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JOURNALISM CLASS OF 1956 Clock-Wise: Norman Witzler, Robert Beck, John Lanwehr, John Rinehart, Richard Britten, and Don Simmons. Board of Education JOHN s.R1NEHART Mr. Rinehart has been super- intendent of Perrysburg Public Schools for nine years. He has received his B. S. in Education and his M. A. at Bowling Green State Univer- sity. He will receive his Ph.D. from Ohio State University in September. Mr. Rinehart also attended the University of Wis- consin. DR. PAUL WILLIAMS This is Dr. Williarn's first year as principal of Perrysburg High School. Last year he was assistant principal, Curriculum Coordinat- or and Social Studies teacher. He received his B. S. at Taylor University, his M. A. at Western Reserve University and his D.Ed. at the University of Florida. Dr. Williams also attended Flor- ida Southern College, Indiana Uni- versity and Ball State Teacher's College. MEET THE PRINCIPALS MR. FRANK TOTH Mr. Toth is the principal of Perrysburg Grade Schools. He also teaches Seventh Grade Science. Mr. Toth received his B.S. at Witten- berg College, and his M. A. at the Uni- versity of Budapest. , if X K 1 . 'Mg H ,f ' E1 If i jf E A K S A .1 5 - I . A K Q N if if if Y Q 9 L 9 f . . ' A V 1 45 5 .nf is ,x mf ,fls M W ef..-f' J 'uv I i Merrily we bounce along in the good ole DAYS AT P.H.S. school bus xswgfb W x0 0' Wm S ND any 09 nvfed A gaze at the . bulletin board A between classes . . . QW dw an me 6,0 ,n'y,0f'g so XJGOWGN , CWSS OWU' In band we give Benny W5 e on Goodman some good EWG QT0 competition . . . ,govnl JSZZOQ Q, 'QI GV QNOWM I .Zf 46 wwe , 55772 92- THIS IS THE WAY Chemistry, French, English go up in flames for a practice fire drill! wow Nvyfg NA swNe'S . v NWN WE WCRK AND PLAY K 071 O . Aft ' s-QM we At the end of the day . . . we look this way. Front Row: P. Roberts, J. Coble, B. Liebherr, B. Stanford, J. Orser, J. Chapman, T. Thornton. Sec- ond Row: J. Morse N. Ford, S. Rupp, M. Kessler D Mitsching, J. Hillabrand, K. Hoikovic, G. Trekcef Third Row: L. Rideout, D. Pothast, M. Schramm, J King, S. Zoll, R. Laubenthal, G. May, T. Sanders C. Caple, G. Rick. Fourth Row: T. Payne, J. Luzny J. Anning, M. Mather, D. Deiley, D. Turner, D. Piatt N. Spreng, N. Wiser, K. Lawrence, J. Decko. Stand- ing: J. Sheldrick, L. Jacobs, B. Suter, R. Elliott, T Morrison, Mr. Taylor, Sponsor. Student Council Our Perrysburg Student Council, under the superb leadership of Mr. Jack Taylor, is one of the most outstanding in the country. Every class and club is permitted to have 'one representative. Many major problems are brought up through the year and solved through this council. Our Student Council has been functioning in Perrysburg High School for ten years. 12 OFFICERS President ............ Bob Suter V. President ..... Lowell Jacobs Secretary ...... Janet Sheldrick Treasurer . . . .... Roger Elliott Chaplain ........ Tom Morrison 1 Social Scheduling Committee W Gary Rick-Chairman Bob Suter Sharon Rupp Mike Mather ,, f X ,sw lli.i1.'3mJ lu , . a 4 Ah. L , -f l' .ui... ..z. A I 0,5 Student' Faculty Committee Gary May Miss Bailey Joel Chapman Barb Stanford Mr. Notestine Kay Lawrence Mr. Smith Beverly Liebherr Bob Suter Mr. Taylor Bank lu U Area Student Council Representatives Jim Decko Tony Sanders Bob Suter Lowell Jacobs Gary May I3 Front Row: J. Sheldrick, C. Deckman, D. Roux, J. Herman, D. Mitsching, F. Magrum, J. Holkovic, D. Pothast, M. Schramm, Second Row: Mr. Smith, Sponsor, F. Witzler, R. Howard, T. Robertson, J. Salay, G. Bernard, H. Stanford, A. Lippert, N. Spreng, R. Protsik, D. Turner, Mr. Strow, Sponsor, The aim of th D. Goeke, T. Nitsch, T. Dunbar, B. Protsik, L. Jacobs D. Frederick, T. Payne, M. Mather, R. Worstcll, B Marsh, R. Reis. Fourth Row: F. Sattler, J. Scha bow, J. Morse, D. Ferguson, S. Hayes, C. Caple, C Frederick, G. Carter, R. Elliott, T. Thorton, J. Salay Mr. Rogers, Sponsor. Math-Science Club e Math-Science Club is to further the interest of the stu- dents in the fields of math and science. The club is under the supervision of Floyd Strow, Hance Rogers and Mr. Smith and is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America. OFFICERS President ........ Don Ferguson V. President ...... Sandy Hayes Sec.-Treas. ...... Janice Herman Student Council . . .Dot Pothast Reporter ........... Ted Payne Program Chairman . .Charlie Frederick 1 e ,.... Front Row: L. Wilcox, K. Pizer, C. Reis, A. Shawen, S. Schaller, B. Williams, N. Bisbee, C. Stevens, S. Bain, K. Managhan, S. Hoffman, D. Castle, M. Hoff- man. Second Row: K. Grimes, C. Finch, S. Garrett, S. Death, J. Snyder, P. Edwards, N. Baker, N. Wes- tcrvelt, J. Bortel, J. Routt, A. Miller, G. Pulsing, D Bernard, P. Hoffman. Third Row: D. Ries, E. Rob- JM, .QE :Qk 1 ..: kj.. . A K ertson, N. Artz, J. Chapman, S. Sargent, N. Mougey J. Witzler, M. Schwind, M. Carmichael, P. Bondclicr J. Sievert, L. Rideout, A. Brossia, T. Robertson, B Wittenmyer, K. Campbell. Fourth Row: Mr. Jones Director, R. Steinline, D. Sabo, D. Hahn, D. Eckman G. Rick, E, Snyder, B. Trowbridge, J. Hoffman, A Puse, P, Waldo, K. Giamo, B. Ryder, J. Gramcs. Choir This organization is a specially chosen group of people who enjoy sing- ing. They did a very fine job in many musical programs throughout the year. Mr. Richard Jones is director of choir. OFFICERS Student Council ..... Gary Rick Pianist ......... Betty Magrum Librarian ...... Sharon Garrett u First Row: D. Frederick, T. Payne, L. Rideout, N. Spreng, J. Melchert, J, Spreng, G. Unger, S. Hoff- man. Second Row: G. Treece, S. Hayes, K. Camp- bell, G. Kessler, R. Sutter, J. Fisher, J. Collins, L Reis. Third Row: K. Goeke, R. Worstell, D. Cook C. Cook, M. Weaver, A. Hallinan, S. Michaels, G Carter, S. Zoll. Fourth Row: J. Turner, M. Unger A. Bayliss, D. Swartz, J. Bockbrader, R. Rivera, E Robertson, T. Schult, B. Liebherr. Standing: S Kopp, M. Kessler, J. McGuffin, J. Koring, J. Fennel RCHI PERRYSBURG COMMODORES IN ACTION I 1 I fifth Row: C. Sarvcr, K. Grimes, P. Scott, N. Wiser, A. Lippert, F. Witzler. Seventh Row: C. Frederick X. Driftmyer, J. Mitchell, T. Dciley, J. Mutchler, P. D. Goeke, S. Williams, S. Sargent, B. Wittenmyer, S irnold. Sixth Row: J. Sheldrick, H. Eckel, C. Baker, Weaver, S. Schaller, R. Hernandez. Standing: A I. McGuffin, P. Roberts, S. Matheny, J. Shcldrick, Routt, C. Pulsing, H. Cummings, D. Stickles. BAN JAZZ SESSION WITH DANCE BAND Left to Right: Ginie Treecc, Kay Goeke, Jane Turner, Chris Sarver, Janet Sheldrick Maj orettes Drum Major RON HOWARD K ., .11 , , ..i.,,. .7 2 i Front Row: J. Sheldrick, G. Treece, K. Lawrence, T. Payne, R. Howard, S. Matheny, M. Kessler, M. Mc- Guffin, S. Sargent, J. Turner, S. Williams, C. Fred- erick. Second Row: B. Wittenmyer J. Sheldrick, S Weaver, C. Sarver, E. Robertson, Di Swartz, K. Suta ter, N. S ren G Kessler L. Rideout P Scott C. P S, - , , - , Baker, D. Goeke, M. Weaver, N. Wiser. Third Row J. Mitchell, J. Meichert, A. Driftmyer, B. Kern, A. Bayliss, G. Carter, B. Liebherr, T. Schultz, J. Mulch- ler, P. Arnold, K. Grimes, A. Lippert, F. Witzler S. Schaller, D. Deiley, R. Hernandez, S. Hayes, 'R Worstell, H. Eckel, R. Rivera, K. Campbell, K Goeke. Fourth Row: S. Zoll, T. Weaver, G. Collins J. Spreng, L. Reis, S. Hoffman, G. Unger, Mr. Jones Sponsor, D. Frederick, M. Unger. Concert Band Pep Band Front Row: N. Wiser, P. Scott, C. Baker, C. Freder- ick, S. Williams, S. Sargent, B. Wittenmyer, S. Matheny, J. Sheldrick, S. Weaver, L. Reis J. Spreng G. Unger. Second Row: R. Rivera, T.,Payne, Di Goeke, K. Grimes, R. Worstell, S. Hayes, N. Spreng, G. Kessler, L. Rideout. Third Row: M. Unger, H. Eckel, G. Carter, B. Liebherr, J. Mutehler, P. Arnold, A. Lippert, S. Schaller, R. Hernandez, F. Witzler, D. Frederick, S. Hoffman. Left to right: Sharon Rupp, Jane Bortel, Janet Hillabrand, Linda Henry, Sue Whit- more, Sis Haas, and Barb Stanford. Cheerleaders Lindal', Barb'l, and Sue , our varsity cheerleaders with the aid of Jane , Janet , Sharon , and Sis , our reserve cheerleaders, did a fine job of promoting school spirit at our football and basketball games. Sue , Barb , and Sharon will graduate this year. The cheerleaders are advised by Miss Reva Bailey, the girls' physical education teacher. Varsity Reserve Left to right: Linda Henry, Barb Stanford, Left to right: Jane Bortel, Janet Hillabrand and Sue Whitmore. Sharon Rupp, and Sis Haas. . ww R. J. Steinline, Soph. Attendant'-Diana Marsh, Ray Laubenthal, Sr. AttCHd8Dt?SUC Whitmore, Walt Burkhardt, 1954-55 Football QueenMLyn Richards, Bob Protsik, 1955-56 Football Queen-Sharon Rupp, Bob Suter, Jr, Attendant-Janet Hillabrand, Bob Jones, Fresh. Attendant-Ann Routt. 2 Homecoming 1956 Football Captain-Bob Protsik and Queen Bob Protsik presents a gold football to Queen Sharon. Sharon Rupp at the football Coronation dance. 1954-55 Queen-Lyn Richards crowns 1955- 56 Queen-Sharon Rupp while Drum Major Ron Howard watches. Bob Protsik escorts Queen Sharon onto the football field from the car driven by Dan Piatt. Queen Sharon Soph. Attendant-Diana Marsh, Jr. Attendant-Janet Hillabrand, 1954-55 queen- Lyn Richards, 1955-56 queen-Sharon Rupp, Sr. Attendant-Sue Whitmore. and Fresh. Attendant-Ann Routt at the homecoming football game, N 1 Front Row: M. Zapata, J. Turner, C. Sarver. K. Go- Finch. Third Row: N. Wiser, M. Szilak, S. Canfield, eke, J. Sheldrick, B. Lindsay, A. Shawen, S. Schal- S. Sargent, L. Rideout, N. Lippe, Miss Morgan, ler. Second Row: S. Matheny, S. Williams, J. Mul- Sponsor. len, B. Wittenmyer, M. Schramm, R. Protsik, C. Future Teachers Of America F.T.A. has done a fine job this year to arouse interest in teaching. They are a National Organization and are under the sponsorship of Miss Alice Morgan. OFFICERS President ....... Sandy Sargent V. President .... Susie Canfield Secretary .... Sharon Williams Treasurer ..... Janet Sheldrick Student Council . .Nancy Wiser -55 Front Row: K. Pizer, A. Gwyn, P. Arnold, M. Hoff- man, B. Lindsay, G. Lovejoy, C. Finch, D. Mitsching Second Row: J. Herman, K. Grimes, G. Stanley, S: Bain, R. Spilker, D. Pothast, M. Ontiveros, L. Sharp E. Doan. Third Row: K. Holkovic, F. Magrurn, B Magrum, N. Spreng, M. Gurtzweiler, J. Segerstrom, S. Jeffers, K. Campbell, S. Zoll, G. Treece. Fourtlz. Row: G. Bernard, J. Sievert, M. McGuffin, M. Seitz, J. Schmidt, G. Kessler, J. Sheldrick, J. Summers Mrs. Spoerl, Sponsor. Future Nurses Of America The Future Nurses Club is a comparatively new club at Perrysburg High School. The aim of the club is to interest girls in nursing and its many fields. Perrysburg,s chapter works closely with The Toledo Inter Club Council of Nursing and therefore opens up many benefits to the girls, OFFICERS President ....... Gloria Stanley V. President ...... Barb Lindsay Secretary ....... Judy Summers Treasurer ........ Anita Brossia Sgt. of Arms . . .Mary Ontiveros Publicity ......... Judy Sievert Area Council Representative .Jean Schmidt 25 150 Front Row: V. Gray, J. Bourbina, N. Bernard, C. D. Seiling, M. Ontiveros. Third Row: B. Wittenmy- Ames, M. Hoffman, S. Beard, B. Sparks, D. Fish- er, J. Nachtrieb, C. Baker, P. Bondelier, J. Summers, baugh. Second Row: A. Ontiveros, B. Boyd, C. Cor- J. Atherton, B. Bossa, K. Muir, Miss Reuthinger, nelius, J. Fehnel, D. Keller, J. King, E. McCullough, Sponsor. Future Homemakers Cf America This club is composed of girls who are taking Home Economics or have taken Home Economics for a year. A mother and daughter banquet was held at Christmas time. Miss Lucille Reuthinger, head of the Home Economic Department is sponsor of this club. OFFICERS President ......... Carol Baker V. President ........ Pat Tinney Secretary ..... Wilma Morelock Treasurer ...,...... Betty Boyd Historian ....... Nellie Barnard Parliamentarian . .Donna Kellar Lucas-Wood V. President ..Barbara Bossa 26 we-5.3 K! Q.: Front Row: J. Mullen, S. Whitmore, C. Finch, M. Ontiveros. Second Row: J. Schmidt, J. Luna, G. Stanley, M. Schramm, N. Lippe. Third Row: Miss Morgan, Sponsor, J. Routt, B. Lindsay, D. Mitsching. Standing: T. Leyland. French Club This is the first year for the newly organized French Club at Perrysburg. This club is open to all second year students of French. It gives a better understanding of the French people and their customs to the students. OFFICERS President ........ Tom Leyland V. President . . .Susie Whitmore Sec.-Treas. ..... Mary Ontiveros l 27 B t i 1 . Front Row: B. Farquharson, D. Roux, P. Arnold, B. J. Salay, A. Lehman. D. Goekc, R. Howard, R. Babcock, A. Ontiveros, D. Marsh. C. Sarver. Second Mericle, S. Sargent, N. Spreng. Fourth Row: D. Row: J. Snyder, B. Lehman, D. Turner, S. Canfield, Parrish, D. Ferguson. T. Thornton. J. Garn. D. Law- L. Rideout, N. Westervelt, B. Wittenmyer, K. Law- renee, C. Frederick, S. Hayes, R. Elliott. J. Dccko, J. rence, B. Hayes. Third Row: G. Bernard, R. Burdo, Coble, J. Kazmaier, Miss Alice Morgan, Sponsor. Spanish Clubs The Spanish Clubs have been functioning for ten years and have proved helpful in acquainting the students of second year Spanish with the customs and speech of the Spanish speaking countries. Under the supervision of Miss Alice Morgan, the clubs hold a banquet in true Spanish Fashion annually. OFFICERS OFFICERS President .................... Barb Lehman President .... ................. J ohn Salay Sec.-Treas. ...... ...Betsy Hayes V. President .. ..... Tom Thornton Student Council . . . . . .Jim Kazmaier Secretary .... .... D enny Lawrence Treasurer ................... Gerri Bernard 1. V .4 S f Q Q Nqr' 4 if A LJ Front Row: L. Gywn, J. Jeska, M. Green, L. Wilcox, B. Babcock, C. Deckman, K. Pizer, K. Sutter. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Fontilla, Sponsor, J. Clark, D. Anken- brandt, S. Bain, R. Spilker, S. Zoll, G. Pulsing, B. Austin. Third Row: P. Wise, B. Pugh, C. Sullivan, J. Segerstrom, J. Gilders, S. Weaver, P. Lemmon, P. Powers. Fourth Row: E. Robertson, M. McGuffin, J. Kuhlman, M. Mather, S. Hoffman. J. Anning, J. Chapman, G. Kessler, D. Sabo. Fifth Row: R. Worstell, D. Frederick, H. Eckel, D. Rogers, D. Deiley, K. Vajen, N. Taylor, J. Witzler. Latin Club This club, under the fine guidance of Mr. Joseph Fontilla, is closely con- nected with the American Classical League. The purpose of this club is to enlarge student knowledge on classical civilization. A banquet is held annually at which the theme is entirely Roman. OFFICERS 2 President ...... Dave Frederick V. President. .Caroline Deckman Secretary .... Roberta Worstell Student Council . . .Dick Deiley Chaplain ......... Harold Eckel Sponsor . . .... Mr. Fontilla Front Row: T. Managhan, N. Ford, R. Howard, D. Sabo, T. Hillabrand, D. Warnimont, R. Steinline, G. May, T. Sanders. Second Row: R. Laubenthal, R. Reis, B. Marsh, S. Bodner, A. Lehman, J. Whit- wham, D. Hufford, D. Roberts, T. Nitsch, J. Friess, Third Row: B. Suter, B. Protsik, C. Waldo, J. Morse, Varsity T. Morrison, A. Puse, B. Jones, J. Kazmaier, B. Beck, B. Swanson, D. Slavik. Fourth Row: R. Elliott, B. Webster, B. Trowbridge, C. Frederick, C. Keller, S. Hayes, D. Piatt, J. Decko, M. Bostdorf, F. Sattler, J. Bohner, Mr. Bennett, Sponsor. Club Varsity Club, under the direction of Coach Herb Bennett, is for all boys who have received a Varsity letter in any sport. The purpose of this club is to raise money to pay for injuries received participating in school sports. 30 OFFICERS President ........... Dan Piatt Secretary ....... Tony Sanders Treasurer ....... Bob Swanson Sponsor .... H. Bennett ww -5: mg: ,i Left to Right: Sue Whitmore, Nan Westervelt, 1955-56 Basketball Queen, Barb Stanford. being crowned by Varsity Club President, Dan Platt, Joan Mullen, Chris Sarver. Basketball Coronation Crown Bearer, Debie Smith l l The Royal Couple at the Coronation Dance -King Dan Platt and Queen Barb Stanford. ' SWS .. ,z 1 W ,nqwwzw top :rx ge' M ,,. -is Q -is ,L 4 W to Lli jgi-J..:?lH I Q wsfsgfv if Queen Barb crowns King Dan while attend- ants look on. Q .il ,P EQ, , ,. if .. . y si Q 2' . 1 f f S A I. ,L 5. K x-f' z l I il in ,fl Queen Barb Stanford and King Dan Piatt reign over the Coronation Ball. Q1 :bait Q C P Y WV: xi X as ri s ,, if N? sfgsi 5 5 ,4 is Wx.. . g I , ' 2 1, 4131 K Q i , 5-v , ww f 1 1 as . iv A-. Q Q 4- .., 'S The Royal Couple and attendants, Left to Right: Sue Whitmore, Nan Westorvelt, g muff Queen Barb Stanford, King Dan Piatt, Joan Mullen, Chris Sarver. 33 Front Row: M. Zapata, V. Farquharson, B. Lindsay L. Bernard, D. Roux, J. Turner, A. Shawen, M. Monto, K. Goeke, C. Sarver. Second Row: M. Hoff- man, J. Kazmaier, M. Williams, S. Rupp, J. Hilla- brand, C. Finch, B. Stanford, D. Mitsching, S. Rupp, G. Caldwell, S. Whitmore, Miss Munger, Sponsor. Third Row: C. Finche, S. Garrett, S, Matheny, K. Holkovic, R. Fortener, P. Cladwell, J. Routt, S. Farmer, G. Treece, L. Shufeldt, M. Ontiveros, K. Grimes. Fourth Row: J. Snyder, P. Edwards, A. Miller, S. Haas, L. Hartwick, R. Protsik, N. Wester- velt, J. Mullen, J. Bortel, L. Henry, B. Greene, J. Friess, M. Hill. Fifth Row: K. Campbell, . Schramm, N. Spreng, J. Chapman, N. Wiser, Bondelier, N, Artz, M. Carmichael, A. Brossia, Canfield, T. Robertson, N. Szilak, C, Baker. . Greene, B. Wittenmyer. Ggnfvi Y-Teens This organization is directly connected with the Y.W.C.A. A member of Y-Teens is automatically a member of the Y.W.C.A. Under the fine direction of Miss Elizabeth Munger, Y-Teens sponsored a splash party and promoted various projects this year. OFFICERS President .....,... Judy Snyder V. President ...Nan Westervelt Secretary . . . ...... Jane Routt Treasurer ........ Pat Edwards Student Council ...Nan Spreng Chaplain ......... Ann Shawen Hi-Y-Teen Rep. .... Ann Miller Service .......... Brenda Green Front Row: Mr. Jack Taylor, Sponsor, B. Schaller, R. Fourth Row: B. Swanson, T. Dunbar. Fifth Row Reis, R. Laubenthal, J. Morse, F. Sattler. Second B. Jones, B. Suter, J. Austin, B. Marsh, M. Kazmaier Row: T. Sanders, G. May, H. Stanford. Third Row: G. Rick, E. Snyder. Sixth Row: N. Ford, T. Nitsch T. Morrison, B. Dudley, D. Piatt, A. Puse, C. Caple. M. Bostdorf, Mr. George Munger, Sponsor. Hi-Y This organization is directly connected with the Y.M.C.A. Its main pur- pose is to build higher Christian standards. Clean living, clean speech, clean scholarship, and clean athletics are the four basic principles on which the Hi-Y was founded. This year the club is under the able direction of Mr. George Munger, and Mr. Jack Taylor. OFFICERS President ....... Torn Morrison V. President ........ Bob Jones Secretary .... Bob Schaller Treasurer . . . ..... Bill Dudley Chaplain ........ Bob Swanson Left to Right: C. Reed, Co-Underclass Editor, S Rupp, Co-Underclass Editor, J. Garn, Co-Under- class Editor, J. Schmidt, Co-Club Editor, G. Stanley Co-Ad Editor, K. Holkovic, Co-Ad Editor, B. Stan: ford, Co-Club Editor, M. Schramm, Editor-In-Chief, S. Canfield, Co-Senior Editor, J. Mullen, Co-Senior Editor, N. Spreng, Administration Editor, N. Lippe, Co-Sports Editor, L. Rideout, Art Editor, S. Hayes, Co-Senior Editor, R. Howard, Co-Sports Editor, S. Sargent, Business Manager, Miss Athans, Sponsor. nnual Staff MARYANN SCHRAMM Editor-In-Chief The Annual Staff, which consists of senior journalism students, have worked long hours and put real effort forward to give the stu- dents of Perrysburg High School the best annual possible. Under the direction of Miss Athans, our sponsor, and the Editor-In-Chief, Maryann Schramm, we all hope this edition of the Black Sz Gold will be one of the best ever put out. 36 H omeml is Smfi om at W DEADLINE! X wx, f4,2,ZaQ! Z 07- M Sfqff Q Q mfg. Z0 ... 'L' ff 5 37 lava: wg '-,s.. W .ai gk Left to Right: J. Schmidt, Business Mgr., B. Witten- myer, Co-Sports Editor, D. Mitsching, Co-Society Editor, B. Lindsay, Co-Editorial Editor, T. Leyland, Co-Front Page Editor, G. Treece, Editor-In-Chief, K. Holkovic, Co-Front Page Editor, G. Unger, Co- Editorial Editor, G. Stanley, Co-Society Editor, C Fredricks, Co-Sports Editor, M. Ontiveros, Ex- change Editor, Miss Athans, Sponsor. omethin' taff VIRGINIA TREECE Editor-In-Chief 38 The success of the Somethin' this year was made possible because of the co-operation of the staff, our advisor, Miss Athans, and our Editor-In-Chief, Ginie Treece. This year 28 issues of the paper were put out. The' horne- rm room fee which was started this year, helped us to give the students a better paper and more of them. Front Row: G. Caldwell, B. Babcock, K. Pizer, K. Goeke, J. Jeska, A. Shawen, Miss Bailey, Sponsor, M. Monto, D. Marsh, V. Farquharson, D. Roux, C. Sarver, J. Turner. Second Row: L. Kurtis, D. Mitsching, J. Herman, F. Magrum, A. Routt, G. Treece, S. Matheny, A. Bayliss, K. Grimes, M. Hill, J. Gordon, M. Williams, J. Kazmaier. Third Row: J. Snyder, D. Pothast, J. King, B. Stanford, L. Henry, S. Rupp, B. Greene, B. Hayes, N. Lippe, L. Shufeldt, R. Spilker, G. Stanley, B. Boyd, S. Garrett. Fourth Row: B. Lehman, J. Mutchler, K. Lawrence, J Nachtrieb, N. Westervelt, P. Edwards, J. Bortel, A Miller, M. Schramm, C. Reed, R. Fortener, S. Farm- er, B. Wittenmyer, B. Wittenmyer, K. Holkovic Fifth Row: K. Campbell, N. Spreng, P. King, M Szilak, J. Chapman, N. Artz, J. Schmidt, M. Car- michael, P. Bondelier, W. Hanley, A. Brossia, S Canfield, L. Reis, P. Scott, L. Hartwick, J. Seger- strom, G. Reese. Girls Athletic Association G. A. A., whose faculty advisor is Miss Reva Bailey, is a very active group ih the school. Among their activities are games between other schools and intramurals. G. A. A. helps promote a friendly attitude and good sports- manship among the girls. OFFICERS President .... Barb Wittenmyer V. President .... Marilyn Monto Secretary ....... Betty Magrum Treasurer .... Mary Carmichael Student Council . .Barb Stanford Reporter .......... Betsy Hayes 4 Q6 ,, Front Row: G. Caldwell, L. Bernard, C. Finch, S. Third Row: Mr. Poland, Sponsor, P. Caldwell, C. Rupp, S. Grames, M. Stewart, S. Garrett. Second Greene, W. Hanley, D, Eckman, R. Hernandez, C. Row: L. Kurfis, J. Gordon, B. Williams, B. More- Baker, D. Sahloff, C. Reed, B. Nollenbergcr. lock, R. Fortener, S. Farmer, N. Myers, S. Rupp. Commercial Club The Commercial Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Poland, is composed of students interested in the field of business. This year, the group has taken several field trips to business establishments in this area. gl' OFFICERS President ........ Peg Caldwell V. President .... Shirley Farrncr Secretary .... Lou Eva Bernard Treasurer .....,.. Shirley Rupp Student Council ..Sharon Rupp Seated: B. Lindsay, K. Goeke, C. Sarver. Standing, left to right: S. Sargent, J. Mul- len, C. Reed, M. Schramm, N. Lippe. Hall Monitors The Hall Monitors are selected from the Future Teachers of America Club. They help keep order in the lower hall and aid visitors who come to the school. Librarians The librarians are a select group who help the students in the library As of always, they are a great help and their services are greatly appreciated Seated: S. Weaver, L. Shufeldt, S. Grames, N. Myers, S. Whitmore. Standing: Mr. Bay, Sponsor, G. Lovejoy, D. Castle, A. Brossia, A. Miller, G. Giamo, R. Halbert, G. Reece, J. Routt, M. Stewart, J. Whitmore, C. Stemen. Bugg-Womp Party SECOND NATIONAL BUGG.-WOMP CONVENTION OCTOBER 27, 1955 The convention was called to order by the temporary chairman at 8: 50- October 27, 1955. When the delegates from the 48 states and 2 territories were settled the Pledge of Allegiance and The Star Spangled Banner were given. Following the roll call of states, the Honorable Dave Turner' introduced the keynote speaker of the day. With the playing of Beautiful Ohio , Lieu- tenant Governor John Brown Of Ohio was escorted to the podium by honor guards while the delegates cheered their approval. A five minute recess was held after the Lt. GOvernor's speech while the delegates got acquainted with him. The reports on the various committees were then given. They consisted of: Committee of Permanent Organization, Committee on Rules and Order of Business, Committee on Credentials, Platform Committee, and Dec- oration Committee. Temporary Officers - Chairman - Tom Morrison, Secretary - Jean Schmidt. Permanent Officers - Chairman - Tom Morrison, Secretary - Gloria Stanley, Parliamentarian - Bob Schaller. The President elected was Ray Laubenthal and Vice President was Mar- ilyn Williams. Honor Guards Nancy Lippe and Barb Stan- ford escort Michael DiSa11e, former mayor of Toledo, to the platform. Permanent chairman of the Bugg-Womp, Tom Morrison, gives an address while Jean Schmidt-temporary secretary records. Lt. Governor John Brown signing autographs while Dawn Mitsching watches. 