Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Homecoming halftime turned back the pages for many past THS homecoming queens, who were invited back for the big event. Each queen received a corsage and recognition of her year of reign. Mr. Anderson, StuCo Adviser, commented on the homecoming dance, which was open to alumni, “Things went well and possibly future homecomings can be open to alumni.” Those who attended the special ceremony were Mary Dittemore, Mary Elder, Susie Clayton, Kathy Goerlitz, Betty Dannevik, Sharon Kanak, Carol Smith, Becky Bond, Nancy Huss, Donna Waggoner, Barbara Luedke, Denice Franken, Pam Herpich, Debbie Duncan, Debbie Handley, and Debbie Guy. Upper left: Candidates Veronica and Sharon anticipate the big moment. Left: Crown and gift bearers smile for the cameras. Below front row: Queen Laura and attendants Veronica, Sharon, Gina, and Terri. Row 2: Head Escort Jay and escorts Pat Jeff, Darrel, and Greg.

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lWVWVVVVv'vVVVV Homecom ing Js .. The week preceding homecoming is known as “Spirit Week.” The week’s activities included skits, a bonfire at the fairgrounds, and a pep rally on Main Street, where the crowning of the senior football player as “Mr. Legs” took place. This year’s honor went to Jim Owens. The climax of the week’s activities was the crowning of Laura Herpich as homecoming queen by head escort Jay Jarrett at pregame ceremonies, September 26. Queen Laura was presented a bouquet of red roses, sash, and a kiss. Her attendants were Terri Clary, escorted by Greg Dannevik; Gina Hanlan with Darrel Marriott; Veronica Paulich with Pat Masters; and Sharon Scholz with Jeff Sandy. Each attendant was presented a single, red rose. Crown and gift bearers were Tyson Needham, Peter Bond, Marcie Israel and Kimberly Huss. The Trojans won their homecoming game with a 14-6 victory over the Midway Eagles. After the THS victory, the pep club sponsored the traditional, homecoming dance at the high school from 10 P.M. until 12:30 A.M. The homecoming theme was “Sailing.” Swift Kik provided the music. |ueen Laura 28

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‘Keep On Coving you' Queen of Courts fell on the day before Valentine’s Day, February 13, which set a mood for the event. The evening was filled with affection and excite- ment. Veronica Paulich replied, “I was so excited I couldn’t think,” when asked what she was think- ing of when she was pronounced the 1981 queen. As queen she received a crown, sash, bouquet of red roses and a kiss from head escort Pat Masters. Queen Veronica’s attendants were Terri Clary, Gina Hanlan, Sharon Scholz, and Barb Suther- land. Their escorts were Pat Masters, Robert Clary, Greg Dannevik, James Marriott, and Tim Franken. “Astre” provided the music for the dance. All THS alumni were invited to attend. 30