Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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FINE ARTS Raymond L. Burgess- j University of Toledo, U- niversity of Michigan, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, B.S.i Michigan State University, M.A. The Fine Arts Department, headed by Mr. Burgess, enables the artistic student as well as the student who is interested in art work to express himself in the various fields of art. In these classes, courses in commercial art, painting, drawing, designing and crafts are taught. The student body is deeply grateful to the art students for the time and talent they gave to the making of posters and scenery for school sponsored activities throughout the year. DRI VER'S TRAINING Driver's Training, which is taught by Mr. Bridewiser, is rapidly becoming a standard elective course in secondary schools throughout the nation and we of M.H.S. are proud to be among those schools that are meeting the modern times with their eyes glancing toward the future. This course gives the girls as well as the boys a chance to learn the safety habits for good driving, and how to drive, and learn about the mechanical workings of a car. in ' John Bridewiser Purdue University, Ma- X jor: Physical Education, Minor: Social Studies.

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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.

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PHYSICAL EDUCA TIDN Miss Maryann F. Dinkel B.S., Bowling Green State University. Our girls' physical education classes meet on Tuesdays and Fridays and participate in co-ed gym on Wednesdbys. ln the classes, the girls not only learn new games but also learn how to get along with others. Miss Dinkel, the girls' instructor, makes the classes fun and interesting. Boys' physical education classes, taught by Mr. Conrad, meet on Mondays and Thursdays and co-ed classes on Wednesdays. In the fall, the boys play baseball, football, and softball. When the weather gets too cold for outdoor games, they play basketball, battleball, and ramsack indoors. Softball and track are the important activities in the spring. 533. Mr. Clifford Conrad B.S., Bowling Green State University, M.A., Univer- sity of Michigan. 23 -A Fil T'F mF?l 7 'i:'V