Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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IIIIIS This year the Thespians really proved that they follow their society's motto, Act well your party there all the honor lies. The young actors presented three one-act plays for public entertainment, Wilbur Faces Facts, Moon Up and The Castle of Mr. Simpson. The productions were directed by senior club rnembers under the super- vision of W. E. l-fall, faculty sponsor. Membership in the Thespian Society is honorary and based upon previous acting experience. Officers for the year were Bob Slick, president: Bon Yoxsirner, vice president, and loy Fishel, secretary. ts' FIRST ROW: Fishel, B. Miller, M, Weavor, Ghaster, Boniloy, Slaughter- beck, B. Hull, Porter, Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: Nelson, I. Hoyer, Dayrnon, G. Frost, Hauddhaucyh, Lytle, B. Gulliford, Griffin, Gore. Tl-HRD ROW: Lupton, Stoltz, Shirey, Doyen, Lindsey, S, Kin-1, B, Hall, Inqledue, Price. FOURTH BOW: Bahal, Stoinhurst, P. Bowman, D. Hwy, Balilw, Laws, C. Cook, Weitz, VV. E, Hall. FIFTH ROW: lVlcGarvey, Aunqst, l. Bowtnan, Dowdell, Sawvel, lohns, Copeland. SlXTl'l BOW: Tell, Berlrlin, Iohnston, N. Smith, Pvwell, Goldsmith, Yoxsimer, Rose, Slick, Farley,

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INDLAY Senior High School is very fortunate indeed to have such a comprehensive extra-curricular program. There are over eighty organizations and home rooms in the school. Among these are the two service clubs, the Tri Hi-Y for girls and the Hi-Y for boys. The Math and Science clubs are representative of academic organizations. For persons interested in dramatics the Thespian Society presents fine opportunities to budding actors and actresses. Presented annually are the Senior play and the Iunior play, the latter contributing funds for the Prom. Each year the choir and the orchestra combine to present an operetta. Later on the Spring Music Festival gives the concert band, orchestra and choir a chance to display their talents. The school administrators believe that only through a Wide variety of organizations can every student be given a chance to participate in whatever field his interests desire.

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nzath club FIRST BOW: R. Fox, D. Sutton, Bennett, Pampel, McCamey, Barnhill. SECCND ROW: Rader, Duncan, Doeplcer, R. lohnson, Angus, Miss Bernice Kieffer. THIHD ROW: Smiley, Sawvel, I. O'Neil, Duttweiler, M. l-foyer. I The Math Club is an organization open to all students who are mathematically inclined and are interested in studyinq short-cuts in calcu- lation. This year one of the projects of the club was a course on the operation of the slide rule. The Math Club also sponsored the annual chess tournament. Officers for the year were lohn Bennett, presidentg Don Sutton, vice president, and foe Pampel, secretary-treasurer. Miss Bernice Kieffer sponsors the group.