492 5 A group of seniors seeking auto- graphs from Lt. Governor Brown. Rog Elliot, Don Ferguson, and Ray Laubenthal after a demon- stration for Ray's campaign. 'fri is 44 Bob Suter after his campaign demonstration. Front Row: D. Stickles, B. Liebherr, N. English, S. Welsh, L. Sharp, S. Lehman. Scc- ond Row: D. Seiling, S. Garrett, B. Bossa, B. Gable, R. Halbert, S. Matheny, S. Beard, J. Jeska. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross is con- nected with the Junior Red Cross in Toledo and is for both Junior and Senior High students. Under the direction of Mrs. Fern Christman, this club supervises the packing of Red Cross boxes and the making of an afghan to send to a veteran's hospital every year. BARB STANFORD Y-Teen-Queen Representative Student Council Queen Representative NAN WESTERVELT Rhapsody in Rhythm , the Area Stu- dent Council dance was held on February 4th at Waite Field House. At this dance an area Student Council Queen and four attendants are chosen from the represent- atives from the area schools. This year our Student Council chose Nan Wester- veit to represent Perrysburg at the dance. Every year the Area Y-Teens hold a dance at the Y. W. C. A. at which an area Queen and two attendants are chosen. Each Y-Teen club chooses a girl from their club to represent them at this dance. This year Barb Stanford was chosen. The dance, Rhapsody in Pink , was held on February 11th. Guest Speaker, Dr. Walter Zaugg, retired professor from Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Tom Morrison, Master of Ceremonies, and Barb Stanford, general chairman of Career Day. Second Annual Career Day On the afternoon of February 29, 1956, the Senior American Problems classes held their Second Annual Career Day in the high school auditorium and cafeteria. Student Chairman of Career Day was Barbara Stanford and Tom Morrison was MC. There were approximately 25 to 30 different ca- reers represented. Guest speaker was Dr. Walter A. Zaugg. Q60 ' Q 25 ww' N eeiwav B022 egte gl' o oi Sxyydgotce 1 ups . 099 d P95 6-Vsj ef 9 011 PEW 5 Senior Class Play 0UR TOWN by Thornton Wilder CAST Stage Manager .... Charlie Frederick Dr. Gibbs ............. Tom Leyland Joe Crowell .......... Jim Kazmaier Howie Newsome ...... Sandy Hayes Mrs. Gibbs ....... ..... J ane Routt Mrs. Webb ..... ....... C arol Reed George Gibbs . . . ..... Bob Schaller Rebecca Gibbs ...... Janet Sheldrick Wally Webb .......... Gerald Unger Emily Webb ........ Susie Whitmore Prof. Willard .... ....... D ick Goeke Mr. Webb ..... ....... J ohn Garn Mrs. Soames .... ..... N ancy Lippe Simon Stimson ........ Fred Witzler Sam Craig ........... Tom Thornton Joe Stoddard ...... Denny Lawrence Constable Warren .... Ted Cummins Woman in the Balcony .......... Irene DelMonte Directed by ..... Miss Gloria Athans Watch the birdie, Mr. Strow! Junior Record Hop Suzie has a time-out for a coke . . . , ,ggwolf No! Mr. Wolfe, we Want Blue Suede Shoes ! P, my my . , mfg .,,y X 53- 'np Q L L s Q 4 ,M J qv 1 ' I g ' ,ri vkff, ., 1 1 u - 1 WT, i 'WH TF' B 1, S' 4 V Jxqk loeiaus 11 43 ' 'ix f 0,1 , -aw Ma .ia , Front Row: Mr. Steinecker, Dennis Szilak, Bill Chapman, Larry St. Clair, Bruce Farquharson, Jim Hufford, Bob Glanville, Jim Kaetzel, Bob Dotts, Dave Ankenbrandt, Bill Pugh, Jon Luzny, Jon Ly- ons, Jim Jones, Earl Phipps, Mr. Wolfe. Second Row: Bob Karr, Tony Nitsch, Ron Burdo, Sam Ad- ams, Ray Chatreau, Ray Snyder, Doug Parrish, Dick Sabo, Ralph Mericle, Tom Dunbar, Bill Dhondt, Dick Glanville, Bratche Webster, Dave Rogers, Dick Luzny, Don Boyd, Mr. Bennet. Third Row: Mr. Seiker, Bob Ryder, Dick Slavik, Al Puse, Bob Swan- son, Jim Decko, Mac Bostdorf, Boyd Marsh, Bob Protsik, Jim Russle, Gary May, Bob Jones. Fra-nk Sattler, Ron Reis, Jay Friess, Jim Morse, Jim Wilson, Dick Deiley, Bob Burkhardt. Top Row: Tom Morri- son, Pete Waldo, Bob Sutter, Ray Laubenthal, R. J. Steinline, Walt Burkhardt, Doug Hufford, Tony Sanders, Tom Hillabrand, Neil Ford, Bill Beck. 1956 Yellowjackets GO! GO! GO! TONY! f- V aw... , 4 umm -. . -Q - - -..TV sig! bfi fi 1 A -'3 1251 This year the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets ended the 1955 football sea- son in seventh place in the Great Northern Conference, with one tie, and seven losses. Although the team lost many games they didn't let the Mau- mee Panthers conquer them and ended the season with Maumee in a thrill- ing 13-13 tie. -tif is . Q , V 2 This year the managers of the football team were, Tom Mannahan, Dave Warnirnont, and Dick Starr. These boys de- serve a lot of credit, for they have a hard job to do. THE MANAGERS Wall' Burkhordt Sr. F.B. Walt led the team by making 42 points for Perrysburg this year. He showed that his 185 pounds were very valuable by placing on the G.N.C. All Con- ference Team. Bob Suter Sr. H .B. A skilled and aggressive guard, Bob carried the ball 59 times for a total of 272 yards for the highest average per carry of 4.6 yards. He has 27 tackles to his credit also. 54 ik awake-sf:fW.,f..-me M -ei .- ,T .I QQ af i ' f 5 Doug Hufford Sr. F.B. Doug played good ball until a broken leg put him out most of the season. His 180 pounds added 4 tackles to his and the school's record. Football Roy Loubenthol Sr. Q.B. One of the most capable and hard working players Ray put in 35 quarters of ball and made 44 tackles for PHS in his Sr. year. Pete Waldo Sr. F.B. When Pete Went to Work he always drove hard and played devastating ball. His 200 pounds added a lot to the team. R. I. Steinline Sr. H.B. This Sr. carried the ball 42 times gaining 131 yards for PHS. He made 57 tackles, proving his indomitable drive and spirit. 4. Jain - ,532-V . , ff F Dick Slavik Sr. Tackle This 170 lb. Yellow Jacket, showed skill and spirit play- ing 34 quarters and making 7 tackles. lay Friess Sr. Guard With fight, and stamina and the dependability to play great ball this year. This sen- ior -guard played 35 quarters and has 31 tackles to his tally. ffwb ,fig ? rr, if ...Q . , S lu nun E in we .: li' ' . 2 ' ' H 2 ,' ' X' XJ' . U -- 1. .Q ' , . wi ..', f, - w as 2 .iisw . H, -W e .sl 5 ,57fQf:l' ' 1 me . X -' .- 'Q 1 , E R G' 5 ga! .:1. 3: :ry A-A. . N: . .. 4, p f i t .. T -fa .. Q14-iz. - - :fa S .5 A-Q5 9295 -.yt ' 5.35 i., , . .5123 L Q , ii ,.,., ' S' I I I ll Bob Slum Swanson Sr. Tackle Perryburg's biggest man on defense, he was very essential in the forward wall this year. He played 28 quarters, and made 32 tackles. Football Tom Morrison Sr. Center Tom played some fine ball and proved himself to be very capable. 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F-'vf'fE1i.Q , .- .M K 4 .rfiiiii fffifii Y? if as s-if Q. if fy!mh.i . f' F3 mQQqi'k5-P1220 ...mr ' wx.-,N 5' M551 we i Aiwa-safe12.r4.. 2 W 'xfgkix .1 .Tf4:r'frffMf's ?RXji?,?iw ,ge-f2iie.'f f qt-wa. if f.. nr., ui: .g.-wie eg: isip, 3i'Zr5A,ew11Vif'5vl.Q :n.'g-'Q 'X 'gg' 'L 2 Nw Bi. Agana- ggewigg :saga Q. za. 11'..'f3PYJ'lf?M49-wiabifkwffm. EM Eldred Puse Sr. End With spirit and drive Al tried to make PHS a winning team this year. Wearing No. 33, he weighed 160 lbs. and played 29 quarters. jim Wilson Jr. Guard Jim was a very excellent play- er. He played 23 quarters and made 44 tackles. His 188 lbs. helped the PHS guards. 56 Bill Beck Jr. Center This year Bill, our 175 lb. Yel- low Jacket put in 36 quarters and leads the team with 68 tackles. He earned his second letter this year. Football lim Decko Soph. End A competent and talented wingman, Jim played 26 quar- ters and has 20 tackles to his record for this year. lim Russell Gary May Jr. Center Jr. Guard This 170 lb. player played 27 A skillful and devastating and quarters of ball this season. hard hitting all around player Jim proved himself to be a re- who could go both directions. liable and capable mah. 0-M1 ,ff-, W. i Neil Ford- Jr. Q.B. Neil, a fine PHS 135 lb. play- er, carried the ball 39 times and gained 194 yds., an aver- age of 4 yds. per carry. He also has 3 tackles to his credit. Frank Sattler Jr. End Frank was a competent and sticky-fingered wingman. No. 38 he has made 18 tackles and one touchdown this year. . fx 8 t 4 . iw 4- ' -3.35, 3 :V . s. are l - '- l L -il-. -:ibm e. .-. Q .. 5 9 .. 5 . I 2 I W .. . .X V , as .wgfii I .35 ff A qgggggggzvasiiafii-'-1. .... f Q I. Aww, '1q.f'?f5J . .,,w.,1is-an ' 1 . ' . ' . eh if N ' ' ' M Pk: :. . 31: fm- - - 'S' 1 V I , . A - v f' -Q f , . 3 . if FL W. n K .... -S - W- . 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A Q w Tk 'Zi' in 75: Vx i , f V ,gm Jw- 3, .f Mb' 1 l ,MW 1 'N Az M igmg. nu 3 W K 17 V A A . 11 JE.4'o,ET' x , ,INS -dfew K 'I F ' ' nfs, 'Ni 2' , .- f r J 1 , . v ,W S Y 6.. ,ma 1 ' x . D mt 1, Q Q . Q g X I H I U x4h1 ,,, amz if A JMR, I 555 . .... 1234 JU iF'il0R1..,+ 6 a:r-:all ' I ,f-wwf , Q4l 2' ,fi Q x 1 X ' Left to Right: Neil Ford, Tony Sanders, Dave Eckman, Jack Austin, Walt Burkhardt Dan Piatt, Chas Caple, Ray Swartz, Bob Trowbridge, Gene Melchert, Frank Sattler Jerry Bonner and Harold Stanford. Varsity Basketball The 1955-56 basketball team had scored a tally of two wins and fourteen losses. Although the team only won two games, they came close many times to bagging a victory. COACH ED WOLFE Napoleon ...... North Baltimore Anthony Rossford Swanton Maumee Sylvania . . . Whitmer .. Wayne Clay ........... Anthony Rossford Maumee Sylvania Whitmer ...... Clay . . . Bowling Wayne Green SCORES ......40 .....65 ......57 .....59 .....52 .....69 .....66 .....59 ......76 ......74 .....66 .....59 .....90 .....74 ......82 ......66 Perrysburg. Perrysburg. Perrysburg . Perrysburg. Perrysburg Perrysburg . Perrysburg. Perrysburg . Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg lack Austin Junior Although Jack was troubled by his bad knee, his determin- ation and all-around ability made him one of the best players on the team. He is very hard to stop because of his drive-in shot which he combines with an accurate jump shot from outside. Chaz Caple Junior A center, standing 6' Z , the tallest man on the team, this year developed his shots and tip-ins to perfection. He scor- ed olten and captured many rebounds. Chaz will be play- ing basketball again next year. jerry Bohner Senior Jerry played guard position this year. He is an excellent ball handler and has the best two-handed set shot on the team. He will be hard to re- place next year. Dave Eckman Junior Dave played the position of forward on the team. His height, 5' 10 aided his devel- opment of the jump shot. The team will see Dave playing again next year. Wall' Burkhart Senior Walt used his height and Weight to much advantage as he grabbed many rebounds. He comes through in the clutch and delivers points where they are needed most. Next year, the forward posi- tion Which Walt fills, will be very hard to replace. Neil Ford Junior This year, Neil proved his able ball handling and passing. He played defense and backed many Valuable plays. He will be a valuable asset to next year's team. 61 Eugene Melchert Junior Eugene was one of the juniors who alternated between the reserves and varsity this year. He has drive and determina- tion and we expect to hear a lot of V.E. in 1957. Frank Sattler Junior Frank, who played forward, was one of the ten juniors on the varsity this year. He has a good jump shot that he often puts to good use. When Frank is in the game, he can be counted on to do his best, both on defense and offense. He will be a great help to us next year. i I 62 Daniel Piarf Senior Dan is P-burg's most aggres- sive and determined player. Hampered by a knee injury, Dan still was on the first team and added many points to our score. Dan was elected Bas- ketball King and is one of the three seniors graduating from the team. Harold Stanford Junior Playing guard, Harold was another one of the juniors who alternated between the reserves and varsity. When- ever he was in the game he could be expected to do his best. He is a good shot from around the key but prefers the role of playmaker. Tony Sanders Junior Playing guard, Tony's one hand set shot and jump shot came when they were needed most. Along with his scrappy playing and excellent passing, he often took the role of play- maker. He will be one of our most valuable players next year and will be expected to play his best. Bob Trowbridge Junior Bob is a fine shot and uses his rebounding ability to his ad- vantage. A forward, he was one of the team's top point makers and got his share of rebounds, too. We will be counting on Bob next year. ,M Q, fx -,a x.!,g? is 5 35 gf Left to Right: Coach Wolfe, Tom Bohner, Bob Burkhardt, Bob Ryder, Tom Hilla- brand, Al Lehman, Mike Mather, Bob Sattler, Don Boyd, Wayne Rupp, Jack Coble, Dave Frederick, Jim Decko, Harold Eckle, Dick Deiley, Dave Rogers. Left to Right: Managers Clarence Keller, Ron Howard, Bill Stasiak. Reserve Basketball Team This year's reserve team marked up a 4-12 record and showed much de- termination in their playing. Many of the players from this team will con- tribute their ability to next year's varsity team. SCORES North Baltimore. Anthony Wayne Rossford ........ Swanton ........ Maumee ........ Sylvania .....,.. Whitmer ...,... Clay ........... Anthony Wayne Rossford ........ Maumee ........ Sylvania ........ Whitmer ....... Clay ........... Bowling Green . . Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg Perrysburg v. ,--gf' gff ' 14 1 A' - zz l 1. , ' fl .15 1, . mx. A 1 , x Q . ,Y . A ,I - fn., Ei, , at f is-7 X' if WW .wmmw FWS M wx mwwv-cm -vm Junior High gals non to be outdone watch one freshmen, here they eornef GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Undefeated Fancy Frillies' School Champs! And not bad lookmg too' Duck your head, Drema. Look what happened to Pat! Follow the big white bouncing ball, girls! Donit sneeze now, Nan. f- Who said basketball was a boyis sport? Circus and carnival time comes on Friday to the gym classes at P.H .S Is it any wonder we like Phyz. Ed.? I5 Q v o 4 A N 9 1 Q A f fr -1 I QW, i 2 i pw 4. 3' In Q +f-A . ,, Eleven 5-'gnu k g W W ' 2, 1. A. X.. wx , f .-be sfmiflz-i., x fffgs -g MW WNml?l?'if -QW' 49:5 1 K, j . ff Ae. .P ,1 .h, 'SP .e Top Row: Mr. Seker, H. Stanford, L. Jacobs, T. E. Melchert, J. Bohner, N. Ford, T. Sanders, C. Sny- King, B. Leyland, J. Decko, D. Rogers, T. Hillabrand, der. Bottom Row: J. Coble, K. Myers, B. Austin, D B. Dhont, R. Mericle, J. Glandvill, S. Lovejoy, Mr. Stasiak, B. Pugh, R. Moore, T. Lynott, T. Bohner Huebner. Middle Row: R. Laubenthal, G. Strow, F. and A. Lehman. Sattler, J. Austin, R. Elliott, B. Trowbridge, D. Piatt, Baseball For twelve years now, Perrysburg High School has had a baseball team. Since then we have had five championship teams. Having won more G.N.C. games than any other league school, we have never finished in less than third place. This year with twelve lettermen returning to play on the var- sity squad, the season looks very promising. John Huebner is the Varsity Coach and Phil Seker is the Reserve Coach. 70 S - Q '5 Y lock Austin jerry Bohner Roger Elliott Junior Senior Senior Infield Catcher Center Field Mr. Seker Mr. Huebner Rese'rve Coagh Varsity Coach A Neil Ford Roy Laubenthal Eugene Melchert J unior Senior J unior Second Base Third Base First Base 71 A sf f fs.. 5 G-noe' Dan Piatt Tony Sanders Frank Sattler Senior Junior Junior Pitcher Shortstop Third Base Tom Monaghan Bratche Webster Sophomore Sophomore Manager Manager Www. Carl Snyder Senior Gary Strow Bob Trowbridge Senior Junior Right Field Pitcher First Base awww-WV.. ., K A X fl. Q- A M .X Ai x V f W-'id Wi 1 xiii ,ggimg'ff- ymkfgl.. 2 gum ., , f m..L AA M im, A lv-sw Hskimif Q ff' -. ,NV I K -4 1- fm- A W, ,, all W. an . wt L gg-f V, , .4 ' ' W. V QQ, m L -W f Q ' ' ' ' -W1 L. A L if ' . , . v' M K ., -1,pM . . f, f ...M b ' n' 'W .. . , . 5 RI' - A 7 11 K W ER k H Mgt,-'Y M M L ma? 4, 'L ,wfw N ,., W - 5 f -A ' K ..,,.. ' NC NA H531 ' 653 9. ' V334 . ' 'Af ' ff Ml., mn KM M mf Q S k .Q Ai . -r Nh K M-KM, VV ,GP I M N. ' l I , 3 'mm KN, A ,gm ak nv K ,, N.. - -r , if ... ,K M 3 X. ...ae-' M' k' 7 av' . ,pw --.Y M ' -www A W M' ' N- M N -M..,.x . A .. 'I ,, '-.NNNN .x.,,,mm4gX n h 1w..,,mw-qwY.,, mm Q - m.,,kW-N.,, ml , M' 1 iw ...K W A. Wg' ,xr ,X M - uw N A W. V QQ, . M ' ' ,Q W W.- I WT R.. W .W . vb , ,WW 'www Bob Suter Bob Schaller R. I. Steinline Senior Senior Senior 440 relay hurdles 10W hurdles, 220 TRACK Coach Herb Bennett 1 Charlesagfederick Charles Frederick Doug Hufford lay Freiss Senior Senior Senior mile, 880 shot put, mile relay pole vault john Morse Junior 880 Ray Snyder Moc Bostdorff Sophomore Junior 440, mile relay high jump Bob Karr Sophomore 440, discus Dave Eckmon Don Boyd Junior Sophomore mile relay, 220 low hurdles, 440 3T,,lEW..W,.l,,,.,i . ,, if,i., if w.........-i ' -' l 1'4t?ffAbvxkwJ 76 MR. O. C. TREECE This is Mr. Treece's first year as Act- ing Principal of the Junior High Build- ing. He is Assistant Student Council Sponsor, Director of Athletics, and Di- rector of Audio-Visual Aid. Mr. Treece also teaches algebra. He earned his B. S. in Education at Bowling Green University and M. A. at Columbia University. Mr. Treece did advanced graduate work at Columbia and Ohio State University. DONALD D. CANFIELD Mr. Donald D. Canfield is director of Pupil Personnel for Perrysburg High School. He earned his B.S. in Education at the University of Toledo, and is a candi- date for a Masters in Education at Bow- ling Green State University. He also at- tended Ohio State University. E .. n svn ,-3'-.f s . 3 ff? - ' Aikins, Harold H. B. S., State Teachers Col- lege, Gorham, Maine. M. A., Ohio State University. Subject: English, Social Studies. Sponsor: 7A, 7th 81 8th grade planning com- mittee. Bay, Don C. A. B., Otterbein College. M. A. University of Missouri. Subject: Librarian. Spon- sor: Library Club. FACULTY Bailey, Revo E. Athans. Gloria B. A., University of Toledo. Subject: Junior English, Journalism, Speech-Dra- matics. Sponsor: Somethin', Black gl Gold, Dramatics Coach. Bennett, Herb E. B. S., Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, M. A., Kent State University. Subject: Phys- ical Education and Health. Sponsor: Varsity Club. B. S., Bowling Green State University. Subject: Phys- ical Education Sz Health. Sponsor: G. A. A., Cheer- leaders. if 1 M., li. 77 Bround, Robert A. B. A., University of Cali- fornia. M. A., Stanford Uni- versity. Subject: World History, Economics, Geog- raphy. Sponsor: Sophomore Class. Huebner, john F. B. S. in Industrial Arts. Subject: Industrial Arts. Sponsor: Freshman Class, Baseball coach, Freshman basketball coach. FACULTY Fontillo, joseph L. Christmcn, Fern A. B. S. in Education, Ohio State University. Subject: Social Studies, English. Sponsor: Junior Red Cross. jones, Richard L. Ohio State University, To- ledo University, B. S. in Education, Master of Edu- cation. Subject: Instru- mental Music and Mixed Chorus. Sponsor: Sopho- more Class. B. A., Marietta College. M. A., Ohio State University. Subj-ect: Latin, Mathemat- ics, Sponsor: Freshman Class, Latin Club. FACULTY ...Q .......s sw -V Kindell, Sarah I. B. S. in Education. Ohio State University. Subject: Elementary Music Super- visor and Jr. High Music. Meuser, Martin L. B. S. in Education at Cap- ital Universityf Bowling Green State University. Subject: Jr. High Math, Al- gebra. Sponsor: Ticket Manager, 8th grade spon- sor. .f-Mfg McMahon, james T. McHugh, Dolores M. B, A., Mary Manse College, Toledo University, Bowling Green State University. Subject: American History. Sponsor: Junior Class. Morgan, Alice A. B. and M. A. at Ohio State University. Subject: French and Spanish. Spon- sor: Future Teachers of America, Junior Class, French Club and Spanish Club. B. A. and B. E, University of Toledo. Subject: Social Studies and English. Spon- sor: Jr. High Student Council. 79 Munger, Elizabeth M. B. S. in Education at Bow- ling Green University. M. A. at University of Michi- gan in English and M. A. at Ohio State University in Psychology. Subject: En- glish IV and English I. Sponsor: Senior Class and Y-Teens. Poland, Robert P. B. S. in Education at Bow- ling Green State University. Subject: Typing, Shorthand and Office Practice. Spon- sor: Commercial Club. FACULTY Notestine, Robert L. Munger, George C. B. A. and M. A. at Univer- sity of Michigan. B. S. in Education at Bowling Green State University. M. L. S. at Western Reserve University. Subject: En- glish l0, ll, Senior Social Studies. Sponsor: Senior Class and Hi-Y. Reuthinger, Lucile Ohio State University. Sub- ject: Home Economics. Sponsor: Sophomore Class and Future Homemakers of America. Bowling Green State Uni- versity and Toledo Univer- sity. Subject: Junior High and Senior High Art. l Rogers, Hance W. B. Education. M. A. at Tole- do University. Subject: Physics, Plane Geometry. Sponsor: Math-Science Club. Steinecker, Robert E. A. B. at Heidelberg College and M. A. at Ohio State University. Commercial Courses. Sponsor: Cafeteria Supervisor, Asst.g Football Coach and Golf and Tennis Coach. FACULTY Smith, Rodney I. B. S. in Agriculture, M. S. and B. S. in Education at Ohio State University. Sub- ject: General Science, Bi- ology, 7B Science. Sponsor: Math-Science Club and Freshman Class. W 5 .5 Ak Y Seker, Phil D. B. S. and M. of Education at Bowling Green State University. Subject: 7th and 8th grade Science. Sponsor: Assistant Coach in football and track. Strow, Floyd D. B. S. in Education at Ohio State University. M. A. in Education at Bowling Green State University. Subject: Chemistry Ana- lytical Geometry, Calculus, Trigonometry, Solid Geom- etry, Advanced Algebra. Sponsor: Junior Class and Math-Science Club. Taylor, lack P. B. S. and M. S. at Bowling Green State University. Subject: Senior American Problems. Sponsor: Stu- dent Council, Hi-Y Club, and Senior Class. FACULTY B. S. in Education at Defi- ance College. Subject: American History and Sen- ior Social Studies. Sponsor: Junior Class Basketball- Varsity and Reserve Coach. -K' 'X Whifacre, john D. B. S. in Education at Bow- ling Green State University. Subject: Industrial Arts and Science. Sponsor: Jun- ior High Sponsor and Jun- ior High Basketball. Standing, left to right: Al Schrarnm, Harold Pelc, Clarence Gordon, Arthur Lippert, Donald Moser. Kneeling, left to right: Walt Ziernan, Bernard Eckel, Louis Schabovv, John Fox. BUS DRIVERS l COGKS Left to ri ht: Ruth Cald g - well, Irene Miller, Lena An- derson, Margaret Klose. Mr. Chester Palen Speech-Hearing Therapist nr F17 X, -.4-Q,','l .. 'S Mrs. Margaret Elliott Mrs. Helen Patterson Mrs. Hilda Isch Gffice Staff mal' 83 VSV' DZLCI V 5 I I iw Mrs. V. Spoerl Lucille Bruner Jim Jones Theresa Hutchek 84 i 1 2 John Moreo A1 Schramm Walt Zieman I X: 1' I f5'1 i ia., I if President ............... Ray Laubenthal Secretary ..........,.,.... Sharon Rupp Vice-President . . . ...... Joan Mullen Treasurer .... ..... K athy Holkovic SENIGRS Class of 1956 We as Seniors on the threshold of our fu- tures, remember our days spent in Perrys- burg High School. Some of these memories stand clear in our minds, while the others, small, but important at the time, have faded away. One morning, early in September, we stood, for the first time united as a class, which would be going through the next four years together. President Tom Morrison, Vice- President Joan Mullen, Secretary Charles Waldo, and Treasurer Gloria Stanley, with the advice of our sponsors, planned a square dance in the fall, a convocation in honor of Abraham Lincoln, and a picnic at Fort Meigs'. Ray Laubenthal, led our class through our sophomore year, along with Vice-President Don Ferguson, Secretary Geraldine Bernard, and Treasurer Lorna Shufeldt. We had a talent show, a dance called the Shillelegh Shuffle, and a picnic at Fort Meigsi. As we neared the top, our sponsors, Presi- dent Lowell Jacobs, Vice-President Dick Goeke, Secretary Frances Magrum, and Treasurer Barbara Stanford, put on a dance called November Nonsense, a picnic at Ot- sego, and a farewell convocation for the Sen- iors. We also helped to sponsor the Senior Prom. In the fall of ,55 we Seniors entered Perrys- burg High School for our last year. Besides planning the usual class activities, we were all planning for the future, our future. Mr. Taylor, Miss Munger, and Mr. Munger gave us wise counsel in choosing our vocations. Our last class picnic .at Otsego, the Bugg Womp Convention, the Christmas Dance, and our successful ham dinner proved to everyone our ability to work together. President Ray Laubenthal, Vice-President Joan Mullen, Sec- retary Sharon Rupp, and Treasurer Kathy Holkovic were the busiest of all, planning and working on our class trip to Washington. The Junior Class gave us our Senior Prom at the end of May. Yes, this was our year, full of both joy and sorrow, a year to be long re- membered by all of us. CAROL MAE BAKER Carol It is better to be faithful than famous. Band 1,2,3,4g Commercial 4g F.H.A. 1,2, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4g Girls' Glee 2, Vice- President 35 Literary 3,4. LOU EVA BERNARD Louie She brightens up her corner of the worldf' Boosters 2g Commercial 2,3, Secretary 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Girls' Glee lg Mixed Chorus 25 Y-Teens 4. 