McCray Dewey High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IL)

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HIGH LIGHTS This year, The High LighTs STaTT, being more experienced aT The game, published quiTe a Tew Tine issues oT our school paper. Richard Howe, Virginia Schrameclc, Mildred MarTin and Bill Holshouser were on The sTaTT The preceding year and iT was noThing new To Them excepT ThaT They Tried and succeeded in making more and beTTer issues. Each issue conTained many arTicles such as ediTorials, school news, sporTs, gossip, classes, clubs and iolces. The sTaTT This year was as follows: EdiTor-in-chief ...,,.......,. .. ..,.,.,...... ....... . .. ...,...,..............,,...... Mildred MarTin AssisTanT EdiTor ,.,..l.. .....,. A u-drey DunsTan ArT EdiTor ...........,. ......,... B ill Holshouser ColumnisTs .....,... Rachel BosTon Faye Bybee TypisTs ..,.. Sponsor .. Georgia WesT Virginia Schrameclc CaTherine GersTenecker BeTTy Modene Virgil GebharT Paul Riebold ......Virqinia Schrameck Virginia Poli Peggy Modene Mildred MarTin Audrey DunsTan Bill Holshouser ......Miss Virgie Villhard National Thespian Honor Society The aim oT our Troupe is To develop a spiriT of acTive and inTelligenT inTeresT in dramaTics in our high school, To encourage sTudenTs To aTTain a beTTer masTery of language and To develop poise and self-conTrol. Any regularly enrolled sTudenT oT our high school who has parTicipaTe'd in aT leasT one Three-acT play or Two one-acT plays and has The equivalenT of aT leasT sevenTy lines may become a member of our Troupe. We have adopTed a poinT sysTem whereby sTudenTs are given poinTs Tor maior and minor roles in plays and Tor worlc on various phases of producTion. Awards are presenTed To honor Thespians. Our sixTeen acTive members are: Mildred Jones, Dick Howe, Jack Weir, Narissa ScoTT, Bill Holshouser, BeTTe Jeanne Rood, Mildred MarTin, Geneva WooTen, Audrey DunsTan, Georigia WesT, Norma Werner, Faye Bybee, Frances SmiTh, BeTTy Lou Droy, Irene Schlemer, Gladys LoyeT. The Thespians and Speech sTudenTs have given a series oT one-acT plays. Some of These plays were: Who GeTs The Car TonighT? BeTTy Behave and Call HecTor.

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SCHGGL EVE TS l l Aug. Sept Sept Sep+ Oct Oct Oct Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May 25-27-Regisirafion day. 2-School began. I6-Parenfs-Teachers Associafion meeling. 23-Faculfy-Board recepiion. I6-I7-Teachers arfended +he counfy mee+ing af A.l+on. 30--Nine weeks exams. 3I-Nov. l-Band Carnival. 6-7-Urbana meefing, visifing day. I I-No school-Armisrice Day. 20-Z!-Thanksgiving. I9-Chrisfmas party. 23-School dismissed for holidays. 5-Miss Villhard, our new Commercial Teacher, 'rook rhe place of Miss Lenz. 5-Firsf clay of school in l942. I5-I6-Semesfer exams. I6-Farewell pariy for Mr. Monlce, Rila and Alvin Scully. I9-Mr. Cole subs+i'ru+ed nexf 'rwo 'weeks in Agriculfure Deparrment 23-Senior play. 2-Mr. Richards filled The posifion of new Agricul+ure feacher for +he Second Semesfer of +his year. I2-School dismissed-Lincoln's Birfhclay. 24-27-Dis+ric+ Tournament 4-Mr. Spiefh 'roolc pictures of everybody in school for 1he annual. 4-Regional Tournamenf a+ Venice. I4-Band con'res+ af Collinsville. I5--Band concert I6--Lyceum-The Juggler, Mr. Demo+t I 7- I9-Class Tournament 20-Nine weeks exams. 3-Good Friday-School dismissed. IO-Easf St Louis +eacher's meefing. 2I-Fu+ure Farmer's of America Banquet 8-Mofher and Daugh+er Tea. 22-Junior Play. 23-Junior-Senior Prom. 25-26-Semesfer exams. 28--Commencement

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