Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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n Nostalgic Evening Deb Stahl and Roger Inbody look on with others, while the court is introduced. 3n October, Friday the thirteenth, the 1972 mecoming Court, wearing velvet formals, tradi- nally paraded Main Street to the stadium, where I Wolf crowned the queen. Sara Phillips, sister of a Phillips, Homecoming chairman, was the wn bearer. Although some may have said our itball loss was attributed to the unlucky date, re was no stopping the exciting weekend, as the tivities were well underway. Dn the following evening, the nostalgic weekend ltinued, as the Homecoming couples stopped in Pop's Malt Shop. The decorations, provided Spirit Club, enhanced the night of the Fifties, ly Bird Naked played their own sort of nostal- music, as couples were seen jitter-bugging oughout the cafeteria. At different intervals dur- I: the evening Flash Gorden movies were wn in the auditorium. Soft drinks and cookies re attended by servers dressed in high styles of [ 50's. Despite the change of traditional attire, the ace was well attended and enjoyed by most iryone. FHS discovered that it isn't the clothing rn, or even the type of music played, but the t :iting festivities, the feeling of friends nearby, •1 perhaps even the tradition that makes a Home- ming nostalgic. 'Gee thanks Gray, you look nice too.' The Court: Anne Brannigan and Gary Fowler (top left), Linda Burger and Tom Wilcox (top center), Kathy Streaker and Randy Howard (top right), Queen Kim Weitz and Tim McGuire, and Jeanne White and John Defaney (above). Activities 25

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We couldn't have a Homecoming Parade without our band! Seniors have spirit! Festive Activities Clima: '•sy 24 Activities Key Club Sweetheart, Sue Brandman.

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Introducing The 1972-73 Findlay 'Half note, half note, quarter, rest 26 Activities Robin Roth takes a moment to relax. What do you mean, there's senior initiation this year? The FHS Marching Band this year presented The Band with Ster- eophonic Sound and Sore Feet. The entire band, consisting of one hundred fifty-two bandsmen, started their preparation for the season during the week of August 28. Throughout this week, better known as H-week , the crew drilled six hours a day. During the football season, band practiced two and a half hours daily for the weekend's half time show and presented a total of six different shows. The last show was the Senior Show, written entirely by seniors. The show was titled What We Believe. The 1972-73 Marching Band was under the direction of Cliff Hite, George Amend, and Jim Mitchell. Head majorettes for the season were Linda Flavell and Julie Benedict. Kevin Reddick and Mike Malloy served as head drummers. Band officers were President, Jon Stealy; Vice-President, Mike Malloy; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Doug Senn; and Social Chairman, Bruce Miles.