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

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19 THE THALIA 30 ORANGE AND BLACK STAFF First Row—(Left to Right) — Helen Barnhart, Bethel McDaniel. Blanche Murrey. Ada Gillilan. Martha Hitchcock. Bettie Yagala. Helen Brandeberry, Grace Stout. Edith Cole. L.orena Ward. Second Row—Dale Blair. Miss Knecht. Lester Murrey. Mr. Gardner. Jedd Smith, Clifton Ward. Clinton Burdette. Leo Baker. Ward Hornsby. THE ORANGE AND BLACK The Orange and Black. the offioal school paper of Troy High, has, for three years, been successfully published by students of the high school. The paper has been printed rcgu'arly every two weeks, during this school term, by the use of the mimeograph machine and the cooperation of the staff. The paper could not have been a success, however, without the sincere cooperation of the student body and the townspeople who backed it by giving their subscriptions. Although a subscription campaign was deemed inadvisable this year, one hundred papers have been regularly distributed at each publication. Two staffs have been responsible for The Orange and Black , each one serving a semester. Blanche Murrey was chosen by the Faculty Advisors as editor for the first semester. She was assisted by Grace Stout. Ada Gillilan. Ward Hornsby. Edith Cole, and Betty Yagala. The editor for the second semester was Ward Hornsby . His staff consisted of: William D:xon. Jedd Smith, Helen Barnhart. Martha Hitchcock. Leo Baker, and Lester Murrey. Bethel McDaniel. Joke Editor, and Clinton Burdette. Business Manager, served in these capacities for both terms. Too much credit can not be given to Lorena Ward, Helen Brandeberry, Clifton Ward, and Dale Blair for their work on the paper. Lorena Ward, a post-graduate, gave unstinting!)’ of her time in an effort to cut all the stencils on time: Helen Brandeberry and Clifton Ward mimeographed all editions, and their work was well done: Dale Blair, as ad collector, never failed to have a page of ads ready to print. Betty Yagala. with her assistants, has faithfully tried to see that all subscribers received each edition of the school paper. So. as we sum up the work of The Orange and Black for this year, may we say that the students of Troy High should be proud of their paper, and suggest that they work to make it better in the years to ccrne? Page twenty-six

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