Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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classes an appreciation of literature and science .... an understanding of the practical arts With a sigh and a groan the illustrious pupils of Findlay Senior High School slam their books down on their desks exactly eight periods a day. For five short minutes between each period gossip, test grades. lessons, or what-have-you are exchanged along the halls. Some one with a choice bit of news suddenly finds himself standing outside the closed door of his class room with the tardy bell brazenly ringing in his ears. Each pupil has encountered this harrowing experience at least once in his high school life. Ah well - - such is the hustle and bustle of school life!

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Earl Shisler teaches instrumental mu- sic to the students. having the band and the orchestra under his super- vision. He received his B. Mus. from Dana Institute. Lena Kiefer. dean of girls and instructor of hygiene, re- ceived her A. B. from Western Re- serve. She is at present working on her M. A. The chemistry depart- ment is headed by R. G. Alexander, who received his A. B. from the Uni- versity of Michigan. Mae Fassett teaches typevvriting and shorthand. She is a graduate of Gregg School in Chicago and received a B. S. degree from Ohio State. C. H. Hauerfield teaches bookkeeping and is the school treasurer. He has his B. C. S. from the Office Training School. The library is ably supervised by Ariel Coates, who received her B. S. degree from Ohio Wesleyan. Sylvia West teaches sophomore English and is in charge of the dramatic activities of the school having received her B. A. from Ohio Wesleyan University. Glendora Mills teaches solid geome- try, algebra, and trigonometry. She received her Ph. B. and M. A. degrees from Ohio State. Helen Wz'seley is at the head of the foreign language department and teaches French. She holds a B. A. from Findlay College and a Master's degree from Columbia. . Illi EARL SHISLER, LENA KIEFER, R. G. ALEXANDER MAE FASSETT, C. H. HAVERFIELD. ARIEL COATES SYLVIA WEST, GLENDORA MILLS, HELEN WISELEY Eighteen

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senior class officers President-SHELDON TAYLOR: The president of the Senior class is expected, above all things, to be digni- Hed. Sheldon has not failed us in this respect, yet he has sacrificed none of his natural good nature for dignity. Vice President-ROBERT HOLLOWAY: A ready smile and a helping hand are the words which best describe Bob. We need say nothing more, for his own character is his best recommendation. Treasurer-ED COLE : Perhaps all the financial worries Ed has had through his career as treasurer of our class have not been very numer- ous, but we owe him a debt of gratitude for his faithfulness. Secretary-ALBERT FOLK: Of all his talents, that of friendliness is Al's highest attainment. He is one whom We will some day be proud to remember as a classmate and a friend. 34111