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

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For First Time Somethin' Printed Professionally In its 57th year of existence, the Somethin', Perrysburg's official school newspaper, was published by a class of 15 seniors and three juniors, under the direction of Mrs, Susan Jascob. For the first time in many years, the Somethin' was professionally printed at the Messenger-lournal. Besides the school newspaper, students wrote for the Messenger-Journal, Bowling Green's Sentinel and the suburban sec- tion of the Toledo Blade. The newspaper is associated with the Northern Ohio Scholastic Press Associa- tion tNOSPAi. Somethin' Staff: trow 1i Becky Tudor, Roberta Smart, Mary Thornton; trow 2i Leslie Dirr, Sharon Stroko, Debbie Post, Cindy Fraley, Tracy Faherty; trow 3 Kevin Gottfried, Dave Estel, Tim Billnitzer, Karen Carter, Pat Brown, Bill Balliet, and Todd Grosjean. Junior David Estel was named outstanding re- porter of the year, the first time in seven years a junior had won the honor. Debbie Post was the '79180 co-editor of the newspaper with Mary Thornton as the other edi- tor. Debbie was on staff for two years. Kevin Cottfried was named outstanding journal- ist of 1 980. Kevin served on the staff two years and was also on the yearbook staff. He and Tim Billnitzer served as the varsity sports writers this year. Tim won an award from NOSPA for his covie'rage of the PHS state volleyball champi- ons ip. Karen Carter was the photography chief for both Fublications this year. During her two year in pub- ications she won many awards for her work. 27

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Black and Gold Staff Plans Yearbook Black and Gold Staff: maatew Brian Fischer, Anna Philo, Karen Carter, Amy Smith, Becky Rhodes; How 3 Debbie Kohl, Robin Smith, Sue Buckley, Melissa Young, Bob Montgomery; trow D Mary Thornton, Karen Fry, Stephanie King, Linda Riddell, Pete Mun er, Todd Crosjean, Kevin Gott ried, Dave Estel, Larry King, Ken Stanford. Above: Yearbook staff with their 1979 Christmas treem compliments 0 Ken Stanford, Kevin Gottfried and Todd Grosjean. Above Left: Stephanie King, Bob Montgomery, and Karen Carter were on the staff for two years, 1979 and 1980. Left: The staff's business leaders were Linda Riddell, Melissa Young, Brian Fischer, and Amy Smith. 26

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Creative Writing Keeps Up The Tradition Every year, the two creative writing classes with Mrs. Kiernan, advisor, are responsible for producing the annual literary magazine, Words, Wisdom and Wit. This year is no exception, and along with added material contributed by many other PHS students, it was once again published for the enjoyment of the student body. Fifty students compiled the 93epage book, which was put together by Mr. Tom Shadek and the Graphics Ii class. The artwork below idone by Stephanie Kingi, also served as the cover artwork of the 1980 Words, Wisdom and Wit booklet. F x a V 1., .274 MiI-M'U lh:h pl 28 Creative Writing, 15t semester: iin fronti Rosemary Labanara. ibottom rowi Kathy MCG.UI.re, Sher Simons, Chris Coyne, Yolanda Castillo, Chris Verkin, Theresa Carpenter. and row Rich Lelbich, Lind. Dirr, Debbie Shank, Cindy Fraley, Judy Gunn, Debbie May, Tom Simon, Bruce Sass. i3rd rowi Chri Scholle, Phil Kokinakes, Linda Thomas, Mary Meerdink, Peter Hebert; Creative Writing, 2nd semester: ikneelingi Sue Furland, Sherri Jones. Tracy Barher, Tammy Shank isittingi Meg Robie, Kim McCamey, Shari Place, Danielle Molnar. istandmgi Scott Crippen, John Kellum, Gayle Yager, Donny Whither, Sharon Hainley, Mrs. Kiernan, Jeff McLary.