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

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19 THE THALIA 30 JUNIORS First Row—(Left to Right)—Mary Gibbs. Roselyn Hollingsworth. Blanche Murrey. Bethel McDaniel. Josephine Wise. Mary Catherine Booth. Bettie Yagala. Helen Brandeberry, Ada Gillilan, Omah Gaston. Pauline Ramsburg. Miss Apger. Second Row—Oscar Pierce. Paul Chase. Marquard Travis, Roger Clark. Myrtle Calaway. Ruth Green. Mildred Bond. Hazel Tucker. Geraldine Kline. Orville Koehler. Wendell Clark. Clifton Ward. Third Row—Wayne Sharpe. Ralph Cole. Ray Dunfee, Harold Medley. Charles Smith, Jack Burdette. Leo Baker. Cecil Hornsby. Page sixteen

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19 THE THALIA 30 SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 2—Registration day. Sept. 1 2—The classes organized and elected their officers. Sept. 1 3—The Post-graduates enjoyed a weiner roast on the Camp Grounds. Sept. 25—Sophomore weiner roast on the Camp Grounds. Sept. 26—Senior weiner roast in Ireland. Sept. 26—Freshman weiner roast on the Camp Grounds. Sept. 30—Junior weiner roast near Hockingport. Oct.. 15—Hobo party by Juniors. Oct. 1 8—MacDonald Birch, Master of Magic, gave a performance in the auditorium. Oct. 29—Hallowe’en Carnival by Seniors. Nov. 12—The State Intelligence Test was given to the Senior Class. Nov. 15—Basket-ball game with Newport. Nov. 20-21—Farmers’ Institute. Nov. 22—Basket-ball game with Belpre. Nov. 27—Basket-ball game with Vincent. Dec. 6—Basket-ball game with Hollister. Dec. 8—Prince of Peace Contests. Dec. 10—Basket-ball game with Marietta Business College. Dec. 10—The State Intelligence Test given to the High School Students. Dec. 1 3—Basket-ball game with Chauncey. Dec. 20—Basket-ball game with Amesville. Jan. 3—Basket-ball game with Rome. Jan. 9—Semester Examinations. Jan. 10—Semester Examinations. Jan. 10—Basket-ball game with Lodi. Jan. 1 7—Basket-ball game with Buchtel. Jan. 1 7—Fruit Growers' Meeting. Jan. 21—Basket-ball game with Mason City. Jan. 24—Basket-ball game with Albany. Jan. 31—Basket-ball game with New Marshfield. Feb. 5—The pictures were taken for the Annual. Feb. 7—Basket-ball game with The Plains. Feb. 11—Basket-ball game with Belpre. Feb. 1 2—Rat eradication contest started by Future Farmers of America. Feb. 14—Basket-ball game with Carbondale. Feb. 18—Basket-ball game with Vincent. Feb. 21'—Basket-ball game with Canaanville. Feb. 28—Mar. 1—Boys’ County Basket-ball Tournament at Athens. Mar. 7—8-Girls' Basket-ball Tournament at Athens. Mar. 7—8-Class B District Tournament at Wellston. Apr. 8—An operetta was given by the girls called. “The Feast of the Red Corn. Apr. 8—The State Intelligence Test given to the High School Students. Apr. 22—Senior Play. “Nora. Wake Up!” May 6—Junior and Senior Banquet. May 9—Field and Oratorical meet at Athens. May 11—Baccalaureate. May 13—14—Second Semester Examinations. May 1 5—Commencement Exercises. May 16—School Closes. Page fifteen

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19 THE THALIA 30 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 6, 1927 we, as the class of “31 , entered T. H. S. as Fresh-ies”. Our class was thirty-seven in number, and Mr. Gillilan was our leader. Of course as Freshmen wc received much beneficial advice from the more learned classes. When we returned in 1928 as Sophomores some of our members had found the path of learning too difficult to travel, and had forsaken us. leaving thirty-three in number. September 2, 1929 we came back as Juniors with thirty in number, three of our faithful number” having left us. Although we have not always studied as hard as we might have, we hope wc have succeeded to some extent in helping to build up the Troy High School, and the school spirit. Our class has been represented in basket-ball, as we had six excellent players on the girls' team and four players on the boys' team. We have been also represented in other activities, such as the Prince of Peace Contest, debate, track, school plays, operettas, and the school paper. President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer Class Historian Class Advisor CLASS OFFICERS Leo Baker Omah Gaston Oscar Pierce Helen Brandeberry Ruth Green Miss Apger Class Colors Class Flower Motto: Blue and Gold American Beauty Rose We lead: others follow. Page seventeen