chorus 2,3. Commercial Club 4. Glee 2,3. Y-Teen 4. JAMES VALENTINE SCHWIND JIM Mischief dances in this boy's eyes. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Chorus 3,4. Pro- jection Club 4. Glee l,2,3. EDWIN SOUTHWARD EDDIE He can kick, pass, or run with the ball. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Chorus l,2,3. Class Pres. 4. Boy's Quartette 2. Glee, l,2,3. Math-Science 3,4. Ensemble 3,4. Football l,2,3,4. Varsity 3,4. Track 3. Projection Club Pres. 3. JANE ELLEN SPRENG JES Variety is the 's-pice' of life. Monroe High l,2, lst semester 3. G. A. A. 4. Chorus 3,4. Somethin' Staff '3. Math- Science 4. Annual Staff Co-Editor 4. Glee 3. Ensemble 4. Spanish 3. Y-Teen 4. F. T. A. 3,4. Literary Club 4. ASQ LAWRENCE J. TREMSKY Success and ambition. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4. Student Council 3. Basketball l,2,3,4. Varsity Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Track 4. RALPH E. VANDER VLUCHT DUTCH The bristle of manhood on his chin. Lake Township l,2. All Class Play 4. Boos- ters 3. Hi-Y 3,4. Chorus 3. Football 3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. JANE VAN FLEET JANlE Full of vitality and originality. Monclova High l. Boosters 2,3. G. A. A. 2,3,4. Chorus 2,3,4. Annual Staff 4. En- semble 4. Glee 3. Y-Teen 4. F. T. A. 4. ILA MAE VON EWEGEN A friend in need is a friend indeed. Spanish Club 4. Y-Teen 4. 4 it bf w THOMAS 0. WARNS TOM Silence is more eloquent than words. BETTY JANE WEBER BEE A deed well done pleaseth the heart. Boosters 2,3. F. H. A. 3. G. A. A. 2,3,4. Literary Club 2,3. Chorus 2,4, Math-Sci- ence 4. Annual Staff 4. Ensemble 4. Glee 2. Y-Teen 4. Band l,2,3,4. Class Sec. 2. EUGENE WILLIAMS GENE Always a sport. Baseball l,2. Boosters 2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Math- Science 4. Chorus 3. Glee 3. Football l,2, 3,4. Basketball l. Track 3,4. Varsity Club 3, Pres. 4. F. T. A. 4. GENE EDWARD WOOLLEY Every day is ladies day. Hi-Y 3,4. Math-Science 3,4. Glee 2,3. Boosters 2,3. Chorus 3,4. Annual Staff 4. 6, E? ifiiiwv Q - '?,mI4q' 'A 1, ,fm Q34 gig , in ya JT 3. 3 515525, 'f H ,M ik i -Pj Hs 3E Ruth Adams Barbara Artz Dave Ballantyne Dave Bowes George Bayer Dick Booher Marian Best Ann Cable Charles Davis Bernard Eckel Walter Ellinwood George Farringer JUNIOR CLASS The class of l95l has had a very active year and has made a fine place for itself at P.H.S. They sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkin's Dance in No- vember and two convocations. A picnic in the fall and one in the spring rounded out their list of activities. Just before Christmas they received their class rings with the new school crest. Advisors for the year were: Miss Morgan and Mr. Blayney. The officers were: Ronnie Swartz, Presidentg Rosie Shufeldt, Vice- Presidentg Bob Kellermeier, Sec- retaryg and Marilyn Grames, Treasurer. 25 ' Rx 5 sl 6 . i X QI, Ronnie Hankins Barbara Hoffman if Why lull Jean Hepler June Herman Wayne Hess Henry Hoffman Pete Hufford Gene Kazmaier Bob Kellermeier , in fx Margaret Keivel .-.., i f Jim Kopp ' Orlan Kopp L 26 X Carl Finch Donna Finch Frank Frazier Lyle Goodman Bonnie Goon Bill Fredericks Marilyn Grarnes Dan Haas Bob Halbert Lydia Gray Shirley Haas Leona Harmon 'G- 'lv '?'j 'u WD 11? R :M I ' gif' 1 RY? 'Q' ..i, Q59 .GM iQ, Q ,, , f M gmt? 2 f? . , if asf iaggmw ' :Z has Y vb' Carol Laing Larry Lauer Bob Lees Pat Magrum Dick Miller Dick Leslie Dea n Moosema n Dale Moser RoseMary Muir Daren Morris Alvie Perkins Inez Peterson Carol Phillips Doug Pratt Jock Rinker Rosalyn Ryder LaVern Sattler Bonnie Schaller Bernard Scllramrn Delay Schramm , aggr- W1-,..w.N WO' B , W n on sd-un L 'nii 5,.f 1-f khn' 1 H Ptt Seebaur -' A mg V In z Carolyn Shiple ' A tgp- it at xv -ilq Rosalie Shufeldt -rv 5 i A nqy it ' - 4 A xg? JW Lili W ,yrk iffy . Mn.. sw 'Ci' 'Sb' 'CTV dv! ffm we or '1--J' 1x..,f. MF' fgfzf' -U . ZS xS1? '3MQ?' 4 . V wfggxxzwjfiy, ,3 fi , iwifvieir - or Y :six , hiumlg , H ffl? gm 34 A ,.,H5??Ek Y U? VP M 2:1253 2 Q Smeg 25925 J -...M , u. . A we -1 H14 'U' ' ,525 Y.. 'fi , fx we i 1 , X gy K 5' ar is K 4 - A W g - Mary Jane Smeta na George Smith Jerry Sutter Grace Spilker Ron Swartz Wilma Wolfe Liz Wehde Carl Thorton Marjorie Wolfe Donna Zak xi-WN it Q0 'Ola Q00 gf .mix 4 Dale Allen Bob Armstrong Shirley Artz Phil Buckenberger vi , l Paula Arnold Bob Artz John Canfield Bonnie Carmen in ,M ...,. , .. ,-,. i - V. .. , .. ,,.,. . ' Clyde Carpenter V Barb Coy www Danny Davey ' Jack Descamps K - six ::.z . zz ., U Ww w i 6 .. f' bf i - I . 'ai' .': ,. SQJEQ . .yli i:,, SOPHCMORE CLASS The Sophomores, under the direction of Miss Reuthinger, Mr. Huebner and Mr. Strow, have had a very fine year. They sponsored a Thanksgiving con- vocation, a splash party in No- vember, a Valentine dance, and several picnics. The officers are: President, Don Simmons, Vice President, Paul Snyder, Secretary, Jim Treece, Treasurer, Mary Ann Garn. .- 3 raise -Hgwm -' 2 ' ' Q ' V. f V Q-:--:fm , .f. :-V1 QA, 2 5 s if 'Q' Si of 4 6. S-in .LL E vu 'U' 1- tv? 1 ian In-.- . qllihqggp Sv ,g x Mui Betty Dhondt Glen Eckel Mary Ann Garn Bob Emch Wilma Fastnachl' June Gloor Donna Hahn Doris Grolle Dohie Haas Roddy Halloron Jack Harris Yvonne Hart - Kathleen Harter V Harold Hathaway ' Mary Lou Henry ' Eddie HerseY Jim Hess Pat Hoffman Larry Houck Joyce Innes Marfha Kayzar John Hutchek Charles Kern Kay King 1 'ivan' '41-IL... vu in 'UQp Y H'-ou, Q ki 'G !b' aigf vi t. fe- gig Lynne Kohankie ,. i, w ff-as I Bev LaHote , ':::, . Q ' Carolyn Lapp It -' f sin Leslie i Marianne Logee Jack May Joyce Meister John Meloy 3 we V Elsie Michalson il MQ Kenneth Miller 55 I ,Z x ii Glenna Mixer Martha Morgan .:'.