Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)
- Class of 1949
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'va-. . gig- ' III.-.gg?I'llEfI- g'y2:'IIIQ'fI5.'-. gI,I2-II. 'gf I yr: W2-ffi' 'I ,-.1 kj I .III 151 .11 f f '31 ..:.ff-'S -in -sw fr'--I 'yy ,-11I.w1'. ,.,g15 'fgwghz .ff.'--Q..-wi... -,Y-1,. '-?-'1amq7i.--,1 lg-1,-.. ' 21. ---f,1 ..,-rp.--.nif nw' -- -f .sf f 1 W' ' 1' F 'f,-1q9..'J gf.. .- - ,.Z-1- '. f. ' M- . 'ur -xl.. '1- Q .,.' 'L .. X .1-If..I.--,.:-446. ' HJ- .'.1'1:1- 11... ---V L- .fff -. -. D 1' 1-IIII fII. .1.I..1..jcIxiiifXI .,-t iI.':' If ft I.I.'. I' ffE5S 15'.5.715I12' ' '7ft, . 'If -iff ,IrgfIIffQ'I.-5 gJ1'I1r1. .4 H R-V29 4 IIN, 'W ' .Li 1 W! f. j:,i . .' U 3 ...J-. .' -I .,-NI +-..- '- N .. ,f xmt, 1-2. 1 M- :Wifi -1.7 fw- 1 if gait' 1113 8 l 8158lfLlf We, the staff of the 1949 Reflector, present this yearbook to you, the students of Maumee High School, in hope that it will help you to remember some of the experi- ences ot the past year. We hope that in years to come you will enjoy reminiscing over your days at old M. H. S. THE STAFF X. 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U 62251 lvfsisaz 1145 ' . ,?,,,, w VTE? V A H , fr, , w' 'ru ww wwvi agrf.. 71 f1:,,fff 5 ' 5.-fm --,mm W.-i W2 49 Marilyn Kauff .................. Editor Cora Hosier .... Business Manager 7849 7949 ibeobcafabn As the theme of our annual this year is The '49ers , it seems fitting that we should dedicate this yearbook to the forefathers and builders of our community. Without the strength and forbearance of these men who developed and cultivated the land, our community would not be the yield- ing, prosperous community that it is today. Also, our yearbook should be dedicated to the present '49ers, the men, women, and children who are building and improving Maumee today. To our merchants, to our clergy- men, to our food producers, to our parents, to our teachers, and to ourselves, the students of Maumee High School, who, by our learning, will help to make Maumee an even better place in which to live, this book is dedicated. ilflimin .wegie Guam PRESENTATION DED I CATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENTS CLUBS SPORTS SNAPS ADVERTISEMENTS OIWQ lff!0If' ' What can give you more satisfaction than to have, in some tangible form, a way of remembering your high school days. With this in mind, the Reflector staff has tried, by this book, to help you remem- ber with pictures and prose those best years of our lives . W MAUMEE i-ll ui-I Oh Maumee, shoulder to shoulder, We stand to fight for thee. Oh Maumee, loyal and true To thy colors we will be. Our hearts are tuned for the tray As our friends and toes shall always see. We'll uphold thy fame, We will win this game, 1 Fighting on to victory, With the Panther scream. We will back our team, And will win for old Maumee! W gli F I X.. . .f 11 ' . 'fgaif '-, qu .. . i 1 ,fs Lf' fi W X f X -ky. f i WK, , - .3 .775 4 J M f ' 'V ' 7 ,fx 1 'W xx ' ' XX x 1 4 , X , I g 2 43 QW if fx - - I. 1 ff N, 1 1 ' f yn ff H V 47 A I r ' 'Lf X A n X ' f 1225! I IV' f pf' f A ' if ' 4 ,ff , 4 Q ' ' 4 A ff ' . .x , x Xi V , X5 I, n I f 1 f W. I - 'fix 'A' , f J lx I lffwr 5 X , -9 I AU ! . 1 -1 ii: 4 .fgc!nf1,i1fLi5lf1f'afi01fL Uma! jacnhy Dx Q9 Mr. Charles Wilson, completing his first year as superintendent of Mau- mee Public Schools, has proved him- self to be both capable and progres- sive in handling Maumee's school system. Mr. Wilson was born in Ada, Ohio. He holds his A.B. degree from Ohio Northern University and his M.A. de- gree from Northwestern University. He has been admitted to candidacy for his Ph.D. degree at Ohio State University. He has traveled exten- sively throughout Europe and on this Continent. 'if 1 E rir W Mr. Wilson served four years in the Army Air Force Intelligence Branch during the second World War. Mr. Wilson expresses his opinion of youth in the following words: Mr. Bernard Shaw has said, 'Youth is so wonderful that it is a shame to waste it on young -people.' l agree with Mr. Shaw to the extent that it is shameful to allow ourselves to grow old. Though physically we may age, let the mind and spirit forever remain young-fresh, exuberant, and chal- lenging. .. I CHARLES H. WILSON . Superintendent ,NM rg Q . A.B. Ohio Northern University f ' M.A. Northwestern University y 3 - t 'fig' YE s - 3 ll i r-f- l 4 -' Q if :A , H-i JOSEPH L. BAIRD KENNETH W. FINDLEY Assistant Principal Principal B. of Education, Toledo University M.A., University of Michigan Mr. Joseph L. Baird, the assistant principal, holds the B. of Education de- gree from the University of Toledo, and his M.A. degree from the University of Michigan. X Aside from being assistant principal, Mr. Baird taught American History and World Government and coached the Varsity basketball team. wU.s- PHYLLIS SHEPERD Secretary, Superintendent's Office Without the efficiency and alertness of PhiI , our school system would not be the smooth one that it is. A.B., Manchester University M.A., Ohio State University Mr.- Findley holds the B.S., in Educa- tion degree from Manchester College, Indiana, and an M.A. degree from Ohio State University. Mr. Findley has been admitted to candidacy for his Ph.D. and Doctor of Education degrees at Ohio State University. Mr. Findley has taught extensively throughout indiana, Ohio, and Rhode Island. During the past World War, Mr. Findley served three years in the Sea- bees. At the same time he directed the band in the Navy. His first year at M.H.S. has been a full one. He has acted as principal and also has directed the M.H.S. band. .if3.ff ' H .' 2 l l r 1 L i SHIRLEY GROVE Secretary, PrincipoI's Office straight, hands out excuses and the students in all possible ways. Shirley is the one that keeps the books helps lflfggeffi OXJQLOWL 98 f -mi JOSEPH L. BAIRD z Social Science B. of Education, , GE H University of Toledo x ' 4' M.A., University of Michigan Ir V Z ix ARDAH BROWN Latin, French, and Library A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University 1: ,N M.A., Bowling Green State is-5 . X University ,. at A J ! Eg.: --.:f': E ., ,W curronn CONRAD it - - WILLIAM M. cox Physical Education ' 72. 3, 'g Commerce B.Sc. in EdUC0fiOf1. g, ' ' Q if rig, B.Sc. in Commercial Education University of Toledo 1 N, - ' University of Toledo E...-s, M.A., Columbia University 5 T: Q 4' 'ff ' 'Lai d , al ' if' .I ll fi ,Ac ALENE unui-lor V 1 E'1Q S .,-i l l sim B.A., Ohio Wesleyan H, P , yi, ' , University '1 the 'Y ,N T W 'ki' KENNETH wi FIND'-EY 1 Instrumental Music l A A.B., Manchester University M.A., Ohio State University l U tg RiOgERT FQTES -V ELEANOR GLESSER I1 llsfrid l'fS is ,X I 3 Commerce , Ohio State University ' sl is B. of Education, University W . of Toledo i GALE A. HERBERT Science ff! AZB., B.Sc., in Education V Bowling Green State University 3 4' M.S., University of Michigan V t 6 i ln. JOSEPH G. JORDON Mathematics B. of Education, University of of Toledo M.A., University of Michigan MARGU ERITE McMANUS English B.A., Mary Manse College i 1 alll' W '. fill L if ,Y , ' GEORGE SCHMIDT Social Studies, Science, and Pre-Flight B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State University bv 'GTS' RUTH KRICHBAUM Fine Arts B.Sc. in Education Kent State M.A., Western Reserve University LOUISE KRUSE Home Economics B.Sc. in Home Economics Education, Ohio State University AEN- ' l l is .1 , DOUGLAS MYERS Social Studies and Science B.S. in Education, Ohio State University NANCY NEALE Physical Education B. of Education, University of Toledo E 'r i , A. l . P' ' ii 23 D' K fr- MARIE SULLIVAN Vocal Music B.A., Mary Manse College A. N. THURSTON Science B.A., Ohio State University M.A., Ohio State University Not Pictured: WAYNE STRINGER Vocal Music B.Sc. in Education, Ohio State University E K 2 , ' E l F: lx .4 . ' - E, P3 .J SARAH JEAN MOHR Mathematics B. of Education, University of Toledo A .24- .IOSEPHINE M. SPARKS English B.Sc. in Education Ohio State University 'tr- xr I' -31 If' S .U 5 --' ' 9 .lu N 1 i 9 lui!! SKU, endow l-Q-.