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'Syria mfg wfw ww wwww w w Q3 wmiiw w X X IJEDICHTIUH - As a means of ex- ifiaressing our is appreci-fp ihtion, We dedicate this, the 1950 Reflector , to , i. :Ralph Morris. Mr. Morris has ren- dered his capable ser- i vices to our school for i iiihe pa s t ei ght ye a r is f' si f riiendly g re eting 1 end -ready ef.5rni1el,,havYe frnaden hixri awfriend of eY9?'V efudenfyi r 'i i s Mr. Morris' willingness to serve and cooperate . Y f gc: Qzgof .gf i will lorrg be rernernbered. r i riel C Af? .4 4 'UO X GN. 2X . A sp fxx 5' - ,N.,:n,, 'M 11, Lucas County Library l Union School FUHEUIUHD Instead of the 3 R's as we formerly knew them, we now salute you with the 3-ring circus! First, there are the Panthers who are su- preme in the field of sports. Then there are the monkeys who find themselves in detention hall on Wednesdaylnights. Next there are the wise old owls who lead their class scholastically, also the elephants who are the plodders, but who get there eventually. Keeping these three rings in action are the ring masters, better known to us as the faculty members. With this in mind, the Reflector Staff brings you this annual, carrying the thought that with the combination of the faculty and the students, school can be a circus if we make it so! THBLE UF UUHTEHTS Presentation . . . ...... . . .1 Dedication . ...... 4 Snaps .... . 6,3Z.,33,50,51 Administration . ..... 8 Faculty . . . . 9,10 Seniors .... . 12.-Z1 Underclassmen . . Z2-31 Clubs .... . Z5-52. Sports ..... . 53-63 Advertisements . . 63-72 5 I? H wt! iw U in Old Maumee Water Tower St. Joseph' s School u A 45 r A M I -v- 1 l Z 5-JMX 1 KN? - The lion and the lamb W i J Turn around and eat, fellows! s J 4, 'i I 3 ll.l s ' A ll'- N A 'll'h W ' Senior upriviledged characters Pleasure or penalty? Blue Monday Weighty Business Ten-Man Saw 6 X91 w . -'A Z , ... F .22-1 5 ' '52 6:55. 'I '?::- X ff ft11 F-lux, . , iff. ' '5?'Rj7'-I' Lv: - .4 .fain-1-2, . . 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V 1 . ., . -'-' -- 11.1.1-m-,, -- , .. . ,:,, '1f?:Y1 'M M f--1 -::r2v.1if1s'E ' ' ' .Ah 'Fi'!:?'HL -'z- 1' f ' Q 44971522 '4' , 'wh SE 'M - ' wiism:'i-' I w mfii. ' ' QES. ' , .. Zim? h 'J1'f-fT'wS j' T. '- V ' - - '- A ' K .. , - 1 I 1 I . H , 'Q'- ' 1 5'?- :ww-asf -1 1 A aut ,, , - ,E-.1-H.- I .,..,,,,. .. . . F . V Q, b . N ,,..... ,H ,iv . . S HDIIIIIIISIHHTIUH DR. CHARLES H. WILSON, SUPERINTENDENT DOCTOR WILSON HOLDS HIS A.B. FROM OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY, HIS M.A. DEGREE FROM NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, AND HIS PH.D. FROM OHIO STATE. HE STUDIED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND, AND AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MEXICO, MEXICO CITY. DOCTOR WILSON SERVED IN THE ARMY AIR FORCE INTEL- LIGENCE SERVICE DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR. MISS PHYLLIS SHEPERD AN EFFICENT SECRETARY ANP A GOOD FRIEND T0 EVERY STUDENT. MR. K. W. FINDLEY, PRINCIPAL MR. FINDLEY REcrIvED HIS B.S. EDUCATION FROM MANCHESTER COLLEGE, INDIANA AND HIS M.A. FROM OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. HE HAS BEEN ACCEPTED FOR CANIDACY FOR PH.D. AT OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. MR. FINDLEY STUDIED AT THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY AND THE LEE DEFOREST RADIO SCHOOL BOTH OF CHICAGO AND AT THE SwEENY AUTOMOTIVE AND ELECTRICAL SCHOOL, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. HE DID GRADUATE WORK AT NORTHWESTERN UNI- VERSITY AND HOLDS PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC DIPLOMAS FROM MANCHESTER AND FROM THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY. MR. FINDLEY WAS A MEMBER OF THE SEABEES DURING THE LAST WAR. MRS. JO ELLEN BAGGETT A CHEERFUL NEW FACE TO HELP WITH STUDENT NEEDS. f'j'III I Ig' . C ' i5 AZT: li 'il .L - :WL MR. JOSEPH L. BAIRD, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL NR. JOSEPH BAIRD, OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, HOLDS THE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO AND HIS M.A. FROM THE UNIVERSITY or MICHIGAN. ALONG WITH HIS ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES, MR. BAIRD TEACHES AMERICAN HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT AND I5 COACH OF OUR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. MR. BAIRD SERVED IN THE ARMY DURING WORLD WAR ll. I 8 'Af ' Fwf: - 'e l' . .I I ' ' ' S ETEHPT'-' M . IIIII W U - A irx hm I'9o-' if l- V 1 I . . 'TTT - 'I Ni.. , -I I .45 c IIIUUIIU ARDAH BROWN LATIN AND FRENCHQ A.B. OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY: M.A. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVER- SITYS LIBRARY. ROBERT GATES INDUSTRIAL ARTS3 B.S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. CLIFFORD CONRAD PHYSICAL EDUCATIONQ B.Sc. IN EDUCATION: UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDOQ VARSITY CLUBS ATHLET- IC DIRECTOR. VIRGINIA GRIFFITH B. or EDUOATION5 TOLEDO UNIVERSITYS PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION3 LEADERS CLUBS G.A.A. CHEERLEADERS. WILLIAM M. COX COMMERCIALQ B.Sc. IN COM- MERcIAL EDUOATIONI BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY! NRE- FLECTORHQ RSTATICH. GALE A. HERBERT SCIENCEQ A.B. B.Sc. IN ED- UCATIONQ BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY! M.S. UNIVERSITY or MICHIGANI VISUAL EDUCATION. MRS. JOHN FISHBAUGH ENGLISH5 A.B. MAIMI UNIVER- SITY3 B.Sc. IN EDUCATION: OHIO STATE UNIV. JOSEPH G. JORDON MATHEMATICSQ B. EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDUQ M.A. UNI VERSITY or MICHIGAN: MATH CLUB. - T 'L I In , ..I I' M' AMI Si ad B' A ly, I I I l E ,Zig I I I gg MN WI HIM HII M J I 'IW' I QI 2Rw,Q?IWf' Jig I W IIII H ,yfuv F H H ESIN III II X III'L I . -I-.M ,.:.- FK' JOHN FISHBAUGH ENGLISHI DRAMATICSQ PUBLIC SPEAKING: A.B. HEIDELBERG COL- LEGE5 DRAMATICS CLUB. RUTH KRICHBAUM FINE ARTS: M.Sc. IN EDUCA- TION: KENT STATE UNIV. M.A. WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY. 9 JERRY KIGER INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC? B.S. ONS BOWLING GREEN Or EDUCATI UNIVERSITY K GEORGE SCHMIDT .5 Ji SOCIAL SCIENCE AND SCIENCE: B.S. IN EDUCATION3 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITYQ Assls- TANT COACH. MARGUERITE MCMANUS ENGLISH? B.A. MARY MANSE COLLEGE5 JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA- Tlcs. JOSEPHINE M. SPARKS II V WIN? 'X X. I m 1 , . AI , f T X T gp- I ENGLISH3 B.S. IN EDUCATIONQ OHIO STATE U I COUNCIL. NIVERSITY, STUDENT SARAH JEAN MOHR MATHEMATICSQ B. OF EDUCA- TION: UNIVERSIT Y OF EDUCATION VocAL MUSIC? B. OF S. STATE UNIyERf 'N G, ib i-EF. Aga I I nl , sg.. 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V .V .A I VF! T .10 4 -wr : 1 - 1, 1 :V iw: - E 1. ,-- 5' ' V. gf.-3. V '. ,- . ' '1 . V . - V - . . .V , V . . ,V E55 . V I .-.3 - , V -V by AVI' , 1' e -. - ..-v:-V - .. V V-.