Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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;, ,GOLF FGolJ,.- . . woods and irons . . . smooth swinging . . . good form . . . left 1 ri$ht-hand grip . teeing off . . . the waggle . . . action on the rse . . . smooth takeaway, finishing the backswing then the down- ; swing, impact and the follow through . . . meeting the ball . . . heading down the fairway . . driving . fairway woods . . sand sand shots . . . pitching and chipping hook, slice, |BKig, timimg s lining up the putt . . into the cup. U ! 1 1 i I ! | mm 11

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SWING EASY, HIT HARD WTjH Sit iwr lijjr y. . ■ jH(pPb» - 4 ! - ■ ' m i%i • % i SB 'Hey Ted we're playing Golf not Baseball. Brad Ehrnschwender intensively concentrates on his putt. Ray Van Gunten was one of the outstanding sophomores. --,';.. '' Senior member, John Zitkovic, wedges his shot out of the bunker. SEASON'S RECORD (BEST FOUR) OPPONENTS Lima Bath Bowling Green Oregon Clay Kenton Lima Shawnee Fostoria Marion Sandusky Fremont Lima Shawnee Fostoria Lima Bath Delphos St. Johns Toledo Whitmer Fremont Lima Senior -J Tiffin Columbian Buckeye Conference Sectional District State FINDLAY 321 . . 310 318 329 383 351 347 361 377 335 174 368 314 337 358 349 192 178 293 293 323 325 313 316 326 327 158 321 307 307 311 325 151 156 3rd 3rd 2nd 3rd Green Fairways and perfect weather went hand and hand for the FHS Golfers. With Coach Dave Bowden at their side, the TROJANS captured the Buckeye Conference title, placed third in sectionals, runners up in districts, and went on to grasp a third in the state tournament. This was the TROJANS best finish in ever in a state tournament. 10 Ted Moore, was voted MOST VALUABLE, in addition to BC medalist honors along with John Zitkovic, Tom Flavell, Bob Laughlin, and Ray Van Gunten. John Zitkovi c was the only three year letterman. Second year lettermen were: Tom Flavell, Bob Laughlin, Barry Kimbrough, first year letterman were: Ted Moore, Ray Van Gunten, Eric Senour, and certificates of part- icipation were awarded to John McCormick, Brad Ben- ford, Steve Dillon, and Kevin Eaves.

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HEEL TOE, HEEL TOE The 1974-75 Findley High School Band and majorettes this season turned out many well put together performances. The majorettes put on performances in which if some people were music lovers they ask for an encore. Cindy Althaus helped add to the excitement and enjoyment as she was feature majorette. Not all people have that much coordi- nation. It takes a lot of work and they have to put much effort into it. These guys were determined and in the summer heat when we were swimming or enjoying the sun they were sweating their hearts out to make the people happy. If some of us live close to the school we can hear the windows shake from all that vibration of them tubas, horns, etc. They may get frustrated and angry when Mr. Koncik makes them do things for the 1000 and 1 time. But they stuck with things and worked hard at making the band a good one. Oh they probably had their bad moments. A few sour notes and all but they just kept on going like there was not even a mistake made but Mr. Kondik heard them. The band marched in parades, had a peanut sale to earn money for their own personal uses, and put on performances at the football games. But as the year went on you didn't hear to much of them because right now they're in hibernation for the coming year. You never know they may turn out a better year next year. Showing her music talent playing the flute is Deb Schultz. Ill pretend I didn't see that, replies the director of band Mr. Kondik. 'Put your money where your mouth is. says Kim Peters. 12