Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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STUDENT EUUNEIL First Row. left to right: Rex Sites, Diane Davis, Nancy Vossler, Don Rooney, Ioan Bowman, Earl Lease, Richard Kelley, Mary Ellen Boehm, Barbara Wortman, lames Miles. Second Row: Frances Ransbottom, Catherine Denhart, Ianice Nichols, Arthur Gilts, Robert Chesebro, Howard Yawberg, Dale McGoon, Torn Kennedy, Reva Davidson, Mr. Mattoon. This construction project has a group of iorernen, the reliable student council representatives. Many of the school's activities have been planned and super- vised by this loyal group. Sponsoring dances, selling stationery, reconverting the old band room and other activities have made this group a busy one. Twenty-two citizens of this community, one elected by each home roorn, consti- tute the representative government, the link between faculty and students, and are the iorernen of our engineering project. Here We learn the characteristics of democratic government by practice. The student council has done ct good job of guiding this engineering project through a prosperous year. 24 ,

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SENIOHS First Row, leit to right: Mary Manchester, lean Turrnan, Diane Davis, Lois Slager, Nancy IVfcCall, Colleen Van Wornier, Mary Dressel, Claire Ann Weinaiidy, Kathleen Stimel, Frank Anast. Second Row: Mary Ellen Boehm, Marian Grthey, Lester Tesnow, lack Bonnel, Charles Magoon, Ierry l-fix, Ruth lordahl, David Loy, Robert Weisslirig. Third Row: Mr. Constien, luanita Mygrant, Nancy Nelson, Sue Brandy- herry, Martha Bauer, Doug Bees, George Seifried, Ruth Wilson, Ruth Duttweiler. One of the highest honors which can be bestowed on a student is that of being a member of the National Honor Society. Fifteen per cent of the Senior Class are allowed to belong. Five per cent of these are chosen in the junior year and the remaining ten per cent in the senior year, NATIUNAL HUNUR SUCIETY IUNIORS First Row, left to right: Saralu Covert, Thelma Wy'Ef, loan Bitter, Marilyn Baird, Evelyn Brewer. Second Row: Margaret Folk, Allan Libbe, Paul Howard, Iohn Bradley, Oscar Bradfute. Third Row: William Pampel, lean Shafer, Darl Ault, lack Myers. Any student who has maintained a B average throughout his four years of high school is eligible. The next requisite of these students is to fill out a service blank, listing the services he has rendered to the school. This is checked by various faculty mem- bers. After these blanks are turned in, another list is prepared with the names of the remaining candidates on it. This is passed out among the candidates and faculty and are graded by them on lead- ership and character. After tabulation the highest five and ten per cent are admitted to the Society. No one factor figures more than the others. All four must be excellent. 23

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Blllll CLUB ,, if First Row, left to righi: R. S. Phillips, Beverly Palmer, Richard Roqqe, Colleen Van Worrner, Mary Heischrnan, Elden Bright. Second Row: Donald Warnick, Douglas Rees, Robert Howard, Keith Bushonq, Gene Patterson, Theodore Claflin, Thomas Miles. Third Row: Phillip Broughten, Mary Murphy, Kay Pressnell, Ann Murray, Sara Caldwell, lohn Thatcher. ' In keeping With their objective to conserve and restore Wild lite, the Findlay Bird Club takes care of the Bird Sanctuary, distributing bird seed throughout the Winter season, planted 1,000 fine seedlings this year as part of reforestation project.