Perrysburg High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Perrysburg, OH)
- Class of 1952
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LTU Y W Q -.Q gt A j , -,J 1 PERRVS8 urs' R THE BLACK AHD GULD STAFF pnumfa, THE HIT 0F 1952 11 3 -'22, . l 1 E l1--1 ff' 3 P RRYSBuR6 L s , ei J r H51 l , V 7 tl -Q,hX4..i-. kv g :J lfllk L rikxff .,.'4 'J 'JC ' , . it :DEDicA'riioN We of the Black and Gold Staff wish i6 dedicate the annual publication of the Black and Gold to the following: Mr. Rinehart who sympathetically and un- derstandingly gave us his time and efforts, Mr. Treece who guided us through our four years of high school, Mr, Munger whose advice helped to make possible the publication of the Somethin' and the Black and Gold, All the teachers who helped us in our ed- ucation, Mr, French who gave his time to take pic- tures for the Black and Gold and who gave us excellent suggestions based on his vast experience, Mr. Houck who donated a large sum of money for the football camp and who took football players on a trip to Ann Arbor, Mr. Merrill who gave a watch to the most valuable Senior boy on the football team, Mr. Gingrich who donated the use of cars for the football queen and attendants, and equipment for the concession stand, Mr. Carl Schmidt who gave the school a basketball scoreboard and who donated a car to the driving class, Lions Club who donated the Eagle award and trophy to the most valuable player in the Maumee-Perrysburg football game, And in memory of Mr. Allie Hoffmann whose understanding and assistance made the publishing of the Somethin' much easier. . ,x , . , L LL ch fl ' f L Lylgx 'W' 'lg Y pkswk. , C, , G-fll't1ki.u,lX C' ll-Q -L l X l -Tl IOHN S. RINEHART DIRECTOR The fame of Mr. Treece is widely known throughout the school. Mr. Treece has been very faithful and loyal to all of us during our four years of high school and has helped us individ- ually and collectively to solve our various problems. Before coming here, he received his B.S. in Education at Bowling Green Uni- versity and M.A. at Columbia University. Besides serving as principal he also 'teaches Algebra I. We all will remember Mr. Treece, as a loyal friend, who has carefully guided us through school. 4 For the past five years Perrysburg High School has been under the capable direction of Mr. Rinehart. Before coming here, Mr. Rinehart re- ceived his B.S. in Education, M.A. in Social Studies and School Administration at Bowling Green State University. He is now working on his Ph.D. at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin and Ohio State University. The Senior Class, as well as the rest of the school, appreciates his work as our superintendent. O. C. TREECE STAGE MANAGER PRODUCERS 5,2 ,, 1 is 3 4 i if .. , EX ,K ? V. J. Rinehart, P. Evans, N. Wifzler, P. Sutter, D. Simmons, R, Beck R. Beck ......... ............. P resident D. Simmons .... ..,.... V ice President P. Doubenmire .... ................ C lerk Harold H. Aikens, B.S. in Agnes Baron, B.A., Toledo U., Earl Blayney, B.S., Ohio State Elem. Ed., State Teachers Col- MA., New York U., Short- U., Vocational Agriculture, lege, Gorham, Me., M.A., Ohio hand l, ll, Typing l, Office Sponsor of F.F.A. State. Eighth Grade Core. Practice, Sponsor of Commer cial Club. ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Helen Braun, BA., College of Donald Canfield, B.S. Ed., To- Fern Chrisfman, B.S. Ed., Ohio Wooster, English l, IV, Latin leclo University, Ohio State U. State U., Bowling Green State l, ll, Sponsor of Student Coun- Senior Problems, Practical Psy- U., Junior Red Cross, Seventh cil, Junior Classical League. chology, Director of Guidance. Grade Core. tl . 1 sits rl? E 6 .Q -ef' ,iii T if joseph Denbow, B.S. Ed. Ash- land College, Ohio, M. A. Vo- cal Music Ed., Berkshire Music Festival, Tanglewood, Mass. Band, Boy ' Glee Club. if KW W we Hltboii Dolores McHugh, B.A., Mary Manse College, Toledo U., Speech, English ll, World His- tory, Director of Dramatics. t , . , M ,,.k I , A s T 1 . ,t 4 g i' R , John Huebner, B.S. Bowling Green State U., Ohio State U., Shop C1 Mechanical Drawing, Baseball C o a c h, Basketball Coach. Antoinette Mittigo, B.S., Kent State U., Science, Home Eco- nomics, Math. John Manchester, B.S. Ed., De- fiance College, Columbia U., M. A., Boys' Physical Ed., Coach, Football C1 Track, Spon- sor Varsity Club. Alice Morgon, A.B., B.A., Ohio State U., U. of Colorado, U. of Wisconsin, New York U., American History, Spanish l, ll, Spanish Club, F.T.A. .,..l..0. 4, ., Y , ' it ' fm... A ff . ., Yxlivll ' , X ., .1 Q Tiffin Je' ' A 'ac Jil-. ' gg Elizabeth Munger, B.S. Ed., M. A. in English, M.A. in Psychol- ogy, Bowling Green State U., U. of Michigan, Ohio State University, Eng. lll, Social Studies, F.T.A. Hance Rogers, B.E. Education, M.A. University of Toledo, Mathematics. George Munger, B.A., M.A., U. of Mich., B.S. Ed., Bowling Green U., English I, ll, Jour- nalism, Library, Literary Club, Black 6' Gold, Somethin' Spon- sor. jf A' ,U Nfclafoic CL- . if-X.J0 Q ff-f,ffT2.'a,3 , AMJEIZ-1 L' ,ff , . 1 ' f . -P ', Robert Steinegkerj 'B.lik.l'l4lei- delberg College, Typing, Eco- nomics, General Business, Sr. Basic Business, Bookkeeping, Hi-Y, Ass't. Football Coach, Jr. High Basketball Coach. Lucile Reuthinger, B.S. in Home Economics, Ohio State University, Home Economics l, ll, lll, IV, Sponsor of F.H.A. Floyd Strow, B.S. Ed., MA. in Mathematics, Ohio State U., Bowling Green State U., Alge- bra ll, Plane Geometry, Phys- ics, Chemistry, Ass't. Baseball Coach, Advisor of Math- Science Club. Frank Toth B S Wittenberg Nancy Vaisold, B.A., University College M A University ot of Michigan, Toledo Univer- Budapest General Science sity, U. of Wisconsin, Art lEle- Principal ot Elementary School mentary C1 Seniorl , Sponsor of Y-Teen. William Wirick, B.Sl. Ed., Bowl- ing Green State U., Biology, General Science, Ass't. Foot- ball, Track Coach. Us - fl--is wx, :H- , . . , 11 gm - . l' 'X 'Pi 4 . 5 14, ,1 -fri fl' if IJ ASN -5 Dorothy Whitacre, B.S., Ed., Bowling Green State U., Girls' Physical Education, Sponsor of G.A.A., Cheerleaders. Marilyn Wren, B. S., B. M., Ohio State University, High School 6 Elementary Vocal Music, Girls Glee, Q 6 ' .. S S X , W f J 4, - l . 3' 5 1 I -'. 4' 5 5 BOTTOM ROW: W. Ziemon A. Schramm S. Gilson TOP ROW: J. Denbow W. Wirick C. Gordon R. Putt THE TECHNICIANS R Cold ell A Sch am C. Haas W. Zieman ' 5, Z ,,, ...Q- PE RRY 5 B ll G gf! I Q . , 9 5357 fy ....,m. --fr K V '57 v K VW, ,..,, .- - -M W Xmi, m. -- f- 759' H Q 4 ' .ff VA Ar Q, Yf, via 'fl .1, Q,f.,f'M ,A ,f -.. 'UW mm . . W, F QE ? .Z-3' --nR,,f--HW V ln, -,uv ...I hu' Egg? EF? Hi 23 awe? if? as M 'f WI 'lv 'Ov I-up ini Kilim .Q E ag sea I 1 53 E Pi? E rr 55 Q O41 MQ ......-.is it, '-'- r SENIORS TAKE THEIR BOWS Act One of our four year career in high school began with a supporting cast of 90 students. The four members of our class with leading roles were: Larry Houck, Don Simmons, Pat Hoffmann and Barb Coy-serving as Presi- dent, V. President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Mrs. Braun, Miss Morgan and Mr. Collins were our facultylsponsors. We had a freshman picnic in October and a dance and party in March. ln May the curtain came down on Act One. Act Two of our career opened with a new group of students in the leading role. Don Simmons was elected president and Paul Schneider vice president, Mary Ann Garn secretary and Jim Treece treasurer. Miss Reuthinger and Mr. Strow were our directors. We sponsored a Thanksgiving Convocation, a splash party in November and a Valentine's Dance in February. We closed Act Two with a picnic. Act Three brought us close to being the upperclassmen and we elected Jack Harris presiderft, Barbara Westervelt vice president, Pat Hoffmann, sec- retary and Paul Schneider treasurer. We had a Sadie Hawkins dance, splash party, and a picnic in the spring. We were under the sponsorships of Miss Bendure, Miss Morgan, and Mr. Blayney. By the end of Act Three we had our beautiful class rings and had given the seniors a farewell convocation. F On our fourth and final act Larry Houck was chosen president with Jim Treece vice president, Elvira VanderVluct secretary and Joyce Meister as treasurer. We had 70 members in our supporting cast. Miss Munger and Mr. Wirick were our managers. Mistletoe Magic was the title of our Christmas Dance and we also had two picnics and a convocation. Looking over our supporting cast we find it very talented as we had varsity basketball, baseball, football and track stars. We also had cheerleaders and majorettes from our class and many seniors were in the school plays. We ended Act Four with caps and gowns, pictures, invitations, namecards and many thanks to Mr. Treece, Mr. Rinehart and our faculty members who made the final act a successful one. We take our bows on Act Four and the curtain falls. l I f Paula An ambitious girl who will never tire5 helping others is her desire. ShirI Quiet and shy, but she'll get by. Paulo Jane Arnold Annual Staff, Underclass Editor 45 Band l,2,3,45 Boosters' Club I5 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Volleyball Manager 45 Jr. Class. Lea. 25 Literary Club 2,45 Moth-Science 3,45 Orchestra 25 Y-Teen 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Shirley Ann Artx Boosters' Club l5 Com- Robert Artz F.F.A. 2,3,45 Junior Stu- dent Adv. 35 Sen. Treas. 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Cherie Louise Bollontyne Audio-Vis.Club 15 Boost- ers' Club l5 F.H.A. l' mercial Club 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l5 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Y-Teen 3,45 Bowling 3, 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. F,T.A. 3,45 Sen. Reporter5 Girls' Glee l5 Math- Sgience 3,45 Sen. Re- porter5 Red Cross l,2,3, Pres. 45 Somethin' Staff 45 'Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Y- Teen 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. llBobll Often seen, seldom heard. Cherie She's talented and clever and can chatter on for- ever. Raymond Bossa Tony Bme, Football, Vy. Manager 4 Football VV 3 Moth lfll'Y 47 Track 3,,4: VU' Science 4 Student Coun 5'l'Y Club 47 -lumol' Eng cll 3 Junior Eng Club 3 Club 3. Philip Robert Buckenberger Audio-Vis. Club l ,2,3 Sec. 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Liter- ary 1,25 Red Cross 2 Track 35 Junior Eng Club 3. 1 ubonnyu Speech is great, but silence is greater. Glen Silence never yet betrayed anyone. Betty Jane Dhondt Danny D- Dave., F. DH. A. lj G. A. A.. l5 Baseball, Res. 35 Junior glued, glggfuj 47 Cys Eng. Club 3. ee ' ' f WO' ng' Club 3. Glen Francis Eckel Football, Res. i5 Vy. 3,45 F.F.A. 4, Sec. 35 Track 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Jun- ior Eng. Club 3. Robert W. Emch All Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Boosters' Club l5 Boys' Glee l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 35 Football Res. l, 25 Vy. 3,45 F.T.A, 45 Hall Monitor Club 45 Hi- Y 3, V. Pres. 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Track l, 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. uaeisn She has a pleasant smile and a gentle way. usobu He that mischief hatched, mischief catched. Wilma Happy and gay, she's really okay. Mary Ann There's none like her- none. Wilma Jean Fastnacht Annual Staff, Adminis- tration Editor 45 Boost- ers' Club l5 Commercial Club 45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. l,.2, 3, 45 Literary l5 Bowling 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Mary Ann Garn All Class Play 25 Audio- Vis. Club I5 Band 3,4, Majorette5 Boosters' Club l5 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. l, 45 Girls' Glee l5 Hall Monitor Club 2,3,45 Jr. Class. Lea. 25 Literary Club 45 Spanish Club 3, Pres. 45 Student Council l,45 Y-Teen 3, Program Ch. 45 Class Treas. 