Maumee Valley Country Day High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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get ' 7- tGo50,o0V' Henry To 1 Y C e Rl XN Utiiixt' NNY- I-O-Ybkk 4,1rs?l'fQ7'XD - - r !N,q.t I Qtesx Usseyi 513788, torlf vt- 5 ' ffffb Boch 10 Ve ipXQ A411413 Q1 Q4 ' 94. 'I ' JO tx. if ge LEFT TO RIGHT-Mrs. Sidney Warner, Mrs. Milton Knight, Mr. Bentley Handwork. NOT IN PICTURES-Mr, Alan Loop, Vice President, Mrs. Howard DeVilbiss, Mr. Robert Stranahan, Jr., Mr. Henry Wade. Our Board of Trustees is the governing body at Maumee Valley. One of their accomplishments during this year has been the completion of the new additions to the school. On behalf of the school the Junior Class of 1950 is taking this opportunity to express appreciation to the Board for their good will and efforts during this and previous years and to hope that 'the school will continue to merit their interest and help for many years to come.

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V , A -' BEST Qi? enteritis . e r1 B 1 i setizitn 1 l s 2: 5' f ' ' ' 'Mlm-RSV EQ , ,,.. - . M N i' ln July of 1949, Mr. Stork, our headmaster, was reminiscing about M. V. and its history. The year, 1949, struck a significant note in his mind- Wasn't 1950 the centennial year of the school? he mused. He began to think of all the ways possible for the school to celebrate its one-hundredth year and in his enthusiasm wrote to G. E. Brown, editor of a newspaper in Batavia, New York, for more facts about the founding of the Bryan Seminary, the predecessor of our school. While awaiting the reply to his letter, Mr. Stork made many plans, it was to be a great celebration. Then came the reply: A history of this area edited by Safford E. North and published some time ago says the school was one of the best--perhaps the very best private school ever conducted in Batavia. The school was established in 1848 What a disappointment! lt was even written-up in the Blade, but as Mr. Stork said, Now I guess we'lI just have to wait another ninety-eight years and put on a bang-up bicentennial celebration. Although we have missed our one-hundredth year, we are pausing to reflect.u'pon the people and events that. have helped to make M. V.