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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1964 volume:

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Students Shocked By Annoucement November twenty second is a day which is clear in the hearts and minds of millions of people all over the world. To most of us, the memory is painful. John F. Kennedy was admired by all. His policies and political opinions were not accepted by everyone, but no one can deny that he was a truly great man. The shock re- sulting from his death was universal. Everyone will always remem- ber where he was and what he was doing on that memorable day. I know I shall never forget. It was a dull and dreary Friday afternoon. I was sitting in my sixth period Science class taking a quiz on balancing chemical equations. I remember that I was having difficulty with two or three of the problems, and I was getting a little discouraged. After all, it was Friday afternoon, and I was anxious for school to end and the weekend to begin. All of a sudden I heard a chime which was the signal for an oncoming announcement. It seemed like a strange time to interrupt classes, but this didn't really disturb me. Students of Perrysburg High School, the announcer said. The President is dead. My first reaction was to laugh. He went on to say that President Kennedy had been killed by an assassin's bullet in Dallas, Texas. This had to be some kind of a joke. This is the United States of America., the greatest nation in the world. Things like that just don't happen here, at least not anymore. Gradually, l began to realize that it was all true. People wouldn't joke about a thing like that. I couldn't believe it, I didn't want to believe it. Who could have done it? Then they turned the radio on. This announcer said that they were still awaiting word as to the condition of the President. My heart heaved a sigh of relief. He wasni't dead. Just then the announcer broke in in an excited voice. Ladies and gentlemen, we have just received the official word from the White House. The Pres- ident of the United States of America, John F. Kennedy, is dead. He went on, but I didn't hear him. President Kennedy-dead? President Kennedy, the man I admired more than anyone else in the world-dead? The tears streamed down my face. I didn't care that everyone could see me. My mind was in mass confusion. Who? How? Why? I looked down at my unfinished quiz paper. At that moment, l couldn't have finished it if I had wanted to. Finally, the bell rang. Blindly, l stood up, walked over to the teacher's desk, put my paper down, and walked out of the room. Once in the hall, I became aware of the people around me. Some were crying like myself, but most of them were in a daze-too shocked for tears. When I got to my locker some of my friends were waiting for me. We tried to console each other, but I guess we all realized that it wasn't going to do any good. I put my coat on and started to walk home. lt was raining, but l couldn't tell the raindrops from my tears. Finally I reached our orange and white house. I opened the door and walked in. Instantly I could tell that my family knew by the expressions on their faces. I don't know why, but this sur- prised me. For the next three days, I sat glued to the television set. They kept repeating the some things over and over again, but I just couldn't tear myself away. l couldn't eat, l couldn't sleep. I just sat there, my eyes fixed on the screen. John F. Kennedy has been dead for months. He gave his life for the country he loved. The United States of America still lives, and it will never die as long as there are men like J. F. K. Ka ren Schmidt The Making of a President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born on May 29, l9l7 in Brook- line, Massachusetts. During his kindergarten to college years, he was educated at four schools: Dexter, in Brookline, Riverdale Country Day School, Canterbury School, in New Millford, Massa- chusetts, and Choate at Wallingford, Connecticut. During this period, it was said he had an inquisitive mind and a retentive memory, but his grades were average. In September l936, he entered Harvard. He spent his first two years there hardly pushing himself at all, but then in his junior year, he received the opportunity to go abroad, and he took it. When he arrived back at Harvard in his senior year, he was a changed man-. He worked harder than ever before and graduated in l94O with honors. Almost more than any other influence, World War ll helped mold John Kennedy into the man for the White House, although a back injury he received playing football almost kept him from entering the armed forces. But he underwent a five month regimen of back-strengthening exercises and was commissioned a Navy ensign in September, l94l. Transferred to the Naval Officer's Training School at Northwestern University, he was one of sixty men- chosen for officers at the new M.T.B. School at Melville, Rhode Island. Important qualities possessed by these men were courage, athletic toughness, intelligence, and quick thinking. In l943, he was transferred to the South Pacific and given the command of PT-IO9. The boat was a late model, 80 footer, badly in need of maintenance. Within ten days Kennedy and his crew had the boat in working condition. On August 2, when PT-IO9 and her crew were out on patrol, they were rammed by a Japanese destroyer. The force of the destroyer cut the PT boat in two and her gasoline tanks exploded. When the boat sank under them, Kennedy and his remaining crew swam to a little island. Even though his back injury was hurting him, Kennedy swam to Ferguson Passage every night try- ing to get help. Only total exhaustion made him relinquish the swim to other members of the crew. The suffering and exhaustion paid off. Help finally came. In I945, Jack Kennedy announced he would run for congress- man of Massachusetts. Campaigning long and hard, his memory for faces and names, and most of all his war record, paid off and in November of I946, he swamped his opponents. He started his career as a man of the House of Representatives in January, I947. Not a man to stand still for very long, he decided to run against Henry Cabot Lodge for the Senate seat of Massachusetts. The de- cision seemed fruitless, since Lodge was expected to win, but he campaigned furiously, helped by his sisters Jean and Eunice. Dur- ing the eight months of campaigning, he visited every major Mas- sachusetts city on many occasions. His recurrent back injury made it impossible at times to walk without the aid of crutches, but when it came time to make a speech, he left the crutches behind and walked to the platform like a West Point Cadet. The hard work and struggle paid off in the end, and he won by 70,000 votes. He entered the U. S. Senate in January, I953, and served for eight years. On the move again, he anounced in i956 that he would seek the Democratic party's vice-presidential nomination. Here, the issue of his Catholic religion was first raised. He was defeated by Estes Kefauver as the nominee for vice- president. But even this defeat did not stop him. He said he would try for the Presidency. For the Democratic nomination for president he had to defeat Stuart Symington, Lyndon B. Johnson, Hubert Humphrey, and Adlai Stevenson. His campaign began on October 28, l959. In l96O, he won the New Hampshire Primary. After a few more victorious primaries, he was met with the religion issue in West Virginia. Again he won. John Kennedy was the youngest man to become nominated and also the first Catholic to become President. On September 26, October 7, October I3, and October 2l, television debates were held between Kennedy and Nixon, the Republican candidate for president. These debates brought out a positive Kennedy and a negative Nixon. After the debates both men campaigned hard, as they were in the home stretch be- fore election night, but Kennedy had one advantage-he was more well liked by young people under thirty. On' November 8, l96O, 68 million Americans went to the polls to choose a new leader. They selected John Fitzgerald Ken- nedy-the 35th President of the United States. To Our Late President John F. Kennedy Can courage die? Courage lives forever. lt is a lie That death can sever The arteries of man's eternal Spirit, Whence come those gifts of God Expressed to us in terms of noblest merit. Courage is not buried 'neath the sod, Nor patient wisdom, nor selfless giving In that cause of peace and freedom for us all. His values live in us, the living, If we awake to that high call. Dry the tears of grief and shame. Burn in our hearts, Eternal Flame. Dave Hanson Ask not what your country can do for you, Ask what you can do for your country. lf F ' if 'F' ' A 3E!r'- If 8 b1 S4,, 'Q tt 1 K t , , h.., M.M,k fi, .-'wk Q., 1, f Construction Of Creates Many 4-H7 ,,,,,,,w New School Adjustments CONTENTS Introduction .................. 1- 7 Academic ...................... 8- 19 School Life ...... ..... 2 O- 39 Clubs .............. ..... 4 O- 67 Sports ................. ..... 6 8- 87 Administration .............. 88-105 Seniors ............... ........ 1 O6-133 Underclassmen .............. 134-159 f Advertisement .............. 160-184 , css,s K y, Ms img ..,. -f- g .L Q' A ii W? ,gi -- ww' 1 Q' . . . Bringing About Changes In Students' School Life The proposal to construct a new facility to honor the high school was first made in November, 1961, when the voters were confronted with a bond issue and building levy. But because of lack of knowledge of the proposed building and the large amount of money asked, the levy was defeated. ln November, 1962, the voters again were asked to consider the some bond issue without the building levy. This time it was passed and the ground breaking ceremonies took place in the spring of 1963. Those present were members of the administration, the student council president, Lynn Kirby, and several mem- bers of the community. The new P.H.S. still had one more hurdle to leap before its completion. A working levy had to be passed in November, 1963, for the operation of the school, and to the satisfaction of all connected with the school, this levy was passed. The students of Perrysburg this year had the oppor- tunity of transferring to a new high school. Our new building, located on South Boundary, is a tremendous structure and certainly something for every student, teacher, and parent to really be proud of. For five months everyone waited anxiously for the completion of the new building. The Move-a-rama as it was called, lasted two days: Friday, January 25 and Saturday, January 26. On Monday, January 28, the stu- dents in grades 9-12 and high school teachers resumed classes in the new high school for the very first time. 'M 'nr M fi ,Ugg :eg N-4 yrs 1 fish, ,nv-'5 r,,,,,,, 7 , xx. af i., tw,-f K X. 4 ff' .ff-' I -F. 5 Lfwn-m- fs'r:w:g. M' as Q 'A umm 'W' -. xx Wah XM 7 fy is ., is V Mmfmfm.-a ,qs i 4 X x 15 ,x,A, leg For Six Hours A Day fl 7455? ,K ,pr , Y E is L SV . , Q fi' ia pa i . ,. . . .W ,.,, ...M-f.m,5.,.1:vrf,,,M :xg Xi? .i 2 1: k is g 1 ig 45' K, zz aw 'Q I ' K C li Mr. Steinecker's room looks different when occupied. French club officers preside over o monthly meetin -ati' -XN In Classes f 'N-QM 'bf .ff Hia N...-.. is W Deon ment U ww Wu.. elif? .di . ff iv, N M Q4 Seniors are deeply absorbed in a Civics discussion. Friends, Romans, Countrymen J .x I i Mr. Whitacre demonstrates a welding technique for the Masked Marvel. 'IO W' . 1 Attentive students listen to Linda Kopp's interesting speech. l 4 Ui Everyone enjoys lunchtime. HK... i I J! wqm A y K in .. 1 .. - X f i 5 s s H Q.: is t . if F-img it Q 0 'gi' . S 1 suv aww 4:55 B N .. 1 Auditorium Manager Dave Lowry and his assistant Paul Davis inspect a new dimmer board. ,,...-J' lg .. N Aborigines perform a native ceremony. Yffk , . Juniors listen to a lecture in English class. Look out, Jane, here comes Bruce Denny Hahn, Jim Rogge, and Bob Fabrey enter school prepared for a hard day's work. -W ,W X ,. Mui.. -. is: G NNI A. ' ..di.s:fr , .Q 'J' xg-yr E ., nfs J L Vx , N -.. Journalism students engage in daily travail. Q 1 N . Ag: Larry Youngs practices welding in Shop class. That was a funny, Mrs. B. x..s ...s ,- 4.-f - s M9 Mr, Vickery collects all kinds of people in his room after school hours. - W-L. Q if vu Ed Herroon carefully watches Katy Zachman perform an experiment in biology. Well, it's not Carnegie Hall, but . . . .ff ' 1 Lf, Junior Highjgirls exhibit great skill in vol? ball. , YJ KJ fi f fy, . vw sad- ,fiyffm . c e A -'ei-Za, .'.,.1c 1 'J -f .' ' f' A , K I- L f i fiflmf my ,LU-fffeva wh A-7 wwf' ' ,fiwifl V, cgi 4, v 47 Everyone smiles as they wait for a delicious lunch. Gilbert Manchillas practices his Spanish 5 I 1 aili- i hx l L XE l i L EM, 1 ski . 9 1 t Q r A K' s A . B x ' it 2 i ,f ffl, Jim Stratton checks Sue Hecox's hall pass N l 'ri Miss Munger explains English literature for her beloved Seniors. Mike Hayden carefully pours acid into Q beaker ,gash-... f r Elway --ni. y'. , ' Sandie Momberg types a deluge of material forthe Somethin'. 1 'I6 f Q M. ,-xv . , i lin- Wwl ' 3' E Q ' 'wifi 'DX-IK' 5 Y' .u. Mr. Thomas adopts regimentation in gym classes. if E1 +41 Hifi' x ,N -Q Sue Skinta finally reaches the Breaking Point in Mr. Shad, driver's training instructor, smiles as he Civics class. enters his car. wa- ww' Ehwkwe Now. . . we d0n't go for that Ground herel And all the young Euclids were gathered Ground Alice Wolters and Diana Miller exit offer on obviously ex- cruciating day. 11 i .-.M 1... ' L ' f Q f 'E' L E s Wydbk li 5 The bcmdroom rests offer 0 tedious doy. ,K , ' wt H 2 8 A 5 S 5 X A grggg .Q . ,.. Ai' as 5 ' 'X T'?552fFfw' M K 34521 ,, fi 4 - ii, 2. 1 5 :iff V . if li! ! i x '9 '-7 P. , . A M. .,,,,. . M ,.,,, ,R X 'o 4fxxwg . -...wus-M v W 'www i R 1 f ' ' - ' l s s' K , . X A .4 , ' . I . . - :AQHA 1 Y W Julie Derrer and Chris Weorley recall vaudeville for pep session. Jim and Doug give out with a song at a Senior tea. 22 The Yellow Jackets begin their i963-64 football season Jackets make this season a very successful one. O Vegetable cheering section helps spirit. The class presidents are ready to leod their classes to o better school yeor. support school Pep Club girls point signs before every game ww Th'e Marching Commodores honor our football queen. Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders proudly stand before our Ding Dong Bell. Sandi Gray Reigns At Homecoming ,fv- 5 Qt 3: Freshman attendant, Debbie Tinney. Sophomore attendant, Chris Weorley, Junior attendant, Jean Lernle 24 Q I I I. Q, YK ff , N, 4 K I W . L NX' ' ' ' ' WW 'W'i'+'-f-1-'-we-+-M. - 'NL t X 11wXS1krliiw:7 5 ' M we A-, A --M Nh k Awwwiryy. . fw-www M gf x X 4 .x K V k M 5 b :af I. I. IJ ' .HK J 4 , J ffl 2 i f , i ' Q, . Q I I '60 963555 ' QQ- il, Football Queen, SAND! GRAY 4..,a4 ' A ..,,, if K. v Eff? zfifie' A 'gi gigs ,' ' ' i , gA '-Q fum 4. Qfga -W - 1, , . f 4 ,P A visa? -- . 1555? g ,.1' I , . 5 f L WW 1... 3.9.4, f 2? J A AZ? T :S 4- 9 N: .Q 5 QE v Q-153: SA.- K 'M 'fa-M .. V. Qsjfgf-Q.. in Suk, ,gk Zinn . Ng., .L Wi id i sz: dis A it: sk., ,ffuifw W. ' ' ' : QM - MM W... M.. W W... . .. .,.. K. K -Lp ---,- 4?-wNw.tff Mm5'-k 'Q r 1 L ,i . . ' - s?i'ti+it.4. X V. . A . A'A 'J A tense moment for the Franks and VanDaans. Hurry up Jan-10 seconds. 'Q YK K 5: f V ' A We'II keep him out of your room from now on, dear. Crew members take their bows. FIRST ROW: C. Siegfried, J. Sutter, J. Prot- sik, C. Rakebrand. SECOND ROW: P. Davis, L. Radocy, S. Liebherr. THIRD ROW: D. Lowry, T. Lange, S. Rigg, J. Luallen, Mrs. Patterson, D. Brown, B. Nitsch, C. Sievert, M. Bateman. Cast of Diary of Anne Frank fLeft to right7: B. Cogan, D. Helmstetter, B. Jones, B. Faist, S. Skinta, D. Wisebaker, M. Armstrong, N. Pappas, B. Mellinger, and J. Gardrvits. Miss Bruno Costo st B1 Mrs. McCleory tolks to Bruno obout typing. Could the sign express Brun thoughts? Exchange Student Bruna Costa My nome is Brunilde do Silver- io Trojono Costo, but people know me os Bruno. I om I7 yeors old ond the youngest girl in my tom- ily. l come to the U. S. through the sponsors of the A.F.S. In Brozil, I lived in one of the big- gest cities in the country, Recife, locoted in the northern port of Brozil. When I go bock to Brozil in july, I964, l'Il go to o business college in my city for three yeors. I wont to thonk Perrysburg ond the A.F.S. for bringing me here, where I hod one of the best yeors of my life. Thonk you, Bruno Costo Bruno enjoys Americon food. 'MON EllGUSH'?..dol IIMW take mon of MMI' N5 .e ff WE R 's X5 X 1 Q i ,Xp as ie. S? A L al: m ,. WX. gig A ' - H AQ, x . , Zlk E 2 if 5. 'X f 4 Pep band roots our team onto victory. li. Many attend the sock hops given after games. Freshmen cheerleaders ltrontl : Debbie Tinney, Helen Jones. lrearl : Cindy Kesling, Taylor Lutz, Sherry Sprunk, Sue Finch. Faculty clobbers Seniors in B.Y.S.O. melee. Yo, ho, ho, and o box of popcorn. The Floradoros were a smash hit in the last convocation in our old P.H.S. VY- , 'W ,fl ,wall w t , ' Q rs, jk in M . .ze D xc ' 5 l 1' ,Z pil E-' K ' f 'J Perrysburg is entertained by the Miami University Men's choir. 7 Q . The Miami Ensemble group was well received by the audience. Queen And Court Presented At Game ,534 ei' 4 .yu 'Q it I u i Q 1 K x Joe Wright accompanies Jane Boyer. Karen Christison is escorted by Bill Tom Kohl assists Kiki Damschroder. Schmidt. Many people came to see our queen. Presenting Miss Penny Parsekian, our l963-64 basketball queen. 2 in Q , ' M 5-' P fig... 33.5 M1 tw., 1 .4-. W, gs X 'Ulf' rl 'Q-f 35' 'Q .f..... Rick Pellegrini escorts Attendant Cathy Kent Christison accompanies last year's Marilyn crowns Penny. Knepp. queen Marilyn Steman and crownbearer Lisa Corwin. Basketball Queen, PENNY PARSEKIAN K g gl ,lf :Q- ia? its 3 '- , 2 3 rs s ?F ,Vim Q 1' e ,g t ff ff- I D' yt' .