-'-V ' . V V.,p ,L ' , ggi' . fri? L .uf SEHIUH CLHSS Down As the school life of the senior class of 1950 draws toa close, we find our memory books be- coming rapidly filled with vivid recollections of our four years at Maumee High. Upon entering the ninth grade, we found our- selves together for the first time. Coming from FO1't Miami, Union, and St, J'05eph'5 grade schools, some of us with two years at M. H. S. already behind us, we found ourselves entering into many activities and preparing for our life's work by choosing our own courses. Our sophomore year found our interests turning more and more toward athletics. Yes, r and we even settled down to do a little studying. Under the leadership of Rollie Catley, class president, and the guidance of Miss Marguerite McManus, we started the many tasks which con- front a struggling junior. An outstanding event of this year was the Junior Carnival. We were espically proud of the cast of the talent show. The theme of our junior-senior dinner-dance, Musicland , was carried out under a reddened sky and sparkling notes. This is one of our mem- ories we will always cherish. In the first week of school last fall we elec- ted Roy Sautter to lead us through our last year. He was aided by Pat Bauerschmidt, vice president, Sharon Strong secretary, and Ed Held treasurer. Thinking over our senior year a number of things stand out: the issuing of privilege cards, being the honored guests at the dinner- dance, and our own senior prom. Going out into the world, we leave behind us an amazing number of con- tributions to M. H. S. in art, music, dramatics, journalism and many other activities in which our members excelled. The M. H. S. gridiron, cage,track, and baseball diamond will miss our athletes, also. Now we come to the fork in the road with our school years behind us and our journey into life be- fore us. It is up to us to choose which road we will follow. No matter how far we maydrift apart no one can take the wonderful memories of each other and the training we have received at Maumee High. -With this thought in mind we leave Maumee High wish- ing the best of luck to the rest of you. By Betty Michael CLASS OFFICERS: Pat Bauerschmidt, vice presi- dentg Sharon Strong, secretaryg Ed Held, treasurer Roy Sautter, president. Advisor: Miss McManus JOSEPH ANKENBRANDT IJQEI STATIoN WAGON: PAPER BoY's HELPER: HHELLO, JOE, GOT A PROBLEMIH JANET BADGER KJANNIEJ URBANA, IL- LINOISQ SHANETQ SHUFFLE oFE TO BUFFALOQ TYPING wHIz. JOANNE BAKER Idol HQME Ec. STORIESQ CALIFORNIA BOUNDQ TINY1 ALWAYS CHANGING BOY FRIENDS. SUZANNE BALDWIN KSUEJ IRRELEVENT RE- MARKS: PLUMMER3 GREEN CASHMERESS IMPROMPTU DANCES. , -x lf'I PATRICIA BAUERSCHMIDT CHRISTMAS wATcH: MA- DAMOISELLE PoT3 MARY MANSE. . NORMAN BIGGS UK -' A kd fTODD, ROSSFORDQ PER- OXIDEQ PUBLIC SPEAKING cLAss. MARIAN BYINGTON GREYHOUND TERMINALQ NEw YoRK: FRIENDLY. SUSAN BOND ISUEI BIG BROTHERQ BLUE PLYMOUTHQSCHOOL PLAYSQ HSCHOOL, I LovE ITIH. BARBARA BORCHARDT IBUTCHI SENSE or HUMOR! BASKETBALL WHIZQ LIBRARIANQ HOCKEY Po- SlTION??? LUCILLE BOWLES BICYCLEQ QUIET3 ALwAYs STUDYINGQ NICE TO TALK To. RONALD BRAINARD IRONNIEI WHIZZERQ STuDIous???9 NEVER SERI- ousg ALWAYS CLOWNING. WILLIAM BREAY IBILLI JANIEQ TALL: FOOTBALLL DARK. ROBERT BRENIFF CBOBI BUNNY3 SUEQ Co- CAPTAIN5 CABIN. MARY LOU BRIDGE ILQUI OHIO WESLYANQ HOME Ec. TEACHER: P-BURGQ OUT Fon A sooo TIME. SUE BROWN NEVER ON TIMEQ FEUDINI AND FIGHTINI3 STRAIGHT SKIRTSQ nGADIn. NANCY CHADWICK QNANI Boag VOLLEY BALLQ NEAT ALTOQ SPEAKING GEs- TURES . 4 4 ANNA DAGOSTINO IANNI MONCLOVAQ NA- TURALLY CURLY HAIRQ DARK EYES. BEN DAGOSTINO IBENNYI SKIPPERQ Bow- LING ALLEY! ART CLASSQ FORD. MARY ELEEN DEARMOND ITINKIEI GABBY: KENVS CARL MACKINAC lsLANDg LOADS OF Joasg AGGRES- sIvE. VICTOR DECRANE IVICI Fonog ARGUEMENTS IN THE HALLS5 CHEERING AT GAMES. DAVID DENNIS IDAVEI HTHATIS A DARE SLEEPYQ PUBLIC SPEAKING ASSIGNMENTSQ TENOR. GENEVA DAVIS WALTS HORSE BACK RID- ING? SQUARE DANCESQ PRET- TY EYES. MARILYN DEY IBLINKYI DuTcHg COACHIS HELPERQ G.A.A. ENTHUSIAST. JANET ERIKSEN IJANI P.M. WRAPPERSS MAUMEE VALLEY Naws ARTI- CLESQ ALWAYS FORGETIING THINGSQ ART STUDENT: HOL- LY HoP QUEEN. Il 3 VIRGINIA FAUBLE CGINNYJ LITTLE WORRIESQ ABBIE3 RECORDSg ARGYLE PATTERNS. RICHARD FOLTZ IBuoI HCROONERHQ MOST VALUABLE3 BEVERLY: BUSINESS ENGLISH. JAMES FOOTE KJIMI QUIET5 PAR FOUR: MAUMEE THEATER. GLADINE FRANKFATHER KNITTING: BOOKKEEP- ING: GUITAR. NANCY GARVIN G.A.B.3 '33 FORD1 PETITQ GREEN CLOTHES. WILMA GEDERT CWAGGY, UNDERCLASS- MANS GREY SKIRTSL UWIN- TER WONDERLANDn. ALFRED GILSDORF IALI SKIPPER1 Fonog MR. HERBERTIS HELPERQ SAVE-WAY. FRANCES HEILMAN IFRANNIEI MOUTONQ SR. ASSEMBLYS ALWAYS LATE3 WANTS SOMETHING UNTIL SHE HAS IT. Y . II EDWARD HELD IEDJ SYDNEY: CHRIST- MAS TREES: BUDDY BOY: FARMER? HERBERT HENDRICKS KHERBY, ROLLARCADEQ Doe LOVERQ PEGGY! DIM- PLES. ROBERT HUBERT CBOBJ A k P: SPARKLY EYESQ ADAMS TOWNSHIP. WILLIAM HUGHES QBILL, IRISHQ WILLIEJ . f fwhn HMAN HERE PLAYS FINE PIANOUZ CHARACTER PARTS IN PLAYS . IV T K I ,,' 'V 3 - Q' vlirfggaig 'EE5E, 17 CHARLES JESKA KROGERSJ ALICEJ BANK NIGHT. LLOYD KELLEY SwANToN5 FIND HIM BY THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS DOOR BEFORE SCHOOL EACH DAY. ROBERT KERVIN IBDBJ SOHIOS CURLY HAIRL WEIRD CAR HORN: HORSEBACK RIDING. MARILYN KLOTZ ALWAYS SMILINGL LETTER SWEATER! HDME Ec. CLASS. CAROLYN KRANSBERGER POSTER MAKERQ GLEN LARE:NIcE CLOTHESQ LATE HEALTH ASSIGNMENTS. MARJORIE LANDIS QMARGIEQ ALWAYS TALK- ING ABOUT AL-JOHN5 SWEETQ TINY. RICHARD LUBINSKI KDICK, QUIETQ SHORTQ NICE BUILD. IIQQ XMLJ . GERALD MAHAN QJERRY, STRAIGHT rAcEn HUMORQ CIBER DRINKER5 GUM CHEWER. A' .,' RICHARD MARKHAM KDICKI nLITTLE Nbossng TRIP UP NORTHQ LITTLE Q TRUCK5 BIG FEET. 3hw5,, il' N IETQL 1 X Wi MARY JANE MAYLUM KJANIE, BILLg OAK HARBOR2 CLEAR SOPRANOQ FRIENDLY. MELVIN MILLER cSONNY, CORKYQ CACKLES SUMMER SCHOOL. MARYLYN MCPEEK QLYNJ LAKESIDE3 SHORT HAND wHIz: NICE voIcE CATCHES ON LATE. BETTY MICHAEL ADAQ KOHL H ALLQ BETTQ SLUMBER PARTIESQ nRUSTYn NORMA NORDINE BREAD BAKER! FRIEND- LY: NEVER MISSED A CLASS. ROLLIE OATLEY RED Horg PUBLIC SPEAKINGL DIANE: W35n. JANE OSTER KTWIN, nYou Know WHAT I MEANH: CHICAGO1 PRETTY SHORT HAIR. E i F1 I JOAN OSTER KJOJ A.A.F.3 HWHAT- CHA CALLITHS SUMMER PLAYGROUNDS. I RICHARD PAUKEN KDICKJ ELEcTRIcIAN5. INTERESTED ON-LOOKERQ VISUAL AID-ER. JAMES PERRIN KJIMQ LIKE FATHER, LIKE SONS Lou's HOUSEQ ARTISTQ GIGGLES. ROBERT PICKARD fBOB, HoT RODQ ARNIEQ GREEN AND WHITE PLAID JACKET. HELEN PLASS KRANDYJ MICHIGANQ M. S.C.3 DUFFY: R.R.B. DOLORES RODGERS Boa: PRETTY CLOTHES3 ENGAGEDQ NEAT HAIR ools. KARL ROGIERS CO-CAPTAIN: ARGYLESQ 'Dumaonz BUTCH HAIR cur. ROBERT ROOSE CBQBJ SHUTTER-BUGQ JEEP STATION HAGONL SAVE- WAYQ STAGE HAND. WILLIAM RUSSELL KBILL, FORDQ PLAY- BOY: MANITOUS KARL7S SHADOW. FRANK SAUTTER CROYI P-BURG3 MIDGEQ TRY TO CATCH HIM SMIL- ING. DONALD SCHMIDLIN CDONJ QUIETQ Boa HuaERT's BUDDY! ScHooL BUS. DOLORES SCHNAPP CLONNIEY BOWLING GREEN5 RECORD coLLEc- TIoN. l RUTH ANN SCHNEIDER IRUTHIEI CAROLINE SCHWAN WITH GLADINEQ TwlN DRESSESQ QUIET. NOLAN SHEPERD ISHEPI N0 oNEg BLusH- zsg nN:vAng Sung HOLLY HOP KING. RICHARD SPENCER IGOGGSI HAPPY JA: Ki J. EDGAR: GUNNAR: No JSF' , GWEN STAFFORD OAK HARBORQ AMERccAN PROBLEMS Ansuzmsnrsg KEN. SHARON STRONG ISHERRYI JERRYQ .EEP- srzng Ananes. NEVA THOMPSON CoRsAsEsg SQUARE DANCES2 CASHIERQ Nsv. RONALD WHEELER IRoNN1:J P15 rAc'roRY: lx KORAL HAMBRUG: SMOKERIS CLUB. ww , JEAN WITZLER DARK HAIR: P-Bunsg ALWAYS WITH Lou. EAM I I g I I EE' 3 A I L KEN ABLE, KATHRYN ALDRICH, AMY AMES, RAY ANKENBRANDT, GLEN BEEBE, HOWARD EVENS, MARILYN BEVENS. DICK BLANCHANG, Louis BOEHK, BOB BRAHIER, BARBARA BRELL, CHARLOTTE BUCHER, MARILYN BURDO, JOHN BUSSDIEKER, BLAINE CALDWELL, CLIFF CAMPBELL, PAT CASEY, DICK CHORNEY, LAWRENCE COUSINO, MORRIS DEMLIN, JOHN DELLINGER. DICK DINKENS, DEBI DONER, SIDNEE EACAN, RICHARD FARTHING, EDGAR FARTHING, ILA FRENCH, Boa HALEs, VERNON HARE, MARJORIE HARRANFT, JOAN JACOBS, FRANCIS JQHN- SON, DICK KEIL, RAY KEIL, CHARLES KELLER, JEAN KERVIN. Tobby McCutChan . . Secretary Pat Casey . . . . President Cliff Rogier . . . Treasurer Howard Bevens . . Vice President 'P I li gl l J Lf gff Y. 4. 'x 'V X 'II J. . bn. .. C' CI. L54 .QMQ Advisors: MR. A. N. THURST ON Not Pictured MR. JOHN FISHBAUGH This was a happy and prosperous year for the class of '51, The first semester was augmented by the early arrival of our prized class rings. After the elections, ideas began arriving for money mak- ing projects. This was a year of financial difficulties. However, an Autumn Ball, an after-game dance and the sale of Maumee High School stationery added to the treasury. The annual Junior-Senior Dinner Dance was sponsored in the spring by the class which will next year step very ably in- to its final term at M. H. S., a year filled with responsibilities which will be Carried out with enthusiasm and coope ration. JANE KERVIN, RICHARD LOESCH. BILL LowERY, TOBBY MCCUTCHAN, JACK MEGEORGE. DICK MCKAIG, GLEN MCNUTT, DICK METCALF, PAT OGDEN. HELEN OHLMAN, HAROLD OLIVER, MARY PAUKEN, SHIRLEY PERSING, BILL PIERCE, JIM PIERCE. JACQUELINE ROSE, Bos PFLEGCAR, BILL POMERANZ, JOAN POMMERANTZ, DALE PORTER, BRUCE PRATT, DICK QUINIFF. BETHANY REGAL, JERRY RHEIN, TRUMAN RHINEHALT, CLIFF ROGIER, BILL ROWELL, DOROTHY SCHLICTER. DICK SCHMIDT, BARBARA SIMMONS, RENEE SOURENE, MARIE STICKLES, NEIL THOMPSON, BARBARA TOLAND, JANE ANN WEAVER. BERNARD WISE, BOB WHITCOMB, SUE ZIELINSKI, MIRIAM WENDT. .W -iq. p 1 1 7 I .24 A A Q I L Hum H -X . . ..... rna IIIH I .I I ..I..I . I I I -' I I I IIIII I ,Q p I - - - I my? I A ' ' K4 lv Y , 'Lx -A L 9 . X' , , Nik' fl gf rr' . w ' is 'I ' li , il . f l W 'll?I. I ' pp . -.I -1 V tlii ff' d JD V E 4 71 11. ' 0 I E It ' f, 5 , Ai- 'h hui l f- Z3 ,.:' CLASS OFFICERS Vucz PRESIDENT, JACK STOUTQ SECRETARY, CARL HIRSCH, TREASURER, JACK YOUNGQ NOT PICTURED: PREsnDENT, WALTER M1NNlcK. SUPHUIHURES Pep and enthusiasm, school spirit, willingness to learn, and perhaps a little bit of devilishness were all included in this year's sophomore class Prettywell acquainted with M. H. S. customes and curricula in this, their second year of high school life, members of the 'class of '52 were extremely active in extra-curricular affairs. The sophs sponsored the first after-game football dance, had a Winter Wonderland party in January, and a picnic in the spring. They presented a fall assem- bly with a variety of acts, and originated a bowl- ing club. Members were active in sports, as cheer- leaders, on the Static and Reflector staffs, and appeared in the fall play and the spring vari- ty show. At the first class meeting of the year the following students were electedto class offices president Walter Minnick vice president Jack Stout secretary Carl Hirsch and treasurer Jack Young The sophomores four student council mem bers were Judy Heilman Janet Toland Ellen Pfleghaar and Don Pauken Advisor: Miss Ruth Krichbaum fri 4.1-'N . A .5 ,V ' I N, , N ,CV , X AZ' '15 fi , , as I9 'K ' If 'E 1 ' 3, , 1 - dv R I ' 'T 1 14, .N I ,L V. X v J? 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I 'lkjw ' + ,Q Q Ely W .- Ig IIII ' f- R1 Y ' L ' 4 r JUDY ALLMAN, GLENDA ANTHONY, MARILYN BAKER, DON BAUERSCHMIDT, SUE BELT, DUANE BERRY, NANCY BISHOP, SHIRLEY BELLNER, BILL BOYD, CAROL BRAINARD, BOB BRIMMER, JIM BRITTSON, JERRY Buss- DIEKER, WILMA Bunn, DORIS BURNETT, BARBARA CAMPBELL, DICK CARL, JIM CARL, JERRY CARNICOM, DOROTHY CASS, ELIZABETH CRUMBY, LORETTA DAVENPORT, RONALD DHONDT, PHYLLIS DIGBY, RUTH DRAHIEM, GRANT EAsTERwooD, BARBARA ECKENRODE, TERRY FREw, ALICE FILLION, EVELYN GEDERT, ANN JANE GLANN, SALLY GREEN, TDM GREENLESE, DAVID GROWDEN, JIM HARDING, Dous HAULAND, BETTE HEATH, FRED HILEMAN, JUDY HEILMAN, TDM HELD, RICHARD HELWIG, CARL HIRscH, VIDLET HOLMES, EDDIE HDNER, DICK HusDELL, CARDLYN JARRETT, TERRY KAISER, BONNIE KASTEN, MAXINE KING, CHARLES KEIL, JOANNE KLOTZ, ROSEMARY LARSDN, BETTY LONGSHDRE, RAY LucE, KEN MANGDLD BETTY MCCAN, IDA MCKAIG, KAY MCKNIGHT, HERE MCPEEK, MARJORIE MILLER, WALTER MINNICK, MERLE MERTON, JERRY MOCKENSTURM, CARDLYN MOORE, WILMA NINER, DONNA OLIVER, JOHN PADGETT, HENRY PAHL, ALLEN PARKER, DDN PAUKEN, DAVE PERRIN, RUSSELL PHEILS, ELLEN PFLEGHAAR, BETTY PLASS, IRENE PUHL, DOLORES REDMAN, JERRY RDBISDN, JEAN SCHNIEDER, SHIRLEY SCHUMAKER, DOLORES SIPES, ELEANOR SONNTAG, JIM SPENCER, DICK STAFFEN, Jos STAFFORD, JACK STOUT, SIDNEY STRONG, JIM STEVENS MARY TALBUT, PAT TAYLoR, JANET TOLAND, PAUL URaANowSKI, GINNY VDNBORRIES, HELEN WISE. JACK YOUNG. 25 FHESHIHHH Q.- .. P12 71- -. , ,7.. , 5 . JK? 'iv' M -I I ' G' f ' '- JMX i' 'J A .9 ..,! in h gf-I 0 A,-A 1 A if 4 A I I J, , ,, , W ,, E-M' J , . :Ak . .X - I 'IT'-,T,.Il5' , fp, fx fl i I ' ' Vmzm, V , 1 5 X , Lx ,in 42 .U +I, 4 - F5 es fm ' SJ ' ' 7 :Q J I ,Q 4 If f A 7 521 Xa -I A E: - e 'ji 'r' f :I 'II 1 Y 's e J PL ' v ' 1 xr 1 .2-:A - X T: SQ' - l Wig , V1 ,. A ' ' , J' f 5, I .ii fi it ' .V .OV 2, A I 5 ' I, 15 rf, ' ' A A I , qv r I I I BILL ANKENBRANDT, RONALD ARNOLS, BILL AULL, CARL BALDUF, DON BALLARD, BINKY BARNES, MIMI BEAT, JIM BEEN, HOWARD BEVENS. TOM MAY, DICK BROWN, MARY PAT CARTER, JIM CASEMAN, JACK CONSTANTINE, CHERYL COOK, NANCY COON, EUGENE CURTIS, STEVE DE BROCK. DARLENE GILLEBPIE, FRANK GLANN, MARION GOLDING, PAT GRISHAM, FRANK HAOKETT, BRUcE HAN- KINS, LAVONNE HARRISON, AL HEILMAN, NORMA JEAN HELTMAN. JIM KRANSEERGER, VIRGINIA LOESCH, LAURA LUDLOW, THERESE LUBINSKI, GAYLE MARTIN, EILEEN MATHIAS, KAREN BRINLEY, CHARLES MCEWEN, JUDY MCKAIG. CHARLES PAUKEN, RAY PAUKEN, PAT PLUMMER, KATHELEEN PURTEE, HELEN RAYMOND, BOB REICHARDT,DlCK ROOSE, BARBARA SCHALLER, TOM SCHWAN. JIM TOLAND, JACKIE TOMLINSON, JIM VAN DROME, GERALD WAITE, RUTH WAZELLE, TOM WAGNER, PAT WELLENS, PAT WEBBEN, JEAN WHITCOMB. C LASS OFFICERS Marian Golding . . . . Vice Presidenf Dick Brown . . . . . . Treasurer Frank Hackett . . . . . President Jim Kransberger ...... Secretary LHSS Q. Y 'G' , if. ,I V Q' 5 . L! If f A f L li at .D I I f I I if 5 X, I I 4 rg NY A 'X ' A A , ' Winn J' fmr- it 2 T- I If- ri 1 l' If 21 'I - lv.