Girard Rural High School - Trojan Yearbook (Girard, KS)

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I TRUDUCTION The power of music has long been apparent in the land. The Girard High School recognizing this, has developed for its students and patrons an outstanding music department. The Music Theme of the 1959 Crimson and Gold, we trust, will keep your earts sIng'frE and your memories fresh for mam' years to come. .F Timo Page: 5 as 5-V3-3 13 1-5 ai: ....1 1 3 3-sa--aa Introduction, Hit Parade' :sa as--xaaaaafazx--5 was ..- So Proudly We Hail, of --..-xx..- as --.- :lf-a--so ia- our old Highs 5 aa- -- 7f'f1 '- ---- -ax: ---- :aa ---::- Semper r1oo11o-- alr: 5 -fs 1:2--2-as L: -------- ------ Our Directozeff as aa:--all 5 -1a:-f:-f:f------oo- His Honor, Salutation-------------------------- Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, Git On Board------- ---- --- An Apple For The Teacher-- ---- ---------------- Youth Of Aznericao:-af 5- 5 :fffa -:aw o- -f:: on ----- Youth On Parade 5 5 5- ff 5: 3 1:---1: --f- 5 sash 5 :f-o---- H1911 And nignoya :asf-1-as --fo--:fail::sf-::af1-- 12, swootreuusaxaa 2::-- aj:--in --as- Guys :ma no11o-----::1::---- 1-:aaa fx-- Younger Than Springtime-2: 5 o-- ---332' TWT! ---- affo- Young At Heart-so ' as Among Hy Souvenirs- I Luve Life-::+-Sf :::: Wg-:W g,::.:nann ' :L n:::.::,4,,::gn Where Or Whenoo :L fo on---A oo--5 --aaa Imaginationm- W :L-ff Y---1:1111 f :--:f- sa' - I Got Rbyum- -ao a-- .aiia -jazz: 1 laser: 3: Let There Be Sonya: 3 Old MacDona1d's Farm, Happy Ta1k.-------------- nr. Touchdown, u.s.A. ------- 2: at 5 --5 aft as-1:-:aa Go! Go! Go!-of sf- --.- as a W Camptcnm Racesf If-on aaa ------ o -of --:ii-f' I: Beep, Beep:1 H -:nz ----3 5- H Y n'--- Sound Off-f-1' ff: -f--ffff Y me - f- Show Me ny roskaaa- --- ---- as 5-----5 a a-s----- '1'here's No Business Like Show Business-----------n All Through The Day-- ------ ------------------- A Bushel And A Peck- if f-'1,- ---- f ----- ::f V 1 ff-----W 2 Page No 13, 16, 18, 20, 26, za, 32, 36, 38, 110, 112, 1 2 3 I1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 111 15 17 19 21 22 23 211 25 27 29 30 31 33 3h 35 37 39 111 L13 hh

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SO PROUDLY WE HAIL Miss Jane Townsend Principal of G.H.S. A TRIBUTE A teacher affects eternity, he can never tell where his influence stops. ---Henry Adams She is no ordinary teacher. For almost fifty years she has guided the youth of G. H. S. and leaves an indelible impression upon this community. By her quiet dignity, her deep sincerity, her eaqaert guidance, her wise counseling, and the earnestness and vigor of her teachings, she has helped her students for nearly a half cen- tury to the needful ability to know how best to help themselves. Her influence can never be retired. So, Miss Townsend, we, your students of 1959, and the Alumni of G. H. S. humbly thank you for what you have been to us. We acknowledge with gratitude the debt we owe to your kindness and wisdom. For your widespread and noble influence, we will always revere you. One of your students--Elaine Hewett On April lb, 1959 Miss Townsend was one of seven Kansas educators selected to receive the title of Master Teacher. The Master Teach- er Awards are made annually by Emporia State Teachers College. 3