Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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FIRST ROW: J. Campbell, J. Mcfleory, G. Johnson, M. Cameron, D. Bartlett, B. Gulliford, B. Sloughterbeck, J, Hoyer, M. Lindsey. SECOND ROW: J. Remley, B. Hull, H. Korg, M. Nelson, S. Null, S. King, P. lnsley, F, Gore, P. Gohlke, B. J. Dayman, THIRD ROW: D. Bowman, Gloss, F. Rodobough, C. Price, M. Col- Hall R. Griffin, J. Doyen, B. burn, B. , Grimmer, M. Kope, A. Ghastcr. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hall, sponsor, R. Hayes, R. Yoxsirner, C, Goldsmith, R. Slick, L. Powell, T. Elliott, R. Copeland, W Weitz. Since its establishment at F.H.S. in l929 th Thespian chapter each year promotes increased in . . . h terest in high school dramatics. ln addition to t club's usual activities, last February they produced three-act mystery drama in which each actor prove that the society's motto, Act well your part, ther all the honor lies, is an effective one. Membership in the society is honorary and i based upon the record each person has previousl made in dramatics. Students who served as officers this year were M Ann Cameron, president, Gladys Johnson, vice ae president, Dick Bartlett, recording secretary, and Barbara Gulliford, corresponding secretary.

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FlRST ROW: D. West, D. Mergenthaler A. Martin, J. Pampel, J. McComey SECOND ROW: D, Marshall, B. McVey J. Stevenson, B, Morrison, D. Colling wood, C. Fetters. THIRD ROW: C. Ball C, F. Burkhart, sponsor, C. Scott, T Peterson, J. Snyder. ,lx Organized to carry on scientific research and experiment- ation outside of the regular curricular classes, the science club is open to all interested students who have been enrolled in one ot the Findlay High School science departments. While stressing originality ot thought, the club gives sci- entific-minded students the opportunity to discuss and solve mutual problems. Above all, it encourages students to in- crease their knowledge and appreciation ot science and scien- titic thinking. The major highlights of the year's activities consist of H f preparing projects for the annual Science Day at Bowling Green and in encouraging participation in State scholarship tests and other examinations.

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K' V-' - ., !y,.,..f., To promote interest in the scientific ' enjoyment and ap- preciation of nature, the primary goal of the Naturalists Club sponsored by R. S. Phillips is to furnish recreational re- search opportunities to students interested in the outdoor aspects of biology. This year its members contributed time and effort in makin at f h ' ' g our o t e city elementary schools to discuss the club's various group projects before juvenile audi ences. Plans were also initiated to display at the Court House next year a conservation bulletin board for the benefit of farmers. The club carries on a year-round project of bird counting and bird banding. Some of its results were published in Audubon M ' ' agazine this year. FIRST ROW: R S Phillips sponsor T l-luston, J. Archable S Cole w man, B, Schmidt SECOND ROW J Joiner, D. Marshall S Hauser R Fox J. Williams, L. Frey D Collingwood