Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Sophomore Choir sing their hearts out as Mr. Jeffries leads in song. n J • ! W L. m Ufl . «9 Efc J Br nil V' ' -■:i Y J i vfli Dam, what are the words to that song , stutters Amy Fredricks. Kevin Miles, Joy Ennis, Ed Trainer, Eileen Flanagan, Tim McGinley, and Jill Ennis join in singing at the choir concert. Jr. and Sr. choir caroliers stand at ease just before choir director Mr. Jeffries leads them in a song. What is it, the 9 finalists for Miss America? No, It's the Chordettes. 27

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JUNIOR SENIOR CHOIR How long did he say we had to hold this note? gasps the sophomore choir. This years 1974-75 Junior Senior choir were very successful in their well put together and selections of music. As well as giving concerts they also put on a musical which was My Fair Lady. The director Mr. Jeffries had a big job in conducting a fine group of singers. They worked at putting together popular songs from the 70's to other selections from Bach, Braham, Schuman, and others. The choir made sure they all drank their lemon juice before each concert as to make sure the frog wasn't going to ruin their night out under lights. Looks like the lemon juice worked for we had many compliments on the fine work they did. Thanks to the Juniors and Seniors who participated in this years choir. Keep up the good work your all beautiful singers. Eat your heart out Elton John, plays Kevin Miles. GrmdelllUPOn a Midnight Star ' si BS Gmny ',Ah ' wonder when Mr- Jeffries is gonna let us take part in the program , exclaims Jr. Sr. Choir. 26

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SPEECH CLUB IS NOT DUMB The Speech Club is neither deaf, blind, nor dumb. They take what they hear and see and transmit their feelings on certain subjects through rhetoric. There are three categories of speaking: (l)oral interpretations, (2)original interpretations, and (3)extemporaneous speeches. The Speech Club exercised their skills in many tournaments throughout Ohio, including Little Districts at BGSU where they placed seventh, and Big Districts at OU where Bill Redpath placed 34th in the state. Although this club is open to anyone interested at the High School, it is not funded by such. The club raised money this year through bake sales at plays, selling charms at the Junior Highs and the High School, and by takng pictures at the prom. Mrs. Janelle Busdecker, Speech Club advisor, stated that in order to be in Speech Club, one must be dedicated, responsible, patient, and have strong desire to speak. The season which covered mid-October to mid-March was concluded with a joint banquet with the Debate Program. Members get entertained by a passing streaker. The Speech Club was spending most of its times looking for a room to meet in. Mrs. Busdecker, Theresa Roush, Bill Biehl, Linda England, Linda Ringle, Tom Williams, Bill Redpath, Carol Morman, Jenny Hopkins. 28