Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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Our industrial arts classes play a very important part in the curriculum of Maumee High School. Students with training in the courses offered, which include woodworking, metalworking, radio, and mechanical draw- Industrial Arts ing, have many vocational opportunities open to them. We are very proud of our industrial arts department under the supervision of Mr. Gates and Mr, Neidhamer as we believe it is among the finest in the area. - 4 .. Mr. Robert B. Gates B.S., Ohio State Universi- ty, M.E., Bowling Green State University. I Mr. B. T. Neidhamer University of Dayton, B.S., Miami University. 2'l

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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

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Mr James A. Whitmer B SP E Purdue University. Fine Arts Art classes, under the direction of Mr. Burgess, express themselves in painting,draw- ing, design, commercial art, and crafts. The students help in making posters announcing dances and various activities. This course is offered not only to those who feel they have some artistic ability but also to those who are interested in and enjoy art work. S i' 'QTTTE- : 1 : iii 's t ':-: ' 4 , F! ' we V , , .,,, i 1' , f Z ns: I E Z Visit Q ., V , : 3 gi A if? '- L 'F , Mr. Raymond L. Burgess University of Toledo, Uni- versity of Michigan, B.S., Bowling Green State Univer- sity, M.A., Michigan State University. Driver's Training Maumee's driver training course, taught by Mr. Whitmer, not only teaches students how to drive but teaches them to drive well. Each student gets actual experience in driving in all weather conditions and in parking the car, as well as learning how the car works and H diem.. Ev what to do in case of an emergency. At the end of the course the students go to the State Highway Licensing Bureau to take their driver's tests. All who have taken driver training will no doubt make safe drivers in the years to come. 'bfi' -In ,