Troy High School - Ilium Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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1, Homecoming nominees: Bottom row, Denise Denison, Toni Lee, Kim Stull, Julie Peralta. 2nd row, Susan Falconer, Kath- leen Lillie, Sharon Floe, Cindy Rhoades, Linda Green, Paula Bradshaw. 3rd row, Nancy Hemphill, Kristi Lappi, Carla Mar- lenee, Margie Host, Lori Smith, Dave Mesa. Top row, Paul Ki- nan, Joe Difilippo, Kolby Gibson, Mike Durkin, Scott Reed. Not pictured, Bridget Bohall, Peggy Difilippo, Mary Hohn, Debbie Waldron, Elise Mock. 2. Shouldering his way through a cheering crowd of students, Kolby Gibson accepts his nomi- nation as candidate for homecoming king ata pep assembly on the lecture hall steps. 3. Girls Varsity Club members, Kelly Huber and Kristen Bumer raise money by selling mums during homecoming week. 4. Returning from last year's yell squad, Vicki Almeida joins Robyn Knowlton in a pep cheer. 5. Stu- dents rush to place their ballots, before the polls close. InvoIvementfHomecoming 11

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The Secret Was About to Unfold. The long awaited weeks had finally arrived and the home- coming activities were under way. Students voted for class rep- resentatives on October 9th and continued for the next few days. Friday, October 13th, Alan Untereiner, ASB president, in- troduced the twenty-six nominees at an unexpected pep assem- bly on the lecture hall steps. Many were surprised by the results of the balloting, especially with the new addition of a king to the court. Excitement grew greater as the week went on. Students participated in many activities. Girls Varsity Club sponsored a mum sale which students seemed to enjoy. Another assembly was held in the gym on Friday, the 20th of October. The old cheerleaders returned and joined in with the new. Dance Pro- duction performed to a song entitled The Chatanooga Choo- Choof' The nominees were once again introduced. Students took a final look and cast their votes for their favorite candidates, each wondering which nominees would be in the homecoming court. 10 lnvolvement!Homecoming

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Tonite's The Nite The homecoming game was a very special game for everyone. it was a night of many surprises, and even some sorrows, and a night many dreams came true. There were so many present to share in the excite- ment. Many past pepsters returned, Drill Team, Song and Yell, and this year Band included. During halftime the nominees were escorted onto the field. The reign- ing queen of last year handed over her reign to the new homecoming queen, Carla Nlarlenee. The score of the game against the Anaheim Colonists remained 27-21, Troy's loss. The following evening many students attended the homecoming dance in the gym. The night was cen- tered around the theme Tonite's the Nite played by the band, Pegasus . The dance started at 9 o'clock p.m. and lasted until approximately 12 o'clock p.m. The cost of the tickets was 88.00 with ASB and 5510.00 without. Q. Tm -v. 12 lnvolvementfHomecoming