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

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THREE STUDENTS AT Montessori show Junior Becky Poole, Sophomore Michelle Foy, ond Mrs. Joyce Stewdrt, sponsor, some ot the things the students do throughout the day. Photo by Chad Mills, FTA. Front Row: President Jaci Warger, Sec' retary Dawn Rouse. Row 2: Jill Gold, Alycia Degen, Tricia Starks. Back Row: Michelle Fay, Lorna Condit, Mrs. Joyce Stewart. FHA, Front Row: Laura Richard. Row 2: Lisa Hedenskog, Liz Fuqua, Candi Hambelton. Row 3: Roshunda Mitchell, Annette Edwards, Adelaide Murillo, De Whltener. Back Ro w: Corly Scantlin, Loydena Guengerich, Tammy Johnson, Becky Pearl, Angle Cline. , VARSITY CLUB. Front Row: Kellie Watt, Mindy DeGhelder, Brenda Carpenter, President Jody Lltz, Secretary Janet Caslda, Vlce- Presldent Christie Clevenger, Doug Maxwell Kevin Toburen, Jeff Warczakoskl, Nell Taylor, Tlm Kidder. Row 2: Nancy Newbauer, Jennifer Doan, Lorl Elllng, Mlssy Elnerson, Melissa Abramson, Krls Shockey, Tabitha Judson, Arable Adams, Debbie Olshanskl, Mathew Johnson. Row 3: Suzy Adams, Theresa Cole, Rob Gereau, Llsa Coolidge, Ellsha Jester, Jennifer Klelboeker, Amy McClure, John Chappuls, Robyn Megown, Laura Olshanskl. Row 4: Danny Holmes, Junior Alsept, Mike Hoffman, Jeff Kelley, Troy Kasselman, Dave Kraus, Jon Jordon, Donovan Smith. Row 5: Scott Perry, Todd Mathews, Clay Lenherf, Chad Karns, Lance Abernathy, Brad Klempnauer, Scott Hedrick, Cordell Larry, Christopher Peck. Row 6: David Kasten, Chad Johnson, Jett Chace, Kyle Burch, Blll Wolfe, Michael Doyle, Scott Fletcher, Jason Doyle, Jon Blake. Back Row: Terri Seltzer, Tracy McConnell, Scott Arneson, Kralg Mlkullch, David Delster, Todd Eggers, David Hooshanglan, Derek Buehler, Paul Watson.

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Between class time is A of liwkcpdfxf A QQC1 if 1715 if F ifty-five minutes of class, Hve minutes of passing time. Fifty-five more minutes of class, five more minutes of passing time. The routine was interrupted for 20 minutes at lunch, and we were at it again for two more hours. Although the time we had out of class was much shorter than our time in, we made the most of our passing periods. Passing time allowed us to change books and regroup for a new subject, it also gave us an opportunity to meet our friends for some fervent gossip and chitchat. lt's a time everyone looks forward to, said Senior Christy Clevenger. Sometimes it eases the pressure. It relaxes you up for the next class, said John Wright, junior. At lunch, we had our special table and our circle of friends, and alittle more than a dull roar could always be heard along with the stereo, as everyone got caught up on the happenings of the day. When the bell rang at 1:45 Friday afternoon, plans were made and finalized for the weekend. Whether we spent our free time with one special guy or girl, or whether we got our group together for an evening out, those fI'i6f7dShfDS Gnd f OITPGITCGS Wefe always GDDGf6f7f. lt WGS obvious fhdf when W9 needed G bfedk Of G 5f'7OUfd9f to ISGD On, we headed for our crowd.Qby Nancy Logan and Jane Sparks 172 Q Head for the Crowd