Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)
- Class of 1962
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' - H -gi in s -L f , 5 Chief guidex through the year at Maumee High are Peg Conrad and Dan Condron, President and Vice-President of Student Council, Respectioely. 6 aumee High School in 1962 game: dances nn and work 'LA' , Introducuon Faculty and Adm1n1strat1on 14 a Wlnter Orgamzauons S rmg AJ Peg and Dan open the door to the new world, the year ahead prornisey I 7 f I ' rr Z -'N .I P Ti? . 8 : F ll 26 ' 42 f 1 , 4' , ' ' 60 P ' 85 Index 119 Advertisements 123 --K - - -5 A,,. v,,,- School starts as students congregate in the halls, cafeteria, and outside-when the weather is nice. Mrs. Cannaley works in the spa- cious inner office while Mrs. Hoyt acts as receptionist-secretary in the outer office. This is where students come for aid or other things such as detention slips or unexcused tardies. , 2 R 1 ,vm W. U P- -A A..-. - v V V . .,.... e- N V ' www-' ',,, -Heian -1-wweia5mWnf'Tw v -H-1 W VM, , '- ' H M1 N X ,Wet Q'1'..-we , af-V K T :V - - G ,jmmwi 'wqfiz , , r -L f ff desserts Our new cafeteria is quite a change from the old. Brightly colored chairs and tables with popular music make a refresh- ing break from classes. The teachers also enjoy a res- pite from the students in their own dining room and lounge. N., .- ,. l fr 1 ' U rf' , , ixzjc lggfiafkq w in f Q idisfighgiiiaa fl with l G. . .nw ,. , ugh , f. f- gg is 1 ff14eWam.ii ' 'ff 1 -- ve H -Z. ,. -: 7 A V-5 4, W -- an-M fm. fmt,sItflvasffzliyk'uzhgrv At 11:30 the first lunch bell rings, and the stampede toward the cafeteria can be heard two blocks away. -Y-TE: , 1--W 4-mflvh -, haf- - ,- . . , -f - .. Qi, I : , W -f - '7 1 - 2?3Mw?' P ' .Inr 1-Q1-551:55 L 2 fp 1 Q 1 . My-' T wif' 'K ilFH'fgf4 5' Gmm Lyon and Terry Austrew enact their parts in Gas- , E I M ' In or out N X I .. S 1-F a +m F :MV ,X ,wx Xa N x ,FE 'Y N Z W ' . f, f? H -:-:- - ' 1,,, ' f 2 ,. I A 5 f wwf . 1 A Q W , L Af W- - X 4 My -' ' 'L -Y N f X Exif' X it Ax sw 1.,U,, I R43-nv' ' YK .1 1 1 .N 'X gf- ' xiii? MEX? f-- X QQ, P ' 'f T . ,. , Z rf: .Aff - ' S, s, 1 . , f :lx X W X fa X W1 A 1 '54 .. - 1- - , ., sas . v , , 'C li 'ff A L 7? N, .Ri chool Maumee is always on the move Ui A use .177 ' The homecoming court presides Lv Football, a major sport at Maumee, is ended with an awards banquet. I all The Maumee High School Concert Band performs for the enjoyment of the city. Caught you in the act, Con- nie! 'I2 Through the spring, the W11 Down, down, down the stomach through, Round, round, round the system too. Oh, come on now, Gale, it can't be that funny. d the fall, we're always on the ball. .., .ai-' These officers of G.A.A. are 2-' members of just one of the many clubs we have at Maumee. The Christmas Prom, Crim- son Christmas , presented itself as a momentous occas- ion this year. .. ,,, I Q L 1 rw- me ii 1, TU KI 4. V , V , ,L , ,:,+f Q5.faa1ri.w 5, E : Mx , y 1 1 W M. .. ,,,, q,..L, 5 5 E J ' 55 , . ' .- N xi 'RQ Jw .pf-sy: ' 3-:EL ww 123321555 1 V . 5 ' y:g s15'zf1: w5' v in Q ,Q ME 3:22 'WL ?mi.,Q, , 'view fffiffsi-i .. ..V, ,, W - ,Z nw m 221, 523732355161 M 'L E K fig? -4 If ! z,b' Faculty and Administration ofthe New Maumee High . . . ,xv 16 'x H29 f gl. These are the people th L BOARD OF EDUCATION - LEFT TO RIGHT: Conrad, Mr. Rolf, Mr. Rhineharr, clerkg Mr. Eugene Mr. William Butler, Mr. Ralph Boggs, Mr. Lawrence Powell, and Mr. Fred Edwards. o , , 6 The Board of Educatlon is not e 5 if Qs. Mr. Fred Rolf, Superintendent of Schools. only the backbone of the school, but it is also the back- bone of the community. This yea.: a new member was added ro the Board - Mr. Lawrence Conrad. However, the s even member group continued with the education policy it has followed so effectively for years. CP 2111 CYC O1'l LIS. id 5 1' I f A ' - .. - 'W ' X 'i ,QA V '2 if I M . X Q X L, I D ji U I' . g f Mr. Schmidt, advisor, counselor, psychologist, and friend. 'ESM S Mr. Herbert, our principal, who beats the brunt of our follies. Mr. Herbert and Mr. Schmidt proved to be our greatest allies this year. While trying to establish the moral foundation of the new school, they found time to give the students the perspective and moral support they needed. THE FACULTY -'- SITTING, Left to Right: Mrs. Bakey, Miss Dinkel, Mr. jordan, Mr. Cox, Miss Klopping, Mrs Schlievert, Mrs. Hoyt, Mr. Burgess, Mr. Herbert, Mrs Cannalley, Miss Hipp, Mr. Gates, Mrs. Rohrer, Mr. Lyons r Mrs. Whitehead, Mr. Hoyt. STANDING: Mr. Hogan, Mr. Brubaker, Mr. Granger, Mr. Wamsley, Mr. Wells, Mr. McDaniel, Mr. Muenzer, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Pauquette, Mr. Morrill, Mr. Repp, Mr. Conrad, Mr. Prentiss. 17 And what did you get in American Government, photographer? Mr. Paul Meunzer Miami University, B.S.g Bowling Green State Uni- versity, M.Ed. QE i vile? ' gqzif :fc-vu , 2155- . ' A grit 4. - f' T -rs-w L ,A Y 2 ,mi -.2 .g And when Mr. McCullough versed Marbury, 18 Ogdin committed suicide. 1, Mr. Wallace P. Hoyt ff Ohio State University, B.S., ,' M.A. I , in I V A J? 5 Sri W1 ' at And you scribble in your book like this. We develop backgrounds in history, Mr. Donald Prentiss Miss Josephine Van Wagner Bowling Green State Univer- College of Wooster, B.A.g sity, B.S.g University of University of Toledo, M.Ed. Toledo, M.Ed. The Reflector staff apologizes for lacking a picture of Miss Van Wagner. She was ill. home ec., and Mr. Robert A. Morrill Bowling Green State Univer- sity B.S. ,Q ss. ri ve' XJ? 1 K ig T Run, Spot, run! We class. handiwork. Miss Nancy Hipp University of Toledo B.S.g B. Ed. - Busy, Mr. Morrill? Mr. Robert Gates Ohio State University B.S.g Bowling Green State Univer- sity M.A. 14 Mr. Raymond Burgess ing Green State University, University of Mic h i g a ng Michigan S t a r e University M.A. wi.. , J will fingerpaint next, ,uklrj .1 1 . 33. ' ti ' i s, ' . 2 . 3 : 'Q H2 9: IF: I. :wg il. A 3 . ,I K I I I G I I - -N X X ly is W Mr ,Ulf ' lf H531 ,:wiilfi1l.,4rr s- v .A A purl in time, slips nine. 19 University of Toledo, Bowl- That's the engine. Mr. William Lyons Bowling Green State Univer- sity, B.S. N.,-.W The Blinking, Stinking, and Mr. Paquette illustrates his point. The Reflector staff apologizes for the absence of a picture for Mr. Repp. An error was made in the processing of the picture. Mr. Leo Paquette University of Toledo. Mr. J. D. McDaniel Miami of Ohio University, B.S. 20 Why is everybody looking so calm? Q .. J. .1 l ..:. is 1' Pfi- Miss Mary Ann Klopping Bowling Green State Univer- sity, B.S. Next spelling word class- flacinaciniphilihilificational. ml thinking departments Mr. William Granger Capital University, University of Toledo, B.A., B.Ed. Mr, Robert Hogan University of Cincinnati, B.S. Four score and seven years ago . . . lllObvH QP 'iii We see you in the corner there, Mrs. Schlievert. Try cat. c-a-t. Mrs. Barbara Schlievert University of Toledo B.Ed Q. Mr Duane Wamsle ' Y University of Toledo, B.Ed. Mr. Joseph G. Jordan University of Michigan, M,A. Mr. Jordan introduces the complex theorem of addition. 2-f-2:4 Mr. Dean Wells Adrian College, B.S. And as soon as we've finished drawing circles, we'll play in the sandbox. e ze e be ul We solve problems, require practice, i Mr. William M. Cox Bowling Green State Univer- sityg B.S.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. A The quick brown. fox jumped over the lazy brown dog. The square of the root of four times the radius of the diameter over the area of a line. Mrs. George W. Rohrer A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Duke Uni- versityg Graduate Work, Al- liance Francaise, Institute de Phionetique, Parisg Pennsyl- vania and Middlebury Lan- guage Schools. . 'ii' iq in :lf lguiii , ' ,-!: ' if ' Mr. B.S. ing sity. William F. Beaber in Education, Bowl- Green State Univer- .gl 1? ix- ,L- ' Quid struir, Terry? improve pronunciation. gwfg,-f -1- ..-:Y Mr. Arlen Brubaker B.S., Heidelberg Collegeg M.S. in Natural Sciences, Okla- homa State Universityg Grad- uate Work, Ohio University Antioch College. v Mrs. Rohrer casts a watchful glance over her French students. X Well, that's a frequent mrs- , take, Sandy. 1 Mrs. Margeret Bankey B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State University. x ... Ax Didn't you understand, Diane? 23 Vx, -53,4 '-'ln All together now - one, two, three Mr. Joseph Morin University of Wash- ington B.A. Mr. Ierry C. Kiger Bowling Green State University B.S.g Uni- versity of Toledo M.A. Twist again like we did last summer. Health and harmony are aid B .efasspu - ., ,n A Like those odds, G.F.? Mr. Clifford Conrad Bowling Green State Uf1iVCfSifY B-S-2 Uni- Miss Maryann Dinlcel VC1'SifY of Midligln Bowling Green State M-A- University B.S. 24 ,kitgust .e,, ., L The ceiling is very interesting, isn't it? OUR CUSTODIANS Lora Lipscomb. 'Q S OUR BUS DRIVERS - Mr. Harold Ramisch, The Reverend Mr. Griffith, Mr. Norm Seigert, Mr. Oscar Lane, Mr. Robert Millner, Mr. y these helpers. CMS Leydoff' S' .qs-. 1 1 4-N .J r I lille. 73 OUR COOKS - Mrs. Lucy Graham, Mrs. Berry Parker, Mrs. Jane Save, Mrs. Celia Kazmaier, Mrs. Irene Aspacher, Mrs. Jesse Davidson. - Mr. Bob Bohls, Mr. Otto Beebe, Mr. Norm L a p h a rn, Mr. Paul Measley. NOT PICTURQED: Mrs. 1 xl u KW., X1g..gx gm, .mgphv Lhlziniii - M Lx Ji wp 1 sm 11 1 .N-.4 fail . v,-5.3155 w.. wx K ,, 1 1 ...ff .,.,.., Q.. , . .nw :rf 1 A l X -.f' R, A me . lv:--4 ,M ,ww .nu b . Q .mea - Mvdkiri? T, , W. I .., . .W., W .. K 51.5, w,,,,,z.M, ,. W' 1, :SW 5 Q ui ':i1f?:' A , , , . ,..,. K M . 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MJ! ,.i. , . .w , . , Sue Hochstettle: Joyce Hoffman Chester Holden Glenna Holloway Jean Howard Kathy Hunsicker Betty Hupp Reg Jackson Gerald Miller Carol Mills -7 . o ' f n , 1- 1 5 f 7 .il I ' if H 'la l 4-o fy - f- o - J f-,wg A , ' +-ff I' - ag.-iq - Lg - l o, .' if A V' o C '- Mlm-. L , if illf-Ecol? bi ll? A' sim: ww f 'A ' y o ., ' N o 'L-' P 1 , ' M Don Jenkins mf-Ela' 41 ,., 25 .Q 3 QM: - 'F' Q- Melendie Johns oo is ze -oo Boo Joooooo f W i ,gr o- I T' Victor Joseph I ' 1 V4 5535: ' ' , tg, Sue Kaiser K l 5 is g I N 3233? Sharon Karnpher I l L o' 2 , V, , fq1fi5 ,K g 1-f o- ,E -E 4' .fa-r. - 1 o o L Pat Kasap Q j i - ag - Z Mary Keitel o .SQ '. ji 'tl l' V ' -F'--lg' John Ketzer F 'T ef' ' Q Mazine King I foie? 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'1 j' if nard Wise I X , X Jane Worrhen XG! --- 3 ,, 7: 'H' P' H , w Xi Worthen 'A ' Yi ,'-- 'T ' ,ll ' 5. 5' J, f' ... ms Wright A avr- , - X A Q, rllyn Youngman 4' .X 752515: , ,QWXQJ ZT'g ' 1 , im :J -X57 Zeirler f f A X X nie Zielinski M' flirt? it ' tar We whiz' -f' M- - , , , 22' Ht Randy Zimmerman J rf, 3 '-17 'X -?' 'U ' Xp... ? X V: N Kr 5 U V 'X u -Q i 'fi , . ,a ff-'mg .. y' .,- I .X fi.: , V gXX.4 1-I1-Wvw zjf SVA? 1' CX Xa , ig is ,NX rr .- ' w ... 'Q t .5-:X , 5 ..- 1 .5 y X 31 L .rr I 1 Dedication night introduces our fall activities Dedication for the new Maumee High School was held this fall in the gymnasium. The city of Maumee was cordially invited to attend the dedication ceremony and many of its townspeople eagerly turned out to witness this momentous occasion. Highlighting the evening was a tour of the spacious building. After the guided tour, refreshments were served and a program was presented. Members .of the Fraternal Order of Eagles present to the winning team of the Maumee-Perrysburg football game the Eagles Trophy. As every- one knows, this trophy is a great honor to receive, and it is sought after by both schools. This trophy has gone from one school to another and can only stay in one of the schools if they have won the game three times in a row. Maumee has won one game and hopes to win the next two from Perrysburg in order to k eep the trophy. At the annual presentation dinner held in honor of the football team, the President of the Eagles pre- sents the trophy to the two captains. This year WiHie Finical and Tom Brady were the captains of the foot- ball team and they received the trophy. 1 we i , .u Jog --L - -.xg 'Y ss xi ' . 