Perrysburg High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Perrysburg, OH)
- Class of 1957
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E H ' 4' - ' 'B -3934 ,wk r' VW -2'-' V ,- 11 2'.,. 1 !Zh .::.:,- gig., -' ,A Tffjl X 1 1 M J lgrfxmv 11. - S 38? in LIBRARY Administration Seniors. . Underclassmen Activities . Sports . Advertisements TABLE 0F GUNTENTS . 5 . I9 . 59 . 89 . . 125 . . 149 . .. mmmzrn urmnwas ' The l957 Black and Gold staff dedicates their book to Mr. Donald lDocl Canfield for the understanding and help he has given to the whole school body in both personal and academic problems, for his directing the senior class play, for the guidance he has given us seniors in choosing careers, and in particular, for his overall gay and warmhearted spirit with which he greets each and everyone of us at Perrysburg High School. We believe that dedicating our yearbook to you, Mr. Canfield, is just one small way of saying thank you for all of these things. ...nr'! Board Members are from left to right: Robert Beck Norm Wltzler Don Simmons Robert Pierson Richard Britton, and John Landwehn. MR. ROBERT PIERSON Mr. Pierson came to Perrysburg High School in l956. Before coming here, Mr. Pierson received his B. S. in Education, and M.A. at Ohio State Uni- versity. He also attended the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Pierson is presently working toward his Ph.D. Immediately preceding his coming to Perrys- burg, Mr. Pierson was research assistant at the Ohio Cooperative Program in Educational Ad- ministration, Ohio Stote University, for two years. I MR. 0. C. TREECE Mr. Treece is acting Principal of the Junior High. Besides his other important duties, Mr. Treece still finds time to teach an algebra class. Mr. Treece earned his B.S. at Bowling Green State University. He also did advanced graduate work at Columbia and Ohio State University. MR. REX MURPHY This is Mr. Rex Murphy's first year as principal of Perrysburg High School. He earned his B. S. at Kent State University, M. A. at Western Reserve University, and is cur- rently working toward his Ph.D. at Western Reserve. Besides being principal, Mr. Murphy has worked to his fullest capacity for the benefit of the students. Since this is his first year here we know that he will continue to work for the betterment of our school. -,gf I? JZ: 55, Z . x y' ' T Y , ,V gs ,M ' S gg I, ff ,f,.:,,f ,, 'LT fvf:1wF'fNiESYfMW'iiIS ' iii '74 M , LQ, w L Y Vrkk in rm, W m ,F I W M ik Ng ' P455 Ev M., rm? ,V U55 I N SC 'Yo OL Dwi M2 Tax 51 lil, l , AIKINS, HAROLD Jr. High English Jr. High Social Studies Sponsors: Grade 7A Junior High Student Council BAILEY, REVA Girls' Physical Education Sponsors: Cheerleaders Girls' Athletic Association 5 1- i.-1 , , :Mises ,1 is , Hz' .ni , s , ',1'L. . 1' fs? ' A. f . ,....,-iz. ,, f -.,:.eT':f ' .f . if 'gsrigss-W 91.123, f-.1 fi rf 1, , K g it Ss BAY, DONALD Librarian Sponsors: library Club BRAUND, ROBERT World History Ec mics-Geography Spa so :Sophomore Class Hi-Y V CANFIELD, DONALD Director, Pupil Personnel Guidance, Testing, Attendance Sponsors: Senior Class Play ' Il 'V' CHRISTMAN, FERN Jr. High English Jr. High Social Sluclies Sponsors: Junior Red Cross Grade 8 81 Jr. High Social Committee LOUY, MARYANN Chemistry, Algebra I Jr. High Malh Sponsors: Malh Science Club Z' .F Ls G KINDELI., SARAH Jr. High Vocal Music Sponsors: Elemenlary Vocal Music 'X A f . ,ml . 11 wr: .eg- l, ll ll , ll .. ll 1 4' ll 1 n ll ll l' - l , '1 o l X- , r' X - x,.... ' X. o . -. .. . ' 1 , eff l l HUEBNER, JOHN Shop II, III, IV Mechanical Drawing Sponsors: Head Baseball Coach Mcl-IUGH, DELORES American Hislory English l Sponsors: Senior Class x 'Q W as N mx X 03-x 'yr' f Q.-C McMAHON, JAMES T. MARTIN, DA Jr. High English Jr. High Social Studies Sponsors: Grade BB Assistant Jr. High Student Council MENICHETTI, FRANCIS Jr. Band Sr. Bond Sr. Choir Sponsors: Band Boosters Club 12 MEUSER, MARTIN L. General Math Jr. High Math Sponsors: Grade 8C l. ,r if ' 552529122 Boys' Physica E io Head Foot Coa Spons : sily carl SFI M MORGAN, ALICE Spanish I, Il French I, ll Sponsors: Spanish Club, French Club, and F.T.A. ll ,,fss X! MOULOPOULOS, GLORIA English lll, Speech, Journalism Sponsors: Someihin' Staff NORBY, EVA Lolin I, ll Sponsors: Lolin Club I 1 l 5 X j 4 27,5 7 ,zo A nj - ' - , is-Xffl rl MUNGER, GEORGE C. English ll, Block and Gold Staff Sponsors: Sophomore Class , .-u. l il l 's' 1.- Pas: ff Im, IFA IUEIHP 1 s W Q ' .A 'Il 1 Ir X Q, X l cr: l ' ,rf if f evil -J' A efnfm .li l i ,m el-s. Q, yn vm ll idx Tvllfff A' H 'L in M., A 'ss 4 V' H is I , :tum iwwvw 1 Wg, fm f R ' 85' l Fl .MI l JJ- Ib 5' ,rw I ll., 'haw ' 5 .V F. I J' r ' gc Ti, s l ,fn l' L 1 x Y ae ' 1 .-fd s 5 .,, -1 V 1 , a s J ji . :L S ff ,Y- ,,.f A x ,Qi L C , W .A -U I MUNGER, ELIZABETH English l, IV Sponsors: Freshman Class Y-Teens NOTESTINE, ROBERT Arl l, ll, and Jr. Ari Convocation Chairman '-an 53?- ,L ,E V gm aw , W. QT PALEN, CHESTER Speech-Hearing Therapist REUTHINGER, LUCILE Home Economics I, II, Ill, IV Sponsors: Jr. Class Cafeleria Dielician, Cashier, I N Reserve Basketball Fulure Home Makers of America ROGERS, HANCE W. Assisianl Baseball Physics, Sol. Trig., Algebra MMM 'I , l - POLAND, ROBERT P. Office Practice Typing I, ll, Shorlhand Business English Sponsors: Commercial Club SEKER, PAUL Sponsors: Grade BA Class Sponsors' Math-Science Visual Educahon lu Audio-Visual Educa Ulf SMITH RODNEY . STEINECKER, ROBERT E General Business General Science Bookkeepmg Typmg I Sponsors Freshman Class W' 5' Banc Busmess Sponsors Assistant Football 1:-,w'f 1 Lit l 5, 4 t t WOLFE, EDWARD Senior Social Studies Sponsors: Varsity Club Head Basketball Coach Adult Boosters Club Assistant Football Coach Sr. Class Sponsor Mrs. Isch Mrs. Elliot Mrs. Q ,, 1 4 l ' g ' s 1 x N 4 r.rsr 5' . W M-AA 1 ' 11' . ,. , - V 1 L::-,33.-- 'Ti ' '. Mrs. F. Kopp Mrs. Miller Mrs. Klose Mrs. R. Coldwell TW I-IARTZEL, CAROLYN English Ill, Journalism, Speech Sponsors: Somethin' Staff f'-2' , c' A! x I X 0 . I 'X 31 I, N F.. Zgfi. 5 f f -f r MRS. SPOERL Bus Drivers, Left Io Right, First Row: C. Gordon, W. Zieman, and D. Baer. Second Row: A. Lippert, H. Pelc, B. Eckel, J. Fox, and A. Schramm. W4- 'hm 1 . -. S cj !Y K 5 Wig if ,-v, 'FQ v M W x..4.,.L.:mL.EB2 3 .ras-,vib ' H-. 1 lu '-nmuf, F l V 1. 'vi 1 . 41 'II , . , F . X x Ax ' Yi ,U f A4 ..l,i N I X V' ,- N ,D A-i 1: W b . 5: i - ' ' 'A f Y, H wg., ,L wg P '11 M Wil dx, 6-, .ew HE-, :-, n 121' f ' w O 4 l - ,wr ,J-4' 3, ,Hu a',.- . 3 , , I as -1 N- Www msg., ,fx wt xww if an V 7 nk uq,ugqv,,.g, W W12 11SE,i2,fgf55giFw1g Q.w WA? MH 5, wggs' ' -- ggfg a- QE , I XV .-: v ,., K :Fig v if fl'- '55 if Sigma f'f ' 5 5 114 if . , Y sem- 2 , . Urn- 2354, . J. 'uf ' E 4 fx 5 5 ' .ff ' M 5 gym us. ,X ,, 'Wu ' 5 5 l Q ws .1 5 S 4 Va, U I. ,imimx fax , , 2 xx N 19 reg? nrcnor-is IN Hxsrom Q -- is -4 g :EEZ speilii l if -L Kay Goeke, Secretary, Jack Austin, Vice-President, Bob Trowbridge, Treasurer, Ron Reis, President. THE CLASS 0F 1957 The class of i957 has struggled through four years of high school and we have finally finished our last year of school. With Mr. Notestine, Mrs. Braun, Mr. Manchester, and Mr. Jones leading us, we began our freshman year with Tom Dunbar, President, Tony Sanders, Vice-President, Jane Bortel, Secretary, and Jeannine Himburg, Treasurer. We had no big class proiects, other than getting used to the fun and troubles of high school life. By the time our class became Sophomores, we had slowly learned that there was hope for us after all. Tony Sanders was our President, with Neil Ford, Vice-President, Jane Bortel, Secretary, and Carole Ries, Treasurer. We started a new school tradition by taking a class trip to New York, and we held a very successful dance, the Shamrock Serenade , under the supervision of Mr. Braund, Mr. Jones, Mr. Huebner, and Miss Reuthinger. As Juniors we- proved our ability to work together by sponsoring the Junior Record Hop , the Senior Farewell Convocation, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Wolfe, Miss Morgan, Mrs. McHugh, and Mr. Strow gave us much support as our class spon- sons. Gary May, President, Jack Austin, Vice-Presi- dent, Kay Goeke, Secretary, and Bob Trowbridge, Treasurer, exhibited their leadership abilities by guiding us in our selection of a class ring-the big event of our Junior year. And now we are Seniors. A bit battle-scarred but wiser, we have come to the end of our struggle. Our year was a very successful one-we had two class picnics, sponsored the Christmas Dance, went to Washington, published the Yearbook, and Some- thin . Having been led by Ron Reis, President, Jack Austin, Vice-President, Kay Goeke, Secretary, and Bob Trowbridge, Treasurer, and our sponsors Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Braund, Mr. Zeitler, and Mrs. McHugh, we're now ready for graduation. FREDERICK W. ARTZ llninll Not that l love study less, buf fun more. Boosler's Club 1,27 Reserve Baseball lg Bowling Green High School 3. NANCY JANE ARTZ nNan11 She's1oll, she's ian, she's lerrific! Boosler's Club 'l,2p G.A.A. 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 1Q2, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Some- lhin' Staff 47 Y-Teens 3,4. BONNIE RAE ATHERTON Bonnie Sl1e's nicesf as her own sweel self. Commercial Club 1. l 7 rf? W , ff l 'I ' . ...f . - 1 ' iii - 17 if 4 i q 252' E ' 1:6 xv 1, :Qu 1 S32 S51 ss: ggg .. , H 1 7 I l wg1:,ssn 2' l i 311 L'-2' W 71 new-2 JAMES EARL AUSTIN uJack11 Never trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles you Booster's Club 1,27 Hi-Y 3,4, Latin Club 2i Student Coun- cil 1,27 Reserve Football 1, Varsity 27 Varsity Club 3,47 Reserve Basketball 1, Var- sity 2,3,47 Class Vice Presi- dent 3,4. ANDRE BAYER HAl1dI'e Do your best, and leave the rest F.F.A. 1,27 Boys' Glee 1. WILLIAM BECK Bill The rule states that sports and girls never mix- but who follows rules? Annual Staff 47 Booster's Club 1,27 Hi-Y 47 Varsity Club 2,3,47 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Reserves 17 Reserve Baseball 1. W JOHN E. BINIKER John My words are few, buf spoken with sense Booster's Club l,2. 1 I iv-' ., J' Q . NANCY BISBEE llNnnll So light of heart, so light of spirif' Wuile High School l,2 Mixed Chorus 3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4. JUS . M STEVE BODNAR :cfilf Steve l'm nof lazy folks, l'm jusf in love wiih sleep mx . 1,1-lj f'-f: ,- l l 4 ,X . f 'Willis 1 1 l ' l M 7 eww Q A , . X it Hg 5?,f if'.z-J.