- f E 1 we' ,I va fs?-rrgi' 4 f,,4.,4, A Q in 105 WM' f' U I i 2 ,M Q 40 W , ., X lf is-1' fr ft af 1 K M li aug' wsedfgi wi,,,..i, .,,, M ,W .r ims i y,wz:zzffw1 r new mm Q X Q . UW? 1 ight Adv , -, M j' Z ' iw' A' 4 -eev ,GW fi 'Ai' 5 ,,,, , -- , .. , fs' 'Sf 32 473' JM Nancy Muir E S, t, -.a M, f 4 QQ f 1 ......-1 i , W- i Paul Nissen - 'J Ry-ef g Jane Narby :. f - ----- ' 'Q . E Z, ' ,Z Eddie Odeneal ' X -3 11, W 7 . : .-:m mm ' V igggfgi -me , 2 f W 9' ii -1.2151 , S fn . mf . ...V 1 ,A ,gg s r Martha Odeneal Pearl Osborne 'F .T ' fm Mary Perry Carol Pratt f' Dolly Pustay Rose Rectenwald Rosella Rectenwald Frank Rinker fag 1 fe W. f i .,,. ,,.,. A 5,L.QV.2 .4., , 4 5 3 5, M f ., M, 'Kgs - ,J 'E ......, ...ff Spencer Stanford Ronald Stewart Ben Stickles Franklin Stoner Delores Thompson Jim Treece Elvira Vander Vlucht Lorna Von Ewegen Sid Warner Barb Westervelt Edith Williams Richard Williams W Natalie Robinson V . Bob Sabo Dick Rumer Royal Russel Elmer Sabo i 59 , nam same' .Nw J N J !::t Ronald Sattler Luane Schaller Don Simmons 15? V5 ,H nth W ,N,. Qian .... V Paul Schneider' V- 51 Marcelle Schramm V - John Silvester l-,I 3? Q , 'S' Y Hugh Snyder '--, .,i,. 1 3 V V V, ,:g -- V V 1. ...Vs V L V L P, ff I V is uv- C117 ii 4 wozpi ..., V xv ig? 2 Q is f -0 wx -'Q Q f -2 Q 'Av . Wing, .3 7 ,ff-x If M' .ze-I! J L ' -'M -. 'X-P f ,sg l kv V. , , .,,.,.. X 'sy- . ,I E45 gxfgsg Kathryn Adams Betty Ames Mary Armbruster Jim Ault Arthur Babcock Louis Bateson Sally Bayer Jean Biltz Jack Blakeman Helen Brinker Donna Bossa Francis Brahier FRESHMAN CLASS The Class of i953 came into our halls as strangers, but they soon won the hearts of everyone. Many activities brought them into the midst of high school life. Under the fine guidance of their class advisors, Mrs. Braun, Miss Schultz, and Mr. Peters and class officers: Bill Whitner, President, Peggy Wiser, Vice President, Sue Sarver, Secretary and Nancy Mainz, student council representative, they en- joyed a party and a dance during the year. A A ' ' .... fr : ZX v f l' - ag -x. :N , xi XX! x xl ,X Gene Duty Jackie Rumer 'E 11... . ,WY 'Qw ' ,if Marcia Else Dick Emch Rolland Emch Merlin Emch Joyce Evans Nancy Ford John Franks Mickey Fairbanks Doris Frusher 34 Shirley Gordon il- .Pl X if-M ff!! ,Ms Beverly Bostdorf Bill Brownlee Ronnie Carter Donnie Betty Coughlin Lucy Burwell June Carter Robert Caswall Cable Madelyn Cook Jeanette Croubels Nancy Cummins Bob Daur ff? qw 'sv' 'Y mbw of new? 3' 1 , X 1 'V ,i w -,-, H ' 1 N T V. ii'i ff! J 23 L iii Wag? i We A f ff Q ., , Doris Gray ' , K Jeanette Griner it ' :' i I Gaye Gurtzweiler V Dan Haas ' , Q K R Q Qijpgyqgg? A me xml ef 553552 Mickey Halbert Betty Hari' Sharon Hoffman Ronnie Hufford Dave Hufford John Huebner Jerry Jacobs Joyce Jilnison NO' l' il! x ze J Q if S. 'Nix W7-..-if an fan- 39' V: 4'a::if,g,, ,- 'ESP 555 T: ,iff I Wh Qgiqrb . W' Qs Nu .f Si ,U QQ if x 5? ffm I 'hw Q vis? , . N, ,fm .hw Pb f' , ,,- X MXL X x SWF .Hmm 3'l'F i ID Dick Klinger Leah LaFaree Marjorie Laskey Ray Lusller Nancy Mainz Mary Ann Matheny Tom May Alice McCloud Lawrence McCullough Jean Merrill Mike Mesnard Ima Jean Morrow , f ,V A ' n .Ze 'ry-wr M nz! ,in ,saga , 'Isf 1 I in A W n gy lv 45 A is ' Q, Donald Moser AFV' Marilyn Moser 'H Shirley Perkins John Perry John , o noo i .sw ,mi ii George Namache Vera Osborne Piatt Nancy Poggemeyer Nancy Roux Y , Q' V , l ml A - 5' ' ' '- :wwf Nancy Pringle .gf H .fm ' W 1 . ' Hur W' iv M W. ' A fi 'un j David Quldort P +-.f . eh I -v-' N , Bud Rideout it ' fa! f 5 , , H A. gf xt A X 4 Q w, sl wif ki ' Wl ' li? 3 'Elf-W Wfiiif -. . . , - ,.,.. ,. 0 I lyla M 9 . 411 - :' i ' so ,F no Q cccc i s M Betty Russell 'L 42 Q A ' K ,W Lois Redouty wp- i 5 H A ' Shirley Sarver ' A -.-, y ! ' f Bob Sarver if-gf. .QQ 5 , , f . 3 ,fe S of Inf, M731 Charles Sattler Glen Sattler Jane Sautter Nancy Schramm Dick Scott Kenneth Scholler Shirley Seiling Jerry Shiple Q Qlf' D xg vii: 'X W I5 SIZES? W ' Tiki? N I , , Q 434 . 53355 Y , ,.:.:,Q::.-'f'-W - ,. . me N fa Q ,:. N ., 'V' Ro . W 5' J' l Bla ' g.--- 5 I x r , .LQ . L, 5 no Aga, V -. ff M cw agye si? l ... a W r,yii ii A was C' lu' aim W is-::: i ,' i abs . Hb' xg A ,Q qi I ,sa K Q9'5 F' Y WL K X X Q 4. E r 33 K A x Q! if I 3 'Gb ' 5 1 we yr' V x W' , kk D' X -. ., L ' if H . Af ' V W L L X ' .. , . . Fu. . H s f M 3 , ,, W V Y W ii i . A Di 2, MJ ls sawn-in W. lf, 5.5.