Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Snapshots . . . All seniors were once freshmen . . . recognize them? . . . O'Bry. Kitty, Annabel. Dolly . . . And as for Claud . . . how we'd hate to meet him some dark night . . . and do you remember how many times you sat in health class and wondered how many parts he really did have? . . , XVe might say that it was Mr. Matteson letting the cat out of the bag about something . . . but since it's neither a cat nor Mr. Matteson you'll have to draw your own conclusions . . . In the good old summer-time . . . Balcony scene . . . the Queen . . . Oh? . . . manslaughter. . . Martins Ford . . . Dan, Fanny, and the Plymouth . . , Nice tennis racquets . . . nice building. too . . . and . . . you say it. . . Humpty Dumpty sat on a Wall . . . dinner . . . Oh. am l hungry! . , , . . ef. . L :rr-:veg-:'vf::..,.... .- ' 'nail-L R- Q' 5 , x ., .g , -- li w '- we Q 2 ' Q2 A + ,- ,A J 1 wg f ' w- ! K . 3-5 ' Q .N f I 3 - tg 4 .......a .Hr ' wi ' .1 gi ws-, ,Qi .Va- ,,, .... S1 .:- X 77-N me E- ' 1 1. I'-gas ess I Q .f1'f:,ff s,. ll ' QQ' 27049: 'Qffgq Q ' 5' NEAR fr' Q' ,P ' ' 53? Y - , M L rf- 4' ' r Q ' ' ' v 4 s- if E 'F' o'o'c'o 1 'filling 9 'NN1' ' ff Q - 1 3 t . 'r ' ' ',',', 1. ,, XS. - .2 :Q 31.33. is , il. Q 5935 I , f1..Q.s:..1, Se- .3 W S -1- ,x- 1 ,s.,,:? . - W ' ah. -.uf i I at I t S 325' Qiesk + 'X M X . v -rx xg jQ,':.:. , le 1 ' r-' .. 5 'f ' fl, i ' ' l el ' i . ' aff' 5 , is 1 I V-5 f - 9 o , ' 5 ,,,. e It i ' ' .21 f .Salle 'A fx- ' 5 7 1-Fi? aa.: 5

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Sophomore Girls Last September brought A new crop of faces to fill the vacancy left by the present junior girls. It must be said for the Sophomore girls that they held up the standards as capably as any before them have ever done. They did everything they could do to get behind school projects and help put them over. It is our fervent hope that the Sophomore Class of '36 will live up to our anticipations. HOME Row l ROOM 101. SOPHOMORE GIRLS D. Bond, XV. Baker. LQ. Bond. V. Cole, R. Bishop, F. Gavins. Row ZYM, Ayers. B. Behm, E. Bates, B. Bellinger. Row 3' - C. Bender, M. Brenneman. J. Beltz. L. Burse, M. Carly, D. Bachman. S. Boeracker. Row -I fV. Ayres, M. Beck, G. Bliss, M. Gollnns B. Baughman. Miss Finton. teacher. HOME ROOM 103. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Row lf' lf. Denman. A. Connne. D. Dalious, C. Clowl, B. Liromer. V. Geib. M. Greelhan, H, Holmes. Row lik Fornes. C. Crosser, G. Currie. C. Go- brecht. G. Howard, li. Edie. M, Fellabaum, Row 3-ff-M. Fornes, J. EOE. L. Hards. M. Cramer, M. Fisher. Bl. Glasco. C, Crook, M, DuBois. Row 4fV. DeXVoody. L, Haggerty, B. Glaseo, Sylvia XVest, teacher: V, Frye. P, Parison, I. Gohllxe, M. Connell. HOME ROOM lll, SOPHOMORE GIRLS Row l iD. Jackson. A. Lovell, N, Hunt. N, Paul, M, Huber, G. Moore, V. Huber. Row 2--M. Minard. D. Leonard. H. Miller, G. Oman. Row 3fE, P. Norton. Quick, R. Nlischke. Ohl. C. H. Haverfield. teacher: J. Krause. D. Merlen. M. Nicholas. T. Laube. HOME ROOM ZH, SOPHOMORE GIRLS Row 1 Row Z Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 -fC. Thiele. D. NVnse, H. Randolph. V. Rei- mund, M. Rankin. B. Vaulaw. N, Star- liper. M. Strawbridge, H. XVilIxams, K. Thomas. M. Schwinn. E. Rader. A. Semler, KI. XVarner, INI. Slbold. O, Tarr. gl.. Slough, M. Snyder. A. XVisner, M, Simpson, V. XValtermire. R. Rush. D. Sprow. D. Salluws. M. XVynn, G. Sonnansrine, M. Snyder, B. XVilson. J, Sonnansline. D. XVestfall, XV. XVilliamson. M. Saum. ' I.. Radebaugh. H. Rupright. J. Riley. H. Randolph, A. XVittebort. R. NVinters. B, Redman, B. Schaffer. H, Strathman. E. A. Shull. teacher.

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iii X' a a aaara aras , ,C s xv N Snapshots . . . Just the boys on a balmy April day . . . waiting for the three- minute bell . . . Birds in a gilded cage . . . or if you prefer . . . monkeys . . . Now. Bill, that's a mighty tall one . . . you Wouldn't fool a poor English teacher, woiulclyou? . . . Now we know where Eiseman learned to drive . . . Miscellaneous . . . Watch the birdie . . . but, Mr. Kinley, we don't see any birdie . . . all right, cut it! . . . The smile that stuck . . . poor fellow . . . Coach Constein . . . grin and all . . . What ho! . . . Chief Six Cannons Purple Cow . . . oh, pardon us, Mr. Shull . . . it must have been the wigwam . . . Well, anyhow, here's one line we have to believe. Thing-One