Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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Choir The choir has done a great deal to promote the success at our assembly programs this year especially with their participation in the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter programs. Under the able direction of Mr. Clymer, they have executed many well planned and interesting programs at other times of the school year also. A tine addition to their appearance as a group were the crests and stripes on the robe stoles which the choir financed by sponsoring a movie. The members ot Maumee's choir can well be proud of the part they play in representing Maumee in music. it J I , . , . - 1 .. ,, ij. gf, fnbnif' r I ,--:E X PL? fly? 'Title ' - y 5 . . it lm A- ,-'- ,vw . wi L . ,, f ,. , -. , w ,.f4' f,i.Lr' .1-rfyfg . 3 7 ' rf. f ' Y' F iv ,- - .fs 2 ' Q I .. J . , The choir chose its officers 'ct 7 ' 'A Q W? jr early in the tall. They are Sue T' ' ed - . L Morrison, secretary, Dick Pow- . Y ell, president, and Jack Beebe, not pictured, as treasurer. 'Ci R. Oscar Clymer B.P.S.M., B.S., Otter- bein College, M.A., Ohio State University, Juil- liard School of Music, Teachers' College, Col- umbia University, Bowl- ing Green State Univer- sity. First Row: M. Harouff, R. Kampter, S, Bires, J. Platter, S. Riseley, Mr. Clymer, S. Pershing, C, Unterbrink, S. Kledzik, D. Browning, B. Collins, B. Constatine, D Farley, D, Glore, D. Moore, B. Farthing, D. Morris, J Wolfe, S. Huston, M. Ehlert, D. White. Second Row: Rex. Fourth Row: D. Wallace, M. MacGregor, D M. Brady, K. Hendrix, J. Mullen, S. Neely, D, Siravo, Powell, P. Williams, J. Beebe, J. Dunn, B. Smith, H M, Farley, P. Henahan, S. Bussdicker, N. Wilder, M. McKitrick, W. Philbin, G. Terry, J. Richardson, J Wortman, S. Morrison, C. Martin. Third Row: A. Spangler. l7

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Band The band, under their fine director, Mr. Kiger, again had a successful season. The first part of the year was spent in drilling for the half time shows for our football games, where they displayed their fine marching , g . , ability. For the remainder of the year the marching band became a con- . cert band. The members softened their tongues and worked on a great iff , P . variety of pieces in preparation for concerts and contests. A ' ' f ,. liitti J J , -. .. Jtftqlflslv Jerry C. Kiger B.S., Bowling Green State University, M.S., Univer- sity of Toledo. The band officials for this year are Gwen Meyers, Don Dennis, manager, Nan Beth Glann, secretary, Ricky Burgy, treasurer, Bill Hettrick, presil dent, Barbara McGeorge, and Ron Dennis, manager. First Row: R. Dennis, M. l-lopkins, R. DeLong, P. Magrum, R. Durham, P. Flatter, B. McGeorge, B. Bowers, S. McMurray, B. Kumpe, L. Woody, T. Burgy J. Lager, D. Dennis. Second Row: Mr. Kiger, B Wellstead, N. Glann, K. Robinson, S. Smith, J. Robbins E. Schaefer, J. LaFevre, B. Herbert, J. Moorhead, D. Snell, R. Burgy. Third Row: N. Dunbar, S. Matheny, G. Guhl, E. Carter, D. Sechler, D. Schroeder, G. Meyers, 16 S. Alexander, D. Textor, J. Glore. Fourth Row: B I Gephart, D. Franz, J. Rowley, T. Geisel, S. Pellett Fifth Row: K. Steva, J. Savage, N. Schaick, P. Mc- Murray, P. McGhee, K. Knowles, R. Potter, M. Blair, E Taylor, B. Buffington. Sixth Row: D.. DeArmond, J Nooney, N. Whitmer, B. Farthing, R. Debbe, R. Debbe J. Luce, P. Fribley, J. Taylor, B. Hittrick.

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Mrs. George W. Rohrer L A.B., University, Pennsylvania State, Middlebury College, Alliance Francaise Cparisl. Miss June Stiller A.B., M.A., University of Toledo. 18 Parlez-vous francais? Habla usted es- guage, the people, and the numerous customs, pa'r'fol? Dicisne Latinam? 'Y Since many of us may' someday visit a land French and Spanish are taught by Mrs. of French or Spanish speaking peoples, o Rohrer, who shares with us her knowledge knowledge of these languages could prove and her exciting experiences with the lan- ir1vOlu0ble. AM., Php., puke LT' The Latin department is headed by Miss Stiller. The Latin students are given the opportunity to study both the language and the culture of the ancient Roman people. While learning Latin they also develop a better understanding of English vocabulary. ' ln case you haven't had the good fortune to be enrolled in Maumee's fine lan- guage department, the translation of these statements are as follows: Do you speak French? Do you speak Spanish? Do you speak Latin? TTT uuuf ,