Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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One of the main events this year was the pro- duction of The Great White Way, o collection of one act ploys. Storting at the right and moving clockwise around this page, Arlene Hill and Beth Candler perform a scene in That Was no Lady That Was A Private Eye , Maria Asel discusses her future with a representative from Anderson Col- lege on college day, Mr. J.D. Smith conducts the choir at the Christmas assembly, and, Robin Bozarth unfolds the answer to a Wheel of For- tune game which was one of the many activities during Right to Read Week from March 2 — 6. 24

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To odd to oil of the seniors' stunts, during a rainy seventh period they went to the baseball field and had a little mud fight. Unfortunately, they all received four detentions and a day in the tank. Starting below and moving clockwise around the page, Jim Clesas, Meredith Weisman, and Jeff Wasilko get each other muddy, and, Mr. Roger Renz distributes carnations on one of the many flower sale days, Shane Fulmer competes in the race for the tallest pot in the Potters Olympics, and, Chris Natel gets into his guitar solo at the talent show. i • 23

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Starting above and moving counterclockwise around this page, performer Fred Langston tells a story during an assembly, Wendy Hochstettler receives her first place award at the talent show, and, Cindy Harden and Rich Pace race to make the best pot with no hands at the Potters Olympics. In the fall, the faculty had its annual chili din- ner. There were five com- petitors: John Stozich (pictured), Gary Wright, Mayor Keith Romick, Dave Hackenberg, and winner John Steffen. 25