'SX -M. V' N' - .X KWSN X-c l Mr. Doyt Perry was the speaker for the evening. Hal Ha! We got the Ding-Dong. K, yy , 3 'lg-'P 'a H l at .... l V r re til? 33 Ray Lowry receives football award from Coach Lyons. .pf A A ' 'M 4 ' . . , ' , A , I ,, 1 ...Q , , ,V ff gf, , , -'HWY' V . . .. ...ru J 1' , f ,,, ,, ROW ONE: E. Richason, E. Brainard, C. Sechler, J. Richardson, G. Simmons, R. Causer, B. Gosline, B. Donnelly, T. Brady, W. Finical, B. Schaich, D. Hess, D. Fleming, B. Motter, M. Contact, B. Kumpe, M. Baumhower, B. Boggs, H. jones, K. Farren. ROW TWO: Coach Lyons, Coach Prentiss, J. Marshall, M. Nelson, J. Fisher, T. Stoner, T. Gascon, J. Marazon, R. Lowry, R. Hahn, I.. Aiken, D. McKenzie, T. Sherman, B. Steel, J. Lager, D. Landies, J. Grahm, S. Lanker, T. Van Horn, E. Teal, J. Donaldson, D. Lohman, J. Bernard, Coach Morril, Coach Moebus. ROW THREE: D. Condron, B. Friend, J. Stahl, R. Schaeper, D. Bohls, L. Cassabon, J. Detzer, L. Sanzbacher, R. Hundsrucher, R. Causer, M. Daly, G. Anerson, B. Butler, J. Flory, P. Cottier, R. Sieple, M. Smith, D. Baer, D. Kledzick, D. Brier, J. Zietler, J. Null. The Maumee Panthers uphold The Maumee High School Panthers opened the 1961 football season with a resounding victory over Elmwood. Because the new stadium was not finished, Opponents We They Elmwood 27 6 Perrysburg 8 14 Eastwood 26 0 Port Clinton 24 6 Lake 29 6 Bedford 22 0 Anthony Wayne 34 0 Genoa 0 3 Sylvania 19 0 this first game was played at the junior high. It was a hard, intense season with daily practices which started in late August. Led by Co-Captains Torn Brady and Willy Finical the Panthers finished another football season with a record to be proud of. Much of this credit also goes to head coach Don Prentiss who has lost only six games out of thirty-seven in the four years he has been head coach. Several accidents seemed to plague the team this year. Co-Captain Tom Brady was the first casualty, when he suffered from an acute attack of separated ribs during the second game. He mended quickly, though, and was back on the field after four games. Tom Gascon had nose trouble and Buddy Motter got an athletic foot. Fortunately, nobody was hurt falling off the bench. The highlight of the football season was the victory over Perrysburg. Cffhe game was preceded and proceeded by a great deal of revelry from both sides. A great deal of applesause was also present. Mainly on the cars.J s ! T LE' I N ina ef N R J' gr if 1 UK. X xr I X xx fx ill 'ls s COACHES - Prentiss, Moebus, Morrill, and Lyons. our fame on the gridiron! -' ' ll 'A 935 1' L - ,-- 1. . ,wit T . . - ,ring , F. ' , A.-.. 1. :,,.,,g:t 1.-,,.e.asggggss.-fain ' WW '- '14 -1 .Y 1 Y ' -' ' Q N as, N l'-fLJx .A QQ - ki.-5 .. .69-UMC45 ' 755' 1 S ..- 1 'HERE Pmmrns I ii if-:-- --:tb '9 E' 1 F lee X' Q' M' ' i QU V t '1 ' if: fi , , n to i t n Q, ,,guQg3.,-,f,, ,ali wffhgigi Fuji Q,j53,3.,-1242, azz, - if 'rv -1 '. 1- - 11 , , 'f' r' - '. v f fu ,Q lg FE '.g:f '5 L' ffl- iii wi? x i' :Sai 5315, 'L -' .T y 'li , f V' - -. , -- V - 2: sv -. f- - , f V, -an . P :XJ ' ' ,W -pe if- tk :l v'fi.: , Y 9f.f.l:r:-1 gel-.?4'? ' 'f--!!3'i33 A. sf. Wi' -. -iff' , 1, X.,-' . 'xv' -1 A Qi ,::Wf'-'if-Wi! f-+,Q,'i- 5 Lg? 1.T',F'-,Ewa '- 1 1' Q' -', If-ai 1?'f3?Q2.f- ffuff' '23 '+4'1fY-sQlS? ' - 1 'f?'4f Writ -g -'Qi -.'wF:uw.f', ' 'MH J - 'X 'veil ' Af I - ' 1 it ,mas mfr. 4 - 3 .. ., -A' - a...u1'. ' -1 ' .1'2'., ,-'11, UAE. MANAGERS - Bill Chambers, Mike Hertzfield, David Co-Captains Willie Finical and Tom Brady. Tritch, and Dan Phleghaar. This Yeafys football team did a fine job- Mr' Pfenfiss swear, toil, and tears , and or all. His loud speaker starred the season off by crashing his big, handsome voice bellowed, Remember boys, read, review, recite, hand through a Window. Despite his handicap, he kept retain, the boys working, having nothing to offer but blood, -fi 017 5 qu , xr? 'tm' fmt we e W l .A ' ,, 59.5413 iw N .., Q L. H Jxxxl V Q 1 - , ,Q N- ,, ff 'QIMSUB ww --.riff -- ',,' Tom Brady V, xy?-is Co-Captain Halfback 'i 2 f' Silks: ,vi--L ., , 1 1' ' - .A . 4 .4 . , ' lit ,,:, J 2. C' 1145 . A Y-mal - ,,., V .ak . W x-,,,g,,. -'- john Donaldson Tackle ..,?f4'-:': L , - :- gf .A 1 Bd Brainarcl Back 191: -f 4-v .. D 3, . 5 ,hw i Y Q H, FV. 4 aw, ' 'Q R Richard Causer Fulllmck The Honored, The El1t 'eh , 'ff- T gr: , 4 .i M '??- . Li 4 'sl'-1. lf 'H Mike Contat Halfback 1.-14 '12- l ' .,95W':' k . 'VU ' 1 ov ' V fy-'H lQ:sl.Zsn' ' Q-ff' 4 T , V F1 E f,:,. 1. va: -e is lf M .. 1' 35- rl -- X' . -1 .I , , iv h pl , ' :V ,.,., Y 4 sa--M' 4 ' Fil: . , 11 I X5 v W, J l Av , l 1 K is iff? ' 1 1 . 3, '1 'Ii-'lg' , ,. , . ' Bill Goslxne 'P 1 l Qwfefbfwk vi' -' 4 W lw '5' 1! '75, 1 ,L,,,, 13 in lg. ..., f,,4'5- W, v.,,f',L,M?eig3:,E,h,,mx-,gl-+7 N .' ' - ', - . QW .I .-JQQ5' F- 3' :Aa ' T-.1 f , ' ' 2. 'Qi-ai ? ' ,eg Tom Gascon Q, - 4 in 1 U u,i,i?L,.5. ,,, ,, N . Q1-3 . U ,A ,'j.!Kz,,5' ..:.'E.:.h. if'QWEtinm5a'-lax-an v Dudley Fleming Y, lx End , - vw, Willis Finieal 36 C0-Captain Guard ur Lettermen ggi 1 hr ',.a.- 1 12 ' 'LQQZEA gigs' . ,f'- 1' XV. YW H 1 . I .1, V IPFIF-'H W ..' 1. Ron Hahn Center .sis .5 -, 1 1 EE 111' 5 . 11. - ui,-sazfzrm.. . 'ji'---fd HE, ---' 1.- 1 .-.: - .W15 , ' , 'gr B-' '::' YV V E lj' ' 'L 1 'AK L1j,'gl1' : .V lf ' 1 1 -g1:.l l V 1:51 --93, 1 'N ,,.vI-A sr 311 im. r ' . ., I Gary Simmons Tackle 1. . .N ..'vx. .1 ........ 1 1- 0 11 ' UP ysmssg Y IV S1 1 in V ' 1 .E 1 19s:m' -'lk 9531 . . ' :J VL, Don Hess Tackle 1 .. ,ing ffm 1 11f QW s 1 wif - -- T11!??11m.,1 I 411 1 , 'Y X T edt' il' I ,E ' ' Q ' 1, 11 inf x B l and 11 E g . ..,,5 .,N,.,T.1Y 1.1 X QP... 11 1, A-11 f. ., me 1 Bob Kumpe Halfback 1- me .f f Q , 4,1 , '3 ' .J 1-1,-me 1 Y -.Hg ., ,fl , ,,,, -. -1-.F , 3- --f-- .. 4 r ,HE Mike Nelson End -, . 1 W ...Egg i '-I 1 .3511 .e . 1 N ...ya .gf -.15-M3121 7 1 1 . 1 ' ' wp . , r.E:.'zr M 1 - U V , if I X 1- Y 'Q Y ' ' '111 ' ' Y f .., . .,1-1-g'!,-.f1:,,- 1 3,115-gi, 1 -..,+1.st'iW 11 ' .ME 5 'W M .1 15' 1-fag 11- 1111111-1,-11111 1 an 1 ..11.,.,,1.11r1111,..111.5 .... - . - 1 1:31 I 1--11115 11LL T115L131gmNKi -W4 , , , 2,94-111355 'ifu':2f' . F751 1- 1- -111-f - . J g.f.:,f1n-'. Egfr- ' 1 1 fP'?f11.af3,v!.1, N 1-f4E,2:5.'? 'i ' 31 12 .' '1 ' - iw 1 , y e- ' 1' 1 73 , 1 X . Charles Sechler Halfback - 1 Bill Schaich C enter fwfr -... 553,11 ..?'rM1mL:f'1, .yzmif :- .r4:15E2E.4 F14 EW , 1-,-1' '- C - 'T ..- G: W 11-l.x .d ,1-1 l,.x,,'g-Q - ' A 1 W 1 M 1-v Y 11. 1 1 x , - J' , Q-g ix Dave McKenzie End P 5-1- 1 ' ' ... A -1 1' 4 Eiga. if 1 - .u1.-15' : ' 31, 11-'Q aww 1:11 .wa- -w fi MVN-,4',1f , Y 'JZ 111',. 1 ,X J' A ' ,L ny-,.1 ,L ' 'inn 1 1.5-1: 1 -J A if 4 1 1 11 Kr: ,1 Eff 2 lk, Z? '1 . 313: ,-1.1M-1 :f.111fiEirHL1:1f4zaN111 Buddy Morter H alfback ' 2- 'L--12:5' :l-11-1 ! 3.55.2155 rf, , -2. -.1-- ,W L 1. .... . .1 1 y- , 7?f41, ..v . ',.g:Li3Fi:?- L1.., . M, M .. Y , , ' 1 5. 'mai 1911411 S211 11 11. 5, , ,a.1f-11., 1 .-f11111,2g Tig-' ' '1 1- 1 Jiigmfu 11. 411- Wifi! Qfi.: 155611. '-L .-S. Wiff. , .,z5'f 2rT :'. .1 '. -:l Thu. 1 A , . Joe Richardson EW 37 The highlight of '62 football was . The highlight of this year's football season was the 1962 Homecoming. Ann Moorhead was the queen this year, and she chose John Julius as her escort. Dianne Butler was the senior attendant, and Steve Baldwin was her escort. Dianne Nowalk was the attendant chosen by the juniors. Bill Bamford was her knight in shining armor. Finally Sue Gall represented the sophomores with Steve Chris- man as her escort. All of the courtiers looked lovely that enchanted night. We were all proud to have them representing our school. 58 S .A Watch your step, Annie THE COURT - LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Bamford, Dianne Nowalk, Steve Baldwin, Dianne Butler, John Julius, Queen Ann, Sue Gall, Steve Chrisman. Homecoming Sophomore Attendant Junior Attendant Senior Attendant Suzie Gall Dianne Nowak Dianne Butler Queen Ann Moorhead The cast of Gaslight poses. Gaslight in the fall brightens the gloom Tea is served by maids Nancy and Elizabeth, as Inspector Rough looks on. Later the party ends as jack Manningham ac- cuses his wife, Bella, of being insane. 40 raw? f fr 1 H epfi-23 A The fall play put on by t Thespian Society, was a mel drama. Entitled Gaslig it was the first such play th has been put on at Maum for many years. The leads--Pete Hennessy a Ginny Lyon-were w supported by fellow act Pam Nooney, Terry Austre and Charlotte Brady. Trouble seemed to plague t cast and crew. Stage troub sickness, and other activiti all combined into one b problem. With the aid Mrs. Wenz, adviser, p were learned and Gasligh was presented on Novem 17. Harvest Moon makes Maumee Merry - vt r vl -. d rm I-, mm ls ln, Q n I r .C 'P fi --S34 If rhey'd learn to dress properly maybe they wouldn't be wallflowers. Pu What in the worId's going on! You mn only have three pieces, Bob. Above: Ex-Grad Dave Browning provided beautiful lyric ballads. On November 22, the Y-Teens presented their formal fall dance. The theme was Harvest Moon . Fences and pumpkins dominated the scene. Two beautiful scare crows, with neatly combed hair were the center of attention in the middle of the floor. 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Dianne Greenles -, li - A' Ed Griesinger wif J Bob Griss I 1 Mi Ron Hahn ll PM 1 'll Kathy Harrison i I C Judy Hassen Steve Hegg Us Claudia Heltebrake ,, Noreen Hoy: Richard Hundsrucker . Barb Jacobs Linda Kervin -z-:- X 5 Linda. Kinder Marlana Janis Connie Jenkins Sue Jenssen Howard jones Sue Kardatzke Dan Lechner Sara LeFever Jim Leslie Cliff Lick jim Ligman Georgia Loeb Paul Loo 4 e ,- G ' H.. ,f 'V fa 4 . . :I I I, 'ig , A P., if ,rf ,- i-ft if rf ,K I w if Q e 'a i ff, i QW' J 5 ,x-in QM av .1 if 5 if f 1 1 -ge ag: 2 Q pf I -f rig., X v-- .J ' g 'WN . . 1 4 - 35, , ,. , ,X Z. iw X li: M 'N -' -f . i ' FY? firm X ' .--Qvfnu' 'G' , F. Q V , uu- ' .,'p',,4, 2. ,, fri. fi-i '- ,..-.X of 6874163 Dianne Nowalk, junior attendant at homecoming captivates the crowd. Bob Korek Mike Kosmatka Judy Kucera Bob Kumpe Sondra LaDuke Doug Landies 1.. sL',' L5,'! e , -f ZQT 4 1 If-' A i W' V ,n- J 7 ,.. 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Q. 212,--,ff 4.- P. 1211 If t 'f 1 , 3 fr N 'Sh 'N 9. 4 14 kr . L 151 .4- of . .zcme 5 'il' viii 'li I f ,ff ,I 4, ng 1 1 1 , 1 1 gf, Q sr 'fa 'Wifi' 2 +2 7.45 4- 5- ,XZ-fff ei :1 ff'- rf 0' . .f- ,. XA . 1 0' at 1 3 QT' v ,fsivf 4'-F1 'f ,Q 4, T' 1- fr ff- C9 V 'V ,, . M 1, .,- f- ' ,TA 1 A ta 0 QV . 1 5 J: W la' ik? ' ' 9 f..- 'F' NX? ,1 ff' by 4 l, .., I fn 1,,1 -ikn . -sv ' 'J' John Ludlow Ray Lowry Steve Lyell Nancy Magrum Jim Marazon Pat Marsh Marge Marshall Janet May Leslie McCracken Dave McKenzie Dan McMurry Gary Miller Mike Miller Dianne Mills Ken Morris Bob Nagy Joe Nowrocki Dave Novins Dianne Nowalk Tom Null Carol Oaks Dianne Oberlin Tony Pacirti Bill Pasch George Peterson John Posadny Ted Reed Jim Corron Reev Kay Richardson May Richardson Gail Richason Darrel Roberts Tom Robinson George Rohn Pat Rohs CS M7 pf! Aff I 'Q Ji AKFY if i.-hw 'Q'-ff .11 Randolph Scott Pam Scott Carol Schwandt Dawn Semler Ricky Shadle Richard Shumer Claudia Simmons Homer Simpkins Sran Rudgg ve Ru ygaorothy Ryan Lee Sanzenbacher Terry Schmidt Moe Schultz Gary Schutt Charles Sechler Mary Ann Simpson Janet Sisco Janet Smith Jeanine Snider Barb Soper Dan Sprinski Gretchen Spychalslu John Stahl Sandy Stanbaugh Linda Stevelberg Bob Stone Tom Stoner janet Strayer Kathy Strayer Skip Sullivan Rodney Sutton Dennis Werm Pat Wilbarger Bob Willier Harold Williams Howard Wise Pam Wright Sandy Yonker Pat Ziehr 24+ X 73 Qi.. Ll -'- A W ee sf- ' f X Q, . .iii da Jim Szofer Yvonne Tavtigian Ann Taylor Judy Thompson Margie Thumrn Dick Treesh Leslie Tumblin Barb Underwood Tim Van Horn Sandy Versprille Nicky Vesey Maurice Warnock N . 1f'5mgS' ,iaiaiigl ' 44' ME:-signal 1 I i emi? as i 'Ji '15 'E Lx i ' v-4 5 -GY M ' ' . 1 ' - '1 L. 2'-11 ' :5 Qt, .Ji . ' ' 4',. .-,.',y ,gi W f,: ' m x if N AJ W - E-'PE Q -ff 1 1 if R A 'IH Ex' if EM 5' Mil '. 'A YW' l y .il 113,11 ,Fx-Y -, X1 . iallffliwiiai 'Eli i ' 1, F S . 1- ti ' 1 ,ff '-11. , T5 ,il - PM X r,,s, .Y - Isn't this it, Yvonne? ,. ,- ,N Fa- ' 7, ,,. , T- 7 . ff s V i I. X ,.i iw, ':' ' , .fn 9 Q ..f . v 494 Ju? .- iffy I 1-Q A : My , 'J ' if I ffm - 51 ..- g -iw f- , .1 J. FJ! i,i-1. 