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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1953 volume:

The Black and Gold Staff presents CTION OF 1953 To our parents we dedlcate thus l953 Black and Gold We thank them for all the thlngs they have done for us We thank them for passmg all the school levles and bond Issues so we could have a better more complete school system We thank them for the way they have supported all our school functuons they have done for each of us m ually We thank them for the love and understandlng they have given us We thank them for being good parents dlvud To you our parents we dedrcate our l953 Black and Gold We agam say thank you and may God bless you I O I We thank them for the little things 11 l John S. Rinehart Mr. John Rinehart came to Perrys- burg High School in l947. Mr. Rinehart earned his B.S. in Edu- cation and his MA. in Sociology and School Administration at Bowling Green State University. He has done work toward his PhD. at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin and at Ohio State University where he has been working this tall and winter. Donald Canfield, Director of Guid- ance was acting Superintendent in Mr. Rinehart's absence. RING MASTERS O. C. Treece Mr. Treece earned his B.S. in Edu- cation at Bowling Green State Univer- sity and his MA. at Columbia University. ln addition to Mr. Treece's duties as principal, he teaches a class in Algebra I. We have found through four years of high school that our principal can always find time to encourage us when the going gets tough and set us back on the right path when we begin to wonder. MANAGERS F f? K 1 4 i i E 1 John Rinehart, Paul Evans, Norm Witzler, Phil Sutter, Don Simmons, Robert Beck Pres. ...... ....... D on Simmons Vice Pres. .. ...... Phil Sutter Clerk ..... ...... H ildo Isch Harold H. Aikins, M.A. Ohic State University, B.S. State Tea chers College, Gorharn, Maine English, Social Studies. Helen R. Braun, B.A. College of Wooster, English 9-l2, Latin l- 2, advisor Latin Club, Student Council. Herbert E. Bennett, BA. Ohio Wesleyan University, Kent State University, Gen. Math, Seventh Math, Biology, Phys. Ed., Assis- tant Coach, football, baseball advisor, Boosters Club. THE LION TAMERS E. M. Bloyney, B.S. Ohio State University, M.S. Ohio State Uni- versity, Vocational Agriculture I, ll, Ill, IV, advisor, F.F.A. Donald D. Canfield, The Univer- sity of Toledo, The Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University, Senior Personal Prob- lems, Director of Pupil Personnel. 1' f iff ? .W',Z4 Q 5 Fern Christman B.S. Ed., Ohio State University Bowling Green State University, Correlated Studies sponsor, Junior Red F 4.-Q MS Nancy M. Flavell, BA. University Ruth Hanley, B E University of of Toledo, University of Wiscon- Toledo, Shorthand Typing Of sin, University of Mich., Art, tice Practice, sponsor Commer sponsor, Y-Teen. cial Club, Boosters Club THE LION TAMERS John Huebner, B.S. in Industrial Arts, Ohio State University, Grad- uate Work, Bowling Green State University, Shop and Drafting, Coach Basketball and Baseball. Richard L. Jones, B.Sc., in Ed., Ohio State University, University of Toledo, Instrumental Music, Band, Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee. rf' .Nz if' V.-. I 1 kif Mary Ann Louy, BS. DeSales John Manchester, B.S. in Ed. De- College, M.S. University of Tole- do, University of Detroit, Univer- sity of St. Louis, Algebra, Geom- etry, and General Science, Spon- sor, National Honor Society, Math-Science Club. fiance College, M.A. Columbia, Physical Education, Athletic Di- rector, sponsor, Varsity Club. THE LION TAMERS Dolores McHugh B A Mary Manse College University of To ledo English World History Speech Director of Dramatics Alice Morgan, M.A. Ohio Univer- Elizabeth Munger, B.S. in Ed sity, A.B. University of Colorado, Bowling Green State University Ohio State, New York University, M.A. English University of Mich Spanish l, ll, American History, igan, M.A. Psychology Ohio State sponsor Spanish Club, Future University, English l, ll, Amer-, Teachers of America, icon Literature, sponsor F.T.A., Senior Counselor. 'nf' A lie l i I cyl it 5 Ed Bowlin Green State Univer- ' Q sity, Ohio State University, Wes tern Reserve University, Amer- ican Problems, Journalism, spon sor Literary Club, Advisor An nual, Somethin'. George C. Munger, A.B., A,M. Hance Rogers, B. Ed., M.A, Tole- Lucile Reuthinger B S in Home University of Michigan, B.S. in do University, Bowling Green Ec., Ohio State University Voca State University, State Teachers tional Home Economics sponsor College, Murfreesboro, Tenn., 7, Future Homemakers of America 8, and 9, Math. THE LION TAMERS Antoinette Schmiedl, B.S. Kent State University, Boston Univer- sity, Biology, General Science, Home Economics. Marilyn Wren Sonntog, B.S. in Ed., B.M. Ohio State University, vocal music, Junior Choir, Fresh- man Glee, Senior Glee, Ensemble. Robert E. Steinecker, A.B. Heid- elberg College, M.A, Ohio State, Jr.-Sr. Business, Bookkeeping, Economics, Economic Geography, Typing ll, Assistant football and basketball coach, 7 and 8 bas- ketball. Floyd D. Strow, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University, M.A. in Math Bowling Green State University, Chemistry, Physics, Algebra ll, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trig., sponsor Math-Science, Chess Tourn. Frank Toth, B. Sc., M.A. Witten berg, University of Budapest Ohio State University, Science. THE LION TAMERS Dorothy Whitacre, B.S. Bowling John Whitacre, B.S. in Ed. Bowl- Green State University, Girls ing Green State University, Gen- Physical Education, sponsor G. eral Science, Industrial Arts. A,A. Cheerleaders. i l r l cf, jr P i- f g' V'-f' rr E r r I0 . STAN D I NG R. Jones A. Schramm H. Brirnacombe J. Stemen J. Jakubec R. Patterson in Z r M Anderson C A G E K E E P E R 1221. S NOT PICTURED, Charles Haas Al Schramm Walter Zieman KNEELING C. Gordon W. Zieman NOT PICTURED R. Emch A. Lippert i' x hr- f mv- m x N., Back in l95O, one hundred and four shy little seals scoated around the halls of P.H.S. The lead- ers af the herd were Bill Whitner, Peg Wiser, Sue Sarver, and Nancy Mainz. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Braun, Mrs. McHugh, and Mr. Peters, the pack enjoyed a party, dance and picnic. In the Sophomore year the seals progressed to the position of clowns and had a lot of fun in this role. The chief clowns were John Huebner, Nancy Ford, Kathryn Adams, and Marjorie Zoll. Mr. Huebner, Mr. Straw, and Miss Reuthinger were the ringleaders and helped the clowns sponsor a Valen- tine Day Dance, a convocation, a picnic and o splash party. The next step up the ladder of success was the role of trapeze artist The stars of the show were Sue Sarver Jerry Jacobs Alice McCloud and Bob Sarver Swinging on their trapezes the artists planned a picnic convocation and a dance under the guidance of Mr Blayney Miss Morgan and Mrs Sonntag ln the main ring as bare back riders the Seniors had their biggest and best year Mr Steinecker and Miss Munger helped them into the ring and Bob Dauer Nancy Ford Jerry Jacobs and Peg Wiser led the way The bare back riders sponsored two picnics a convocation and the Senior Pram Naw the Seniors are ready for the big show ahead 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' tif? 3 I J KATHRYN ADAMS Kathy A face more fanr and a volce more sweet Thus gal IS really hard t beat Annual Staff Society Edntor 4 Boosters Club 4 Cheerleader reserve 2 var 34 F H F l Ensemble 3 4 Glrls Glee l ec reas Class Lea 2 Llterary Club Vlce Pr s 4 Mlxe Chorus I234 Red Cross Treas l Spanish Club 4 Stu ent Council 3 4 Y T en 3 Treas 4 o h Class Secretary Basketball Queen 4 BETTY JEAN AMES Jean Her red halr IS but one of her attractlons Audio Vls Club l Boosters Club 4 Commercial Club 3 g..A.,. JAMES EDMUND AULT Jim lt is excellent to have a giant's strength. Audio Vis. Club l 5 Boy's Glee 2g F. F. A. Jr. Vice Pres. 2, Sent. 3, Treas. 