Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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CALENDAR Sept. 10-Once again school opens. Sept. 22-Of course, the first activity of the school would be a football game. here, with Upper Sandusky. Sept. Z8-Constitution Day was observed at the Marvin Thea'er with all the school chil- dren of Findlay present. Will we ever forget how warm it was? Sept. 29-The football season would not be complete without a game with Bowling Cmreen. Oct. 5-The United States Navy Band concert was given at the Donnell Stadium. Old and young alike went home with freckles and not a small amount of sunburn. Oct. 6-The Blue and Gold team played Marion. at Marion. Jessie. do you remember those barbecue sandwiches just as you left Marion? Oct. 27-Dedication of the New Donnell Memorial Stadium. XVe will remember this for the impressiveness of the flag raising ceremony. The football game was with Waite High School. Oct. 29-Nov. 3-Blue and Gold Week. Nov. 3-Ninth period was in charge of Miss Jenkins. Were you there? Nov. 3-Football game with Middletown. Nov. 5-11--American Education Week. Nov. 10-Game with Bucyrus. Nov. 16-Purchase of grand piano for school. At last Mary and .lane will have a piano on which the keys all strike. We hope no one will be hungry enough to bite one of the keys off. Dec. 18-A lecture, The Spirit of Sportsmanship, was given to the student body by Charley Paddock. Dec. 19-Annual football banquet. Dec. 211At last Christmas Vacation begins. Jean. who was it who talked you into getting the flu, just before vacation? Jan. 5-Basketball game with Dayton Roosevelt. Jan. 7-End of our last vacation. Jan. 9-On the way to school today, Jean Pfau drove through a red stop light. However. she redeemed herself by remarking that the light wasn't very red. We suppose by this that the signal light was yellow. The Bells of Capistrano. We trust that Gratton Johnston is still getting along fine wi.h his cows. March l-Experiment on smoking. Watch your complexion. girls. March 3-Jane Schatzel fell up stairs. and succeeded in skinning her knee dreadfully. However, she enjoyed it so much that she tried it again on the way to a physics class. VW: don't remember whether there was a test that day. or not. March -l--8-Better Spelling Week. Evelyn, how do you spell acoustics ? March 8-9-Northwestern Ohio Basketball Tournament in F. H. S. gym. School closed at three-thirty. Y March 12-Instrumental Eisteddfod preliminaries. March 17--Paul Kirsten took the girls for their first ride. April 2-Preliminary Vocal Eisteddfod. April lO-Dick Betts went mad today because of his love for a girl. However. it was only in play try-out, and such things are permitted there. you know. April 12-Vocal Eisteddfod with Van Wert. Marion and Lima Central in F. H. S. audi- torium. April 24-College Day. May 9-10-Senior play, Smilin' Through. May 17-Junior and Senior Reception. Juniors. this is the last thing you can do for the Seniors. How sad. indeed. May 24-Commencement. May 29-Again the months have rolled around and this is the last day of schoo' ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN

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INTRA-MURAL BASEBALL I 11: I V -US HOME RQOM 207 First-D. Simpson. XV. Poole. R. Redman, R. Sherwood. Second-J, XValters, R Searfoss. J. Spangler, XV. Shoemaker. C. Roller. Third-XV. XVhitehead. M. 'Williams XV, XVilson. R. Tinsman. l7or once the juniors fully accounted lor themselves. :Xt the beginning of the lntra-Mural Baseball League, the boys of 207 set out to accomplish something. They certainly did. when they won the baseball cup. Much credit is due to Mr. Miller. who is in charge of the home room, and who kept the spirit running so high that the juniors copped the cup for the nrst time. The hnals ran high with excitement as the seniors were very reluctant to let the cup go. The games of the league were arranged bv Mr. Robbins, who also refereed most of them. The personnel of the winning team ccfnsis's of Sargent. Poole. Tinsman, Shoemaker, NVhite- head. Searfoss. XValters. Spangler. Simpson. Sherwood and Vslilliams. ONE HL'NDRl:l7 ANU SIXTEEN

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