-J YK -hh X 'f. f f V ' L I 751 0 F rf, 5- ff as f f- , 1 jf. ., ' Ji T- ir 4 ' N:-J,-7 ' Q IV iq , it ' I I' S II, A ,,i,- In W! LMA' III? I X 'di th xt .W I ---- L, . ri V J 451, -- Il, ' u f 'Y I 17 .F ,Li . A 4 . Qi A . W fri .fat I L D ' , X TOM BIGGS, AUDREY BOLDT, ERICH BLossEY, JIM BORGESS, RONALD BEROSKE, RICHARD BEROSKE, RAY BORCHARDT, ALLEN BRASSEL, MIKE BRELL. JAN DECO, J. DENNIS, W. DENNIS, DOROTHY DISTEL, PAT DOYLE, CAROLYN DUNBAR, DICK EASTER- WOOD, PEGGY ELTON, PAUL ENGLE. GARY HUPP, ANNE IRMAN, ROY INMEN, JANE JACOBS, DOROTHY JOHNSTONE, KEN KLAR, JOYCE KLEMPNER, BILL KOPP, BARBARA SCHMIDT, MARY ANN MOLLENKOPF, DOROTHY MOORE, J. MILLER, J. MILLER, JOHN MILLER, PAT MILLER, MARILYN NOFTZ, RONALD OATLEY, JANE PADGETT. JIM SIRAVO, HENRY STEELE, BILL SMITH, SHIRLEY STICKLES, THELMA STOUT, IDA MAY SONNTAG, BILL TAYLOR, JACQUE TAYLOR, LADONNA THOMPSON, CARL WINKLEMAN, JIM WOLFRAM, BARBARA ZIEMS, Lols MANGOLD, BETTY CARAcAss. The graduates of St. Joseph's were added to this class. last fall to form a total of ll 1 students which make up the freshmanclass, under the supervision of Miss Kay Meyer. Severalfreshmanboys participated on the B-Squad basket- ball team and also have a team of their own. Class mem- bers are engaged in such M. H. S. organizations as Glee Clubs, Static, Reflector, Jr. Y-Teens and other groups in which they are interested. Advisor: MISS MYER Z7 sqm c , 02 1' Q if CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT, Dlcx BURDO5 PRESlDENT,,DAVE MCKNIGHT5 TREASURER, JOAN KAZMAIERS SECRETARY, SUSAN MCLEOD. 8Ih GHHDE With their two years as junior high students almost entirely behind them, members of Maumee High School eighth grade are off toa good start toward forming an active and out- standing class. A large portion of the sixty- seven members of the class of '54 participated in sports, band, junior high choir, the junior opperetta, The White Gyspy , and other class and school activities. In preparation for future years, the class as a whole, with Mr. Jordon as sponsor, fur- thered its education in correct behavior and www, social formalities. Printed ballots were used I' for election of officers and representativesu- H ' M N petitions with signatures of twenty per cent of . the class membership being a prerequisite for ii i V i ' office. Howard Foote and Dennis Mohney, el- Q g ' ected by their classmates, represented the 'J eighth grade in the M. H. S. Student Council. A 1 wg Class officers are pictured above. Advisor: Mr. Joseph Jorden l 2 8 N- 1 A-, ,-4, '.' . E 4 ' R a ' V I A .JN ,- . , 'fizi t K K1 x, fu I , JIM ALLEMEIR,CHRIsTINE ANTHONY, SUSZANNE BADER, MARILYN BANKEY, RUTH BECK, Boa BLAIR, NATHAN BowLEs, NANCY BRASSEL, LESLIE BREAY. ,Q - k K. Q .. 1' 5 ' ' RT! V . . , I,-L gg, 5 if L'--' L T' .' A- JERRY BROOKS, DICK BURDO, ToM CARSON, JIM CHAMBERS, DORIS DlGBYr JACK DINKENS. er -, L..-, ,. 3 - i '.,, ' 4, N- F Q. V J Q, I I-I A Q - I' I f ' JACKIE DowNs, DELBERT EASTERWOOD, HOWARD FOOTE, JIM SUSAN GREENLESE, JANICE GURNEY. A SVS ww , 2 jd I, 'Q:fgL7 .I AM ,ISI , , Wiz II' ' I I- L II..' ' 'Lwmf ,I ,Iv PM IL. -mai., V WH H H . VQHHW 'YF' , Lg Ci i1'Q FRENCH, JOHN LYNN HALL, GRETCHEN HOSIER, SHIRLEY JESKA, JOAN KAZMAIER, SHARON MANGOLD, SUSAN MCLEoD, GINNY MCGHEE. I '- ,, A 2 ' '--f 'N fin '24 ' DAVE MCKNIGHT, JACK MICHAEL, MILDRED MILLER, NINER, KEITH PETERSEN, RosE MARY PRATER, H ' ' ' 'I L DENNIS MOHNEY, ST' U I I Q ,Mm fx - ' Pdhziwysg SUSAN CONSTANTINE, JANET DEY, RUTH DEY, F 1. lk.. Q FRENCH, Boa GEER, ToM GowoY, I f- ' A I ,IA Rv A 1 Im, ,aw Ir, A , .. It KROUT, MARILYN MAGRUM, LARRY K-' .a .L V. . wh? ' A. 3 I L I ff f ELLEN MooRE, KEN MOORE, BILL s , J t,' f,- -r--I 5. . e WW? i,, af, - , X' I ' A , 4 I 'T f .' ' MARILYN RHINEHALT, MARY RICHARDS, CHARLES ROGERS, JERRY SPENCER, AUGUST STARKLOFF, EVA SwARTz, WILLARD TAYLOR, DAVE VANHORN, MARY ANN WELCH. - A 4 41 7 I SQQ I ,pw xwxjwyf M A 'WH L Q 'L f I H WVCQQA , I IMI I 'H' I UH:iYWf W' QC A .6' MELVIN WELSTEAD, DON WHEELER, HERB WHITE, MARY WHITMORE, CAROL WHITT, BRUCE WISEBAKER. ABSENT: CECIL STATER, JOHN STRAUSSBERGER, MELVIN WELCH, MILTON WETZEL. 29 If'I , I v or M ?'.5E'I!W- IS ar-.M f x C VS X ' ' A f KAL N, ilu ' 'Akk .J'i..A W. 'F' X ,I 1 'XF vc ' V A 'Sw X K- if . U' rib. I Nbf ' I i? 3 ASQ , f A II- A ' I ,X N I mf. I In .1 K Milk! E F I, ks! x 1 ' ' A ifg' HI11. I'x L E x . S gg ' fyim .5 FQ'-Q-fy L.. Rov ASHEACHER, EVA BAGGETT, PERRY BERKIBILE, VIRGINIA BITTNER, JoYcE BLAMEY. Boa BAMFORD, RICHARD BOND, SUE BOWERS, BONNIE BRASSEL, HARRISON CAMPBELL. PENNY CANCE, TERRY CASEY, LESLIE CLIPPER, DICK CRANKER, Tom CURTIS, ALLEN CALnwELL, BARBARA DoHR, DoN DowNs, JOYCE EGGLER, DAVID ERIKSEN. LEo FAGAN, MICKEY GREENLESE, LUA HUGDEN, LouIs HAMLIN. JOYCE HARDING, RONALD HARTMAN, NANcY HEATH. DON HOFFMAN, CAROL HOLLAND. LuA HUPP. CLASS OFFICERS David Eriksen . . Vice President Jerry Robinson . . . Treasurer Sharon Miller . . President Richard Bond . . Secretary ARLENE KAZMAIER. MARY Jo MCLEOD, BETTY MCPEEK. MYRTLE NETCALF, SHARON MILLER, DORIS MOLLENKOPF, ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ANN MORRISON, DoN MOWERY, GERRY PARKER. DARYL POWELL, BARBARA RAPP, BETTY RICE, EUGENE ROACH, DoNA ROSE, CARSON LIPSCOMB, DICK SAYER, ELEANOR SCHLICTER, JAN SUTTER, Boa WHEELER. ROSEMARY WHEELER, Bos WHITE, WALTER WILBARGER, KATHRYN WINKLEMAN, BILL YOUNG. A little bewildered at first, but very impressed with their first days at M. H. S., fifty-seven seventh graders joined our student body this fall, having graduated from the Maumee Public Grade Schools, Fort Miami and Union, plus a few from out of town. Members of the class, guided by their advisor, Mrs. Virginia Griffith, elected Sharon Miller as class presi- dent, David Eriksen, vice president, Richard Bond, sec- retary and Jerry Robins on, treasurer. Bob Bamford, Terry Casey,Darryl Powell and .Tan Sutter served terms on the Student Council. Quite a number of the seventh grade boys joined the football and basketball teams, a greater part of the class were members of the Junior High Choir. Both boys and girls especially enj oyed their first experiences in the home economic and industrial arts deparirnents. The most important project of the seventh grade in was of course its members' part in the operetta, The ' White Gypsy . The two junior high classes presented four A' grand performances of this mu- ' f sical fantasy, the story of a prin- 4, cess in a gypsy caravan. Mb We 're very pleased with our NW , youngest students and are look- W Q ing forward to their next five If I. g' years at Maurnee High. . .--. H N fl x- I J , A 4 ' Y gdb Il I r-T',' I ,' .1 ' V, A I A Q iel I A E QQ, I , V T .xy ,, 1. ff . ' ,la ' 1414, N E i p V ft' ali - rlif ' A I ADVISOR: , .,. MRS. GRIFFITH np- iii so XQQQKI A e -XNYN Qi ,Y Boys' Life please. On the Wagon? ' ' ' 7 U l 'tl' gf - .555 Hx Xfli j - ' 5 , if H4 li A ,F-.ff - J., -1 f'-4 ' ff .i?,fQ22r1fl-,.