Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

MQ, -C THE IOURNALISM CLUB OF MAUMEE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS Y 1 1 Y i-IE lf!!! IEFLECIVI LOWELL GALLAWAY Editor GEORGE BUANNIC Business Manager Nothing is more satisfying than remembering. With this in mind the Reflector Staff proudly presents the I9-47 annual. Photographs, drawings and prose are here to assist you in recalling your years at Maumee High School. CUIITEIITS FHGULTV STUDEIITS GLUBS TEIIIIIS HDUERTISEIIIEIITS DEDICIITIUII lt is to Marion L. Lawrence that the 1947 Reflector is proudly dedicated. Mr. Lawrence retired this year after thirty years of active teaching. During these years, twenty of which were spent in Maumee, Mr. Lawrence proved himself an able science teach- er. At one time, he was superintend- ent and principal at Monclova and principal at Bolinvar. His congenial personality and willingness to assist will long be remembered. 1 u V34 1f,,4 W wi- Eff' I ii ' A-- -1 4 A 'S -my .J C v , P' 'QW .575 ' 'fy 1? ' f A , gd ,af A ll! I. K 4 ,Qi W 1 ' I l AJ K Z! 'lif ,WW ? ZZ , J I A ,f ' FA CU LT Y The future welfare of humanity depends upon the training of the pres- ent generation. Teachers hold the future in their hands. In the long run, any society will be largely what its education makes it. The teachers' respon- sibility is great. PHYLLIS SHEPERD Secretary, Superintendent's Office SHIRLEY GROVE Secretary, PrincipaI's Office HAROLD H. EIBLING Superintendent B. Sc. in. Education, Ohio Northern University M. A., Ohio State University JACK H. O'NElLL Principal A. B., Northwestern State College M. A., DePaul University 'Zi' ,,5.m.mwev WW RALPH C. ASMUS Commerce B. Sc. in Education, Bowling Green State University M. A., Columbia University JOSEPH L. BAIRD Social Science B. of Education, University of Toledo M. A., University of Michigan ARDAH BROWN Latin, French, and Library A. B., Ohio Wesleyan University M. A., Bowling Green State University CLIFFORD D. CONRAD Physical Education B. Sc. in Education, Bowling Green State University 1, V, 7 f 1'-,. .,.. arp it I 'ff -sr S422 'fill Qizilfiij ' - egfiftftifts. ii-551.35 A' .frat z' I.. If - .fi 52225 P f --'S' rw.. Legg-5. ALENE DRUHOT English B. A., Ohio Wesleyan University NANCY FARRELL Physical Education B. of Education University of Toledo GALE A. HERBERT Science .-'E .J . A. B., B. Sc. in Educ., Bowling Green State University M. S., University of Michigan DAVID E. JONES Instrumental Music B. S. M., Bluffton College JOSEPH G. JORDAN Mathematics B. of Education University of Toledo I ll -. :-' Q .' I if ' LEWIS E. KOEI-ILER lndustrial Arts B. Sc. in Education, Ohio University 3 'Q -fig we dt. . MARGUERITE McMANUS English B. A., Mary Manse College DONNA RECH Home Economics B. Sc. in Education, Bowling Green State University A. J. SOMMER Social Science B. S. in Education, Wittenberg College ANNE L. PHILLIPS Commerce B. Sc. in Education, Bowling Green State University M. A., University ot Michigan We 2. , V1 It I . ' kk: ' I. . A. tt.s. .I 9 I it 'sit '-'E ,K an SARAH JEAN STROUT Mathematics B. of Education, University of Toledo JOSEPHINE M. SPARKS English and Dramatics B. Sc. in Education, Ohio State University A. N. THURSTON Science B. A., Ohio State University M. A., Ohio State University ALICE WALBOLT Vocal Music B. Sc. in Education, Bowling Green State University ..f' f6 If , Z,,7' I v1 1,1 ya,-4lj,' , as -. I 'A I' J' in lv'-,xbfl - 1uf',:I!ff', IA! ik , fQX Hx 7 'A aiZ 20412 V' 1 QS' I 2 fiiffk? 022: M j,a,,E..L4,- ff ZZZZW ' 'W 60' 5 MQ I v x ff , ' f 4-f T 3 Y' I 96 f' 1-- ' jf' K 1, 'I' , 2 f v' 'xnAI 4f'7, Illxw' ,f-,f f 1 , , 4 ,gn , , ,ff .2 4 U. Egg I . f v , W '34-ti' fn I Y ' .ilk f 1 3.,i!' - K' I ,Y . . ..f' ' 1, 1,1 N A JM ' .. , ,, A of ' , 'Y ' ,f UQ, I f7 ' 4 Zl!,'11,,!, , ' 1 -T' ' - b S'l'UDEN'I'S 3 SEIIIUR CLHSS When school started last September, the seniors decided to do things right. Athletics was their strong point. They had a large representation on the foot- ball, basketball, baseball, and track squads. Other talents were not lacking either as seniors were well represented in the choir, both glee clubs and in dramatic productions. With their funds low because of the expenses incurred while juniors, the seniors sponsored several activities to replenish their funds. They held a dance after the Perrysburg game and in the spring, sponsored the annual Senior Prom. Both of these dances proved to be successful. On May 27, the seniors will receive their diplomas and climax their high school careers. ROBERT HEILMAN President Q GEORGE BUANNIC ,..:,- Vice-president DAN KAZMAI ER Secretary CHARLES BOND Treasurer MR. HERBERT Advisor ROLAND ASH nkockyu lSwinger-Golden gloves -middleweightl Jones Jr. High, l Libbey, 2 Football, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 4 Baseball, 4 JAMES BAUERSCHMIDT Bauer l Poetry-slim-affeo tionate-grinl Football, l, 2, 3 Basketball, l, 2, 3 Hi-Y, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Photography Club, 3 Track, l, 2, 3, 4 Science Club, l MARGARET BEABER llpegll lStudent talent show- psychology-naturally curly hair-always friendlyl G. A. A., l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Choir, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4 Student Congress, 3,'4 Octette, 4 Girls' Trio, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Reflector, 4 ROBERT BEABER llaobll lRody Rough House- crew haircutl Basketball, 3 Boys' Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Choir, l, 2, 3 Football, 1 Q Zigi' .lj .s -V 1 .g f vlgf A 7' le 'fa ef fi il ' 3-'T : , 1: 4 , ,kgs -5.155-F9241 ,. A... ..., ...,. 1 Wi W wipe 5 'E W5 t i ij s wg, Q LQ- MARY BLACK nRus'YlI lDrum major--navy- home ec.-crazy about dogs-skating! grum Majorette, l, 2, Drum Major, 4 Dramatics Club, 3 SHIRLEY BOEHK Becky lBIonde hair-shortie- bracelet from China- Physics whizl Y-Teen, 3, 4 G. A. A., l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club, l, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Choir, 4 JOAN BOERST llJoll lFriendly-office prac- time - beautiful eyes - Oh, I'm sorry! l Girls' Glee club, 1, 3 CHARLES BOND Chuck lTall and easy going- truck driver-ciderl DeVilbiss l Static 2 '-Y 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 lm I 3 -, V Bosigefbqii, 2, 4 l A H. ,' , 4 '51 ' X . JA I2 RITA BRAHIER Riter lCenter guard-neat complexion-black and white saddles-broken I. D. braceletl G. