Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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JUNIORS 13

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Merlin and Marlin Saltzman have become wealthy New York play boys. Seems they made their money playing the stook market. Lowell Thomas is playing drums for Tommy Dorsey. Geneva Wilke has decided Troy is the best place to live, so she has taken a Job at the court house. I’ve heard it said that Robert Colley is probably the wealthiest lumber dealer in the U.S. Seems Bob has really put these 10 years to good use. I read in the Gazette the other day that Jim Dittemore has won five hundred dollars for selling more duller Brushes in one month than any other salesman. Say, Jim that's a pretty good record. Dick Hutcherson has been promoted to the rank of an Ensign in the U.S. Navy. I guess Helen Horner was bora to teach school. She is teaching English at Smith College this year. Mary Helen Smith is married and living on a farm near Wathena, Kansas. Donald Kentzler has really come up in the world. He is now Mayor of Moray and President of the Bank there. Max Higdon has Joined the Navy and is busy seeing the world and Women. Mary Sutton is kept pretty busy with her 12 little boys. Bill Martin, I hear, has an advertising job. Seems he is posing for Charles Atles advertisements. Charles Sutton is the weather forchster at Rosecrans Field now. I wonder if he ever guesses the weather right. Robert Harter has become the wonder. He went from grease monkey to President of General Moters in 10 years. That’s what you call success. Bob Wykert won the Heavy Weight Boxing Championship this year. Congratulations, Bob. Well, readers of the Chief, it seems as though the class of 1950 has turned out some very successful people. As for me, well I’d better get out of here before the Editor comes in and finds a lowly reporter using his desk. The Senior Class Gift Our gift this year was a phonograph-radio, which was presented at the Christmas assembly this year. We made use of it at noon hours and parties, hoping the classes of years to come have as much enjoyment out of it as we have had. J J) J

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First row---F. 3ibb H. Clary M. Brenner J. Clary N. Delk Second row--R. Dixon G. Fimple S. Folsche G. |i'i:.3 13. ? rd Third row----M. Jeschke L. Fuller J. Mallory 3. Lewis J. Mallory Fourth row--J• Masters J. Masters K. Miller D. McClelland I. . j i i t z Fifth row---F. Neuman 3. Scott M. ieder L. Shurp Sixth row---S. Smith R. Stahl V. Thornton Seventh row-D. 'williams E. Eastabrooks M. Trant Eighth row—E. Scarbrough 14