--1i .I e Stuar- iii E in ugffriging jf He President, William Moor, Vice-President, Bob Gwin, Treasurer, Larry Hubbell, Secretary, Jackie Stewart Cfada off 94 9 Well, this year, the '49ers are leaving us, but as they march down the aisle on graduation day in their maroon and white caps and gowns, it will be hard to forget all that this years' seniors have left behind them. They contributed to all branches of Maumee's activi- ties. They excelled in athletics, being well represented on both the football and the basketball teams. When it came to track and baseball, the seniors again led the way. There were energetic senior workers on both of the school's publications. They did well in the music line, too, even as far as to sing for their own commence- ment. The Dramatics Club held a large number of seniors both in the acting and in the production jobs. In order to bring some money into their sagging trea- sury, the class of '49 sponsored an after-game dance and a Donkey Basketball game which was a howling success. A few class parties were given in the gym where the class got together and square danced, ate, played cards, and got to know each other much better. To wind up the year they gave a Senior Prom which will, in the future, be hard to beat. The seniors also proved to themselves and to the whole school that they could manage themselves on their own as well as any college student. They were given privilege cards which entitled them to miss all study halls provided they attend their regular classes. This f ' sl lg S I2 A if a was certainly a creditable gift to the school and to the . Senior classes to come. t' X - All these things were able to be accomplished by the Class of I949 only by the patience and careful guidance of the administration, the faculty, and the senior faculty advisor, Mrs. Mohr. Good work, Seniors! Here's to you! We wish you the best of luck in taking your place in the modern world, and in the years to come we'll never forget the 49ers. Mrs. Jean Mohr, Class advisor fwnf' IW N v y L , lUL.-,.. if ,t i l I I 4 eniom my , ' JOAN ABEL Jeannie Q Uohnny, Talkative, ' Shorthand whiz, Y- , Teensl , Choir 4, Girls Glee l,2, ,- ' , . 345 Y-Teens 3,4' Dra- --'. 'IA' AQALE ' nrlatics Club 2,3,4g Li- 4' fi C' ' brarian 4. , . . i7 an--.L 3 51531 t - fp 5 . , l .5 if 1 n huuzu ? T PAUL ALEXANDER nf- Q . l .4 ' ' ff :: ' lHistory whiz, . wavy qv Z5 L hair, Consclenltlous, 9.3 2 H 3 Quiew A Track Mcfwgef 112,32 .. ill Varsity Club 3,4. 'ii WNW' J if J MICHAEL BARTON WILLARD BAGGETT lBlack leather iacket, motorbike, Bud, Speedyl THERESE BEABER Benb lPsycl'1ology and Mr W Dependable Angy Flashy D IVEFJ Honor Society 3 4 Girls ee l 2' G. A, A. 3 4' Y-Teens 3' Drama- tics Club 2 3 4' Reflector 4' Static 4' Math Club 4' Secretary 4. GK?-1 J Mike l'Tex, Slow and Easy, Cow Lover, Co-Captain, Huntin' and Fisl'1in'7 Football l,2,3,4, Basket- ball lj Baseball lj Track 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4j Hi-Y 4. ' e STEPHEN BELT Steve fMost likely to ?, Poker shark, Wyoming Prospec- tor, Tall and Righteousl Honor Society 3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4, Class President 3. I3 Fred JOSEPH BRAINARD llloell lPersonality-plus, Proxy, Co - Captain, Woman- haterl?J, Happy - go - Lucky? Choir 45 Sgt. at Arms 45 Football 2,3,45 Basket- ball l5 Varsity Club 2,3, 45 Sgt. at Arms 45 Hi-Y 45 Dramatics Club 45 Reflector 4. endow RICHARD BIGELOW lloickll lEarly to Bed, Eastern College Bound, OOH! Look at those clothesll Honor Society 3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,25 Choir 3,45 Boys Glee 25 Foot- ball 35 Hi-Y 45 Drama- tics Club 3,45 Reflector 45 Static 3,45 Business Manager 45 Math Club 45 Treasurer 45 Class , -1 ra 3 Y! -a., 1 jf ' .3 it W ' Lal. ., , E,5, , H Qt I tm, ali ' 2-. Y, 3 .4112-. '::: 1113322253 K 4:1 .q:::z::::.,.g. ., , tmzgaaata 2 , ' ggggmiulzf - .-E - . I :- gn 1. -gi.-5 lv if it xv: 15, 4' .St Q , 'l 't H w. ,. ,fs , ,L L li- Wim.- X- ftlfllfrll s ,gl ax me-,N 5s3a, .g35ir+5i3 W' 'rr:. 'x 'N-. Jef- if-Tr, ::rr::1g-Q: ' Q13-.-Q:-'.'--?'j2f?, . 2,-1' Tp:-. ', '-..-.'.j'5. ' - ,vii I 'EE' A- 11' ' -rs5:if5mf- - - Treasurer 3. PAUL BOEHK upinkyu lRossford, HZO2, Terror- on-Wheels, Choir cut-upl Choir 3,45 Football l,2, 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Drarna- tics Club 3 4 Math Club Q52 Z JAMES BRINLEY IlJimll W . lWild Western Shirts ' I Motorbiker, Dorothy, Gabbyl FREDERICK BURDO S-I lUncle Freddy, Red Truck, Beware of Hall Monitors! Good Workerl Student Council 45 Band l,2,3,45 Choir 45 Danes' Band l,25 Football 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Math Club 4. Football 45 Baseball 3,45 Varsity Club 4. .. .Er Y , .' 'it ',,,1v?i , 5 tt, I .V , 1 ei if I4 ETHEL CANODE lSixty a minute or bust, Sensa Huma, Drive-lnl Girls Glee l,2,35 Choir 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Drama- tics Club 3,4. JANE DAYKIN H-,Gllieu lBig Red, Glen, Ball of Static, Party giverl Libbey l5 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Choir 2,45 Girls Glee 25 G. A. A. 2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Treasurer 35 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Reflector 45 Static 3,45 Editor 4. endow -5 DOROTHEA CARTER llnotll iNeil, Engaged, Elaborate hair-dos, pretty eyes, Of- fice Practicel Dramatics Club 34 RICHARD CUMMINS Dick l R. D. , Shirley, Canoe Capers, Field and Stream? Football 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. ' 1- 3 l'-':: . 4 4 ' . y l Nl QAANWEV 1 5 1 av- JANICE EVERINGHAM llJanll l Champion of the Arts , Subtle, Washing- ton 8t Lee U., Exoticl Student Council 2,35 Sec- retary 2,35 Choir 3,4, Girls Glee l,2,3,45 G. A. A. l,2,35 Y-Teens 35 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 President 45 Reflector 45 Static 3,4. CHARLES DIGBY Charlie l Digger , Golfer, Bowl- ing Alley, Sharp shirts? Basketball 2,3,45 Base- lgail 3,45 Varsity Club Q'- fm 5 X 1 N 5' vFl'v JAMES GILSDORF llJimll lPuppy-lover, Phone fiend, Town-Crier, Centerl Student Council 35 Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity x HHH Club 2,3,45 Choir 45 Hi- 'HIM 4 , wllijiq Y 45 Dramatics Club 45 b,,, Z5 ' fi Reflector 45 Class Secre- 'N tary 2. l, ROBERT GWIN llsobll l Peanuts , Helen, Mr. B's Buddy, Most Voluablel Choir 45 Football l,2,3, 45 Basketball l5 Baseball 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 President 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Reflector 45 Static 45 Class Vice-President 4. 8l'LL0l .'5 FREDERICK GRINDLE llFredll fFinds 'em, Fools 'em, Forgits 'em, Sue, Good Deboterl Choir 45 'Football l,3,45 Varsity Club 45 l-li-Y 45 Dramotics Club 3,4. BETTY JANE GROVES llsettyll iWoterville, Study Hall Major, Coke humorist, Monday morning snoozerl Band l,2,3,45 Girls Glee l,25 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 35 Choir 45 Dramotics Club 2,45 Treasurer 45 Reflector 4. it Q ll E. 5 x JAMES HAMLIN lljimll lVisual Aid Reliable Everybodys pal 36 Chevy? Student Council 4 Treo surer 4 Football l 2 3 4 Track l 3 Varsity Club 3 34 HIY 34 Drama H , , ww , 5 ' 5 , -f M . 5 - ,ff 1 ildtli I 1 I , , 1 . R H, 2 . ag- 3 Ei ,, , 2 - , 2 - ,. if ,el tics Club 35 Reflector 45 16 Math Club 4 FLORENCE l'l EILMAN Flossie lPionist, Bangs, Horn- rims, Frenchl?D, Wee, Wee , Happy gall Choir 3,45 Girls Glee l,2, 3,45 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 35 Dramotics Club 2,3,45 Reflector 3, 45 Static 45 Class' Trea- surer l. f . l. f Kits GEORGE HAIGH lDortmouth bound, Phy- sic's whiz, Tall, Neat Clothes, 6 FD? Math Club 45 President 45 Hi-Y 4. i lif. 5... . l is T' O.S.U.J endow RICHARD HENRY -.tl My ubickn , 5' 1, lDare-devil, Astronomer, Whitehouse Grill, Sliml Reflector 2. YN S . H i ra' we . . LARRY HUBBELL Hotsl1ot lBetty, Clarinetist, Red hat, Love letters? Honor Societ 34' Stu CORA HOSIER llxemmyll KLove that South, Dim- ples, Dear Diary , Mrs. Anthonyl Honor Society 3,45 Choir 35 Girls Glee l,2,35 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Board 2, 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Drama- tics Club 2,3,45 Reflec- tor 3,45 Business Mana- ger 45 Static 4. y 1 1 ' dent Council 1,45 Vice- President 45 Band l,2,3, 45 Choir 45 Football 2,35 l 1 Track l5 Hi-Y 45 Drama- tics Club 45 Class Trea- surer 4. iff? li'-' A J MARILYN KAUFF 1,Mcry,, l Kauffie , Always Busy, Max, Editor, Clever, Honor Society 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 25 Choir 45 Girls Glee l,25 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader l,25 Y-Teens 3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Reflector 3,45 Editor 45 Static 3,45 Librarian l, 45 Class Secretary 3. - 53 Pi-iYi.Lis KENNEDY 5 , Phil .3 fii , CWink, Hair-dos, Japan, . W' Jakel B-fi 1' Scott l,2,3. ns.. 1 rx' ,,, ...ss 114 ,. 4- mf. . '69 v. -. 'sr ,Eg-. 5 . sro- ii ,., ,ms , .ermrwv 1, M-was . flaw i 1 ef :Eff V' ,sz :Z - .sg , ,..2, W . L, tar, ii when ,giiiii L' mxeitii' 55 'ite m ai rw cv- rm W, 2 ar: Y QT' r ,L e ll 'ill 1 s 1 ':l.ge1 ' 4 .5255 ili ii i ii ri me ' Pi-iYi.Lis KAISER llphilll iSweet, Skip, Nurse of the Future, Knittin' Kittenl Student Council 45 Girls Glee l,25 G. A. A. l,2,3 45 Board l,2,3,45 Trea- surer 35 President 45 Y- Teens 3,45 Reflector 3,45 Static 3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Librarian 4. .