Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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inin The old building stands meditatively contemplating the past and the host of many students who have left its portals. The years have added the ivy to the walls. Its freshness but scantily covers the mellowness which spreads over the venerable old pile. Perhaps some feel that a new building is needed at this east end of the corridor. The time will come when this weatherbeaten structure will have to go. The memories which would be torn down with these old walls are such that they never could be replaced in our reveries by the new walls which might be built. So we love our old building as a treasured and mellowed relic of a romantic past.