Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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INNIMIFXIFXIFN l9NlNxIP'xJ'FxJfRx.yPxJfHxJfFXJ'0x -If8iwl'RMffRXsl'RNs1fRlslf8XwiRXwIFXJ?Xsl'8XJ'RNwlf3NJ'8XwI'3X Seam 01644 .Jluiwuf No score and four years ago, we, the present seniors entered the portals of T. H. S. For the large part of our freshman year we stood around with our mouths open. We felt like kings when we entered, but the upper classmen soon put us in our place. Our second or sophomore year at T. H. S. found us joining G. R., Hi-Y, and other ex- tra-curricular activities. Many of our number also participated in the operetta, Trial By J ury . At last, we were upper classmen, three long years for this, and now, only one more year! Sam Mack, William Robbins, Eleanor Fish and Billy Gilleland were our class officers, and led us through a very eventful and successful year. We also took part in all bond drives and contributed much to the War effort. The social high light of this year was an all junior party called the Briar Ball . Our last year is here! We are now full fledged seniors and a far cry from that first day we entered T. H. S. four years ago. In sports, the seniors have taken active parts, and the basketball team with two senior regulars won the Miami Valley League Championship and were District Runners-up. The class presented Don't Take My Penny as the senior class play. The J unior-Senior Prom, the Senior Dinner, Farewell Assembly, Baccalaureate, and Commencement constituted our activities the last half of the year. We are proudest of our showing all four years in scholarship. Those elected to the National Honor Society were Jo Ann Allen, Nelson Beck, Douglas Drake, James De- Groff, Richard Delp, Walter Allen, Sam Mack, William Wagner, Robert Gardner, Jerry Fox, Elizabeth Lindenberger, Ada Richardson, Barbara Schardt, Anne Jones. We feel very proud of our years at T. H. S. and leave with a note of regret. We are Not at the top, but climbing. loaf 'Zeke My penmf' BY ANNE C. MARTENS CAST Penny Pringle, a prettty little miss .............. Sally, a maid with a purpose .......... Norman Porter, a publicity man ..... Caleb, Penny's absorbed father ..... Mark, her farm minded brother .... Mavis, her attractive sister ....... Lydia, her busy mother. .......... . Joanna, her loyal girl friend ........ Kerry, her resourceful boy friend .... Greg, his pal with ideas ........... Gram, just herself ................... Monsieur Henri, a French designer .... Claire, a model .................... Elsie, a model .................. Lucille, a model .............. Red, the delivery boy ........... Harrison Day, a young author .... Virginia Brookhart ........... Patricia Donavan ..... Charles Vesper ..... Russell Flora ..... C. W. Walters ..................................................... F. H. Prouty ...................................................... .....Chi Boller . .Wilma Evilsizor . . . . .Loren Buchanan . . . . . . . .Virgil Booher .....Wil1iam Wagner ............Anne Jones ..........Nancy Sauer Elizabeth Lindenberger . . . . . . . . . .Billy Gilleland ...........James Scott .....Joan Campbell ........Jerry Fox . . . . . .Doris Mercer ....Antoinette Tatem .. . .Janet Wingrove ....Eugene Woolery .....Richard Delp .........Prompter .. Properties .....Stage Properties ...Stage Properties .. . . . . .Stage Properties ..Play Director The play takes place in the Pringle living room on a pretty June morning. The Pringle household is more or less always in an uproar. Penny has just decided that she will play the part of Dimity West from the book Stars in Her Hair. What she doesn't know is that the new maid, Sally, isn't just a maid at all, but a former child movie star. Sally has been planted in the Pringle home to be rediscovered and given the part of Dimity West. Harrison Day, the author of the book, comes to the Pringle home, and after much confusion chooses Dimity. Mark by this time time has fallen in love with Sally. Sally gives up the chance to go to Hollywood for Mark and his farm. Penny decides to stay home and play in the Fairhaven Tennis Tournament with Kerry. Mavis goes to Hollywood as Dimity West. WJWFWFWFWFWTYWTWFWIWIWFWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIUTWFWIWIWIWI

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Swim 64244 Gjfzcm Norman Lee Rozell 1-,,,,. ,Km- Hv'xSmY', S1-niur Vlass Vicc-l'rcsidcht Senior Class l'rcsi4le-nt Girl Iles:-rve 2, Ii, 4 Hi-Y 2' 3' 4 Finance Chairman 4 Gray Hi-Y 1 Student Council Il, 4 Treasurer 3 ltr-serve lfoothall Ii Varsity Football 4 Nature Ulub 2, Il, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Ifrcnch Club 3. 4 Treasurer 4 r-gmail 1-TH 4 Staff 3- 4 1 , .. 3, ., P Girls' Casting Club 1 2 I eselie I lsketb lll l Vshel, Staff 3' 4 Varsity llasketball 2. 3, 4 llasketball '1 ' 3, 4 llaseball 3, 4 Baseball 'l ' Zi, 4 Track 1, 2 M. V. L. liaskctball 3, 4 Allicd Youth 3. 4 Girls' fllce Club 4l , u'l'l'l2ll by Jury ltand 1, 2 flrchcstra l, 2 Sc-nior l'lay 4 Barbara Mae SCh3.I'dt BAKE Senior Class Treasurer Girl Ile-serve 2, 3, 4 Walter Coleman Allen Vice-l l'esident 2 Hu, H T.. Assistant Student Council 1, 2, 3 ' ' gln'5,.eACFdbZ'2'3 Senior Class Secretary Dramatic Club 3, 4 Ui-Y 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Miami Scholarship Tcsts 1. 2. 3. 4 '1'rnjgm Staff 3, 4 Senior Scholarship Tests 4 Art Editor 4 National Honor Society 4 l'sher Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Miami Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3. 4 Scnior Scholarship Tests 4 National Honor Society 4 C? 1945 Friday, May 18, Junior-Senior Dance, 9:00 p. m., Van Cleve Auditorium. Friday, May 25, Senior Farewell Chapel, 9:45 a. m., Van Cleve Auditorium. Friday, May 25, Senior Dinner, 6:30 p. m., High School, Mr. Glenn Massman, Speaker. Tuesday, May 29, Senior Class Play, Don't Take My Penny , 8: 15 p. m., Van Cleve Auditorium. Sunday, May 27, Baccalaureate services, 8:15 p. m., Van Cleve Auditorium. Sermon to graduating class by Rev. Alexander T. Coyle, of the Troy Presbyterian Church. Thursday, May 31, Commencement exercises, 8:15 p. m., Van Cleve Audi- torium. Address by Dr. Gordon Chalmers, President of Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio. Presentation of diplomas by Mr. Frank C. Montross, President of Board of Education. HONOR STUDENTS First Honors - Nelson Beck Second Honors - James DeGroff Third Honors - Robert Gardner