47 We're whisked like the wind into winter. if - V. -A Winter is upon us, and snow is in the air already, But, do We let that bother us? No, sir. Winter is the time to participate in many activities. Here we are taking part in a pep rally for our basketball team. Even though we didn't fare too well in basketball this year, most of us trudged through the snow to root for the Panthers. Bowling is a real ball. 3 ., TY. fag af. x I' 1 I n tag. 'a I es. 5. .E, , ' , , . .' V 2 5.55 . . FN J ga 1.11 f i .1 H. .. - FIRST ROW: Tom Gascon, Larry Kanary, Mike Conrat, TWO: Jim Leslie, Moe Shultz, Bill Dunn, John Vea, Jim Tom Robinson, Jerry VanDromme, Ron Willier. ROW Fisher, Terry Eaglin. This year the bowling team finished the season with some admirable statistics. The gold team won fifteen games and lost fifteen, and it placed fourth in a ten team league. The purple team won eighteen games and lost two. They placed third in a ten team league. The purple team also had the third highest three game series with a score of 2811 and had the third highest single game with a 992. Individually, Larry Kanary had the highest three game series in the entire league with 610. Bill Dunn was third with 578 and had the second high single game total with a 230. 49 ROW ONE: Buddy Mottet, Co- Captaing George Peterson, Ben Bennett, Bill Bamfotd, John Juliua, Bob Kumpe. ROW TWO: Jim Cannaly, Jim Cihak, John Baldwin, Marty VanAus- dale, Pete Benschoter, Steve Baldwin, Co-Captaing Terry Schmidt, Bill Gosline, Dave McKenzie. Another basketball game, another OPPONENTS WE THEY Bowling Green 43 34 Anthony Wayne 31 33 Whitrner 5 1 48 Eastwood 41 36 Rogers 3 5 5 5 St. Ma ry's 42 ' 3 2 Sylvania 40 41 Perrysburg 36 63 Port Clinton 29 47 Rossford 4 1 71 Anthony Wayne 44 55 Lake 48 54 Genoa 47 61 Perrysburg 50 5 1 Elmwood 40 63 5 1 65 Ottawa Hills 50 dirty floor! Notice how neat we keep out kneesocks! Get that ROW ONE: Tim Gal- breth, Roger Tappen, Jim Sasse. ROW TWO: Bill Boggs, Jim Gross, Barry McEwen, Tom Sherman, Gregg Anderson, Bill Coburn. ball and g the other way' 3 WU HQ ROW ONE Dan Condron Statistician Bill Steel and Ron Caparo Managers ROW TWO Ronnie Hahn Managerg Charlie Sechler Statistician Bill Geitgy and Mike Kosmatka Manager my L' fl John Baldwin Forward Bill Bamford Forward Our powerful Steve Baldwin Forward Co-Captain 52 Pete Benschorer Center Jim Cannaley Guard Ben Bennett Guard Lead us Jim Cihak Forward Panther lcttcrmcn F d Bill Gosline Forward to Success Dave McKenzie Center Bob Kumpe Guard Terry Schmidt Guard John Julius Guard Buddy Motter Guard Co-Captain fu Marty Van Ausdale 5 Center The winners of the elections for Youth-in-Government Day were, row one: Bill Schaich, Council Memberf Dave Harri- son, Council Memberg Sally Boggs, Council Memberg Mike Nelson, Prerident of the Councilg Sharon Mock, Council Memberf Richard Ryan, Council Membery Nancy Mathias, Council Member. Row Two: Charles Boxell, City Clerkg They'l1 probably Tyra Burgy, Street Commi.f.rioner,' Richard Causer, Fire Cbieff John Julius, Director of Taxntiong Bill Gosline, Mayorg Bob Donnelly, Police Radio Di.rpatclaer,' Gary Simmons, Chief of Policeg Bob Hoag, City Clerk,' Joe Richardson, Building lnrpectorg Peg Conrad, Water Com- mi.rJioner,' Ron Gillen, City Law Director. remember . -ii 1 ,Y I S IW - F QL. The Champion Hi-Y Basketball Team is, tow one: Pete Day, Jim Szofet, Bob Seidman, Bill Bussdiker, Carl Lerch. Row Two: Mr. Wells, Coach, Charlie Sechler, Bill Dunn, Dudley Fleming, Rick Lenhart, Mike Nelson, Pat Bites, Butch These boys were part of the senior LOWFY- bench-installation committee. J X1 'L F 'Q The French and Spanish Clubs join in singing native songs. 1, 4 , R, at i QF . tzt , ill 7,151.1 i Evil W, if 1 y Q' 1 5 'l --, FQ MM L i t ' i - K Q, e' News ng D 1 Pat Hennessy expounds on the customs of the French. The invited faculty partakes of refreshment. Joyeux Noel Everyone! Ar Who cut the peep holes in your blindfold, Mr. Hoyt? The French Club gave its annual Christ- mas Party with its guest, the Spanish Club. There was a program at the beginning of the meeting with members of both clubs explaining the Christmas customs of each land. The Creche and portal scenes of France, and the Spanish American nations were displayed while the Spanish Club also displayed several pinatas. These pinatas were broken during the refreshment period, and there was a mad scramble for the candy that poured forth. Cookies and punch were also served to both the invited faculty guests and the club members. 55 Crimson Christmas is Santa's theme 1 is Queen Dee and King Bido sit in their sleigh. The royal court dances in the middle of the royal ballroom. 56 Couples confer about sneaky ways to get Santa's candy canes. Queen Dianne talks with Sandy Moore and Bob Siedman as knave Joe Richardson stands patiently by. On December 16 the Student Council presented its annual Christmas Prom entitled Crimson Christmas . With the music of the Quiet Tones in the back- ground, the couples danced in the new gymnasium which had been decorated earlier according to the theme. The refreshments were served by student council members and their dates before the royal court was announced. About 10:45 all was quiet as Dan Condron announced the King, Queen, and their court. Sophomore attendants were Suzi Gall and Peaches Caparo. Juniors-Diane Nowak and Bob Kumpe. Seniors-Ann Moorhead and Mike Nelson, and the King and Queen were Bill Gosline and Dianne Butler. After Santa Claus had crowned the reigning monarchs, the five couples danced by the crimson lights. All couples joined in then, most girls minus their shoes, and danced until the cin- derella hour of 12:00. ., 4? Mmm, yummy good 6'- 'sYTu xr 3 151 5 xx :ff Ai. X N QL'-xiii WI 4- 'I 5 N71 L! X QWNPL ' ss -' 'fir N The Mardi Gras was not attended by only the interested students but also by many interested parents. Presenting Queen Leslie Tumblin and King Charlie Sechler. The French Club has made a tradition of presenting an annual Mardi Gras for the club members and their dates. Each year it promises to be a more exciting event than the year previous because of the great variety of costumes displayed. We all hope that the French Club will keep up this distinguishing tradition. Le Meilleur des Mardis Gras 57 ei ff Dangerous Dan and Gary Simmons and Bev Beat reign over the sock dance. Where's Lou? asks Dangerous Dan. -41 Dig that crazy can can' Lou made the boat a show. Matching shirts are the fad at this dance. 58 The cheerleaders are the sponsors of this dance, the theme- Showboat . Since the dance is a sock dance it is appropriate to wear matching shirts - al- though occasionally couples do wear matching socks. During the intermission, the cheerleaders put on a skit featuring Noreen Hoyt as Dangerous Dan Mc- Groo. Everyone really enjoyed the little show- especially the can can, which the varsity cheerleaders did. Get off the floor, Willie. CWhere are your boxing gloves?J They're wrestlers all! ,ci.E'lr! 1 +A:-' - LEFT TO RIGHT : Mr. Robert Morrill, Jim Leslie, Bob McNut, Jack Grahme, Alex Kloshen, John Harbaugh Dudley Fleming, Willie Finical, Capraing Mike Nelson Steve Chrisman, jim Detzer, Ron Hahn, Don Loesch 9 mf Q we Q. ,,..,,..,,. f- ,f ag PIO SITITNG: Bill Chambers, Jack Woehrle, Ray Klempner Earl Richason, John Coburn, Marry Ream, Ray Burgy Richard McNut, Lee Sanzenbacher, Pat Comer Richard Schaper. .. .gmiii-..... Q, Uh - who's winning? We of the 'bench society n :ff H - 'migg H' . 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I , if 5 M 1 H :qw l 'ali NM i fi, H Mg ik ,kg x 62 This year the student council has en- larged its bookstore, supplying such items as the usual paper, pens, and erasers, as well as interesting and educational paper- backed-books. Our Student Council- the leaders fm 4' Z x was .af -we 91 'x FIRST TABLE: Janet Vamos, Terry Schmidt, Gregg Anderson, Bill Bamford, Reg jackson, Benny Bennett, Jim Cannaley. SECOND TABLE: Mr. Schmidt, Ray Lowry, Mike Contat, Gary Janet Vamos, Secretary' Peg Conrad, Preridentf Dan Condron, Vice-Presb dentf Bill Gosline, T-reamrer. X who represent our Student Body. 4 I FW WRX!! fr! .., Bill Gosline receives an award at the Student Council sponsored Football Banquet. The Student Council performs many duties in the course of the year, but its main concern is to voice the opin- ions of the student body to the faculty and administration. This year, for the first time in its history, the Student Council held two open meetings. Both were interesting and informative, and gave the student body the opportunity to see how the Student Council-as an organization-operates. Peg has done a terrific job in representing us. We all hope that the Student Council will be as efficient in future years. - 63 E.. ROW ONE: Noreen Hoyt, Sergeant-at-Armrf Nancy Mathias, Sergeamt-at-Armrf Lynn Conrad, Trearurerg Sally Boggs, Presi- dentgl Terry Dussel, Vice-Preridenty Carol Macksey, Secretaryf Glfllll I-YOU, Chdpldifl- ROW TWO: Hannah Herbert, Trearr- 4,-f.-a r-5,7 urerf Pat Bender, Chaplain, Malinda France, Service Chairman: Julie Greenlese, Vzce-Pre.rzd'erzt,' Karen Davenport, S eruice Cbazrmanp Sue Frankforther, Secretary, Kay Moore, President. Y-Teens a branch of the YWCA i I S ROW ONE: Sally Boggs, Carol Macksey, Lynn Conrad, Terry Dussel, Noreen Hoyt, Jeremy Hewes, Ginni Lyon, Nancy Mathias. ROW TWO: Sue Waxler, Gail Richardson, Karen Green, Dawn Semler, Pat Bottles, Betty Ball, Joanne Warren, Ann Moorhead, Ellen Kaiser, Kendra Flynn, Linda Kervin, Connie Jenkins, Pat Marsh. ROW THREE: Margie Thumm, Pam Scott, Sara LeFevre, Judy 'I'hompson, Leslie Tumblin, Ann Taylor, Nancy Baldwin, Verdella Blank, Diane Smith, Cheryl Beard, Vicki Dardenne, Kathy Magrum, Mary Keitel, Marilyn Elder, Carolyn Blakeman, Martha Poling, Barb Lenz. ROW FOUR: Susan Hochrstetler, Diane Schroder, Carol Cooke, Carol Schwandr, Dorothy Ryan, Mary Morris, Karen Schaefer, Julie Schafer, Sandy Purdy, Cherie Kaiser, Sharon Hendrix, Barb Lutz, Nan Martin, Kay Powell, Jayne White, Sue Spurgeon, Julie Terry, Sue Butler, Marilyn Riseley. ROW FIVE: Sandy Toth, Karen Gill, Alvaleen Ford, Pat Bender, Nancy Dill, Sue Adams, Marilyn Youngman, Jeanne Howard, 6, which includes ie' 'I Q f-li ,ee Nancy Bonner, Dianne Nowak, Sue Jenssen, Malinda France, Janet Bobel, Sue Kardatzke, Cheryl Cumbow, Corky Fleming, Charlotte Brady, Hannah Herbert, Connie Stone, Kay Moore, Marilyn Ulrich, Sue Penn. ROW SIX: Julie Greenlese, Margret Tippinm, Judy Larnbilotte, Sandy LaDuke, Lois Hare, Sandy Reeves, Linda Stevelberg, Nancy Magrum, Sandy Yonker, Marlana Janis, Janet Sisco, Yvonne Tavtigan, Barb Bender, Carol Carnicom, Georgea Loebrich, Barb Undersood, Judy Friedland, Mrs. Schlievert, Linda Colvin, Jane Cox, Pat Prisby. ROW SEVEN: Jane Gowdy, Sandy Versprille, Dorothy Byzynski, Diana Beckner, Sandy Smith, Lori Thomas, Dianne Butler, Sandy Moore, Janet Vamos, Sharon Mock, Connie Elmer, Shirley Meyers, Pat Joseph, Bev Beat, Part Dinkens. ROW EIGHT: Thelma Mortinson, Nancy Simmons, Sharon Kampher, Jamie Gordon, Linda Heath, Gale Burns, Sylvia Ladd, Chris Fulkert, Sue Gall, Betty HUPP, Claudia Heltebrake, Kathy Harrison, Vicki Dumit, Jan Gustafson, Jeannine Snyder. our interested girls ONE: Mr. McDaniels, Jack Woehrle, Mike Fisher, Mike Baumhower, w TWO: Charles Boaaell, Donnelly, Dave Harrison, y, Dudley Fleming, Pete THREE: Bill Bussdicker abon, Howard jones, Ron Pete Hennessy, Carl Lerch, Sonny Nelson, Len Cimney, Mike Contat, jim Zeitler, Bill Boggs, Mr. Wells. Boxell, Bob Hoag, Richard Lenhart, Jerry Richardson, Bill Gosline, Tom Day, Bob Seidman, Jack Grohne. , jim Detzer, Lee Sanzenbacher, Lynn Hahn, Dick Treesh, Tom Robinson, Van Horn, David Birthelmer, Doug Ammon, jim Silverwood, Dx Terry Lanker, Bob Emans, Bob Potter, Terry Schmidt, Bill Bamford, Jim Cihak. ROW FOUR: Gary Buffington, Wade Gainer, Larry Aiken, Curtis Marshall, Gary Simmons, Tom Gascon, Bill Dunn, Dave MBKenzie, Charles Sechler, Ray Lowry, Bob Stone, Steve Hegg, Jim Szofer, Stan Rudy, Alan Fellhauer, Maurice Warnock, Jim Cannaley. ROW FIVE: Pat Bires, G. F. Galnn, Bill Chambers, joe Richardson, Norm Burnett, Don Loesch, Bob Willier, Rodney Sutton, Bob Nagy, John Flory, Vic Joseph, Bob McNutt, Mike Teadt, Charles Dorn, Reg Jackson, Earl Richason, jim Ligman. Hi-Y is a club that gives . A ,..f, The Hi-Y, a division of the , IC. A., gives 'all boys in senior high school the 'fel opportunity to participate in pigjfg 7 a variety of activities. - This year our Hi-Y basketball team walked away with the Toledo area Hi-Y basketball championship. This is the first time it has been accom- plished by Maumee, and we are all quite proud of 0111 boys. This organization also en- deavors to promote better C h r i s t i a n relationships among its members. 