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

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Suffer and Don Schafer MOST ATHLETIC Tom Sanders and Janet Barnard

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'z 5 f it! 4 .fi Jn' Pres., Bill Nesbit, V. Pres., Mary Sutter, Sec., Mary Burkhart, Tres., Jane Walter THE SENIOR CLASS We, the Senior Class of 1962, are now in the process of changing from high school students in our early teens, to college students and responsible citizens in our late teens and early twenties. We have weathered the four years that you, the under- classmen, must face and we have all benefited. We are better informed, more mature, and more willing to accept the responsibilities of our later lives. Some of us have spent all of our school life here in the Perrysburg system, while others have ioined us during this time, but whether we are natives or new- comers, we will all graduate from P.H.S., and we will always be branded as Perrysburg products. Led over the years in our student government program by B. Austin, T. Sanders, G. Hurst, A. Hoff- man, 5. Walker, J. Simmons, J. Caswell, S. Aartuhn, K. Ankenbrant, J. Cummings and the above pic- tured officers, we have contributed to, and engaged in many activities and organizations. Not to be forgotten are those members of the faculty that have served as our sponsors. Mr. Richard Seibert and Miss Lucile Ruthinger have aided us through all of our four years, Mr. Hance Rogers for three, Mrs. Aretha Alexander, Mrs. Ann McCleary and Mr. Jon Vickery for one year apiece. We hope that you, the future graduates, will recognize the values of these years, and that you will strive to ex- ceed our efforts in developing our school.