-,, ,. ,... I Wi'i'i'ZT3 i'U M ' 1 1,.Qp3,5,2:.I:1:'E.:2.33-,:I'I: , , 5 'ii 3 4 'K 'mt ' 1 ' 'i f f ., V .,.. i K a f . , -, nf , fu 1 fi Sify Y W V in 7 b , A V s W , , D ,Q 1 K - df. , 5 3 A ,Ji S X 5' sq.. V r . K , . or .L ' r :SJ l M' Af' ' ' . es-wil-.. ,ms Evelyn Smetanc Tom Smith Annehe Thornfon Martha Speck Delores Sticklin Bill Whifner John Woolley Norman Warns Clifford Vonderrnine Peggy Wiser Don Zerbey Marjorie Zoll i 5 an W Npil Avlu K , , , f x. Arnold Wolfe AA,b - '15 g' W' 4 ROW ONE: Wideman, Weidner, Arrz, Davis, Morlock, Cullough, Grames. Finch, Stevens, Williams. ROW FOUR: Savial, Crawford, Thompson, Steinline, ROW TWO: Burwell, Shelly, Londeree, Rninelriart, Emch, Stroup, Caswall. Fisher, Kern, ROW FIVE: Wlwifner, Simmons, Caldwell, ROW THREE: Stultz, Baytian, Wilzler, Braun, McClain, MC- ROW ONE: Speclwr, Ray, Leydorf, Sutter, Barrel, Lippert, Honsberger, Bernard, Kazmciier, Mc:Peek, Dunbar. Wilson, King, Yantis, Crawford, Melclnert. ROW THREE: Himburg, Soldwish, Gerkens, Kaefzel, Eng ROW TWO: Stickles, Kohl, Campbell, Tewers, Klinger, lish, Edwards, Lvons, Duhamel, Beck, Williams. liool gi ROW ONE: Walker, Ankervrandt, Higdon, Pizer, Jimison, ROW 3: Lusher, Adams, Baker, Dauer, Hundt, Wideman Witzler, Thomas, Hurst, Saba, Sweet, Yantis. Davis, Friess, Kos, Fishbaugh. ROW TWO: Hufford, Crane, Peterson, Soldwish, Pulsing, ROW FOUR: Caple, Westervelt, Friend, Schaller, Lyons Savial, Reid, Gloor, English. May. SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE Atherton Reither Frusher Philli s Woolle 3 1 I I P f YI Laine, Schramm, Nollenberger, Ryder. ROW TWO: Farquharsm, Gamby, Sargent, Caldwell, Rus sell, Ries, Kirby, St. Clair, Hill. ROW THREE: Zaye, Hartwisk, Foster, Wolfe, Dartt, Foster, O'Leary, Hennan. ROW FOUR: Simmons, Hernandez, Parrish, Finch, Williams Burkhart, Cubberly, Buckenberger. ABSENT: Bronson, Cope. BLACK AND GOLD STAFF 5, , JK 'Klang M. W.. ROW ONE: Steinline, Department Editor, Brownlee, Literary ROW TWO: Kniseley, Class Editor, Sarver, Publicity Mana- Edltor, Spreng, Co-Editor-in-Chief, Sweet, Co-Editor-in ger, Rick, Faculty Editor, Perkins, Van Fleet, Co-Art Editor, Chief, Creps, Photography Editor, Weber, Circulation Frazier, Photographer. Manager. The Black and Gold Staff has changed its policy from that of a year book, to the annual, which will come out in the spring. With the full co-operation of the journalism class, the staff has been able to meet all of its deadlines and to turn out a new and different annual. This could only have been done with the fine work of the staff, headed by the co- editors, Jane Spreng and Marilyn Sweet, and Miss Schultz as Advisor. ABSENTEES: Talbott, Social Editor, Knalce, Advertising Manager, Bo- hannon, Co-Art Editor, Woolley, Sports Editor, Loomis, Business Manager, Co-Editors: Marilyn Sweet and Jane Spreng SOMETHIN' STAFF This year the journalism class published eight issues of the school newspaper, the Somethin '. A special Christmas issue, Somethin' Different and a double last issue were extra features. With the co-op- eration of the entire journalism class, the Somethin' turned out a very interesting assortment of news stories, feoture stories, and pictures. Miss Schultz, journalism in- structor, was the advisor. i 4, V L I ke , .. K., Q32 wiv A Assistant Editor, Betty Coon, and Editor-in-Chief, Jim Lapp. ROW ONE: Braatz, Feature Editor, Houck, Copy Editor, Coon, Assistant Editor, Lapp, Editor- in-Chief, Canfield, Copy Editor, Kime, Sports Editor, - . ROW TWO: Caswall, Assistant Feature Editor, Muir, Circulation Manager, Sarver, Publicity Manager, Brossia, Exchange Editor, Perkins, Advertising Manager, Frazier, Photographer. at 'Q 34 i , W f Q , ,,,.,a. we . V vi: L i B ROW ONE: VanderVluct, Pratt, Keivel, Mrs. Beals, Hueb- Schaller, Schaller, Sattler, Adams, Smetana, Roux. ROW ner, Shufeldt, Davis, Parrish, Morgan, Kellermeier, Hess FOUR: King, Caswall, Houck, Frazier, Sutter, Bowes, Smith, ROW TWO: Pustay, Else, Zoll, Thorton, Laskey, Hepler, Smetana, Selling. ROW FIVE: Petersen, Seebauer, Laing, Grimes, Westervelt, Hart, Norby, Perry, Arnold. ROW Swartz, Buckenburger, Sabo, Treece, Stanford, Farringer. THREE: Meister, Coon, Spreng, Hoffman, Brownlee, Shiple, ROW ONE: Braatz, Creps, Lahore, Spreng, Coon, Lual- Houck. ROW THREE: Morgan, Lloyd, Pope, Emch, Kaet- len, Oman, Steinline, Weber, Fought, Morgan. ROW zel, Billiter, Woolley, Simmons, Lees, Hersey, Schneider, TWO: Knisely, Caswall, Lapp, Laing, Zak, Muir, Van Schwind, Southward, Lapp. Fleet, Haas, Brossia, Canfield, Crane, Fought, Perkins, 1 ,,, ...L ..... F C H O I R ROW ONE: Fought, Coon, Creps, Crane, Landrum, Houck Miss Vasold, Braafz, Caswall, Knisely, Buckenburger, Spreng Fought. ROW TWO: Brahier, Petersen, Phillips, Zak, Ker shner, Haas, Freeman, Weber, Schwind, Brossia, Steinline ROW ONE: Morgan, Mazey, Tremsky, Mr Stelnecker THREE Perkms Wrlllams Artz Ballontyne Smlth Morgan, Martin, Lees, ROW TWO: Vander Vluct Sut Campbell Schwlnd ROW FOUR Mooseman Kaetzal ter, Kopp, Southward, Haas, Perkins, Schramrn ROW Pope Finch Haas sw ROW ONE: Lees, Muir, Mrs. Christman, Adams, Caswall. ROW TWO: Gordon, Sottler Schromm, Shelley, Logee, RONN THREE: Hess, Phillips, Lippert, Buckenburger, Cople. ROW ONE: John, Hoffman, Braatz, Smith, Buckenburger, Huebner, Landrum. ROW TWO. Muir, Pratt, Garn, Westervelt, Schufeldt, Hepler, Freeman, Brownlee. ROW THREE: Rumor, Treece, Schnieder, May, Pratt, Booher, Canfield, Lapp. ROW FOUR: Houck, Simmons, Mortin, Bowes, Swartz, Lees, Logee. UJCI 0 l P 0II 'l33OO '4PI U UTCDJPFO l l P SEATED: Phillips, Londeree, Frazier, Lopp, Gam, STANDING: Vander Vluct, Creps, Roux, Coy, Hersev. ROW ONE: Pustoy, Bondelier, Artz, Pothast, Ault, Brohier, Polen. ROW TWO: Buckenburger, Muir, Scholler, Sottler, Brossio, Omon, Luollen. ROW THREE: Meister, Vonder Vluct, Nissen, Henry, Wolfe, Henry, King. ROW FOURi Steinline, Spilker, Hormon,,Adcims, Muir, Smetono, Schufeldt. K' 'fwmfMv.-fr Qas-lfff H 2 LN mMr,4fw'ffw Q. - ' V - , .,.. A,...................u..