Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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CUMMERCIAL In the commercial department, students study subjects that will help them in careers in business. Typing and basic business are taken tirst and at the completion of these subjects, bookkeeping, office practice, and short- hand are taken. Typing is also offered to students who are not making business their career, The two teachers in this department are Mrs. Sass and Mr. Cox. 5 oi 1?sfif -' I' 1 mg, -,q 5 sw- . me mu- lllli Id! 1 -its i lf :mfmfl 5 N - Ylwg Hey. Mr. William M. Cox B. S., Bowling Green State University, M. A., Columbia University. ' - TL-1, 'A 'E Mrs. Lois Sass ledo. B.E., University of To-

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CHOIR The choir, under the excellent direction of Mr. R. 0. Clymer, started the year with the great handicap of unbalance between girls' and boys' voices. However, as the year progressed, they overcame this problem and contributed a great deal to the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. The S ' choir again sponsored a movie to increase the ever necessary funds and add ' ,. more stoles to their wardrobe. The members of the Maumee choir are to ,,i, T f-l be congratulated for the fine job they have done this year. A,, . B.P.s.M., B.s., offefbein college, M.A., ,ii ..,,t Ohio State University, Juilliard School of Music, Teachers' College, Columbia University, Bowling Green State Uni- f. versity. ' 1 s.. thi iii. - A we 1833 ii 'lil S,'i2k,if'5?e ' ,N If mr r ., .. Q1 .fi ss l ff . -sem. ...es ' 'T G Sew ,im 1 51 igw .. 5 W 5 .G Q 42 . '1 5 ir nl ' t 1 i L Els , 1 06 First Row: S. Neeley, S. Constantine, S. Pershing, C. Unterbrink, J. Rex, B. Philbin. R. Starkloff, J. Herbert, E. Siravo, D. Thompson. Second Row: J. Mullen, M, Rhoades, S. Bires, C. Crawford, K. Woodfill, D. Wetzel, G. Sparks, V. Pacitti, M. Heilman, S. Brassil, J. Zeitler, B. Harrison, J. Wheeler. Third Row: J. Klotz, L. Rochte, M. Ohneck, M. Bilmaier, M. Versprille, A. Masters, T. Oster, C. Lang, K. Casabon, S. Wolfe, S. Haldermon, P. Hancuff, B, Spangler, N. Wilder, N. Smith. Fourth Row: B. Kampfer, K. Hendrix, J. Lichtenberger, M. Brady, P. Henahan, R. Ford, D. Farley, G. Bailey, J. Lowry, C. Martin, C. Herbert M. Ehlert, L. Barber, D. White, L. Finkenbiner, S. Buss- dicker, R. Rietz. ' ess l , . fe-som 'E' ' - 4 - f it 1 11. Eg, fi 2 ' ' gi?-.W?,1 r. N - if- -V i M ' 'fl gsyliiiig ne w Wire. T'-I ,- s J Hitt ee W em -M 'rs 'rzsizgsf i x si is 1 i . , i r l i The choir officers for this year are: Barbara Kamp- fer, Secretary: Donna White, President: Kay Hendrix, Treasurer: Don Farley, Vice- President: Mr. R. O. Clymer, Director. 19

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HDME ECONOMICS Home Economics, under the direction of Mrs. Kaase, prepares girls for future home life. Open to all girls, Home Ec teaches, besides cooking and sewing, meal planning, child care, good grooming, and home nursing. This course is useful not only to girls planning to go directly into homemaking, but also is very helpful to those who are college-bound. i -3911 1 ' f ' 1 s il f ig, 2, l ! , I Mrs. Patricia Kaase B. S., Bowling Green State University. L yr Y, I . ,.-A, l M . i ... FIRST AID ln place of physical education, the seniors take a health course taught by Mr. Conrad, which meets twice a week. The major part of the year is spent in First Aid and its fundamental principles. The remainder of the year is devoted to health and marriage, with various debates and panel discussions.