4, 1, ARTHUR E. BABCOCK 'jf Ari' A right good scout is he. fu? fl N 9 .Mc 94 45' ,NN SALLY ANN BAYER Sally Let speech be better than silence, or be silent. Commercial Club 2,3, Vice- Prcsident 4g F. H, A. l,2,3. PATRICIA BECK Pot A charming redhead who always makes the most of her opportunities. Libbey High School, l,2,3g Boosters Club Vice-Presh dent 4g Scmethin' Staff Ex- change Editor 4g Spanish Club 4g Y-Teen 4. Y - I 's,,N V. uv 'G' IAF' it A if ,xv , 4,5 V A SPN it flu QP' ls-. JEAN BILTZ Boopsie To know her is to love her. Booster's Club, Pres. 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 F, T, A, 45 Girls Ensemble 3,45 Girls Glee l,2,35 Literary Club 2, 3, Treas. 45 Math-Science 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Y-Teen 3, 45 Student Council 45 Bas- ketball Attendant 45 Foot- ball Attendant 4. JACK W. BLAKEMAN Jack Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow. Baseball, Reserve l,25 Var- sity, 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Varsity Club, 3,4. BEVERLY BOSTDORF Bev She's tall, she's tan, she's terrific. Band l,2,3,45 Booster's Club 45 F. T. A, 3,45 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Literary Club 25 Majorettes 2,3,45 Math Sci- ence 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Orchestro lg Sornethin' Stott, Editor-in-chief 45 Spanish Club, Pres, 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Y-Teen 3,45 German Band 25 U.N. Delegate 3. L ,f 1: V: f.i..ii.... . .i ,W f , .. 5.1 , 1 '2 iMr1. . w rfi-ww.--f-1 .. M- -f -4 5 1 ,5 if ,, 1:3 . , ,- ,W,,,,W,,,,,.5..,,,. ,, 7,?,,,,-f.... QM., Y . tl 3. ' f. ' az 5 1 - --.-5-we 4 2,f,:,f':, . - . W .. 3 40' Q ! FRANCIS BRAHIER Frank Never trouble trouble trouble troubles you Audra Vns Club l Boosters u 4 F Vlce Pres 4 Red Cross 2 tu dent Councnl 4 HELEN JEAN BRINKER Jean She looks quuet but Commercial Club 3 4 F I-l 2 Vce Pres 3 Sec Glrls Glee l. 4 WILLIAM R. BROWNLEE Bill Stately and tallg He moves in the ball. Audio Vis. Club lg Band I 2,3g Baseball, Varsity Man- ager 3g Basketball Re- serve 2,35 Varsity 45 Marb- Sciernce 3,4g Spanish Club 4g Track 2, Managerg Var- sity Club 2,3,4. 1 JIM BURKHARDT Fuzzy Action, not speech, proves a man Bowlmg Green Hlgh School l 2 Football Varslty 4 3 4 Hs feagw ,Wm 'l ',Y' JUNE CABLE June She brightens up her corner of the world F H A l23 Reporter4 DONALD LAMBERT CARTER Donnie Not a worry not a care Thus guy wull ga places any where Basketball Reserve 2 3 Boosters Club 4 Football Reserve l2 Varsnty 34 HI Y 3 Chaplain 4 Literary Club 4 MathSclenCe 34 Mlxecl Chorus l Somethln Staff Clrculaflon Manager 4 Spanish Club 4 Student Council 4 Track Varsity Club 3 4 U N Dele gate 3 'Y R H CARTER Ron I don t let my studles Inter fere wlth my educatlon Basketball Reserve I 2 3 Football Reserve I2 Var 3 I-I Y 34 Lnter r Club 4 Math Science 34 Track 2 Varsity Club 2 3 4 U N Delegate 3 'QQ' '--v, 13 M JOHN COLLINS .lawn I have my car who could ask for more Perrysburg I Cranbrook School Sept I949 to Mar I95O Macomber Vocation al Sept l95O to Oct l952 JEAN ETTE GEORGETTE CROUBELS Jeanette Quiet, dlgnlfled, but always ready for fun Commercual Club 2,3,4, F H A I,2,3, Gnrls Glee I,4 I I ,X S S W S A 4A Ak , eg s .- , , , : , , 5 - S Sify 5 i- , : 0 Y 5 ' , : I, 5 A , , J 551, Qi . ,V 4,3 V, S 1 ,fn . i f ' V..,r S I I ,S 4 ,, , if -. ,si 1' Q S , 5 . ,I f S , 2 ' - . D 3 ,ta .lrwl Rfk Q--ff-v W' -er NANCY JANE CUMMINS Nancy Youll have to admit shes hard to beat. Annual Staff Assoclate Sen Edltor 4 Band 2 3 4 Boosters Club 4 F T A 3 Sec 4 Gurls Ensemble 2 3 4 A A I Glrls 'P Jr Class Lea 2 Math Sc: ence 3 4 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Student Councul 4 Y Teens 3 4 U N Delegate 3 ROBERT DAUER o Large of stature blond f halr A answer t a y grls prayer n I 24 Pres 3 ketball Reserve 3 Boosters Club 4 Boys Glee 2 Foot a Reserve I Varsnty 4 r Pres I2 e Pres es Hn Y Orch I Student Councnl 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Varsl y Club 23 4 Drum Major 3 German Band 23 4 Sensor Class Pres Brass Sextet 3 4 MONICA MARY DOMINIQUE Monte Much mnrth and no mad ness All good and no badness St Ursulme Academyl An nua Staff Art Edltor 4 Boosters Club 4 F T A 3 Treas 4 Gxrls Glee 24 Jr Class Lea 2 Lnterary Club 24 Sec 3 Math Sc: ence 3 Sec Treas 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Student Councll 4 YTeen 34 U N ele gate 3 'lv GENE H DUTY Hotrod Do your best and leave the rest All class play 3 Baseball Reserve 3 Varsity 4 Boys Ensemble 3 Boys Glee l 2 3 4 Mixed Cborus3 4 xi-.AL 3' iv' f? , is l 31: f xx V MARCIA ELSE Marcia To iudge this girl you must know ber A Class Play 3 Annual Staff Associate Senior Edi tor 4 Booster s Club 4 Girls ee 3 Literary C ub Spanish Club 4 Y Teen 3 4 U N Delegate 3 MERLIN EMCH Buddy No a sinnerg not a saint. All Class Play 2g Annual Staff, Advertising Manager 4g Basketball Reserve Man- ager lg Basketball Varsity Manager 2g Booster's Club 4g Football, Reserve l,2g Varsity 3,45 F. T. A, 3g Hi- Y 3,4g Literary Club l,2g Math-Science 3,4g Track 3, 4g Varsity Club 2,3,4. -Q.. T 1l: 'f fi C ' f. 95544 A ROLLAND EMCH Junie An all around good fellow. F. F. A. l,2,3,4g Reporter 4. JOYCE EVANS Joyce The chalcest thungs n lfe came ln small packages Glrl s Glee 3 4 NANCY HELEN FORD Nance A Ford wnth all the extras All Class Play 2 Annual Staff Photography edutor 4 Band l 2 3 4 Boosters Club 4 Cheerleader Reserve l rsnty 234 F T A s 4 l eos 3 .lr Class Lea Math Scxence 3 4 Orchestra l Spanlsh Club 4 Student Councxl l 24 Y Teen 3 4 Sophomore Class V Pres Sensor Class VPres UN Delegate 3 Basketball Af tendant 4 Ali' WWTM5 f fk fifffwmbfr W If-iw V -r ' DORIS ANN FRUSHER Dons I-ler friends are many her foes are they any Band I 2 3 4 Booster s Club 4 Commerclal Club 3 L11 erary Club 2 Orchestra l Red Cross 2 Q SHIRLEY GORDON Shlrl J X Happy am l from care I am free Zi I -09' Commercual Club 3 4 F H I 2 3 Glrls Glee 4 Cross l JEANETTA ANN GRINER on l have a heart with raom for every joy. Bocster s Club 44 Commer- ' Club234'. .A.' Girls Glee 2 34 Literary Club GAYE GURTZWEILER Gazie It was her thinking of others that made you think of her. Booster's Club, Secretory 4, Commercial 3, Y-Teen 3. DAN HAAS Jake He holds o post-mortum on his Chevie every day. Annual Staff, Associate So- ciety Editor, Baseball, Re- serve l,2, Varsity 3,4, Boos- ter's Club 4, Red Cross 4, Varsity Club 3,45 Jr. Class. Lea. 2. ROLAND HALBERT W' J , ,.-nn' Mick If playing basketball was a crime, this guy would now be serving time. Annual staff, Associate sports editor 4, Baseball, Re- serve lg Basketball, Reserve l, Varsity 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3, Vice Pres. 4, Math Science 3, Varsity Club 2,3,4. 'Q I, KX CTITY J . l 3 EP 4 'ik , BETTY JO HART Betty Jo Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whom- ever she may Band l,2,3,4, Booster's Club 4, Commercial Club 3,45 Girls Glee l, Something Staff, Advertising Manager 4. JOHN R. HUEBNER Zip A little nonsense naw and then is relished by the best of men. Baseball, Reserve l,2g Var- sity 3,45 Basketball, Reserve 2,3, Varsity 4, Boaster's Club 4, Football Reserve l, 2, l-li-Y 3,4, Jr. Classical League l, Pres. 2, Math- Science 3, 4, Mixed Chorus lg Student Council 2,3, President 4, Varsity Club 3,4, President of Sophomore Class, UN. Dele- gate, 3. DAVID R. HUFFORD Dave A man of strong opinions. Basketball, Reserve l, 2' Varsity 3,4, Football, Re- serve l, Varsity 2,3,4, F. T. A, 3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Liter- ary Club 2,3,4, Math-Sch ence 3,45 Some-thin' Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, Student Council 4, Track l,2, , g Varsity Club l,2,3,4, Area Hi-Y Secretary 4, UN. Delegate, 3. S RONALD HUFFORD Ron The rule states that sports and girls never mix, but who follows rules. Annual Staff, associate sports editor, 4, Basketball Reserve l,2,3, Vorsity 4, Football, Reserve l, Varsity 2,3, Co-Captain 4, Pres. 4, Hi-Y 3,4, Track 2,3,-4, GERALD D. JACOBS Jake He knows it and knows he knows it. Baseball, Reserve l, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Football, Reserve l, Jr. Class. Lea. 2, Math- Science 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class Secretary, UN. Delegate, 3. JOYCE JIMISON J.J. Good nature is the very air of a good mind. Annual Staff, Underclass as- sociate 4, Commercial 2,3, Treas. 