25 Football Attendant 2,35 Basketball Attendant 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Ora P. Ferguson Bay High School l,2,35 Boys' Ensemble 45 Boys' Glee 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Spanish Club 4. June Gloor Boosters' Club l5 Com- mercial Club 45 F.H.A. l, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3,45 Junior Eng Club 3. Horan The man that blusheth is not quite a brute. June Bug Make yourself what you want to be. N.. gm Doris A smile is a trademark of a happy soul. Rod l never let school inter- fere with my education. Doris May Grolle Dottie L. Haas Girls' Glee l,2.,3,4, Mixed go,T2eT.iGg5irlSlLgee3I' Chorus 3,4, Junior Eng. YL-I-heh 54, Junior Erilgl Gul' 3- Club 3. Rod Hallorun Hi-Y 3,4, Junior Eng. Club 3. Jack E. Harris All Class Play 3,4, Base ball, Res. 25 Basketball Res. 2, Captain 35 Vy. 4 Football, Vy. 2,3, Co Captain 4, Hi-Y 3,4 Math-Science 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3,4, Stu dent Council 3, V. Pres 4, Track 2, Varsity Clul 2,3, Pres. 4, Junior Eng Club 3. K, it 1 5 5' it 4 I I 'I I Honesty, character, a smile, too, mix them to- gether and we have you. 1,-,acku I like work, it fascinates me, I can stand and watch it for hours. J'--lr JR' K Voni A better friend was never found. Mary Lou A merry, goy companion. Yvonne Ella Hart Annual Staff, Business Manager 4, Boosters' Club l5 F.T.A. 3, V. Pres. 45 Girls' Glee lg Hall Monitor Club 3,45 Jr. Class, Lea. 25 Liter- ary Club 2,3,45 Math- Science 3,45 Spanish 3, Sec. 45 Student Council 2,45 Y-Teen 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Kathleen Harter F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee l,25 Junior Eng. Club 3. N et .1 V' If agvvvajrf ' gp ...Agn V- V Mary Lou Henry Edward Hersey All Class Play l,25 Boost- , . ers' Club l5 Boys' GI Booslef' Cglgb 2lf.3 ,Corp l,2,3,45 Cheerleader if rnercia u F T A 4 H H.A. l,2,3,45YlTeel'1 3, ' ' ' F. Ol' Monllo' 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Club 25 Mixed Chorus l, 3, 45 Somethin' Staff, Junior Eng. Club 3. iii' l V .ywskii -. . . ,... ,W.EM,,mi - : fffiawf 5 . 'Nh 'Was l uKa'hyn Little but Mighty. Eddie lf drawing pictures was a crime, this.boy would now be serving time. upatu It pays to be good, tried it once. Johnny Small and smiling. Patricia Jean Hoffmann Audio-Vis. Club lg Band l5 Boosters' Club l5 Cheerleader 2,3,45 F.H. A. lg G.A.A. 45 Girls' Ensemble 35 Hall Mon- itor 35 MatheScience 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Some- thin' Staff, Society Edi- tor 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Student Council 2, Sec. 45 Y-Teen 3,45 Class Sec. l,35 Football Queen 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Lawrence B. Houck All Class Play 35 Band l,2,35 Baseball, Re. l5 Basketball, Re. l, Man- ager 2,35 Boosters' Club lg Boys' Glee l,35 Foot- ball, Re. 25 Vy, 3,45 Hall Monitor Club 25 Hi-Y 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Class, Lea. 25 Math-Science 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Or- chestra 25 Student Coun- cil l,2,3, Treas. 45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3, Sec. 45 Operetta 25 Boys' Quartet 35 Class Pres. l, 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. ,.-pf QY'f.., 2l' Larry Nothing succeeds like success. J Charley Kern Football Re 12' Vy 3, John Hutchek 5 ' ' ' ' ' Baseball, Re. l,25 Foot- 4' l:'FfA'. 2'3' Sludenl ball Re 2' V 3' Junior Adv' 4' H'-Y 3' pres' 4' E ' CI'b '3 Y' ' Student Council 45 Track ng' U ' l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3, Chuck Red hair and freckled cheeks, makes this lad hard to beat. 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Kater To have a friend is to be one. Beve A cheerful little earful. so 5 , . Kay Frances King Boosters' Club l5 Com- mercial Club 2,3, Treas. 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball Manager 45 Girls' Glee l5 Literary Club l, Y-Teen 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3 Beverly Joan La Hote Annual Staff, Senior Edi- tor 45 Band l,2,3,4, Sec. 35 Boosters' Club l5 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 Girls' Glee l,2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Literary Club l,2,3, V. Pres. 45 Majorette 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l,2, 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Y-Teen 3, Chaplain 45 Operetta 25 Football Attendant I5 Basketball Attendant 45 Junior Eng. Club 35 Dance-Band 4. Lynne Kohankie All Class Play 35 F.H.A. l5 G.A.A. l5 Girls' Glee l5 Jr. Class. Lea., V. Pres. 25 Somethin' Staff, Editor-in-Chief 45 Span- ish Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Y-Teen 3,45 Bowling 35 Junior Eng. Club 3. .- Q Carolyn Lupp Annual Staff, Society Editor 45 Audio-Vis. Club l5 Boosters' Club l5 Cheerleader 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. l5 Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Librarian 35 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,45 Sponish Club 3,45 Student Coun- cil 2,45 Y-Teen 3, 45 Operetta 25 Bowling 35 Basketball Attendant 45 Junior Eng. Club 35 Somethin' Staff, Exchange Editor 4. uLynniell She's bright and gay and Somethin'. Corolie Lou The 'one girl circus' that Ringling Bros. couldn't control. Mariann Her life is what her thoughts make it. Jack He's not a guy to rave and shout, but he's as popular as all get out. Mariann Logee All Class Play l,3, An- nual Staff, Underclass Editor 4, Audio-Vis. Club l, Boosters' Club l, F.T. A. 3, Sec. 4, Girls' Glee l, Hall Monitor Club 2, 3, 4, Literary l, 2, 3, Math-Science 4, Red Cross l, Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teen 4, Junior Eng. Club 3. Ben R. Londeree, Jr. All Class Play 2, Audio- Vis. Club l, Boosters' Club l, Football, Re. 2, Math-Science 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Track 4, Junior Eng. Club 3. '91 Jack May Annual Staff 4, Baseball, Re. l, Basketball, Re. l, Boosters' Club l, Boys' Ensemble 4, Boys' Glee l,3, V.Pres. 4, Foot- ball, Re. l,2, Vy. 3,4, Hall Monitor Club 2, Hi- Y 3,4, Math-Science 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Some- thin' Staff, Sport Editor 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Min- strel Show 3, Operetta 2, Junior Eng. Club 3. Joyce E. Meister Boosters' Club l, Com- mercial Club 2,3,4, F.H. A. l,2, Girls' Glee l,4, Literary 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Y-Teen 3,4, Sr. Class Treas. 4, Jun- ior Eng. Club 3. nsenn To find a way or make one. Joycie Honesty, character pleasantness too, mix them together and we have you. s --V1-Rai . f .14 L. .N s we Y f- - el, if njohn., He speaks, behaves, and acts as though he meant it. nKennyu He knows it and he knows he knows it. John Meloy Annual Staff, Sports Edi- tor 4, Audio-Vis, Club l, Vy. Basketball Mana- ger 4, F,T.A. 3,4, Hi-Y 4, Jr. Class, Lea. 2, Math-Science 3,4, Track 4, Varsity Club 4, Jun- ior Eng. Club 3. Elsie A. Michelsen Boosters' Club l, Com- mercial Club 3,4, G.A.A. l,4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls' Glee l,3, Sr. Li- brarian 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Sr. Librarian 4, Y- Teen 3,4, Junior Eng. Club 3. Kenneth Miller Jr. Class, Lea. 2, Math- Science 2, V.Pres. 3 pres. 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Jr. Eng. Club 3. 1 N, Glenna Mizer Waterville High' School l, All Class Play 3, F.T. A. 3,4, Hall Monitor Club 4, Jr. Class. Lea. 2, Literary Club 4, Math-Science 3,4, Some- thin' Staff, Business Manager 4, Y-Teen 3,4, Bowling 3, Football At- tendant 4, Junior Eng. Club 3. 4 HAIH Laugh when I laugh, l seek no other fame. Tweety Neatly dressed and full of fun, deserved the scholarship she won. ff i Marty When duty and pleasure clash, let duty go to smash. .,-'anew Ability involves responsibility, lk ,N W'-px, , i ll y,, + Martha E. Morgan Boosters' Club l5 Com- mercial Club 45 G.A.A. l,25 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Hall Monitor Club 25 Jr, Class. Lea, 25 Literary Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Red Cross 35 Spanish 3,45 Y-Teen 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 35 Bowling 3,45 Operetta 2. Jane Norby Annual Staff, Society Editor5 F.T.A. 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Class. Lea. Pres. 25 Literary Club 2,3,45 Math-Science 3, Sec. 45 Spanish Club 3, V. Pres. 45 Student Council 2,45 Y-Teen 3, Sec. 45 Bowl- ing 35 Junior Eng. Club 3. Nancy Muir All Class Play 35 Boost- ers' Club l5 Commercial Club 45 F.l-l.A. l5 Girls' Glee l,3, 45 Jr. Class. Lea. 25 Literary Club l5 Mixed Chorus 45 Y-Teen 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Patricia Norton Bowling Green High School l, 25 Sornethin' Staff, Editor of Editorials 45 Junior Eng. Club 35 Bowling 3,4. nNancu Jolly in nature and glad to know. upcfn Do all the good you can. H29 half nEdn Not a worry, not a care, isn't bashful anywhere. 11Mary,i A friend in need is a friend indeed. P V: if Edward G. Odeneal Audio-Vis. Club l, Base- ball, Re. l,2,3, Vy. 4, Basketball, Re. l,3, Vy. 4, Boosters' Club l, Football, Re. l, F.F.A. Sec. 2, Reporter 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Varsity Club 4, Junior Eng. Club 3. Mary Perry Band 3,4, Boosters' Club l, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, G.A. A. l,2,3,4, Jr. Class. Lea. 2, Literary 2,3, Spanish Club 3,4, Y- Teen 3,4, Junior Eng, Club 3. Martha Odeneal Boosters' Club l, Com- mercial Club 2,4, F.l-l.A. 2, Pres. 3,4, Girls' Glee l,4, Hall Monitor Club 2, Literary Club 3,4, Somethin' Staff, Circula- tion Manager 4, Student Council 3, Y'Teen 3,4, Librarian 3,4, Bowling 3, Junior Eng. Club 3. Carol E. Pratt Audio-Vis. Club l, Com- mercial Club 4, F.H.A. l, 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Girls' Glee 3,4, Hall Monitor Club 2, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Math-Science 3, Mixed Chorus 3,-4, Span- ish Club 3,4, Y-Teen 3, 4, Bowling 3, Junior Eng. Club 3. ,J N .Wk HMGNH The love of learning the sequested nooks and all that security of books. EImer Quiet and industrious, she'll make her way. V , . ,tw Dolly Did you ever see o pret- ty girl who didn't flirt o little. Mickey The ring on her finger is her delight, she's hard to beat ond really oll right. Dorothy Jane Pustoy Audio-Vis. Club 4, Boos- ters' Club l, Commer- cial Club 2,3, Sec. 4, E. l-l.A. l,2,3,4, G.A.A. lg Girls' Glee l,2,3,4, Liter- ary Club 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, Librarian 4g Y-Teen 3,4, Bowling 3, 4g Basketball Queen 4. Rose Catherine Rectenwald Annual Staff, Adminis- tration Editor 4, Com- mercial Club 4, F.H.A. l,2, Historian 3, Sec. ond Wood County Sec. 4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Bowl- ing 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Rosella Mary Rectenwald Annual Staff, Sports Edi- tor 4, Commercial Club 4, Fi-i.A. 1,2, v. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, G.A.A. l, Sec. Z, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Bowl- ing 3,4, Junior Eng. Club 3. Franklin G. Rinker Audio-Vis. Club 3, Jr. Class. Lea. Sec,-Treos. 2g Math-Science 2,3, Pro- gram Ch. 4, Some- thin' Staff, News Editor 4, Junior Eng. Club. 3. Ny., E Rose They are only truly greot who ore truly good. Frank No affections and a great brain. Ya ' .. .I , .. ii... V uNatu Jolly in nature and grand to know. uilmll He who invented work should have finished it. Royal Russell Natalie Ann Robinson - V . I Commercial Club 45 Jun- gIliilOfYIE'FC,,lUb3l 'JEZYSY ior Eng. Club 3. Eng- Clubg- ' ' Elmer Sabo Baseball, Res. l,25 Vy. 3,45 Basketball, Res. l,2 35 Boys' Glee l, 2, 3, 4 Football, Res. l5 Vy. 2,3 45 Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4 Robert Sobo Baseball, Res. l,25 Boost- f ers' Club l5 Boys' Glee ' I5 Football, Res. l5 Vy. f 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Hi- Mixed Chorus If 2, 3, 43 Y 3,45 Literary l5 Mixed Pres. 4' Student Council Chorus l5 Track 2,3,45 '. Varsity Club 23 Treas. 45 Varsity Club 2, 3,45 I . ' ' Junior Eng' Club 3. 4, Junior Eng. Club 3. ukoyu He that has knowledge spares his words. Robbie He will not be tackled, he will not yield5 he will carry the ball right down the field. lIRonll Large of stature, blond of hair, an answer to any girl's prayer. llpaulll AlI girls love an athlete especially when he's handsome. Ronald Gene Sattler Baseball, Res. l5 Vy. 2, 3,45 Boosters' Club l5 Football, Res. l5 Student Council l5 Varsity 'Club 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Paul Schneider Baseball Res I Basket es Boy semble 4 Boys Glee l 2 Pres 4 Foot all V 34 FFA 23 c 4 Hall Monitor Club 2 Hi Y 3 Treas 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4' Student Council 2 3 4' Varsity Club 3 4' Class V. Pres. 2 3' Class Treas. 3' tu- dent Adv. of F.F.A. 3' Junior Eng. Club 3. Luanne E. Schaller Annual Staff, Art Editor 45 Band 35 F.H.A, l,2, 3,45 Jr. Class. Lea. 25 Literary Club 25 Math- Science 3, 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Y-Teen 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Mnrcelle M. Schramm Audio-Vis. Club 45 Com- mercial Club 45 G.A.A. 2,35 Y-Teen 45 Junior Eng. Club 3. llninkll The art work for the Gold and Black, she did it all -nothing lacked. Marcelle Good behavior is the finest of fine arts. if E5 . v .Uacku When words are scarce they're seldom spent in vain. ..Hugh,, A baseball bat is what he uses, and baseball is the game he chooses. ii' 'mess John Silvester Baseball, Re. l,2, Junior Eng. Club 3. Don Simmons All Class Play 4, Base- ball, Re. l,2, Basketball, Re. l, Vy. 2,3,4, Boost- ers' l, Boys' Ensemble l, 2, Quartet 3, Boys' Glee l,2, Pres. 3, Football, Re. l, Vy. 2,3,4, Hall Monitor Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Jr. Class. Lea. 2, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Red Cross 4, Somethin' Staff, Spanish Club 3,4, Stu- dent Council 2, Pres. 