Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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.-T f X 5 in '-f f F L F X fum , '-X.. FIRST ROW: B. Rdssell, S. Hartigcn, S O'Connor, J, Beck, C. Romer, T. Wolfe SECOND ROW: S. Beam, M. Mitchell, B Wilson, E. Cramer, B. Bowman, C. Bikle THIRD ROW: D. Jenkins, M. Pugh, B Hoch, J. Yawberg, L. Walters, D. Kring, P Breitigam. FOURTH ROW: E. Fetters, D Weaver, G. Johnson, M. Colburn, J. Mains, D. Semler, S. Leach, M. Wiseley, M. Har ringron, J. Brown. wigs 24 The Office Helpers consist of a group cf girls who give assistance in the offices of Dean Helen Johnston, Dean A. L. Mattoon, and Principal G. R. Constien. Most of the members of the organization are senior girls, although a few juniors and sophomores also lend assistance. Senior advisers are automatically eligible to work in the offices. The duties of these girls consist of running errands, taking charge of offices while the deans are not present, keeping attendance records, granting excuses, and taking care of ailing students who come to the offices. To this group of girls who willingly gave up their study halls Miss Johnston, Mr. Mattoon, and Mr. Constien offer their sincerest thanks.

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FIRST ROW: D. Hickle, M. Beckman, D. Raudabaugh, N. Beck. SECOND ROW: J. Wimer, A. Predmore, T. Huffman, E. Greer. THIRD ROW: D. N. Avery, sponsor, W. Stantield, H. Gaertner. All senior students who are enrolled in the co-operative classes ot Findlay High School are eligible to join the Future Retailers Club, which is sponsored by Douglas Avery. To de- velop progressive, respected and successful leadership in re- tailing, and to teach members to cooperate willingly and assist actively with the local retail merchants' organization are the purposes of the Future Retailers Club. Ten students were members ot the organization this year. The president was Deloras Raudobaugh, who was ably as- sisted by the vice president, Earl Greer, the secretary, Tom Huffman, and the treasurer, Wayne Stanfield.

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FIRST ROW: N. Scoby, B. Lauck, J. Burn ham, B. Mains, M. Daniels, C. Adams, M Laub S. Rt ' e, i er, M. Wiseley, SECOND ROW M. Zender, T. Huston, M. Dillon, J. Brock sieker, M. Traucht, B. St. Myer, O. Kistlcr M. Nelson, N. Stone, R. Earlie, V. Charles THIRD ROW' A MacGre or J N . . g , , ichols, R. Calhoon, N. E ' ssex, M. Mclflligott F Thom I - ' as, T. Hauman, G. Cramer, D O'COnnOr l.. McLaughlin, R. Lyon, H, F. Branden- berger, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: C. Phil- lips, W. Decker, A. Baker, A. Predmore, T. McCleave, B. Garnes, G Baldwin D Cra . , . y- tor, T. Tippin, E. Myers, H. Hartigan. i Student y every day are eligible to become members of the Corridor Hosts. This associat' ' A ' ion is one of the outstanding service clubs ot the school. s having average grades and a stud hall To welcome visitors to the school, to keep students from loitering in the corridors, to protect school and student pro- perty, and to conserve the use of hall lights are some of the activities ot the club. Students and faculty appreciate the protection and good service offered by members ot the Cor- ridor Hosts. This comparatively new organization is under the direc- tion ot H, F. Brandenberger. It includes regular and reserve members.