4, Girls Glee l,2,3,4. LEAH RAE LA FARREE Creech I drunk the wnne of aspnra fron andthe drug of Illusion therefore I am never dull Annual Staff Underclass Edntor 4 Boosters Club 4 Cheerleader Reserve rslty 23 4 F T A A A 3 4 1 ass L Vnce Pres 2 Llterary 2 3 4 Math cuence 3 Reporter Mrxed Chorus 2 Red Crass 2 Spanish Club 4 Student Councll 4 Y Teen 3 4 MARJORIE ELAINE LASKEY Margie She spreads about that cer tam spell that makes all people thmk her well osters Club 4 F T 4 Grrls Ensemble 4 Girls ee 234 Jr Class 2 Literary Club I 2 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Somethl Staff 4 Spanish Club 4 Y Teen 4 N ffl RAY D LUSH ER UY Speech ns great but sulence IS greater Math Sclence 3 4 l fx . .-. .,gyf.,,,, wt I-.q,,.Q.t .. 7.2, -Jil uf' -19' ll' Q-sf 5 .-4,,,.-, JJ sxgiff 1 NANCY ANN MAINZ Mainz Laughter makes the world go round and Mainz has it spinning. All class play 2,35 Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief 45Bar1d l,2,45 Sec. 35 Booster'sClub 45 Commercial Club 25 F. T. A. 35 G. A. A. l,35 Sec. 25 Pres. 45 Literary Club 25 Student Council 2,3,45 Y- Teen 3,45 Freshman Class Treasurer5 U.N. Delegate, 35 Brass Sextet 3. MARY ANN MATHENEY Mary Ann Ability involves responsibility All class play 45 Annual Staff, Circulation Manager 45 Audio Vis. Club 25 Boos- ter's Club 45 F. T. A, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 2,3,45 Girls Glee l,2,3,45 Jr. Class. Lea. 25 Literary Club 2,45 Pres. 35 Math Science 3,45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Y-Teen 3,45 U.N. Delegate 3. THOMAS H. MAY Tom l started as an average kid, I finished as a thinking man. Jr, Class. Lea, 25 Math! Science 3, Pres, 45 Orches- tra l5 Spanish Club, Sec. 45 U.N, Delegate 3. -41 52 5 i il if 51 K -l S! if Q36-13292 fkfh W 'Q' Y S' ALICE M. McCLOUD Al Full ef wtalm and Origlnallty. All class play 4, Annual Stalf, Buslness Manager 4, Eanil l2,3, Boosters Club ' Cneerleader 4' F T f e s Lea ec rea 2 Llte ary Cub Treas 3 MatlwS lpnce Orchestra l Stucen uncll YT n 3 4 Junuor Class Secretary UN Delegate 3 Basketball Attendant 4 MARY JEAN MERRILL lKernI Jean Darla barred and fascmatung to the eye Annual Staff Society asso clate edltor 4 Booster s Club 4 Cheerleader 3 G A A 3 4 Girls Ensemble 2 3 4 Grs Glee l234 Llteray 2 3 4 Matl'1Scuence 3 4 Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Red ross 2 Student C uncul I 2 YTeen 3 Freshman FC tball Attendant Delegate 3 DONALD H MOSER Don wGxS O l' Sentln C ru 'Y uf' L' ,Q 4, , , . A. 3, mm S. 4, G. A. A 1,2, y 3,4 Jr. Clas, .Q S - T s g r f l S l,2, ' ,. 4: A 1 b C ' 3,45 g l t Ca 4, - ee ' Sec, l fl f T- I! C7 If I il f I A J - I 45 J V F' A It ' o g UN. '14 . . 1' M' 3 .Wh b I , Al X' :DC T. a IJ '.'.' Y ,Q t A ,E it F, P, A, 12,34 - Qu, I an ' f M-ed be 3 1 , 5- x MARILYN MOSER Mossher Always willing to lend a hand5 high in athletics she has a stand. Booster's Club 45 Commer- cial Club 2,35 G. A. A, 3,45 Girls Glee l,2,3,45 Literary Club 2,35 Pres. 45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Y-Teen 3,4. yy J' SHIRLEY MYERS Shirley Somewhat quiet and mighty pleasant. Girls Glee l,4. VERA OSBORN Vero An individual with individuality. F. l-l, A. 25 Girls Glee 4 'YH 14 13' 1.1 ii she' J' SHIRLEY PERKINS Perkie Full at fun and mischief tcc, doing things she shouldnt do ' 1 Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4g BOOstQr's Club 4g Ccm- mercial Club 4g G. A. A, 2, ! 3,45 Girls Glce l,2,3,4g Lit- erary Club 3,4q Math-Sch ence 3,4g Mixed Chorus 2g Spanish Club 4g Y-Teen 3 4, JOHN PERRY John Qametimcs h sits an t inks sometime h 1 st si s Annual Staff Au Edit B 2 Math Science 3 4 JOHN PIATT John A WlZard n the lide trcmb ne u IO Vi Cluv E r 4 O x rsitx 3 4 VC 2 3 V r rs C Un me l Trac i c rche tra l Cr rrsi L, 2 3 A n B nfl Sextet 3 4 H F l 'iv' NANCY POGGEMEYER Nan There as nothing llke fun us there9 2 3 4 GlrlS 'Z. ... P ,btw ,Z H J' DAVE QUIDORT Doc Dlstunctlon wlth o dlfference class ploy A Bosenol Reserve l Booster 5 Club 4 otbczll Var :ty 3 4 C 5 Loo 2 Moth Sclencg 34 Student Councll 3 Truck 3 Ver :ty Club 3 4 U N Dele gore 3 LOIS REDOUTY Lone A rnczlden sweet wnth ut pre t be blessed w h mc n ond cornrnrzn 'cnfg B o'ter 5 Club Af Cbrnmer Club 2,3,4' G. , . ,4' r' be 2 , g Mixed Choru' 3,4 Orcha- t ' Red Cross . .Jani KHP ,R Q sb? X '5-jf: ,kgs ., CHARLES R RIDEOUT u hue fhebrwd SQ w Annu mf A A xcru In lTr4 un H Bam 2 3 5-f 4 Mo cfence 3 ro Saver 3 4 Germ Bond 2 3 4 NANCY IRENE ROUX Nancy She hos set her qool hugh she II reach Class plov 1 3 Bond Se 4 Boosters Club 4 G A G r 5 G e oss CJ I.: orv C ub 3 4 Mot cuence Club Delegate 3 Y Teen 4 ELIZABETH JANE RUSSELL Betty No one km wb what she can t she tr 19 ester CMJ 4 Ccmmcr I' A 4 M th SCILVN . 'if 4-M' W. ,gg SVN ll MARGI E J SABO Marge Full at pep and right in step Boosters Club 4 G A A G G l 2 Literary 4 Mixed Chorus Treasurer 4 Student Coun 4 Y Teen 3 V Pres ROBERT SARVER Sarver isnt w I that worr me its the women A Class Play 3 Football Reserve l Varsity 2 3 4 l-li Y 3 4 Math Science 3 4 Red Cross V Pres 3 Span ish Club 4 Studcnt Council reds 4 ack r itx C uh ni Class Treasurer UN Dcle gate 3. SHIRLEY SUE SARVER ue Royalty was in all her ways heaven in her eyes and in each gesture dignity and ove. A Class Play 3' Band l 2 4 Treas. 3' Boosters Club 4' Commercial Club 2' G. . A, 55, . Pr . 5 Girls Ensemble 253,45 Girls Glee 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Orchestra lg Somethin' Staff, Society Editor 45 Stu- dent Council 3, V. Pres. 45 Y-Teen 3, Chaplain 45 Freshman Class Secretary5 Junior Class Preside-nt5 Sophomore Football Attend- ant5 Junior Football Attend- ant5 Football Queen 45 Toledo Area Student Council Queen 4. if vh- -S Q.-.. 1 f?f'?' ' , - 'f 11 . New ' - . , 'f ,H 5: BARBARA SATTLER Pessy As fond of sports os ony boy Booster's Club 45 F. H, A. fn---Q, 2,3, Gurls Glee, Pres. 4, Jr. x Closs. Leo. 25 Student Council 2. CHARLES SATTLER Charlle My words are few but spok Q' en wlth sense A KENNETH A SCHALLER Kenny Meekness is not weakness nd 1 2 3 4 3 4 Moth Sclence 3 4 ls- v'- 1 -sv.. ,nw 'M' ...mimi 'cv Eff... t... qs-v4'Q' NANCY ANN SCH RAMM Nance Be merry and be wise. Annual staff administration co-editor 45 Band I,2,3,45 Booster's Club 45 Commer- cial Club 2,3,45 F. T. A. 3 45 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Major- ete 4' Red Cross l2' Y- Teen 3 4 German Band 3 4 1 RICHARD SCOTT Dlck I am happy what s e matter with the rest of the world? Baseball Reserve I 2 Varsity 4 Jr Class Lea Math Science 3 SHIRLEY ELIZABETH SEILING She is pretty to walk with y to tak with an pleasant to thunk about Commercial Club 2 3 F H 2 Glee I 2 3 4 Literary Club I Mixed Chorus l2 dent Council l X I JERRY SHIPLE Not that I love study less but fun more Boseboll Reserve 2 Vorsltv Foo ball Reserve rsltv 2 3 4 F l-l Y 3 Preslden Red Cross 4 Varsuty Club 2 3 4 EVELYN MAE SM ETANA Evle Great thoughts come from the heart Annual staff associate un derclass edntor 4 Boosters Club 4 Commercial Club 2 G 2 3 4 I Ensemble 3 4 G ls Glee l ' l T I' ' Mixed Chorus l 2 3. TOM SMITH The world knows nothing of its greotest men, Basketball, Reserve l, 2, Varsity 3,4g Boosters Club 4g Boys Glee 25 l-ll-Y 3,4g Math-Science 3, 4g Mixed Chorus l,2g Track lg Vor- sitv Club 3,4g UN. Dele- gate 3, JEFF SPAHN lm not lazy folks lm ust in love with sleep Football Reserve l MARTHA SPECK Mort She wins a place in every one s heart Commercial Club 2 3 4 F H A 24 Treasurer 3 Dis trict Representative 3 G A 2 3 4 e Teen 3 4 ANNETTE THORNTON Honey Sl1e's nicest as her own sweet self. Booster's Club 4g F. H. A. 