Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Automotive The students who take classes in the automotive department study under teachers Glen Giles and Don CJnruh. The students learn everything from body work to brake jobs. Beginning in the lower left-hand corner and moving clockwise, we see Dean Mangus doing a brake job. Above, senior Brad Webb installs a distributor cap. Moving right, we see juniors Tim Stein and Roger Heckel discussing the engine of one of the cars in the shop. Below, Tim Wiler smiles for the camera as he makes engine adjustments. AUTOMOTIVE 17

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Enthusiasm The enthusiasm at F.H.S. is overwhelmingly superior. Students and teachers take pride in our incredible school. Over thirty percent of the student body is involved in the music department which includes choir, orchestra and band. Practice makes perfect is what Mr. Willford follows as he directs the junior-senior choir. The sports program is rapidly growing with about twenty percent of the school involved. The participants get fired up by the fans' infinite spirit. Cheerleaders like Keely Kane and Shellagh Cavanaugh help ig- nite this spirit. Bells ringing at hockey games encourage Andy Traut man to score goals. Fans clapping keep Cheryl Stacy moving the ball around for two points. Enthusiasm helps make F.H.S. the first-rate school it is! 16 ENTHUSIASM

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Cosmetology Students in cosmetology take classes at the State Beauty Academy under the direction of teacher Pat Reed. The students learn hairstyling while some study to become makeup artists. Most of the juniors work on manequins while the seniors actually work on live customers. Beginning in the upper left corner and moving clockwise, junior Kip Milhoan brushes out the hair of his manequin. Next we see a group of students (left to right), Cheryl Donaldson, Pam Dodge, and Louanna Wright around a table sharing beauty secrets. Below, Karin Smith combs out her customer's hair. Finally, Kathy Perkins rolls the hair of her manequin. 18 COSMETOLOGY