Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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N'-.myy A Q V Jr w - ' - Q F, - sg 4, ' 'a f' ,5,:--in-gt-, v7 f,,?- , fe r, .-, .rv 1 5 - ' I .M ,M k .gkggiig I .A As: W ' 12 .g A x I :mfg F5 -- ziapgg , u W? lm' W -, A 4 X -.. 4 4 W rw V9 N K A 'A-W 'Y .-7 - Q. -U N . .Ag 1, .U al :EW 1 f 1 .m N,-M ,, dx ll's A Big Wide Wonderful World- The Wonderful World Ol Maumee High lZ's a world of langlrterg If! a world of fan: Izfr a world of .rmdy And of work well done, Itfr a world of .rportf And Jong and dance Of boyf and girlr And gay romance. Il'J a world of Jnrprifex, Difappoininzenlr, and tear.r,' H If: a world wbere we grow In wirzlorn and yearr. IFJ a world of kindnerr And patience and dntyg It'J a world of knowledge And love and beauty. Iz'J a world fall of pronzire For all of YU bereg 11,5 a world to be lived in For another great year. f gig? 157- f The high school world is a colorful world of kaleidoscopic interest, brilliant experience, and stimulating opportunityg of carefree fun, dis- tracted study, exciting sports, and wonderful friendsg of days - some merry, others gloomyg of months -- most successful, a few not-so- successfulg of years - four pleasant, promising years. This is the joyous world the annual staff wanted to put down on paper for the reader to enjoy. This is 4, THE WORLD OF MAUMEE HIGH Administration and Faculty- - 3 Seniors ..., . 28 Underclassmen. . . 50 Organizations . . 68 Sportg . . . . 94 Activities --.-- H4 Administration And WM Q 11333-1 in ' - - Eli Ei, 'X Wiz' J -is 2 3.4 - Q3 xi in Qi -.. 1 ' -pq., ,wwf-' Mae' L , -Q K M WWW W M ' 1,,f-W,1''QseaggzeigfgflfililxWlv z gfwnff w www w ,. W W' 1,,'W'..gg,,, . 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M? -if .Jw 51:5 , , ww -ggi?5 Ww +!ufJW g g :QL. ,-W , ,HV jfs nr---f -- M ,, J ,. , - V F 1 uw 1-' ww wmv 272 . uw uw uw uf uw I 1 fig-FfulnQ11,..1gg...ggg..Ngg1.,., f 'l',,,j11W 1 mf Z a Qrwu .m.wwwu m m My KM uw mu A' Hi -'H ' Q-G' , HN HN HN HN WIN H 0ur Administrators Direct chool Affairs Mr. Fred Rolf, S11peri11re11de11l,' Mrs. Laura Farthing, Alf. R0lf'.r Secretary. Below: Mr. H. A. Rhinehalt, Clerk-Trea.r1rrer.' Mrs. Sue Fisher, Mr. Rhifzehalfr S ecretary. in wel Board of Education members are H. A. Rhinehalc, Clefle-Treamren' Robert J. Julius, Presidenl. 1960g H. Eugene Powell, Ralph S. Boggs, Presirlezzt, 1959g Fred R. Edwards, R. R. Dardenne, William F. Butler. Only fl few members of the student body fully realize that so much of the business concerning them and their school is con- ducted in those offices across the hall from the office which all know so well. Here, all of the bus schedules and menus are ar- ranged and many decisions concerning all the public schools in our city are handed down by Superintendent Rolf and the Board of Education. 5? ,- -1, and Keep Things Running mooihly Mr. Gale A. Herbert heads the faculty of Maumee High School as Principal. l ' AW 'P .H'l'f',wt . , .1 ::::.::, F --' il .ni K 2 Wig ' , ' ff ' iff - ' - -f 5 ' 'irrrmv ' R , ' Y K' '1- - ,W i N -- gy- r, ' ' 15 :11, V, Mrs. Hoyt, Secretary to the Principal, and Mrs. Alspaugh, Bookkeeper and Pupil Personnel Accounting are caught by our camera during a busy day. Millions of details must be taken care of in order to make daily school life run smoothly. These are ironed out in the of- fice which becomes so familiar to every student very early in his high school career. Every imaginable type of problem is brought to our secretaries who handle them all with a patience that never wears thin. The of- fice is definitely the center of M.H.S.-the whole office staff has the gratitude of the student body. l'I Left to Rigbt: Percy Beal, Lora Lipscomb, Robert Bohls, Otto Beebe, Wayne Pfleghaar. Not Pictured: Ralph Morris. Left to Riglal: Betty Parker, Reva Collins, Irene Aspacher, Jessie Davidson. Left to Right: Chris Leydorf, Earl Moore, Harold Ramisch, J. T. Griffith. , ..,r W, , . , , . 5 A Crew of Efficient Workers The Cooks, Cusrodians and Bus Drivers of our school receive less credit than they deserve. Wfithout the cooks we would have no hot lunches and no delicious banquets. The custodians do a fine job of keeping our school neat and clean. They are especially helpful around dance time, when they are always there to help clean up. Our bus drivers are also a special part of each school day, they make possible for the great number of students to be transported to and from school each day. We are very proud of all of them for a fine job well done. I ' .ii ,, :wwf H '.1.. l W W'.,,,,-51 J E 3 V 5 . L A Faculty ol Competent Leaders First Row: Miss VanWagner, Mrs. Rohrer, Mr. Herbert, Mr, Schmidt, Mrs. Sasse, Mrs. Schlievert. Second Row: Mr. Dille, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Cox, Mrs. Kasse, Miss Klopping, Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. Burgess, Mr. Clymer. Third Row: Mr. Repp, Mr. Prentiss, Mr. Goldsmith, Mr, Barr, Mr. jordan, Mt. Wamsley, Mr. Kiger, Mr. Gates, Mr. Neidhamer, Mr. Fauble, Mr. Moebus, Mr. Hall. li- . V J , . LQ ii ' L ' ' ...Z . t1,l' ' Q . t.. y '-':' '1 f -4' K l 2' 5 4 5 V , ,. VV 7 'Iii h 'Lb O ' X E' tl 'V ll, ?6 It sei, ... K ' Vg., - e Q X - 1 m. if Lk ' 'Q' Il - it W M25 H www yn KTA, ..S . , lr M i,f1'd.u 4 .. Xmkpsws A ut ,L in ,fi it st, . t i 515' 4-t A-5, Qhlv .IZ , L1 . 'Sign My if, C ' .. a':FQq5i 'i' -'-I -' 'Fit . -- - it . l f 't A 0 - - , .' '.,,-, 7 U 1 .. . - .-1' lt'i7ll?tQ' lfll5l?t Jfiltl l ., l -f,Lt1y2a'-34.y.',-i,',. gltxttgtt ,,I,j,i,:j I ' t t' -' ,,. -, eg ,flair ,- .Viv ,lz May? '-.' tts t 35.251 . , --age-5f:i.pf':t.t,tt.t, gtk tt- A .I E5::,.2:,:.:i,.':l,. 1 t i 57555.-:,,:1:2r1as A .4 , V .IES turn: L. , r,..M 7, 3 h I ,Xi n t'-9. VK - itll! .jill 1 1 1 Re gt K, - ,..,.f1arg we -. ' -. ' , F J-,J 1-,wfmwi Nt af . 'W ff arf- 'V '1fl'.l tlfti.t2:1is'lt' ' it f-:tt c, t .11 re xl ttf Et grief- t ' 'tfif-'?52z.Zwff-K gr. ' it l ,ut las! l t f ' bil iff . ' M 'ft' auf- , sh, 1 , '. A 5 --'r- ...... QP. , .' ,. ,jQ:,.r 3 5:5-'f' 'y.,'t,Htt,,,... T .Wt 3- ' jig' ' '-ts' , M V-5 924444 52' ,s -.s '4 ' .f ff: ,tl if l ' ' F .. ,- -ld ' ' ,,i V was f-: F21 l' ??fYY55l i'4lllt' 'l'l'V'l:HlVE'ff5523r 5.1552 ' ' . N tr ini Y ii If :Em 1 l i'1'9Wl fr . t f W' fisifszwfsr .1 .. - t E:f4:tq. -ff t M3 f in - 9 til Qatar 1 4 ' ' s i t r ' t . gg., 1, E , Q' il 1 ,L Y X - l ' -: - - Maumee High School is extremely fortunate in having a very fine teaching staff. These excellent teachers have the responsibility of helping us learn what will be most profitable for our later years and of helping us choose subjects which will benefit us most in the future. All of them do an excellent job of counseling us. Besides the necessary classroom duties, many members of our faculty act as coaches of our reams and advisors of our clubs and organi- zations. Among the fine attributes of the faculty is the friendly and helpful attitude with which they proceed daily. Qualities such as these are greatly appreciated and admired by all of us. 13 Advanced Math Follows We1lnow, let me see . . . . ,ei Mr. Joseph G. Jordan B.E., University of To- leclog M.A., University of Michigan. Preparation in Geometry Due to conflicting circzzvrzxtafzcer Min Pipkinir picture was QQ? FM ' not available. Miss Joanna Pipkin B.S., Oklahoma S t a t e University. And, therefore, angle B is equal to . . . and Algebra or Practical Math All right, Jim, what do you think? his Mr. D. E. Wamsley Eastern Michigan Uni- versityg B.E., University of Toledo. From Motors and Mr. Allen Lewis B.S., Bowling Green State University. to 'blllllllllllll 151627153383 Wires W . Mr. Lewis keeps a watchful eye on one of his freshman general science classes as they spend a period reading from the text. kin and Bones - - - lg 9 Mr. B. C. Fauble B.S., Bowling G r e e n State University What ya' see, Sally? Part of biology class looks on as Mr. Fauble points out what should be seen under the microscope. l'lll'x, S f 'E x Q bV,.. , 5 in Mr. Charles W. Repp B.S., Bowling G reen State University to Formulas and Experiments l i av' Then you gently place it on the scales .... Mr. Repp ex- plains to a very srudious looking chemistry class. Adverbs, Nouns and Miss Mary Ann Klopping Bowling Green State Universityg B.S. in Edu- cation Prepositions i i I Okay, fellas, watch the board, not the girls! Miss Kloppinvez is seen explaining sentence structure. 17 Drill, Dri N l 1' t 35451 'Q Q .x - I. gjfgs , ii it ,f- ,J ii i. f liii l Q Mrs. Barbara Schlievert Well now let me see .... Mrs. Schlievert explains sentence agreement. Mr. Ralph Dille Bs., BA., MA., Bowl- ing Green State Univer- sity University of Toledog B. Lil l ul Larry is such a whiz - Di1le's senior English class lf T' nQm.n- ,, X Mr. Phillip B. ' Hall ' University of Toledog B. A. And like I was sayin' .... Mr. Hall listens to a recitation by Terry Cullen. and more Drill e down! This is Mr. Q! N 14'- A y.,.,.,n.. Mr. Wallace P. Hoyt Ohio State Universityg B S.g Ohio State Univer- sity Graduate School. s I 9 - ,,., ,... s -- L - is llkxm What a public to speak to! This could be none other than Mr. Hoyt's second hour public speaking class. and at last we learn .ral 4 .. .l. .,-l.. 1 1 Salve, Mrs. Norby wang f fi 'A Mrs. Eva V. Norby B.A., University of Minnesota sg! Who says that Latin is a dead language? Bonjour, Mrs. Rohrer are . ' . My f' . 3 if ' fr..-' ...seg - . ,. r- li 5' riigff r 1 A-J K3 '4m5? h ' ,, K 'ng ' 'M A ey '5 . g r . ie - A23 .U Fefe? NU l EL nr. -xl . A . f Mrs. George W. Rohrer A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Duke Universityg Pennsylvania Stateg Middlebury Col- legeg Alliance Francaise CParisD 'I8 Say there, what's everyone listening to? It's the new equipment that aids our conversational French. We Can Better Understand American Problems i1 -7 r-x llll--- ' 1 ' Tal Mr. Donald C. Prenriss B.S., Bowling Green Stare Univcrsiryg M.S,, University of Toledo So what's the answer, jim? through Studies in American History Oh-so rhar's why the answer is marked wrong. and World History What do you think, class? Have they got it right? Mr. Paul Muenzer B.S., Miami Univer- siryg M.A., Bowling Green State Univer- sity. , 5s,'5 '! 2 Ji Miss Josephine Van Wagner B.A., Bowling Green Stare University and Col- lege of Woosterg M.A., University of Toledo. 19 Mrs. Ardah Cunningham B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Universiryg M.A., Bowl- ing Green State Uni- versiryg Library Science, Bowling Green State University. From -u ,snr gui ' we .I W V ,Jr- .YV 1 X .t Hx fl re! V X 'Q 'ff ' ' A 4 Mr. William M. Cox B.S., Bowling Green State Universityg M.A., Columbia University. the rhythmical bell of the typewriter .EJ Oh, how hectic these timings prove to be. . . . To the click on the shorthand timer NOW girls, can you tell us what it says? Ll re i - . ' Jef :V W f-.aj , Mrs. Lois Sass B.E., University of To ledo. 22 Relentless Drill Brings uccess Right face-left face--about facel These familiar commands sounded through the chill fall air at Thursday practice. El X gr M. an s Mel Hopkins, Drum Major fi Our strutting, majorettes Darla Franz Kay Frankforther Marilyn Hosko Sandy Moore Judy Glore Mr. jerry C. Kiger B.S., Bowling Green S t are Universityg M.S., University of Toledo. Music Maesfros Rehearsal is daily routine because the choir realizes that practice makes perfect. , . ,I I , 5, mfs' ,, ik 1 Mr. Oscar Clymer B.P.S. M., Octerbein Col- legeg M.A,, Ohio State U niversityg julliarcl School of Musicg Teach- ers College, Columbia Universityg Bowling Green State University. ..4,ss The Choir tal-:es an active part in assemblies throughout the year The Choir sponsors the annual Mes- siah Singn which is open to the whole community. sw l hop trains skillful hands is Mr. B. T. Neidhamer University of D a y t o n, Toledo University, B.S., This is the way I've always done it. -' Q. Mr. Robert B. Gates B.S., Ohio State Univer- sityg M.F.., B owli n g Green State University. 