Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Miss Betty Easton tlefti. Miss Betty Van Meter. HOME ARTS Classes in home arts prepare the girls for the future by teaching them to cook and sew, and to become good housewives. This year, groups from the home economics department helped with athletic and scholarship ban- quets. They also gave service to other de- partments throughout the year. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The value of health and physical activities as a part of a broad educational program has long been recognized. For this reason all stu- dents at F. H. S. receive two and one-half years of physical training and a half year of health education. Miss Esther March, L. C. Keller. COMPLETE BUSINESS INSTRUCTION The commercial department of Findlay High School includes in its curriculum courses in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, sales, distributive education and office practice. This training enables students to take positions as sec- retaries and sales personnel upon graduation. Left to right: D. N. Avery, Miss Mae Fassett, Miss Rosa Hudnell, Mrs. Helen Eckel. T5

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Jim .7fwllU1- 8OTH CLASS, 1952 ' ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF FINDLAY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, FINDLAY, OHIO ' I48 PAGES MEMORABLE MOMENT MEMORABLE MOMENTS PREFACE DORIS LINDNER, EDITOR As the seniors of 1952 leave high school and pass to places beyond, many memories of friends, important events and good times which passed so quickly, remain behind. A period of great change now overcomes the graduated senior as he is faced with the process of making new friends, of adjusting to strange and totally unfamiliar surround- ings, and the realization that he is at last on his own. Yes, these memories of the good old school days are fond and full of desire for re-living. But it is the desire for looking forward to the future and scanning the horizons of possibility that should be preva- lent in the mind of each individual who has passed to the next test of endurance and stamina under the everyday strain of life. In turning the pages of history back to the 1951-52 year, such events as the South Sea Prom, the dramatic presentation of the -class plaque by the senior president to the junior class president, the operetta and large numbers of stage productions which held the attention of both young and old, will long be recalled. Memories of our athletic events and the staunch support that was given in both times of loss and victory, and numerous other highlights which played a part in the lives of all FHSers, will long endure. In the following section we have made an effort to recapture for permanent dis- play some of the memorable moments which marked for the seniors the closing year of their high school careers.