Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1942 volume:

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However, if 'rhe deparlure of Joe Baird, Chuck Pardee, John Beclc and a hosr of Maumee alumni, if lhe lragedy of Tommy Weaver have served To bring 'ro mind Jrhe palriofism 'lhal is and should be a parl' of every American, Jrhen we have learned a lesson rhal' will cerlainly challenge us fo do our perl in every srrall way 'ro help pro- lecl lhis grea+ counfry of ours. 2 YOUR SCHOOL AND YOU If you wani +o go To lhe lcind of a school Thal's The kind of a school you like. You needn'1' slip your clofhes in a grip And sl'ar'l' on a lonq, long hilce. You'll find elsewhere whalr you leff behind For ihere's noihing +ha+'s really new, .l+'s a knock ai yourself when you knock your I+ isn'+ your school, i+'s you. Real schools aren'+ made by pupils afraid Lesl somebody else gefs ahead: When everyone worlcs and nobody shirlcs You can raise a school from 'rhe dead. And if while you earn Jrhe honors you crave Your neighbors rna earn some loo, Your school will be wha+ you wam' +o see, I+ isn r your school, i'r's you. And if in life your baffle is won Through consfanf foil. and morals Jrrue, l+'s fhe co-operarion of more lhan one H is The work of your school and you. 3. school We Present 44 ff 44 OUR TEACHERS . . . PAGE FIVE OUR CLASSES .... PAGE EGURTEEN OUR CLUBS ...... PAGE TWENTY-THREE OUR TEAMS ..... PAGE THIRTY-THREE QUR TEACHERS i SUPERINTENDENT HAROLD H. EIBLING Bachelor of Science, Ohio Norfherh lvlasler of Arfs, Ohio Shale Our schools muslr slimulafe rajrher ihan slifle wholesome curiosily and inifiafive -group worlc musf noi eliminale individualism-educalion must eller ell, be achieved and noi besfowedf' ROS EMA RY RAGAN Office Secreia ry -Mr. Eibling. 1 Firm 'Mi- ..-....Ti.,..1.....,,......irW.-...,T... .. , ,.,, -, H, -,.--,A MNH? - X 5 a ' nf W . M , H 0 . PRINCIPAL HOWARD H. PALMER A Bachelor ol Arls, Wilmingfon naw www Masler ol Arls, Ohio Slale Firs+ impressions are lasfing ones. A+ llwe end of my firsl year in Maumee, il is my impression +l1a+ llwis annual represenls a very capaloe annual slafl, an efiicienl facully and a harmonious sludenl body. 1 -Mr. Pa mer. 7 PHYLLIS SHEPERD Office Secrela ry 7 Q 5.3 Eli KAZMAIER, ASMUS BAKER, LAWRENCE ROBERT BAKER IT you've ever wandered down The hall and happened To look in Mr. Baker's Physics room l'm sure you would see quiTe a sighT. You would see all The Tellows very hasTily engaged in working ouT Their experimenTs lThaT's all righTl buT abouT The middle oT The room you see Tour girls diligenTly Trying To geT The resulTs. Once in a while They surprise The boys and come ouT on Top wiTh The righT answers. BUT really They aren'T so bad and Mr. Baker Thinks They mighT come ouT all righT. Mr. RoberT Baker aTTended Ohio NorThern and received his Bachelor of Science degree. l am Told ThaT while aT Ohio NorTh- ern he was quiTe a singer and Traveled around ,wiTh The choir aT The UniversiTy. Mr. Baker musT be a very busy person because when he was asked his peT peeves and hobbies, he iusT laughed and said he didn'T have Time Tor Them. Maumee High is The TirsT place he has ever TaughT. When he sTarTed he TaughT sevenTh and eighTh grade MaTh, buT when Mr. Webb leTT Mr. Baker moved upsTairs and now Teaches Physics and Freshman science. RALPH ASM US D-esa-r - - - Space - - - S-i-r - - - Space. TypewriTers are clicking and dicTaTion is Tlying in Ralph Asmus's classes in The commercial rooms oT Maumee High School, Mr. Asmus received his Bachelor oT Science in EducaTion De- gree Trom Bowling Green UniversiTy in I936. He did graduaTe work aT Columbia UniversiTy in New York CiTy and received his MasTers Degree in l94l. He is a member of Phi DelTa Kappa, honorary educaTional socieTy. His hobbies are phoTography and Traveling. He has spenT Tour summers in New York CiTy and has gone To The EasT on Two high school class Trips. However, he preTers living in The middle wesT and says he would like To Travel in The Tar wesT nexT. He prefers dancing To The movies and likes To relax in a cool breeze and lisTen To baseball games. As Tor sporTs. he likes To play baskeTball buT enioys waTching The oThers. Chicken-as long as iT's The whiTe meaT, dressing, mashed poTaToes, and gravy-make his mouTh waTer and he's so crazy abouT Jell-O ThaT he buys iT by The case. CoTTee and Pepsi-Cola saTisTy his ThirsT quiTe perTecTly. Mr. Asmus's peT peeves are loafing, gossiping and griping. DONALD KAZMAIER Farm boy makes good in big ciTy oT Maumee! This is Don Kazmaier's liTe accomplishmenT in one senTence. Mr. Kazmaier was born in Wood CounTy on a Tarm and some- Time laTer moved To Maumee where he has lived Tor TwenTy- Tive years. Kazie graduaTed Trom Toledo UniversiTy and has aTTended Bowling Green UniversiTy during several summer sessions. He is a Sigma BeTa Phi TraTerniTy member. His inTeresT in TooTball and Track may be Traced To The TacT ThaT he was capTain oT boTh of Those 'Teams while in college. He says ThaT in his middle age. aT present his sporT inTeresTs run in less sTrenuous Tialds, namely: bowling and golf, boTh oT which he seems To Think he's Terrible in. Mr. Kazmaier's greaTesT inTeresT is in his liTTle gal , Kay. l-le likes To hammer on The piano aT home-when ALONE! lT is inTeresTing To noTe ThaT Kazie played in dance orchesTras Tor Ten years in his younger days. His TavoriTe Tood is loTs OT everyThing good, especially good sTeaks, which he can'T aT- Tord lThese Teachers and Their preference To sTeaks.l He likes To play pinochle if he geTs good cards and he always beaTs his wiTe, and he adds The phrase-in cards. He admiTs ThaT she is a beTTer conTracT player Than he. Mr. Kazmaier is anxious To geT sTarTed wiTh The high school golT Team This spring. They play Their home maTches aT HeaTher Downs. He expresses The wish To play golf like Paul RecTenwald. MARION LAWRENCE Have you ever been on The second Tloor oT Maumee High School and smelled Those sTrange sulphur odors TloaTing around? Upon TurTher invesTigaTion you Tind The source oT Them To be in Mr. Lawrence's ChemisTry and Biology room. You mighT Then wander up To The TronT of The room and find Mr. Lawrence very busily land paTienTlyl engaged in Trying To explain To his sTudenTs whaT makes The odor lor whaTever he has To explain abouT whaT makes whaTl. lf you were To geT inTo a conversaTion wiTh This very busy man, you would Tind ThaT besides Teaching, he also does a liTTle Tarming in The sum- mer. This seems To be one of his hobbies. He also is very much inTeresTed in music ll