24 Miami University. Drawing ieaches accuracy . an How do you think it's coming, Mr. Gates Y 1 .f ,3 - - , whar f . , Mr. Raymond I.. Burgess University of Toieclog University of Michigang B.S., Bowling Green State Universityg M.A., Michigan State Univer- sity. Art developes originality Now, Rembrandt did it like this. 3,5 r ,. 0'-rw K Dnvers Trammg Promotes Highway afety ' .Z J A - fx. E353 And this boys IS the air filterf, aking Efficiency ..ff . r . 1, Mrs. Patricia Kasse B.S., Bowling Green State University. The Phys-Ed Department M I predict that with our care, he'll never walk again! i f 1, - i 4 i J' i , .Jaan-. i -- if 3, Miss Maryann F. Dinkel B.S., Bowling Green Starr: University. 26 for ihealihy bodies I JYX . um 1146. A 41-if Mr. Donald C. Prentiss B.S., Bowling Green State Universityg M.S., University of Toledo. Come on now, shoot! Our co-ed gym class- es, which meet on Wednesday, are under the direction of Mr. Conrad and Miss Din- kel. help us lo realize the need Flip . . . Flop! as well as strong - mmds Ransack . . . mass suicide! Mr. Clifford Conrad B.S., Bowling G r e e n State Universityg M.A., University of Michigan, 27 eniors 51? mae A .1 ,- .. uf A 4 I 'J . 5441 5 y 5. 3 ri-Nw: 'Yi xii fm r NE' ' ' in 3 ,y A. ,fa .miik Its A World Where We Grow In Wrsdom And Years ffff 1 X X X 1 a a it ef, ,yfwii Sharon Skinner, Secr'etar'y,' Bob Julius, Treaylzrer. Class of '60 The graduating class of 1960 'can look back with fond hearts upon the days they have spent at Maumee High. How much some wish that they could turn back the hands of time and live once more those precious hours which now are held as memories. Their freshman year they entered Maumee High a little shy and uncertain of what was to be ahead. Soon everyone adjusted himself and all began to feel as one. Then came their sophomore year and the days of fun and parties. How active they were in school activ- ities, and how very much all enjoyed doing things together. The junior year brought with it the responsibilities of being an upperclassman. One of these important jobs was planning the Jr.-Sr. Prom- Apple blossom Time. Many also could boast shiny new class rings which gave them an important air. A long awaited senior year followed. This year held many things to remember. Recall how each one had to sit still for rwo minutes when pictures were taken. Remember when our caps and gowns were fitted, and when announcements were issued. The senior prom Carousel gave everyone an evening full of memories, and june 7th brought with ir tears. Perhaps the paths of some may never cross again. Perhaps great things are destined for many, and others may never make the grade. Only God knows what lies ahead for this Class of 1960 and let us all pray that luck and happiness walk with them always. T' T-'TU tl ,Emi Jimxx E35 V- f i P ir 2 'YI l serr This year's senior class officers were Walt McPeek, P:-e.ria'e11t,' Janet Cannaley, Vice-Pre.ridea1t,' TARROLD B. BURGY raTefry:J F.T.A. 9, 105 Hi-Y 9, 105 Reflector 105 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 125 Chess Club 12. JANET L. CANNALEY Ifjanil Math Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Reflector 10, 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11,Editor125 Static 11, 125 Thespians 10, 11, 125 Vice-President of Class 125 Student Council 105 Honor Society 12. TARROLD B. BURGY JANET L. CANNALEY Q nu- 'QFN' are -fi BETTY LOU CASIER DOUGLAS L. CHURCHILL llBetIyl! ffD0ugH G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Static 11, 123 Roger's High School 9, 10. Librarian 11, SABRA DARDENNE RALPH DEBBE if CAROL JEAN CRAWFORD Karak Waite High School 93 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Static 125 Choir 10. SABRA DARDENNE rrsdbn G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 105 Static 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 125 Student Council 95 Honor Society 125 Steering Commit- tee 11. RALPH DEBBE rrRaZpb11 Math Club 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 115 Science Club 11. 33 . M W W, Z ZW, :ui RICHARD C. DEBBE VINCE DEBO ,,,m ,,, RALPH W. DE LONG ll7oody Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, Band 9, 10, 11, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10, 11. DAVID L. EGBERT HDdveH Olmsted Fall High 9, 10, 11. JOSEPH R. ELLENWOOD rrjoeu Hi-Y 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12, Secretary 12, Football 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council 10. 34 Y I THOMAS GAYLORD DOWLING Stick Varsity Club 12, Librarians 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, Track 11, 12. DAVID L. EGBERT RICHARD C. DEBBE lfRicbH Math Club 10, Band 9, IO, 11, 12. VINCE DEBO Vince RICHARD DURHAM Rick Math Club 11, Hi-Y IO, 11, Varsity Club 10, 11, Band 10, Football 9, 10, 11, Track 9, 10, Class Office, Vice-President 9. 'gl ,ml ar L3 12 11 1 JOSEPH R. ELLENWOOD JAMES 11. ELLIOTT lljimll Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 12g Baseball 9. BRADFORD ARNOLD FARTHING rrBnzdu Reflector 123 Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12, Track 11, Tennis 10. JAMES R. ELLIOTT BRADFORD ARNOLD FARTHING kai 5 ' DIANNE FASNAUGH ANN FISHER MARNA FLYNN Dianne Ann Torquae G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Math Club 10, 11, French Club 11, 125 Whitmer 9, 10, 11g Reflector 12. 12g Static 11, 12. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Reflector 11, Honor Society 12. f N DARLA JUNE FRANZ Hula DARLA JUNE FRANZ WILLIAM N. FRENCH G-.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11g Reflector 12, Static 10, 11, 12g Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Majoretre, 10, 11, 125 Cheer- leader 9. WILLIAM N. FRENCH Will Math Club 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12g Football 10, Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10. 35 MARLENE K. FRITSCH .9 ALBERT GEPHART Bud Math Club 11, 1.2, Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Baseball 9. ROBERT F. GUHL 1rB0bn French Club 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12, Track 9, 10. RICHARD R. HEBERLING NRay!1 Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. 36 JOHN GALL JUD 1TH ANN GLORE 9, 10, 11, G.A.A. 9, 10, 12, HIudiJJ 113 Y-Teens 9, 10g Band Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERT F. GUHL MARLENE K. FRITSCH Marlene Wauseon High 9, 10, 11. JOHN GALI. Irspikeu Math Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12, Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Thespians 9, 10, 115 Football Trainer 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Bowling 95 Golf 10, 11, 12g Class Office, President 103 Baseball 9, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 12. MARIANNE GREENLESE il'I4rianne G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Sports Head 11, Secretary 123 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, President 123 Reflector 11, 12, Business Manager 125 Static 10, 11, 12, Business Editor 12. ...lvaa RICHARD R. HERBERLING PRUDEN CE HENAHAN Prudence Spanish Club 11g G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12g Y-Teens 9, 105 Static 125 Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent 12, Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERT A. HERBERT ffBOb!J Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Math Club 10, 113 F.T.A. 125 Hi-Y 9, 10, ll, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Track Manager 10g Bowling 9. all u '55 I 2 2-'am 'C - .,. ,. ,J-gssfx.-3 5551. ROBERT 1. HERTZFELD ffB0bI! Math Club 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12g Visual Aids 10g Track 10. Y -Y - H- 2 1:rr ,ly ,Li Mfg . ,L 5 . a ' f ' -L' ' A E 1 'E 4.1 W 1-1 . 131151 MARILYN J. HOSKO PRUDENCE HENAHAN L kg Q L55 , ,,.... . ff: i E. EMIL G. HOFFMANN Bmw Math Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 11, 124 Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 129 Reflector 11g ROBERT A. HERBERT E9-1 .., ' wwf:-Sarge? MELVIN G. HOPKINS, JR. HAIEZH Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Drum Major 11, 125 Football 9g Track 9g Tennis 10. Librarians 103 Chess Club 11, 12, President 11, 12. - MARILYN J. Hosko H ,H 3 Mm'iZy-H Spanish Club 11, 123 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Y- .. Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Static 10, 11, 12g Band 10, 11, 12, Majorerte 11, 12. RALPH WILLIAM HUPP rfRdlpbu Varsity Club 11, 123 Bowling 11, 12g Baseball 11, 12. RALPH WILLIAM HUPP 37 1 2142. if JOHN IRMEN Ulohnil Sales 9. RAY JABLONSKI frjabell Macornber 9, 10, 11. JOHN IRMEN RAY JABLONSKI Math Club 10, 11, 12, Thespians 12 Visual Aids 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12. St. Francis De .- I 3252 wif' 'Ffa im KAY JENKINS rrKdyJ1 Cincinnati Woodward High 9, 105 Choir 113 Y-Teens 125 Reflector 12. ROSEMARY LOUISE KAMPFER RoJemary ROBERT B. JULIUS Bulli.t Math Club 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 99 Track 9, 115 Class Office, Vice-President 10, Treasurer 12. ERWIN KALMBACHER Mambo F.T.A. 12, Bowling 12. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Y-Teens 9, 105 Static 12, Choir 9, Cheerleader 9, 10, Class Office, i Secretary 10. 38 CHUCK KEATING Mookie W , 1:2 -' L A Tl lt r ,. 1 L ROSEMARY LOUISE KAMPFER CHUCK KEATING PATRICIA ANN KEATING Toon G.A.A. 125 Reflector 125 Static 12. KATHERINE L. KERVIN Kathy G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Static 11, 12. Sw..- JACK I.. KING Ulugh!! Waite High School 95 Math Club 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12 Football IO, 11, 125 Basketball 10 Baseball 10, 11, 12. '1- TON EDAJEAN KROTZ PATRICIA ANN KEATING KATHERINE L. KERVIN N A Ti HAROLD KIVELL Harold Spanish Club 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 Bowling 115 Chess Club 11. 5 ,,,a11 -11.1.2212 ,1.,111?1i1 s fs, REBECCA JOAN KUMPE DARRYL A. KROGGEL Darryl Libbey High School 95 Math Club 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, Vice-President 115 Bowling 10, 11, 125 Golf 11, 12. TONEDAJEAN KROTZ IIT0nyl! G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 11. REBECCA JOAN KUMPE Becky Io F.T.A. 9, 10, 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Reflector 115 Band 9, 105 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 12. 39 551 I mi . ,EM . ,sim 1 1 Rag 1 .W ma- EUNICE KWIATKOWSKI JUDITH ARLENE LE FEVRE Hjudyll Spanish Club 11, 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12g Y-Teens 9, 10, Treasurer 10, Static 9, 10, 11, 12, Editor 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Cheerleader 11, 12g Student Council 12g Honor Society 11, 12. SONJA A. LYELL ns-0n a.u Math Club 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Reflector 10, 12, Art Editor 125 Static 10, 11, 12. RAY LESTER MARTIN Rayburn Varsity Club 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 115 Basket- ball 9g Track 10, 12, Bowling 11, 12g Steering Committee 11. 