Triway High School - Titan Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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A - This happy facial expression of Charles King demonstrates his enthu- siasm and appreciation of music. B - National Honor Society is asked to sign the register book. C - Bill John- ston and Jim Green, two actors of the Kaleidoscope Players lnc., come from Chicago to perform numerous historical events pertaining to spies and traitors. D - The back wall of room 312 proudly displays the Free- lo 1.4 dom Shrine, a collection of historic documents dedicated by the Wooster Exchange Club. E - Students eagerly participate in the performance of Music in the Air as Charles King directs the song Standing in the Need of Prayer. F - Pep rallies are important to the school as high- spirited students gather to cheer the Titans on to another victory. 21

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Assemblies Get Triway Students Involved Variety and student involve- ment helped to make this year's assemblies more inter- esting. Students got into the action as Charles King pre- sented an entertaining reper- toire of singing and tunes called Music in the Air on October 11. American history was brought to life by Jim Green and Bill Johnson, two talented young actors. The program was called Spies and Trai- tors. At the end, a group of students acted as jury in the trial of an Anderson prison master. The next assembly, per- formed by Jean Max-Sam, in- formed students about the dances and customs of Haiti, his native land. Students were asked to come on stage to learn native Haiti dance, while Jean provided an African beat on his bongo drum. A The National Honor Society Induction was held on March 18 as twenty students were added to the ranks of Triway scholars. The induction in- cluded a description of leader- ship qualities and poetry. The members of the Woost- er Exchange Club presented Triway with the Freedom Shrine, a collection of historic documents, on April 11. Mr. W.J. Watson, principal, accept- ed the shrine for the school. To finish the year, the Stu- dent Council sponsored the movie, Maurie on May 2. Cn J' T 'ilr is A 1-5

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Students Boogie Down at Seasonal Dances . L,L , it 9 ' , 2 3 This year's dances started off with the Football Home- coming dance on October 5, sponsored by the Student Council. Music was provided by WindfalI from Akron. The French Club held a rec- ord hop on November 2 with Paris as the theme. Couples danced to the mu- sic of Suntown from Fred- ericksburg at the Snowball dance on December 21. Cou- ples had the privilege of talk- ing to Santa Claus, alias W.J. Watson, our principal. On February 1 students came to boogie down at the Spanish Club Grease Hop. GAA sponsored the Heart Hop, a girl-ask-boy dance, on March 15. Skye from Ash- land helped to make the dance a total success. 22 .- - s..ls,. ..... ., f- my , 2 Q s F c