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Choir, 2 Girls' Glee Club, I, 2, 3 Dramotics Club, 3, 4 JOAN BRAINARD Annie lKnitting fiend-full or laughs-nurse-bangs! Choir, l, 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club, I, 2, 3 G. A. A., l, 2, 3 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 4 Octette, 4 DENIS BUANNIC llbennyu lAIways visiting Bowling Green-tackle-keeps reciting on parliamen- tary procedure all the time-Doris-U. S. Ma- rinesl Football, I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, l, 2, 4 Visual Ed. Club, I, 4 Choir, l, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2 Varsity Club, 2, 3, Track, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Hi-Y, 3, 4 Octette, 4 Baseball, 4 Student Congress, 4 Reflector, 4 GEORGE BUANNIC ul-eftyu lPonther chant-7th grade fan club - makes friends easilyl Football, l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, l Track, l, 4 Varsity Club, 3, 4 Reflector, 3, 4 Static, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2 Science Club, I Hi-Y, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Choir, I, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Visual Ed. Club, 4 Librarian, 2, 4 CLETUS CAN NALEY llcletll lCatcher - hard worker -likes to pitchl Football, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, '3 Varsity Club, 3, 4 MARY ANN CARL lSmall and nice-bangs -Adams Townshipl HELEN CASEMAN lChecked shirt-quiet- hall monitor-nursel G. A. A., l, 2 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club, l, 3 Honor Society, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 BARBARA COPELAND Barb lGrant's-school bus- always smiling - guess whatl G. A. A., l EILEEN DAVID l Neat tan-shy-sack dress-Bowling Green interestl G. A. A., l, 2 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club, 3 Static, 4 Reflector, 4 DOROTHY DAVIS Dottie lSkating-P-burg- notch --neat sweatersi G. A. A., l, 2 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Static, 4 Reflector, 4 VIRGII. DE ARMOND Ill-udll l Rody Rough House-- Znd basel Baseball, 3, 4 Basketball, 3 Varsity Club, 3, 4 RHOLAND DENNIS llkodyll lRody Rough House- tall and muscular-shot -discus! Track, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 3 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2 labs? ffff 1 '.:i.. 54:34 if .--r'. - ii -, Hz: , 'mf . .. .. . ' c.,-4'-f - ' W-.31-,-gi. . -':2if'3T Age? C 1-3951213 -'::,f,, '?f'fl5Z 1 'Gu ,giwhzxiirs-tive 'tr 4: ,5 . 1 ' f.1'1- ,E t . Hig'wg341',- C . 'l'v ffr r:,i?w ' o e, 3,1544 an Cx 1 ,'x,:.Zi.,eQ,:g,g4... ,, .4 . ,Q . . . 1,444-f-J'.!,nn'1,f1g, 3 'IW 'I . ' 5 e'kf',-t 1 g4,Mt , - 1. P22 :IS -Z z? F LQ in 5 CHARLES FASNAUGH Chuck tSmalI, but lcgds of fun --Ianguages-- especially French! Honor Society, 3, 4 Static, 3, 4 Reflector, 4 Librarian, l, 2, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 EDNA FRENCH Nellie lShorthand-gIasses- always laughingi LOWELL GALLAWAY lEditor-Fostoria and Millie- moth whiz-N. R. O. T. C.l Football, l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, l, 2 Track, l, 2, 3 , 4 Varsity Club, 3, 4 Hi-Y, 3, 4 Static, 2, 3, 4 Reflector, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Choir, l, 3 Boys' Glee Club, 4 Science Club, I Photography Club, 2 Student Congress, 4 Honor Society, 3, 4 GLORIA GILMARTIN l lHandknit argyles-- hockey halfback-pub- lic speakingl G. A. A., l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club, I, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Student Congress, 2, 3 Reflector, 4 Red Cross, 4 PAT GLANN nPa yu lHand-knit sweaters- good deal --bangs- elementary teacher! Girls' Glee Club, l, 2 Choir, 2 G. A. A., l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Honor Society, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 MARILYN GLANZMAN llLynll lNice complexion-dark, Adams Townshipl ROBERT GRIGG5 Bubbles lMr. Fix lt-Industrial Artsl Basketball, I, 2 Football, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 4 Track, 3 Student Congress, 2, 3 RICHARD HARTMAN Dick lGreen Ford - Alma -- everybody's friendl Hi-Y, 3, 4 I4 ROBERT HEILMAN llElmll lJean - dependable -- always on the iobl Football, l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, l Track, l Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club, l, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Hi-Y, 3, 4 Student Congress, l, 2 Static, l, 2 Dramatics Club, 4 ROY HILDRETH lRody Rough House - Discus-blonde - takes it easyl Hi-Y, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball, 3 CARLEE HOLSCHER lBlonde -- drum major- ette - P-Burg - Home Ec.-skatingl G. A. A,, l, 2, 4 Dramatics Club, 3 Girls Glee Club, l, 3 Band, 2, 3, 4 LORETTA JESKA llJessiell lD. C. T. - blonde -- shy-nursel G. A. A., l, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Band, 4 CAROL JONES llcase ll Y lCheerleader - play practice-sliml G.A.A., I, 2, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Reflector, 2, 4 Static, 2, 3, 4 Student Congress, 4 Honor Society, 4 FLORENCE JONES ushadyn lBasketball forward dimples--sack dress nurses training! Y-Teen, 3, 4 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, I Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Static, 3 Reflector, 3 DAN KAZMAIER llbanll l Tell 'em off, John - happy-go-luckyl Essexville Jr. High, l Libbey High School, 2 Football, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Hi-Y, 3, 4 CARL LEFEVRE llHo0klI lScore board - wavy hair - coke machine - Why rush thingsl Basketball manager, I 'K Varsity Club, l., 2, 3, 4 W ! if ryrr I' fa we Q i Qt fee-N it Vx at . , DOROTHY LIETZKE Dottie lChecked skirt-nurses training-blushingl G.A.A., I, 2, 3 Y-Teen 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, 3 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 FRANK MACKAY Scotty and Mac lEasy going-spot an- nouncement - always singingl Baseball, 3, 4 Basketball, l, 2, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Choir, l, 2, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2, 3 Hi-Y, 3, 4 Reflector, 4 Football, I Track, l, 2 Varsity Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Boys Trio, 3, 4 ROBERT McGHEE llsobll iScience-mother hub- bard - mathematics - uncanny humorl Science Club, I Dramatics Club, 4 Photography Club, 2 Track, 4 Honor Society, 4 MARY JO MCILRATH Jerry Moe iVolleyball captain - FrankIin's-good sportl G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, l, 2 15 JERRY METCALF lHalfback - Cannon Ball--Hurdlesl Football, I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4 Track, I, 3, 4 Hi-Y, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4 STANILAUS MICKA llshnll lOld Faithful -- never gets mad-dependablel Student Congress, 4 Football, 4 Varsity Club, 4 Baseball, 4 Photography Club, I JOAN MILLER IIJOII lCenter forward - neat clothes-Tabu - charm braceletl G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, I Band, 4 Dromatics Club, 3 Static, I Librarian, l BURNHAM PARFET llski ll P IA new car in every gar- age - photographer - everybody's pall Hi-Y, 3, 4 Student Congress, 2, 3 Reflector, I, 2, 3, 4 Static, I, 2, 3 Dromatics Club, 3, 4 Science Club, I Choir, I, 2 Boys Glee Club, I, 2 I EILEEN PARKER E.R.P. lConcert solos - radio programs-petitel G.A.A., I, 2 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Choir, I, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4 Dromatics Club, 3, 4 Reflector, 4 Static, 4 Honor Society, 3, 4 Student Congress, I KENNETH PAUKEN llKenIl lElectricity -- Freshman girl-good naturedl Boys Glee Club, I Choir, I Visual Ed. Club, I Baseball, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 3, 4 ALMA PRATT Peaches lStatic deadlines - bangs-active - always in a hurryl G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Choir, I Student Congress, I, 2, 4 Static, I, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, .I Cheerleading, Z, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2 Dromatics Club, 3, 4 Reflector, 4 Honor Society, 4 PHYLLIS PRICE Phil Uazz-Purdue -- dark hair --4 plays -- French whizl Student Congress, I, 2, 4 Dromatics Club, 3, 4 Reflector, 4 G.A.A., I, 2, 3 Honor Society, 4 MARVIN QUINIFF ..Mary,. lHudson-Nancyl Football, l, 2, 4 Ha-Y, 3, 4 Choir, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 4 Varsity Club, 4 Octette, 4 DON REDMAN Donnie l Red-Panther chante model A-Doloresl Cheerleader, l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2 Visual Ed. Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Static, 4 Reflector, 4 Boys Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Choir, l, 2, 3, 4 Boys Trio, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 2, 3 4 IDA SIRAVO lDark eyes-friendly- soft voicel GEORGE SMITHLEY Butch lModel airplanes are his speciality - small and devilishl Choir, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2 JEAN STEWART Stoogie lSmile - Home Ec moior -- neat clothes - varsity pinl Toledo Central, l, 2 Y-Teen, 3, 4 G.A,A., 3, 4 Dromatics Club, 3, 4 BLAINE STRIMPLE Strimp lBrother Goose - Casey -Granvillel Granville High School, l, 2, 3 Dramatics Club, 4 Hi-Y, 4 OCYEHS, 4 DALE SWARTZ l 34 Forde-good na- tured-always the butt of a jokel Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager, 2, 3 DICK TAYLOR lU. S. Arrnyl Basketball, l, 4 U. S. Army, 45, 46 I7 RICHARD TERRILL Dick l l923 Ford--Baritone- Standard Oill Band, I, 2, 3, 4 Choir, l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Visual Ed. Club l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2 Boys Glee Club, l, 4 Hi-Y, 3, 4 JACQUELINE URBANOWSKI Jackie lShorthand wizard friendly to everyone Adams Township! DORIS VAN CLEVE Dorie lBasketball forward -- car full of kids- mocs fWoodhuel G.A,A., l, 2, 3, 4 Static, l, 3 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, I, 2 3, 4 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Reflector, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Student Congress, 4 Girls Trio, 3, 4 MARCIA VAN DORP Mouse lLots of fun - Mon clova - skating-knib tingl G.A,A,, l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2 Band, 4 Girls Glee Club, l Static, 3 I8 EDWARD WECHTEL Weddy Echtel lJuke-boxw-screw driver -bassl Football, 2, 3, 4 Track, Z, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 3, 4 Dramatics Club, 4 Visual Ed. Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Photography Club, 2 Choir, l, 2, 3 Boys Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Science Club, l Hi-Y, 4 CATHERINE WILSON Kate lLaSalle's?white Var- sity sweater - hockey centerl G,A.A., l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, I, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Dramatics Club, 3, 4 ROSEANNA WINGERD Rosie lOldsmobile-Jo- neat jacketl G.A,A., l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, l Dramatics Club, 3 Librarian, l, 2, 3 VIRGINIA WUNDERLIN usinnyn fEngaged-dark eyesf skatingl G.A.A., l GEORGE MARKHAM llMoosell lQuiet and dependable- Model A--Crissy U - Maumee's Al Cappl Football, l, 2, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Choir, l, 2, 3 Hi-Y, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 4 Baseball, 4 Photography Club, 2 DANIEL SAGER I-lnanll lU. S. Armyl Basketball, l, 2 Varsity Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club, l, 2 Football, l, 2 U. S. Army, 45, 46 ROBERT MYERS llsobll l He wouldn't let Rich- ard open the door. his- tory and science wizard- very reserved - dry humorl BERNIE LUBINSKI llpopll l U. S. Navy--married- daughterl Vazsity Club, l, 2, Football, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 3, 4 ROBERT LARSON llsobll lMaumee's camera bug -excellent photographer -Morning Timesl Reflector, l, 2, 3 Visual Ed Club, 4 Basketball, l Track, 3 Photography Club, 2 RAYMOND ZIMMERMAN Mike lTackle-tough - casa- nova--always having o good timel Football, l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4 Track, l, 2 Basketball, l Boys Glee Club, 3 U. S. Navy, 45, 46 ELLEN HILL KATHERINE Effie GREENWOOD lBasketball forward - Katie nurse-bowling fiend- lSewing whiz-likes to pleasantl draw - green skirt - G.A.A., l, Z, 3 pleasontl Choir, 4 G.A.A., l Girls Glee Club, l, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club, l, 2, Dramatics Club, 4 3, 4 Choir, 4 Red Cross, 4 GEORGE MEINEN RICHARD KRAMER lOgontz-Marilynl Dick lWorks after school -- talll Band, l CHARLES WILLIAMS Charlie lAdams Township-Rody Rough house-old Jalo- piel STANLEY WALKER lls.anll lU. S. Navy - always laughing-good voicel Boys Glee Club, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Football, 2, 3 Varsity Club, 2, 3 U. S. Navy, 45, 46 WILLIAM HEILMAN llainll lBig - P-Burg - ping pong-two-tone Buickl Football, 4 Dramatics Club, 4 WILLIAM MILLER Bill lTall-blonde - always grinningl JUIIIUR CLHSS Soon after class elections were over, with the boys winning all the positions, the class rings arrived in October. The class also began preparation for the annual Junior Carnival. A lot of last minute work was done, but the affair, complete with the auction and stage show, proved to be a success. The tradition of a Junior-.Senior dinner dance, which was started lost year, was continued and the class put on cz splendid dinner dance in the spring. This event highlighted and climaxed the year's activities. MAURICE BRAHIER President GEORGE SMITH W Vice-president T tx JERRY CANCE 'Q Secretary ' TED WOLFRAM Treasurer MR. BAIRD Advisor ,. ,.,, , was vi 5 g -. it R-ig i XB X xx s, , 'iv' 2 x x-E k K - v-. 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Weis J Wheating D. R. White J. Williams N. Williams NOT PICTURED: Clarence Campbell Beverly Rowell White L. Wilson D. Wirtz l-l.Wittenrnyer P.Wvckhouse 21 Paul Rose l SOPHUIIIORE CUISS All-boy elections seemed to be the feature this year as the sophomores elected a five man slate of officers to direct activities for the season. Sophomore events began with the sponsoring of a dance after the Clay football game in October. Ring measurements were taken this year and we suddenly realized we were moving up the ladder of classes pretty fast. The B squad basketball team was sparked by several of our boys. The B squad cheerleaders were all sophomore girls. Our leadership and responsibili- ties in school events seem to come naturally as we are now upper-classmen. MURRAY LINNARD President TOM RESTLE Vice-president JIM GILSDORF Secretary WARREN YETTER Treasurer MISS STROUT Advisor i ' news fn. 