7 if 1 ge GERALDINE ANNE BERNARD Gerri Likeable, full of fun, can't be matched by anyone. F.H.A. 1,2g F.N.A. 3,4g Girls' Glee lg Math-Science 4g Span- ish Club 4g Student Council 35 Class Secretary 2. iii!- QQ4 Q ' Q BARBARA LUELLA BOSSA Barb Quiet and industrious, shejll make her way? Oakdale, California 1,2g F.H.A. 3,4g G.A.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 3,4. GERALD EDWARD BOHNER ll,erryll If drawing pictures were a crime, this boy would now be serving timef' Defiance High 1, Basketball, Reserve 2, Varsity 3,4g Base- ball, Reserve 2, Varsity 3,4. BETTY IEAN BOYD Betty Happy and gay, she's really okay? F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 4, G.A. A. 2,3,4. WALTER THOMAS BURKHARDT Walt He certainly is a good sport, he likes ball games of any sort. Bowling Green High 1,2, F.F. A. 3, Hi-Y 3,4, Varsity Club 3, Vice-President 4, Football, Varsity 3, Captain 4, Basket- ball, Varsity 3,4, Baseball, Varsity 4, Track Team 3. SUSAN IANET CANFIELD llsuell I drink the wine of aspiration and the drug of illusion, thus I am never dull. Acapella Choir 2,3, Annual Staff, Senior Ed. 4, Band 1,2, Boosters 1,2,4, Vice-President 3, F.T.A. 3, Vice-President 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Girls, Glee 2, Somethin' Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, Y-Teens 3,4, Senior Class Play. .g igs .5 ff. 4 . 1 MA RGARETE AN N CA LDW E LL HPCQSYH HA light heart lives long. Boosters 2,3, Commercial 2,3, President 4, G.A.A. 1,25 Lit- erary 4g Student Council 1,25 Y-Teens 4, F.B.L.A. 3,4. 89 EDWARD FRANK CUMMINS n-rendu I have my car and my girlg who could ask for more? Boosters 1,2,3g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Football Manager 1,2g Track Team 1,25 Senior Class Play. 90 GERALD DUANE CARTER lerry He,s rather bashful, so we clon't know him well, but his manner may change, one can never tell? Band, l,2,3,4g F.F.A. 35 Math- Science 43 Audio-Visual Club, Secretary 1,3, Treasurer 2. IRENE LE IEUNE DELMOTTE llkenell She never knew a stranger. Boosters 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Girls' Glee l,2,3g French Club, Student Coun- cil Rep. 4g Y-Teens 3,4g Sen- ior Class Play. WILLIAM T. DUDLEY BiII f'He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catchethf' Maumee Valley Country Day School lg Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4. IAMES KARL FAHRER llnmll He coaxes speed from ancient vehicles. ' . 4 it 2 ni? ,vu 'fi f 1 ,V is fx 'K K ' Ewa y ROGER K. ELLIOTT llRogll Wha1:! me worry? Acapella Choir 2g Boosters 2, Boys' Glee 1,2g Mixed Chorus 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Math-Science 3,4g Spanish Club 4g Student Council 1, Treasurer 4, Var- sity Club 3,4g Football Man- ager 2g Football, Reserve 1, Baseball, Reserve 1, Varsity 2,3,4g Bowling 3,4. X 91 wi, DON ARTHUR FERGUSON Fergy H e speaks, behaves, and acts as though he meant it. Latin Club 2g Math-Science 3, President 43 Spanish Club 43 Class Vice-President 25 Var- sity Club 4g Bowling 3,4. 92 WM a1wQ?iQQ-1 MN SHIRLEY ANN FARMER ShirIey Natural and sweet with many a friend. Boosters 3g Commercial 2,3, Vice-President 45 F.H.A. 2g F.N.A. 3g G.A.A. 2g Y-Teens 4. PATRICIA ANN FIELITZ llpatll Laughter that's gay, plus a winning wayg this girl will go places someday. Boosters l,2,3g Commercial 4g F.H.A. lg G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Girls' Glee 1,3g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Y-Teens 3,4. CAROLE ANN FINCH Carole Good things come in small packages. Boosters 3,45 Commercial 3,45 F.N.A. 3,4g F.T.A. 4, Girls Glee 1,3g French Club 4g Lit- erary Club 4g Y-Teens 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,4. 7 CHARLES ROBERT FREDERICK Charlie Ability involves responsibility. Acapella Choir 3, Band 1,2,3,4g Boys' Glee lg Mixed Chorus 3, Latin Club 2, Math-Science 3, Program Chairman 4, Some- thin' Staff 4, Spanish Club 4g Varsity Club 3,4g Track Team 3,45 Audio-Visual Club 1,2. Senior Class Play. ROSE MARIE FORTEN ER Rosie A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Commercial 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3g Y-Teens 3,4. IAY LEROY FRIESS lliayll A real friend and a football starg mark these words, he's going far. Boosters 25 Varsity Club 3,4g Football, Varsity 2,3,4g Track Team 1,2,3,4. 94 .Q ,ug ,Q ,f IANICE ADAIR FRIESS Iannie 'Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasrnf, Boosters 1,2,3g F.H.A. l,2,3g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross lg Y-Teens 3,4. a A IOHN MICHAEL GARN john Diligenceg he wins his way? Annual' Staff 4, Underclass Ed,g Boosters 2g Boys' Glee 1,2g Mixed Chorus 29 Latin Club 2g Spanish Club 45 Foot- ball Manager 15 Senior Class Play, ANTHONY KENNETH GIAMO Kenny The measure of a man's life is the well spending of ttf, Acapella Choir 25 Boys' Glee 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4. A SH SANDRA KAY GRAMES Sandy Happy and gay, always that way. Commercial 2,45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Girls' Glee 1,25 Mixed -Chorus 1,25 Literary Club 2,35 Presi- dent 45 Librarian 2,354 J mc:-:ARD NELSON Goin: Dick He who invented work should have finished it. Band 1,2,3,45 Boosters 3,45 Boys' Glee 15 Math-Science 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Student Council 1,25 Baseball, Reserve 1,25 Class Vice-President 35 Senior Class Play. 'fis 95 IOSEPH HAAS llloell He who has knowledge spares his words? Libbey High 1. 96 CAROL IEANNETTE GREEN Carol I think it well to be a little reserved, Boosters 2,3g Commercial 2,3,4g F.H.A. lg F.T.A. 43 F.B.L.A. 3,4g G.A.A. 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2g Y-Teens 3,4. W. SX RICHARD HENRY HAHN llpickll Men of few words are the best men. Boys' Glee 1g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Bowling 3. WILDA MARIE HANELY Wilde A full nature, free to trust. Boosters 2,3g Commercial 4, G.A.A. 25 Girls' Glee 1,25 Lit- erary Club 3,4g Librarian 3,4. IANICE ANN HERMAN Ianney Hfllways in a happy mood, she's everybody's friendf' G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2, Latin Club 2, Literary Club 3,4g Math-Science 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4, Librarian 3. l WALTER S. HAYES Sandy The art of doing a thing is, first, its aim, and next, its manner of accomplishmentf' Annual staff, Senior Editor 45 Band l,2,3,4g Latin Club 2, Student Council 25 Math-Sci- ence 3, Vice President 45 Sornethin' Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, Projection Club 1,2,3g Bowling 3,4g Senior Class Play, Varsity Club 3,4. 97 RONALD IAMES HOWARD Ronnie The force of his own merit makes his wayi' Annual Staff 45 Band 1,25 Drum Major 3,45 Literary Club 1,25 Math-Science 3,45 Some- thin' Staff 45 Spanish Club 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,45 Projection Club-Student Council 1, Pres- ident 2,3. 98 IAN ET KATHLEEN HOLKOVIC Kathy So light of foot, so light of hearti' Annual Staff, Ad Editor 45 Boosters '1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.H.A. 152,35 F.N.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Junior Red Cross 25 Literary Club 1,2, Treasurer 35 Math-Science 3,45 Somethin' Staff, Front Page Editor 45 Student Council 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Librarian 3, Class Treasurer 4. 3 5 DOUGLAS FOSTER HUFFORD llpougll Fields are won by those who believe in winning Boosters 15 Hi-Y 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Varsity Football 253,45 Track l,2,3,45 Freshman Basketball. LOWELL E. IACOBS LoweII None but himself can be his parallel. Latin Club, President 2g Math- Science 3,4g Student Council 3, Vice-President 4g Reserve Baseball lg Class President 3g Varsity Baseball 4. W THOMAS DAVID KAMENCA llTomIl A nicer fellow you'll never meetg Tom knows how to stand on his own two feetf' Boys' Glee Club l,2. ROBERT CHARLES ION ES ll Bobxll Not a sinner, not a saint F.F.A. lg Hi-Y 3, Vice-Presl dent 4g Junior Red Cross 4 Student Council lg Varsity Football 4, Reserve 1. A MERLE G. KAZMAIER MerIe From the crown of his head to the soles of his shoes, he is all mirth. F.F.A. 1,2, Treasurer 35 Hi-Y 3,4. IAMES ROBERT KAZMAIER llhmll Ambition is the germ from which all greatness comes. Boosters 2, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council 4g Varsity Club 3,4g Basketball Manager 25 Senior Class Play. CLARENCE IAMES KELLER Clarence His heart is steady, never whirls, cause he seldom smiles at girls. Spanish Club 4, Varsity Club 3,4g Basketball Manager 3,4g Varsity Baseball 3,4, Reserve 1,2. IEANNE ANNETTE KING ll,eanll Quiet and industrious, she'll make her way. F.H.A. 3, Student -Council 43 G.A.A. 3,4. DENNIS ROBERT LAWRENCE llnennyll I started as an average kid, I finished as a thinking man? Candler College, Havana, Cu- ba 3, Spanish Club, Secretary 4, Basketball - Reserve 2, Manager lg Reserve Baseball lg Senior Class Play. 2 .2 .................., ' ' ,A K ,, ,,,, ff if f .V ,.. . 5 1 , 5 5 Miz, Q I N I K 5 ..'. P - K. I - RAYMOND G. LAUBENTHAL ll Rayll First in work, first in leader- ship, first in the hearts of his classmates? Boys' Glee lg Mixed Chorus lg Hi-Y 3,45 Junior Red Cross 3, Student Council 2,3,4, Var- sity Club 3,4g Football-Re- serve 1, Varsity 2,3, Captain 4, Baseball-Varsity 2,3,4, Re- serve lg -Class President 2,4. 'SW 1 'I01 THOMAS IAMES LEYLAND llTomll HA serious minded lad is Tom, he can always be depended on D Boys' Glee lg Mixed Chorus l, 25 Latin Club Secretary 25 French Club, President 45 Lit- erary Club l5 Somethin' Staff, Front Page Editor 45 Madrigal Singers 15 Senior Class Play. nuff 102 DAVID RUSH LESLIE Dave f'Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow? Boys, Glee 1. NANCY MARGARET LIPPE None The word 'impossible' isnit in my dictionary. Acapella Choir 2,35 Annual Staff, Sports Editor 45 Boost- ers l,2,3, President 45 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee 152, President 35 Mixed Chorus 15 French Club 45 Literary Club l5 Somethin' Staff 45 Hall Monitor 45 Senior Class Play. BARBARA ANN LINDSAY llBarbll When she wants something she goes after it and gets itf, Annual Staffg Boosters 1,2,3g F.N.A. 3, Vice-President 4, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,29 Mixed Chorus 2g French Club 4g Lit- erary Club 1,2g Somethin Staff, Editorial Page Editor 4g Y-Teens 3,45 Hall Monitors 4' Librarian 1,2,3. 7 7 IUAN LUNA Quiet but observing. French Club 4g Spanish Club 2. In ,..X ..-- VIRGINIA IRENE LOVEIOY llGinill A pleasant mixture of sarcasm, wit and common sense. Boosters 2, F.N.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3g Girls' Glee 1,2g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Librarian 4. 103 1oHN HorFMAN Bashfnlness is an ornament to youth? 04 FRANCIS LOUISE MAGRUM Franny A good nature is the very air of a good mind. F.H.A. 1,25 F.N.A. 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Literary Club 1,2535 Math-Science 3,45 Librarian 2,35 Class Secretary 3. + DAWN LEE MITSCHING lloawnll Her mind, her wit, and hefr will, these three combined - she does fill. Annual Staff 45 Boosters 1,25 3,45 F.N.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 French Club 45 Math-Sci- ence 45 Somethin' Staff, So- ciety Editor 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Student Council 4. THOMAS MERLE MORRISON llTomll Tricky is he who possesses this traitg for a magic power of speech is greatv Annual Staff 4g Hi-Y 3, Pres- ident 4g Student Council 1,2,3, Chaplain 4g Varsity Club 2,3, 4g Football-Varsity 3,4, Man- ager 2, Reserve lg Track lg Class President lg Boy's State 4. if by FREDERICK IOSEPH NACHTRAB Fred Let us love life and feel the values of itv IOAN ELIZABETH MULLEN llBugIl Just as high as my heart Football Attendant lg Annual Staff, Senior Editor 4g Boost- ers l,2,3,4g F.T.A. 4g G.A.A. l,2, Treasurer 3g Girls' Glee, Li- brarian lg Mixed Chorus 25 French Club 4g Y-Teens 3,45 Hall Monitor 4g Class Vice- President 1,45 Basketball At- tendant 4g Latin Club 25 Some- thin' Staff 4. ag.. I05 TED LEE PAYNE llTedll The actions of men are the best interpretaters of their thoughts? Acapella Choir 3, Band 1,2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Latin Club 2, Literary Club lg Math- Science 3,45 Student Council 45 Librarian lg Reserve Bas- ketball 2g Reserve Baseball 1,2. 