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

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-.Q gt A j , -,J 1 PERRVS8 urs' R THE BLACK AHD GULD STAFF pnumfa, THE HIT 0F 1952 11 3 -'22, .

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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