-. . Our queen ond her court beam hoppily. DGr1Cir1g fOSf, l4iClS lei Their emotions fly. NLL wrestling trophies ore exhibited. Y sl - J l .,.'L ...,, A xg N .Sym k am' WTX. ,Q -1 Q S Www ' f 0 1 j l 9 ! i , :Ywxif fam-5-V X 'Q r,,,. X . ' This is the slower phose of . dancing ot sock hops. 38 Q. MISS PAT SCHNEIDER we, I v .yy . fel . .V . f ,i ' . ' ,4 ,Q s' 1' Q i . I J' W.. if Students participate in the move to the new school. Pat Schneider Elected Representative This year the Perrysburg Y-Teens elected Miss Pat Schneider to represent them at the annual Y-Teen formal dance. The dance, Silhouettes in the Night, was held March 7 from 8:30 to ll:3O at the Y.W.C.A. in Toledo. The top five finalists were announced at the dance and the queen was then selected by the attending couples. Pot was escorted by Kent Christison. '--.,. Bill Schmidt makes two as the Jackets ploy Bowsher in the sectional tournaments. 39 1 fi e fi V 'I :inet L .s f 1 The well-rounded students take an active part in the extra-curricular activities the various clubs have to offer. Whether in the form of recreation, sportsmanship, or education, clubs provide the opportunity of broadening the student's interests by means other than through books. Clubs give students a way of expressing their own opinions and of doing the things that most appeal to them. ln addition, clubs enable the students to plan and organize activities, such as bake sales, sock hops, and dances. Students have shown their desire and enthusiasm for these group functions and have made this year's clubs more active and successful than in years past. These clubs, an essential part of our educational system, go just a little further than classroom work. Clubs teach responsibility and citizenship. Through membership in clubs the fiery freshman and the scholarly senior alike can find a way of giving for the good of the school. 40N Lf, Q W Carl Clement was elected Student Coun- cil President, x Student Council-FIRST ROW: J. McClain, B. Fabrey, C. Clement, C. Knepp, G. ....,...-.,f .as chopman. SECOND ROW: R. Underwood, R. Munse, M. Londwehf, J. Boyer, J. 'X Simmons, J. Hardesty, J, Osborn, J. Damschroder, J. Wright, R. Pellegrini, B. Boyd, i Q J X X iiffctfoiifiif Entire School Represented The student council is an organization whose purpose is to serve the student body. It consists of all the students that are presidents of their homerooms. Under the leader- ship ot Carl Clement, these students represent the entire school. The purpose of this club is to hear and discuss student problems and to do what is possible to correct them. 42 -........ , 1 N t., A ---- - ll! FY .2 M '25 K. Christison. THIRD ROW: C. Boyer, J. Badik, J. Hudson, K. Miller, J. Derrer, M. Bauerschmidt, C. Wearley, T. Lutz, A. Snuggs, M. Cleary, A. Smith. On Student Council During the tirst semester the largest single accomplishment was the Football Coronation, Golden Fantasy. Plans tor the second semester include revision of club charters, a charity drive, possible rejoining of Toledo Area Student Council, and a project concerning the new school. Their major project with the help ot their advisor, Mr. Seibert, was to sponsor the foreign exchange program. l-l l STU DLX?--xl? A53 inf Mr. Seibert advised the student council on many matters. I , - hr Y Us I ,. :if 'TT . f i Student Council Officers: Gary Chapman, treasurerj Carl Clement, president, Cathy Knepp, secretary, Bob Fabrey, vice president, Jim McClain, chaplain. 43 Inter-Club Council-FIRST ROW: J. Strayer, J. Luallen, S. Gonyer, K. Miller. SECOND ROW: P. Walter, C. Clement, R. Underwood, N. Pappas, B. Boyd. Inter-Club Council Coordinates All Clubs Inter-Club Council-FIRST ROW: M. Deeth, B. Costa, P. Schneider. SECOND ROW: T. Kohl, B. Fobrey, J. McClain, B. Bunte. The Inter-Club Council, composed ot all club pres- idents, has as its purpose the co-ordination of the clubs and their activities. With the help ot the administration it sets up the sock hops and handles the distribution of the money re- ceived among the member clubs. Other plans include an evaluation of club activities, check on additions to club con- stitutions, and renewal of the club charters. ucv 31 Q53 l-ta. X S' Honor Society-FIRST ROW: B. Jones, M. Kelly, Mr. Vickery, B. Fabrey, A. Walters, J. Osborn. FOURTH ROW: G. Chap- J. Karstaedt, K. Miller. SECOND ROW: P. Walter, K, Salay, man, S. Skinta, B. Carruth, J, Harbauer, R. Meier, B. Nitsch, C. Knepp, C. Clement, P. Schneider, K. Christison, C. Dorn. J. Augustine. THIRD ROW: M. Carpenter, T. Cook, M. Armstrong, A. Smith, National Honor Society The National Honor Society is selected by a faculty committee on the basis of leadership, service, scholarship, and character. The students in this club are some of the most outstanding members of the senior class. These stu- dents set high standards of achievement, both in personal conduct and their studies, and set good examples for other students. Under the leadership ot Bob Fabrey, the National Hon- or Society promoted a program under a candlelight induc- tion ceremony for the new members. Most of the students in the club have been an the honor roll all through high school. Honor Society Officers: Bob Fabrey, president, Cathy Knepp, secretary, Buz Carruth, vice president. Lf. 2 Math-Science Club Math-Science-FIRST ROW: J. Snyder, C. Marsh, G. Hendel, P. Schmidt, J. Karstoedt, B. Battiste. R. Shortridge, Miss Kerr, B. Schult, B. Corruth, R. Simon, C. Clement, J. Barton, D. Advisor. THIRD ROW: J. Cherrington, B. Taylor, C. Knepp, Fabrey, P. Walter, J. Veith. SECOND ROW: C. Roller, M. J. Rogge, J. Horbauer, W. Hollingsworth, J. Wilson, P. Roe, J. Kelly, A. Smith, S. Murphy, B. Fabrey, M. Martin, M. Smith, Augustine, R. Meier, J. Williams. Spanish Club Spanish Club-FIRST ROW: L. Rios, J. Hoffman, G. Drozd, A. Rivera, R. Rios. SECOND ROW: A. Wilson M. Huntzin er R Mericle Mrs. Lewis R Ducat J Q I - 1 1 - I - Hunsucker, K. Bothe, J. Spitler. THIRD ROW: R Fultz, J. Hudson, M. Deeth, B. Wherry, J. Lauben thal, Y. Mancillas, P. Mancillas, J. Rios, A. Reyes. FOURTH ROW: Jr, Carrizolas, R. Mericle, B. Ran doll, B. Wilson, B. Schafer, K. Perse, M. Artz, Aar- thun, C. Regas. FIFTH ROW: A. Smith, T. Cherring ton, T. Schafer, M. Irvin, L, Norton, D. Nielsen, D Lange, C. Bayer, J. Cornelius. SIXTH ROW: D. Han son, L. Gries, M. Zieman, R. Badik, C. Marsh, S. Stal ter, T. Lange, L. Grolle, L. Radocy. SEVENTH ROW P. Lynott, R. Pellegrini, J. Smith, T. Voland, J. Hol Iingsworth, P. Roe, M. Sattler, T. LaFarree, B Schmidt, B. Graham. 46 -fi. SP5 N . .I .,.., i . K. i Q? 4 I RS' FIRST ROW: C. Kuhlman, C. Hurst, S. Parlette, B, Dean, D. han, K. Zachman, J. Roberts, L. Welsh, J. Harbauer. FOURTH Doutt, B. Coaan, N. Freeman. SECOND ROW: M. Armstrona, ROW: R. Munse, J. Osborn, T. Underwood, B. Fabrey, P. Wal- C. Krueger, S. Veith, S. Skinta, N. Waaoner, J. Karstaedt, B. ter, B. Faist, C. Clement, L. Hunyor, P. Davis. Nitsch, L. Goshia. THIRD ROW: T. Cook, B. Overmyer, S. Slu- FIRST ROW: K. Miller, B, Jones, K. Salay, J. Hutchek, K. Liebherr, P. Seibold, S. Momberg. FOURTH ROW: P. Schmidt Dauer, L. Elliott, S. Fox. SECOND ROW: C. Witzler, J. Smith, J. Stratton, G. Chapman, J. Veith, R. Windon, R. Richards B. Fredericks, L. Hannah, C. Wearley, P. Schneider, D. Brown. Mrs. Kittle. FIFTH ROW: S. Helmstetter, J. Donnan, D. Hine THIRD ROW: B. Costa, K. Damschroder, C. Dorn, S, Rigg, S. bauah, J. Hardestv, J. Siegfried, R. Simon, J. Cherrinaton. s if S' X Q- Latin Club Latin Club-FIRST ROW: R. Shortridge, P. Dishong, R. Underwood, T. Warncke, S. Schau weker, M. Ladd, C. Flynn, T. Jones, G. Schneider, D. Finch. SECOND ROW: K. Ruppert, K Kurucz, D. Stricker, A. LaFrance, S. Steele, A. Roetter, S. Koczor, K. Emch, K. Ferrell, M Chiarelli. THIRD ROW: M. Snyder, J. Fraser, B, Curtis, M. Shiple, P. Schade, E. Herroon, S Noftz, K. Siravo, I. Ross, M. Hood. FOURTH ROW: J. Tolond, P. Porsekion, T. Brown M. Weaver, C. Edwards, D. Stimmel, L. Bridenbaugh, J. Quilter, J. Boyer, G. Shank, A. Lar son, J. Fox. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Bauer, J. Fisher, K. Lilje, N. Pappas, S. Murphy, D. Hancock D. Fabrey, M. Smith, J, Walters, B. Bogdanski, J. Barton. ..--- ' W . , l 1 ' 5 HERE Library Club-FIRST ROW: J. Ruple, Mrs. Burkhart, L. Barrett, N. Boos, K. Perse, J. Sickles, L. Popik, G. Lamb, E. McManus, M. Armstrong, B. Mellinger, S. Kol- vey. SECOND ROW: M. Robeson, P. Davis, J. Christian. . .,Tf5'1,gu,E mn, Library Club 1 ? F ,A . 1 7' p if ii is .xii Xv'YT? .x Xafsmff f 50 FIRST ROW: B. Jones, C. Roller, D. Richardson. SECOND ROW: M. Jones-Bateman, M. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: L. Gable, M. Patterson. FOURTH ROW: W. Hollingsworth, V, Powers, M. Kelly. FIRST ROW: K. Dauer, J. Sutter, J. Hudson. SECOND ROW: A. Smith, C. Kuhlman, J. Cornelius. THIRD ROW: J, Hallinan, C. Dorn, S, Liebherr, Mrs. Wagner. Www S 0' x u'f?Nf7'x FIRST ROW: S. Short, D. Dean. S. Veith. SECOND ROW: S. Balch, S. Schug, J. Stratton. THIRD ROW: L. Dishong, K. Guest, C. Cor- dova, B. Faist. FOURTH ROW: C. Marsh, S. Hecox, L, Brossia. FIRST ROW: J. Harbauer, D. Hanson, Mr. Bollin. SECOND ROW K. Damschroder, S. Momberg, T. Flynn, L. Grolle. THIRD ROW J. Michalak, P. Kopp, J. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: B. Carter, K Marriott, M. Carpenter, S. Rigg. FIFTH ROW: J. Luallen, D. Niel sen, K. Hoffman, P. Schneider. !, Future eachers Of America I 7 if fx X Na' Future Business Leaders-FIRST ROW: L. Hathaway, L. Bar- Hunyor, P. Helvolgt THIRD ROW Mrs McCleary S Strayer rett, S. Burdette, B. Kessel, L. Kuszmaul, J. Baughn, N. Boos. B. Keller, B. Bondelier M Warton A Rivera M Hood K SECOND ROW: C. Steele, V. Meyers, J. Hurst, T, McMillen, P. Siravo, K. Krasula Future Business eaders Future Nurses Future Nurses-FIRST ROW: H Jones, K. Kohl, J. Laubenthol, B Dauer, S. Britten, P. Dishong, L Budzilek, K. Lynott, S. Balch SECOND ROW: S. Schiffman, C Rakebrand, B. Battiste, N. Wag oner, J. Cable, J. Ruple, J. Hut- chek, L. Warncke, B. Chilcote, S Strayer. THIRD ROW: J. Sutter B. Cogan, M. Deeth, J. Meeker, L. Radocy, K, Kurucz, G. Berger C. Hurst, K. Emch, M. Warton L. Rios. FOURTH ROW: K. Hott man, J, Aarthun, A. Walters, M Jones-Bateman, B. Fredericks, L Momberg, D. Brown, J. Toland M. Moreo, M. Ernest, J. Winter halter, Mrs. Spoerl. . , iv .A ' ' ,wang L L he Y V, Q ,A . pl' W 52 -fr ' :lf-WW F!! ! ! 33E' 1QH'F mH? I 1g l5Q' P5n,,fQg4iQg-35.9 Qi ff is Q if 25 K V? rs, 'V 2 X . L - , W ,XA , Q X3 . ' W Y 'Q' - 'ESQ F' V a air i w' A ik. L, fu Q .......l...i.......... E, , Interest Girls Athletic Association FIRST ROW: K. Tomes, S. Faist, J. Brossia, N. Shiple, J. Har bauer, S. Finch, D. Eckhart, B. McMillen, D. Tinney, S. Sprunk C. Welsh, B. Clement, H. Jones, S. Martin, M. Chiarelli, G Schneider. SECOND ROW: S. Britten, D. Sautter, B. Schug K. Lynott, J. Cable, L. Momberg, K. Archer, M. Ernest, D. Finch, J. Rios, T. Lutz, K. Graham, J. Ruple, K. Burdo K, Schmidt, M. Ladd, K. Kurucz. THIRD ROW: L. Papik, C Fahrer, K. Perse, T. Schoonover, L. Barrett, J. Kazmaier, A Lemle, J. Fox, J. Fraser, S. Kaczor, B. Hall, L. Gries, C. Hurst C. Flynn, J. Garrett. M. Hood, A. Rivera, L. Budzilek, P. Dish ong, A. Reyes, G. Evans, M. Lehman, L. Goshia, G. Fuller, J Aarthun. FOURTH ROW: M. Snyder, K. Ruppert, C. Wearley J. Hofman, S. Schauweker, S. Fox, P. Helvoigt, S. Steele, JT Toland, S. Parlette, K. Ferrell, S. Ames, S. Noftz, K. Bothe, M Shiple, B. Curtis, J. Hunsucker, P. Schade, K. Emch, K. Siravo Y - -..4 A u-ni' . wr. .. : ll 'r -. Y-Teens-FIRST ROW: J. Luallen, S. Gray, L. Corwin, K. Sal- J. Hudson, M. Armstrong, K. Christison. THIRD ROW: J. Lau- ay, J. Boyer, B. Mellinger, K. Dauer, J. Strayer, M. Jones-Bate- benthal, B. Cogan, B. Fredericks, S. Schiffman, B. Wherry, N. man, P. Schneider. SECOND ROW: J. Smith, J. Hallinan, C. Witzler, S. Gonyer, P. Austin, L. Goble, J. Protsik, B. Nitsch, -Teens Wagoner, J. Hutchek, M. Worton, S. Momberg, M. Deeth, D. Brown, L. Radocy. Fi .een ...J Y-Teens-FIRST ROW: B. Chilcote, C. Roller, B. Dauer, N. ROW: L. Brossia, J. Roberts, C. Smith, C. Gowdy, C. Humlong, Boos, P. Hunyor, S. Balch, C. Regas. SECOND ROW: Mrs. L. Grolle, J. Spitler, B. Carter, J. Roberts, V. Powers. FOURTH Burkhart, L, Kazmaier, K. Marriott, M. Patterson, D. Nielsen, ROW: B. Keller, A. Wilson, T. Flynn, M. Martin, K. Guest, P. S. Veith, S.. Schug, L. Dishong, N. Freeman, S. Strayer. THIRD Kirkby, K. Zachman, S. Sluhan, L. Welsh, S. Hecox. Boys Youth Service Organization FIRST ROW: K. Boulis, B. Randall, A Smith, B. Bunte, J. McClain, M. Bros sia. SECOND ROW: T. Schafer, M Simon, M. Irvin, B. Taylor, B. Lam- bert, B. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Mr Steinecker, J. Brossia, R. Landrum K. Christison, D. Seiling, T. Under- wood, L. Mandell. FOURTH ROW: T Black, J, Williams, L. Lemle, T. Eng Iish, B. Boyd, B. Schmidt, R. Pelleg- rini B. Graham. Pep Club FIRST ROW: M. Jones-Bateman, K. Miller, B. Jones, K. Salay, J. Hallinan S. Gonyer, P. Austin, S. Gray, C Knepp, M. Kelly. SECOND ROW: M Armstrong, C. Witzler, J. Boyer, J Smith, J. Luallen, L. Corwin, L. Gable P. Mancillas, L. Rios, J. Laubenthal THIRD ROW: S. Momberg, J. Hut chek, B. Fredericks, L. Radocy, J. Hudson, M. Death, K. Dauer, S. Schiff- man, K. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: N. Wagoner, B. Nitsch, B. Cogan, P. 1 Schneider, P. Parsekian, K. Christison, L. Mandell, B. Costa, J. Rogge, B Mellinger, K. Damschroder. FIRST ROW: L. Dishong, B. Dauer, L. Brossia, T. Flynn, J. Hurst, K. Kras- ula, D. Bernard, S. Balch, C. Humlang, B. Keller. SECOND ROW: C. Regas, A. Wilson, M. Bauerschmidt, T. Mc- Millen, S. Strayer, C. Gowdy, S. Slu- han, P. Kirkby, J. Lemle, J. Spitler. THIRD ROW: B. Humphries, S. He- cox, K. Zachman, P. Hunyor, J. Rob- erts, C. Smith, B. Chilcote, L. Kaz- maier, B. Carter, K. Guest, M. Shiple, B. Thielmon. FOURTH ROW: S. Schauweker, D. Douft, I. Ross, M. Snyder, K. Ruppert, J. Derrer, C. Wearley, S. Fox, J. Hoffman, C. Hurst, B. Deon, C. Flynn, R. Fultz. FIFTH ROW: J. Fox, J. Fraser, J. Toland, B. Curtis, K. Siravo, A. Reyes, K. Emch, P. Dishong, L. Budzilek, L. Gries, T. Jones. FIRST ROW: H. Jones, J. Ruple, K. Burdo, D. Barber, J. Meeker, J. Stock, L. Warncke, S. Cornelius, H. Gardr- vits, S. Seiling. SECOND ROW: J Aarthun, G. Schneider, L. Goshia, M. Ladd, D. Soutter, S. Britten, A. Snuggs, K. Lynott, B. Clement, C. Kes- Iing, K. Greene, G. Zautner, THIRD ROW: P. Luke, C. Fahrer, J. Gordon L. Barrett, T. Schoonover, J. Rios, Y. Mancillas, K. Schmidt, M. Lohman, P. Helvoigt, S. Hunyor, L. Momberg. FOURTH ROW: A. Rivera, S. Noftz, S. Ames, M. Chiarelli, M. Hood, T. Lutz, G. Evans, B. Schug, K. Tomes, S. Finch, J. Kazmaier, J. Papik, D. Kazmaier. FIFTH ROW:' P. Schade, J. Garrett, S. Parlettc, D. Eckhart, B McMiIIen, D. Tinny, S. Sprunk, P. Hupp, J. Eastman, J. Brossia, C. Black, S. Faist, J. 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Menichetti g g J T r and the Perrysburg High 1 lhxrllunr Q Dedicated to the citizens of 1 Perrysbu rg whose interest and Q -- if support have encouraged the N K+ g gg g -Mg-mn development of a fine i 4. 11. :fl rnusic prograrnl .11,: rf- .-:S f 1 .11 1 5 3 - ' q s as A W ,af . ,1 ,Q ,A First public performance at 1 1 f the dedication of the new ' Viffoffo Glonninl N I A Perrysburg High School, 1964. Hi-Trumpet-, Giannini was born in Philadelphia, Pennsyl- if 1 V' vania on October 19, 1903. 1-lis father was an wwf 5, A 1 .Q 2 I 4 Slilellgisileblgltl hzgnllirslolleochilsi Tblglltlie gifs 0? 211-1 at i .gs gf -.--g g..11-1,1 .if 'INN in Y Q Q' nine he won'a scholarship to the Verdi conser- M ----54? i ' 3141 ref-lfi4f?l34l-'ii x i 1 I Q. zatory of Milain. Aghage 14, he composed hs 14 .4 .M 1 1' W .1 - ' urs opera. e stu IE music extensivey an 1 ,rv -f'LiTi.' 1:1 11 U ffVfQ1' :Ffh-4 - -'..' fx -X.111--93545--W---W ' B+ did much composing and Performing. He has 'H' 9' 1 ' 1 S ' 1 ' been a teacher at the Juilliard and Manhattan '-xo: '73 :: ' 1 7 1+ School of Music since 1939. ,,:1-if 95:1 -' r , 17.13, - A -1 - - ' 15, Q. Fri ' s ' 3 ' 43 s ' ,fs 1 i , , 5 5 Trwmb lm' 2 I Q L in ' W ?'iri?il'. A W A E 1 Q 'T MTI. T Vifif 1 Q iv 'Q' 19:47. f g:11.'f,114Q , ,.- 1 ,N-.Q I - F , ..,,.,,.1.. . . 1 13 .... 1 6 jiififg-Q? 'L Lk Q -A wg M g I ' ' ' A f'!32? A 'feiii' . 1- x a Q,..dlP ' E ' ' T ,MF X ' Q 1: W g,:-s::1f.:4-'ugmi 'E .at A 242.42 LUN, ,gr il 4 - 3 fp'--yi va, 'Soft 4, . Q...-A - Z W' ,Z 11-11- 1 11 , 1 1 , ..: , . . x r:r:. 1 1 .1 .1 A 1 , fe If ' M54 fr 14. 2 . 74- F J 1 r,,Y M 13113 ' 1 ' ' ' ' sssi ' Nr as 4 - -- -Q' Twill mi 1' f'l5fif'f:f'511Q1119 fri v- 1 ' l--l N- E . ' 11 557' .9 1:'f'4:' 5 56 Q i 1, .T s.,, W- ii,,ci 1 T, T Xvl- 4 4 'K' 11 1 , .7 ff? ,,t, 1-v,111,.11 6424- . 1 ,t,t 11 ., una-...L ' Y ' e1i91.11, : - if 1 E - ' 1 1 '1 is -A egqiff-jfu sese rwemfgggege -9: f - - Ae: --W.-.w...f:.-. M. .. . .111 P 1 1,1 2 1 i l , i 4 - i I l fl . . i E 1 he c.,...-. Our marching band gives an exhibition during a football halftime show French Horn Quartet studies a new number under A string section of the orchestra practices in the bandroom of the old high school direction of Mr. Menichetti. Giannini Writes Music For Dedication The construction of a new school brought about the consideration of a piece of music for the dedication. The band boosters raised money through various en- deavors to support the idea. Mr. Park and Mr. Menichetti first considered a list of contemporary composers all over the United States. Then after much thought and study, they chose the composer that they thought, would be most suitable for the occasion. The composer's name is Vit- torio Giannini. Mr. Park wrote to him and asked him if he would write the music for the dedication of our new high school. He accepted. Mr. Menichetti sent him all the information he could about our band, in- cluding a list of the music the band had played during the past two years. With this information, Giannini wrote the music and gave it the title, Festive Overture. The music arrived during February and the band immediately began working for the dedication. The music is of the highest quality. 57 'Qs ...il R ' TSW if S n K ni P . I E m... . W J 'N' . 2 if H5 F s i X f 1 mf t L... ge . Y , , .QZQ ..gx.,m .m,, h 3? .vAA 1 R . , 5.Srf1fe'V,:: gl. . fi . . J my -'t.,nv1,. : ,, 4 G. :f NJ .ati .