40 LARRY R. LANCE 1 1 l fs 'Q GAIL M. LOHRMRN 'milf' Ashland High School 9, 103 Libbey High School 11. EUNICE KWIATKOWSKI Eunice Scott High School 9, 10, GAA 12 Static 12 Girls Glee Club 11. i'I 7' - l LARRY R. LANCE rr Larry' Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12 Varsity Club 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9 10 Class Officer, Vice-President 11g Baseball 9 10 11 12 1 - KERSINDA S. LUDLOW G.A.A. 12. Susie SONJA A. LYELI. RAY LESTER MARTIN I CATHERINE ELLEN MC BRIDE Cathie G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, President 125 Y-Teens 9, 105 Reflector 115 Static 125 Cheerleader 9, 10, 115 Red Cross 95 Student Council 9, 12, Secre- tary 12. WALTER S. MC PEBK Banoucla Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, President 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Officer, President 12. I -5-I ROBERT MEASLEY Bob Math Club 11, 12. 5,3511 rm XJ' ' '5 .lsr new ' 1 1 l in I '15 DOLORES MOKRI ya sexi W ,H E SE :L , 1,1 f CATHERINE ELLEN MC BRIDE WALTER S- MC PEEK JOHN THOMAS MILLER John Math Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, President 125 Static 95 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Class Officer, Treasurer 10, President 115 Steering Committee 115 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12. wrt? WILLIAM F. NAGY PENELOPE MILLER Penny G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 YTeens 9 11 12, Treasurer 125 Choir 11 12 DOLORES MOKRI rrDoIIy.u G.A.A. 10, 115 Y-Teens 125 Reflector 10 11 Static 10, 11. WILLIAM F. NAGY Track 95 Baseball 12. HBH!!! vin- . JAMES H. NARK Claeetau Math Club 12' Red Cross 9' Baseball 11 12 --P' JEROLD C. PARISH rrlerryu Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 103 Student Council JAMES H. NARK JEROLD C. PARISH 'Q STEPHEN J. PAUKEN Steve Visual Aids 12. DAVID L. PFLEGHAAR HBH!! Football 9, 10g Baseball 9, 10. JAMES E. PHIPPS Gold Dust Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12g Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12g Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12. 42 fi- x 1'3 JAMES B. PERKINS SUSAN JEAN PERRIN ff-limi! lfSuIie!l G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11. 'UZ-'? DAVID L. PFLEGHAAR JAMES E. PHIPPS PAUL WILLIAM RUETZ Pete Visual Aids 99 Football Manager 9, 10. JAMES L. RICHARDSON ffjimll Math Club 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice- President 125 Choir 93 Thespians 10g Basketball 95 Tennis 105 Class Officer, President 9, Tteasf uret 113 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12. PEGGIE MARIE RIETZ lfpegll F.T,A. 10, 11, 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11. g ,fi f 5 x PAUL WILLIAM RUETZ SUSAN JANE RISELEY usuen G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 103 Choir 9, Student Council 9, S. TIMOTHY ROSE itt ,MI P tain Q , 9, X 10. SHARON LEA SASSE uf' 2 -:Zi -Y -W Math Club 115 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 519299- JAMES I... RICHARDSON KAREN KAY ROBINSON Karen G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. S. TIMOTHY ROSE Tim Math Club 11, 12, Varsity 11, 12, Football 11, 12g Baseball 11g Basketball 11, 12. SHARON LEA SASSE Sharon 12, Y-Teens 43 MARK C. SCHAFFER THOMAS TERRY SCHELL Tom Math Club 10, 11, 12, President 12g Basketball 11, 12g Tennis 11, 12g Honor Society 12, Vice-President 12. WILLIAM E. SCHWAB ffaizzff Math Club 115 Track 9, 109 Steering Com- ', mittee 113 Science Club 10, 11. RICHARD G. SECHLER nDicku Band 9, 10g Football 95 Basketball 95 Class Of- ficer, Treasurer 9. 44 7, Qt NANCY L. SCHAICH ti H Q.. H Hi H H ,I W ii. in DOUGLAS B. SCHLATTER rrD0ugu Adrian High School 9, 10, 11. mu H if H 5 af it U MARK C. SCHAFFER flIu4'k Varsity Club 12g Tennis 10, 11, 12. NANCY L. SCHAICH N:mcie Math Club 10, 115 F.T.A. 11g G.A.A. 11, 12g Y-Teens 9, 10, Secretary 10g Reflector 113 Static 10, 11, 12, Art Editor 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Honor Society 12. -. W.. IE ll x . 1 Es 51 ,el 1' f ai' LEONARD G. SCHNEIDER Hllenll Varsity Club 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 9. WILLIAM E. SCHWAB RICHARD G. SECHLER JAMES SHUMER U-lim!! Basketball 95 Chess Club 11, 12. GORDAN SIMMONS lrcgordyu Libby High School 9, 10, 11. Li JAMES SHUMER f., fi? , 11653 GORDAN SIMMONS 5 1 1 1 Q ,asses V 1115. Hg' V.. CAROL L. SIMPKINS Carol G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 11g Static 125 Red Cross 9. SHARON JEANNE SKINNER Bnnerball F.T.1L 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasa urer 11g Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Presi- dent 105 Cheerleader 9, 10, 115 Class Officer, Secretary 12g Steering Commit- teeg Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11. ,E ,r Q , SAMUEL K. SMITH SHARON SNYDER BARBARA SMITH ffzsafzw Rogers High School 9, 10, 113 Y-Teens 12g Static 12. A SAMUEL K. SMITH rrsdmll Math Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Thespians 11, 12, President 125 Chess Club 12g Science Club 115 Honor Society 12. SHARON SNYDER Sailor Rogers High School 9, 10, 115 G.A.A. 125 Re- flector 12g Static 12, News Editor 125 Librarians 12g Honor Society 12. 45 CARL P. SOPER Carl Math Club 125 Football 9, 10g Track 9. DOROTHY SPENTHOFF Cookie , G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Reflector 125 Static Choir 123 Class Officer, Secretary 9: CARL P. SOPER DOROTHY SPENTHOFF 51 LOWELL W. STAMBAUGH Lucky Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 99 Baseball 9, 10, 11. PETER M. SWEENEY Pete Math Club 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 125 Foot- ball Manager 11, 125 Track 9, 10. ROBERTA TREMAIN Bobbie G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 123 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Re flector 10, 11, Assistant Business Manager 11 Thespians 10, 11, 125 Cheerleader 9, 10, ll, 12 Librarians 95 Class Officer, Secretary llg Stu dent Council 9, 10, ll, 12. 46 t ' ' TTWTT' T17-T ,Q 1 .exall f':'.? JIM STEWART Doom Sheff Math Club 10, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 105 Reflector 12, Copy Editor 12, Static 9, 10, 11, 12. SHARON SULLIVAN 1 5 'iid ,Mk at I Q: PETER M. SWEENEY ROBERTA TREMAIN BARBARA VAN AUSDALE flBdrb,'.' Math Club 11, 125 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, President 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Steering Committee 11. PATRICIA VARNER rtpatn G.A.A. 9, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Static 11,12. LINDA A. WEBER Linda G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 115 static 10, 12. - f W- - .im 5,n.1.1.1, 111,115,131 . -H'- -,gm , - an-...: ll I' uk ww.:- V I NANCY B. WHITMER gf 1 I , 11122155 ,:.,,,,: 1 1 gk li 952- 4: 54 . BARBARA VAN AUSDALE PATRICIA VARNER STEPHEN ROBERT WEISKITFEL Steve Math Club 115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Bas- ketball 10, 115 Football Manager 10, 115 Golf 10, 115 Baseball 9. WILLIAM O. WHEELER IfBiIlll Librarian 1 1. NANCY B. WHITMER rrNdncy1: President 115 Y-Teens 9, 10, Vice-President 105 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 12, Sec- retary 12. DAN H. WOLAVER Wooly Math Club 10, 11, 12g Band 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer 125 Chess Club 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 11, 125 Honor Society 12. 'EFF DAN H. WOLAVER 47 Math Club 10, 115 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, vice- ' ,-,,., , p , - f, .- gf. . ,li-E'3'l1J r r api 1 I , f , 1 M M A ,QF A S x A S 'O' A 4 ,I il 5 .,': I - ,I ,QQZ 2 LARRY E. WRIGHT SUSANNE WYCKHOUSE DAVID L. YOUNGMAN Larry Sue Dave Spanish Club 11, 12g President 123 F.T.A. 11, 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 12g Bowling 125 Baseball 10, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12. 11, 12. ROBERT VENABLE, Nor Pifmfed. We, the eniors, Look Back This year the third annual Youth and Government Day was held on May 2. The eighteen stu- dents representing their class were: Wfult McPeek, Bob Julius, Jim Richardson, Tim Rose, Bill Schwab, Sue Riseley, jim Phipps, Sharon Skinner, Rick Durham, joe Ellenwood, Bill French, -Iutly LeFevre, janet Cannaley, Sabrn Dartlenne, Sam Smith, Pete Sweeney, Bobbie Tremain, and Nancy Whitmer. 48 sp, -nl li .-'-Q, I 'lg '. ' - :Q-tn. 5 a fn l', - ' T7 '55-4? 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We know that these juniors will make Maumee proud-not only as seniors, but in future years also. For their officers this year the junior Class has chosen Deanna Ammon, Treamrerg Dick Dardenne, Vice-P1'eJidenl,,' Carol Pfleghaar, Segreraryg Jim Roberts,P1'eJident . Barbara Ackerman Par Adams Deanna Ammon Marcia Ankenbrandt Crystal Aspacher William Ball Bev Barden Q Sandy Baer ,,- u Judy Barton 5 Mike Bellner 5: 'fg Carol Bender ,, r K- ,- :5,,- 5175. Chuck Benner Harvey Billmaier 47' Martha Billmaier ,, Q Jim Bires 'I Charles Black A Leah Bowles f ffjyffql X,7 I , r , r, 1 1 . 5 u 'Q Donna Brahier Sue Brassil 7, ft: Dave Broadway .3 Shirley Burnerr cv, Karen Cassabon Judy Chance X ' Roger Cole Cork Conrad 5 '.1 . 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If -'n ' t Class of '62 The sophomore class had lost any feeling of self-consciousness which they might have had as freshmen over the summer vacation. When they returned to the places they had made for themselves in Maumee High, all went their own way with a new air of self-reliance. Showing an extreme interest in extracurricular activities, this class has given Maumee many promising athletes and leaders of tomorrow. We know that their last two years at Maumee High will be filled with good times as well as great achievements. This year's sophomore class officers were Bill Schaich, Preridentg Peggy Conrad, Vice-Preride-nt,' Mike Contat, Trea.rurer,' Linda Lovejoy, Secretary. Larry Aiken Sandra Aumend Terry Austrew Steve Baldwin Barry Bateman .f Mary Bauman Mike Baumhower Bev Beat Ann Beckwith John Bires Charles Block if Sally Boggs Don Bowles Lynne Bowles Charles Boxell Bill Braden!-f Tom Brady Lynn Brahier Sue Brown Tyra Burgy Dianne Butler Sue Butler Bruce Cady Sue Caley Mary Caparo if Dick Causer Bill Chambers Leonard Cimney Dawn Clapsaddle Lynne Conrad Peggy Conrad Kathy Contat Mike Contat Sandy Corron If ' Lynn Davis at an K -'3 f1f1'A fi ly, 5,31 A 4 r . rr r 1 re O9 it f uf 51 H, . inf: ' .. RC N .. Q u,,3,.,,- 4 ,ga- ,,..r- .,, wx .w V k -1, , F? gg ' 3, L. a - Zi.: ,535 '.. , V 1. .'.a IEY,I:: 1, lrarvglml T- ,.1'E11 3?5'I,' if J ,,j:f:Jvlf:T' in - 5 ,Wy 'Z in , V 5 1 A S gf, , ff .2 1 K 5 .P ,-.' ., 'f . ri il S 15. :. pe 1 - eu' i S -ver ' - A uf' r, .4 M -' ' r ' J , ,, ' I .-'- E rf .Y , W., 'S 1 6 fzrfezfax ' - . ,...,. Q . 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A X Z9 gffig' Ti if ' 5536515 f N , 1- 4 WN Ui 1 we fx S, f if 3 M i Z'511i S . X L -nw .f 4 W 1 K f h t, vsff w fi, SS am .Q 'Dm H.. S S? T r ' i 4 5 q i H i a x ii K f- ear, 11 ,Sf K I vw mm, -fs S Si fr, .. , ,Nw - Q ,ri 154 ma P2 H F 'M fl 1 use i Class ol '63 This year's freshman class, like all of those in the past, entered Maumee High a little scared and a little green. They didnlt know just what to expect in this new phase of school life, but it didn't take them long to ad- just to their new surroundings. Soon they were playing an active part in clubs and sports throughout the school. Great things lie ahead for this class and as they climb the ladder toward graduation, we can be sure their ac- complishments will make Maumee proud. freshman cltss offiters are Dan Condron Pfcrzzltul Sue jenessen, Vice-Preriderzt,' Carol Carnicom, Barbara Allee Larry Able Charles Allen David Baggert Bill Bamforcl Pam Barrie Diana Beckner John Bell Jim Bellner Barbara Bender Ben Benner Pete Benschoter jack Bernard Larry Biggs Joe Billeter George Black Janet Bobel Donald Bohls Nancy Bonner Rickeylee Bowers Ed Brainard Cathie Breay Rolf Brinchmann Jeff Bryn: Norm Burner: Bill Bussdicker Dorothy Byczyski Jim Cannaley Diane Caparo Carol Carnicom Richard Carter Ruth Ann Carter Nancy Casier Lynn Cassbon Kenneth Caylor Jim Cihak Roena Clapp Irene Clapp Dan Condron ff' law' new .SM - . ff' 'R 4- ' 3 .. ,W H5 5' 1 xl , fic r . at Wa. M 43wl552 ' 'il l 9 EA' W l rr vm. lflrrr, 1 ' :,:,. 