-- CDIMZIUPW l 1IC-lC'l'I TO IPO-Img? ,L in C, ,...: FN ROW ONE1 Odneal, Arfz, Leslie, Eckel, Kellermeir, Pratt, Schnieder. ROW TWO: Brahier, Allen, Kazmaier, Schull Dower, Kopp, Schaller, ROW THREE: Bayer, Hoffman Moser, Warns, Wolf, Emch, Emclfi, Shiple. ROW FOUR Rinker, Kerri, Williams, Leslie, Whitner, Meyers, Hess. ROW FIVE: Schramm, Shiple, Leslie, Canfield, Arm- strong, Hathaway, Mr. Blayney. ROW ONE: Adams, Knisely, Caswall, Pustay, Sweet, fenwald, Harter. ROW THREE, Buckenburger, Rectene U Pratt, lsch, Haas, Haas, Finch, Isch. ROW TWO: Coon, wald, Henry, Poggemeyer, Cable, Strickland, Cable, Miss Reuthinger, Gordon, Perry, Arnold, Henry, Haas, Freeman, Bossa, Herman, Wolfe, Rectenwold. T Schaller, Goan, Loeffler, Croubles, Bayer, Seebauer, Rec- U ,,,, E is' , . :mx 4 ,l 1 ' E if , R ,df P0-IFIZP 1O ROW ONE: Spreng, Cable, Rectenwald, Magrum, Rec tenwald, Muir, Huebner, Steinline, Brossia, Morgan Weber. ROW TWO: Petersen, Coy, Lahote, Landrum Muir, Laing, Seebauer, Fasnaught, Glare, Arnold, King Row THREE: creps, Finch, smemna, Schufeldt, Rumer, Bossa, Redouty, Pothast, Wolf, Schaller, Perry, Sweet. ROW FOUR: Osborn, Whede, Best, Adams, Spilker Cable, Speck, Russel, Sarver, Haas, Van Fleet, Strick- land, Evans, Mrs. Whitacre. ROW FIVE: Williams Schramm, Roux, Seiling, Smetana, Wiser, McCloud, Bos tort, Mainz, Ford, Oman, Kaizar, Freeman, Schwind. ROW ONE: Lees, Perkins, Kaetzel, Tremsky, Perkins, Smith, Ballantyne, Kopp, Eckel, Mooseman, Simmons Williams, Morgan, Billeter,Mr. Manchester. ROW TWO: Lamb. ROW FOUR: Kopp, Finch, Artz, Moser Sabo Frazier, Sutter, Haas, Morgan, Southward, Martin, Van- Treece, Harris, Sabo. der -Vluct, Campbell. ROW THREE: Parrish, Haas, V A R S I T Y w- 21'+e 1:1 f:s'fi :wfQ we KJLa e P - fF1!l1isH M A J O R Braatz, Landrum, Frazier, Huebner, Muir, ROW ONE: Thorton, Ste-inline, Oman, Shelley, Campbell, Moser,' Lapp. ROW TWO: English, Dunbar, Duhamel, Lahote, McCloud, Frusher. ROW THREE: Bortell, Sficlcles, Sarver, Reed, lsch, Piatt. ROW FOUR: lsch, Brossia, Campbell, Hart, McCloud, Brownlee. ROW :ui 1. S11 FIVE: Dauer, Londeree, Houck, Cummins, English, Philo Perry. ROW SIX: Evans, Wiser, MCPeek, Kern, Arnold Schramm, Mainz. ROW SEVEN: Sattler, Schaller, Van der Vluct, Bostorf, Ford, Farringer. W was es E E I' ...,m.. Da A fn A f AQ gil A S SEATED: Fredricks, Westerveltg STANDING: Spreng, Vc1nFIeet, Muir, Fought, Weber, Luollen, Sfeinline, Fought. SEATED: Luolleng STANDING: Billeter, Koetzol, Perkins, Morgan, Lopp, Morgan, Lloyd Southwcrd, Simmons. ROW ONE: Houck, Sweet, Perkins, Kime, Sarver, Strow, Ier, Weber, Ballantyne, Braatz, Kopp, Isch, Isch, Lon- L Campbell, Haas, Huebner, Sutter. ROW TWO: Petersen, deree, Bowes. ROW FOUR: Frazier, Swartz, Smith, Hcpler, Caswall, Martin, Southward, Lapp, Billeter, Houck, Lloyd, Miller, Rinker, Schabow, Hufford, Morgan. U Strow, Harris, Hess. ROW THREE: Creps, Spreng, Schal- B ROW ONE: Farringer, Davis, Kime, Keliermeier, Schaf Stoner, Stanford, Stewart, Morgan, Kopp, Lauer, Pratt bow, Odeneal. ROW TWO: Worstell, Armbruster, ROW FOUR: Lamb, Sarver, Swartz, Smith, Piott, Jacobs Ames, Evans, Southward, Hufford, Hess. ROW THREE: Scott. ROW FIVE: Stickles, Emch, Brahier, Moser, U B .-2Cl- 370 O-U7lDbI'0 FP QPMI' FIC - SEATED: Von Ewegen, Evans, Brownlee, Crane, Fought, Caswall. STANDING: Miss Morgan, Kime, Houck, John, Lamb, Fought, Huebner, Braatz, Creps, Canfield. ROW ONE: Westervelt, Lapp, LaHote, Morgan, Perry. ROW TWO: Meizer, Gam, Kohankie, Arnold, Schaller. ROW THREE: Simmons, Houck, Treece, Miller, Rinker, Muir, Hart, Norby, Mrs. Braun, Meloy. T A , T W- .,,. l 1U JP'UCDI 1 1 4 X ,fa CHEERLEADERS Dave Lloyd Jim Lapp Carol Laing Pat Fought Nancy Ford Betty Coon Pat Hoffman Donna Zak Dave Bowes John Parrish Peg Fought 4 A, ,, bfi f r,,,.,.,, .gmm .W Y.x, M- li Q ,,,. . l' l i fi l 5, :UrI1IQbrI1-I rI1:UC-lC'11 STANDING: Simmons, Whitner, Ariz, Kime, Leslie, Mer- liams. ROW THREE: Campbell, Kopp, Burkhart, Wide- rill, Ford, Bondelier, Mrs. Broun, Zak, Muir, Seiling, Cas- mon. ROW FOUR: Morgan, Kellermeier, Huebner, wall, Lapp, Martin, ROW ONE: Norby, Horf, Braatz, Sfeinline, Fought, Smith. ROW FIVE: Treece, Houck, Haas. ROW TWO: Houck, Creps, Swartz, Williams, Wil- Morgan, Soufhward. UC-ICD I'-OZCOO -l2rI1 ROW ONE: Braatz, Sweet, Creps, Houck, Canfield, Coon, Fleet, Hoffman, Evans, Morgan. ROW FOUR: Lapp, Kime. ROW TWO: Wolf, Luallen, Oman, Huebner, Southward, Williams, Petersen, Brownlee, Spreng, Morgan. ROW THREE: Kaetzal, Caswoll, Van O F A M E R I C A i f V lm, V f ,MW , www i,sz':wssM,K,,w,1xvw CLUB DATA ALL CLASS PLAY The four classes again joined hands this year to produce the annual All Class Play, Almost Summer on November l8th V949 The play, a three act comedy of summertime romance, was directed by Doc Canfield and pronounced o success by the enthusiastic audience. BAND This year Mr. Peters succeeded in arous- ing more interest in band music than ever before. The Commodores, along with the color- ful activities of the drum major and major- ettes, played for the football games and in the Memorial Day parade, During the concert season the band gave several public concerts, and played host to the Great Northern Festival. COMMERCIAL CLUB This club, organized in l947, has proven to be one of the outstanding clubs in school. Under the leadership of Alice Pothast, President, Barb Ault, Vice-President, Shir- ley Brahier, Secretary, and Barb Artz, Treasurer, many well planned activities were carried out. A picnic-initiation