- -r 'M - .f N , 1 fx EQ . , . w . ' ' , R 3 -L Drum Major Denny Wisebaker before a perfor- mance of the Marching Band. Mojorettes-S. Short, D. Richardson, C. Roller, K. Ruppert, C. Kuhlman, M. Patterson, L. Grolle, M. Martin, L. Kopp. Band Practices, Marches, Veith, S. Schug, D. Hanson, J. Austin, C. Campbell, C. Welsh, C. Flynn, D. Riche Marching Band-FIRST ROW: S. Short, E, Herroon, J, Sickles, J. Lorenzen. J ardson. SECOND ROW: C. Roller, J. Frigmanski, G. Fuller, S. Smalley, S. Kaczor S. Werkman, J. Hamburg. L. Dishong, C. Cordova, D. Wisebaker, P. Kopp, D Nielson, K. Marriott, R. Fultz, B. Lamson. D. Pollock, L. Hernandez, K. Ruppert THIRD ROW: L. Kopp, C, Kuhlman, M. Ladd, L. Elliott, T. Ohls, N. Osborn, A. La France, M. Snyder, S, Veith, C. Krueger, L. Welsh, D. Fabrey, R. Windon, P. Roet AQ Lg. kikimwmfx A , I U Vg V ? Q .1 -L 'Fm . -- .SVN -fu I Q! ru' y Mxj- 1 fm-f e m- . QF x A f I ?iXFf!x1.3.QX'f'fX'Wf 'x. ' ? .-al' mfg' K , J , , 4 1 ,T mmm, ,Ky Mme, ww, 'ISS ,4 1 z ix ?, sfmgi ' , iff! A ,, ? 3' ' l was s K Q G ' V ' .Y It w Xi 0 f. M. 5 t Q if I Q X 1:71 3 ,, 3 4 Wg Q . Q fb ff .R ' 7- f 3 0 if 1 If Ns- 'N,w5 Qk W , M, 4....., A ,I-f, gwng . :Q K . -X.- A -A ' . -f-4 ,113 ,4...x ?'.,1Lff2 lm fb A N- . ,E TW' -.1 f-A: AM, J W' , K, ' AM,-bw , .ff gi .X .,. .gli A ,. Y 'Wx Q . L if ., ,,g3:..g . 0 ' o ' o Six Q ,x if 'fi .5 W iq ' 1 f 5 ., 1 43 1 N-...W x... . -,.. . ww-, I -is Jpgp--uv . ' g up . ' ,, l..'x'?m :flu QI L 'il R an if ,.,,.-,l'l+ K4 'N I J S hp 9 Q A ? 15 fl? .,.,U, v ' iz- ' -'ff 7ML'771IN 1 'rn ii, 'Y i f' r JOANN LAUBENTHAL, editor-in chief. T ' 9 he I n SUE SHUE, news editorg SUE GONYER, JUDI STRAYER, editorial co-editorsg SUE MAZEY, activities editor. BILL RANDALL, MIKE ANKEN- BRANDT, co-sports editors. A k,,- ' -..Q ge ww-emi. N' ---1-aff ..-M--... V...-. -5 6 ful, 5 R. JECHURA, odvisorg JOHN BONDELIER, business manager CStondingI SANDIE MOMBERG, JAN HALLINAN. fSeotedI JO- ANNE WELTY, LINDA KUSZMAUL, typists. ,I f I Staff: DALE WOOD. ISeofedJ JIM I-IARDESTY, LORRAINE GABLE, BOBBIE MELLINGER, RON VISSER. IStondingJ FRANK MEYERS, DORIS BROWN, PAULETTE SEIBOLD, newsj KATHIE HOFFMAN, copyg BOB FAIST, newsg SUE SCI-IIFFMAN, exchange. 113 Xl ' 1- . ,imm ,if K 5. LINDA RADOCY, editor-in-chief. Linda took core of the academic and school life sections. She also helped the other editors with their sections and gave all the pages a final check. SANDIE MOMBERG, underclass editor: JOHN STOLZER, faculty editorg clubs editor. is 'NX I MAZIE JONES-BATEMAN, business manager. Mazie worked on the introduction, end sheets and divisionals. She was also in charge of all business transactions ond advertising arrangements. -wif i , vw- fd CHRIS SIEGFRIED, Muix PETRA GREGERSEN, typistg ki -'Sl . W. . xi al A Q Q M . wi. .I ,....-. f , L, .. ,frvwfr,sy.:g1jw'n,- fs . . LLL 1 Z f f f I :Q lgisfi 9? RUM DESTATTE, index editorg DUANE SEILING, sports editorg JAN HALLINAN, undercloss editorg LINDA COR- WIN, senior editor. DAVE HANSON, copy editor. Dave has done work for bath the Somethin' and Black and Gold. CHARLIE BAYER, assistant underclass editorg JAN SUTTER, assistant senior editor. Charlie has helped with the sports page on the Some- thin' and Jan has done work with the first page of the Somethin' and various pages of the yearbook. Black and Gold Sta BEV FREDERICKS, reporterg JIM BROSSIA, reporter. g . Y' 1 p-. No matter if you win or lose, it's how you play the game that counts l This adage was well remembered by our jackets as they participated in another year of Fall, Winter, and Spring sports. Even though we may have suffered a few defeats, our players always kept their spirit high. Ever popular Football proved to be a most successful season 3 only once were we defeated. The Ding-Dong again was secured for the P.H.S. side of the Maumee River. Basketball season came amidst the biting cold of winter. This is where our team spirit showed, even though we didn't excel in this area. Our boys always played a good game. Our wrestlers showed improvement this year by bringing home many trophies, and making the sport of wrestling more interesting to the student body. Of course, there are our three Spring sportsg Baseball, Golf, and Track which are always showing improvement. 68 11 ,..-v w..M,,V K ,Al , The Yellow Jacket defenders exhibit their league leading defensive form in smearing opposing fUVlf'lEI'. End and co-captain .lim McClain swept the in- dividual honors with a first team All-N.L.L. berth, along with the Merrill and Eagles Awards. Jackets Take Second After Dropping Just One The Perrysburg Yellow jackets Football team started the season slowly by absorbing on 8-6 loss to Eastwood. This loss proved to be the only one of the season. lt was also the only loss in two years under second-year head coach jerry Nowak. After this first loss, the jackets seemed to pick up momen- tum. They succeeded in picking up four quick victories. The first came against Springfield Local by a score of l5-8. Next came Lake by a score of l5-7. The third victory was won by a very confident jacket team against Elmwood, 48-O. The fourth victory came a little harder, a l9-l 5 win over Anthony Wayne. Rossford put the damper on a P.H.S. championship with an 8-8 game. They also cost us the championship the year be- fore by a tie. ln this year's game the jackets proved who the best team in the league was by running over Rossford and doing everything better except scoring. The next week Perrysburg traveled to Maumee and main- tained possession of the Ding-Dong bell for another year. The score was l9-6 in favor of the Yellow jackets. The jackets finished the league season by defeating the Genoa Comets, l8-6. To end the year right, the jackets defeated a non-league opponent, Lorain-St. Mary's. This game was close all the way, but Perrysburg came out on top by a 7-6 score. The final statistics for the jackets in the league were 6-l - land in all games, 7-l-l. -sawqr 5 +A 4 Q ' - 'I ififfff 3:3 J M, A 3 N. ,J ':p '5 I. U QS ffl, W Af, M Kg .aw Q2 Y W , in 'Q K, 2 .'. S if' 71' x My nm -Q may 1 fi s I if gg 51 f ug ff-ig 1 n v 'R , 'J wh, 4 ll 'i 72' 4-R m 'I In fi .fi . 1-1 w,j.-- 'f' 3f.,,f -u -f.,- .:'Mw-- - '- si 'ix Ji , . 4 From left to right, FRONT ROW: R. Destatte, D. Seiling, K. Boulis, S. Hopewell, M. Brossia, J. Smith, R. Badik, C. Chap- man, L. Norton. SECOND ROW: J. Spitler, T. Kohl, B. Boyd, T. Shafer, L. Lemle, L. Hunyor, P, Crane, L. Croy, R. Steinline, Coach Meyer. THIRD ROW: B. Bunte, F. Tokes, J. Williams, J. Hicks, L. Gable, J. Hardesty, R. Shiple, D. Stimmel, R. Car- penter, T. Bringman, Coach Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Coach Tank, B. Randall, T. English, J. Snyder, T. Voland, J. Hardesty, Kip Boulis, guard, won an All N.L.L. Honorable Mention. Coaches: D. Thomas, R. Borcherdt, R. Peeps, Head Coach J. Nowak, J. Har- baugh, C. Meyer, C. Tank. T. LaFarree, J. Bockbrader, D. Hinebaugh, L. Swanson, T. Brown. FIFTH ROW: Coach Peeps, J. McClain, T. Underwood, R. Richards, J. Wright, M. Simon, G. Shank, C. Edwards, S. Baughn, R. Landrum, M. Huntsinger, Coach Borcherdt. SlXTH ROW: Coach Harbaugh, J. May, K. Lilje, T, Kazmaier, J. Bayer, M. Zieman, B. Bauerschmidt, J. Quilter, J. Donnan, S. Sutton, Coach Nowak. Record Perrysburg ...... 6 Eastwood ..... EGVVYSEUYS ...... ..... l E Springfield .... 8 errys urg ...... ..... L ake .................. 7 Perrysburg ...... ..... 4 8 Elmwood .............. O Perrysburg ...... ..... l 9 Anthony Wayne .... ...... l 5 P6I'rySburg ...... .... 8 Rossford ............ 8 Eerryslgurg ...... ..... l 3 Zflaumee ,,,,, 6 erl'yS urg ...... ..... e noa ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,., 6 Perrysburg ...... 7 Lorain ST. lVlary's .... 6 t ff-. . 'Q w3i ' W fiqvi .xxhq-in Gridders get respite from action during close contest. Gary back. Chapman played quarter- Jim Hardesty played center. Louie Hunyor played guard. Bill Randall played guard Linemen work the boards in preparation for a big contest. The managers are, from left to right, T. Warncke, J. Siegfried, B. Cole, J. Wilson, R. Morlock. Freshman Football-FIRST ROW T. Powers, S. Grey, D. Dilley, L Sobo, J. Bothe, R. DeTray, D. Dish- ong, J. Frigmanski, J. Cummings SECOND ROW: P. Dowling, K. Fox J. Conner, K. Nesper, G. Mancillos J. Badik, D. Stebel, J. Minnick Coach Chuck Tank. THIRD ROW D. Leyland, B. Bolster, T. Quiltcr D. Wilson, D. Robinson, T. Hicks B. Shank, J. Winterhalter FOURTH ROW: B. Schnittker, M Gilson, J. Damschroder, J. Sim mons, J. Meiring, J. Smith, D. Al- bee, G. Gray. FIFTH ROW: J. An- kenbrandt, M. Landwehr, R. Meier B. Bringman, R. Bell, J. VonVori his, P. Barnes, J. Sickles. Senior Jerry Smith played safety. Jackets set to attack as Tom Kohl calls signals at line of scrimmage. 75 1 Halfback Ron Badik sparked the Yellow Tim Underwood played halfback. Mike Brossia played end. Jacket backfield. 8th Grade Football-FIRST ROW: R. Myers, G. Raider, L. Ar man, J. Kohl, R. Len, D. Dommon, L. Goings, R. Croy, J. Lewis. SECOND ROW: G. Emch D. Semenin S. Laine J. Hahn J saegffead, J. Day, G. onvel, A. Hupp. THIRD ROW: J. Rearkef, S. Brossia, T. Parrish, S. Harreson, M. Conrad, J. Chilcote, T Zautner, R. Kurulz, S. Boulis. FOURTH ROW: D. Kuszrnaul B. Silvis, R. Bartz, D. Altman, M. Greene, T. Whitacre, M Smith, Coach Borcherdt. 76 Intramural Basketball-FIRST ROW: D. Stone, D. Garber, A Finch, R. Babcock, G. Smith, R. Hill, J. Lewis, J. Siegfried D. Humphries, D. Derrer, G. Toland, J. Hollingsworth, R. Mon roe. SECOND ROW: R. Myers, S. Laine, R. Kurucz, D. Semenin S. Rogge, R. Schmidt, B. Garber, D. Weaver, N. Augustine, S Schauwener, S. Agler, M. Arthur, S. Boice, F. Kistler, S. Munse THIRD ROW: R. Cray, S. Boilis, J. Doy, R. Len, T. Zautner, A Kazmaier, J. Gregory, L. Walter, J. Fishell, M. Moon, B. Nes per, M. Kohring, B. Grolle, D. Sievert, J. Boyer, T. Brooks FOURTH ROW: D. Jones, B. Jaffe, J. Deeth, B. Clark, B. Wil son, B. Freeman, G. Oliver, J. Hahn, T. Speece, B. Masters D. Bossa A. Lane, F. Williams, T. Stoner. FIFTH ROW: D Dannon, J. Cadwell, S. Brossia, T. Parrish, J. Kohl, J. Mum mert, D. Altman, L, Arman, M. Smith, A. Hupp, J. Hoste, B Bachman, D. Kesling, B. Baker, M. Stephens. TOM KOHL BRACES FOR A THE GRIDDERS SUCCESS lS REFLECTED BY THE SMlLES OF THE FANS C01-LISIQN WITH AN OppONENT N agers Register 3 Wins Varsity Team-FIRST ROW: R. Pelle-grini, T. Kohl, J. Wright, B. Schmidt, J. Spitler. SECOND ROW: J. Wright, B. Graham, K. Christison, J, McClain. Take the ball, just give me back Doc Thomas took over as head my arm! coach midway in the season. In VJ f sl, 79 L4 Xi .L Ask SM S f,iW,i Z! L QQS Wk' KVKK: A J is . Sew ,. ' A ,..h.-bl 1 r K 9 I :-, ' S I , Y 'v fx A.-A. . f I w Wea, 2 4 X we-o g?. .4--.,. ,fo . .. --5 'ss-'f f ug, 3-.LJ-'3 I , F? M , Y i-2? Vg K ,f, as i I QQ -:Ji , 5 Kohl demonstrates difficulty of playing with three arms. GENOA PLAYER RESORTS TO WITCHCRAFT. JOE WRIGHT IS BACKED BY EASTWOOD CAGERS Reserves-LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Wilson, J, Donnan, C. Robinson, J. Cherrington D Fobrey R Munse, M. Zieman, A. Larson, R. Windon, R. Reef, J. Veith, T. Kazrnier, J. Spitler R Neuder house, D. Keller. Ron Badik blocks an opponent's shot. Pellegrini shakes off opponent to lay in a basket for two points. Q , N u .1 W -Q tl? DAMSCHRODER SHOOTS FOR RE SERVE TEAM. Bob Graham contemplates a shot during Junior guard Jim Wright was transferred pre-gqme, from Muncie. ,W X 2 1 1? IKX , X ,EE K Hfk , x S 31,96 may qmrsaupc ,P X. I f i R YJ amish, Q CK A T K 1964 Track Team-FIRST ROW: N. Pappas, L. Lemle, D. Fabrey, D. Hahn, M Simon, R. Shiple, B. Fabrey. SECOND ROW: C. Robinson, C. Bayer, T. English, D. Seiling N. Taylor, D. Lange, J. Hicks, B. Bauerschmidt, B. Lambert. THIRD ROW: Coach Whitacrc, J Cope, J. Snyder, D. Stimmel, L. Robertson, L. Gable, J. Kohring, J. Rinker, J. Rogge, E. Rowe F. Sanchez. l Experience Keynotes 1 964 Duane Seiling, shot put, discus. Jim Kohring, low hurdles. , osu 1 Track Squad Ned Taylor, broad jump, l dash. - X rA .'i5.,m ffm Q.. -f . - :sa '-1: 1951-f K .f-- , .'.,, 'lf is sf so S S S .s.s . wassup Q99 ii 6' iflACK yard c , Q .W ' If-H ' 1 h ' K TQ: an sfxf ' - . Kiki it .D ' iii ' 7. QRYSBUQ qifgc L frhcx Denny Hahn, high hurdles. Dick Stimmel, sprints. Dick Lange, mile. Head coach john Whitacre and assistant coach Al Rava expect a fine season this year with an increased number of meets. The team will be sparked by Il returning lettermen. They are: Dennis Hahn, hurdles, discus. Dick Stimmel and Ned Taylor will run sprints and broad jump and Bob Fabrey, Dave Fabrey, and Dick Lange will run distance. Lloyd Lemle, 880. Bob Fabrey, mile. Jay Hicks, shot-put, discus. Nick Pappas, relay. QQRRYQB0 6' 154:14 5: 1963-64 Wrestlers-FIRST ROW: T. Schafer, J. Cornelius, C. Hudson. THIRD ROW: P. Schmidt, M. Raider, R. Ducot, J. Hud- Bayer, C. Gray, J, Bondelier, R. Mericle, K. Barrett, D. Leverton. son, B. Davis, R. Mericle, G. Giffin, D. Hancock, T. Minnick, R. SECOND ROW: L. Harding, D. Hinebaugh, L. Swanson, M. Smith, DeTray, R. Rivera, J. Winterhalter, G. Drozd, B. Shank. B. Fabrey, A. Smith, J. Hoffman, M. lves, D. Wilson, S. Sutton, G. Track Team Baseball Team Baseball Team--FIRST ROW: B. Randall, L, Mandell, P. Lvnott, L. Norton, M. Anken brandt. SECOND ROW: T. Lease, B. Graham, K. Christison, T. Kohl, J. Smith. i: 0. A '- R. ' I , is 1 H .. . W- ,, u , . f Q , I ' 1 I s. l f x . 7 X rf . x I Y X I COACHES: Mr. Treece, Mr. Cremer. ,Sw v-5 5 ...vf..14.,.t.- bw. .Q QW IQ 'Q i w , 5 ? 3 if liek. .3 4 59'- 95 li , neu... yas.: .s..x.:wi:.n.S.w.MYuclw:2fsas1af. ua 1964 Golf Team-FIRST ROW: T. Warncke, J. Donnan, B. Shaffer, R. Munse. SECOND ROW: D. Hancock, J. Damschroder, R. Pellegrini, Coach J. Harbaugh. Jackets Show Ability On Fairway O Fig' Y v l Q-A ' I. W ' i, 'Wil 1-af' ,Vx r. 1' ' 4 F A 1' 'ffl 11 1 , .fag Returning Lettermen-D. Hancock, R. Munse, B. Shaffer, R. Pellegrini. An experienced golf team opened the i964 season with prospects for a successful season. Returning letter- men from the school's golf team of the previous year included the following: juniors Rick Pellegrini, Bill Shafferg sophomores Ron Munse and Dave Han- cock. A pair of non-lettermen, fresh- man lim Damschroder and sophomore john Donnan, were also counted on by golf coach jack Harbaugh. Damschro- der previously competed in several tournaments, including the Mid-Amer- ican in Mansfield. The team finished third in the league meet and eighth in the district during the i963 season. The home matches were played at Tanglewood. ws-ifsg THE APPROACH 'M 5 . .N . . . 1 ..'P .nm THE BACK-SWING I vb .f if X. ,. ,, A s ,vt . Q . S i . THE FOLLOW-TH ROUGH 87 88 Q - f-1 l gk Over the year, students have found that the faculty exhibits many differences. They don't act alike, they don't teach alike, and they hardly look alike. Still, with so many vast differences, these people all have two things in common: they are the shapers of our destiny and they are our friends. lt is in high school that we learn to think constructively, to make important decisions, and to behave as responsible, near-adults Through our teachers' grueling and unfair homework assignments we do learn to think and to discipline ourselves. With their help and guidance we make decisions that could change our entire future. Whether all of us realize it or not, our faculty are also our friends. The woman who teaches English from behind a big desk, the man who scribbles unsolvable math problems on the board, the history teacher who insists on having map tests, the language teacher arrayed in headset and microphone for the lab, and the science teacher with daily experiments will all turn into sympathetic listeners and wise counselors if only given the chance. They are people we can always turn to, not only with school problems but with personal ones as well. This is the faculty of Perrysburg High School, and we all thank them for the wonderful work they have done, are doing, and will continue to do for us, their students. loan Ka rsteadt e i ,- i , V if 7' -my :fix fi N ,... 2 KE .-12' 1 111 V--is 2: :wi-fe K' L 1359.1-L.f1Q.,gg1f,i M l'M9Yki?5s ' ' - ,W 'R- upguufvftuli Board of Education-From left to right: Wayne Leatherman, David Wilson, John Landwehr, Robert Pierson, Hilda lsch, James Fraser, Richard Britten. Financial, Educational Needs Of Perrysburg Schools Are Determined By Board Of Education Members The Board of Education is an important part of our school life and activities. The board sets stand- ards for the administration, faculty, and students. The financial and educational needs of the school and the curriculum policy are set up by the men of the board. They are elected representatives of the com- munity whose function is to set the course for the school. Each member of the board is elected to a term of four years. 90 WAYNE LEATHERMAN, President of the Board Attorney-Leatherman and Witzler RICHARD BRITTEN-Vice President of the Board Farmer-Britten Turkey Farm IAMES FRASER Physician lOHN F. LANDWEHR Central Sec. Corp. Tol. DAVID H. WILSON IR. Patent Attorney Marshall, Wilson, Click G Yeasting, Toledo Pierson, Murphy Combine Efforts In Expansion Robert M. Pierson, superintendent of Perrys- burg's school system, and Rex M. Murphy, high school principal, fulfilled a longstanding dream this year with the completion of the new high school building. The construction of the new high school provides the opportun- ity for all students to acquire a superior educa- tion through the use of its modern facilities. This has been the real goal of the administra- tion's educational objectives. Construction of the new building was car- ried out through the combined efforts of the Board of Education, Mr. Pierson, and Mr. Mur- phy. Both the superintendent and Mr. Murphy have been at their posts for the past eight years. Before assuming his position here as super- intendent, Mr. Pierson taught in various com- munities, including Berlin Heights and New Rome, Ohio. His teaching fields are social studies and biology. The superintendent re- ceived his Bachelor of Science in Education degree in i947 and his M.A. in l95l, both from Ohio State University. He began work on his doctor's degree periodically from i952 thru l956. Before arriving at Perrysburg, Mr. Murphy taught American History at Cleveland Heights High School. He graduated from Kent State University in i938 with a B.S. degree. He re- ceived his M.A. in History at Western Re- serve University in l95l. At Western Reserve University in V955 and l956, he began post- masters work toward a doctor's degree. ROBERT M. PIERSON, superintendent of schools REX M. MURPHY, principal S i Q ii E s 5 S raw ,T 'ik t - 'BN xsdt' ud ' Q , I 'li ,, ru... I mg - I I I 'Z X H ggi me I I e I 414,441 I '-111 if X 'Ng . -X MARGARET ELLIOT Secretary to the Superintendent HELEN PATTERSON Secretary to the Principal BARBARA SHERMAN Secretary to the Junior High Principal T' M 4 ..,.,,,W ,,,-f' fffxfv - 'DB'-s .A .,.,A .W wal I I I' MARTIN MEUSER I Junior High Principal Experienced Staff VIRGINIA SPOERL Nurse gig Yiliirmcn K 'I' 5. N -.