Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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gvnt -' MR. ARTHUR C. ZUELZKE The town lucky enough to be the birthplace of Arthur Charles Zuelzke is Fostoria, Ohio. He was reared there, and after attending Fostoria High School, Went on to the Univer- sity of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Conserva- tory ot Music, and at the end of it all re- ceived a Bachelor of Science Degree and a degree in public school music. The musical activities of M.H.S. consist of band, orches- tra, dance band, two girls' glee clubs, boys' glee club, and A'Capella choir. The band performed very nicely during the football season and brightened things up at the Christmas concert. The orchestra positively outdid itself at the spring concert. Some re- ally solid swing was given out by the dance band at various dances and other occasions. We certainly appreciate it. The various glee clubs have done an excellent job this year, the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring con certs being the main highlights. The A'Cap- ella choir is a new addition to the music. de- partment. Although it has been organized for only a year, the director proudly states that it has done the work of one in organiz- ation for at least three years. Maumee High School is as proud as you are, Mr. Zuelzke.

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MR. MARION L. LAWRENCE Marion Leyde Lawrence iirst saw the light ot day in Newton Falls, one ot Ohio's steel centers. He was graduated from Newton Falls High School and then satisfied his yen for higher education at Wooster College in Wooster, Ohio. There he obtained the de- gree ot Bachelor of Science and Mrs. Law- rence, who he claims, is the best thing he has got out ot lite. Mr. Lawrence has charge ot the chemistry and biology classes of this high school. In chem , besides the usual concocting of those unbearable odors the students have been learning the use of the slide rule, which has helped them immense- ly. Even though Maumee boasts of the best equipment in these parts, Mr. Lawrence isn't satisfied. He wants a microtome for the biology lab. We hope you get it, Mr. Law- rence. it Wilt' ss..

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MISS SUE SCHROEDER Everybody's friend and the keeper of the world's most untidy desk is an apt descrip- tion of Miss Sue Schroeder. She was born in Toledo and went to the University of Toledo where she acquired her degree of Bachelor of Education. Miss Schroeder has introduced several new things to Maumee for which we are duly grateful. Among them are the new system of girls' sport credits, modern dance and the very popular swimming classes. Surely no one but Miss Schroeder could have kept her good nature while trying so hard to get the girls to put their faces in the water. And yet the senior girls are being very patient while waiting for that certain day in May when they will first be able to safely call Miss Schroeder Susie MR. ROBERT WREN When coach came to Maumee this fall the pressure was on him because he had to fill the shoes of our former, much admired coach, Mr. Conrad. Thus far this year Coach has proved his ability by building one of Maumee's best football teams and a very good cage team. Coach graduated from Ohio University an all-around athlete and played baseball for the Toledo Mud Hens last summer. His athletic experience has ac' counted for his excellent coaching ability. Everyone admires his curly hair and flashy combination suits, CWonder how he would look in a zoot suitl Oh, yes, sorry, girls, Coach is a married man. Yes, sir, he's the man of the house. He was married just before he started teaching. Coach has sign- ed a contract to play baseball again this summer but we hope he will be in Maumee next fall to celebrate his first wedding anni- versary.