- if '-u.,wf . , 1 Vars1ty hopefuls Atten Shunx' 32 Careful! lt' 5 loaded. its W5 Y-Teen Queens ' 'a x f X Q bi g :SQ 50 Maumee grid greats of the past Keep your eyes on the ball, girls! Swing Sz Sway - Sisters Say! 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'iw JA 'Q II ,.,,IIIIII,f. -mn., . .15 -. . M-TH . -S35 ' 'QiQ,i1f'- -' II.1--I f.. S'- x gI.fI55...,,, - x- . . .. .--.,.I.I I .3 'SW . L E ' L Y, 1 I' -J 5- li 1' ,J - Laika- ':s'agg:5xi3' - ' La-.1 ..-'Wx I I. I .,.',',,32v, . 4 I.- '-1' 171'- Q'-.Efi-. f . -f-is--af f5'FI v' ' ' - . - , -,-:..z:'.f z. .III .III -,,5.. - . -- - ' , EfixL5i?-iii?-five-151'WP'-.?sf'.',.,P: -'iflfcnusg ' 1 -sf:-'-' f5i5 79 -' 1 , - -rx.-meE1-i,w1.T1.n!aw4--. . -. ' .z--. 4 ' 'i '49 - -,.. I 1 -rwggfsig-:fy,,L41::.?.Wm- 1 -.,..:-.e-,,, - I- I, .Se ,,g Qj1. Im- .,-:-,.g:.-,agx-I--I -1, , -- - -- -. - L:f,I .. . 2 xv- , 4 -'sv'-in I - - , - .,f-'.2-P734-1'v'f-2591.3 '- 1' . 4'-,-,I 3,,13E3S'55'7!k'- 74 . '-1. .:f N. I. .- . . ,.I. -. , if . ..,, I' I. . ,..I . , . . ,.I,,,I,,. . I .f,.f, III I . I - -E,I.II- ,.IIII ' ' K, I:'!7'E'f'x1'X!. ck'-H'iI,:4 N 'V ':-4iII.I:: III II. .-2 I Q : .17, . ' Z'- III . ORGANIZATION HEADS TOP ROW: JANET ERIKSEN, IIREFLECTOR AND BAND3 GINNY FAUBLE, IISTATICII AND G. A. A.g RANDY PLASS, HONOR Soc1E'rYg SUSAN BOND, STUDENT COUNCIL AND BUSINESS MANAGER or IISTATICII. VERTICAL ROW: BILL HUGHES, DRAMATICS CLUB AND BUSINESS MANAGER or REFLEcToR g CAROLYN KRANSBERGER, Y-TEENSQ JIM FOOTE, MATH CLUBQ IDA MCKAIG, JUNIOR Y-TEENS. NOT PICTURED! BUD FoLTz, VARSITY CLUB. III.H.S. IIRGHIIIZHIIUIIS Just as no school fulfills its purpose having no academic classes, so, no school is complete which does not recognize the need for clubs and organizations in its cirriculum. In school- affiliated organizations is found a large part of the training for good citizenship and the art of getting along with others as well as entertainment which a school must have. Each of Maumee HighSchool's twenty-one clubs fulfills all or most of the criteria of an organization operating as a valuable addition to our junior high and high school program in the fields of music, journalism, dramatics, student government, service, and sports. Over two hundred and fifty MHS students participate in our extra-cirricular program, and in doing so, have the satisfaction of knowing that they are responsible for a job well done. We extend special thanks to the twelve advisors who give up much of their time to further this program. The following eighteen pages are entirely devoted to giving an accurate account of the activities of all MHS clubs and organizations and all that they have done to enrich to 1949-50 school year. 35 FIRST ROW: JIM FOOTE, ROLLIE OATLEY, BILL BREAY, SUE EVERSOLE, SUE BOND, Bos PICKARD, BILL HUGHES, BETTY MICHAEL, MISS SPARKS. SECOND ROW: TERRY CASEY, Bos BAMFORD, JUDY HEILMAN, JANET TDLAND, BARBARA TOLAND, DEBBIE DONER, CARDLYN DUNBAR, ELLEN PHLEGHAAR, DON PAUKEN, DICK QUINIFF. THIRD ROW: DICK RoosE, AL HEILMAN, RAY PAUKEN. STUDENT UUUHUIL The Student Council is formed by stu- dents from the seventh through the twelfth grades inclusively. They are the student governing body of the school and connect the student body closer to the faculty. Any problems that the students might have are brought before the Student Council and if thought reasonable, they are acted upon by the congress. The main project of this year's council was the Christmas Prom headed by Betty Michael. The decorations carrying the theme of the Holly Hop were under the supervision of Janet Eriksen. Another new feature of this year's coun- cil was the bookstore located in the lower tower room. The object of this was to sup.- ply last minute needs to the students. Rotating members attended the various faculty meetings to discussproblems which concerned both the students and the faculty. Each member also helped in the cafe- teria line during the second semester. To defray expenses of the council, a dance was sponsored after the Whitmer basketball game. This year's council, under the super- vision of Miss Sparks, was headed by Sue Bond, presidentg Bob Pickard, vice presi- dentg Sue Eversole, secretaryg and Janet Eriksen, treasurer. A CANDIDATES FOR HIHG HHH UUEEH DICK QUINIFF, BARBARA TOLAND, JACK STOUT SYDNEY STRONG, AL HEILMAN, MARY PAT CARTER AND NOLAN SHEPERDT. WKING AND QUEEN 36 ARLENE KAZMAIER, TERRY CASEY, JANET ERIKSENT W 2 Q2 212 - . .V were , , 5 12 22m221m221 ,,, ,s w - :fy .- 2 ' 22, z :.Eaf:iss2222. .21 H1 i,s 2g,n2:2:., V Y 3 ,jig , M' 222 - 'L f : 1 , 2: 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2' 22242224553 ' 2 is ga51w1 22','22H 2 it! 22 22 22 2 i lWMQW it l132lWllUllllii2im2li?Er1,W2lflV+llllf2ll2lM21f QQ?3j1ggE,2lwillll'l22llW223222:r2225fg22QmefgEfll2liimillillYrl22fll22wNl22lQ ll Virginia Fauble, Helen Plass, Susan Bond and Janet Eriksen. lt is an important day in the lives of a few M. H. S. students when they are induc- ted into the National Honor Societyg repeat their pledge of high ideals, and receive their gold pins engraved with a lamp of knowledge. Outstanding students from the junior and senior classes are chosen by the ad- ministration and faculty of Maumee High for membership in this honorary group. Pictured above are the four girls Know seniorslwho were chosen for membership in the spring of their junior year on the basis of character, scholarship, leaders ship and service. Additional members of the National Honor Society, inducted in the spring of 1950, are pictured in the supplement at the back of the book. NA TIONAL HONOR SOC IE TY PLEDGE I pledge myself To uphold the high purpose Of this society To which I have been elected By word and deed To make its ideals The ideals of my school And of my life. 37 DVDR Ai i ' I ,f I T I if ' I ! I 54 lf- , Ig. f I if 1, - ':'iQTX.1 . FIRST ROW: JUDY ALLMAN, PAT TAYLOR, MARILYN DEY, RUTH ANN SCHNEIDER, DOLORES ROGERS, MARY ELEEN DEARMOND, PAT BAUER- SCHMIDT. SECOND ROW: WILMA BUDD, BILL ROWELL, BILL HUGHES, JANET ERIKSEN, TOBBY MCCUTCHAN, JOAN OSTER, SHARON STRONG, JIM FooTE. THIRD ROW: DOROTHY SCHLICTER, JEAN WHITCOMB, MARION GOLDING, DELORES REDMAN, BETTY MICHAEL, RANDY PLASS, MARGIE LANDIS, JANE OSTER, CAROLYN KRANSBERGER, MARILYN MCPEEK, JANET BADGER, MR. Cox. FOURTH ROW: KAY MCKNIGHT, JIM PERRIN, MARY Lou BRIDGE, DELORES SCHNAPP, DEBBI DONER, JANE ANN WEAVER, BARBARA TOLAND, MICKEY WENDT. FIFTH ROW: JACK MCGEORGE, GLEN BEEBE, Boa RoosE, KEN ABLE, ROLLIE OATLEY, RUSSELL PHIELS, ED HELD, NOLAN SHEPERD, DAVE DENNIS. The staff of the 1950 yearbook, under the direction of advisor, Mr. William Cox, and editor, .Tanet Eriksen, aimed to publish one of the best 'Reflectorsn Maumee High School has ever known, A few more pages were added to this publication which sold at a reduced price. We'l1 let our work show for itself. Does it take all of them to help you, 38 Jalle? Look's easy, doesn't it? V .4 . 1 3 I I .,.