was held at Fort Meigs in September. In Octo- ber a roast was held and several field trips completed their activities. G. A. A. The G.A.A. started the year with a roast at Ft. Meigs in September. During the year basketball, volleyball, softball games were played at noon and after school. The club has had a very successful year with the help of its officers': Betty Stein- line, President, Midge Brossia, Vice-Presi- dent, Rosie Rectenwald, Secretary, lca Mae Huebner, Treasurer, and Mary Muir, Re- porter. GIRL'S ENSEMBLE The girls in ensemble have participated in the different programs that the Music Department has put on this year. This is made up of girls, who were interested in music other than that of Chorus. O. C. TREECE CHAPTER F. T. A. The F,T.A. club, named in honor of our principal Mr. Treece, was organized in the spring of l949 with Miss Munger and Miss Morgan as advisors. The officers of the club are: Charlotte Creps, President, Vice-President, Ann l-louck, Marilyn Sweet, Secretary, Ed Kime, Treasurer, and Carol Braatz,, Student Council representative. HALL MONITORS CLUB This club was formed in 1949 with the purpose in mind to keep order in the halls. The officers are: Carol Braatz, President, George Smith, Vice-President, Donna Buck- enburger, Secretary-Treasurer, and lca Mae Huebner, student advisor. Members are chosen for one year, by advisors and are representative of all three classes. The faculty advisors are Mrs. Braun and Mr. Treece. HI-Y The .Hi-Y organization is under the supervision of Mr. Steinecker. The officers are Larry Tremsky, Presi- dent, Don Morgan, Secretary, Cloys Mazey, Treasurer, Ronnie Martin, Chaplain, The activities of the club this year have been an Easter Convocation, round and square dance, basketball team and a splash party with Y-Teen. F. F. A. The Perrysburg Future Farmers of Amer- ica Chapter is a new organization in the school being composed of those members who are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. The officers for the current '49-'50 year are: Bernard Eckel, President, Robert Kel- lermeir, Vice-President, Eddie Odeneal, Secretary, Richard Leslie, Reporter, Doug- las Pratt, Treasurer, and Robert Artz Student Advisor. I F. H. A. The officers of Fl-l.A., Marilyn Sweet, President, Donna Finch, Vice-President, Marilyn lsch, Secretary, and Carolyn lsch, Treasurer, were assisted throughout the year by Miss Reuthinger, Home Economics teacher and club advisor. ln November the organization put out- a program book for the year and in De- cember, they held their annual Christmas initiation party. CLUB DATA JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League is sponsored by the American Classical League to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. Under the guidance of Mrs. Braun, its members are those of the second year Latin class. - Club officers for the year were: Jane Norby, President, Lynne Kohankie, Vice- President, and Franklin Rinker, Secretary- Treasurer. I LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club, formerly known as the Library Club, opened its membership to include not only those who assist in the library, but to those who enjoy books as well. The club was ably lead throughout the year by Mrs. Beals, the advisor, along with lca Mae Huebner, President, Rosalie Shu- feldt, Secretary, and Charles Davis, Treasurer. LOS CONQUISTADORES DE ESPANOL The Spanish Club, under the able super- vision of Miss Morgan, has had many activ- ities. Several parties and a convocation, along with several projects, helped to make their study of Spanish more interesting. The officers for the year are: Pat Brown- lee, Carol Crane, Peg Fought, and Beth Caswall. DRUM MAJOR-MAJORETTES This year we bid goodbye to four major- ettes, Carol Braatz, lca Mae Huebner, Jan Landrum and Buddy Muir, but a familiar face for another year will be Frank Frazier, drum major. MATH-SCIENCE CLUB The Math-Science Club was organized in October of l945, by Mr, Straw who is now the advisor. The purpose of the club is to further scientific and mathematical knowledge. lt was decided that members shall have at least five credits in math or science, and shall be interested in these fields of study. The club is also affiliated with The Science Clubs of America. The Math-Science leaders for this year have been: Ed Kime, President, George Campbell, Vice-President, Kate Haas, Sec.- Treas., Carl Sarver, Program Chairman, and Mr, Straw, Faculty advisor. PROJECTION CLUB The Projection Club was organized in i949 and is now under the direction of Mr. Worstell. The purpose of this organ- ization is to create and maintain interest in audio-visual education throughout- the school. The capable leaders for this year are: Louis Schabow, Charles Davis, Bob Keller- meier, and Ed Kime. RED CROSS The Red Cross organization is new in our school this year. lt is under the direc- tion of Mrs. Christman and it's officers are: Buddy Muir, President, Beth Caswall, Sec- retary, and Kathryn Adams, Treasurer. SENIOR CHOIR The Senior Choir, under the direction and supervision of Miss Bendure, has been very active this year, They sang at many convocations, P.T.A. programs, and partici- pated in the Choir Festival and The Oper- etta in the spring. STUDENT COUNCIL Here at Perrysburg is a miniature dem- ocracy. The Student Council is the central governing body, advised by Mrs. Braun