06 MARY BONNIE ONTIVEROS IIMG ryll She's just a noble, all around girl. F.H.A. 1,2,4g F.N.A. 3, Ser- geant-at-arrns 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 French Club, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Somethin, Staff, Exchange Editor 4g Y-Teens 4. DANIEL GENE PIATT llbannyll Mischief dances in this boy's eyes? Band 2,3,4g Boosters 2, Hi-Y 3,49 Junior Red Cross 1,2g Latin Club 2, Student Council 3,43 Varsity Club 2,3, Presi- dent 45 Football - Varsity 2,3, Reserve lg Basketball - Varsity 2,3,4, Reserve lg Var- sity Baseball 2,3,4g Track lg Basketball King 4. DOROTHY MARIE POTHAST llDotu A smile trade marks a happy soul? Boosters 25 F.H.A. 1,2g F.N.A. 3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee 1,35 Mixed Chorus 2g Math- Science 3,4g' Student Council 4. ROBERT MICHAEL PROTSIK llBobll t'He always knows it and he knows he knows ttf, Acapella Choir 2g President 35 Boys' Glee lg Mixed Chorus l,3g Latin Club 2g Math-Sci- ence 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4g Football, Varsity 3, Captain 45 Baseball, Reserve 2. I C - GEORGE C. PRATT George Happy men have many friends. Band lg F.F.A. 1,2, Sentinal 3g Boys' Glee lg Mixed Chorus 1. 'I0 7 l CAROL CHARLENE REED Carol Full of pep and right in step. Annual Staff 4, Underclass Ed., Boosters 2,35 Commercial 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4g Girls' Glee, Secretary lg Mixed Chorus, Librarian 2, Hall Monitor 4, Senior Class Play. 108 ELDRED CHARLES PUSE MAIN Fm not lazy folks, Fm just in love with sleep. Boys' Glee 1,25 Mixed Chorus l,2g Hi-Y 3,43 Football, Varsity 4, Reserve l,2,3. GARY IAMES RICK llGaryll It isn't the work that worries me, it's the women. Acapella Choir 3, Mixed Chor- us 4, Hi-Y 3,4g Student Coun- cil 4, Basketball, Reserve 2. LINDA IEANNE RIDEOUT Linda Drawing pictures is her delightg she draws them morning, noon, and night. Acapella Choir 2,35 Annual Staff 4, Art Ed., Band 1,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 35 F.T. A. 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Girls' Glee 1,2,3, Mixed -Chorus 4g Spanish Club 45 Somethin' Staff 4g Student Council 4. DONNA IEAN ROUX Donna It's quality, not size that counts. Boosters 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Girls' Glee 1, Vice-President 35 Mixed Chorus 2, Math-Sci- ence 3,4g Spanish Club 4g Y- Teens 4. WANDA IANE ROUTT ll,anell She who lives well, lives long. Boosters 3g F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Girls' Glee 1,3g Mixed Chorus 3,45 French Club 4g Literary Club 3g Student Council 3, Y-Teens 3, Secre- tary 4g Librarian 3,4g Senior Class Play. 'I0 9 SHIRLEY G. RUPP ShirI There is nothing like fun, is there? John Marshall High lg Com- mercial 3, Treasurer 4g Y- Teens 3,4. 110 SHARON I. RUPP llsherryll A maiden sweet without pretense, blessed with reason and common sense? John Marshall High lg Foot- ball Queen 4g Annual Staff 4, Underclass Ed.g Boosters 2,3g Reserve Cheerleader 4g Com- mercial 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Somethin' Staff 45 Student Council 4g Y-Teens 3,4g Class Secretary 4, DOROTHY LEE SAHLOFF Dorf A jolly kind whose nature never variesf' Commercial 4. f F ri IOHN MICHAEL SALAY john Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. Math-Science 3,4g Spanish Club 4, President. QQ' CHRISTINE SARVER Chris Full of fun and mischief toog doing things she shouldn't o. Band 2,3,4g cllflajorette 3,4g Boosters 2,3,4g F.T.A. 3,4g G.A. A. 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 45 Y- Teens 3,45 Hall Monitors 3,4' Basketball Attendant 4. 5 SANDRA LYNN SARGENT llscndyll One who works a goal to gain: never spends her time in vain? Band l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 35 F.T.A. 3, President 4g Chorus 3,4g Girls' Glee lg Hall Monitor 3,4g FNA 3g Spanish Club 45 Annual Staff, Bus. Mgr. 4. - is 'I1'I ROBERT LEE SCHALLER ll Bob!! Worries are never within his chain of thoughtg he merely smiles at what each day brought. Band lg F.F.A. 3g Hi-Y has 3,49 Basketball, Reserve 23 Bowl- ing 3,4g Senior Class Play. 112 5 5 5-,,'.'?sE IOHN WILLIAM SCHABOW ll'ohnll t'He has set his goal high and will reach it. Band l,2,3g F.F.A. lg Math- Science 3,4. SARAH MARY SCHALLER Sarah Quiet and observingg kind and deserving? Band 1,2,3,4g F.T.A. 4g GAA. lg Girls' Glee lg Mixed Chorus 4, Secretaryg Audio-Visual 1 IEAN AGNES SCHMIDT llleanll Tall, slim, and oh so nice, we don't think this girl has any vicef, Annual Staff 4, Club Ed., Boosters 2,3g F.N.A. 4, Ser- geant of Arms 3, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4g Girls' Glee 1, Librariang Mixed Chorus 1,2g French Club 4, Sornethin' Staff 4, Business Manager, Y-Teens 3. ELAINE MARIE SCHWIND Suds A girl with a smile that is hard to beat. F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. lg Girls' Glee 1,2,3, Librariang Mixed Chorus 2. MARYANN SCHRAMM Maryann She rules her own mindg there are few of this kind. Annual Staff 4, Editor in Chief g Boosters 3, Treasurer 25 F.T.A. 3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,4, Re- porter 3g Girls' Glee 1,2g Mixed Chorus 2, French Club 4, Lit- erary Club 1,2g Math-Science 3,45 Student Council 45 Y- Teens 3,45 Hall Monitor 4. si 113 IANET LOUISE SHELDRICK Rickey Make yourself what you want to be. Acapella Choir 2,3, Accompan- istg Band 3,4, Librarian 1,2g Majorette 1,2,3,4g Commercial 2g F.T.A. 3,4g Math-Science 3,4g Student Council, Secretary 43 Senior Class Play. 4 MARY I0 SCHWIND Mungie As skillful in artg as willing of heart. F.H.A. lg G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee l,3g Mixed Chorus 4. LORNA PEARL SHUFELDT Lorna Quiet and retiringg a girl worth knowing? Boosters l,2,3g G.A.A. 3,45 Girls' Glee lg Literary Club l,2, Secretary 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Math-Science 3,4g Student Council lg Librarian 2,3,4g Class Treasurer 2. RICHARD HENRY SLAVIK Dick Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. Boys' Glee lg Football, Var- sity 2,3,4g Track Team 1. EDWARD DALE SNYDER Eddie I like work, it fascirlates me I can sit and watch it for hours. Mixed Chorus 4, Vice-Presb dentg Hi-Y 3,4. L. - , ','.V 4 ' 'Y a 3 it H gi s Z, A...- .. : 1',, ,Q -I ,N-' 5 ' , S it I ef A s 3 wk J a,v 1 ' -A 5 r Q- Jw' 4s 0 'sn ,Q 'Ft di A X ' 1 fa ,, 5 5 4 K- f , f 1 an 45 J. ' -fs at R, Tingw' ' we CARL DEAN SNYDER llcarlll It is excellent to have a giantls strength. Baseball, Varsity 3,4, Reserve 1,2. 115 'I1 NANCY ELIZABETH SPRENG llNanll Happy is the girl who finds wisclomf' Acapella Choir 35 Annual Staff 4, Administrative Ed.5 Band 2,4, Treasurer 35 Boost- ers 2,3,45 F.N.A. 35 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Literary Club 15 Math-Science 45 Spanish Club 45 Student Council 2,45 Y- Teens 3,4. IUDITH ANN SNYDER ll, udyll It was her thinking of others that made you think of her. Acapella Choir 3,4, Librarian 25 Boosters 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,4, Secretary 35 Girls' Glee 1,2,35 Spanish Club 45 Y-Teens, Chaplain 3, President 4. BARBARA ANN STANFORD Il Barbll Match her-if you can. Annual Staff 4, Club Ed.5 Boosters l,2,35 Varsity Cheer- leader 45 G.A.A. 1,3,4, Secre- tary 25 Girls' Glee 1,35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Somethin' Staff 45 Student Council 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Queen Candidate to Area Y-Teen Dance5 Basketball Queen 4. GLORIA IOAN STANLEY IIGNOII I must confess Pm fond of fun? Annual Staff 4, Co-Ad Ed., Boosters 1,2,3g F.H.A. 1,23 F.N. A. 3, President 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4g Girls' Glee lg French Club 4, Somethin' Staff 4, Co-Society Ed., Student Council 3, Y- Teens 3, Class Treasurer 1. ml j , RAYMOND possm STEINLINE IIR. l.ll From all care I am free, don't you really envy me?,' Boosters 2,3g Mixed Chorus 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4g Football, Varsity 2,3,4, Reserve 1, Track Team 2,3,4g Bowling 3,4. i KENNETH ROBERT STARR llKenll Ken is a friend to choose, with his help you'll never lose. Boys' Glee 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Audio-Visual 1, President 2, Treasurer 3. E 117 GARY DANA STROW llGaryll 'KN o care beyond today. F.F.A. l,2g Math-Science 33 Basketball, Reserve l,2,3g Baseball, Varsity 3,43 Reserve 1,2. 'I18 MARY ANN STEWART Stewie 'Common sense is not a common thing. 'Commercial 4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Literary Club 2,3,4g Librarian 2,3,4. ik ai, ,gifiigi ROBERT EDWARD SUTER llBobll He,s not a guy to rave and shout, but he's popular as all get out? Boosters 2,35 F.F.A. l,2,3g Hi- Y 3,43 Student Council, Treas- urer 3, President 4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Football, Varsity 2,3,4, Reserve 1, Track Team 1,2,3,4. ROBERT LOUIS SWANSON SIim Not that I love study less but fun more? Boosters lg Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4, Varsity Club 3, Treasurer 4, Football, Varsity 3,4, Re- serve l,2g Baseball, Reserve 1, Audio-Visual 1. 'R vuzen-nA ANN msec: Gini Very modest and reserved, 'many things she has deserved? Band l,2,3,4g Majorette l,2, Head 3,4g Boosters 2, Secre- tary 3, F.N.A. 3,4g F.T.A. 3g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Girls' Glee lg Mixed Chorus 2, Latin Club 2, Vice-President, Literary Club 1,2, Somethin' Staff 4, Editor in Chiefg Student Council 4, Y-Teens 3,4. Q 1 'F 'ii THOMAS F. THORNTON llTomll Not a worry, not a care: this guy will ,go places anywlterefl Band 1,25 Boys' Glee lg Math- Science 3,4g Spanish Club 4, Vice-Presidentg Librarian l,2g Football, Reserve 1, Basket- ball, Reserve 1, Audio-Visual lg Senior Class Play. 9 GERALD DONNELL UNGER lllerryll Rhythm man in any band? Acapella Choir 2,3g Band 1,2, 3,45 Somethin' Staff 4g Spanish Club 4g Basketball, Reserve 2g Senior Class Play. 120 DAVID BENIAMIN TURNER ll Dave!! 'KTO find a way or make one. Acapella Choir 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3g Latin Club 2g Math- Science 3,45 Spanish Club 4g Student Council 43 Audio-Vis- ual 1. ARLENE IOYCE VON EWEGEN Arlene Quiet, dignified, but always ready for fun? Girls' Glee 2g Mixed Chorus 2. CAROLYN MARIE WAGONER Somewhat quiet and mighty pleasant? Girls' Glee 1,2,3g Mixed Chor- us 2,3. NANCY LOUISE WESTERVELT llNanll Her friendship is desirous, her companionship joyous. Football Attendant 35 Acapel- la Choir 2,35 Band l,2g Boost- ers 3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Girls' Glee 2,3g Mixed Chorus 1g Spanish Club 4g Y-Teens 3, Vice-President 45 Area Stu- dent Council Queen Candidate 4g Basketball Attendant 4. ,QHVW CHARLES WALDO Pete I don,t let my studies interfere with my education? Mixed Chorus 45 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Football, Varsity 2,3,4. K 'I21 IUDITH WHITNER Hludyi. Ready to work, Ready to play, Ready to help whomever she may. 125 SUZANNE LEE WHITMORE Suzie i'Laughter makes the world go round and Suzie has it spinning. Lakewood' High 1,2,3g Football Attendant 4g Acapella 35 Boosters 4g Varsity Cheerlead- er 4g French Club 4, Vice- Presidentg Y-Teens'4g Librar- ian 4g Senior Class Playg Bas- ketball Attendant 4. MARILYN KAY WILLIAMS Marilyn N ever blue, never sadg always making others glad? DeVilbiss High l,2,3g G.A.A. 4, Social Chairmang Y-Teens 4. BARBARA IOAN WITTENMYER llBarbll Always willing to lend a lmnd: and high in athletics she has a stand? Annual Staff 45 Band 1,2,3,4g Boosters 35 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3, President 45 Latin Club 25 Literary Club 1,25 Some- thin' Staff 4, Sports Ed.5 Span- ish Club 45 Y-Teens 3,4. FREDERICK IOHN WITZLER Fred Tontogany High 1,2535 Band 45 Math-Science 45 Senior Class Play. BONNIE IUNE WITTENMYER Bonnie The ring on her finger is her delight: she's hard to beat and really all rightf, Band 15 Boosters 25 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 45 Girls' Glee 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Junior Red Cross 3. 