Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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HARLAND ADAMS Scientific I came. I saw and I conquered. LEO ADAMS College Preparatory Is in the very May morn of his youth Ripe for exploits and mighty enterprises. ROBERT ALGE College Preparatory '1Music arose with its voluptuous swell. GARNET ALLEN Commercial Infinite riches in alittle room. MARY LOUISE ALTMEYER A College Preparatory 'Tis better to be out of the world Than out of the world of fashion. SIMEON ANDRUS Scientific O live! love! laddie, Love's like a dizziness. BETTY BAKER p t Classical Here's to the clever! May they be with us ever. FLORENCE BAKER Commercial Modesty is a manifestation of true merit. Twenty-Three

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X I .iff ..-f. .1 ' f ww Ng, ,ad TWTTT S X s A 1 X K xlxfff .-X 1 CLASS OF '27 President Treasurer LAUREL POWELL NELSON DAVIS Scientific Scienrinc Once in a dream 'Iwas granled unto mc, I have always observed in the world, Thu opt-n gates of paradise to see. A man must seem simple but be wise. Vice President Secretary KENNETH ERIZZELL YVILLIAM BADGER College Preparatory Classical His words are bonds. his oalhs are oracles: I was set a laughing His love sincere, his lhoughls immaculate. And lof I was at once zlisarmedf' The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight But they while their companions slept Were toiling upward in the night. The Class of '27 has lived up to this motto all through its history. While we have been in school more changes, more advancement, more laurels have come to our halls than at any other time. The beginning of this Class of '27 was inthe halls of the Lincoln and Washington Buildings. Here it was that we started developing the spirit that was to show the World that a Sophomore class could rule. It is the next year and at last we We have reached old Central High for which we have been striving so many years. Strange to say, We lost our domineering spirit and settled dovvn to become sadder and wiser men. Oh! We are Juniors and ready to work. The real worth of our class was shown in our work of this and the next year. The members of our class took an active part in most of the activities, be it athletics, rhetoricals, or any other of the projects of the school. Out play Her Husband's Wife, was a distinct success. The Junior-Senior reception of that year was one of the best ever given. Time has passed and we are Seniors. We have longed to graduate from High School but still we leave the old school with a great feeling of sadness. Here we have lived and toiled together: here we have made friendships that will never end, here We have learned to live, and lived to learn. We could have done more for our school, and yet we feel that other classes will have to work hard to excel us in development and leadership. Tiuenly-'I'wo I 4 f W ng ,, rr: 'r-1-:mzzizrf 5 :es-1, ,':'L1i,.::In1sl' ' 27716 Blue a nd Gold - lI'2lQfClY?7Il 'lllggggiljqrl gg.g1lrgfg'1j'?tfQgig.tgzi,1 .Seven

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HELEN BAKER College Preparatory Not much talk-a great sweet silence. MARTHA BARKIMER Commercial '1Be a woman, on to duty Raise the world from all that's low. MARGARET BAYLESS College Preparatory And mistress of herself tho' right China fall. PAULINE BENNETT General 'IA still small voice. RUSSELL BISHOP Commercial It takes more genius to be a man Than manhood to be a genius. ALICE BLACKBURN Commercial Whence is thy learning? EDWARD BOLMAN Scientific And then he'd blush Oh, how he'd blush! RUBY BoND Commercial Variety is the very spice of life That gives it all its flavor. Twenty-Four