Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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Miss Elizabeth Blackburn for your warm manner and your fine teaching ability. . . for getting the "Trojan Criier' well on its way . . . for being a senior class advisor and for your wonderful help at Commencement. . . for your great workin the business depart- ment, the 1966 Trojan is dedicated to you, Miss Elizabeth Black- burn. Mrs. Ruth Burk, for that cheerful disposition and for always being ready to help whenever we needed you. . . for being the advisor of JCOWA and having so many successful General Assemblies and Mock Federal Legislatures. . . for organizing Student Government Day. . . for being a senior class advisor and for doing such a fine job at Commencement, the 1966 Trojan is dedicated to you, Mrs. Ruth Burk. Dedication Miss Edna Floyd, for your fine personality and warm smile. . . for getting us off to a great start as entering freshmen. . . for teaching us to say "I wrote a letter" in- stead of "I writ a letter.". . . for teaching us that Great Expecta- tions wasn't so bad after all, the 1966 Trojan is dedicated to you, Miss Edna Floyd. 6 .

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ife Homer English The 1966 Trojan Annual Staff wishes to express its most hearty thanks to not just one Mr. English but to three wonderful members of the English family. First to Homer English who did his usual stupendous photography work. As most know and can see from the picture Homer had quite a misfortunate accident in his car near Fort Wayne in May. An air of discouragement smothered the staff. Egads! Now What? Ho1ner's son, John, stepped in and his remarkable work supported the English name. A few difficulties arose between Tipp City, where he makes his home, and Troy. When these difficulties did occur Jim English, a brother to Homer came from Sidney to fill in. Our many thanks go to three of the most wonderful and cooperative men in the world. Thank you, Mr. Englishfesj. The 1966 Trojan Staff 5 Is...

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Mrs. Gladys Helton, for your shy manner and your friendly smile . . . for setting a fine example in the foreign language department. . . for a lady who is abounding in "Wim wigor and witality". . . for being the "little" lady who could just barely see over her desk, the 1966 Trojan is dedicated to you, Mrs. Gladys Helton. Mr. Curtis Jensen, for the only teacher who could make Spanish the universal language in Troy High School. . . for your fine organization of the Spanish Club. . . for your friendly "holas" and your willingness to help with anything at all times, the 1966 Trojan is dedicated to you, Mr. Curtis Jensen. Dedication ml.. Mr. William Woolery, for your in- valuable service to the industrial arts department. . . for being a faithful friend and a great help to the fellows. . . for patiently in- structing the boys in the tech- niques and steering them to a fu- ture in welding, the 1966 Trojan is dedicated to you, Mr. William Woolery. 7