and the administration. Each club and class, this year including the Jr. High, has a representative. These representatives meet once each month to discuss problems. The Council organizes the school calendar to avoid confusion and to aid the administration. The officers were: Ron Martin, Ken Artz, Carol Braatz and Ann Houck, VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is under the direction of Mr. Manchester, To become a member of this club you must have received a letter in football, basketball, baseball, or track. The club officers for the year are: Gene Williams, Larry Tremsky, George Perkins, and John Billeter. Y-TEENS The Y-Teen Club is one of the oldest and most active organizations in the school. Under the able direction of Miss Vasold, advisor, and Ann Houck, Charlotte Creps, Jan Landrum, Carol Crane, and Marilyne Bohannon, they have had a very successful year, FACU LTY FACTS AGNES BARON BA., M.A., Toledo University, Shorthand l and ll, Typing l and ll, Office Proctice, Bookkeeping, Commercial Club. VIRGINIA BEALS B.A., College ot Wooster, University of Chicago, Mary Manse, English ll, English Literature, Librarian, Literary Club. KATHRYN BENDURE B.S., in Education, Ohio State University, Vocal Music, Elementary and High School. .EARL BLAYNEY B.S., Ohio State University, Vocational Ag- riculture, F. F. A. HELEN BRAUN B.A., College of Wooster, English l, Latin l and ll, Student Council, Junior Classical League. DONALD CANFIELD B.S.E., Toledo University, Ohio State Uni- versity, Personal Problems, Director of Dramatics, Director of Guidance. FERN A. CHRISTMAN BS. Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University. Social Studies-Jr, High. Guidance-Jr. High. Junior Red Cross. JOHN HUEBNER B.S., Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University, Shop, Mechanical Draw- ing, Baseball, Ass't Basketball Coach. JENNIE M. HULS A.B. Ohio University, and University of Wis- consin. Jr. High English, Jr. High Library, Jr. High Social Activities. JOHN MANCHESTER B.S.E., Defiance College, Columbia Univer- sity, Boys' Physical Ed., Coach, Varsity Club. ALICE MORGAN A.B., M.A., Ohio State University, U. of Colorado, U. of Wisconsin, New York Uni- versity, Am. History, Spanish l and ll, Spanish Club, F. T. A. ELIZABETH MUNGER B.S.E., M.A,, English, M.A., Psychology, Bowling Green State U., U. of Michigan, Ohio State University, English lll, Am. Problems, F. T. A. LOREN PETERS A.B., B. in Music, Otterbein College, Ohio State University, Band, Orchestra, Driving Class Instructor. LUCILE REUTHINGER BS. in Home Ec., Ohio State University, Home EC, i, ii, iii, iv, F. H. A. DOLORES SCHULTZ B.A., Mary Manse, Toledo University, Journalism, Speech, World History, Black and Gold, Somethin'. ROBERT STEINECKER BA., Heidelberg College, Typing, Econom- ics, General Business, Sr. Basic Business, Hi-Y, Ass't Football and Basketball Coach. FLOYD STROW B.S., in Education, M.A. in Math, Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University, Plane Geometry, Physics, Chemistry, Ad- vanced Algebra,'Math-Science Club. FRANK TOTH BS, Wittenberg College, M.A. University ot Budapest. General Science. NANCY VASOLD BA., U. ot Michigan, Toledo U., U. of Wis- consin, Art, Y-Teen. DOROTHY WHITACRE B.S.E. Bowling Green State U., Girls' Phy- sical Ed., G. A. A., Cheerleaders. WILLIAM WIRICK B.S.E. Bowling Green State U. Biology, General Science, Ass't Football Coach, Freshman Basketball. KARL R. WORSTELL A.B. Otterbein College, Ohio State Univer- sity, Bowling Green State University, Toledo University. Mathematics 7,8,9. Faculty Adviser for Projection Club. WILMA HARTMAN B.S.E..Bowling Green State U., Secretary to Principal. PAULINE KOPP Secretary to the Superintendent, Clerk of Board ot Education. -... I .. -ll FIRST ROW: D. Morgan, Finch, R. Morgan, Haas, A. Perkins, Piatt, May. SECOND ROW: Lees, Harris, Bollantyne, Emch, Shiple, R. Sabo, Woolley, Hufford, Martin Houck. THIRD ROW: Whitner, G. Perkins, Williams, Southward, Martin, Kaetzel, Kopp, Sutter, O Kopp, E. Saba, Warner, Simmons. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's team fought their way to a good season, winning five, losing three, and tying one. This small lightweight, hard fighting team was, at all times, showing true sporstmanship, a fine virtue ofthe departing '50 Varsity. P.H.S. FOOTBALL COACHES Wirick, assistant coach, Manchester, head coach, Steinecker, assistant coach. Team We Opponent Whitehouse ..... ..... 3 4 I3 Sylvania ...... ..... 7 6 Rossford ......... ..... 3 Z 6 Napoleon ......... ..,.. O I9 Bowling Green .... ,.... 7 7 Whitmer ........ ...,.... Z O 26 Clay .......... .....,.. 2 5 I2 Genoa ...... ........ 2 6 O Maumee ....,. ..... 