Troy Township High School - Trojan Yearbook (Coolville, OH)

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THE THALIA THE COOLVILLE NATIONAL BANK J. E. BAILEY, President F. C. TAYLOR, Vice President L. M. WALDEN, Cashier Capital $25,000.00 SURPLUS UNDIVIDED PROFITS $25,590 5 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS page twenty-six

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THE THALIA Il'nillllMIIIIIIMItlllllllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIimillllMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIIIimHIl imtllltllfttHMIHtMIHIIIIIIIMIlltlllttllllllllflltlMllimillltlllllMlltmiUlllllltltllllllllllMlimillllllimtltnUIIHIIIII VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DEPT The Vocational Agriculture Department started out at the beginning of the year with an enrollment of thirty-six students. The courses taught this year are Animal Husbandry, F'arm Engineering, and Farm Shop. All students are carrying related projects. Some of the projects the boys are carrying are: Swine, Sheep, Records on Dairy herds, Baby Chicks, Bees, Strawberries, and records on laying flocks. Along with this, all Engineering boys are carrying a F'arm Flnginering Project. An Apple Judging team consisting of Leo Baker, Roger Clark, Guy White, and Paul Chase went to Columbus during Farmers’ Week to judge apples. They placed nineteenth out of a field of about forty teams. Paul Kinnen, a Vocational Boy, won seventh prize in the Ohio State Potato Show held during Farmers’ Week at Ohio State University. Four boys, Page Gordon, William Dixon, Dennis Hixon, and Guy White are keeping Farm Account Records in the contest sponsored by the Ohio-Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank. Work is going along nicely in the Department, and an increased enrollment is anticipated for the coming school year. page twenty-five

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THE THALIA In the basketball team of 1928-1929 Troy High School feels that she had one of the best teams in the history of the school. Of the 19 games played Troy won 16. Only two teams are able to claim a victory over us. Those teams are Hollister and Frankfort. After two pre-season games we went to Hollister and dropped our first league game to them by a five point margin. The team seemed to go somewhat stale in the District Tournament, and lost out in the quarter finals to Frankfort by three points. Troy can boast a clean record on her home floor for the year just ended. During the three years the gymnasium has been in use, the Trojans have dropped only one game, a practice tilt, by two points. Troy feels that only one loss in 35 games played on the home floor is a record to be proud of, and hope the succeeding teams will keep up this good record. The following are season’s scores: T roy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Troy Trov Tryo Troy Troy Troy 65 Tuppers Plains 10 46 Racine 13 25 Hollister 29 62 Chauncey 21 29 Amesville 26 39 Rome 32 51 Lodi 11 30 Buchtel 29 42 New Marshfield 31 2 Albany (Forfeit) 39 The Plains 23 48 Canaanville 13 31 Rome 29 67 Tuppers Plains Ind. 13 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Troy 38 Amesville 23 T roy 35 New Marshfield 18 Troy 34 Hollister 29 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Troy 23. Rio Grande 14 Troy 16 Frankfort 19 Total 712 Opponents Total 383 page twentysevcn