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Class Pres. 2, V.Pres. l, Track 2, Junior Eng. Club. 3, V. .i ' 1'-F' ' 2 ,me TM QV wwf Fi Hugh Snyder Baseball, Re. l,2, Vy. 3, 4, Football, Re. 2, Var- sity Club 4, Junior Eng. Club 3. Spencer Allen Stanford Audio-Vis, Club l,2,3, Pres. 4, Band l, Literary 3, Junior Eng. Club 3. llDonll Give him a football, basketball, or a girl in his arms and watch him go-,, Spence Quiet and reserved is he, books and chess are his degree. ' Gvx T23- Ronnie Better to be small and shine than tall and cast a shadow. ,.Jim,, First in work, first in sports and first in the hearts at his classmates. Ronald E. Stewart Audio-Vis. Club l, Z, 3, V. Pres. 4, Boys' Glee l, 3, Math-Science 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Student Council 4, Junior Eng. Club 3. James Hamilton Treece All Class Play 3, Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4, Audio-Vis. Club 3, Base- ball, Res, 3, Manager l 2, Vy. 4, Basketball, Res. 3, Vy. 4, Boosters' Club l, Boys' Glee l,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Hall Monitor Club 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3, Sec 4, Junior Class, Lea. 2, Literary Club 2, Math- Science 3,4, Mixed Cho- rus 4, Student Council 2, Jr. District Rep. 3, Varsity Club 2,3, V. Pres. 4, Program Ch. 3,4, Class Sec. 2, Class V. Pres. 4, Junior Eng. Club 3. 1 Liselotte Thaarup The Longs Kastskale Boarding School, Den- mark, Girls' Glee 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Red Cross 4, Y-Teen 4. Elvira Vander Vlucht Audio-Vis. Club 4, Band l,2,3, Boys' Glee, Pianist 4, Commercial Club 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, F.T.A. 3,4, Girls' Glee 3,4, Hall Monitor Club 4, Literary Club 2,3, Mixed Chorus 4, Y-Teen 3,4, Class Sec. 4, Junior Eng, Club 3. 'ev-0' 'F-vnu. v!jf..,f' Lotte This lass is as fair as she can be, she came to us from across the sea. nsissy.. She's not rude, she's not proud - of her we are very proud. 1 . lii ,A Lorna Von Ewegen Junior Eng. Club 3. Barbara L. Westervelt All Class Play 45 Annual Staff Photo Ed. 45 Boost- ers' Club l5 F.T.A. 3, Treas. 45 G.A.A. l, Girls' Ensemble, Pianist 45 Girls' Glee l, Pianist 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitors' Club 25 Jr. Class. Lea. 25 Literary Club l,25 Math-Science 3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3, 45 Pianist 2,3,4, Treas. 45 Red Cross 2,35 Span- ish Club 3, 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Y-Teen 3, Pres. 45 Basketball At- tendant 45 Junior Eng. Club 35 Class V. Pres. 3. Edith N. Williams Boosters' Club l5 Com- mercial Club 45 F.H.A. l5 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Y-Teen 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Junior Eng. Club 3. Richard Morgan Williams Annual Staff, Circulation Manager 45 Audio-Vis. gllub 45 Junior Eng. Club f. Lila 5 M 2 xi- 6 usarbu To know you once is to like you always. Dick Last but not least, he's hard to beat. QW' A., ,, , ., X ik R- ' ' ' hi 9, Q A . . f M ff , ' ,- .5 A f M , --e 6,9 .' . f. J' if, W f f LS? W 6 f , A fl A K Q ,X Y .N wx s N f if figrfa N! WW M. 1 3 ,L Rx I 9,3 x 'I o o--ffcwcii '-sofenr-Q:-020 S O ,........-- o X 25 ' v . u . Q ff, JUNIORS MAKE UP FOR FINAL ACT The juniors having entered Pl-l.S. in the tall of l949 and having been part of the group, are now making up tor their final roll next year as the stars. During the first three acts, they have sponsored splash parties, dances, convocations, and picnics, also, they have participated in many worthwhile activities such as tootball, basketball, baseball, bond, social groups, and the All Class Play. They have done an excellent job as understudies under the direction of Shirley Sarver, President, jerry lacobs, Vice President, Alice McCloud, Secretary, and Bob Sarver, Treasurer, with Mr, Blayney, Miss Morgan, and Miss Wren supervising the affairs. Shirley Sarver Jerry Jacobs Alice McCloud Bob Sarver wwf tim Z ig ww , AN , , I , , rwewr' Qt ff S X 4'7 vl!1'7'f wt? 1 VT' i A ,A+ gi' 152 wr' fii , Q.,-w- ' lll - c' 5 KX X iw? ix 'sk Raw Jack Blake-man Donna Bossa Helen Brinker Bill Brownlee M555 'Gln' i Mi! X EK ' ' i ga mers .i ggziggsix' .gi ,ffg,,,f:g,i 4 ' .. r ' ' -' f2ii?iviL+ -V 3ffi,,fm5r ss? ,fist T P W N653 Y ., V N- f - -'VW , X fx R' 539115 ' 1 is 9,24 in Nm xx ei , . Finn 'Q ,hi 3 11. f ww 5 ,YW L, ' H . . ik, fl , 4 rr LW W as. g..qa,..:i, .. A Kathryn Arfhur Adams Babcock Betty Louis Am6S Bateson MOVY Sally Armbrusfer Boyer Jim Jean AUIT Biltz -vxff' ,, f 1 f 1 B 5' r in s 3 mi .i -iwsigeaez. X f 4: -I, v ,. . 3 . ,X ,,2,.. I i i at-Q W Ui V . ,.i.2.. I , .r,. i Q5 iii? ar- af Q i i Bob Dauer Monica Dominique Gene Duty Marcia Else i f F' L ' g 'V mf If5W9f,..QLs:- iilzvfv 1 i ' . VZ: 4 SQ P N54 Q9 -' f f, ' ,iiawmsiiwxgf ,. V . Bev Bosfdorf Francis Brahier Jim Burkhardt June Cable ,af i f J if-. of Q Q A ymwm isfiw .lh..'ZW'7:', 'QU Dan Haas Mickey Halbert Sharon Hoffman John Huebner King ii.. Buddy Emch Rolland Emch John Franks 'Q 'ir f ' Q '4k-if .,, X Doris .A . Frusher i R A X K Joyce Shirley Evans Gordon Nancy Ford nm Gaye Gurfzweiler Joyce M Jimison . , Dick Klinger Leah Rae LaFarree Marjorie Laskey K 161 be ,Q we eg C, 1, ix ,Q ,fy R if FJ 1 Mig 9 Wfgvi A 5 S 3 5 1 -4 - ' - - . rr--:eS.:1:z::5 5ge','5Ri?' -i ti 3 Sie-.. Ray Lasher Nancy Mainz Mary Ann Matheney Tom May A Hampton ' Betty Jo Hoff Dave Hufford Hufford win ,Q 3 ,qw John Perry John Piott Dove Quidort Lois Redouty R , is we me is ,,..s,, Q Q. sn w i . if is , , Qs K , , s , ,. , 5,. .J:X, , , A. , , . 'ln .Q rf. 59x 'vb' Q, K, V, , 5 'vw gs -3 it .. ..ii,.,, .mv df M i f me f z X , X .rv A Q ri K 6 -ff t X Y we K , P' A r X ,sw x, 1 K, Shirley Myers George Nomeche Vero Osborn Shirley Perkins A 1 , -if -' 1. 710 we , 1, ,. 4 v u wiki: . r5M ' gfSL:rQil'f-r ' , , .,,. .,,.i A Q ,,, ., Jane Souffer Kenneth Scholler Borbo ro Nqngy Sllfflel' Schromm Charles Dick Softler Scott .W 4, ,. Wgg,,,,,,.,5g - f -1 ',,,, o f A 111: 'ln an I , ' Nancy f W' 4 Rideout R . A 'E ' Wm y args. 'lla' in w 15' ,W 315, Q-X W me 'S A x W - .V':':' 'I iriii if 5 2 R Normon Worns Peggy Wiser John Woolley 38 is ,xr , 5 W if V Shirley Seiling Jerry Shiple Evelyn Smefono Tom Smith Jeff Spohn Mortho Speck Annette Thornton Skip Vondeneynde 7' U 4' Q' 'Q' A niifi i, , fwew' HW y , M Q, k .pk Q ,Q Q V ,1- e e, V' Q ' Dolores Wifzler Arnold Wolf Marjorie Zoll any , . X 5 fig? X ,I wig! 'P Q , ZF i if 15 f 4'1, ,ixiffiff WW 'M up 1 M E . -aw ,M ' jus! ,J x xx A-if .kg mg. Qiffg, sf 'W - se i' 1' 'i all-f Fe. 5:-W F1 is X 53 11 . S335 .. . Q? it L ix re., ,Ai -aw., X Vskkg, If ,g -P l 'K J ESI , llll 2 -llll 7 fr i l'-553: ' xff 5 ,Z ll i 4-an- ' SOPHOMORES TAKE THEIR PLACES ln taking their places in P.H.S. the Sophomore Class has made an out- standing adjustment in the past two years. Their first acts of entertainment were successfully completed with dances, picnics, and convocations. lndiv- idual members were outstanding in all of the school activities. The leader ship of the class this year was under the direction of Bob Lyons, President Ron Simmons, Vice President, Pat Klinger, Secretary, and Fred Wideman Treasurer, Mr. l-luebner, Miss Reuthinger, and Mr. Strow acted as advisors Bob Lyons Ron Simmons Pat Klinger Fred Wideman F- WN 4545. I Ruth Brinker Ed Buck Gale Caldwell Carol Campbell Duck Dave Armstrong Beck 'Eur' O Sandy Artz Bernard N fl'-E L M r y Bayer Mary Marllyn Tr Bortel 1 ,W Gretchen 7 5 NV' ,..-mqr Bayer .Z we-a H 'A w 4, ' PA X f prix Awww. O X f l X A . 1 Q , ' - ,.., ,lf , if Peter Cope Tom Craine Marge Craton Carol Davis lf Braun X. fm wir .lack Burdo 0,1 Marlene Burdo .1 M .al:a,, y . Jill , 'VX Canfield fuzzy BOb ..-2 l A Carstensen vm Janet - Dorf D Larry Dotts ,N 'fly A -,d . , . A' - if f - D l- mx' 1: N 9' si s' ?5a l dlix Nw 1 Y Duharnel Karen Dunbar Q- -5 fr ' ' -, 5553 2 , Don 11 . Q gg A -A fi ll K M . K X 0 Frances Gromes Jeonetto Griner Evelyn Eckel Barbara Eisel Shirley Emch Charles -Engl ish I Finch I 3 Q. 0 2 V f . I' U7 J' m 'K Q O 5 5 mx lfh 23 fvkf if awww , Qi'- l ! --. Irene Giaimo Edna Gordon John Haas Peggy Haas - qv ,gf f.LL Bob I I 2-'U' i. H Jerry Heilman 1 ' ' on - - Hess D f Z 1 on -- W' , -yy Melvin He Y 'i , Himb if ll. ' , ik re 1' . .greg a ,., h . f rl I .. ..., 35' ., -:if .-,J-522: ,:.. ,. 7 ar A , Connie Don A gm A Q? Honsberger Kgerzg! f I A ,, 1 Mornlyn Ed X 'Q if libvj g Houck Kamenco f ms i ,l Grace Howard Martha ' Inman . .,, 5 .9 A 43. ,,... , f ,, 5. V - Jii71,s'I55Sf-Tl Mardo Kozmaier Pot Kern 'W - , X S S , 0 L 14 K , ,f 5 gg 1 S ss? . 3, ,,,,.. ,.. ,.,..,,. ,,. fc. . , :,,, .,.., , Z .,.. AI,:,V,' Marie McClain Norma McCullough Charles Melchert Barbara Morlock ,- .xz,, X 5 ff 'fi- X , 'NJ Loretta King Alice Kohl Arnold Kreger Shirley Leydorf Judy Lippert Pat Londeree Tom Lyons Rita Magrum ' M S W X ,tag rig' ii? vw 1 5, K' im. 1 .,!3,,,:sn,,. WA- 7 by I 3' 4 553179 1 ' Wi 3 wg-W., f KP' ry' Jo Ann Pringle Owen Puse Judy Ray Ma ry Ann Rinehart i Charles Rinker Bill Sahloff Dick Saviol Glenn Schaller K W :Q i Q Susie McPeek Melvin Meek ' an f' Mary A ti Q' Nitsch T H 'l Charles if 4 V Petersen ' g is if I lin ' H :- A 'F S ., X' , -f ii '.. A I ? i X rf- 'lb 11 I ie fr? 4 of W .4 Al xg 14 l?'Ki1'7H 'S' Q nv- WWF' i. - tiff? it M r or is X gfg:1l,,V,VV,,i,. Lois Steinlein Bob Steinline Sandy Sutter Jo Ann Tinney lllw.9t Q93 em my fi . .17 ,I - - I fx, is I .Q ' 5 'A Marge Schramm Jeanette Schuster Phil Segetstrom Ann Shelly Barbara Warnimont Rachel Warns Eugene Weidner Phil Whither Fritz Shufeldt Norman Soldwish Luello Speck Ella Jean Spilker tc -ag ' we J ' ui 2 ii Bill Williams Duane Williams Shirley Wilson Margaret Witzler r if at 2 1. ,L Q -.,. Q, -r--,Nik -1 'SEM 2 J 49 5 :sf Wal K? is M E L y . 9 ig M 4' sm y Carol Stevens Shirley Stultz Jim Von Orden Evald Veller leee 1. - ff? is V ig i X9 , ml i xxxkx ml 'S Q Xxx X- Xxx 61 31. ,af Y x Q? ff Ip' VWW' fff47' 4 f 2 ,X wg Q3 ,V , WMM iv, J, 19.57 - 52 feA5?'P 92'ti X Q P Vfff X gg Z O SK ' R N Z gl d T? f 5 1 r FRESHMEN ENTER The Freshmen are purchasing their tickets for the Big Show. They will be a part of this tor the next three years. The class ot l955 made an excellent start in the big production under the able direction ot Mrs. Braun, Mrs, Mcl-lugh, Mr. Denbow, and Mr. Whitacre. As their leaders they chose Giles Wideman, Presidentg jim Mullen, Vice Presidentg Pat Gamby, Secre- taryg and Barb Tremsky, Treasurer. This year they sponsored a party in the fall and a picnic in the spring to help them acclimate themselves to high school lite. Giles Wideman Jim Mullen Pat Gamby Barbara Tremsky Qlllinlf' rvl l L llxfl 'D 5 . ,.-J , a t . hy V, It ,L.A1 - -,z e JJ, , A LLI' J ' -, x x V ' 2 Maw' Jr ' ff V6 jvxr -J- Jim X i g: g , X K A Buckenberger V 'J ' Pat 'V XJ J Nuff' 'L' Burdo J 'Q ,, . Donna Caldwell Jack Caple ... .J W E 'X X be ,au -1'L Jim Adams Kay Ankenbrandt Jim Artz Joyce Artz QM.-1, Y .J I zl, ii . -ff N f l K, aw ' Jim Coleman Donna Cope Joyce Atherton Bob Baker Illa Boos Delores Bronson A ,, wg, 43' ' ff il , , Zf'2'f:i ?SJ ' N ,sn -Hag: 'Q 9, Wi fir ' ' Teddy Dartt Dick Dauen ffbkffv Q W, m Jff rn.: G' 4-1. Ki .Lmiw I zzgwffwse. Aww ,, . A M ?'51 af J' Jffsww J' :Lei we A , ,gk if 4 I, ' , F. . L ' M y ,I My-v I1 ssffia ' H - f is r -. 558459 Bn H3 V Q f Km wfgf-JJ .J , Jw, ,ig Aww Jig V fab Q1 M iv- F , 3 Q, 14, . if J i ,J4 I , in ,,,: W , 5 F - ya? JV in , X , Q , J . f is ru Q i , QQ mm Juv 5' 3 JS 5. cfm' 1 , J fr X ft asp Wm , r f ':FZ52i fizzi ,.j,, rr Q 3, John Burkhart Jane Cable Pat Caseman Don Cogan if ' J J. vw? ,552 .J ,. n e , J of rero n J'-'dY Mike , J Crane Davis . M- e 4 M -',. ,,- . -- f B053 Dqn Q Q J ,J L,,y J ' f. 'f' , ' ' H-A , Cubberl Dh J ' J ' J Y OI'1d1 ,.., ii K K ,flegg , f -f H3334 ,.,, : '1 1:3 N- - - wi, kj? . V V' .J J JJJJJ iff 5'535Y- if Y '--.- A J J. J An La 'NYW 2155 Eff .,,r J ,Q Jil ., , I N5s2'f:f,w1s?fJ:f22 si , ,-., rss s Q Q - 6 Ve rnette Tom Q , L L Dominique Finch ., NcnCY J udy if ' 1, if N , A Q Drouard Fishack A .. -I t. 0. , f,-' : 'if' J., .f - , f ., 1. A V hx N Mqry Howard ' 'f 5-9' 'uw . V h ' f..l ...wiv ,- '+V English l:lSl'1lCrOUQ - - M. W' -arf? Q BW . sw' Sabra Russell vk v ' if 2 Farguharson FOSTGY A . S x, , fl A Ai N 2. W ' ig . . ' 7 'Q 'all lg YQ Q Al l J l 2 - if-vw . Wilma W ' N M' 4 we. i Oster A g 2. i 5 ...' LarrY ls' N,-ff' 'B' -. . 5 Q, Nik ,t :.f'3'i 1- i n-..-fi - Friend 'WZ , 'L' fi . .. , ..V, I . X., 5 I Z: bkbl i l if L ffl 3. 1 H V ,, ,,.A. ml: Z l V - 'MS i irsssi , ' -.2 lt- 5 ' .- K l i f 7 5 , 1 3 . ' , ' , . 