2g Girls Glee 4g Literary Club lg Spanish Club 4g Y- Teen 4. CLIFFORD VANDENEYNDE Sklp He s quiet because he thanks a ot 'Fri' W Baseball Reserve 3 Varsuty NORMAN WARNS Pete Wherever he funds himself In llfe hell make a good 1' addition 'hd' PEGGY WISER 99 Good nature us but one of her virtues All Class Play 4 Annual H Staff Sensor edltor 4 Band l 3 4 Presndent 2 Booster s Club 4 Commercial Club 2 G A A l24 secretary 3 Gtr s Ensemble 2 3 Girls Glee l 2 Mlxed Chorus l 2 Orchestra l, Student Councll 2,3, secretary 4, Y Teen 3, Presudent 4, Freshmen class vice presldent, Sensor class treasurer, German Band 2,3, 4, Basketball attendant 4 '1-s s-an K TS? '7 ! l lvl! wr DOLORES WITZLER Dee Self help is the best help Ban l 2 3 Treasurer 4 Boosters Club 4 G A A s ee Class Lea 2 Math Science 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 Somethm staff Busnness manager 4 Spanish Club treasurer 4 Student Councal 4 YTeen 34 ARNOLD WOLF Arme Men of rew works are the best men Boys e 2 F Track 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 JOHN WOOLLEY I remember well those les sons as for what l ave learned that as a dlfferent matter All Class Play 3 Audlo Vls Club l Basketball Reserve l 2 3 Varslty 4 Booster s Club 4 Football Reserve l 2 Varsity 3 co coptam 4 H1 Y 3 secretary 4 Math Sclence 34 Spannsh Club 4 Track l 2 3 4 Varsl y Club 3 Vnce presldent 4 fT f Q-Z MARJORIE ZOLL Margie Happy is the girl who finds wisdom. Girls Glee 2, Jr. Class. Lea. 2, Literary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Math-Science 3, Program chairman 4, Mixed Chorus l,2, Somethin' staff, editor- ial editor 4, Y-Teen 3,45 Sophomore class treasurer, U.N. Delegate 3. 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H 3 1 ,V 7 3 4 U ,Tia xlm 7 x I :I , CLASS OF 1954 The Junlors have come a long way to be the hears to the Senror throne In thexr three high school years they have been actlve nn sports band clubs and music They have had their share of convocatzons pucnucs splash partles and dances This year they had the Harvest Moon Ball convocatlons they received their class rlngs and to end the year a pxcnlc Wlth Ron Surnmons President Fritz Shuteldt Vnce President Pat Londeree Secretary and Bob Lyons Treasurer the Juniors have establnshed themselves for the Corning year In the past year the Junlors have been under the supervsslon ot Mass Morgan Mr Blayney and Mrs Hanley who belng the trainers have got them ready for the starring part nn next year s Bug Show 9 .v ' AP' .. A 5- 5- 2' ww . by TW . A N ..43.,. ,-1 .L 5 ' ' rv I I I ' I l 1 ' ' 1 1 I I ' I I I I I I I I I ' I ' I ' ' I II I II ' . I l A A if . , I B A W, Y c am ., . 4,13 ,WZ .. .PA 'tg - H W ? l. ,L Pat Artz I in-i!T 2i I, 'W Wayf' jx. T-'ww' ,gi Q M 1 W3 A A Bill Bayer Mary Bayer Barbara Beck yy, ,- V' Dave Beck Sandra Bernard Sandra Bohner Marilyn Bortel Gretchen Braun E' Ruth Brlnker Bill Brukwicki Marlene Burdo EM En, ,. ,:- QBME..-4 QQ qv , - rv' -fd Q15 Q4 ,K 5 Jill Canfueld Bob Carstensen Pete Cope '11 -0-, Gale Caldwell i s az., 4 -M 'lem-J Tom Craine 'N fi, b x 'CIT' Carol Davis Rose Dishong Don Duhamel Karen Dunbar Evely . ' ,J 5 4 7, ' Mb N . rQa-N ZP- 511 Q w..f ds S Q:-:7 c- Y' F , I' 'V Barbara Eisel Shirley Emch Charles English Linda Fisher John Franks ,ltr .., I . -' x 4 .'. 3 .. - , 3215 5 vu ,,' Qu' - if -Q. 'Q 5' ' xi IE Sv x l Qi -H? 9 if-7 s in Irene Giaimo Edna Gordon Frances Grames John Haas Peg Haas W ss'- fhf V' X f if' I , Wayne Halterman Jerry Hess Melvin Himburg Connie Honsberger Marilyn Houck .Q-5 fi - liis K 3 fggaiw 4 A ,x ,sank ,, -E ' U05 ix 4' fi ' A 'ln i X s Wx Grace Howard Don Kaetzal Ed Kamenca Marda Kazmaier Pat Kern i K ' i I Wm Q, 'Q' Y :OX 'Cs Y' , 1' . T S' 'V 1 1 'K 1,45 'X...4 +' F mam, N E' A Loretta King Pot Klinger Alice Kohl Arnold Kreger Shirley Leydorf 'jf' 'H G' Q.-uf Judy Lippert Rita Mogrum Marie McClain Norma McCullough Sue McPeek an v 5 xt'-f :L Fr Charles Melchert Barbara Morlock Mary Nitsch Charles Peterson Owen Puse A J . 5-Q? If-I MQ . if ' ' enxnx GU Judy Ray Mary Ann Rinehart Charles Rinker Dick Savial Glenn Schaller ' 4 we W ffm' ' Gr-v' as Marge Schramm J tt S h t Phil Segerstrom Ann Shelly Norm Soldwish I j' eanne E C US ef 'wily' Q50 f : .-3 , b . 5 A J 5' Ella Jean Spllker Bob Sfeinline Carol Stevens Shirley Stultz Sandy Sutter 50 '53 Jo Ann Tinney Q. f . ilN Eugene Weidner ., xx, Wi 'nun-V ., Jim Van Orden 1 ,9- Lf-x,, warg x. Phil Whitner if W .. X C Shirley Wilson Margaret Witzler Charlotte Olcenka TQ Evald Veller Barbara Warnimont Rachel Warns , .f., 1 Eh . msmw? ,h A 1-luv Af Qi: 4 Bill Williams Duane Williams ima '- , us. -.-,x -'fi -f fu. QF' fi ,v :mek Na, ,, a 4-, if if if Q., Q x 1 Qi, ,K 4 F ,Y I 'W Q ffl'- ,,...-I 3 ig:-gg,,..,w., , 1 A' Z4 ffl aaa! fro 4 if Q X A K in -ET- I ,f Wy, - ' ly .3 . Q wi f 5 , : ,mu . 4 Hi JJ, 1115 1' ' agfffif 70 S gt I dv' S -Q, - 5 I 5 I 4 I A V' V ,QQ . ' .Y Y' A 4 4 ?' ' 1 J 1 ' Mt... ... , 2 QM -1-3,,' ij :jf 1 ' CLASS OF 1955 ed The Sophomores have really shown P.H.S. how to make the class active in the past year. With their picnics, a convocation, and a square dance called the Barn Frolic they have come through with flying colors. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Huebner, Mr. Strow, Mrs. Flavell, and Miss Reuthinger they have learned to adjust themselves to demand the best. 'They look to the leaders Jack Caple, President, John Burkhart, Vice President, Dan Williams, Secretary, and Mike Davis, Treasurer, for all the good times that have been given at P.H.S. i i ,fl-wr 4 'f-is 'ir' Yxi if Jam Adams 'IZ Q Q59- Bob Baker 2 'inv- a Burdo QF if 4 Q ' I I Jlm Coleman , Q C i es' ' 941' le Duck w-,L s ls- i S ua Carolyn An kenbrant WWE WWW 'snag fir' wr '- lllagean Boos '-1 '51 Joyce Artz wa 'N 1'-fy. Julle Boyd t Qi-19 Uv' rv Donna Caldwell Jane Cable 'Pi 'QV M iw., Donna Cope Judy Cro ne Q- for 5 Y 1. 110 Vw 'i sf 1:7 bex 'Z ' K.,- lm Artz Joyce Atherton ig Wwe. Barbara Brown Jlm Buckenberger fix -gp 'C7 'Lfy Cynthia Carmlchael Carol Carer 3'3- gs-M 'M ixvsg Wu,- N-D l ,.'5 'xJ I 'M Robert Cubberly Ted Dartt ,mn v is ,xx 'lm .- any ' -iv I iv'-f if 5 . sb' l gf Dauer Sharon Davis Vernette Domunlque Nancy Drouard Mary English Sabra Farquharson Russell Foster Q f Sara Gay 41 Larry Hartwlck if Bully Hnllabrand I fs 4' 9 fx-3 'C' 324' 1 Tom Flnch Judy Fnshack Howard Fnshbaugh Ronnle Forsythe mmf TWWPWZVX' fb rm.. Thelma Foster Olen Frless wmv Nancy Frusher Pat Gamby ,fm wr fa: ,,,...... -vw '9' C ul Haas Phnlup Halloran Jackne Handley Carol Hanely fa ' VX Y '!Y' Shlrley Hengle Ruta Hennan Roger Hernandez Ruth Ann Hull HBP IQ v-ff' 2 'mn' Duck Honner Bull Hundt Marcia Hurst Cynthla Hutton 57 y 1 1 y r r. A . Qs-j1g,,h A F X- AY -- ' Va-:45.'i1 s K '. A '- - VN '- 'ff X V r ' W 2. 9 r N V. . VVVV , 4 V 2 I , 7 Qs , V - Q., ' are 9 L - Y 4.5 ' 'Nr' ' . 5, I V- ' 5 ,ww A -. A , k, f' A V - H, ' R , W: s if li , . f , . I ,g H' ,Q Y . 1 R- -Q , X ' tq r X ' 'Q I 5' R ra, 53' 4 A - gm. Z .. '21 A V Wm. EIN 19' P 5+ ec. . . . ffff'2'f1f'f ' r if .. I f ,xp ay , my - ' rx ' ,xf 'N'xx , . K x an A, ' I V 1 -Lg '-J r ,, I R ' A ' f ww , R K A r . n 4. f R R- R R' R- , , 1 X 'f', ' if 1 5, 5 A! Ks ,Lf X Q .,- , 4' s xf, an DOr1r10 JIrY1lSOn Joan Kellermeler Sharon Kirby Mary Kledzik Sv- X hr Frank Kos Lesley Lame Judy Leyland Harry Lnmmer J 'l57 'V'4NQ' fan Phlllp Moy June Nollenberg 4 X 'AS .- 5 4 N , 5 x , fg s X ' L4 xl .I 'q W . , -,.,,,.2 J Xl n I Dean Parrnsh Melda Peterson Jeannine Phllllps Margie Pizer Myrtle Pryor el Nancy Pug Mary Ann Pulsung Mary Rend Roselyn Rnes Janese Relther 'EGU' WW ' i Y 7' sz' 5 8. Marilyn Reutzel Lynette Richards Bob Rlvera Sharon Ryder Carol Sabo '4-4 ib- Y s Us. when Y ' -dns- iv 3- v ...LK June Sargent Arnold Schaller Jane Schaller Pat Schaller Charles Schramm gf . lv 5 '!?, Doris Schramm Annette Schuster Melvin Schwind Gerald Simmons Dorothy Snyder Ty.. -fn '35 .5 s.. A 'rv .xx Joan Soldwish Nona Salt Carol Spilker Charlene St. Clair Ronald Stemen 59 Duck Sulluvan Sue Thomas 335 ' h M Q :S V' ,ew ' , Mmm: I 1'-x 1-4. .