Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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THE BLUE AND GOLD

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THE BLUE Catherine Stears Yet do l fear, thy nature, it is too full o' the milk of human kindness. C11 Astronomy Club, Student Council, C21 Glee Club, The Building of the Ship , C41 S. Com- mercial Club. Ancil Simmons Much study is a weariness of the flesh. C11 Science Club, Class Basketball, Football, C21 C31 Class Basketball, C41 Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Spanish Club. Dorothy Smith Speech is great, hut silence is greater. C11 Wo-he-lo Club, C31 O. G. A, Club, J. A. M. Club, C41 Spanish Club, S. C. Club. Arno Snyder Time, Cl my friend, is money! C11 H:SOi Club, Class Basketball, C31 C41 B. 8C G. Staff, Elnora Spoon Reproof on her lips, hut a smile in her eye. C11 Domus et Focus, C11 C21 Glee Club, C21 The Building of the Ship, Eisteddfod, C41 Spanish Club, S. C. Club. Helen Shafer All l ask is to be let alone. C11 Science Club, Basketball, C31 O. G. A. Club, C41 Spanish Club, S. C. Club. V Emery Snyder Men of few words are the lscst men. C11 Science Club, C31 O. G. A., C41 Spanish Club, S. C. Club, Band. Thelma Stough Q Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. C11 Wo-he-lo Club, C11 C21 C31 Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, C11 C21 Eisteddfod, C21 The Build- ing of the Ship , C31 'The Gypsy Rover, O. G. A. Club, C41 S. C. Club, Spanish Club, B. 85 G. Staff. Dwight Trackler-- Ted The cheerful man is a king. C11 Science Club, C11 C21 C31 C41 Eisteddfod, C21 Building of the Ship, Rhetoricals, C21 C31 AC41 Glee Club, C31 Gypsy Rover , C41 Sylvia, S. C. Club, Spanish Club. Margaret Sheridan lVhat emptiness there is in human affairs. C11 St. Antony's, Okmulgee, Okla., C21 St. Mich- ael's, C31 O. G. A., O. A. T., C41 S. C. Club. Margaret Strickland For all may have, ii they dare try, a glorious life, or grave. C11 Wo-he-lo Girls, Glee Club, Basketball, C41 S. C. Club. Edward Urschalitz l.et me play the fool. C11 St, Michael's School, C21 C31 St. Joseph's College, Princeton, N. J. Harriet Thomas And mistress of herself though China fall. C11 Glee Club, C11 Sec.-Treas, Wo-he-lo Club, Eis- teddfocl, Rhetoricals, C31 J. A, M. Club, C41 S. C. Club, Spanish Club. Coburn C. Vandersall foustancy is human nature. C11 Student Council, Eisteddfod, Classical Club, C11 C21 C41 Orchestra, C41 French Club, Geneva Wyant A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. C11 Courtship of Miles Standish , C21 Girls' Glee Club, Building of the Ship , C41 French Club, Latin Play. Page Sixteen AND GOLD Errolcl Struble- Willie I came, saw, was overcome. C11 Class Football, Basketball, C31 C41 Baseball, C21 C31 Basketball, C41 Varsity Basketball, Hi-Y Club, Varsity Club, Football, B. 8: G. Stall. Margaret Strathman Kindness is a good thing in itself. C11 C21 St. Michael's, C31 O. G. A. Club, O. A. T. Club, C41 S. C. Club. Ralph Stanfield Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. C11 H:SOi Club, Student Council, Captain Basket- ball, C21 Eisteddfod, Rhetoricals, C21 C31 Glee Club, C31 The Charm School, Gypsy Rover , C41 S. C. Club, Spanish Club, Rhetorical Com- mittee. Pauline Smith Fair flowers 4lon't remain lying hy the Wayside. C11 Girls' Glee Club, Good Speech Week Program, Domus et Focus, C21 Girls' Glee Club, The Building of th Ship , C41 Spanish Club, S. C. Club. Ralph Strauch ll'ho is this man? Me thinks he has a lean and hungry look. C11 H2SO4 Club, C21 C31 ,lustamere Club, C31 C41 Football Reserve. Frank Traucht One can love any man that is generous. C31 Radio Club, J. A. M. Club, C41 French Club. Alice Stroude l.et us he silent that we may hear the