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Siezk 1 Organizations Mix Fun and Achievement is , Christmas is celebrated in French style by French club members. Honor Society incluctees are given the pledge by Mr. Herbert The Student Council sponsors the long anticipated Christmas Prom. This year '17 the theme chosen was Silver Bells. Spring and fall plays are sponsored by Thespian Troop 1131. 70 ,fl , f ' eww , Honor Students Attain Recognition Firft Row: S. Moss, E. Poling, K. Frankforther, S. Darclenne, J. Herbert, S. Risclcy, S. Smith. Second Rmzn' A. Fisher, S. Snyder, B. Harrison, J. Cannaley, S. Lyell, N. Wliitmer, N. Schaich, M. Brady, J. LeFevre. Third Row: Mr. Schmidt, D. Dardenne, J. Gall, B. Gosline, C. Conrad, P. Donnelly, J. Miller, B. Julius, C. Wegner, T. Schell, B. Hertzfeld. The members of the National Honor Society of Maumee High School, under e direction of Mr. Schmidt, are chosen each year on the qualities of scholarship. dership, character, and service. This year the new members were installed before the student body in an as- mbly, at which time Mr. Gordon Ward of television fame gave an inspiring eech on the important factors of our lives. After the induction, a tea was held the cafeteria honoring the inductees and their parents. mtl'-5-P , This' year's officers include from lefz to right: john Miller, Prexidentg Nancy Whitmer, Secretaryg Tom Schell, Vice-Prexidezztg Bob Julius, Treasurer. goal., ,2' Gordon Ward, our guest speaker the induction. The tudeni Council A ' 'ff' di in Z 5 -'F e ' :f'2l'f'f'f: ? QT :, Qffn Ck' EYE rr -,-a 1 Aa 1 1. f n Firxt Row: B. Tremain, S. LeFevre, B. Kumpe, S. Skinner, M. Hellman, Mr. Schmidt. Second Row: T. Dussel, B. Barden, J. LeFevre, C. McBride, C. Macksey, B. Tappen, B. Klingler, S. Moss. Third Rozv: S. Skinner, J. Julius, T. Brady, S. Gall, J. Miller, B. Gosline, T. Sanzenbacher, B. Barnford, J. Richardson. There must be a special reason that our student coun- cil has such importance in the minds of us all. Perhaps, it is that they are our elected representatives and are our voice in school policy. Many remember, too, that the stu- dent council was responsible for many of the happy mo- ments of our school year. They sponsored many assemblies as well as coming to our aid uncountable times with sup- plies at the bookstore. Then, there was the Christmas Prom, Silver Bells. All who were there have, at one time or another, said a silent thanks to the council for such an enjoyable evening. 4 This year's Student Coun- cil officers are jim Rich- ardson, Presidentg Martha Heilman, Vice-President,- Cathie McBride, Secretaryg john Miller, Treasurer. This year Dolly Mokri was chosen as Maumee's representative and candidate for queen of the area Student Council A dance, Misty. Voice of the fudeni Body The Student Council sponsored Silver Bells, the high light of the Christmas Season. A busy bookstore is successfully managed by industrious student council members. Deadlines, D-Day, Delivery t l janet Cannaley-Editor. The work and the time that goes into assembling a yearbook are things that are seldom realized by others than the various staffs that devote their talents to making the Reflector a good book. Everyone works quietly throughout the school year soliciting ads, writing copy, and supervising all picture 5' r, 1'l W' if , H! ,, WAK- 5 Marianne Greenlese-Burinerr Marzager A taking. Witli the close of school, work on the Reflector draws to a close also. Then, with hopes and doubts, another yearbook is sent to press. All of this would be impossible without Mr. Cox who is the very efficient, helpful advisor of the Reflector staff. -:mmf x The editors of this year's Reflector are Bryan Harrison, Arrirznnt Edilorf Mr. Cox, Advirorf .laflef Cannalev, Edilor: Sheri Sullivan, Copy Edilorq Marianne Greenlese, Bzuinerr Manager. Not Pictured: Sonja Lyell, Art Editor. 74 Our VVork Members of the business staff were, Fifi! Razr: E. Siravo, M. Greenlese, C. Ericksen. Second Row: D. Spenthoff, L. Haddad, P. Keating, D. Franz. ,K is done For another year R - 4... 'A 'T .-L. I xt , ll nnss Q ss i li nl 1 5 J C. Bender, S. Lyell, B. Hjortsberg, and B. Farthing, were members of this year's arc staff. xx -we is 'nfs We K' n i t ff: 5 -in ifwfsx Q seg Members of the copy staff were, Fir-Jr Row: E. Kaiser, K. Frankforther, P. Henahan, S. Sullivan, P, Adams, B. Barden. Second Row: B. Klingler, J. Fyffe, S. Wallace, C. Bender, S. Steele, C. Ericksen. 75 Static has it. The Static, published monthly, offers its readers eight or ten pages of enjoyable and informative news. On the many pages are articles concerning every aspect of M.H.S. life. XWhether you are looking for a sports report, a description of the prom or .a humorous Can You Imagine . . . the Under the excellent leadership- of the editors, Judy Le Fevre and Sabra Dardenne, the Static boasts an active staff and a large circulation. A special thank-you is directed to the advisor Mrs. Sass. Without her pa- tience and untiring assistance the M.H.S. Static would not have been possible. The members of the News Staff this year are Carol Ericksen, Sue Butler, Sharon Synder, julie Terry, Ann Beckwith, Sharon Dunn, Dale Koontz, and Nancy Hoffman. ,rr 14 fs 5 -v f 4. The editors of the Static this year are Linda Weber, Sport.: Editorg Judy Le Fevre and Sabra Dardenne, Co-Eafitorr,' and Mrs. Sa.ss, Advisor. Judy Emerson, Exchange Editorg Sheri Sullivan, Featurer Editorg Marianne Greenlese, Bzzrinerr Editorf Nancy Schaich, Ar! Editorg Sharon Synder, News Editor. .rr , L.. 5 as ff my The members of the Clubs Staff are Pat Dinkens, Prudence Henahan, Barbara Smith, Sue Rose, julie Terry, Dale Koontz, Marshall Orwell, Harvey Bilmaier. Read All About Il! 'N The members of the Typing Staff are, Fim Row: Pat Varner, Dianne Fasnaugh, Fran- cie Thomas. Second Row: Cookie Spent- hoff, Marianne Greenlese, Betty Casier, and Kathy Kervin. The members of the Exchange Staff are, Fin! Row: Pat Nark, Kathy Woodfill, Judy Emerson, Sharon Reed, Mary Caparo, and Cynthia Moore. The members of the Business Staff are Turf R014 Dianne Oberlin Ann Taylor Marilyn Hosko, Janet Cannaley, Marianne .,., g l - VM -4.A4 7: ' . , , Greenlese, Pat Keating and Darla Franz. fl Qlslllwfp. i The members of the Sports Staff are, Firrt Row: Susie Spurgeon, Susie Rose, Linda Weber, Barb Tappen, Judy Thomp- son. Secona' Row: Willard Hoyt. Note Worthy Musicians conclude the debt. Baccalaureate exercises. For their officers this year the Choir has chosen Brad Farthing, Pferidenty Prudence Henahan, Vice-P1'e.videnl,' Dorothy Spenthoff, Trearllrerg Margaret Thumm, Secretary. 59.5 Q ,, ,F - Y- --g .Y .. A . . - .4 Ja.. - . 1 .iJ'.'.1 ' .M azffzsgfwma - -,M Y 1. .ia ,Mg 5 First Row: K. Contat, S. Constantine, R. Jacobs, L. Kinder, N. Casier, C. Simmons, B. Jacobs, M. Thumm, M. Jacobs, R. Jacobs, T. VanHorn, C. Lane, R. Shuler, J. Kucera, P. Marsh D. Spenthoff, F. Howald. Seconrl Row: S. Yonker, C. Cooke, D. Constantine, D. Ryan, K. King, S. Stambaugh, M. Sechler, J. Strayer, E. Siravo, J. Dowling, B. Farthing, R. Ford, P Perrin, P. Miller, B. Van Ausdale, P. Nooney, Mr. Clymer. Third Row: J. Heron, J. Miller, D. Oberlin, J. Vamos, M. Brady, E. Ogdahl, C. Laws, J. Thompson, J. Asbart, D McPeek, B. Vanderhooven, D. Condron, J. Zeitler, L. Staffen G. Van Horn, J. Fyffe, K. Powell. Ftmrlla Row: J. Terry N. Martin, L. Stevelberg, P. Henahan, J. Lichtenberger, M Billmaier, L. Thomas, R. Heberling, M. Orwell, T. Brady, J Richardson, A. Moorhead, K. Corl, K. Harrison, B. Under- wood, J. Nellett. The Choir has spent a very prof itable year packed with perform ances and fund raising projects for the new choir robes . . . The pur chase of the new robes at the be ginning of the year brought about the necessity for the newly formed Choir Parents Group that has successfully attained the amount needed during the school year to The performance schedule in cluded a tour of the elementary schools, fine Christmas and Easter assemblies, an appearance in the Lucas County Choir Festival held at the Perestyle, a spring concert which combined both Band and Choir, and to finish the year off the Choir took their usual effective part in the Commencement and year's band officers are Bob Guhl, Prerideng' cie Schaich, Secretary' Dan Wolaver, Treas- Mr. Kiger, Bam! Director. nbers of the dance band are, Firrt Row: Mr. er C. Bender, K. Frankforther. Second Row: Willier, J. Szofer, G. Parker, A. Gephart, G. aak Third Row: C. Sechler, P. Day, W. cal B. Guhl, K. Gill. Fozzrlh Row: T. Wol- W Gainer, R. Willier, M. Vye, D. Wolaver. Display Perfection Iii kc!- Firrt Row: C. Bender, D. Loebrich, B. Marazon, T. Robinson, C. Sechler, T. Haney, D. Wcmlaver, B. Norton, N. Schaich, T. Burgy, S. Taylor. Secoml Row: D. Franz, I.. Haddad, S. Smith, D. Stout, S. LeFevre, G. F. Glann, J. Graham, P. Day, C. Schwandt, B. Bender, J. Kinder, J. Szofer, G. Parker K. Gill, J. Glore. Third Row: S. Moore, M. Warnock, T Dussel, D. McKenzie, W. Gainer, B. Gultl, T. Burgy, W Lambillotte, K. Hall, M. Vye, J. Flory, B. Bateman, K. Haupricht, C. Grube, M. Hoske. Fourrla Rout: R. Shadle, R. Sutton, S. Kardatzke, B. Klingler, P. Dinkins, S. Pratt, B. Gephart, B. Willier, G. Nowak, C. Garvin, I.. Tumblin C. Carnicom, E. DeMars. Fifth Row: K. Frankforther, Mr Kiger, C. Heltebrake, K. Green, J. Bryant, C. Ogden, K Robinson, N. Hcchstettler, S. Caley, N. Hoffman, T. Wolaver D. Harrison, H. Warnock, S. Butler, R. Willier, M. Morris P. Scott, M. Hopkins. Sixzh Ro-zu: B. Herbert, S. Spurgeon, J. Davis, K. Strayer, C. Drummond, N. Whitmer, D. Semler, F. Thomas, J. Gowdy, L. Aiken, R. Debbe, R. Debbe, B. Braden, R. Jeffery. s s The Maumee High School Marching Band is the name that the band went by during the fall of the year and it was not a name easily forgotten. The snappy marching during the football halftime shows made the student body proud to claim them. Football season seemed to end very soon and the band under- went the annual change to a concert band for the remainder of the year. Throughout the year various musical assemblies were presented and then were climaxed by the Spring Concert in May. According to custom, the Band Banquet and dance were held for band members and their dates toward the end of the school year. Primitif is happily remembered by all who attended. The M.H.S. Band has had a fine year and is looking forward to repeating all the hard work, fun, and accomplishment again during the '60-'61 school year. XJ' F Our Mathematicians and The advanced division of the math club is composed of those students with a sincere interest in all or some phases of mathematics. Programs of a various nature are presented throughout the year. Third and fourth year math students are eligible for membership in this club. Freshman-Sophomore Math Club provides extra-cur- ricular activities in mathematics for those students who are taking the algebra and plane geometry courses offered at Maumee High. Fir!! Row: J. Herbert, K. Frankforther, S. Moss, M. Heilman, R. Mechel. Second Row: C. Grube, D. Brahier, J. Can- naley, N. Hoffman, S. Burnett, B. Van Ausdale, Mr. Jordan. Third Row: E. Hoffman, S. Skinner, C. Kamphausen, P. Sweeney, J. Roberts, T. Rose, J. Richardson, L. Hill, B. Dardenne, B. Measley, S. Smith. Fourth Row: M. Vye, J. Irmen, J. Irmen, A. Gepharr, J. Gall, P. Donnelly, C. Conrad, B. Gosline, B. Hertzfeld, C. Soper, F. Edwards. Fifth