Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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A time for readjustment New locker combinations and schedules signal the start of a new school year as does stuffy classrooms ind free time spent in the courtyard. rhough the weather may still be eautiful outside, students come to ealize that it's time to get back to vork. And back to work it is. We soon ecome reacquainted with oral eports, projects and tests, while the ake-home load of homework gets teavier every night. Aside from studies, students join in on their avorite organization's latest activity. kVhether honor society is selling carna- tions or the foreign language club is planning a banquet, students always find the time to participate. The band is well prepared for early competitions, parades, and stadium shows. On the same line, the fall sports teams have trained early hoping it will pay off in their athletic pursuits. The Trojan spirit is overflowing, especially on game days and the blue and gold halls reflect this energy the entire school feels. Starting the year off with a good at- titude towards learning and the desire to be involved, motivates students to get the job done and get it done well. Opening 3

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Above, Mary Bender and Linda Dolohanty spend a day at band camp, Amy Zeller and Janet Richardson find the hallway is a good place to study, David Boyd aims for the bullseye. Randy White dares to try the cafeteria food, and, Emily Zahler studies her play lines in the drama club office. On the opposite page, Georgia Pace helps Carrie Covins with some homework, and, Mrs. Cora Kerr smiles as she supervises the halls.

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Contagiously spirited The special closeness felt by the en- tire student body and faculty is due to the spirit we share for our school. Whether we win or lose, succeed or fail, we support our Trojans one hun- dred percent. The cheers for our players striving for a goal, the support we give the school through fund raisers, and the extra time donated for a special cause are all forms of the spirit we show. You could say the Trojan spirit is con- tagious; after joining one group, you want to join more. Getting involved and staying active in extra-curricular activities makes a student's life well balanced and complete. We show our spirit in several dif- ferent ways. Not wanting to break tradition the seniors held their annual senior skip day making a three day weekend a little more enjoyable. Streamers of blue and gold decorated lockers and hallways along with ban- ners and signs putting our spirit in words. Attendance at dances, like homecoming, rocketed to new heights. The enthusiasm displayed by the stu- dent body gives the school a better im- age and lets the students enjoy some fun. 4 Opening