believe some of us can remember when he used To Teach music aT good old Maumee Hi l. Larry can Think oT noThing any 'finer Than a nice iuicy swiss sTeak and aTTerwards as easy chair. He doesn'T parTicularly care Tor The movies buT Dumbo was an excepTion and was enioyed by The proTessor very much. IT he never accomplishes any- Thing else, The one Thing he expecTs To do is To educaTe his pupils To leave The waTer Turned oTT, noT To Turn The gas on and To leave The rods in Their proper places in The Biology room. lf he could do This he Thinks he would have accomplished The biggesT Task he ever seT ouT To do. MARIANNE BELDING Miss Marianne Belding, head of The ArT DeparTmenT, goT her Bachelor of Science in EducaTion aT Ohio STaTe and began her painT and brush career in I939. l-ler special hobby, appro- priaTely enough, is painTing and she also likes To sew. She makes her own cloThes, some of which she designs, Reading is her TavoriTe pasTime. She likes music in general alThough she says she has no special musical TalenT. Her Tavor- iTe meal conTains sTeak and mushrooms. pineapple sherbeT and loTs oT coTTee. Whenever Miss Belding Thinks of special class characTerisTics she Thinks oT her eighTh graders always asking Tor an exTra period besides Their own and The high school sTudenTs Trying To geT OuT of having Their assigned work. STenciled place maTs in Mexican and Tloral designs were The special proiecTs oT The high school class, They also made wood- en phoTograph albums and scrap-books. The eighTh graders made modelled meTal plaques and The sevenTh graders carved heads ouT of plasTer paris. RICHARD HAGEMEYER Upon looking inTo The IndusTrial ArTs shop on The lower floor of our building, l Tound Dick l-lagemeyer busily sTudying some blue-prinTs. Our new blond and handsome member oT The TaculTy goT his Bachelor QT Science in EducaTion degree aT Bowling Green Uni- versiTy and is a member oT Phi Be TraTerniTy. l-le has aTTended STouT lnsTiTuTe in Wisconsin. AppropriaTely enough, his hobbies are in The aThleTic Tield where we know him as ThaT assisTanT TooTball and baskeTball coach who looks so young ThaT iT's hard To disTinguish him Trom The members oT The Team. Mr. l-lagemeyer likes lofs oT everyThing To eaT and he is such a congenial Tellow ThaT he doesn'T even have any peT peeves. The scope of The lndusTrial ArTs work is very wide and inclusive. Teaching boTh Junior and Senior High classes, Mr. l-lagemeyer musT have knowledge in a varieTy oT Tields aT his command. The subiecTs TaughT in The lndusTrial ArTs classes range Trom draw- ing and wood work Through plasTics, bench, arT and sheeT meTals, To Torging and machine shop work. NexT year, in The inTeresT oT defense, some new subiecTs are To be added To The lndusTrial ArTs course. These include air- craTT sheeT meTal. Toundry, welding. auTomoTives, and ceramics. The machine shop course is To be expanded also. BELDING. l-IAGEMEYER KATHARINE SEARLES Every speech musT have an inTroducTion and so musT every person, so we would like To inTroduce To you a newcomer To our school This spring, Miss KaTharine Searles. A graduaTe oT NorThwesTern UniversiTy. Miss Searles came To us To prove whaT an excellenT Teacher and Triend she can be. The TacT ThaT she is a Teacher is quiTe a surprise To herself as she never knew whaT she wanTecl To be. However, her moTTo was, Never a Teacher! She adores The ConcerTo and hamburg and onions lquiTe a combinaTionl. She is inTeresTed in DramaTics, having direcred You Can'T Take IT WiTh You in our school This spring. l-ler TavoriTe acTress is KaTherine Cornell, one oT The greaTesT Broad- way sTars. QuiTe a sTarTling TacT To mosT people is her birThplace, Peping, China. Her TaTher was a Teacher in China, which accounTs Tor her being There. She came To America aT The age of Two, re- Turned To China and came back To America aT The age oT nine again. She has also visiTed China, Korea, Japan, Canada and WesTern UniTed STaTes. l-ler aim is To be a radio producer. a career quiTe suiTable Tor a dramaTics Teacher. I HOWARD PALMER AnoTher one oT our new Teachers is our principal, Mr. Howard Palmer lnamed Howard because he was born on Howard TaTT's birThdayl. Mr. Palmer Teaches The Seniors American Problems. lT's noT enough To be principal, buT he also has To Teach THOSE Seniors. IT you Think ThaT's noT a year's lor maybe Two he's beginning To Thinkl iob you oughT To Try iT someTime. Mr. Palmer iusT can'T undersTand whaT people lSeniors es- peciallyl have To Talk abouT all The Time. If he doesn'T Teach Them anyThing else, he's deTermined To make Them sTop Their chaTTering beTween The Time he sTops To geT his breaTh and sTarTs Talking again. IT he accomplishes This he is To be highly compIimenTed. AnoTher Thing he wishes people would do is geT enough sleep The nighT before so They won'T have To sleep in class lnoT ThaT he minds, buT he haTes To disTurb Theml. BeTore coming To Maumee, Mr. Palmer lived in Mark CenTer. He Thinks Mark CenTer is The besT gardening spoT There is lnexT To Maumee, oT coursel. JOHN RINEHART IT everyone could chew gum as graceTuIIy as Mr. RineharT, I'm sure The Teachers would never complain, buT whaT does ThaT have To do wiTh anyThing? AbsoIuTeIy noThing. Mr. RineharT is our hisTory Teacher. He received his B.S. and M.A. aT Bowling Green UniversiTy. His home Town is in Findlay, Ohio. He likes movies quiTe well if They are lyou guessed iTi his- Torical. The one he seems To have enioyed The mosT was Marie AnToineTTe. Some oT you people probably Think he's so busy making up Those horrid TesTs OT his ThaT he never has Time To indulge in any oTher acTiviTies, buT he does. He likes swimming and as you all know is very inTeresTed in TooTbaIl and baskeTbaIl. You mighT also Think his peT peeve would be sTudenTs who didn'T appreciaTe his TesTs, buT iT's noT. lT's women drivers. Imagine! He also doesn'T like red dresses and bobbed hair. So iusT imagine how he musT Teel when he's ouT Tor a Sunday aTTernoon drive and he meeTs a woman driver wearing a red dress who has bobbed hair. A perTecTIy good day ruinedl -JusT remember one Thing abc-uT Mr. RineharT. IT you ever have him over Tor dinner, Tor heavens sakes. don'T serve him NOODLESI He haTes Them! JusT Till him up wiTh sTrawberries and salad and he will be very well saTisTied. PALMER, RINEHART, PHILLIPS, DURLIAT J. ROBERT PHILLIPS ATTer spending Two weeks in Trying To Tind Mr. Phillips, I Ti- nally succeeded. WiTh The Spring ConcerT and all The resT oT The music deparTmenT, Mr. Phillips is a very busy and much wanTed man, so you can easily see, any