Troy High School - Ilium Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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YET ST REMAIN THE SAM] 1. Louise Fiolder asphyxiates herself after the suprise she rec;; ' , ed on her seventeenth birthday: Clark Kent whips off his clothes and re ' .eais his true identity SOPERMAFS! 2. Leann iwamoto poses a moment for a photogra- pher from Vogue. 3. The Warrior spirit will last many years. 4. Durrell Petrossi and Randy Blazic doing their best to liven another Troy football game. 5. i ike Conner has obviously found something that amuses him greatly. What could it be? 6. Vy . igo is very excited over a newly discovered book. Bartlett ' s Familiar Quotations. 7. Dave Spangenberg finds himself strangely devoid of any friends after eating a meal at the senior picnic consisting of beans - lots of beans. in. im L lf T i OCT.7. flTLUNCM OPENiftG

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Have we really changed that much in the past twenty years? After all, aren ' t most teenagers the same? I wonder. Did those first students at Troy face the same delemnas that we face today? Did they wander aimlessly during their lunch period, upset because their friends had already left for Del Taco? Did Del Taco even exist? And were hours spent on the phone, talking about every little thing that went wrong or right that day? Have Seniors always ignored their younger sisters and brothers, or was there a time when they opened their arms and accepted them and were proud to have scrubs as siblings? I look around the campus and wonder about those people whose footsteps I was tracing, and I envy them. They had new, clean lockers and didn ' t have to worry about which gym was which. I suppose they had their own, unique problems. Then again, I ' m sure that they, too, stayed up all hours of the riights trying to finish homework for the next day and that they, too, counted the days until the next vacation. THINGS MAY CHANGE OVER TIME

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FRIENDS AND So many students didn ' t watch around them And look close at the crowd. They didn ' t notice the quiet moments Distracted by the loud. There was so much to discover For those who would be shown. And no one should have felt left out Of ways they could have grown. The support was always there And people who would care. Friends and teachers ready To help make the best of every year.