Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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FACULTY ' my 4 -'A- -H rf . if .Q I , fy . J X E4 l ' alia, an S ' -L J 'E E' gl r ga it ,Q , 5 rdf 'W -'-- f 1 A Q V fs it ,:r Ti Y l 75' ,MQ .,,., W g? ' A f . ,.,.,. ,,.,. A in -7 f .:' 7 Y '- r f ': 4 - ' ,..-V ...V ,, ., -.. . 1 ,, . .. -. tw, Y 4 Besides teaching the physi- cal aspects of research, the ience department of E. l-l. S. a 0 instills into its students a desire to find the truth by sci- entlific thinking. Each year a high percentage of student sgzientists Dlace in the state ,scholarship tests. D. D, Lawrence C, F, Burkhart R, S. Phillips W-.9 erin. rgji .ry wr 'X ii fr? 154 yi X . Li!a,L,.J' I i.fc,:'ig.i.,. mphasizing the import- an e of correct speech and gr mmar in the present busi- ss world, the English depa ent of F, H. S. specializes teaching students the ments of accurate e Every field of interest is ered in the course, with busi ness English, general English and English literature contrib- uting to the fulfillment of the student's needs. Also included in the foreign language curriculum are Span- 'sh, Latin ll, and French, all f which, besides their practi- al value, promote better understanding of other peoples and nations. Miss Ruth Kuenzli Miss Lora Wiest H. F. Brandenberger Wilbur l-lall 'Y Miss l-lelen Johnston Miss Ruth Switzer xg, W ,,, I-wmv Y W ll,

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,ds X FACULTY Uniflzzffkwaf, Qti52cf!zfm1,Qifzi Machine and automotive shop students ot Findlay Senior High School get experi- ence with the materials, tools, processes and products ot in- dustry. The vocational depart- ment also has a co-op program that provides actual part-time employment for the students in their senior year. B. R. Shoemaker J. D. Schmunk J. H. Lawrence D, T. Ricketts Jack Volkmer ..f:ww?f2fLozf2fi, Q.Q,fmfs,2.f.i1f212ff'i,, The commercial department includes typewriting, short- hand, bookkeeping, sales and office practice. Distributive education students are given actual experience in the busi- ness world, The department es students to accept ss responsibilities, but is Iso very helpful to students do not take o completely part in business tran- D. N. Avery Miss elen Worstell f-M Miss Rosa Hudnell Moe Fassett A l,

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FACULTY rind ' By teaching information gathered from the accomplish- ments and failures of former generations the social studies, including American and foreign history, social prob- lems and geography, have an active part in preparing stu- dents for citizenship. A. L. Mattoon C. W. l-lunsicker Lloyd Dull M. V. English O For meeting everyday prob- lems, receiving training for technical, scientific or engi- neering work, the mathematics department offers a complete course. l-l, H. Yawberg Miss Bernice Kieffer ducafwn, Through helping to develop the body the department of physical education is a funda- mental part of our public edu- cational system. Miss Esther,,MaLch- L, C. Keller