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

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.Hi-! !•! } School Board Members (left to right)-Mrs. Jean Duston, Mr. Terry Emrick, Mr. Robert Shank, Mr. George Williams, and Mr. Ronald Hufford. Dr. Ronald L. Overfield- Kent State, BS; University of Akron, 88, MS; University of Missouri, Doctorate. Supermtendent of Schools. Dr. Karl M. Feltman-University of Miami, BSIE; Toledo University, B ED, M ED, ED Sp.; University of Michigan, PhD. High School Principal.

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And to you Walt, we also dedicate this 1973 Black and Gold. Walt Zieman with some of his momentos. No matter how you cut it, Walt ' s the best. TO WALT What can you say of Walt Zieman That ' s not been said before? For thirty-eight long years he did His job and much, much, more. He ' s done so many things for us Since we have been around That listing all the kindnesses Would cover lots of ground. Perhaps best known as bus driver. The best there ever was. He never had an accident And that is just because He cared so much for all the kids. And no one was more proud Than Walt, when bussing winning teams. Was part of that great crowd. Seventy-thousand miles he drove Without a bump or scratch To set a record that we ' re sure No one will ever match. He ' s seen more high school sports events Than anyone in town. That ' s just another glowing jewel In Walt ' s bright, shining crown. He never took time off from work. Not even a vacation. They finally said, You ' ve got to rest. Go get some recreation. To list the rest of all he ' s done Would surely take a while; So let ' s just say a few more things Walt ' s done (each with a smiIeK He ran the bu sses, fixed the pipes, Did the maintenance work. Carried mail to every school And not once did he shirk. He shuffled risers back and forth. Moved desks and chairs and junk. He found the time to cheer us When our spirits, low, had sunk. But what of Walt, the man, my friends. For this is how you measure The qualities he has in him That gave us so much pleasure. His friendliness, his helpfulness. His temper, always even. He is a man who speaks the truth, A man you can believe in. He did so many extra things We can not list them all, But through the years he always seemed To really have a ball. And so we bid farewell to you, Walt Zieman, our good friend. But rest assured our memories Of you shall never end. —By David IVIarkle, Pine Street School

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Robert E. Steinecker— Assistant Principal, Athletic Director. Heidelberg, John Lustig — School Psychologist. Glenville State Teachers College; BA; Ohio State, MA; Bowling Green State University. Toledo University, Bowling Green State University. William G. Manner— Administrative Assistant. University of Toledo and Bowling Green State University. Joseph J. Klein-Clerk, Treasurer. University of Iowa. Presidential Assistant to State Pres. of the Ohio Jaycees.