---M-we I sf- jg!! HILDA ISCH Clerk of the Board of Education Aids Administration Mr. Martin Meuser, appointed Junior High prin- cipal after the high school assumed its new sur- roundings, administers all Junior High school bus- iness. As clerk of the Board of Education, Mrs. Hilda lsch writes checks and keeps financial records for Perrysburg schools and their organizations. Mr. Robert Crago, who received his M.E. from the Uni- versity of Toledo, is guidance counselor for the seniors andthe juniors. The new guidance counselor for the sophomores and freshmen is Mrs. Dolores McHugh, she received her M.E. from the University of Toledo. Mr. Donald Canfield, who is in charge of pupil personnel and is the junior high guidance counselor, received his M.E. from Bowling Green State University. He is also the school psychologist. The new secretary of Perrysburg High School is Mrs. Betty O'Leary, she handles the financial matters of the school clubs, and is also in charge of the atten- dance records of the students. Miss Barb Sherman, a former graduate, is now the secretary to the junior high principal. Mrs. Helen Patterson is secretary to the principal. The secretary to the Superinten- dent is Mrs. Margaret Elliot. . QX ' 'ES ii is , Rx W QDGIEIAIWDPCANFIELQ Q fi V-gpi' erson e 'f , f ,, gf' 4, ROBERT CRAGO Guidance Counselor DOLORES McHUGH Guidance Counselor 'Aw fu .-5,4 i f 'nw ,,,,,iidrn mn fail? hy one md hy 'ins llllmd sm an my jmlif All .nu an my situ, Tlmmii mu li tlu hui MIN oath: 'twat Tha Aus is an euryth New if you plan R Cynthia Bayer BS, Bowling Green State University, Betty Barthold -I-H151 Sioeech and Hearing Therapist. coma gts, Ol? WG tiltlfllti . 5 , 52 c Dorothy Bauer BA., Wittenburg College, Latin I, ll. 1 i U S 'M uri GREl OTHE B.S., Michigan State University, Bowling Green State University, English ll, ll A. Robert Borcherdt B.S., Bowling Green State University, 7th and 8th grade Science. -di. I Thomas D. Bollin B.S., University ot Toledo, Speech and English ll. A aw .xxx Fern A. Christman rf' B.S., Ohio State Universityg Bowling Green State Universit' Universit of Toledog Y, Y 8th grade Social Studies. J X. S Sheila Casey B.S., University of Toledog 7th and 8th grade Social Studies. ii- .gwefv jx V x7 wx' i 7 W We David Cremer B.S., Ohio State Universityg Social Studies. wiuii xxiiniuu -1' , 5. -A 'Wk 1 , ' S' -pmt. --1: Jack A. Harbaugh B.S., Bowling Green State Universityg General Science l, Il. fl Marie W. Burkhart L6-f B.A., University of Michigan Bowling Green State Universityg Librarian. ..,,f X 96 Kathleen Kerr Stehnd l3.A., M.A., Hillsdale Collegeg University of Mich- John F Huebner nganp , ' , , PI . B.S., Bowling Green State Universityg M.A., Ind one Geometry Artsg Ohio State Universityg afting I, ll, lllg Shop Ill, IV. v '9i if-s.. Betty J. Huff f B.S., Bowling Green State Universifyg ' Vocal Music. K-jf James S. lvancso B.S., University of Toledog World and American History. Robert L. Jechura B.E,, University of Toledog English I, lA, Journalism. .gaps '-L. - I 1 . ,gf '11 ,f u 1-fe V I Alice Kittle A.B., M.A., Ohio University, French I, II. tfsgwgzge Mary Ann Louy B.S., M.S., DeSaIes College, Univer- sity of Toledo, Case Institute of Tech- nology, University of Notre Darne, Bowling Green State University, St, Louis University, University of Detroit, Chemistry, Mathematics and Ad- vanced Algebra IA is u..,?.f' w 5 K N W ..,:.. w f R ,L I A' K. 1 1, , 15 r .. , ,.,-H3 if . . . 1 N-W, ms. Jeannette Lewis B.S., BA., Ohio State University, Spanish I, II, III, IV. B.S., Ohio High Glee David H. Markle M.A., Ohio Northern University, State University, School Choir, High School Girls' Club. M, 1 . 5 . p -u I n is to 5 332: Y. -2 X' , it .44 N., Sue Matile B.S., Bowling Green State University, Girls Physical Education 7th, 8th, I, II, III, IV. 97 Ein X iiiiffsff? Elizabeth Munger Carl R. Meyer B.S., M.A., M.A. in Psychology, Bowling Green B.S., Findlay Collegeg State Universityg University of Michigang Ohio 7th Gnd 8th Grgde Science, State Universityg English IV. Ronald L. Mower B.S., University of Toledog 7th and Sth Grade Math. Ann McCleary B.S., State Teachers Collegeg Bucknell University Ohio State Universityg Pennsylvania Statej Uni versity ot Toledop Business. Francis J. Menichetti B.S. of Music, Master of Music, Universitv of lllinoisg University of Michigang Western State Teachers Collegeg Eastman School of Music: Director of Music. 10 4? l Harriett Murdock B.S,, University of Toledog ' ff 7th and 8th Grade English, Reading, X '21 rf' .X . ., W 'fig 'Qs ,. ,5 ,ffl fb fi if Xt -MN 'Rl' William H. Park B.S., Bowling Green State Universityg Senior Band Assistant Director, Music Theory, Cadet Band. Geor eC Mun er 9 - 9 A.B., M.S., B.S., University of Michiganp Bowling Green State Universityg Ohio State Universityg English Ill. ssss E 4.1- 3? E f 'P .gt 1 U X ' we-I iss, Wife' 5 X fs J W ' 1 it! 0 S SA Robert Notestine B.S., Bowling Green State Universityg Art I, Il, lll, IV. Jerry J. Nowak B.A., University of Toledog English I. 99 ,,.,'-N' Richard D. J. Peeps B.S., University of Toledoj Algebra and Sr. Gen. Math. ga 1, . 'gf-f' D ki! t Lucile Reuthinger B.S., Ohio State Universityg Home Economics I, II, Ill, IV, ,A 535 all I 1 f ig I ,fx V -Lv I r . V' if 1 CK! hiv 100 fb. We g l ,N Robert Steinecker A.B., Heidelberg College, Ohio State University, Commercial. 'C , Yu I fr 'M -Y'-. f K X f fart-We av-M 48x Elinor Snyder A.B. in Liberal Arts, Ohio Universityg English l. xnsp' - we-...... .Jw - , f Rodney J Smith B S in Agriculture B S M S Ohio State University Biology Harry Sharp B.S., Edinboro State, University of Tole- dog 8th Grade English. .. s1.,S. M. . Xiwiiir all , i.f1ilxL':sf' : y G- r 55:54 94 'ii fs-fa Richard P. Selbert B.S., MA., Bowling Green State Univer- sity, World History, Senior Social Problems. BSN x . X gf ,EA ,f 'Pm i LmAA H ,V L' John Whifacre B.S., M.S., Bowling Green State Unlver sityg Shop 7th, 8th, I, II, Ill, IV. Betty O'Leary Secretory for the high school Q uh L we Sf .df ix 4 John R. Thomas B.A., Muskingum College, Boys Physical Education. Ed Wolfe B.S., Defiance College, M.S., sity, Senior Social Problems. Indiana Univer- ,fl '?' POL!!! . 2 if! ,Ai :ui ' L.. Clarene Van Dame Veroneau B.S., University of Toledo, 7th and 8th Grade Mathematics. lSecondary and Elementary Certificatel. .lon Vickery B.S., M.A., Ohio State University, University of Michigan, University of Minnesota, Bowling Green State University, Physics, Mathematics, General Science, Algebra l. 10 04 Stan Gilson Bernie Eckel John Pustay Bus Driver Bus Driver Bus Driver Janitors-FRONT ROW: George Jones, Clarence Snvder, Walter Ziernan, BACK ROW: Amelia Hernandez, Vernon Hartman, Harmon Fishbough, Ruby Hines. Harold Pelc Bus Driver 3 I E . g 5 2 Q - 3 VIE 1 H33 'Wk' 5. A if .fm - 1 w I- I F.- 7 a 4 . , aa. V. -..N .L ,E f,.'k' .51 -.,.r..,,,...-.5 .. . ,aw .4 , I i R? -N ,gh -ffm.: .. if + L im' 4 .K ,Wg FIM ..... .- ...Mx . S at l -... DOF' Dullomel D0UQl05 PVGH Donald Moser BUS DHVGV Bus Driver Bus Driver .cf-9 lk Walt Ziemon Bus Driver -cog Cooks-FIRST ROW: Helen Kilmer, Diane Thrush, Geniveth Crowell. SECOND ROW: Marie Ames, Ruth Coldwell, Olive Bornord. N QM' X .-i.r 1 A + if 4 O Q ' 'fn' Q ff, , v 'A J- Iv . Q - Q A i . - i 5. p . . Y D -K xxx I R -J' 3, l i sn Taking a last walk through the halls of the old High School allows us seniors to look back on many happy moments. While looking into the auditorium, we remember the junior and senior class plays. Here we listened to many fine choral concerts and convocations on numerous subjects. ln the trophy case, we find the names of our members engraved on various awards. The old bell brings back thoughts of cold crisp evenings, bonfires, and games, cheerleaders. The gymnasium brings to mind the dances and the proms. We left these halls and entered a new school in january. As the first class to graduate from the new school, we hope to establish a long line of seniors who will have enjoyed their four years as much as we have. We will leave sadly, but also proudly, for we have been a big part of school life he Names, faces, and places may fade a reminisce in later years, but the memories are a pa rt of our youth wh live in our minds and hearts for deca 106 re. S we ich will Q 'L' v? , I ' O , ,V O. X' .. Y' Q f 2115 H. gs -. X f I ,xi ,,...- 7 08 The Senior Class Under the leadership ot President Nick Pappas, Vice-President Ron Meier, Secretary Carolyn Damschroder and Treasurer Buz Carruth, the seniors worked diligently on the Senior Class Play, The Diary ot Anne Frank, en- joyed two Senior Class Teas, mourned the loss of a president, and were thrilled by the new building. As juniors, jim McClain was elected president, jerry Gardrvits, vice-pres- ident, jan Hallinan, secretary, and jane Boyer, treasurer. The main pro- jects were two bake sales and car washes, and the junior Class Play, Lite with Father. jim McClain was the sophomore president, Gary Chapman, vice-pres- ident, Sandi Momberg, secretary, and jane Boyer, treasurer. The highlights ofthe year were a sock-hop, bake sale- car wash, a candy sale, and ordering at the class rings. A dance and a class picnic were sponsored during the freshman year, and our freshman band, the Rhythm Twisters made their debut. Gary Chap- man was president, Carolyn Damschro- der, vice-president, Sandi Momberg, secretary, and jane Boyer, treasurer. The class sponsors included Miss Louy, Mrs. Mcl-lugh, Mr. Ballin, Miss Munger, Mr. Zender, Mrs. Duble, Mrs. Ackerman, Mrs. Stipp, Miss lrmen, and Mrs. Nussbaum. CHARLES ABBOTT Pep Club I5 Wrestling 35 Choir 45 Somethin' Staff 45 Bowling 2,3. MIKE ANKENBRANDT Baseball l, 2, varsity 3, 45 Football l5 Basket- ball l, 2, varsity 35 Spanish Club l, vice president 2, 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 Somethin' Staff 4. ,ev N .dll MARTI ARMSTRONG G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Math- Science 25 Rifle Club l, 2, 35 Y-Teens 45 French Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 J.C.W.A. 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. ,W S Sz..-'T' cg-1-N JOEL AUGUSTINE E721- Latin Club l, 25 Math-Science Club 2, 3, 45 J.C.W.A. 3, 45 Bowling 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. PAT AUSTIN G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader l, 3, varsity 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Spanish Club l, 25 Hall Monitor 3, 45 F.N.A. l, 25 Junior Red Cross l5 F.T.A. 3. Q...- RON BADIK St. Francis High School l5 Football varsity 45 Basketball varsity 3, 45 Baseball varsity 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4. 109 CARL BARNARD Spanish Club 2, 35 Track 4. KENNY BARRETT Football l, 2, Wrestling 4. ,413 JUDY BAUGHN Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4' Peo Band l 2 3 4' F B LA Z 3 president CHARLES BAYER Student Council 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Spanish Club 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 41 Football l, 22 Track l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling varsity 3, 4, Some- thin' Staff 45 Black and Gold Staff 4, Words, Wisdom, and Wit Staff 4. 110 g,,,,..ai TOM BLACK Football lp Basketball lp Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2, French Club 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Track l, 2, B.Y.S.O. 3, 4. RON BOHACZENKO JOHN BONDELIER Wrestling 2, 45 Track 25 Somethin' Staff 4. KIP BOULIS Football l, 2, varsity 3, 45 Wrestling l, 2, 35 Spanish Club l, 25 B.Y.S.O. 2, 3, alumni sec- retary 45 Student Council l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Track 35 Words, Wisdom and Wit Staff 4. Nl' J ,ff 2 x JANE BOYER Latin Club l, 25 Spanish Club 45 Junior Class Play 35 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, co-captain 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasur- er l, 2, 35 Y-Teens 3, 45 Basketball Attendant 4. LARRY BRIDENBAUGH Latin Club l, 25 Track 3. wwf Q'P i'l . Yi ' Q2 JIM BROSSIA Football l5 Wrestling 35 Somethin' Staff B.Y.S.O. 3, 45 Pep Club 4. JOHN BROSSIA Football l, 25 Basketball l. I1 BRUCE BUNTE sity Club 3, 45 Football l, 2, varsity 3, 4 SUE BURDETTE Pep Club 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. ELSIE CALEVRO F.B.L.A 35 Somethin' Staff 4. MELODY CARPENTER G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 J.C.W.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, vice- president 45 Y-Teens 35 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Pep Club 2. 2 . Latin Club l, 25 B.Y.S.O. 3, president 45 Var- Wrestling l, 25 Track 25 Inter-Club Council 4. MIKE BROSSIA Football l, 3, 45 Track I5 Wrestling 2, 35 B.Y.S.O. 3, treasurer 45 Spanish Club l, 2, 35 Rifle Club l5 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. DORIS BROWN F.N.A. 2, 3, historian 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 French Club 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Somethin' Staff 45 Hall Monitor 2. if x gust so PQ! qs..-...--, ' w. BILL CHIARELLI Rifle Club l5 Track l. KAREN CHRISTISON Glenbard East, Illinois l, 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Y- Teen 45 Basketball Attendant 4. .lp-QV, in..-,, JIM CHAMBERS Track I5 F.B.L.A. l5 Junior Class Play 3. GARY CHAPMAN Class President l5 Football l, 3, varsity 45 Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Class Vice- President 25 Student Council, treasurer 4. CFR i-H GUMECINDO CARRIZALES Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 25 Football l Projection Club l. BUZ CARRUTH Student Council l, 35 Class Treasurer 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, vice-president 4 J.C.W.A. 45 Rifle Club I, 2, vice-president 3 45 Latin Club l, 25 Math-Science Club 3, 4. F- 'B lf? 'rx ,www 3 'i 1'9l It X My if 5 R 113 6 Sq'x. TOM COOK 'ww Li 'ii 5 it 'J .-iff-Qfssg A , fs. wt-fzfiziiiz. f ,iv Qplzgsfzitrgfgg fifsmiifi i-wwe. ,s J 4 f.,x-,.9.i.wz, ,sfffsli - f .,g, rw f ititg. nf-i:A?'z, -12. nw- -i,Ew...w:. -5.29.-, Siwfiirte, ir ' .,E??i:f.'F::fQJ.3e.5 Ei, 21 e 'feffifitizeig---12 gil ' -emi:-Egg., fd-35. CARL H. CLEMENT Student Council 2, 3, president 4, J.C.W.A., president 3, parlimentarian 4, Math-Science 2, vice-president 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club 4, Junior Class Play 3, Football l, Latin Club l, 2, Inter-Club Council 3, 4. BARB COGAN G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4, J.C.W.A. 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girl's Glee 2, 4, Senior Class Play 4. KENT CHRISTISON Glenbard East, Illinois l, 2, 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Baseball 4 Bas ketball 4, B.Y.S.O. 4. ROGER CLARK tg fl UQQ ff-.-...,, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4, J.C.W.A. 3, 4, Math- Science Club 2, Junior Class Play 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Rifle Club l. 'l'l4 TOM CORDY 1'7 .pu-UHQ 6 Qup. ,gs KAREN DAUER Cheerleader l, Pep Club treasurer l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, F.N.A. l, 2, vice- president 3, Y-Teens 3, treasurer 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Glee 4, Spanish Club 2, French Club 4. DOUG DEAN Anthony Wayne High School l, 2, Choir 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Dramatic Award 3, F.T.A. 3, president 4. CDN BRUNA COSTA Foreign Exchange Student, Brazil, G.A.A. 4, French Club, president 4, Y-Teens 4, Pep Club 4. CAROLYN DAMSCHRODER Pep Club l, 2, 3, poster chairman 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, social chairman 4, J.C.W.A. 4, F.T.A. 4, Class Secretary 4, Class Vice-President l, Latin Club l, treasurer 2, French Club 4, Math-Science Club secretary-treasurer 2, Words, Wisdom, and Wit Staff 4, Y-Teens 3,4, Basketball Attendant 4. . Cf JOHN CORNELIUS C Football 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Spanish Club 2, president, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3 lnter-Club Council 2. LINDA CORWIN Monticello Preperatory School 3, Pep Club l 2, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 4, Spanish Club l, 2 Teens 4, Black and Gold Staff 4. ..f ' 3 4 MARILYN DEETH Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, Y-Teens vice-president 3, president 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 4, Red Cross 2, Cheer- leader l, 2, varsity 3, co-captain 4. RUM DESTATTE Football l, 3, 4, Wrestling l, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, B.Y.S.O. 4, Black and Gold Staff 4, Track l, 2. CAROLE DORN -also-up K!!! Quinny., Rifle Club l, Concert Band l, 2, librarian 3, secretary 4, Pep Club l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, J.C.W.A. secretary 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Junior Class Play 3. JIM EHRET Anthony Wayne High School l, 2, Spanish Club 3. 6 'W ' BOB FABREY Student Council l, vice-president 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Math-Science Club 2, 3, 4, Boy's State 3, Latin Club l, president 2, J.C.W.A. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, pres- ident 4, French Club 3, president 4, Inter-club Council 2, president 3, F.T.A. 3. BOB FAIST Football I, 2, Track l, 2, Golf 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4, Somethin' Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, F.T.A. 3, 4. BEV FREDERICKS F.N.A. l, 2, 3, recording secretary 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Somethin' Staff 4, Red Cross 4. LORRAINE GABLE Pep Club l, 2, 3, secretary-treasurer 4, Spanish Club l, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, F.N.A. l, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4, Somethin' Staff 4. af .4--4 x .WJ W' . GERALD GARDRVITS Latin Club l, 2, Track I, Golf 4, Class Vice- President 3, Student Council 2, J.C.W.A. 4. SUE GONYER G.A.A. l, 2, vice-president 3, president 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Spanish Club l 2, Red Cross l, F.N.A. l, 2, Somethin' Staff 4, Inter-Club Council 4. N CHUCK GRAY Varsity Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Library Club 3. SANDI GRAY F.N.A. l, Rifle Club l, 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, Cheer- leader l, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Latin Club l, HZ, Y-Teens 3, 4, Football Attendent l, 3, 'Football Queen 4, Hall Man- itor 4. 