prospecTs oT Tinding him aImosT proves TaTaI. Mr. Phillips has his Bachelor oT School Music degree Trom CapiTal UniversiTy in Columbus, Ohio. He also sTudied Two summers aT Columbia UniversiTy in New York. He has TaughT school Tor Tive years. I asked Mr. Phillips when he decided To become a music Teacher and he said ll quoTel: I'm sTiII undecided as To wheTher l'm one, even as yeT. lunquoTel. So you see whaT he Thinks oT his Teaching. BuT aTTer hearing our swing orcheSTra and Mr. Phillips own song, FanTasy in a Fog, we are oT a much diTTerenT opinion. The TacT ThaT his hobby is arranging and composing music mighT accounT Tor The song and all The ar- rangemenTs Tor The orchesTra. AIThough he composes music, he has no TavoriTe song, and likes all insTrumenTs. IT usually Takes quiTe a biT To geT Mr. Phillips angry buT if you wanT To in a hurry, iusT go IaTe To or skip rehearsals and Then give him a beauTiTuI alibi. ThaT really geTs him. RUTH DURLIAT As The war has hiT us preTTy hard, we Tind ourselves wiTh pracTically a new sTaTT in The middle oT The year. IT you were a sTranger around Maumee High, you mighT make The misTake oT Taking some oT our new aTTracTive Teachers Tor sTudenTs. Such is The case oT Miss RuTI1 DurliaT, who has Tilled Mr. Pardee's place in Teaching social science. She wenT To high school aT CenTral in Toledo and received her A.B. degree aT Mary Manse College, also in Toledo. Before coming To Maumee High, she TaughT TourTh grade aT Riverside Tor a year and a haIT. She is very acTive in sporTs, which is her hobby. BaskeTball leads The IisT, wiTh ice skaTing coming in second and swimming sliding in Third. IIT swimming can slidel. I doubT if you could ever guess whaT she likes besT To eaT. So as noT To keep you in suspense any longer, I'II Tell you- pop-corn. She has so many peT peeves she iusT can'T name Them all. buT The one ThaT geTs her mosT is To have her sTudenTs shouT her down in The class room. EDNA SCHALLER A bride Today is someone To crow abouT: sweeT and sTaunch and someone To know' abouT .... so we'll Tell you all we can abouT This TuTure Mrs. . Miss Edna Schaller is a Teacher who always kepT sTudenTs on Their Toes . EiTher iT was a bicycle hike, a kid parTy, a red-hoT baske+ball game or a baTTalion oT girls parading around wiTh books on Their heads. She has her B.S. degree Trom Michi- gan STaTe Normal School. This is her TenTh and lasT year oT Teaching and she has noT a word To say abouT sTudenTs excepT gum chewing! She's always been wiThin our midsT-being born in Monclova. She adores sTeak and mushrooms and loves To dilly around on The piano. Her TavoriTe acTor is George Arliss-he doesn'T play in Tilms anymore, buT he's sTill her TavoriTe. She's grabbed her bag and grabbed her haT and Traveled all around The map by The looks oT Things, She's been everywhere Trom Alaska To Europe To Mexico, visiTed every sTaTe in The Union and every province oT Canada lbuT onel and Cuba. A ieep oT her own To ride in is all she desires aT presenT. There was no n enTion oT a seT oT silver or a dozen sheeTs as mosT brides yearn Tor. Wishing is her TavoriTe song, and how appropriaTe! Miss Schaller, we're wishing you all The happy wedded bliss possible. B i messes T 5. 3, CLIFFORD CONRAD l-ley Coach! Doesn'T ThaT sound Tamiliar ringing down The halls or across The school yard? SomeTirnes we wonder why he has The name Conrad anyway-perhaps Tor legal purposes. Mr. Conrad, alias Coach. enloys his Teaching and coaching career-in TacT, he Thinks iTs Top . And why? Well, I haven'T spenT many dull days and everyone likes a liTTle exciTemenT. l-le is a graduaTe of Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy and a Maumee Alumnus. Are you hungry? Well you beTTer noT be. l-low does a cherry pie a la mode sound? lT sounds exacTly ThaT way To Mr. Conrad Too-D-e-lei-c-i-o-u-sl A sevenTh grade boy lwhose name he couldn'T recalll chal- lenged him To Chin-ups and beaT. Well,-anyway. Mr. Con- rad Took iT on The chin! Oh, was l embarrassed. Hey, all you youngsTers-you TuTure TooTball heroes!! l've The dope concerning The characTerisTics coach likes To see in aThleTic boys . . . A hone-sT desire To learn . . . sTick-To-iT-ness . . . good sporTmanship and willingness To work. You know, Mr. Conrad is sorT oT a bashTul sorT OT guy and l was wondering-don'T you imagine he's iusT The Type who haTes To gei' his picTure Taken! CONRAD, SCT-TALLER, SEARLES, KELLER, BROWN, GLADDIN6 ARDAH BROWN When l approached Miss Brown To explain Thaf we were in- Terviewing all The Teachers, she replied, lT sounds like an ex- cellenT idea. MosT people like besT OT all To Talk abouT Them- selves. WhaT do you wanT To know? I menTioned The usual Thing. Oh, come now! she suggesTed, A Tew years hence, nobody will care where, when or even wheTher l was born, aTTended school, or abouT my Teaching experiences. Does your moTher's biography make good reading? As a maTTer oT TacT, can you even recognize her picTure? I've always been of The opinion ThaT biographies make beTTer reading Than auTobiographies. OTher people can always dig up more Thrilling or embarrassing sTories abouT one, Than one can himselT. AbouT my hobbies? Oh, They're much Too exTravaganT To be indulged. l'll have To waiT Till my ship comes in. Then l'll build an ulTra-modern bungalow lwiTh a whiTe pickel' Tence around iT, To be surel where l can spend The Time reading good books and lisTening To high-class quiz programs. And l'll Try To manage a greenhouse, so l'll never be wiThouT Tlowers. Week- ends l'd Tly To The big ciTies, enioy eleganT meals aT swanky hoTels, and see all The besT sTage oTTerings. Sounds dull, doesn'T iT? Well, iusT To add spice To ThaT rouTine land This will sur- prise youl l may play The drums in a swing band. WhaT's Thaf you asked? Do l have a peT peeve? Yes- people who Talk abouT Themselves. Oh - - oh! Au revoir! CORRINE KELLER Miss Corrine Keller is so quieT and demure ThaT she's bound To make an impression on you. She has a pleasanT smile and can give you The big eye when you leasT expecT iT. She loves salads-any kind oT salad-and enioys cooking, reading, bicycle riding and Traveling. She spends her spare Time in .... aTTer she grades a long line of papers. Though she didn'T ioin The navy she's seen plenTy oT The world having visiTed all over The wesT, easT, Florida, New Orleans, Canada and Cuba. She especially likes Quebec and New Ore leans. She Tinds movies very enTerTaining-especially movies wiTh Spencer Tracy. STrange To say. she always liked school, as a sTudenT and Teacher. She seT abouT launching