Troutville High School - Warrior Yearbook (Troutville, VA)

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Pecial gfubenfs ,..,-we-4-n-o-v'v-v MARIE THERESE WEIL MARGARETE REICHELT This year, we have with us two students from Germany. They have been pleased with the demo- cratic spirit throughout the school and corn- munity and we feel that our association has been worthwhile both to us and to them.

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Hisfotml Colors: Blue Si White Flower: White Rose Motto: If I can not do great things, I can do small things in a great way. H 1946-47 Fifty-six bewildered Freshmen enter Troutville High School. Glee Club, and basketball are leading activities for the year. Mrs. Bertha Fisher and Mr. J. P. Bowman helped us to make our year successful. 1947-48 Roll drops to forty-five.. Mr. Coffman and Miss Moomaw take up reinsg try to guide us through the year. Members take part in various clubs and activities. Basketball still first. 1948-49 We take our stand as Juniors with thirty-nine on roll. We are proud of class rings we received this year. Our play No Bride For The Groom was a howling success, fin spite of trials, tribulations and mumps. J Miss Bowman and Mrs. Goodsell stand by us with a word of advice and a helping hand. We entertained the Seniors with a banquet in May. Another success! Several of our classmen were chosen for our paper staff, The Warrior . Sports and other activities held their own. Looking forward to our Senior year! l949-50 We go forward with Mrs. Conovich at the Helm , Thirty-one to tell the tale. November-Senior Play Tea Toper Tavern . Fun! ! We watch football and student government get underway. Basketball still out front. New clubs organized and all participate. Our annual takes lots of work, but we have our fun. We say good-by to T. H. S. We thank our teachers, principal and our student body for leadership and friendship.

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