TROY HIGH SCHOOL QUEEN OF COURTS FRIDAY, FEB. 4

The Troy High School Queen of Courts Ceremony has been scheduled for Friday, Feb. 4, with the crowning at half time of the boys’ game. The opponent that night is Linn. There will be a pep rally in the new gym that day at 2:45 p.m.

The queen candidates are Avery Euler, Paige Hinds, Abby Parks, and Claire Winder, and the king candidates are Camden Anderson, Gavin Fuemmeler, Brayden Hamilton, and Brayden Hill.

Euler is the daughter of Rick and Lori Euler. She has been involved in volleyball, basketball, softball, cheer, National Honors Society, and the peer mentor program. She has served as her class’s Vice-President. She plans to attend the University of Kansas to become a pediatric nurse.

Hinds is the daughter of Keith and Betsy Hinds. She has been involved in volleyball, softball, dance, cheer, and National Honors Society. She plans to study to become an anesthesiologist.

Parks is the daughter of Chris and Julie Parks. She has been involved in basketball, volleyball, cheer, softball, Student Council, National Honors Society, and the peer mentor program. She plans to attend the University of Kansas to major in Exercise Science in hopes of becoming a physical therapist.

Winder is the daughter of Chad and Maggie Winder. She has been involved in basketball, softball, volleyball, cheer, and dance. She plans to attend cosmetology school.

Anderson is the son of Curtis and Janel Anderson. He has been involved in basketball, football, baseball, National Honors Society, and the peer mentor program. He plans to attend Highland Community College and then the University of Kansas.

Fuemmeler is the son of Rob and Kelly Fuemmeler. He has been involved in baseball and football. He plans to finish the electrical program at Highland Technical Center and become an electrician after high school.

Hamilton is the son of Jan and Taryn Hamilton. He has been involved in football, baseball, and basketball. He plans to attend Highland Community College and focus on Business.

Hill is the son of Troy and Tiffany Hill. He has been involved in baseball, basketball, and FFA. He plans to finish the electrical program at Highland Technical Center and become an electrician after high school.