Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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students and music This year the student body was moved by the sounds of Ecstacy at both the Heat Is On dance and the Morp Marine. The four-member band consists of Findlay students Hugh Hession, Kurt Hattendorf, Steve Kraus, and Greg Kraus. The group plays top 40 and popular songs and learns all of their music by ear. When playing for students, the group was more relaxed seeing familiar faces in the audience. Ecstacy has been together for over a year and is not organized by any specific member. As stated by Hatten- dorf, It's a four-man band, not a one- man band. The Heat is On was sponsored by student council and VICA. Morp Marine was sponsored by the sophmore class council as students were given the illu- sion of dancing under water. Starting below and moving clockwise, Ecstacy plays at the Morp Marine, Kurt Hattendorf smiles as he plays his guitar, David Grammens and Ami Parekh enjoy the dance, and, Hugh Hession sings to the crowd. Dances 17

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i r «k • . W V WL (BBt .TjP vjj ! « HI Illy -'N Pr'-' . - ir! ? - -« :t: F mn 1 • r '' High Society Roclcs On November 3, the cafeteria was lit up like a concert hall while High Socie- ty performed a spectacular concert. High Society, a popular Toledo band, was hired by student council for an in- formal party-type dance. Nearly 300 students attended the performance which included songs by Huey Lewis and The News, The Cars, The Scorpions, and many more. The band also did a few of their own numbers. The event lasted approximately three hours and included three sets. After their performance, the band assembled for autographs and t-shirts with the band's logo were on sale. Full of enthusiasm, the audience cheered and screamed as their starting above and moving counter ciockwise, Chris Younger demonstrates his dancing ability, the enthusiastic crowd cheers for more of High Society, and, the group performs another song. favorite songs were belted out amazing precision. with 16 High Society Dance

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Activities FHS had many activities this year, ranging from the Potter's Olympics to the annual college day. Six schools par- ticipated in this year's Potter's Olympics. Lima Shawnee was the overall winner and Findlay came in a close second. There were many banquets during this year which included: the academic ex- cellence banquet, athletics ban- quets, and the honors banquet. One of the ways in which the students showed their spirit was by participating in a football tunnel before the final game of the season. Starting above and moving clocliwise across both pages, Ruth Mahler and John Breitigam receive the Principal's Award from Mr. Robert Shamp, Todd Ward puts on the finishing touches on his Potter's Olympics pot, Lane Montz finds a little discomfort in giving blood, Janet Guthrie signs autographs after an assembly, Brenda Martin fills out a college reply card, and, balloons are released as the football team runs through a student tunnel. 18 Activities