- H - 5 1 ,. i' -'-' A I ' -u uf v-x FIRST ROW: JERRY CARNICUM, BETTY PLASS, SUE BELT, BARBARA BRELL, JANET TDLAND, AMY AMES, DoUG HAULAND. SECOND ROW: WILMA BUDD, JERRY ROBISON, SUE BOND, GINNY FAUBLE, PAT CASEY, SIDNEY STRONG, SHARON STRONG, MR. Cox. THIRD ROW: MARY PAT CARTER, JUDY ALLMAN, JEAN WHITCDMB, DELDRES REDMAN, GLENDA ANTHONY. BETTY MICHAEL, RANDY PLASS, MARGIE LANDIS, JANE OSTER, CAROLYN KRANSBERGER, BARBARA TOLAND, JANET BADGER. FOURTH ROW: DOLORES SCHNAPP, JOAN OSTER, AUDREY BOLDT, EILEEN MATHIAS, DEBBI DoNER, JANE ANN WEAVER, MARILYN MCPEEK, BARBARA SIMMONS. FIFTH ROW: ROLLIE OATLEY, BOB ROOSE, KEN ABEL, ToBBY MGCUTCHAN, SUE EvERSoLE, MICKEY WENDT. VOLUME I3 OF THE STATIC, THE NOFFICIAL NEWS voIcE OF MAUMEE HIGH SCHOOLH, WAS PUBLISHED MONTHLY THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR BY A STAFF or FORTY WITH THE co-oPERATIoN or THE FACULTY, AND THE MAUMEE VALLEY NEwS. SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS DURING THE YEAR INCLUDED THE nCHRlSTMASn, RAPRIL FooLn, AND nSENIORn ISSUES. THE PAPER ATTEMPTED T0 EMPHASIzE INDIVIDUALS AND NAMES AS WELL AS T0 COVER THE ACTIVITIES or ALL ORGANIZATIONS AND IMPORTANT EVENTS. A POLL or STUDENT OPINION ON CONTROVERSIAL AND TIMELY SUBJECTS wAS MADE UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF THE PAPER. THE MASTHEAD or THE HSTATICU VAS COMPOSED or THE FOLLOWING! EDITDR-IN-CHIEF . . GINNY FAUBLE ASSISTANT EDITOR. . . .PAT CASEY BUSINESS MANAGER . ..-. SUE BOND ASSIT BUS. MANAGER . . JERRY ROBISON Assignments again? The typists go to work. 39 If. :- 1 -1-i. IJHHIHHTIIIS CLUB The senior dramatics club is made up of sophomores, juniors and seniors in- terested in stage management, make-up, properties, or actual acting. This organ- ization puts on the annual fall play--this year Mother Is a Freshman . The pre- sentation of this hilarious comedy was a grand success. Members of the dramatics club turned their talents to the variety show which took the place of a play in the spring. The M. H. S. dramatics department was augmented this year by the addition of dramatics class instructed by Mr. Jack Fishbaugh which staged an old-time melodrama for an assembly and for our exchange assembly at Sylvania. CAST OF I I H 5 IUUTHEH UJHS H FHESHIIIHH Q' '42 Abigail Fortitude Abbot . . . Ginny Fauble Susan ........ . . Pat Ogden Professor Michaels . . . Glen McNutt Bobo ....... . Carl Hirsch Howie ..... . . .Ken Abel Bill . . Dick Hubbell Jagjk , . . Jack StOl1t Bunny . .... Debi Doner Helen . . Tobby McCutchan Carrie . . . Betty Plass Clara . .... Sue Bond ' 'W 'ltll l lill Sylvia. . . . - Jane Ann Weaver X' Housemother . . . . . Glenda Anthony Ginny Fauble, Glen McNutt Marge - - - ' Carolyn Kransberger Pat Ogden ' 40 JUHIUR HIGH UHUIH Eighty voices made up the junior high choir, directed by Mr. Stringer. Sixty-eight per cent of all seventh and eighth grade students met four days per week during seventh and ninth periods to learn the fundamentals and de- velop an appreciation for music. ' H The dramatic talents of the seventh and eighth grades were combined inthe operetta, The White Gypsy , given in March. A chorus of 80 accom- pained the thirty students who made up a double cast. The White Gypsy , directed by Mr. Stringer, Miss McManus, Mrs. Mohr and Mrs. Griffith, was presented four times, both for assemblies and evening performances. UJHITE GUPSEV' 41 .IJ MARY JANE MAYLUM, MARGIE LANDIS, RANDY PLASS, SUE ANN JANE GLANN, BARBARA BRELL, BETTY PLAss, MAR- BROWN, SUE BALDWIN, GINNY FAUBLE, FRANCES HEILMAN, ILYN BURDo, BETHANY REGAL, CHARLOTTE BUCHER, MARY ELLEN DEARMOND, MR. STRINGER. DELORES REDMAN, SUE BELT, KAY MCKNIGHT, SUE EvERsoLE fnsfmmfs The Senior Girl's Ensemble, in it's third year, and the newly formed Sophomore- .Tunior Gir1's Ensemble sang frequently at civic affairs this year. Both ensembles also sang in the Christmas concert and took major parts in the spring variety show. We're proud of our girl's ensembles. The new Boy's Ensemble consist of seventeen voices. They soon proved that they could sing as well as professionals. They also appeared at many school and local affairs. We hope they will keep up the good work. R A I . I , I I Il lx JACK YOUNG, DICK QUINIFF, DALE PQRTER, TRUMAN RHINEHALT, VICE DECRANE, DIcK SAUTTER, BUD FoLTz, JIM FOOTE, Bos HALES, Louls BOEHK, DICK DINKENS, Boa BRENIFF, RUSSELL PHIELS, JACK MCGEORGE, NEIL THOMPSON, NOLAN SHEPERD, DAVID DENNIS. 42. GLEE CLUBS The Girls' Glee this year included seventy-five girls from grades nine through twelve. The group performed for the P.T.A. , at assemblies, the Christmas Concert, and the spring production titled Show Business. Marion Golding and Ann Jane Glan were accompanists for the group this year which was under the able direction of Mr. Wayne Stringer. The Senior Boys' Glee Club, composed of thirty-five voices this year, was open to boys from grades nine through twelve. The boys made a grand contribution to the music assembly given in early fall, and performed at the Christmas Concert and the spring production. We all hope that both the boys' and girls' glee clubs continue their good work in the future. ' ' ' s ' ,i - - , 1 I I 'I II EI II I' IIJ If I I I , E ' - 43 FIRST ROW: M. LANDI5, M. J. MAYLUM, GWEN STAFFORD, N. NOROINE, A. AMES, S. BROWN, D. DENNIS, ELAINE CALD- WELL, BOB HALES, F. HILEMAN, J. FOOTE, B. RUSSELL, B. FOLTZ, B. PLASS, M. DEARMOND, J. OSTER, J. OSTER, l. FRENCH, M. STICKLES, J. WHITOOMB. SECOND ROW: A. FILLION, B. REGAL, B. BRELL, M. BURDO, J. CARNICOM, D. SAUTTER, R. PHEILS, C. ROGIER, J. MAHAN, T. HELD, N. SHEPERD, S. BELT, G. FAusLE, B. MICHAEL, N. GARVIN, F. B. TOLAND, J. HEILMAN, D. SLITCHTER, MR. STRINGER. THIRD ROW: P. CASEY, C. KRANSBERGER, M. WENDT, D. DONOR, N. THOMPSON, D. PORTER, BERNARD WISE, C. KELLER, J. YOUNG, K. ABEL, B. BRENIFF, J. MCGEORGE, P. TAYLOR, M. MCPEEK, J. BADGER, M. HARTRAMPFT, C. BUCHER, D. ROGERS, M. PAUKEN, S. EVERSOLE. FOURTH ROW: T. MCCUTCHAN, P. BAUERSCHMIDT, S. BALDWIN, J. WITZLER, B. BORCHARDT, D. QUINIFF, E. HELD, T. RINE- HALT, L. BOEHK, D. DINKENS, B. PRATT, G. MCNUTT, D. MCKAIG, R. WHEELER, B. LOWERY, B. BRAHEIR, M. BRIDGE, S. BOND, R. SCHNIEDER, N. CHADWICK, M. DEY, S. STRONG, F. HEILMAN. The choir this year was made up of mixed vocies, numbering seventy five. The major engagement of this group was a Christmas Concert which featured The Night Before Christmas and a cantata, The Birth of Christ presented here for the first time. The choir served as the backbone forthe spring variety show and enter- tained at many civic meetings including the P. T. A. and the Chamber of Commerce. Visitors often found their way to the auditorium following lunch period and watched the inner workings of this very active organization. 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 to the fray We'1l uphold thy fame We will win this game Fighting on to victory. With the Panther scream We will back our team as our friends and foes shall always see. And will win for old Maumee. 