Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Left: Karen Thomas, Homecoming Queen. Below: Denise Miller shyly smiles for the camera on Nerd Day. Bottom left: Kathy Griffin, Theresa Wood, Traci Van Wey, and Stephanie Smith decorate the old gym for the Homecom- ing Dance. Bottom right: On Nerd Day, Pam Guy shows Jennifer Scholz the latest clothing style from Paris as Jennifer whitewashes Main Street.

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Cherish the moments Spirit Week for this year was buzzing with ex- citement! Many people dressed up in the re- quired attire for the day. Monday was for all the beach bums; Tuesday was opposite sex day; Wednesday was baby day; Thursday was for nerds; and Friday was traditional blue and white day. To make this day special, some of the stu- dents showed extra school spirit by bringing a handkerchief saying, “We're behind the Tro- jans, and pinning it on their backs. Mike Wiedmer was the recipient of the coveted award, Mr. Legs. He was given a rose and a kiss from Traci Marriott. At the Homecoming ceremony, October 4, the court consisted of Mary Etherton, Pam Guy, Jen- nifer Scholz, Paula Smith, and Karen Thomas. Karen Thomas was crowned the new Homecom- ing Queen. She was awarded a sash, a crown, eight roses, and a kiss from head escort, Tim Hegarty. The other candidates received a rose and a kiss from their escorts, Bryan Adkins, Brian Klaus, John Klaus and Mike Wiedmer. The crown and gift bearers for the ceremony were Sarah Geiger, Corey Smith, Jackie Nel- thorpe, and Cory Kostman. A dance followed the game and lasted till 12:30. The Homecoming theme for the year was “Cher- ish the Moments. Above: Front row: Mary Etherton, Jennifer Scholz, Karen Thomas, Paula Smith, Pam Guy. Row 2: Bryan Adkins, Brian Klaus, Tim He- garty, John Klaus, Mike Wiedmer. Right: Cory Kostman, Jackie Nel- thorpe, Sarah Geiger, Corey Smith. Center: For Opposite Day, Pam Oyerly watches Pat Franken show his masculine body in a ladies' nightshirt. 14

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A 'match' is made THE MATCHMAKER, written by Thorton Wilder, was the all-school play presented at a November 14 matinee and evening and matinee performances, November 15. There was also a party after the evening performance, for the cast and crew members, at Mr. and Mrs. Rockey's home. The play centers around an old Yonkers mer- chant, Horace Vandergelder, who is very rich and decides to take a wife. Not having any luck at finding one, he hires a woman, a matchmaker, to find a wife for him. As every year, the cast, crew members, and direc- tor put in long, hard hours, but this year was especially difficult because of conflicts in sched- ules. Expressing her feelings, Julie Goss stated, I feel this was one of the better plays I've seen since I've been in high school. Becky Clary added, It was a lot of fun to improvise my character's actions. Crew Front Row: K. Needham, P. Clary, M. Jasper, B. Clary, Jonnette Smith, S. Theis, K. Roper, Michele Rooney, T. Martinez, G. Huff. Row 2: T. Nuzum, Sheena Smith, P. Oyerly, C. Masters, C. Buch, T. Wood, T. Campbell, M. Etherton, A. Whetstine. Row 3: L. Simmons, E. Johnson, K. Griffin, H. Hinds, C. Campbell, M. Waggoner, K. Moore, A. Sutherland, C. Griffin. Row 4: J. Martinez, R. Johnson, Jackie Herpich, Julie Smith, A. Weber, C. Benitz, Jenny Herpich, K. Wiedmer, Stephanie Smith. Row 5: T. Hanlan, Darryl Huss, B. Mas- ters, Darren Huss, B. Franken, Mark Rooney, A. Oyerly, C. Furr, S. Marley. Cast: Front Row: P. Oyerly, T. Wood, P. Smith, J. Goss, K. Needham, S. Theis, K. Roper, C. Buch, C. Masters. Row 2: J. McNemee, G. Huff, B. Clary, P. Franken, J.G. Koehler, D. Miller, M. Rooney, R. Sigrist, C. Bond, J. Smith, T. Martinez, J. Simpson. 16 • Student Life