'II 7 PETRA GREGERSON JOHN GUTHRIE 3 wir -lunar' 5m...iJp , 'Nuys Y-...A DENNIS HAHN Latin Club l, 2, Football lj Basketball l, 2 Track- l, Z, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3. JAN HALLINAN G.A.A. l, 2, 3, social chairman 45 Pep Club l 2, 3, 4, Rifle club 1, 2, 3, F.N.A. lg F.T.A. 3 I I 1 4, Y-Teens 3, 45 Latin Club l, recording sec- retary 2, Junior Class Play 35 Black and Gold Staff 45 Junior Class Secretary 35 Somethin Staff 4. 4.-X 1 DAVE HANSON Baseball l, 2, Football lg Marching Band 45 Concert Band 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. treasurer 3, 4, Somethin' Staff 4, Black and Gold Staff 4. JANET HARBAUER Pep Club l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 31 Latin Club 2, French Club 45 F.T.A. 3, 47 Rifle Club 2, 3, secretary 4, Choir 3, 4, Girl's Glee 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, J.C.W.A. 3, 4, Math-Science 4. JAMES HARDESTY , Football l, 2, 4, Track l, Wrestling 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Somethin' Staff 4. 'S ans, 41 ...'f' DON HELMSTETTER Orchestra l, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. SHARON HERROON F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club 4, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 3. Wx --M- W ww BOB HILT KATHIE HOFFMAN Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, treasurer 4, G.A.A. 2, secretary 3, F.T.A. 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, corresponding secretary 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Somethin Staff 4. 'im' .,--1,--. , X,wr,,,..ff' s'rAN HOPEWELL 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Rifle Club l, 2, B.Y.S.O. 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 'l'I9 'Q' BEV JONES Latin Club l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club l, Math-Science Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club vice-president 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Words, Wisdom, and Wit Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4. MAZIE JONES-BATEMAN F.B.L.A. l, F.N.A. 2, secretary 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Hall Monitor 2, 3, 4, Black and Gold Staff 4, F.T.A. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Somethin' Staff 4. 20 N5 LOUIE HUNYOR Football l, 2, 3, varsity 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4, Kama-Kazi Football Award l962-l963. JOANNE HUTCHEK F.N.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 4, G.A.A. 2, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, French Club 4. DON HOSTE JOANN HUDSON F.N.A. 2, 3, historian 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 4, Choir l, 2, 3, treasurer 4, Pep Club l 2, 3, 4, GirI's Glee Club 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Stu dent Council 4. ' W IE T 'T' F -a-rf' HQ- 4-r 7 if ws Nhat BONNIE KESSEL Pep Club l5 G.A.A. l5 F.N.A. l5 Choir l5 Band l, 2, 35 F.B.L,A.. 3, 45 Girl's Ensemble l. CATHY KNEPP Student Council l, 2, 3, secretary 45 National Honor Society 3, secretary-treasurer 45 Orches- tra l, 2, 3, 45 Math-Science Club 2, president 3, 45 Rifle Club l, treasurer 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. representative l, 35 Latin Club l, 25 Football Attendant 2, 45 J.C.W.A. 35 Basket- ball Attendant 4. JOAN KARSTAEDT G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross l, 25 Latin Club l, 25 Pep Club l, 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Math-Science 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 35 J,C.W.A. 3, 45 Y-Teens 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 French Club secretary 45 Junior Class Play 3. MARY KELLY Latin Club l, 25 G.A,A. l5 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 Y-Teens 35 Rifle Club l, 2, 35 Girl's Glee reporter 25 Y.C.W.A. 3, 45 Jun- ior Class Play 35 Math-Science Club 2, 3, 45 ghoir 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 National Honor Society , 4. 15544-V we -w. X 1 JIM KOHRING - Spanish Club l, 2, 35 Rifle Club 25 Track l, 25 Football l, 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Varsity Club 3. 'I21 9-L Cv' New JOANN LAUBENTHAL Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 25 Y-Teens 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 J.C.W.A. 3, 45 Some- thin' Staff 4. TOM LEASE Choir 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 45 Football l5 Basketball l, 25 Golf 35 Rifle Club 2, 35 Spanish DON LEVERTON Wrestling l, 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Projection Club l. SUZY LIEBHERR F.N.A. l5 F.'l'.A. 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 French Club 3,'45 Pep Club l, reporter 25.Y-Teens 35 Girl's Glee Club 25 Choir 35 Rifle Club l, 2, 35 J.C.W.A. 45 Words, Wisdom, and Wit Staff 4. 22 Club l, 25 Hall Monitor 45 Black and Gold Staff LINDA KUSZMAUL G.A.A. l, 25 Pep Club l, 25 F.B.L.A. 2, treasur- er 3, 45 Somethin' Staff 45 Hall Monitor 2, 3, 4 TOM LANGE Rifle Club l, 2, 35 Track 25 Bowling 2. 4-...Ag wwf! ',,..,..ew-if Q fi it C' CHARLES MARSH wav., Q...-.rf PAULA MANCILLAS G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 4, F.H.A 4. LARRY MANDELL Football l, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, B.Y.S.O. 3, 4, Pep Club 4. Math-Science Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, J.C.W.A. 4, Latin Club l, 2, Bowling 2, 3. SU E MAZ EY F.B.L.A. 2, Somethin' Staff 4. Kemp JAN LUALLEN Pep Club l, Z, vice-president 3, president 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. chaplain 3, 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, School Spirit Award 2, Girl's Glee 4, Ensemble l, 2, Inter-Club Council 4, Lotin Club l, 2, Choir l, 2, 3, 4. PAT LYNOTT Football l, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, vorsity 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Spanish Club 4, B.Y.S.O. 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Choir 2, 4, Somethin' Staff 4. p-'H '? Q '7' 12 JIM McCLAIN Student Council I, 2, 3, chaplain 4, lnter-Club Council 2, 3, Class President 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, co-captain 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4, B.Y.S.O. 2, 3, secretary 4, Spanish Club officer 2, 3, J.C.W.A. 3. Mme W ,. RON MEIER Latin Club I, 2, Math-Science 2, secretary- treasurer 3, vice-president 4, National Honor Society 4. v BOBBIE MELLINGER Shawnee Mission High School I, Topeka West High School 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Library Club 3, secretary 4, Hall Monitor 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Somethin' Staff 4. Nb DIANA MILLER F.H.A. I, 2, treasurer 3, Choir 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 2. N9 I':'r- 4 G.A. Q ' KAY MILLER A. 2, 4, Y-Teens 3, Pep Club I, 2 National Honor Society 3, 4, J.C.W.A. vice president 3, president 4, Latin Club I, 2 French Club 4, F.T.A. 3, Red Cross 3, Inter Club Council 4, Student Council 4. SANDIE MOMBERG Class Secretary I, 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, F.TA 3, 4, French Club 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Black and Gold Staff 4, Somethin' Staff 4, Pep Club I 2, 3, 4. FRANK MYERS Projection Club l5 Rifle Club l, 25 Library Club l5 Football 25 Golf 35 Somethin' Staff 4. BARBARA NITSCH G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 J.C.W.A. 45 French Club 45 National Honor Society 4. fy iss--l ' MIKE NITSCH Projection Club l5 Basketball I5 Baseball 2. .1 ng 'vw 'Tw' . x. , Q- :W LARRY NORTON Football l, varsity 4, Basketball l, 2, varsity 5. 1 wb. -sg-,,- 35 Baseball 2, varsity 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 2 3 4' BYSO 4' Choir 4' Somethin Staff 4. -'tu BILL OHLS Football l5 Basketball l5 Track l, 25 Rifle Club l5 Choir 25 Latin Club l, 25 Somethin' Staff 4. JOHN OSBORN Marching Band l, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band l, treasurer 2, vice-president 3, president 45 Latin Club l, 25 French Club treasurer 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. 'I25 2 BILL OVERMYER Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band i, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4, Basket- ball 2, Track 3, 4. NICK PAPPAS Perry High School l, 2, Track 3, 4, J.C.W.A 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4 Latin Club vice-president 4, lnter-Club Coun- cil 4, Student Council 4, Senior Class President. PENNY PARSEKIAN 'lb 3 Qs. WR!-I t--- 6 Pep Club l, 2, poster chairman 3, G.A.A. Z, 3, treasurer 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Math-Science 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Junior Class Play 3, Latin Club recording secretary 4, Basketball Queen 4. RALPH PETERSON Spanish Club 4 . i .J wx F!m. 'nw' LARRY POLLOCK Rifle Club l, Latin Club 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. J0 PROTSIK Pep Club 3, 4, Choir 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Scribbles and Scribes l, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. LINDA RADOCY McAuley High School l, Cardinal Mooney High School l, 3, G.A.A. 2, 4, Pep Club 4, Y-Teens 4, F.N.A. 4, Black and Gold Staff 4, Choir 4, Girl's Glee 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 4. CORRINE RAKEBRAND Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Girl's Glee 2, Choir 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Junior Class Play 3, Y-Teens 4. X . BILL RANDALL Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, B.Y.S.O. 3, chaplain 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, Somethin' Staff 4. SANDI RIGG Q6 Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, Rifle Club 2, 3. xx Q. . g LYDIA RIOS Spanish Club l, 2, 3, president 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, F.H.A. 3. ICN RUDY RIVERA 127 PAT SCHNEIDER Latin Club vice.-president 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, president 45 Girl's Glee 45 French Club secretary 45 F.T.A. 3, secretary 45 Student Council 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, representative 4. PAULETTE SElBOLD X Marching Band l, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band l, 2, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Somethin' Staff 4. 28 KATHY SALAY Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 French Club 45 Words, Wisdom, and Wit Staff 4. SUE SCHIFFMAN Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 F.N.A. l, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3. PAUL ROETTER Marching Band l, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band l 2 3, 45 Pep Band l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2 JIM ROGGE Rifle Club l, 2, 3, executive officer 4 J C WA 3, 45 Student Council 25 Junior Class Play 3 Latin Club l, 25 Math-Science Club 4 Baseball l, 25 Pep Club 4. L ix 499' SUE SHUE DUANE SEILING Football l, varsity 3, 45 Track varsity 3, 45 B.Y.S,O. 45 Black and Gold Staff 45 Wrestling 4. CAROL suus Choir 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINE SIEGFRIED Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Latin Club l, 25 Rifle Club I5 Red Cross 35 Black and Gold Staff 4. CRAIG SIEVERT Marching Bond l, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Somethin' Staff 4. JOHN SICKLES Football l5 Basketball l5 Wrestling 25 Library Club 2. 'V -...--...J 'T'T'vw- -Quinn. 'I29 9 it RICK STIENLINE Football l, 2, varsity 3, 45 Basketball 2, var- sity 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball varsity 35 Track l5 Varsity Club 3, 45 Somethin' Staff 4. JOHN STOLZER Wrestling 2, 45 Baseball 45 Black and Gold Staff 4. 130 SUSAN SKINTA Latin Club l, 25 Scribbles and Scribes reporter l5 Pep Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 35 Rifle Club I, 2, secretary 3, president 45 Math-Science Club 35 Girl's Glee Club 45 Choir 45 Senior Class Play 45 French Club vice-president 45 National Hon- or Society 3, 4. ALAN SMITH Ritle Club l5 Wrestling l, 2, 3, varsity captain 45 Football I5 Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Math-Science Club 2, 3, 45 B.Y.S.O. 3, vice-president 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Track 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Student Council 4. JERRY SMITH Toledo Central Catholic l, 25 Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 4. JOANNE SMITH F.N.A. I5 Rifle Club I, 2, treasurer 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Latin Club l, 25 Red Cross l. 1-All ii -aan Q' .f MZ 0 YD RON VISSER Basketball 25 Rifle Club l5 Somethin' Staff 4. NANCY WAGONER F.N.A. 2, 45 Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 French Club 4. in-L., JANICE SUTTER G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 F.N.A. l, 2 Rifle Club l, 25 Latin Club l, 25 Choir l, 2, 3 45 Somethin' Staff 45 Black and Gold Staff 45 F.T.A. 4. TIM UNDERWOOD Grandview High School l, 2, 35 Football 4 B.Y.S.O. 45 Words, Wisdom, and Wit Staff 45 French Club 4. it saw' 1 JIM STRATTON Football l5 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2 3 4 Rifle Club 25 Latin Club l, 2. JUDI STRAYER Pep Club 35 G.A.A. 35 F.N.A. l, 2, 3, president 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Inter-Club Council 4 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Somethin' Staff 4. I Z.---0 PHIL WALTER Rifle Club l5 F.T.A. 35 Math-Science president 45 J.C.W.A. 3, 4, Latin Club French Club 45 National Honor Society Basketball l, 2. ALICE WALTERS Latin Club l, 25 F.N.A. l, 2, 3, historian 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Glee Culb 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, 132 MARIE WARTON lubl 2 Latin Club l, 25 Y-Teens 3, 45 F.N,A. l, 2, 3, 45 F,H.A., historian 2. PHYLLIS WEBER Rogers High School l, 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Choir 4. f-sf -4515 MN-ff JOANNE WELTY G.A.A. l, 25 F.B.L.A. 2, pres- ident 35 Pep Club l, 25 Some- thin' Staff 4. 1 fr ! --ugly Y 1 BECKY WHERRY Whitmer High School l, 2, Spanish Club 4, Choir 3, 4, Y- Teens 4. www' Thug.- DENNY WISEBAKER Spanish Club 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 4, Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Student Council 3, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Pep Band l. CAROL WITZLER Rifle Club l, 2, sergeant of arms 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4, Choir l, 2, 3, treasurer 4, Girl's Glee 4, Cheerleader l, Red Cross l. 'ii EVAN WITZLER Football l, Basketball l, Chair l, Rifle Clu l, 2. LARRY YOUNGS 13 Take just a minute and go back to that first day in 7th grade l You were the only one who knew his schedule perfectly. The first bell rang and you were off! Ten minutes later you were in the restroom crying I can't find my first period class. Then as the day progressed you found you had to pay a price for some of those fun subjects you signed up for. Off to the Senior High you went through sleet and snow, for there was no corridor as of yet. You made it only in time to find yourself being detained by some lovely senior. Did you report this to your teacher-no-you told your friends that some senior finally noticed you l Then there was the experience of being first up the stairs only to find they were the down stairs. Or was your first experience one of passing the office without a pass and running into your study hall teacher? Then after becoming accustomed to it all, l 964 brought about the big move and that fealing of fear again. ig i if 1 - n - X E '- . Qs an :. Q17 2 ii Af. A pwxnm Q.. X ' A .Mage -:if .5- gngh, M Fifsgv ,Lg . . ul'-.Q .,.s -3. vm, ', .wi xxx. fi? 2' 5.1-W .Q 'visa gifs, Y ' X 2 ..f5,:.5fjz'5 ' .. Stan. A ,ldtgiwi if ,. is Ma... . X f? J-Wgiv . Wil Q' L K 2 'E , -if-kjii'i3 K :fx .Ax Y,-f 'P '3'.'?.: N' 'Lb f ti Q .5 JL 'iii ,ifsrfgg .1 . is gi ,, Q Mm 'HF ' Kg. . Q rg. wg fQT.ffsi5. 'L8l E ff .Ng-' E3 Q .W .V p'X 4 5 K V .S , ...TQ Q . .,.u..J..5..f:sM ,iQ9igg. X ...W K Ji 1 uf 'Q ' . -Q, -.5 f,x,,..,, Q g,3i'w2?iff 55 1 Ag, f . S51 ii' 'f Wicl- vim 5- 1. t QQ 2 N. - igiiiin. . 'W-',.L' - K , 4 X W .f,.x.f,k H. ' V my x if , .ix , .N fl-'34, Hair pig. .s L' . M 4 we .Q 1 n 35185 ., 'GIF Q 3.3, N 5 1 X. fssalewf K. ri eww' Nl' W.Q..w.f.xsf11- Kg . t. fb I? NK' ,.59,wK ' Yi' 1 5 mia The Junior Class President Bill Boyd and his fellow officers, Vice-Pres- ident Tom Schafer, Secre- tary Sharon Veith, and Treasurer jean Lemle head- ed the class' noon bake sale, a spring car wash, the lun- ior Class Play, and the jun- ior-Senior Prom. Bruce Anderson Dan Arman Marilou Artz Sally Artz Jerry Austin Stephanie Balch Rebecca Battiste Mary Bauerschmidt Susan Bentley Debbe Bernard 6 Karen Bnerly Becky Bondelier Nancy Boos Bill Boyd Terry Bringman 'W ig, M.. . - .- Diane Brooks Linda Brossia Dave Cable Tom Cadwell Richard Carpenter ily-A Barbara Carter Tim Cherrington Becky Chilcote Jim Christian Olga Cordero Carmen Cordova Pete Crane L-V' Larry Croy Barbara Dauer Margaret Davis Larry DeTray Lynne Dishong Christine Douse Tom English Trish Flynn Nancy Freeman Leonard Gable Sandi Gaydeski ,H-In 'I37 John Gorman Carla Gowdy Bob Graham Linda Grolle Karen Guest Joe Hatas Linda Hathaway in-qw Mike Hayden Sue Hecox Greg Hendel John Hite Jay Hicks i .' Jim Hoffman Joe Hoffman Kenneth Hoffman Dan Hoffmann Jo Hollingsworth 'QV 3' John Hrosko Carole Humlong Pat Hunyor Judy Hurst Mike lrvin l A Mike lves Jeff Jaffe Leonard Jankowski Gene Joseph David Kaczor X x x l-ff it k ,mg L Luann Kazmaier Brenda Keller Jim Kilmer Priscilla Kirkby Dave Kleeberger 'Sb K 'f-V ' Xl.,f f fx- ,.Hn'S. wh Tom E. Kohl Tom W. Kohl Sandro Kolvey Linda Kopp Pamela Kopp -S.. Kathy Krasula Carol Krueger Carol Kuhlman Ken Kurucz Mike Kuszmaul ww 1 . qu-Y Bob Lambert Rick Landrum Dick Lange Deidre Leck Allan Lehman 1 Jean Lemle Lloyd Lemle Jim Lorenzen Kathy Marriott Ed McManus '39 40 Teena McMillen Gene Meeker Ronald Mericle Janice Michalak Maryann Moreo SD QC f Carole Nachtrab Joe Nicbter Debbie Nielsen Tom Nolte Mary Nolte 3 '.