44 S THFF HIID ULEFS The Staff and Clefs club was first organized this year under the super- vision of Mr. Stringer and Mr. Findley. It is also known as the music appreciation class, which meets seventh period everyday. Mr. Stringer was the advisor for the first semester. Mr. Findley and Mr. Kiger were instructors for the second semester This organization also had much to due with the success of the tea which took place after the Christmas Concert. This group of freshman and sophmore girls, with Miss Myer to advise them, organized their group into the M. H. S. Junior Y-Teens with the help ofthe Toledo Y. W. C. A. with which it is affiliated. The Junior Y-Teens is a national organization dedicated to service projects. We are expecting great things from the members of this very worthwhile club. JUHIUH U-TEENS I f ,ufebv gps. 1 el Q 45 FIRST ROW: MARY TALBUT, PAT CASEY, GINNY FAUBLE, MARILYN SUE EVERSOLE, TOBBY BURDO, McCuTcHAN. SECOND ROW: PHYLLIS DIGBY, wIcK, IDA MCKAIG, NANCY CHAD- BETTY MIcHAEL, JOAN OSTER, JEAN WHITCOMB. LL,f.,.l--.- I 5 I 6. H. H. BIIHHIJ HIID LEHDEHS CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Griffith, the G.A.A. provides many opportunities for sport minded girls. The G.A.A. sponsors class tournaments and inter scholastic sports. This year the girls sold shields and football programs as money making projects which financed the mother-daughter banquet where letters and pins were awarded. Any girl from the 9th through the lZth grades is elegible to join this organization. The Leaders Club, a new organization this year, was introduced to our school by Mrs. Griffith who is advisor. The club's sole purpose is to train girls interested inrefereeing girls' gym classes and after school intramurals to do just that. FIRST ROW: JOANNE BAKER, BETTY MICHAEL, SHIRLEY SCHUMAKER, WILMA BUDD, DELoREs REDMAN, CAROLYN MOORE, BETTE ELLEN HEATH, SECOND ROW: JANE OSTER, JOAN OSTER, JUDY ALLMAN. THIRD ROW: WILMA GEDERT, MARY TALBUT, MRS. GRIFFITH, IDA MCKAIG, NANCY CHADWICK, MARILYN DEY. I I '46 ,, 5 T 12 .. . I ,A f ,ilf-3 f-1 A ' f-I ' NG, J I I .hs H Lf, 2 ,' Y I ' Q i II - 2 Fl 5? INTL . TAEQ ' nw if X ,,- ,,' I, - , gl I we----H-+S+-Hai? T af- -9-11 FIRST ROW: JOE STAFFORD, DoN PAUKEN, JERRY ROBISON, CHARLES MCEWEN. SECOND ROW: MR. HERBERT, HERBY HENDRICKS, AL GILSDORF, DICK PAUKEN, RICHARD LOESCH. THIRD ROW: BILL TAYLOR, JERRY RHIEN, CARL BALDUF, JIM KRANSBERGER, KEN ABLE, BILL BREAY, JERRY SPENCER, Boa BRIMMER. l VISUHI HIDS The Visual Aids Club, under the supervision of Mr. Herbert, is open to all interested boys in senior highschool. This group performs many services for the school including showing movies and operating the sound equipment. HBRHHIHHS The Files Memorial Library is a most attractive laboratory center of our school. Here, to assist with book circulation is a staff of students under the supervision of Miss Ardah Brown, head librarian. FIRST ROW: MISS BROWN, AUDREY BOLDT, MARY Lou BRIDGE, SUE BELT, RUTH ANN SCHNEIDER, GINNY FAUBLE. SECOND ROW: DICK CARL, JANET ERIKSEN, CAROLYN MooRE, BARBARA BORCHARDT, JEAN WITZLER, ToM GREENLESE, CARL HIRscH. 47 FIRST ROW: DEE REDMAN, SECOND ROW: MIMI BEAT MAYLUM, CAROLYN MooRE, VoNBoRRIEs. THIRD ROW TOLAND, ELLEN PFLEGHAAR BARBARA SCHALLER, JOAN PAT BAUERSCHMIDT, BILL G. R. NAYLoR. lH.H.S. BHHIJ E Mr. Kiger , JANET : JACKIE , MELVIN JUDY ALLMAN, BETTY PLAss, ELLEN MooRE, PEGGY ELToN, PAT TAYLOR, JANE ANN WEAVER. ERIKSEN, DARLENE GILLESPIE. JANE 0sTER, MARY ELLEN DEARMoNn, MARY JANE NER, JIM STEVENS, MARILYN MAGRUM, MARJORIE LANDIS, FRANK GLANN, VIRGINIA TOMLINSON, NANCY TSCHAPPAT, MARIAN GOLDING, MARY ANN MOLLENKOPF, JANET WELSTEAD, MARY TALBUT, FRED HILEMAN, KEN ABLE, JoE STAFFORD, CARL BALDUF, DAVE MCKNIGHT, JERRY CARNICOM, GLEN McNuTT. FOURTH ROW: ANN JANE GLANN, DICK QUINIFF, TERRY FREw, JUDY HEILMAN, BARBARA CAMPBELL, KAY MCKNlGHT, WILMA NI HoovER. TAYLOR, Fifty-five seventh through twelfth grade students made up the brass, percussion, and woodwind sections of Maumee High's band for the '49-'50 marching and concert seasons. The organization was not without difficulties as the original director, Mr. G. R. Naylor, resigned due to illness early in the year. He was replaced by Mr. J. C. Kiger, a senior in music education at Bowling Green University. During the football season the band was especially trained in percision marching with emphasis on showmanship and memoriza- tion of music. Band members were especially proud of their new white spats and novel half-time shows which all spectators enjoyed immensely. A phrase which all band members will remember al- ways is Mr. Naylor's marching band motto-- Pick' your feet up high, turn your corners sharp, and drive, drive, drive. After football season the band moved inside where practice with Mr. Kiger began for the intrumental portion of the M. H. S. Christ- mas Concert and later for the G. N. C. festival and spring concerts given in April and May. Quite a number of band members represented M. H. S. in the district and state instrumental contests in the spring. A portion of the band furnished the pit orchestra for the variety show, Show Business . The band's treasury was substantially boosted during the basketball seasonby the candy, coke and pop corn stands operated by its members on game nights. Officers elected by their fellow bandsmen were president Janet Erikson, vicepresident Dick Quiniff, secretary Tobby McCutchan, and treasurer Sue Eversole. Strike Up The Band FIRST ROW: JIM PIERCE, Bos HEAD, JIM FOOTE, BILL ROWELL, RoY SAUTTER, CLIFF ROGIER, Duck METcALF, DUANE BERRY. SECOND ROW: BEN DAGosTINo, RoLLIE OATLEY, HAROLD OLIWER, Bun FoLTz, JIM PERRIN, JERRY MAHAN, NEIL DowNs, DIcK McKAIG, COACH CONRAD. THIRD ROW: Ton Buses, KARL ROGIER, DICK DINKENS, NQLAN SHEPERD, BILL BREAY, ED HELD, JAcK STOUT. VHHSITU CLUB The varsity club is comprised of the boys who have earned a letter in foot- ball, basketball, track or baseball. Managers are also included. This club spon- sored the annual Kick-Off Dance after the football season and the Tip-Off Dance after the basketball season. Officers of the varsity club were Bud Foltz presi- dent, Dick Dinkens vice president, Bill Breay secretary and Dick Spencer treasurer. MHTH CLUB This organization is quite new to M. H. S. It is now in its second year. To be eligible for this club one must have three or more years of mathematics. Mr. Jordan is the advisor of this small, informal group whose members developed their matematical techniques and at the same time showing that math can be fun. LEFT TO RIGHT: MIRIAM WENDT, JANE ANN WEAVER, RoY SAUTTER JERRY RHEIN, MR. JoRDAN, BILL HUGHES, DICK MCKAIG. 49 ' F' 5: ' - - ' I- -v - 'I' ' . 