Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Pictured above Front Row: M. Thornton, J. Dubach, and J. Boeh. Row 2: D. Hull, M. Ashworth, P. Masters, G. Hanlan, C. Huss. M. Clary, B. King, and J. Clary. Left: Being a student council sponsor at Troy High School is not all fun and games, as the somber expression on Mr. Nick Dannevik's face indicates. StuCo On The Move The 1979-1980 student council was under the lead- ership of President Jim Dubach, Vice-president Joe Boeh, and Secretary-treasurer Mace Thorn- ton. Troy Student Council, in cooperation with Abi- lene Student Council, sponsored an exchange pro- gram between the high schools. Beth Marriott, Darrell Furr, Brenda Meng, Tim Franken, and Linda Ashworth attended Abilene High School for one day while six of those students came to Troy. Other activities sponsored included Homecoming, Queen of Courts, and Spirit Week, which consist- ed of several special dress-up days and the Mr. Legs contest. THS exchange students strike a pose. D. Furr isn't pictured. Secretary-treasurer Mace Thornton, Vice-president Joe Boeh. and President Jim Dubach guided StuCo to a successful year filled with variety and new projects. 16

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Club Changes Leaders Placing third in District Land Judging, October 13, and second in State Area Land Judging, October 26, were the highlights of the year for the THS members of Future Farmers of America. The departure of President Tina Robinson was an un- usual experience for the organization. Vice-president Don Neumann assumed the presidency, and his twin brother, Ron Neumann, became vice-president. The members elected a new treasurer, Steve Tharman. Glen Grable was secretary throughout the year. Hoyt (Royal Valley) was the setting for the District Banquet, April 16, where Carl Tharman was selected District FFA Treasurer. Another FFA member, Don Neumann, was named winner of the 1980 Dekalb Agri- cultural Accomplishment Award. State FFA Treasurer, Joe Neumann, was the guest speaker at the local banquet, March 31. This banquet is designed to honor the parents, install the new officers, and give out awards. A summary of the year is given to people, also. Left: R. Neumann. G. Grable, and D. Neumann won land judging awards. Front Row: T. Mullins, T. Whittaker. Row 2: Mr. Bramlage, State Farmer R. Neumann, G. Grable, T. Robinson, State Farmer D. Neumann, P. Masters, C. Tharman, Row 3: B. Whetstine, J. Stock, J. Jarrett, B. Blake, D. Sharp, P. Robinson, D. Sipes, J. Smith, S. Tharman. Row 4: L. Mullins, K. Sutton, O. Duncan, P. Buch, L. Johnson, S. Smith, S. Simpson, D. Guy, J. Grippando. Above: Former THS student, Joe Neumann, speaks at the local FFA Banquet as state FFA treasurer. March 31. t - 15

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Fellowship Of Christian Athletes Inspired Fellowship of Christian Athletes, under the super- vision of Mr. Bill Foster, is an organization with the goal of making a challenge to youth — the challenge to accept Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and to serve Him in their future vocations. Pictured at the left are those who reached for this goal, Jim Dubach, Chris Beaty, Joe Boeh, Tim Franken, Mace Thornton, Jeff Sandy, and Mr. Bill Foster. Letter Winners Carry on Traditional Image Front Row: Mrs. Olson, D. Winchell, S. Sharp, P. McNemee, B. Dannevik, L. Herpich, L. Robinson, D. Furr, D. Guy, M. Adkins, and Mr. Davis. Row 2: B. King, J. Boeh, P. Masters, D. Marriott, G. Gra- ble, J. Franken, G. Hanlan, M. Boeh, and M. Ross. Row 3: P. Pennell, D. Masters, J. Marriott, B. Mar- riott, D. Stock, J. Jarrett, J. Dubach, D. Speaks, and C. Huss. Row 4: L. Jordan, R. Seiter, V. Paulich, M. Foley, B. Leger, T. Franken, J. Clary, D. Hull, and K. Bletscher. Row 5: K. Winder, G. Dannevik, J. Stock, P. Pollock, G. Fenley, M. Thornton, S. Ad- kins, J. Trant, and B. Meng. Jk I I