Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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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

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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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FACULTY .fp f' ' ,fi ' . ,' 4 A 'V I 2,1 l 'V J ' 'I l aim' Y,. .,w L.'L.' s, v.,.z.,i,,4 ij The talent of expressing on canvas or in handicrafts the ideas of the student are en- couraged and trained in the fine arts classes, Included i this classification are phot - graphy, art, woodworking, li- brary science and mechan'caI drawing. Miss Frances Stover Carl Bachman J. O. Jenk s .., if . ,..' The home arts department specializes in teaching girls the fundamentals of home- making, cooking and sewing, and supervises work in the cafeteria. Miss Betty Easton Miss Betty Von Meter -I-,Z 1-vifd., .-R Ld I 5 f 1 f c 1 ,iw MAA., nv ,., Developing student talent and offering variety to other school activities, the band, or- chestra and choir are open to all interested persons. This year's program included the production of the operetta, New Moon, and instru- mental and vocal concerts. There were also performances by the band on the football field, and musical interludes by the orchestra during the junior and senior plays. W. O. Jones C. L. l-lite Ralph Shell Oliver Schumacher 'Ps TN' ff! Ni, .. f f ...L X it Q . l Ji N. 1 ' . 'vm 1.,. a 'f.4e.a-Q ,.,-2