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

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MAUMEE WEEKS Upper left: Lida Kopp finds Somethin' interest- ing to read during British literature. Upper right: Barry Johnston reveals his true school spirit in.an unusual wa . Bottom: Even varsity footbalr player Glenn Sut- ton was caught up in the celebrating of Maumee Week. tOpposite pagei Top: Even during Maumee Week students were hard at the books. Bottom: Gail Yager and Debbie Born take a break from diligent efforts of decorating the senior hall during Maumee Week. Students at Perrysburg High School were once again caught up in the exciting atmosphere of the annual celebration of Maumee Week, October 29 to Novem- ber 2, 1979. The week began on an upbeat Monday with students approaching varsity cheerleaders saying Maul Maumee . The 25th guy and girl to say the phrase to two unknown selected cheerleaders won a free ticket to the game that Friday. Tuesday was designated Hat and Tie Day and many students were dres- sed for the occasion in unusual and interesting combinations of hats and ties. Costume Day the corridors of the high school were filled with numerous creative and clever costumes. Thursday evening a snake dance through the streets of Perrysburg ended at the high school with a bonfire. Friday, the day of the game, was Color Day. School spirit was most obvious on this day as students wore black and gold. Overwhelming spirit and excitement generated over the previous five days carried the Yellow Jacket football team to a victory over the Maumee Panthers, another N.L.L. title, and the returning of the famous Ding Dong to Perrysburg again. mm

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Clockwise: Glenn Sutton and Steve Pheasant present the WTOL High School Football Team of the Year Award to principal Roland Eaton as Toledo's channel 11 sportscaster, Orris Tabner looks on. Becky Schoenlein and Heather Watkins work on a lab in micro class. Dave Kahle takes a break from a busy day in one of the library's new study cubicals.