her career in high school. She has her B.S. in EducaTion degree Trom Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy. She can Take a ioke all righl' and a mighTy one was played on her. The cop puT a TickeT on her car Tor being parked in TronT oT The school building-T'was all in Tun! Salpulpa, Oklahoma is her homeTown. Ever hear oT iT? MosT people haven'T. She used To play The piano buT raTher los+ her knack when she quiT pracTicing. Miss Keller has been a Teacher in Maumee Tor The pasT few years and we look Torward To spending a Tew more rollicking wiTh her in The T'uTure. DAVI DSON, ROBERTSON WOBSER HERBERT GLADDING Did you see ThaT man There who puT his glasses on and Then Took Them OTT again? Well, ThaT's Mr. Herberl' Gladding. He's ThaT renowned English Teacher who boasTs oT an innumerable hosT of accom- plishmenTs. He is a marvelous organ player-he even played aT The ParamounT lasT Good Friday. He's always going To New York-been There Tive Times. Mr. Gladding Traveled in The souTh and oTher parTs oT The easT Too, why he's even been on MarTha's Vineyard Island. Ever hear oT iT? IT is oTT The coasT of MassachuseTTs. He is a graduaTe oT Toledo UniversiTy and has sTudied aT NorThwesTern UniversiTy. ATTer Tour years oT experience in Teaching he Tinds he is allergic To sTudenTs who don'T know grammar rules. Bul' he's very Tond oT nice Thick sTeaks, as he uTs iT. p Oh-don'T ever Tell him l Told you buT he was born in Morenci, Michigan, a TacT which, quiTe oTTen, he won'T reveal. BERTHA ROBERTSON The MaTh DeparTmenT oT Maumee High School had an aT'l'rac- Tive new addiTion This year in The Torm oT Miss BerTha RoberTson who Took Mr. Baker's place in The sevenTh and eighTh grade class room. Miss RoberTson received her Bachelors degree aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy and her MasTer's degree in MaThemaTics aT Ohio STaTe. She TaughT Tor nine years in WashingTon CourT House, Ohio and one year in Rushsylvania. a small Town in Logan CounTy. Then Miss RoberTson became raTher bored wiTh Teaching and decided To Try olfice work Tor a while. So she pofzed happily away aT a TypewriTer unTil lasT year when Mr. Nicholas called on her To do some subsTiTul'e work in The Bryan schools. Then again her oTTice work was inTerrupTed by a requesT To come To Maumee High School. As This posiTion was in her line of work she responded and is now a Tull-Tledged member oT our TaculTy. Miss RoberTson owns a dog, a camera and Tlower garden. Her TavoriTe hobby is naTure sTudy and her special haunTs are on her parenTs' Tarm beTween Maumee and Bowling Green. She likes To swim Too, and likes noThing beTTer Than To siT down To a meal oT one af Those Tamous Wood CounTy sTeaks. Miss RoberTson likes concerTs and music in general. EARL DAVIDSON PresenTing-Earl keep your eye on The ball Davidson who received his Bachelor degree in EducaTion aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy and who did graduaTe work aT Ohio STaTe, Toledo UniversiTy and Nolre Dame. Davy sTarTed his Teaching career in SwanTon High in l925 in Their science deparTmenT. ln i927 he came To Maumee To begin his afb:cfd career. He was born on a Tarm in Wood CounTy and his special hobbies are raising boys and whiTe-Taced caTTle. JusT This year he has added rose gardening To his lisT. He likes iazz music and his TavoriTe is sweeTesT music This side of heaven by Guy Lombardo. He likes very lighT comical movies and is deTiniTely bored wiTh The heavier ones. Davy is crazy abouT all sporTs buT especially The ouT-of-door ones which include his beloved TooTball and golfing, hunTing, Tishing in The NorTh woods, eTc. His mouTh waTers aT The sound of a iuicy sTeak wiTh a yummy TruiT salad accompanying iT, His peT peeve is sTudenTs who work Tor grades and noT Tor knowledge ThaT The subiecT maTTer is mennT To give Them. RUTH WOBSER We are inTroducing ThaT lady oT Tashion, Miss RuTh Wobser, The new Home Economics Teacher. This is her TirsT year aT Maumee and she Thinks Maumee is a preTTy swell place, aT any raTe she's very well saTisTied. She aTTended The UniversiTy oT Toledo and received her Bachelor of Science in Educafion degree. She did her pracTice Teaching in Sylvania and This is her TirsT year oT school work. You mighT Think ThaT wiTh her Teaching, cooking and sewing all day, she'd geT raThe rTired of iT. Bul' she oTTen Takes a posTman's holiday and is always Thinking up some new dish To prepare and l can assure you. always TasTy. lalmosT always anywayl. She also likes To read. especially novels and non-TicTion Travel sTories QT dilTerenT counTries. She doesn'T go in Tor The new iazz records, oh, no. Aha-you are misTaken, she doesn'T go Tor classical music eiTher liT bores her To Tearsl. She collecTs old walTzes. Whenever she goes inTo a music sTore she always comes ouT wiTh an old walh, such as The Missouri WalTz, never a new one. You wouldn'T Think Miss Wobser would have any peT peeves would you? Well. anyway if you would like To see some acTion lor whaTever she doesl, iusT go in her class some day and TorgeT your books and Then noT pay aTTenl'ion To whaT's going on in class. BuT don'T Take me Too seriously. l'm sure she wouldn'T be Too hard on you. SW 3: Ek XWHX -if E' H-5 W W A J 23 f A... milw-va..,,, wx-E.: s as xv 1-1 E mt vs-a 1' W mifimgzv mgjgxsggg 5 V 5. Q gg Vids Nw Q . ,J V 25? 235-z ,aww aww M. F ,R Q 5 'W ay.: vw.ww..Mw wawswww Qmwi Em ouR CLASSES I4 I M 4 S E N O R S 5 5 P I L E 5 I SENIORS L IPAGE FIFTEENI IPAGE SEVENTEENI JEAN ADDISON ANNAMAREE JONES GEORGE I-IOOBLER DICK PRAI-IL JEAN WARD JEAN MAI-IAN OSCAR COLLINS JACK I-IILES EILEEN FLAI-IERTY PRISCILLA DENNIS PAUL RECTENWALD BILL RI-IONEI-IOUSE MARGARET MARY SMITI-I ALICE SCI-INAPP JACK JORDAN JAY I-IART MARCELLA WEBER ROSE RENAUX BILL I-IUBERT GLENN GOGEL CLAIRE PICKERING MILDRED MQCLOUD DICK CANELLI DOUGLAS ECKENRODE I-IELEN SERAFIN REGINA RONAU DICK GARVIN CLARENCE BYINGTON NANCY CORN CI-IARLOTTE VAN RENSSELAER JAMES CURRY DON PFLEGI-IAAR VIRGINIA ALLMAN CAROLINE SAGER BOB OVERMEYER STANLEY JANAS NORMA I-IENFLING - DARLENE PETERS NORBERT WI-IITE BOB BAUERSCI-IMIDT JANE BENNETT MARGARET PRENTISS DON LITTLE ARTI-IUR GRAI-IAM JEANNE STECI-ISCI-IULTE MARY ZIMMER DICK CROCKER FRANK SPANGLER BETTY JACOBS BEATRICE I-IARTMAN VELMA NINER VIRGINIA WOOD DOROTI-IY KOONTZ ALBERT BOULENGER I-IELEN VAN CLEVE JANE FINCI-I MARGA ANDRES SENIORS NOT SHOWN JAMES ASI-IE GEORGE GEIGER MAY GEIGER ROSE GEIGER ALVIN I-IAAS CAROL I-IARTMAN BILL VERSI-IELST LEO WEIS 1 JOI-IN WI-IITE JULES VINNEDGE I6 ms mn a wa ms 1 wx Y'W'lm SENIOR CLASS The selecTion OT