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

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Assemblies foot stompin', spirit raising affair The swaying of the students during the singing of the alma mater and the playing of the fight song created a sense of unity in the assemblies. Assemblies brought everyone together, said Sarah Lemons, senior. I felt great when everyone was united for the same cause. Pep assemblies and class assemblies broke up the monotony of a regular school day and added a spark of enthusiasm according to Aaron Newell, ju- nior. For those students who did not enjoy assemblies, a study hall was provided. I thought the opportunity to attend a study hall was a good change for students who weren't really interested in the assemblies, although I never took advantage of it, said Lori Kjellerson, junior. Spirit and enthusiasm reigned throughout the student body, thanks to the effort of student lead- ers and staff members. Coach Joe Mintner fired-up the crowd when he . roared, What's the good word? The crowd's row- diness built with each response until the final reply of Trojans echoed down the lOO's hall. I think there was a tremendous improvement of spirit this year, and a good attitude prevailed throughout the student body, said Coach Mintner. At one point I believed the students could have f raised the roof one-half inch with their enthusi- asm. SKF, ..,. mi- ' ,. ' Above: Cheerleaders express their spirit as they sway to the Alma Mater. Left: Coach Minter gives Kelly yajes junior, a friendly hug after an assembly. Above Right. Peels of laughter are heard through the crowd as Bill looker, junior, and Chris Erickson, junior, take it all off during an assem- bly. - ASSEMBLIES I5

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