'va ' qv:-ur ' - -. Effifmilii 1 if Q .n 0 9x efgo M Student' s Choice ! B ' J?a2'j 1:-- Q W hge 1 P 1 42 Startled? lj'- Dem Dry Bones Our BOY Eddie 50 :ii ei: 4- ' A kiss in the dark, Jane Ann? N 2 The good old days! Cooks?? Pie?? Are we out of the hole yet? I A t J ?fV! 1 Why so happy?? Smiles E 51 VARSITY: RANDY PLAss, BARBARA TOLAND, MARILYN DEY SHARON STRONG . UHEEHLEHUEHS Here are the girls who lead the school in pep and spirit--- the varsity and B-Squad cheer- leaders. The varsity lead cheers at all football and varsity bas- ketball games while the B-Squad cheer for the preliminary bas- ketball games. All have done a fine job. B-SQUAD: JANET TOLAND, CAROL BRAuNERD, SUE BELT. MHJUHETTES These four girls lead the M. H. S. Band. They worked hard this year to help make the half- time shows the pride of Maumee High. For the Sylvania game, the girls made uniforms to match the theme of the show, a square dance, and at the P-Burg game top-hats and tux were worn. All ofthe girls will be back next year to repeat their grand perfor- mances. x .df ..A - Jin A . .WE-. x f Q, 4.-45, - 1'- L: 14 ' V . ,2' 'u' any H ,4,, eq ,. I kg' .V- Q, f I Q 4 , , . Z 5 , Q' 1 X , X . P v . f ,H X A' f YY 55. x mn , 1 , . , 1 K 1 1 2 V 1 I ,Q nguit-, L '.'g'u'73 , Q' '7 xl Il I f 1 l Q f-,, , ,! v , ,, U a. . ,,. 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AQ MANAGERS Don DowNs, JIM PIERCE, BOB HEAD. FUUTBHLL E The football team had a very successful season with six victories and threelosses of the nine game schedule. The Panthers were coached by Mr. Conrad and Mr. Schmidt who did a grand job as the team's record shows. Coach Conrad and coach Schmidt were ably assisted by Jake Prentiss who trained the lightweights. Football managers were Jim Pierce, Bob Head and Don Downs 'who were always on the job. From the eighty boys who came out for his sport, twenty-two boys received var- sity letters. ' w m 54 KI LE f 'f1 N ' QR ,Q TV' .. 'Ax Swell Tackle, Bud! The lst yard is the hardest 55 , ' . A ' 1' Ni W . h v ,N 1 1,,.u.'1 -,ggi W-I , , , W, ' W 1, lifff' 1 'B ii ' A . , X ll-Eg 1 w swf -X V .uf 1 1 41. li 7 Y, , K ' - N' ww fm iw XD 'if 1 W ,,1ui'W .Flin ' , NH -' 43' Y . .1 ' L ' -- . ' 1 H Y X- t ,Q K-MV: - -. lv Z ,f. V r, kno ,au,:'- ,gf A :fi . .L, 1 ,L-lx 'E A ' ,Qs - ' .' . xl ' f.:-, 'ilgy'Jfin-1 W ,M ,nf ' P5 w,-sf 4 ae jF,:q,1, w.,1,fg. 'MQW ...... t 1 I-ffl?-Tn xv -.5 'Y ' Nr' ma.-A is 1. ' , LS, 1 11' -gf? Q5 ' V - 5,-'-QT PGY .1 'i ' ff J -1 V+.-+.' J f , 4 Q A V LETTERIHEII PIC TURED Bill Rowell Bob 'Breniff Jerry Mahan Bill Breay Jack Stout Bud Foltz Vic De Crane Tod Biggs Karl Rogier Jim Perrin Herb Hendricks Dick Spencer NOT PIC TURED Ed Held Dick Kell .Dick Dinkens Dick Metcalf Cliff Rogier Rollie Oatley Duane Berry Roy Sautter . I 3 l ' : ' 41 Q ' MOST VALUABLE Bud Foltz 56 ,S .,.. I. G- FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Scores V M Delta 6 18 Rossford 0 26 Swanton 19 44 Clay 7 6 Bryan Z0 32 Sylvania 0 12 Whitrner 31 24 Liberty C ente r 6 3 3 Perrysburg 7 6 SEASON'S RECORD Won---6 Lost---3 CO-CAPTAINS 3 ,, Q fa 5 5 1 'ry . ,A 19 - . -15 tl If 1 1.11 ,gy Q ' 3 ' KARL ROGIER BOB BRENIFF 57 V s 1- K . , V , -'.'::f.fv - M ,, H ' wif' lil. ' 7 J, . 7 M T , W YQ y eu y 7 qi, xl. 1, L. 'l H ,. 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SCHEDULE Grand Rapids Waterville Whitehouse Perrysburg Rossford Triffin Calvert Port Clinton Whitrner Toledo Waite Sylvania Toledo Libbey Clay Holland Perrysburg Rossford Monclova Basketball Ballet FHESHHIHH K JUHIU The twelve-man freshman team completed a highly suc- cessful season under the coach- ing eye of Mr. Myers. These fellows will mavke a good bid for the next year's B-Squad. H HIGH SUUHIJS One of our winningest teams is the junior high five, with seven victories in their first eight games,underthe dir- ection of Coach Myers. Their record bodes evil for Maumee's future opponents. mln 4 Maumee outrides the Cowboys of Libbey f41-441 That's our Shepard Boy ! We WOI1 by golly, we W011!! 154-315 The claws behind the Panthers 61 1 i . in M, Q 6lHlSi'SPUHTS The girls of M.H.S, have had a very active tirne in sports this year. Under the direction of Ginny Fauble, Girls' Athletic Association president, and Mrs. , in gif' 4 ph H on Eu W. O E. H1 '32 rf P' nf 5? ,.. UI o H 1+ ii' US. Zi U1 E7 no 23 nv or I'-4 o sv 0- U1 o Ph E nv I1 :L D' rv 4 m rv n n 3 Po I U! If ru Q- Miiivfw a great dea1.Althoughthe varsity hockey team was defeated by Maumee Valley, the girls had a good time preparing for the game. ' Tiiifi I This year for the first time a varsity basketball team was selected to play .If sg 55 rn g lfD Q52 fDp-spd n-mfg '33 ,-HUB. FSH iw? um Div-gf Ugg 0-H 'feta HOT 'uT I H-E' rnktfl 333 Og-ED Wm am? 3.55 I-4 Sfflg 49-' Ho!! :vim rv-QK4 Ezra: QWU sw' .FU to 55225 UU. ar-fg gag!-1 ag? 4+ W5 Em H5 li O IJ' E. m 5 W S 2. 1 Spring sports arouse much enthusiasm too. Archery and softball teams - compete in good-natured rivalry forthe school championship. AlthoughMrs. Griffith is a newcomer to M.H.S., she has won the confidence and friendship of every girl and has done wonders in improving their sports- v ,pig F5 manship and enthusiasm. It is through her initiative and inte re st that girls ' sports . have been an important part of our school life. 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Wayne St. Phone 3-2571 GLORIOUS PAST--- PROMISING FUTURE Because tradition and progres's live together in Toledo, the 1950 graduating class of Maumee High School has reason to look backward with pride and forward with eagerness and hope. As American cities go, Toledo has a truly significant history. Dating as it does from pioneer times, the city is full of landmarks which revive old memories and remind the pre- sent generation of a glorious past. But there are many modern signs, too, in this bustling Ohio community and we feel we can say, with pardonable pride, that the Owens-Illinois Glass Company is one of them. Owens-Illinois is equally proud of the fact that Toledo citizens continue to take an active part, as well as a personal interest in this enterprise, which has helped make Toledo the Glass Center of the World. Many alumni of Maumee High School are included in our personnel and, are doing much to help us solve our everyday problems. OWENS- ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY TOLEDO. OHIO ERIKSEN'S, INC. To1edo's Leading Stationers Office Machines - Office and School Furniture Office Supplies 323 IEE?-ie Street Phone Main 1193 Compllments of ROGERS APPLIANCE CENTER Your General Electric Dealer for Maumee and Perrysburg THE LOESCI-I MGTOFZ COMPANY Dependable Automotive Maintenance Ford Cars - Trucks - Farm Tractors Phone 3-3311 204 W. Wayne St. Maumee, Ohio CARI. R. BALDUF BAKERY 709 South Ave. fat Broadway, Phone Adams 1022 Established - 1919 MAUMEE and PALACE THEATRES Maumee and Perrysburg DAVENPORT'S SHELL SERVICE Maumee, Ohio Phone 3-3378 Gifts For All Occasions I-lAHN'S WINE AND GIFT SHOP 113 West Dudley Maumee, Ohio Compliments of CONANT ELECTRIC Milton Beat, Prop. Maumee, Ohio Compliments of DR. OWEN RAKESTRAW Compliments of DONALD K. HARRISON, M.D. PAUL S. PAUKEN Quality Groceries 8: Meats A Complete Food Market We Deliver 3-2472 MPLIMENTS O THE ANDERSON ELEVATOR COMPANY MAUMEE, O PHOTOG S MIDWES I-I .A. 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