Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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,wt I Home Nursing in action: No unattended coryza here! What happened to patterns for dresses with .bustles? Seated: Lois C. Smith,-Home Economics II, Advisor F.H.A., Senior Class, Grace Fair, Home Economics II Special Home Economics, Advisor: F.H.A. Standing Thelma Birt, Department Head, Home Economics III, IV, Advisor: F.H.A. Mrs. Fair shows her Home Ee. students how to make some low calorie tarts. Girls Learn Skills Of Cooking, Sewing And Home Management Needed For The Fufure. The delicious smells Wafting from the Home Economics ovens fill one end of the upper halls and are bound to bring hunger pangs g however, they do compensate for the unpleasant odors coming from the chemistry lab at the other end of the hall. This year the Home Economics Department presented a style show held May 27th featuring the various talents of the girls taking Home Economics with the spring, summer, and fall fashions. in . ,M ...urwaer - 'X --fag-:Ass-we-:ur H-H A nl , , ,..W..,..r,.t

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President DeGaulle's latest move creates amusement in Mrs. Hamilton's French II class. Has he outlawed French in America? Qkli: 55 I fha f . 3 -if- ,.t, 1 in EI M H ' ,S ' fs .Q zvkx ,- I M I c p is I S - E ,,.. em Q .. L . K' L s eeeae y if is I F Fwd 3' at VL K gif J 2 Despiertense! An early morning Spanish class is awakened by Mr. Jensen's curt command. The Sounds Of Many Lands Echo From The Language Deparfmenf. Our foreign language department offers courses in French, Spanish, and Latin. To further the study of these languages our high school has a Well- equipped language lab, consisting of tapes, separate booths, earphones, and microphones. In the first year the fundamentals are taught while in the second, a deeper more concentrated study is at- tempted including learning extensive verb tenses and reading a book. N-af r Q N' A 5 ,X gsm Seated: C. W. Jensen, Spanish I, II, and III, Advisor: Booster Club, Senior Class. Standing: Gladys Helton, Latin I and II, Virginia Hamilton, French I and II, Advisor: Junior Classg Zelpha Bowers, Spanish I,'Frenf:h I. -1-7-

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Job Opportunities Open For Those Taking Business Courses. Bookkeepers learn to embezzle - er, balance records in Business class. Mrs. Lawrence Gorrell, Cleri- cal Practice I, Record Keeping, T y p i n g , Advisor: F.B.W.g Margaret Englehart, Business 10, 11, 12, Advisor: F.B.W.g Elizabeth L. Blackburn, Busi- ness English 12, Secretarial Practice I, Typing, Advisor: F.B.W., Boosters Club, Carol Deeter, 'General Business 10, Typing, Secretarial Practice II, Advisor: F.B.W., Block HT . The rumble of typewriters is a sure way of recognizing the Of course there will always be paper Business Education department. Besides typing there are many other courses offered such as business English, secretarial practice, stenography, and shorthand. Many of the students taking secretarial, practice Work in the school office as secretaries. They are kept fairly busy taking messages and running errands. Trying to achieve a good score in the five-minute timings, and taking dictations are all a part of a day's Work in the school business World. doll cutters, these two are Susie Wilson and Jayne Black. Five minute typings would be easier if there were an eraser key. 5 is-its .-.'-r-----