Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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football, quam, Miss Sue Harfigan

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highlight Do you remember when-? This expression will no doubt be used as a prefix to many a conversation and will provide many an hour of delightful reminiscing in the years to come. On the next few pages of this section are shown some of the activities, the Highlights of the year, which will serve as topics of these conversations. These subjects are the extra-curricular activities which mean so much in rounding out the year's program. Such acti- vities are usually managed by the students under the super- vision of a faculty member. Many programs such as chapels, assemblies, plays, concerts and the operetta are open to the public. In some cases one activity will depend upon another for its existence. For example, the proceeds of the Junior Play have been used for some years to finance the junior-Senior Prom. A further value of these activities is that they often bring a student's hidden talent and ability into the limelight. This is true not only in regard to participation but also in the fields of managing and directing. As we, the students and graduates of l95l, grow older we may look through the following pages and thus re-live the many happy times that we had together here: the operetta and the plays with their long nights of practice, the home- coming game when all was so wonderful except that we lost, and many other equally romantic occasions. Of course not everything could be included here. Al- though they are not present in this section, we cannot forget such Highlights as the junior-Senior Prom, Recognition Day, Baccalaureate and Commencement. Let us not forget any of it' I

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FT TO RIGHT: Pat iompson, Pat lnsley, Jbott, Betty Foreman. gh... , J. Football Queen Sue Hartigan and her at- tendants, Pat lnsley, Pat Thompson, Valerie Abbott and Betty Foreman, were crowned during the halftime ceremonies of the Findlay-Fostoria football game Nov, lO. The queen and her at- tendants chose as their escorts Tom Leonard, jim Miller, lim loiner, Jerry Klein and Steve Hauser, members of the Senior Hi-Y Club, After circling the field in convertibles, the attendants were greeted with the roll of drums and the queen with a burst of fan-fare. The queen was crowned by Ted Bishop, Stu- dent Council president, as the band formed a crown and played the Findlay High School Alma Mater. Hartigan, Valerie LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Leonard, Jerry Klein, Steve Hauser, Betty Fore- man, Valerie Abbott, Sue Hartigan, Pat lnsley, Pat Thompson, Ted Bishop, Jim Miller, Jim Joiner. M, , Mn,N,i,,Q ...Aim The royalty was elected by the student body from a list of 46 girls nominated by the Senior Class, All were elected by a majority vote acf cording to the rules laid down by the Student Council. The election was under the supervision of Dean A. l.. Mattoon and the student commit- tee with jim Larkins as chairman, Bill Hess, loan Oxley, Carolyn lngledue and Pat Smiley. The Student Council sponsored a dance, the Coronation Ball, in the high school gymnasium after the game, Miss Hartigan and her court presided over the dance from a throne which was placed at one end of the gym.