oTTicers Tor The Senior year is noT easy, buT This year The Seniors seem To be saTisTied wiTh The people They chose. Richard Canelli was elecTed Presi- denT: AlberT Boulenger, Vice PresidenT: Alice Schnapp, SecreTaryg and lvlargarel' Mary SmiTh, Treasurer. WiTh These people aT The head, advised by The class sponsor, lvlr. Davidson, The Senior Class has given Two slcaTing parTies and a ChrisTmas Dance. This year The class has decided ThaT insTead oT a Senior Prom They will have a class parTy. - JUNIOR CLASS Each year The Junior Class Tries To do beTTer wiTh The Junior Carnival and The Junior Prom Than The class beTore Them. This means ThaT new ideas musT be ThoughT ouT and puT inTo use. The Juniors This year made a big success ouT oT The Carnival and The Prom promises To be iusT as nicely handled. These evenTs are under The supervision oT The oTTicers oT The class and The Tinancial board. Bob Raab was chosen President Bill Ashe, Vice PresidenT7 PaT Lynch, Treasurer: and Joanne Paulcen, Secre- Tary. Members oT The board are Bill Learned, Tom l-leilman, l-lazel Van Cleve, RuTh Zimmer and l-lelen French. Besides The annual evenTs, They had a class parTy and sponsored a dance aTTer The RossTord basl4eTball game. The Juniors are advised by Mr. R. C. Asmus. I8 i JUNIORS FRED SCHMIDLIN MARGARET SIMON PAT LYNCH HELEN MARY ANNA BRINKMAN RICHARD SAGER ROSEMARY BET GROVE DON COOKE LAFRANCES SIEVERT WILLIAM ASHE JANE MCCUTCHAN PAUL McDANIEL TS R GRIGGS ELEANOR PUHL JOANNE PAUKEN JACK PFLEGHAAR FLORENCE ROSE DICK GOULD RUTH ZIMMER DON HONNER MARGARET KOONTZ BOB HOAG PHYLLIS WISE DOROTHY MISSON JOANNE WHITE FRANCES BAUERSCHMIDT BERNICE STUYVARET WILLIS OSTER JACOB AN KENBRANDT . MADONNA BILLMAIER JAMES DUSSEL GLENNA BOYD RUTH FALK JOAN GILLS JOAN EMCH DICK HATTON DORIS BAGGETI' DON RONAU HAZEL VAN CLEVE JAMES RAKESTRAW ALICE SCHWAN BOB RAAB JOYCE RAM LOW ARTHUR RAIDER KATHRYN LANDIS RITA VERHELST JOE JORDAN LUCILLA KIVELL LEONARD FROSCH ENID GLANN TOM HEILMAN EVELYN MORRIS FAITH WEBER CHARLES MACKAY PHYLLIS GEORGE MURPHY ' ALICE HERREMAN TAYLOR CHARLES COLBURN RAYMOND PETERS ' MARILYN HART WANDA MORGAN BILL LEARNED GEORGE BUSH HELEN FRENCH DELORES DESANDRO PAUL KASEMAN LELA WHEELER BILL MONROE I9 FIRST ROW: Ralph Byinglon, Ruih Carler, Wesley Campbell, Mary Baldwin, Bob Bigelow, Palricia Heilman, Archie Gardner, Caro- lyn Linnard, George Gordon, Joanne Rhor, Joe Bauerschmidl, Gladys Henlling, Amel Sager. SECOND ROW: Lucille Shugar, Wayne Domilio, Phyllis Kosch, Dick Ramlow, Geraldine Weber, Jack Chapman, Peggy Hosier, John Sager, Rulh Canning, Ollo Miller, Marjorie Hagerneyer. Harry Niner, Rulh Schrnidlin. THIRD ROVJ: Norman Wagener, Leona Paulcen, Bob Prahl, Georgia Hudecelc, Paul Miller. Irene Colburn, Paul Kulzly, Gloria Eversole, Tom Brell, Eleanor Thompson, Bill Hayes, Belly Lawrence. Gerard Billmaier. FOURTH ROW: June Piclcering. Don Houghlon, Louise Huberl, Herman Kosch, Eslher Cooper, Jack Apiple, Jane Hurley, Wenzel Jones, Norma Slewarl, Bill Baleman, Eleanor Ealon, Eugene Colburn, Virginia While. FIFTH ROW: Philip Wise, Jean McMullen, Melvin Bird, Elaine Borchardl, Frank Miclca, Jean Beaber, Gene Wilbarger, Doris Schroeder, Roberl Wise, Eleanor Pauly, Roberl Schmidl, Faye Mull, Don Suler. SIXTH ROW: Tom Corn, Newell Baggell, Kalhryn Vorlriede, Wade Church, Palricia Crocker, Sam Wendi, Doris Gibson, M. Van Dorp, Virginia Shinners, John Thurslon, Jane Reis, Jim Neiferd, Phyllis Gwin, George Poulos. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class, wilh Doris Gibson al ils head, has come lhrough wilh sev- eral new and inleresling ideas. One ol 'rhem was lhe Sadie Hawkin's Dance lhey gave. This allair was a big success and everyone seemed lo enioy il. A dance aller one ol lhe loaslcelball games added lo 'rhe year's aclivilries. Class officers are: Doris Gibson - - - Presidenl Dee Colburn - - Vice Presideni Norman Wagener - - Secrelary Bob Bigelow - - TFGGSLIFGF Don Kazrnaier - Advisvr 20 FRESHMAN CLASS Whiz-and lhe Freshman Class was off +o a good slarl. This class slarled oil wilh The eleclion of officers . . . Presidenl, Ed Corbo: Vice Presideni, Jim Paulcenq Sludenl Council Represeniaiive, Ed Corbo. Good limes and hard work were combined lo malce a rnosl pleasurable year for The class. During lhe middle parr ol lhe year, a group ol boys and girls sold candy dur- ing one ol lhe baslcelball games. Anolher evenl was lhe dance sponsored by The class. The eflicienl advisor ol lhe class is Mr. Baker. FIRST ROW: Mildred Allyn, Ray Vanderhorll, Rila Smilh, Norman Kuhlman, Joan Blanchard, Helen Vanclerhorlf, Lawrence Wil- son, Rosemary Williams, Bernard French, Pauline Kramer, Bob Wilcox, Belly Van Remorler, Junior Johannsen, Nancy Dennis, Jim Paulcen. SECOND ROW: Rose Brainard, Donna Shuman, Bob Joy, Eleanor Kinman, Bill Basilius, June Fuller, Rachel Brell, Tom Ashe, Evonne LeRoux, Claylon Wise, Maudie Farlhing, Bernard Snyder, Lela Mae Garner, Carllon I-lausman, Helen Burdo. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Dailey, Fred Espen, Joyce Terrill, Roberla Kohne, Arlene Maslers, Kennelh Overmeyer, Rose Taylor, Rulh Niermann, John Beaber, Alfa Wise, Frilz Haigh, Mary Hallon, Don Pickering, Mary Ann Richardson, Bill Everingham. FOURTH ROW: Bob Graham, Marilyn Honner, Belly Bennell, Donald Kiel, Mary Ann Lipps, Florence Ginn, Donald Servais, Lela Klar, Alice Padgell, Richard Hanna, Doris Jones, Diclc Carnicom, Norma DeArmond, Leo Frosch, Francis Wunderlin. FIFTH ROW: Rulh Caseman, Coly Lou Slill, Burfon Saxon, Jean McCloud, Jaclc Hildrelh, Diana Dielrich, Ella Brahier, Leland Wag- ner, Roseanne Barnes, Myrlle Baggell, Galen Gongwer, Marilyn Sullon, Viclor Gressler, Mary Lou Pickard, Dorolhy Jeslca. SIXTH ROW: Pauline Beck, Ed Corbo. Rila Swarlz, Ona Biggs, David Dielrich, Edilh Welch, Elmer Wheeler, Esfher Weidman, Anna Zacharius, Ralph Brannon, Joyce Moss, William Landis, Mary Jane Hoag: Jane Gordon, Bob Gilmarlen. SEVENTH ROW: Kalhleen Simon, Rulh Driver, Marie Sissel, Bill Powell, Alice Knorr, Mary Kaufman, Dolores Keyser, Mary DeSan- dro, Belly Harringlon, Joe Rose, Velma Kieswelher, Geraldine Urbanowslci, Wilma Knisely. 2l .. 