whispers of the Gods. C11 Good English Speech, C11 C21 C31 C41 Rhe- toricals, C21 Glee Club, The Building of the Ship Q C31 Literary Program, C31 C41 J. A. M. Club, C41 French Club, Wilson Memorial Pro- gram, Latin Play. Kenneth Tyner I would help others out of a fellow feeling. C11 Pres. Pliilophronium Society. Mary Stahl A penny for your thought. C11 'lThe Rose Maiden, The Variety Club, C11 C21 Rhetoricals, C21 Good Speech Week Pro- gram, C31 The Charm School, The Gypsy Rover , C31 C41 Eisteddfod, Girls' Glee Club, C41 Spanish Club, S. C. Club. Frank Tremains Laugh and he fat, sir. C11 Science Club, C41 Spanish Club, S. C. Club, Band, Football, Editor-in-chief of Sr. Commer- cial Paper. ' Mack Vorhees Responsibility prevents mischief. C11 Classical Club, Latin Play, C11 C21 C31C 41 Class Basketball, C11 Class Football, C21 C31 Football Reserves, C41 Varsity Football, C21 Rhetoricals, C31 Jr. Reception Committee, C31 Justamere Club, C31 C41 B. 8: G. Staff, C31 C41 Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club, C41 French Club, Vice-Pres. Hi-Y Club, Capt. Basketball, Business Mgr. of B. 8: G., Ring and Pin Com- mittee, The Passing of the Third Floor Back. Mabel Wise That is gold which is worth gold. C11 Astronomy Club, C21 Glee Club, C31 O. G. A. Club, C41 S. C. Club Treas., Spanish Club, Sponsor. Carl Wisner Up rose the hero. C11 C21 C31 Class Basketball, C41 Varsity Basket- ball, C31 C41 Varsity Baseball, Football, S. C. Club, Spanish Club, Varsity Club. Mildred Walters The fewer desires the more peace. C11 Rhetoricals, Glee Club, C31 J. A. M. Club, Reception Committee, C41 French Club, Latin Play. John Woodward- Woody Our VVoocly's a salad, for in him we see Oil, vinegar, sugar, and saltiness agree. C21 C31 Football, C41 Varsity Football, Hi-Y Club, French Club, Varsity Club.

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Page Eighteen THE BLUE AND GOLD Class of 1924 'Twas nineteen hundred and twenty-one. That a famous battle was begun. We Freshmen clad in uniforms green, Were shot and shelled with a hring machine. For one whole year, the battle waged, But never once was the little troop caged. Though the force was divided, they 'could always uphold, The cherished banner of the Blue and Gold. As the year rolled around, advancement came, And we were classed in the Sophomore fame Some of our number did illustuious seem, And proved their ability on the football team In Sophomore rhetoricals, programs and such We couldn't hope to show off much. Who dare against Juniors and Seniors compete. VVithout being forced to take a back seat? 1 With our banner before us, onward we trod, Till we planted our feet in the Junior sod. Here was our first real chalice to show. That you can reap just what you sow. We planted the seed when we met and selected, Commander in whom no fault was detected. Our play, The Charm Sehoolf' won for us fame, And our debates and music gave us a name. From all around you could hear fine words of praise, And to us, those were the happy days. Now we are Seniors, our services o'er, But we're struggling and striving as never before. Our goal has been set and we have maintained, The former standard by which we have gained This year as last. no talents we lack When we passed so ably The Third Floor Back. VVe had speakers and writers and artists galore, No better could be found from shore to shoreg So that is why we proudly bore, the name of the Famous At last we are veterans in our High School career. Liife's problems will be met without any fear. Though in future years, wc-'re scattered wide, Our services, this old world shall not be denied. And in remembranees, when we are wrinkled and old, XVe shall hail Captain lfinton and our Blue and Gold. -LOUISE ASKAM, '24