Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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the admini tration .. ln all groups of people there must be some type of control. The governing power of Findlay Senior High School is the administration, which is set up to manage, direct, and govern the affairs of the school and to supervise the conduct and academic work of the students. Therefore it takes the responsibility for increasing cooperation among the students and at the same time giving them every individual oppor- tunity. The two most important members of the administrative force of Findlay High are Superintendent F. L. Kinley and Principal G. R. Constien, who both enforce rules and policies of the institution. The office of superintendent has power to grant or reject any issue arising from any and all students in the Findlay area. While the superintendent is, of course, responsible for the supervision of the entire city system, the duties of the principal include diagraming the educational and social life in the Senior High School. The deans, Miss Helen johnston and A. L. Mattoon, are concerned with the welfare of each student in.the high school. They hold scheduled conferences with all students to help them solve their problems of school and social adjustment. They also give students advice on scholastic courses which will best benefit them in their future vocations. Other groups which contribute to the efficiency of the administration of the school are the faculty, the custodians and adult office force, as well as the two student organiza- tions, the student council and the senior advisers.