Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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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

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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

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,.:' 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