Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Students find meaning of ‘blues’ Happy and sad Listening to the blues could have several meanings, espe- cially in the land of the Trojans, whose colors are ‘blue’ and white. The Trojan volleyball team listened to the blues as they bettered their record, won sub-state, and advanced to the state tournament. The football team also im- proved their record as they advanced to the play-offs. At the close of the season, they were named tri-champs of the Delaware Valley League. Both basketball teams also improved. The teams ad- vanced to second-round sub- state action, but their dreams of state were shattered. On the flip side of the record were the blues which nobody really likes to recall, such as the volleyball team’s losing in state action, and the football team’s losing the play-off game which ended their sea- son; then there were the bas- ketball teams who had high hopes of advancing to state, but, again, that didn’t happen either. Students also listened to the blues at school dances, prom, and perhaps when riding around before school. Listening to the blues goes along with everyday life. Some are happy, some are sad, but the memories of this year are, for the most part, happy. Singing was not the only thing that freshman Nikki Scholz did in chorus. She also accompanied many of the songs with the help of band director Stacy Miller. Dancing together are Queen Chris Benitz and Head Escort Danny Clary while candidates Chad Swavey and Amy Weber show their excitement. Copy and design by Kelli Moore and Jeff Simpson 4 Theme

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Advanced physics in 7th hour was an everyday part of the lives of seniors Kevin Needham and Robert Johnson. These two were the only people to take the class taught by Mr. Foster. Floor hockey was one of the many things seniors Chris Bond and Terry Karn learned being teacher aides for Mr. Frank Davis 7th hour. They helped Mr. Davis teach his P.E. class. Photography by Bray’s and Gary Huff Ssfii

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Performing their Christmas mu- sic in front of an audience was one of the many things the chorus had to do this past year. The chorus is directed by Miss Judy Spunaugle. Playing his saxophone every day was what freshman Paul Tharman had to do in his second-hour band class. Paul and the rest of the band received a II rating at state. Photography by Bray’s and Gary Huff m m