Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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It's magic This prom was first in many better illustrate their class. This was proven true by a group of seniors who showed up to this formal affair in togas. Besides graduation, this was the last high school event for the seniors, and it ■4 : 'm respects. The theme song it's Magic, by The Cars is quite fast and not an aver- age prom theme. An up-beat theme, rather than the average slow song was re- quested by many seniors because they felt it would certainly was a magical evening! Starting above and moving counterclockwise across both pages, Jim Shafer, Kristie Bozell, Tom Wiggins and his date find it hard to choose a treat, Jamie Arras and Dave Fulton rel ax for a moment, couples enjoy dancing to the music of High Society, Todd Wachter and Pete Sctiumacher show off their ideas of formal at- tire. Keliey Smitti whispers into Chris Weaver's ear as they dance in the courtyard, and, Steve Roth and Debbie Corbin sway to a slow song.

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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.

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More than dancing Pastries, fruit, punch, and otiner foods were avail- able in almost every room, espe- cially the lounge, w hich had reflec- tions as it's sub- theme and the mysterious cave. Also, in the lounge were giant uni- corn ice sculp- tures. The food was provided by a na- tionally known company called Saga which was made available to us through Find- lay College. As an addition to the food, the rooms provided a place to sit and relax while socializing with friends. The lights were set low, and there were flowers on every table to heighten the ro- mantic auora. Starting above and moving clockwise across both pages, Michelle Hampshire, Matt Kerr, Jackie Fuller and her date, Stu Jordan and Judy Hall relax in the lounge, Jaci Martin and Dan Miller enjoy each other's company in the court- yard, students dance under a paper castle and streamers, Chris Younger and his date share a laugh at the punch bowl, Sarah Dilgard and Eric Kern spend a quiet moment together, and, Dar- ren Lepper and Jenny Andrews dance together.