Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Crews work behind the scene “Work, work, work, rush, rush, rush. That’s all we ever do.” The janitors at THS were always busy keeping the halls and rooms clean. Pictured at the left are custodians Lyle Rockey, Sr. and Louie Thomas. The bus drivers were responsible for getting the Trojans to school on time and home again safely. They also provided transportation after cross country, football, volleyball, bas- ketball, and track practice. The bus drivers were also re- sponsible for taking students to different school activities. Above: Louie Thomas tries to keep the hails at THS clean. Left: Bus drivers from left to right, Jon Herpich, Charlie Grable, Louie Thomas, Raymond Barnsthon, and Harold Wykert.

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hmwmimgSSSBBB Kitchen gains new cooks “Come and get it!” The cooks at THS spent many hours in the kitchen getting ready for the stampede after the noon bell rings. There were two new additions to the cooking staff. The rookies were Coleene Duncan and head cook Margaret Sutton. The remaining cook was veteran Chloe Winder, who had worked at THS for five years. Upper right: Colleene Duncan, Margaret Sutton, and Chloe Winder take time out to be silly. Right: Chloe Winder finishes up the dishes. 24 People

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Student life explored Student life was a new section designed to give a different look at the students of THS. This section did not have to do with any classes, groups, orga- nizations, or activities, but the students as indivi- duals. THS students had many ways to spend their spare time, such as part time jobs, working as volunteers for a political campaign, and other things which they found exciting. Students also found ways to make the time more exciting in school also. Wild games of basketball during lunch hour were one way that the students could relieve the pressure of a day at school. 26 People