-. Giles Wideman Marilyn Witzler 4 p. bits W' iam Paulme Yanhs Lloyd Zaye Nancy Walker Don , X 33 -. ,-FAQS! , ,, , 'I ,L ' 93 4 il. 5- ,M K gi , ,Q i Z -6.3, if ,aa ,ff :5 'fhfi R. X-1 cs 1, 'fig 'Al le ' 1 fu: gg. g fgf . F , , Aer, ,K lx nf s ,Hs . V gi 631. N 11 f x 4 42,16 'S 4 4 1 ' x 1' 3' , J if A 47 .., 4 x , if, .5 .th 4. . S 1- Q12-'fv:.:P ' 'Y W, a Jn ? X YA. if 'SIL s Q . Q X f.. 9 . if f 'S 'UM QL CLASS OF 1956 'T i 'J The Freshman, the class of l956, have taken their first big step upward into a new high school world. They have been under the guidance of the great trainers Mrs. McHugh, Mr. Jones, Mr. Whitacre, and Mrs. Braun to start them on their way to a great career. Having chosen Tom Morrison as the big boss, they have had a square dance and a picnic. To show their ability to learn they had a speaker talk at a convocation about Abe Lincoln. The other officers of the class of i956 are: Vice President, Pete Waldo, Secretary, Joan Mullen, and Treasurer, Gloria Stanley. S Qu! N Phyllis Ames Carol Mae Baker . S t . .Y J xx ,.,,-a v 5 ,,.. A LJ me '-:J I RX Q gf. 4 , ,fy-:,,s-.4 r pp ' 14- V m e Wifi, 9 v ' Y N, T I S 4 i x, . A If . 1 .SJ Gerry Bernard Lou Eva Bernard 4 E 'f- 1- . '- Q 'U dv K '4- 5, LT. if I M Betty Boyd Jackie Brookmyer Peggy Caldwell ML Q' Xf X - . I V Q , it sl Gerald Carter Ramon Castro Bill Clayborne sv ' '.-xr-6. C ,., A ' Q I uf . if KE If i RM'-C A C' ix -4 , ff 'L A, .x P . Eugene Davis Irene Delmontte Tom Dietz . ,K .I sf 1 I ' 21 I ' mb ' ' 9 l ' 5 'et C Y Q Q A M 2 Roger Elliott Eddie Evans Beve Fahrer sf Susan Canfield :ffm i 4 33- :in 'bv 1 sf'-fr fl .vN 1 xr.. Betty Croce .4 . ,fvi 1,, Y' Brett Donham K Q lan ...f-I I James Fahrer Jerry Bohner H569 5 .vv-xg Q35 1 421: 4 Al Caple 45 I lv ,C if r Ted Cummins ,ge In KIA QV' - Bob Dotts P f Q., ii 5. x Don Ferguson y ifwkyirf :W fr H ,. H, fb, A we ,5 4: H L I I Y 4 . J Ivy. I J ' 1 2 F? 5 af- iiv Q? Pat Felitz Jay Friess JR 5-X El' l u 43 V . A :J Carol Greene Walter Hayes JV, Janet Holkovic 66 Carole Finch Rosie Fortener Charles Frederick ,A ,Q . . 4-.wi .ZW V 1 'I , ,AYWX 2' ba Henry Gray 8.-. vw-v Janice Friess E . -f N., 1' David Gray John Garn Sandy Grames xi 'N 'x. .P All i rn SWR Y 1 Ji, J l ' . ,..'.-ALM, e Kenny Giamo Dick Goeke Q vr'1X1- 5 Q xii- Dick Hahn 1-1 QP Molly Hepler Janice Herman Bob Hinger he 0 'i Q ' Y N 47:5 ' ' W' Z1 4- ur- 'T' - ..-nf ' 1 Ronnie Howard Doug Hufford Lowell Jacobs 'Wt Wllda Hanely 1 .f ,sr ,ggi-, 27, ...f 'yy Jack Hoffman Kr U N.-v Bob Jones 1 ' 4, ,,, ,A -ziggy, L C 5 gn C nf' 3 A I 'W' 5 -X 'sf Q' Vffjx ' sh., WP 'us ' KN- l. . Betty .lunge Tom Kamenca Jim Kazmaier Merle Kazmaier Clarence Keller ' X L 4.4-F' - L X '5 .. fl- fb- ,iv ' 'sv' Q 1'-fr - '1 1' , - 4 -gr f ...f V A My 5'-.. Jeanne King Don Kirby Carolyn Klaiber Ray Laubenthal Denny Lawrence we 45 fl X .-at ,,, - A be 'W we A 'Q hi 'A 'Sh 'TT' -ig 'bf if vi-:fix A Dave Leslie Fonda Leverton Tom Leyland Barb Lindsay Nancy Lippe ., 'ix T k, ,Q--Q-vi 1 Gini Lovejoy Juan Luna Franny Magrum Fred May Nancy MOZBY T' l Joan Mohr Claudette Moore Dale Morlock Carole Nissen Mary Ontiveros 67 Ted Payne Don Piatt lor' k 'OF' 'ap' Dorothy Pothast George Pratt Bob Protsik H9-' A-ix 'vt A Eldred Puse Jimmy Reitzel Linda Rideout Carol Reed l rm V an 'Na if 'rv' , . 4 ' Nev? - x me ,, i l l , M A. Donna Roux Dorothy Sahloff John Salay Sandra Sargent Gow Rick 7 Num, Chris Sarver 1-.F My-Q 'fin , ia .f 11 H . Bob Schaller Sarah Schaller Jean Schmidt Mary Ann Schramm Elaine Schwind --' ' l 'O 'J Q- , ,J -1 . J Mary Schwind Jeanette Sheldrick Lorna Schufelt Dick Slovak Carl Snyder 'ST Snyder -sw L.-f Kenny Starr it or 2 Bob Swanson 1' Gerald Unger Y Q- Fmff Wm i' ff' Judy Snyder W vu ,x Lf 3 Ray Stelnllne '? N-A Carol Tmney 'E Arlene Von Ewegen '34 'giant YZ' Elame Wulllams LeRoy Wxlllams Non Spreng it hi George Sprnngstead Barbara Stanford Qr' UN i fi Mary Ann Stewart WWW lxcw '94 YL Wu! Tom Thornton Vnrgmua Treece ' at 7 br' if 'ttf' Bob Voska Carolyn Wagoner we Vx FY S.4 T Hifi f, -Lal-. Bonnie Wlttenmyer Bqrb Wm-enmyer lirics Gary Strow Bob Suter 'JT David Turn Nan Westervelt sf Mary Ann Zapata 69 153 lf! E' 71 ' XJ Um! APY! NMC! Aff! HOMIE AYNHMI Ink Allitln Nancy Baker Loss Beard Bill Beck lane Bortel 'WM we Mac Bostdorf Elalne Bronson 9 i -L 3 Bob Brooks Anlta Brossra Glona Caldwell Kay Campbell Arturo Cantu Charles Caple Mary Carmlcheal ludy Chapman Prlscllla WW Tom Dunbar Pat Edwards Vlrllnla Carol Finch Nell Ford Paul Foster Sharon Garrett Farguharson WWW x Brenda Green Laura Hartwick Llnda Henry Reynoldo Mudge Hlll Ruth Hlllard Hernandez S6931 vs ,I Tom Klng Ted Kohankle llm Lalne Guadalupe Luna Boyd Marsh Ray Martln 1 M' 'S' Eugene Myers ludy Nachtrlob UIUY Nollenberger Eugene David john Morse Melchert Morningstar we gmm n ,N es Carole Rnes Delores Rles Ray Rivera Duck Roberts Trudy Robertson llm Russell Tony Sanders Duck Sarver lohn Schult W x R, Gene Collnns Clayborne uv Bob Glngnch Kay Goeke Bull Green 'YYY gm: Ieannine Hlrnburl R Chuckle llmlson lamce Kazrnaler Mnlls Kemper Ln? 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'fgtY,.a. -5 Q 'Em ' iw-fk-fav .' 1-, -.. ', '.-,y' -. ' ,A M A ' ., ' 11.12 817' , - - , -jw QA V 1 . ,Met -.JZ-'V ., fgffirf r J, a ,f .,, ., ,1 ,QQ-,N-as :gsm ax,-,hiv . I ,. in ' -o ff ,W Wwe I +,-......- gf -fx-x, 6 !, Lani sn' ,g4x1XJe,',:,,.,W Sd, S jr 63 , vs' I J H 3 iff: .v,. whim? 1 ,sfn A 'J- 4, ., uv., A 4' 1 X X ef' X ' X41 Peg Wiser-Jean Biltz--Attendants. John Huebner-Ron Simmons-Basketball players. , 1 I N 1 iff 'Cl lx' 99 The Royal Party: Attendants: Alice McCloud, Nancy Ford, Jean Biltz, Peg Wiser, President of the Student Council-John-Huebner, Basketball King-David Hufford, Queen-Kathryn Adams, and Vicky Stemen-Flower Girl. sl fl I M45 1-at 'f gh A . '1 ac. ' - ,H-Rafi iw ' 55552 Q- I 1 Alice McCloud-Nancy Ford-Attendants. Bob Lyons-Tom Smith-Basketball players. i fi The Royal Couple--Queen Kathryn and King David-Flower Girl-Vicky Stemen. John Huebner, president of the Student Council, crowning the Queen. XR i FIRST ROW: Nancy Mainz, Kathryn Adams, Betty Russell, Mary Ann Matheney, Margie Zoll, Monicia Dominique, Nancy Ford, Alice McCloud, Nancy Roux. SECOND ROW: Nancy Cummins. John Huebner, Dave Quidort, Bev. Bostdorf, Jerry Jacobs Tom May, Tom Smith, Peg Wiser. P 4?-5? , O ,, as , v...,l .Q .. A , W NAI IONAL HONOR SOCIE I Y fflfifi-A 97217 ' I3 ' Jwfi-'4g1'i-f.,..,. wf, g if y v si qvf . 295:72 :T,.'v',f2-A . .1 wal Honor Society is a national organization which honors out- Senior Students. To be chosen a member of this organization, a be outstanding in character, service, scholarship, and leader- twenty-eighth National Honor induction ceremony in Perrysburg was held on February 25th, bringing the total membership to and one. n students, the largest number ever chosen in Perrysburg, were in this year's National Honor service. These members elected stu- to represent the five characteristics of National Honor which are: Bearer--Nancy Mainz, Character-Peg Wiser, Scholarship--Bev Bostdorf, Leadership-John Huebner, and Service-Nancy Ford. f ffkvf W., .. W I ' '---...W v,,x gun bs M X QAZTQMKW 'ff ,pitif- D. Hufford, P. Beck, D. Carter, B. Hart, B. Bostdorf, D.WitzIer, S. Sarver, M. Laskey, M. Zoll. SOMETHIN' STAFF This years editor in chief Bev Bostdorf and the others on the Somethin' staff have worked hard trying to make this years Somethin' better than ever. They put out a 6 page issue at Christmas and a special issue devoted to Sportsmanship plus regular issues. All this has been made possible through the sponsor- ship of Mr. Munger. Dave Hufford Pat Beck Don Carter Betty Hart Bev Bostdorf Dolores Witzler Sue Sarver .....,....... Margie Zoll ..,........ 'W .