1 X -ggrg gg., ' Elmira ' l ., ' L, .,. ,, L GlOOI' gk It :mi ,I V L, K f V ,, J , X K if 1- I 1, si ' .. Helen l 1 F V V 19- S - AW Goodman ' I '- lb' x R .. . NA 1 ,, avi Z 1' X am, r e V A B in -7 ?., . 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S1 Q Fe S F ' . ...., . in ' is ' - llizfigig' ,ggi i F , sg 4 i K J Don Wagoner Nancy Walker Marilyn Witzler David Wohlgamuth 53 I l'l l fu uf ! X x Nf i x 'f .,,.rf Md' Q3 M 5 K nl 2 I V at Q my is figh- W i 5 if if fy A 5 W my M H 3? TOP ROW1 Ray Martin, Jim Laine, Paul Foster, Alan Brooks, Arturo Cantu, Boyd Marsh, Charles Caple, Neal Ford. SECOND ROW: Chuck Jimison, Ted Kohankie, Wade Hampton, Reynaldo Hernandez, Jack Austin, Tom King, Mack Bostdart, Billy Artz. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Clayborne, Mary Lee Basquess, Gloria Caldwell, Nancy Artz, Kay Campbell, Kay Goeke, Anita Brossia, Jane Bortel, Bonnie Atherton, Nancy Baker. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Hill, Judy Chapman, Pat Edwards, Lorilee Hartwick, Sharon Garrett, Carol Finch, Elaine Bron- son, Virginia Farguharson, Lois Beard. SEVENTH GRADE TOP ROW: Dick Roberts, Jim Russell, George Warnke, Stanley Tucker, John Schult, Harold Thornton, Harold Stanford, Ray Rivere, Bob Dick, Dick Sarver. SECOND ROW: Eugene Myers, Mike Unger, Jan McPeek, Dick Zaye, Bill Nollenberger Trudy Robertson, Bev Williams, Dick Owens, Bob Trowbridge, Eugene Melchert,John Morse, David Morningstar, BOTTOM ROW: Pat Scott, Doris Thornton, Delores Ries, Charlotte Stevens, Janice Kazmaier, Sally Matheney, Carol Ries, Jeannie Himburg, Sharon Williams, Nancy Wiser, Ruth Hillard. 1951-52 Queen, Pat Hoffmann. Carol Ann Laing, 1950-51 Queen, and 1951-52 attendants: G. Mizer, Sr., S. Sarver, Jr., M. Kazmaier, Soph., C. Sf. Clair, Fresh. gb. Pat receives a football bracelet Co-captains J. Harris and B. Sabo from co-capfain Jack Harris at the receive the football from Queen Pat. Bee Hive dance. X ii lg S X1 L jf 2' , M, J A fx E - A K , 3 , I V ., '--..:s5:gE: - ,fa W Attendants to the Basketball Queen, Beve LaHote, Mary Ann Garn, Student Council President, Don Simmons, Queen Dolly Pustay, Basketball King, Jack Harris, Flower Girl, Linda Radocy, Attendants, Barbara Westervelt and Carolyn Lapp. QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Attendants and Queen Dolly pose for picture on stairs. The Royal Couple at Coronation Ball BOTTOM ROW: J. Harris, E. Odeneal, B. Dauer, D. Quidort, J. Huebner, J. Treece, D. Simmons, B. Lyons, R. Simmons. SECOND ROW: P. Hoffmann, Mrs. Braun, K. Adams, P. Wiser, P. Kern, M. Houck, B. Coy, M. Rectenwold, B. Westervelt, Y. Hart, Jr Norby. THIRD ROW: L. Houck, K. Dunbar, M. Moser, S. Sarver, N. Mainz, C. Ballantyne, L. Kohankie, M. Gorn, B. Lahote, C. Lapp, J. May. FOURTH ROW: C. Kern, E. Saba, J. Crane, N. Pugh, J. Leyland, B, Suter, B. Jones, R. Stewart, P. Schneider. TOP ROW: T. Kohankie, H, Stanford, N. Ford, G. Wideman, D. Williams, J. Burkhardt. STUDENT COUNCIL The Perrysburg Student Council is nationally known as one of the best in the country. It is com- posed of representatives of all the classes and clubs in the school. With Mrs. Braun as faculty advisor, the student council sponsers the Coron- ation Ball with the Basketball Queen, the annual all-school carni- val, and solves many problems per- taining to school affairs. Every year representatives of our student council with Mrs, Braun attend the National Student Council Conven- tion. COUNCIL! . 4 I ff xt ff Qi if orricsns f , 45 T5 J Harris V Pres., P. Hoffmann, Sec'y., D. Simmons, Pres., L. Houck, i fy, Treas Mrs Braun, Faculty Advisor. e jf ,f',Zj . 7 4 62 4 fC, 25 6 STANDING: .lim Treece, Don Simmons, Jack Harris, Fra-nk Rinker, Ben Londeree, Ora Fergu- son, Kenny Miller, Larry Houck. SEATED: Mary Ann Gam, Micky Rectenwald, June Gloor, Lynne Kohankie, Cherie Ballantyne, Jane Norby, Barbara Westervelt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The members of the National Honor Society are outstanding students chosen by the faculty from the senior class. These students are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, Jack Harris was chosen to be the Torch Bearer, and Kenny Miller represented Scholarship. Don Simmons symbolized Leadership, Barbara Westervelt portrayed Char- acter, and Jane Norby represented Service, The group was inducted in a convocation on March 6th and was pres- ented with the pins of the society. Mrs. Braun presented each student with a rose, as a gift from the Student Council. A tea, honoring the newly inducted members of the National Honor Society, their parents, and teachers, was given under the sponsorship of the Student Council. STANDING: M. Odeneal, D. Simmons, P. Norton. SEATED: F. Rinker, C. Bollantyne, P. Hoffmann, L. Kohankie, G. Mizer, J. May. SOMETHIN' STAFF 'L- The Somethin' staff of 1951-1952, under the direction of Lynne Kohankie as editor-in-chief and Mr. George Mun- ger as advisor, produced nine issues of the Somethin' this year. All members of the journalism class furnished articles for the various pages which were headed by separate editors, These editors were: Frank Rinker, front page, Pat Hoffman, society page, Pat Norton, editorial page, Jack May, sports page. Glenna Mizer was business manager. ,,,.f--1'-' l 5fl'lc!-gif, 5 X fr 'vzfs---- The Somethin' Staff is busy on the next issue. ,f - - ,,,.-3 ., 2: :fx ' . ,V 64 K 1 Y ,ff-f-::g,.:,,.J tm -, STANDING: R. Rectenwald, J. Meloy, P. Arnold, B. Cay, D. Williams, Y. Hart, B. Westervelt, M. Rectenwald, L. Schaller, W. Fastnacht. SEATED: J. Norby, C. Lapp, J. Treece, B. LaHote, B. Emch, M. Logee. ANNUAL STAFF THE ANNUAL IS COMING! HURRAHY The annual staff, selected from the members of the journalism class, has produced the l952 edition of the Black and Gold . Jim Treece was elected editor-in-chief and Mr. George Munger served as advisor. This years annual was the largest'ever yet pro- duced in Perrysburg and the members of the staff tried hard to make it one of the best. Yvonne Hart was business manager and Luanne Schaller did the art work for the Black and Gold. S5 Ax...-dk . Y X :I - T A V ss l s...W..,f..e Q P7 as E TOP ROW: A. Schaller, D. Piatt, J. Mc Peek, T. Thornton, D. Duhamel, Mr. Denbow, T. Deitz, A. Lippert, K. Schaller, G. Namech, S. Scholler, N. Soldwish, V. Dominique, C. English, B. Dauer, O. Puse, S. Sutter, B. Rideout, B. Brownlee, J. Perry, D. Frusher, N. Mainz, J. Piatt. SECOND ROW: V. Treece, J. Sheldrick, P. Londeree, N. Schramm, R. Howard, S. Safver, D. Witzler, A. Shelly, L. Rideout, C. Campbell, B. Douer, M. Perry, D. Goeke, B. Lal-lote, B. Hart, M. Reed, K. Dunbar. FRONT ROW: P. Wiser, S. McPeek, B. Bostdorf, M, Witzler, M. English, C. Fredricks, N. Ford, P. Arnold, N. Roux, A. McCloud. P. H. S. COMMODORES OFFICERS B. Dauer, Pres., P. Wiser, V. Pres., N. Mainz, Sec'y.g S. Sarver, Treas. The Band of Perrysburg High Schoo known as the Commodores has given an other year of faithful service under the able direction of Mr. joseph Denbow. During the football season, they added color anc zest to the games. A concert, given in jon- uary, was enjoyed by all who attended. The students who play in the band, spend c great deal of time in practice, and deserve the thanks of the school for the fine con tribution they make. fsrxsx SUR fs C Q- . 'S- M' . x NQANP TOP ROW: Mrs. McHugh, B. Sarver, S. Sarver, B. Bayer, G. Duty, B. Rideout, J. Woolley D. Simmons, J. Harris. SECOND ROW: B. Westervelt, P. Kern, M. Else, N. Roux, N. Mainzl BOTTOM ROW: Karen Dunbar, A. Schaller, D. Duhamel. ALL CLASS PLAY The All Class Play, Cheaper by the Dozen, was presented on November l6, in the High School auditorium. lt was directed by Mrs. McHugh, the speech teacher, and Don Simmons and Barb Westervelt portrayed the lead- ing roles. Sue is sad and Bob is dumbfounded. Roll Call! Sharon Hoffmann, Beve Bostdorf, Bob Dauer, Mary Ann Garn, Beve Lal-late. DRUM MAJOR AN This year's drum major and majorettes served the school faithfully during the football beason, Two majorettes are graduating this yearg they are Mary Ann Gam and Beve LaHote, Sleepytime Gal football performance. D MAJORETTES Bob and his new uniform. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Carolyn Lapp, Jean Biltz, Nancy Ford, Leah LaFarree, Pat Hoffmann, and Kathryn Adams. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Pat Kern and Jean Merrill. CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders have cheered at all of the Varsity football and basket- ball games. They have presented several novel and encouraging pep sessions. This year, two Seniors will graduate, they are: Pat Hoffmann and Carolyn Lapp. The Junior Cheerleaders cheer for the Reserve basketball team. They were newly elected this year and will be Varsity Cheer- leaders next year. TOP ROW: D, Williams, R. Simmons, C. Melchert, M. Davis, O. Ferguson, J. Burkhart, E. Weidner, G. Wideman, F. Wideman, B. Lyons. SECOND ROW: E. Sabo, P. Schneider, M. Himburg, B. Williams, D. Beck, D. Williams, B. Emch, J. May, A. Schaller, D. Duhamel, G. Duty. THIRD ROW: J. Meister, M. Muir, C. Lapp, B. Morlock, J. Lippert, P. Klinger, J. Blitz, M. Bortel, M. English, S. Hoffmann, K. Dunbar, C. Caldwell, L. Redouty, P. Kern, M. Laskey, E. Eckel, J. Merrill, M.,Witzler. BOTTOM ROW: N. Cummins, K. Adams, M. Matheney, B. Dhondt, S. Smetana, V. Dominique, J. Soldwish, P. Yantis, G. Howard, E. VarrderVIutch, E. Mickelson, D. Pustay, A. Shelly, T. Foster, M. Morgan, C. Pratt, B. Westervelt. MIXED CHOIR The Mixed Choir is a group chosen from the membership ot the Boy's and Girl's Glee Clubs. The Choir is directed by Miss Wren, and specializes in the singing ot religious music. It has presented excellent numbers at several convocations this year. The Madrigal Singers are a select group chosen from the Mixed Choir. They also have appeared on several programs and have been a fine addition to our music cleprtment. MADRIGAL SINGERS TOP ROW: D. Williams, R. Simmons, P. Schneider. SECOND ROW: N. Cummins, E. Smetana, C. Melchert, O. Ferguson, P. Wiser, J. Merrill. THIRD ROW: M. Matheney, C. Lapp, G. Duty, 'B. Lyons, J. May, P. Kern, S. Sarver. BOTTOM ROW: J. Biltz, R. Adams, F. Wideman, D. Duhamel, E. Mickelson, A. Shelly. OFFICERS D. Pustay, E. Mickelson, J. Biltz, B. Westervelt, K. Adams, E. Sabo. TOP ROW C Lapp, J. Biltz, K. Adams, A. Shelly, N. Cummins, S. Sarver M Matheney, P. Kern, E. Mickelson, P. Wiser, J. Merrill. ON BENCH E Smetana, B. Westervelt. TOP ROW: S. Stultz, N. Paggemier, S. Leydorf, J. Jimison, S. Seiling, E. Smetana, B. Eisel S. Bernard, C. Honsburger, P. Klinger, M. Nitsch, R. Warns, M. Schramm, L. Hampton, M McClain, C. Campbell, S. McPeek, P. Londeree, P. Kern, M. Laskey. SECOND ROW: E Spilker, L. Fisher, M. Matheney, J. Biltz, B. Morlock, J. Meister, S. Grames, N. Muir, J Schuster, C. Davis, E. Garden, P. Burda, E. Vander Vlutch, P. Haas, M. Kazmaier, J. Merrill M. Witzler, M. Saba. THIRD ROW: C. Lapp, K. Adams, P. Artz, J. Lippert, M. Moser, S Artz, G. Finch, K. Dunbar, M. Else, J. Pringle, J. Canfield G. Howard, P..Haas, S. Perkins E. Williams, E. Eckel. BOTTOM ROW: N. Cummins, C. Stevens, M. Rinehart, M. Craton B. Dhondt, B. LaHote, D. Gralle, S. Wilson, J. Dorr, A. Shelly, J. Evans, L. Redouty, P. Pustay M. Odeneal, M. Morgan, E, Michelsen, C. Pratt. Pianist, B. Westervelt. GIRLS' GLEE PCLUB GIRLS' ENSEMBLE OFFICERS E. Mickelson, M. Moser, P. Klinger, P Londeree S Perkins, B. LaHote. TOP ROW: O. Friess, D. Wahlgamuth, O. Ferguson, F. Shufeldt, P. Schneider, E. Kamenca, R. Simmons, J. Caple, B. Baker, E. Weidner, D. Duhamel, G. Wideman, R. Nameche, J. Lyons, B. Cubberly, F. Kas, R. Foster. SECOND ROW: M. Davis, M. Himburg, E. Weidner, A. Puse, D. Williams, R. Lusher, W. Westervelt, R. Hernandez, A. Schaller, P. Halloran, B. Williams, A. Wolfe, P. May, J. May, T. Finch, J, Burkhardt. BOTTOM ROW: G. Caldwell, J. Adams, P. Cope, D. Beck, E. Sabo, C. Melchert, l-l. Fishbaugh, G. Duty, J. l-less, B. Lyons, B. Ernch, F, Wideman, L, Zaye. PIANISTSZ E. VanderVlucht, J. Sheldrick. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boy's Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Denbow, sang at several of the school convocations ond in some music programs outside of the school. lt is a musical organization open to oll boys who are interested in group singing. BOYS' ENSEMBLE TOP ROW: F. Wideman, B, Lyons, R. Simmons, D. Williams. BOTTOM ROW: C. Melchert, O. Ferguson, G, Duty, D. Duhamel, J. May, P. Schneider. Mr. Denbow at piano. OFFICERS Paul Schneider, Pres., Jack Moy, V. Pres., Sec'y., Treas. TOP ROW: H. Goodman, M. Witzler, P. Woolley, C. Spilker, J. Leyland, S.l-latas, R. Hinnin, S. Kirby, N. Druord, J. Fishack, C. Hanley, R. Reis, M. Russell, P. Caseman. SECOND ROW: D. Schromm, E. Gloor, S. Rider, L. Sottler, J. Nollenburger, J. Atherton, N. Pugh, J. Crane, L, Laine, M. Pulsing, J. Artz, C. Savial, P. Sattler. THIRD ROW: C. St. Clair, J. Sargent, A. Schuster, J. Kellermeier, C. Meek, J. Scholler, D. Bronson, D. Cope, M. Peterson, B. Tremsky, C. Hemmig, D. Jimison, M. Reed. BOTTOM ROW: M. Hurst, J. Phillips, S. Thomas, P. Gamby, C. Saba, Mu I-lufford, P. Burda, K. Ankenbrondt, N. Walker, P. Schaller, S. Farguharson, . Reither. FRESHMEN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Freshmen Girls' Glee Club is a new organization this year. It is under the direction of Miss Wren and is open to all Freshmen girls interested in choral singing. A year's training in this club gives ex- cellent preparation for future mem- bership in other choral groups. OFFICERS TOP ROW: B. Tremsky, J. Phillips, P. Burda, N. Druard, J. Fishack, M Peterson. AT PIANO: C. Spilker, J. Crane. TOP ROW: D. Simmons, C. Lapp, B. 'Sarver, C. Ballantyne, B. Emch. SECOND ROW: G. Scholler, C. St, Clair, L. Laine, M. Bortel, M. McClain. BOTTOM ROW: J. Russell, J. Artz, M. Bostdorf, J. Sheldrick. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS J. Artz, C. Bollantyne, J. Piott, B. Server. The junior Red Cross is a club that func- tions in both the high school and in the grade school. Every year junior Red Cross boxes are packed in our school and other projects such as the making of atghans are carried on. This year members of our own chapter have been attending the junior Red Cross Council meetings in Toledo and have found them very interesting. Mrs. Christman is the faculty advisor for this organization and has helped maintain interest in its worthwhile acti- vities. LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: R. Meinka, E. Melchert, T. Kohankie, M. Unger, J. Schult, J. Russell, R. Martin. SECOND ROW: H. Stanford, C. Caple, J. Fahrer, R. Owens, E. Meyers, D. Roberts. THIRD ROW: D. Morningstar, G. Carter, G. Unger, K. Star, G. Warnke, R. Hernandez, E. Phipps. TOP ROW: C. Snyder, S. Hayes, R. Howard, J. Schabow. JUNIOR AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB The Junior Audio-Visual Education Club performs many services for the school. They show films for all the classes and are always ready to help out in any emergency. Under the direction of Mr. Rogers, they have done many worthwhile things, among them the sponsoring of a movie in the auditorium. OFFICERS S. Hayes, Sec'y-Treas.g R. Howard, Pres., J. Scha bow, V. Pres. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Bernard, K. Dunbar, P. Londeree, M. Bortel, M. Houck, P. Kern, R. Brinker. SECOND ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Braun, J. Schuster, B. Morlock, G. How- ard, I. Giaimo, S. Sutter. THIRD ROW: B. Bayer, F. Wideman, R. Simmons, B. Lyons, D. Wil- liams. TOP ROW: C. Melchert, J. Perry. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The junior Classical League lLatin Clubl under lthe direction of Mrs. Braun, was organized four years ago to promote interest in classical civiliza- tion. The club is composed of Second Year Latin students and is affiliated with the American Classical League. Every year the Latin Club sponsors a Roman banquet where the traditional Roman togas are worn and everyone enjoys an evening of typical Roman living. ' ' fr t, t'N , .7'f.I':'laonvlD1','.,fk '2', f. i,1 'JIM 7 ff, ,I ,IL ACI TOP ROW: P. Kern, St. Co. Rep., B. Morlock, Treas., 'J , ' ' g G Howard, Sec'y., M. Houck, Pres., D. Williams, V. ,., ,gg 5.3 QI 5,5 4 , iA:'.- T .19 XJ L-is -J 'EE lx i -it ff he --f .cy Ji 3 P J', 'If' 'l - '- ,-R-.,.f- of -Ll-4 ' T' J' if FIRST ROW: A. Schaller, R. Hernandez, D. Hufford, M. Zoll, V. Dominique, C. Hutton, L. Laine, M. Peterson, P. Woolley, J. Fishack, N. Pugh, S. Ryder. SECOND ROW: D. Caldwell, D. Cope, D. Bronson, L. Sattler, M. Pulsing, J. Phillips, K. Ankenbrandt, J. Soldwish, P. Arnold, J. Cable, T. Foster, N. Drouard, M. Morgan, P. Schaller. THIRD ROW: J. Platt, A. Schuster, J. Schuster, S. Bernard, J. Griner, C. Stevens, L. Stecklein, N. McCullough, C. Davis, L. Fisher, P. Artz, J. Norby, C. Ballantyne. FOURTH ROW: K. Adams, M. Houck, M. Moser, S. Perkins, D. Pustay, Y. Hart, G. Mizer, S. Sutter, N. Roux, M. McClain, M. Odeneal, M. Gam, FIFTH ROW:,B. Coy, M. Kazmaier, K. Dunbar, A. Shelly, P. Londeree, C. Lapp, B. LaHote, A. fvicloud M. Matheney, M. Dominique, L, LoFaree, S. Hoffmann, C. Sabo, J. Biltz. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Munger, is in charge ot the school library. This year they are re- sponsible tor the popcorn concession at the basketball games. The money raised in this and other activities is used to purchase library books, which benefit all the students. L- , fi I FFS 'i 1 nit-3 ji' A Iii I IRLLT' C 5 ir Q . 3 I t ,Q 'PT ,Q-2258 M. Dominique, Sec'y.g M. Matheney, Pres., A. Mc .T fu Cloud, Trecis.g B. LaHote, V. Pres. BOTTOM ROW: J. Ault, R. Emch, B. Artz, E. Odeneal, B. Dauer, P. Schneider, C. Kern, D Armstrong. SECOND ROW: D, Duhamel, G. Eckel, G. Schaller, T. Craine, H. Limmer, D. Henry, A. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Mr. Blayney, J. Knapp, D. Parrish, J. Buckenburger, D. Dauer, J. Shiple, F. Brahier. FOURTH ROW: J. Coleman, K. Schaller, D. Moser, C. Rinker, C. Schramm D. Wagner, C. Sattler. FIFTH ROW: E. Veller, B. Heilmann, E. Weidner, M. Schwind, J. Haas J. Burkhart. 1 1 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America was organized by the boys taking the vocational agriculture course in Perrys- burg High. Membership in this club helps the boys with their training in agriculture and enters them into friendly competition with other mem- bers and clubs from other schools. Under the direction of Mr. Blayney, the F.F.A. is one of the most active clubs in the school. ,N . , gi ' iideil' M QE.. OCA' 1' 4, r T10 '.6. TOP ROW: B. Artz, D. Armstrong, J. Ault, R. Emch. 'MPX I FIRST ROW: E. Odeneal, B. Dauer, P. Schneider, C. K' XXX ff Kern. E X 41- S 'ls '-, c'4,l 'cud v r-Zlwjdlloli TOP ROW: B. Thomas, R. Brinker, J. Sargent, N. Walker, M. Pulsing, J. Gloor, W. Fastnacht, J. Fishack, M. Morgan, N. Druard, J. Schaller, S. Sutter, D. Bossa, L. Hampton, B. Sattler. SECOND ROW: D. Boos, D. Cope, C. Bronson, D. Caldwell C. Honsbur er G Howard B. Eisel M Burkhardt, , Q I - 1 I - R. Hennan, J. Atherton, E. Eckel, L. Schaller, M. Perry, P. Schaller, M. Speck. THIRD ROW: S. Farguharson, N. Frusher, N. Poggemier, J. Cable, B. Ames, S. Bayer, S. Seiling K. Harter, J. Sautter, L. Scittler, S. Hatas, J, Artz, P. Burdo. 1 FUTURE HOMEMA The Future Homemokers of America, spon- sered by Miss Reuthinger, is one of the largest clubs in the school, having nearly 85 mem- bers. This year the F.H.A, presented a style show, first to the mothers of the members and then, because it was so well liked, at a school convocation. The members of F.H.A. are girls who are taking Home Economics or have taken it one year. 0,0 feb ? E ff ? Q L: sv 1 106 g0Q' FOURTH ROW: J. Kellermeier, A. Schuster, R. Reis, M. Russell, M. Kledzik, P. Caseman, J. Reither, S. Bernard, J. Canfield, L. Steckline, S. Stultz, S. Gordon, J. Cable, C. Hanely. FIFTH ROW: L. King, E. GIoor,. P. Schramm, P. Arnold, C. Hemmig, D. Jimison, M. Reed, G. Finch,,S. Artz, M. Henry, E. Spilker, C. Spilker, S. Lydort, A. Kohl. BOTTOM ROW: H. Brinker, S. Wilson, C. Sabo, D. Pustay, M. Rectenwald, Miss Reuthinger, M. Odeneal, P. Klinger, G. Braun, N. Mc Cullough, L. Fisher, P. Artz, R. Rectenwald, E. Gordon, I. Gianimo. KERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS G. Braun, P. Artz, L. Fisher, M. Odeneal, M. Rectenwald, ,fs R. Brinker, R. Rectenwald, M, Speck. .AX I ' 79 T IJ BOTTOM ROW: Left to right: Sponsor, Miss Munger, Y. Hart. B. Westervelt, C. Ballan- tyne, M. Logee, J. Norby, J. Treece, B. Ernch. SECOND ROW: M. Dominique, K. Adams, E. VanderVIucht, B. Coy, B. LaHote, M. Garn, M. Emch, N. Cummins, D. Quidort, D. Hufford. TOP ROW: C. Lapp, S. Hoffmann, L. LaFarree, M. Matheney, B. Bostdorf, A. McCloud, N. Mainz, N. Ford, G. Mizer, J. Meloy. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The O. C. Treece Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is an ac- tive organization that has been func- tioning in Perrysburg High School for three years. The purpose of the F.T.A. is to promote interest and give experi- ence in teaching. The F.T,A. spon- sored by Miss Morgan and Miss Mun- ger, is in charge of the hall monitor system this year. 1' A i f - if . i s BOTTOM ROW: Y, Hart, v. Pres., J. Norby, Pres., ' 3, L M. Logee, Sec'y., TOP ROW: B. Westervelt, Treas.g - rw , J. Treece, Student Coun. Rep., C. Ballantyne, Re- -! 1 porter. R ' ' ,f T If X BOTTOM ROW: Left to right: M. Dominique, S. Perkins, B. Westervelt, P. Hoffman, C. Bollontyne, L. LoFcirree, M. Motheney, A. McCloud, N. Ford, K. Miller. SECOND ROW: B. Russell, N. Roux, L. Scholler, P. Arnold, R. Stewart, B. Coy, N. Cummins, B. Bostdorf, Y. Hort, Sponsor, Mr. Strow. THIRD ROW: D. Quidort, J. Huebner, T. Smith, D. Carter, G. Mizer, L. Houck, B. Sorver, M. Zoll. FOURTH ROW: J. Moy, J. Harris, J. Treece, B. Emch, J. Woolley, B. Londeree, R. Corter, B. Rideout, F. Rinker. TOP ROW: D. Scott, B. Brownlee, R, Lusher, J. Jacobs, J. Perry, T. Moy, D. Hufford, J. Meloy. MATH-SCIENCE CLUB After six yeors, the Moth-Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Strow, has grown into o fine organization. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in moth ond science in the school ond in the community. This club is offilioted with the Science Clubs of America. fx . M I ff S H Lf-,:..3 OFFICERS TOP ROW: B. Coy, V. Pres., Mr. Strow, Advisor, F Rinker, Prog. Choir., BOTTOM ROW: C. Bollontyne Reporter, K. Miller, Pres., J. Norby, Sec'y.-Treos TOP ROW: R. Brinker, A. Kohl, B. Eisel. SECOND ROW: N. Robinson, M. Schramm, L. Redouty, M. Speck, B. Russell, S. Seiling, E. Smetana, C. Davis, M. Nitsch, E. Eckel. THIRD ROW: S. Gordon, J. Griner, G. Gurtzweiler, L. King, S. Emch, M. Armbrusfer, B. Ames, L. Steckline, M. McCullough, C. Stevens. FOURTH ROW: E. Williams, R. Rectenwold, M. Odeneal, B. Hart, J. Croubels, S. Bayer, Miss Baron, M. McClain, S. Lydorf, S. Wilson, M. Henry, N. Muir. BOTTOM ROW: R. Rectenwald, J. Gloor, W. Fastnacht, E. Michelsen, S. Artz, D. Pustay, D. Haas, E. VanderVlutcl'1, K. King, M. Moser, N. Schramm, M. Morgan, J. Meister. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS TOP ROW: M. Moser, K. King. BOTTOM ROW: D. Pustay, E. VanderVlutch, D. Hoas. QTDQOIS' laewigm BSAU-O-1--'A-J E' 25102,- Q 35?3'3Eg0 2021-JEF3 .,,'5:54'D3 mncgmvm aanwfffq 393 02.2. 1:52332 N40 3-+5530 503-'fr E fb'-Wm,-D-f 3 -1 ITU- Dhfplm COLD --EB' 1:92 -o-U'1 O43 4 0 -Q-no m T03 152-.man an-+9-Home FED gmfigoo- Q' 3 -1-+ O fo3ggg5+ -.-1 311' Jmm-9-Oxid- ,-, '3'3 S- 9,3-:WS-I-3 fb om-r C1233-sam Q-wins. Q.Qc7i'Q5'w Ci9.9,. 'no?- NW NWN COMMERC lAL .R HIE ' if N f5 . XXL . -..tn I TOP ROW: D. Simmons, Miss Morgan, P. Segerstrom, O. Ferguson, B. LaHote, J. Harris ROW TWO: M. Perry, L. Schaller, B. Coy, M. Garn, P. Hoffman. BOTTOM ROW: K. Miller L. Kohankie, C. Boilantyne, B. Westervelt, M. Morgan, C. Lopp, Y. Hart. LOS CONQUISTADORES DE ESPANOL the Spanish Club was organized six years ago to acquaint the students with customs and history of Spain, Mexico and South America. The Club is sponsored by Miss Morgan, who has been with the organi- zation since its origin. M. Gam, Pres. J. Norby, V. Pres., J. Harris, Treas Y. Hart, Sec'y. TOP ROW: L. Redouty, M. Speck, B. Russell, S. Sarver, N. Ford R. Adams M. Moser, S. Perkins, E. Smetana, N. Schramm P1 Kem, Ji Fishack. SECOND ROW: P. Woolley, c. sf. Clair, J. Phillips, K. Ankenbrankt, B. Eisle, C. Davis, P, Artz, L. Fisher N. Roux M. Hurst F. Foster N. Druard B. Morlock THIRO ROW: Bf TfemSky,'M. Kleflzliz, R. Hennlii, M. Nitsch, J. Dorr S. Bernard J. Reither P. Caseman E. Mickelson K Kang, 15. Haas, cf Hunan, Isl. Pugh, FouRTH ROW:' C1 Hemmig, R. Reis, S. Kirby, M. Russell, S. Hatas, E. Williams P. Arnold, A. Kohl, L. King, N. Mainz, P. Londeree, L. Laine FIFTH ROW: M. Pulsing, M. Witzler, N. Walker, J. Sargent S. Thomas, D. Jimmison, l. Boas, M. Perry, B, Coy, M. Saba P. Wiser, A. Shelly, K. Dunbar, M. Bortel. BOTTOM ROW P. Gamby, J. Soldwish, M. Peterson, R. Hill, M. Rectenwald A. McCloud, L. La Ferre, B. Bostdorf, B. LaHote, M. Gam, M Kazmaier, P. Hoffmann, J. Gloor, W. Fastnacht, R. Rectenwald GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION l l , OFFICERS The G.A.A. is an increasingly active organization in the school. Its faculty advisor is Mrs. Whitacer, the girls' physical education teacher. This club spansers many intramural teams and games. Occasionally games are play- ed with teams from other schools. Friendship and good sportsmanship among the girls of the school is fos- tered by the club. X i g ii M. Rectenwald, Pres., N. Mainz, St. Council, P. Wiser, Sec'y.g N. Ford, JA Treasg S. Sarver, V. Pres. 84 X TOP ROW: B. Dauer, J. Piatt, R. Saba, M. Halbert, R. Halloran, R. Bossa, P. Buckenburger. SECOND ROW: J. Shiple, J. Woolley, R. Hufford, B. Emch, D. Hufford, J. May, J. Meloy. THIRD ROW: B. Sarver, J. Huebner, R. Carter, T. Smith, D. Simmons, J. Harris, D. Carter. BOTTOM ROW: E. Sobo, P. Schneider, C. Kern, Mr. Steinecker, L. Houck, J. Treece. HI-Y The Hi-Y is a club for junior and Senior boys under the sponsorship of the Y.M.C.A. lts pur- pose is to develop high standards of Christian Character. The four cornerstones that this club is built on are clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, ond clean scholarship. ln October a picnic was held with the Y-Teen girls. Mr. Steinecker is faculty advisor. Y-'vvic-Tri ,x ' f XX N l OFFICERS TOP ROW: E. Sabo, Chaplain, Mr. Steinecker, Faculty Advisor, J. Treece, Sec'y. SECOND ROW: C. Kern, Pres.: L. Houck, V. Pres. BOTTOM ROW: P. Schneider, Treas. 