Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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GUIDANCE lr,W,,fg,,,, - M: 2- fix www? 2 QQ. :I Jasc: 2:r':ZE3R'3'H fi 'T WM., ...W G 1 W y-M-sf 1 ,msissst ' f ' 9 s l lu!-I-ICEFT The Things A N KIV- I :annul clwnftigej i 3' The taurus: ln change ll1e f A , A ll1in5s I :ang and wisduu lun Knuw ll :L: lIllFFEtfEl'lQE n ' N l ,gnu - Guidance is of supreme importance in the modern day times and Maumee High is not to be outdone by others in the field of guidance. We not only have a new guidance office, but we also have an exceptionally good director, who is Mr. George Schmidt. lt is his duty to help the students in, planning their future, whether it be a college or a vocational career. We of M.H.S. feel that he is truly a very capable guidance director. SCIENCE Mr. Lewis conducted another one of our general science classes. ln his class, the students learned about levers, engines, astronomy, and various other fields. The classes were interesting and the students enjoyed studying the course. Mr. Allen Lewis B.S., Bowling Green State University. me .v Mr. George H Schmidt B.S., M.E Bowling Green State University

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SCIENCE -g Mr. C. Eugene Deimling B. S., Bowling Green State University, Univer- sity of Louisville, School of Medicine, M.A., West- ern Reserve University. QS. With the arrival of Sputnik and the great emphasis placed on science, we at Maumee are fortunate in having a fine science department. Four different courses are offered to students. Biology, which is the study of living things, is taught by Mr. Fauble and Mr. Deimling. Mr. Deimling also teaches chemistry, which deals with matter and the changes it under- goes, and physics, the study of energy and matter. For those who wish to take ci course which touches on all phases of science, general science is offered. This class is instructed by Mr. Fauble and Mr. Lewis. Our three science teachers are doing an admirable job in educating the students in such a vital field. A 1 l Mr. B. C. Fauble B. S., Bowling Green State University. 'I3

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS ,, 'ist '57-n J ' W Mr. Robert B. Gates B.S., Ohio State Univer- sity, M.E., Bowling Green State University. ln the Industrial Arts department, the courses taught ore woodworking, metalworking, radio and mechanical drawing. Here the boys can learn a trade that will equip them for later life. The Industrial Arts teachers are Mr. Gates and Mr. Neidhamer. I5 , , l ll Hi www ii l ii ii il ii ii ll wi lu , - R Y Mr. B. T. Neidhamer University of Daytonp B S., Miami University.