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

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IN MEMORY OF STEVE WILLIAMS. . . Steve wouTd have been a member of the Senior Graduating Class and is hereby remembered by his fellow seniors. His untimely parting was a great loss to the student body, the high school athletics, and clubs to which he belonged. He was quite active in all phases of the curriculum. His enthusiasm, energy and love of life were qualities that all students could do well to copy. He set a fine example for his fellow club members and boys on the athletic teams and his attitude in classes was certainly something that many others would do well to think about. It is in his memory that the following was submitted and a request made by his classmates that this page be given in his memory. We do pass along the way but once and the things we do as we pass through lets others know that we did pass through. Since we never know when we will leave this life, we should not waste our time. He lived, loved and made good use of his time, thereby setting an example to others. » % Then who will sing me Comfort song And cry the tears Hold? And who will takes his Memories And turns them into Gold? Then how will I Remember Steve With sunkissed eyes And hair? On windswept nights When stars are high And drifting like the Sea? I ' ll mourn because He is not here And smile because He is free. Anonymous n - . I

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BUS DRIVERS Left to Right-Douglas Pratt, Kay Spencer, Marie Nontell, Sharon Stacy, Coralyn Parsons, Susie Smith, M.ii l;uoi iic Kiisin, ( ,oiiiiiilc |udy, Bernard Eckel, IVlary Arendt. NIGHT CUSTODIANS DAY CUSTODIANS Left to Right-Robert ). Frantz and Edgar Scott. Below Right-Mrs. Mildred Mc- Namara. Left to Right-Ken Robbels, Mrs. Sarah Hoffman and Paul Kopp.

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