-, j we-.w in A , 7 .J '57 ' . .a- j Richard Nowogorski Daniel Okapal Marilyn Patterson John Pelc Rick Pellegrini Darlene Pence Hector Perez Vicki Philo Vicki Powers Chris Regas 'N-..,. Deanna Richardson Rick Rios Jacquelyn Roberts Joyce Roberts 4'q'5 X11 -CW Charles Robinson Jesse Rodriquez Phil Roe Cathi Roller Linda Rowe K 'fT '? quam? Gloria Sanchez Marty Sattler Tom Schafer Bill Schmidt -ii ' S1555 fi '5 ,S K W Richard Schooler ll Sq 'gi' fx M wx Sue Schug Bob Schult Barney Schwincl Larry Selling i Wg, Barbara Sheets Ronald Shiple Sharon Short George Silvis 'v -5.5 Q , as f 4-2.4 r 4 , .,,: . ' X ecc ' S' f ll -W f A Sally Sluhan Carol Smith Christopher Smith Jim Snyder i i Bill Shaffer E Mel Simon Jane Spitler 'I4 4 ir- John Spifler Richard Stimmel Susan Strayer Douglas Stricker Bob Taylor Wh-..... Frank Tokes Charles Tomanicek Sharon Veith Tom Voland Tim Voland AL, ' .--. 4 I - ' ::' X g f Tony Warncke Lynne Welsh Stephie Werkman Jim Williams Audrey Wilson ug., 11. Vi.- M X R K 4 - R Q Bill Wilson Jeff Wilson Janie Wise Dale Wood Jim Wright Joe Wright Katy Zachman The Sophomore Class This year the Sophomore Class ordered its class rings and held a sock hop. The class officers are from left to right: treasurer, Mary Hoodg vice-president, Phil Schmidtg secretary, Sally Schauwekerg and president, Rick Under- wood. X... 11' 3! '!'s 'Ni' .gg its 1 , any 1:B:f....-f 'B AW yy, i ...... :Q f Q is sig, Julie Aarthun Suzanne Ames Bill Armstrong Linda Barrett Jerry Barton Bob Bauerschmidt B B B B sssi nss esress B B pode 1 Bi --- r ssii B - BB B B B B ' 1 i Bi- 5155 B A H W til -- wi' B i BB BB B B o S , o f , 'S in pii oooo , io , it 55 N. ' z ' BB BBBBB 531 :-B 1 X All U - me 1 ' . N , Q Sam Baughn Jerry Bayer Mike Berger Dennis Bisbee Jerry Bockbrader Bill Bodanski 5. e x 'ur-'f' Kris Bothe Bob Brokaw Johnnie Brooks Tom Brown Elizabeth Budzilek Sharon Burkhardt 'I4 in ,EVA C 'l 5 Santa Celestino John Cherrington Madeline Chiarelli Robert Cole Eric Conrad Jim Cope Becky Curtis Paul Davis Bill Davis Betty Dean Jeanne Decko Julie Derrer 1511? 5' 'Q-W 'Q Leland Deiley Gene Drozd Roy Ducat Christopher Edwards Michael Eiterniller Lynne Elliott Mary Destatte Terry Destatte Pamela Dishong Jon Donnan Deborah Doutt Karis Emch '03 Dave Fabrey Carol Fahrer Kathy Ferrell Diane Finch Joel Fisher Cindy Flynn 44 Julie Fox Susan Fox Juliana Fraser Gerry Fuller Gregory Giffin MK Julie Gordon X217 AQ Mary Hall Jacque Hamburg Lindy Goshia Norman Gray Linda Gries Betty Hall .K AZXLIZ . , L r ',',. .X 4 Dave Hancock Linda Hannah John Hardesty Lee Harding Dennis Harris Charles Heath 491 ll X.: 'lar' 45 I xl . S X355 K f Steve Helmstetter Phyllis Helvoigt Erlinda Hernandez Edwin Herroon Denny Hinebaugh Joan Hoffman mv .L as 11-' A we Mary Ann Hood Sheryl Hoste John Hudson Jodie Hunsucker Nick Hunt Mike Hunfzinger :ig .K K K xl ,Q .gil , W? --rf j gd! .f-ff ,,. - w Carla Hurst Theresa Jones Tom Kazmaier Sandra Kaczor Lewis Keck David King J Q . N 1 ls KK i K K. N K Q 58' K Www 'VIL7 M A - i X. Laura King Karen Kohl Karen Kurucz Margo Ladd Tom LaFarree Anne LaFrance 145 'CI' Andy Larson Charlene Maddox Y ,'l 'r ' , 43' Y , h : to 'F .X f Steve Murphy Paul Poe Ronny Richards X J Gene Lamb olanda Mancillas n Noftz km! W' Q ohn Quilter Ann Roetter . Iggy E, . V! S 8 v-:Trl .- .- ,li .Ai ,jrtgiiqc 145 Florentino Sanchez Patricia Schade 'U' aff? EW Patricia Lamson Phyllis Leonard Kenneth Lilje ,gs 'YP' . ' ff' V 'VL' 'tri , A PQQLN A 2Q!5'Vx , ' 1' if aihn' Patricia Luke z.. sa- I ,Qt-'C' S my S 1-v,,f'fi:z:i:nEPK A lasik Tom McManus Virginia Meyers Randy Morlock Ron Munse iff! Terry Patton Linda Papik Sharon Parlette Kathy Perse AJ X e,..,.- -M '- f'.f aft , r 5 , ii is S E l Nr XR Mike Raider Robert Reef Jack Ruebensaal Alice Reyes 3.2 lla Mae Ross Jane Rios Amada Rivera K , Q.. -311, ..... f.i1'.A 'fw:mu'.iim X A-R. Fri 3 'nw Karen Ruppert Sally Schauweker Phil Schmidt Georgi Schneider Jim Scholl J R l l Q S S 1. S X fs... 'f c,.,f, -Q-Q' Q J 'b:l'Q L 9 - k V- K L. 145, V' Terri Schoonover John Seminew Gregory Shank Dale Sheeks Mary Shiple W is 1 John Siegfried Ruston Simon Kathy Siravo J. Mike Smith Mary Snyder KY-7 Qi -2- t Carol Steele Susan Steele Leonard Strayer Donna Stricker Scott Sutton Q--., k . ,xv 'inf' Nu- Bonnie Thielman Judith Toland Ronald Townsend Rick Underwood James Veith wx Wu N-4 iff? -Q Gary Walter James Walters Christine Wearley Mark Weaver Carol Weber 1 F xv . 'FUR - ...f S.. Ron Windon Bob Wiser Julie Witzler Anita Worrell Michael Zieman bn...- Rachel Shortridge Susan Stalter .. .. c.,.k:.N5E,k3s . -051 4 fi: S t:,.. lwx.. , .EQ - Lloyd Swanson i Roger Wallace - ,. 1.5, bg . J Q S, Qi. ., i, i s EQ xt ,R 2 'IN t t r X. X Sharon Weber Danna Beal Linda Buck Fred Derrer Rosemary Fultz Joyce Garrett David Lowry Jim May 147 The Freshman Class K 148 fsug-fxfggmwlgfeqg The Freshman Class officers are from left to right: secre- tary, jay Cummingsp vice-pres- ident, Roger Belly treasurer, lack Simmonsg and president, jim Badik. The Freshman Class this year had a combina- tion bake sale-car wash. , isie 135' , V C f st A Q 51 Denny Albee Jim Ankenbrandt Terry Arbuckle Katharine Archer James Badik Dawn Barber Phillip Barnes W- Roger Bell Gail Berger ses? Robert Bringman Sandy Britten Tw? James Bernath Chris Black Pat Boland Bill Bolster John Bothe Janet Brossia Kathy Burdo Joyce Cable Chuck Campbell Marilyn Cleary .2 ik 'W rv f .s..,,., Q if lf 5519?-51 E! 7 . .,:,, Aw , X 1 es diss y v l 1? 'N-fs K .Q A I.! Xz'n2' Betsy Clement Jim Conner Susan Cornelius Jay Cummings Jim Damschroder Ronald Dauer Robin DeTroy , f f Q K eek C S , . ii ei .gf ,L C C X 555 A ' Ti '-. if S ' sz.. ': as Qs if ' f TL' K K WT -' F T K SZSNTX V M ' A 41-GV, ' 'fi it , 'ET' . J ' ,. , , V A ' if J' , ., ' tit. A 'i 4 fi C B Duane Dilley Danny Dishong Fred Doering Pat Dowling Janet Eastman Jean Eckel Debbie Eckhart .'A LV 5 , b 'Y 1- E is :sz , 'E-9,5 - 1 ' W - . Wi A S K 'T' H i' My N , ,A 5 ttil, js , 5 . T Q x 'V Mfasrix :.-,Q Marcia Ernest Gail Evans Susan Faist Avelina Fernadez Susan Finch Pat Fishell Delphine Flores it i ' -,L -M ff- fa rear- as C J X 34 if Ln ' B ., F , t,G.j,b . i G , A 1 ii. 1 E ., Q24 .i'.:!,3M. -J . J f Kit Fox Jane Gallagher Helen Gardrvits Susan Gilders Marty Gilson Karen Graham Steve Grames J .3 an sf P m e tx Q sf' '- ' .. , i X fi M, sf' ' -1-. T iiirs J i -...f W ' Q --- is , x 'M ' fa TZ! MW 6 li ,Q . ' 2-ii f, 'M I . 4 . L ' J ,Z 1:2 .' ' JN Ted Gravett Gene Gray Scott Gray Kathy Greene Sheila Guthrie Patty Haas Jean Harbauer mf?-' Laurel Harrison so-qw 'Q . 'Qui F, N .' S . 5 Jn. - 1 , Wendy Hayden Cary Hazard Pamela Helvoigt Doug Hendel Gregory Herron Scott Heslup I why '- - .- flap 05' Tim Hicks Tim Hoffmann Gary Hudson Sueann Hunyor Paula Hupp Linda Jankowski Edna Johnson 49 Shirley Johnson Helen Jones Robert Kaczor David Karstaedt David Kazmaier as if-1 ,E T. X, E v Terry Kazmaier Doug Keller Kathy Keller Cindy Kesling David Krause Paul Laubenthal Martha Lehman Arlene Lemle Dan Leyland Bill Luallen Diane Kazmaier we r Jean Kazmaier 'l?:qf':x K K 5131555 Sigirf- . f ,f 1' E li in f 5 Ni xl fy K is f Barbara Lamson Mark Landwehr Taylor Lutz Kathy Lynott ,. . 5 ik. Y . , ,. T k g g--: c , M Lu., , .K K-H - K.. . J i r - ' in ,F '-L Y Q ' fi.. S 'Ti' it D 1734- f in-A J 1 ' -ffl . is 1 liill L i i K f mf. I , f,,.'f.,3 ,i f , ! XX ll'-1 , , b A 3 f 2 Eb. Zfmtf 'V , ii KennethWMahler GilberliMancillas Sue Martin James Mazey Barbara McMillen Judy Meeker Richard Meier l y Q-M. K , -1. W' t iw W Jim Meiring Becky Michalak Timothy Minnick Linda Momberg Allen Monroe Karen Mulrooney Ken Nesper we CGD ik if xt E l l 1 Ed Nichter Trudy Ohls Andrew Okapal Jerry Okenka Michael O'Neill Veronica Papik Paul Pappas as fgr- - , A- --'-- T f If. L...-tw X iii N--c ' .. ,M if-sl ,Siu -, -. . L, , 0 Romelia Perez Phil Philbin Joe Poe Danny Pollock Ted Powers Tim Quilter Rachel Reyes 7' H, . .,,. 35-fziQf S 5 - .- Skies? .. my X KY is k 'lf . , . ,. . J J YM? :ssl N Q M X X cf Q s-.Q N ill I X f' f , X l A .I 15 1 . David Reynolds Rosie Rios Rene Rivera Daniel Robedeau Ken Roberts Leslie Robertson Michael Robeson S so rirrs L, is tv ' J Q. S -we 'Q , K J L S ssa ' s ' P ' li' 3 r rr it J f J L 3 S kv ' V tx , Dou Robinson Mayo Roe Ed Rowe Joyce Rowe Judy Ruple Larry Sabo Diane Sautter Q v.:. M .k.. i .k:, . .I .. .. . .. -r s X 4 A' S at 1 so ii L s X F is K ,. 1 . L Q A .1 . 5 K . 2 K Ji X gi L. ' X ' 3 LQ' vii .-.-W Q fi Karen Schmidt Bill Schnittker Bilynda Schug Stephen Schwind Sharon Seiling William Shank Patricia Shears is Q ii. . f s-M iii , za ' 'J i.r' iiii it 45? L X S' V ! 1 . it ' 'Y l David Shiple Lawrence Shiple Nancy Shiple Rod Shirk Jim Sickles Jack Simmons Daniel Simon f P- iii-ill .--' A r s ,. wx r its c 5 , so if 1 fs 'ge 1 S N S T' 'Y . - fi if - X ' .5 if 3: . f Qj' A - f Z 6 . .:., M. 1 f xl was , ' i rt f W X we -'i- - 4 Susan Smalley Jim Smith Mike J. Smith Adelia Snuggs Steve Spangler Sherry Sprunk Mike Stanford 'N.,,,. C. Keith Stapleton David Stebel David Stephens Janet Stock Gary Stoner Patty Stratton Dale Swartz e vm John Tompson Debby Tinney Bill Thielman Kathy Tomes Vaughn Turner Jeff VanVorhis Barney Voegtlen 52 . 1 Mn.. H K 1. 'N , N' rr , 4, s - , vs.. .. Loraine Warnche Terry Weaver Diane Weber Carol Welsh John Welty David Wilson James M Winterhalter , ' Carlos Campos J- ac . ..1- , - Joe Campos V ' , John Frigmanskl . .ff ef H Nancy Osborn . Q J ,E fi Robin Puppos f , K In I, Eslflj 'z,,f.V.k.X QA A- . . -.', is 2 A' fi ml WY' ' Jean Steve Wolfe Daniel Wygant Danny Zapata Gayle Zautner Winterhalter '7 l , Zif- ROW l: J. Boyer, C. Burgess, D. Jones. ROW 2: J. Lewis, J. Donnan, B. Piez, D. Blanchard, E. Carter. ROW 3: B. Bernard, C. Windon, D. Donnan, L. Arman, M. Smith, F. Kistler. ROW 4: T. Whitacre, J. Voegtlen, A. Kazmaier, F. Williams, C. Schnittker B. Jaffe. ROW 5: D. Kesling, D. Fraser, G. Smith, A. l-lupp, R Len, J. Thompson. Stu dent Council Thompson, parlimentarian, Alan l-lupp, vice- president, Betsy Piez, secretary, judy Donnan, and treasurer, Elaine Carter. The Junior High This year the Junior High revised its con- stitution, sponsored a Valentine's Day Dance, and held a paper drive, with the proceeds going to charity. President ofthe Junior High is Janine dig A I ' i If I, is 3 jane David Aarthun Ahnmark . ' 5 43 'Q 3- f' Lv. f ,W :iff GA Vicki Betsy Becker Bernard W-1,5 4' LL ,tu his Melinda lon Charles Chilcote ,.., 1 ...V . A 'Q ' ,Ay - to ef ,,. ' ' .glen jeff Dick Day Donnan lift L ,svn iz V772 ln: Diana Lester Gilson Goings ,ff ' 'Y S. 'Qty ,gf , Cf, ,fi L , M1 Q jim Steve Hahn Harrison A .- .if 4 ,, .5 ,,,., ,...,i. . .. at f Eighth G rade if on N . ' cf '-Leif 1 S f. ' , -3 :ai .ea S 57 Qi .7 , 51 S- -hi X jffu, 5 -, Q C it S ' if flag a :3-'-A ' 1? , sf? fi- VW! 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Richard Mark Scott Mary james Laura William Monroe Moon Munse Murdock Mutchler Nebel Nesper 56 Marcy Debra jean Miller Moll Momberg Membeeg I 're . , N 'ii 215 1 5: T ' 1 ., Cary Charles Dennis Patton Peck Cerkie W, --+' T L .- :-: ei '. Lis: L : 'L --k' 5' :L -a 'q' ii .. Stl L . S L we L 1' L A - . L U - ,-,' , + . . LL . L . L- if ff' J Lg i L, W L' ' Q . 'L E ' S ' in 7' W Q L A P' ' V Q' J .Q S K QVKL: 'I- Q 1 up ' . 6? is X611 L- 1 1 A f if L N V . 155 twff. LL: K ' N4 ' 'O' .. hu.. T ki igsx ig E. K P321 i Kathie Betsy Victor Wanda Richard Cheri Christine john Kenny lanie Pence Q5-1 Piez Powell Reynolds Ritter Robedeau Roberts Robeson Robeson Rodriquez - ilii F' Wil.. - 1 .::' T52LQ5f?i 5:5 L 5 .L X i J ti K 5 --1, ag isrs S i, L5 J . we if wa-51 if R' .J M - -L N 'v J . -M N V L . 'f ir .,, L Sm. L- f - - f . f 'x Q .fffifef J. fe w Ein L E Elizabeth Becky Diana Martha Mary Carol Vicki David Linda Debbie Roe Roller Rowe Sanchez Schaller Schnittker Scholl Sievert Simmons Smith iisL S - L L ,Q -i ,. . , 3 . T X. A 1. fm. K3 sa 6 My .Y - Eg-Q , K ,eg .ik -K . xg, f in I X s 'Qrj sf as stt. L- fN 'f :M s. LL ai 2 X L L 'g Ly . , x L ' A 7- L -1 Marilyn Vickie Mark Don Darline Karen Dennis Gary Peggy Christine Stannard Stemen Stephens Stone Swartz Thomas Thrush Toland Tucker Van Dam . L ' L '1i. A V- . - . - Pi l 4. . . , ,F . . ' WL. L . L , g L' X 5' E i xx V . , k k L L A Q M t ' Ii . , ' f, 'qs ,Z , M . cs kv 2 L Q L .L sc. .42 it is Li we C SSS KgEf'L'f3 f N A , L I ' J 'I jf- ,. i ff Q' in six- Q ' A 2 ' Y K, K K in - - in ki . .M S .:.: K .N K 4- Q i :Q Jug in si' 52.253 21 Judy Missy Karl Marvin Lois Sandra Carl Bill Cathy Prank Voegtlen Wade Walters Warton Weber Weber Wellstead Wherry White Williams sfisbzafie in 8 E .-11: K, W L L T Eighth Grade Seventh Grade i . . Lanet Eeal Elaine2Carter . ' L f 1? is uk , atty arter Rosa ampos j 'ni L at J it . H . H 'J may . I . Sxally Eitemiller julian Castro L if - f- 'L E , ' I i'-- gg? DgSnFi!:a2e::1 gdheailhltlgrrrgphries C' 7 , I Lf,i iii Qi' 3 N Kathy Cober Barbara jeffers S '5 'L J L 'L i it ' i ' - Linda Shue Ben Murphy . Q V Y: L L x Slerry Nicfsnander ' J L Edwarg Parsekian Linda Bill Nancy Susan Bonnie lanice lane igggbuifgga Williams Wilson Wilson Wolfe Woodworth Youngs Zachman FIRST ROW: B. Bernard, P. Guest, J. Burgess, D. Blonchord, E. McMiIlen. Thompson, J. Donnon. SECOND ROW: J. Aerthun, C. Tim Speece Thomas Stoner Junior High Cheerleaders l5 7 Pictured above are Jesse Cruz, Rick Mericle, and Al Smith who were presented All League awards by Miss Sue Schug, also above, at the league presentation held in Maumee. These wrestlers helped spark the Perrysburg wrestling team in winning the Lake lnvitational Tourna- ment, placing third in the Northern Lakes League, and taking runner's-up trophies in the district tournament. - Nw' i. .ef Joel Augustine, after seven semesters Bob Fabrev was accepted by West Joan Karsteadt is one of the finalists of school, has made the ranking of Point Academv. in the National Merit Scholarship . . T second in the Senior Class. ests. Cathy Knepp, after seven semesters of school, has made the ranking of first in the Senior Class. Suzy Liebherr placed second in Dra- matic Declamation out of twenty con- testants from schools in the Northern Lakes League. Seniors receive recognition The Music Department achieved great success this year at district com- petition at Bowling Green State University. The band, choir, and girls' glee received superior ratings on all their presentations. For this accomplishment, they received the privilege of traveling to state competition against schools from all over the state. State competition was in Mansfield, Ohio, on April 25. At district competition, the band played Symphony No. 3 by Giannini, Prelude and Fugue in E Minor by Bach, and Preambulum and Conzonaf' The choir sang My Love Dwelt in a Northern Land, Come Hither Child, and Rest, and Shout for joy. The girl's glee sang Come Spirits 'Tis His Day, The Shepherdessf' and Night Song. ' Susan Skinta has been awarded the Dramatic Award for her performance as Anne in the Senior Play, The Diary ot Anne Frank. Jim McClain was named to the All League team and made honorable mention in All State and All American teams in football. Q-f ' V L 9 9 60 1:1 ,Y I -ar' ,lk l' ' fr J PATRONS Dr. Orr L. S. Pugh, M.D. 1. R. McAuley, M.D. j. M. Fraser, M.D. L. P. Baldoni, M.D. George F. Quidort Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsekian ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Paul Davis Tony Warncke The Gray Printing Co. The S. K. Smith Co. H. A. Powell Studios 6 Why? ........ Photography at its Best At ....... ...... T he H. A. Powell Studios B-ecause-The Personnel is the Best! A profit-sharing organization Insurance programs are provided KIMMEY KAY'S BEAUTY SALON A five dab' Work Week C-OOD LUCK TO THE '64 CLASS A good place to work-a good place to buy Five locations in Michigan and Ohio Dayton - Detroit - Kalamazoo - Livonia Toledo A Remodel-ing New consfrucfion ANDREW J. BADIK BUILDING CONTRACTOR 10501 Avenue Rd. Phone 874-4746 Perrysburg, Ohio cup ff If f 3 sf , r ,ii ft if ffl f . 4 Z! ...J- ' . ,F ,, an .K COMPLIIVIENTS OF Congratulations to The Class Of 1 964 Clifford Burdette, Prop. llBudH . 1 'jitt l,.i 1.L:Qt,,. 1, Cf- BREAKFA . . 0 WGST 3 LUNLN - snnowncusg . sw, , CH GCJRZGLQ MMXWELL House ' 'L' 16 3 COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 Machine Shop Service Speedometer Service Auto Paint House Paint C 81 S SUPPLY, INC. NELSON PAINTS 312 Louisiana Ave. 308 Louisiana Ave. 874-4394 874-4395 874-7989 874-7980 Automotive Wholesalers Complete Paint Line Car Radio Repair Alternator Service Marine Paints Industrial Paints 64 A COOK INSURANCE AGENCY of l i A s l Best Wishes to the Class of l964 We service Everything we sell Frigidaire Continuous Ownership Since l9OO sherwgjgxrlirqto Palms Margaret Cook Gorman lim Gorman Y 0 206 Louisiana Avenue Phone: 874-4282 C ' PERRYSBURG, OHIO 316 Louisiana Ave. Phone 874-4327 CITIZENS BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK OLDEST BANK IN WOOD COUNTY ORGANIZED 1879 218 N Rvt svsvzu MBE! OI' n n nwolunou e CITIZENS 16 QATULA7- ef: lo ,O if PHILIP DAVIS HIFI, FRUIT FARM DAMSCHRODER'S Downtown Toledo APPLES - CIDER PLUMS - PEACHES Everglades Restaurant COMPLIMENTS DEL'S SUPER DOLLAR USDA Ch B f Gd rhvg bl Karen Dauer ........ 47, 50. 53, 54. 55, 59, ..62, 115 Doug Dean ................ 50, 58, 61,115 Seniors Molly Deeth ........ 32, 44, 46, 51 , 54, 55.59,116 Rum Destatte ............ 52, 72, 73, 116 Carole Dorn ..,, 47, 49, 50, 58, 61, 116 Charles Abbott .................... 58, 109 l11'T1 Ehret ...... 12, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, Mike Ankenbrandt ................ 52, 109 ' 47, 49, 52, 84, 85, 116 Marti Armstrong ..3O, 45, 47, 48,49, Robert Falst .............. 30.47. 50.116 50, 53, 54, 55, 109 Beverly Fredericks ...... 47, 51,53, 54, joel Augustine ................ 45, 46, 109 I 55, 117 Patty Austin . ........... 32, 54, 55, 109 Lorraine Gable .... 50. 53, 55, 84, 117 Harold Avaritt .................................. Gerald Gardrvits ........ ........ .... 3 0 . 117 Ronald Badik ...... 46, 52, 73, 76, 109 5Ue CONYCI' ----- ---44. 53. 54. 55. 117 Ronald Badik 46, 52, 73, 76, 80, 109 Sandra Cray ..25, 26, 32, 54, 55, 117 Carl Barnard .............................. 110 Chuck Gray .......................... 52, 117 Kenny Barrett ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 52, 1 IO Petra Gregersen ......,................... 