Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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tion FRONT: Beverly Hall, Carol Bikle, Phyllis Wolfe. tZ'l'1XNlDlNG: llattc- Cifthlkt-, lVlardy Slough. The Findlay-Tiffin football game was highlighted this year with the Coronation ceremonies of Foot- ball Queen Carol Bikle and her attendants, Tillie Wolfe, Mardy Slough, Pat Gohlke and Beverly Hall. The Queen was crowned by David Slough, president of the Student Council, during the special exercises at halftime. The queen and her attendants circled the field in convertibles before the ceremonies. They were escorted by five Senior l-li-Y members, Mel Laffer- ty, lim Dysinger, Ralph Wagner, Ralph Rasor and lack Phillips. A coronation ball was held after the game in the high school gym in honor of the royal party. The girls who occupied the evening's place of honor were selected through nomination by the senior class and election by the student body. The activity was under the supervision of the Student Council. The President of the Student Council, Dave Slough, crowns Carol Bikle queen as attendant Patte Gcvhlke lhcks on

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cluzpols The Christmas Chapel program was presented by Home Room i3 enactl ing the nativity scene. Each home room has charge oi a chapel during the school year. The services are oi a religious nature, con- ducted for guidance purposes. They advocate tolerance, consideration and character, and emphasize the impor- tance of religion and God in one's life. Students participating in the chapel programs have an opportunity to de- velop their abilities and give Valuable service to the school as musicians, dramatists and public speakers. assemblies Assembly programs this year in- cluded a wide variety of speakers and artists who had fine records of previous engagements in other high schools. Nilkath Chavre, a representative from the United Nations, and Cameron Beck, Well-known lecturer, highlighted the list ot personalities who appeared here. The Trampoline Stars thrilled their audience with daring and perfectly- timed stunts, an lndiana University professor presented a program of lames Whitcomb Riley's poems, and a biolo- gist showed elaborate, time-lapse movies. These, along with other inter- esting personalities, succeeded well in rounding out the year's assembly pro- gram. B113 A.D. Albert S. Otto describes the Crypt of Civilization, located at Cgle- thorpe University in Georgia.

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guidance clinic Lane Powell, student chairman of a busi- ness conference section, introduces Ardo Whisler, the group consultant. An effort to help the students choose their future courses of study according to their voca- tional needs was continued at F. H. S. this year in the form of the Third Annual Guidance Clinic. The Findlay Kiwanis Club sponsored this coun- seling program, which was held during the last week of March. ln preparation for the program Mr. Clyde Corle of Ansonia, Ohio, addressed the student body concerning the important process of choosing a life work. The students filled out inventory forms indi- cating the fields in which they desired addi- tional information and counsel. Discussion groups were formed in accordance with the desires they expressed. Each individual had an opportunity to attend two discussion groups and have personal conferences with experts in his preferred field. Forty-seven business and professional people of Findlay co-operated to make the clinic a successful and helpful program. 9