7 6 5afwf2 si1 l - -'Jw I Dick Kaetzal 1 Guard - Senior Dick was the only three letter man on the team. He was noted for his hard fight for the team. George Perkins - Tackle - Senior A fine tackler and blocker, George put all he had into the game. His team spirit was an inspiration to every mem- ber of the team. He was also chosen GNC. All-Conference tackle. Ronnie Martin - Left Half - Senior Small but mighty, Ronnie liked the game and could always be counted on to go into any competition and do his best, Jim Kopp - Quarterback - Junior Jimmy did a fine job this year as one of the most outstanding quarterbacks Perrysburg has seen in a long time. He made all-conference team. We'll all look forward to Jim's fine playing next year. 58 Ed Southward - Fullback -- Senior Ed, co-captain, was considered the driving dog of the team. Ed's earnest- ness and willingness made him one of Perrysburg's finest players. Gene Williams - Center - Senior Gene was a great defense man and for his outstanding playing won the Merril award, Most Honorable Player, and also GNC. second all-conference team. He was also co-captain of the team. Ron Morgan - Guard - Senior Ron was one of the finest, he just never knew when to quit. He was a great line man and will be hard to replace. Don Morgan - End - Senior Although small for an end, he provid- ed the fight and determination that makes a great athlete. His shoes will be hard to fill next year. f .aegis at was wiiunmmie w,azmu1vrw2.zvmm, xl Don Simmons - End - Sophomore Don was in there every minute of play. Although only a Sophomore he was one ot the best defensive men on the team. We'll all look torward to a lot from Don in the next two years. Jack Harris - Right End - Sophomore Another ot the hard fighting Sopho- mores was Jack, who was noted tor his brilliant end runs. Robert Sabo - Center - Sophomore Robbie was very good in his back- ing-up the line. Managed to get two touchdowns, this way. Elmer Sabo-Right Tackle-Sophomore Elmer like his brother is a very good line-backer. He will be a great asset to the team next year. . ann j. -ji .:51.:5.:i:5?..',.,,.- ml-' --e ear: -0 ' ' . 3 A 5' ' so ,S 5 J 'sm' , 4 ir,3,,if-i. M M rm ,M .qi smuud izinifnf iftfitiivftt ffqghwfwn W' Qt .. W ti me 'T 1? 3 , Q K f fx 5 fx R Zi 5 KV it W , ii -Wa: '4 'tt 3,53 'MS My , N, -WA, li N ,A ,gg Qffiiw-l3fA7i,iLfuz5' .. g in 5 ,., -',f. 'F 'f.'-H f i -.i vi . . 4 -:wf'z5fiQi, -'NSFSXZSZ i35,ssNiz3 A H If 3 ,U ,is. .- J i it i I ' n 7 li fi- ,,. , .- yy ,Q 1. N, get 3,5 'ww 95,353 'ggsiiixl 'Q In i it ,, i W ' 1 t 1? :ff ., . mer' W ,. 52 7,533 . . militias-ff 2 . iff , f - 2,1 5 rffs way. ax , Y f WZ 1 i ffl it ,J if-is -1 5 325' 4 i x Q wr WEE if Fw A f 2' 5 gtk gt tif 1, ei . wig , , gk Q, :Hua .H Q. A at i A A fmt. if fe . i g W ialqmmiw if is s t, V, Carl Finch - Left Half - Junior Carl was well liked by his tellow team- mates for his sharp and hard fighting in the game. Don Haas -- End - Sophomore Donnie was just one ot these toot- ball players who once got started just couldn't be stopped, and tor this reason made many a point for P.H.S. Jerry Sutter - Right Half - Junior Jerry was the boy on the team who knew how to get the team out of a tight spot. He was known as the boy with the Magic Toe - Orlin Kopp - Right Guard - Junior Orlin was a great help to the team this year in his accurate place kicking. This will win many a game for us next year. .-s.,,,um AL on B Q MX , wi Y ,Mn mfg? ,K Sw, ls l U ,MQW wg H79 45 4' l l 5 f j :N , gf Alvin Perkins - Quarterback - Junior l l Alvie is quite a small kid, but on the 0 gd field he plays his heart out. Managers: John Parrish and Bob Halbert RESERVE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Piotr, Huebner, Hutchek, Londeree, Carter, Caswall, Fair- banks, Sarver, SECOND ROW: Hufford, Emch, May, Houck, Whitner, Woolley, McAuley, Bateson, Shiple, Ca rfer. w,4f+ N MM, M W 5 jwggtf ' Q, , A9 by 53 M 5 41 f W ii 7 W A W . V I. 'SEE H I ' 4 ,A ' ggi . f ,iw We Q V A Q K5 Ji- , z '? ' X? r Q , ' , ' f .,,, 3. A li' , x f '5 ' K , 'F' MSW ? . 1.-:, ..,.. ffl .5 :' 3 ., . ' H -Q,'--' 1 - 'ev ,www Jim Kopp - Guard Koppie is a junior who found a place in our starting line-up this year. Jim's sportsmanship and ability will be needed next year. Dale Moser - Guard Dale is another junior who has played plenty of varsity play this year. Dale's hard work will be greatly appreciated next year. Jerry Sutter Jerry was a great asset to the team last year and we are looking to more tine floor play next year. Carl Thornton Carl's great basketball ability is de- veloping him into a good man for our team tor next year. Larry Tremsky - Forward Larry was one at the most consistant scorers on the team. l-lis speed and sportsmanship make him hard to beat. Kenny Artz - Guard Kenny's tire and chatter will be missed next year, along with those beautiful long shots. Bernard Eckel - Center Bernie is the only boy on our team over six toot. His height and ability will make many a point for P. l-I. S. next year. George Smith - Forward George was a great asset to the team last year, and we look forward to more fine floor play next year. FIRST ROW: Sutter, Sabo, Artz Simmons Thornton Smith SECOND ROW: Moser, Tremsky Halbert Mooseman Eckel Kopp The Yellow Jackets ended the basket- ball season with a successful year. This year the Varsity Team was equip- ped with new uniforms. The boys also received short hair cuts, for the purpose of improving the looks of the team. Outstanding players this year were: Smith, Sutter, Kopp, Eckel, Tremsky, Artz, and Morgans. Opponent Perrysburg Wauseon .,Y,, .A.ess 2 5 42 Maumee .,,,, ....,, 4 4 29 Clay .ss.s.,.A,ss.. .7,... 5 4 55 Ottawa Hills ,s.., ,,.... 6 9 45 Paulding ,.,s,Y...s, ,,.,,, 3 5 33 Beaver Creek ....,.s,,,,. 52 45 Rosstord ,,e,,.,, ss,,.u 3 3 44 Macomber ..AVw. 55 40 Whitmer ,. ...... 39 37 Sylvania Y. ,..A,, 33 44 Maumee ,se,s ,A,,.. 5 3 38 Clay .,,7,s,,., ,,,... 