2 85 J 1 Lg.. BOTTOM ROW: L. Thaarup, C. Ballantyne, B. Westervelt, S. M. Gam, B. LaHote, E. VanclerVlucht, Y.,Hart. SECOND ROW: Artz, E. Michelsen, D. Haas, M. Morgan, B. Coy, P. Hoff- man, Sponsor, Miss Vasold, C. Lapp, G. Mizer, M. Odeneal, D. Pustay, N. Muir. TOP ROW' M. Perry, L. Schaller, E. Williams, P. Arnold, L. Kohonkie, J. Y-TEENS LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Hoffman, V. Pres., M. Garn, Prog. Chair., B. Westervelt, Pres.p B. LaHote Chap- Ioing J. Norby, B. Coy. Meister, K. King, M. Henry. The Y-Teens is a national high school girls organization affiliated with the YWCA. Any girl who is a member of the Y-Teens is automatic- ally a member of the YWCA. This year under the direction of Miss Vasold, the Y-Teens have had a picnic with the Hi-Y, a tea at Ottawa Hills, and plan to sponsor a convo- cation. The Perrysburg chapter of Y-Teens has been active for almost 25 years. -TE 7 BOTTOM ROW: D. Savial, J. Treece, H. Snyder, R. Sattler, D. Simmons, B. Sarver, R. Huf- ford, J. Woolley. SECOND ROW: R. Sabo, Sponsor, Coach Manchester, E. Sabo, B. Ernch, J. Horris, L. Houck, J. May. THIRD ROW: R. Bossa, M. Emch, R. Carter, D. Hufford, B. Brownlee, J. Piatt, D. Carter. TOP ROW: P. Schneider, G. Hess, B. Dauer, G. Shiple, M. Halbert, R. Simmons. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club of Perrysburg High School is under the direction of head coach, Mr. John Manchester. The club is made up of all the high school boys who have received a varsity letter in any sport. The main project of the club is to raise money to pay for injuries re- ceived by the players in any sports activities. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Harris, Pres., J. Treece, V. Pres L. Houck, Sec'y., B. Saba, Treas. Q6 M 'Y -vNxC.'iX 09 FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Heod Coach Coach Manchester Mcmogers Jim VanOrden 6' Ray Bossa Assistant Coach Bill Wirick Assistant Coach Bob Steinecker FRONT ROW: R. Savial, M. Meek, N. Soldwich, B. Sofver, F. Widemon, B. Emch. SECOND ROW: P. Whitmer, W. Williams, R. Hufford, G. Eckel, R. Carter, D. Williams, B. Lyons, B. Emch, D. Carter. THIRD ROW: C. Kern, E. Sabo, J. Platt, R. Sobo, J. Shiple, J. May, D. Simmons, R. Simmons, L. Houck, J. Harris, D. Quidort, D. Hufford, P. Schneider. This year the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets ended the l95l football season with second place in the Great Conference and tour wins, three losses and two ties for the season record. The Yellow Jackets beat their across the river rivals, Maumee l3-I2 for the third straight year which won them the Gin- grich Brothers Trophy. Jr High and Freshmen Team . S. Varsity Scores S J P-burg .............. O Anthony Wayne J P-burg .............. l4 Sylvania .... P-burg ........ .... 6 Rossford .... P-burg ........ .... 4 9 Napoleon .. P-burg ........ .... O Bowling Green P-burg .............. I2 Whitmer .... P-burg ........ .... 6 Clay ....... P-burg .............. 6 Genoa ..... P-burg .............. l3 Maumee Totals ...... ...... 6 3 .. 3 Ji AP R a 'W , . A. Xi 49 U51 1951 GUARDS This quartet of fine guards made runs through the center of the line very slow for opposing backs. Don Kaetzel, a Sopho- more, showed by his tackling and blocking ability as a good pros- pect for his Junior and Senior years for the Jackets. Phil Whit- ner, a Sophomore, showed the necessary fight for a good guard. Bud Emch, a Junior, made good by being voted as the most de- serving substitute by his team mates. Chuck -Kern, a Senior, was a good hard charger in press- ing opposing passers to earn All- Conference honors for the second straight year. 92 1951 TACKLES This quartet of fine tackles for the l95l Jackets showed the way to blocking and plugging up the holes in the line. Elmer Sabo, a Senior, made himself distinguish- able by his fine tackling ability which earned him honorable men- tion for All-Conference. Jack May, a Senior, a good blocker who made many of those good gains through the line possible. By this he received honorable mention on All-Conference. john Wooley, a Junior, shows good promise of being a fine tackle for l952. Paul Schneider, a Senior, proved to be the downfall for many opposing runners. ,WJ 1951 ENDS This quartet comprised the end positions for offensive and defensive to make a successful showing for the l95l season. Ron Simmons, a Sophomore, is a boy to watch as a real fine end in the future. Don Simmons, a Senior, made himself distinguished as a fine pass catcher which brought him All-Conference honors on the second team for the second year. Don Carter, a Junior, played both defensive end and halfback in fine style. Larry Houck, a Senior, who was a good end, gave his best when ever needed. mi S fSW5W . 'im 1951 CENTERS This quartet played their posi- tions with a fine showing. lohn Piatt, a Junior, was a good blocker in the center of line. Bob Sabo, ci Senior, with his great line- backing and tackling put him on All-Conference for the second straight year and honorable men- tion for All-State team. Bill Williams, a Sophomore, is a good prospect for the next two years. Dick Savial, a Sophomore, looked very promising as a defensive end. iii fs FRONT ROW: J. Treece, E. Odeneal, T. Smith, J. Huebner, R. Carter, Coach Huebner. SECOND ROW: D. Hufford, D. Simmons, J. Harris, M. Halbert, R. Simmons. When the football season is over, basketball takes the spotlight. This year Coach John Heubner found himself with the problem of picking the Varsity since nine lettermen of last years team graduated. After some jug- gling around he came up with the combination of Harris, Smith, R. Simmons, Halbert and D. Simmons which played most of the time. The team found the season quite rough while winning four and losing eleven. The team ended in a three way tie for third place in the G.N.C. Coach John Huebner P-burg VARSITY SCORES P-burg ...... 55 Rossford ............ P-burg ...... 43 Wauseon .......... P-bu rg ...... 34 C lay ......... ...... P-burg ...... 46 Whitmer ............ P-burg ...... 33 Maumee ............ P-burg ...... 42 Sylvania ............ P-burg ...... 39 Swanton ............ P-bu rg ...... 47 Rossford ............ P-burg ...... 45 Macomber .......... P-burg ...... 52 Clay .................. P-burg ...... 56 Whitmer ............ P-burg ...... 50 Maumee ............ P-burg ...... 36 Bowling Green P-burg ...... 59 Sylvania ............ P-burg ...... 44 Anthony Wayne ......38 Bowling Green 681 815 Ass't Coach John Whita These five varsity basketball players were the regular starters for the Sl-52 season. Tom Smith a Junior, made a good showing with his ball- handling and good defensive work. Jack Harris a Senior, made himself dis- tinguished by his great drive in shots and all round fight. Ron Simmons ci Sophomore, was outstanding on his backboard work and his high total of field goals. Mick Halbert a Junior, did a good job under the backboards and his ability to set up the plays. Don Simmons a Senior, showed up well with his fight under the backboards and his one hand push shots from the corners. Tom Smith Jack Harris Mickey Halbert Don Simmons Ron Simmons These five varsity basketball players filled in for the regulars whenever needed., Jim Treece a Senior, had the speed and determination when called upon. Ron Carter a Junior, although he didn't play much varsity ball this year, has the ability to make a fine basketball player for the team next year. Dave l-luttord a Junior, filled in very well with his good backboard work. Eddie Odeneal a Senior, proved that basketball wasn't new to him by his fine team play. Zip Huebner a Junior, has the makings of a good ball handler and a sharp eye for the basket. Jim Treece Zip Huebner Ed Odeneal Dave Hufford Ron Carter , , 7 TOP ROW lL-RJ Coach Whitacre, J. Caple, B. Brownlee, D. Armstrong, R. Carter, J. Wooley. BOTTOM ROW CL-Rl B. Dauer, F. Wideman, D. Carter, B. Lyons, R. Hufford, J. Huebner. The Reserve Basketball team under the direction of Coach John Whit- acre completed the 1951-52 season with five wins and ten losses. This was John Whitacre's first year of coaching at Perrysburg. Assistant Manager David Quidort 2 . Head Manager Reserve Scores John 54d0Y P-burg ...... 44 Rossford ........... ..27 P-burg ...... 37 Wauseon .......... 27 P-burg ...... 26 Clay ........ ....... 2 1 P-burg ...... 17 Whitmer .........,.. 47 P-burg ...... 47 Maumee ............ 61 P-'burg ...... 40 Sylvania ............ 35 P-burg ...... 33 Swanton ............ 48 P-burg ...... 29 Rossford ............ 40 P-burg ...... 27 Macornber ........ 43 P-burg ...... 41 Clay .................. 45 P-burg ...... 36 Whitmer ............ 42 P-burg ...... 40 Maurnee ............ 44 Peburg ...... 29 Bowling Green ..42 P-burg ...... 25 Sylvania ............ 36 P-burg ...... 49 Anthony Wayne 36 Totals 523 .... ...... 5 94 TOP ROW CL-Rl B. Baker, L. Lusher, J. Caple, J. Adams, G. Wideman BOTTOM ROW lL-RJ Coach Daubenmire, O. Friess, T. Finch, H. Fishbaugh J Burkhart The Freshmen basketball team coached by Jim Dauebenmire completed a very successful season winnin'g nine and losing four. for l95l and 52 P-burg P-burg P-burg ....... P-burg ....... P-burg P-burg P-burg P-burg p- P-burg P-burg P-burg P-burg Totals ........... burg ....... Freshmen Scores ........2O .......,3l ........2O .......24 ........22 .......l9 .......54 .....27O Clay .... Maumee Swanton Sylvania Bowling Rossford Whitmer Clay .... Swanton Rossford Maumee Sylvania Anthony Green Wayne U39 U27 U25 U16 H22 ..l2 H34 H26 ..lO ..3l ..l4 .58 24 240 'iisg Q ,ESQ QR 'YEA V Qs. ' J of 't f 13 i . XF K 5 X QQWSU xg FRONT ROW: J. Hutchek, H. Snyder, R. Sattler, E. Sabo, E. Odeneol, D. Haas, B. Lynos. SECOND ROW: Coach Huebner, J. Blakeman, 'J. Huebner, J. Shiple, D. Davey, J. Treece, R. Simmons. Coach Huebner With only four veterans returning from last year's team, Coach John Huebner is faced with the problem of building a new team. Eight lettermen graduated from last year's league leading team. WM? .l. W' 3 Senior Ed Odeneal-Outfielder Ed dressed Varsity all season last year but had little playing experience, Since Ed can hit very well it is pre- sumed that he will pull down the reg- ular centerfield berth this year. Senior Elmer Saba-Catcher This boy played behind last year's regular catch- er and showed he is ready to take over the starting catching job this year. Last season Elmer cut down many an op- ponent when they tried to steal. Senior Ron Sattler-Pitcher The only two year letter- man on the squad, Ron is expected to lead the team in bunting and pitching. Last season he hit well above 350. Ron is also a very versatile player, for this reason he can play every infield position equally well, Senior Jim Treece--Outfielder Jim has shown that he can pull down those long fly balls in a large area. For this reason Jim will make the other outfield- ers hustle for their jobs. Senior John Hutchek- Shortstop Johnny is a slick fielding shortstop, although he did not play baseball last year, he is expected to play a lot at baseball this spring. Senior Dan Davey-Outfielder Dan played very good baseball for the Reserves last year. His heavy hitting will make him a likely prospect for the outfield. Ula mu ' Noni its s as . . i S ll ' . -,..,. li... :2grj:,.s , f. ifi.'1'flI. K Senior Hugh Snyder-Outfielder Hughie won his letter last year on his ability to hit that ball. He probably possesses one of the strongest arms on the squad. For these reasons he is expected to take over the left field slot. . 2' afa - :. i NX... . -X ..... .. .. Www 9 1.12 viii. . 