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Steers J. Stewart NOT PICTUREDZ Barbara Brittson 'J' P il Helen Huber Phyllis Snyder Don Wheating R. Stirr A. Swartz W. Weis P. Wilbarger J. Witzler C.Yukenberg 23 AW FRESHIIIIIII CLHSS Last fall, the freshmen, under the supervision of Miss McManus, energetically started on their high school journeys Overcoming their self-consciousness, they entered into many activities and generally began to assume the responsibilities of the school. For their Christmas celebration, they attended a Freshmen basketball game at Rossford, followed by a roast and dance at Fort Meigs. Barney Fasnaugh wan the radio in the magazine contest. The girls joined the senior girls' glee club. BOB BREN l FF President NORMAN BIGGS Vice-president MARY ELLEN De ARMOND Secretary JOAN OSTER Treasurer MISS MCMAN US Advisor if mg as .RW g t x 6 X fi x , X 'E , , X 2 A X . A-S . A . .A .3 . f F? 'S 5 A f 5 ' if N 'i .c . egs J.Ankenbrandt J. Badger J. Baker S. Baldwin G. Bassett P.Bauerschmidt D. Baird L. Billmaier S. 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HeDner B. Hubert W. Hughes R. Jeoger C. Jeska ,.- F 'r ,X ,,.. . .1 3 .V ,W 1 f . . X ,,.....f .L vm . F - ,Q -f. -4. J. .,.. f an 3 nr Y, by ff ..... . .ff ig I 51 1 4, -3 . v. . Ja- ' Q A' 'off' U NA I ,L 9 5 X f XJ -i Z., 1 .mf 5 my i 'Nei' flag .li 518 . f A! ff ' e i. - Q ,. 1 ,V , M. Johnson L. Kellev R. Kervin M. Klotz C. Kransburger M. Landis D. Lawrence R. Lubinski W. Lumbrezer J. Mahon D.Morkham i Q r . . is .- -rr ...Ei , 1 -- K 'L' it A rj.: Q. A 1' AN K ii Q e S. sii f .1 . V .,, , .Jie ky an J Lf , ' V . A . 'fi' ': Y g. ...W VM. . I se. is J rl is .eir S .sf 1 4 . Rf M. McPeek J. Meinen M. Miller D. Miller W. Mull O. Nontell N. Nordine J. Oster R. Oatley D. Padgett R. Pouken 0 Q S A - A - J W 'E Ak img- K 5 ii. - : 2' '- i te' . 6 Y K K -' fl f ... .L S 1 N L F.. e S . . .il at -ju J S ...S T4 . .- F' ,..f or R J g. . f ': ....g , ... . ' KC-'ef ki if Q A . -.Q fl 1 e ..r. + 45 s E g is if fe.. wi vie- . 4 ' If F f . . le L . J. Perrin R. Pickard N.Piotraschke H. Plass A. Roach P. Roberts D. Rodgers R. Rodgers C. Rogiers B. Roach B. Roose V i My 5 'R . M Q gi J '.. f ii.. rf' 'ss .gf S . ' a ..-: 5 vi ' is .ev . L i . if J r.,... f' er.. . , ,J -..fi .X , .,,-4 X I . I A f,,i.k.1,1?f? ,. 1 ki, my . W K X 0 1 K J. Rosenhahn B. Russell R. Sautt NOT PICTURED: Leila Amstutz Dorthy Brown Ruth Petroff Richard Spencer er, Jr.D.Schmidlin D.Schnapp R. Schneider S. Schlehr C. Schwon N, Sheperd B. Q.. , - 4 3 - 5 was ,. 6 .. ',,' K if Ni Al ' .5 T., I gy! l . i,.9f'1 B. Siders N.Thompson L. Wheeler J. Wilcox Stickles S. Strong 25 Q ...,1 . EIGHTH GRHDE Due to the study of parliamentary procedure, a great improvement was noted in conducting class meetings in the eighth grade this year. With the help of Miss Rech, our advisor, the class drew up a con- stitution. At the end of the first semester, Bill Bryan, the class president, moved. He was replaced by Truman Rhineholt, vice-president. Dick Metcalf was elected to be the new vice-president. A picnic and dance held later in the year consti- tuted the social program for the class. TRUMAN RH I NEHALT President DICK METCALF Vice-president LEWIS BOEHK Secretary RICHARD MCKAIG Treasurer MISS RECH Advisor 3 4595 'w' hM W X .. ' , - Q --sv .W K W X t . . ,,.., tt.. I ' g . M 1. W 't if k ,,.. N. A ' . we sm, gn ,N Q A v an sf , ,Q 2 .ft fr f . F i' . W. I f - . - - M -M f1 to 1 L L 'SY ,' SR i + , , K W A br . J aff f Y M....4. 5 X. ' , R lv. K. Abel K. Aldridge G. Beebe C. Brassel R. Brassfield M. Burdo B. Cosner R. Dinkins S. Eversole E. Farthing K ' A M571 In ', ' Q ff- ? ,. D .4 ., A wwf' Q tif? f54,?f-if . yA. em? .4-sw -.f f ... ...Z 1 A of is in , ' V J .1 ' ' 'MT .'g-. S 'L'L' ' -- iff ' :' 2 P' 1 w K . , n A S Q .... ,.,,: . , ..r. . ., N ' J J ' L'L' '- '. A 5 - . sl ' , ,... M .A I f X ,f '1k fy' use-. la f 2. ll . f + 1 L ' f R. Farthing B. Fegley I. French V. Hare l. Henderson L. Henderson B. Ickes C. Keller F. Johnson J. Kosch g . g ki g .,, yi W , - 5 . H ' . , A. I - Q..-.rg J 1 - - f. .M ,lf 2 ug. A 9 X: pm: ,. K A - 4' 1. 3' E --ykk A TMJ K Q3 7: f . '. L,. Qs 5-'Qt' 2 .5 if J . K... . . as f ... . A . , g A r.,'. YN 1 Z ' fs . S i 'Uf .gs .a fe. 3 ...n. . ... .N :X R. Loesch B. Lowery T. Nou G. McNutt J. Miller J. Nontell N. Padgett S. Pershing B. Pratt B. Regal J Aggg A-. .Q . 1 - Q ... , K. . . f , . . A ,.. 5 .... ,.... - -if Q- A : . . eet rne S J . - . ' . ' ' Silk J' r ' ' ' ,' L.. . Ti J . J .-.f' J J A 17 J' yi B. Rowell D. Schlichter H. Snyder E. Sullivan J. Sutton J. Weaver M. Wendt B. Whitcomb S. Zielinski NOT PICTURED: Jennie Duncan Anna Petroff Lois Connett 27 SEIIEIITII GHHDE The seventh graders, supervised by Miss Brown, began their Maumee High School life last September with an organization meeting. After a few weeks of going up on down stair- ways, getting to class late because they couIdn't find o room, and learning the hard way about demerits and such, and class began to feel at home and as- sumed the appearance of belonging One of the activities of the class was a valentine exchange on February l4th. A box lunch and a dance followed the exchange. THOMAS GREEN LESE President DUANE BERRY Vice-President BE I I Y PLASS Secretary DICK SAUTTER Treasurer MISS BROWN Advisor gi? g , News - x N-we 1 X' 5 Stl 's . . E I ,.., i i l - V., 0 . . . .. . . E' . .. . 1 .W ,.' f .s ' 'Sl --,.- 5' f -ef N4 EW ' A M 1 Ig' - ' V 5 .V ,, Si I: -- , . L 1 wi . i' ' W. Boyd J. Brassfield W. Budd S. Colburn J.Constantine C. Cosner . ,: P. Digby B. Eckenrode A. Fillion A. J. Glann .J X r P .X K.. .I . I ,L . - t A - .Q ,K fr 2 '- -'te . . . 64 gg d'-d .. Y ' ...,. -Q ,ia .- :. 925 ' -...z-1. :-:. af L v:.vk - n V my : 5 125? V' ' i .lj ', 3 H E ,f ' - l 4 ' -L 1 i ..-. , .d.-l . PM ww! ' sf. 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Allman NOT PICTURED: Susan Belt Jerry Carnicam Bette Heath Terry Kaiser Betty McCan Gerald Wilson A. Temple N. Tshappat S. White P. Whitt 29 X Q -E Ili -7-.1 xx X ll 2-sg 'Ti fl V, f . it Y 2 , ua . , . ,lf rf - , w , L 4 K 'E 'Q V g-'l,? .., Am K wg A fs Nga' sgff I 1.1 ii: i 5 ,B L SL f - wg' R kk M asf, si fgxfwf h K 6 ' M as a ff 3475 g gtg sv '1 4, 1 R ,Es QAK .VAL ff. 4- 4 , 3 if Y 53x t '. A 'Q Rfvff bf . X. 'K .f 1 WI A ggi Q , Z .TIOEZ ,-.,,. 15 fb7AQ,,, . 1 55: 4, ch K lvl W S N 'M f LWEQQ? W? f - A f ' 1 ' ff L I E70 M NP: W-Ml Q-,Q YFIRSNTMMLLILB Q,Ff.H, B OWS GLEE Quits GLEE QH mm VNSLLDL ED OTHER FXCTIYITIEQ U Ll CLUBS P ,- 2' 'T ,ag- STUDEIIT CUIIGRESS FIRST ROWt R. Hubbell, R, Bigelow, L. Hubbell, P. Beaber, D. Van Cleve, F. Heilmon, B Knorr, T. Beabei, Mr. Baird. SECOND ROWA V. Fauble, M. Brillhart, A. Pratt, R. Spencer, S. Micka, P. Price, C. Jones, B Taylor, S. Brown. THIRD ROW: D. Buonnic, R. Dinkens, W. Bigelow, S. Brahier, S. Jordon, J. Everinghom, J Addison, L. Galloway. The student congress has really accomplished quite a few things this year. The suggestion box has been put back in its regular place. Students have been appointed to attend mass meetings of all student representatives at Libbey High School. ln February the hard work put into the traditional student talent show did not prove fruitless. Parliamentary procedure has been developed to a fine point. Meetings were held every two weeks. Representatives to this group were elected by the students. Officers of the organization this year were: Denis Buannic ......................................... ............ P resident Sally Jordan ............ ....... V ice-president Janice Everingham .... .......... S ecretary Myrna Brillhart ...... ....... T reasurer Joseph Baird .... ..... A dvisor H0ll0R' SUCIETV l FIRST ROW: H. Caseman, E. Parker, C. Bond, C. Fasnaugh, SECOND ROW: P. Glann, Mr. O'Neill, L. Galloway, S. Boehk, Scholarship! Service! Leadership! Character! These qualifications are the basis of the selection of members to the National Honor Society. Each year a formal induction is held to install the juniors and seniors chosen. There is also an informal induction later. New members inducted this year who did not get in the above picture are: P. Price, C. Jones, J. Addison, W. Bigelow, F. Charter, C. Eriksen, B. Knorr, M. Robison, D. Talbut, R. McGhee, A. Pratt, C. Bolduf, P. Brell, N. DeBrock, S. Jordan, J. Lawrence, G. Smith. The year was started with Charles Bond, president, Charles Fasnaugh, vice-president, and Eileen Parker, secretary, as officers iri charge of the group. At the mid-term elections, Pat Glann was unanimously elected as president with Lowell Gallaway, vice-president, and Shirley Boehk, secretary. ' Mr. O'NeilI is the faculty advisor. ,-M l-IRST ROW: L. Hubbell, S. Allman, D. Redman, S. Schlehr, D. Talbet, J. A. Weaver, K. Abel, D. White, J. Rosenhahn. SECOND ROW: R. Kemmer, B. Plass, F. Rhinehalt, L. Jeska, B. Groves, M. Kauff, P. Spentoff, R. Dinkens, M. E. De Armond, B. Regal, W. Lawry, M. Burdo. THIRD ROW: N. Tschappot, K. Aldridge, P. Towers, B. Hanna, M. Kumpe, J. Miller, B. Knorr, V. Fauble, M. Black, B. Schawen, C. Holscher, C. Hughes, F. Burdo, D. Hubbell, R, Lietzke, G. Beebe, J. Carnicom, M. Talbut, D. Dennis, R. Sautter, M. Van Dorp, N. Shepard, S. White, A. J. Glann, Mr. D. Jones, Director. Under the able direction of Mr. David Jones, the Maumee High School band added gay spirit to all the football and basketball games this year. With the snappy cadence setting the tempo, the majorettes Mary Black, Carlee, Holscher, Carolyn Hughes, and Virginia Fauble led the band thro'ugh many formations. The band did a grand job of representing Maumee High in the five-school spring festival. Many of our band members were On Stage with Purple and Gold, mixing in with the varied colors of the uniforms. Their splendid performance in the winter and spring concerts is well worth mention. CHOIR FIRST ROW: S. Boehk, C. Eriksen, P. Brell, E. Parker, R. Hanna, G. Smithley, D. Dennis B. Fasnaugh, J. Stewart, K. Greenwood, D. Van Cleve, J. ,Brinley, N. DeBrock. SECOND ROW: M. Robison, N. Williams, E. Hill, B. Brittson, C. Balduf, C. Hughes, F. Mackay, L. Wilson, D. Buannic, R. Ter-rill, D. Redman, M. Quiniff, S. Jordan, P. Towers, J. Daykin, J. Lawrence. The choir started this year under the direction of Miss Alice Walbolt. During the Christmas season they sang a variety of numbers including carols in the traditional Christmas Concert. In January, Maumee's choir went to Burnham High in Sylvania to give an exchange assembly. Solos and ensem- bles by members of the choir were also featured on this program. ln April, Maumee participated in a five school concert at Rossford with Perrysburg, Sylvania, Rosstord and Whitmer. The guest conductor was Dr. J. Paul Kennedy. ln the Spring Concert a youth choir composed of 4th and 5th and 6th grade children of Union School and Riverside Elementary Schools was featured with the choir. SEIIIUII GIRLS GIEE CLUB ...Q .. . - . + - FIRST ROW: N. Nordine, S. Boehk, W. Miller, P. Wilbarger, N. Rogers, E. Parker, A. Dogas- tina, B. Borchardt,, P. Martin, H. Plass, N. Thompson, M. Landis, J. Stewart, J. Brinley, K. Greenwood, G. McGhee. SECOND ROW: B. Foltz, B. Kirlin, P. Kaiser, C. Kransburger, S, Brown, D. Baird, M. Kauff, J. Baggett, G. Fauble, T. Beober, J. Eriksen, B. Plath, S. Strong, S. Allyn, J. Abel, A. Swartz, F. Heilman. THIRD ROW: P. Brell, C. Hosier, C. Eriksen, M. Robison, N. Williams, B. Sievert, R. Schneider, M. Padgett, E. Canode, J. Witzler, F. Heilman, M. Brillhart, N. DeBrock, E. Schwanzel, B. Groves, J. Lawrence, M. Dey, N. Chadwick, S. Krouse. FOURTH ROW: B. Knorr, P. Spenthoff, P. Bauerschmidt, A. Norton, B. Brittson, J. Evering- ham, V. Gressler, R. Kemmer, C. Balduf, C. Hughes, E. Hill, J. Daykin, M. Kumpe, C. Yuken- burg, S. Bond, S. Jordan, M. Bridge, G. Bassett, P. Towers. The senior girls' glee club has grown this year not only in size but also in quality. The group numbered sixty-five voices. During the Christmas season, this Glee Club, as always, furnished one of the most inspiring parts of the Christmas program when they appeared in their formal dresses for their presentation. A feature on this program was White Christmas with Frank Mackay singing the baritone solo with the glee club. JUIIIUII GIRLS GIEE CIUB FIRST ROW: S. Schumaker, A. Glann, D. Schlechter, M. Burdo, I. French, B. Plass, I. Hender- son, J. Longacre. SECOND ROW: B. Heath, N. Tschappat, B. lckes, B. Fegley, S. Zielinski, N. Padgett, S. Belt, W. Niner, P. Taylor. THIRD ROW: K. Aldridge, A. Haughn, S. White, B. Regal, L, Connett, B. McCan, S. Pershing, J. Allman, l. McKaig. FOURTH ROW: C. Cosner, M. Talbot, P. Digby, D. Redman, C. Brassel, J. Weaver, S. Eversole, A. Fillion, M. Wendt, J. Schnieder, B. Eckenrode. The junior high girls' glee is composed of all seventh and eighth grade girls. Twice weekly they have o regular class meeting with Miss Walbolt directing. They sang this year in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They are accompanied by Ann Jane Glann, Jane Ann Weaver, Marilyn Burdo, and Bethany Regal. SENIOR B095 GIEE CIUB I 1 gl I 5 A l' ii FIRST ROW: G. Smithley, G. Buannic, D. Buannic, E. Wechtel, Mr. Jones, W. Bigelow, R. Wheeler, B. Breay, B. Fasnaugh. SECOND ROW: R. Stafford, R. Terrill, R. Ashe, R. Domito, G. Markham, D. Tolbut, R. Beaber, F. Mackay, R. Griggs, M. Quiniff, D. Dennis. Close four-part harmony was highlighted this year by the boys' glee club. The junior and senior boys' glee combined for the Winter Concert. Several of the senior boys' glee members represented Maumee in the annual spring festival. JUHIUR B095 GIEE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Padgett, D. Staffen, T. Kaiser, B. Boyd, D. Perrin, D. Hubbell, C. Hirsch, E. Honner, T. Grenlese, D. Sautter, J. Carnicom, D. Stafford. SECOND ROW: K. Klar, J. Siders, J. Brassfield, H. McPeek, F. Johnson, D. McKaig, C. Keller, A. Parker, D. Eosterwood, J. Spencer, D. Taylor, D. Berry, Mr. Jones. THIRD ROW: J. Harding, H. Snyder, C. Gressler, G. Easterwood, G. Sullivan, T. Whitcomb, L. Henderson, V. Hare, D. Metcalf, J, Kosch, T. Nau, W. Rowell. FOURTH ROW: R. Helwig, L. Boehk, R. Farthing, R. Dinkens, J. Nontel, E. Farthing, G. McNutt, B. Pratt, B. Lowery, T. Rhinehalt, K. Abel, G. Beebe. SEIIIDR DRFIIIIIITICS CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Boehk, R. Lietzke, J. Wheating, M. Kervin, J. Brinley, P. Beaber, J. Brainaird, D. Van Cleve, B. Knorr, M. Brillhart, M. Sager. SECOND ROW: D. Lietzke, P. Spentoff, E. Schwanzel, C. Hosier, C. Jones, N. De