Row: J. Zachman, R. Debbe, D. Bradley, D. Wolaver, D. Kroggel, R. Myers, R. Cole, B. Julius, J. Miller, C. Wegner, J. Nark, T. Schell. First Row: A. Fellhauer, I. MacGregor, J. Dowling, C. Boxell, T. Tucker, J. Mechel, T. Robinson. Second Row: D. Condron, J. Flory, Y. Tavtigian, L. Kervin, P. Dorn, C. Cooke, K. Strayer, T. DeWaele. Third Row: B. Nagy, S. Brown, S. LeFevre, M. Richardson, P. Wright, L. Tumblin, D. Ryan, M. Richardson, L. Stevelburg, J. Bobel, S. Younker, T. Dussel, G. Loebrick, J. Kucera, N. Hoyt, K. Gaupricht, T. Eaglin. Fourth Row: C. Carnicom, L. Spivey, S. Jenssen, P. Scott, D. Cum- bow, S. Kardotzke, B. Allee, A. Moor- head, K. Powell, C. Schell, N. Magrum, N. Martin, D. Semler, K. Green, J. Hewes, E. Kaiser, Mr. Wamsley. Fifth Ro-zu: P. Day, B. Kumpe, B. Sideman, E. Teal, D. Rudd, J. Szofer, D. Lick, J. Cannaley, R. Griss, J. Graham, A. Kloshen, D. Earle, C. Allen, B. Bus- dieker, R. Sutton, D. Shumer, J. Cor- ron. Sixth Row: N. Burnett, R. Hagn, S. Lanker, J. Richardson, B. Lowry, D. Bohls, A. Shook, T. Brady, C. Drum- mond, B. Cady, K. Caylor, B. Schaich, D. Harrison, P. Hennessy, K. Mc- Kenzie, J. Cihak, C. Sechler, M. Ot- well, B. Bamford, B. Stone. w:l 7-i-2-'P' 1 Officers of the Junior-Senior Math Club are Tom Schell, Offifers Of the Freshman-Sophomore Math Club are Kay Preridenq' John Gall, Vice-Prerident, Janet Cannaley, Sec- POWell, Vice-Pre.ria'ent,' Ann Moorhead, Secretaryg Noreen retary,' Sam Smith, Trenrlzrer. Hoyt, Program Chnirmang Alex Kloshem Sergeant-AL Armry Bill Schaich, Prerident. oientists of Tomorrow Firrt Row: D. Roberts, R. Mechel, L. Huber, S. Lyell, T. Austrew, C. Boxcll Venom! Row D Rud, J. Wright, B. Lowry, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Fauble, Mr. Repp, C. Heltebrake C Drummond N. Hoffman. Third Row: T. Van Horn, P. Hennessy, B. Cady, R. Lenhart T Wolaver I Har baugh, M. Nelson, C. Schneider, D. Harrison, J. Cihak, H. Billmaier. The Science Club is for those students anticipating a scientific career of some sort or those who would like to become better ac- quainted in the field of science. Under the advisorship of Mr. Lewis, Mr. Repp, and Nlt. Fauble the members learn more about the fundamentals of science, The activ- ities of the club have been field trips of nature study, scientific movies, and laboratory experi- ments. Maumee was pleased to enter- tain the district G. N. C. Science Fair, where club members entered their projects. The officers of this year's Science Club are John Harbaubh Trea.rurer,' Ray Lowry, Secretaryf Nancy Hoffman Prerz dentg Harvey Billmaier, Vice-President Languages Promote Understanding The French Club, under the capable guidance of Mrs. Rohrer, is open to all students that have enrolled in a French class or have successfully completed a course in French in the past. The club is devoted to learning more about French culture and civilization and is a pleasant and interesting supplement to regular class time. - This year the members were privileged to hear many l 'fweif 'ftiiisifibt tastrssttllglf . :fir fist, :sn Westlaw i ,, ,..,,,iE,,: W, fe L .iff q Q Firrt Row: H. Warnock, P. Conrad, C. Allen, C. Moore, J. Plath, J. Zeitler. Second Row: M. Versprille, P. Snider, K. Green, J. Cox, N. Magrum, L. Conrad, S. Karcltzke, E. Hoffman, P. Day, B. Allee. Third Row: J. Gowdy, D. Hochstettler, K. Powell, B. Har- rison, C. Sechler, P. Nooney, C. Helte- brake, C. Heltebrake, N. Whitmer, B. Bohls, J. Szofer, S. Spurgeon, S. Spreng, M. France. Fourth Row: W. Hoyt, J. Julius, J. Cihak, J. Graham, P. Hennessy, C. Drummond, D. Har- rison, J. Harbaugh, M. Hertzfeld, B. Schaich, D. Woodfill, R. Lenhart, H. Kivel, T. Brady, N. Burnett, J. Richard- son, B. Guhl. speakers whose Wide range of experiences and colorful pictures of their European travels created a very authentic French atmosphere, Besides the regular program and busi- ness meetingsnheld once a month, the students participated in' the tradotopma, Christmas party. Everyone worked hard to make it a success, and all were completely satisfied with the result. When Mardi Gras time arrived, the Spanish Club was the guest of the French Club. ll First Row: Y. Tavtigian, J. Davis, L. Poling, J. Herbert, S. Moss, S. LeFevre, C. Schwandt. Second Row: G. Loebrick, G. Lyons, A. Taylor, S. Purdy, T. Dus- sel, J. Friedland, S. Schultz, C. Carni- com, E. Kaiser, J. Strayer, N. Mathias, J. Bobel, Mrs. Rohrer. Third Row: T. Burgy, T. DeWaele, L. Abel, J. Hines, B. Kumpe, S. Sullivan, T. Schmidt, D. Earle, D. McPeek, S. Hegg, B. Stone, T. Stoner, D. Condron, D. Kledzik, K. Haupricht. Fourth Row: A. Fisher, J. Heron, J. Thompson, C. Jenkins, S. Jenssen, A. Moorhead, K. Corl, B. Bam- Otwell, K. Harrison, L. ford, M. Davies, B. Hjortsberg, K. Frankforther, P. Scott, L. Haddad, J. I-Iewes, D. Semler. . Aff Ali A te ls' This year's French Club Officers are Prerident, Ann Moor- head, Vice-Prerident. Pete Snider, Secretary, Nancy Whit- merg Marshall Orwell, Trearurer. Members of the' Spanish Club are First Ro-uf: H. Kivel, B. Harbaugh, J. Smalley, J. LeFevre. Second Roux' M. Hosko, M. Brady, B. Kumpe, L. Wright. F.T.A. and Chess Club inleresl many 3 fs 7 x: M -in -' . , 1- f i - fa-.ff-1: . urea' 'rx Razr: M. Heilman, S. Skinner, Spurgeon, A. Beckwith, S. Versprille, Strayer, C. Schwandt. Second Row: Moss, L. Lovejoy, S. Stambaugh, T. ssel, 1. Heron, S. Rose, S. Moore, S. , Iler, A. Masters, 1. Bobel, C. Carni- - 1, C. Grube, N: Bonner, G. Loeb- 1, J. Herbert, Mr. Fauble. Third w: R. Mechel, S. Purdy, C. Macksey, Moore, P. Scott, C. Bender, M. ly, N. Magrum, D. Brahier, B. Van dale, A. Moorhead, H. Warnock, aylor, C. Luthy, M. Versprille, C. s, S. jennsen, J. Zietler. Fourth ': D. Rudd, J. Szofer, S. Wyck- e, C. l-leltebralce, M. Orwell, C. eider, B. Herbert, B. Harbaugh, Kamphausen, J. Richardson, E. bacher, T. Austrew, T. DeXVaele. he F.T.A. is an organization for students who are think- about the field of education as a possible' profession. ough 21 well planned program, consistinglof advice people associated with education, panel discussions, visits to colleges, the members of F.T.A. are offered ide source of information and guidance. ecreation is also a part of F.T.A. This year members and r guests enjoyed a splash party. Under the able leader- of Mr, Fauble, the membership of F.T.A. has been iily increasing as more and more students realize great need of highly trained teachers and the excellent ram which our F.T.A. offers to all interested students. This year's F.T.A. officers are Jeanne Heron, HfIfOl'id77,' Charlotte Grube, T1'earm'er.' Mary Ann Brady, Vice-Pfferf dentf Barb Van Ausdale, Preridenh' Donna Btahier, Secre- tary. The Chess Club, one of our newer organizations, has already attracted a good number of members. These students, after having learned to play the game, find considerable enjoyment in matching wits with chess enthusiasts of other schools. E g 3 W -'xx . Q Row: Mr. Dille, D. Wolaver, E. Hoffman, M. Miller. Second This year's Che-ss Club officers are Emil Hoffman, Prerfkfezzrg Dan T. Burgy H. Billmaier, C. Heltebrake, J. Gowdy, R. Turner, Wolaver, Secretary -Tr'eamrer. . Third Rozw: P. Snider, T. Wolaver, R. Jeffrey, J. B. Braden, E. Wise. 83 G.A.A. Promotes Good Sportsmanship First Roux' S. Hackett, K. Robinson, S. Dardenne, L. Weber, B Kumpe, S. Riseley, B. Tremain, P. Henahan, J. LeFevre, D. Byczyn- ski, S. Stambaugh, D. Mills, S. Wyckhouse, B. Casier, M. Richard- son, D. Caparo. Second Row: S. Wallace, J. Fyffe, P. Keating, D Franz, D. Mokri, L. Kervin, R. Kampfer, L. Lovejoy, R. Shuler, C. Luthy, C. McBride, M. Greenlese, K. Kervin, D. Fasnaugh P. Varner, D. Spenthoff. Third Row: D. Semler, K. Green, G Loebrick, J. Thompson, J. Strayer, C. Cooke, N. Casier, L Stevelberg, D. Ryan, J. Kuscera, D. Nowak, C. Garvin, P. Wil- barger. Fourth Row: M. Billmaier, L. Spivy, T. Burgy, E. Ogdahl, B. Butler, G. Lyon, K. Harrison, J. Bobel, S. Jenssen, M. Thumm, K. Corl, K. Strayer, J. Gowdy. Fifth Row: S. Hendrix, C. Schell, E. Kaiser, A. Beckwith, C. Cumbow, P. Marsh, S. Younker, C. jenkins, B. Allee, M. France, S. Versprille, B. Bender, E. Lohrman. Sixth Row: B. Beat, J. Hewes, S. Butler, S. Spurgeon, J. Terry, S. Moore, S. Rose, L. Conrad, P. Conrad, Sare LeFevre, N. Hoyt, T. Dussel, G. Spychalski. The G. A.A. is an organizati open to all high school girls. T function is to promote partici tion in the field of athletics. Th is an annual mother and daugh banquet each spring where awa for various sports are issued. This year G.A.A. officers are Marianne Greenlese, Secretaryg Cathie McBride, Preridefzty Carol Bender, Vice-Preriderzzf jane Herbert, Treasurer. 84 and Builds Good Character - a- -.1-.tz..:.am:.- .t .i 41 -. ....... - fa. Fir!! Roux' Y. Tavtigian, P. Barrie, l. Clapp, M. Caparo, P. Nark, K. Cassabon, J. Miller. Semmz' Rmzu' S. Baer, S. Oster, C. Paulsen, R. Grieninger K. Wotitlfill, L. Staffcn, S. Reed, S. Sullivan, K Frankforther, S. Moss, C. Moore, L. Poling, C. Bender, C. Garvin Thi-rd Roux' J. Fyffe, T. Wcxehrle, J. Kazmaier, L. Rochte, B Klingler, P. Dinkens, S. Skinner, A. Fisher, S. Synder, J. Cannaley N. Schaich, E. Siravo, E. DeMars, R. Clapp, S. Smith, M. Richard- son. Fourth Rauf: P. Dorn, K. Haupricht, S. Brown, P. Adams B. Barden, J. Vamos, N. Mathias, C. Ericksen, F. Thomas, D Ammon, C. Pfleghaar, A. Masters, M. Versprille, S. Steele, K Zinn. Fifth Row: L. Bowles, B. Holden. N. Martin, K. Powell, S Sasse, S. Dunn, gl. Herbert, M. Heilman, M. Bauman, C. Kaiser D. Snyder, T. Krotz, C. Simpkins. Sixth Row: L. Davis, S. Purdy S. Burnett, J. Schwandt, J. Plath, 1. Ryan, j. Zietler, P. Nooney S. Boggs, N. Hochstertler, L. Thomas, P. joseph, S. Simmons K. Ludlow, D. Bagggett. Sezfenzla Roux' Miss Dinkel, C. Grube, J Emerson, N. Wfhitmer, C. Heltebrake, M. Hosko, S. Lyell, P Miller, B. Van Audale, J. Nowak, P. Perrin, K. Gill, J. White, M Sechler, C. Macksey, S. Pratt. A variety of sports are offered each year in G. A. A. Archery begins in the fall, followed by volleyball, basketball, bowling, ten- nis, badminton, ping-pong and soft- ball. Sport heads are Barbara Van Ausdale, Archery: Mary Ann Brady, Softballg Peggy Conrad, Temrirg Judy Lyons, Vollejvbnllg Kay Frankforther, Bowling. Not pictured are Charlotte Grube, Burlmirztonf jeremy Hewes, Barkelbali. 85 Finders of Faoi and Fiction The librarians for this year are: George Couch, Bob Grccnlese, Terry Ausrrcw, Sharon Snyrlcr, Carolyn Schell, Yvonne Lavitigian. and Fellows Who Keep the Reels Rolling This year's visual aids are, First Roux' Jim Bires, Jim Lowry, George Arnold, John lrmcn. Second Roux' Bob Kumpe, Bill Bussclieker, Carl Lerch, Terry Bauman, Dave Schultz, Mr. Neid- hamer, Advirorg Norm Burnett, Bob Hoag. 86 Thespians, Act Well the Part Fifi! Rmzz' C. Grube, S. Skinner, S. Stambaugh, C. jenkins, P. Marsh, C. Ericksen, C. Garvin, T. Wtielirlt-, B. Tremain, S. Smith. Second Roux' B. Barden. S. Synder, B. Tappen, S. Taylor, L. Haddad, M. Brady, M. Sechler, N. Schaich, J. Heron, R. Meehel. Tlyim' Rrvzr: Mr. Dille, T. Cullen, P. Snider, M. Orwell, E. Wist:, D. Wtwlziver, D. I-Iarding, ,l. lrmen, B. Farrhing, 1. Bonner, J. Cannalcy, B. Harrison. Firrl Roux' J. Heron, J. Kazmaier, S. Smith, B. Tremain, L. Haddad. Second Roux' B. Barden, B. Tappen, S. Wallace, N. Schaich, M. Brady. Third Roux' P. Snider, P. Adams, J. Cannaley, B. Harrison, P. Henahan. Fofzrfb Row: Mr. Dille, C. Grube, C. Erickson, T. Cullen, T. Sanzenbacher, J. Bites, P. Hennsey, M. Orwell, S. Taylor. 