Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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UNDERCLASSES Dick l-lartman Meredyth Miller Jane Wall Martha Spitler James Mason Ben Landing Jack Schaeler Charles Sherl:

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1936 have completed three years - - three years filled with Work and play, friendships and rivalries, and have passed through the portals of Findlay High School never to return again as students. We can now think back over those years perhaps with a little regret over their passing but also with a great deal of satisfaction with our accomplishments. For those years have been filled with accomplishments of which We can be justly proud. We entered Findlay High With a record to uphold - - a record built up by many former classes. In passing from the Old Building, Where We served our apprenticeship as sophomores, into the New as complacent juniors and finally to the dignity of seniors we strove to raise this record and succeeded somewhat in the attempt. In addition to maintaining a high average of scholarship, We served as members of the Findlay team in the State Scholarship Tests during our three years at F. H. S. and gained a number of places for the team. As seniors we entered the General Scholarship Test and gained several places high up in the state ranking. As a class We upheld the scholastic records of former years, the Honor Class of 1936 being one of the largest in several years. In athletics we again excelled. The football teams during our stay at F. H. S. hung up a very creditable record. The basketball team early began win- ning laurels, finishing as runners-up in the state in our final year. Track, golf, and tennis also gained a greater importance partially through the efforts of some of our class. We particip-ated in the various other extra-curricular activities of the school with profit and success. The debate team brought a great deal of recognition to the school through its efforts. We as a class supported the newspaper and annual in addition to the efforts of some of our members in holding positions on the staffs. In dramatics we were again active. We presented Through the Keyhole in our junior year with great success and repeated this triumph in our senior year With Ladies of the Jury. Nlembers of our class also contributed a great deal in the presentation of the operas, Two Vagabonds and A'Princess Ida. With the memories of these achievements before us We can go on to greater successes in the life for which the faculty have so Well prepared us in providing such a full program of school activities. May We continue to bring fame and honor to ourselves and Findlay High in the years to come. Twenty-Four

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HOME ROOM Z 0 7 Row I-f-H. Sp-itler, A. Shively. S. Ster- ling, R. Stoner. C. Walters, J. Schib- ley, P. Rush. Row 2iR. Switzer, R, Sheldon. S Saller. J. XVilliamson, D. XVilliamsi K. Sayre. T. Ricketts. W. Williams Row 3-WP. Smith. W. Urschalitz, R Rosencrans, J. Vv'ickham, lf. Work man, R. Sloop, A. Woodward, E Ritchey. Row 4-fB. Simon. M. XVhislcr, R. Slrouse, R. Smith, Mr. Mattoon. HOME ROOM 205 Row I-D. Green, G. Rinn, R. lldic, D, Dyer, D. Hockcr, B. Gillespfic, C. lfleck, R. Hartman, Rmldf-f-R. Dickey. D. Vox. XV. Gib son, R. Hartman, H. Kistlcr, Ri lioltz Row 37.1. Harlman, K. Garlinger. R llanna, R. Hendricks. M. Fry, D lilshell, B. Drake. S. Dysinger. RmL'4fB. Hovvr, R. Kcllcy, S. Hall. K. Fry. B. Hall. l'. Hollister . B. Hcckman, J. Grubb, J. Hoffman. HOME ROOM 206 Row I+J. O'Neal, R. O'Harra. L Miles, R, Lovcridge, C. Marshall, J Porter, H. McDonald, Miss Shilling. Row ZYW. Patrick, R. Mathias, H Newman. H, Niemeyer, T. Miller L. Miller, A. Laube, J. Naus. Row 3-R. O'Harr.1, P. Rankin, L Meyers, J. McGaugh, J. Martin, R Oyerholt, R. Patterson, J. Morehart Row 4+P. Rcamsnyder, N. Rabkin, P Pennington. J. Morrison, B. Lang sxatf, L. Rice. TwenlyfSfx