2531. rgffawwa- OFFICERS - Pete Day, Chaplainf Bob Donnelly, Treasurer.: Tom Brady, Vice-Pre.r12lent,' Bill Gosline, Prexzkientf Dudley Fleming, Secretary, Dave Harrison, Membefrhipf jerry Richardson, Progmrh. boys incentive in their daily lives 65 ' M P1 -QMMMQ ' Q nw - M, W. , ,,n.--,1a- ftteeaii- am? W :::w::5am-- -.-it H, X, .. lla: iam, ' A ax lb Y X 1 S .T- OFFICERS - Pete Day, Trea.vurer,' Tom Brady, Preridenty Ann Moorhead, Secretaryg Dave Harrison, Vice-Prerident. Valentines Day was the date Honor Society induction this year. Mr. Ralph Boggs, father of one of the members of the Society spoke on the occasion, following an official Welcome by our principal, Mr. Herbert. The Honorable Honored of Maumee High ROW ONE: Ron Gillen, Rick Lenhart, Ann Moorhead, Bill Gosline, Sally Boggs, Bill Schaich, Mike Nelson, Pam Nooney, Gary Simmons, Jack Graham, Dave Harrison, Pete Day, Charles Drummond, Norreen Hoyt, jeremy Hewes, Terry Schmidt, Rolf, Brinkman, Cliff Lick, Marshall Otwell, john Harbaugh, Judy Thompson, Tom Brady. ROW TWO: Gale Arnsman, Lynne Davies, Carolyn Schell, Carol Macksey, Lynne Conrad, Dave Rudd, Sue Butler, Mr. Schmidt, Paul Loo, Janet Strayer, Kathy Harrison, Charlie Sechler, jim Szofer, Kathy Corl, Pete Hen- nessy, Buzz Boxell, jerry Richardson, John Shultz. 66 .3 eg We celebrated Valentine's Day properly this year? .,., w of Mr. Granger. ROW ONE: Jack Bernard, Terry Austrew, Marshall Otwell, Pete Hennessy. ROW TWO: Connie Stone, Marianne Keitel, Connie jenkins, Pat Marsh, Pam Nooney, Nancy Bonner, Charlotte Brady, janet Vamos, Colleen Smith, Thelma Morten- son, Dianne Butler, Vicki Dardenne. ROW THREE: jane Gowdy, jan Cihak, Dianne Nowak, Sharon Hendrix, Jeremy I-fewes, Ginni Lyon, Ellen Kaiser. The Thespian and Drama Clubs, under the new auspice of Mr. Granger provided us with a variety of new plays this year. The fall play was a mystery and the spring play was a series of one acts. The setting of the Spring play was also new. The cafeteria was used in place of the auditorium which we don't have I ROW ONE Charlotte Brady Ellen Kaiser Pat Marsh Bernard Marshall Otwell, Jeremy Hewes, Pam Nooney. Connie jenkins Terry Austrew ROW TWO jack ON STAGE Mr Granger, Ginni Lyon, Pete Hennessy. 67 ROW ONE: Sue Butler, Bob Stone, Richard Lenhart, Larry Huber, John Baldwin, John Harbaugh, Rolf Brinkman, Jack Graham, Mike Flack, Jim Robbins, Jeremy Hewes. ROW TWO: Marrianne Keitel, Dianne Smith, Joanne Warren, Charlie Sechler, Carolyn Blakeman, Pete Hennessy, Martha Poling, Carol Cottrel, Jim Szofer, Betty Ball, Tom Brady, Connie Elmer, Marilyn Elder. ROW THREE: Mrs. Rohrer, Yvonne Tavtigan, Marilyn Riseley, Pat Joseph, Terry Dussel, Noreen Hoyt, Sara LeFevre, Ann Taylor, Leslie Tumblin, Judy Thompson, Janet Strayer, Cheryl Beard, Bob Whitmer, XHve la ... ,gi 'fl' ,. aft.-513' wire: 4'1.2Gl'itz Q., I-E umm nmuu ,digg FRANCDI5 -:E T7 S A G' A he P' ' vm W tal BANA mi -- nz .3 .,., fl EKEHWU Vickie Daredenne, Hannah Herbert. Leslie McCracken, Ellen Kaiser, Jayne White, Dianne Schroeder. Dianne Oberlin, Charlotte Brady. ROW FOUR: Dawn Semler, Sue Frank- forther, Pat Marsh, Colleen Smith. Mary Jane Wilson, Ann Moorhead, Nancy Baldwin, Verdella Blank, Dianne Nowak, Pam Nooney, Corky Fleming, Kathy Cotl, Sandy Pratt, Terry Lanker, Reg Jackson, Gregg Anderson. Kathy Harrison, Malinda France, Lynne Davies, Julie Terry, Sue 'Kaiser, Marlana Janis, Karen Green, Barb Turner, Jeanne McBride, Judy Friedland, Terry Newberry. France! 1 is ia W France! OFFICERS - Jim Szofer, Treatrurerg Kathy Corl, Vice-Preridentf Pete Hennessy, Preridentg Martha Poling, Secretary. Bonjour, me: limit, is the customary greeting of the president of the French Club to its members. And with this greeting the club has started many a meeting that has led to more and more accomplishments. This year the club had many guest speakers. Among these speakers were Miss Klopping and Mrs. Janis - both told of their trips abroad. Not only has the French Club promoted academic interests as the ones just mentioned, but it has also livened up many a day by put ting on the traditional Mardi Gras Dance. In short, We ate all glad to have such an active club among our extra curricular activities. Vive la i r .u IF I fi--f 'M-'Jax . f at ..s f' 5-fa as-, -4-.-A Mr. Beeber. ROW ONE: Ginni Lyon, Jon Schultz, Carol Cooke, Carol Carnicom, Georgia Ioebtich, Pam Scott, Nancy Bonner, Jane Cox, Dianne Butler, Lori Thomas. ROW TWO: Nancy Mathias, Sandy Versprille, jan Cihak, Claudia Kanary, Dave Klcdzik, Joe Bilmaier. ROW THREE: Bill VanderHooven, Paul Loo, Roger Tappen, Dan Lilley, Chester Holden, Stan Rucley, Gary Miller, Maurice Warnock, Mike Smith, Hal Parmenter, Bob Potter. Heltebrake, Ruth Ann Shuler, Connie Stone, Jack Grohe, Larry Does the rain in Spain stay mostly on the plain? Qhv OFFICERS - Ginny Lyon, Secretaryg Hal Pat- menter, T reamrery Paul Loo, Preridentj Nancy Mathias, Vice-President. The Spanish Club is an organization much like the French Club. Its purpose is to promote interest to the already interesting Spanish classes, and to highlight the students knowledge of Spanish culture. Among the many things in which the Spanish Club participates is the annual Christmas Patty held jointly with the French Club. Guest speakers have enlivened and enriched the student's knowledge of Spain also. It is the hope that this fairly new organization will continue to grow and develop into an even more worth while club than it already is. Santa's socks are slipping-but he's not! i 69 1 X ,,v,, ll W f Q Pam Nooney, Editor-im Chief, rests in a moment of exhaustion. 70 ..,iA'rs.-+A..-6 Linda Lovejoy, Business Editorg Cheryl Cumbow, Assistant Editorg Ginni Lyon, Copy Editorg Ann Moorhead, Art Editorg Nancy Mathias, Assistant Copy Editorg Pam N o o n e y , Editor-in-Chiefg Kathy Corl, Assistant Editor. It is the job of these people The Reflector staffs worked both together and sep- arately to form the nucleus of the year-book, They also established a new tradition with the Reflector Hop which was given in March with disc jockey Bob Parkinson from W.T.O.D. playing the records. BUSINESS STAFF - STANDING: Ruthann SITTING: Margie Thumm, Shuler, Nancy Bonner, Susie Linda Lovejoy, Editorg Cheryl Kwiatkowski, Carol Garvin. Cumbow, Assistant E d i t o r . M I u-4 'U'- E- 'XNIN cord the 154+- ...,-an ART STAFF - Kathy Strayer and Ann Moorhead memories of the past year S81 Xin?-' J 'N iii S Sf I, Ui..-f f Wg 154 W 4 f COPY STAFF -- SEATED: Nancy Mathias, Assistant Edirorg Ginni Lyon, Editorg Nancy Martin. STANDING: Chris Fnlkert and Pat Kasap. Karen ROW denne, Sandy Stamhaugh, Nancy Dill, Sue Jenssen. i ROW ONE: Terry Dussel, Linda Colvin, Davenport, Carol Carnicom, Editor. TWO: Karen French, Vicki Dar- ART STAFF-Chris Fulkert, Karen Hjortsberg, Sharon Hendrix, Editor, Lynne Davies, Sharon Mock. The Static, our school newspaper, is the pulse of school news. It always creates a furor among the students when it appears, because, as we all 'know, it is a joy to see our own names in print. Ellen has done a wonderful job this year, as have all the past ed- itors. We hope the Static .will con- tinue for ever in the future. 72 6. Our Static makes static amo x? Z EXECUTIVE STAFF-ROW ONE: Carol Carnicorn, Feature Ed- itor,' Ellen Kaiser, Editor-in-cbiefg Dawn Semler, Exchange Editor. ROW TWO: Sharon Hendrix, Art Editor, Judy Thompson, Sport: Editor, Pam Scott, News Editor. 4 SPORTS STAFF -Lois Hare, Gary Brackett, Judy Thompson, Editorg Sara LeFevre, Cheryl Beard, Reg jackson, Sandy Smith. students. 5 'll'!l!???7 ge T-52:53, I x . A' TYPISTS-Sandy Moore, Dawn Clap- saddle, Jane Randall, Ginger Ryan, Carol Garvin, Lynn Bowles, Evelyn Ogdahl. ,-.w' ! ' VV, .. -,J im, Q N, EXCHANGE STAFF - Verdella li Blank, Sue Penn, Dawn Semler, Shirley Meyers. wr Ea C 1 fe' NEWS STAFF-ROW ONE: Connie Zielinski, Sue Kaiser, Betty Hupp, Pat White, Sylvia Ladd. ROW TWO: Sue Spurgeon, Mary Lou Washington, Pam Scott, Editorg1Kay Moore, Sue Adams, Giimi Lyongpaf Prisby. x.. ' 73 Give three cheers for the -f ' v ee1eeee 1e 1 Dave McKenzie, Bill Bamforcl, john Bires, Tom Gascon, Lynn Cassabon, Mike Kosmatka, Bob Stone, John Donald- Bob Hoag, Larry Kanary, Bill Dunn, Mike Contat, Bill son. ROW THREE: Tom Null, Dave Kledzik, Sonny Chambers, Dick McPeek, Mike Baumhower. ROW TWO: Lanker, Edd Teal, joe Richardson, Steve Baldwin, Richard Richard Causer, Willy Finical, Ed Brainard, Darrel Roberts, Lenhart, Jim Fisher, jack Grohne. Varsity Club! OFFICERS - Bob Donnelly, Trearurerg Tom Brady, Secretary. SEATED: Bill Gosline, President, Gary Simmons, Vice-President. n V 2 74 The Varsity Club is made up of the boys who represent our sports elite. We're real proud of these letter- men, and we hope that Maumee will continue ro produce such well- rounded boys. G.A.A. is an organization-as president Jeremy Hewes says, that improves co- ordination and builds'muscles. In other words, G.A.A., otherwise known as the Girls' Athletic Association, is made up of a group of girls who get together because they like to participate in sports. The sports in which they indulge are volleyball, basketball, softball, bowling, archery, and badminton. All are lots of fun--even though they don't help co- ordination as much as we'd like to think. . v Xf. OFFICERS-ROW ONE: Carolyn Schell, Trearuren' Jeremy Hewes, Preridentg Dawn Semler, Vice-Pre.tident,' Karen Green, Secretary. ROW TWO: Sue Frankforther, Pam Scott, Sue Penn, Jeanne McBride, Carol Carnicom, Leslie Tumblin. G.A.A. for the sports-minded girl. ROW ONE: Chris Fulkert, Karen Davenport, Barb Lutz, Nancy Martin, Kay Powell, Barb Holden, Ellen DeMars, Cheryl Beard, Connie Elmer, Nancy Baldwin, Verdella Blank, Colleen Fleming, Sue Penn, Judy Ream, Jeremy Hewes. ROW TWO: Ginni Lyon, Vicky Dumit, Karen French, Carol Geiger, Sharon Kampher, Lois Hare, Barb Turner, Judy Iambillotte, Sue Kaiser, Connie Zeilinski, Sue Gall, Betty Hupp, Lynn Arnsman, Barb Jacobs, Linda Colvin, Jane Cox, Linda Heath. ROW THREE: Pam Nooney, Jeanine Snider, Valerie Nailer, Janet Glace, Sandy Stambaugh, Judy Perz, Ruth Griesinger, Velma Mortenson, Pat Dinkens, Mary Bauman, Ruth Ann Shuler, Sharon Hendrix, Sue Jenssen, Dianne Nowak, Connie Stone, Hannah Herbert, Charlotte Brady, Sue Ann Waxler. ROW FOUR: Irene Smith, Karen Gill, Carol Cottrel, Judy Thompson, Gail Richason, Sandy Younker, Janet Strayer, Malinda France, Kathy Harrison, Sue Caley, Sue Kwiatkowski, Annette Fleischrnan, Marilyn Elder, Carolyn Blakeman, Kay Moore, Marilyn Ulrich, Sue Adams, Pat Bender, Nancy Dill, Sylvia Iadd. ROW FIVE: Dianne Butler, Sue Butler, Lynne Conrad, Carol Macksey, Sandy Moore, Ellen Kaiser, Shirley Meyers, Sue Spurgeon, Julie Terry, Bev Beat, Pat Joseph, Sandy Purdy, Cherie Kaiser, Carolyn Schell, Victory Seymour, Tyra Burgy, Kathy Gill, Barb Soper, Dianne Snyder, Julie Schafer, Karen Schaefer, Nancy Simmons. ROW SIX: Noreen Hoyt, Nancy Mathias, Ann Moorhead, Pat White, Dianne Smith, Diane Capero, Sue Frankforther, Marilyn Riseley, Jean McBride, Martha Poling, Betty Ball, Barb Allee, Roena Clapp, Diane Green- lese, Pat Dorn, Kay Richardson, Linda Kinder, May Rich- ardson, Sandy Fannon. ROW SEVEN: Yvonne Tavtigian, Margie Thumm, Georgia Loebrich, Kathy Magrurn, Vicki Dardenne, Carol Schwandt, Sandy Versprille, Dawn Semler, Miss Dinkle, Barb Bender, Jane Gowdy, Sue Kardatzke, Sara LeFevre, Pam Scott, Dorothy Ryan, Sandy Smith, Margaret Tippin, Diane Shroeder, Pat Prisby. ROW EIGHT: Jan Cihak, Twila Olsen, Evelyn Hayes, Sandra Toth, Judy Friedland, Barb Underwood, Janet Bobel, Karen Green, Leslie Tumblin, Nancy Bonner, Terry Dussel, Carol Carnicom, Dorothy Bycznski, Mary Washington, Sandy Stamm, Mary Keitel, Pat Bottles, Gail Burns, Julie Greenlese. M 3512.5 -' Math Club - a club for squares? . 