Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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emember when we were in Kindergarten and stay- ing inside the lines when color- ing was our greatest challenge? As we mature, we realize that each year we encounter new problems, and each year we are coloring a new picture, striving harder to stay in the lines. Along the way, however, we are fortunate enough to have parents, teachers and friends guiding our hands. They help us complete our picture and move on to bigger things, whether that be college or preparing for a biology test, like sophomore Anita Kumar, who hopes to add color to her picture.

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A COLLEGE CAREER Day is held each year to help students make post- graduate plans. On Oc- tober 26, booths were set up in the gym by colleges and univer- sities, technical and trade schools and military services, to provide information about their programs. Above, and moving clockwise, listening in- tently, senior Kathleen Cassidy tries to decide which college best suits her needs. Junior Brad Waldron considers the programs offered by Marietta College. Just beginning her col- lege search, junior Laura Short, realizes deciding on a school is a long and complicated process. And senior Marianne Weber evaluates the courses of study offered by Anderson College. 16

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m hat is a high school? It's not the building, it's the people. These people aren't just students, they are friends. Aside from the classrooms and books, the main objective of all friends is to enjoy each other's com- pany, laugh and have a good time. It can be as simple as exchanging hellos when pass- ing in the hall or as noisy as playing kazoos and cheering at a football game. But perhaps one of the best times of all is when the entire stu- dent body gets together for pep assemblies to cheer and work toward the same goal. This is the case in the picture to the right where Dennis Livingston portrays the real cool dude, Mr. Bill Baron, generating spirit prior to the Homecoming football game. 'tiVF 18