Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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a resume of the activities of the graduates i932 Someone has wisely said that the years spent in high school are among the happiest of a life time. We of the Class of 1932 have learned the full meaning of this statement through our three years of study and companionship at Old Findlay High. From our first days in the rank of the bold young Sophomores to our victorious departure from the class of dignified Seniors, we have tried to give our best to our school. and to take from it the high lessons of good sportsmanship. As a tribute not only to fine scholarship but to high athletic standards as well, we chose as class presi- dent in the Sophomore year, Charles Brandman. ln the Junior year, having become more completely a part of the school, we carried high honors in more ways than one under the leadership of Mary Margaret Robinson. With the kind assistance of our sponsors, Miss Finton and- Mr. Frack, we presented The Youngest, a comedy which met with the greatest of success. We were also successful in the arrangement and management of the important social event of the year, the Junior-Senior Reception. In our final year at F. H. S. our class has, indeed, upheld the standards of leadership set forth by our alumni of former years. Our choice of class officers this year was: Sheldon Taylor. president: Robert Holloway, vice-presidentg Albert Folk, secretary: and Edward Cole, treasurer. We attempted during the first months of the school year to welcome into our midst the Sophomores and all other newcomers. We were proud to help inaugurate the new club system introduced this year for the first time. Feeling it our duty to lend our support to all activities within the school, our class gave its full support to the Junior class play, and to the light opera, Olivette. The class presented as a climax to its career, The Fool by Pollock: Our class sponsors were Miss Bushey and Mr. Frack. g We, the Class of '32, are leaving Findlay High with sincere regret, with highest desire that our ambi tions for the school will be fulfilled by the succeeding classes. We are deeply indebted to those who have led us in our scholastic achievements so faithfully that we will be able to stand among the first in the busi ness world and in colleges. Twenty-V One l lll f

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