Troy High School - Ilium Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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EACH CONTRIBUTION ii ' x ' i: --::! I never cease to marvel at the synchronization of all the var- ious groups that make up Troy. Every club, every team, each per- forming unit contributes an in- valuable part to the school. If each individual group was not composed of enthusiastic, moti- vated members, the school as a whole could not possibly have been as well-balanced, as pleas- ant a place to spend four years of my life. Having spent four years in- volved in the drama program at Troy. I now realize just how im- portant each individual ' s contri-

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MAKES TROY SPECIAL bution to a group is. We ' ve sweated out auditions, agonized over cast lists, debated stage di- rections, laughed at opening- night blunders, and tearfully re- joiced at each final curtain to- gether. But through all the dis- agreements, joys, and frivolity I have nothing but the deepest re- spect for my fellow actors and actresses. Working so closely with oth- ers — whether other individuals or other groups — is trying, but the results are worth every wor- ry, every tear, every scream of frustration. Nothing truly good comes to be without a lot of hard work by a lot of determined peo- ple. Fortunately this group esprit is the norm at Troy — not an im- possible dream. I. Does Dale Merryman really think he can hide behind those glasses? }. Molly Mathewson. Well, here I am 3 Homecoming nominee Val Crawford awaits the big moment 4. Catherine Long. Bobby Hagar and Stephanie Williams aren ' t just clowning around. 5. For Christine McDonald and Eileen Cunningham, there ' s no hiding their love 6. Anthony Kohlenberger. Matt Wenzle. Sharon Eastley and Lori Morgan get rowdy at a football game. 7. Tamara Toussaint and Andrea Anderson show their pearly whites. Opening 15