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

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Funky! Kinky! Words used today describe the fads and fashions. Fun, funky clothes became the popular wardrobe for many students. The Annie Hall look was in. Girls struted around in tiesgvests, and tuxedo shirts.-l3oythg boys andjQgitlsff,stafied wearing straight-Ieggggi. 3Q3IiSgf2:i!1dyy th67Qirls1l1o,lbmped around in clogs. all,rriri i Qf ryl ff fyt jiv my flyy jf Marv ing- 'f SGW look was 10 not only Sail?-ffwif halls, mom YO Chai students. Some run to for the enjoyment of it. i Kenna Jenkins, try to run as often as I can because it's good exercise and it makes me feel good. .I,...lWQ WYXQWQK kv! ,,',,,.f Wffti f y f K-J Hf FADH lAbHlON315

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Students hesitate in the doorway, listening to the band play the last song before slowly slipping out the gym door. The thought of being at school had almost disappeared. A rock concert has just taken place during a school assembly. Students had a time to get with friends and forget about homework or a major test they will take the next hour. . Assemblies create enthusiasm and showcoopera- tion in the school as a whole, Said Sherri Funk, junior. l r j l W A varletysof assemblies were scheduled this year. I like assembties, because they break upfthe monotony of thegsolhool. day landbpeptassembiles add school spirit? Said fMelfissaiHlarmorr, fjuriiorl if . l Talking With!ffiehfisf.arldllfjoattirrgir,i,nv55l.vad jll'17SCh00I is what-Gsaemfbflfss .rir l Seatingand..fiSltttt1iJ?:5Yl.llitgfiltledrfivft21lOnr'tl.haVe classeisgwithl 1i,s,.An3ceifalacut. assemblies? .said Robin Gusf, jug-jjgffgiffilfjfrf Jiri .s gig gg f Options arerl,gfiyegt..fq wish to attend assemblies.tTfhejcafetefilar'ycan .ifr mused as a study hall during it is required to stay at school,,mafjyystudents sklpfor leave an hour early to With this option you can study if you want instead of going to an assembly, said Lisa Jung, junior. Whether it is a pep assembly, student-class assembly, or a concert, assemblies break up the regular school day for students. 1j Students enjoy breaking away from the routine school day to relax at assemblies. 21 Kelly Tobin is proud as the football players and honored during an assembly. 3j Paul Duncan and David Patton go coun- try at the second annual talent show. 4l Students enjoy many different kinds of assembliesg including this Morning Star concert. ASSEMBLIES 17