-1' QR I7 -Q 5- . Q . fl i in 5 i MARY KUMPE CDrums, Waterville, Sweater knitter, Lady Wrestlerl Band l,2,3,45 Girls Glee 25 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Y- Teens 35 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Visual Ed. 35 Re- flector 45 Static 3,4. endow SHIRLEY KROUSE lAlways laughing, More fun, Nurse, Rosy cheeksl 'L' Girls Glee l,2,3,4. MARVIN KRAMER lllronyll lLibbey Lover, Gee, Coach , Athlete, Proxyl Choir 45 Football l,2,3, 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 3, 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Reflector 45 Static 45 Class Sgt. at Arms 4. A BEVERLY LONGSHORE V llBevll fi' Clllinois or not?, Cake- baker, Flashy dresser, Energetic? Ball Township High l,25 Student Council 45 G. A. A. 3,45 Y-Teens 45 Sec- retary 45 Girls Glee 35 Dramatics Club 3,4. el 5 W Viyl PEGGY MARTIN llpegll lNice Clothes, Pretty hair, Home Ec., Office Practice? Girls Glee l,25 G. A. A. l 2 3 4' Y-Teens 3 4' Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Reflector 3,4, V53 LAWERENCE LINNARD Murray CHandsome, Wavy hair, Blushy, Outdoor man, Heart-breakerl Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,25 Varsity Club 3, 45 Reflector 45 Class President 25 Hi-Y 45 Dramatics Club 3. it 3 WILLIAM MOOR Bill l Pres , Drama, Be Happy , Rep Theater, Wittyl Western High l,25 Hi-Y 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Reflector 45 Static 3,45 Math Club 45 Class President 4. . gi, eniom GLADYS McGH EE usisu l lrish Eyes , Square Dancing, On the Ball, Debaterl Girls Glee 2,35 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Drarnatics Club 3,45 Re- flector 3,45 Math Club 4. ea- fa Q? 5 if 19 W r W W 1 4 -I1 l L JOHN McKNIGHT llJackll lMarge, Stan Kenton Easy going, Chuckles, Scrooge? Glendale High l,25 Stu- dent Council 45 President 45 Band 3,45 Track 3,4' Hi-Y 45 Visual Ed. 3' Dramatics Club 3,45 Re- flector 45 Stotic 3. diff PQI' f ' in ANNA MAE NORTON lGiggles, Blond, Seams tress, Chug-Chugl Girls Glee l,2,3,45 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3 45 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Static 35 Librarian l,4. if: , ff Ziff, Y , 1 H . 5- RICHARD NOWAK A lrrls 5 ,gs ' Dick ' A lTall, Quiet, Mechanic, .ff-1 ,ww Radio man, Bev's old i 'v ' N ' Ford? Q' MARY AN N PAGGETT C uiet Lon hair Ho Q , Q , me Ec., Girls Gleel Girls Glee l,2,3,4. l 9 l HENRY PERRIN Nelson lPrinter's ink, Easiest goin' easy goer, Neat Dancer? Boys Glee 2, Hi-Y 4, Math Club 14. endow THOMAS PARKER llTomll l Parks , Good natured, friendly, mechanic, Ford fiend? Football l,2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,45 Choir 4. CARL PAUKEN lBoogie, P-burg ur roughs Dr., Loeschs? to M .Q Ag Wt ASV :j.t:g,Q3lf 'll ' '77 fiwiffg , 'I ' jf? is L iff' sf? ,Wu K iiso - t t iv.,- I R gi' Q 4 Q it JOHN PIEHL Johnny lBen Franklins, Ford, Smiles, Bud and Willard? Visual Ed. 3,45 Dran'ia- ' tics Club 2,3. 20 MERVIN PRATT usudu lA81P, Leather Jacket Red hair? eniom ROBERT PUHL llBobll lNancy, Toni wave, ,Soda jerk, Snappy dresserl Choir 45 Football 3,45 Manager 25 Basketball NANCY ROGERS IlRogll lSweaters, Short, John's Phil and Barbl Student Council 3, 4 Choir 45 Girls Glee 1,2 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Cheer leader l,25 Y-Teens 3,4 Dramatics Club 3,45 Sec retary-Treasurer 3. ffffi, gf 2,32 Varsity Club 3,45 Hi-Y 4. THOMAS RESTLE Tom l Zeke , Fast feet, Hi- Y, Girl lover, Hunter and Camperl Choir 45 Football l,2,3j 45 Track l,2,3,45 Var- sity Club l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 President 45 Drama- tics Club 45 Vice-Presi- dent 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 2. H1311 Q 6, -1 .5 -1, ROBERT SCHUMAKER llsobll l Schuey, Arnetta, Good Build, Miss Sparks's worryl Choir 45 Football l,2,3, 45 Track 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. BETTY SIEVERT lQuiet, Pretty Hair, Wagonlanders, Glee Clubl Girls Glee 2,3,4. 'SC' RICHARD SCHNIEDER llbickll lRosy, Libbey, Blusher Winkefl M Mm. RICHARD sPENcER Dick l Tiger , Marine Re- f serve, Van Keuren, Shiek, Debaterl V' eniom sis? N :Q s T5 .lilllu gg ll, if W 'va E 'ui 5 JACK SIMMONS lTall, Packard convert, California, Monnerlyl JACK SPACKEY uspackll lWbitehouse, Canadian Summers, Admiral Spock , Good naturedl Football l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Reflector 45 Basketball 35 Hi-Y 45 Visual Ed. 35 Dramatics Club 35 Baseball 3,4. ,- JACQUELYN STEWART Jackie lCliques, Y-Teens, Cob- by, Entertainerl . G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Vice- President 35 Board 2,3, 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Presi- dent 45 Dramatics Club 35 Reflector 45 Static 3, 45 Librarian 25 Math Club 45 Class Vice- President 35 Class Sec- retary 4. RICHARD STIRR Duck lAnnabelle ASLP Book- Choir 4 Football 34' Basketball 34 Varsity 1 1 , ., . .1 'AE 4 T I ' l. ll 'N worm, toll and neatl V, - ..-i . ,1., , M , V Z . I I E, f - 2,5-gl 1 1 I ...f 5 , 22 Club 3 4 l ws, V N- ww DONALD STEERS lloonll lBasketball, Ace, Boys' State, Those Laughs! Whiteyl Choir 45 Football Man- ager 45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 l-li-Y 45 Dra- matics Club 45 Static 45 Math Club 4. eniom f-fl I VF? ANNABELLE SWARTZ 'Gr-. A nf' f Swartzie l iDick, Knitter, Talker, Office Practice, Teacher 'l . Choir 45 G. A. A. l,2,3, 45 Board 3,45 Girls Glee l,25 Y-Teens 3,45 Trea- surer 4. u. 'P 9 NANCY UFER l uNanu I-,fl fBob, Clothes, 4-H Club, , Blondiel EQ Libbey l,25 Y-Teens 45 ,v 133, Visual Ed. 35 Dramatics 1 I 'D Club 4. 4 x A 1 5 f is WILLARD WEIS 5 S 6 ll Fuzzll Frozen Foods, Happy, Good workerl 5 'Wg Q ' 1 ', . .M M X fi 'iii 1639. WARREN YETTER Uovial, Salesman, Christmas Cashmerel Honor Society 3,45 Stu- dent Council l5 Choir 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Re- flector 45 Static 45 Li- brarian 3,45 Math Club 45 Vice-President 4. '91 gy- CAROL YUCKENBERG iRainbow Girls, Pretty, Blonde, Clothes, Quietl Girls Glee l,2,3,45 G. A. A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,4. NOT PICTURED JACK BERRY BARBARA BRITTSON SUZI BLAESING MYRA BRUBAKER ADAM SLATER DONALD WHEATING llbonll f Dutch , Marilyn, Man ager, Hudson, Pyrofaxl Football Manager 3,4 Varsity Club 3,45 Secre tary 45 Hi-Y 4. , u.-...j 23 it 1 1 49 ep? cijflft we Mar U n ...Xe FE-I Knit one, drop two ' Wg., wgg , i . it Heove Ho! What Enthusiasm! V 6 1 as -x Q 'YG' ,X 1, .- , 1 J ' A 'e of :Q , 7! i ' ' 1 'S F' 'Ti ,Mg 5 - . Watch your step! Ready? Good story, eh? Which twin has o Toni? Tony and Donkey Is there o doctor in the A or audience? Donkey and Tony? X f '4x!i I f x 5 ' f ' fi- - gg, Q ki .E Q Nl' x9 ,i.' , .' W A, - . WWW, I ff X I ,WW f f X , R !,, My T kg' L zfX1 f X ' X 5 1 , , 1 x A f W X 3 Q . A X E X X X b - 17 f X ff I v M! ff 42 -f E X X ,gzwfenfg canning lfne i President, Rollie Oatleyj Vice-President, Bob Brennif, Secretary, Sharon Strong, Treasurer, Jerry Mahan. I N xii I r uerite McManus, Ma g Class advisor CD9 J c Cfcm o!f9 O The juniors can look back on a year over- flowing with activities. They opened the year with the Junior Carnival, which was more than enjoyable to all those who attended. At the carnival a junior talent show was given. This talent show challenges any talent show the school might give in the future. As far as inter-class activities go, they gave a roast at Fort Meigs in the fall and a picnic in the spring. Our conscientious juniors also sponsored two after game dances, had two fudge sales, and gave a bake sale, all of which prepared their treasury for the successful Junior-Senior Dinner Dance given at the end of the year. As a final gift to the class of l949, they provided the flowers for the Senior bacca- laureate service. The class of i950 is an excellent- example of a class who goes places by working togeth- er with congeniality and without friction. These ambitious students plan to continue their commendable class spirit into their senior year. .1 lfmiom f j -- .Y gg. Q, .Q , 1 h hhle . I f z if fl' Q vii, ' -' I if ' H Y I . L 5. ' f I 'S ' f f ' ' T f ' L4 ' Vx -1 - 5 ' ,..-. . - . x I. Ankenbrandl S. Baldwln I. Baker I. Badger F. Bauerachmldt D. Beard I. Biggs . V , ' ' 7' if ' I' 1- X!! X r , W '-f il' X V w' QL5 - A , Q ,. ,, lf., . WV ,.. 5--3 I -1. 1 L ' M13 so - mf- : . 1 f , . Y ', 5. ws1 I.1,- o f ' L. IL '. 2 - -M.. , .' . fr- I - ,. zvjfgw, ' - . ' B152 - LY A 'J Lg, Lg! ' 1- -'lil Raffle. B. Borchardt L. Bowles R. Bralnard B. Breay B. Brenlff S. Brown N. Chadwick' V ' V I ,, X: I 5 it if. . ' 3 I A v X ' . li f W 3 B.' Dagodlno uf Do Armand V. Do Crano D. Donnla G. Dennis M. Dey I. Erlkaen Y . L L ' ., gp . f ., Q . -v e. - .dd -. ' 1- ,I ,-I I 'Z 1' , Y . H B II' S ' I I eg ' ,A HR ,- 5 . I .1 A wif' I xl , K 1 , ' ,. J fl - B. Foltz I. Foolo C. Frankforlher N. Garvin M. Godert W.. Coder! A. Gilsdorf .X 1 .il 1-If gf M I 3,5 r 'VM . , X ., -L V V Lf Q I I K ll If R fix X, Ex' L Ak If I nw I . af. .-1.4. E. Held H. l-lendrlclu B. I-luborl' B. Hughes C. Ioska M. Iohnson L. Kelley , V 1. Y ,. . 1 .fs .A 'ffl' V ' - 'IJ ' ' Q1 - Q , A er' , V, ' , 1 5 '. 3 ,' A fsti if Lx.. -L L .W ll-. h ff.. .l T C. Kransberg M. Landla R. Lublnskl I. Mahan D. Markham M. McPeeli B. Michael ' T N , ' , .5 h ' I T, ,N A 5 . any .... N W .EU . I. , I Q P ' .. :n- , S I Q., 2' 1 5-Eli? 