Nova High School - Trojan Yearbook (Nova, OH)

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foafq 4.m:-- - SENIOR CLASS HISTOPY On September 4, 1934, twenty-one members walked into Troy Rural School to start their educational career. Then on August 31, 1942, a very historic event took place, when seventeen green members started their high school career. During the gap in the eight years, we lost and gained manv members. The most important event was th e Freshrnen initiation, and we so learned the ropes that enabled us to go toward our final goal. The year went very fast and we were enjoying a much earned vac- ation. It came to a close, very soon and we discovered we were Soph- omores. During this year we enjoyed many parties, and ordered our class rings. School closed again and we were one year nearer our destination. At the beginning of the junior year we looked forward to hard work and good times. One of our first duties was to give our junior Class Play, Oh Promise Me! ln the spring the junior and Senior Banquet was held at the Cottage Restaurant in Ashland. The table was decorated in blue and gold and minature boats. This was. to represent the Navy. After the dinner we all went to the show. This was enjoyed by all. We received our class rings and this gave us more enthusiasm to finish the year. School closed in May and we looked forward with great expectations to being Seniors at last. The pioneers of our class are Vernon Keith, Duane McBride, Lucinda Rickett, Gertrude Simon, Frances Smith and Dorthy Starr. These are the ones that have gone all twelve years at Nova High. We were fortunate enough to gain Robert Patton in the second grade. Two more members were added to our class in the third grade. They were Margaret Akers and Shirley Biddinger. As we were climbing the stairs we found three new members-to join us in the seventh grade. They were jean Kramer, Ronald Mamula, and Guinevere Smith. At the end of our Junior year we had thirteen members. but as we entered our Senior year we had gained Rita Kostecki. We were sorry to have lost Catherine Bowersock. All of the Senior Class are mixed Chorus members, and all the boys received honorable mention in basketball and base ball. Some of the girls have participated in kitty ball and volleyball for the last four years

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- ----naw!ew,lmA,4a- - Dorthy Starr has received the honor of being our 194-6 May Queen. We have selected The Nutt Family as our Senior Class Play which was presented March 29, 1946. For the Senior year we elected the following class officers: President, Duane McBride 3 Vice President, Ronald Mamulag Secretary Shirley Biddingerg Treasurer Guinevere Smithg News Reporter, Vernon Keithg Class Sponsor. Mr. Moore. We have now finished our school years, and we are just another class from N.H.S. We will probably be forgotten by her in the years to come but we shall always remember our school days and our teachers who guided us so carefully for the past twelve years. --Frances Smith