-A we- ll , , , rl, W as as l 1 Eire --:E ' . b lfllfgwi-lil Q i - f.. g 77117717771 .15 I V., V 15, l - E l- , g, 1 .fe T- N11 Qi- ' 3, ' , ..., w.,5,5, gli ,E 'si I -1- L , 47 1,:':?'5Y Y ei ff-9555 1 i 1 1 ALICE JANE BORTEI. Janie Much mirth and no madness, all good and no boclness Boosler's Club 1,27 Reserve Cheerleader 3, Varsity 47 G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Girls' Glee 1,27 lalin Club 27 Mixed Chorus l,2,37 French Club 4, Secrelary 47 Y-Teens 3,47 Senior Class Play 47 Class Secretary l,2. .IOHN MACORMIC BOSTDORF HMQC1! Give him a foofball, a baskefball, or a girl in his arms, and walch him go! Annual Staff 47 Boosler's Club 'I7 Hi-Y 3,47 Varsily Club 2,3,4,, Secretary 27 Var- sily Football 2,3,4, Reserves 'lp Track 2,3,4. ROBERT BROOKS llsobll H isn'f lhe work ihal worries me, il's the women Mixed Chorus 'I7 Varsity Football l,2. ff? 17, ,7 . l .ff , f .4 ,fi 7 fff f . . l 'V Vl U! lf Ifvolfi I V1 fd I, jf I J' In '?f.f L' I, I , 1 L J, - .Q--1 X V' l 4, 1 ly, A ,,.,. E .5 7 fs7wrs77rs111sw1s7 .AP 4 1 ' rw: isa? ki in 4. was ..m,,,,r.. i -Lb , it fii f if fgi. 5 fi, il e is ee if ANITA MARIE BROSSIA Anita A face more fair and a voice more sweet. This gal is really hard to beat Boosler's Club l,2, F.N.A. 2,3,4, Treas. 2.3, Pres. 4, G.A.A. l,2,3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Mixed Chorus l, 2,3, Someihin' Staff 4, Ex- change Editor, Librarian 3, Y-Teens 3,4, Football At- tendant 4, Basketball AI- tendani 4. ROBERT BURKHARDT nsurkyu He thai mischief matcheth, mischief catchethf' F.F.A. 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Chaplain 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Reserve Bas- ketball 2, Bowling Green l. GLORIA MAE CALDWELL Glory The word 'impossible' isn't in her dictionary. Commercial Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, G.A.A. 'l,2,3, Y- Teens 3,4. ESQ .. ,.,,t.4,l 7, 77,f27wg.. 1 N 'EURKEZLEJQE , is 7 i emjwm.. , : 1' S '- i'5. -4 .7 re . 5 . Q '51 S'-7-.rzff ' lllglimlgiiiifilsiiiiif Ae-A- '.,,,.'ggsi.,sifa, es 'si wf?'fS3Q:.L flu, lx. -1 J, 7 .7 A 5 'f fs Q ,W LW.,-. ,M .3 MN... , .am fi t556.e Lcxffffk f 71-1.1-.-5917, ia ,,,. AQIWWW gr- X Ti., i KAY ELAINE CAMPBELL UKGYH She's a music maker, and a dreamer of dreams. Pep Band 3,47 Band 1,2,3,47 Majorette 47 Booster's Club 17 F.N.A. 2,3,4j G.A.A. 1,27 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,47 Spanish Club 47 librarian 37 Y-Teens 3,4. CHARLES EDWARD CAPLE Hchqzu Absent he is a character understood, but present he is a force respected. Booster's Club 1,27 Hi-Y 3,47 Latin Club 1,27 Math-Sicence Club 37 Student Council 1, 2,37 Varsity Club 3,47 Var- sity Basketball 3,47 Reserve Basketball 1,2. MARY STUART CARMICHAEL umarylr Gay pleasure! Proud ambition is her slave. Annual Staff 47 Sr. Class Editor 47 Booster's Club 1,27 G.A.A. 2,3,47 G.A.A. Treas. 37 Girls' Glee Club 17 Latin Club 27 V. President 27 Mixed Chorus l,2,37 Librar- ian 27 Student Council 1,47 V. President 47 Sr. Class Play 47 French Club 47 Y- Teens 3,47 Speech Class Play 37 Basketball Queen 47 Y-Teens Queen 47 Girls' State 3. f le , ,LX '13 7 Z 1 ,Q 7 s I .. X fx - I ,fx 'tl 1-A .g 3f5f'ffis.ZjlS . si' .. :K - ., f Wx... X 1 JUDITH ANN CHAPMAN Judy Happy and gay, we lhink she's O.K. Boosler's Club 1,27 G.A.A 2,37 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Y-Teens 3,4. LOWELI.. JENE COLLINS CoIIinski Happy in nafure and grand fo know Annual Staff 4, Adminis- lraiion Editor, Pep Band 3 4, Bond 1,2,3,4g Mixed Cho- rus 1,2, Reserve Football 1, 25 Reserve Baseball 1,25 Boys' Glee 1,2. JAMES DAVIS lljimfi He has liberal ideas, a sense of humor fo puf them across, and a personaiify fo mafch Libbey High School 1,2,3, Varsity Foolball 4, Senior Class Play 4. ij A M, be ff 1 is It Q C9 l E ecfbfiw We ROBERT .I OHN DESTATTE usobrr Happy men have many friends Math-Science Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Varsity Club 4 Varsity Football 45 Maumee High School l,2,3. THOMAS ALLEN DUNBAR Melvin He can do anything- when he tries. HifY 2,35 Math-Science Club 35 Student Council lp Sr. Class Play 45 Varsity Foot- ball 3,45 Reserve Football lg Reserve Basketball 25 Re- serve Baseball l,25 Track 35 Class President l. DAVID WILLIAM ECKMAN Dave Sincere and likeable. Varsity Cheerleader 45 Com- mercial Club 3,45 President 45 Hi-Y 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Varsity Football l,25 Varsity Basketball 35 Reserve Basket' ball 25 Track l,2,3,4. if-'E' ,A -Y'- 3 . X v xi 2,21 ' L45 v 'S 'i ea ff-we-F -sq-wi is ,S E 5 X . X 31.5 PATRICIA EDWARDS Trish Full of pep and righf in step. Boosler's Club 'l,2p G.A.A l,2,3,4p Girls' Glee Club I 27 Mixed Chorus 'l,2,3,47 Y- Teens 3,4, Secretary 3. CARLTON G. EVANS nsonnyu Meekness is nof weakness. Boosler's Club lg F.F.A. l. KAREN ETHEL EVANS Karen She has noi a single carey ihose like her are very rare. F.H.A. l. VIRGINIA FARQUHARSON nsinnyn lt's the quality, not the size that counts. Boosler's Club 1,27 G.A.A l,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club I Mixed Chorus lp Y-Teens 3 4. CAROL FINCH Hippo She rules her own mind, there are few of this kind. Mixed Chorus 3, Somethin' Staff 4, Hall Monitor 4, Y-Teens 3. NEIL KILBOURNE FORD uFordyn Most of us lack more than wings to be angels. Booster's Club 1,27 Hi-Y 3,45 latin Club 2, Student Coun- cil 2,37 Varsity Club 2,3,4y Varsity Football 2,3,4, Re- serve Football 'lp Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Reserve Basketball lg Vice President 2. 52 ' a I will ze. , Mr r J i gssfgzfsg 3 V 3' , .,1l A 'f,, gQ 1i Riga, Hi M 2-455 , 111112 . -grim, PM al ,B SHARON JUNE GARRETT Sharon Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm A capella Choir l,2, Boost- er's Club 1, Commercial Club 3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3, Girls' Glee I, Junior Red Cross 3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Li- brarian 3, President 4, Y- Teens 3,4-, Senior Class Play 4. CHARLOTTE G. GIAIMO Jerri I chatter, chatter as I go- Booster's Club l, F.N.A. 2,37 Latin Club 2, Literary Club 2, Somethin' Staff 4, Re- porter 4, Student Council 3, Librarian 3. RICHARD G. GLANVILLE Duck One of us who's glad to see graduation, Yes-siree! Edwin Denby High School l,2, Reserve Baseball 2, Track 3. -sf, -Ml' . N 3 ' wivisae if A i, ffiiifiiiimii.. . ,f tf-fw?Sfs-- T ,im il it 5 , ez I, I lu lu i I, ,, li, V ' W-if isiziiiiiifiii . ii ii, il. ww. J' Imlig , es --W5 ,. U ie i li L W xir, i v ,, Ng, fr-zu. ,-I il l l fin ,i tiigglij 7 l ,ai il Q 33 KATHRYN ANN GOEKE liKuyl! She spreads about ihaf certain spell, that makes all people like her well Band i,2,3,4, Maiorette 2,3, 45 Student Council 25 Boost- er's Club 1,25 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Mixed Chorus I5 Hall Moni- tor 3,45 Senior Class Play 45 French Club 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Speech Class Play 35 Class Secretary 3,4. ELIZABETH JEAN GORDON Jean Good nature is but one of her virtues Commercial Club 3,45 F.H.A. i,2, Historian 'l, Parliamen- tarian 25 G.A.A. 3. BRENDA l. GREENE GREENIE There is nothing like fun, is there! Booster's Club 1,25 Commer- cial Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Junior Red Cross 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Y- Teens 3,4, Service 4. .sei . ...U-Z 1, 1 1 -es: Q.---1-.U --- -fy:-1, KAREN GRIMES llK.G'1l She has cz laugh lhaf wins. Annual Staff 4, Art Ediior 47 Pep Band 3,47 Band 1,2, 3,47 Maiorelies 47 Boosler's Club 17 F.N.A. 2,37 G.A.A. 1,2,37 Girls' clee Club 1,27 Mixed Chorus 1,37 Y-Teens 3,4. 7-- fig! u.2' A 1 ii? IWW? A EVELYN HAAS Sis Ever fair and never proud, a fouch of perfecfion in every crowd. Boosler's Club 27 Reserve Cheerleader 3, Varsily 47 Commercial Club 2,3,47 G.A.A. 27 Mixed Chorus 1,27 Y-Teens 3,47 Foolball Al- lendant 27 Basketball A1- tendani 4. LAURA LEE HARTWICK Laura Her face is fair, her heart is 1rue. Boosler's Club 17 F.N.A. 3,47 G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 Mixed Cho- rus 17 Somelhin' Staff 4, Business Manager 47 Y-Teens 3,4. Hel ak lil, l .. HW, .. ,, m 5 gk LINDA LEA HENRY Lin Sugar 'n' spice, 'n' everylhing nice. Boosler's Club 1,21 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Reserve 27 Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4p Mixed Chorus ip Librarian 45 Y-Teens 3,4. REYNALDO F. HERNANDEZ Muggsie He knows if, and he knows he knows ii Pep Band l,2,3,47 Band l,2, 3,4, President 45 Commercial Club 3g Literary Club 2: Mixed Chorus l. MARY ELLEN HILL Midge Laughier makes Phe world go 'round and lhis girl has if spinning Bocsler's Club l,2p G.A.A. l,2,3,4y Mixed Chorus If Somelhin' Slaff 4. JANET I-IILLABRAND ltlann Pretty ta walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think about Reserve Cheerleader 3, Var- sity 47 Commercial Club 3,47 Girls' Glee Club 17 Mixed Chorus 17 Student Council 'l,3,4, Secretary 47 Y-Teens 3,47 Football Attendant 1,3, Queen 4. .IEANNINE HIMBURG Jeanie Be merry and be wise Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 47 Pep Band 47 Band 'l,2,47 Booster's Club I7 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 .lun- ior Red Cross i,2, Secretary 27 Latin Club 27 Mixed Chor- us 'l,27 Senior Class Play 47 Class Treasurer 17 Bowling Green High School 3. MARILYN HOFFMAN Hoffie She brightens up her corner of the world Pep Band 47 Band 3,47 Booster's Club I7 F.H.A. l,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, President 47 F.N.A. 2,3,47 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 Mixed Chorus 'l,2, 37 Librarians 'I7 Y-Teens 3,4. :TEQQE m ' E' NF-We ag viii? ,N 1' X , 1 as-uv ' , H, x if 1 ew Me GF.: if ,l .,,, ww- 5: 4511 , . qfwf fe le We., , , Xl ei, M ff A 335:-we PATRICIA HOFFMAN llpatll She is quief, sweel, and shy F.H.A. 2, Girls' Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Secretory 4. JOYCE JESKA Jessie A blonde if ever ihere was one, o girl who likes fo have some fun Commercial Club 3,47 F.H.A. 3,4, Vice President 4, G.A.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Maumee High School 1. CHARLES JIMISON Chuck l doubt fhe wisdom of being foo wise! F.F.A. 1,25 Treasurer 1. ' 132, Ln, 1 '- ' xhl-dsl Y ,frm gg? 24 , is 5-,Zi 'V r T fr- ' fl V C r r TH Xxzsszzsaw 5 , JANICE KAZMAIER Jun Full of fun, and mlschzef foo, doing Ihmgs she shouldn'f do Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3g Librarian 45 Y-Teens THOMAS KING Tom Here lodayf gone fomorrow F.F.A. lp Varsily Club 43 Varsity Foolball 41 Reserve Baskelball 27 Varsity Base- ball 2,3. TED KOHANKIE AATMKH Still wafer runs deep Annual Staff 47 Band ly Hi- Y 47 Lalin Club 2g Malh- Science Club 3,4. Q3 , Q Y w.,-Ei lll 55325552533 ieeszzsw' i e QSWW ff' A . W ,iw .. l l w l ..m.,,,fa?2fr935g2f3Ml1ll'l MNQL. Q l nmmfgfill , Qi ' pr 43 4?-ff, ,-5 Wuxi' i Q-Y eg. ..ls2fE5!zs2m will .HM , M3 if LADONNA KURFIS Donna Happy I am, from cure I am free. Commercial Club 3,47 F.H.A. 1,27 G.A.A. 3,47 Mixed Cho- rus 'lp Y-Teens 3,4. MARY JANE KURFIS llmuryfl Quite dignified, buf always ready for fun. Commercial Club ly G.A.A. lg Girls' Glee Club ly Mixed Chorus l,2. JAMES R. LAINE Klum!! Somefimes he sifs and lhinks, somefimes he jus? sifs. l -,JL--: Cf! Ki Wflkks- TEV - t all .fe 1 5, l it - ss KENNETH LAUBENTHAI. n-I-inyu Nobody's enemy, every- body's friend. Mixed Chorus if Hi-Y 41 Student Council 25 Varsity Club 3,45 Reserve Football I7 Reserve Baseball 2, Boys' Glee l. GUADALUPE LUNA ,-,.,-ff -wli.,gj. 