1 Eg in l FIJI Mg i'1MEE mon sc:-root l' ' I V-V-g...,...,s,,-. -- -HRK , . Xt, H., OFFICERS - John I-Iarbaugh, Vice-Preridentf Jon Shultz, Secretary,- Bob Hoag, Trearurerg Buzz Boxell, Preridenl, Mr. Jordan honors jim Fisher and Dave Rudd for their outstanding performance in mathematics. Many interesting programs were presented in the past year. There were several guest speakers. Each brought with him a more vivid realization of how chal- lenging and exciting math can be. Under the leadership of Mr. Jordan, Mr. Warnsley, and Mr. Wells, the Math Club has promoted interest and grown in size. ROW ONE: John Baldwin, Pat Bires, Tim Van Horn, Charles Allen, Maurice Warnock, Cliff Lick, Don Bowles, Gerry Gillen, David Rud, jack Graham, Bill Chambers, John Harbaugh, Jim Cannaley, Bob Stone, Steve Lyell. ROW TWO: Mr. jordan, Mr. Wamsley, G. F. Glann, Tom Gascon,'Buddy Motter, Mike Contat, Pam Scott, Sara LeFevre, Margie Thumm, Judy Thompson, Barb Bender, Cheryl Beard, Dianne Smith, Pat Prisby, Jane Gowdy, Kathy Corl, Diane Shroeder, Karen Gill. ROW THREE: Ron Gillen, Roy Kalmbacher, Bob Seidman, jerry Richard- son, Bob Donnelly, julie Terry, Sue Spurgeon, Cherie Kaiser, Gale Arnsman, Sue jenssen, Mike Nelson, Bob Hoag, Mike Hertzfeld, Larry Aiken, Lori Thomas, Jack Woehrle, Richard Lenhart, Dudley Fleming, Pete Day, Alvaleen Ford, Irene Smith, Margaret Tippen. ROW FOUR: Mr. Wells, Moe Shultz, Terry Schmidt, Ben Bennett, Dave Harrison, Tom Brady, Rick Carter, Jim Szofer, Steve Hegg, Ellen Kaiser, Carolyn Schell, Dudley Fleming, Jim Fisher, Carl Lerch, Chris Fulkert, Sue Gall, Connie Elmer, Rex Finch, Ray Burgy, Hal Parmenter, Jim Sasse, john Ketzer, Rodney Sutton, Bob Willier, Dave Kledzik. Mike Teadt. Ion Shultz. ,lim Silverwood, Jim Yant. ROW FIVE: Charles Boxell. Charles Sechler, Dave McKenzie, Norm Burnett, Steve Baldwin, Joe Richardson, Reg Jackson. Jim Cihak, Bill Bamford, Bob Shuler. Bob Nagy, Rick Shadle, Linda Colvin, Betty Ball, Janet Bobel, Betty Breay, Sue Kaiser, Velma Mortenson, jim Robbins, Doug Ammon. iF! Who knows, these people may be the scientists of tomorrow. We at Maumee hope that someday we can make some contribution through one of these young prospects to the world of modern science. Mr. Repp, the advisor hopes so, and so does Charles Drummond, the president. l Dave Harrison, Vice-Pre.fide1zt,' Alvaleen Ford, Secfetaryg Rick Lenhart, Treas- urerg Charles Drummond, Pfrerident. I ,' H Meet the Science Club. -55353435 5:31351 - , 'fry :gang ' Life: ' Jes- ' fr-V? ff r - we W H ff , 'Jf7gQgfa.?1e.1 f SEATED: Betty Ball, Velma Mortenson, Roy Kalmbacher, STANDING: Charles Drummond, Yvonne Tavtigian, Cherie Kaiser, Mr. Repp, Bill Bamford, Charles Boxell, Margie Thumm, Alvaleen Ford, Jeanne Hhoward, Betty Ron Gillen, Dave Harrison, Richard Lenhart, Steve Hegg. Breay, Dawn Semler. 77 ROW ONE: Alice Griesinger, Pat Measley, Sandy LaDuke, Vicki Dardenne, Carolyn Schell, Dennis Wertz, Randy Zimmerman, Mel Jacobs, Pat Kasap. ROW TWO: Mari Sechler, Sandy Stamm, Irene Smith, Leonard Wise, Ed Griesinger, Mike Teadt, Peggy Perrin, Mike Aman. ROW THREE: Lori Thomas, Terry Newberry, Ruth Griesinger, Linda Spreng, Nancy Magtum, Verdella Blank, Jack Bernard, Dick McPeek, Kay Powell, Alvaleen Ford. ROW FOUR: Mr. Morin, Jan Gustafsen, Barb Jacobs, Lynn Arnsman, Colleen Smith, Jerry Richardson, Bob Lawless, Jeannine Snyder, Nan Martin, Barb Holden. OFFICERS - Nan Martin, Secretary: Kay Powell, Preridemg' Jerry Richardson, Vine-Preiidentg Dick McPeek, Treasurer. 2 Music is their hobby LEFT TO RIGHT: Jan Gustafsen, Velma Mortenson, Carol I.aDuke, Cindy Woody Dianne Smith Kathy Harrison Oaks, Evelyn Ogdahl, Maxine King, Janet Strayer, Pat Joyce H0ffmaU, MHFY Washington Maf1lYf1 Youngmafl Dorn, Dodie Shuster, Sue Waxler, Diane Oberlin, Pat Rllfhaflfl Shlllff- 78 Majorettes Carol Cottrel, Sandy Moore, Sue Caley, and Sue Spurgeon make a pretty pose. ROW ONE: Sandy Moore, Pat Dinkens, Sue Spurgeon, Dave Harrison, Carol Cottrel, Sue Caley. ROW TWO: Karen Schaefer, Sandy Pratt, Gale Arnsman, Shrimp Roberts, Georgia Loebrich, Jim Sasse, Jim Silverwood, Cheryl Beard, Bill Norton, Terry Haney, Sue Kardatzke, Judy Lambillotte. ROW THREE: Dawn Semler, Karen Green, janet Bonbel, Sue Butler, Mary Morris, Pat Bender, Kay Moore, Leslie McCracken, Dan Lilley, Ray Burgy, Lois Hare. ROW FOUR: Bob Shuler, Diane Shroeder, Jeff Bryant, Pam Scott, Maurice War- nock, Charles Lick, jane Gowdy, Nancy Hochstettler, Rick Shadle, Charlotte Brady, Phyllis Wright. ROW FIVE: Ann Taylor, Leonard Wise, Gary Buffington, Dave Boost, Scott Patterson, Rodney Sutton, Mike Flack, Doug Ammon, Wade Gainer, Hannah Herbert, Tyra Burgy. ROW SIX: Carol Garvin, Karen Gill, Jane Cox, Kathy Gill, Jerry Nowak, jim Szofer, Leslie Tumblin, Marilyn Riseley. ROW SEVEN: Joyce Hoffman, Mr. Keiger, Mike Pratt, Don Loesch, Mr. Waters, Dianne Smith. ROW EIGHT: Carol Schwandt, G. F. Glann, Sue Frankforther, Charles Drummond, Steve Tatro, Charles Eddy, Barb Bender, Gene Parker. 1 and 2 and 3 and - Letls March! , ,.,,,,,, . . ' :V 4 :I . : E, li f- gui is , -. ' -as -. LL' V ' ,,,,,, . Wi U fix? V i Y :L 11 , W- I U :few dargfx V xv-f Under the direction of Mr. Keiger and Mr. Waters, the Maumee High School Band has become one of the best bands in the area. During football season the band performs in the half- time entertaining the fans with vari- ous precision drills, After football season ends, the band turns classical and puts on concerts throughout the rest of the year. r r .,..as--1' -. Wow, look at that pyramid! Presenting drum ma Jor, Dave Harrison' r-egg J. Y! L.. v ww.. - ' l s OFFICERS - Terry Austrew, Trearurerf Sue Caley, Historiang Georgia Loebrich, Secretaryg Carol Carnicom, Preridemg Sandy Moore, Vice'PreJident. To be a teacher-that's their goal. Future Teachers of Americ is the real name of this organi zation. Its purpose is to giv the students who think tha they are interested in teachin as a career an opportunity t become acquainted with th teaching profession and' wha it envolves. Mr. Wamsley, th sponsor, and the officers o the club have provided an ex trem ely interesting progra throughout the year. We hop this club will keep up the g work and continue to interes students in teaching as a pro fession. RL '41, L, . I 1 . M swseszifftf- ri - - A ,, 2, ,'f,1gQg,'r:' , W ROW ONE: Carol Schwandt, Sandy Moore, Jayne White, Janet Vamos, Karen Green, Janet Strayer, Terry Austrew, Mr. Wamsley, Carol Carnicom, Nan Martin, Kay Powell, Sue Caley, Ruth Ann Shuler, Velma Mortenson, Irene Smith, Carol Cottrel. ROW 80 ' JS' 4 . TWO: Diane Schroder, Marilyn Elder, Jane Cox, Cheryl Beard, Ann Taylor, Terry Dussel, Paul Loo, Sue jenssen, Jon Shultz, Georgia Loebrich, Dianne Butler, Suzi Gall. The Librarians and the visual aids The librarians are the people to whom we go when We need help finding books. They are always there when we need them, and are always willing to help us. Under the guidance of Mrs. Whitehead, these people have made the library function very effici- ently, and we are extremely grateful to them. Librarians Pat Dorn, Ann Rudey, Bill Vander Hooven, Barb Marazon, Marilyn Elder, joan Madrzykowski, Pat Bottles, Rex Finch, Terry Austrew, Julie Greenlese examine the materials of their work. help us to supplement our studies. .nso VISUAL AIDS-ROW ONE: Sonny Lanker, Don Bowles, Carol Withers, Ann Beckwith, jim Ligman. Norm Burnett. ROW TWO: Terry Beebe, Moe Shultz, Dick Treesh, Karl Lerch, Jim Detzer. ROW THREE: Mr. McDaniels, Alan Fellhauer, Rolf Brinkman, Lynn Cassabon, Skip Sullivan, Charlie Allen. The visual aids keep us well informed with movies which are available to the various classes. These people are, as are the librarians, always ready to help us learn as much as we can about the world around us. With Mr. McDaniels as the advisor, the v i s u al aids have very ef- ficiently made this group a necessity in our daily school lives. 81 They scream and yell- they're the VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Margy Thumm, Sara LeFever, Terry Dussel, Kathy Strayer, Sue Jenssen, Peg Conrad, Kathy Corl. M. H. S. Cheerleaders L RESERVE CHEERLEADERS - ROW ONE: Connie Elmer, Sue Gall, Martha Poling, Sue Penn. ROW TWO: Betty Hupp, Cheryl Beard. The varsity and reserve cheerleaders are the people who voice the spirit of our school. These girls, all decked out in their gay colored purple and gold uniforms, really help encourage the boys onto victory. During football season, they bundle up in their not so warm sweaters and skirts, and draw the shouts from the crowd with their energetic cheers. During basketball season, they keep the roar up to a deafen- ing pitch so that the other teams canit even score -sometimes. Y ',Px We Get that ball and let's go the other Way. D ltm i , 6- ,Q .f 'Te Hail to thee, of Maugfiihlgh School . . .' X. . -Q, OFFICERS - Evelyn Ogdahl, Ellen DeMars, Connie Pauken, Ginger Ryan. ROW ONE: Sue Kwiatlcowski, Sandy Younker, Jane Randall, Dawn Clapsaddle, Sandy Moore, Ellen DeMars, Sue Caley, Shirley Mayers. ROW TWO: Lynn Bowles, Sharon Mock. Judy Perz, Carol Garvin, Sandy I.aDuke, Ruthann Shuler, Barb Jacobs, Connie Pauken, janet Vamos, Barb Lutz. ONE Wayne Pltzen Charles lack Graham Bob Stone TWO. jnm Szofer Paul Hoff Mr. Granger Mr. Repp Joe Bill- Bill Bennett. A --w 1471, -J fx M1 Mike Miller, Bob Stone, .lack Graham, Charles Drommoncl. 83 The senior volleyball winners yi ROW ONE: jeremy Hewes, John Robbins, Marty VanAusclale, Fritz Humm. ROW TWO: Ellen Kaiser, Buzz Boxell, Edd Teal, Vicki Seymour. and the junior intramural victors. wg 1 3? if in V :M,.- e 955 , aw w 5: lege' H ,,,Hs1-,g, r lg 5 nm Mike Aman, Bob Stone, Lynn Cassabon, Jim Szofer, Dick Hunsrucker, Captain, Ray Lowry. Q- 1,2511 Sports Liven Up Our Spring It was an effort, but we made it Reuben, Reuben, I've Been thinkin' with a sucker in my mouth? and Stahl is the winner! Track - a test 86 Once again . . . with feeling! On your mark, get set, go! of one's endurance. CG v ,, 4 in-1' 'tee' 'Y A-- M- A h. ,.r,....,,..,, . ,,,, . H., ,, , . N W, N, , ROW ONE: john Harbaugh, John Vea, Mike Nelson, Carl Lerch, Tom Brady, Dudley Fleming, Sonny Lanker, Mike I-Iertzfeld, Bob Donnelly. ROW TWO: Ray Burgy, Don Lohman, Dave Kledzic, Paul Loo, Jack Woehrle, Al Shook, jon Shultz, Pete Day, Dave Harrison. ROW THREE: Pat Corner, Jim Null, Marty Ream, Lynn Cassabon, Randy Scott, john Stahl, Mike Donohue, Charlie Sechler, Bill Boggs, Gregg Anderson, Mike Teadt. ROW FOUR: Mike Flack, jim Selke, Len George, Tom Null, Maurice Warnock, Terry Jones, Jim Bowers, Rollie Seipel, Bob Emans, Fred Edgington, Bill Butler. ROW FIVE: John Baldwin, Carl Harding, Bill Schaich, Charles Dorn, Barry McEwen, John Donaldson, Ed Griesinger. OPPONENT- WE THEY NEW SCHOOL RECORDS Eastwood 104 14 Bill Schaich Discus A. W. and Rossford 82W 58, 27M Bill Schaich Shot Put Bowling Green 84 32 Mike Nelson Pole Vault Whitmer and Bedford 44 61, 43 Sonny Lanker 180 yard low hurdles Perrysburg 96 22 Lake 89 29 Bob Emans Fremont Ross 87 31 -Randolph Scott Mike Donohue 880 yard Relay john Stahl John Stahl Mike Donohue , Gregg Anderson Mile Relay Lynn Cassabon 154 6 47 11 87 Maumee Senior High is f , , Y-+L: d, - -, 1. . te ' ' ' . ' L V , ,I-.:1.1..-V , Y x . , ' 5-'M' 427- ' -ff .' L'7'5'f S-'-A 'V' ff. vin., K .K , . '4 ' E457 -A - f W f -- ROW ONE: Bill Bussdeicker, Roger Tappen, Mr. Moebus Shrimp Roberts, Benny Bennett. ROW TWO: Ray Lowry, Mike Baumhauer, Buddy Motter, Bob Hoag, Mike Conrat, Opponent Whitmer Lake Perryburg Anthony Wayne Sr. Francis Elmwood Rossford Clay Libbey Lake Eastwood Elmwood Elmwood Perrysburg Holland St. Francis Anthony Wayne Rossford Eastwood 88 Tom Gascon, Ron Hahn. ROW THREE: Chester Holden, Dick McPeek, Willie Finical, Jim Colburn, Bill Dunn, Gary Simmons, Gary Pomeroy, Victor Joseph. We They 7 6 2 1 6 5 17 5 15 5 19 5 0 2 2 1 5 5 0 5 7 4 17 2 8 2 6 1 8 1 5 4 7 1 5 4 5 4 Q O atty about baseball. The Sophomore and junior boys on the Reserve Baseball team for the 1961-1962 season really played their hearts out. The team, coached by Mr. Lyons, worked hard enough to have a winning season of six wins and five losses. These baseball players have de- veloped during the course of the year, the sportsmanship to make a really close team and the lung-power ro yell and heckle their team on to victory. , a , V .f..s4,. Q1 rg 1, , . .. .