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

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Janitors Work Capably Behind the Scenes The icnitors on the first shift ore Theresa Hutchek and Robert Frontz. Thanks to The custodians, our new school is kept in beautiful condition. Evidence of Their service is plainly visible. Mrst Cogan. and Mrs. Schneider have worked In the system for two years The cafeteria cooks ore Marie Ames. Diand Thrush, Ruth Caldwell, Olive Bernard, Helen Kilmer, and Genevieve Crowell Knot picturedt. 28 Florence Cogon, Ruth Schneider, and George Jones, Jr. work later in the day to keep the school in top conditiont while Mr. Jones has been here for seven years, Mrs. Hutchek for twelve years, and Mr. Frantz for four years. Cooks Serve Us Daily The cafeteria staff keeps busy dolly preparing nutritious lunches for The student body. Miss Thrush, Mrs. Barnard, and Mrs. Kilmer have worked in The cafeteria for two years. Mrs. Ames has been in the system for four years and Mrs. Caldwell for nine years. Mrs. Crowell, the superintendent, has been on the stuff for two years.

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Thera py Improves Speech Mrs. Davis came To Perrysburg shortly after the First semester to replace Miss Cynthia Boyer C15 the speech and hearing therapist. She graduated from Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor of Science degree. Charlotte Davis works in speech and hearing therapy. Our Health Is Kept Intact Mrs. Spoerl, Ct registered nurse, has been the school nurse for fifteen years. She received her diploma from the Mercy School of Nursing and did additional work of Bowting Green State University. This year she sponsored the Poromedicol Health Careers Club. Virginia Spoerl looks after the health of P.H.S. students. Library Adds to Education Mrs. Burkhart has been responsible for the high school library for the past two years. In addition, she sponsors the Library Club and Y-Teens. She earned her B.A. at the University of Michigan and her MA. in edu- cation at Bowling Green State University. Marie Burkhart is always wifling to help students with research in the libraryt 27

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Safety Is Taught in Drivers' Education Mr. Schqd has taught drivers' education for five years, bofh during The school year and in the summer He received his BocheIor of Education from the University of Toledo and has done work of Bowling Green State University. This past year he taught at Pine Street School. Edward Schad coaches young drivers. Bus Drivers Keep Wheels of School Turning The bus drivers are one of the main arteries of the 55 $' lath school sysfem. Each has a good record of service. Mr. f! Moser has driven for Three years, Mr. Duhomel for h hnhx'ghxs rwo years, Mr. Eckel for eleven years, Mr. Gordon for fifteen years, and Mr. Zieman for fwenfy-seven years. Besfdes these men, Mr. Gilson has operated 0 bus for Ten years, Mr. Prat? for seven years, and Mr. Pusfoy for five years. Mr. Pyers serves as 0 sub- sfifufe. The drivers are Donald Maser, Donald Duhcmel, Bernard Eckel, Clarence Gordon, Vic Fyers, Wul? Ziemun, Stanley Gilson, and John Pustoy. Douglas Fran is no: pic- tured.