1 Make-up makes characters come to life. .,x This newly organized club consists of a membership interested in dramatic participation before they have compiled the mandatory number of points which merit National Thespian Society mem- bership. The combined groups have mer together throughout the year for the expressed purpose of producing the spring and fall plays. Both Thespian productions, this year, were received with great enthusiasm making it a successful year for all concerned. Margrer Chase's famous Harvey was the first produc- tion. with Prudence I-Ienahan and Marshall Orwell carrying the title roles. The second production was the Curi- ous Savagen with Mary Ann Brady heading the list of characters in this production. A one HCI play was pre' pared for entrance in the state competi- tion using The Marriage Proposal for their vehicle. The pleasure derived from the work on productions is the aim of the club and all agree that there's no business like show business. 'GT The officers of the Dramarics Club who are Thespians members are Nancy Schaich, Sec- retary-TrefzJurer,' Sam Smith, Preridenty Tarey c J Cullen, Vice-Prerident. 87 Varsity Club- Meeting ol the Best .. tm' ,. 1 f f,,e t,,gg,, 1 1, 1. .,..s,,,, ' , xezn.. 1- . 1 ew- x Firr! Row: B. Gnsline, J. Roberts, J. King, R. Martin, P. Sweeney, L. Stambaugh. Second Row: T. Rose, D. Darclenne, B. Hertzfelcl, D. Greenlese, J. Phipps, L. Lance, R. Hupp. Third Row: J. Gall, T. Dowling, B. Dunn, B. Sweeney, C. Conrail, B. Gosline, F. Boop, W. McPeek. Fourth Row: B. Herbert, M. Schaffer, C. Wegner, B. Julius, D. Kroggel, 1. Ellenwoocl, D. Bradley, P. Donnelly, 1. Zachman. The officers of the Varsity Club this year are joe Ellen- woocl, .S'ecretary,' Walt McPeek, Preridentg Jim Phipps, Trearurerg Pat Donnely, Vice-President. The Varsity Club is an honorary organization for all boys who have earned a letter in various high school sports. The club is the active backer of the Booster Club and its members plan and sponsor the sport functions such as the ban- quets and dances, honoring our athletes. Hi-Y- Service Combined With Fellowship Firrt Row: J. Flory, J. Wright, Mr. Dille, L. Hill, W. Gainer. Second Rmv: R. Willier, D. Sechler, E. Hoffmann, D. Dardenne, J. lulius, R. Martin, -I. Parish. Third Rmr: J. Elliot, R. Durham, J. Gall, C. Conrad, B. Gosline, B. Gosline, T. San7enbacl1er, J. Richardson, L. Lance. Fourth Row: J. Zachman, S. Weiskittel, D. Fleming, J. Ellenwood, B. Julius, J. Miller, C. Wegner, P. Donnelly, B. Herbert. The Hi-Y, which is under the V, ... . able advisorship of Mr. Dille, is in affiliation with the Y.M.C.A. Boys in all four classes are eligible for membership. The club has sponsored a wide variety of activ- ities, among these were swim e . . H1257 parties and after game dances. The - main purpose of the Hi-Y is to promote fellowship and to teach its members to live as good Christians. , .1 , W A ,A- vi X This year's Hi-Y officers are Larry Lance, Secretary: Ron Willier, Cbaplainf Pat Donnelly, Trea.furer,' Jim Richardson, Vice'Pre.rider1!.' john Miller, Presi- dent. . 89 Y-Teens - Centered on Fun Firrt Raw: S. Oster, D. Ammon, S. Reed, B. Kumpe, S. Moss, S. Staffen, W. Lambilotte. Semnfl Razr: S. Skinner, D. Franz, C. Aspacher, C. Ericksen, K. Frankforther, C. Crawford, J. Kazmaier, L. Poling. Third Razr: B. Klingler, B. Smith, D. Fasnaugh, M. l-losko, S. Taylor, S. Dunn, P. Miller, A. Masters, J. Herbert. Fmzrib Ruff: Miss Klopping, C. Bender, C. Moore, K. Jenkins, J. Fyffe, C. Heltebrake, F. Thomas, N. Hoffman, M. Greenlese, S. Wyckhouse, P. Nark, S. Wallace, L. Rochte. The members of the jr- Sr. Y-Teens have enjoyed participating in their clubs numerous activities. Service projects, splash parties, and the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, are but a few of the many activities in which they partake under the supervision of Miss Klopping. Becky -Io Kumpe was chosen as Maumee's candidate at the annual Y-Teens formal held at the Y.M.C.A. Becky and her mother attended a tea given especially in honor of the candidates and their mothers. The purpose of the tea was to have an informal interview of the girls by the judges. Although Becky didn't win, we at Maumee think she did a very fine job of representing us. This ye-ar's Jr.-Sr.Y-Teen officers were Marianne Greenlese, P1'E'.fidE11fV,' Sharon Reed, Vice-Preridem: Becky Kumpe, Secretary: Penny Miller, TI'6dIl1fG!'-,' Sharon Becky Kumpe Wallace, Hi-Y Reprerezlrntizza' Liz Poling, Claaplain. 90 and Work With Others Firrl Row: T. Burgy, N. Mathias, G. Richardson, C. Schwandt, Y. Tavtigian, S. Hendrix, K. Strayer, V. Sey- mour. Second Row: G. Threm, N. Bonner, G. LYOD, E- Lohrman, S. Moore, E. Kaisern, S. Rose, J. Bobel, G. Ryan Third Row: P. Dorn, M. Thumm, K. Haupricht, L. Mc- Cracken, J. Davis, S. LeFever, G. Loebrich, N. Hoyt, R Clapp, L. Kervin, K. Sieczkowski, B. Lutz, J. White, S Brown, L. Thomas. Fourth Row: J. Vamos, J. Strayer, T Dussel, C. Carnicom, J. Thompson, D, Semler, P. Barrie, D. Nowak, J. Friedland, C. Jenkins, S. Purdy, L. Tumblin u D. Bickner, A. Taylor, S. Younker, Mrs. Schlievert. Fifth Row: B. Beat, J. Hewes, P. Conrad, S. Jenssen, P. Scott, C. Laws, K. Green, P. Wilbarger, K. Powell, N. Martin, S. Kardatzki, C. Combow, S. Boggs, P. joseph, M. Sechler, S. Butler, D. Butler. Sixth Roux' D. Clapsaddle, I. Clapp, J. Gowdy, E. Ogdahl, J. Terry, C. Macksey, S. Pratt, B. Underwood, P. Nooney, C. Heltebrake, S. Smith, M. France, K. Harrison, S. Spurgeon, A. Beckwith, C. Schell, L. Conrad, M. Morris, K. Gill. This organization is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. and is open to all freshman and sophomore girls in the school. The aim of the Y- Teens is to have fun helping others. The activities for the year included a splash party and a dance entitled Evening in Paradise. 'T ...Ji aff' .f This year's officers for Freshman-Sophomore Y-Teens are Social Chairman, The clever decorations of Evening in Nancy Mathias, Devotional Chairman, Lynne -Conrad, Secretary. Sue Butler, paradise were admired by au. Preridenz, Peg Conrad, Treamrer, Sue Rose, H1-Y Reprererzzarive. Carol Mack- seyg Ser-vice Chairman, Sally Boggs. Nor Pictured: Vice-Prerident, Jeremy Hewes. Their Cheers Back This ycar's varsity cheer leaders include, bollom Sandy Baer, Marty Heil man, Liz Poling. Top Becky Kumpe, Judy Le fevrc, Bobbie Tremain. Sue Oster, Barb Tappen, Janet Vamos, Lynn Staffan and Peggy Conrad are this year's reserve cheerleaders. Representing the fresh- man class are First Razr: Sara LeFevre. Second Razr: Georgia Loebrick, Terry Dussel. Third Roux' Sue jenssen, Kathy Corl, Nancy Magrum. Our Teams Maumee High is very proud of all our cheerleading squads. Pete the Panther accompanied the cheerleaders to all the games and proudly symbolized the spirit of M.H.S. Pep rallies and new cheers, organized by the girls, gave Maumee the spirit to back their reams. fo Victory The cheerleaders sponsored the annual sock dance, Heaven an' Hades, very successfully. The Varsity, B-squad and Freshman cheerleaders deserve special credit for their hard work in promoting good sportsmanship throughout the year. 5 - .-.x All through the football sea- son the cheerleaders weathered the cold to keep up the school spirit and cheer the team on to victory. No one will ever forget the great basketball game with Perrysburg -sob, sob, sob, sob, sob! Sports X E29 fg- fl L Si! H 'f , ..'.' iii A ,yukiff 1 f , K D Mun N 59 mn. QQQ Tf Q. X as ,xii 1, ' , f1s:uf:51' ' x. gxiiziiig., x A xl , ,. mzsm, . , Hs A orld Of Sports Sports Calendar .lt M VARSITY BASEBALL 'U l N M. , 3 , 5 , em. A1-- A.. 1 ,,, -. Opponent We The' St. Francis 5 0 Elmwood 10 0 Perrysburg 4 10 A. Wayne 7 5 Rossford 1 0 Eastwood 8 4 Lake 6 4 Clay 0 5 Elmwood 1 3 Eastwood 0 1 A. Wayne 6 1 Perrysburg 8 4 Rossford 8 3 ' Ai 1 A VARbl'I'Y BASKIZTBALI Opfmmnl ll' Illmwonll 5 l Gunn li B. G fl A. W W Por: 25 , XV' 'ru -16 R gcrs fll Eastwnuml 49 Rossforzl -11 P-Bu 75 C 1.1 f Syl mm Jl2 P. Clinmn GI lfasnvuotl S0 Rossf l 40 l'-Bu 42 A. XV 'nc 515 Ormwn Hills 9 Il B. Green 0 fi BOWLING Opponent We They Maumee II 2 1 Holland I 1 2 Anthony Wayne 0 3 Holland II 3 0 Rossford II 3 0 Anthony Wayne 3 O Maumee II 3 0 Rossford I 3 0 Holland I 3 0 Anthony Wayne 3 0 Holland II 2 1 Rossford II 1 2 Anthony Wayne 3 0 Opponent Lake Rossford Rogers Sylvania Perrysburg Ottawa Hills A. W. Elmwood Wlmitiner Eastwood Records Athletic Achievement TRACK We 59 55l4Z 33 35 35W 48W 79 16 77 They 59 62 L6 95 20 83 69W 69542 39 102 44 VARSITY FOOTBALL Ojrponerii Detroit Thurston Rossford Genoa Sylvania Bryan Lima Bath Port Clinton Anthony Wziyne Perrysburg We They 31 30 20 32 30 48 16 26 Opponent M. V. Waite Fostoria Central Ottawa Hills Fostoria St. Francis Sylvania Waite Clay Rogers M. V. Clay Rossforcl TENNIS GOLF Opponent Wfe Ottawa Hills 10 Clay 24 Holland 23 M Rossford 20 Sylvania 14 Rogers 10W Whitmer 11 Scott 24 Rogers 9 M Bowling Green 1716 Macomber 22 M Ottawa Hills 23 They 2 0 16 O 10 13W 13 0 14M 6M IM 1 They 2 O 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 0 0 1 2 2 .a,as..,re. wttalMww.s?Zg265!w5 Q Q: ,Z . ili35 . e,: 4g.aj theta . . I . 'ya 2 5 m9'QEQ5?5?a1 1 Q 1 Gridiron Greats Carry M. H. S. Firrl Roux' C. Bennett, T. Dowling, T. Rose, B. Schaich, J. Roberts, J. Ellenwood, J. Elliot, G. Simmons, L. Srambaugh, W. McPeek, P. Boehk, B. Julius, P. Donnelly, R. DeLong, J. Phipps, J. King. Second Razr: Mr. Lyons, Mr. Neidhamer, S. Skinner, D. Hess, W. Ferguson, T. Van Guren, R. Greenlese, C. Block, D. Bradley, L. Wright, L. Schneider, C. Wegner, J. Richardson, L. Lance, W. Finical, D. Frenier, Mr. Moebus, Mr. Prentiss. Third Row: F. Humm, -I. Fisher, B. Kumpe, T. Brady, D. Fleming, B. Donnelly, B. Gosline, J. Lowry, D. Causer, C. Kamphausen, D. McPeek, M. Conrat, M. Baumhower, E. Teal, T. Cullen, F. Edwards. This year, we at Maumee are very proud of our team because of the terrific 8-l season. The old saying, One only gets what he works for, certainly proved to be true. The boys worked very hard to make a good showing while representing M. HS. and the results were gratifying. Our gridiron was chosen Co-Champion of the Northern Lakes League. There are many factors that are part of creating a star: Fine coaching, determination, enthusiasm, and spirit, but each individual, star or not, helps to make the most important asset a team can have- harmony. This is what led to our success. Congratulations, Champs!! The pass is received and he heads for another touchdown. Through Season to Co-Championship l ,f x ,4 1- Lucky Stambaugh, Co-C11plai:1,' Mr. Prentiss, Cfldfb-.' Walt Managers and trainers for the '59 season were, First R011 Mclyeelc, Co-Caplaiaz. D. Dartlenne, P. Sweeney, J. Bellner, J. Gall. Sammi' Ron' B. Herrzfeltl, F. Boop, M. Hertzfelcl, 1. Robbins. The freshman football team-better known as ,r1Mll27IZ61'l.l' M017.rie4'5 '-are our varsity stars of tomorrow. They were lecl through a very successful season by coach Paul Muenzer. Many pictured below will soon be taking their places under the lights. Firrt Row: I. Bryant, D. Roberts, P. Julius, 1. Tucker, D. Earle. Second Role: K. Cooper, J. Ber- nard, J. Hines, D. Conclron, T. Robinson, F. Ellison, J. Graham. D. Shumer, H. jones, J. Leslie, D. Mc Murray, D. VanHorn, T. Pacitti. Third Razr: T. Stoner, B. Benschoter, L. Biggs, T. Null, N. Burnett, D. Sprinski, B. Stone, B. Bennett, Coach Muenzer. Fomlla Row: J. Derzer, R. Meeker, R. Hahn, R. Lowry, B. Bamforel, I.. Cassabon, B. Busdieker, K. Caylor, C. Lick, D. McKensie, C. Sechler, M. Kosmatka, I. Corron, J. Cannaley. 