Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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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

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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