Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Students exchange vows It's a sham I now pronounce you man and wife. Patrick, you may kiss the bride. These were the closing words of the officiating minister, Donald Harter, at the mock wedding March 20, in the old gym. they had to take care of their specific job or jobs for the mock wed- ding. It was the family living class project, but the Home Economics II and bachelor survival classes filled all vacant jobs and helped with the reception. Angela Marie Suther- land posed as the bride and Patrick Shawn Franken as the groom. Julie Goss and Craig Grable served as the maid of honor and best man. Tuxedos were furnished by Mr. Hobbs Formal Wear, dresses by Ein- bender's, rings by Hal- bert's, and flowers by the Flower Peddler. The colors of the wedding were peach and silver. Over a month was spent preparing for the big day, stated Julie Goss. During that time every- one had to prepare a book for their own indi- vidual weddings, and Pianist for the ceremony was Martha-Jean Rockey, and Denise Miller sang the Wed- ding Song. The bridesmaids were Cheryl Masters and Cindy Buch; the groomsmen were Mi- chael Jasper and Terry Karn; bride's parents were Danny Clary and Jessica Harris; groom's parents were Robert Johnson and Shelbe Theis; Tammy Benitz was flower girl and ringbearer, and Mi- chelle Adkins was the attendant at the guest book. On that clear blue morning in March, Pat and Angie were sym- bolically united in a mockery, and hopefully it will serve to all as a learning experience. CRAIG Grable and Julie Goss, best man honor, begin their walk down the aisle as the ceremony begins. It lasted approximately fifteen minutes PARENTS of the groom, the groom's sister. Tiffany Fran- ken, and guests await the entrance of the wedding party. SHELBE Theis lights the candles before the ceremo- ny begins. She also served as mother of the groom and worked with Michael Jasper on desiging the pro- grams.

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RONNI Hulbert looks on as Pat and Angie cut the cake. A reception was held in the commons area of C.W. Oliver Gymnasium Copy and design by Mike Goss and Michael Jasper, 12 Student Life

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AFTER being crowned queen, Sheena is taken to her seat by head escort, J.G. Koehler. Kim Koehler, Steve Smith, J.G. Koehler, and Chad Swavey take part in a snake dance on Main Street. This was the First one performed at the Home- coming pep rally in 15 years. CROWN and gift bearers, C. Peden, A. Benitz, C. Kinsey, and N. Geiger, join the court to begin the crowning.