Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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4 DeeUcatcoH. • We, the members of the annual staff of 1954, wish to dedicate to the senior class, this edition of The Trojan yearbook. The seniors have reached a goal toward which they have striven for twelve years. The conclusion of this year brings about a challenge to each graduate. He will no longer be dependent upon his parents and teachers, but will be required to advance on his own merits and qualities. Only he will be able to decide the course he will follow. To these students we extend our sincere congratulations. Clarence Howland, Mary Noyes, Shirley Knapp, Bob Jack Benn, and Phyllis Clary (not pictured) began their schooling together in Troy's first grade, and graduated together at Troy High School, 1954. Compliments of MARTIN CLEANERS

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The vocational am building, which was built in 1949, is used for industrial am and vocational agriculture. Compliments of PLATT BUSINESS COLLEGE St. Joseph, Missouri This is the original high school building in which all classes, excepting the voca- tional art classes, are held. The gymnasium is also pan of this building.

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This 1954 copy of our annual, the TROJAN, is proudly presented by the members of the jour- nalism class; standing: Clarence Howland, Bob Jack Benn, Mrs. Ellen Warren; sitting: Mary Noyes, Sarah Fuller. This same class has written the high school paper, the Trumpet, and has published a regular column in the Troy Chief. Sarah Fuller is editor of the TROJAN, busines' manager of the Trumpet; Mary Noyes is editor of the Trumpet, photography editor for the TROJAN; Clarence Howland and Bob Jack Benn are sports editors. Compliments of DeMONEY BROTHERS GROCERY