Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Below: Julie Goss, the Hare, makes a deal with Chris Bond, the Tortoise, before the big race. The play was performed at East Hills Mall as extra practice before the league tournament. Left: Members of the forensics team, Row 1: C. Bond, K. Koehler, H. Hinds, 5. Theis, K. Roper, C. Benitz, S. Loyd, Jonette Smith, P. Oyerly. Row 2: C. Buch, D. Mill- er, P. Clary, J. Simpson, Sheena Smith, J. Scholz, T. Martinez, K. Moore, M. Rockey. Row 3: P. Franken, S. Reder, K. Needham, R. Sigrist, J. Koehler, M. Goss, J. Goss, C. Campbell, C. Masters. Row 4: M. Rooney, K. Griffin, T. Wood, G. Huff, P. Guy, Julie Smith, B. Clary, P. Smith, J. McNemee. 25

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One-act earns I A total of 16 entries and the one-act play quali- fied for the state festival held at Johnson County Community College. Sixteen were the most en- tries any school could have. Eight I7s were earned. The Fabulous Fable Factory 7 the one-act play, was performed for several clubs and at the grade school. The play centered on a young girl, Molly, who stumbled upon a fable factory. The workers in the factory wanted Molly to stay and fill in for the broken part of the machine — the Moral Maker, but Molly decided she must return home. Kim Roper, Molly, received best actress at league tournament, and Julie Goss, Cassie, received best supporting actress. Michele Rooney received three I7s at state. This was the first time this was possible due to a new rule. 7I thought this was the best season ever, and hopefully next year will be even better!77 Michele commented. Right: Pat Franken tries to get rid of the butterflies be- fore finals at the Royal Valley tournament. Pat ended up with third-place overall in informative with his speech about Alz- heimer's disease. Far Right: Metroliner, the train, looks for applause as Ro- chele the Rodent asks Mol- ly what she thought of the fable. Below: play cast, K. Roper, R. Sigrist, S. Theis, C. Bond, M. Rooney, G. Huff, J. Goss, J. Koehler, P. Smith. Those helping backstage were P. Oyerly, T. Wood, C. Masters, C. Buch. Nemaha Royal Inf. Valley League Troy Eudora Valley Reg. State J. Goss 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 2nd I T. Wood 6th 6th I I P. Franken 7th 1st 2nd 3rd I J. McNemee 8th 6th I 1 K. Koehler 9th II IDA R. Sigrist, 2nd 1st 9th 1st I J. Koehler P. Guy, 7th 4th 3rd 7th I M. Rooney C. Bond, 5th II B. Clary J. Koehler, 6th M. Goss Mi K. Roper 5th 3rd 4th 10 th 8th II B. Clary 1st II G. Huff 5th 2nd 2nd 7th II C. Buch I II Nemaha Royal State Duet Valley League Troy Eudora Valley Reg. P. Smith, D. Miller 7th 5th 4th 9th 1 II P. Guy, 8th 4th 12th II S. Reder J. Koehler, M. Goss Prose 10th II P. Oyerly J. Scholz 7th 5th 1st 5th 7th II II C. Campbell P. Clary Poetry 4th 1 11 II P. Smith 5th 5th 9th III J. Scholz 6th 2nd 4th II S. Smith 2nd 9th II D. Miller 5th 11 Pi K. Needham M. Rooney 6th 4th III I I T. Martinez 9th 11 One-Act 2nd 3rd 1 I Play Team 4th 1st 1st 6th 3rd Overall 24 • Student Life

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Below: Prom night wasn't even close to being finished at 11. After the dance, many of the prom goers went to play miniature golf, to a carnival in St. Joe, and to private parties. Center right: The graduating class of 1986 comes together for one last picture by the pool. Above: Tony Linville and Julie Goss jam to Money for Nothing” by Dire Straits. Other songs The Answer played included Louie, Louie” by the Beatles, and Heaven” by Bryan Adams. Right: Mrs. Kay Schultz manages to keep the guests' attention despite flying beach balls. 26