'wi' 5'-'M W' ,,' N. Nordlno R. Galley I. Oster I. Oster D. Pauken I. Perrin B. Pickard TQ . 1 ' 5 1 iv., .. 1' 25? . ff' - . -Vi M v w ' 4... .32 3:7 'Qi' . . .ff -1. I .1 Q? 11. f 'S' .4 'B , ' ' An., .4 4 . on r'B lffl al L U K. Roglor B. Rouse B. Russell R. Sautfer D. Schmidlin D. Scnapp R. Schnelder 32, Q - -J I I I ' , 'S' 5, -41 Il aa,..z.,.f If - W ' - A E 'UQ LN.. , .' F Q JA , , 4. 5 R N. Biggl S. Bond . l -X, I. Colburn A. Dagosflno M - fi iii..- lf l B. Fasnaugh G. Fauble n fy , , vii , . A:::, A A , Q I 4? L 'D I B. Hanna I F. Hellman . up W . 'fa' X 5. Kervln M. Klutz ' 2.1 fu 9 1 affi 'Q'dQ'f. D. Miller M. Miller 4 H. Plas: D. Rodgers , ,ii n l N'5Jf'. i .... D C. Schwan N. Sheperd D. Spencer S. Strong N. Thompson R. Wheeler R. While I. Wilxler agua 0 !Qf0gre55 i Q7 President Clifford Campbell Vice-President, Richard Quiniff Secretary Barbara Tolandg Treasurer, Pat Cfcm off? f The class of l95l sponsored two game dances this year, one was after the Clay foot- ball game, and one was after the Lake basket- ball game. They increased their financial status con- siderably by selling Maumee Panther stickers. The Sophs also gave two class parties, a spring picnic and one earlier in the school year. Let's keep up the fine work, kids, so that you can storm out of here in 'Sl putting a new feather in ol' Maumee's cap. ,SZIO 0WLOI 8f5 I jj? - Nf I '., an .ee U 9:41 ,ee I A 6 I J. 'walk . , .. H M5527 V. Maru, , 'Hu i n -A we I . K. Abd K. Aldridge A. Ames R. Ankenbrandl' G. Beehe H. Bevens . l I 1 I F .'4 f Q L -lfL ,, ' if af f..-F' I ,X we. ,- . ,U , I L, v Q . Y 1, fE37g its I I uni ' C. Brassel B. Brell C. Bucher M. Burdo C. Campbell P. Casey 3' ' i .f r . A . ' W A fa, V U 1 RJ' Je I ,.-J 3 I -x - X . N A . D. Dom! S. Evenole E. Farthlng R. Farthlng I. I. French B. Hales H ' M - 'Fi f A' 3' ' 7. 'f 'I he 3 A4 4, I I in n he ,S ' l A 9 , fn 2 A n, K .fmmme 1 RT' R. Kell R. Kell C. Keller I. Kel-vin I. Kewin I. Kosch F A , , , f.. :fe - J' 14, xg ,ae ' 3' 'A 5 ,ea in fe D A df' e .z 1. f N I 4 I. Mcdeorge R. McKaig C. McNul'l' R. Metcalf P. Ogden H. Ohlman 'ii P fp: I ' N 1355.1 'FFR :Q f W 4 1 :L . A I , if ff -'YS f R. Poupard W. Pomerantz I. Pomerantz B. Pratt D. Quinnif B. Regal H I . 6,3 1 I - ' ,g e .,- :-: I , .e A 3, . : N I 1. -- - ig .nv , 5 egg. LL. 1 - ' ' E i- ' 'T 5 H 1 id ',, F X V, . ..... Hemi Q ffl Ml 9 kv I W. Rowell D. Schlichter A ve M. Bevens L. Boehk Q 1 V' . .. if L. Q -ral R. Chorney I. Dillenger , J .. .Qi f 2 . X ef! , ' M 3 V. Hare M. Hartranfl' g X 3 in f - R. Loesch - W. Lowry fig. iy, -L H N --1 . k. l 5. i. gl , A 57 .f if-is - f l I X M. Pauken S. Perxing ,U . .1 I A I. Rhien gd .fgig if N 'rv R. Schmidt B. Simmons R. Sourenne M. Stickles E. Sullivan f?5,:'L.J omb ,. X 5, ., .. .5 -fr - .3 1? , K Q 5 f' I . if-Q., e I. A. Weaver M. Wendt B. White 'x S. Zielinski T. Rhlnehall' if . Thompson .cr-f .ZRI ' -le Y v an R. Brahier R. Dlnkens W 4 I P I. Iacobs .4 , -' E7 If S I + fr. F. M:Cul'chan . v N ,,.' ' V. Tb I I ff?-f X f .. ,fir 'X' 1 ' I. Pierce v al C. Rogier Tala nd iggilflfg VL '33 I President, John Youngj Vice-President, Sue Beltg Secretary, Sydney Strongj Treasurer, Judy Heilmon. CZ-m0!l9 Q Class advisor The freshmen dived right into their high- school functions. They sponsored a dance after one of the basketball games and brought some money into their treasury. They held a Christmas party and a spring picnic in the inter-class social event line. Both of these events were very successful. If they show such admirable willingness to work in the next three years, the class of l952 will have completed a high school career of which to be proud. Ruth Krichbaum, jlf'85Al4'L6ll'L '11 5:Q7f5If11'i?FL ,. C. Bralnard R' , ...J A., I. Carnieom fx I i'4..,.l! B. Eckenrodl D. Growden , '.X C. Hlrsch ' :aid- .A -' JQAJ: ill R. M. Larson H ,hu Q . Moekenslurm ITA' R. Pllells . I -- -. u D. Slpeo 1 I. Toland -,-ff B , - - a .... T by . a , A , ., ..+- . . ' 953- 1' - . 3. ' f -B if ' -Q 'B AL Q. , EQ- Baba: ' L ..f P 1-F lf, J X I. Allman M. Baker D. Bauerscllmldt S. Boll' D. Berry C. Bishop N. Blshop B. Boyd -5- fir Q - ' l B A 've f. ' 1. A 1' f- -F' A I ., an E135 N ,M fa 'D 1 EI' . X , 1. . . ,,,4L:...J Q, T L '. . B. Brlmmor I. Brllhon W. Budd D. Bumofl I. Bussdlaker B. Campbell D. Carl I. Carl V . 5 'ff' A- T In g . .. . . f' Y , f ' ' 'f-1 HZ I ' .,.. ,ffl Q M 'H l. .3 D. Cara S. Coburn E. Crumby R. Dllondt P. Dlgby N. Dllbone R. Dralllorn G. Easterwood P nn . I for oofd If H M' -. R A u D' My A . f do-: ---f 7' N 3' I . .7 A ' 'f: ' ' ' rf . ' 'ff Q ' . 'rw ' P, , ,. va' 4 4' 5 , 3 ,u l ssaa. .... . ...fx G3 III 4 ' Q i 'Q ' 44 I 'N 1 X., I -X - - iv f . .I - 4 ....:.fH. E. Flgloy A. Fllllon T. Frow I. Froselr E. Cedorl' A. I. Clann R. M. Glennon T. Greenloxe ?l 1 I 3 A L. E 'td A H . li, A X ac-Lv . iz... ik I - el ... , f 1 ' , , ,, Ai 1 I. Hardlng A. Haughn D. Hauland B. Healll F. Hileman I. Hellman T. Held R. Helwll . R , B - gf 'B . 3' 4 ' J - ff - A A ' 1 . 'H+ ga I H ff do P ef LS' - B 'S 'l L ' g V. x ' l ,f' . ... -- ' Lg M ' .' ' V qrrkk -I ' V. Hollnn E. Honner D. Hubbell C. Iarrefl' T. Kalser B. Karsten C. Kell I. Klol1 2 ffv. .. E- jf V- ggi 'fix F: f ,N . . X! ui! ' ' .. 5 ' 5 . 5 .fx 5 ' jx lg. ' ' M ',,j'Q, 1.Qj.L,1 'v . B. Longshore D. Luce R. Luce K. Mangold l. MeKalg K. McKnight H. McPaok M. Mlllar I. A V 'T' V 45 ? - - wqvfx- Y N N C. Moore W. Nlnor D. Oliver I. Padgett H. Pahl A. Parker D. Paulsen D. Perrin T ' .4 A A . I 1- . .. - . T ff f-B -n TY, is ' 76 ' I .ef '-'ff , 4 -if T 1' - W , -. I ,, ,, , A. . A-f' - A f :A - .., L l. .- -n .. . -- I x .f ,. ! . - J. E. Pllleghaar B. Plan I. Puhl D. Redman I. Roblson R. Sauller I. Schnieder S. Schumaker Q if. .35 A '. mi.. 4,, 5, ., jj, E. Sonntag I. Spencer . Steffen . Stevan: M. Talbul' D. Taylor P. Taylor A. Temple A .9 xg E R l ga u 1l' if- ' X' , , H 'A mf fi W uf-' H ifi 4' Tschappat P. Urhanowski V. Von Borries D. Westrlck H. Wies I. Young N. l 3- jaging jAeir Cfaimd I x President, John Henderson, Vice-President, Frank Hack- ett, Secretary, Jim Kransburger, Treasurer, Steve A DeBrack CVM M1953 The class of '53 started out right by giving a fine class party. Toward the end of the year they had a class picnic. Members of the eighth grade have been active in their junior high activities and also in the marching and concert band. They've roared through junior high success- fully and plan to keep right on roaring through senior high. Louise Kruse, Class advisor A, ciglufl Q E .. I .M R. Borehardt ar W X, , R 5 -Y l f .sv- Q W ' zz ii 1 Eg ' , J,- , . f',,.:,, ., 4425.3 1 .13 , ' . .h ,g 'M llH ili5Z , ., . . f 'iff . V 5 . ...1 ,X., I' . 1' -l . : Z 4 .. 1 f?SQ5 E' . ,,'1 5'4 'FE' f. 'L335fi'i3Xf ,. X f , -is X Az. W9 W3 4 t 1 5 A ,X .r xl if : ,, .W ff M , Ankenbrandt W. Aull C. Balduf B. Barnes M. Boat I. Benn E. Blossey 9? 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Harrison R. Head I. Henderson D. Iohnstone K. Klar I. Klempner S. Leonwlcz V fr. , .,.: ifilf fi fy., 'H 3 I l . I I-,,:. .P 1... 'gz 5 mf g M , N557 .. -. , ,.-, ., V , L ' WL f f ' I ' f ' . 5 V ,Al . All rf' J ,V . .. if - 1 v ' s .V ' W 'i ?? -' iii 1,123-F , ,Q 1' fy' 3 gl. ,f 5 2- T1 'H i all 3 H V. Loesch L. Mangold C. Martin T. May C. McEwen I. McKaig R. Meinen L. Myers W. Noffke 3- ,f .fs V R R u . - ei? X . ., ' 2' ' ,'., N.. ffiflkfifk 2 , V, , , ,, . , .- L , . -. V + 1 - w-.- 5, R. Oatley 1. Padgett P. Plummer H. Raymond T. Schwan B. Smith D. Spencer H. Steele I. Taylor Y K I K V. W , ' if - , -.L f. .-.- - Zfsi X ,, W A in 3 Ui 1 1-f . .11 -72' Azzfezfisf 'V :f ' ...ww I-41.2.5 21' 2 if fi, 2 R fr yel if, -, iii' .dee f 1 '- - if Qa 1 , - V k ..,,. 1 ,,.... A W f B. Taylor L. Thompson I. Tomlinson I. Toland F. Wallace R. A. Wazelle 1. Whitcomh C. Winkleman. 1. Yaryan vga, ,A ls' fy .. ,f-fl, in 1, 41 1-:,.. - 1 B. Ziems R. Arnold rozyoecfilfag I 1 President, Howard Footeg Vice-President, Patsy McGheej Secretary, Joan Kazmaierg Treasurer, Doris Digby. Cpfcwfs M79 4 iiff l ' . y aassrrr ssr xl erre 'r- T N Wmpnuf N... Qvlmxlnililiqx 34 Z During this school year, the seventh grad- ers overcame the usual difficulties of new- comers. They've become accustomed to walk- ing through the right doors to the right classes and scooting under the right legs of the right seniors. They held a class party where they became more acquainted with their classmates. They are all set to attack the remaining tive years of work with challenging vigor. 8U9lfLfA xr 4 f I J , I V if .,L.V X I 4 T' A 4- 7.5 6, . ig 'ER -fr! '. K 1 V In . D V U, ' V x -' .' I ,Q X vi pi, , ' I , 1 I S f . ' 1' .- 5 4 , . XIV?-.. as .3 me AS' 11 I- A. -4 . Allemeier M. Bankey I. Beard C. Berry B. Blalr N.. Bowles N. Brassel L. Breay I. Brook: Q11 A, . ' .-. f , 1 ' .-. 5: . I v - 1 .- I As :I ::,. 