-3- V- Marjorie Laskey .,.,... Sports Editor Exchange Editor Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Editor ln Chief Business Manager ...........Society Editor ......,....News Editor ......Editorial Editor SITTING: S. Perkins, Sports Editor, P. Wiser Senior Class M Halbert R Hufford Sports associates N Cummins M Else Editor, Nancy Ford, Montague, M. Matheney Circulation N Senior associates D Hass J K rn Society associates E Mainz, Editor-in-chief, A. McCloud, Business Manager K Smetana J Jimuson Underclass associates J Perry Adminls Adams, Society Editor, M. Dominique, Art Editor N Schramm tration associate Administration, L. La Farree, Underclass Editor STANDING AN N UAL STAFF The Annual Staff, which con- sists of members from Journalism class, each year produces the year book. These students worked hard and steady to produce the biggest and best year book ever complet- ed in the history of Perrysburg High. sr- I QQ FIRST ROW: N. Schramm, A. Shelly, J. Sheldrick, S. McPeek, V. Treece, K. Dunbar, B. Bostdorf. SECOND ROW: N. Mainz, J. Perry, D. Frusher, J. Schult, R. Worstell, S. Sutter. THIRD ROW: B. Rideout, S. Sarver, L. Rideout, D. Witzler, C. Camp- bell, A, Schaller. FOURTH ROW: M. Reed, B. Hart, M.'English, P. Kern, N. Roux, D. Goeke. FIFTH ROW: N. Ford, M. Pulsing, C. Fredericks, S. Williams, S. Sargeant, N. Westervelt. SIXTH ROW: D. Duhamel, J. Unger, J, McPe-ek, J. Decko, J. Spreng, MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW: P. Wiser, Sue, Canfield, N. Cummins, B. Schaller, K. Dunbar, C. Fredericks, S, Williams, N. Ford, N. Schramm, M. English. SECOND ROW: J. Sheldrick, S. McPeek, N. Wiser, K. Lawrence, S. Sarver, M. Pulsing, A. Shelly, N. Westervelt, L. Rideout, S. Sargeant, D. Witzler, N. Roux, M. Bortel, P. Londeree, P. Kern. THIRD ROW: M. Witzler, V. Treece, R Howard, L. Laine, D. Frusher, J. Schult, J. Perry, R. Worstell, . - ws 'M f. ' ':w: a,7,,5 A . , D. Dauer. SEVENTH ROW: P. Wiser, L. Laine, P. Londeree M. Witzler, N. Cummins, G. Pratt. EIGHTH ROW: B. Whitten mier, T. Paxne, B. Schaller, R. Hernandaz, S. Canfield, M Bortel. NINTH ROW: R. Howard, N. Wiser, K. Lawerence B. Whittenmier, R. Hernandaz, N. Pugh. TENTI-l ROW: C English, K. Schaller, D. Diely, S. Schaller, A. Lippert, V. Dom inique, B. Junge. CONCERT BAND N. Mainz, J. Platt, C. Campbell, D. Goeke, R. Hernandaz, M Reed, B. Hart. FOURTH ROW: S. Sutter, O. Puse, A. Schaller B. Ride-out. STANDING: T. Thornton, D. Platt, J. Unger, D Duhamel, V. Dominique, S. Schaller, A. Lippert, R. l-lemon daz, D. Diely, N. Pugh, C. English, B. Dauer, Mr. Jones- Director. f n I I H V V 4. l W 'C Q' 4 8. I 1 11' SRM, ' ge-4 251 s -if be l FIRST ROW: M. Himburg, M. Davis, D. Beck, R. Simmons, G. Caldwell, D. Williams, C. Melchert, B. Williams, B, Protsik, K Giamo, K. Starr, A. Schaller, G. Duty, R. Elliott, B. Lyons, F Wide-man, T. Leyland. SECOND ROW: A. Shelly, B. Bostdorf, M. Laskey, M. Houck, P. Kern, D. Caldwell, L. Redouty, J. Sold wish, P. Klinqer, V. Dominiaue, S. Kirby, P. Woolley, M, Dom iniaue, M. Craton, P. Artz. lHlRD ROW: Mr. Jones, J Lippert, M. Sabo, M. Moser, G. Howard, G, Braun, M. English C. Hutton, L. Laine, L. Fisher, M, Reitzel, N. Cummins, M Matheney, D. Schramm, B. Morlock. FOURTH ROW: J. Kern S. Sutter, P. Yantis, C. Sabo, P. Burdo, C. St. Clair, K. Adams C. Davis, T. Foster. PIANISTS: C. Carmichael, S. Sarver. MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS M. Saba .................................. Treasurer B. Lyons ...... ......................... S ecretary K. Adams ...... ........ S tudent Council M. Houck ................................ President ,W V-7 Mixed Chorus is a selected group composed of voices of students in the high school. This music group, under the direc- tion of Mr. Jones, presents music to school and public functions. Q .WE 1 , is FIRST ROW: K. Adams, P. Gamby, J. Schaller, S. Thomas, J. Phillips, M. Hurst, J. Evans, C. Sabo, L. Richards, C. Davis, L. Redouty, J. Kern, M. Saba, M, Moser, S. Perkins. SECOND ROW: B. Warnimont, C. Stevens, S. Ryder, M. Matheney, M. Dominique, R. Brinker, B. O'Leory, V. Osborn, S. Farguharson, G. Howard, A. Kohl, M. McClain. THIRD ROW: C. Car- michael, B Sattler. D. Schramm, L. Fisher, P. Artz. B. Morlock, J. Crane, C. Spilker, A. Thornton, N. Walker, M. Pizer, S. 'Il Sutter. FOURTH ROW: S. Gordon, N. Pugh, V. Dominique, P Klinger, J. Croubels, P. Yantis, E. Eckel, P. Hass. FIFTH ROW J. Jimison, S. Seiling, J. Leyland, C. Hutton, M. Peterson, C Carter, B. Tremsky, M. English, M. Kledzik, R. Ries, M. Reitzel C. Campbell, S. Myers. SIXTH ROW: H. Goodman, N. Mc Cullough, S. Stultz, P. Woolley, J. Soldwish, L. Laine, J. Kel lermeier, S. Kirby, M. Laskey, D. Caldwell, P. Burdo. GlRL'S GLEE CLUB .W The Girls' Gleelglub, under the direction of Mrs. Sgintag, consists of girls from the Sop K, ore, Junior, and Senior classes. T. e girls sing at , .cj school convocationstjand other school functions. ' 0 OFFICERS Peg Sattler .................................... Pres. Shirley Perkins ........................ Librarian Monica Dominique ..... ...... S tu. Council Shirley Seiling .......................... Librarian Kathryn Adams .................... Sec.-Treas. I-one .03 fs 'UU' J-, 3-2 5 f 1-'Ll Q Q35 Q' 5, sr ' I 4 I . 's.,1 3 it The that is The Jones, M. Davis, D. Williams, R. Slovik, R. Laubenthal K Glamo T Dnetz K Starr L Zaye G Pratt, L. Lusher, M. l-limburg, B, Protsilc A Wolf T Kamehca D Elliott F Goeke J Ly hs D, Beck, G. Caldwell, O. Friess, B. Williams J Adams C Frederlcks G Duty R Nameche J, Garn, W. Westervelt, E. Fuse, P. Hallaron T Leyland F May J Reltzel R Hahn BCYS' GLEE CLUB we of Mr functions. CU 5 o QD , is . X FIRST ROW: Barb Stanford, Sandra Grames, Gini Lovejoy, Sarah Schaller, Carolyn Klaiber, Molly Hepler, Donna Roux, Mary Zapota, Gloria Stanely, Nan Spreng, Lou Eva Bernard. SECOND ROW: Pat Felitz, Carol Greene, Elaine Schwind, Sandra Sargent, Virginia Treece, Carol Craig, Janet Holkavic, Betty Junge, Linda Rideout, Mary Ann Schramm, Lorna Shufeldt, is Carol Reed. THIRD ROW: Wilda Hanley, Joan Mullen, Dorothy Pothast, Janice Friess, Irene Dhelmontee, Peg Caldwell, Carol Tinney, Carol Finch, Gerry Bernard. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Williams, Judy Snyder, Nancy Lippe, Jackie Brookmeyer, Mary Schwind, Mary Ontiveros, Nancy Mazey, Carol Wagner, Jean Schmidt, Claudette Moore. FRESH MAN GIRLS GLEE The Freshmen Gi der the direction a music group men girls. This better und group pa to all the girls a music. This I functions. erstand OFFICERS Molly Hepler .,.................. Vice-President Carol Reed .............................. Secretary Carolyn Klaiber ........................ President Peg Caldwell ....... ...... S tudenl Council Joan Mullen ..........,................. Librarian Jean Schmidt ..................... .....Librorion ,wawwwfva v li uf Cynthia Carmichael, Evelyn Smctana, Kathryn Adama, Jean Mcrrlll, Sandy Sutter, Pat Kern, Jean Blltz, Ann Shelly, Sue Sarycr, Marlnzrle Laslfqvy JOAnn Sfaldwlsh, Nancy Cummins, Mary GIRL'S ENSEMBLE MADRIGAL SINGERS Pat Kern, Jean Biltz, Kathryn Adams, Nancy Cummms, Ann Shelly, Sue Sarvcr, Mary Ann SECOND ROW: Fred Wudeman, Tom Leland, Gene Duty, THIRD ROW: Duane Wllluams, Ran Simmons, Chuck Melchert. l Ann Matlacncy. X 5 2 1 qv -J WE W? K Qldllp V rg li J, Mullen, B. Tremsky, J. Leland, F. May, J. Lyons, B. Hundt, B. O'Leary, J. Phillips, S. Gay, G. Wideman, J. Burkhart, M. Witzler, S. Kirby, C, Hutton, V. Diminque, C. Carmicheal, L. Laine, P. Woolley, J, Fishack, N. Pugh, N. Drouard, M. English, S. Heigle, Mrs. Braun, D. Sulli- van, J. Caple, R. Nameche. JUNICR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League better known as the Latin Club consists of all second year Latin students. The Latin Club under Mrs. Braun study material per- taining to old Roman times. Each year the Latin Club holds a Roman banquet, where every- one wears clothes of the Roman times. f 7,27 uf J. N. N. C. G. OFFICERS Mullen ....................., President Pugh ........................ Treasurer Dominque .................. Secretary Carmichael ........ Vice-President Widemon ........ Student Council N ,.., Am,-.-s--.Ln-ws . -t .,5g. ,X 11' fy gf B Brownlee J. Blokemon, T. Moy, L. Lo Forree K Adams M Motheney Mlss Morgan B Sorver J Woolley, N. Ford, D. Hufford D Carter A Thornton P Beck M Else S Perkins M Rinehart, N. Cummins, D. Wltzler B Bostdorf SPANISH CLU B The Sponlsmdlhder the supervision of 'lieven years ogo. 1 fhestudents the history Fherico, Spain, ond I 11 QA -W9 gfjs- , B. Bostdorf, K. Dunbar, P. Londeree, L. La Farree, A. McCloud, N. Cummins, M. Matheney, S. Bernard, R. Brinker, N. Schramn, J. Lippert, M. Rhinehart, P. Klinger, M. Dominique, J. Biltz, S. McPeek, M. Houck, M. Laskey, C. Honsberger, M. McClain, G. Howard, Miss Morgan, K. Adams, N. Ford, B. Morlock, M. Bortei, P. Kern, D. Quidort, D. Hufford, G. Broun, Miss Munger. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB , ' gait . ffffffzig, fi-gs., 'L , M fl V. f if The Future ifgachers of is o group orgonildxfo promote and to give studeqgjexperience This club Miss Mo Munger ,o5gQ. rge of tg moni- tors the re fdshments at teachers' meetings. , , 96 'eff-ff5f OFFICERS Monica Dominique, Alice McCloud, Nancy Ford, Nancy 'i ?9'w M. Witzler, K. Dunbar, P. Kern, M. Kazmaier, N. Ford, A. McCloud, L. La Farree, S. Perkins, S. Sutter, J. Lippert, N. Roux, B. Morlock, B. Russell, Mr. Strow, M. Houck, M. Bortel, B Bostdort, C. Campbell, A. Kohl, J. Biltz, M. Matheney, M. Rinehart, J. Merrill, D. Witzler, M. Dominique, N. Cummins, M. Zoll, M. Bayer, G. Braun, R. Carter, T. Smith, R. Simmons, D. Hufford, P. Whitner, C. Melchert, M. Himburg, B. Lyons, F. Wideman, D. Williams, D. Beck, K. Schaller, O. Puse, J, Perry, B, Rideout, J. Huebner, D. Carter, D. Quidort, J. Woolley, B. Brownlee, R. Lusher, B. Brukwicki, B. Bayer, T. May, J. Jacobs, E. Kamenca, P. Segerstrom, F Shuteldt. MATH SCIENCE CLUB L. La Farree, Reporter, J. Jacobs, Vice President, M. Zoll, Program Chairman, M. Dominique, Secretary-Treasurer, T. May, President. 3-. . 4, , ,a.,.,,. The Math-Sciehcebglub, under the supervision of Mr. is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America. This club's main importance is to further student's interest in math and science. ' 4. M., gem SSVQW '. 2lw ',sa , ' , 57. arg, n g 'Y' U V. -1 I YA? 99' L' A 1, ' Q V51 . , N U-an Q aJ1 5 'YL sy ifwf ws. gg? i up ,. fn? wg f.. 'f ' A M? E F? 21' L W6 .It -9 an 21 'fftii +A. - 15?- gi 4 f K S , lllltst l 3 fx wuz, . ya Mrs l-lonley C Stevens J Scholler P Gomby S Wllson S Perknns J Hondly P Scholler B Hort J Renther L Rxchords C Sobo l. Redouty M Croton R Dlshong S Leydorf C Honsberger J Tlnney N Schromm B Russell J Jamison E Smetono P Burdo J Croubels S Boyer R Worns B Wormmont B Elsel M Russell P l-loos A Kohl E Spllker S Emch R Mogrum D Jnmnson J Artz D Coldwell S Gordon N McCullough M Reld J Atherton M Nutsch F Gromes M McClom T Foster B Ames M Speck H Brlnker L Kang C Corter D Schromm J Cople C Dovls COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS A Kohl B Russell J Jxmlson S Boyer M Speck 5' Y. -taken least ,J 'U - . ,, - ww 0, ,LIS , gy: 1 H V X , V -1 V. QV. -., K, l ng!! ,Q-1 4 ., if -V Q. te 3 My . 3 2 ,7.vf 1, A'gL .w , :,, Hgh 'fp A 1 -vw i , A - - L ' - ,' . fad f- Q in ..4g..z , . Q ,i 6 , f. .v 1 'R . .sf .V 635 ' 57' if A 46 4134 , 2 7? 9313? 2' ug J- Q- ,V 5 K 4 3 15 ,I 'f' ' if Yr Q, 1 g- ' v M ' QiH5'+fr ,. - 'V Q MW f 1 'M Y 'LN 9-AP ' -tg ' X4 . .l M .LEE ,' Tv: n yigl xyf I . 1 K fi' ! v XQA, lf! . r dl, U, nga: -3 1 M f 'A -'Q 5 4 fu' av ' wg sf . 1' ,.,, Q . . 'fm kj . 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Perkins, N. Ford, S. Sarver, M. Else, P, Beck, Mrs. Flavell, N. Mainz, M. Malheney, M. Moser, M. Saba, J. Merrill, K, Adams, M. Dominique, M. Speck, D. Witzler, P. Wiser, N. Cummins, A. Thornton. Y-TEENS -ev ' ' .. vmpy - The Y-Teens is a nationally organized group affiliated with the Y. W. C, A, Each girl who is a member of the Teens is also a member of the Y. A- . E155 The Y-Teens, under the direcfion Mrs. Flavell, have sponsored o clothing drive and have planned dipicnic with the Hi-Y during the school year. ' ' ' OFFICERS P. Wiser, President, A. McCloud, Secretary, M. Sabo, Vice President, K. Adams, Treasurer, S. Sarver, Chaplain. wi if .-, -g I B. Sarver, E. Weidner, B. Williams, M. Emch, C. Melchert, J. Van Orden, J. Burkhart, R. Hufford, R. Carter, B. Lyons, D. Carter, J. Shiple, F. Wideman, J. Piatt, D. Kaetzel, Mr. Ben- nett, P. Segerstrom, N. Soldwish, J. Huebner, D. Hufford, M. Halbert, B. Dauer, F. Shufeldt, R. Simmons, D. Quidort, T, Smith, D. Williams, P. Whitner, D. Savial, O. Puse, B. Rideout, B. Brukwicki, J. Woolley. OFFICERS John Woolley ........................ ......... S ecretary Jerry Shiple ............ ............... P resident Mickey Halbert ..... .......... V ice-President Dave Hufford ....... ....... S tudent Council John Piotr ........................................ Treasurer Don Carter ........................................ Chaplain HI-Y gwfwsf. Y . . , A ..: - 1 .ri -Q: lk ' Q 21. 1 fl .Q 'iff 'W e 211559 J ' m f' if Ufgi .fi.q,,,e5eb, in ata ,. rw. . . . Y Hi-Y, under the Y.M.C.A., msg: for and boys. This club, underfgtr Berg, is mainly to build higherfChristiQL?tandards. ..4 . ' 323 F' ' .,. , ffn Zh-Tu . ' .M 4-AT, ,X 'Cv . I' I03 Q 4 , w l ' B. Sorver, R. Carter, R. Hufford, J. Burkhart, D. Haas, E. Weidner, J. Huebner, M. Emch, J. Shiple, D. Kcietzol, J. Blakeman, Mr. Manchester, B. Williams, D. Williams, T. Smith, D. Carter, B. Douer, D. Saviol, M. Davis, B. Lyons, P. Whifner, D. Hufford, D. Quidort, R. Simmons, B. Brownlee, J. Woolley, A. Wolf, M. Halbert, J. Piott. VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS Bob Sorver ............................ ...... S t. Council John WOOlley ,..,,..........,.,.,,, ,,,,,.,, V , Pres, ROV! Hufford ..... ,,,.,,,.., P res, K hh Bud EmCl'1 ..............,..,..,,...,,,,,,,..,.,,.,.,,,,,.. Sec, W 'qkzil' John Huebner .............,.,.,...............,...... Treas. X Tin-sixf iiy eff. any boy who has retei 0 eff, in any sport. This cl l has ' visor, Mr. John Manchesf ., he oach at Perrysburg High. 1.12 The pugipose 4 f e: Varsity Club is to raise funffs fgapay for players injuries while ploylhgfgmighool sports. Head Coach John Manchester Assistant Coach Robert Steinecker Freshman Coach Jim Doubenmire John Gurn Mike Davis Ted Cummins 4 AJ K- ' XA Assistant Coach Herb Bennett PHIL WHITN ER Tackle Junior Phil, weighing l85 pounds is one of the biggest boys on' the team. He is also one of the hardest hitting. Phil played mostly defense and hit many a man trying to get through his spot in the line. DON KAETZEL Guard Junior Don was another one of the Perrysburg guards that could play both offense and de- fense well. This year he was chosen by the Blade for their all G.N.C. team. DAVE QUIDORT Tackle Senior Dave is another one of the big boys on the team. He had all the drive and deter- mination of any of the fel- lows on the team, but lacked in experience. Dave's deter- mination though, gave him the spot of defensive tackle. JOHN WOOLLEY Tackle Senior John Woolley was chosen by his fellow team mates to be co-captain in his senior year. John's defensive work helped the team a lot in tight spots. , 1fffgvz?,,,l'j,j-flnfir. I ,- , I I ue, 5 '- ez , Sf.: BOB LYONS Guard Junior Bob was formerly a quar- terback, but switched to a guard this year. His drive and ability to block gave him one of the first posi- tions on the team. He was also a good defensive player and will be looked upon for help next year. BILL WILLIAMS Guard Junior Bill is one of the quietest boys on the team, but he is also one of the toughest, This year he was chosen by his teammates to receive the Blade Most Valuable Substitute award, GILES WIDEMAN Tackle Sophomore Another one of the Sopho- mores on the team is Giles Wideman, who played tackle position. In his next two years, Perrysburg will be looking forward to Giles holding down this position. MERLIN EMCH Guard Senior Buddy was the team's clown, but when things get