11 ,,., - 1 M ii.. ,Y K. aww sf - . NYM ,M ,,,,,,.,,,.,., -in W - . v-M Q 1 . yu' W ,ali :Sf Qjyw. ,LM W,,M.T,.,M W,,f .MM as. .,w M.,M....fe2.faw. .Wi .A ,W, ,, . . .., , . , . W. 1, ..,,. . we, ..,'. .,,,,.,,,wfiwf,- .1 'gg FIRST ROW: Frances Barbara Aigler. Jo Ann Peck, SECOND ROW: Bealrice Louis Marlens, Clarence Brahier, Sally EIGHTH GRADE THIRD ROW: Mr. Baker, Jack Hannawall, Camille Corey, Urma McNary, Shirley Chadwick, Frances Morris, Marie Shepperson, Mary McDaniel, Shirley Grove, Gladys Aldridge, Roberl' Mackay, Cecil Prall. FOURTH ROW: Earl Gogel, Edward Shuey, Edward Phillips, Elinor Marris, Marilyn Borchardl, Leona Brinkman, Joan Parfel, Doris , Eversole, Jean Canning, John Schwan, Don Whillaker. I I FIFTH ROW: Lyman Ellioll, Paul Wilson, Leroy Frankfalher, Bill Shuey, Bill von Borries, Dick Willard, Raymond Conrad, Earl Van 1' Dorp, Marlin Sager, Eugene Cummins, Don Prenliss. FIRST ROW: George lricia Glann, Sieve Black, SECOND ROW: Mr. Frank Mackay, Burlon Harlson. 'ITH GRADE Russel Ruhr, Virgil DeArmond, Charles Fasnaugh. 3 1 I 1 Roberl Slirr, Teddy Melcall, Virginia Wunderlin. Donald Wunderlin, Vivian Prall, Jessie Klar, Helen Erdrnan, Mariorie Harl, Irene Roach, Kosch, Daniel l'larringlon,, Roberl' Corson, Edwin Hiles, Roloerf Campbell, James Panos, nd Lowell Galloway Leo Kieswelher George Minnie, Howard Phillips. Dick Harlman, THIRD ROW: lola Rucker, Mary Jo Mcllra'rh,fAli11a Prall, Kalhr n Greenwood, Florence Jones, Rose Pelelle, Madelyn Young, Evelyn Glass, Margarel Greenwood, Shirley Boehk,fDorETVEfi CTeve. Robe-rl McGhee, HaroldglileckalhgornL,RooegrlgMyers.g Y 1 A iff, K FOURTH ROW: Shirley Bird, Joanne Miller, Belly Jacobs, Teddy Morris, Charles Hefner,TElEabell1 Morris, Edward Moss',TJules Ulz, Lois Minnon, Carlee Holscher, Laurella Jeska, Phyllis Price. FIFTH ROW: Sam Mides, Roberl Griggs, Durwood Cummings, Edward Wechlel, Donald Knisely, Harold McCann, Daniel Sager, Dick Kramer, Richard Terrill, Richard Taylor, George Buannic, George Markham, Peggy Frazer. 22 ,, K, T o o- CU CD 3 II CD -Y' :r L. CD 1 1 '4 CD -9' 0 'L :H 'U 2. N CD I o O 3 OJ 5' C2 CU D J J- UU C DI 3 E 9 DJ 1 '4 E F 3 I- DJ U7 O J 9. 'U Q . ouR CLUBS 23 l.e'l's peek info room 209. Ah, sludenf congress is in session. The meeling is conducled by Jack Jordan, Presidenf: Helen Van Cleve, Vice Presidenig and Don'l-lonner, Secrefary. Whai s This? Recommendalions lo lhe iacully for school im- provemenl? I-lall moniior syslem slrenglhened. six weeks honor roll inauguraied-iwo A's and 'rwo B's minimum require- menig 'lwo school ralenl assemblies, lpiano seleclions, song. cornei solo, readings, melodramal fhoroughly enioyed by siu- denls. Our hais are orl +o Mr. Gladding, who, as sponsor of This club, is largely responsible for ifs fine showing. , r A i l Co-Edilors - - - Charloife Van Rensselaer, Nancy Corn Assislranl Edilor - ---------- JO While Co-Business Managers Circulalion Manager - Assisranls - - Bealrice Pholography ---- Ari Edilor - - - Girls Sporls Edilor Assislanl - - - Boys Sporls Edilor Class Edilor - - Assislanls - - Fearure Edirors - - Organizalion Edilor - Assisianf ---- Faculiy Advisor - - - Jean Srechschulle, Jane Bennell - - - - - - - - Jean Addison l-larlman, Alice Schnapp, l-lelen Serafin - - - John While, Bill Rhonehouse A ------ - Priscilla Dennis - - - - - Virginia Wood - - - - - - - Jane Finch - - - - - - A - Jim Curry - - - - - - - Annamarie Jones - - Jean McCloud, Eileen Flaherly Mildred McCloud, Kaihryn Voririede Virginia Allman, Belly Jacobs - - - - - - - Helen Van Cleve - - - - V Jean Ward v Ralph Asmus The aim oT every sTudenT should be To become a member of The NaTional Honor SocieTy. To be eligible Tor membership, you musT have a B average or beTTer. QualiTicaTions oTher Than scholarship are Leadership, Characfer, and Service. Mem' bership in The socieTy permiTs you To wear a mark of disTincTion, a pin upon which is engraved a keysTone and a Torch, The sym- bols oT The socieTy. ln honor of The new members who were inclucTed info The socieTy This year, a Tea was given. One of The mosT ouTsTancling Things ThaT was done This year was The consTrucTIon of a hand book To be disTribuTed To all sTuclenTs. ca 1 IT you aren'T keeping up wiTh The news of The school you haven'T been reading The STaTic. The STaTic is published every Three weeks-usually. Published in The papers are The resulTs of all baskeTbaIl and TooTball games and all oT'her popular sporTs. lnTerviews of new Teachers and sTudenTs and of course whaT school paper could be compleTe wiThouT The gossip column. The STaTic has had on iTs sTaT:T Alice Schnapp and MarqareT Mary SmiTh as co-edi'l'ors, and Bob Raab as assisTanT ediTor. One of The new TeaTures of The 5TaTlc This year is The ROTO- gravure SecTion, Mr. Asmus is advisor Tor This organizaTion. ' , L L A The l-li-Y was oTf To a good sTarT by sponsoring a SporTsman- played boTh Perrysburg and Sylvania. The Hi-Y also gave iTs ship Campaign. One oT The imporTanT Things in The club was annual Hi-Y-TaculTy parTy. Oscar Collins is The presidem' of The BaskeTball Team which was Tormed This year. This Team This organizaTion with Mr. Baker as iTs advisor. 2,2 f' :ff U A A A AT The beginning of The year work was sTarTed on The Tall proclucTion Big l-learTed I-TerberT . RomanTic inTeresT was Tur- nished by Jean Ward and Bob Raab. A Chrisfmas play wriTTen by Mr. Beck was presenTecl as our ChrisTmas Program. One oT The mosT ouTsTancling evenTs oT The year was The presenTaTion oT Miss Edna Means who gave characTer skeTches. To end a successTul year The spring play, You Can'T Take iT WiTh You . was presenTed. ATTer' Mr. Beck leTT Miss Searles Took over The advisorship of This club. George Hoobler is presidenT OT The DramaTics Club. The G. A. A. Board members are The girls behind The scenes. as presidenT They have planned many hours of Tun such as roasTs, They plan all oT The social acTiviTies Tor The AThleTic AssociaTion. progressive dinner, Coed Prom, ioinT carolinq wiTh The Girl Re- WiTh Miss Schaller as Their capable advisor and Jane BenneTT serves, bicycle hike. and a splash parTy. W Qs-E , www ' me : HX ss: 4 N ' lx .1 W wr ec ,sf Q MT -s-ees 2 'TW A J. . - The Science and Phofography Clubs have spenT much of Their Time along The same lines of endeavor This year. WiTh a nice dark room available Tor developing, and wiTh The new equipmenT ThaT has been and is being added Tor Taking, de- veloping and prinTing picTures, we Thinlc ThaT The phases OT pic- Ture-Talcing should r:erTainly inciTe The inTeresT of loTs of us. Colored slides and picTures oT The work of various deparT- menTs oT The school seem To have been The specialTy so Tar. Mr. Webb, succeeded by Mr. Baker, and Mr. Lawrence are The advisors oT These clubs. l F . The newly-Tormed VarsiTy Club sTarTed off wiTh a bang by selling The mosT baslceTball season TiclceTs. One OT The mosT ouTsTanding evenTs oT The year was The Tip-Off Dance sponsored by The VarsiTy Club. The baslceTball leTTers were presenTed aT This dance. ln