Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IL)

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HI-TRI The H1-Tri, an organization for junior and senior high school girls, was organized here in October by Miss Violet Hall. The aims of the H1-Tri League are character, friendship, courtesy, pleas- ure, success. The watchwoqd is loyalty. The code of the H1-Tri League is: 'Let every Hi-Tri girl seeknz H appiness in thought, word, deed I nitiative by being her best self T ruthfulness in all life R everence for spiritual ideals I ntegration of her whole self L eadership based on Love E nthusiasm for work and play A ctivity in useful service G ood will to all mankind U nderstanding of others E arnestness of purpose The members as they appear on the picture from left to right are: gg! ls Dorothy Hindmarch lpresidentl, Imogene Reiffer Ivice-presidentl, Betty Jean Rood Csecretaryl, Gladys Drique Ctreasurerl Eg! gs Eloise Schoon, Geneva Wooten, Fern Kueker, Millie-Marie Collins, Edna Bouse, Berniece Gerstenecker, Mildred Martin, Dorothy Heinlein Row Q: Emma Benak, Lorine Niehsus, Bet- ty Jane Thomas, Virginia Koch, Doris B1nney,Verna Drique Virginia Schrameck. lil Nl EIEIE 'WV HI-Y The first H1-Y was organized in November by Mr. Brucker. Several meet- ings have been held in which the mem- bers discussed problems and made plans for the future. The membership of the organization is now twenty-one. The members as they appear on the picture from left to right are: Eg! l: Gene Stein Cvice-presidentl, Floyd Langenwalter Cpres1dentJ,Mr. Bru- cker Csponsorl, Kenneth Hanfelder Csec- retaryl, Jack Weir Ctreasurerl gg! gs Dick Howe, James Bertorello, Paul Riebold, Harold Gansner,Gene Lyons Alfred Weider, Arthur Bress, John Pav- lisin, Virgil Gebhart gg! Q: Omar Hampton, Alfons Pranaitis, Oliver Arth, Earl Faitz, Bill Lewis, Merle Wohlgemuth, Edward Loyet, Roy Witt- man.

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AEE? I HIGH LIGHTS The High Lights Staff made a step forward this year. They published the school paper, which until this year was a thing of the past. The staff aimed to publish it bi-monthly, which occa- sionally was impossible to do, because of work on the annual. Each issue was Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Art Editor Business Manager Reporters Hi-Tri Hi-Y F. F. A. Sports Humor Editorials Typists Mimeographers Special Columns Mimeoscope Sponsor devoted to some special organization or idea, such as basketball, winter, Val- ent1ne's Day, Christmas, St. Patr1ck's Day, seniors, and such. The paper sold for three cents a copy and was worth it The success is due to the fine staff we have. They are as follows: Millie-Marie Collins Richard Howe Richard Howe Virginia Koch Virginia Schrameck Richard Howe Vernon Schultz Lavern Capella Mildred Jones Mildred Martin Millie-Marie Collins Virginia Koch Berniece Gerstenecker Leonard Hood Bob Dr-oy Virginia Wiesemeyer B111 Holshouser Joe Nemnich Miss Dolores Lenz

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