Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Games keep tradition John Klaus was chosen Mr. Irresistible during the senior faculty games, April 11. Head escort, Karen Thomas, presented John with a kiss and medallion. Other candidates were Brian Klaus, Mike Wiedmer, Bryan Adkins, and Bobby Franken. The escorts were Paula Smith, Pam Guy, Jennifer Scholz, and Mary Etherton. Nominees for Mr. Irresistible and the escorts were selected by the Kayettes. The final decision was then made by the student body. The seniors once again kept tradition by win- ning both games, the girls with a score of 31-23, the boys with 47-45. Below: Mr. Irresistible, John Klaus, receives a kiss from head escort, Karen Thomas. Bottom right: Jennifer Scholz, Paula Smith, and Jenny Her- pich get ready for the rebound.

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Moment of Below: Enjoying their second prom together, Jennifer Scholz and Mike Goss • practice on their dance steps. Bottom right: Juniors and their dates comment on memories the meal, while they wait for the speaker to start. Above left: Pam Guy and John Klaus sport the in look for prom. Ruffles on dresses, and color-coordinating cumberbuns for tuxedos were both popular. Magic and romance. These two words perfectly described the once in a lifetime event of prom. Juniors, seniors, and their guests, enjoyed a meal of sirloin steak and a baked potato at the Ramada Inn in St. Joseph. After the meal, Mrs. Kay Schultz, fourth grade teacher of many of the ju- niors and seniors, gave a short speech. Then the party goers danced into the night with music provided by The Answer. Prom was over in a matter of hours, but the preparation for it took months. The juniors had reserved the banquet room and band in the first month of school, and everyone breathed easily for a while. But in a few months, the panic was on again. Finding a dress, ordering a tuxedo, and saving enough money for the big night were all worries for the juniors and seniors. Everything may not have been perfect. Tuxedos didn't fit, the banquet room was a bit too warm, and the hotel guests in the pool were disruptive with their beach balls, but the splendor of this once-in-a-lifetime event outshone these mis- haps, and remained forever.

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Cookout is a success April 28, the annual school cookout was held. It was sponsored by the pep club. The cookout started at 5:30 P.M. when the ham- burgers and hot dogs were served. The powder puff game was not held so the stu- dents had a water balloon fight instead. Left: Several students who attended the cookout gaze at Tammy Benitz and Todd Campbell in the trash dumpster. Lower left: Todd Campbell, Tom Martinez, and Robert John- son start through the line to pig out. Below: Pat Franken tells us the proper way to eat a hot dog.