Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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DEPARTMENT Sun's angle D at 44 degrees - rocket elevation at 41 miles - theodolite reading at 38 degrees -- what is the horizontal distance of observation? 4 that's duck soup tor FHSers under the superior guidance of our senior high math instructors. And that's just a small part of the up-to-the-minute instruction afforded students who wish to quality in the great demand tor higher mathematics in our present-day expansion and progress. HOWARD YAWBEBG ft- Mathematics, Iunior and Senior Math Club adviser, B.S., Bowling Green State University, Heidelberg College, Ohio State University. BEBNICE KIEFFEB-Mathematics, Miss Kieffer Mr. Chapin Mr. Repp PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Keeping physically tit and learning the meaning ot true sports- manship are the primary criteria on which our physical education instructors base their teaching. Schedules to be arranged, teams to be coached, cheerleaders to be trained - these are among the many tasks which are capably managed by the physical educa- tion department. With the team, the cheering fans, out on the road trip, or in the classroom, sportsmanship comes first. CARL C. BACHMAN - Mechanical Drawing, Commercial Mathematics, Golf coach, Athletic Director, B.S., Bowling Green State University, MA., Columbia University. NEIL SCHMIDT - Physical Education, Head toot- ball and track coach, Bachelor ot Physical Education, Purdue University. ABLINE AUKEB A MAN - Physical Education Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y and G.A.A. adviser, Cheerleader coach, Faculty adviser to Booster Club B.S., Manchester College. Mrs. B.A., Wittenberg College, M.A., University of Wiscon- sin. PAUL CHAPIN-Math ematics, Chemistry, B.A., B. S.C., Bowling Green State University. JAMES BEPP - Mathematics, swimming coach, Sophomore Math Club adviser, B.A., Bowling Green State University.

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N X N SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Satellites and guided missiles have dominated the headlines this year and because of these advancements, the role of high school science departments has been greatly emphasized. The ,Y tix-if Findlay High biology, chemistry, and physics classes have been s,,, keeping pace with these trends through instruction from competent faculty members. C. F. BURKHABT - Physics, Plane Geometry, Science Club adviser, Senior Scholarship Club adviser, scholarship chairman, A.B., Bluffton College, M.A., IOHNSTON - Biology, En- glish, junior class sponsor, A.B., Bowling Green State University. RICHARD S. PHILLIPS - Biology, Biolo- gy Club adviser, Naturalist Club adviser, A.B., Findlay College, M.A., Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University. D. D. LAWRENCE - Chemistry, Chemistry Club adviser, B. S., Bowling Green State University, M.A., Columbia University. Mr. Brandenberqer .,.,......,.,,.,. . . is Ohio State University. KABLYN Mr.Burkhm't Miss K. Iohnston Mr. Phillips Mr. Lawrence LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The sun no longer shines on a foreign country. This idea makes us realize that, with electronics, rapid trans- portation, and increased travel, communication among peoples has become world-wide. The FHS language de- partment is keeping pace with this new world of progress. Whether it's Latin for scientific study, or French and Span- ish for future experience, students have the opportunity to prepare themselves under capable instructors. Many FHSers have been vastly benefited after graduation by - their knowledge of other langu- ages in their preparation for their chosen field of occupation. FRED BBANDENBEBGEB --- ,Q-. ,fri wifi! French, Spanish, Corridor Hosts' adviser, yearbook advis- er, A.B., Capital University, M. A., Ohio State University. LOBA WIEST - Latin, English, lunior Red Cross sponsor, B.S., the Ohio State University, M.A., Columbia University. HELEN IOHNSTON - Spanish, junior and senior girls' counselor, Fu- ture Teachers of America ad- viser, Senior Advisers' sponsor, B.S., Ohio State University, M. A., University of Wisconsin. Miss Wiest Miss H. Johnston M.wMW.Mmw.MwM..,....www Q i S li

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT The energy from the sun is almost forgotten when compared to the pep and vigor of our high-stepping band members or the FHS harmonizing vocaleers. But a lot of the sun's energy is nec- essary to carry us through the many activities and productions of this department. Marching band performances, winter con- certs, summer festivals, Broadway shows, community programs -these and many others are very ably managed and present- ed by our music instructors. Students enrolled in this depart- ment have the opportunity of individual instruction as Well as group study, whether their inter- ests be vocal or instrumental. Proud We are of the fact that from this department many graduates have gone on to make their livelihood in the field of music. CLIFFORD I-IITE F- Instru- mental Music, Senior high band directory B.S., M.A., Ohio State University. W. OSCAR IONES - supervisor of vocal music: director of operettap B.S., M.S., New York University. RALPH SHELL - Instrumental Music, assistant director of senior high bandp B.S.M., Oberlin College, M.A., Columbia University. DON IEFFERIES - Vocal Mu- sic, director senior and sopho- more choirs, assistant director of operettap B.S., Ohio State University. OLIVER SCHUMA- CHER - Instrumental Music: director of the orchestrap Bluff- ton College, Institute of Musical Arts, luillard School, Findlay College. Mr. Iones Mr. Ieffries Intricute movement in sight Mr. Hite Mr. Shell Mr. Schumacher i e ff? 4 I ,, I N K .fl di, 2' f. ...,.