'E IILUPBYU The good deserve success. Booster's Club I. CHESTER RICHARD LUZNY II llnicklf Dick's disposition is like his smile . . . always sunny. Mixed Chorus 1,27 Vice Pres. 27 Student Council 4. l l ,MAE '55 . - r fbi--H ew, 5 , C l mike rim ELIZABETH MAGRUM ,il fi l ' I new W . is , ,., E 55, E., ll 2, V-1, I: A. .Ju lu ' W V '71 ge wl- eu, Q '55 gas ,, .,, V, , Hide Wei? 5311 it lll , Hg? 5, H 153' is er ' gel, 'Q 1 ...,, ,H Q fi, ,L ist? P ' Mes E El I1 . if ,N aBeH,yu I have a heart with room for every yay F.N.A. 3,4, Vice-President 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Latin Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1,35 Somelhin' Staff 4, Editor-in- chief 45 Senior Class Play 45 Y-Teens 4. BOYD T. MARSH Boyd To find a way-or make one Annual Staff 4, Advertising manager 45 Booster's Club 15 Hi-Y 3,45 latin Club 2, President 25 Math-Science Club 3,4, President 45 Var- sity Club 2,3,45 Senior Class Play 45 Varsity Football 1,2, 3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Buckeye Boys' State 4. SALLY SIMS MATHENEY nsulu Peppy, clever, is this gal, who will never lack a pal Annual Staff 4, Under class editor 45 Pep Band 2,35 Band 1,2,35 Booster's club 1,25 F,T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. l,2, 3,4, Sports head 3, President 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, Sec- retary ly Junior Red Cross 2,3, Treasurer 25 literary Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Y-Teens 3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 35 45. , il' GARY LEE MAY Goon Distinction-with a difference! A capella Choir 27 Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club 27 Mixed Chorus lg Student Council l,2,3,4, Treasurer 47 Varsity Club ,lg 2,3,4p Varsityjlioo ball 1,2,3, 45 fr . gi ms A we 74 C f' IV A f NANCY JUNE MEIER rLNuns1 Always ready for fun Commercial Club 3,45 F.H.A. l,2g Girls' Glee Club lp Pro- iection Club 45 Librarian 3,4. RICHARD A. MEINKA Dick Worry and I have never met Varsity Football 47 Reserve Basketball 1,25 Reserve Baseball 2. fs' ff mf.:- Q A H in 3 -V-de 1' i. m i l 3 . fy, iblfiffffii . l -, 'Hr Eine, l l deff. , 1-we .rn -1: . f ,r Mimi? .n r ' ' ' L . . ' .. X i.,,--, , w 'L X - . ' , iq' .. . f ?' -2:2 1 P i f L ' V rl. ,, , ., . ,bjifydv V. .,, : . l llrr . ' ,W 1' 1 f 'CZ Q ' .V 1? - , V J I - - -Arwiie' , - gf Milli? 'Q ,M if wr - YT nw? .iriiiglei V T Y W ' . . ,. -' - Qi . 5' - QM. fl N sewn? xzffsewr . :xg new-Q'n', 4 .i- it ax EUGENE MELCHERT ilu.:-I1 Laughter holding both its sides. Hi-Y 4, Proiection Club If Somethin' Staff 4, Sports Editor, Varsity Club 3,45 Re- serve Football ly Varsity Basketball 3,47 Reserve Bas- ketball 2, Varsity Baseball 3,47 Reserve Baseball 'l,2. MARGARET ANNE MILLER Annie 'Sweet and demure, honest and sincere. Acappela Choir 2, Annual Staff 43 Booster's Club 1,25 F.T.A. 47 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 Librar- ian lp Mixed Chorus 3, Stu- dent Council 25 Librarians 37 Sr. Class Play 47 French Club 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Y-Teen Rep. 37 V. President 4: Speech Class Play 3. MARILYN ANN MONTO nlroeu Always pleasant ond full of fun. There's no better friend under the sun. Booster's Club 25 F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4y V. President 3, Sports-Head 4, Junior Red Cross lg Hall Monitors 4, French Club 4, Y-Teens 3,4. GFUNK 'Qs BETTY ARLENE MDRELOCK usenyn How goodness heightens beaufyf' Commercial Club 37 G-.A.A. I7 Mixed Chorus 2. WILMA MARIE MORLOCK Wilma Good-nafure is the beauiy of the mind. Commercial Club 37 F.H.A 1,37 Secreicry 37 Mixed Cho- rus 'l7 Librarian 47 V. Presi dent 4. DAVID MORNINGSTAR uouven Earnesfness is the soul of work. Proieclion Club I7 Track l. 7 is WHS.. U ,,, ,, NM w M W 1 in f , ii I 7 ref fs . .1 ns' ,H eb! 75,541 7,77 . .- - gf' nl , ,M Ml JOHN A. MORSE Moose Most great men are dead . . . and l'm not feeling so well myself. Booster's Club li Hi-Y 3,4, President 47 Junior Red Cross 17 Latin Club 2, Treas- urer 27 Moth-Science 3,47 Student Council 1,37 Varsity Z,3,47 Varsity Football 1,2, 3,47 Senior Class Play 47 Track l,2. DREMA MURRY Duckie A happy disposition is more valuable than gold Annual Staff 4, Editor-in- Chief7 G.A.A. 'l7 Latin Club 27 Student Council 47 Senior Class Play 47 French Club 47 Y-Teens 47 Speech Class Play 4. JUDITH NACHTRIEB nludyn Friends are not so easily kept as made. Annual Staff 47 Reserve Cheerleader 47 F.H.A. 3,4, District President 47 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Sportshead 3, Treas- urer 4. V 1 J J 1 -1 fn Qi35'PQg'f if :,. , 1 2 f1fN '34-,: 1 w ,M . 7 :X ,l 7, A ir iv ss P3-1: ex Y,-fs A TONY NITSCH llronyli lf pays to be good- I fried il once Hi-Y 3,4p Malh-Science Club 37 Varsily Club 2,3,4p Var- sily Football 2,3,4, Reserve lg Reserve Baseball l,2. WILLIAM NOLLENBERGER IKBHIYY No care beyond ioday Booster's Club 1,25 F.F.A. li Proiection Club 1. ALEXANDRA ONTIVEROS llAIexlI Those who know her best like her best Annual Slaff 47 F.H.A. 37 Girls' Glee Club 27 Mixed Chorus 2g Spanish Club 2. 5 if ijt V. ,Lf 5 1 , ll mes. Firing EARL PHIPPS Happy-go-lucky, easy to please, he's amiable, kind, and always at ease. Math-Science Club 3,45 Pro- iection Club 1, Reserve Football 3. ROSEMARY PROTSIK Rosie l make the most of all that comes. Booster's Club 1,27 Annual Staff 4, Administration Edi- tor 45 F.H.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 3,47 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 latin Club 25 Moth-Science Club 3: Mixed Chorus 1,25 Y- Teens 3,4. JOHN RAY Johnnie Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps wait. Baoster's Club 1,27 F.F.A. 1, Hi-Y 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Proiection Club lj Somethin' Staff 4, Editorial Editor 4, Senior Class Play 4, Reserve Baseball lp Track 4, Bowling Green High 3. e lm. ..l-,V . -.'g.,:.34. 1 , 1 1 - 1, L11-1,1 '.i 4 if, l-Tien lv ,X 3 -3 may RONALD REIS J v Hkonlr yi 5 me L2 ,sa'1'si 'l 1. tlzztxjgg 3 1 Whatever he did was done with much ease7 in him alone t'was natural to please. Hi-Y 3,47 Latin Club I7 Math- Science 37 Student Council 47 Varsity Club 3,47 Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 47 Reserve Football I7 Reserve Basket- ball l,27 Class President 4. CAROLE ANN RIES Carole A girl to brighten up the way, not too solemn, not too gay. Annual Staff 47 Club Editor 47 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 Mixed Chorus l,2,37 French Club 47 Class Treasurer 27 Girls' Ensemble 47 V. Presi- dent 47 Librarian 4. DELORES NADYNE RIES Lori Without a worry, without a care. G.A.A. 17 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 Mixed Chorus l,2,37 Girls' Ensemble 4. ia. . 1 T MM- v U R, W, - 'za .,,. ies? W A , I-,uw f. REYMUNDO Y. RIVERA URUY11 One who works a goal fo gain, never shall have worked in vain Pep Band 3,45 Band 2,3,4. RICHARD ROBERTS Dick Each nlghf l burn fhe records of ihe day Somelhin' Slaff 45 Varsity Club l,2,3,45 Track l,2. GERTRUDE ANN ROBERTSON Trudy Wisdom excellelh folly as far as lighf excelleih darkness Annual Staff 4, Sporls Edi- lor 45 F.T.A, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Latin Club 25 Lilerary Club 25 Malh- Science 3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 French Club 45 Y- Teens 3,4, Treasurer 4. R- .lj X Q JAMES RICHARD RUSSELL Jim Longer iivefh a glad man than a sorry. Booster's Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 47 Mixed Chorus ig Varsity Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4, Varsity Football l,2, 3,47 Track 2. JAMES SALAY ulirnyl Happy is ihe man who finds wisdom. Math-Science Club 3,4, Vice- President 4, French Club 4. THORNTON G. SANDERS ufonyn I started as an average kid, I finished as a thinking man. Hi-Y 3,47 Latin Club 2, Slu- dent Council 2,3,4, President 4, Varsity Club 'l,2,3,4, Sec- retary 37 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Reserve 'lg Varsily Basketball 3,4, Reserve 1,25 Varsity Baseball i, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, Presi- dent 2. E vi al, V i.s,,gg ff? ., ..,,f., :-it I ,asv 1 ,MZ-in l, v y: i - RICHARD SARVER Hume' I don'f let my studies inferfere with my educafionf' Bowling Green High School 35 Track l,2. FRANK JOSEPH SATTLER Frank Frank's a friend, a scholar foog we're sorry fo say his fype is few. Boos1er's Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club 2, Secrelacy 25 Varsily Club 2,3,45 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Reserve lg Varsiiy Baskefball 3,4, Re- serve 25 Varsity Baseball 2, 3,4, Reserve 1. THOMAS SATTLER ufornu .il am happy, wha? is ihe mafter with the resf of fhe world? Reserve Baseball 1,25 Boost- er's Club l,2. N ,4-u fix QWQ is x N so ,J .C JOHN SCHULT John Alan Ladd in disguise. Pep Band lg Band lg Hi-Y 45 Student Council lg Varsity Club 45 Varsity Football 4, Reserve I. PATRICIA SCOTT KlPu'1T As fond of sporis as of school. Pep Band 35 Band 35 Boost- er's Club 15 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus l,25 Y-Teens 4. WILMA JUNE SHARP Hjunelf 'A maiden sweet without pretense, blessed with reason and common sense. GirI's Glee Club 1. ANN SHAWEN uAnnH A friend wilh a smile and a heart of gold. A-Cappela Choir 27 Band 17 Boosier's Club 17 F.T.A. 3,47 G.A.A. 2,3,47 Sport Head 37 Secreiary 47 Girls' Glee Club 17 Latin Club 37 Literary Club 17 Mixed Chorus 1,2,37 French Club 47 Vice Presi- dent 47 Y-Teens 3,47 Chap- lain 3. GEORGE SOLT I ei 1' 5 N., George If I am ready io fry my fortune. F.F.A. 1,27 Reporler 37 His- torian 1. BONNIE SPARKS Bonnie Sober, sfeadfasi and demure. F.H.A. 2, 3, 47 Woodward High School 1. Q: D ' '-tel., ,. ,, . ...,. ,,-lil, .95 1 ..,. F . A511 ici xpwm 'EEQ V . fg- K' K - , . i , 1 rl I . A v i ix. 5 ,STE Q A . Y, ,A ai. 1. rli,-est. - 1 MyQg,Qr QL. -.. ' . ..::ff , K.: I l su ri .8 31 'z-fa .2'f-, QQKQ n,ss.'s:., qi. Q X, . - ,, ' A - 1 ,fn . -,- r -'-,C . - .' v w.-'I ,X 55 Q hw, . ,,.,ns, , , .. Z . .-'Lge-- 5: 2. 2' ,l g,.A wt+.. ifymwgwe - Pali I -:F ,gl'Ff,-M,::,3fas1i' HAROLD M. STANFORD Peanut Laugh andthe world laughs with you! Booster's Club 1,27 Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 4, Math-Science Club 3,47 Proieclion Club lp Varsity Club 3,47 Senior Class Play 4, Varsity Basket- ball 3, Reserve 2, Varsity Baseball 3,4, Reserve l,2. CHARLOTTE STEVENS Char She has o shining smile and a character as sweet. Commercial Club lg G.A.A. lg Girls' Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus l,2,3. RAYMOND C. SWARTZ unuyn Action, not speech proves a'man. F.F.A. l,2, Reporter 27 Var- sity Club 4, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Baske'lball 3, Re- serve l,2. fi 5:52 'N gm, V l su ll AJ' S53 Y S ,, 'few , tiff 2 ,., F 4 A s l 's wliftl -1 4 xyifv 4j4Q.lS-.1 uw 5 us.