'Q i l Sophomore Bob Lyons-Second Baseman The second Sophomore to make the squad. Bobby has the experience and ability to start at the second base slot. He is known for his slick fielding and all around field leadership. Junior Dan -Haas-Shortstop Dan is an up and coming Junior who should make himself known for his strong arm, and good eye at the plate. He proved both of these qualities on the Reserve team last year. Junior Jerry Shiple-Catcher Jerry is being groomed for the catching spot after Elmer Sabo gradu- ates. Jerry was known last year for his long ball hitting. His scrappy de- termination will help win many a ball game this year. Junior Zip Huebner-Pitcher Zip has all the necessary requirements to become a good pitcher. He has quite a few pitching in- nings under his belt, since he pitched nearly every ball game for Re- serves last year. Zip will probably play some in- field too, because he has that knack of getting the ball away fast. Junior Jack Blakeman- Third Base Jack is probably the most improved ball player On the squad. His ClU'Ck fe' actions, which are essen- tial to a third baseman will make Jack hard to beat out at that position. He also is a very 9005 hitter. Sophomore Ron Simmons--First Baseman Because of Ron's size, it is hoped by the 'coaching staff that Ron will be the regular first sacker. When he connects everyone knows about it. In other words Ron has the prime essen- tial for a first baseman, that is, a long ball'hitter. M.. W? BACK ROW lL-RJ D. Kaetzel, B. Londeree, B. Williams, D. Beck, D. Williams, M. Davis, J. Adams, G. Wideman, F. Schooner, H. Fishbaugh. THIRD ROW lL-RJ D. Sullivan, J. Burkhart, T. Finch, A. Wolf, N. Soldwish, O. Friess, J. Mullen, D. Williams E. Weidner, F. Kos, Coach.Monchester. SECOND ROW lL-RJ B. Dauer, D. Savial, R. Bossia, A. Wolf, P. Schneider, D. Hufford, R. Carter, L. Houck, C. Kern, R. Hufford, J. Wooley. FRONT ROW lL-RJ D. Carter, B. Sarver. Coach John Manchester TRACK This year the sport of track has brought out o large number of boys to answer the call of Coach John Manchester. The team has thir- teen boys back who took part in the track meets last year. This factor ought to prove the making of a good season. BOWLING TEAM BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Pustay, E. VanderVIucht, P. Wiser, M. Sabo L La FIRST ROW B Coy B LaHote P Hoffmann Farree, M. Dominque, J. Merrill, M. Matheney. SECOND ROW E M Recfenwald SECOND ROW N Ford B Williams, L. Schaller, R. Rectenwald, S. Perkins, S. Artz, S. Hoffmann Bostdorf K King D Haas THIRD ROW N M. Rectenwald. THIRD ROW: N. Muir, M. Morgan, J. Meister S Mainz M Moser M Speck S Sarver Sarver. NOT PICTURED: W. Fastnacht, J. Gloor. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ,W . i HOCKEY TEAM FIRST ROW: B. Bostdorf, N. Mainz, N. Ford, B. LaHote S. Perkins, P. Kern, P. Londeree, N. Schromm, R. Hill, C. St Clair, M. Speck, L. Redouty. SECOND -ROW: P. Hoffmann M. Recfenwald, B. Coy, L, Fisher, P. Artz, S. Sutter, E Smetana. - f nw. wr W 665252 ,.,x 'Y A 1, .seeps RW 'V 55 Q Q PU' N Q, gf , ,QA ,, 1 ' WE Hwy, Q ' W'y1mnfL -3 ,Q F 9-1,XL . 'Q' V mf Pk Q.. - Q . ' 1 - an il Mx 1 ,,l Q Y' - ,.q ,n .if ff, N, ,H xxx k 2 wwiwr Q 1 5. ip . - we I , V, nf X A if P' 3' my , Q1 fwwmmawwmumwsnq J, V 'ii' 5 ivy E 31 WR' , K' I w V. gm ff: - 'wiki' A ' f : f +,v,-Mfs,,M-s 55 f -- , 5' Q , 'ff' ,fz'Xe'?'?i'TTiQ ' ' . V v. 5f f ft ' f ...u 'Rl .. rm.. fllfzg 5 .w,i.2f,g5?'3fM . rw' ,559-19 wig . ,. a. 3 i . 5 lx www i E ' 1 9 5' ,rl Z-A s 4 . 6,451 ,Q L 'iz- A rm 31 s... Q. Y We S I fan I f X, lv xiii' LA. S.. if z .Eg 4 L 1 x 'A . I 'sn F 9' JV. xX?,f-ff -fA... - 'QQZQAO vw.. x f- , - i .-ww , 5 f, mfg k EEN 4 N 3' an 3 4 X J 4 X Ja N A .1 'R we lil mar 5 X :4 sw' wie W .sf 'Q S NSS .W -as XL K, X' ,Q 264' f ' 'Q ak X:'Xil.x, V M' ' . X xr- F S fx SCHOOL CALENDAR 1951 -52 sept. Feb. 8 l l 2 l 4 ZO Zl 27 28 Oct. 5 9 T l2 l8 I9 26 27 Nov. 2 3 9 l5 20 21 30 Dec. 4 7 9 l4 l5 25 Jan. 4 ll 18 22 GNC Round Robin at Rossford Back to School Dance Anthony Wayne-Football Senior Picnic Sylvan ia-Footbal I Junior Picnic. Rossfo rd-Footba l l Napoleon-Football Hy-Y-Teens Picnic T Bowling Green-Football Wh itme r-Footbal I NWOTA Teachers' Meeting Clay-Football Freshman Party Genoa-Footba I I Sophomore Splash Party Maumee Football Home Coming Dance at Bee Hive First Day of Hunting, No School All Class Play Junior Sadie Hawkins Dance Rossford-Basketball Wauseon-Basketball Clay-Basketball Basketball Queen Election Whitmer-Basketball Senior Christmas Dance C lay-Basketbal I Maumee-Basketball Sylvan ia-Basketbal I Rossford-Basketball Macomber-Basketball Whitmer-Basketball 8 Maumee-Basketball l2 Bowling Green-Basketball l 5 Sylvania-Basketball l6 Coronation Ball Zl Anthony Wayne-Basketball 22 Washington's Birthday, No School Mar. 5 Basketball Tournament at Rossford 6 National Honor l5 Sophomore Dance April 8 Baseball 9 Track Meet-Maumee I5 Baseball l8 Baseball l8 All School Carnival 24 Student Council President Election 25 Senior Class Play 26 Junior Picnic 29 Baseball 30 Student Council Picnic May 2 Baseball 3 District State Scholarship Tests at Bowling Green 6 Freshman Picnic 6 Baseball 9 Senior Prom at Secor Hotel 9 League Track Meet 9 Basketball l9-20 Senior' Exam Zl Senior Picnic 23 Final Underclass Exams 25 Senior Vesper Services 26 School Dismissed 27 Commencement 29 Students return for grade cards, AUTOGRAPHS ,NVQ P'Sif afw M v1.2- KW' W ww? wwf MM . Q Off gwikw -WF M Wi Qffjwjgwfw 535233 YQ V - 52- U A35 QW.. . vga Q . V WM iifxiixgyw? y -QQ? T9 K,-ER? a1.,TX'4,kL ? Qqfgzgqgqfqogz Q, A ith v 'RQ' ffm fix ERIKSEN'S OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE SUPPLIES PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 223 Erie Street MAin II93 COMPLIMENTS OF Miss Daisy Semple Miss Margaret Semple 07 newer-u. 53' THE BEE HIVE For An Assured Business Career Choose A SECRETARIAL or ACCOUNTING COURSE At Stautzenberger Secretarial School IZO Erie Street MAin 3656 VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW QUARTERS Henry Hirschman j. W. Selfe More than 25 years in Toledo 5 III COMPUMENTS SOUTH DIXIE SUPPLY CO. KAZMAIER MARKET AI 8. Bob Cement Blocks-Face Bricks Building Materials LU 4-4435 On Rou 2 PERRYSBURG OHIO RAGER'S APPLIANCES PHIICO Radio-Television-Appliances 4I7 Superior Street Rossford, Ohio Wu 9491 COMPLI MENTS ROGERS APPLIANCE Wm-1 OUR GGMPLIMENTS THE l.0RRAlNE Oll. CENTER Company YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER I , ,OR MAUMEE AND F eetwmg Products PERRYSBURC, STUDEBAKER CARS AND on-no TRUCKS IOHN DEERE FARM located at MACHINERY 314 Conant Street Maumee, Ohio North Main 6801 F. ROGERS-Owner BOWLING GREEN, or-no COMPL V'ENT5 THE BANTING C0. OF . Allls-Chalmers Farm D. D. GROSS Fqvivmenf Packard Sales and Service Pam and Serme TOLEDO and MOUNE' 0H'0 BOWLING GREEN Garfield 8391 32581 H3 For 65 years from the Cradle to the Grave COCA COLA has been associated with the better way, the American way of life. It is our hope that you the leaders ol tomorrow shall enioy this same prosperity. LASALE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF TOLEDO WOOD CO. FARM BUREAU COMPLIIVIENTS CO-OP ASS'N. OF Petroleum Products and HOLLAND wlllllow All Farm supplies ClEANL22,ff,fl AN' HASKINS, OHIO CLEANING SERVICE 2I4 M ' S TA lor 2002 Phone 2I7I t t y BOWLING GREEN, OHIO Ph 2291 Compliments of W. H. SMITH Sic to 51.00 store 116 louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio SPECIALIST IN CARL F. STEINMAN, INC. CLEANING OF Sales-Chrysler-Plymouth HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS . .Service BLANKETS LAMP SHADES 122 Louisiana Avenue PERRYSBURG, OHIO .IUST RIGHT Cleaners PHONES West Front Phone 4-4311 Lu 4-4343 . Lu 4.4344 T0lEDO CAMERA SHOP 51.00 Everything from Sc to Everything in Photo Supplie WAGONlANDER'S RAPID 6 HOUR DEVELOPING d PRINTING D yS Elg 225 H MAUMEE OHIO S Compliments of SCHREIER GREENHOUSE Wu I94I River Road GIFTS 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES o PRINTING DESKS ' CHAIRS v FILES - TYPEWRITERS - ADDERS anQ,,OfflCe SuPPw ,.., QQmRf-lfw, .. Compliments AMES AUTO REPAIR SHOP of General Repairing Phone 4-4492 PERRYSBURG, OHIO FU l l E R ' S KlENA JEWELRY CO'V'PL'MENT5 BULOVA, HAMILTON, ELGIN and OF SWISS WATCHES THE PERRYSBURG GRAIN ROGERS I847 and COMMUNITY SILVERWARE SETS ENGAGEMENT and WEDDING RING SETS ' ' II8 Louisiana Ave. BUILDERS SUPPLIES Phone 4-4296 Phone 4'4 '2 II7 Check the things tliut Count ' Experienced and outstanding faculty. ' Individual instruction. ' Free Placement Service. ' Day and evening classes. ' Enter at any time. OPERATING 83 YEARS AS TOLEDO'S LEADING SCHOOL DAVIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 399 Huron Street MA 7274 TOLEDO, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF HERFF JONES CO. CLASS RINGS, PINS, COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS and PERSONAL CARDS World's largest manufacturers of Class Rings Phone Wa 3890 It is given to only a few to use their life span to benefit all gen- XX .XX erations to come after them . . . such was the gift of Thomas Alva L Edison, pioneer in applying elec . X tricity to better the lot of man- .Sv kind. Only a holder of the original Edison license may use the name Edison as part of its corporate title, It is the mark of a pioneer, The Toledo Edison Company, a business- managed, tax-paying, self-supporting electric power company, is proud to be so honored. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF GENDRON WHEEL COMPANY PERRYSBURG, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS, PERRYSBURG GRADUATES We look forward to having the opportunity to serve you as we have served your families and friends for three quarters of a cen- tury. You will find in our store a wide variety of fine things, at whatever price you choose to pay, and you will find a friendly staff, anxious to please. BROER FREEMAN Diamonds Costume jewelry Gold jewelry Stationery Watches China Silver Glass Handbags Gifts jefferson and Erie Registered jeweler, Certified Gemologists American Gem Society All Major lndoo-r Attractions Play the Hockey Circus Wrestling lce Skating lce Shows Concerts Compliments of Name Bands Musicals SPORTS ARENA FLOYD SPllKER l main st. TA. 2403 Toledo, Ohio ALSO AVAILABLE FOR MEETINGS CONVENTlONS and TRADE SHOWS II9 COMPLI MENTS OF PERRY DAIRY BAR 8. GIFT SHOP PERRYSBURC, OHIO Where the friends meet CARL SASS, Owner CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS COMPLIMENTS .IOI'IN'S BAR 8. GRILL OF Chinese-American Food JAMES I-AING 3- SON Lu 3-2158 - Lu 3-3383 Plumbing and Hedffng MAUMEE, omo CARRY ou'r Fooo CUIIIIUCIUI' 4-4153 PERRYSBURC, OHIO COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF rom miles Auro sms 521 Louisiana Ave. 410 Louisiana 4-4201 PERRYsBURG'oH'0 sPeclAl.lzlNc IN HIGH QUALITY LATE MODEL USED CARS DRUGS KODAKS HOUCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE The Dependable Store Physician and Surgical Supplies 0 Sodas 0 Candy 0 Hallmark Greeting Cards 0 Prescription Specialists l2l FORT MEIGS MOTOR SAI-E5 Home FEDERAL AND LoAN Raciiosl Appliances Television 519 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg Phone Lu 4-4421 The Citizens Banking Company Perrysburg, Ohio E ta Ii h d i879 s b s e lOIdest Bank in Wood County! ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO Si0,000.00 Checking Accounts Christmas Clubs- Savings Accounts- Mortgage Loans-Safe Deposit Boxes- Cattle Loans Automobile Loans Personal Loans Member Of Federol Deposit lnsuronce Corporotion Federal Reserve System 122 THE LOESCH MOTOR CO. C pl t f F d C T k F T d Eq p TOMUNSONS DRUGS 204 W. Wayne Stre Maumee, Oh M Oh Phone 3-33ll Compliments of THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL Oldest Newspaper in Wood County A. F. Hoffman, Publisher Phone 4-41 I 2 4: D NA, Q N W XX Q. 3 35 .53 ik 4 tw 5 fl N 33 .Q W FS' s Y I T 'I 'j I 1 ' I 1, My UWM ' , uf . f-7 UW A1 TT' M T 1 T 1 .1 X JU, , VW t IIA' Y ' WT!! TW ff fi T ' Jw ' f N51 XV T 5 ' 'I 'j ,Hg A HT' 1 I N Vw Y I' I 7' NT CST I 1 if I IM VW, COMPLIME 5 42. f f Um W' THE HETTRICK MFG. CO. ' 4 H1 , 1 T W ff' My lyyf, Q ,T Ag, ToLEDo, OHIO , f T49 1 Qther Plalftsjllt Goshen, Huntirigton and Andrewstlhaiana' I 1 1 . , 4 v - v x , , I I ' ljlf P I A and Sftatesvllle, N.C. K f ' A A 6 I T fx I! fill T V ' x f , TT I r ' A fi!! J ,iff T ' fl 1 T, J rr, f ff .47 ' , Af W 'X I. f! 7 yi 4 M rf A f f 'T 5 x J 9 1,1 ', 11 I ix V. I 5 7 I fl N all . I ,4 , . A ! f 1 IA ,f VV, fb 1' , L' I, FY, 4546 I9 ' if A ML,..:ff J K f gd., . A J X 21 fy 'fi Q 4 ,J ff , M ,Z4 1 ,Wifi , 5' T ' VW X-My J' 'N Q . , , BEST WISHES TQ THE 41 A yffi -4' 7, 4ff,4 7 f1'fffflf1f'U ,gnu fp 4 f 3,f3 CLASS OF 1952, 'I 45051 PETEnsoN's T, TV, RESTAURANT MN ff ' . ' 1 ' Phone 4-6071 ff 1' I I2 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I952 THE SPORT SHOP sporting goods-radios-aura accessories Phone 4-4103 208 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio YOUR RECORD SHOP THF CUNINIINS MUTOR novo Nsmznnouss SAI-E5 CQMPANY Gulf Service Station TIRES Buick Sales and Service TUBES BATTERIES SEAT COVERS Phone 4-4135 PERRYSBURG 2 AUTO ACCESSORIES LLOYD - AL - PETE - BOB DO YOU KNOW MET' DRINK I 0 -' A '-5'4::?'557'?p'x: A' ' . 