Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Hieleljl BLUE AND sou: ljfhsisll History of the Senior Class By DONNA WILLIAMS ln the year of 18110, Findlay lligh. a charmng young lady. married a -nan named Seltuol, tlms having for a family name Findlay High School. This happy couple lived and prospered many years. They had quite a number of children. but they were more or less disappointed in their little ones. Sex eral years ago, however, there was born to the School's an adorable I air ul' twins-a little boy and a little girl. The boy was christened Famous :mtl llle girl l?l10 . Tlte first year the twins were with the family, the older children abused them considerably and called them the l7reshies . Hut Famous and 1919 y-.ere hearty youngsters and took the jokes and pranks quite good naturedly. llut that which made the parents so proud was the splendid work which the twins did in their classes. 'lille next year, however, the twins seemed to get the big headn. They thought they knew everything worth knowing, Therefore, their brothers and Qisters called them Sophonioresf' and even their adoring parents were forced, at times. to punish them for lack of attention to their studies. liach year lianious and 1919 received a new nickname. The following year they were known as -luniors . That year the twins worked very, very lzard and learned much: but they were, oh, so modest. These Juniors didn't seem to realize how much they knew and they never put on airs, not even uhen they gave such clever plays, and played football and basketball so splendidly. That same year some of the older School children were going away to college. These brilliant little twins, all by themselves, arranged an attractive 1 arty as a farewell to them. It was called the .lunior-Senior Reception. Once again the parents' eyes shone with pride and they spoke often of the twins' marvelous achievements to their friends in the City of Findlay. lint it was during the last year at the home lireside that the twins proved that they were worth their weight in gold. These children invited some friends to the home and very successfully entertained them at the game of lthetoricals. Famous and l'll9 showed an inclination toward a literary career. iiiliey begged their parents to permit them to publish a book. After the twins assured Klr. and Klrs. School that they would not ask them for any money to 1-nlili-li it, the parents consented. ililiese children, who were now known as Seniors, decided to name the book for their father, whose lirst name was lllue, and lor their mother's father, v bose name was Hold. ln fulfillment of these plans a wonderful book is now in circulation iliroiigglioiit tlle lfnited States and Canada, with the title of the Blue and Hold by I ' THE FAMOUS IQIQ X

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