--gk I Ja. ' ' 'T 'v, .. Iv . A , 1 if' ,- A OPPONENTS WE THEY Perrysburg 4 2 Anthony Wayne 5 7 Rossforcl 7 2 Lake 3 6 Eastwood 1 2 Elmwood 5 O Perrysburg 2 5 Hollond 9 7 Anthony Wayne 8 0 Rossford 16 0 Eastwood 0 4 aaa- 1 V- W, 1 aigagfif. , ' FH e1..:f2zyQ.2 g1,:aa-tw 1 as iris s- rf 1 , r. if.- , - --...,,, p.gja..j ,. -.,....r,..a .. , . .., - 1 5 . 4 ,Navel O' I iff i' . - , Y asii .1 1 rl ' f .. mfr'- F V 1 ..ra,,,::v-5.a...!.,,.. 3 6 li' -,QW . ky. i,pllM5,,. A. Ml! H 'iw' we If fi' ROW ONE: Jim Zeitler, Tim Galbreth, John Coburn, jim Selke, Bob McNutt, Dick McNutt, Mr. Lyons. ROW TWO: Dick Shaper, George Peterson, Dick Hunclsrucker, Skip Sullivan, Jim Gross, Hal Parmenter, Terry Beebe. 552:43 This year's Golf team, headed by Mr. Muenzer, had a riot hitting their little white balls. They didn't hit the balls just to torture them, in fact, they tried to take as few whacks at them as possible. You see, the idea is to get the lowest number of points during any one game. OPPONENT Clay Anthony Wayne Sylvania Rogers Ottawa Hills Port Clinton Anthony Wayne Lake Bowling Green St. Francis WE 21M 19M 8M 9M 11 16 22 18 7 7M s the winner of the N. I.. L. League Meet, fifth in the district. Maumee wa The only two Q4 ft r f H 1' ' Q ff Y 'B 9 'T lf Y ,Y , 1 x- e 3 in , , ,F '- 1? ' ' - i gum 4 Z :' 2. ,. Miiilri f ' ' ' P ig., 1 -Q Q',I!4'i:1 1 ,QQ K, ,am , ,,,,,, W .WW .. , .ar- W games in iQ! if :ar si- Q' THEY ZW 5K2 15V2 MM 13 8 2 0 17 16W which ROW ONE: Mr. Muenzer, Dave Kosmatka, Pat Bites. ROW TWO: jack GIOIUIC, Charles Lick Bob Kumpe, Mike Kosmatka, Larry Kanary, Terry Eaglin, Cliff Lick, Rick Lenhart, Len 90 Cirnimey. FIRST ROW: Bill Geig, G. F. V,Glann, Steve Baldwin, Bill Gosline, Jim Fisher. ROW TWO: Mr. Wahl, Bill Ba,ford,a-Bob Stone, John Robbins, Pete Hennessy. Eagles and Adds make senses Maumee High's tennis team had a win- ning season this year again, keeping a tradition long cherished by Maumee. The boys finished out the season with a total of nine wins and six losses. All of us hope that next year's team can keep up the good work. OPPONENTS WE THEY Rossford 5 0 Central 5 0 DeVilbus 0 5 St. Francis 1 4 Rogers 2 3 Libbey 1 4 Maumee Valley 3 2 Libbey 5 2 St. Francis 1 4 Rossford 3 2 Waite 5 0 Sylvania 2 5 Wwdward 5 0 Sylvania 5 0 91 Ni 1, , ,., + 2 F tt-,M aa .- ' zj'v1.ff:13aa:t.5f:L t j giyyx Q5gg3g?syyg3gms,r..liVilma. .Qi n A- f 3 Q li Www se r i, Hi Y' You'll have to call me. She's got her tongue stuck in the dial. Did you know that he uses perfume instead of aftershave lotion? Instead of a three-act spring play, the Thespian Society presented three one-act plays - two farces and a mystery. The plays - Sorry Wrong Number , If Men Played Cards As Women Do , and If Women Ran Business As Men Do - were presented in the school cafeteria in April. Before Miss Smith wakes up, take her to the eighteenth floor window and open it! Just a gentle shove. 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Officers of the Senior Class: Kay Powell, Secremryg Buddy Motter, Prefidentg Willie Finical, Vice-Pfexidentg Gary Simmons, Treamrer. if -'bg Larry Aiken H1-Y 11, 12g Math Club 11, 125 Football 12. 1- '. 'Xri, 'YT-'1s.,,x - 'QF' I- Steve Baldwin Tennis 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-captain 12g Var- sity Club 11, 12g Math Club 11, 12. 1-r-X few. Beverly Beat Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9, 10, Future Teachers of America 99 French Club 11, 12, Cheerleader 9. 96 em-x ' TNT! Gale Arnsman Y-Teens 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls Athletic Association 115 Math Club 11, 12, Dramatics Club 125 Reflector 12, Marion High School 9, 10. 'x WMF:- tl 'x K, GTD' Mary Bauman Y-Teens 9, 10, Choir 10, 113 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 12. Anne Beckwith Choir 93 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12g Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 123 Tennis 9, 10, Visual Aids Secretary 125 Reflector 10, 113 Static 9, 10, 113 Math Club 10, 11g Future Teachers of America 10. C 1 -1 i 2 9 ,.,, ,,,, 1 1 5553 --'mtv' 1 1,2 1, Terry Austrew Track 11, 12, Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Thespians 11, 12, Librarian 10, 11, 12. A . C :J gm Michael Baumhower Hi-Y 12, Baseball 10, 11, 123 Football 9, 10, 12, Varsity Club 125 Reflector 11. John Bites Hi-Y 12g Varsity Club 10, ll, 125 Math Club 10, 11, 12, Football 93 Basketball 9, 10, 11, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12. ia ea.- a-.I .,,.2 Sally Boggs Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Service Chairman 10, Treasurer 11, Presi- dent 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 12, sports Head 10, Treasurer 115 French Club 11, 125 Math Club 115 National Hon- or Society l1, 12. 'ts 5-fr if 'Y' Charles Boxell Math Club 10, 11, 12, President 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Golf 9, 10, 11, 125 Science Club 10, 11, 12. -iv' Edward Brainard Football 9, 11, 125 Track 95 Base- ball l25 Varsity Club 11, 12. Donald Bowles Baseball 95 Math Club 12. ,155 1 6 . Thomas Brady Math Club 10, 11, 12, Vice4President 115 Hi-Y 11, 12, Vice-President 125 Choir 9, 105 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Class President 95 Class Vice-President 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Honor Society 11, 12, President 125 Basketball 9, 10, ll, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 105 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, C0-Captain 12. 'QQ OIR 1313: Tyra Burgy Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 105 Girls Athletic Associationg French Club 9, 105 Student Coun- cil 9. Diana Bowles Business Education Club 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 115 Static 9, 125 Choir 9. 6 Lynn Btahier wth-4' wr Dianne Butler Girls Athletic Association 10, 11, 125 Future Teachers of America 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Dra- matics ll, 125 Spanish Club 11, 12. 97 f Susan Butler Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Secretary 105 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers of America 10, 11g Static 9, 12' 1 Tennis 9, 10g Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Secretary 12, French Club 11, 12. Susan Caley Cheerleader 9: Y-Teens 9, 105 Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Majorette 11, 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers of America 9, 10, 11, 125 Historian 125 Business Club 12. 'N 5' ,,,,,f r, Y I Leonard Cimney Hi-Y 9g Golf Team 12. 98 .of A man and his nose Credj are soon dusted. -J--J' Richard Causer Football 125 Varsity Club 3. 1-Q' ,X Sharon Clapp Girls Athletic Association 9, 103 Y-Teens 9, 10. was il William Chamber Spanish Club 9, Math Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Varsity Club 12, Track 10, Track Manager 11, 12g Football Manager 129 Wrestling Manager 12. '-ear' Dawn Clapsaddle Y-Teens 9, 10, 113 Static 11, 12g Business Club 12. when Shirley Collins aw' Kathy Contat Y-Teens 9, Choir 9, 10, 11g Girls' Athletic Association 123 Business Club 12. 1 Lynne Davies French Club 9, 10, 11, 12g Girls Athletic Association 10, 119 Static 12, Dramatics Club 11, Honor Society 11, 12g Y-Teens 9. Lynne Conrad Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Chaplain 10, Treasurer 12g Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 12g French Club 9, 105 Tennis Team 9, 10. , Mike Contat Math Club 11, 12, Student Coun- cil 11, 12g Class Treasurer 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Bowling 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 12. ri GF '-.2'f,. 'r Pete Day Hi-Y 11, 12, Chaplain 125 Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 12g Math Club 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 9, 10, 11, Football 95 Baseball 9g Track 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10. ef' Q Peggy Conrad Student Council ll, IZ, President 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, ll, 12, Vice-President llg Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, President 105 French Club 9, 105 Math Club ll, 123 Cheerleader 9, 10, 12, Captain 9, 12, Honor Society ll, 125 Tennis Team 9, 10. 11, 12, Class Vice- President ll. A l Sandy Corron Girls Athletic Association 99 Y-Teens 9, 10. Ellen DeMars Girls Athletic Association 9, 115 Y-Teens 9, Band 9, 10, 115 Busi- ness Club 12, Vice-President 12. ft-. 1 i 113 221 X L, V 1 xiii Patricia Dinkens Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 12, Y-Teens 123 Band 10, 11, 12g Maiorette 11, 12, Static 10. rg Iii? f-4-Ji 'ZIP William Dunn Baseball 10, 11, 12, Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Varsity Club 12. Wilburn Ferguson Football 9, 10, 11. 100 eg it -- fl Robert Donnelly Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, 125 Treasurer 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Science Club 9, Math Club 12. Everett Egbert Olmsted Falls High School 95 Wrestling 9. David Feher Baseball 9, 10, 11, Bowling 9 10, 11. r ffni, -'ln me A Charles Drummond Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer 113 Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12, President 125 National Honor Society 11, 12, Chess Club 11, 12, President 12, Hi-Y 11, French Club 9, 10, 11. gg 59' ,sq- Linda Evans Sarasota, Florida High School 10, 11, Y-Teens 12. P1 'Ui Qgmser . fx Willis Finical Class Treasurer 11, Class Vice- President 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Track 9, 10, 11, Wrestling 12g Baseball 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, Math Club 10, 11. 'Qs-.J .V I, james Fisher Football 9, 10, 11, 12g Basketball 11g Bowling 12g Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 12g Varsity Club 12, Math Club 12. 1 2 B fy Aj Vi v! , E : i f Wade Gainer Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 123 Science Club 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Tennis 9, 10, 125 Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Y '.3P Kathleen Gill Y-Teens 9, 105 Girls Athletic As- sociation 9, 10, 11, 12g Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Math Club 11. f-Q Dudley Fleming Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Varsity Club 11, 123 Math Club 12, Band 9, 105 Football 9, 10, 11, 12g Track 10, 11, 12, Basket- ball 9, 10g Wrestling 12. RR Carol Garvin Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Girls' Athletic Association 10, 11, 123 Business Education Club 12g Reflector 12, Static 12, Y-Teens 93 Dramatics Club 10. L ,,,,, Ronald Gillen Math Club 11, 12, Reflector 12, Science Club 12. R N ,. Q? .M , , me s rv Q, W John Flory Football 9, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 125 Chess Club 11, 12, Math Club 9, 103 Bowling 11, 125 Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12. 1..e, iv 1' v 3 Thomas Gascon Football 11, 12g Baseball 9, 10, ll, 125 Bowling 12g Math Club 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 12. Gordon Glann Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Hy-Y 9, 10, 11, 12g Math Club 11, 125 Dance Band 9,10, 11, Tennis 10, ll, 12. 101 XI- WY-:.x Z 1 0' K I , I 1 ':,, ,J1 E , --'L'5f'--',- All 1' , 'liiifiii Y 1-Asif 1 i'j5'f5,:.22 - 51 William Gosline Student Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 125 President 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 125 President 125 Honor Society ll, 125 Math Club ll, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. -segr- john Greenlese Golf Team 9, 105 Football 95 Basketball 95 Varsity Club 105 Visual Aids 10, 11. fb RN Qc. 5 Alice Griesinger Notre Dame 9, 10, 115 Girls Athletic Association 12. .peug- -J John Grohne Varsity Club 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Hi-Y 125 Football 9, 115 Track 95 Golf Team 11, 12. . 1-2. The boys in mechanical art, art mechanically. -JA Sharon Hallowell Libbey High School 9, 10, 11. 