Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IL)

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. -,.-,W --' --5'qg ' f' T is R is 0 is Y is H is Y is Pearl Ruth Rachel Betty Marie Jane Lily Waltona Jacquetta AEEEW' TROY HY for the Trouble we have caused. for the Riches we have received. for the Organizations we have enjoyed. for the Yells we have given. for the pleasant Hours spent with you. for one year almost gone. WE KNOW NOW W yatt Al elder H all Richard owe Y ahoodi ahoodi G agliardo Owen rendel I mogene Reiffer liver Arth R ood Ra Maden L oyet Donald now S heer Bob lewellyn L udwig Jacque vans E ilers Donald ckermann A lice Hanfelder ernon Mick V erna Drique Charles ilers E vans Dorothy H indmarch NOPIIIB. Betty 0 dell Werner M odene E loise Schoon Delbert anke mar Hampton Wilfred eir dward Loyet F chilli. Q

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,,.-Q-.-.,-7-ye. .., - ,-, Aiitiiat EXERPTS FROM THE HIGH LIGHTS October Edition THE VALUE OF A SCHOOL NEWSPAPER After doing a lot of thinking and conversing, the High Lights Staff has decided to publish a school paper. This is one thing I always thought a school needed and I'm sure our newspaper is going to be liked by students as well as any other paper. To show a loyal spirit toward your school, all you Trojans should sub- scribe for our paper which we have con- tinued to call 'The High Lights'. Many things happen in classes in school that neither you nor your par- ents ever hear about. I advise you to subscribe for 'The High Lights' and I guarantee you won't miss a thing. There will be many things published in 'The High Lights' that will not be found elsewhere. November Edition SPECIAL HONOR ROLL Five A's---Millie-Marie Collins Four A's---Jacque Evans Three A's--James Wlttman Rachel Boston THE TROJAN Miss Lenz has selected the staff for the annual, 'The Trojan', for this year. A few pictures have already been taken. They are soon to begin work. December Edition TROY DEFEATS HIGHLAND The Troy high school basketball team defeated the Highland team in a fast and furious game last Friday even- ing in the Troy gym by a score of 42 to 28. The game was a rough one and fouls were the rule rather than the ex- ception, eighteen being chalked up dur- ing the progress of the game. Stein led the Trojans with a total of six field goals and five free throws and Maden was second with six field goals and one free throw. F. F. A. HONORARY DEGREES A special meeting was called the third period for formal initiation of the new teachers to the honorary degree. The teachers initiated were Mr.Brucker, Mr. Siefferman, Mr. Anwarter, and Mr. Wagner and Mr. Ketring had already been initiated. January Edition CHRISTMAS PARTY A Christmas party for the entire school took place in the gym of the school on Dec. 19. Music of a nickelo- deon was furnished by Gene Stein. Danc- ing continued until the games started. A ong the games there was a 'thread the needlen contest in which Delbert Hanke, Bob Droy, Dick Howe, and Leonard Hood competed. Contestants were to sit upon a jar, placed on its sides, with the heel of one foot upon the toes of the other. During this time, they were sup- posed to thread a needle. The game was never finished to disclose a winner be- cause the jar couldn't stand the strain of Dick Howe's we1ght.Therefore the jar and Dick downward plunged. Several boys were initiated into the 'Gitzi-G1tzi- Goo Club.' February Edition SNOOPIN' AROUND Why did Norma B wear ski pants all day to school on January 25? ----- - D068 Marvin Stock like our xylophone player? Betty Modene received a letter from East Alton after an acquaintance with a boy at the game. ---------- What were the contents of that letter addressed to Pinky Martin in Gladys' history book? March Edition SPEECH CLASS PLAYS March 25, the Speech class is spon- soring an evening's entertainment of 5 humorous one-act plays, 'Not Quite Such a Goose , 'Sauce for the Gosl1ngs , and WA Womanless Wedding.' and come for if you do not see a dainty flower of a Stein! give her heart to a Be sure you will not madien lGene stalwart man of the world KDonald Snowl. A friend of the bride lMank Weiderlwill feel sorry for the broken hearted jilt- ed girl friend Jack Weirj.

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-'MN 'J Ny Aiiiixiii t Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Sports Editor Music Editor Club Editors Advertising Manager Humor Typists Mimeoscope Designs Advertising Designs Special Article Freshman Editor Sophomore Editor Junior Editor Senior Editor Annual Sponsor THE TROJAN Dick Howe Virginia Koch Millie-Marie Collins Jack Weir Virginia Schrameck Colleen Mersinger Faye Bybee Lavern Capelle Leona Weisemeyer Peggy Modene Bernlece Gerstenecker Millie-Marie Collins Mildred Martin Virginia Koch Faye Bybee Audrey Dunstan Bill Holshouser Dick Howe Joe Nemnich Rachel Gagliardo Jacquetta Evans Audrey Dunstan Mildred Martin Millie-Marie Collins Miss Dolores Lenz This represents our second attempt finer quality of paper, a niftier cover in publishing an annual. Several im- with an imprint on it, and the writeups provements and additions were made this inSU6ad Of being mimeographed, were year, including more picture pages, a P19-nographed' safgji