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Miller .35 'ff , if n ,. ' W. ' 11, U1 ... , ,, . , 1114.111 I ,., 1, Z' , 1, D. Spencer A. Starkloff - 41, Q F . ' 'n Ei? .,,.e fa To , 3 ' .gf I F 5 'FJ 1 . ..ral . J C. Wlleating D. Wheeler S. Ieska I. Kazmaier S. Kroul' ' fi 7 1 E. Moore R. Morris . v, - L . ' Q . 5 .1 ,K-4 my Q .. Q wth! lg EES Ig ,- 175' I. Sfrausherger E. Swartz vi.. 4 : -H -I, 'V 1.9 f I 3 Keg.. ' 37 f 2' ,U ft In in ., f, 11-.. H. whife 6. whiff M. Magrum L. Mangold' .er F I Align I 1 r iff' V 4,1 ,. ff' W. Niner M. Rhinehalt 174 M! - A ' N. M 11 ,1 ,, wr 1 ' N. 14 ., ,.,, W er 4 I. Downs I. Dey A I1 I It 02 H L f e , f ,J M1N,!Q? 7 I .iv'4':t WWW? I! A . Greenloso I. Cryea Q 11-v if N J l, ,' 1. ,xl e n 2 ' S. McCloud V. McGhee 9 jffij fail? V Tl!!! lf. , If M. I. Richards 0. Roach 1' -I I :.:f.9a : L ' 171. ' M. Welch M. Wellsteall 4-:fy 1.11 EMM: I Q 5 'P :gg gr .eel W. Taylor D. Van Horn 1,?EHM1f25SiLf1P'3:A -H: .1 . V . .t M: : V. 'fi 3 -1 rf 2- 1 .eil 3.3. .. ,,., ..,.,.. x ,A of--Elf Lim-J. I.. W. Winslow B. Wisebaker Sept. 7 Sept. ll Sept. l7 Here Sept. 24 Oct. Oct. -School starts -G.N.C. Football Premier - Monclova Football Game -Rossford Football Game Here l-Swanton Football Game There 8-Clay Football Game Here Oct. l5-Bryan Football Game Here Oct. 22-Sylvania Football Game There Oct. 28- Whitmer Football Game There Oct. 29-North Western Ohio Teachers Meeting, No School Oct. 30-Junior Carnival Nov. 5-Wauseon Football Game There Nov. l2 - Perrysburg Football Game Here Nov. l8-Matinee ot Fall Play, Act Your Age Nov. l8-J. J. Lynch, Archery Expert Nov. l9-Evening Performance of Act Your Age Nov. 20-Football Banquet Nov. 25-28-Thanksgiving Vacation Nov.27-Kick-Off Dance Feb. l--Albert Stewart, Indian Singer lAmericanl Feb. 4 - Sylvania Basketball Game There Feb. 5-Waite Basketball Game Here Feb. 9-Student Talent Show Feb. ll-Perrysburg Basketball Game There Feb. l6--G.N.C. Vocal Festival at Sylvania Feb. l8 - Rosstord Basketball Game Here Feb. 22 - Washington's Birthday, No School Feb. 23-Junior Town Meeting Here Feb. 25 - Whitmer Basketball Game Here Mar. 2-Maumee vs. Perrysburg ln Tournament Mar. 4-Maumee vs. Bowling Green ln Tournament Mar. l5 - Nikanth Chavre, Indian Speaker Mar. l7-The Mikado by The Gilbert and Sullivan Players Dec. 3-Lake Basketball Game Here Dec. lO-Clay Basketball Game There Dec. ll-Senior Class Party Dec. I7 - Sylvania Basketball Game Here Dec. l8-Ottawa Hills Basketball Game Here Dec. 21-Libbey Basketball Game Here Dec. 23-Christmas Prom Dec. 23-Jan. 2-Christmas Vacation Dec. 28 - Upper Arlington Basketball Game Here Jan. 7-Perrysburg Basketball Game Here Jan. 8-Ottawa Hills Basketball Game There Jan. l4 - Rosstord Basketball Game There . Jan. I5-Donkey Basketball Game Jan. Zl - Whitmer Basketball Game Here Jani 22 - Holland Basketball Game Here Jan. 28-Clay Basketball Game Here Jan. 29 There Swanton Basketball Game Mar. 23-Ohio State Men's Glee Club April 5-Open House April 74-Sam Grathwell April 8 - Preliminary District State Scholarships April 9-Tip-Ott Dance April l2 April I4 -Rasstord Baseball Game Here l 8-Easter Vacation April l9-Clay Baseball Game There April 25-J. Sloan, Liquid Air Experi- menter April 26 - Perrysburg Baseball Game There April 28-G.N.C. Band Festival Here May 5-Matinee ot Spring Play, Ram- shackle lnn May 6-Evening Performance ot Ram- shackle lnn May l3-Jack Rank, Shakespearean Actor May May May May May l4-Junior Senior Dinner Dance 20-Senior Prom 22-Senior Vespers Service 24-Commencement 27-School's Out Q? , FIRST ROW: D. McKaig, J. Foote, R. Spencer, R. Sautter, B. Foltz, B. Breniff, T. Parker, J. Berry, B. Fasnough. SECOND ROW: B. Breay, J. Gilsdort, J. Hamlin, F. Burdo, D. Steers, D. Wheating, B. Puhl, J. Brainard, B. Dagostino. THIRD ROW: R. Oately, T. Restle, P. Alexander, C. Digby, N. Sheperd, A. Gilsdorf, B. Gwin, J. Spackey, J. Brinley. FOURTH ROW: R. Cummins, D. Stirr, M. Linnard, S. Belt, M. Barton, T. Kramer, E. Held, P. Boehk, F. Grindle. uardify Any boy who has earned a Maumee M in any one of the major sports of the school is entitled to join the Varsity Club. The officers this year were: Bob Gwin, president, Bud Foltz, vice-president, Jack Spackey, treasurer, Don Wheating, secretary, and Joe Brainard, sergeant-at-arms. Among the activities of the Varsity Club this year were an after game dance and the annual Kick-Off dance, held after the football season. Many new members were welcomed into the Varsity Club this year, and because of the high competitive spirit in athletics, many new members will be welcomed again next year. CAQZVAQJQPJ I A-ii 'F l 'N ii E . ,ll A,,, 5 I 1 ' s l 1 l ' i , ii l E l V i LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Toland, Marilyn Dey, Debi Doner, Sharon Strong, Randy Plass. No matter how high the score nor how low the score, these are the girls who are out there on the floor cheering for our team and putting zip and encouragement into the minds of the fans and the players. afbrelflfefi r,..-ssM,- ,- , nr 5 ' , ,, 6 fs .g J :Y l A l I 1 A'x..f4 'V ggi? -A V yy iill li I i S., , ff J l T1 l S., ,T aWI,L LEFT TO RIGHT: Toby McCutchan, Sydney Strong, Diane Beard, Sue Eversole. These are the girls who lead the band through their various formations. lt's mighty cold out there on the football field in the winter, but these girls weather the storm in hope that it will show the team that we're behind them and spur them on to victory. isis l ,i ll ,W XP bw CJ s 0-S Y QQ pf 9X '50 1' QQ XZ df N46 651,44 j N FIRST ROW: M. Kauff, C. Hosier. A SECOND ROW: L. Hubbell, W. Yetter, T. Beaber, R. Bigelow. THIRD ROW: R. Peterson, S. Belt. OVLOI' 52052 fy Scholarship, Service, Leadership, Character . . . These are the criteria which determine membership in the National Honor Society. President of this organization this year was Steve Belt. Mr. Findley was the sponsor. In the spring of each year a formal induction is held to install qualified members of the junior and senior classes. This year the Honor Society sponsored the annual March of Dimes cam- paign in the high school. Along with this, the members both passed out to and collected from the local merchants the containers for contributions. They sponsored an after-game dance and donated their earnings to the campaign. Each night during the campaign, two members of this organiza- tion stood outside the local theater to collect the contributions of the patrons, With all this effort, the campaign in the high school was a very successful one. FIRST ROW: K. McKnight, W. Taylor, A. Glann, M Kumpe, T. Frew, P. Bauerschmidt, J. Hellman, M. Pau- ken, B. Campbell. SECOND ROW' D Gilles ie J Ericksen M Best M . . p , . , . , Golding, N. Tschappat, J. Allman, D. Redman, B. Plass, L. Hubbell. THIRD ROW: S. Zielinski, P. Elton, J. Taylor, J. Weaver G. Darling, J. Tomlinson, M. Mollenkopf, J. McKnight, J. Dillenger. FOURTH ROW: S. Eversole, W. Niner, F.. Glann, M Magrum, V. VonBorries, M. Landis, G. McNutt. FIFTH ROW: K. Abel, M. Burdo, C. Balduf, F. Heilman, SIXTH ROW: J. Carnicom, G. Beebe, J. Oster, B. Groves, J. Henderson, M. Talbut, M. Wellstead, J. Chambers, M. Kauff, D. Hubbell, D. Burdo. SEVENTH ROW: J. Whitcomb, M. DeArmond, D. Mc- Knight, R. McKaig, J. Toland, W. Lowry, K, Aldridge. Em! Mr. Findley led the band through a very successful year. Helping him were the band officers: Sue Eversole, president, Toby McCutcheon, secre- tary, and Ken Abel, student director. The band had many new and different formations during marching season this year, including a locomotive with smoke coming from its stack. Something new was instigated this year, a pep band. This band was made up ot interested members trom the march- ing band, and it played at basketball games and pep meets. The band this year played host to the six school concert bands. Before the concert, a din- ner was given tor the bands and a parade up-town was had. After the dinner a military ball was given for all who wished to attend. mio gan! FIRST ROW: H. Plass, J. Eriksen, J. Hamlin, L. Hubbell, J. McKnight, B. Longshore, N. Rogers, Mr. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: R. Burdo, D. McKnight, C. Hirsh, P. Kaiser, F. McCutchen, J. Daykin, V. Fauble, R. Hubbel, D. Spencer. THIRD ROW: R. Sautter, C. Rogier, D. Berry, F. Burdo, G. McNutt, N. Sheperd, H. McPeek, T. Rhinehalt. Lgzfwfenlf Gund The Student Council had a very active and successful year this year. Their activities in- cluded two atter game dances, the annual Christmas Prom, this year called the Toyland Ball, and the yearly talent show. Janie Daykin was chairman of the Toyland Ball and it was a very enjoyable dance. Among the activities of the evening was the crowning of the King and the Queen of the Toys. The queen was Nancy Ufer and the king was Rollie Oately. Nolan Sheperd was M C of the Talent Show This year a gold cup was awarded to the winner of the show This year a new club was started by the Student Council. It is called the Inter-Club Council. The council is made up of the heads of all the extra curricular activities. The pur- pose of tihs new club is to help make the scheduling of meetings and the organization of meetings run more smoothly. Head of this club and acting as director of activities was Bob Peterson. In order to help keep the halls ot the school more orderly, a clean-up campaign was held by the Student Council. Attractive posters and waste-paper baskets around the halls helped to make this campaign successful. Officers of the Student Council this year were John McKnight, president, Larry Hub- bell vice president, Janet Eriksen, secretary, and Jim Hamlin treasurer. Great Expectations Their Royal Highnesses FFL Y I Q . I - gg szxznfz: Lginsu: ff'---,E' 'Til' i f -1-15. . SE. . ,5 , . ,P 1 ' ' 'f Tx 3 x .K 'n - 1 x -. N ,, S ' 1, J X , - xx' ,pf .1 ' 5 fd, .. I ' l T i A' fl l 5, .--...Q N if l -' I T i- -. - 5 L if X ..- - .! 'l VN XF' N. :sexe ' , U- YV Yi A- .ff 'M ' 'ff' ii 4 L L 9 l in EIRET EOXJ: Mrs. Sullivan, B. Brell, V. Fauble, M. Kauff, F. Heilman, S. Eversole, D. Schicter. ur o, . ogers, S. Brown, J. Daykin, F. Heilmon, M. , . ' Landis, J. Abel, A. Swartz, J. Oster, N. Garvin. Rgvgugiifg-hsvmpezrggeg'BB'gPeE::' EOIJZ' SECOND ROW: D. Beard, S. Baldwin, P. Bauerschmidt, Rod ers M 'Wendt 'B -llc' d N Nord. ' ' Wm' ' E. Canode, C. Brassel, B. Regal, l. French, B. Michael, Q ' ' ' ' an ' ' r me' H. Plass, M. DeArmond, M. McPeek, R. Schneider. FIFTH ROW: R. Stirr, L. Hubbell, F. Grindle, F. Burdo, THIRD ROW: J. Foote, F. McCutchen, P. Casey, P. P. Boehk, R. Peterson, R. Schumaker, M. Kramer, T. Odgen, J. Gilsdorf, R. Puhl, J. Brainard, J. Oster, M. Restle, T. Parker, E. Held, B. Fasnaugh. Cfwir This years choir was made up of over sixty voices. The choir is made up of members from the 9-lO-ll and l2 grades. Mrs. Marie Sullivan was the director up until the first of the year with Mr. C. Wayne Stringer taking over from there. Out of the choir ot over sixty voices, a smaller choir ot about twenty-two voices was picked. This choir sang The Night Before Christmas at the Christmas concert. The activities this year included the Christmas concert, Easter program, Six School Concert and the Senior Vesper Service. , Bud Foltz was president of the choir. FIRST ROW: F. Heil man, S. Baldwin, J, Ever ingham, J. Daykin. SECOND ROW: M. De Fauble, S. Brown, Heilman, M. Landis. Qing 'glfwemdi The girls' ensemble is made up often junior and senior girls. The ensem- ble competed in the yearly music contests at Bowling Green and received a superior rating. 4l Armond, H. Plass, G F . Y .V QTESI . QKVLF. ,.,. T Tx 92.4 gi. Pictured above is the Senior High Girls' 'Glee Club. lt is made up of girls from the ninth to the twelth grades. This year the girls participated in the Christmas concert and also the six school concert. Pictured below is the Junior High Girls' Glee Club. lt is made up of girls from the seventh and eighth grades. The Senior High Girls' Glee Club was under the direction of Mr. C. Wayne Stringer, while the Junior High Girls' Glee Club was under the direction of two student directors, Janice Everingham and Florence Heilman. Ogd 7 L8 The Senior High Boys' Glee is open to boys from grades nine to twelve. The boys sang for the Christmas concert and participated in the six school concert. Until the first of the new year, Mrs. Marie Sullivan was the director. After the first of the year, the Boys' Glee was under the direction of Mr. C. Wayne Stringer. Pictured below are a couple of pictures of the newly organized Pep band. This band played for the basketball games. Ken Abel was the student director. FIRST ROW: W. Gedert, J. Baker, N. Roders, A. Swartz, B. Longshore, J. Stewart, P. Martin, G. McGhee, A. Norton, Miss Druhot. SECOND ROW: J. Witzler, S. Brown, D. Beard, P. Bauerschmidt, J. Badger, M. McPeek, J. Daykin, P. Kaiser, E. Canode, N. Nordine, V. Fauble. THIRD ROW: C. Yuckenberg, F. Heilman, J. Oster, M. Kauft, C. Hosier, D. Rodgers, R. Schnieder, J. Abel, S. Krause, N. Ufer. -L 58810, Junior and senior girls make up the Y-Teen Club. This year their advisor was Miss Alene Druhot. Jackie Stewart was president with Bev Longshore acting as secretary and Annabelle Swartz as treasurer. The Y-Teens were very active this year, Along with having both a candy and bake sale, they gave a party for the Childrens' Home and made Easter basket favors for the patients in a hospital. During the year the Y-Teens held meetings with the Hi-Y and had various group discussions. They closed the year with a very successful Father-Daughter banquet. ow' Le The Senior High Boys' Glee is open to boys from grades nine to twelve. The boys sang for the Christmas concert and participated in the six school concert. Until the first of the new year, Mrs. Marie Sullivan was the director. After the first of the year, the Boys' Glee was under the direction of Mr. C. Wayne Stringer. Pictured below are a couple of pictures of the newly organized Pep band. This band played for the basketball games. Ken Abel was the student director. FIRST ROW: W. Gedert, J. Baker, N. Roders, A. Swartz, B, Longshore, J. Stewart, P. Martin, G. McGhee, A. Norton, Miss Druhot. SECOND ROW: J. Witzler, S. Brown, D. Beard, P. Bauerschmidt, J. Badger, M. McPeek, J. Daykin, P. Kaiser, E. Canode, N. Nordine, V. Fauble. THIRD ROW: C. Yuckenberg, F. Heilmon, J. Oster, M. Kauff, C. Hosier, D. Rodgers, R. Schnieder, J. Abel, S. Krouse, N. Ufer. - ij88IfL Junior and senior girls make up the Y-Teen Club. This year their advisor was Miss Alene Druhot. Jackie Stewart was president with Bev Longshore acting as secretary and Annabelle Swartz as treasurer. The Y-Teens were very active this year. Along with having both a candy and bake sale, they gave a party for the Childrens' Home and made Easter basket favors for the patients in ci hospital. During the year the Y-Teens held meetings with the Hi-Y and had various group discussions. They closed the year with a very successful Father-Daughter banquet. FIRST ROW: J. Gilsdorf, R. Roose, R. Pickard, G. Haigh, J. Mahan, R. Sautter, B. Foltz, R. Bigelow, R. Ootely, R. Puhl. SECOND ROW: T. Biggs, N. Perrin, D. Steers, J. McKnight, A. Gilsdorf, J, Brainerd, J. Foote, T. Restle, D. Wheating, J. Hamlin, R. Gwin. THIRD ROW: R. Brenniff, M. Linnard, D. Dennis, T. Kramer, M. Barton, P. Boehk, F. Burdo, N. Sheperd, F. Grindle, E. Held, B. Moor. The Hi-Y is a Y.M.C.A. organization. just os the Y-Teen is a Y.W.C.A. organization. Their functions are about the some. Both clubs are organized for the same reason, to help students get along with each other and to learn how to treat their neighbors both here and abroad. The Hi-Y joined with the Y-Teen this year in several round-table discus- sions, which proved to be both entertaining and enlightening. Tom Restle was president. Mr. Thurston was advisor. FIRST ROW: Janet Ericksen, Phyllis Kaiser, Nancy Chadwick, Virginia Fauble. SECOND ROW: Pat Casey, Deborah Doner, Annabelle Swartz, Jackie Stewart, Cora Hosier, Marilyn Dey. . . ECLPCJ The G.A.A. Board is the executive and legislative body of the Girls' Ath- letic Association. lt is composed of the officers and of the various heads of the various sports. The officers this year were: Phyllis Kaiser, president, Janet Ericksen, vice-president, Virginia Fauble, secretary, and Nancy Chadwick, treasurer. Mrs. Neale was the sponsor. The heads of the respective sports are as follows: Pat Casey, Ping Pong, Debi Doner, Badminton, Annabelle Swartz, Archery, Jackie Stewart, Hockey, Kemmy Hosier, Volleyball, Marilyn Dey, Softball. To help to replenish their treasury, the G.A.A. girls sold pencils and G.A.A. emblems. At the end of the year, the girls had a very successful Mother-Daughter banquet. At this banquet the various annual awards were made. l 4 -- 11 ,. ff ' T. ' i x FIRST ROW: D. McKaig, J. Foote, R. Spencer, R. Sautter, B. Foltz, B. Breniff, T. Parker, J. Berry, B. Fasnaugh. SECOND ROW: B. Breay, J. Gilsdorf, J. Hamlin, F. Burdo, D. Steers, D. Wheating, B. Puhl, J. Brainard, B. Dagostino. THIRD ROW: R. Oately, T. Restle, P. Alexander, C. Digby, N. Sheperd, A. Gilsdorf, B. Gwin, J. Spackey, J. Brinley. FOURTH ROW: R. Cummins, D. Stirr, M. Linnard, S. Belt, M. Barton, T. Kramer, E. Held, P. Boehk, F. Grindle. amify Any boy who has earned a Maumee M in any one of the major sports of the school is entitled to join the Varsity Club. The officers this year were: Bob Gwin, president, Bud Foltz, vice-president, Jack Spackey, treasurer, Don Wheating, secretary, and Joe Brainard, sergeant-at-arms. Among the activities of the Varsity Club this year were an after game dance and the annual Kick-Off dance, held after the football season. Many new members were welcomed into the Varsity Club this year, and because of the high competitive spirit in athletics, many new members will be welcomed again next year. CAQQPAJJQV5 My 5 my is I A .E N ...