Brock, E. Hill, C. Hughes, J. Lawrence, P. Glann, P. Kaiser, J. Abel, S. Allyn, M. Kauff, L. Jeska. THIRD ROW: A. Pratt, M. Kumpe, P. Price, R. Heilman, R. Griggs, D. Swartz, E. Wechtel, C. Bond, R. McGhee, W. Bigelow, D. Buannic, C. Wilson, J. Everingham, P. Towers. FIRST ROW: W. Hughes, I. Piehl, P. Martin, N. Thompson, B, Rowell, J. Stewart, E. Parker, G. Gilmartin, J. Stewart, J. Baggett, B. Plath. SECOND ROW: M. Carter, S. Grove, R. Roose, T. Beaber, F. Heilman, G. Buannic, J. Daykin, F. Keller, L. Gallaway, P. Wyckhouse, J. Stewart, J. Witzler, C. Fasnaugh, P. Brell, H. Caseman, Miss Sparks. THIRD ROW: A. Norton, C. Balduf, S. Jordan, T. Wolfram, F. Mackay, J. Bauerschmidt, B. Strimple, B. Parfet, R. Terrill, R. Stafford, D. Redman, R. Brahier, R. Kemmer, F. Jones. The desire to act in Maumee High seems to be unlimited. Everyone wants to get into the act. Brother Goose was chosen as the fall presentation by the club and after final try-outs, systematic rehearsals began. Although a few ill actors and actresses caused anxious moments, the play was given as scheduled before a large crowd. The club is advised by the play director, Miss Josephine Sparks. The officers are Phyllis Price, president, Don Redman, vice-president, and Doris Van Cleve, secretary. ll-TEEII i K I FIRST ROW: l. Piehl, S. Boehk, J. Wheating, R. Lietzke, J. Stewart, M. Kervin, N. Thompson, J. Brainard, E. Parker, J. Stewart, G. Gilmartin, D. Van Cleve, C. Jones. SECOND ROW: P. Beaber, D. Lietzke, M. Weis, B. Rowell, J. Brinley, J. Baggett, M. Brillhart, P. Glann, P. Brell, S. Allen, C. Eriksen, M. Robison, N. Williams, R. Wingerd, B. Foltz, B. King, B. Knorr, H. Caseman, N. De Brock, B. Plath, Miss Druhot. THIRD ROW: P. Spentoff, L. Jeska, M. Van Dorp, D. Davis, F. Jones, J. Lawrence, A. Pratt, P. Price, C. Hughes, R. Kemmer, S. lordan, J. Miller, C. Wilson, P. Towers, D. Pfleghaar, R. Brahier, F. Keller, E. David, E. Schwanzel. The Y-Teen is new in name only this year to Maumee High. Formerly known as the Girl Reserves, the Y-Teens were busy in many school activities. A dance was sponsored early in the year, and the Christmas and Easter programs were both planned by the Y-Teens. Membership to this club is limited to the junior and senior girls selected for their fine Personal character. The girls who presided over the meetings were: Carol Jones, president, Jean Stewart, vice-president, Nancy DeBrock, secretary, and Martha Lou Robison, treasurer. Miss Druholt is their advisor. FIRST ROW: J. Wheating, R. Wingerd, B. Knorr, C. Hosier, P. Kaiser, J. Stewart. SECOND ROW: P. Glann, F. Jones, S. Jordan, J. Miller, C. Wilson, J. Lawrence, C. Eriksen, Miss Farrell. D The board of the Girls' Athletic Association is composed of the officers of the club and the individual sports leaders. Since the membership of the G.A.A. is not limited in the upper four grades, it is necessary to have a board to govern the group. Miss Farrell is the faculty advisor with Joan Miller presiding as president. Roseanna Wingerd was elected vice-president, Sally Jordan, secretary, and Jean Lawrence, treasurer. UI5UIll ED. ClUB fi. FIRST ROW: S. Schlehr, D. Dennis, R. Roose, W. Breay, M. Brahier, R. Pickard, Mr. Herbert. SECOND ROW: R. Pauken, A. Gilsdorf, C. LeFevre, D. Carney, D. Lang, G. Buannic, R. Stafford. THIRD ROW: D. Buannic, D. Redman, E. Wechtel, R. Larson, R. Terrill, R. Griggs. The visual education club has been reorganized to some extent this year. All members have been trained to operate the complete line of movie equip- ment owned by the school. The duties of the members include showing educational films to classes and showing noon movies to the student body. The trend to educate with films has made the work of this group more important. Our school has a lot of fine equipment and the student operators have done a good job of operating it. Mr. Herbert is club advisor. The chief operators are Ed Wechtel and Bob Roosef Dick Terrill is in charge of training. I UHRSITV CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Metcalf, V. DeArmond, L. Gallaway, T. Restle, J. Brainard, B. Lubins'ci, G Buannic, B. Gwin, J. Rectenwald, Mr. Conrad. SECOND ROW: K. Pauken, S. Micka, D. Swartz, D. Kazmaier, B. Griggs, F. Mack: y, R Zimmerman, R. Ashe, D. Kazmaier, C. Cannaley, R. Hellman, C. LeFevre, J. Gilsdorf, R. Hanna THIRD ROW: D. Sager, M. Quinniff, D. Buannic, E. Wechtel, M. Barton, R. Dennis, C. Bond, F. Charter, G. Markham, R. Hildreth, J. Cance, L. Wilson. Membership in the varsity club is one of the highest athletic achieve- ments for any boy in our school. The members are all fellows who have been awarded letter M for major athletics. This year Bob Griggs was elected president, and Dick Kazmaier, vice- president. The secretary was Jerry Metcalf, treasurer, Dan Kazmaier, and Ray Zimmerman, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Conrad is club advisor. JUIIIOR DRIIIIIHTICS CLUB FIRST ROW: T. Kaiser, C. Hirsch, D. Hubbell, D. Sautter, D. Berry, D. Taylor, S. Schumaker, l. French, B. Plass, J. Spencer, P. Digby. SFCOND ROW: N. Garvin, N. Piotrashki, M. McPeek, J. Oster, G. Beebe, D. Lawrence, B. Russell, D. Beard, G. Fauble, B. Borchardt, N. Chadwick, l. McKaig, A. Haughn, M. De- Armond, Miss McManus. THIRD ROW: B. Regal, D. Redman, J. Allman, M. Wendt, S. Eversole, P. Bauerschmidt, R. Helwig, B. Rodgers, M. Bridge, R. Schneider, T. Rhinehalt, N. Sheperd, P. Taylor, A. Roach. FIRST ROW: J. Padgett, J. Carnicom, B. Fasnaugh, B. Rowell, T. Greenlives, E. Honner, K. Klar, A. Glann, M. Burdo, M. Landis, J. Oster. SECOND ROW: J. Longacre, L. Wheeler, M. Colburn, D. Dennis, J. Perrin, S. Brown, M. Dey, M. Johnson, J. Eriksen, H. Plass, K. Aldridge, K. Abel, N. Thompson, N. Tschoppet, B. Health, W. Niner. THIRD ROW: S. White, S. Belt, S. Persin, B. Roose, J. Schneider, S. Baldwin, O. Nontell, D, Dinkins, J. Rosenhahn, G. Bassett, D. Rodgers, J. Weaver, M. Talbot. The younger students of Maumee High School are not slighted when it comes to acting ability as was well shown in their annual play presented to the student body in an assembly last spring. This year the members were from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. At their first meeting, Bill Rowell was elected president. Jim Rosehahn was voted vice-president, Bill Russell, secretary, and David Dennis, treasurer. Miss McManus is their advisor. THE SWG 'ORD The x If 'lk if xx elmul uid me me dams urpass Q 1 e n 965 ui Q5 'hill until 5-Q95 'lhsra 49 'Y X e .ite K ga-CZK was the 30th 9 orward 196, ncmg. 4 en this 04' dents The f 'ted t failable F '.'tQ1-31476 , masses. 66 'l X i 3 L4 l Later the students were takin B IK - gs, f Q-1' to the office of an exeeutlve 0 - ' ,Q ' ' SA ficer in the business, There they Q Qi' .9 eonducteci la press interviewjxflrv egg 4 R . mg questxens at the officials gm, og 5 B Mmm. There were also meni- - , ASD' 6, .QQ Fe E Dude pTffent',Th15 Tonight in the Litf.le Tlneater, the Senior DrL,..b,'5X6 I On O thflufg will present Brother Clousej 21 Sparkling comedy. Cx o QQQQ 5:83 will Ember 26 ie erightrfcloclc, iQ'4q5'. 