order To become a member oT This club, each boy musT have received a IeT+er in a varsiTy 5porT. The business meeTing is opened once a monTh by The president Oscar Collins. This club is under The guidance of Mr. Conrad. GeT ouT your magniTying glass and sTamp album and ioin The happy Throng oT The sfamp club members. The Club consisTs of Two deparTmenTs, Junior and Senior, which are boTh under The guiding hand oT Mr. Lawrence. Members of The Senior DeparTmenT gaTher monThly in The home of one of The members To exchange and examine each oThers sTamps and albums, while The Junior DeparTmenT has aTTer-school meeTings. During The course oT The year. members oT The Senior DeparTmenT enioyed a Tield Trip To The Brigham STamp STore in Toledo. The Junior DeparTmenT consisTs oT sevenTh and eighTh graders while The more advanced collecTors OT high school make up The Senior DeparTmenT. There mighT be an overeloolced corner oT a page ThaT could be used Tor Defense STamps which would be a prized addiTion To anyone's collecTion. l. L -, - .. 5 E The chief TuncTion oT This club is To educaTe The members in The arT oT proiecTing Tilms. The members OT This club proiecT all QT The films ThaT are shown in The High School. The presidenT of This club is Jael: Chapman. This club was oriqinally sT5xrT:d by Mr. Webb and iT is now carried on by Mr. Baker. Are you an ouTdoor bug? Does your mouTh waTer aT The ThouqhT oT sweeT Triclcling maple syrup in sugar camp? Well. Mr. Davidson's SporTs Club bugs had This experience during The maple sugar season This year. Besides having picnics and ouT-oT-doors gaTherings The club in a body aTTended The Toledo SporTs Show. The club was originally organized Tor non-aThleTes buf as rnosT aThleTes are qreaT lovers of The ouT-oT-doors The club has expanded so as To include Them also. The club is under The supervision oT Davey wiTh Wanda Morgan acTing as PresidenT. fum 1 mm -14 I,.4 ,.... - . eve.-- .,.- , ,,,.. . Y , .. i T T A ., , ..,, .... - ,., 1 Girls, Remember Purl l-larder ! This was carried ouT by The Girl Reserves while They were l:niTTing Tor The Red Cross This year. Some of The oTher Things ThaT The organizaTion did This year was sponsor a ChrisTmas ParTy Tor some oT The small children aT The Children's Home, go caroling wiTh The G.A.A., have a Song TiTle ParTy, RoasTs and Hi-Y-Friendship Forums. Under The guidance of Miss Keller, The Girl Reserves have com- pleTed a very successful year. 'T' - ' Q, M- 5 Elm '25 The chief worlc OT The band This year was To play Tor all of The TooTball and l:aaslceTball games. They also marched in The Memorial Day Parade. The junior band will be added To The senior band nexT year which will make one oT The largesT bands ThaT Maumee has had. A preview oT This band was given aT The Spring Conceri. i 1: - li' is ihe lourlh period and 'rhe halls ring wilh ihe music of The Girls' Glee Club. Thirfy-'lwo girls have had fun and found comradeship in their organizalion. Appearances were ai' The American Legion Conference, Chris?- mas assembly and ihen came The Annual Spring Concerr wilh lhe girls in Jrheir prerry spring formals. Firsi' +hey sang several classical numbers, such old favorires as indian Love Call , Cradle Song , by Kreisler and I Hear a Thrush af Eve , by Cadman. Lasi' half of ihe program was pallerned afrer Fred Waring's program-chorus, solos by Ginny Shinners and Doris Gibson- accompanimenis by our own school orchesiras. The officers of ihe club are President Virginia Allman: Vice President Charlorfe Van Rensselaerg and Secrefary, Hazel Van Cleve. i ii? . l s 1 s Q .Q Do my ears deceive me? Are we hearing a real orcheslra af ihe dances affer 'lhe baslceiball and foorball games? Why of course. ii is ihe Maumee High School Swing Orchesira. under lhe direcfion of Maesi'ro J. R. Phillips. Our vocalisfs are Doris Gibson, Ginny Shinners, and George Hoobler. The orchesrra was so popular ihai' if was asked lo play af The Tip-Off Dance and for ihe Warerville Junior-Senior Prom. They even made a recording of a number ro be heard by Ted Weems. Waring's Pennsylvanians are playing second fiddle afler being faced wi+h The comperirion of rhe enfire music deparf- menl' ai' The Spring Concerr. we NN -Lwwwssssaswm .mm 1 'V 'gxmmwu lsr me fu . pm Y lx.. ,L x V , . 'www Q Z W M Q Q' . 'e!? .,E1f fm-2,4 , . ' :U- M v as? . , 'A 2 gy 'Nj' -1 ww. N 1 , , i x JT ' ' Mm. ,asv ff - 15 daisy ri Ei e , a rw., 85- '? 5, . ' X X. , ' 'Q' -r w 2 ,vw 5 K ESQ, y I- iw? Q 5 f rm ,., , ul . if i ,gf 'S' Q K X .L Eg EW, , va givin M Jlgigi :QQ fl :,,f,x.5w3 . g xwmximg L 3 2 M ff- .wa img! - an 5559... aww' wwf-I iff., 5 QI 122 - V1 ,M M ,Q , ,m .. Q 4 if gf, JM A, -'M-as 51 '43 Q. kv- i. 5... fi I ,Qu F56 CDUR TEAMS GOULD BRELL ROSE COOKE WAGENER DUSSEL BUSH HATTON CURRY - ANKENBRANDT BOULENGER BYINGTON RAKESTRAW Coaches: MosT Valuable Player: CapTain: Kazmaier, Conrad, l-lagemeyer Charles Colburn Oscar Collins VARSITY Coach CliTT Conrad's Maumee l-ligh School PanThers TooTball Team had a very unusual season This year, noT because They won all Their games buT raTher because They won only one game. We know ThaT is a very unusual record Tor Maumee. The PanThers had a very lighT Team on boTh The line and The backTield. lniuries in The Team played a very big parT in The resulTs oT The season. There 'were arms and legs broken and Those wiTh The addiTion oT many minor iniuries helped To make This year's record heavy on The LosT column. The largesT man on The gridiron wiTh a weighT oT only I65 lbs. was Oscar Collins. I-le was elecTed honorary capTain. The big spark in The PanThers oTTense was Turnished by The lighTesT man on The Team, Charles Colburn. who was voTed mosT valuable player on The squad. WiTh his Tine running and wiTh good blocking Trom The resT oT The Team, Charlie could be counTed on To Turnish a good show Tor local Tans. 34 EIGER MURPHY PFLEGHAAR G-RABER MACKAY BAUERSCI-IMIDT NEIFERD UGI-ITON MONROE VAN DORP BIRD BAGGETT SUTER ASI-IE Managers: Corn, Bob Griggs, G. Griggs FOOTBALL TI'1e. Rains Came couid be a good +i+Ie for II'1e IasI II'iree or four games because +I1ey were piayed in I'I1e worsi' Iype of wea+I'1er. CIi1CF's assis+anJrs were Dick I-Iage- meyer, Don Kazmaier and John RineI'1arI'. ' SEASONS SCORES: Maumee - - 6 Rossforci - 7 Maumee - I4 SwanI'on Maumee - O Bryan - Maumee - O Sylvania Maumee - I2 DeIIa - Maumee - O Whifmer Maumee - 6 Wauseon Maumee - I2 Perrysburg 35 FIRST ROW: Alvin l-laas, James Curry. Oscar Collins, Paul Reclenwald, James Rakeslraw. SECOND ROW: George Gordon, Charles Mackay, Newell Baggell, John Thurslon, Donald Suler, Alberl Boulenger, Tom Brell. