Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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Seniors Forest Winters, J r. Betty Elizabeth Wright Girl Reserve-4. Library Club-3. Girls' Basketball-2. Wilbur Weller Wright Hi-Y Club-4, Girl Reserve Ring Club-4. Football-3. Service Letter-3. Marjorie Louise Wright Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Library Club-4. Girls' Glee Club--4. ' Girls' Basketball-1, 2. Robert S. Zerkel Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 4. Nature Club-4. French Club-3. Dramatic Club-2, 3, 4g Treasurer-3. Annual Staff-3, 45 Assistant Editor-4. Casting Club-3, 4. Van Cleve Vanities-2, 3, 4. Football-2, 3. .N ..W...L.g.1snL..L.jmgc-, ...A 'Mgr ,g...,.1,,.a.Ms...qu-,j..i.....,g5i.,,...-.ui-rn.. .U W, , , Kathleen M. Link Girl Reserve-4. Pirates of Penzance -3. Van Cleve Vanities-3. Girls' Basketball-4. r W'..'..'.!

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Seniors Laura Aurin Van Ausdal Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Girl Reserve Rin Club-4. g French Clubv3, 4. Journalism Club-4, Annual Staff-4. Music Appreciation Club- Edith Mae Webb Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. French Cluh43, 4. Library Club-4, 3, Girls' Athletic Association- ,lanet Lucille Werts Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Library Club-3, 4. Chimes of Normandy -4, Girls' Glee Club-3, 4. 2, 3, 4. Herbert M. Sullivan Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 4. Stage Crew-3, 4. Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Nature Club-4. French Club-4. Camera Club-4, Usher Staff-4. Music Appreciation Club-4. Girls' Glee Club-4. Girls' Basketball-4. Girls' Athletic Association-4. Charles Wallace Tamplin Hi-Y Cluli-2, 3, 4. French Club--3. Camera Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President-4, Casting Club-3, 43 President-4. District-State -Scholarship Tests-2. Van Cleve Vanities-2, 4. Cheerleader-3. American Legion Essay-1. .luinior Chapel Committee-3. Evelyn Josephine Tecklenherg David O, Ullrey Hi-Y Club-4. Anna Louise Weaver C. Theodore Weeks Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 4, President-2. French Club-3, 43 Vice President-4. Nature Club-4. Annual Stafl'v3, 4g Business Manager-4. Van Cleve Vanities-4. Van Cleve Vanities Committef+3, 4. Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Girl Reserve Ring Club-4. Library Cl-uib-3, 4. Usher Staff-3, 4. Girl Reserve Handicraft Club-4. Rosemary Wilson Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4. Girl Reserve Ring Club-4. Girl Reserve Handicraft Club-4. I Nature Club-4, -Er Library Club-3. Journalism Club-3. Student Council-2. Camera Club-4. Girls' Athletic Association-1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Basketball-l, 2.

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- W. 3. .V,,. . V,,, , f-ff www. ,..-.-r,.,...,,.,- -.7 .,. ff. .frwvw-nv Q--Y-W ww Senior Class History In the fall of 1937, our great institution of learning opened its doors to 161 wide-eyed and curious freshmen who were properly initiated by the dignified seniors of that year. Eight 'cfroshi' went to Miami to participate in the Scholarship Tests while several students won honors in the American Legion Essay Contest. V As sophomores, we joined many extra-curricular activities such as the Belle of Bagdaclf Girl Reserve, Hi-Y, and also placed high in the Scholarship Tests and in the American Legion Essay Contest. With James Carpenter, Peg Davis, Charles Kerr, and Richard Neal as our junior officers, we had a very successful and enjoyable year. The National Honor Society gave memberships to Ruth Nordquist, Lois DeWeese, Lucy Carolyn Rodgers, Charles Kerr, John Bushong, and Carl Duffy. The class took part in the Van Cleve Vanities, the i'Pirates of Penzance, presented a hilarious version of the Shooting of Dan McGrew', in Junior Chapel, and gave the seniors a memorable Farewell Chapel. In our last glorious year, we were busy with the American Revuen headed by Ted Weeks, the operetta, 6'The Chimes of Normandyv in which five seniors sang the leading parts, the publishing of the fifteenth volume of the nTrojang senior meetings including seniors from all three home rooms, and the selection of our motto and colors. Two seniors, Peg Davis and Alice Kennard, received membership in the National Honor Society. The college committee was very active this year. The 121 seniors chose as their class motto He conquers who conquers himself and as class colors, navy blue and gold. The social events of the year were the senior dinner, the class play June Mad by Ryerson and Clements, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The juniors gave the Farewell Chapel. The Baccalaureate services by Reverend John Weaver, and the Commencement Exercises with Reverend Edgar DeWitt Jones as the speaker closed our senior year. Commencement Activities Honor Students April 29 - Senior Dinner May 6 3 Class Play 6,-'une Mad,, 1. LUCY CAROLYN RODGERS May 23 - Junior-Senior Prom 2. ALICE KENNARD May 29 - Farewell Chapel 3. JOHN BUSHONG June 1 - Baccalaureate Speaker - Reverend John 4-. CARL DUFFEY Weaver 5. CHARLES KERR ,Iune 5 - Commencement 'Speaker -- Reverend Edgar DeWitt Jones Detroit, Michigan CLASS DLAY WJIJNIE MAD - Dyerson 8 Clements PENNY, fifteen year old female Henry Aldrich. . . CHUCK, glider enthusiast from next door ..... DR. WOOD, Penny's doctor father ............. MRS. WOOD, Pennyis understanding mother .... MERVYN, twenty years old, Mrs. Wood's brother. .. ROGER, Mervyn's rich college friend ........... MR. HARRIS, Chuckis father .................. JULIE, Chuck's older sister .................... MILLY LOU, twelve year old neighborhood pest. EFFIE, family maid .......................... ELMER, family handy man ............. . . TWINS, Shirley and Ralph Wentworth ..... . . . . .Nancy Seay .Theodore Weeks . . .John Bushong . .Dorothy Scaggs . . . .Vernon Kahl . . . .Victor Shook Eugene Palsgrove . . .Martha Bigley . . . . .Betty Mattocks Peg Fish . . . . . .Mary Ross . . . . . Glen Hogle and Richard Neal