Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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Commercial The commercial department at Maumee is under the capable supervision of Mr. Cox and Mrs. Sass. Typing is not only valuable for those students planning careers as secre- taries and stenographers, but also serves as an aid for thosewho intend to go on to col- lege. Shorthand teaches students how to write and decipher an involved system of curly-cues used for rapid note taking and dictation. Basic business, office practice, bookkeeping, business law, and retail selling all play their part in preparing students for the many available jobs in the business world. University. ...im l is Mr. William M Cox B.S., Bowling Green State ' University, M.A Columbia f X Mrs. Lois Sass B.E., University of Toledo

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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 ,

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Home Economics Home economics, taught by Miss Pietras, is a course designed to help girls in training for their future homemaking. ln this tour year course the girls learn sewing, good grooming, cooking, planning meals, home nursing, mother and child care, marriage and family living and textiles. Home economics is an art and a science which proves to be the invaluable aid of many girls in making a happy home of their own, .1 lv Risen ,- 'V M i? is 1. , ' i f N e,.. f X ll sew 6 A jr f A 35,4 Miss Patricia Pietras B.S., Bowling Green State University. First Aid First Aid is taken by all seniors two days a week throughout the year, The instructor, Mr. Conrad, teaches the students how to tie bandages, apply splints, stop bleeding, and the many other fundamentals required to help others in need. Occasional volleyball matches and an interesting dis- cussion on teenage, social, and economic problems highlighted the second semester. fi iff q2lgEf 'J ,.' gi- 20