Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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TOP LEFT: Characters in silhouette for the finale of Rejoice. TOP RIGHT: Roger Foreman wonders how long rehearsals can drag on MIDDLE RIGHT: Erma McGinley tells the cast a short story. ABOVE: Beth Hards and Erik McKee bridge the communication gap. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rhonda Moor shows good characterization in her singing. RIGHT: Scott Tate puts all his energy into his smile. w kJREJOICE

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IELOW: Jeff Corbin and his escort )ig Bird enjoy a dance together. The King Crowns Mansfield A happy ending ... 60 degree weather, a vic- tory over Mansfield, and a new king and queen to reign over HIS What a perfect way to bring an end to Home- coming festivities. LEFT: The muppets dance merrily on the side line BELOW: Bill Beach reigns over the football field MIDDLE: Have a cookie! says Dana Shaffer. JIM LORI BETH TERRY ANN RON r Tjn GEYER BUCKLES SCHLENCHER BEAMS NEDS (. HOMECOMISG L

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TOP LEFT: Beth Pahl carries on a friendly conversa tion. BELOW: Maybe I should be standing up? thinks David Runta. BOTTOM LEFT: Director Play- wright Brad Boney surveys his work as it comes alive. BELOW: Good Morning Starshine! The cast gathers together for a song. Rejoice The season opener for FHS theater was Rejoice! No. it wasn't a gospel recital. It was a presentation of music, dancing, and one heck of a good time. The show was unique because it had no storyline. It was a collection of ten hits from Broad- way shows, tied together by interludes. West Side Story . A Chorus Line. Hair and Grease were among the shows the songs were taken from. Another thing that made the show unique was that it was original, growing from ideas of sen- ior Brad Boney who wrote, choreo- graphed and directed it. Three seniors, two juniors and three sophomores made up the cast. Mark Wagner accompanied the group on the piano. - ? J