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I ISIII CES K- .W...: 5, A pep assembly is led by ihree unusual cheerleaders-Jirn Fisk, Minfer Brown, and Jim Lowson. .UYJ r if , Stuclenfs swarm foward a chariered bus on their way fo a Troian faofball game. An experiment in hearing is conducred by Jerry Donnelly, Barbara Johnston, Clarence McKay, Carolyn Meyer, and Wayne Neeley, members of Harald Dilley's psychology class.
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TOM McCOY President PEGGY WEBB Secreta ry-Treasurer SHIRLEY ANDRISH Social Chairman if e 5 i s . f if s s ii . ' I5 iL r I 5 ' ' I7 W' K Vkh' f ,, n I 1 , 1. KK,L it 1 Q --gl ,V 5 'f i4r 1 D. 5:1 TOM MOORE PAUL DIXON MINTER BROWN 'N DICK OXANDALE Vice-President Representative Representative ' ' Representative Sl IIIII IZIASS Our senior year-our last year of high school-the whirlwind of caps and gown measurements-a successful senior play-the Junior-Senior Prom- the formal parties-the hub-bub of college applications. All of these re- membrances are held in the Sunflower, a faithful recorder of our high school memories. We seniors, soon to be graduates, have been filled with eagerness, relief and regret as we were swept forward to May-to our own graduation, and after that to college, careers, and homes. So well remembered is the amazement of the size of the school building in our sophomore year. Brigadoon , Father of the Bride , Arsenic and Old Lace highlighted the entertainment field of 1952. The iunior year-that lucky feeling. Remembrances of Double Door , Green Grow the Lilacs , and The Vagabond King along with our learning of team sportsmanship were of interest to all of us throughout 1953. Our senior year-our senior class-ever to be remembered. Honored by the Junior-Senior Prom, idolized by the lower classmen, granted privileges of every sort, helped connect the bewilderment of high school graduation with relief of studies. Now, rather reluctantly we must bid farewell to all those wonderful things which we associate with T.H.S. Activities, too numerous to mention, will be dear to us in the many years ahead. On to the future, to take our place in the outside world, go us, the seniors of the Class of '54, I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Minter Brown, Tom McCoy, Peggy Webb, Shirley Andrish, Dick Oxandale, and Tom Moore.
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