Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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THESPIANS First Row, left to right: Renna Mae Willford, Frank Varlas, Marilyn Miller, Marian Orthey, lean Harrington, Ruth Iordahl, Ruth Wilson, Ruth Duttweiler, Iames Howard, Lloyd Phillips, William Wisely. Second Row: Darl Ault, Ioan Erick, Saralu Covert, Sue Redpath, Norma Herge, Carol Fox, Ioan Elmore, Donna Grener, Kay Presnell, Donald Myers, Robert Albright, Jack Myers, Dimite Buckley, Georgianna Crane, Evelyn Brewer, Ioan Webb, Kent Bushonq. Third Row: Allan Libbey, William Howard, lane Frowine, Mary Lou Taylor, Ruih Murphy, Sara Smithson, Diane Bryan, Abigail Entriken, Diane lacobs, Rex Sites, Ioan Ritter, Phyllis Eakin, Ioanne Gardner, Keith Bushong, Robert Simmons. One of the character building forces of this construction project is the Thespians. With grease paint and script individual characters are built into an exciting myste1'y'or an all-American family, under the direction of Mr. Hall. The future Sarah Bernhardt's and Iohn Barrymore's of the dramatic World are being molded right here in the presence cf the community. Vlfhen one smiles at fellow students, one may be smiling ai the future's greatest dramatic stars.

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Mary Lou Taylor, Lloyd Phillips, Ruth Dubtweiler, lack Myers. Third Row: Iean Turman, Marilyn Tin-fer, Barbara Brown, Jeanne Smith, Nancy Williams, Second Row: W. Hail, Ioan Rit- ter, Phyllis Eakirx, Theodore Claq- lin, Robert Simmons, Anita Stover. First Row: Mary lane Wheeler, Don Myers, lim Burrell, Ioan Brenneman. Diane Iacobs, Phyllis Eakin, Allan Libbe, Ioan Ritter, Ianet Wilkins UNE MIT PLAYS

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UHAPELS Whether it is realized or not one of the fundamental tools in the development of character and personality in Findlay High, is the Weekly chapel programs. To the participants, they give a feeling of satisfaction, self-assurance and the knowledge of a job Well done. To the student body, they provide them each Week with something Worthwhile to think about and should fill them with a sense of pride in the tact that F. H. S. has some of the finest chapel programs in the country. Everyone should appreciate the fine efforts that are put into the practice and presentation of each chapel program. A visitor stated that F. H. S.'s Chapels were the most interesting productions he has seen in any high school. It is rather hard to believe that exclusive of choir participation, more than one-third of the student body take part in chapel each year by Writing and delivering talks, directing the devotionals and presenting musical numbers, speeches, reading scriptures, reciting poems, or leading the Pledge of Allegi- ance, Religion and reverence to God are two important' factors in the building of a full life so Findlay High School tries to maintain this spirit in chapel programs. r as fs 5431 xxx