Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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BELOW: Mr. Pahl adds the perfect touch of salt to the popcorn. BELOW: Shelly Scott works to make the tallest pot. XS BR M0U8NXMG WITCH MAY8 I0 7:30 SRXNKIN6 A6AXI OF WU8DE MAY 9 7:30 II 2.00 IGER ADD. acflffiss era w Talent Shines Out For the third year in a row. FHS hat been able to provide the stu- dents with a Tine arts week during the spring of (be school year At the beginning of the week, the an department display their works of art in the office hallway and in the principal office, a display of craftsand jewelry. As the students strolled down the haliw» the looted at all the tal- ent that is in the students of Findlay liemt such as oil pasobap char- coal drawings and water color adorned the display As the week progressed students were able to attend a stage band performance, choir concert and an orchestra recital On Wednesday. the students of the drama department displayed their talent by putting on the one-act plays (hat were both written and directed by students On Thursday, the potter's Olympic were held, but doc to rain, (he event had to be held in (he gymnasium Two colleges and two high schools participated in the events. Fine Arts Week is a great happening at FHS for faculty and stu- dents, and every year this special week is held — it gets better and bel- BOTTOM: Students enjoy watching the Potter's Orympics BELOW: Eric Fakes came back to FHS to compete for arxxher year, but tht$ time he was for Findlay College F1 E ARTS WEEK

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BELOW: Student artwork display in the main office ABOVE MIDDLE: A third period choir concert was a part of the Fine Arts week festivities. ABOVE: Penny Brunner sits with FHS's canine mas- cot. 22 pj FINE ARTS WEEK

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A Toast to Theatre A Toast to Theatre was this year's spring One-Acts put on by Mrs. Barbara Gebhardt's directing class. Each student director chose their own cast and followed rehearsals through until the final production. Many hours spent in the classroom and on stage rehearsing during the spring proved to be well worth the time spent. The plays are always well worth the time spent. The plays are always well done and seem to be very professional. Cos- tumes, make-up and props set the stage for each individual play which took place. Kelly McAdoo Brad Boney Nikki Porter Tracy Waaland Holly Walters Kari Kauffman Beth Myers Beth Pahl Geri DeFrench An April Mourning: Director: Holly Walters; Cast: Beth Myers, Meg Waaland. The Mice Have Been Drinking Again: Director: Beth Pahl; Cast: Jim Newhard, Ann Moore, Jill Woodward, Roger Foreman. 6 Rms Riv Vu: Director: Tracy Waaland, Cast: Holly Geaman, Scott Campbell, Ann Moore, Bill Ryder, Marsha Siewert, Brad Benschneider, Debbie Donovan, Kevin Kern. ONE ACTS