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

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First Row—(Left to Right)—Roselyn Hollingsworth. Myrtle Calaway. Ada Gillilan. Ruth Green. Helen Brandeberry, Edith Cole. Doris Brandeberry. Second Row—Beulah Murphy. Blanche Murrey. Doris Crandall. Coach Cole. Grace Kelley, Rachael McDonald. 19 THE THALIA 30 BASKETBALL TEAMS BOYS’ „ First Row—(Left to Right)—Cecil Hornsby. Clifton Ward. Ralph Calaway. ‘•ties Smith, l.eo Baker. Second Row—George Gilbert. Roger Clark. Coach Cole. Robert Baker. Paul Chase. GIRLS’ Page twenty-three

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19 THE THALIA 30 THALIA STAFF First Row—(Left to Right!—George Gilbert. Alva Harper, Dale Blair. John Runion. Lester Murrey. Ralph Calaway. Clive Bailey. Clinton Burdette. Guy White. Joseph Chase. Second Row—Paul Kinnen. Verlyn Travis. Jane Barnhart. Ruth Green. Martha Hitchcock. Chessie Chapman. Grace Stout. Hazel Place. Mr. Gardner. Third Row—Harold Calaway. Dale Gibbs. Kenneth Dunfee. Miss Knecht. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Sales Manager Assistant Sales Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Managers Senior History Class Will Class Prophecy Horoscope Athletic Editor Joke Editors Snapshot Editor School Calendar Literary Editor Class Poem Song of Graduation Freshman Class History Sophomore Class History Junior Class History Page twenty-two . . Line Barnhart ■ G ace Stout Clinton Burdette George Gilbert Paul Kinnen Dale Blair Joseph Chase Lester Murrey .Hazel Place Rosa Belle Dunfee Clive Bailey Chessie Chapman Ralph Callaway Harold Callaway John Runion Dale Gibbs Joseph Chase Kenneth Dunfee Hazel Place .Rosa Belle Dunfee Verlyn Travis Alva Harper Martha Love Hitchcock Ruth Green ANNUAL STAFF

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19 THE THALIA 30 TROY BOYS’ BASKETBALL SEASON 1929—1930 The Troy Boys' Basketball Squad had a very successful season during 1929-30. It played twenty-three games during the year, eighteen of which were won by the Troy boys. The team finished the season in a weakened condition due to sickness and injuries that greatly handicapped it in both the County Tournament at Athens, and the district tournament at Wellston. Two of the Troy boys. Leo Baker and Charles Smith, secured places on the all-county team. This was a rather remarkable honor for Leo. as he was just recovering from an attack of the flu. On the court the boys were fast and their shooting was spectacular. It was? a lovely sight to see them when they all “got to going. Two of the boys, Ralph Calaway and George Gilbert, wore the orange and black for the last time. They are graduating this year. The other boys. Leo. Charlie, Robert, Clifton, Cecil, Paul and Roger will have another year to play. Lee and Charlie won for themselves lasting fame as the Troy sharpshooters. There are few who will dispute that, having once seen them in action. Ralph, the old man,” was a good fighter, a clean player, and always in the game. He was not a high scorer, but he held his opponent to a low score and usually broke about even with him. The work of Clifton and Cecil as guards was excellent, when we consider that this was their first year on the team. Occasionally they would slip in for a basket, but usually they were on their men. Any opponent needed to go some, if he could score when those boys were watching him. Bob did not play in all the games, but when he got in he got busy at once, and his opponent soon found that his name was Baker, and needed to be watched. George was a faithful, hard worker. He could always be depended upon to do his best. George improved a great deal during the year, and usually held his man to a low score. Paul was fast on the floor and a determined chap in a game. He is promising material for next year. Roger was rather deliberate, but ready to go any time or anywhere. He played a nice game, and should have a place on the team next year. With four letter men available for next year, the prospects look bright for Txoy High. The following is a list of the games and scores: Newport 22 T roy 36 Belpre 16 T roy 24 Vincent 15 T roy 33 Hollister 21 T roy 30 Marietta B. C 11 T roy 13 Chauncey 11 T roy 30 Amesville 15 T roy 16 Rome 27 T roy 25 Lodi 22 T roy 31 Buchtel 23 T roy 37 Mason City 14 T roy 48 Albany . 28 T roy 24 New Marshfield 17 T roy 54 Plains 22 T roy 27 Belpre 16 T roy 24 Carbondale 23 T roy 53 Vincent 24 1 roy 19 Canaanville 14 T roy 21 Canaanville 19 T roy 27 Plains . 32 T roy 34 Stewart 24 T roy 15 Hollister 20 T roy 28 Middleport 38 T roy 26 Total 454 Total 720