55:5 fi 5.2-12.2, - , E f ,.-:r1r::::1'-1-cis.: -':j - '-Q:-:I . 51525511-:2 ',gS:5.,.',52-.::'24 4 , Z Q - - 'I' 5 3 4: . A:-g.'.g.:. ., .:.g:- 1, gif. , 4ffi1.ff' jiiffffe .:121'A - .Z:-. ,,: .,., . V 4, I CAN BRING YOU MORE WEALTH THAN YOU'VE EVER DREAMED OF HAVING!! I am an N.C.B.A.. Pediqreed. South Amerlcan Chlnchllla. the little animal whole pelt qoee into the world'e flneet fure for Milady. You can ralee Chlnchtllae EASILY, ECONOMICALLY. and PROFITABLY. ' For Free Information lee: READY CHINCHILLA FARM Featuring Genuine Chapman Chinchilla: 109 North Maln Street BOWLING GREEN OHIO GINGER AlE L -' READY CHINCHIllA FARM W I-lERE's THE FULL TEAM Quality Mirropune 0 T ffl 0 Vitrolile 19 u - ex Tut-flex 0 New Polished Window Transparent Tempered Struzturul Glass Electmpane Plate Glen Mirrors Glass Glass Deen Glen Glen Thermopune 0 'nsulanng Bullet Hi-Teil Resisting Safety Glen Glass llue Ridge Paliemed and Wire Glues LIBBEY ' OWENS ' FORD GLASS COMPANY TOLEDO 3, OHIO 127 GWENSXQPILLINOIS X GLASS COMPANY LEDO l, Ol COIVIPLIMENTS OF REDDISH BROTHERS General Hardware and Sporting Goods 923 Starr Cr East Broadway TOLEDO, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF KENNY'S SOHIO SERVICE Louisiana and Third Phone 4-4384 Kenneth Nesper, Owner CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF '52 MR. and MRS. c. 1. SMITH YOUNG'S ICE CREAM The Home of SmitIr's Homemade Ice Cream Cigarettes 0 Sundaes 0 Candies 2I9 Louisiana Avenue PERRYSBURC, OHIO MILLS STATIONERY SUPPLIES 322 Louisiana Avenue SCHOOL SUPPLIES SCRIPTO PENCILS ESTERBROOK PENS DRAWING INSTRUMENTS Thanks for your patronage. I29 Compliments of Spreng Manufacturing Co. Perrysburg Tool 8. Die Co. 1 K' A Q. 4 K . w l Compliments of , v Nj ,K , I I . 1 '4 x, l'-if A 1 f L . 'fDRlNK MORE MM BLUE mason CLEANERS , 7 WW Phone 4-4489 Congratulations to the Seniors of l952 Worden's 5 und SL00 Perrysburg Compliments J-H Men's Wear Our Best Wishes to the Class of '52 HAYWARD'S PHARMACY Louisiana Ave. at Front St. Perrysburg, Ohio BEL-AIRE CLEANERS same day service free moth proofing All Work Guaranteed Phone 4-4259 ll7 E. Indiana Ave Perrysburg ISI 5 J Compliments ol PIATTS BAKERY Quality ut reasonable Prices 4-4161 Perrysburg, Ohio B h h C f I 952 Compliments ol GIen's Shell Service RICHARDS, YOUR Fl0RIST Y 24h Best Wishes to the Class of '52 DOWLING FUNERAL HOME Compliments of STANFORD 8 SON aio Elm sneer 4-4329 The FORT MEIGS MIlllNG CO. Manufacturers of Producer Feeds Also a full line of PURINA CHOWS C1 FEEDS Phone 4-4552 Walnut 6' Third Streets Best wishes to the Class of SZ THE MESSENGER I33 AU' ,Q A 1 W5 XF 5, WK M Tug xg bpm ws. XX 1' 12 It RWA- IL.-9 .-4' ii' Q, f . X Q , X Ep z 'xx .wx Q. Qs Sf , Compliments of THE PERRYSBURG BANKING COMPANY I3I Louisiana Ave. The Friendly Bank on the Corner MORRISON APPLIANCE The Home of Home Freezers MILLS STATIONERY SUPPLIES 322 Louisiana Ave. School Supplies - - - Scripto Pencils - - - Esterbrook Pens Drawing Instruments. Thanks for your patronage. PEOPLE'S FOOD MARKET The finest in groceries, meats, vegetables Phone 4-43 I 5 Perrysburg 207 Louisiana T35 Compliments of WILLIAMS BROS. Perrysburg and Maumee Transit Mixed Concrete 5535553 3 I is Ceneral Insurance POWERS INSURANCE AGENCY Established l885 R R. Hartshorn, Ag ioarvi s Pybgoh its 2253224 4-slflgifgs V33 Nil 3 is ii :iss E THE KOCH IUMBER CO. Lumber, Builders Supplies, Paint and Coal P b g d M yd Ph 44422 Ph 32421 Compliments of HOFFMANN'S MARKET Good things to eat Best Wishes to the Class of '52 GEORGE J. GARN AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Phone 4-6l4l IOS Louisiana, Ave. Compliments of PORTAGE VALLEY MILLING CO. Manufacturers of Valley Green Dehydrated and Sun Cured Alfalfa Meal Phone ' Pemberville 58 I. 1. Emch R. I. Weasel Pres. Vice Pres. '. K LA E R ' S DELIVERY SERVICE Perrysburg Compliments of Leslie and Stanley Gilson Electric contracting-sales and service WAlbridge 4432 Lu 4-4460 137 SEVEN TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU LOOK FOR THE RED AND WHITE SANITARY TRUCK For Clothing and Household Our Fleet Serves South Toledo and Vicinity Cleanables- lncluding lvlaumee-Perrysburg-l-lolland Careful Attention to Formals, Whitehouse-Reynolds Corners-Swanton Evening Wear Sylvania and Nearby Territories. FUR AND C-ARMENT STORAGE THE BEST DRY CLEANIN G MONEY CAN BUY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SANITARY CLEANERS MAUMEE 3-33 l 9 -4l2 Conant Compliments of OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY I38 Dollar For Dollar- You Can't l3eat a Pontiac FRONT PONTIAC SALES ll8 E. Third Street Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-4337 Compliments of YOU NG'S RESTAURANT A Best wishes to the class of 1952 SERVICE HARDWARE . QQ M 'H , Qi all gm 1 B U a 406 C M Best Wishes to the Class of '52 GINGRICH BROS. MOTOR SALES d C dTk S AUTHORIZED DODGE 81 PLYMOUTIEX DEALER vi' fx X fo fp M 9 WWC' 'Om 2? C, is - MF f i7j, .f Q lesrfiir ff JJ ' M WW WW W fif sf W W E ,fW W IQUQV If f ,Sk , v ,ff , ini! I Vzli i P can-kpuvarar Ag-1: YZEQL ' ,x....uv-1' 5215 ,fig 'hm,, mX,, V WWW V 'X ' .. 1 n 1' I n 1' D I I I L ,A uw. -gnu DRUM I S CARL SCHMI DT MOTOR SALES I ygggw :AU 'KV cg 'U wlmm AMBULANCE i ssnvlcf X X PATIIOIIS LIST Pratt's C-rocery Dill jewelers Klena Iewelery Roger Bros. Drugs My V. L. wright ,ff Crosby jewelers f F C-oebel Hardware G Supply Co. I ,ff Rossbach G Hoffman Ladies shop fi fi '34 ,, is Pence Barber Shop y ly Wy' ,CA J , ,I Mills Printing , t ' fg ' I, S , PhiI's Sohio Station V J v KK pq X. Ken Cordon xJD '5,7M yi' fn ITU Tx tx . + Dr. Quidort . Q ff! .JJ fly -I' X Y X., jacks Barber Shop If . fl ff! J I-' ' . K. Tourist Inn Restaurant I' U lsglljf' ff' xl, is jx Walt C7 Frank's Sunoco Service ,ff O Q- J i Qs S - X-A l.uzny's Market 1172! jf' ', '-W., Q X , Village Cleaners X , j, ,wk fly-S - I x Four Notes Q lf' 0 1 ,Tj 5 gf j- Dave, Don, Walt, Carl JP! N77 II' A BTN Mr. and Mrs. Wm, T. DeWolte rl N j 'I' N N JB I ', WY x 'Ng X Y x N. N R Qs. X .XX S I x ,f ' ,PQ x N-I 'TTT . 1 X Q1 I42 S ' -. SENIOR CLASS WILL ' I, Dot Haas, will the dimples in my chin to any Junior who wasn't blessed with the troublesome things. ' l, Elsie Michelsen, will my ability to chew gum so well to Tom Moy in -v, hopes that he doesn't get in as much trouble with it as I did. I, Ray Bossa, will the football monager's job to anyone with a lot of X lpatience. ' I, John Hutchek, will my bottle ot vafaiis to Bill Brownlee. . I, Paula Arnold, will all the dirty remarks, whistle, and job ot trying to ' referee a girls' game in basketball to Nancy Mainz in hopes that she does o I better job than I did. I, Spencer Stanford, will my ability to run the movie projector to Ronnie - Howard, a talented eighth grader. I, Hugh Snyder, will my ability to sleep in class to Jim-Ault. I, Cherie Bollantyne, will the Junior Red Cross meetings in Toledo to some second year Spanish student who wants an excuse to skip class. . g n , SENIOR CLASS WILL CONT'D I, Luanne Schaller, will all my hard work and troubles as Art Editor of the annual to some lucky Journalism student. We, Wilma Fastnacht and June Gloor, will our ability to get out of study hall to any poor underclassman who has to sit through them. We, Beve LaHote and Mary Ann Gam, will our dented batons and famous line, Hey, what do we do next , to Ann Shelly and Karen Dunbar. I, Paul Schneider, will my ability to get into trouble with my parents to Bob Sarver, who never has any. I, Martha Odeneal, will the fun lringl I had at the Senior Prom to Mary Ann Matheney. I, Robert Sabo, will my ability to play football to Bud Emch. I, Eddie Odeneal, will my ability to fool around in class to Ron Carter. I, Bob Emch, will my pole vaulting ability to Bob Sarver who needs itl I, Lynne Kohankie, will my stay awake pills to any Junior who has civics next year. I, Franklin Rinker, will my ability to set the chemistry lab on fire to Jerry Jacobs and Tom May. I, Mary Perry, will my ability to drive to Marjorie Laskey. I, Ron Sattler, will my ability to drive with one hand to Dan Haas. I, John Meloy, will my basketball ability to Ron Simmons, who couldn't get along without it. I, Hugh Snyder, will my ability to play baseball to Dan Haas. I, Carol Pratt, will my little brother, George to anyone who thinks little brothers are cute. I, Lotte Tharrup, will my Danish accent to anyone who wants it. I, Kenneth Miller, will my knowledge of smelly foul chemical odors to anyone who can stand it. I, Yvonne Hart, will my ability to dent fenders to Nancy Ford. I, Don Simmons, being of weak mind and body, will my knee-saddle to Fred lBracyl Wideman for the rest of his high school days. I, Pat Hoffmann, will my cheering ability and man troubles to any unfor- tunate, confused Junior. We, Lorna Von Ewegen and Nat Robinson, will our friendship to anyone that needs it. I, Ronald Stewart, will all my chess playing ability to Dick Scott who will need it next year against Arnold Schaller. I, Roy Russell, will my curls to Fuzzy Burkhardt who doesn't have enough. I, Elmer Sabo, will my great eating ability to John Woolley so he can put an more weight. I, Marcelle Schramm, will my big appetite to Bill Brownlee so he can grow taller. I, Jack May, will my ability to hold in football and not get caught to John Woolley. I, Rose Rectenwald, will Bev Bostdorf a good volleyball team, or at least be on a good team if she hasn't one herself. I, Edith Williams, will my ability to get along with Miss Baron to my brother, Bill. I, Shirley Artz, will my wavy hair to any unlucky Junior who is disgusted HQ, V!!! ! . . I I . rliifgwl qi for ,WF 1- y Ib pt I ' X ' lv II of with her straight hair. I Wlliyy ' ,J . , yfjiiy' ffflllillg Wil MF xifllfl will lffbfff 4? Bl' J'-li'r'iiJr JI' 'IV' IMI ir' ill X 4 SENIOR CLASS WILL CONT'D I, Dick Williams, will my butch haircut, to Jerry Jacobs. We, Martha Morgan and Nancy Muir, will our troubles to get along with Maumee boys to Sharon Hoffman and Shirley Perkins. I, Kathleen Harter, will my ability to boil water without burning it to Peg Sattler. I, .lim Treece, will my place on the Varsity basketball bench to a superb splinter picker, Fred Wideman. I, Jack Silvester, will five inches of my height to Larry Hartwick, a de- serving Freshman. l, Barb Westervelt, will my music and hard practicing in Glee Club to Janet Sheldrick and mixed chorus to Sue Sarver in hopes that they get as much enjoyment from it as I did. I, Rod Halloran, will my ability to get high grades to my brother, Phil. I, Micky Rectenwald, will my ability in sports to Nancy Ford in hopes she will have as much fun as I did. I, Ed Hersey, will my green hair to Don Carter. I, Pat Norton, will my typing ability to Jane Sautter in hopes that she will in time gain speed. I, Joyce Meister, will my vast collection of old passes, locker-notes, de- tentions, demerits, over due library books, and nasty looks to some sweet little innocent and angelic Freshman. I, Jane Norby, will my front right fenders and the coils off my spark plugs to any underclassman who has graduated with honor from the driving class. I, Mary Lou Henry, will three study halls to anyone who likes to study. I, Kay King, will.alI my excess weight to any Junior over two hundred pounds that needs it. , I, Tony Broer, will my hot rod to anyone who is sucker enough to take it. I, Mariann Logee, will my ability to be called to the office every other morning to Sharon Ryder. I, Doris Grolle, will my seat in driving course to Sally Boyer. I, Glenna Mizer, will my trouble of getting a pair of argyles done within two years to Buddy Emch. I, Ben Londeree, will my ability to make messes in chemistry to anyone in next year's class who thinks he can do as well. I, Chuck Kern, will my ability to talk to John Woolley. I, Dan Davey, will all my car troubles to Dan Haas. I, Phil Buckenberger, will my power to stay awake in civics class to any Junior who wants it. We, Dolly Pustay and Elvira VanderVlucht, will our big ideas that never work out to Jill Canfield and Carol Stevens. I, Carolyn Lapp, will all of the wonderful times and riots I have had in cheerleading to Bob Sarver in hopes he will be a future cheerleader. I, Bob Artz, will my ability to mess around in Mr. Blayney's class to Jim Ault. I, Jack Harris, will my' Royal Crown to Queen Elizabeth. I, Larry Houck, will a cold, icy, gym to next year's Senior Christmas Dance Committee. 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