Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

Page 24 text:

Zops At ZH The school board members. Superintendent Kenneth Pharr, the faculty, and THS students all worked together for a very busy and eventful year. Right: Pausing during a school board meeting are Mr. Paul Greaser, Mr. William Beaty, Superintendent Kenneth Pharr, Mr. Grant Speaks, Mr. Robert Meng, Mrs. Nell Larzelere, secretary; Mr. Jerry Scholz, Mr. Russell Hoverson, and Mr. Jerral Weber. Below left: THS secretaries, Mrs. Nell Larzelere and Mrs. Gail Clary. Below right: Superintendent and THS Principal, Mr. Kenneth T. Pharr.

Page 23 text:

3tosh ‘Join ZHS The freshmen decided to do something different their first year at THS. Their money-making project featured Tom-Wat merchandise. The total sales were $5,256.31, and the class received one-third of that amount. Top salesperson, Mike Guy, contributed a total of $475.05. The class officers and student council representatives are pictured at the left. Row 1: President Kenny Tharman and StuCo Representative Doug Meng. Row 2: Vice- President Jill Jarre tt, StuCo Representative Carrie Chase. Secretary Julia Simpson. Treasurer Laralee Sandy, and Sponsor Dale Whiteside. Roberta Martinez Lori Masters Doug Meng Kenny Neumann Jennifer Reed Laralee Sandy Ronnie Shelton Julia Simpson Theresa Simpson Tammy Smith Brad Stahl Keith Stotlar Denise Sutherland Kenny Tharman Mike Thomas t Marilyn Weber Lewis Wendt Lou Anne Whittaker Pam Wykert Mike Young 19

Page 25 text:

I Three flew daces Seen At Z THS had a new counselor, Severt Anderson. Mr. Anderson received his BSE in social sciences and his MS in secondary counseling. He had taught at three other high schools, in which his areas of teaching centered around coaching, government, and counseling. All three libraries in the school system were organized by the new librarian, Mrs. Margaret Stickelman. She was a graduate of NWMU. She had previously taught at Jackson Heights. Her hobbies included sewing and listening to music. She added a large number of new books to the library, and removed several carrels. The new Vo. Ag. I, II, and III instructor and also the junior class sponsor was Mr. Art Buhl. Mr. Buhl was originally from New Mexico where he received his BS in Ag. Extension. Besides supervising the concession stand, he kept busy with FFA contests. The FFA attended various local and state activities. He also enjoyed camping, Fishing, and bow hunting. 21