123 in-1 5 24 is 2:9355 MARY ANN ZAPATA llzipll You'll have to admit she's hard to beat. Boosters 2,35 F.T.A. 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Girls' Glee 1,2, President 3g Mixed Chorus 1,2g Spanish Club 45 Y-Teens 3,4. , n Class Motto: God will estimate success one dayf, lBrowningl Class Flower: Pink Rose Class Colors: Pink and Mint Green QgQg iL1 Qiiiixf ,,W., A A L . ,,v,,...--'w,,,,.,..w-M-v rg K 5 4 I if 5 5 1 , N X M L. .' J g -I :F ,.2: Q A A Q ' , Q' ' 1 -U ' Q ':.. V Q - f- .. fu-M z?a'ff-.,- . vb 5 Xxx, fivvfxf iixvrv 5+xx+xi xifvir ffifff L4x.x..L..Lh 3-L -Q, ww 'wi 5 ,f...,M v I .wus f . eu lg fl .. H, I Zi? 1 an-4 W ll E f ..,,E t , ,,-, ' ,M Q K Aff, -, ' A Xi? f fy-i 33. A. , i , , QQ! XL L. .:g,x, Q Q, 5 -X W 343' 1' :-Sum: .'e :xKffw iw' R , - A fi: , x f, -ff.-m '3Q'SEws,Ji?g::9s f Fwy, N V Iwi--A l3Z?'1iA , . my - W 'ak ff, . my .,.. .IW N' ' Mm Q - ' ww--. , '4 '95 xx 4 2 X an we , xi x J 'I w ' f , . 1. ff ' ' ' i W , i5:f22a.nw if-7' L,.,-. f'eL.QpLf1,-is N52 fi 'A V A , f - 1, I Zigi ff f, 5:1 wlvvff-:sgf mf' L Lf dsiviifik ' WL., , ,, ,X U I JI Nw an x . 4' , A4 ., K vnu ,I I If 1 ,X , gg? f K. 2 -U, O- . IUUY5 28 UNIGRS Class of '1957' President ...... ..... G ary May Vice President . . . .... Jack Austin Secretary ..... .......... K ay Goeke Treasurer . . . .... Robert Trowbridge The Juniors were under the direction of the following sponsors: Miss Morgan, Mrs. McHugh, Mr. Strow and Mr. Wolf. The junior class received their rings in January. They sponsored a Junior Record Hop in January with Mr. Wolf as disc jockey. They also sponsored the Junior-Senior Prorn in May. is K Fi? my at M Anita Brossia Bob Burkhardt Gloria Caldwell Kay Campbell Charles Caple Mary Carmichael Judy Chapman Gene Collins Elaine Doan Tom Dunbar David Eckman Pat Edwards X in ,A ri 1, 1 W , M 1 f , z: Q ' My f-N ,X vu Nancy Artz Bonnie Atherton Jack Austin Andre Bayer Bill Beck John Biniker Nancy Bisbee Steve Bodnar Pat Bondelier Jane Bortel Mac Bostdorf Bob Brooks Carlton Evans Karen Evans Virginia Farquharson Carol Finch -Neil Ford Sharon Garrett Gerri Giaimo Dick Glanville Kay Goeke Jean Gordon Brenda Greene Karen Grimes ' SD -9 s am- ml . r,.4, ' ' Emi: V, Y. '2525E53:::?E.j:E:ff25!i2 rsififl wt - if ii , is R at Q ,Q ' N' yt RE 4 ,, fi, 31. S 22 is it '. '21 5.1 Y tiff, ,K ' ,. E K 5-l K! . ft 4314 .ar-mt Evelyn Haas Robert Haas Laura Lee Hartwick Linda Henry Rey 'Hernandez Mary Ellen Hill Janet Hillabrand Marilyn Hoffman Pat Hoffman Tom Hoffman Joyce J eska Chuck Jimison C K -: ' 3 1 X . PN 'Q way? X X -uh, I 'Us ..- X Sally Matheney Boyd Marsh Gary May Robert Meek Nancy Meier Richard Meinka Eugene Melchert Anne Miller Marilyn Monto Betty Morelock Wilma Morelock David Morningstar B X ' 'Tv-E ,, 'il xc qfw New 'H' Q Q, A e :vi M ,?,.:. A ' gut? . ..,,:, Q? ' . I A, B yarr B yiii yy rylyy r ,Ei , f f .7 ,.,t aiir Q if , .rf-: 2 ,S Janice Kazmaier Tom King Ted Kohankie La Donna Kurfis Mary Kurfis , Jim Laine Ken Laubenthal Marge Lengel Guadalupe Lupe Dick Luzny Betty Magrum g We , Catherine Manzahan E A i n if ' .v i g ' M 11 ' ,.: if f g Q 'l3'l John Morse Drema Murry Judy Nachtrieb Tony Nitsch Bill Nollenberger Alexander Ontiverous J Earl Phipps Rosemary Protsik Ronnie Reis James Reitzel Carole Ries Delores Ries if E fi? N' 1 I 'I32 5 . s E' K fee. J ja 4: K rig? 'V Y if X in El ' is ,Q XR is N rss, gf S, if xr' Ray Rivera Dick Roberts Trudy Robertson Jim Russell James Salay Tony Sanders Frank Sattler Tom Sattler Leroy Schramm Tom Schramm John Schult Pat Scott X s C' S T if 4 1 K 5 inf: T Robert Trowbridge Stanley Tucker Jane Turner Mike Unger Flo Watts Joe Whitwham Beverly Williams Sharon Williams Jim Wilson Nancy Wiser W l ff- . . . M if ' 'i i 1 4 W? S 2' 'S QQ., Q51 rf June Sharp Ann Shawen George Solt Bonnie Sparks Harold Stanford Charlotte Stevens Judy Summers Ray Swartz ix Robert Swartz A Q A J Marilyn Szilak IQV' T Q Pat Tinney ' I J Peter Todd ia. ? S 3, t , st ? Pm f.,..t, X 'Z' fl... tix H X i-2-' ' i 133 EM WJAQ5 150 me my Of 36 77 THE MESSENGER COOK INSURANCE 4 A X U, i?3g?'?5 5 5' 51275. ,- . wk xg ., ,mm .. M.- tl 6 SQPHCMORES Class of '1958' Mike Mather . . . ........ President Jack Coble ..,.,.... ..... V ice President Barbara Lehman . . . ........ Secretary Albert Lehman .... ..... T reasurer The sophomore class under the supervision of Mr. Braund, Mr. Jones and Miss Reuthinger held a Fish Dinner on November 11, 1955. This was held to help them pay for their trip to New York on April 10. The sophomore class has decided for the first time to have a traditional class ring. Because of this decision the sophomores Will receive their class ring in the spring instead of in their junior year. Congratulations sopho- mores for an excellent idea. ff? S Wa ar fi. 'K r 1 in h . iv . 4' Z ,.,. ' l fi? if ,1 -W Richard Deiley Harold Eckel Bruce Farquharson David Frederick Carol Gamby Judi Gilders Nancy Gulliam Jim Grarnes Mariester Gurtzweiler Roxanne Halbert Betsy Hayes Sharon Jeffers l .w,'.cf-rife -2 2 and 3 Y ax R digg? 5 A is R 9 X W,-,-A A JJET . A J is 4 3 J A5215 .- 'Y i m A .5 F11 9- a Hr. . .i - Q 1 K K -'Q 2 Q? if W R ya ! 'Q 'Vx x .. - Q f 4 m sm Phyllis Arnold Brenda Babcock Nancy Baker Donna Bernard Torn Bohner Don Boyd Ron Burdo Garth Caldwell. Jack Coble Caroline Deckman James Decko Sharon Deeth xy X ,-u fws A my 'a . -cri f -J vw - i Q A 137 Jim Jones Ron Jones Fred Junge Bob Karr Phyllis King James Lang Kay Lawrence A1 Lehman Barbara Lehman Pat Lemon William Leyland Jacqueline Liebherr r . fm, .. J Q iz ,fig R F ,mag 4 .B S :A W3 Q QM WM Fig 32:5 V S a K his ixirag :ai -iqlin fm. ' F fr' f N qi A , ,Q Q -uf -fr 3 1' 8 S X 1 N . L K : 51 ,H J, 4 1 ' - I y TQ .W-., f . 138 5 9 .wf,,- E K N I i pw -9 Art Lippert James Lyons Tom Managhan Diana Marsh Mike Mather Gary Mazey Ralph Mericle Mary Moreno Nancy Mougey Joyce Mutchler Rosalie Nachtrab Doug Parrish Penny Powers Virginia Pulsing Geraldine Reese Linda Reis ,xv X is wfmww. L' - v Mail' Q53 'KX W xi gs 45 Q bb ,i I R Duane Reither Harold Ridgeway i R li Wayne Rupp Lola Ruth i , V P X Bob Ryder V gif - vxr' Pat sabo ' Richard Sabo f Robert Sattler , 5 Q Q 5 W Loretta Sharp e ji- 5 mg E ' o r in sei 'A 3 June Sheldrick I K .g V HG 5' Roland Shue ' rr- ' r Ar '1VV R 5 Ig Judy Sievert AMR my A R A ' V I F d S 'th R if sie i L Q R re mi 1 R A e ,, aarryiri - R i 1 R To ii fi 'W R - ' 'L ' 'f Ray Snyder L irrr fl . is 5' Q R r is R X R Darrell Spilker rs y , yyyy in ROSS Spilkef iil, R R ' ffl se e ii R fi l Jay Spreng A Bill stasiak 2 f 'N' ef Carole Stemen is a ll xeb gi Sue Stolzer fi 4 9 Dennis Szilak Larry Thrush Kenneth Vajen David Warnimont Ralph Warnimont Sandra Weaver Bratche Webster Jean Whitmore Judith Whitmore Liz Wilcoxin Joyce Witzler Larry Woolley , o,,, 5 Q5 -if 2 xysarg Y 3 5 , Z ggi? f , W .. .Bvio K x W 542 2 Leis J, fm - 1 asf l-liifis? ,, I g: A ' ?efi3'5. 'fi-A f - 5 :3225 A fffwg f M, . .Wt X ,,f1 iv nf F, A if wi 'Q 11 ,JA yiiqr - v Roberta Worstell in itr ,L 40 S f EQ ' 2 S5 x X XQ ,eg M s 'W ah I 'Q f gigs: ii. Compliments ot PERRY DAIRY BAR AND GIFT SHOP Perrysburg, Ohio Where the friends meet Carl Sass, Owner ,f 3'? STEVENS TV EMERSON lC. B. C. COLUMBIAl ZOO Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio Compliments of PERRYSBURG HIGH SCHOS? Q PONTIAC 4 Fefbgffnhz gg. 041211 r 5 'Q 1! tg Y W ,,..v---....,,,K K 'Mfg 'TM' A v.. X AM --,V H Vkkkyk -A WM . ,. ,,,, ,M f - ...- N -i A ,, Wgw-I ..rax:w , va mm 44 FRESHMAN Class of '1959' President ...... .... J ohn Anning Vice President .... Kay Sutter Treasurer ,.... ........ B ill Pugh Secretary . .. ,.... Andree Baylis This year's Freshman class has made itself known throughout the school for its vitality and ambition. ln the beginning of the school year they held a dance which proved very successful. Surely the class has made an outstanding high school debut with the capable assistance of sponsors, Mr. Fontilla, lVlr. Huebner, and Mr. Smith. N i ' f f 5 . Q iz - ig, . V 1 . , JE , 51 ' V , .fi - E T -- ff wi--as 7 A . . H K 2 iff 153.15 i' Q .y . , 5 -if A , ,,,, , 4 ' r I ' w- i R fi , we gs.. N 'Dk 4 ,'i s J-.S K: ,gf 'V fi V iv J! 5 .H ig. I y ,K NJ .L ,A 5 1 lg 4 W Boos, Geraldine Bourbina, Joanne Brown, Linda Caldwell, Diane +V s - 10: i : . C Adams, Sam Altman, Linda Ames Carol Ankenbrandt, David Anning, John Atherton, Janice Austin, Bob Bain, Susan Barnard, Nellie Barr, Bernard Baylis, Andree Beard, Shirley 4 K Castle, Donna - , P ,qi t A Chapman, Joel 5 an , M of A r 4 :Q Chatreau, Ray m X A A Clark, Judy A '-i- W' Q Cook, Carol 6- s fx i Cornelius, Carolyn 2 3 ,4-5, P N ii' , QQ Deeth, Paula t Dhondt, Bill 'Q ,IQ , C a , J' Of' i' , , MZ . P x L ,,, 145 l an 4 Dotson, Kay Dotts, John Fastnacht, Ronald Fielitz, Judy Fehnel, Jane Fishbaugh, Dorothy Glanville, Gerald Gray, Velva Green, Marianne Greene, Wilma Gwyn, Alice Herroon, Robert 'li-'gig' 5 X , ,J,l is L . K Q, 4 Q5 Sgr is E1 H 1 i ia: 2. fli- Q5 Q ' Q' ' T , .. -. . if V. .X 'H wine ,, . JH :S V A i r . g y ,,Vh Q Vi - - Vik fr J, 4 , ,y gi 5, rnny i K , H - .:N - wi -A a 6 fi R X , iii . Qi r W Q4 W , Q fa ,Q ,, V. 1 -- , A issifgii . if Si av X Q ,im ,ev f :tw af? , ,K M, , ,Hi as s 4 QM W 21 4- Q. I' E Y 2 1 Herroon, Russell Hillabrand, Tom Hoffman, Sh 3.I'O1'1 Hoffman, Stuart Honsberger, Steve Hufford, Jim J eska, Joan Kaczar, Eugene Kaetzel, Jim Keller, Donna Kessler, Gre tchen 4 . , Q as , Q a W . ..'. I 'N L g ff fr R y X, M. ,: . , S L ' L ,N Wise, Peg , L Missler, Robert Morelock, Donna Muir, Kathy Ontiveros, Donnie Orwig, Barbara Osborn, Edward Pizer, Kathryn Pugh, Bill Quilter, Lucinda Ridgeway, Ronal Ritter, Carl d Knauss, Larry Kuhlman, James Layman, Gerald Lovejoy, Steve Loomis, Brenda Luzny, Jon Lynott, Tim Meyer, Kenneth Moore, Leaton MacLennan, Robert McCullough, Evelyn McGuffin, Mary 'ii - 4:- 5.- ,X my 2 My K ig :Q Y WK . r. .- ,X if W. S- . X 1 ' R 5w , f if 4 - A x. TI47 Robertson, Emily Rogers, Dave Routt, Ann Sahr, Bill Salay, Barbara Sargent, Terry Schneider, Faye Segerstrom, Julianna Seiling, Diane Seitz, Marilyn St. Clair, Larry Starr, Richard 'F -my 1 P ,W ess K as ii 1 if a ,Q 5 n rnnr i L A I l , 4. 3 F ,F ,xx , in i QPSK' 148 in q Y ' in 1 D 5 Stasiak, David Stemen, Robert Sullivan, Colleen Sutter, Kay Swartz, Diane Taylor, Nick Thompson, Ralph Watts, Kay Weaver, Todd Whitmore, Edith Wolfe, Donna Zieman, John Z011,Sa11y Hintz, Bill-not pictured 1.11 aww fi :If ul ', A 1 Q' 1 mi . Compliments of PERRY PETITE SHOP juniors, Misses, and Half Sizes HARRI ET AND MAX CULBERTSON l l7 Louisiana Ave. Phone 4-4253 Perrysburg, Ohio Mon.-Thurs. 9-6 P.M. Fri. 9-8 P.M. KLENA JEWELRY HAMILTON, ELC-IN, BULOVA WATCHES GENERAL ELECTRIC, TELECHRON FEATURE-LOCK DIAMONDS l i8 Louisiana Avenue Sat- 9-9 PM Phone 4-4296 W' h O WO0DVIllE SURPLUS 'l U' Compliments 2172 Woodville Road Phone TA. 8244 Toledo, Ohio Open 9A.M. to9 P.M. Including Sundays Work and Dress Clothing Camping and Fishing Supplies Shoes Visit Our Large Women's and Children's Department for Real Savings. We Outfit the Entire Family 150 YOUNGS ICE CREAM Ruth and Clarence Wolf 2l9 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-7 I 81 Q, Aa JM ' '1 f .f 1 4 ,V ,,,.. ' - -vf 3 ki X . . X NV? W--suns 5- 7 1 K K an . S z M ,M-' kg. ,L ,W ' ' .,.,,,, X vw :: , X32 V. , S 'wa Us-. ?i-' sw '2L Tx ,ww EIGHTH GRADE Class of '196O' Donald Campbell . .. ....... President Ronald Stanford .... .... V ice President Fred Hoffman ..., ....... S ecretary Judy Melchert .,.. Treasurer The eighth grade is under the supervision of Mr. Seker, Mr. McMahon and Mr. Mauser. The eighth grade is the upper class of the Junior High. They were quite active in showing their enthusiasm toward Junior High activities. The High School looks forward to a dynamic Freshman class. David Agler Judi Altomore Betsy Becker Paul Bernard Jim Bockbrader Jon Bossa Donald Campbell Mike Carpenter Terry Chatreau James Christman Judy Coble Judy C. Coble 'QP ws., Q .. ER .. if f K la W Q X MQW' 33 gi... ddll B 2 W 54 xiii M3 X 5 k a R s lip? M t fmt Arlos Collins Norman Cummings Gordon Dauer David Deeth Ann Driftmeyer Barbara Durco James Elliott Carol Farquharson Judy Fahrer Janet Fisher Bill French Bill Gable . J 81 it . 