Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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Robert C. Huston, Athletic Director, Supervisor of Health and Physical Education, Drivers Education, Advisor: Varsity T , James E. Conard, Drivers Educa- tion, Geography, American Government, Coach: Wres- tling, Football assistant. Helen Sinks, Head Li- brarian, and Jeanette Updike, Assistant Li- brarian, make plans for National Library Week. Drivers Ed. For Future Moforisfsg Library For Future People. A conspiracy to perform some vile deed fsuch as put peanut ,, shells in the plants!5, is being plotted between the middle tables. John Bosse and Ed Oxley work on inevi- table term papers. - -,mf--1-' -:ea The Library is a place for study, reference or just quiet reading. E uN ' l

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Mr. Mumford's Health class learns the latest first aid methods. You say you cut the strings? -21- Give me that ball this minute or I'll kick you! Young Minds And Bodies Sfrengfhened By Heolfh And Gym Courses. Seated: Hildred Byrkett. Freshman Health and Physical Education, Advisor: G.A.A., Intramurals, Coach: Inter- scholasticsg Barbara Heiffner, Sophomore Health and Physi- cal Education, Advisor: Cheerleaders, G.A.A., Intramurals, Coach: Interscholastics. Standing: Douglas Mumford, Fresh- man Health and Physical Education, Coach: Football assist- ant, Basketball assistant, Track assistant, Gerald Lorentz, Sophomore Health and Physical Education, Coach: Tennis.

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Delmar M. Pres- ton, Art I, III, IV, Advisor: Arts and Crafts, J. M orri s Bailey, Crafts, Advisor: Arts and Crafts, Dramatics. Captain Kanga-Preston's Play School in action. Mr. West Ends Long Memorable Career, Two Art Teachers New To Troy High. In the Art Department, the familiar faces of Mr. Clark and Mr. Rogers were replaced by two new colorful teachers. Mr. Delmar Preston, coming here from Huntington, West Virginia, did equally well with the paint brush and on the ball diamond, being baseball coach also. Mr. J. Morris Bailey, who taught in the elementary last year, took over the junior high art and high school crafts, as well as revolutionizing the dramatics department. However, in the Music Department, Mr. Charles West ends his thirty-four years of teaching, twenty 'IN-ef of them at Troy. He received his Bachelors' at Miami, his Masters' at Ohio State, and studied further at the University of Pennsylvania and Christiansen Choir School. In his third year here he began the A Cappella Choir, followed in six years by the now historical Trojanaires, with whom he toured Canada and the United States on nine sum- mer singing trips. His last direction of the A Cap- pella Choir at Commencement brought tears of nostalgia to the eyes of many. Seated: Charles E. West, Head of Music Depart- ment for Troy Schools, A Cappella Choirg Anna VVilliams, assistant orchestra director, John Slonaker, assistant band director. Standing: T. Herman Dooley, Band, Sophomore Choir, Fresh- man Chorusg John Wildman, orchestra director. Mr. West recalls the many events, great and small, of his long musical career, funny, all of them seem happy. Maestro in action in A Cappella Choir.