--f, ,, ' J ,Mi , ,,,., I LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Tolond, Marilyn Dey, Debi Doner, Sharon Strong, Randy Plass. No matter how high the score nor how low the score, these are the girls who are out there on the floor cheering for our team and putting zip and encouragement into the minds of the fans and the players. afbreffed I f -iv ' C-. r-Wm 5 -D 5 eq, T ,, A it L- .' :R LY . ' il ' - P+-ff T cf 1 rrst t V ' I .,- 4 ':'..'1-.' - - 4 .i,, LEFT TO RIGHT: Toby McCutchan, Sydney Strong, Diane Beard, Sue Eversole. These are the girls who lead the band through their various formations. lt's mighty cold out there on the football field in the winter, but these girls weather the storm in hope that it will show the team that we're behind' them and spur them on to victory. ll ll.i ,gk I FIRST ROW: D. Brimmer, G. Beebe, C. Hirsh, J. Spencer, C. Rogers, D. McKnight, N. Thomp- son, Mr. Herbert. SECOND ROW: K. Abel, D. McKaig, M. Wellstead, B. Roose, R. Loesch, E. Sullivan, D. Saut- ter, J. Piehl, C. Balduf. - THIRD ROW: B. Pickard, D. Pauken, B. Lowry, G. McNutt, J. Hamlin, E. Held, B. Breay, H. H. Hendricks, A. Gilsdorf. Munoz! gywcafion Never a dull moment. The visual aid members are forever showing movies or running around setting up equipment for the record player or the movie projector. What little credit is given this organization is time after time earned. Under the capable direction of Mr. Gale Herbert and his assistant, Bob Roose, the club shows classroom movies, noon movies and the occasional full-length movies. The club is open to every interested and hard working person, from grade seven to grade twelve. FIRST ROW: B. Groves, treasurer, J. Everingham, presi- dent, J. Daykin, secretary: T. Restle, vice-president. SECOND ROW: C. Kransburger, J. Ericksen, P. Bauer- I schmidt, G. Fauble, S. Bond, M. Kumpe, M. Kauff, B. Borchardt, N. Thompson, F. Heilman. THIRD ROW: J. Gilsdorf, J. Stewart, S. Krouse, D. Car- ter, E. Canode, A. Swartz, N. Ufer, P. Martin. FOURTH ROW: A. Gilsdort, G. McNutt, F. Heilman, R. 'ie Plass, S. Strong, M. Landis, S. Brown, D. Beard. FIFTH ROW: B. Pratt, E. Held, T. Kramer, F. Grindle, D. Steers, B. Peterson, B. Puhl. SIXTH ROW: D. Bigelow, B. Hughes, B. Roose, H. Hend- ricks, B. Pickard, J. McKnight, B. Moor. SEVENTH ROW: J. Weaver, A. Ames, P. Casey, B. Toland, D. Doner, M. Wendt, T. McCutchen, B. Brell, P. Ogden. enior rcamoalfim The Senior Dramatics Club had a big year this year. The new director of the organiza- ACT YOUR AGE Angy .............. Therese Beaber Jerry .........,. Hoffenflugel Matson ....... Cora ............ Sandra ..... Helga ...... .......Phyllis Kaiser ....Jon McKnight .......Glen McNutt ........Mary Kumpe ......Marilyn Kauff .......Janie Daykin Messenger Pat O den Commander Parrot ......... 50 Q Stone..Tom Restle .............Ken Abel tion was Mr. Robert Gates. The club is made up of all interested sophomores, juniors and seniors. The group gave two plays this year, Act Your Age , and Ramshackle lnn . Those students who were not acting in the plays were given jobs, such as: prop-mana- gers, make-up helpers, stage hands, sound- men and many other jobs that are essential to play production. The casts of this years plays were the following: Cast of Act Your Age Not in Picture: Marilyn Kauff, Tom Restle. HRAMSHACKLE INN Patton ...............,...... Bill Moor Arbuthnat ........ Nolan Sheperd Joyce Rogers ...... Phyllis Kaiser Mame Phillips .... Mary Kumpe Bill Phillips .......... Jim Hamlin Mary Temple .... Marilyn Kauff Mr. Temple ........ Bob Peterson Com. Towser ........ Bill Hughes Belinda Pryde .......... Sue Bond Gail Rulless Janice Everingham Dr. Russell ........ Jack Spackey Gilhooley .................. Ken Abel Fred Porter ...... John McKnight Alice Fisher ........ Ginny Fauble Constable Small ..GIer1 McNutt 4 -1 ,U , 1 SW' Ex.. , fi my Wai' Q 'lk ll.. ik fs-7 '15, if ,S , 21, f . QF A-, . -- I a gg-. . J.. pm In-.:,, 'X , yi 'awusyg 1 wif A, 1 1 f . , ,ff 1,, nxnqx 1 U, . 'P ...V 1 :agp -,gqgw, Iggy: fl v 1 V , . k ' 1 .ug 'V r .1 Q .'Qf3 .., V , F Ei ! g uf 1: ' Q. G' ev if ' 1 'x I .,,. - . -1 lf- , 21,155 lv Q.:-, u Ip 1 , 9 . V 'K J '- ' 'i 2. ' 'Q is R .Gm ' if Q' A i Ja LX -:Lit ' . f A R. 15: A W, , - 341-7 '.f.-' E . 4 .S - EE' .. l',V. 1.M!!Pq F ' E .VI f 4 .J.. I QQ., wig i : -9 5' vkf , V: Q- Q 1 l'u K L V -0-may f' f . K' ffm I is 1 , A Www, - 1 -rw N K NAR-mit, Q '75 .yi -y,. :I A h .,, A FIRST ROW: J. Carnicom, S. Bond, G. Fauble, D. Bigelow, J. Daykin, M. Kumpe, M. Kauff, Mr. Cox. SECOND ROVV: J. Oster, D. Doner, J. Oster, A. Boldt, S. Strong, R. Plass, B. Toland, M. Wendt. THIRD ROW: R. Oately, K. Abel, P. Kaiser, C. Hosier, T. Beaber, F. Heilman, J. Stewart, B. Fasnough. FOURTH ROW: M. Kramer, B. Moor, B. Peterson, W. Yetter, B. Gwin, B. Roose. Qaida The Static, Maumee Hi's monthly paper, is put out each month by a capable staff. Ad- visor to this staff is Mr. William Cox. Janie Daykin was the hard working editor. Many after school sessions were needed for Janie and her staff to put the paper to bed . Be- cause of her untiring effort, the Static came out each month bringing you the news of M.H.S. The staff was as follows: Editorial Staff: , . Editor .................. ...... J anne Daykin Managing Editor .... ...... G inny Fauble Business Staff: Business Manager .................. Dick Bigelow Assistant Business Manager ........ Sue Bond Advertising Staff: Warren Yetter, Jackie Stewart, Dick Bige- low. Circulation Staff: Circulation Manager ............ Mary Kurnpe Assistant Circulation Manager..Jane Oster Exchange Editor ....,,.................. .loan Oster ' ' ZI ......Debi Doner Art Department ..... Photographer ........ ....... B ob Roose Feature Staff: Dean of features ......,............... Cora Hosier Sports .......... Jackie Stewart, Rollie Oately Jr. Hi News ...... Jerry Carnicom, Audrey Boldt Features: Beaber, Blaesing, Everingham, Gwin, Heil- man, Hosier, Kaiser, Kramer, Kauff, Pauk- en, Moor, Peterson, Plass, Stewart, Strong, Yetter. The Static with the Re- flector supervises the sale of candy, both at noon and after school. FIRST ROW: Mr. Cox, M. DeArmond, G. Fauble, J. Erickson, M. Kauff, C. Hosier, W. Hughes, J. Daykin, A. Swartz. SECOND ROW: G. McGhee, P. Martin, J. Oster, J. Oster, M. Kumpe, D. Doner, R. Plass, B. Toland, M. Wendt, E. Canode. THIRD ROW: K. Abel, S. Bond, M. Burdo, A. Ames, P. Kaiser, T. Beaber, F. Heilman, J. Stewart, D. Bigelow, J. Gilsdorf. FOURTH ROW: W. Yetter, B. Gwin, B. Moor, P. Peterson, M. Kramer, M. Linnard, J. McKnight, J. Brainord, J. Spackey. E Lexar Lost subscription books, lost advertising material, lost pictures, late dead-lines, big headaches . . . the before mentioned were but a few of the troubles that the staff of the '49 Reflector had. After all the troubles, though, we hope that this yearbook will hold many fond rememberances for you. Marilyn Kauff headed the staff this year as editor. Mr. Wil- liam Cox was the advisor. The staff was as follows: Editor ................,.. ...... M arilyn Kauff Assistant Editor .............. ...... J anet Ericksen Business Manager ...................... Cora Hosier Assistant Business Mgr. .............. Bill Hughes Circulation Staff .... B. Groves, T. Beaber, P. Martin, J. Spackey, M. Linnard, M. Burdo, B. Toland, S. Bond, J. Oster, D. Bigelow, W. Yetter, F. Heilman, B. Moor. Advertising Staff .... G. McWhee, W. Yetter, B. Peterson, M. Wendt. Organization Staff .... A. Swartz, B. Longshore, P. Martin, J. Daykin, E. Canode. Art Staff .... D. Doner, A. Ames, J. Ericksen, G. Fauble, R. Plass. Sports .... J. Stewart, P. Kaiser, J. Oster, T. Kramer, B. Gwin, D. Steers, K. Abel, J. Brainard. Clubs ...................................... J. Everingham Classes .... B. Moor, T. Beaber, F. Heilman, J. Everingham. Features ........................ J. McKnight, B. Moor at work. Editor, Business Mgr and staff member hard FIRST ROW: J. Ericksen, P. Kaiser, N. Garvin, B, Borchardt, J. Abel, G. Fauble. SECOND ROW: Miss Brown, M, Kauff, D. Dennis, W. Yetter, B. Hughes, A. Norton. Og wwiomd These students made up the statt of Files Memorial Library last year. Miss Adrah Brown was head librarian. The students work at least one period each day servicing books, checking books, assisting students looking for books, and doing all the other jobs essential to a good library. Behind the scenes in the library. Librarian Joan Abel, Mi? grown, and student Marilyn ur o. WULIJA FIRST ROW: M. Kauff, H. Foote, B. Foltz, N. Sheperd, B. Roose, J. Everingham. SECOND ROW: S. Eversole, J. Daykin, J. Stewart, P. Kaiser, J. Young, K. Abel, C. Campbell. THIRD ROW: B. Moor, G. Haigh, S. Belt, J. McKnight, T. Restle, R. Oately. One of the two new clubs which started this year is the Math Club. Officers of this newly organized club were: George Haigh, president, Warren Yetter, vice-president, Therese Beaber, secretary, and Dick Bigelow, trea- surer. Mr. Jorden was the advisor. This club is but a sample of the fine clubs which can come into being in our high school. jnfer- Gonna! FIRST ROW: G. Haigh, N. Perrin, L. Hubbell, T. Beaber, J. Stewart, G. McGhee, F. Burdo, W. Yetter, D. Wheating. SECOND ROW: D. Steers, D. Bigelow, S. Belt, B. Moor, Mr. Jordan, P. Boehk, J. Hamlin, J. Piehl. This new club has been started by the help of the Student Council. The purpose of this club is to see that all club and class meetings are scheduled for a certain time in order to prevent friction. The club is also to start and charter all new clubs started in the high school. As this club is made up of heads of all clubs and classes, these people are to report to the l.C.C. any major problem in a club so that it can be straightened out. Bob Peterson was Director of Activities and Marilyn Kauff was recording secretary. Quiet, men at work! Careful now,lfhis may be dangerous! 5 Y ALJ gg - Now remember boys, Early to bed and early to smdlous type rise .... Sr. boys health-period I K r ...ll '--Y f - 'QV ' H .- 1.37. , I gm , r 3:02 P.M. Oh, ain'l' he silly? HK 9 x in . Axa Say, have you heard about .... ? Here, l'lGVe G 5l'iCke -H . A , I K . 'IQ ' 217. J! ,mf I xgioorlb V Mn' gi -..,-- 9 Figs TJ' 'li' Fil... . .1 aa Y , '91 I Q ',,:.,f Lf V ,T , P, -1 .. H . ,. , . -3, 4' wg 5,5 rf: ' x . 4' R ' . .. K .. . ff, ff' 1' --- , 2-. . , , , . HF. , .Va . iff: -E-B Y - -air, A. S 'i'F'illlllh'nf--Qi. . 1--' 1- , . .,,.- 1 .Q ' ' 1-T ' ' - ..q 'E 1,2 U - - 1 f . Q.- f I - .-Wv -.-mr-... -Y -i- 1 -1-1 E: 1 Q N www LF img: 4 5 .. -iii? .f-.- , l ' :mai , . g 'H , --I u 9 ' .-- V 1 , A 'tr 0' -- v It . - W X526 A A -i R' ml 5? Q , Q l ' - , - ' gt 43 I .AF - 2 . 5 P 'F' 1 'bf f Q .2 N - . X .- X V 4:1 l - ,,,-3,-E... I W. , 'V -ff'-' , I ,, u-uf4 5? -nlinn-auf. Af, ..- 7 ' ,1 -1 ,., -im, LP Vi , , -- - N is 4 ' ' -, Y FOOTBALL RECORD Maumee Monclova ...... O 44 Rossford ........ 7 l 3 Swanton ..,..... 7 20 Clay ................ l 3 41 Bryan ............ l 3 35 Sylvania . ........ l 9 21 Whitmer ........ 2l 6 Wauseon ........ 13 20 Perrysburg ...... O 35 I-E l , Elf, 3 gg V' Richard R. C. Cummins All-Conference Tackle l, 4 Marv. fany Kramer All-m ,nference Back VARSITY TEAM B Gwin .............. .- l l Gilsdorf ............ C l3 Schumaker ...... T 20 Barton .............. E 21 Linnard ............ E 28 Puhl ...... ....... G 31 Foltz ................ B 33 Cummins ........ T 37 Breniff ............ G 40 Kramer ........... ,B 4l Brainard .......... B 56 Most Valuable Bob Peanuts Gwin V , All-Conference Ba ' ' ,-- iff, -3 4 V-vl l ll f - . . lf. li . R' V : ' Rf I Michael Tex Barton Q fj l V, 'SQL All-Conference End ..,Z3fWf- xy: ww ---, .l.l1 we H ., fu. ll ' :,'f'?:f'1 : E '77'A7' f f, 4 '1- tep en teve Belt Joe Brainard and Te Barton Co-Captains ff' 1 w 4 FIRST ROW: D. Quiniff, C. Rodgier, D. Berry, E. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schmidt, R. Oately, T. Rinehalt, B. Brahier, R. Brasstield, H. McPeek, D. Spencer. .fa sw These men will bear watching next year. Coming in second in the Great Northern Conference this year, these boys will prove valuable as the varsity of 1949-50. y. J.i,i ff?..i..i.ff 5,.....z FIRST ROW: E. Honnor, B. Meinen, J. Robison, W. Noftke, Mr. Myers. SECOND ROW: J. Decko, A. Brassel, J. Henderson, D. Spencer, F. Hackett, R. Oately, S. DeBrock. THIRD ROW: A. Temple, D. Sautter, D. Berry, H. McPeek, J. Pauken, D..Bauerschmidt. FOURTH ROW: W. Smith, R. Phiels, T. Held, J. Young, D. Hubbell, B. Bnmmer, E. Curtis. FIFTH ROW: B. Taylor, M. Wellstead, J. Allemier, J. Dinkens, D. McKnight. Q l f sf . nf? Q9 is X,, A rf- V - .vb X me H X? inf Q 50542 QCD? l ff Bowling Green fl' 1 on mo 1 1 l N l f xii:- , -11 .Q- v Mau. Clay ...... ........ 2 5 59 Lake .................. . 32 Swanton ........ 37 58 Clay .......... ..... . .39 Sylvania ....,....,.... 36 38 Sylvania .............. 46 Waite ....... U ........ .40 35 Ottawa Hills ........ 77 Perrysburg .........,.. 49 57 Libbey ............... .61 Rossford .....,..,..... 50 64 Upper Arlington ..46 Monclova ............ 32 53 Perrysburg .......... 30 Whitmer .............. 44 34 Ottawa Hills ........ 72 Perrysburg .......... 37 55 Rossford .............. 41 44 43 Whitmer ..... ...... 4 7 Holland ....... ...... 3 9 lliamlffg ieam Tony Kramer ..... ..ll Don Steers ..., ,... 9 Tod Biggs ............ .... 3 Nolan Sheperd .... .... 6 Dick Dinkens ...... .... 4 Paul Boehk .....,. ,,...,, 8 Fred Burdo .... ....... l 0 Karl Rodgier ..... .... 7 Charles Digby W 1 XJR X3 x X W es f' C fylfliram. . .V L, -f,-i4 Q' ,li 'll' H 535--V : X lm. -5 , f E, , .. 7' QF . . : ' l If - n N 41,44- . X g l A. im, 4 n Yi-W lf.-ll' 1 3 l l FIRST ROW: D. Dinkens, D. Steers, T. Kramer, C. Digby, N. Sheperd, T. Biggs. SECOND ROW: B. Head, Mr. Baird, D. Spencer, K. Rodgier, P. Boehk, F. Burdo, B. Breniff, B. Foltz, N. Downs. lllilflfdilfy Winning fourteen and losing seven, the Varsity came in second in the conference this year. At the basketball dinner, given at the end of the year, Don Steers was announced Most Valuable . Tony Kramer and Chas. Digby were voted co-captains and Nolan Sheperd, Don Steers and Chas. Digby were voted All-Conference. Maumee went to Bowling Green State University for the District Tourna- ment this year. The first game Maumee won from Perrysburg by a large margin. In the semi-finals Maumee was eliminated by Bowling Green by a margin of l point. C0-Captains and Most VaIuable T. Kramer, In Action D. Steers, C. Digby Whitmer Game HQLLANILMAUMEE i HOLLAND-MAUMEE 39 41 wurmsk-MAUMEE WHITMER-MAUMEE 47 42 M - WH ITMER-MAUMEE lnfermission I l WHITMER-MAUMEE Future Varsity f?l -. M ,, in ,, in ,. ii 1- gas 'ii 1' 2: Maumee Hi is very proud of its baseball team this year. The baseball team came out first in the G. N. C. league. Mr. Cliff Conrad was the coach. d 5-VCLC The track team had quite an active year this year, and set quite a few new records. Maumee was also host to the G. N. C. Track Meet. Mr. Douglas Myers was the coach. wg 750orf4 The G.A.A. girls started out the season by playing hockey. The juniors came out triumphant in the tourna- ment. Basketball was the main sport of the year. More girls came out for this sport than for any other one sport. Again the juniors came out on top. Pat Bauerschmidt's team displayed the most ability in this sport. Throughout the year the girls participated in other sports, such as: volleyball, badminton, archery, and ping pong. The girls were active socially also. The year started off Below are the pictures of the party. with a Mother-Daughter tea. Next the girls sponsored a dance after a football game. Perrysburg's G.A.A. treated Maumee to a Christmas party. Then for the main athletic and social event of the year, Maumee challenged P-Burg to a basketball game. P-Burg came out victorious but a swell time was had by all. Following the game, a party was held. To climax the year the girls sponsored their annual Mother-Daughter banquet. the P-Burg-Maumee game and ii: 'S'-ll A miss is as good as a mile Deeds not words Let us do or die 1' if X . ggi! , 4 I , 4 . 1 'il YK 41 . - Wg al ' r - - P-Burg-Maumee Game rx -f--0-1 - .es .. .- -qf eff I 5 e L.. V l q 'Ni l' 5 -if ' pqil Q . f -1: ,..,.,. ' ' , ' .L ' iq fl 45 .' .ts f ' A The more the merrier All's well that ends weIl 'Her bark is worse X l slipped! Smile please! A toast ll - V Keep your powder dry Oh, well. It was just a game. than her bile Eat plenty. lt's on the house. First come, first served risk I I 'Nia' if Vilifi' Y Wu , ,.-A 'Q' 1+ ,, 4 X fx , . k g: 'ui ' -gif' Lfgg Wfg2'Wi EE: , WHT ix 1 Ugg 1 ! f, -gl.,-H W- .. 2157- 1 . W, , . :f,.-.f,:5.,,1 -, n . .., L ,ew j. i . . , y ,--,, J'7CAlrL'.' fb .2 ' '59f I 4, F V If .- 5 -1 .,,4 if Q x 'S 'Xi' N. fp' rw-! 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T0l.EDO'S LEADING STATIONERS OFFICE MACHINES Typewriters - Portable and Standard Models Adding Machines - Calculators - Checkwriters Service - Rentals - Repairs OFFICE FURNITURE Steel and Wood Desks -- Tables - Chairs - Files Safes - Shelving - Lockers OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 323-327 Erie Street Ma. 1193 SANITARY CLEANERS DAVENPQRTIS We are Cleaning Specialists CLEAN I NC- - PRESSI NC: Carment Storage-Repairing Maumee, Ohio 412 Conant street 4 3-2262 Phone 33378 S, Compliments of QUALITY GROCERIES HERRICKS SUPER SERVICE AND MEATS A Complete Food Market 202 Conant Street WE DELIVER 3-2472 Phone 3-3305 Maumee, Chio Compliments of Compliments of STRAYER'S MARATHON STATE STATIUN SAVINGS BANK Phone 3-2035 Maumee, Ohio 72 Compliments of WAGONLANDER'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE E yh g from 5C-Sl.OO Compliments of CONANT ELECTRIC Milton Bea Prop. 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