Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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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

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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

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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.