99 f l Varsity Letfermen Walt McPeek, Co-Crzplaiu Phil Boehk jack King Bob Julius Len Schneider Sonny Skinner jim Lowry I ' joe Ellcnwoonl Tonn Brady Pat Donnelly 100 the backhone of our team Tom Dowling V 3 l . A ' -:7 .5 5'v ,, v 'TI Lal -' ' , A 'Q:'-,,,- H.: e.ff ,1 Mg- f i .5 ,-'gil ' sl igf, ,y5,i N' Tim Rose U 1. jim Phipps Y E ,W ad Bill Schaich QUE gs Chuck Wegner joe Richardson Lucky- Stambaugh, Co-Capmifz SIM Dave Bradley -WEEE? T' jim Roberts Lgii Larry Lance The Stars of Today First Row: B. French, Mt. Muenzer, B. Greenlese. Second Row: K. Motter, J. Roberts, C. Con- rad, W. McPeek, P. Donnelly, J. Ellenwood, xl. Easterwood, C. XVegner, T. Schell, J. Gall, T. Brady, T. Rose. The 1959-60 season was not very suc- cessful from the viewpoint of wins and losses. It was a success, though, in co-opera- tion, desire to win, and hopes for next year for the returning members. This was ac- companied by the wishes to the senior players that they too would be back to have a Part in the future success of our Fighting Panthers. 102 The Hopes of Tomorrow Firrl Roux' K. Motter, M. Contar, HI. Richardson, P. Bires, T. Brady. Serrmzl Rnuz' Mr. Lyons, B. Gosline, D. Harrison, M. Van Ausdale, P. Benschorer, D. Fleming, S. Baldwin, B. Gosline. The reserve squad had many ups and downs during the 1959-1960 season. But we felt it was successful in that the boys played as a unit and fine individual and team character was displayed on and off the floor. Witlu the ex- perience they gained this year, many of the boys will do a very creditable job for Maumee High in the coming bas- ketball season. Wie had the cream of the crop from the five junior high Schools who blended together into a good team. The squad ended the season with a 6-5 record which included the Bowling Green Invitational Tournament. There will be a number of boys who will help the reserves next year and some may even find their way to the varsity. Frmli to Bark: D. Roberts, R. Smith, B. Kumpe, J. Dowling, -I. Corron, H. Jones, T. Schmidt, J. Cannaley, B. Busdieker, B. Lowry, L. Cassabon, B. Bamford, D. McKenzie, J. Cihak, E. Gris-singer, Mr. Moebus, Coach: M. Kosmatka, Manager. 103 Conrad J Ellenwood Walt McPeek Basketball Lettermen Exhibit Tim Rose Tom Schell kill and Agility S, if nl Pat Donnelley John Gall Chuck Wagner Jerry Easterwoocl On Your Mark, Firrt Roux' T. Dowling, D. Condron, D. Smith, D. Kletlzik, J. Szofer, B. Chambers P,. Loo, J. Graham J. Detzer, -I. Shultz, D. Roberts. Serond Roux' E Taylor, C. Kamphausen, T. Cullen, E. Teal, L. Cassabon, A. Kloshen, T. Austrew, B. Measley, C Sechler, R, Ryan, S. Hegg, T. Stoner, J. Robbins Third Rout Mr. Prenriss, L. I-lill, R. Marrin, B Schaich, H. Teal, D. Fleming, B. Donnelly, J. Har baugh, W. Finical, T. Brady, B. Harbaugh, D. Mc- Kenzie, J. Stall, nl. Wright, -l. Spangler. E 3 M-. rs f ' we , ,,.,,. ,, . 52. 2 5.2 ww gg in- M 5.517 mm S f . sm, ,SE mee M Wm 5 , Y .---.Q -7 This year lVII1UIT1SCiS track team took an active part in the annual Northern Lakes League Track Meet. which was held in our track. Q . Maumee can once again be proud of the fine effort put forth by the track team this past year. The boys partici- pated in several very close meets and did a fine job displaying Maumee's spirit in victory and loss. Although they experienced more loss than vic- tory, the team effort put forth was outstanding. 12 Get ei, Go UA.. ,-x ,, 1 John Harbaugh I A in NM I H t t,t.t, ' H ' H i ..,l. i n pil X ...,l.,,l. ,,,.-.,,: .. . E ,, ,, E ,A K: A 1 :I , W ...,, E W 7 35- 'g ig I , , M f , M 1 -ju, ' Tom Brady fr: 4 '51 i i i - 'I . l tl . ' A fs. Y' . ,- i ,. f3L E ' I V I - w l V , V x'i'Bn5fPif nj N ' ' 'f ' 'L I-'ii ' . ' H J . . Ee.: a i d J , .Haba 1a.L L: .4k:-J ' Y i m':N-2: '- V ' ' Y' 'H .: iff ' Ray Martin l n I il t l . , N - .r , r. ii? 533 if Z iffeftzrft, iw 1 arffff MW we H- at rr .,w, ,r . 5, zl. N ..,, 3. N, M , ,w 'E , . T Champs of the Diamond M Y, H rr Matti . Q, r , ,. mit wail ww, f iw r , ve- 1 . H ru M W, A ,,.. ,r rum wwwgi i-.151 55334 . M ,- - ,ii ,sngifg .,,r.wg, r , M,..,L.,, W, Fir!! Row: J. King, L. Lance, M. Contat, B. Motter, B. Hoag, F. Edwards, DT was vi... fr, M. - , k kr, I 1 H 151131151 f -W sf ,. 1 r ,ni -J v,k., ff-MQW !,t,-35,3 r Wim v wif.. .. .ig McPeelc. Second Razr: Mr. Moebus, J. Roberts, R. Hupp, C. Wegner, 1. Ellen- ' ' wood, L. Wright, P. Donnelly, W. McPeek, J. Phipps, J. Van Dromme, Manager. M31 . I've got ir! 108 The baseball team won the well deserved honor of being co-champs in the Northern Lakes League this spring. Mr. Moebus, as well as all the boys, deserves hearty congratulations for this big achieve- ment in his first season of coaching. One would have to look far to find greater co-operation between coach and team. We cou1dn't be proucler of this latest victory for M.H.S. I Rout: B. Ball, B. Dunn Hahn, C. Spychalski, B clieker. Second Row: F. er, C. Bennett, B. Lowry, eWaele, M. Baumhower Lyons. Make M.H.S. Co-Champs He's Safe!!! Backing up our varsity baseball team is the reserve squad of ten boys coached by Mr. Lyons. These underclassmen are a promising and enthu- siastic group of players and fine things are expected from them as they continue in competition in future seasons. 1 I L I. r-,lf ii: Q. M F i st My s X.-53 Spring ports Add f-f1:.t. I V , ' H' ' ' ' ' 1 1 x ' . 1 i 1 u I , gil: uni' l. . . .. . . . . . K. . .1 -X It tri, 1:71 n tM,,,,A V, J xiii. I I 5 I X A . . . . M . . . . , , -, bc 3. t . r , . . . v Q, V . .,. . . 1 . .4317 -' ' 2 - at .- - .-'He-i ' .. ft ' ' - --'S -'. 'tt mf. ' ' mm 1 --1.11 - tg. - . ' ' ' - X 7' ' . 4-1 ff ' E R 1.-., A . 1. . . 1 , I i X. ' ' ' ' H . V., -. w VN . -.-.- lf- JrA1f,..,r-rt..-.tit Variety The boys' varsity and reserve tennis teams have turned in a creditable record for the 59-60 season, having lost but one match. The enthusiasm and cooperation which is characteristic of this group has been unmatched. First Row: C. Conrad, M. Schaf- fer, J. Miller, T. Schell, B. Gos- line. Second Row: Coach Con- rad, B. Bamford, J. Zachman, S. Baldwin, B. Gosline, J. Irmen. iiiu4f...., ...T ..., I - Fir!! Row: M. Rich- ardson, J. Herbert, N. Whitmer, K. F r a n kforther, M. Richardson. Second Row: Coach Con- rad, 1. Hewes, L. Conrad, B. Beat, P. t Conrad. The girls' tennis teams have COITI- pleted their third year of unbeaten matches. The spirit with which these girls have participated is totally deserving of their splendid record. It is hoped that a regular girls' league will be formed soon. Fir!! Razr: B. Stone, J. Irmen B. French, W. Hoyt, T. Schmidt. Semlm' Row: Coach Conrad, G. A Glann W Gainer B. Lawless HO J. Fisher, Irmen., Lots of hard work and spirit tell he golf story. The golf team of .H.S., under the guidance of Mr. chmidt, made a very fine showing his year by playing with deter- nination and skill. All of the mem- ers of the team are to be corn- ended for their fine work. Left to Right: L. Cimney, Sweeney, D. Kroggel, J. Bites, Bites, J. Gall, D. Greenlese. B. P. To School Athletics ii' This year, under the leadership of Coach Conrad, the bowling team of Maumee High won the confer- ence championship. This is the thircl time in the last four years that Maumee has been fortunate enough to have extremely fine bowlers that came through to win the league trophy. All the members of this year's team are to be con- gratulatecl. FIRST TEAM-1. Van Drom- me, I.. Kanary, J. Phipps, R, I-lupp, D. Kroggel, B. Dunn. Semzm' Team: C. Lerch, J. Leslie, E. Kalmbacher, R. Myers, R. 'lql Willier, L. Cimney, B. Willier. Enthusiastic Interest in ports Members of the first team in the Jun- ior-Senior Division are, First Row: S. Riseley, L. Weber, S. Dardenne, B. Julius, J. Miller, J. Cannaley, A. Fisher, K. Jenkins. Secovzrl Row: J. Elliot, 1. Perkins, T. Schell, L. Wright, J. Gall, D. Bradley, L. Lance, R. Martin. Members of the first team in the Freshman-Sophomore Division were K. Haupricht P. Conrad, S. Butler, E. DeMars, C. Garvin. 524011.11 Roux' G. F. Glann, W. Gainer, B. Gosline, P. Day. Tl 1 112 , law, T. Cullen, R. Gtiesinger, 1. Nark, C. Crawford, and L. Stambaugh were mema bers of the second place team in the junior-Senior Division. L. Conrad, L. Bowles, D. Fefer, L. Cim- riey, B. Dunn, L. Sheets, D. Klerlzik were members of the second place team in the Freshman-Sophomore Di- vision. Makes Intramural Winners Members of the first place team in the Freshman-Sophomore Division were jim Tucker, Bill Schatich, Richard jones, and Leonard Cimncy. Ray Martin, jim Bob Julius, and members of the the Junior-Senior F- Lucky Starnbaugh, Bryce Harbaugh, jim Nark, and Ed Jacobs were members of the second place team in the junior- Senior Division. -48 Also tying for first place in the Fresh- man-Sophomore Division were Tom Gascon, Bill Dunn, and Gary Schutt. Semzm' Rmw: Terry Eaglin, Terry Austrew, Bob janowiecki, and Alan Fellhauer. Elliot, Tom Dowling, Richard Debbe were first place team in Division. 113 ctivifies Ll Y Q3 gg 6- A A j iii XL M i C 1 J bk M21 EH Y S , gg? , ff ' H' v - M M 1-14:22:55 i Q1 W: lf'g Laughter, It's A Fun We Remember When . . . Rock and Roll combo makes the rafters ring during an- nual talent show. The Sock Hop, Heaven and Hades, meant a casual eve- ning filled with fun and laughter. I Interested Thespians display talent in The Cu- rious Savage. Coach and Mrs. Conrad are familiar guests at all M.H.S. i dances. Here they whirl around a gym decorated for Silver Bells. 'Lg ,px 'E They Reigned For us Barbara V'mAusdale Carol Crux ford Qzzccfn Sharon XVallacc 'K' ,.,V rw .J? 1f '5, Diane Nowak Cqrol Mackscy On that night to remember This ye:1r's homecoming attendants and escorts were jerry Easterwood, junior Escortg Mark Schaffer, Senior Escort, Sharon Wallace, Junior Attendant, Barbara VanAustlale, Senior Attenrlanrg Lynn Neidhamer, Crown Bearerg Maureen Bartlen, 1958 Homecoming Queen, Queen Carol Crawfordg john Miller, Queens Escort, Carol Macksey, Sophomore Attemlantg Dianne Nowak, Freshman Attenclnntg jerry Richardson, Sophomore Escort, Ray Lowry, Freshman Escort. The brisk crackle in the October air, the excitement of a great game, and the intense anxiety everyone was feeling within himself, set the atmosphere for n truly beautiful homecoming. . . and we're on our way for another touchdown! ' sy wfin Carol Crawford smiled graciously through tears of happiness as Maureen Barden crowned her the Maumee High School Homecoming Queen of 1959. ll ll Harvey Smash Hit at M.H.S inf Ro-zzz' Shirley Taylor, Judy Chance, ndy Stambaugh. Second Row: Pat arsh, Jeanne Heron. Third Roux' Pere nider, John Irmen, Bob Venable, aryl Harding, Joe Siravo, Dick reenlese, Janet Cannaley, Mr. Neid- ammer, Carol Garvin. Fjm Row: Nancie Schaich, Jerry Ann Miller. Secormf Row: Sam Smith, Marshall Orwell, Jerry Bonner. Third Row: Mr. Dille, Charlotte Grubc, Tarey Cullen, Mary Ann Brady, Sharon Skinner, P e t e Hennessy, Prudence Henahan, Connie Jenkins. ,- ,Ei Y 'CA' kJ:iag277s?ei 'i -- ' :mZ:f,ffaE'ff'aa1: ls,f1 i-,e 1 f- - M, .-,.V, 3 t , t erwean if we- tm,,2g, - 3- ,.w:.f1f me ,QQ ll The great enthusiasm and gales of laughter which greeted Margrer Chase's famous Harvey labeled the fall play a great success! f .Qt C ilver Bells Highlights Christmas eason 2 The court of Queen Cookie Spenthoff and King Dave Pfleghaar was from left to rigor: Bev Burden, Bob Greenlese, Bill Cjosline, Peg Conrad, John Hines and Leslie Tumblin. 