102 john Harbaugh Track 10, 11, 125 Co-Captain 125 Choir 115 French Club 10, 11, 125 President 115 Science Club 10, 115 Treasurer 115 Math Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Student Council 115 Vice-President 115 Honor Society 11, 125 Bowling 10, 115 Wrestling 11, 125 New Frier High School 9. le, Terry Haney Football 95 Basketball 9, 105 Manager 9, 105 Track 9, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Q-- rr , u ,Q c ' David Harrison Honor Society 11, 125 Vice-Presi- dent 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Math Club 10, 11, 125 Science Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Drum Major 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10. Sharon Hendrix Maumee Valley Country Day School 115 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Girls Athletic Association 10, 11, 125 Static 11, 125 Arr Editor 125 Dramatics Club 12. v1- 9-Q-gi ' Donald Hess Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Bowling 95 Varsity Club 11, 12. 'gmt Roger Hathaway Track 11, 12. Peter Hennessy Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Presi- dent 125 Thespian Society 11, 125 President 125 Tennis 11, 125 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Vice- President 115 President 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Science Club 9, 10, 11. Jeremy Hewes Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Vice-Presi- dent 10, 115 Girls Athletic As- sociation 9, 10, 11, 125 President 125 Static 125 Reflector 9, 105 Choir 95 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Math Club 9, 10, 115 Honor Society 11, 125 Thespians Society 125 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. ti 'Sq N H Kathy Haupricht Band 9, 10, 115 Y-Teens 9, 105 French Club 9, 105 Girls Athletic Association 115 Math Club 10. Michael Hertzfield French Club 9, 105 Math Club 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Track 11. Robert Hires Baseball 11. 'IO3 1' X ,J -9 ' Y:-TFTP J, , , ,, Karen Hjortsberg Static 12. 1' H Y i 53, .24 .1 .np 1 f3'3X1f' ,5L51s5b N jf Paul Hoffman Chess Club 12. lf' At Frederic Humm Football 9, 105 Baseball 9, 10, 11. 04 nw . M f ' if N , ,. Robert Hoag Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 95 Football 95 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Math Club 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Hi-Y 125 Bowling 11, 125 Visual Aids 9, 10. -bg. MUN Barbara Holden Y-Teens 9, 10, 115 Girls Athletic Association 115 Choir 12. - A Patricia Joseph DeVillbis 95 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Girls Athletic Association 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club 11, 125 French Club 11, 12. WN-A G3 4---, Nancy Hochstettler Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls Ath- letic Association 10, 115 Y-Teens 115 French Club 9, 10. C94 Lawrence Huber Science Club 9, 105 French Club 11, 125 Wrestling 12. 'Wai john Julius Math Club 11, 125 French Club 9, 105 Hi-Y 9, 10, 125 Varsity Club 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 125 Class President 11. Cherie Kaiser Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Science Club 12g Math Club 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 12. I QxQ'1l ' 'll lr 'ax l 'Wt' AFS - I wrfx f , J p L' ' ,as Larry Kanary Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 11, 12g Bowling 10, 11, 125 Golf 11, 125 Baseball 9. Susan Kwiatkowski Girls Athletic Association 11, 123 Future Teachers of America 11, 125 Business Club 12g Reflector 12. Ellen Kaiser Choir 95 Reflector 10g Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Girls Athletic As- sociation 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Math Club 10, 11, 12g Thespian Society 12, Static 10, 11, 12g Editor-in-Chief 12. David Kledzik French Club 9, 10g Spanish Club 11, 125 Math Club 11, 125 Foot- ball 9, 11, 12g Track 9, 10, 11, 12. , ..-fffffgt ., L Q l V an ,Seq 5 4 Gorden Lanker Hi-Y 10, 112 12g Varsity Club 12g Track 11, 12g Math Club 115 Visual Aids 12. nfl Roy Kalmbacher Math Club 11, 12g Science Club 12. David Kosmatka Basketball Trainer 11g Golf 11, 12. Robert Lawless Choir 125 Tennis 10. 105 James Lehman Spanish Club 115 Hi-Y 11. Linda Lovejoy Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 115 Future Teachers of America 105 Class Secretary 105 Spanish Club 11, 125 Reflector Assistant Business Editor 115 Business Edi- tor 12. xr, J Carol Macksey Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Secretary 125 Girls Athletic Association 10, 11, 125 Student Council 105 Future Teachers of America 105 Honor Society 12 106 , as Richard Lenhart Hi-Y 125 Math Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 125 Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12g Treasurer 11, 125 Football 93 Golf Team 9, 10, 11, 12. - - Barbara Lutz Girls Athletic Association 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Business Club 12. .I 'nl sv' A 19 is-of 5 4 ' Carl Lerch Football 9, 125 Baseball 115 Bowl- ing 10, 115 Track 125 Math Club 125 Visual Aids 9, 10, 12. Virginia Lyon Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Sergeant-at-Arms ll, Chaplain 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Program Chairman ll, Secretary 125 Thes- pian Society 11, 125 Recording Secretary 125 Dramarics Club 10, ll, 125 French Club 9, 105 Static 9, 10, 125 Reflector 125 Copy Editor 125 Future Teachers of America 105 Tennis 9, 10. 1' Barbara Marazon Librarian 125 Band 9, 10, 11. Curtis Marshall Clearwater High School 9, 10 Hi-Y 12. ,Z The halls during class. 4-gr Nancy Mathias Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Sergeant- at-Arms 125 Girls Athletic As- sociation 9, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 95 French Club 9, 105 Spanish Club 11, 125 Vice-President 11, 125 Reflector 125 Assistant Copy Editor. Jerry Mechel Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12. 1ul .- in is Nancy Martin Math Club 105 Girls Athletic As- sociation 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Secretary 125 Future Teachers of America 125 Reflector 12. Richard McPeek Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 125 Choir 9, 10, 125 Treasurer 125 Varsity Club 12, Ll Shirley Meyers Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 Static 9, 11, 12g Business Club 12. Patricia Measley McAuley High School 9, 10, 115 Choir 12. .v- '!u l, . 1' ww It ai' -- ' , V- il wi :H V w , - g x f lf' ' QQ! 'lid' lil? ,. '13 V ,, 2 1' it 1, W, ....:- V A. I 1 David Miklovic C 107 Michael lviiniger Football 9. Ann Moorhead French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Presi- dent 105 Y-Teens 9, 11, 125 Math Club 9, 105 Secretary-Treasurer 105 Girls Athletic Association 125 Future Teachers of America 105 Reflector 125 Art Editor 125 Choir 9, 105 Honor Society 11, 125 Secretary 12. A Michael Nelson Wrestling 11, 125 Football 125 Track 11, 125 Science Club 9, 10, 115 Future Teachers of America 115 Math Club 11, 125 Basketball 95 Hi-Y 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12. 108 kr-a V-rf , Q ,,rc ,T ' Sharon Mock Static 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Girls Athletic Association 115 Business Club 12. eff:-,gm l. t555 2 1,99 - Mary Ann Morris Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. as-12 Pamela Nooney Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Sports Head 115 Y-Teens 9, 105 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club 125 Thespian Society 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Band Announcer 125 Reflector 11, 125 Assistant Editor 115 Editor-in- Chief 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Choir 105 Tennis 9, 10. -and Sandra Moore Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Majorette 10, 11, 125 Band Secretary 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Static 11, 125 Cheerleader 95 Business Club 12. 535.- Karl Motter Math Club 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 19, 125 Co-Captain 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Class President 12. William Norton Golf 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Jerry Nowak Girls Athletic Association 9, 105 Y-Teens 95 Dance Band 9, 10, 115 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. -'L Armeda Pacitti Girls Athletic Association 95 Girls Glee Club 11. ,Y-aim ll! 'WSI-S -Rfif Evelyn Ogdahl Business Education Club 12, Presi- dent 125 Girls Glee Club 125 Static 125 Choir 9, 105 Y-Teens 9, 105 Girls Athletic Association 9, 115 Math Club 115 French Club 9. ,Sie-, ' ff-vw Gene Parker Band 9, 10, 11, 12, President5 Science Club 95 Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12. , Michael Pauken Peggy Perrin Football 95 Wrestling 12. Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls Ath- letic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10. Zi 1 'Y131' Marshall Orwell French Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Secre- tary 105 Thespians 10, 11, 12, President 115 Dramatics Club 10, ll, 125 Tennis 95 Math Club 9, 105 Honor Society 12. dsx 'api' Constance Pauken Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 115 Business Club 125 Secretary 12. FW 17311 4+ D wail-2' Beverly Peterrnan Elyria High School 9, 10. 109 Kay Powell Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 123 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Math Club 103 Vice-President 102 French Club 9, 103 Future Teach- ers of America 123 Choir 9, 10, 11, 123 President 123 Class Secre- tary 12. 3 VV'e 1 My T 'LAN' 'fp -: time 'fl'-if Sandra Pratt Girls Athletic Association 113 Y-Teens 9, 10, ll, leader 9, 11, Co-Captain 93 French Club 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 12. 9, 10, Cheer- The eagles trophy and the eagle eye. jr-:Q ,L-4. Jerry Richardson YTeens 9 Choir 9 10 Static 12 French Club 9, 103 Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 9, 10, 123 Vice-President 123 Hi-Y 11, 12, Program Chairman 123 Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 123 Reflector 11, 12. .lf 1 id ii. Sandra Purdy Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 9, 103 Y-Teens 9, 10, 123 Future Teachers of America 9, 10, 11, 12. 1 .1 fi? md, ' l,,f4v.?, , joseph Richardson Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9, 103 Tennis 9, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Math Club 11, 123 Band 9, 10. ? ffis-N 'sing L John Robbins Football Manager 9, Football Trainer 10, 115 Track Trainer 105 French Club 9. Carol Sasse Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 115 Glee Club 12. 'mi is iff Mary Sechler Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, ll, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Business Club 125 Static 125 Dramatics 10, 11, 12. fa, Ginger Ryan Y-Teen 9, 105 Girls Athletic As- sociation 11, 125 Static 125 Re- flector 125 Business Club 125 Treasurer 12. TW . fiii , 11 V' Y' Nw' fb , I William Schaich Honor Society 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Math Club 10, 115 French Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Class Vice-President 10, Class President 10. , f.' 1 Q Q, K? Nt at .I Robert Seidman Math Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 11 125 Football 95 Baseball 11. Richard Ryan Track 9, French Club 9, 10. Carolyn Schell Y-Teens 9, 105 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Math Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 125 Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir Librarian 105 Librarian 10. MU' n. 4 ijt? 5, its F w t, ir I M 3 f 'PY 1 i Y f' 7 ij' A K I 3 V an ag '5 ?! ' K n ,, h a , . . , H X' L i?-via ' , .:,, f f X1-.ui , ,sigh , X 1 '53 ' T A F A ' iff. ,A Victory Seymour Y-Teens 9, 105 Math Club 115 Girls Athletic Association 12. 'l'I'I -Haig 1 Lester Sheets F00tba1l 95 Baseball 10. is . , We Wm TI, Ruthann Shuler Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Choir 9, 10, 115 Business Club 125 Reflector 11, 125 Glee Club 125 President 12. Q- 'VN I . 1. Dianne Snyder Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 12. 