Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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WP 1' L'- X. '15, q,'.: ..L is 5 i The new building with its spacious halls and numerous lecture and recitation rooms stands as a lasting monument to the ideals of education entertained by the citizens of Findlay. It is at once a challenge and an inspiration to the appreciative and ambitious youth of today. I hir In 1 new building 5.. Q53 af 'il at i 1. .-gf, .' 't-'G' lf?-gfei 9 UE X '33 -iq .i Pin . .mv .. -- V 1 I if -ff irk .' .fi . g . l,

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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

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I. F. Matteson 41 L ffllili superintendent For fifteen years Mr. Matteson has labored with tire- less effort for the advancement of education in Findlay. During his administration as superintendent he has brought about many reforms in the system. Besides being an able and competent school oflicial he is keenly interested in the student's problems and is an ardent sports devotee. Fourteen