Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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Of all the many memories a student has of his high school years, perhaps the fondest and most important, are of the people he knew. People are the life-blood of a school. Everyone plays an important part. There were the teachers who struggled, laughed, and cried with us, who shared in our victories and defeats, in order to help us light the lamp of knowl- edge. The principal, secretaries, and school board helped keep everything in order and make important decisions. There were the cooks, janitors, and bus dri- vers who fed us, kept the school clean, and delivered us to our homes, contests, and sport events. But of all these, the best memories come from our fellow students. Memories of laughter, hopes, and dreams shared with friends. These are what remain with us through the years. People 5

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Seniors depart Graduation classes of THS traditionally choose a color, flower, and motto. The seniors of ’83 chose light blue and pink as their colors. The carnation was picked as the class flower. The motto, which should be remembered in later years, was “The only person worse than a quitter, is the one who is afraid to begin.” The seniors traveled to Kansas City for their trip with the money they raised from selling magazines. Lisa Marie Anderson Brenda Louise Boeh Melinda Sue Ashworth Rhonda Lou Boyle Lori Ann Cluck James Arthur Duncan Elizabeth Irene Ernzen 6 People