Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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Excel ln Scholarship These underclassmen suc- cessfully represented Maumee in the district state scholarship exams held at Bowling Green, They include: Susan Hopkins, Jean Becker, Martha Ehlert, Patsy McGhee, Donna White, Bill Collins, Jimmy Lager, and Bill Wellstead. si N. g Q vel w'vBQQQ'gg..4 'ff ,. 3 iff?+f,.,,,,fSsi'3 I E' SJQAAJY l ,arm JM li Science Day interested these stu- dents who placed in district as well as state competition. They are: Ray Potter, Nancy Whitmer, Brad Farthing, Dick Sechler, Bill Collins. . Q Many of our seniors were the recipients of awards of medals and scholarships at their graduation. They include: B. Luhger, G. Ginn, E. Schaefer, M. LeFevre, J. Luce, S. Morrion, S. Williams, J. Schwan, J. Dunn, B, Magrum, T. Davis, D. Caseman. Not pictured: J. Nelson, M. Farley, D. Powell, S. Smith, R. Bauman, B. Hettrick, S. Matheny, C. Pratt, and 26 J. Patterson.

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35 eniors As we, the Senior class of 1957, look back to when we were freshmen we ask ourselves, Where has the time gone? Yes, where has Old Father Time gone? He has moved us slowly but successfully through our four years at Maumee High. ln ouY freshman year he gave to us time to orient ourselves, to meet and enjoy the many new faces we saw in the halls every- day, and to overcome that feeling of self-consciousness that all of us felt our first days of high school. ln our sophomore year he gave to us the time to participate in the extracurricular activities. By this time many of us began to realize that to be successful in high school and in our later life, we should combine studies with fun. We had to make sure our fun did not interfere with our studies. On into the junior year we sponsored the Junior-Senior Dinner Dance with the theme Out of This World. At this time we were preparing ourselves to be the future leaders of Maumee High in just one more year. Here we are seniors with four years of trials and tribulations behind us and many more years before us. Each of us has our own conception of what the future holds in store for us. We would ike to express our sincere appreciation to Maumee High which gave to us the fundamental principles we will use to help us attain our goals. We would also like to thank our advisors, Mr. Deimling, Mrs. Sass, and Mr. Gates, who helped us to solve the many prob- lems that faced us as seniors. Time will never stand still and wait for us so we must continue moving toward the future, expanding our knowledge, maturing and working always for that new and bright horizon. ............, JI ,4.. ' 1 This years officers include Jerry Dunn, President: Linda Woody, Treasurer: Breta Magrum, Secretary, and Mike MacGregor Vlce-President.