Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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IGHER than the knowledge ac- At, quired in the realm of school and more vital than the experience of activities gained in the process of education is the deep growth of spirit, the breadth and sincerity of character, born and nour- ished, we believe through the further- ance of schooling. The glowing light of learning burns brightest in the niind that has lived the most thoroughly and has felt the most keenly. From year to year, a mass of students leave this in- stitution initiated to the primary forces of life. Those who have gained the highest benefit are those who have with ardent sincerity labored for the finest quality of scholarship.