Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Attending Mount St. Scholastica Col- lege in Atchison first. Leota blder then continued her education at Kansas State Teacher’s College of Emporia, where she expects to receive a Bachelor of Music Education. She has taught school for five years and likes teaching very much. Mrs. Elder has given private lessons for many years and sponsored the T.H. S. band in 1968-69. Her interests include her family, church activities, and sports. « .At it Fred Folsche attended Highland Jun- ior College, then Kansas State Univer- sity where he received his Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. After five years of teaching, Mr. Folsche has found that many students are not eager to learn and comprehend written or book work. He taught Industrial Arts, Physics, and Driver’s Education. He also sponsored the National Honor Society. Mr. Folsche’s also enjoys farming, flying, and radio controlled models. After receiving an Associate of Arts from Highland Junior College, William Foster went to the University of Idaho where he received his Bachelor of Sci- ence in Forestry and then attended the University of Chicago where he received a Master of Science in Botany, Biologi- cal Science. During his second year of teaching and second year at T.H.S.,Mr. Foster says he enjoys teaching more as time passes. In addition to teaching six hours out of seven and sponsoring the Senior class, Mr. Foster is involved in U.M.Y.F., F.C.A., Boy Scouts, church office, and Sunday school teaching. 10 I'aculty

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 In his first of teaching MarvinCreager sponsored the FFAand Junior Class. He received his Bachelor of Science in Agri- cultural Education from Kansas State University. Mr. Creager’s interests outside of school include fishing and bowling. '.O' lc ‘U Madeline Crosley received her Bach- elor of Arts in History and Political Sci- ence from the College of Emporia. Dur- ing her fourth year of teaching Mrs. Crosley offered a never-ending stream of ideas in sponsorship of the Pep Club. Mrs. Crosley taught American Govern- ment, World History, and Current Af- fairs. She says teaching is a very time- consuming profession, not just a 9:00 to 4:00 job. Mrs. Crosley’s interests outside of school include reading, knitting, and sewing. After seven years of teaching, Nick Dannevik says he has learned that a great part of a teacher’s work is to motivate the students. Mr. Dannevik at- tended Kansas State Teacher’s College of Emporia and received his Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. During his fourth year at Troy, Mr. Dannevik taught Freshman and Sopho- more English. Mr. Dannevik’s interests outside of school are his wife and children, hunting, and fishing. Faculis ■

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 Receiving his bachelor of Science in Education nine years ago, Richard Har- rington was sponsor of the Freshman Class, Freshman football coach, assistant varsity football coach, and head track coach for the 1968-69 year. Mr. Harrington instructed American History, Sociology, and Boys’ P.E. Another graduate of Kansas State University who taught at T.H.S. was Ed Heinen, who received his Bachelor of Science in Education. During this, his second year of teaching, Mr. Heinen sponsored the Senior Class. Mr. Heinen’s interests outside of school are hunting, fishing, and cars. $QMCC % JMw After her first year of teaching, Janice Milliken has found teaching to be not quite what she had expected. Miss Milli- ken attended Kansas State Teacher’s College of Emporia, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Education. Miss Milliken enjoys traveling and shopping when she is not at school. I .KullS 1 I