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Maumee Panlhers baskelball leam and Co- Champions ol lhe Grealer Toledo League , had a very good season lhis year in winning I2 games and losing only 6. One ol lhese six games which lhey losl was a 2-poinl decision lo Toledo Cenlral who won lhe runner-up lille in lhe slale baskelball lournamenl al Kenl Slale. One ol lhe olher losses was lo Sylvania in lhe early parl ol lhe season by one poinl, a loss which was vindicaled by a ll-poinl vilclory over lhe same leam near lhe season's end lo gain lhe league co-championship. This year's squad was made up ol a very new leam wilh only one lellerman back lrom lasl year, Jim Curry. The live so-called slarlers had played logelher all lhrough school on lhe B squad and when lhey li- nall gol lheir big chance lhis year lhey made good. The guard posilions were held down very well lhis year by lwo lasl, clever, sharpshooling deadeyes. When we needed some poinls on a lasl break or a lillle lighler checking on delense, we knew we could gel il when Al l-laas and Jim Rakeslraw were in lhere. The cenler posilion was laken over al lhe beginning ol lhe season and never given up by Oscar Collins who was a hawk on defense and also on lhe backboard and could make baskels when you needed lhem. The lorwards, Jim Curry and Paul Reclenwald, had a greal deal lo do wilh such a good season, by hilling wilh regularily, lhe shols and lip-ins. The scoring honors wenl lo Jim Curry wilh 244 poinls in I8 games. Jim Rakeslraw was second wilh II3, Collins had lO2, l-laas, 96, and Reclenwald, 74. The reserve squad ol lhe A learn, Brell, Suler, Baggell, Gordon and Thurslon added much lo lhe successlul season by lheir abilily lo fill in so capably when needed. They look like lhe lulure slarlers . M V Lake - - Win Whilmer - Win Della - - Win Bowling Green Loss Swanlon - Win Ollawa l-lills Win Perrysburg Loss Cenlral - Loss Sylvania - Loss Della - - Win Whilmer - Win Swanlon - Win Bryan - - Win Perrysburg Win Ollawa Hills Loss Rosslord -W Win Sylvania - Win 'Deliance l-OSS TTournamenl FIRST ROW: Bob Bigelow, Don l-lonner, Willis Osler, Don Houghlon. Ed Corbo. Eugene Colburn. SECOND ROW: Norman Wagener, Kennelh Overmeyer, Morris Van Dorp, Elmer Wheeler, George Poulos, John Sager, Dick Ramlow. B SQUAD The Maumee B squad baske-lball leam had a very successful season This year. Even Though lhey experi- enced a few defeais. 'rhey had The lighl and deler- minalion +0 slick il oul' and lo work and praciice every nighl. The +eam was made up of rookies wi+h lillle experience among ihem, The heighl of The B squad was lheir greaiesl advaniage and along wifh speed lhe Maumee fans will have a greal 'ream coming up nexl year. Dick l-lagemeyer is +he coach of lhe B leam. Maumee Lake - - Maumee Whiimer - Maumee Delia - - Maumee Bowling Green BASKETBALL Maumee - - 46 -+ Maumee - - 26 - Maumee - I2 - Maumee - - 2l - Maumee - - 40 - Maumee - - 20 - Maumee - - 31 - Maumee - - 26 - Maumee - - 27 - Maumee - - 23 - Maumee - - 26 - Maumee - - 36 - Maumee - - 23 - Maumee - 24 - 37 Swanlon Oilawa Hills Alumni - Perrysburg Ceniral Sylvania Delia - Whi+mer Swanlon Bryan - Perrysburg Ollawa l-lills Rossford Sylvania - 'mv SCENES FROM PERRYSBURG, BRYAN AND SYLVANIA GAMES COACHES 0 MANAGERS as . GIRLS' ATHLETICS ls +here ever a dull momenr in The girls' Ph sical Educafion deparlrnenlr? They seem +0 keep quile busy The Year around wilh kicliball and volleyball in The fall, baslcel- ball in midwinler and a varielv ol Jrumbling, hi+-pin-baseball, baseball and rraclc evenls in lhe spring. Olher individual sporls +ha'r Jrhe girls parlicipale in are ping-pong, baclminlon, and Jrennis. The girls have been working quile induslriously This spring on poslure. personal grooming, elc., and if has proved lo be qui+e an advanlrage in helping Jrhe girls loolc Their besl' al all Times. Miss Edna Schaller is The adeplr supervisor of lhe girls' Physical Educaiion cleparl- menl and olher acfivilies in which Jrhey lake parr. 39 ' T. . .Mya -, , : if-,M - M - ,M 1 J UB A Maumee boys like baskeTloall. Nearly every empTy loT has a baskeT on iT and mosT OT The Time, someone is playing The game. MOST oT These boys are The ones who Turn ouT when The call is issued Tor The TirsT Junior T-li pracTice. And Trom This group OT boys, The besT Ten or TiTTeen are chosen To learn plays and learn The Tundamenlrals oT The game. John RineharT acTed as coach Tor This Team This year. A regular schedule oT games was played and The boys are raTher proud OT The record They esTablished, They will be aiming Tor a berTh on The B squad nexT year. T R A C K S K E T HB IA L I R L This year's Track Team was made up oT pracTicaIly all underclassmen. Every member on The Team wiTh The excepTion of Clarence ByingTon and Jack Jordan were eiTher Freshmen, Sophomores, or Juniors. The Team had some very excepTional and ouTsTandTng per- Tormers on The Tield. Coach CIiTF Conrad has really broughT These boys up since Two years ago. There was aT leasT one ouTsTanding perTormer Trom lasT year's Team in every evenT. There was a sTar high-iumper, Newell BaggeTT, a sophomore: George Gordon, a sophomore, in The hurdles: Nick Wagner, a sopho- more, in The 440: Bill Monroe, a junior, in The IOO-yd. dash, and a large numloer OT oTher poinT making Team- men. L F This Year's Tennis Team is loolcing Torward To one oT The besT Tennis seasons in manv a Year. WiTh Jim Rake- sTraw as Their leader and Brell, Bauerschmidh l-laTTon and Raab Tilling in The oTher posiTions, The boys are ouT Tor high sTalces. RalcesTraw, who enTered The Dis- TricT Tennis lvleeT lasT Year was deTeaTed in The semi- Tinals. T-le was. however, againsT upper classmen al- mosT enTirelv, and should do much beTTer This year. The golf squad came up wiTh a preTTy Tair bunch oT Tairway arTisTs This year, seven men Turning ouT Tor The playing season. Wifh PeTe RecTenwald, The number one man. driving ouT Those par scores, The boys have been inspired To shooT Them sTraighT clown The Tairway. Don Kazmaier is The golT coach and his assisTanT is Diclc T-Tagemever. 235 -1 Q... - E Ki T ' L I5 A 4 L n f r Q, , My JW L, , .... 53-532.8 7 'E 1 -, W Wwwww A, ww . V .1 aw .qv- ' . Quo gg ffl., s e Dear a Student 'N if E e rf ' 5 ' Y Q ig 5 9' For reading and Working, Wherever you may be, Better Light for Better Sight helps protect eyes, makes reading and Working easier to do. REDDY KILOWATT . . . Your Electrical Servant . . . at The Toledo Edison Co. 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