120 King Dave and Queen Cookie The big moment of the eve- ning arrived when the King, Queen and attendants were announced. Witli smiles and rears they took their places of honor and were greeted by the applause of their loyal subjects. The Christmas Prom, one of the two big semi-formal dances of the school year, was entitled Silver Bell. the gym was dressed in bright yuletide decorations of red and silver. The Christmas Spirit could be heard in the laughter of all. The Student Council did an admirable job of organizing and decorat- ing with a mural of a winter scene and crepe paper artfully draped in the shape of a bell. Old grads and under grads danced around the Christ- mas tree in the center of the big floor. As always, the Christmas Prom was the happy highlight of the Christmas season. Sock Dance Boasis Matching hirts, Dirty ocks The Sock Dance, Heaven an' Hadesf' was sponsored by the G.A.A. and the cheer- leaders. The dance was a huge success despite the failure of the band to appear. Mr. Moebus delighted all with his attempts at being a disc jockey. The king and queen of the hop were Pat Varner and Myron Kazmaier. The crowns, depicting a halo and horns were placed on their heads. 122 fe trf2 ' 1 E . iiii i Q ii : t T T ' Springtime Comedy Combines Fun ami Laughter April l was the date toward which the cast and crew of The Curious Savage were working furiously. The play was put to- gether in record time this year and this required much co- operation on the part of all, but everyone seemed to come through with flying colors. Hard work combined with fun was the description given by all the actors and backstage work- ers, Laughter and good enter- tainment was the comment heard from the audience. Making up the cast of The Curious Savage were P. Marsh, M. Brady, D. Nowak, B Schaich, N. Schaich. Second Row: P. Snider, D. Wolaver, C. Grube, M, Orwell K. Strayer, K. Cooper, J. Bonner. Back stage crew members were, Fifi! R014-QP. Adams, B. Tappen, B. Barden. Second Row: L. Haddad, P. Henahan, P. Nooney, R. Mechel. Third R0ll'2 D. Harding, B. Venable, D. Miller, 1. Siravo, B. Farthing. Folzrlb Row: J. Ifmen, P, Hennessy, J. Bires, D. Greenlese, B. French. f i i i i 124 New Talents Spollighled K. Kervin, K. Robinson, K. Jenkins, P. Varner, M. Greenlese, S. Sullivan, C. Crawford, S. Rise- ley, S. Dardenne, L. Weber, P. Henahan. Diane Snyder Sandy Moore Bryce Harbaugh The long anticipated Talent Show was enthusiastically received by the student body. This year acts ranging from the hilarious senior chorus line to the soft ballad singing of Bryce Harbaugh were presented in the auditorium. Other acts included a comedy routine by Sharon Skinner, dancing by Diane Snyder, and Sandy Moore and many more. Everyone agreed that this program made for an interesting and entertaining assembly. Sharon Skinner and friends With Field Day Came Stiff Competition Spring arrived at last and with it came the annual school-wide track meet - Field Day. Every class entered the various events with loud assurances that they would be the victors. Competition grew stiffer as the afternoon progressed with the three-legged race, the egg throw, bike races and other track events. The official count of points showed the juniors to be on top by a narrow margin. Success was theirs - but they admitted that it was quite a struggle. llhl 125 ear-end Proms found us ver the Rainbow if 'THA I --fi '. 5. The annual junior -Senior Prom was put on' in the traditional manner by the Junior Class in honor of the Senior Class. The Theme, Over the Rainbow lent itself to some very clever crepe-paper decorations. Many couples discovered the pot of gold at the end of the multicolored rainbow. The dancers wove a magic pattern as the girls in their lovely dresses whirled with their dares through the decorated gym. It was a memorable evening for all who attended. W and Whlrlmg on a Carousel Fairy tale horses, pretty dresses, flowers, and pastel crepe paper streamers - the senior prom Carousel was held june 3. The evening started with a pre-prom party for the seniors at the home of the Stanley T. Rose family. Everyone enjoyed both the party and the prom. Dave Melle's Band furnished the music, and interesting and unusual refreshments were served. All in all it was a perfect way to end the year and to say farewell to the seniors. l K X Lvl .MI E.. K- GJ! June 7th Draws to a Close Pomp and Circumstance rang forth and the Senior Class of 1960 marched into the auditorium which was filled to overflowing with relatives and friends. The stage held Ili students - many felt sad that they would soon be saying good- bye to Classmates and friends of the past four years. A few were happily thinking of the future - Challenging jobs and marriage. Some were wondering if they were really ready to leave home for college. Others had a quiet self-assurance in their abilities. No matter how they felt about leaving M. H.S. there was not one whose mind did not flash back to happy and exciting times which they had known in high school. Diplomas were presented and received with pride. Soon the graduates filed out - followed by the congratulations and good wishes of all. Four Full Years of Study and Fun Valediclorinn, Nancy Whitmer Vuledictorian, Nancy Schaich ,L Salumrorian. John Miller Clan Prefidenf, Walter McPeek ,la DRINK ..n,.,,.. ' 60676 -L, IN BOTTLES MIDWEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 3970 Catawba Street Toledo I2, Ohio VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '60 FROM: The 'Ole Colonel and his Southern Belles. IMD Ulantatinn Elnu A Landmark of Historical Significance! MAUMEE, OHIO Our Aim: To constantly improve our food service and COL' 5. EFFINGING-I-Ass physical facilities, for the enjoyment of the people of 1184..1884 Maumee and surrounding areas. Compliments of DORN ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting ? 5 H? 4 -1-At II7 E. W TW 3-253I I Oyne JAMES A. RICHARDSON Moumeef Ohio Life - Auto - Fire Insurance 5l0 W. Broadway LU 3-2423 Maumee, Ohio Congratulations Congratulations To The Class of 1960 From 309 C 1' St. GOUTTIERE PASTRY Maumee, Ohio II3 W. Wayne Maumee, Ohio TW 3-8713 130 STERLING Milk - f' X Ice Cream '- ' Z... r,,4-1,,,,,- ,,,- y ,.,. .5 iEv:,.gi2,S.. - if ...,- 3, I X it 1:25 1--62.225, 'K'L,.v Z E ,ff .1 Open 7 Days -3 -I -'leans '- .-tsgfiwm I A Week Maumee Superette R. Frifschl Mgr. '. Wayne at Conant RITTEN HOUSE MOTORS, In De Soto - Plymouth TW 3-33l6-l238 Conan C. t St.-Maumee, O. See the M in Our l96O DeSoto and ost Beautiful Cars Ever Built Plymouth Always a Fine Selection of s GOOD USED CARS MON-AL FLORAL gc GIFT SHOP - X ' if .EM f tix WU f f F f .1 . -iv. I ' 44 gm Arrangements d 2II Con an Corsages ant TW 3-3308 Maumee, Ohio Congratulations PAUL SCHOHL Photographer C0mPlimenf-9 Of Individual School Pictures 74l White St. M , Oh' MAUMEE LUMBER 8g SUPPLY CO. Phone TW 3-3337 Conant at Clinton St. Maum Compliments of Ohio MAUMEE rRozEN rooms. .I 306 W. Wayne St. M Let aurnee, Ohio Us Stock'Your Freezer 131 FRANK ROGERS SAYS: Looking ahead we see a bright future for our country . . , years of enterprise and achievement , . . and so perform the miracle of advancement, we depend on our youth . . . to 1960 graduates, our salute. FRANK ROGERS FURNITURE CITY SCHOOL SUGGESTIONS AT SPECIAL SAVINGS Drawing and Artists Supplies 'CA Motlzefs Care for The Clothes You Warn , and Materials Artists' Colors Sign Equipment Q E r Brushes, Papers and Supplies N 6 I Artists' Boards T Squares, Scales cleaners Canvas, Showcards French Curves ll . 8: Air Brushes Protractors Shift Drawing Sets Ink, Etc. COUNTRY CHARM TOLEDO BLUE PRINT AND PAPER CO. 316 superior sr. cl-1 3-7224 Pef'YSbUfQ OPHO SHOPPING CENTER Chevrolet Perrysbu rg TR 4-4371 'I32 CARL SCHMIDT C 'Best Deal - All Ways Front Pontiac Sales For The BEST Buy Perrysburg TR 4-4337 Oldsmobile Maumee TW 3-3323 SIMMONS NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE, INC. 2260 Eastgate Rd., Toledo I4 TOMLINSON'S DRUGS 308-'I0 Conant St. Phone 3-3379 Maumee, Ohio TW 3-3333 MAUMEE SANITARY State Licensed Class A School ' Complete and Refresher Courses for be- TW 3-3319 ginning drivers also refresher course for Drive-in Stores lICer1SeCI CIVIVSFS. 4I2 Conant St. Maumee, Ohio Classroom: 3IO Summit St. IWaldorf Hotel? 2231 River Rd' Maumee, Ohio TOIQCIOI Ohio 5IO5 Dorr St. Reynolds Corners Office: I406 Ogontz Rd., Maumee, Ohio Phone EV 2-9443 Licensed, Certified Instructors Plant and Office - I33I Conant St. Maumee, Ohio CLIFF DUSSEL INSURANCE IIS W. Wayne St. Maumee, Ohio DAVIDSON'S MARKET Country Slaughtered Meats Hickory Smoked Hams and Bacon IO7 W. Wayne Phone Maumee 3-8371 Compliments ANDElISON'S TRUCK TERMINAL Maumee, Ohio 'I33 PATRONS LIST 50l 5 Monroe Street Toledo, COTTAGE RESTAU RANT 408 Conant Street Maumee, FRED'S MARATHON Conant 84 John Maumee, JOE I. COOPER, FLORIST 1638 Broadway Street Toledo, COOKE ELECTRIC 316 Conant Street Maumee, VALLEY MUSIC SHOP ll4 Wayne Street Maumee, PAUKEN'S WINE SHOP ll3 W. Dudley Maumee, BABCOCK DAIRY 945 Berdan Avenue Toledo, PAGE DAIRY COMPANY Wade and Knapp Toledo, CZAR A. HADDAD 2504 River Road Maumee, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Patrons' List MAUMEE MOTEL 1361 C t St. Maumee, Oh GEORGE A. GARDELLA-C0. 110 N. Westwod T I C1 Oh SPANGLER CAN DY CO. 313 M SINGER SEWING CENTER 3Pk New Pom! of Vzew for 1960 FRONT PONTIAC SALES EEE mm Wm E U 1C 1 PWM OW 11 TR 4 4335 DON AND SIS RESTAURANT 201 Conant LU 3369 RONS SANDWICH SHOP G 514 Conant St, Maumee, Ohio 135 onroe St. T 1 d Oh 251 way Plaza Maumee, Oh L: : fgilz z.-. -1-Li S , U E . -v vvvvvvvn f v 1 1 I 9 A 118 Em 1111fuiS17U?lk MTH V- - . F31 'fe' 7 iff ' , W ' i,-li T' '45 ig' LQ 41 Ny, alla l , f 1 U C I W H 'I W - K ' 'W' - .z...,.Sff E T T R RE ,. 1 12 J- tableware i X containers ! --- r ef e O eeea H if T 5 'T uanev Glassware E7 ' X H X f T V a! Qrii mafgl W ? Ciaifiiivtmrgags DURAQLAS D-A U T H, Corrugated Shipping Boxes conmnefs , sv-L fe. ' E L ' X ' A' 'ull A 'X ' A e -2' r ur Rigid Plastic s Clnsure aL1d Flaw: Specijf scientific industrial building - - O ge t 4 L 2 KIMBLE E N OPUTE Glass Black iii . P Q Tubin T P I Q A :mi A 1Q1'jfj ff K6 5 ii E T EEUU L ! , S Pharmacgmzglassware MAKERS OF CD PRODUCTS GENERAL OFFICES - TOLEDO 1, OHIO Professional Photographer for this annual was - Mr. Walter Wisniewski -Senior Portraits associated with - H. A. POWELL STUDIOS THIRTY YEARS PRODUCING Pl90t0gmphy at its Best Michigan and Ohio T36 MONTE'S TV SERVICE 111 W. Wayne St. Phone TW 3-3221 Maumee, Ohio Compliments Of JOHN'S MOTEL AND RESTAU RANT 902 Conant Maumee, Ohio C OMPLI MEN TS OF D'5T'NCT'0N RAY GREENE 8a COMPANY 508 S. Byrne Rd. Toledo, Ohio -R 'fa 5 '91, ci ROACH REALTY 8. CONSTRUCTION CQ, BEN FRANKLIN sToRE A dixtinctive thought in quality ami deyign. Conant St. Maumee, Ohio 23ll Seventh St. Maumee, Ohio ARE YOU SATISFIED? Grownups know that personal grooming is important if you want to get ahead . Teenagers sometimes forget to look at themselves objectively. o that boys and girls could see themselves E others see them, a full-length mirror was stalled in the main corridor of a high school 1 Buffalo, N. Y. Boys checked shirttails and trouser lengths- i even started wearing coats and ties. Girls R llll O stopped to tuck in blouses or rearrange their A mi1'f0f iS 21 must at School - . . at h . R d ide came to home . . . anvwhere. Always check . au- enewe Pr u your appearance before going out. this school-all because of a mirror! It S a g00d hsllglt to gcirmtand O EIS W1 D0 ICB. When you buy a mirror, be sure it's made of 'O'F Parallel-O-PlateC9 glass, twzn-ground for L , Q , I: PA R A L L E L - O L P L AT E G L A S S fuer reflections and more freedom from . istortion. You'l1 find a wide selection at your TW G 0U d f0 file TfU9Sf Reflechon irniture, glass or department store. L OF LIBBEY' OWENS ' FORD W7 7960 Wine FIBERGLAS ffb dfb WARNER COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE 27 Year! 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