Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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F- FQREWORD We, the Class of I949, look proudly upon this year's record of achieve- ment in traditions, scholastic successes, sports honors and dignity as based upon the standards of Findlay Senior High School. We believe the Class of '49 to be a typical example of the progress attained by a century of change since the year of the famous Eighteen Forty-Niners, when our people began to achieve the place in world leader- ship which they now hold. The old-timer of the l849 Gold Rush is now just a fond memory, but in honor of his dreams and ambitions we have chosen his figure to represent the ideals for which our class stands-but with a difference: The shining nuggets of gold for which the prospectors of l849 so eagerly competed have now changed to ideals of service and loyalty, which lie waiting for the youthful prospectors of l9-49. We believe that the qualities of initiative, cooperation and leadership as taught in school are valuable factors in deter- mining the ultimate success of future adults. ff 'U Off Faculty ...... Activities .....,. ' K, Seniors ,....... Z Underclasses .... i ff Events x j Ugg? AD' msc Advertisers ...... LL,-GK WZ fb C ji GDB efe,?2f6y EYSVF il:-3: V7 2 2 J, , l T?f,Q5i'!?S .li if W W, W, V Miz CONTENTS

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ADMINISTRATION The administration manages, directs and gov- erns the affairs of the school, and supervises the conduct and academic work of the students. lt is therefore responsible for the coordination and effi- ciency of the various functions included in the school program. Both Superintendent F. L. Kinley and Principal G. R. Constien play an important part in establish- ing the rules and policies of the institution. The office of the principal maps out the educational program of the senior high school, and it is through here that the lighter side of school life, including assemblies and dances, is also directed. The deans, Miss Helen Johnston and A. L. Mattoon, supervise the conduct and punctuality of the pupils. They hold periodic conferences with them in order to assist in the improvement of aca- demic work and to help solve problems of social adjustment. The deans help students to decide which subjects will best fit them for a happy and profitable life. The Student Council is an important part of our school program because it is through this organi- zation that the students are able to take an active part in the school administration. The Senior Ad- visers also play a special role in helping sophomore girls adjust themselves to high school life. i 3?