Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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ffiftiJ N I m«S8? SENIORS 20 Suffering from a critical case of senioritis, the class of 1983 bade farewell to FHS. JUNIORS 62 Casting off the sophomore title, the juniors enjoyed their upperclass status. SOPHOMORES 73 Making the transition from junior high to high school, the class of 1985 adjusted with ease. FACULTY The faculty and staff of FHS survived another year of late homework, fake hall passes and sleepy students with continued good humor and patience. JS SPORTS »4 Three state championships highlighted the year in sports. ACTIVITIES 146 Beginning with Homecoming, and ending with a Hawaiian Dance, plays, concerts, and prom kept FHS students active. CLUBS 190 A league, a club, or a society, matched every student's needs and interests. ADS 212 We salute the local businesses whose continued support helped finance the Trojan Yearbook. r .. I OHIO BANK SAVINGS CO t -

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EI i ■ ■ hen one glimpses through this yearbook, he is not only recapturing memories but feelings. Feelings that made this year somehow different from the rest. There was the confusion of those first few weeks, the frustration of homework and, finally, the relief of a welcomed weekend or that long awaited final day. Together, we've been through the laughing, the fighting, and yes, even the tears. And, we made it as a team. From the kazoo crowd at the football games to powder puffs to those last grueling weeks, FHS had the key ingredient, its students that made school more than a dirty word. We've learned things invaluable to our education like how to ditch hall monitors or how one sneaks a few morsels of food into the academic wing. But, more important, each of us has grown a little more with this passing year. A vital part of our school career that won't be forgotten.