Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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2-ff xv '7 FT A5-.. tl .fl f la 1 'hx ' f' -,i ff! V ' N Essex,J Ditt- ,ciylwk Q45-if 2 fl lfflll ml, M y N. Y A ROW: S. O Connor, . . man. SECOND ROW: D. McCandless, D. Browne, W, Gilts, R. Malcolm. THIRD ' or' J. Ferris, J ROW: Miss Stover, spons , Williams, R. Hess. N sms? 26 M.: A WW lllrlzafzys d'viduals deserve m king These well-trained in i ' one ot the hardest wor nition than they receive. They are t in Findlay High School. uch more recog- groups ot studen s ' 'stants include the Some ot the duties of the library assi d carrying attendance slips to the ' ut, hecking ot attendance an b ks coming in or going o c ' teachers, checking oo d kee ing the tables respective putting books on the shelves neatly, an p and chairs in order. All assistants must have a study hall every day and mus have the first period on Monday free. This period is spent i receiving library instructions. 'f F1

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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.

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FIRST ROW' M F eaver, Miss Betty Easton, supervisor. . . erguson, R. Calhoon, B Calhoon, S. Janes, P. Baumlein, M. Pruitt., SECOND ROW: V. Simons, l-l. Karg, J. Snyf der, R. Feller, E, Calhoon, J. Young P. Thompson. THIRD ROW: M. Witten- myer, D. Miller, R. Fox, C. Ball, L. Bradfute, A. W ' f E ,-fret ' - rf 4 ,. ,pl 1' if f ft The cafeteria assistants have the task of caring for the details involved in feeding approximately l6O persons every school day. Students work in the cafeteria the third and fourth periods and during the noon hour. The cafeteria enables its customers to save financially by operating on a non-profit basis. Miss Betty Easton is now manager, having replaced Miss Estella Anstaett this year, Cafeteria helpers hav e two advantages: They are the first to be served, and they receive their meals free of charge. The respective jobs of the I emp oyees range from hel in prepare the food to dr ' P Q ying the dishes and the silverware. The cafeteria employs approximat l 2 e y O students.