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

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Science Gives Background in Technical Fields Teaching physics, Algebra IA and Physical Science 9A is Mr. Vickery. He has attended Ohio State University, the University of Minnesota, and the University of Michigan. He received his 8.5. in education and his MA. in science teaching from the University of Michigan. Mr. Meyer, Ci generoi science teacher, has spent his second year here He attended Heidelberg Coi- lege, Findlay College, and Bowling Green State University. Department chairman, Miss Louy teaches chemistry and has taught here for eleven years, Although she received her BS. from DeSoles College and her MS. from the University of To Iedo, she has also attended the University of Detroit, Case Institute, Bowling Green State University, the University of St. Louis, and the University of Notre Dame. The biology and physical science teacher, Mrt Smith, has been here ten years. He earned his 8.3. in agriculture, Master of Science, and 3.5. in education from Ohio State University. However, he has al- 50 attended Western Reserve University, the University of To- ledo, and Bowling Green State University. Mr. Tank, who has spent two years at Perrysburg, teaches general science and biology From Findlay College he received his B.S. and has done graduate work at Bowling Green State University Mr. Tank is athletic co-ordinutor and head wrestling coach. The science teachers are Jon Vickery, Charles Tank, Mary Ann Louy, Rodney Smith, and Carl Meyers Constructive Uses of Mathematics Are Ta ughte on Many Levels Mr. Abke, who teaches geometry and general math, has been at Perrysburg a total of seven years. He attended Bowiing Green State University, Case Institute of Technology, and Ohio State University. From Bowling Green State University he re- ceived his 8.5. and from Ohio State University, his ME. Teoch- ing physics, Algebra i, and Physical Science 9A is Mr. Vickery. He sponsors the Moth-Science Club and has taught for four years at Perrysburg. Mr. Rogers is chairman of the Math de- partment. He teaches Algebra II, trigonometry, elementary functions, solid geometry, and probability. From the Uni- versity of Toledo, Mr. Rogers received his Bachelor of Educan tion and his MA. in mathematics. This year, he is also a spon- sor of the McthScience Club. He has spent fifteen years at Perrysburg. Mr. Peeps, who has taught in the school for three years, instructs Algebra I classes. He received his Bachelor of Education degree from the University of Toledo. Members of the mathematics department are Poul Abke, Jon Vickery, Hance Rogers, and Richard Peeps. 22

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History and Civics Give Us In January, after gradtjating with a BS, from Bowling Green State University, Mr. Schick took over Mr. Wolfels civics classes. Upon Mn Wolfe's resignation, Mr. Schick was hired to teach during the second semester. In her hrst year at Perrysburg, Mrs. Pinkuva taught American History and civics. She received her 8.5. in education and an MA. from Bowl- ing Green State University. She has also attended the Uni- versity of Toledo. This year she sponsored the FTA. Mr. Ivan- C50, who has been at Perrysburg two years, taught World His- tory and acted as sponsor for J.CAW.A.. He received his Bachelor of Education and MA. in history from the University of Toledo. Mrs. Jimison, besides teaching Spanish I, teaches American History. She received her 8.5. in education from Bowling Green State University and has taught here for one year. The history department teachers are Mary Ann Pinkovo, Donald Schick, James lvuncso, and Rosales Jimison. Languages Create a New Channel of Study Miss Roeger came to Perrysburg last December to replace Mr. Pusquier who taught French. In the high school Miss Roeger teaches French L , and III and sponsors the French Club. She received her certification from the University of Coen and her Bachelor of Education from the University of Toledo. Mrs. Lewis, who teaches French l, Spanish II,IIl, and IV, has been here for seven years. Her B.Sc,wos acquired at Ohio State University where she did both undergraduate and graduate study. She has also clone graduate work at the University of Toledo. This year she sponsored the Span- ish Club while acting as 0 Junior class sponsor. Mrs. Jimison has experienced her First year at Perrysburg as both an American History teacher and a Spanish I teacher. She earned her B5, in education from Bowling Green State Uni- versity. This year she was also Ci Freshman class sponsor. The Latin l and II teacher, Mrs. Bauer, has worked at Perrys- burg for five years. Although she acquired her A.Bi from Wittenberg, she has also attended the University of Wiscon- sin, the University of Cincinnati, and Bowling Green State University. Mrs, Bauer is chairman of the Senior class sponsors and also adviser to the Latin Club. Judith Roeger, Jeanette Lewis, Rosaleo Jimison, and Dorothy Euuer teach the languages oHered cit Perrysburg. 21

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Robert chestine teaches art at Perrysburg High School. Art Teaches Beauty and Appreciation Mr. Notestine has been at Perrysburg for eleven years. Al- though he received his 8.3. in education from Bowling Green State University, he has also attended The University of To- fedo. This year he was one of the Sophomore class sponsors. They Direct the Sounds of Music Department head, Mr. Menichetti, during his nine years here, has taught instrumental music and has directed the bond and orchestra. He received his Bachelor in Music Education and his M.A. in music education from the University of Michigan. He has also attended The University of lilinois, Western State Teachers' Coliege of Colorado, and Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New 'Yorkt He directs the community orchestra and serves as advisor to the bond boosters. Assistant band director Mr. Heidemann has spent one year teaching. He is a recent graduate of Bcldwin-Wollace College. Among his re- sponsibilities is direction of the iunior high band. Mr. Markle has directed vocal music in the schools for six years. He re- ceived his 5.3. in education from Ohio Northern University and his M.A. from Ohio State University. 23 The teachers in the music department are David Murkle, Frank Menichetti, and Paul Heidemenn.