Troy Luckey High School - Trojan Yearbook (Luckey, OH)

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i Ni on is-1 1s'rorf Freshman Year-+Pres. ----- E ------- e---Robert Hotmer L ' V. Pres.--- ----- 4---7a--John Deuble , y A Sec4-Tress.-- -------- Richard Jacobs On September 2,,l9L3, seventeen memberscfcnr class re- .turned to school to bear the ,honored title of NFreshman.H Willa Jean Sinclair had come from Meadvilleg Pennsylvania to join us. After three weeks of school, we were properly ini- tiated.p We enjoyed a Hallowe'en party with the Sophomores and a Christmas parfy at sohool.' Nr Amos was our sponsor. 'Sophomore Year--Pres. ---- ------fe--4-Frances Urbanr - f , 1 V. Free.-----------Evelyn Reynolds ' , L f Seo.-Treas.- ----- --William Kurfess V A 'N We were glad to weleome three new classmates at the be- ginning of our Sophomore year--LeRoy Wonltmen, Evelyn Rey- nolds, and Penny Langell. Willey Jean .Sinclair left Luokey deringjthe summer, and this brought -our enrollment to eigh- teen. This year we had the fun of initiating the 'Ereehmmn we had a Hellowo'en party in Evans' barn. Mr. Filiere was our sponsor. in L - . U , L ' . +f Junior Yearf-Pres.--- ---- - -------------- Jack Pilero ' 4a S VAY?PCS.---F'--4---v-4--JHH8 Bringmaniw ' i,Secg+---4--fi ---------- eBenny Langell Trees,--44 ------- MeryxLouise Harmeyer ' X f - . . When we returned to pursue our studies as Juniors,i we found that we no longerf had Bob Hotmer and Evelyn Reynolds with usfo'NThere Goes Henryn was selected as our class play. We held our Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom on February 26, so that the Senior boys ywno were entering the Service could attend. Mr. Filiere was our sponsor, i,,fo y ' L Senior Year-+Pres. -------- --f--------Benny Langell y 4 V. Pres.--- ------ Mary Louise Harmeyer Sec. ---------------- --Virginia Jaccbsr Trees. ------ ----4 ------- Frances Urban y Fourteen members of our classreturned to claim the dis- tinction of being Seniors. Soon after schcel started, Jack Biku'moved to Hslgate. We had our pictures taken Octobery23, at the Leone Studios ini Toledo. This year we chose WHere Comes Oharlien as our class play. Thus we finished our high school career:, wiser--welhope-abut not sadder. Mr. Filierex was our sponsor. I y, , sr'y V ,.,. ,wr-I-,ll ,S i -in M y u-- L

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