3 5. 51 in X -4 ', ,V 3 Kaye Kunsch John Le Gros Ann Lehman Barbara Lippert Thomas Machaterre Mary Marriott Pat Mazey Robert Mazur Judy Melchert Roger Mericle Sandra Michaelis James Mitchell f .W ' Q' sa Q X Rafe K - his ' f X L! is f? 3 f L, , x 44 if R Fred Gerken Bill Gilders Ronald Haas Arletta Hallinan Fred Hoffman Richard Jeffers Franklin Junge K r Carol Kaczor i is Linda Keller Patsy King , A Joan Kohl Saundra Kopp D . W ., . as at 'Su ,' RA . is A .,,, r A eyyey IQ 1 5 h Am K -K Q if a an James Morse t , Dan Mutchler Joann Nachtrab Robert Newsom Manley Niner Carey Oakley Jon Orser Pat Orwig Loretta Ostofi Diane Pheils Paula Powers Pat Roberts X -: 1' . , Y-A ' fiiffissi ' 1 f S 3 .. lb'f4!F?f.i6' ' 'f- .Q , a '-2 ' n 12 :55 !:,,w L, I W ' ggi S Stix 5 X Wg, 5 ?':x..s u i Y 2 E S QQ E 151 R -- '- ,s.e .S 5 Q? X55 ,.,., , if 3 ., xx' Y , 1 is -esp, - :tam 15' , 2515 'ww ' t gl xi S' ' M ik .. ef E l Q: BUYER X' ff V if MN A . EI., I . Benjamin Ross Kenneth Ryder Aaron Sahr Bob Schiffman Robert Schmidt William Schramm Tom Schult Judith Scott Linda Seitz Sharon Sheldon Jon Sievert Gary Smith ogre- .wo Y Wadi? 4 y 'S ai? f. fi 5. . fl ,.. . . 6 I 4 , f Merle Snyder 5+ r , S f Ronald Stanford r if David Stickles 3 Robin Sutter , W . d Q - John Todd 1 . ' . kv V, Betty en Q' a ' ja d Morris Weaver Donald Witzler TX K ,gr a W QQ. Q ., V A Karen Woodward I ' a, i H Robert Youngs ' f Aa.1 5 . of Linda LaFarree A1 new . W W F , , di A j ' i f 'I57 COMPLIIVIENTS OF NORMAN WITZLER STEGER-SHOWEL COMPANY Commercial Cooking Equipment and Utensils China, Glass and Silverware Salesroomz 206-208 Summit ST. Toledo, Ohio PHONE CH. 3-21 I2 CH. 3-21 I3 vm' -rf' F zu v 1 ez N' - '-iw. . Q SEVE TH GR DE Class of '1961' President ...... .... B everly Liebherr Vice President ..., Margaret Kessler Secretary .... ...... M arilyn Decko Treasurer .. .... Kathleen Suter This year's seventh grade has been active in many phases of pre-high school life. The class has participated in the Junior high Student Council and is recognized for its constructiveness. The class of 1961 has been guided by sponsors Mrs. Christman, Mr. Aikins, and Mr. Whitacre, 9 ,.:, A Adams, Tommy I b ,f Q., in Altman, Darl 1 1 ' A . A - A We ' i Andersen, Pam it I 'A ' l 2 1 I 1 e' Austin, J.oyce A ' M Barnard Dale is . sf Bernmg, Charles Q H ,, ,Y Boyer, Janet J Brossia, Jimmie Brown, Edward .VZ Q Brown, Maltbie ' 'V Q '. Bruns, Margaret C r Buck, Dorothy , A I jg Q this in in n 160 O Buckenberger, Bill Calevro, Roger Carlin, Julia Carrizales, Ruth Castle, James Castro, Gilberto Chapman, Trudy Chittester, Bob Cook, Dave Cummings, Howard Deckman, Charles Decko, Marilyn is eww ,gf 'Qi V ,. mn pm m e J aerar i f 'G s Herrel, Denise Herrick, Brenda Hilt, Alfred Hines, Gloria Honsberger, Robert Jones, Judy Jones, Lavern Keller, Don Kern, Becky Kessler, Margaret King, James King, Jerry 11 X E !1 I N .,,. ,. .J- PQ e M, 18 s A 'V 35 , K .Q ,, X A L. J, 5- , ss. 1 3 ,R J G ,, ..e , J if ff? wi 3 I' Q 0 1 1 Q Deiley, Tom Dey, Gary Dey, Joanne English, Nancy Fielitz, Janice Flannagan, Mike Foster, Robert Goulette, Rita Gravett, Sally Gwyn, Peter Haas, Gary Hankins, Lyn GX XM Q as Y N., J I 4 , J i 'I6'I Meyers, Richard Moffett, Bonnie Moore, Depter Morgan, Mary Morningstar, Michael Morse, Pete Mutchler, Judith Myers, Janis Ontiveros, Norman Orwig, Jack Orwig, Ronald Osborn, Villia J .' W if ,ESR -B J 'G , . e Y 11 -Q' R 1. -' 5 if ln 'M Q A 3, L' 3. . -nu Q 'WS W- fx- - ' J ssl' -fe' Rs K 3 ky if S Snyder, Donald Stemen, Donald Suter, Kathleen Taylor, Charles Taylor, Tracy Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Susan Thrush, James Tracy, Tim Unger, Georgia Watts, George Wearley, Steve s , fi K 4 , M, X -1? is L ff Payne, Larry Pulsing, Carolyn Putnam, John Reither, Phillip Richards, Brian Roberts, Carol Robertson, James Robinson, Robert Rogers, Diora Scott, Robert Shelly, Carol Sherman. Barbara sf -rw I , 'lf-'nf f AL Welsh, susan i l Witzler, Eric L'LL 4 , THE CITIZEN'S BANKING COMPANY IOldest Bank in Wood County? General Banking Facilities All Accounts Insured Up To 510,000.00 Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SANITARY RESTAURANT Home-Style Cooking Home-Made Pies I26 Louisiana Avenue 4-7195 Albert and Iva Lou Sabo Good Luck To The Class of 56 KORNER KITCHEN RESTAURANT Louisiana 6' Second Street J 8. H MEN'S WEAR Compliments of GENERAL REPAIR EQUIPMENT 130 s s T I a Oh Ph Ch3 I43I LEWIS POTATO CHIP CO. 2280 kS T I d Oh Y dh N h hb 'I66 Compliments of RICHARDS YOUR FLORIST 'WW COMPLIMENTS OF nm eww PERRYSBURC, OHIO Compliments of KENNY'S SOHIO SERVICE Louisiana and Third Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-4165 Worfh Talking About .. A Job at Ohio Bell Interesting work.. .good pay ancl frequent raises . . . lots of new Iriencls .. . and plenty of chances for promotion. Come in and talk it over i THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ,,, 5' . P ,., v fy ' ' 2 Q. it F E ii A J WAY jigjyim bbon eane f S ,fx i www ' fx come F ofmff jgglcef Ha..l.mew.,.e jgflilgiggif CfllTj'IZ Be Compliments of THE KOCH lUMBER COMPANY Perrysburg Ph. 4-4422 Maumee Ph. 3-2421 RON HOWARD PHOTOGRAPHS Photographs For All Occasions Weddings A Specialty 228 West Seventh Street ' Perrysburg, Ohio HELLO FRIENDS BUD 8. LUKE RESTAURANT Madison 8. 20th Street Madison Cr 2Oth Street Toledo, Ohio Open Sundays FOR GOODNESS' SAKE SERVE TURKEY BRITTEN TURKEY FARM Lu-4-47 I O Lu-4-6624 Perrysburg, Ohio 'I69 The Good Old Days! Classroom with Daylight Walls at Perrysburg Elementary School You've heard folks say, Take me back to the good old days l Well, if they're refer- ring to the horse and buggy and kerosene lamps - they can have those days. lf they're thinking of taffy-pulling parties and two-bit haircuts-they may have some- thing worth talking about. But when it comes to the advantages of our modern school architecture, we know that many of today's buildings are tops! You see, more and more school boards are paying careful attention to daylight and view - with clear glass in classrooms from sill to ceiling. Taxpayers like Daylight Walls, too. They are economical to build and to maintain. And when windows are of Thermopane insulating glass heating costs are lowered and rooms are quieter. Tuf-flex tempered glass is used on school elevations next to playgrounds and in gym- nasium windows. It is heat-strengthened to withstand three to five times more impact than regular plate glass of the same thick- ness. When reflecting upon the many advantages of this glass age we live in, we think you'lI agree that the good new days are better! THEIMOPANE v PLATI GLASS v WINDOW GLASS DAYILIIGHT WALLS 'Ulf Lff You SIE usnsv - owsus - Form GLASS co., rolsno, ol-no COMPLIIVIENTS Kazmaier's Market AL 6' BOB 9 C- mffh 4 READY TO SERVE eafelaua SELF SERVICE eoljee Shop COUNTER AND IABLE SERVICE Nationally Known For YOU ON ANY OCCASION 777 lffdduon oewx: mm seuvlcf paw, Slap DECORAIBD BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKE GoodFood MADISON Al ERIE xnvrnug Gsm ' K F 9 I IIIIIIGIAY Ann 0 KI MB LIE 9 N--I SCIENYIFIC lj F ai-9 154 . Qi' xg! O QQ' Q Egaa ammo, Q llwutluu nonucn I QQ LFT 1 I M 5 356 M0102 O O 3 gi 'O E MAKERS OF Q PRODUCTS GWENS'ILLIN0IS GENERAL OFFICES ' TOLEDO 1, OHIO George I. Garn Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE 108 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio Phones 4-7321 Bus.-4-6141 Home The Perrysburg Journal Oldest newspaper in Wood County also Publishers of Rossford Record Compliments of Mrs. Piatt's Bakery Phone 4-4161 Perrysburg Quality at Reasonable Prices 'I72 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS lf lt's a Lincoln or Mercury You're Thinking SEE Leiphart lincoln-Mercury Dealers Frank Canale or Lee Rand 2101 Madison Ave.-Toledo, Ohio Ch-4-9506 SULLIVANS VA1.-U-WAY 410 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio Phone LU 4-4201 COMPLIMENTS OF Jlw Pwwlwfle Banlahq, Knnzpmzq, 131 Louisiana Avenue The Friendly Bank On The Corner For All Your Insurance Needs zffufaflfuvulf 9n4uJzancQ, dqancq, Phone Lenox LE-2874 ROSSFORD - OHIO FORT MEIGS AUTO SALES -USED CARS- Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio 17 WISHES MlllS HARDWARE Everything for the Home DOWlING FUNERAL HOME DRUGS KODAKS HOUCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE The Dependable Stare Physician and Surgical Supplies PATRONS Edmund Spreng K. C. Laubenthal james Leyland O. C. Treece Thomas P. Kennedy Walter S. Hayes Dempsey Optical Service Mr. and Mrs. Burton's Hair Stylist Mr. and Mrs A Friend Mr. and Mrs TomIinson's Drugs Mr. and Mrs Redman's Town C1 Country Store Mr. and Mrs Lime City Market Mr. and Mrs. Pioneer Tourist Lodge Mr. Roger Sarver Farmer's Savings Bank Mr. Russell Foster Rothschild Livestock Rogers Furniture City john's Bar, Crille G Motel Maumee Lumber G Supply Co. A Friend WagonIander's Rt. Rev. M. I. Walz Hayes Travel Agency Zee's Carry Out Variety Club Beverage Co. PEOPlE'S MUNGER MUNGER FOOD MARKET 8. ASSOCIATES THE FINEST GROCERIES, ARCHITECTS MEATS AND VEGETABLES SIXTH FLOOR, SECURITY BUILDING IO7 Louisiana Ave. Toledo LU 4-43 I 5 Perrysbu rg Ohio Irene Delmotte and Sharon Rupp admire the new 1956 Chevrolet at CARL SCHMIDT'S Fe, complete See the beautiful new 1956 Compliments of ' OLDSMOBILES a 'e FRONT PONTIAC service At our new home SALES See CARL scnmmr and CARL SCHMIDT CHEVROLET olnsmoslls SERVICE in East Third Street Perrysburg, Ohio Maumee, Ohio Ohio 17 6 in-1 r ' fjlfk on lfz L f In vlmoull, ui CONGRATULATIONS FROM glvupilafi. WE AIM TO TAKE CARE OF OUR OWN eg in of ii il 1 T ii ii x m UUUUiii ,, -f g y A A g Dgmliiui ' l i E - V WEARLEY lVl0TOR C0lVlPANY KMIMIWL plfimvllfh- MOTOR CARS 1000 MONROE STREET ' TOLEDO 2, OHIO ' TELEPHONE CHerry 3-8291 You're Living in Cl WONDERFUL AGE! o It's the exciting, amazing ELECTRICAL AGE . . . an era of un- ceasing advancement in the use of cheap, dependable electric power- in the home, on the farm, in business and industry . . . In living today, in planning your future, consider well this vital force-electricity! rouzoo 015 coMPAniv ECTR C fr e . G Norzmwtsmm omo wim ' ITY for Berlur Living eq u S390 Compliments of THE EVERGLADES RESTAURANT AND NEW ALL MODERN MOTEL Ohio's Most Delicious Food 2 Miles South of Perrysburg, Ohio U. S. Route 25 C1 68 B. F. Parrish Owner and Manager Restaurant Motel Phone Phone Perrysbu rg Perrysbu rg 4-4308 4-6780 177 OHIO'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE CLEANERS AND REPROCESSORS OF Cornice Boards, Blankets Shag Rugs, Lamp Shades S P A N G l E R Household Furnishings Drapes, Curtains, Slip Covers Table Cloths, Pillow Renovating C A N D Y C-eorge Washington Spreads JUST RIGHT CLEANERS, INC. p Phone 4-4311 COMPANY Phone from Toledo LU 4-4311 We Call for and Deliver Congratulations From OWENS CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION General Offices: Toledo l, Ohio Branches in Principal Cities 178 THE CUMMINS MOTOR SALES COMPANY dgmlclr, 56112-'L and Snflvico, Phone 4-4135 Perrysburg C D' f Fort Meigs Motor Sales The Rossiord Savings Bank G ra, M App, C P l jf' fy LJ 'aj XVJ' 2 .aj Ziff' ,CVfXA? A jf I VU dj, V ' i JiRf:ffvbLi2q' Q, J ' A i fab! kd by AL.-ff Compliments of K ' ,ff .J L, i ,Y ww' A . , , , GNN If ,Www-Liv ,V ,.XVY3QXl,, i if V fi si Q fiim 'ER Y UEEN SCHREIER GREENHOUSE , K A n v if J River Road ,g ' , 121 East Indiana Ave. I ' I i , , WA A129211 Perrysburg, Ohio ' W I . Rossford, Ohio WLmw.wfLiaA.aL e-mg .Nwtmz QQQXNQI ,pax ' ,diovzoswfi Qififrvu Qgggi 59, JMS, -F QL'Ju1LXl3Q 5 W-L LOJLJQJ-1x5 ' ' JQQSXVQJQQ ' C M Q54 Y A A X N Q . 5 . ,, uni DJ UMA, QAM Qcrnwz 41971 QJQVL i kJygUYYu3,,,,VJQgN XQQQHJ KIM wuiijrl 180 EKJQULYV TONTOGONY ' -5 TOLEDO 'iii5iYi5 Zfifffiglifw x WW ,by M' f 5 , ,. JW 1 .Ay Wi? L ff A11r. ,, Fji.!,1'2 ku qrlf 4 ubig f . ., , :W gf' -,Q ff JG, FT Vg, XWQP 2 + pu ,lwf ,J Jai! J J' M W if f9Mw,M'ffbf'Wfg0 'sigma 'YK , 1,00f' ,ffm fam ix ii f' 'WGAGZQ Eg is 2 df -1420, cfqfz We, Qf, f,,f'1fffw,9 JM J if AMT 75' Wd? 'f?fM'4 EV af fy 1 1 1' gc, Q 1 J -X x , -- xl 7 ' V Ky' I xy Q O' ' JD g fb., full 4 X! 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