Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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-my :--v-mvwii-r-m.....,.....,, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY THE HISTORY OF CLASS OF '42 In September, 1938, we seniors, then 130 timid freshmen, entered the halls of T. H. S. Our freshman year was quite eventful, and we showed our scholastic ability by winning honors for our school in the Miami Schol- arship Tests. During our sophomore year, we continued our fine achievements both scholastically and athletically. In our junior year, twelve of our number became members of the National Honor Society. They were Ioe Bill Hance, Iohn Heikes. Ivalou Siegel, Marjorie Miller, Richard Shellenbarger, Warren Easley, Elsie Shawhan, Helen Mott, Lois Pask, Betty lane Landrey, Mary Gantz, and Vivian Berchtold. Our senior year has been the most eventful year in the history of our class. This year our class was instru- mental in instigating classes in Spanish and Latin American history. We achieved many athletic honors and were victorious in the first round of the basketball tournament. The seniors helped in presenting the operetta, Oh Doctor! in March. The National Honor Society added five new members-Don Davis, Imogene Vesper, Kathryn Downing, Martha Lawrence, and Richard Gardner. Besides the many regularly scheduled senior social events, our class engaged in a pot-luck supper and several get-to-gethers during the year. All seniors in the class of '42 join together to say that we know what our motto means because we have experienced it in spending these four years at T. H. S. Time ismoneyg spend it wisely. COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES HONOR STUDENTS May I5-Class Play, The Ghost Flies South 1, RICHARD SHELLENBARGER May 22-Iunior-Senior Prom May 26--Senior Dinner 2- MARY GANTZ May 29-Farewell Chapel 3. IOHN HEIKES May 31-Baccalaureate Speaker-Reverend H. N. Gomer 4. Bsrrv JANE LANDREY Iune 4-Commencement Speaker--Dr. Preston Brad- ley, People's Church in Chicago 5. HELEN MOTT SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE GHOST FLIES SOUTH By Frederick Iackson CAST' OF CHARACTERS Anita Meredith ........ ,...... B etty Ann Martin Homer ........................ .......... R obert Blackmore Diana Meredith .......,. ......, M arjorie Kroger Mrs. Homer Reed ........ ........ M ary Lou Helser Grandma Bantry ..,..... ......... E lizabeth Flinn Cordelia ................ ......... M ary Lou Louthan Morgan Winthrep .................... ...,...,, R ichard Gardner Buck Harris ........ ................ D on Davis Mrs. Morgan Winthrop. Sr ........, ........ E ileen Edwards Chiquita ......... .........,..,............... I ean Terrell Tyler Rankin .............................. ............ K eith Bader Director ....... ......... M iss Dorothy E. Thomas STORY OF THE PLAY Anita and Diana Meredith decide to gamble on the market, and with beginner's luck, they win four hun- dred thousand dollars. In order to keep Morgan, Anita's fiance, from discovering the situation, they tell him that the money was left Anita by an Uncle William who died in the West. The little lies grow beyond the control of the two girls in an amusing series of plimaxes. Most amusing and concemed is Grandma, who has to be convinced that she had a son William. Morgan finally sees a flaw and looks into the matter to discover the deception, but he keeps his discovery to himself. He hires a cowboy and an Indian squctw to come and blackmail Anita for half the money. They are to represent William's partner and wife. Anita realizes what Morgan has done, and so she scares the two with threats, and they leave. She then tells Morgan that she gave them the money, and he is very much worried, for they were supposed to give the money back to him, but he can't find them. Finally, the situation is cleared, and Anita is conceded to be very clever indeed. .. ...L .-. A-.. r ,. .,..-...,.,i.g.. -..mu .... r, 3,7-Y,,,,,,,,,.....- ,rm

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SENICR CLASS QFFICERS Morro Time is moneys spend it wisely. Robert Emerson Blackmore Blackie Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 45 Secretary-4. Trojan Stat!--3, 4. Nature Club-3, 4. Basketball-3, 4. Baseball-l. Reserve Basketball-1, 2. Student Council-4. Basketball T -1, 3, 4. Trojan Ten-3. Casting Club-2, 3, 4. Van Cleave Vanities -4. Oh Doctor! -4. Class President-4. William H. Warwick Peanut Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 4, Treasurer-3 Football--l, 2, 3, 4. Track T -1. Baseball T -3, 4. Medal for 4th T -3. Van Cleve Vanities -2, 3. Class Secretary-4. W- V N, ..,lunnW,W.,asuunuulsqv....,.,,,s,.--...T-, ,. Q., Richard Lee Chestnut Chesty Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 47 Vice President Program Chairman Group A-3 Trojan Stall--4. Usher Staff-4. Golf--l, 2, 3, 4. Golf T -2, 3. MVL Championship Golf-2. Student Council-Z. Van Cleve Vanities -2. Class Treasurer-4. William G. Stewart Stu Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 4. Camera Club--l, 2. Nature Club-4. Football-3, 4. Track--Z. Baseball-3, 4. - Reserve Football-3. Basketball Manager T -1. Track Manager T -1. Football Manager T -2. Varsity Baseball T -3. Varsity Football T -4. Medal lor 4th T --3. Manager MVL Championship Basketball Team-1. Football Manager-l, 2. Basketball Manager--l, 2. Track Manager-1. Student Council-2. journalism Club--3. Van Cleve Vanities --1, 3, 4. Vice President of Class-4. N 1 ! l 1 i .r-.,.r. kia... .......... s...... .t., .J...-.,. COLORS Wine and Grey