Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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Geography and History Geography is a required course for all freshmen. It pertains to our country and surrounding countries, their locations, and interesting things concerning thern. Under Mr. Jorgensen, the course is made enjoyable to all who take it. ggi World History, taught by Miss Van Wagner, is an elective course deal- ing with the history and government of the nations of the world. An under- standing of the backgrounds of the various foreign countries enables us to understand and appreciate our own country. ' .i.,. - W l , Mr. Thomas A. Jorgensen B.S., University of Mich- igon. is Miss Josephine Von Wagner B.A,, Bowling Green State University and Col- lege of Woosterj M.A., University of Toledo.

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M.H.S. Faculty Y - N- fs... Sitting Mr Dille, Mr. Schmidt, Mrs, Cook, Miss Van Whitmer, Mr. Lee, Mr. Herbert, Mr Deimling M Wagner Miss Stiller, Miss Brown, Miss Mulligan, Mrs. Neidhamer, Mr. Gates, Mr. Burgess, Mr Conrad Not Sass Mrs Rohrer, Miss Peitras, Mr. Cook, Mr. Prentiss. Pictured: Miss Dinkel, Mr. Clymer, Mr Cox, M Standing Mr. Fauble, Mr. Kiger, Mr, Jordan, Mr. Jorgenson. The faculty of Maumee High, which Mr. Herbert says is topped by none, has the re- sponsibility of instructing us in the class rooms. They are always willing to guide and assist us students in developing our knowledge more thoroughly. Through our four years of high school, we learn to know and depend upon our in- structors and feel that our lives are greatly influenced by the work of this competent staff. So we, the students of this school, can with respect and appreciation, thank the faculty for contributing to the education of our minds and for helping prepare us for the adult years ahead. However, besides the necessary role they play in the classroom, the faculty also par- ticipates in our extracurricular sports and activ- ities. All of us will remember the hilarious homecoming pep-rally when the coaches be- came the queen and attendants. Another highlight of the year was the donkey basket- ball game which the faculty played victoriously against the Hi-Y team. it yt, 'Zi' Although they are kept busy with these classrooms and activities, the faculty finds time for relaxation in their own faculty lunch- room.

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History and Government The American History course is required of all juniors and is taught by Miss Van Wagner and Mr. Schmidt. lt is designed to acquaint us with the history of our country from the time Columbus discovered America to pre- sent day affairs. g Mr. George H. Schmidt B.S., M.E., Bowling Green State University. Mr. Donald C. Prentiss B.S., Bowling Green State University, M.S., Univer- sity of Toledo. American Government, a required course for all seniors, is taught by Mr. Prentiss. The course not only informs us on the functions and values of our democratic form of government, but also makes us aware of the 'problems that face us all as American citizens, Both American History and American Government utilize Time maga- zine to give-us an understanding of current events. V -MFSQQ nut ii5iLPfEtg,lr,fIff N ' 1 i f2sw...Q..i'--mill , f cr. ,Bi mal., ' '-'W Q gr Q. it ll l T Xml, 1 ll