Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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students join in In October, many colleges came to FHS to participate in the annual college day. Students could gather much infor- mation about various colleges. Students and faculty actively participated in the Red Cross Blood Drive twice during the school year. Janet Gutherie presented an assembly during the school year about safe driving. Whether organ- ized ahead of time or a spur of the moment activity, FHS students par- ticipated 100%. Activities 19

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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

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Enchanting evening It's Magic was the theme chosen for the 1984-85 junior- senior prom. Findlay College was the site, where the theme was divided into four sub-themes, illusion, reflec- tions, enchant- m e n t , and mystery. Many long hours were spent by the junior class decorating for the magical evening. Couples came dressed in for- mals and most went to dinner beforehand. Afterwards, some couples moved on to a post-prom movie which was provided by the high school, and others went to private parties.