-ll fm is . .Y 3 ROBERT SWARTZ nnobn Wherever he finds himself in life he'll make a good addition. F.F.A. l,2, Sentinel 2. MARIlYN JEAN SZILAK Hsil! Did you ever see a pretty girl that didn't flirt a littIe? ' Annual Staff 4, Senior Editor, Booster's Club 1,27 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Sports Head 3g F.T.A. 3,47 Literary Club lg Sr. Class Play 4, Y-Teens 3,4, President 4, Basketball Attendant 4. PETER G. TODD upeieu A fresh, a free, a friendly man. La Canada Junior High 1,25 Annual Staff 4, Advertising Manager 4, Hi-Y 4, Student Council 4, Track 4. J-1 ll .l llllll li ROBERT G. TROWBRIDGE Trevi A good student, an excellent basketball player, and even better as a friend! Hi-Y 45 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4, Reserve Basketball 15 Varsity Base- ball 2,3, Reserve Baseball l5 Track 45 Class Treasurer 3,4. STANLEY TUCKER llsfanu l am bigger than anything that can happen to me. Boasler's Club l,2. JANE ANN TURNER Janie Small but mighty with wit and pen. ' A-cappela Choir 2, Secre- tary-Treasurer 25 Annual Staff 4, Sr. Editor 45 Pep Band 15 Band l,2,35 Maior- etle 2,3,45 Booster's Club l5 F.N.A. 25 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Mixed Chorus 'I5 Hall Monitor 45 Senior Class Play 45 French Club 4, President 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Speech-Class Play 3. ,ll Y I E, 51 l i Defi, .5 i :xi Q ll if . 5 W-- l i I EN l I I 1 I l l ,,A. Qlliff' E, W' 7 Ml ffpffgsa. W,A.1 A f xi 1 5 .fu MICHAEL I.. UNGER Mike Kingdoms are but cares. Pep Band l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Boosters Club lp Proiection Club l5 Varsity Baseball Manager 3. FLORENCE MARIE WATTS nflolr Good nature is but one of her virtues. Waite High School 'l,25 An- nual Staff 4, Underclass Editor5 F.T.A. 45 Hall Moni- tors 45 Y-Teens 4. JOSEPH WHITWHAM utloerr A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best at men. Latin 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Varsity Football 45 Reserve Football l,25 Track 4. K , i-.-r wig? fa 1 SHARON WILLIAMS Sharon Honesty, character, pleasantness too, mix them together, and we have you. Pep Band 2,35 Band l,2,35 Vice Pres. 25 Booster's Club lg F.H.A. lg F.T.A. 3,4, Sec- retary 35 Pres. 45 Sr. Class Play 45 French Club 4. JAMES WILSON llJin11l His character and his football are admired by all. Booster's Club l,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Chaplain 45 Student 'Council 25 Varsity Club 3,45 Treas. 45 Varsity Foolball 2, 3,45 Reserve Basketball 1,25 Re- serve Baseball l,25 Track 3. NANCY ANN WISER uNancyu A smile marks a happy soul. Pep Band 'l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Boosler's Club 'l,25 F.H.A. 'l5 F.T.A. 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 G.A.A. 'lj Mixed Chorus 15 Student Council 35 Hall Monitor 45 Y-Teens 3,4. ROBERT HAAS Bob His conviction is briefness, his desire is to be silent Booster's Club 1,27 Latin Club 27 Mixed Chorus lp Reserve Basketball 25 Bowl- ing Green High School 4. HAROLD THORNTON Horny The world belongs to the energetic Booster's Club lp Track li Bowling Green High School 2,3. CLASS MOTTO Lives of great men all remind us, We can make our lives sublime And, departing, leave behind us, Footprints on the sands of time. -Longfellow 52 .-,L 'Y H. JUNIORS cuiss or f-1958 OFFICERS President ......,.. ................. .... M i ke Mather Vice President ....... ............. K en Vaien Secretary ........ ..,... J udy Whitmore Treasurer ....., ..... D ave Fredrick During the past year, the Junior Class has been very busy planning the Junior- Senior Prom. To raise money for this occasion, they sponsored a talent show and a record hop. The senior farewell convocation is also a Junior sponsored event. In the spring, the school year will be concluded with their class picnic. 4 , 'ffl M .A - e f xg 'qu Y ' -,, , . '-3 i il,-2 V ll Y - -, 1 .'.. Wh: A ,Je E 3-1-21 ,f if? ': nfl' ill ff' 3 ,H-rf 771' f g 'taxi -ei ' 'f l W Fl' , ,. . ' '--. 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' 4. 1 M H- --:Y maxi :M M h' ,X V: ,V - v ' H, xg , K1 3 J ,W up 5 X ' ,, x 1 . , - - .x an 'w . - ww +4 jug, q w 1 - 1 'r ' ' .-A 1 ,'---V 5 H , -- A -. f - - ' .- 1, 1. 1.v.::.f Aynvrg ' V' P.. , 'Q' ,r '-Pj' k.:f ' 1-' . P .-Il' f'k'f,.V , , A. a W SUPHOMURES cuss or 1959 OFFICERS President ............. ...... T om Hillabrand Vice President ........ ................. J im Hufford Secretary .......... ...... M ary Ann McGuHin Treasurer ....... ............ J oan Jeska The Sophomore Class began their activities by sponsoring a Fish Dinner in November to help raise money for their New York trip. To gain further capital, they sponsored a bake sale, roller skating party, and collected tax stamps. A 11,32 B Sy- 299 J .1 l ii-.K l 1 fu, - C' I1 ir I Nw ' . Ya .,, s .. 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F.T.A.- Things are a wee bit' mixed'up, aren'f they? 90 Math-Science- Don'f let if worry you, kids. in French Club- Don'f be carried away Kay. - 1 , fl Proiecfion Club- A bit complicated, huh. F.N.A.- Watch your dief, girls. Latin Club- Things can'f be that inferesf- ing. F.H.A.- Just a bunch of busy bees. 91 Varsity Club- O.K. we know you're mem- bers now. f :agg-f,3,ggl'Q!11!!,l, H Wulluw ,Sn Y-Teen's- AHenfion in the back row, please! , fr G.A.A.- Make if a good one-and not a guffer ball. 1' 'E Hi-Y- Don'f gel all clufched, Ron. Choir- Just a bunch of virtuosos. , Somethin' Staff- Working isn't our motto . . . at times. by ,- .af at X 1.i'h'fr 1 we. 1.54 HIV- J, - 'xx-N :5:,3L'?- fl N' H '. i7-W Annual Staff- We only work for money. Commercial CIub- Being President can be enjoyable. Front Row: J. Hillabrand, M. Niner, A. Fox, W. Buckenberger, C. Sponsor. Back Row: R. Schmidt, M. Mather, P. Todd, R. Haas, Cornelius. Middle Row: R. Cornelius, T. Sanders, R. Shue, G. May, J. Decko, H. Eckel, D. Rogers, R. Luzny, J. Morse, A. Lehman, D. M. Carmichael, R. Reis, R. Burkhardt, D. Campbell, Mr. Zeitler, Mazur, T. Hillabrand. The Student Council this year is the legislative organization of the student body , and serves as the means for expressing the students' opinions to the administrations' aims to the students. This group, composed of home room representatives and class presidents, has been active in the Area Student Council rather than money-making proiects. 47 1 l 1 , Qi! ' 25 ' ' 7 ' 'J e-X, . i 94 Secretary ...... ' .- . H .J Treasurer...... Chaplain ...... OFFICERS President ...................... Tony Sanders V. President ............ Mary Carmichael Janet Hillabrand Gary May Robert Burkhardt Front Row: L. Brown, E. Wilcoxon, C. Cornelius, B. Lehman, J. Stanford, S. Jeffers, G. Layman. Back Row: Miss Louy, Sponsor Segerstrom, C. Deckman. Second Row: J. Spreng, S. Loveioy, G. J. Salay, J. Kuhlman, E. Phipps, D. Rogers, J. Anning, D. Fredericks Robertson, A. Lippert, B. Marsh, W. Chapman, R. Destatte, H. R. Missler, M. Mather, Mr. Rogers, Sponsor. MATH SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Rogers and Miss Louy have provided an eventful and informative year for the Math-Science members. They enioyed a banquet in the fall and at the rest of the meetings they have generally had speakers, and demonstrations. OFFICERS sident ........................ Boyd Marsh e President ...... ....... J im Salay cretary ......... ...... L iz Wilcoxon .ga-,, easurer ..... ,,,, D ave Fredericks L' -5 c , 1 l l l l ,Q Front Row: K. Goeke, J. Turner, M. Monlo, F. Watts, D. Marsh, Row: R. Protsik, N. Wiser, M. Szilak, J. Sieverl, R. Worsfell, J. E. Wilcoxon. Middle Row: C. Deckman, A. Miller, S. Weaver, B. Witzler, T. Robertson, S. Williams, B. Babcock, Miss Morgan, Hayes, K. Lawrence, V. Pulsing, S. Matheney, A. Shawn. Back Sponsor. , FUTURE TEACHERS 0F AMERICA F.T.A. has done a fine iob this year to arouse interest in teaching. They have com- pleted a community proiect and have been of service to the school. They are a Na- tional Organization and are under the sponsorship of Miss Alice Morgan. OFFICERS President ................ Sharon Williams V. President ........ Nancy Wiser Secretary ..... ...... S andra Weaver Treasurer ,..... .... C aroline Deckman ...J f' , , .C . f ' .V 96 QW ,N E, , ..., .,,, A, , Left to Right: J. Bortel, J. Salay, K. Goeke, S. Williams, J. Turner, A. Shawen, C. Ries, Miss Morgan, Sponsor, A. Miller, M. Car- michael, D. Murry, M. Manta, T. Robertson. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is a newly developed club sponsored by Miss Morgan. lt was or- ganized to develop interest in the culture and customs of France. The members im- prove their speaking of French by playing games involving French conversation and by acting out short skits. A banquet was held in the spring. OFFICERS President ...................... Jane Turner V. President ...... .... J ane Bortel Sec.-Treas. Ann Shawen ff- ' 4 fi A 1 i . aifsiil Front Row: J. Bourbina, P. Snyder, B. Sparks, B. Loomis, B. Salay. Back Row: M. Hoffman, J. Fehnel, E. McCullough, J. Nachtrieb, D. Fishbaugh, D. Seiling, J. Jeska. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0F AMERICA The main purpose of this club is to promote better understanding in the home and in the community. They held a Christmas party at which they made tray favors for Toledo Hospital. They also had CI Mother-Daughter Banquet in the later part of February. This club is under the sponsorship of Miss Reuthinger. OFFICERS President ................ Marilyn Hoffman Vice President ................ Joyce Jeska Secretary .................... Brenda Loomis Treasurer ............ Dorothy Fishbaugh F.H.A. County Pres ..... Judy Nachtrieb Front Row: V. Gurtzweiler, B. Vaien, J. Clark, J. Dowling, D. More- bell, C. Cornelius, D. Seiling, J, Whitmore, L. Hartwick, C. Sullivan. lock, A. Gwyn, K. Pizer, J. Scott. Middle Row: Sponsor-Mrs. Back Row: A. Brossia, S. Zoll, M. Gurtzweiler, J. Segerstrom, G. Spoerl, M. Hoffman, P. Arnold, J. Cable, C. Caswell, K. Camp- Kessler, M. Marriot, J. C. Coble, R. Spilker, B. Magrum, S. Jeffers. FUTURE NURSES 0F AMERICA This club has been in existence for three years. It was organized in l954, and is sponsored by Mrs. V. Spoerl, the school nurse. Its purpose is to promote interest in nursing, and it has sponsored the Career Day for girls interested in nursing and the T.A.P. lTeen-Agers Against Poliol drive to obtain funds to help fight infantile paralysis. OFFICERS President ..,,.,.............. Anita Brossia V. President ..... .... B etty Magrum Secretary ..... ..... R ose Spilder Treasurer .... .... K itty Pizer :4 f 4-4 99 00 1 ' W , i. E J. X , nu.. in 'M .feb .X .5 X Q V I 1 N. iii 5 El . by ,J wifi.. -' Fronf Row: R. Ariz, J. Mutchler, B. Greene, W. Nollenberger, M. Wilson. Bock Row: J. Carlin, E. Eckel, J. Segersfrom, J. Coble, N. English, C. Roberts. RED GRUSS PROJECTION CLUB Front Row: J. Carlin, P. Morse, P1 Reither, N. Meier, K. Newsom, A. Fox, R. Honsberger. Back Row. Mr. Bay, Sponsor, D. Sfcxrr, N. Ontiveros, K. Vuien, D. Reither, T. Hillabrcnd, J. Kuizel, J. Lundwehr, Mr. Rogers, Sponsor. 5,310 'swim ' - ' 'i ' ' ' i ' J 2 1 2 - 2 i i ., i sf infix: .. -'Y 1 lfiufaaef e -.1522 mf ' . ' ' . ,,,,. .3 ,.--.M . My , . sw . . . T , , . . W ,, , ii . ., f, .. .ii . . . . .. . i . ,.......i ., . - ' wi i ' W -...imp 1 . , 1 - ,N I M .. 'frfigsfn R R fi .5 1 fag? Ea rf 3? we , i. i . 