'wits 'RPG 3 bnvefl th '- at the . 5' 'ev concerns mainly the 5 C9 I1 ev C' edu, e1r1.94 111352 0 ' 5 .I ff Wesle ' 'N Eryone Gd to 6 edit, sehoul 5 9 E3 5 I by . . 1 HN ' Young fig undejfgf ofthe Jgymnasiu 26jQ'XX 'iffy fin Prizes Offered For STR 010 35' at 7.unjc1i C In the ' Us MW? - ... , Q ' 8113 .30 Stn' Ju ' G, K .Q - ' ON TALIEAZQEXT evjiitefngfgg?f,,igv3 ZZl,,f?5?i.ZF Q X' viiiiw. Stoll Ho w1r 'S'i affrae-mode '11 RV eoabfe 4N'?'wi'K is - Nm, XX UR Litfgff tfffshe 825351 of l ex1egQ:g,b Selg qsoqy M. ,var Us . , GQQH is A Av . ox 40 ,ps tic? NJ'-Z?2IQ'1g Qgfg, e ' Y , -K ' ,ge 6 1 'run STATIC STAFF-1946 - 1941 , lf Q' QQ-eg , X D+ Q lished Monthl b the Students of Maumee High School EQ es?59499'3 'QQ eg 314 Q Pub y Y Maumee Ohio l' 4, 'mise-6 519' ,gel E ' Q. ' '51 Q Q' . teahrnle -51 Editlltgilzloftagt Alma Pratt X, Q09 .fly ggxctb Sai '4 ...,.....A........,........ , ..,.......,.,,.......,..... . ..........,, Q 'D N Q K ' betigge-limes H, T4 I Managing Editor .,......., ..,.,..,.,........,...l.. .... ..... B a r bara Knorr lQJ166gQQ-imesp b 54 and? il-,QI 011 511811 S 1 Businesg Staff: Lowe!! Gauoway irc? Q me X 4, -6, Kb 1 oftglpvefpo 95001, Bilsmessg Manager ......... ex SCI , --w1f----'- Eg! , P k ,73QAQ9Nv I Oqx 0 K-9 'f be Paiilieilifefdfiefie iii33l??3?XgMli22E2ifi1i 2-,, 3:3313j1515i5QmQ.?5nRe31ilSfl iegijef A-:Q vigl Q 10111-al ers 131220 fi Q 1 Exchange Manager ...l... sic M , ..... .... R1ia,Kemme1' fag, G56 941699 433 gf? Nag . Sie,-t avg 'Ve-21:12 Aff iff: he, me-45 5 .,...... Dick smfm-d 'Beef o2'ofb x,g2'ofQ,eQ V4 fffboof ed 'Mala mil Af? Eiiiiil .l...,, Qiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f me' .. .... .... P ee Towers ee' .0 .0 Qeleliffkioi by 3 ' , , A f, A 5 S A . ' A o, aQ'2'2j'f'Qf','aJu,,,b 15358 Featzlifsiftfifff .,,,l....,...,.,....,.,.....,.....,..l,,.,..,...... .,...........,,............ P at Bren l5.,5 ,x-'N isp 'Qgeb-:3QQei?1, ,. Deen HQ C77 ff 553-11 Joss 9125 Sports. ,,,.... ..l. S ally J ordan, Richard Kazmaier, George Buamuc l Siva 'Qg,,3'We06 Ogra' Tjiabf af? 5531, stron 83127, Special .,...,.... Carolyn Hughes, Carol Jenes, Charles Fasnaugh Z2 M 0j?fA:iO-mek qi: of 3' 119 E b0J15.ef' a jscofeg P1 Reporters ,....... ....... D orothy Davis, Eileen David, Jean Lawrence, Q x'f'5 .36 pl. 06101, '1ffe,. Ine M986 110 'fl' 6 Dolores Schnapp, Barney Fasnaugh, 3 PARTY LINE 5 jggzpbrcoflratge y,,eZ1l:1pyeEC!,gJ Shirley Strong, Ellen Jane Schwanzel H ' . . 0 ip Margie Kaufold Richaz-ci1Hen1jy HI KIDS!!-Well, here 1 ffy-ff,?eP:f2'i 1515315 off? wif? iff frmful ' Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories HI-ll FIRST ROW: Mr. Thurston, 'J. Metcalf, G. Buannic, R. Hartman, D. Kazmaier, J. Bauer- schmidt, L. Gallaway, R. Hildreth. SECOND ROW: D. Redman, R. Kazmaier, R. Heilman, M. Quiniff, C. Williams, T. Wolfram, R. Griggs. THIRD ROW: D. Buannic, G. Markham, R. Dennis, C. Bond, B. Parfet, B. Strimple, R. Terrill, F. Mackay. The Hi-Y governed by student officers has seen a successful year. This organization of junior and senior boys is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. The faculty advisor is Mr. Thurston. The officers are: Bob Heilman ............................................. ............ P resident Dick Kazmaier ....... ....... V ice-president Chuck Bond ........ ............ S ecretary Dick Hartman ..... ....... T reasurer lIBlllllllllllS FIRST ROW: J. Brinley, J. Eriksen, G. Buannic, J. Stewart, M. DeArmond, SECOND ROW: E. Mowery, A. Norton, Miss Brown, F. Keller, A. Pratt, C. Fasnaugh. The students pictured above work at least cne period daily in the library. In this time, they learn the fundamentals of library service, which in some cases proves very useful to graduates. For their work, they receive recognition yearly through the award of service medals. The senior who has contributed most for 4 years also receives an award at graduation. J Miss A. Brown is in charge of the library. N R X MHUMEE f W7 x x S AX Qx gw NXEK X I 7' rv . F W 4' 1 is . - fb-2 - I K '20 w X x If 'V .KQQQ NSN , X Nix I af f !,f' - f 1 f A ,AJ W ,, 1. .lv . :E ' I' , P' I 1-.AM Q FO0TBllll TEHITI FIRST ROW: R. Griggs, M. Quiniff,. R. Heilmon, G. Buannic, J. Metcalf, L. Galloway, B. Lubinski, W. Weber, T. Restle, J. Gilsdorf, M. Barton. SECOND ROW: R. Puhl, S. Micka, E. Wechtel, D. Kazmaier, D. Hartman, M. Kramer, D. Buan- nic, M. Zimmerman, J. Spackay, J. Cance, D. Kazmaier, C. Cannaley, J. Rectanwald, B. Fasnough. THIRD ROW: Coach Conrad, G. Gwin, R. Spencer, S. Brahier, J. Hamlin, J. Addison, R. Cummins, G. Markham, R. Ash, J. Bralnard, G. Smith, E. Mowery, L, Hubbell, D. White, T. Parker, J. Spackay, Coach Koehler. The Panthers, playing their first 'season under Coach Conrad since his return from the navy, compiled an excellent record of 6 wins and 3 losses. Operating from the cock- eyed T formation, the Panthers featured a well balanced ground and air attack that enabled them to roll over Sylvania, Ross- ford, Perrysburg, Swanton, Delta, and Wau- seon, while bowing to Clay, Whitmer, and Perrysburg. The three losses suffered by the Panthers were by' one touchdown each. The season record is Maumee ................ Maumee ...... ..... Maumee ...... ..... Maumee ...... ..... Maumee ...... ..... Maumee ...... ..... Maumee ...... ..... Maumee ...... ..... Maumee ...... ..... 27 33 The football team of 46 accomplished something which their predecessors for the past five years had been unable to do, and that was defeat Perrysburg. The team fin- ished in a tie for third place with Sylvania in the Great Northern Conference. When the season ended, the team chose Jerry Metcalf as most valuable player and elected Denis Buonnic and Bob Hellman honorary co-captains. as follows : Sylvania ..... .... O Rossford ..... .... 6 Swanton ..... .... O Clay .................. l 3 Perrysburg ........ 0 Delta ......... .... 7 Wh i trner ............ l 2 Wauseon .... .... O Perrysbu rg ........ l 2 Lenin men B. Lubinski J. Metcalf L.H.B. F.B. r . , 3- ' i Kazmaier R. Kazmaner J. Cance D. Buonmc R. Znmmerman B. Graggs ' B. Hellman R. Ashe R.E. R. T. L.T. R.G. C. L.G. G. Buannic L.E. R. Gwin T. Restle J. Brainard J. Gilsdorf G. Markham R H C R E F.B. L.H. . . . Ed. Wechtel L. Galloway C. Cannaley M. Quiniff M. Barton R.T. R.G. L.G. L.E. L.E.5I UIIRSITV BllSllET'Bllll TEI-llll SITTING: F. Mackay, D. Buannic, J. Cance, C. Bond, G. Markham, D. Kazmaier, J. Metcalf. STANDING: Coach Conrad, J. Addison, S. Brahier, B. Wilson, D. Talbut, F. Charter, A. Wagner, B. Lubinski, Mgr. G. Smith. The basketball team, also playing under Coach Conrad's direction, had a good rec- ord for the season with 8 wins and 7 losses. ln the tournament at Defiance, they won one and lost one to bring their over-all record to 9 wins and 8 losses forthe year. The Panthers placed fifth in the Great Northern Conference. A matter of seconds stood between them and a tie for the con- ference title as they were beaten in three games in the last two or three seconds in the torrid conference race. Two seniors on the team were honored at the close of the season. Charles Bond was chosen most valuable player and Frank Mackay was elected honorary captain. The season's record is as follows: ' Maumee ................ 