3 8 55 Rosstord ,,s.. ,.,.sA 4 5 33 Bee Gee ,,,,, sess., 3 9 30 Whitmer ., ,.,,,, 6l 47 Sylvania ,. A,,,,, 39 37 MN MN - . x ,ww FIRST ROW: Huebner, Bcteson, Hufford, Smith, Hufford, Perkins. SECOND ROW: Sobo, Halbert, Thornton, Horris, Simmons. FIRST ROW: Carter, Huebner, Piotr, Woolley, Hufford, Smith. SECOND ROW: Boteson, Halbert, Brownlee, Hufford, Simmons. gww-W FIRST ROW: Treece, Morgan, Perkins, Haas, Morgan, Kopp, Moser, Frazier SECOND ROW: Mr, Huebner, Kern, Sutter, Haas, Perkins, Sabo, Thornton,.Halbert, Sattler Odeneal. BASEBALL TEAM This year's baseball team has shown us how baseball has risen in P, H. S. in the last six years. Baseball was started in i944 by Mr. John Huebner, when he first came here. Since then the team has won the Great Northern Conference title twice, second place once, and tied second place last year. 111 LEFT TO RIGHT: Meloy, Silyester, R. Sobo, O. Kopp, Hutchek, Snyder, Leslie, Mr. Strowg Coach, Woolley, Nameche, May, Strow, Snyder, Huftord, Sim rnons, Kime. B. 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LaSalle Bottling Co., Toledo, Ohio Compliments of PALACE THEATER Perrysburg, Ohio and MAUMEE THEATER Maumee, Ohio MID-WAY Steaks - Chops - Chicken and Sea Food Dinners Five Miles South of Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-4039 or 4-4378 ll V FREE PERRYSBURG O HIO 4 '+I'-I' AMES AUTO REPAIR SHOP Elm St. General Repairing Ph. 4-4492 Perrysburg, Ohio It is given to only a few to use their life span to benefit all generations to come after them . . . such was the gift of Thomas Alva Edison, pioneer in applying electricity to better the lot of mankind. X TG 'l - -'N-X ti- X .xi X .1 Only a holder of the original Edison license may use the name Edison as part of its corporate title. lt is the mark of a pioneer. The Toledo Edison Com- pany, a business-managed, taxpaying, self-supporting electric power com- pany, is proud to be so honored. 'Ill 'IOLIDO Compliments of The Perrysburg Grain 8. Supply r Q e is are e -51-'wine-fefmfl Y 1 '- YOUNG? HAMBURG Delicious Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, French fries and dinners Homemade pies fly one of our specialties oa I K fd , If M' YL ' M- M0 Mall' fx'-xl, I' 'h-JQ f-7 'li ,Q wedge 27' , if F Compliments of 4 Compliments of Perrysburg Journal H ff ' M k t 0 llldllll S UI' 9 Oldest Newspaper in Wood County fl 7 ,fl ril' r A. F. Hoffman, Publisher Good Things to Eat Phone 4-41 I2 U of 5 79 f .I-H i xfyp F257 'C . 7 jc'--M-If 6314? gy QM qgCL,.,41-w,iyf gui L4fscgfgJH 5 . Maxi Q ,,.,,fc,, 1 to L '41 Y f Men's Wear ff M UMPIZHWICHTS g'xf.f'..'X Q Qf.,1,ILfv.. Headquarters ' 'of' i FO, KAZMAIER MARKET Arrow Wilson and K Campus Bob Sport Wear. . yximilfj it I y xllsl' 'l Q ll',llfl5ll. ,mill 4 lwlllvll . A .PQ lk-ffiiubfl' 'U Q. - X , U K Lx l 'gr for-gll PAUl AND JACK'S MARKET 1 ' Across from The School fp' . . . lf ijiy Fancy Groceries and Meats 55223 Frozen Foods lce Cream v Phone 4 4532 Free Delivery Service Twice Daily Q59 , WW - Q Cl! Q li LylV oIIaliFC3r n't Beal' A Pontiac. FRONT PONTIAC SAlES 80 ll8 E. Third Street Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-4337 Goodwill Used Cars N 'W ' I . I.. 1. g, 1, A ,L 4 IW. K yyfSI6fVicef'Hurdwure and law f'R'6'giiir9CZiHi1lciliyU' E ,AKC4 BC, fc-, Mfg I yi1,.Q, wc., gwirofff-VQSXVQ Qfzysuffs , as iv Eclipse Power Lawn Mowers Zf 41- Ma.l'lCP'Qvve1'-1'TQo'Is ,, , , - Republic Paints E7 Varnishes Everything in Haggtfare for the 1 J 'L lfglprhe ,f 41' Q fr ' Best Wishes to Class of l95O DON PETERSON'S Restaurant Phone 4-4395 makes QUALITY WIN DOW GLASS Thicknesses for any need POLISHED PLATE GLASS Clear and Colored-For Glazing and Mirrors HEAT ABSORBINC PLATE GLASS Reduces Solar Heat GOLDEN PLATE GLASS Excludes Most Ultraviolet Rays TUF-FLEX PLATE GLASS Heat tempered for toughness TUF-FLEX GLASS DOORS For beauty and full vision THERMOPANE INSULATINC CLASS For Picture Windows and other glazing HI-TEST SAFETY GLASS For transportation vehicles VITROLITE STRUCTURAL GLASS Colorful wall paneling E-Z EYE SAFETY PLATE CLASS Reduces C-Iare BULLET RESISTING CLASS For cashier's booths, etc. M I RROPAN E TRANSPARENT MIRRORS For novel decorative effects Is Sales agent for BLUE RIDGE PATTERNED AND WIRE GLASS I U LIBBEY'OWENS'FORD 21 aywffifmmp GLASS 81 ll ft fi ff ff 127, 1 aj l W' '1 1 -' ' , Vi it f Q., ff, 1 2 7 , , , if . ,. .Quit m y wary -1177 yfffe , gpfzf ff zlfdffqykj ,f I , 1 A ' I fg f f - -1 Zfffgfff Wg X I'Zi..L4,,fK7Z Liv, fy'!?f 0' A gf! fly' , f . 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A Ellis? xll -Fl! tx 5 Sq vi FFQTIZENS BANKING COMPANY!!! at JI 5-rl Perrysburg, ohio f f Eli loldest Bank in Wood Countyl f F Total resources over Five Million ' - Complete Banking Services A . A .f Member of A Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' - P, Federal Reserve System , . ,rf K' x J' r fm ' r V if l xl ji Xi! tbl xupf L A HJ X' l Y 'I l' ,kj I . 'I xr! Y. 'Wh' V, ,ll l'. ljlwlf x ' l .I '- .xx H '. r fl :QNX ' A 'B i y'l J ii . 41 , Compliments N l of I 1 ' . glll 1 Compliments l ot JEFFERS 5 8. I0 MILLS HARDWARE AND l23 Louisiana Ave. Our Best To The l95O Graduating Class Compliments Compliments of N of FUHERS HENRY's PACKING Qwffff commv ,fy Aff! W' QMWW i t J. Jo J N B f Ufdgi wwf I If . ' J! 'J - ff, it .. W1 Meri f '. if W7 CjCompliments Cqinphjiilents f if xp? 0 Yrs 0 92? cummms moron sms SPORT SHOP better buy buick iv-f'4 ' 1 My Ji! -tx! li 5' bl- MQ' 'wrt M fi ..+ - l e .W ' I ' ' A D ' --f '! 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