3 ' i Front Row: R. Sutter, C. Caswell, J. Scott, J. Coble, S. Bain, C. strom, E. Robertson, L. Seitz, G. Kessler, C. Quilter, C. Herderhorst Sullivan, C. Gallant, M. Green, L. Brown. Second Row: M. Bayer, S. Michaelis, J. C. Coble, S. Zoll, J. Jeska. Back Row: M. Munch D. Menichetti, M. Niner, D. Deeth, D. Campbell, M. Snyder, J. R. Jeffers, W. Pugh, G. Smith, F. Hoffmann, J. Kuhlman, J. Fox Mitchell, J. Kohl, B. Vaien, L. Gwyn. Third Row: K. Pizer, E. J. Anning, J. Morse, M. Weaver, R. Haas, C. Oakley, W. Chapman Eckel, K. Kunsch, J. Melchert, M. Marriott, N. Stemen, J. Seger- K. Newsom, J. Clark. LATIN CLUB This year the main goal ofthe Latin Club has been to earn enough money to put on the annual Latin Club Banquet. Mrs. Norby, the sponsor, helped in the selling of Christmas wrappings. The Sopho- mores sold taffy again this year. OFFICERS President ,,..,,..,,....,..,,,.. Linda Brown Vice President ..... ..... B ill Chapman . Secretary ........ .... L ee Gwyn Treasurer ...... Sue Bain 1 i 4' y-L' .b-eg?.:,.'qE'...V -fit. 101 Front Row: J. Glanville, R. Stasiak, R. Ryder, N. Ford, T. Sanders, man, D. Starr. Back Row: R. Destatte, B. Marsh, J. Austin, J. Shult, G. May, H. Stanford, T. Hillabrand, R. Roberts, D. Warnimont, J. Decko, D. Boyd, B. Webster, C. Caple, R. Swartz, R. Deiley, T. Managhan. Middle Row: Mr. Martin, Sponsor, J. Hufford, R. R. Trowbridge, E. Melchert, T. King, F. Sattler, A. Lehman, R. Sabo, D. Szilak, M. Bostdorf, J. Wilson, J. Russell, R. Burkhardt, Reis, Mr. Wolfe, Sponsor. D. Eckman, J. Whitwham, T. Nilsch, W. Beck, D. Parrish, J. Kuhl- VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is composed of boys who have won varsity letters in some high school sport. As an organization they have contributed funds for athletic needs and entertainment. This club is under the co-sponsorship of Mr. Martin and Mr. Wolfe. , ,, if J.- , ,, LX- OFFICERS President .......................... Jim Russell V. President ..... .... B ob Burkhardt Secretary ..... .... M ac Bostdorf Treasurer ..... Jim Wilson l 102 V, F. ttf l r r , : t H i A 2 Front Row: J. Jeska, D. Kurfis,M. Hill, B. Clark, J. Jeska, V Farqu Spllker C Ames V Gray J Clark Back Row L Henry B Hayes harson, M. Monto, A. Shawen, A. Ontiveros, Middle Row J J Segerstrom M Szllak J Nachtrleb C Qullters M Carmichael Turner, N. Barnard, J. Scott, L. Hartwick, B. Lehman, A Baylis L Reis N Mougey P Scott G Reece K Lawrence J Bortel P B. Magrum, A. Miller, S. Matheney, J. Mutchler, B, Babcock R Edwards Miss Barley Sponsor President .,................ V. President. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIUN The G.A.A. is a club organized to give gurls a better understanding of sports, and to allow them to understand better the meaning of sportsmanship Under the direction of Miss Bailey, the club has been quite active Besides playing other schools in volleyball, basketball, and bowling, they have had a skating party and have also been participants in various field days OFFICERS Sally Matheney ,.,..,,Barb Lehman Secretary ...... ...... A nn Shawen Treasurer ......, .... J udy Nachtrieb Reporter ..... ..... A ndree Bayliss J C' 'IO Front Row: M. Monto, L. Kurfis, D. Marsh, E. Wilcoxon, J. Kazmaier, J. Jeska, L. Sharp, K. Goeke, V. Farquharson. Second Row: L. Henry, J. Whitmore, M. Hoffman, S. Weaver, B. Babcock, V. Pulsing, S. Matheney, D. Bernard, P. Arnold, M. Hill, A. Shawen. Third Row: Miss Munger, Sponsor, S. Garrett, G. Caldwell, B. Magrurn, P. Edwards, D. Murry, R. Protsik, K. Grimes, B. Hayes, K. Campbell, K. Lawerence, S. Deeth, L. Hartwick, J. Bortel, R Spilker, F. Watts, J. Turner. Back Row: J. Hillabrand, N. Wiser, A. Brossia, N. Artz, J. Sievert, P. Scott, N. Mougey, M. Carmichael J. Witzler, J. Chapman, J. Liebherr, G. Robertson, M. Szilak E. Haas, A. Miller, B. Lehman. Y-TEENS This organization, which is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A., works for better under- standing between peoples of different races and religions. Under the sponsorship of Miss Munger, they have been very active this year. They sponsored a box social, swimming party, and Thanksgiving convocation. One of the highlights was the toy drive they sponsored at Christmas time. 4 1 1 OFFICERS President .................... Marilyn Sz Vice President ..... ....... A nne M Secretary .....,. .,.... S haron D Treasurer ..... .... T rudy Robert Chaplain .......... Joyce Wltl Hi-Y-Teen Rep ..... ..... K ay Lawrel Mill. I l T 1 l l Front Row: G. Coldwell, J. Long, K. Laubenthal, R. Mericle, G. May, H. Stanford, T. Sanders, N. Ford, R. Ryder, B. Forquharson. Mid- dle Row: Mr. Braund, Sponsor, D. Parrish, W. Stosiak, D. Spilker, R. Sabo, D. Eckman, J. Russell, T. Dunbar, P. Todd, F. Sattler, A Lehman, T. Nilsch, R. Burdo, R. Burkhardt, J. Wilson, R. Reis, L. len. Back Row: D. Szilak, T. Kohonkie, M. Mother, J. Austin, D. Fredericks, J. Shult, J. Decko, J. Coble, C. Caple, B. Webster, R. Trowbridge, E. Melchert, D. Boyd, M. Bostdorf, B. Marsh, W. Beck. HI-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This year the Hi-Y has become a very active club under the sponsorship of Mr. Braund. They had a Christmas party along with giving a Hi-Y dance, and they have had many speakers at their monthly meetings. OFFICERS President ........................ John Morse V. President .,.,.., .,,.... B ob Burkhardt Secretary ...... ..... H arold Stanford -j Treasurer .....,. ........ J im Russell ' Chaplain ...., ...,. J im Wilson T05 Front Row: J. Whitmore, L. Henry, D. Eckman, J. Kazmaier, L. Row: J. Gorden, G. Caldwell, J. Jeska, N. Meier, J. Hillabrand, S. Kurfis. Middle Row: Mr. Poland, Sponsor, M. Hill, S. Garrett, E. Stolzer, S. Deeth. Haas, B. Greene, K. Dotson, B. Saloy, W. Nollenberger. Back CCMMERCIIIL CLUB The Commercial Club consists of students who are interested in the business field. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Poland, the club has done quite a bit this year, including a trip to Springfield for the FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA OHIO STATE CONVENTION. 06 ,Y' OFFICERS President ..................,. David Eckmcn Vice President .....,.... Gloria Caldwell Secretary ........................ Kay Dotson Treasurer .,.,.... .... B rendu Greene Front Row: S. Matheney, Underclass Editor, J. Nachtrieb, A. Miller, Club Editor, C. Ries, Middle Row: J. Turner, Senior-class Editor, B. Marsh, Ad Editor, K. Grimes, Art Editor, D. Murry, Editor-ln-Chief, J. Himburg, Business Editor, P. Todd, F. Watts. Back Row: A. Ontiveros, T. Robertson, M. Carmichael, M. Bostdorf, Sports Editor, B. Beck, T. Kohankie, G. Collins, R. Protsik, Administration Editor. BLACK and GOLD STAFF SOMETHIN' STAFF Front Row: A. Brossia, Reporter, C. Finch, Reporter, M. Hill, Society Editor, B. Magrum, Editor-In-Chief, N. Artz, Reporter, L. Hartwick, Business Manager. Back Row: G. Giamo, Reporter, E. Melchert, Sports Editor, Mrs. Moulopoulos, Sponsor, J. Ray, Editorial Editor, R. Roberts, Reporter, D. Glanville, Reporter. 7 ami Snag l I - e..u.1s ' '. wi Fronr Row: Marilyn Monto, Carol Finch, Kay Goeke, Jane Turner. Back Raw: Nancy Wiser, Mary Marriol. HALL MONITORS LIBRARIANS Mr. Boy, Sponsor, Linda Allman, Brenda Loomis, Nancy Meier, Wilma Morelock, Kay Campbell, Judy Whit more, Linda Henry, Janice Kazmaier, Sharon Deelh, Geraldine Boos. F' l I . -' P , x - QP' . ,Q i i Front Row: J. Spreng, M. Bayer, S. Garrett, N. Stemen, D. Pheils, Row: B- DUYCO, N. WO0dUI'd, D. RlES, W- Goble, l-- KHUUSS, B L. Seitz, K. Campbell, S. Williams, P. Hoffman, R. Jeffers. Back Deslatte, R. Mazur, S. Hoffman, K. Pizer, C. Ries. CHOIR This organization, composed of those who enioy singing, tries to encourage vocal music in the high school. With Mr. Menichetti as sponsor, they have had many activities including singing at P.T.A. meetings, and the Christmas program, presenting a spring concert, singing for inmates at the State Hospital, and entering the district music competition. OFFICERS President .................. Sharon Garrett Vice President ....... ....,.. C arole Ries Secretary .......... ,.... P at Hoffman Librarian ...... ......... C arole Ries Pianist ..... Sharon Williams 109 E P.. r- 4.-P -3 6 ef X .-tif .- , .X -,fl ' XX' +5.,,. . 1 Gm.. A 5 Y . 4 1 MV-gig lr? 'l'I0 Front Row: R. Sutter, J. Turner, K. Goeke. Second Row: C. Deckman, S. Zoll, P. Roberts, C. Pulsing. Third Row: T. Deiley, D. Rogers, R. Rivera, M. Hoffman, D. Cook, H. Cummings, J. Fisher, B. Lippert. Fourth Row: J. Fox, A. Lippert, R. Hernandez, P. Arnold, G. Walp, D. Bernard, J. Putman, B. Kern. Buck Row: D. Frederick, R. Worstell, M. Brown, C. Roberts, J. Mutchler, B. Liebherr, J. Fahrer. MARUHING BAND .J This year's marching band, under the able direction of Mr. Menichetti, has given many fine performances at the football games. They entered competition at Napoleon and played cut the Toledo State Hospital. Q.:-.9 wif 5'V s-J I-9 .:44.-' ,..-1 Us 6: Flrsl Row: K. Campbell, K. Grimes, J. Spreng. Second Row: J. Milchell, K. Newson, J. Brossiu, S. Hoffman, J. Sieverl. Third Row: A. Eckel, S. Michoelis, S. Weaver, G. Unger, J. Brockbrader, A. Driflmeyer, J. Melcherl, J. Sheldrick. Fourfh Row: S. Thompson, J. Kohring, S. Welsh, T. Shull, J. Londwehr, L. Payne, G. Collins. Back Row: J. McGuffin, A. Hallinan, G. Kessler, J. Feililz, H. Eckel, M. Weaver. OFFICERS President .......... Reynaldo Hernandez V. President ..,......... Roberto Worslell Secretary ...... June Sheldrick Treasurer ....... .... A rl Lipperl -.LV Front Row: J. Melchert, J. Sheldrick, M. Weaver, A. Driftmeyer, K. Barber, N. English, P. Roberts, C. Pulsing, M. McGuffin, M. Kessler. Second Row. B. Kern, C. Deckman, G. Unger, D. Swartz, S. Kopp, S. Michaelis, J. Fisher, S. Weaver, J. Mitchell, T. Deiley, H. Cummings, M. Hoffman, D. Rogers, K. Campbell, D. Cook. Third Row: J. Brockbrader, ............ ..,....... . ., S. Thompson, A. Eckel, B. Lippert, J. McGuffin, A. Hallinan, R. Sutter, G. Kessler, C. Roberts, M. Brown, J. Himburg, R. Worstell, B. Liebherr, J Landwehr, J. Fohrer, D. Bernard, J. Putman, L. Payne, G. Walp P. Arnold. Back Row: J. Spreng, K. Newsom, J. Sievert, S. Hoff: man, D. Frederick, J. Kohring, J. Brossia, Mr. Menichetti, Director S. Welsh, H. Eckel, T. Shultz, J. Mutchler, K. Grimes, J. Fox A. Lippert, D. Deiley, R. Hernandez. GUNGERT BAND PEP BAND Front Row: A. Hallinan, G. Kessler, C. Roberts, M. Brown, J. Fox, A. Lippert, K. Grimes, P. Arnold, J. Mutchler. Back Row: Himburg, R. Worstell, J. Felitz, H. Eckel, J. Sheldrick, D. Weaver, H. Cummings, T. Deiley, M. Hoffman, D. Rogers, K. Campbell, J. Melchert, C. Driftmeyer, B. Kern. Middle Row: D. Frederick, D. Cook, R. Rivera, M. Weaver. G. Collins, J. Sievert, J. Spreng, S. Hoffman, R. Hernandez, J. 2 . I V Q -,-v - ,X w J A 1 f ' - Ju Y .V 12- 1 A1'mgse ,xi eff 10 Righk Karen Grimes, Jane Turner, Kay Goeke, Robin Suiter, Kay Campbell. Drum Major-Jay Spreng DRUM MAJUR AND MAJORETTES Left fo Right: Jay Spreng, Karen Grimes, Jane Turner, Kay Goeke, Robin Suiter, Kay Campbeil. lb-.f' ft, A Q , I P ,f-,z-1'-1w .j2Kf:e:- - 1 -. '-r ' , - R . ma N 4 -Remus-T v if if i:QSmLfg. 