Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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faculty administration . . . teaching me .J Findlay High has been extremely fortunate in the personnel of the faculty. The faculty has endeared themselves in the hearts of the students not only because of their competent teach- ing ability but because of their keen interest in the students, their aims, and ideals. The teachers have always been willing to cooperate and to cheerfully extend their services to any pro- ject of the students. This intimate contact between teachers and pupils is unique. It is largely due to the faculty and to their earnest and sincere efforts that Findlay High School has been able to excel in every field of activity. For these and nu- merous other reasons the student of Findlay High will always have a spot in his heart for the faculty.

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old building . Ill In the old part of the building covered with twisting vines and shrouded in sombre tradition the new comers from the junior highs begin their humble existence as soph- omores. Many a prominent business man or a Well versed matron recalls with misty eyes his passing through these old moss covered portals for the last time on graduation night. 7'wr-Iuc