Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-02
PUPILS ELECT OFFICERS
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absent because of sickness, has re-
turned to school.
The pupils of this grade arc
divided into two teams in artith-
metic and spelling. Team one is
a little ahead thus far.
Who did the unusually polite
act this week? 1t was Robert.
The pictures in this room have
been cleaned and rehung, and on
our clean and green-tinted walls
they look much better.
Our new bookdesk which the
high school boys kindly made us
makes a great addition to our
room and is very useful.
Seventh Grade
T. Miss Coel Redman is on the sick
list as result of fainting and fall
ing against the stone porch at the
entrance of the Rheinfrank hos
pital Sunday.
Dorothy Sutter is remaining at
home on account of illness.
Considering the fact that there
are thirty girls and only seven
boys in the seventh grade does not
|hinder the class from making a
good showing in agriculture, ap-
parently judging from the excel
lent papers recently handed to the
teacher one may not be surprised
if several of "our girls became
up-to-date farmerettes
Possibly that is not the only
timulas. They are working for
the first prize at the Wood county
Fair again next year.
Eighth Grade
The eighth grade elected their
lass officers Monday afternoon.
The results of the election were as
ollows: President, Orville Schal-
'er; vice president, Mary Jose
phine Letherer; secretary, Alvin
Sprague; treasurer, Mildred King.
The class is to be divided into
two literary societies and pro-
gram will be arranged by each
society during each month of the
school year.
High School
The Senior class met on Thurs
dav of las week, electing the fol
lowing officers: President, Walter
Thorton; vice president, Jeanette
Lownsbury; secretary, Charles
Hoffman; treasurer, Maribel
COnklin.
The Phi Sigmas will give the
first literary program of the year,
Friday afternoon at 200. Par
ents urged to come.
Last week the two literary So
cieties met and organized, elect
ing their officers for the coming
year.
The Phi Sigmas elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mary
Williams; vice president, Vernon
lSprague, secretary, Virginia Pope;
treasurer. Vera Hufford, editor in
chief, Lawrence Wiser; sponsors,
Miss Williams and Mr.. Hanely.
The Athenians chose the follow
ing officers: President, Leo Dib-
ling, vice president; Walter
Thorton; secretary. Karl Mills;
treasurer, Alan Ballantyne; spon-
sors. Miss Clay and Miss Maidlow.
We were very pleased and
profited much bv Rev. Spybey's
lecture on "The Ministry as Pro-
fession." His remarks were ap-
propriate and the youth had an
opportunity to consider the ad-
vantages and disadvantages of the
ministry from a professional view
point.
Perrvsburg high school will
lplay their first game of football
here October 10 with Prairie
Depot. Perrysburg lost one and
won one from Prairie Depot last
year, so a good game is expected
this year. Mr.. Hanely, our coach,
has our team in excellent trim.
Perrysburg's lineup: Ends,
Kopp and Thurlby; tackles, Bayer
and Mills; guards, Sheldrick and
Braun; center, Sutter; quarter,
Thornton; halves, Ballantyne and
Dibling; fnll. Wiser; subs,
Warnes and Reither.
With this lineup we expect to
defeat Prairie. Everyone come
and see this first game. We have
been coached in some classy col
lege plays. Come and see them.