12 wa L va-,T ' R .. 1 , 1 , lef! fo Righf: Janet Hillubrnnd, Sis Haus, David Eckmcn, Jane Borlel, and Linda Henry VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left fo Righh Janet Hillubrcxnd, Jane Bortel, Sis Haas, and Linda Henry. Leff fo Right: Judy Whitmore, lee Gwyn, Judy Ncichirieb, Diana Marsh RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Judy Whitmore, Diana Marsh, Lee Gwyn, Judy Ncchfrieb. , . u, my r , W, awk W 'wwfwmm ' B!iQ9i9 'f2 '2 f www? EQ , W.. , W -, -, M. Q Z-- N- T'-1wW- - www N ' 'PETQFQQLHQ F '13--3? 'ii . ' .N M W .Weis SW - .y vie' 2 W .1231 205 H? '.s?s11izew Ili 1-9?-31312252 -??f?gg1:1lg?fPz' fig ' ' fffi, wr sf 5 mil! . ,T:zi':1 1,1 . mmm g NE? hug, 'wwf fx: 2531395 5' Mafgfqff. M,2,f?:iz ww fun: A - ,.,,x, 1 - EHS? M, W gang , Y. X-Zlff rg The Queen and her four lovely attendants are from left to right: Andree Baylis, Soph. Attendant-Ginger Pulsing, Jr. Attendant-Sharon Rupp, 1955-56 Queen-Janet Hillabrand, 1956-57 Queen-Anita Brossia, Sr. Attendant-Ann May, Fresh. Attendant. 1956-57 HUMEGOMING Quarterback Tony Sanders escorts Queen Janet Janet is crowned Queen by Sharon Rupp, the 1955-56 Hillabrand to her throne. Queen. - 'I 1 7 A i.g-. Queen .lanet is escorted to her throne at the Football Tony Sanders presents Queen Janet with a gold Coronation by football captain Tony Sanders. football bracelet which is donated by the Bee Hive. GORONATIUN left to Right: Soph. Attendant-Andree Baylis, John Morse, Jr. Attendant'-Ginger Pulsing, Frank Sattler, l955-56 Football Queen-Sharon Rupp, Bob Burkhardt, 1956-57 Football Queen-Janet Hillabrand, Tony Sanders, Ron Ries, Sr. Attendant-Anita Brossia, Jim Wilson, Fresh. Attendant-Ann May. .rgrgv F, ii af KLVQ N in 22 118 . Y-TEEN IIUEEN REPRESENTATIVE MARY CARMICHAEL This year Mary Carmichael was chosen to represent Perrysburg at the Area Y-Teen dance. They are chosen by personality, activity in the club and poise. The Crystal Coronation was the name of the dance which was held at the Y.W.C.A., February 9th. STUDENT COUNCIL QUEEN REPRESENTATIVE JANET HILLABRAND Silhouette in Starlight was the Area Student Council dance held at the Naval Armory on Feb- ruary 2nd. At this dance an Area Student Coun- cil Queen and four attendants are chosen from the representatives from the area schools. This year our Student Council chose Janet Hillabrand to represent Perrysburg at the dance. 9 -fm Q, 1 5-1 A .Q 1 ,:5:'.g JE, L s w if 2-fi i sh , 152 ,W - W 51? 5, 11-if 2-A M 14524455125 ffsgw SVA-5 li 'l'fJE N If :B :EF xl .J Aige? .. 2 Q? S3155 5, :'222L2s14ses' YV! 3' A ,! , N '-i -il B 1 Ni - -C K Nh: s . A K. Q . 5 A' it ,-1, , , 'kb -:Ti X 7 1 K ,P 1 J' f fai Q If - Varsity Club President, Jim Russell presents gold basketball necklaces to the four attendants, Jane Bortel, Marilyn Szilak, Sis Haas, and Anita Brossia while Queen Mary observes. BASKETBALL GORUNATIUN Queen Mary crowns King Bob Trowbridge at the Coronation vt, A Bs. - . faefsiivriif-Q .f it 1956-57 Basketball Queen, Mary Carmichael being crowned by Varsity Club President, Jim Russell. -, , '-f , 1 ' 1 Iii? 1 A-4.5 if, 4 Xs - , 1 - fy' -1 1 ' J- : 'dc It . , ay? .f' X 1 5 , 5 fi ,A M - -1-if ' G14 W ' ' it 1 is w M1 , -it ,gli-figs 121 June Bortel ' -Anita Brossia- ATTENDANTS -Sis Hclas- -Marilyn Szilak Todd, B. Beck, J. Doyis. Caughf YU' DOC7' e Adolf Hitler! im-'gh it b lj .'., 1 I i A few characters. - I1 1-1-- C5 ll if 'ln the clinches. THE CAST Jackie, The Receptionist ...................... ........ J une Turner Danny 1 .............,....,...,...................A...... ..... J im Davis Steve .. .......................,................,..,..........,.. John Ray Sylvia .. ....... Teen-age Members of .............. Ann Miller H I H Pat ....... the Settlement House .,,......... Jane Bortel ' Just U little fun- Beo .. ............................................. Sharon Williams Della l .............,.................,........ ,........ S haron Garrett Miss Haines, A Social Worker ...,,.,..,,....,.. Mary Carmichael Mrs. Mikula, An Old Lady ........,.., ............ D remo Murry Shirley, An Office Worker .............. .,.,..., B etty Magrum Mr. Mandell, A Parole Officer ......... .............. B ill Beck Mr. Sheridan, A Case Worker ......... ........ B oyd Marsh Dino Falcero, A Delinquent ......, Kay, The Yoyo Girl. ........A.,...,..., . Marilyn, The Checker Girl ......... Mrs. Falcero, Dino's Mother ...... Tony, Dino's Brother .............................,.... Harold Stanford Mr. Falcero, Dino's Father ....... Neighborhood Members of the Nachtrieb, Book Holder .......... Q ......... Director ............................... Morse .,.......Trudy Robertson ...Donald D. Canfield .......Tom Dunbar ............Kay Goeke . ......... Marilyn Szilak . ..... Jeannine Himburg Settlement House .......... Dick Roberts, Pete Todd Front Row: S. Williams, J. Turner, J. Bortel, K. Goeke, T. Robertson, J. Himburg.. Mid- dle Row: M. Carmichael, B. Magrum, D. Murry, S. Garrett, A. Miller, M. Szilak, J. Nochtrieb. Back Row: D. Canfield, Direc- tor, D. Sarver, D. Roberts, B. Marsh, P. ' 'I 2 1 42 :grit my We i N 1 1 I ,W V1 g Iliff? A' k wif' :l , 551:35 I QE ...,,,g, 2: , F Y? f ff ' L' 5315? , '33 ,af 2fi+f15 5 g,-SH pm- , ww ' ' ' in rrp. .R I.-ez ,aw .fn YY D fx' 1 ' psi, wr, M., . . .,., -if Wig . , N Wxfufgyxzzw !,,,Z,5,A:.E?-WVM5 W dy: M W W m m m W ffl' K IE ' W ' , Q .W W 52- VL :JW fiffi' V 5 :U N: in 5. w - ' wssziifzfaswfaz ,,gm4gPa1w,A '32-X 2 '-- X M , , A ' , fgfgwliisqf ., Ib Q H 5 F , Y f 5- fi ' ,E W' ' VVV, - Qiiasiieiif' f' W' L 122311 . .rf ' H ,U -ia , ,gi ,A ff, v I 'A fl SPORTS 4 w 6 Touchdown! F 0 OTBALL Cheerleaders Proclaim Victory! ff 1? , , X4'ii1i93?lEC ,ey of W ef?,,f1,-. ... ,-,,. . , .V--51. .5 ,--N..-.ix .V 4 -1:i'- xr-s:g:.:':v3, -v sz ' - Yi wk Q f ,, ' - , - ' A ,L ,, M - ,wx . - ..., X A 5,-fm . , N A ,S 9 , V, . , .Q.,ug1,,,! ,, ' 14 :vw ' ,.. m ga -. am, f f Q 9' . r 1. kan M ,,-1 ui- 'iu ,.,k Left to Right: Assistant Coaches Seker, Wolfe, and Steineckerp and Head Coach Martin. Perrysburg .............. Perrysburg ...........,.. Perrysburg ...........,. Perrysburg .,............ Perrysburg ............,. Perrysburg... Perrysburg .............. Perrysburg ..........,... Perrysburg ...,.,.,...,.. SCORES 32 Gibsonburg ............ O Port Clinton ............ 27 Rossford .........,...,... . 14 Anthony Wayne 25 Bowling Green ........ 26 Sylvania .................. 6 Tiffin Calvert .......... 33 Genoa ......... ........ 6 Maumee ..a. 169 13 15 0 O O 13 O 19 13 73 COACHES MANAGERS Warnimont and Monaghan , . 127 Back Row: Sanders, Bosldorf, Decko, Boyd, Salller, Webster, Deiley. Nexl Row: Adams, Chalreau, Morse Parrish, Wilson, Burkhardl, Beck. Fronf Row: Kolvey, Saba, Swartz, Davis, Hufford, Russell. OUR ALL-G.N.C. PLAYERS Back Row: Wilson, Beck, Safller, Bosldorf, Burkhardi, Russell. Front Row: May, Ford, Sanders, Reis. Back Row: Rogers, Coble, Green, Leyland, Dotts, Destatte, Kaelzel. Next Row: Destotte, Szilak, Schult, King, Hillabrand, Ryder, Glanville. Front Row: Nitsch, Marsh, Farquharson, Reis, Meyers, Gallant. DOUG PARRISH Junior Half-Back Doug was one of the hardest run- ning bcucks on the team. He could always be counted on when we needed a yard or two through the center ofthe line. 'rf DICK SABO Junior Half-Back Dick was one of the best punters in the conference. His toe got us out of trouble many times. Dick will be a great help next year. X N Q Lxil-Y' JIM DECKO Junior End Defensively, this end was part of our main unit. He knew how to play his position and will take care of it next year. ii? s, l ln? ew H555 n ,, Z' ' 53' - .. i ' .w'w,, it ' ig 1' , ' -.. .E.f'?f-.-15 -i' .5-'L' ,' .-i .. - nm- v2L: f .... . i . A wi: ' I4-495223-issM'i:G'Cii5g,'2-:gk 'iff ::J'?t-f- 55- V. v. i' ra- , ...x-.N s : '--t fM3 '-s.+..g.5r5,.,.-':-::- -.2 'rip 'v:2',wz vb- tg - I -H-X L--f it-I s, .,.--,a -,-,sf-.,.,51,'1.f,,.h,p-,-,,, - -v v ., . V-'Kenya - :-.:..-:...u.l1.:?:i-: 4Tzf.rt', ' 1 lev- .:c.L21.,:i-4- qrfqifen-1:--- ,1 ix5f'rf'r . V 'A- ' te .. r 1 2 3-: H t fer ' Z 'iii' 43,- w, Q'f-M 5 3, as . fs.-5,3-,H Vg .--t,,iW,,,tHwi , ' -wg -'few-gg. ' .gi W i -' ' , ,. ' agp, 'I g .2525-. 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'iii-H ii-21-34 5- Senior Guard Known on the gridiron as a hard- nosed player, Gary is a four year letter man. He was one of Perrys- burg's placements on the AIl-Con- ference team this year. FRANK SATTLER Senior End Frank was one of the mainstays on our offensive team this year. He caught 8 passes for a total of 108 yards. He also earned a place on the G.N.C. team. ' L' , Q,-in . A ,. 4- ., - a 151125- .V i . . . sz -rv, '- , -1 -. 1-1 'fe -'lv ff.: . .1145 1:1-.Ja '5:..- met: - .. V3 J, ,.I.,- l.,.,E, .:5.fL.A. , .J,.. : W it f '- GJ 'Fi -.eg-se -N H i ,,.-fiaui BILLABECK Senior Line-Backer In his last year at Perrysburg, Bill showed much skill and determina- tion, which gave him the Defensive Line-backer spot on the G.N.C. first team. JIM WILSON Senior Tackle Jim was one of our most aggres- sive players, having set the indi- vidual record for 82 tackles. One of our two-way men, he made the G.N.C. team. MAC BOSTDORF Senior End This fine end had a total of 584 yards rushing and an average of 18.8 yards per carry. He placed on the all G.N.C. team and ably went both ways. RON REIS Senior End This All-Conference Defensive End played 38 quarters. Although light, hemade up for this in skill and determination, making him a hard man to replace. ' -4. lf.i J1: FFT5' ' ' ' lp . . ,, .1 -.W ,. 'fs 'mga ,44-L' .. 1-'L.,s..1 Ji TOM KING Senior Tackle Although this was Tom's first year at football, he proved to be one of the biggest and roughest boys on the team. Tom played in the middle of our defensive line and many of his opponents will not easily forget him. BRATCHE WEBSTER Junior Tackle Bratche was the biggest boy on this year's team. He was part of our beef-trust and will be a boy to watch next year. .. - .- 1. .SA ,N . s 'QQ:f.1- -. . Y' .1 te ,.-L fi' - ffr TONY NITSCH Senior Guard Tony held down the offensive guard spot this year. Many of our plays depended on him and his blocking. He was a real asset to the team this year. JERRY GLANVILLE Sophomore Center Jerry was a versatile player, play- ing at both offensive center and defensive line-backer. As the year progressed, Jerry learned a lot which will make him valuable dur- ing the next two years. -ft. ' '. . N r '4 - . L ...nz f ,.a.... it BBQ A1 't if-fi 'sf -fs-if u.g,m mai is 4 tt' vt 'I I. 'iv . L . Y-if f i'Q i 1fl' JT ,X -I Lid - ' rl , E,-ts.:,y'rE' ffl , wx.. ... 3-1-51. V . w ,tt - V. V -K-'t-1 . ' J'f1'EF'sE'i-352: 4 if 'li15'l?lfn tt- M t,:ft.:S'f f4' Is '- f- .Q .. g -. 1 . '. f..-. kg- '.g: si,,l.4:f-I -, m . 12 -A . is f'.'. ,ni.o'-K., '. '-11-IQ , tf ' .1 1.1, -' .4113 2-1-s' V pf '1 .-n. -' t -9- -a 5? gfzm-.QZEM- ei'?4?f 51 1,-'Wf , .arfy ' 'W m it N . gj I' ' ,T.ff:.. 'i - 'uit-:s.4G'. rfifwrif '-v..itF.f4. S?f'3i3?11s5f??f' , N' S33-A L.,-. 