tough, Bud could be counted on to do his best. He played defense mostly but was called to offensive duty when needed. DAVE H UFFORD Quarterback Senior Dave has played three years of varsity ball at Perrysburg and this year was placed on the Blade all GNC. team. He also received the Eagles award for the Most Valu- able Player of the Maumee, Perrysburg, game. JIM BURKHART Halfbock Senior Fuzzy as Jim was called on the field, played his first football at Bowling Green High School. His senior year, Fuzzy showed that he had everything it takes to be a football player. DON CARTER End Senior Don Carter was an end but played defensive halfback most of the time. He snag- ned many an opponent's pass and downed many an end runner. Don helped the morale and spirit of the team in many ways. RON SIMMONS End Junior Ron played both offense and defense. His ability to play football was shown this year as he was chosen for the Blade All G.N,C. team. P.H.S. is looking for Ron's biggest and better year in '53 DICK SAVIAL End Junior At end, Dick Savial can be found. He was one of the best pass receivers Perrys- burg had in '52 Perrys- burg will be looking for Dick's punting ability next year when they are in the rough. BOB DAUER End Senior Bob, the converted drum major, as he was called on the field, was one of the best offensive and defensive ends that Perrysburg ever had, Bob only started this year but he proved that he has what it takes to be a good football player. JERRY SHIPLE Fullback Senior ln Jerrys four years t Perrysburg he has proven himself so much that he was chosen fo th All GNC team picked by the Toledo Times sports writers Jerry also had the honor of receiving the most valuable player award FRED WIDEMAN Halfback Junior At right half back we find Fred Wideman playing both offense and defense. He is a good kicker and w'll be expected to help out on a lot of running next year. Ron Hufford, Halfback, Sr. Ron was not able to play very much in his senior year because of injuries received in this year. ln Ron's sophomore and ju- nior years he received honorable mention on the Blade's All G.N.C. team. He was also picked by Sylvania School Paper for their all opponent team in his senior year. John Platt, Center, Sr. At defensive linebacker, Perrysburg was able to look to John Piatt. John made the Toledo Times All G.N.C. team and Honorable Mention on the Blade G.N.C. team. -v- Bob Server, Fullback Sr. Five foot, one hundred thirty-five pounds shows that Bob Sarver is one of the smallest boys. He was chosen the best sub of the year in his sopho- more year. Bob has been a help to the team. Jim Mullen, Center, Soph. Jim, even though only a sophomore was rated up among the best cen- ters that P-burg had. Center position is well taken care of for the next two years. f' 1 R SK . lri WMA' ,gf I . 'am ...mg FIRST ROW3 Eugene Melchert, Darrell, Spilker, Bob Ryder, Jim Grames, Jack Coble, Louie Klaiber, Kent Owens, Paul Foster, Neil Ford, Jack Austin, Richard Meinka, Tom King, SECOND ROW: Dick Deiley, Don Boyd, Bob Karr, Jim Decko, Boyd Marsh, Tom Dunbar, Bill Artz, Jim Russel, Bill JUNIOR HIGH AND FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM THIRD ROW: Mike Unger, Bob Dotts, R. Salay, Bob Protsik, Ray Loubenthal, Roger Elliot, Pete Waldo, Bob Jones, Gary Swanson. FOURTH ROW: Dick Sabo, Bob Voska, Jay Friess, -Merle Kazmaier, Tom Thornton, Eldred Puse, Danny Piatt, Bob 4Nollenberger. Suter, Tom Morrison, Douglas Hufford. 'S I. f.'f 5 6? 5 f. . ..- FI' A X 'QQ V' sf' fig ', R x p Q, if , W 1 . ' 5- 'J I - Q, W, . I: 7 V .- l 1 WN fn- f I vi' c i gi 4 Q 7' sig 5 Junior--center Ron Simmons-Ron is the tallest member of the varsity being 6'4 . Although only a Junior, he has been picked on the GNC team for 2 years. He has also been the GNC high scorer for 2 years. This year he main- tained a 22,5 average in league play. Much is expected of Ron next year. Junior-forward Phil Whitner-Phil just started out for basketball this year. He was pulled up from the reserve teams for the last 3 varsity games, and the tournament. Phil looks like a prom- isina high scorer for next year. Senior-guard John Piatt-John was one of the senior boys who didn't get to play too much, but when he was needed you could always count on him to be ready. He always gave his best. Senior-gua rd Tom Smith-Tom is the team play- maker, and is an outstanding set shot artist. Tom is one of the fastest boys on the team, and has had a large share in the rebound and scoring de- partments. He has been mentioned on the GNC team. Tom's floor play- ing will be hard to replace. ini E xj f95 8 lx i l lf l 9 COACH WHITACRE sn 54M BOTTOM ROW: G. Wideman, D. Honner, T. Finch, R. Forsythe, O. Friess. TOP ROW: P. Whitner, l.. Lusher, J. Caple, B. Baker, F. Widem U l EHBX OH. RESERVE BASKETBALL Score Score Perrysburg .....,. ........ 3 5 Woodward .... ........ 4 9 Perrysburg. ........ 36 Wauseon ..... ...29 Perrysburg ....... ........ 4 l Clay ........ ........ 4 O Perrysburg ....... ....... 4 8 Maumee ..... ........ 4 6 Perrysburg ....... ....... 2 6 Macomber .... ........ 4 6 Perrysburg ....... ........ 4 3 Rossford ..... ........ 4 O Perrysburg ....... ....... 3 4 Whitrner .. ........ 37 Perrysburg. ........ 45 Swanton ..... ..... 6 0 Perrysburg. ........ 36 Sylvania ..... ..... 5 9 Perrysburg. ........ 46 Clay ........ ..... 5 l Perrysburg ....... ........ 5 l Maumee ........ ..... 4 9 Perrysburg. ........ 40 Rossford ........... ........ 4 5 Perrysburg. ........ 29 Bowling Green .... ........ 3 7 Perrysburg ....... ........ 3 5 Sylvania .............. ........ 6 2 Perrysburg. ........ SO Anthony Wayne ..... ........ 4 2 Perrysburg ....... ........ 2 6 Whitmer ......... ........ 4 3 H9 24 This year seven letter men were back to support the team. FIRST ROW: D. Williams, E. Weidner, R. Hufford, D. Savial, J. Friess, D. Williams, B. Clayborne. SECOND ROW: J. Woolley, D. Armstrong, B. Dauer, D. Hufford, D. Hufford, T. Morrison, O. Friess, H. Fishbaugh, G. Wideman, A. Caple, B. 'Suter, J. Caple. THIRD ROW: Coach Whitacre, R. Nameche, D. Fredericks, B. Donham, N. Soldwish, E. Kamenca, G. Springstead, J. Perry, D. Beck, B. Cubberly, T. Cummins, L, Williams, R. Steinline, D. Parrish, D. Slavik, Coach Manchester. TRACK Track has become more popular every year, as shown by the increasing track team. The variety of events, including the lOO and 220 yard dashes, high and low hurdles, 440 and 880 yard Sprints, mile and half mile relays, mile run, broad jump, high jump, pole vault, shot put, and discus throw, have attracted many boys. John Woolley Bob Douer Dick Soviol Duane Williams Eugene Weidner Ron Hufford Dave Hufford l25 The volleyball team played six games The hockey team this year played two games, losing to Whitmer 2-O and tying Maumee Valley O-O. Because of the weather no more games were played. The members of the team are: FIRST ROW: J. Crane, L. Fisher, P. Artz, E. Smetana, J. Boyd, B. Beck, and B. Bostdort. . SECOND ROW: M. Kazmaier, S. Perkins, M. Speck, J. Canfield, J. Friess, C. St. Clair, M. Schramm, and M. Burdo. THIRD ROW: N. Mainz, R. Warns, N. Ford, P. Kern, S. McPeek, K. Dunbar, A. Shelly, and M. Schramm. Last year the girls' basketball team ended undefeated. They won nine straight games, Since the same players are back this year and some very good Juniors playing the team should do very well. The members are: FIRST ROW: P. Haas, R. Dishong, P. Landeree, S. McPeek, P. Kern, and A. Kohl. SECOND ROW: M. Moser, S. Sarver, B. Russell, M. Speck, P. Wiser, B. Bostdorf, L. Lafaree, N. Ford, and N. Mainz this year and won all of them by a large margin. They defeated Maumee, Whit- mer, Anthony Wayne, and Sylvania. The girls beat Whitmer twice and is the only team in five years to do so. The members of the team are: FIRST ROW: M. mgsrel, N. Ford, S. Sarver, P. Londeree, and N. SECOND ROW: Coach Whitacre, B. Russell, P. Wiser, S. McPeek, B. Bastdorf, and M. Speck. 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