'l'l2 .. ' - -3' wp f Pick'-gf' ig I Q Kenneth Shoemaker Track 11. Jon Shultz Spanish Club 11, 125 President 115 Math Club 11, 125 Secretary 125 Future Teachers of America 125 Track 10, 11, 12. Susan Spurgeon Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Static 10, 125 Reflector 105 French Club 9, 105 Math Club 11, 125 Future Teachers of America 10, 115 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Majorette 1 , 1 . Albert Shook Math Club 95 Track 9. .a :fine as as my far Gary Simmons Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 9, 125 French Club 95 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Class Treasurer 125 Student Coun- cil 11, 125 Track 95 Baseball 12. Richard Stout Football 95 Basketball Manager 9, 10, 115 Track 95 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 9, 105 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. :H ,.,. xl' . gl -' ' WN . Y . - .7 lr sits -.. 1 'Q Q .gn ...at -Jimgv 1 1, is 1' 11. gl fm' - Q1-4 .,jf.'ft. ,lf Tw 1 ' - 1 f 11551-553 - as' . ' -H '15 1 1' . all 2 -1 Wg: 'yt I -3.11 Steven Tatro Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 11, 12. sq.,-s 'i'S uv Lorraine Thomas Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 95 Spanish Club 11, 125 Math Club 125 Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. if William Vandee Hooven Spanish Club 11, 125 Librarian 125 Choir 9, 10. Q, Edwin Teal Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Math Club 105 Varsity Club 12. YS 051 j X l Janet Vamos Student Council 125 Secretary 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 105 Reflec- tor 11, 125 Static 11, 125 Future Teachers of America 125 Business Club 125 Drarnatics Club 125 Cheerleader 9, 10. julia Terry Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls Athletic Association 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir 9, 105 Reflector 105 Math Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 Future Teachers of America 105 Static 10, 125 Class Secretary 9. ff E .1 5 a t 5222 I Nb? I ff?-, Martin Van Ausdale Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 9. Lizzie Brady Took an axe and gave Mathias forty whacks. 113 .5 -yi' 105 5,15 Jerry Van Dromme Jayne White Carol Withers Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12: 1335617211 Girls Athletic Association 10, 115 Visual Aids Secretary 123 Y-Teens Manager 10. Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12g Future 11, 123 Girls Athletic Association Teachers of America 10, 11, 12g 11, 12g Future Teachers of Amer- Glee Club 95 French Club 11, 12. ica 115 Math Club 125 XVooclrow Wilson Senior High 9, 10. .-' 4 4 f A X A 3. .- A basketball game in the new gym. - i ' 1 ' . 1 ii11 A John Wbehrle Dennis Youngman KHUIY Zifm. . Track 10, 115 Wrestling 12g Math Football 9g Baseball 9. Y-TCQIISI 9, 10, 11: Glrls Arhlevc Club 11, 12g Science Club 9, 12g Association 9, 10, 11- French Club 93 Hi-Y 12g Band 9, 10. 114 The Sadie Hawkins Dance this year was a rip-roarin' affair. There was polka-ing, twisting, and several other dances, although indescribable. Martin' Sam was on hand, while seated on an inverted washtub, writing out marriage licenses for the lovely, so in love Dogpatchers and collecting either two bits, four bits, and as high as six bits for a very ceremonial two second wedding. If you dot1'r come I'll tickle you! Wal, I met my gal a way down South, singin' Polly Wolly Doodle all day . . . The Sadie Hawkins' Hoedown Wouldn't you say that it is better to twist with your mouth open? Even the band enjoyed the prom. Cary Grant - joey Brown Haney gives us his famous stare. This year's junior-Senior Prom gave an honorable Japanese tribute to the graduating seniors. The junior class outdid themselves with a beautiful Japanese mural, a clever bridge, intriguing lighting, good music, and delicious food. The japanese theme was carried so far as to say good-bye to the seniors . . . in japanese. Sayonara to the seniors How's this for a candid shot? Four couples are caught somewhat off guard. Phew! Bubble, bubble Toil and trouble Chicj Shenandoah - fthe seni0r's own. Mashed Potatoes, Whee-ooh! The Senior Prom, Shenandoah, was presented on June 1. The decorations carried out the southern theme, with a carriage, Spanish moss, and fig leaves. Unfor- tunately, there was no white horse. fLady Godiva, where are you?D A loaf of bread, a jug of wine Hail to the Our Alma Mater . Dr. Calvin Buchanan of the Presbyterian Church in Maumee addressed the Senior Class at the Baccalaureate Ceremonies. Baccalaureate was held Sunday, june 5, in the High School Gee, John, you don'r look very sad about graduating, gymnasium. The hundred and fifty-nine seniors, their parents and guests listened to the invocation by the Reverend Mr. Howard Graham. The Dr. Calvin Buchanan of the Presbyterian Church gave the sermon on the subject of daring. The benediction was given by the Reverend Mr. Williams. On Tuesday, June 5, the seniors once again filed into the gymnasium and listened to their classmates' challenges. Peg Conrad spoke on the subject-Believing is Seeing. Tom Brady spoke on- To Aspire is to Achieve , and Pete Day spoke on- The Will to Do, The Soul to Dare. Mr. Rolf recognized those seniors who had earned awards and scholarships. Buddy Motter, class president, presented the class gift to the school and Mr. Herbert accepted it on behalf of the administration. Mr. Herbert in turn presented the class to Mr. William F. Butler, President of the Board of Education, who then presented the diplomas. The benediction was given by the Reverend Mr. Warren Jackson of the Maumee Baptist Church. When the last strains of Pomp and Circumstancen were heard the class of 1963 became the seniors-and the class of 1962 a memory. Yiffairiffllf apuffhe New Hail to Maumee Highlv At least Peg learned how to pronounce the word Yes, sir, I agree with Once f0ffeCflY- you, Tom. Ah, ah, ah, ah . . .choo! l Oops, Santa, Watch it, it's slipping! Seniors Look Back If CN Oh no, silly, like this! ru vw 5 if qi f I il I F XSL nf. Congratulations, Willy, on a job well done.' Index AIKEN, Larry 34, 65, 96 ARNSMAN, Gale 66, 76, 79, 96 AUSTREW, Terry 40, 65, 66, 67, 76, 80, 81, 87, 96 BALDWIN, Steve 27, 38, 52, 65, 74, 76, 91, 96 BAUMAN, Mary 75, 85, 96 BAUMHOWER, Michael 34, 65, 96 BEAT, Beverly 58, 64, 75, 81, 96 BECKWITH, Anne 64, 75, 81, 96 BIRES, John 65, 76, 90, 96 Booos, Sally 54, 64, 66, 68, 75, 84, 97 BOWLES, Diana 64, 75, 85, 97 BOWLES, Donald 76, 77, 97 BOXELL, Charles 54, 65, 66, 76, 77, 84, 92, 97 BRADY, Thomas 54, 55, 56, 54, 62, 65, 66, 68, 74, 76, 87, 97 BRAHIER, Lynn 97 BRAINARD, Ed 54, 56, 74, 97 BURGY, Tyra 54, 64, 76, 79, 97 BUTLER, Dianne 58, 39, 56, 64, 67, 75, 97 BUTLER, Susan 64, 66, 68, 75, 79, 98 CALEY, Susan 64, 75, 79, 83, 98 CAUSER, Richard 54, 56, 54, 65, 74, 98 CHAMBERS, William 35, 76, 87, 98 CIMNEY, Leonard 34, 65, 76, 98 CLAPP, Sharon 98 CLAPSADDLE, Dawn 64, 85, 98 CONRAD, Peg 64, 66, 75 CONTAT, Kathy 64, 83, 99 CONTAT, Mike 34, 36, 88, 99 CORRON, Sandra 64, 73, 80, 99 CRANKER, Bob DAVIES, Lynne 64, 66, 76, 99 DAY, Peter 65, 66, 84, 87, 92, 99 DE MARS, Ellen 64, 73, 75, 85, 99 DINKENS, Pat 64, 73, 79, 85, loo DONNELLY, Robt. 54,61 74, 76, 87, loo DRUMMOND, Chas. 65, 76, 77, 78, loo DUNN, William 65, 74, 76, 88, 90, loo EVANS, Linda 64, 75, loo EGBERT, Everett 100 FEHER, Dave 88, 100 FERGUSON, Wilburn 34, 100 120 U Index FINICAL, Willis 34, 35, 36, 54, 65, 74, 100 FISHER, James 34, 65, 77, 81, 101 FLEMING, Dudley 34, 36, 59, 74, 101 FLORY, John, 34, 49, 65, 74, 77, 101 GAINER, Wade 65, 101 GARVIN, Carol 67, 70, 73, 75, 101 GASCON, Tom 34, 36, 66, 101 GILL, Kathleen 64, 79, 101 GILLEN, Ronald 65, 66, 77, 101 GLANN, Gordon 65, 77, 79, 91, 101 GOSLINE, William 34, 36, 53, 54, 56, 62, 66, 74, 77, 79, 91, 102 GREENLESE, Richard 102 GRIESINGER, Alice 78, 102 GROHNE, john 65, 74, 76, 90, 102 HALLOWELL, Sharon 83, 102 HANEY, Terry 102 HARBAUGH, john 59, 66, 68, 76, 87, 102 HARRISON, David 54, 65, 66, 68, 74, 76, 79, HATHAWAY, Roger 76, 77,'103 HAUPRICHT, Kathy 53, 64, 103 HENNESSY, Peter 40, 65, 66, 67, 68, 76, 103 HENDRIX, Sharon 64, 67, 72, 75, 103 HERTZFELD, Michael 35, 76, 87, 103 HESS, Donald 34, 37, 103 HEWES, jeremy 64, 66, 68, 75, 84, 103 HITES, Robert 88, 103 HJORTSBERG, Karen 78, 80, 103 HOAG, Robert 34, 65, 74, 76, 104 HOCHSTETTLER, Nancy 64, 75, 79, 104 HOFFMAN, Paul 65, 77, 104 HOLDEN, Barbara 64, 104 HUBER, Lawrence 68, 104 HUMM, Frederick 34, 65, 75, 104 JOSEPH, Patricia 64, 68, 75, 104 JULIUS, John 38, 53, 54, 62, 74, 76, 104 KAISER, Cherie 64, 67 KALMBACHER, Roy 105 KANARY, Larry 65, 105 KLEDZIK, David 34, 65, 76, 87, 105 KOSMATKA, David 35, 87, 105 KWIATKOWSKI, Susan 64, 75, 80, 105 63, 65 87, 103 LANKER, Gordon 87, 105 LAWLESS, Robert 78, 105 LEHMAN, James 106 LENHART, Richard 65, 66, 76, 77, 106 LERCH, Carl 65, 76, 106 LOVEJOY, Linda 64, 70, 75, 80, 83, 106 LUTZ, Barbara 64, 75, 80, 83, 106 LYON, Virginia 40, 64, 67, 70, 73, 75, 106 MACKSEY, Carol 64, 66, 75, 76, 106 MARAZON, Barbara 64, 75, 79, 81, 106 MARSHALL, Curtis 65, 76, 106 MARTIN, Nancy 54, 64, 71, 107 MATHIAS, Nancy 54, 64, 70, 71, 76, 107 MC PEEK, Richard 34, 65, 87, 107 MEASLEY, Patricia 80, 107 MECHEL, Gerald 66, 76, 107 MEYERS, Shirley 64, 107 MIKLOVIC, David 107 MININGER, Michael 108 A MOCK, Sharon 54, 64, 73, 80, 108 MOORE, Sandra 64, 73, 80, 83, 108 MOORHEAD, Ann 38, 39, 64,-66, 68, 108 MORRIS, Mary Ann 64, 75, 79, 80, 108 MOTTER, Karl 34, 37, 53, 54, 65, 74, 88, 93, 108 NELSON, Michael 34, 37, 54, 59, 65, 74, 76, 87, 108 NOONEY, Pamela 40, 66, 67, 68, 70, 75, 108 NORTON, William 65, 79, 108 NOWAK, Geraldine 64, 75, 79, 109 OGDAHL, Evelyn 64, 78, 83, 109 OTWELL, Marshall 66, 67, 109 PACITTI, Armeda 83, 109 PARKER, Gene 65, 79, 109 PAUKEN, Constance 75, 83, 109 PAUKEN, Michael 65, 109 PERRIN, Margaret 64, 75, 109 PETEEMAN, Beverly 64, 109 POMEROY, Everett 65, 74, 88, 110 POWELL, Kay 64, 75, 78, 95, 110 PRATT, Sandra 64, 68, 79, 92, 110 PURDY, Sandra 64, 75, 80, 110 RANDALL, Jane 64, 68, 83, 110 RICHARDSON, Jerry 66, 76, 78, 110 RICHARDSON, Joseph 34, 37, 74, 76, 110 ROBBINS, John 65, 76, 111 RYAN, Virginia 64, 70, 73, 75, 83, 111 RYAN, Richard 54, 65, 74, 111 SASSE, Carol 64, 73, 75, 83, 111 scHA1cH, William 34, 37, 54, 66, 71, 87, 111 SCHELL, Carolyn 64, 78, 80, 111 SECHLER, Mary 64, 75, 78, 111 SEIDMAN, Robert 91, 65, 111 SEYMOUR, Victory 64, 75, 111 SHEETS, Lester 34, 65, 76, 112 SHOEMAKER, Kenneth 112 SHOOK, Alfred 87, 112 SHULER, Ruth Aim 64, 70, 75, 83, 112 SHULTZ, jon 65, 76, 77, 112 SIMMONS, Gary 34, 37, 54, 58, 65, 66, 76, 92 SNYDER, Dianne 83, 112 ' SPIVY, Linda 112 SPURGEON, Sue 64, 75, 79, 112 STOUT, Richard 65, 112 TATRO, Steven 79, 113 TEAL, Edd 34, 113 TERRY, Julia 64, 66, 68, 75, 113 THOMAS, Lori 64, 75, 76, 78, 113 VANDER HOOVEN, Willem 65, 81, 113 VAMOS, janet 64, 75, 80, 113 VAN AUSDALE, Mama 53, 74, 84, 114 VAN DROMME, Jerry 35, 87, 114 VEA, John 87, 114 WHITE, Jayne 64, 75, 80, 114 WOEHRLE, john 54, 59, 65, 76, 77, 114 YOUNGMAN, Dennis 114 ZINN, Kathrine 64, 75, 114 Patrons' List PAUKEN WINE snap 120 W. 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TW 3-2423 Maumee, Ohio . . Nationwide David Rittenhouse - Owner Irtrsfssle Paul Rocte - General Manager Com an always a fine selection ot p Y GOOD USED CARS Phones: TW 3-2571 - TW 3-2512 VICTORY FREEZER MEATS, INC. CUFF DUSSEL Ike Noyes, Mlgnagefzx INSURANCE J' Bl t - ' . Big 'Tnd L Shorisatnd 312011 5 Weef Wevee Meemeef Ohie We have the largest selection of them all 306 W. Wayne St. Maumee, Ohio DAVIDSON'S MARKET TOMLINSON'S REXALL Country Slaughtered Meats . DRUGS Hickory Smoked Hams and Bacon 308-310 Conant Street Phone TW 3-T521 T07 W. Wayne Phone TW 3-8371 , Maumee, Ohio Maumee, Ohio Ed Schmidt says Go Pontiac or Tempest in '62 High Quality Used Cars FRONT PONTIAC 118 E. Third Street Louisiana and Fifth Street Perrysburg, Ohio H. A. POWELL STUDIOS RITTENHOUSE MOTTERS, JAMES A. RICHARDSON 'NC- ioa E. 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' en you buy a mirror, be sure it's made of O'F Parallel-O-Plate? glass, twin-ground for L . Q , F PA R A L L E L - 0 - P L AT E G LA S 5 uer reflections and more freedom from . stortion. You'll find a Wide selection at your TW 'G 0U d fm' the Tfuesf Reflecfwn niture lass or de artment store. ' g P LOF usasv- owaus- sono E153 ar, Giant Mznw be Ghana Education and Electricity . . . two great forces . . . both Cgmpljmgmy essential in making and keeping America Strong. 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