'M 4. ,1ie...',u. .14 've J ' 11:5 ,..s:.. JOHN MORSE Senior Guard During this, his fourth year of varsity ball, Moose played a hard and determined game, which did the school credit. TOM HILLABRAND Sophomore Quarter-Back Although only a sophomore, this is Tom's second year with the var- sity. His outstanding athletic abil- ity will make him a real help to the team in the next two years. 'l3'l BOB DESTATTE Senior Full-Back A late-starter, coming from Mau- mee, Bob found a place here at Perrysburg and on our team. Bob will be missed next year. BOB RYDER Junior Line-Backer Bob played mostly at the defensive line-backer position. This is Bob's second year of varsity ball and he will be a rough boy next year. JOHN SCHULT Senior End John did much to help the team this year. Although he didn't see much action, he was always ready and could be counted on both in practice and in games. DICK DEILEY Junior Tackle This l98 pound tackle was a big part of our beef-trust. Not many men were able to get through Dick because of his size and blocking ability. RAY SWARTZ Senior Tackle Although this was Ray's first year on the team, he proved he could do it. He played in the center of the defensive line and helped make a powerful defensive team. DENNIS SZILAK Junior Full-Back Dennis was one of the mainstays of the team this year. Although only a Junior, he held down the first-string fullback slot. His faking ability picked up a lot of yards for Perrysburg. 132 NEIL FORD Senior Half-Back Neil was one of the lightest men on the team, yet he carried for more yards and more TD's than any other player. This All-Confer- ence Scatback was one of our most valuable players. BOYD MARSH Senior Tackle Boyd was one of the biggest men on the team. He played both offense and defense, and was one of the main cogs on our defensive unit. TONY SANDERS Senior Quarter-Back Tony was a fine quarter-back. He played 38 quarters, and readily adapted himself to the new types of plays. He earned a berth on the G.N.C. team this year. JIM RUSSELL Senior Center Jim ended his high school football career by placing on the All-Con- ference team. lt will be hard to find a better center next year. , g if' if il.'.q ' . free B it , - - , R f-'Q t , f I all 1,4 , 4 hr l , 1 r ' ,' jk 1 K., JN , . ...L J fe 'Q Q l .Lf -it Q , .Er-A V b i , :ef ,l f J E-J f TY.- 1'i' ' Q... ,n',gQ is ' ' '.- .. U.. x -QC, 11'..1','- ' . 1 mf- LA... ,. ,- .- 5 ' r ,N ' ' A 13-3, l f' t ' .4 5 .1 . , L, D 5 t -1 i 3 ll- 4- ' denim 5 ' L V' mf .. X 1 Sir, 9 1 If 'J i n . 4 L IQ 1 ' -...ng-'F ,-Us 'Wt lm-if f Q JJ f er K 4 -.H . V 5 it La 42 ., Jiri.-1Sfe'5WE r. ' . i ' ' .,-Li. ' it 1 s5i, . . ' 'i Qi.' , .sifw-'swf-ffl, fina l Q ., ' , vifetwt-tri M5556 Q ?-:..p . ,..:,:cz,giP3i,, at Hina ':.-1 at 1 V- '4'. fl' 2 '. il frllmitxxlllflii Ja.-.-3552.1 R in Qi. JOE WHITWHAM Senior Half-Back Joe was one of the swiftest and shiftiest runners on the team this year. When he got the ball, we could count on some yardage every time. BOB BURKHARDT Senior Tackle Bob, who went both ways, made the G.N.C. team. With 7l tackles to his credit, it will be hard to find a more aggressive player next year. . X'ml..5i'i if . .. J! lx V Y W L' i' i . il 5 il,f:.i' 1' i iw ff e , A-. 5 -12:7 t 5. - E . 9 g Ad -I . ,, 5 i - . - F' 'f 3:fl-- ' - ,g? '?2f1gf,4e-13 5. ,- , ' -2Qe:fvfV,,eQ H i 1 . 'L ' 'ff -nfl' . 4 .y: 1 . . . ,.tt . 1. e -r., r. ...ef ,iw . S, 1 .uf -5.23: -,gn 1 g-- .5 g ? .- t f - 7f,f.?1?qQtf3.3- 'f- 1.1 :9g1 5'fli'4Y! ' -tl' df Q Q? .r -3 '-.ifiii Vf'fJ5iL.s-.',, fir' 'A QI ..,.. ...wig w...L ...L..,-viii . H.. 133 l i t W ,S , X H. K .V . ,. 1 V ' x '-N 'in . - - ,' ' K ., - 1 x - , E155 1 ' .1 , 5,1 3- , , I , A ' I X 7 ' , iii. g ww Civil. - T mi '. , Fx' k i it-Yfmzfm. '-.X L 1 . ., - MJ' T PM ' . 3524 51. V I W. ' gm. ' t - A S554 - -ki 4-'-P-ui, J!M JONES Junior Line-Backer Although Jim had can accident in school which mode him miss the last port of the season, he played enough to earn o letter. He was cu rough boy ond one of our best linebockers. 00 'Nice Catch, Moc! wo 134 First for Perrysburg! Run Tom! BASKETBALL Left to right: Sanders, Decko, J. Austin, Trowbridge, Deiley, Rogers, Bosfdorf, Sattler, Dhondt, Ford B. Ausiin. 6 Y Managers BURKHARDT AND WARNIMONT Coach ED WOLFE ff T ' ,..,A, W, - p I s lil? .cf . M .. 5-Ig- i , in , , f g:QT 'fiV- V K X I . , Q, - 'T lv 'Q ,,,.,f l , 'ln' 'C - Y' N' l A X f. Ns .LI E f l A . 47 f l .. ..s Q4 ,jim l 1 BOB TROWBRIDGE Bob led the team in points. He was very tough on the boards and in his first game grabbed 28 re- bounds, and continued to be as effective during his second full year as a regular. TOM HILLABRAND As a sophomore, Tom earned his first letter in basketball by proving to be a potential prospect for the future. He played mostly in the relief role, but he played some ex- cellent ball. MAC BOSTDORF Mac broke into the starting right after Christmas vacation, and was a consistent scorer for the re- mainder of the season. This was Mac's first year at basketball al- though he played some reserve ball his sophomore year. DAVE ROGERS Dave was the tallest boy on the team this year. Although only a sophomore, he played some var- sity ball, and was particularly good on the rebounds. li , T 5. TONY SANDERS Tony was the floor general for the team and was also one of our leading scorers. He was the work- horse of the team, JACK AUSTIN Jack again plagued the opposition with his very effective drive-in and quick jump shot. This year Jack played despite a weak knee and earned his second letter in basket- ball. Wli C . C A tri 5 X, ' ' ,I WN x T .ses--T 1 M - sg-, X. -,v,gi 'I3 7 NEIL FORD-SENIOR Neil earned his second letter and scored over IOO points in I4 games. He was a standout on defense and had a good set shot from the side. The team will miss him next year. BILL DHONDT Bill, after getting a good start in reserve ball, was soon scoring in double figures. From there he came up to the Varsity squad and saw limited action, but he should carry his share of the load next year. - L. rg gifs I. 1 ------ fe- ' I .iff 138 l....-..,ug,ET,,,..' FRANK SATTLER Frank, after getting off to a slow start because of an ankle injury, filled in with his best whenever called on. He was mainly a for- ward, but ended the season play- ing the pivot. BOB AUSTIN Bob was one of the best set shots in the school and uses it very effectively. He can hit also with a good iump shot and will be a big help to Perrysburg in the next two years. DICK DEILEY Dick was another player that alter- nated between the reserves and varsity. Tank plays a hard fought game and can give the opposition trouble in rebounding and determination. Dick is ex- pected to do a lot for the team next year. JIM DECKO Jim was one of the few boys who alternated between the varsity and reserves this year. When he was called upon, he could be counted upon to do his best. Jim will be one of the mainstays of the team next year. ,':.....n.-' -' 3 C' ,, x , Q : Gr -1 ,, 455 . 3-ef gf :IV if V V' f Q 4 'ii A E L . sf ' - J fm SX fx ' E55 1 fin l 5kQe:..sf 4 , YN v I1 ,. . . ,., jjN E Qgi Leff fo righf: Kovey, Puse, Myers, Oakley, Badik, Sfickles, Schmidi, Luzny, Mericle. RESERVE fm-5 TEAM . - vugmx si ' w ii? ' lv, -L-. W-- . ,-... Coach ' ET PHIL SEKER 'E 'E ,,,,,,,.,.,..Li.- in-' .x....... -. 'I39 Jump, Bob! One more poinf for Perrysburg 40 Rebound, Boys Af? Q Coach Wolf fhinks! if H sf ,- fm, L .4 ABM JE: 5, K , H, L' W1 ,G W V, Y X H ,M 731 , ,Q , my lf' 3 LL,,EEfr??ff ' 51 jk X 'fQfw,ff:.r'a K .fggfiggb , H 'A A -af 'ff 'KK 55, A 1' Q2 In in ,... 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TOLEDO, OHIO Phone CH I-I 555 FRlSCHE'S BIG BOY BEST OF PREPARED FOODS curb, carry out service and dining room Country Charm Shopping Center PERRYSBURC-, OHIO Phone 4-6561 Compliments of BlUE RIBBON CLEANERS Phone 4-4489 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57, THE IEOVVLINGS 149 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE A Full Line of Home Appliances SPORTING GOODS BICYCLES-TOOLS-TOYS AUTO ACCESSORIES GARDEN IMPLEMENTS Country Charm Shopping Center Phone 4-7741 Operated by jim Graber Compliments of JOHN H. TODD, Manager Connecticut General Life Insurance H05 Toledo Trust Building TOLEDO, OHIO CHerry I-2293 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '57 CLYDE and PAUI.S FLOWER SHOP 207 Louisiana Avenue formerly Country Charm Flower and Gift Shop PHIl'S SERVICE STATION PURE GASOLI NE AND AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS Sandusky at East Fifth Phone 4-7lO7 THE CITIZEN'S BANKING COMPANY IOIdest Bank in Wood Countyi General Banking Facilities All Accounts Insured Up To 510,000.00 Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KENNY'S SOHIO SERVICE Kenneth Nesper IDeaIeri Louisiana And Third Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-4165 Autographs BH-NRE LAUNDRY HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS II7E P P I d A y b g Oh I1 44259 AND lOAN ASSOCIATION 409 C S M Oh BROSKE'S RESTAURANT and PIZZA SHOP The best in food and service Op 24h dy7dy k 2I9L A P yb g0h Ph 4 4472 FORT MEIGS MOTOR SAlES Complete Auto Repair Work Dealer in Ceneral Electric Appliances And CE Television HERMAN MIZER 5l9 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-442l WITH oUR coMPLnv1ENTs BOB'S SHEET. SERVICE Compliments of ClAY'S ARCADE BARBER SHOP COUNTRY CHARM SHOPPING CENTER THE PERRYSBURG TIlE 8. BRICK CO. Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-4132 H. A. 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De- signed to go places in smart, two-tone Gray leatherette. Limited quantity. Special Introductory Price 49.9 RAGER'S APPLIANCE, INC 417 Superior Street Rossford, Ohio Le 6518 Open Monday and Friday evenings l 9 . Q- mal' 4 READY TO SERVE YOU ON ANY OCCASION Gqezwa 711 Maman SELF SERVICE DELUXE TABLE SERVICE eoqee Sfulp pd-dhq Shop COUNTER AND TABLE DECORATED BIRTHDAY SERVICE AND WEDDING CAK Nationally Known For Good Food MADISON AI ERIE Compliments of GENERAL REPAIR EQUIPMENT l3O Summit St. Toledo, Ohio Phone Ch-3-1431 Compliments of Compliments of e Rosslord Savings Bank TOMLINSOWS DRUGS ROSSFORD, OHIO Drugs. Cosmetics. And Member, Federal Reserve Bank Fountain service Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Maumee, Ohio mums: sPoRTs C p,ime,, f suPPLY inc. E Q EVERYTHING WAlD0'S FOOD CENTER Fon THE SPORTSMQAN 5 0 COUNTRY CHARM 314 C ant St., Maumee SHOPPING CENTER Ph LU 3-6451 COMPLIMENTS OF may E'l'll eww GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF i957 PERRYSBURG PHARMACY Prescriptions, Fountain, Cosmetics lOl-lN CALLAC-HER, Manager Country Charm Shopping Center Phone 4--436i Compliments of lING'S SUNOCO GAS STATION THE TIMBERS lHome of the Maumee Bowling Alleysl 12 alleys, fully automatic A.M.F. Open Bowling Weekdays 9-6:30 Saturday-Sunday All Day Russell's FORMAL Rental Service Special Prices for Students Open Eves. 