Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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THE BLUE AND GOLD THANKSGIVING RHETORICALS Everyone was excited and happy for Thanksgiving was only a few days off. One evening the ,lustamere Club was called together and informed that the members were to put on the rhetoricals. Excitement heightened while happiness waned for nobody cared to do anything extemporaneously for such an occasion. However a few of the most ingenious met and decided to do away with the old custom of plays and utilize some classroom material. No Thanksgiving program is complete without the Presidents Proclamation so Fred Leary was selected to read the message to the student body. Following this the Rainbow Quartet, composed of Rudolph Amsler, Cecil Kuhn, Dick Hosler and Don Corbin, sang several very excellent numbers. Since the Senior ,lustameres had been studying orations Ruth Fuller was selected to present one. She chose for the subject XYe Give Thanks and it was fully agreed upon that it was well handled. Concluding this the Quartet sang another very amusing selection. The next thing on the program proved to be a debate, 'iResolved: That United States Should Cancel the European VVar Debt. The affirmative team was composed of Nelson Rozelle, XVade Knight, Selma Alexander and Frances Holligerg the negative, of Dick Oswald, Betty Brickman. Evelyn Damon and Audrey Barkalow, The discussion was very beneficial since it is on one of the most vital questions of today. VVhile wait- ing for the judge's decision, which proved to be unanimously for the Negative, Dorothy Yerger in costume gave a very entertaining reading, Grandmother's Story. This concluded our shortsnotice program, the success of which was due to Miss Bakers efforts and the cooperation of all the Club members. FRANCES HOLLIGER, 223. SOPHOMORE RHETORICALS The most important event in the course of the past year for the Sophomore Class was the Christmas Rhetoricals. Anticipation of the Christmas Holidays incited the spirit of Christmas and the program was carried out jubilantly in accordance with the season. Laurence Goodman, as chairman, managed very successfully. The first part of the program was given by members of the class who are especially talented along var'ous lines. The program was as follows: Piano Solo ,.........................-..-.........-----,A.. 4-.. ,---------.----------.---A---- 4s, -,----s---'4s.-- A I 3 fy Hllfy Reading ,---A.Y,,,,,. ,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,., ,,,,,,,.,...,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,...... I I elen Slagle Dugt ,,-,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ...,,,,, N ellie Yoxhimer and Grace Wfoodford CD1-iginal Stgfy YQQQY v.v,,.,,,,,,,,,,,e,,eY,,,,,,,,,,Y,v,,,s,,,,,,,,,4,,, A IlI'lE1111 ROllCl' Yiglin 5010 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,..,,.,.,,..,,....,,,,,..,,, L ora ne Edwards News Paper ,,,,,,,,,,s,,,A,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,.........,,,,...,,,., ,,,., ...........,,..........,.,........r A r c hie Johnston Rgading ,sw,,s,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ...,..,.......,,,,.,,,,.,,,............,.,.....,,,,.,,,...,...,..,......... t .ienevieve Dunn The second part was a clever little Christmas Play written by two members of the class, Mary Brickman and Rachel Hayward. The play deve.oped the thought that no matter how kind you try to be to some people, they show no appreciation. The characters were: -lack Rogers ....,,.,.......,........, -. - -------- Ralph RO5eUb?1'g H55 Vtljfg -,.-,--.y- ,.,,,.,. L ...,..,,,.. A Iary Hilty Alf. COHHQH ----VVY ,,,,., L llaflei SCl'll.1l'lHfdt His Xvife ,A,A,..,,.., ........... lt Iary NVhale11 -lim Connell ,.....,. -....---- A VCI'lClCll king Pete Connell ......... -------s-- .l 311165 -Sutton Maggie Connell ....... -..-.-.-- A IHYY Bflfkman Pat Connell -,..--,.A., ..,,.. R aymond Slatcher Katie Connell ...,... .---.........---..--.-,A....-,s- F TEWICCS P053 Mike Connell ........ .---------.-,--,-----4..-----------' .l 311195 Parker -MARTHA HALEY, '25, SOPHOMORE HIKE The social event of the Sophomores this year was a Hike which they took to the Slaughterbach woods on the Fostoria road. A social event for the Sophomore classes of the preceding years was unheard of. That speaks for itself, doesn t'1t, members of the Class of 25? Everything was splendid especially the eatsg the sizzling hot wemers in fresh buns, crisp sour pickles that made your blood run clold and chills go up and down vour back, delicious home-made doughnuts and the red Juicy apples will not soon be forgotten. The boys played football in the adjoining held, the girls roamed through the woods and all together we had a good time playing three-deep. ' Page Ninety-tour