Park Hill High School - Troyian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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r 5 X l 1 Y l 1 4 1 1 hristmas King Todd Bartels, senior. hristmas Court. Front Row: Barry Noel, freshmang Eric Nichols, sophomoreg Tait Einerson,juniorg Kevin Jones, senior, Hondo Miller, sophomore. Back Row: Billy Smith, freshmang Brian Dehner, seniorg Mitch Pack, seniorg Todd Bartels, seniorg Dan Sullivan, seniorg and Kevin Bernth, jL1HiOf. Photo by Jud McCrchin 7 f V ,, K. 04 ff ,,, f f Z !,,,! , Hf f y ff ' f I' ff f,,, f ,W yW',yQ,M f ,y ff' f ' 0 f' f ff' ' f f,fW'mf,'fU' 1 ffl, QW N!! 'A Z ,, 'V f X ' ' fi,fQ5,M,wf ,M ,ff 1 f f,,i',f,f ' 4 ff, X if Wfwfj fyfry , ,J Wfwff fly, Wvfff ,9,,'f,,fff,f,m, 0 , ,f ,la ff V ,f fff pf ,ZW M ff' f yy f :A ,f W' WmKf4,w,f WWOM M if 1 ffff f MW 6 4,g4Wffff4ff W WW fff 7 ff , ff Hp W 4 Z1 f fd' f I fmy' , Jw' f NZM rying to warm up a cold night, juniors Jodi Cina and Mike Oiler dance to the mu SiC. Photo by Jon McDowell.

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1 re- nged Tar- ers at cher, Wait. aster eople have 1 had 1. ,nged Lt the :e in- tsket- king zvas a .ther come ' said ay did 'ear's ening Jf the s Bri- s Lisa L X 5l0 -wwff4W ,fffwf ff i3 umm, 6 , if hotos courtesy of Nor-Marc Photogra- phy Studios. ourtwarming Queen Lisa Hannah and King Brian Dehner. lady of many talents, Mrs. Susan Rogers, taught English as well as sang in Rogers Brothers Heritage Band with her husband. The band played at several Park Hill dances WY? ,-1 Q 33.7 , ,fx it use 'f aww ,J qi,.?. ,V yy. NDERCLASSINIEN COURTWARM- KNIG ATTENDANTS. FRONT ROW: Greg Douglas. junior, .Jason Keck, freshman. ROW 2: Kim Holland, junior, Jennifer llelmer. f1I'CS1'1IllZlIl,XYlI'lCC Pastorino, sopho- more, Tami Linkey, freshman, Allison Fecncy, sophomore. BACK ROW: Jason Knouse, sophomore. NOT PICTURED: Jill Bailey, Brent Stepp, Gretchen Metz, Brian Perry,

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1 ,ull 51.1, , juniors the mu- 3+ 1 22635556625 0f a White Christmas And a White Christmas it was! This year's theme for the Christ- mas Dance, Dreaming of a White Christmas, brought plenty of snow for the holiday season, yet it didn,t keep kids at home. Many students decided to eat out, unlike the previous year when most cou- ples cooked dinner at home. Again male attendants were cho- sen by the Home Economics class- es. Then seniors chose the Christ- mas King during lunch periods. Senior Todd Bartels was crowned king during the dance. FHA-HERO fFuture Home- makers of America and Home Eco- nomics Related Occupationsj sponsored the dance This year's wo heads are better than one, sopho- more Jacquelyn Sutherland and freshman Mike Weigand discover as they dance. Slow music was always more popular at school dances. Photo by Jon McDowell he weather outside may have been cold, but the music inside was hot. Diane Crowelo and junior Rick Braford enjoy the music played by the DJ. Photo by .nm Blcllowcll backgrounds for pictures were the nicest ones Iive seen for a long time, said Mrs. Cathy Vandepo- pulier, FHA sponsor. The back- ground consisted of a street lamp with a ribbon around it, snow flakes scattered around, and a big candy cane. The semi-formal dance was held at the Barry Hall cafeteria. Music was provided by a DJ from Magic Mobile Sound. Most of the planning was taken care of during child care classes. All the hard work really paid off, said Lee Graves, a senior en- rolled in child care. by Lynne Squadrille A Christmas Dance