'Til 9:30 WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES Sun. i2 to 4 FULL COURSE DINNERS 407 Broadway Ch. 8-6666 Specializing SOLJll leI'I'l l:I'l6Cl Cl'IlCl4el'1 ' Steaks Luncheons 157 BEST VVISHES MARVE'S CABINET SHOP TO THE CLASS OF ..57,, Cabinets and woodworking to your specifications Phone EL 1901 THE MESSENGER j, M. Richardson, owner GINGRICH BROTHERS MOTOR SALES, Inc. AUTHORIZED DODGE- PLYMOUTH DEALER DODGE TRUCKS 122 West Front Street Phone 4-4331 Perrysburg, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of HREIER GREENHOUSE Mrs. Piatfs Bakery River Road Phone 4-4161 Perrysbu WA 1941 Q DRUGS KODAKS HOUCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE The Dependable S tore Physician and Surgical Supplies ROSSFORD RECREATION CENTER, INC. 969 Dixie Highway ROSSFORD, OH IO Walbridge OI O2 Compliments of THE EVERGIADES 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 Elgin 1241 Restaurant Motel Phone Phone Perrysburg Perrysburg james l. Struttolino, Mgr. 44308 467837 FOR GOODNESS' SAKE SERVE TURKEY BRITTEN TURKEY FARM Lu-4-47 l O Lu-4-6624 Perrysburg, Ohio 160 Frunk .l. lunclwehr, Agency M REAL ESTATE GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY BONDS E Perrysburg Bank Building PERRYSBURO, OHIO LANDIVIARKS OF PROGRESS . . . in TOLEDO-Glass Center of the World .IIII IIIIIQMI X NEW' ,, II, These four buildings reflect the technological achieve- q 1 I ' :III 1 -I r I ments of Owens-Illinois Glass Compan , whose c II II y 1- M I' I 5 . . . -. II I Ii I physical growth has left these indelible , 7 ' If I 'I E I . . . . 1' l f -. IW I I M I I I impressions on the 1ndustr1al Q' I It I ' I 5 . rf' In -' 'si 'III II In I I BE, 3 face of Toledo. I I E Ia.-It II I I I - - Al 1 IP z 'gsiigiifi I I I ull II : :I B M I M g il I I I E I-V III II B Duruglas Center f III:IWI,4,.5?, 1. M ' I . P' f F' -. 'I .H .P ' if 1. I I I II ,UH I? H Il4lh 31 Adams hguuuuul-I? Qlss l I shunt I III Ill If II ff7T 'fr:.L gI:4A,II I I 7, ..-' ' B I M' I I M 'I IIII I I H I Customer service facilities, staffed by nearly Il III B 5 I 500, offer Owens-Illinois -customers the ad- ' I , .ul Q BI I4 uantages of specialized package design, ' -I I fill product and packaging research, and 'III I B il: marketing services. I I, f gf C ,HI I I 5 II ' Owens-Illinois Building I IN E, Madison 8- Sl. Clair I I - IIIIIIIII I ,IM A LI4,-, I A ll : I I-Ignmcmmlm II ,Km A -In II I I - I I EVE q More than 1,000 Toledo-area resi- I .lgmll , -M., , dents work in the O-I General I , I 'M -15 ' ff' ..g,,.g offices-directing activities Of V aff!-I III 27,000, C0685 to coast. fi? -- . VIE f L--KIEI nm! - '. as Q' ' TE fe:i2i1El1S!1IIg1I5+Zg2E5f'1 l I ' . . . 1T'l 'ff- f4-i Libbey Glass Dnvusuon Plant - fe ' gh V f a g E gf gqggylIII55IIs3l:g, Ash 8- Champlain i .. I :L, 1-s: 1 'f 1 M 'IN:'IIG '5'II Home of fine Libbey table glassware, this manufacturing plant employs more .than 1,200 and is one of 31 Owens-Illinois plants across the nation. Owens-Illinois Technical Center 'I700 North Westwood IWW Wllllllllllllliii ' -I , e , II I . e . .' ne- -iam im f,f,.If',lIl,,, u mm I t . I ,P , 1 as If .15 A1 11- dl, s a., ,EQ,Mg,ag , Y q.l..,........ -xx: A., ,-IT'-'fm TI 1 'jig'- ff1:,'1. E , M i 'I , , ' ,W lain l y IHII:IIII'IIIII: I,4 IIIII' 'Af-?llllll L' 1-1: nf, -5,17 .x:5?,,'-,Z , mg It, SLEIIII I , 1iiIQII2ijII!l!iE I 5g,1.5.5,,M1 5,EeT:,,EmT ' ff 'n w-Ax M f '5 g?2Ki'f2i '- . ni' g l grggr i . XIII It 'Ma e I Il E II,..1 ...,.....,... ., ,... ..,...,... .....,,. ..... . . . ,.., L .1-,fda fo ifi E me 30- .M Q , .,,. - .. I 5 -. .-- ..5. 5 ,- - ' Y wg 3513 f-:1:,45::j:gg: n ...sr seefflfe-,eijf.1ef I e ffl.- to ' ' 1 The world's largest. and most complete glass. research facility, housing 500 scientists, engineers and technicians. WENS- LLINOIS GENERAL OFFICES ' TOLEDO 1, OHIO MAKERS OF PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF Nino BENNETT comPANY VMAGE CLEANER PROFESSIONAL PRINTERS ' M O 'IVlAU1V1EE, OHIO Phone 4-4401 62 SULLIVANS MARKET iivvffi? 410 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio Phone LU 4-421 Compliments of ozo KENNY'S SOHIO SERVICE KENNETH NESPER idealeri 0 0.0 Louisiana and Third Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-4165 CONGRATULATIONS FROM flmqalfm, WE AIM TO CARE OF O fugfirm ,ff T -if f f uni Um Hniflnu f 'W' WQQQ LO I TT Ol T TTT U O- a 0 T - gym Um N Milli a ' EQ QQQQ Q M Em? WEARLEYW Mom coMPANY eww M o T o R c A R s 1000 MONROE STREET TOLEDO 2 OHIO TELEPHONE CH y 3 8291 THE A. B. CAPLE COMPANY Alfalfa Meal TONTOGONY TOLEDO COOK INSURANCE CONGRATULATIONS I957 GRADUATES Compli t f I'Y1 ROGER'S FURNITURE CITY IZSO North C Maumee Oh Compliments of RICHARDS YOUR Fl0RIST HELLO BUD 8. lUKE Madison 8. FRIENDS Madison 6' 20 St Tld OP S 5100 WORDEN'S 5c!S1.00 STORE Country Charm Shopping Center Featuring Chain Store Plenty oi Free Parking Mclse. Open 9-9 Mon.-Sat. Bill and Bob Worden SOUTH DIXIE SUPPLY TH-E CINDER BLOCK MIllS HARDWARE COMMON BRICK FACE BRICK CEMENT BLOCK Everything for the Home 4-4435 On Rt, 25 Perrysburg, Chia 'I6 T See the beautiful new l957 See Cl'lEVR0l.E'l' A O N H l' Nl0'l'OR SALES ur ew me CARL SCHMIDT For Complete Automotive Service Perrysburg, Ohio in Maumee, Ohio 6 Compliments of FRONT PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE East Third Street Perrysburg, Ohio - '-'L ' Higher grain prices . . . Generous premiums ' ' for good qualities . . . fast, efficient senlice. P 6 These are all good reasons to say, It pays to haul grain to the Andersons. There is another good reason, however. T0 HAUI' MY GRAW Farm and home necessities may be pur- TO THE ANDERSONS chased at the Anderson Warehouse Market at prices you can't afford to overlook. I . . MAUMEE, oi-no o Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF FRAN'S BEAUTY SALON KESSI.ER'S Tuesday C7 Friday by appointment MEN'S WEAR Pho,-1e4-7391 MARCELLA C1 JANE 167 WITH OUR COIVIPLIIVIENTS E YOUNGS ICE CREAM Ruth and Clarence Wolf E 219 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-7 I 8I You're Living in a Compliments of WCNDERFUI- GENDRUN WHEEL COMPANY Perrysburq, Ohio 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 viral force-electricity! 'Sv Torino 015 coMPAnv SERVING NORTHWESTERN OHIO WITH ful . 2, - ' . ELECTRICITY for Beiler Living U sv in STANIF'0RD'S PLUMBING 8: HEATING Third :S Elm Streets Perrysburg, Oh FORT MEIGS AUTO SALES Ph U 4 442 COM LIME S OF FREEMAN'S IIME CITY MARKET J UHN 'S GRILL AND MOTEL Chinese-American Food Carry Out Food L 32158 M KLENA JEWELRY Fon coon Fool: Breakfast - Dinners - Suppers I-IAIVIILTON, ELCIN, BULOVA G SWISS WATCHES Coney Island Hot Dogs FEATURE LOCK DIAMONDS I-Iarnburgs -- Chili ALL SPEIDEL WATCHBANDS IOE a AGNES-Prop. ns LOUISIANA AVENUE PERRYSBURC-, OI-IIO Phone 4-7174 70 Glass Has Made A Difference Now is the time to reflect upon the good ole' days in school-the many friends, your favorite teachers, sports and dances and parties. But when looking at today's school architecture, we think you'll agree that glass has made a difference! Here's picture-proof that school corridors don't have to be dark and dreary tunnels. No longer must walls be solid and opaque. Today, more attention is being paid to daylight and view. When reflecting upon the advantages of this glass age, we think you'll agree that the good new daysa' are better. llBBEY'CWENS'FORD a,GfzeaZfVcww6n,Ghaa T COIVIPLIMENTS OF NORMAN WITZIER Compliments of THE KOCH IUMBER COMPANY Perrysburg Ph. 4-4422 Maumee Ph. 3-242I PEOPlE'S FOOD MARKET THE FINEST GROCERIES, MEATS AND VEGETABLES IO7 Louisiana Ave. LU 4-43 I 5 Perrysburg MUNGER MUNGER 8. ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS SIXTH FLOOR, SECURITY BUILDING Toledo Ohio 171 2 From this tiny marble comes a 97- mile - long filament It's a ball of glass . . . made from three basic elements as common as the sand beneath your feet. But it's the starting point for a thousand-and-one new things for better living. For from this tiny marble can come 97 miles of gossamer-line Fiberglas' fila- ments-one of the most versatile and amazing creations of man! Fiberglas products, some made from marbles, some in other ways from the basic ingredients, insulate against heat or cold . . . absorb noise and racket. . . make the strongest screening known to man . . . reinforce plastic for bullet-proof body armor . . . enable firemen to walk into Haming 2,000-degree oil-well fires with- out harm . . . and daily perform a host of other eye-popping tasks. lea cream, wrapped in Fiberglas Insulation, is placed in a hot oven with an unbaked apple pie. Half an hour later the apple pie is perfectly baked . . . and the ice cream, pro- tected bythe wrapper of Fiberglas Insulation, is still frozen hard! From the old glass-hIower's art has come a great new American industry. Already, thousands of different Fiberglas products are in use . . . many of them doing what no other material ever has done before-and more are on the way! Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corporation, Men from Mars? No-firefighters dressed in protective suits made with Fiberglas Insula- tion. 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Push a pencil through Fiber- glas Screening and . . . the screening snaps back into place undamaged! 01'-ll. lllcz. U.S. Pat. 011.5 Owens-Coming' Fiberzlax Corn. CAMPUS CASUALS O coRoREY's Footwm O COUNTRY CHARM SHOPPI NC- CENTER LU 4-6381 SARGENT'S MID-WAY Perrysburg Remember A Spot Which Has Become A Tradition For Its Fine Food O Phone 4-4345 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS STEGER-SHOWEL COMPANY 6 X , China, Glass And Silverware Commercial Cooking Equipment and Utensils H 0 I34 East Third Street Salesroomz PERRYSBURG' 0 O 206-208 summit sf. Phone 4-4485 TOLEDO, O. . - 17 NEIDERHOUSE GUlF SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Lubrication, and Car Washing Lloyd Neiderhouse Phone 4-7161 ,., Y I.. ,ii ' Y vi THE CUMMINS MOTOR SALES COMPANY .Buick Sales and Service COIVIPLIMENTS OF jim, pmfupbwzq, Aganluhq, Company, 131 Louisiana Avenue il? 'ii' ri? The Friendly Bank On Phone 4-4135 Perrysburg The Comern LATEST CAMPUS FASHIONS COMP'-'MEN-I-5 The Styles that OF Fit the Mood REDIVIANS TOWN 8: ' I Kazmaler s Market COUNTRY SHOP 126 W. Wayn-e St. Maumee, Ohio AL 6' BOB Phone 3-2527 SUNNY SERVICE on MQ WQJU J K1 JIQXQ., Z - 0'iQV6WD ax , ,L r,6 W,ivff COIVIPLI MENTS OF SERVICE HARDWARE and MEN'S HAVEN SPORT SHOP 76 HAR0lD'S JEWELRY FULL LINE OF IEWELRY EXPERT WATCH REPAIR COUNTRY CHARM SHOPPI NC- CENTER LU 4-4551 Compliments of PERRY PETITE SHOP juniors, Misses, and Half Sizes HARRI ET AND MAX CULBERTSON I I7 Louisiana Ave. Phone 4-4253 Perrysburg, Ohio Mon.-Thurs. 9-6 P. IVI. Fri. 9-9 P.IVI. Sat. 9-9 P.M. wwf H3233 'W R We fi2f'3geQ Ww5?f fy P6 J3 Xi 'fir xg gy ff X, 44 I 1 U61 fo! N' 1 ' ' W If , ,xx-C4 x F V' 6 fd!! I ff, gff F P f ' -ff! A lx 56:37 ' H .fy ,'.V . . I RQ X l W -qgr' V? V 1. Cigfc ff? F , ff Y + -. CE ' fi f ' sf, ' ' 5 J f , ' J L, 'IQ 1 DAWLJ H V , tl' 5' E 3 NQur'x'N 5 fN7fH' Mi ,C E65 . ,A ' . , f 65 6? 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