118 ludith Baughn ................ 51, 61, 110 ION Qufhfle .................................. 118 Charles Bayer ...,.. 42, 46, 52,84, 110 DENNIS HBNN ------ 12. 52. 84. 35. 113 Bill Berger ..........................,............. lan Hallman ........ SO. 53. 54, 55. 118 Tom Black ....,................. 52, 54, 110 Dave HGNSON ...... 46.50, 58, 61, 118 Ron Bohaczenko ........................ 110 IBNS1' HBYDHUGI' ---- 45. 46. 50. 52. 59. lohn Bondelier ............................ 111 . 62, 118 Kip Boulis ................ 52, 54, 73, 111 IIN1 I'lal'd6Sfy ............ 52, 73, 74, 119 lane Boyer .... 12, 32, 34, 37, 55, 54, Don Helmstefter ...... 30, 58, 61, 119 1 11 Sharon, Herroon ..... ..................... 1 19 Lawrence Bridenbaugh ........ 48, 111 Bob .HIIt ...................................... 119 jim Brossia ............................ 54,111 Kathie Hoffman ........ 50. 51, 52,55, kghn Brossia .............. ......,.........., 1 11 59. 119 Ike Brossia ...... 52, 54.73, 76, 112 Stanley Hopewell ...... 52, 72, 73, 119 Doris Brown ........ 30,47,51, 54, 112 DON61d H0516 .............................. 120 Bruce Bunte ........ 12, 44, 52, 54, 71, loann Hudson ...... 42. 46. 50. 54, 55. 73,112 I 58,62,12O Sue Burdette ......,........... 46, 51, 112 Louis HUNYOF ------ 52. 58, 73, 74, 120 Elsie Calevra .............................. 112 loanne Hutchek ........ 51.54. 55. 120 Melody Carpenter .... 49, 50, 53, 112 BGVGVIY IONGS 30. 45. 50. 53. 55. 120 lunior Carrizales .................. 46, 113 Anna lones-Bateman ...... 30. 50.51. ames Carruth .......... 46, 49, 52, 113 54. 55, 120 im Chambers ............................ 113 Ioan Karsfaedf . ......... 45, 46, 59. 121 ary Chapman .... 42, 43, 45, 47, 52. Mary Kelly .......... 45, 46. 50, 55, 59, 73,74,113 62,121 Bill Chiarelli .........................,...... 113 Bonnie Kessel ...................... 51, 121 Karen Chrisfison ...... 37. 54. 55. 113 Cathy Knepp .,..,... 27, 35, 37, 42, 43, Kent Christison .... 35, 42, 45, 54, 78, U I 45.46, 55. 58, 121 79, 114 lim Kohrmg ................ 52, S8,84, 121 oger Clark ................................ 114 Linda Kuszmaul .................... 51, 122 arl Clement ........ 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, Thomas Lange ................ 30, 46, 122 47, 49, 114 loann Laubenthal 46, 51, 54, 55, 122 arbara Cogan ,,,, 30, 47, 49, 51, 53, Tom Lease ............................ 58, 122 54, 55, 58.62. 114 Don Leverton .............................. 122 om Cook ...... 45,47,49,58,6O,114 Suzy Liebherr ................ 30, 50, 122 om Cordy .................................. 114 janet Luallen .,.,... .30, 44. 50. 53. 54. ohn Cornelius ..........,..... 46, 50, 115 55. 59. 62. 123 inda Corwin ............ 53, 54, 55, 115 Pat Lynott . ................ 46, 52, 59, 123 runa Costa ..31,43, 44,45, 47. 115 Paula Mancrllas ..... ......... 4 6.55. 123 esse Cruz ..................................,... Larry Mandell .......... 52, 54, 55, 123 arolyn Damschroder ...... 34, 37, 47, Charles Marsh .......... ...... 4 6, 50, 123 49. 50, 53, 55, 115 Susan Mazey ...... .................... 1 23 CHICKEN IN BOX FISH IN BOX - CARRY-OUT- HAMBURGS South Boundary and U.S. 25 Perrysburg, Ohio TR. 4-4271 FBO TOP RESTAURANT FRAUTSCHI BROTHERS HARDWARE FRONT PONTIAC SALES Porter Cable Power Tools PONTIAC-TEMPEST Sporting Goods Sherwin Williams Paints 0 Power Tools R CA Television Toro Power Mowers and Snow Blowers Scot t Lawn Products 307 Superior Rossford, Ohio OX. 3-4535 Goodwill Used Cars 118 E. Third St. Perrysburg, Ohio 874-4335 'I67 PAUL CORNELIUS MARATHON INDIANA AND ELM TR 4 0043 Perrysburg, 0. . jim McClain ........ 32, 42, 43, 44, 52, 54. 70, 73.78, 79, 80, 81, 83, 124 Ronald Meier .................. 45, 46, 124 Roberta Mellinger .... 30, 48, 54, 55. 124 Richard Mericle ..... ......... 4 6, 52, 124 Dianna Miller ...,.................... 58, 124 44 45 53 55 124 Kay Miller .... 42 Sandra Momberg' ...f..56, si, 55, 54, Timothy Underwood ...... 52,-1581, Ron Visser ................................. . Nancy Wagoner ........ 51, 54, 55. Alice Walters .... 45, 51, 59, 62, Phil Walters ............ 44, 45.46, Marie Warton ........ 51, 54, 131, Ph llis Weber ......... ............... 5 8, lo Khlelty ......,.....,,,,...............,...... 73, 131 131 131 131 132 132 132 132 133 MADE IN U.5.A. - v THE QUALITY MARK TO LOOK FOR I.lBBEY'0WENS'FORD a,GliectZlifamei41,Q-bfi: TOLEDO 2, oi-no Wherever you live, work, shop or travel, you'll find L'O'F Glass making it more enjoy- able. In homes, motels, schools and stores. In offices and fac- tories. In hospitals and church- es. In cars, buses, trains and planes. There's an L'O'F Glass that insulates windows. It's called ThermopaneC33 insulating glass. Another subdues sun heat and glare. L'O'F Glass that makes automobiles safer. L'O'F Glass to do a thousand things. And when anyone needs glass, there's an authority on it nearby-your local indepen- dent L'O'F Glass Distributor or Dealer. His name is in the telephone book Yellow Pages under Glass . Call him. 55, 124 Rebecca Wherry ...... 46, 54, 59, Frank Myers ........................... ...125 Dennis Wisebaker .... 28, 30, 59,6l, Barbara Nitsch .... 30, 45, 54, 55,124 133 ' Carol Witzler 53, 54. 55. 59, 62, 133 Michael Nitsch .......................... 125 Evan Witzler ............................ ..133 Larry Norton 46, 52, 58, 71, 73, 125 Lorine Yaryan ................,............. 53 Bill Ohls ...................................... 125 Larry YOUDES .,,.. ...... 1 3,133 Nick Pappas ........ 30, 42, 44, 48, 84, 85, 126 Penny Parsekian ..31, 32, 35, 36, 48, 53, 55, 126 lohn Osborn ........ 42, 45. 58, 61, 126 Bill Overmyer .....,.......... 58.61.126 Ralph Peterson ............................ 126 l Larry Pollock ......,................. 52, 126 n I loanne Protsik .,.............. 30, 54, 126 Linda Radocy ....,. 16, 30, 46, 51, 53, 54, 55. 59, 62, 69, 127 Corrine Rakebrand .... 30, 51, 58, 61 , 127 Bruce Anderson .... ......... 1 36 Bill Randall ..46, 52, 54, 73, 74, 127 Dan Arman ..... .... ............ I 3 6 Sandra Rigg .,.,. . .............. 30.50, 127 Marilou Artz ........................ 46, 136 james Rinker ...,., 46, 51 , 53, 55, 127 Sally Artz .................................. 136 Rudy Rivera .,........,...............,... ..127 Gerald Austin ............................ 136' Ken Roberts ......,.......................... .52 Stephanie Balch ..5O, 51, 54, 55, 57. Paul Roetter .......................... 61, 128 136 james Rogge 12, 46, 52, 55, 84, 128 Rebecca Battiste ...... 46, 51, 59, 136, Kathleen Salay .......... 45, 54, 55, 128 Mary Bauerschmidt ..42, 53, 55, 136 Susan Schiffman ....,. 51, 54, 55, 128 Susan Bentley ......,.........,....... 53, 136 Patricia Schneider ,,.,,. 39, 44, 45, 53, Debbe Bernard ................ 53, 55, 136 54, 55, 58, 59, 62, 128 Karen Bierly ......................... ..... 1 36 Paulette Seibold ......,........... 61,128 Rebecca Bondelier ................ 51,136 Duane Selling 52, 54, 71, 73, 84, 129 Nancg B005 .............. 48, 51, 54, 136 Carol Shue ...,.,..........,..,........ 58, 129 Bill oyd ............ 42, 44, 54, 73, 13 Susan Shue ,.,,,,............, ..,,..... 5 8, 129 Terry Bringman .................... 73, 13 john Sickles .,,.,..,.,......,............... 129 Dianne Brooks ............................ 1: Christine Siegfried ..59, 69, 73, 129 Linda Brossia . ......... 50, 54, 55, 13 Craig Sievert ...,........ 30. 59, 60, 129 Dave Cable ................................ 13,1 Susan Skinta ........ 28, 30, 45, 52, 59, Tom Cadwell .............................. 137. 62, 130 Richard Carpenter ........... ..... 7 3, 1355 Alan Smith .... 42, 45, 46, 50, 52, 54. Barbara Carter .... 50, 54, 55, 59 1:9-:Q 130 Tim Cherrington .......... 46,161 Ii jerry Smith .......,.. 46, 52, 71, 73,130 Alice Chilcote 51, 53, 54, 55, 58 15, loanne Smith .,,,,....... 53, 54, 55, 130 lim Christian ......,.............. ...48 Rick Steinline .......... 52,71,73,13O Olga Cordero ............................ 1. john Stolzer .,..........,,....... , .......... 130 Carmen Cordova ...... 50, 58,61 11,3 jim Stratton ,,................ 50, 59, 131 Peter Crane ................ .... 5 2, 72, 133 ludith sffayer ,...... ......... 3 4, 54, 131 Larry cmy ..,... .......... 5 2, sa, 73 ia? Janice Sutter 30, 50, 51, 53, 58, 131 Barbara Dauer .... 51, 54, 55, 58,: X5 Ned Taylor ......,,..........., 52, 84. 131 jf, 1 if I Have you noticed schools like this on your travels? 1 'X Probably, because new buildings are springing up everywhere. '- They are beautiful and functional structures with large ' glass areas to create an open-world atmosphere to eliminate the feeling of being boxed in. '5- eaa IRT Laboratories, shops and studyrooms are separated from twin classroom buildings by a broad, central court, Ithaca Senior High School, Ithaca, N.Y. Architects: Perkins Sz Will, White Plains, N.Y. H, 4 I COMPLIMENTS OF WITZLER'S FUNERAL HOME vw Mx I Congratulations fo the Class of 1964 COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. PIATT'S BAKERY 874-41 61 Perrysburg, Ohio Margaret Davis .......,,................, 137 Ken Kurucz .....................v.......... 139 Larry DeTray ,,,,,,.,,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,, 137 Michael Kuszmaul .......... 58, 61, 139 Lynne Dishong .... 50, 53, 54, 55,g1-i Eobk Lflmlgerf .......... IC an rum ........ . . . Christine Douse .......................... 137 Riqhard Lange .... 46, 52, 84, 85, 139 Tom English ,,......... ...54, 73, 84, 137 Deidre Leck ...................... .......... 1 39 Patricia Flynn 5o,53,54,55,el, 137 Allan Lehman ...................... 60,139 Nancy Freeman .................... 54, 137 jean Lemle .....,.. 27, 32, 55. 136, 139 Leonard Gable ................ 73, 84, 137 Lloyd Lemle .... 24, 52, 54, 73, 84, 85. Sandi Gaydeski .......................... 137 139 john Gorman .............................. 138 jim Lorenzen ...................... 60.139 Carla Crowdy ,,.......... 53, 54, 55, 138 Kailjy Marrlofl' ........ 50, 54, 61, 140 Robert Graham .... 46, 54, 79,88zO,183lg 21ljarmfnM Martin ........ 46. 54. gg. , c anus ........................ , Linda Crolle ........ 46, 50, 54, 61,138 Teena McMiIlen ............ 51, 55, 140 Farer:-' Ciuesf ........ 32, 50, 54, 55, SeneIdMzikerl ........................ e as ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,..,,,.., ona EFIC e ..... ............ . Lc1nda Elafhaway .................... 51, 138 Janice Michalak ..... ......... 5 O, 140 Mike Hayden ........................ 59. 138 Maryann Moreo ..... ......... 5 1, 140 Susan Hecox ........ 50, 53, 54, 55. 138 Cafole Nachffab ----A- ------'-------- 1 -40 Gregory l-lendal ..,,,.,...,,...,,... 46,138 Ray Nelderhouse ..----.----------------- l40 1811 Hlfks 13' 84' 85- 133 El5brZ15'H5ZrS'.:,la es 1la'56''52i el '123 0 11 lfe ...,................................ I I I I ' games! 1E1foffman -...-,-.-,. ...,.----.---,- 1 Lam Nhialge .................................. 1318 n ----,-'.' .-..-,-,'.- .ary o e ........... I ................. . 135,-,nef1-1 T-affman ---..-,,,-----,. 58' 133 Rrchard Nowogorskr .................. 140 37 -fH'Zf'Z'all- '1r? '1la'55Bc 15? f'1'?1'S'eB11'23'53' ml re D mgswor H ' 621135 Marilyn lahn Hrosko ................................ las lohn Pele ..,--, ------------------------s-,--- l40 Carole Humlong ........ 53, 54,g525,153f.2 RICK P9119E,Fg1l7g--Q65.8412-8425-85515446 Bonnie Humphries .,.,-,,,---.,-.--, 53,55 Darlene Pence ..: ......................... 140 paf Hunyor .,,----, 51, 53154. 55, 138 Hectpr Eerez ...... ........................ 1 40 lady Hurst .,,...............,.., 5l,5s, 138 Vgckg Philo .......----.---------------- 50.140 Mike Irvin .,.. ..........,. 4 6,54,138 glckl Powers .3-.-50. 515 25225 5525 210 Mike Ives ...... ................. 138 9Bl'll'la IC al' SOY1 ---- . . r 1 T I ................ . ............. 138 , , 140 jg1fT1a1??Z -,----.-..,..-,..-, ,..,,,., 5 0, 133 Rlck Rios .............................. 46. 141 Leonard lankowski .................... 138 1aCC1U91Vl R0b9f1S A --------- 52.54.121 Gene joseph -----'---..---.-------.' 61 139 l'7YC6 R0b9l:f5 ---, 50, 53. 5 1 Ssr David Kaczor I U ' 139 Charles Robinson .................. 1-Uaflll Kalmalel' ------ 53154-51 139 ZiaRr?E.rl:gsz''iijiiiiii-i::::1::ii3:: .... 1.141 grenial Keller 51.53. 54,55. gif. :gg Cafhi Roller .... 46. 50, 54. 58, 59,163 lm l mer ............................ , Priscilla Kirkby ....... .54, 55, 59, 139 Linda Rowe .........-.-.-.-... ------.--,--- 1 41 Dave Kleeberger ,,,,,,,,,-.,,,,,,,..,,,, 139 Gloria Sanchez ...................... 53.141 -1-om E' Kohl --'-----'. .------..----.---'---- 1 39 Martin Sattler ........................ 46, 141 Tom W' Kohl 34'7A194 3732 82311732 g11T'sSEhf1fr1' 55:11 7733 18401 , , , l c ml .... . . . . . . s a lc l ...................... 48. 139 141 L?r?d3aKogl:e1i .................. 59,so, 139 Richard Sfhoolef ------------ --g--6 ---- 121 Pamela Kopp ..,......... 5O,'59,6O,139 Susan Sclwg ---r---- 50-54-5 - 61' 4, Karhy Krasula .......... 51, 53, 55, 139 1719131311 55111111 ------------ 45' 59' 1' 1 Carol Krueger -----.'--- AAA.-., U H 61' 139 Eglrlneysgmwryglnd ................... .61 . Y ,.................. -..--.--1.. Carol Kuhlman ........ 50, 58, 60, 139 Bm Shaffer mm'-46, 52, 86' 136' 141 Kindergarten Left to Right: BACK ROW: Louie Hunyor, Bob Hilt, Craig Seivert, Tom Meyers, Dennis Hahn, Georgia ................ , Sharon Holgote, Chris Smith, Ronnie Visser, Al ............ , Ralph Peterson. SECOND ROW DOWN: Pat Atherton, Mazie Jones-Bateman, Judy Baughn, Janet Luallen, Jeanie ...,........ , Chris Gerken, Braden Kensey. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Schroer, Sue Mazey, Barb Cogan, Linda Spring, Diann Wolfe, Stemen, Brenda Kensey, Debbie Jenickie, Sue Liebherr. n Barbara Sheets , ................,.......... 141 Dennis Bisbee ..,,... ...... . ..... 1 43 Ronald Shiple ...,....,....... 73, 84, 141 lerry Bockbrader ...... ........ 7 3, 143 Sharon Short ............ 50, 58, 61, 141 Bill Bogkanski ....r................. 48, 143 Slecirgse Silvis .,,.........., Eng gotlhe ..................... .46, 53, e :mon .,.............. , , , o ro awe ...... .................. Sally Sluhan ..54, 55, 58, 59, 62, 141 lohnnie Brooks ...,... .................. 1 43 garolt Srpith ...... 53, 54, gi, 'lllpng Bgowln ...,....,........... 48, 73, ns op er mi ................ , in a uc ................................ ' S d .......... 46, 58, 73, 84, 142 El' beth B dz'l k .... 51, 53, 55, 144 large rsbiafer ........ 46, 53, 54,6535,'549j gdgfancafrrlgiwafai ........................ 14141 LUNCH AND DINNER , an a e es uno ............................ 1 h S 'tl .... 52, 59, 79, 80, 81, 83. I h Ch 'ngt .,.... 46, 60, 81, 144 0 n pl er 142 rialleisnfrghiaffallli .... 48,53,55,144 ICE CREAM Richard Stimmel .... 48, 52, 58,g?,l822 Eobeet Coge ..,......,...................... , nc nra .................,.............,.. Susan Strayer 51, 53, 54, 55, 59, 142 lim Cgpe ................................ 84,144 ia-12: 414 LO ' ,ana Av o er a or .............,.. , , au avls .... ...... , , , . RickkThI-orlglton ....,........... Sill Dagis ...,..... ............... Uls e Fran o es .................. , , effy ean ..............,......,...... , - glgmarles Jonilaniceglb Leagng Decko ....,......,............,..... Perrysburg, Ohlo n ,,,, , , , , re err r .............................,.... lo?'ni,Vlolgi1d ............ 46, 52, 73, 1-ullie dDeS'ffir.. 22, 32, 42, 55, 59, im o an ..,.... ..............,............ e an ei ey .............................. Roland Warncke ........ 48, 74, 86, 142 Mary Destatte .......,....,.............,. 144 Lynn: www .lZ...54. ss,e1. ga, ig -li-inda gest-Page ,,....... ................... 1 ZZ Owner-Gladys M, Rupp Step nie man ,,........,, , erry esta e ....... ..................... lim Xililliamser ...... 46, 52, 54, 73, 142 Pamela Dishong 48, 51, 53, 55, 144 Audrey Wilson ........ 46, 54, 55, 142 lon Donnan .............. 73, 81, 86, 144 Bill Wilson ................ 46, 54, 81, 142 Deborah Doutt ....,........... 55, 59, 144 geff Vvxgblson .............. 46, 52, 74, gene DDroZd ., ........................ 412, anie ise ....................,............. o ucat ...,..,..............,...... , see Ward 1422422 1:11 ames rig t .......... . . . ic ae ' emi er ....,..... , , 'oe S2-ss-sf-,114 224:12 COMPLIMENTS OF . . l mC ---- . 1 1 - . Catherine Zachman 53, 54,65I5,1549i Dave Fabrey ........ 46, 48, 52,86A?,l8J4 ' Carol Famer 55: 144 Kathy Ferrell ..,.....,... 48, 53, 59, 144 Diane Finch ..... .,......, 4 8, 53, 144 Joel Fisher ....... .................. 4 8,144 Cindy Flynn ..........,... 48, 55, 61, 144 m r lulie Fox ............ 48, 53, 55, 59, 144 fuse For :zz u :ana raser .... , , , , C-erry Fuller ..,................. 61,53, 145 6' Rosemary Fultz ..,..... 46, 55, 61, 145 5-ulie Agnjhun ..,,.. 46, 51, 53, 55, EOYCG Gage? ------------ 53, 55. 59, erry ert ,......,.................,... . regory I in . ................,.......... gqlaaxne Qmes ....,........... 53.55. 1213 Julie Gordon ........ .........,.. 5 5, 145 I rms rong .......................,.... L' d h' ,,,-,, ,,,,-,,,, 3 , ' Linda Barrett .... 48, 51. 53, 55. 143 ,lQ,ga,f'o5,Q,f, 5 55 lj? TR, 4-4242 jerry Barton ............ 42, 46, 48, 143 L-nda Cries ' Bob Bauerschmidt .......... 73, 84, 143 ' A ' 3' 14 S.5i,ng,,Bg:5':n, gggg--H -'-gggg ---- giigjffi 52235 Sill 131111111 ...,.. i:31ii21:2if,.:.14? 416 Louisiana Avenue jerry Bayer ' ,.,., :,,.73, 143 Iacque Hamburg .....,.........,. .61,145 Mike Berger ...... ............ 1 43 Dave Hancock .....,.... 48, 52, 86, 145 w- f-N-J,wmY , 5 Q5 7. A ' Congratulations fo the class of 1964 ZACHMAN ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED X Y : x ,T -M' -- .. , , .X WVW B. W. JONES-BATEMAN, INC Bullock or QUALITY HOMES Perrysburg, Ohio 874-4753 874-7814 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1964 LE gggvgumw GAS sift! Tau JONEYBATENBN 'ra msa Q mmm WWMW Lars ASI? 0. W I, -og..-U. First Grade Left to Right: TOP ROW: Bev Frederick, Marty Armstrong, Frank Myers, Dennis Hahn, .................... , John Brossla, Bob Hilt, Bill MocLennon, Dick Shromm, Jim McClain, Alon Gazley, Rick Thorton. SECOND ROW: Braden Kensey, Tom Meyers, Mike Ankenbrandt, Buz Carruth, Judy Boughn, Elsie Calevro, Jim Brossio, Janet Luallen, Tom Cook, Mazie Jones-Bateman, Charles Thompson, Harold Avaritt. THIRD ROW: Brenda Kensey, Janice Sutter, Barb Cogon, Stemen ................ , John Sickles, .................... , Potty Roller, Dionn Wolfe, Joan Karsteadt, Debbie Janeeki, ....... ..... , Lorry Mandell, Linda Hannah ...... .......... 6 2, 145 lla Mae Ross ,........... 48, 55, 59, 146 C T john Hardesty ...... ....... 4 2, 73, 145 lane Rios ............,..... 46, 53, 55,147 Lee Harding .......... .,.,..,... 5 9, 145 Amada Rivera ...... 46, 51, 53, 55, 147 Dennis Harris .,...... ............. 1 45 Karen Ruppert .... 48, 53, 55, 61, 147 Charles Heath ......... ....... 1 45 Florentino Sanchez ...,.......,.. 84,147 DQDGE 8, DART DEALERS sieve Heimsrener ,............,......,. 145 Patricia schade ........ 48,53,55,147 Phyllis Helvoight .................. 51, 145 Sally Schauweker .... 48, 53, 55, 143, Erlinda Hernandez ..,. 58, 59, 61, 145 147 TRUCKS Edwin Herroon .............. 48, 61, 145 Phil Schmidt ...,...... 46, 60, 143, 147 Denny Hinebaugh ................ 73, 145 Ceorgi Schneider ...... 48, 53, 55, 147 QUALITY USED CARS loan Hoffman ....,..... 4e,53,55,i45 lam Scholl .....,.............................. 147 E It F T T Mary Ann Hood ..48, 51, 53, 5111425 Qferrri Echoonover ......,,.... 53, 55, I' o n eminew ...,........................ . as on ree ShIerylHHgste ........................ gregogyil Sllank .......... 48, 73, 75, o n u son ........ ....... , ae ee s ...... . ..................... . PGVVYSPUVS, Ohlo Phone TR- 4'433l jodie Hunsucker ..... ....... 4 6,145 Mary shipie .............. 4s,53,55, 147 Nick Hunt ....,....... ................... 1 45 Rachel Shortridge ...... 46,48,6O,147 . .. Mike Huntzinger ,.......,... 46,73 145 lohn Siegfried ................ 58,74,147 l Carla Hurst .............. 51, 53, 55 145 Ruston Simon ..................... ...46, 147 Theresa jones .....,.......... 48,55 145 Karhy Siravo .,.... 48, 51, 53, 55, 147 3 Tom Kazmaier ................ 73,81 145 l. Mike Smith ............ 46.48, 52,14 Sandra Kaczor .......... 48, 53, 61 145 Mary Snyder ..48, 53, 55. 58, 61, 14 Lewis Heck ...,.., ..,..,............ ,... 1 4 5 Susan Stalter ............ 46, 58, 59, 14 Laura King ,,... ...............,............. 1 46 Carol Steele ............,........... 57,14 Karen Kohl .................... 51,74 146 Susan Steele .................... 48, 53, 14 Karen Kurucz .......... 48,51,53 146 Leonard Strayer .... ................. 1 4 Margo Ladd ,,.. 9, 48, 53, 55, 61 146 Donna Stricker ..... .....,,. 4 8, 14 Tom LaFarree .....,.,..., 46, 52, 73 146 Scott Sutton ...... ......,. 73, 14 Annie LaFrance ............,. 48,61 146 Lloyd Swanson .....,.............. 73,14 Andy Larson .,.......... 48, 58, 81 146 Bonnie Thielman ....... ,.... 5 5, 61, 14 Gene Lamb .................,........ 48 146 ludith Toland 48, 51, 53, 55, 59, 14 Patricia Lamson ......,..,.......... 61 146 Ronald Townsend ...,.................... 14 Phyllis Leonard ...,............................ Rick Underwood 42, 44. 48. 143, 14 Kenneth Lilje ................ ..48, 73 146 james Veith 46, 58, 59, 6l,81, 14 David Lowry ...,........ 11, 30,61 146 Roger Wallace ............................ 14 Patricia Luke ........,....... 53, 55, 146 Gary Walter . .................,..... 60, 14 Charlene Maddox ,......,,...,,,,...,.. 146 james Walters .............. 48, 58, 14 Yolanda Mancillas ,....... 46,55 146 Christine Wearley 22, 24, 27, 32, 42 lim May ................... .,..,..... 7 3 146 53, 55, 59.14 Tom McManus .,....,...,,.....,.,,....... 146 Mark Weaver ........,..........,.... 48, 14 Virginia Meyers ..,..,............., 57 146 Carol Weber ....... .................... 1 4 Randy Morlock ...........,........ 74 146 Sharon Weber ..... .............. 1 4 Ron Munse ...,........ 42.52.146 186 Ron Windon .... ....., ......., 8 1.14 Steve Murphy ,... 46,48, 58,60 146 Bob Wiser ......................,........... 14 Susan Noftz ............ 48,53,55 146 lulie Witzler ....................,......... 14 Terry Patton ., ,,........,,.,,,,....,..,.,,,,.... Anita Worrell ...... . ,.................,, .14 Linda Papik .,,,....,,,,,,..., 53,53 146 Michael Zieman ..46,73, 81, 82, 93 Sharon Parlette ..........,... 53,55 146 14 Kathy Perse .,.. ........ 4 6, 48, 53 146 Paul Poe ........... ...................... 1 46 lohn Quilter .,... ....... 4 8,73 146 Mike Raider .......,.. ,......,,,,..,..... 1 46 Robert Reef ....,..,,.,...........,,., 81, 146 lack Ruebensaal .....,.................. 146 Alice Reves . ..,....,..... 46,53,55,146 Ronny Richards ......,,,........,.. 73, 146 Ann Roetter .....,...... 48, 58, 61, 146 Congratulations to The Senior Class Compliments From of 1964 From Walt Harold PETERS STAMPING mme' Bi Perrysburg Division Donovan MACHINE 8. TOOL SUPPLY Compliments To The Senior Class of 1964 From The MESSENLGER PERRYSBURG ALFALFA MILLS, INCORPORATED DEHYDRATED ALFALFA, MEAL, BALED HAY, AND STRAW Fort Meigs Rd., P.O. Box 187 Perrysburg, Ohio Phone: 874-4425 - 875-7541 L 173 PERRYSBURG I PHARMACY John Gallagher OME ENTER ERVIC Prescriptions, Fountain, Cosmetics, Money Orders- Utility Bills COUNTRY CHARM SHOPPING CENTER Phone 874-4361 Lawnmower Repair, Saw Filing, Appliance Repair Insurance Repair jobs, Window Repair We service everything we sell and those we don't RCA Whirlpool and RCAVictor Washers, Refrigeration, T.V., Radio Stereo Paint, Wallpaper, Remodeling A COMPLETE LINE OF GRADUATION GIFTS ' HAR0lD'S JEWELRY Country Charm Shopping I Center JlNl'S CARRY OUT, INC. Cold Beer-Pop--Wines Party Snacks Party Ice-Block Ice Shopping Center-Perrysburg Phone 874-7741 Hours-I I A.M.-I0.00 P.M. Mondoy through Thursday 9 A.M.-IO:OO P.M. Fridoy ond Soturdoy 174 Closed Sundoy BRITTEN TURKEY FARM Home of Qualify Turkeys Perrysburg, Ohio RFD No. I Phone 874-6624 COMPLIMENTS OF MASTER CHEMICAL CURP. MAKERS OF TRIM . Perrysburg Ceramic Shop 334 Pine St. At Indiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio Rose and AI Wilson 874-4483 Cutting and Grinding Fluid 501 W. Boundary Perrysburg, Ohio F ii .ii if 874-7902 'f ' 5 I 'gfur-ii I --egw? U , wi' COMPLIIVIENTS OF SUllIVAN'S P. A. RADOCY AND SONS INC, MARKET ROSSFORD, OHIO STERLING MILK 410 Louisiana 4201 Perrysburg, Ohio I7 Freshmen Denny Albee ,,,,......... ,,,,,,, 7 5 jim Ankenbrandt ..... ....... 7 5, Terry Arbuckle ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Katharine Archer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 53 james Badik ......,,,,,....... 42, 75 Dawn Barber ....... ........... S 5 Phillip Barnes ....... ....... 7 5 75 51 Roger Bell ........ Gail Berger ......... ........ james Bernath ........ Christine Black ...... ........ 5 5 Pat Boland ...,....... .....,...... Bill Bolster ......... ........ 7 5 john Bothe .......................... 75 jim Bridenbaugh Robert Bringman Sandra Britten . 55 51 53 janet Brossia .........,.,...... 53, Kathy Burdo ..... ------- n n 53 55 joyce Cable ,.,,........,.....,. 51, Charles Campbell Marilyn Cleary 55 62 53 42 62 75 Betsv Clement .......... 53, 55. jim Conner ............................ Susan Cornelius jay Cummings .....58 75 148 jim Damschroder 42, 75, 82, 86 Ronald Dauer ..,....,..,....,,...,,,,,,,, Robin DeTray .,...,......,.,,........ 75 Duane Dilley ,... ,,,,.,., 7 5 Danny Dishong ..... ........ 7 5 Fred Doering .,.,... ,,,..,.,.,..... Pat Dowling ...... .............. 7 5 janet Eastman ................ 55, 62 jean Eckel ................................ Debbie Eckhardt ..,.. ...53, 55. 62 Marcia Ernest Gail Evans ......... Susan Faist ....... Avelina Fernadez 53 .......53. 55,62 .......5s, 55,62 Susan Finch ,...,,.,..,,., , , Pat Fishell ......... , ..........., 59, 62 Delphine Flores ,.......,....,,.,..,,.,. Kit Fox ...............,...... 58, 60, 75 john Frigmanski ,.,,....,,..., 60,75 jane Gallagher .......................... Helen Gardrvits ...,..v...,.., 55, 59 Susan Gilders ....,,. ,,..,.,.,.,,,., Marty Gilson .....,. .............. 7 5 Karen Graham ......., 53,62 Steve Grames ..... Ted Gravett ....... I ...,.. ffQffffffIQ55 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 Gene Gray ........ Scott Gray ........... Kathy Greene ..... Sheila Guthrie ..... Martha Haas ......... jean Harbauer .....,.......... 53, Laurel Harrison W nd H d ........75, 149 ........75, 149 55 149 ......149 49 55, 149 ......149 62 ,149 e y ay en ........ Cary Hazard ............ ......,.... ......149 55 Pamela Helvoight .... 53 , 149 Doug Hendel ...,,..,.......... 68, 61, 149 Gregory Herroon .... ................. 1 49 Scott Heslup ....... ........ 6 1,149 Tim Hoffmann ..,,.. .....,..... 1 49 Tim Hicks ......,i... ........ 7 5,149 Gary Hines ........ .....,,,,, 1 49 Gary Hudson ...... , ,..,,.,,,. 149 Sueann Hunyor ..,... ....,... 5 5,149 Paula Hupp .........,.. 55,150 Linda jankowski ,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,A,,,,,, 150 Edna johnson ..................,,,,.. Shirley johnson ........ Helen jones ........ 33 Robert Kaczor ........ David Karstaedt David Kazmaier ...... Diane Kazmaier jean Kazmaier ........ Terry Kazmaier ...... Doug Keller ..,........... Kathy Keller .........,.. Cindy Kesling ,... David Krause ........... Barbara Lamson Mark Landwehr Paul Laubenthal .... Martha Lehman ........ Arlene Lemle ..,,..,..,,. Dan Leyland .....,,,.... Bill Luallen ................ Taylor Lutz ,... 33, 42, Kathy Lynott .... 51 Kenneth Mahler Gilbert Mancillas Sue Martin .,,.,,,,.,....,, Iames Mazey ...... Barbara McMillen judy Meeker ............ Richard Meier .,....,,....,, jim Meiring .,.......... Becky Michalak ......., Timothy Minnick Linda Momberg Allen Monroe .......... . Karen Mulrooney Ken Nesper ........... Ed Nichter ....,...... Trudy Ohls ............................ 50 50 55, 150 150 50 50 55 ,150 55,150 uuu150 n,u15O unu150 62,150 unn15O 61,150 75,150 hnu150 55,150 53,150 75,150 unu150 62,150 58,150 202150 75,150 59,150 Uun150 62.150 55,150 75,150 75,150 huu15O 75,150 053.55 50 50 75, 150 50 60, 150 rg!--, , ' ,Zag 444414 M5 cz, -4606625 - 'W . GJL 610 sc cc, me 0114 TZZJQ ,aa of MQ., i Ahmad COAQQEJQJEIE do fill 4 sz Za rf 5 6416 AUZJQ . Lo. Cla ,J A W 5: 'M' ,fddlwwfzgfy 0ll C0 PANY W Perrysburg, Ohio f im 176 Second Grade Lett to Right: TOP ROW: Buz Corruth, Don Leverton, Bob Hilt, Croig Seivert, ,Bill Garrett, Bill MocLennon, ..,,.,.,.,.,,.,,..... SECOND ROW: Mozie Jones-Bateman, Elsie Colevro, .................... , Sharon Holgote, Jonet Hcirbough, .................... , Doris Brown. THIRD ROW: Lorry Mondell, Corl Bornord, Larry Norton, Chorles Groy, Harold Avoritt, Chris Smith. FOURTH ROW: Charles Thompson, John Bondelier, Lindo Spreng, Sue Mazey, Mory Miller, Rick Mericle, ..................... X I 2 ew .X, , X , ' ' 5 3 ,, K K A VV K , Q52 ., E 1 : xk -'.: Q ,.. K kk ,. K . .. A ..:, N W',m...s, 7721114 Jlcuzdzvalm, 128-130 Louisiana Perrysburg, Ohio ialalewclre ccnleliners ' Lleesv is 0 X Glassware r l VN f I- 65,53 f X nfl Q 4-, H. nunasus p 5 Papgrhoard V C0rl!3lIl8l'S -fu if 1 LJ Mumwan Bags Glass Pressure ii i ' gm : Corrugated Shlpplng Boxes Cummers 5 'F S-'D' 'rs f ' V 933 I I Q6 lifl W Plastlc Dlnnenuare Rlgld Plasllc Bottles Closure and Plastlc Speclaltles 9 scientific industrial building KIMBLE -I -- lx , R 5 ' Glass Laboratory If ff' I l si 5 , Apparatus N515 mga ff I 1 -M - - K K - QQ X' E il! 6 ' . E as 4 V E Krmersanu 5' J ' I 1 F' Q HEMINGRAY GIBSS Tubing KIMBLE KIMAXQ THINLITE F ,fi V' Glass Insulators and Glass Rod All-Glass Televlslon Bulbs Glass Plpa Curlaln Wall Panels Glass Block Krwreuz - Laboratory Glassware i Pharmaeeullcal Glassware QQQQKIMBLE UWENS-ILLINOIS as .om mm Andrew Okapal jerry Okenka , ..,,. Michael O'Neill Nancy Osborn .... Veronica Papik Paul Pappas ...... Romelia Perez ..,. Phil Philbin ...., joe Poe .,......... Danny Pollock ..., Ted Powers ..... Tim Quilter ........ Rachel Reyes ...... David Reynolds Rosle Rios .........., . Rene Rivera ........ Daniel Robedeau Ken Roberts .....,.. Leslie Robertson Michael Robeson Doug Robinson .... Mayo Roe .......... Ed Rowe .......,...... joyce Rowe .......... judy Ruple ........., Larry Sabo .......... Diane Sautter .... Karen Schmidt ,.,. Bill Schnittker .... Bilynda Schug .... Stephen Schwind Sharon Seiling .... William Shank .... Patricia Shears David Shiple ...,.. Lawrence Shiple Nancy Shiple ....., Rod Shirk .,.......... jim Sickles ,.,,.,.... jack Simmons .... Daniel Simon ...,.. Susan Smalley ...... jim Smith ,,,,,,.. .. Mike j. Smith ..,,.. Adelia Snuggs .... Steve Spangler ,.,. Sherry Sprunk ..... Mike Stanford .,.. --........-50. . 62, ............ 55, .......,59, ........ , QIIHSI nun HUUHEEU Iiff 111148 Us .NuuJ5, , ,...... EE Ei sau U . . ,55, .....,53, 55, 59, ..........A.53, 55. ......53, 55, 62, ..,.,.... 2iiai 66I'Li5 IIX2,i5,14d , 62, ............75, ........ 55, 1fuQfIf55fHi 55.62, C. Keith Stapleton .........,....,,,... David Stebel .....,.. David Stephens .,,. janet Stock ........ Gary Stoner ...,,... Patty Stratton .... Dale Swartz ,...,... nunnun5a,sL ..,......55. john Thompson ...,.........,,..,........ Debby Tinney 24, 27 33 53 55 1 1 I - 150 l5O 150 150 150 150 l5O 150 150 151 151 159 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 53. 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 Bill Thielman ...................... 53 55 Kathy Tomes ............ Vaughn Turner ....,...,.,........,.. jeff VanVorhis .................... Barney Voegtlen .................. Loraine Warncke 51. 55, 58, Terry Weaver ........................ Diane Weber .,................,..... Carol Welsh ..,...t.....,. 50. 53, john Welty .......................... David Wilson ........................ james Winterhalter .............. jean Winterhalter .... ......... Steven Wolfe .,..,.... Daniel Wygant .,... Danny Zapata .,,,.. ,..,,.... Gayle Zautner .,.. ..,.,,... 151 154 152 152 152 151 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES MARKET LOUISIANA AVENUE PERRYSBURG, OHIO 178 Fourth Grade Left to Right: TOP ROW: Buz Carruth, John Brossio, Shelby Bruns, Don Lever- ton, Alan Gazley, .................... , Bob Hilt, Dennis Hahn. SECOND ROW: Mazie JOnes-BQte- mon, Potty Lewis, Sue Schiffman, Paulette Seibold, Barb Cogan, Sandy Momberg, Debby Jenickie, Sue Burdette. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Kessle, Sandy Rigg, Tom Nolte, John Sickles, Bill Berger, Bill Coble, Larry Herick, Larry Norton, John Davis. KATHlEEN'S GIFT SHOP IO6 LOUISIANA AVENUE PERRYSBURC, OHIO 874-5131 BEST DEAL ALWAYS Perrysburg, Ohio Curl Schmidt Chevrolet CONGRATULATIONS PERRYSBURG SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL JIM ANGEVINE REPRESENTINC- THE MEll0CRAFT CO. Cleaning Chemicals and Equipment 179 JS. , QQ' 146' 38 I , t ,,,...-.Q-aw-, ' , l l l ffl' gt l ' 1' x l ,J Fifth Grade Left to Right: TOP ROW: Roger Clark, Dick Schramm, Evan Witzler, Shelby Broos, Tom Cook. SECOND ROW: Sue Schiffman, Carolyn Damschroder, Sandie Momberg, Sandi Gray, Joel Augustine, Ned Taylor, Buz Carruth, Tom Black, Ronnie ..................... THIRD ROW: Sue Mazey, Sandy iKramerl Kolvey, Sharon Holgate, Elsie Colevero, Kay Miller, Mazie Jones-Bateman, Alec Smalley, Pat Atherton. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Wagoner, Jo Hudson, Paula Mancillas, Sharon Seitz, Ann Todd, Steve Young, Dianna Miller, Tom Nolte. Y . A',:g?-4 '11 f , f T ,Qlr gg ' lltll i:,Q 864 Elm Street Phone Perrysburg, Ohio 874-6758 BETTY'S ENCHANTED COTTAGE Convenient locality near the swimming pool Your local informal, friendly shop High fashion in apparel, gifts, and home furnishings Betty Ulrich T80 owner 4j7,,,, NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 616 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio 874-5521 Hayes Travel Agency ll 9 f . TRA vruua 2 6 I.I.... .II. a s EUROPE? HAWAII? ORIENT? U. S.A. ? Let us help you plan your transportation and overseas arrange- ments now before space becomesscarce! We are specialists in overseas travel and can offer you many ways to save costs on your trip. Our service never costs you - but always gig-5 you ! HAYES TRAVEL TOLEDO HUUSE BDWLING GREEN AGENCY 0F TRAVEL TRAVEL CENTER 104 Louisiana 244 Erie St. 139 E. Wooster St. Perrysburg, 0. Toledo, Ohio Bowling Green, 0. Call TR-4-7933 Call 242-8421 Call 354-8171 Congratulations to the Class of '64 Congratulations Tony Callea . AND 402 Conant Street TW 3-3267 Maumee, Ohio Life is o grindstone . . . . vvhether it grinds you down or polishes you up depends on what you ore mode of. GARN REALTY COMPANY 105 LOUISIANA AVE. 874-4348 COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE and REALTOR 181 Sixth Grade Left to Right: TOP ROW: Mazie Jones-Bateman, Sandie Momberg, Sandi Gray, Joel Augustine, Roger Clark, Ron Meier, Lewie Cahill, Frank Myers, Buz Carruth, Evan Witzler, Bill Garett. SECOND ROW: Jim Brossia, Sue Mazey, Sharon Seitz, Jo Hudson, Lorraine Gable, Sandy CKramerl Kolvey, Carolyn Damschroder, Kay Miller, Sue Liebherr, Linda Corwin. THIRD ROW: Molly Deeth, Sue Gonyer, Alan Smith, Steve Young, JoAnn Welty, Larry DeTray, Chipper Martin, Pat Atherton, Ann Todd. BEST WISHES NORMS APPLIANCE CENTER Sales 8. Service Of All Home Appliances 208 Louisiana Ave., Perrysbur 874-43 59 0RMsm AD PLIANE 82 R. W. T inney CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l964 FREMONT 6' PERRYSBURC ROADS PERRYSBURG, OH IO H. A. STANFORD CLASS COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 I 208 1WeSt Boundary John s Motel and Restaurant per,ySbU,g, GMO MAUMEE, OHIO SCHREIER GREENHOUSE Inc. I East River Road EV 2-1941 I Rossford, Ohio BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1964 HOUCK'S REXAll DRUG STORE CoIvIPLIIvIENTS OF KENNY NESPER PHYSICIAN AND SURGICAL SUPPLIES 1OWl'1GI'1 KODAKS The Dependable Store DRUGS SODAS-CANDY I KENNY .S01'110 SERVICE I-IAI.I.IvIARI4 CREETINC CARDS '-OUISIPPP and Thffd PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 183 - 4 i . . ' Wlcnb, wana, Pnfmq. Frida Shop, C0NGRATULAT'ON5 TO THE JUNIOR, Mlsslis, WEARING APPAREL CLASS OF 1964 121 Louisiana 177 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Open Daily 9 to 6-Friday 'til 9 4 J ' gf? ,.f at .5- 2. -Q, wi 14. 5 5 w '9 5 .ali 1 'F i Z 5 'H LLL NV y k-t, k . L 5 1 x. L ' 1 B ,g , 3 Mini-fl JL 1 Q- I I u-LL -LJ CV! 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