25 Maumee ...... ....... 4 7 Maumee ...... ....... 4 8 Maumee ...... ....... 3 O Maumee ...... ....... 4 6 Maumee ....... ....... 3 7 Maumee ...... ....... 4 7 Maumee ...... ....... 5 2 Maumee ....... ....... 4 8 Maumee ...... ....... 4 6 Maumee ...... ....... 3 4 Maumee ...... ....... 2 l Maumee ...... ....... 4 6 Maumee ................ 32 Maumee ................ 45 TOURNAMENT Maumee ................ 42 Maumee ...... ....... 4 8 Lake .................. 40 Clay .................. 37 Perrysburg ........ 34 Rossford ............ 35 Swanton ............ 27 Whitmer ............ 39 Delta ................ 40 Waterville ........ 38 Rossford ............ 42 Sylvania ............ 39 Whitmer ............ 36 Clay .................. 50 Whitehouse ...... 27 Perrysburg ........ 42 Sylvania ............ 46 AT DEFIANCE Liberty Center .... 33 Bryan ................ 62 ,, -. in Xu ,Nil rf EEK f , --5 X .xx , V!! fr ii -,, rv' A A r-A aw ,,,,.-. R, .Vw mv' f. :js ik , ,- X B SQUHD BIISIIETBIHL T E 1 SlTTlNG: N. Sheperd, W. Siders, C. Digby, D. Steers, B. Foltz, J Rosenhahn STANDING: J. Spockay, F. Burdo, M. Kramer, Coach Baird, P. Boehk M Linnard B Puhl Mgr. B. Fasnaugh. The B squad, due mainly to the lack of height, did not achieve as successful a sea- son as the varsity. Their record was IO losses and 5 wins. They placed lost in the conference. Even though the record doesn't show it, the season provided our Jay Vees with some good experience for next year This should prove valuable since the varsity will lose five seniors from this year s squad The year's record is as follows: 48 Maumee ................ Maumee ................ 28 Maumee ................ 37 Maumee ................ 37 Maumee ................ 35 Maumee ................ 24 Maumee ................ 25 Maumee ................ 48 Maumee ................ 25 Maumee ................ Maumee ................ Maumee ................ 20 Maumee ................ 38 Maumee ................ 24 30 Maumee ................ 35 La ke ........ Clay .......... Perrysbu rg Rossford .... Swanton .... Whitmer .... Delta ........ Waterville Rossford Sylvania Whitmer Clay ......... Whitehouse Perrysburg Sylvania .... JUIIIIIII HIGH BIISIIETBIIII TEIIIII SITTING: D. Berry, L. Billmaier, R. McKaig, V. Hare, H. McPeek, B. Mull. ETANDING: B. Russell, R. Dinkens, R. Rogers, Coach Sommers, K. Rogier, F. Sautter, Mgr. . Rowell. The junior high basketball team of Coach John Sommers completed one of its most successful seasons in recent years. The team compiled a record of IO wins and 5 losses for a percentage of .667. The junior high managed to keep up with the varsity and B squad in one respect and that was that The season record Maumee ............ 2I I I Maumee ............ 24 Maumee ............ Maumee ............ 38 I5 Maumee ............ 27 I3 Maumee ............ 27 Maumee ............ Maumee ............ Maumee ............ 39 7 I8 Maumee ............ 69 Maumee ............ Maumee ............ Maumee ............ 39 Maumee ............ 34 in every sport this year, Maumee has split games with Perrysburg. These boys during the season gained val- uable experience and are now ready to enter high school athletics. ln one game Dick Dinkens collected 48 points. is as follows: Rossford ....... Sylvania ..... I9 I8 Perrysburg ............ 28 Whitehouse .......... 20 Bowling Green ........ 20 Bowling Green ........ 20 9 3 Perrysburg ............ 3I Bowling GreerL ....... 2I Bowling Green ........ ZI Whitehouse .......... Rossford ................ Glenwood .............. I6 Maumee Valley......I 5 Glenwood ...,.......... IO GIRLS Il'l'HlETlCS There is never a dull moment in girls' athletics. They seem to keep quite busy the year around. Field hockey is a very popular sport with the girls. They enjoyed playing a game with Maumee Valley Country Day School and topped the day off with refreshments. 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Baldwin, Proprietor A COMPLETE FAMILY DRY-CLEANING SERVICE FUR AND GARMENT STORAGE Pick-up and Delivery Service in Surrounding Communities Phone Maumee 3-2262 4l 2 Conant Street Buy With Confidence and Save Many Dimes and Dollars PUHL'S HARDWARE Phone 3-223I 3II Conant St PITTSBURGH PAINTS HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES MAGIC CHEF CAS RANGES lFor Country Use with Pyrofax Gas- For City Use with Natural Gasl sz Compliments ofx THE STATE SAVINGS BANK rviAurviEE,oHio U CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of 'MAUMEE LUMBER 8: SUPPLY C0 WILLIAMSUN PRINTING CUMPANY l Conant at Clinton St. Commercial ' Industrial Professional . PRINTING U Phone 3-3l l l Maumee, Ohio Maumee Ohio ' SPENTHUFF BRUS. , Compliments l SHEET METAL SHUP of U 3ll Cass St. ' Maumee, Ohio 3-3254 8 co. ' Ceneral Sheet Metal Work . HEATING I AIR Eggs?-II-I-IIIQZNING H. M. MCC-EE, Representative Parts For Any Make Furnace sa ids-, ar in. SCN: Q WE ' Mrs . K . 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BALDUF BAKERY 709 South Avenue at Broadway Phone ADams 1022 Established 1919 66 COIVIPLIIVIENTS COMPLIMENTS of of BIIYER COAL CUMPAIIY D AVID S 0 II 'S MAUIVIEE, OHIO M M A U M E E and PALACE THEATERS MAUMEE, OHIO PERRYSBURC, OHIO R. E. Young, Prop. I DAVENPORTS I MAUMEE COLOR CIIMPANYI SHELL SERVICE I - West Wa ne St. ' I I I I I Compliments Compliments ' I I I I I I I ToML1NsoN DRUGS Hoams APPLIANCE Compliments of BRELL 81 STANFORD 108 East john Street FINE GROCERIES DIIRN ELECTRIC C0. 1 17 West Wayne LU 3-2531 Electrical Contracting Repairs C1 Maintenance Agent NU-ENAMEL 6' MEATS Appliances Phone 3-3281 We Deliver FARM G' CITY APPLIANCE SALES 213 Conant Street Phone LU 3-3190 S' MAUMEE, OHIO I. S. Rupley R. I. Rupley QUALITY GROCERIES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND MEA-rs Radios - Refrigerators -- Ranges Washers - Sweepers - Ironers Home Freezers DUPONT PAINTS A complete food market RECORDS ----- RECORDS RCA Victor, Decca, Columbia, Majestic, Mercury and others. We Deliver Phone LU 3-2472 Look for the sign WESTINCHOUSE next to the Franklin Ice Cream Store 69 Andrews-Fisher Motor Sales COMP'-'MENTS DE SOTO PLYMOUTH f O Tires Batteries Parts , S . .. . SMITHS DRUG SWE aEZCE!5?53iLEpA.R.NG REPP?Ir:llTlNCr New or rebuilt motors installed immediately Payments if desired l280 Conant St. LU 3-3100 J0llN'S PLACE KOCH LUMBER C0. Maumee, Ohio l . 1 GOOD FOOD AND SANDWICHES 902 Conant Street Phone 3-242l 70 THE LOESCH MOTOR COMPANY DEPENDABLE AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE Ph 3 331 I 204 West Wayne MAUMEE OHIO DEDICATED TO THE CLASS WAGONLANDER S f 1947 BEN FRANKLIN STIIREN ANYTHING from Sc to 51.00 JOMPJOW5 I jdridf AGKNUWLEDGEMENT The Reflector Staff wishes to thank the businessmen whose ads appear on the preceding pages. We wish them continued success. We also extend our thanks to the following contributors: Herrick's Super Service P. H. Brahier Grocerv Dr. T. S. Miller Maumee Valley News