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

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3 1 . 1 l w . w l T l 1 N inf Students enjoy many special I. ,. o 0 , cf i ,., X Lf 15 Ti' fn 1 U ' - Q f l ,f ,' J J 'ff f, i, ,f ' 1 In n R f N f 1 ' ' f I f ' f 1 ' f f f , . X N , , , .-45 any if i4 E,.:r L Liv ,Z 4,1 ? H., I t was apparent from the Hrst day with the excitement of new classes, new teachers and new students that the people at the Hill were ready for action. Wherever we looked there was always some activity taking place, and once the year got started there was no stopping us. Special events inserted variety into our lives of homework, term papers and studies. One main purpose of the activities was to break up the monotonous routines of going to school, studying and sleeping. One of the first events was the evaluation of the high school by the North Central Association. Park Hill played host to approximately 50 members of an evaluating team that rated the school in different areas. Following this, the action ne ver let up with major events such as Homecoming, Chfi-NMOS Gnd Courtwarming adding diversity to the school year. Headline-making events around the city and the nation were also concerns of the people at the Hill. The controversy surrounding New Coke, Old Coke, Classic Coke and Cherry Coke hit our area. ln national news, many were saddened by the number of airplane crashes that occured throughout the year. Terrorism unfortunately continued overseas with the hyacking of Trans World Airlines Flight 847 in June and the cruise ship Achille Lauro in October. With all of the activities to choose from, most were able to find a deviation from schoolwork to balance out their schedules, and students and teachers alike found that when they wanted action, Park Hill was the place to ' head.Oby Nancy Logan 5 1 It 1 H J I VRGiLf15:?Trl wljifi lm 34 f., ,AR I .2 U , 1 Affisiiv K', f:5 wr wsniw. A22 ll v 2 17 . f Wi' l ff , +A if - Wt .1 Q f 1 fi P ? M f iff lm Jr 'Ei IL 3, J ,ir ill Malin ML fifljf Efijyllli' 4 L5 rt Wifi L 11 L 1 ,1e,t+rl.l, ,gi ,E ,ti f P , N ' -5 ,Wil giaiglilizt in -K ., ll. .mga ,l,...?5,LN.f..u .ll L .32!'245,-iitff wi .iagisilft ,1 , wgi,g,112,,, ' . . ,T I ist , gi i P 1'5ff-',f.s2'f'f 5ys,r:'l:ifj.:2as!f fl:1z.i-mi' ' WWF' .vf tl af ri -M5?'rll'7 t i lie' 3..'21wf.f.f?'E!i'sifgft' t.!f:ff-15f3ili15fit?Qf? . . 21 ' - , . 'V --if 14 121 flfvt .H :E.w1,-.511 Lin -.df-,W .nal --lsl ':.,.:1fL.u.s'1:,- -:'-' .,,, srl 1-:.: 1-af-'sf-wwf... f:-' 1 -fK-f'.l ,1i:f15'?f!n'rf': ErQH4!QZF ffi::z::t:i'u.4f 'Wi' 1.:.:.fr::241f2fWfi1:h.:is::'g'1:'tfrr-irl' L' 8 o Head for the Action - Q s ...-,..L..C.

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rf' if O ,.- T '1 72 b ,Q M wr 331 5 qs' ivafw srl COSTUMED AS THE Cowardly Lion and Raggedy Ann, Seniors Amy Yue and Chris tlne Smlth walt on the Senior Class float for the cartoon magic to begin. Mr. Brad KlncheIoe's chlldren and Mrs. Roseann Gargotta's children are also on the float. Photo by Chad Mllls Head for fhe Action Q 9