Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Crew behind CHS The working force behind every wrench, tractor, broom, and steering wheel was the hard- working maintenance crew. Buses, halls, etc. were always in good condition at THS. A new feature was added to THS busing. Two athletic buses provided transportation for THS athletes. These buses took them home after practice. The buses were driven by Mrs. Jacqueline Chase and Mr. Bernard Clary. Pictured at the left: Transportation was made possible by Mr. Walter Anderson, Mr. Lewis Thomas, Mr. Lyle Yingling, Mr. Jim Tracy, and Mr. Harold Wykert, not pictured. Mr. Charlie Grable occupied the never-ending THS custodians were Mr. Lyle Rockey, Sr., Mrs Kay Clark, and Mr Lewis job of maintenance man This was his first year Thomas. Mr. Lyle Rockey, Sr. and Mrs. Kay Clark have worked at THS for with THS. two years. Mr. Lewis Thomas has been with the THS staff for eleven years. 25

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Cooks Survive Stampede No clocks were needed this year. Time could be told from the stampede to the lunch line. The THS food force served an average of 230 students and faculty each day. Lunches cost $.65 per meal, which consisted of a choice between a salad, or main dish, a vegetable, roll, and dessert. Each lunch period lasted a half hour which gave everyone time to relax before tackling the remaining portion of the day. Top Right: Gail Clary punches tickets of those students eagerly awaiting lunch. Middle Right: Head cook Ella Koehler prepares the lunch counter. Right: Mike Bembrick is one of the few students who work in the lunch room. Other students helping serve were John Michael Simpson, Steve Tharman, and Carl Tharman. Above: The kitchen staff consisted of Mrs. Ella Koehler and Mrs. Chloe Winder, (Front Row) and Mrs. Carol Christenson and Mrs. Kay Clark (Row 2). 24

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