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

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 JUNIORS First Row—Left to Right)—Homer Jeffers. Frank Chapman. Homer Friend. Ward Hornsby. Page Gordon. Billie Dixcn. Denver Day. Emerson Holter. Bill Deeters. John Sheets. Virgil Berdine. Second Row—Faye Barrows. Ruth Basim. Ethel Blackburn. Elsie Goodwin. Louise Watkins Blair. Helen Barnhart. Lennie Sharp. Grace Jefters. Elizabeth Ballard. Mr. Kinzig. Third Row—(Clifford Dixon. Bennett Wildman. Twenty-two 19 3 1

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9 9 V 9 9 9 9 • • • • • • • As Named As Known Favorite Expression Delight Failing Ambition Destiny Leo Baker Lee Oh. Heck! Basketball Torch Coach Farmer Mildred Bond Millie Oh. Well! Quarreling Mountain (Laurel) To go West Lady chauffeur Russell Burdette Jack Who cares' Margaret A clerk A business man Employer Mary C. Booth Katy What of it? Flirting The boys To be thin Old maid Helen Brandeberry Brandy Gce-for-socks! Dancing Car riding To be rich ? ? ? ? ? • • • • • Paul Chase Paul Aw-gosh! Blondes Studying Bricklayer Hen-pecked husband Ralph Cole Shorty Gee! Taking tickets Get ads Successful farmer Hired hand Myrtle Calaway Red Home? ? ? Basketball College Nurse Roger Clark Roge Great Caesar! To get (stout) Sleeping Hasn't any Farmer Wendell Clark Windy Lor Pete s Sake! English I.ate hours To get ahead ? ? ? ? ? • • • • • Ray Dunfee Dunfunny Gee Whiz! Bookkeeping Frying to be Professor Aviator Cecil Hornsby Cece You'd be surprised ! You know who A comb Aviator Flier Ruth Green Slim Oh. Heck! Basketball Johnnie Nurse A (Me) Bride Ada Gillilan Ader Oh. Shoot! Go after Ads Flirting College Teacher Omah Gaston Omah Gracious! King ’ George” Red heads The same English teacher Mary Gibbs Gibby Gee! Frowning Bashfulness Farmerette Farmer's wife Orville Koehler Tiny Oh. My!!! To have his lessons Hasn't any Marathon runner Prize fighter Blanche Murrey Babe For Cry in Out Loud! A ”Wild Man” Hard study Stenographer Office girl Oscar Pierce Ossie Good Heavens! To Tease The girls College Musician Pauline Ramsburg Polly I Don't Care! Spooning You know' who Speaker Ruling a husband Harold Medley Happy Rats! Belpre Dancing Bookkeeper Business man Bethel McDaniel Red You Don’t Say! Typing Gordon Stenographer Farmerette Charles Smith Charlie Good Lord! Dates Swearing College Coach Perie Stout Perie Oh. Murder! Powdering her nose “Eagle District H. S. College Nurse Marquard Travis Mark Blow Me Down! “The Clay’s the Thing” Reading To be tall Undertaker Virginia TanthoreyGinger Mercy Sakes! A Good Joke Books College Teacher Clifton Ward Cliff Cheese and Rice! Gathering (Ferns) Cigarettes Aviator Bachelor Josephine Wise Joe Oh. Yeah! Good books Ball games Office girl ? ? ? ? ? • • • • • Bettie Yagala Curly Darn! Clinton Talking A designer Teacher’.' wife Lester Doan Mulligan Oh—! Bellings Women Paper boy ? ? ? ? ? • 4 4 • 4

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T R () ,1 Junior Class History Wait, dear folks, don't look glum We're the Juniors of thirty-one. Twenty-two are all that’s left Of this same number we’ve been bereft And just because our class is small Is no reason we can do nothing at all. Many activities have been entered in And if we didn't do our best twould be a sin. In '29 the first burst of steam Lennie and Ward on the debating team. Our class was represented in another fete. The well-known Field and Oratorical Meet Page this year plays basket-ball. But wait! wait! wait! that’s not all, Each Orange and Black we've helped to get done. Now, say, folks, haven't we had fun? Page has the president's chair Which Bill occupies when Page's not there: Grace records the meetings, every one. And Ethel's the girl who keeps the mon. Mr. Kinzig sees that things go right And Grace has the Class History to write. Our flower's the White Carnation, our emblem's purple and gold. “Scientia est Potentia,” is our motto old. Though the hours seem long and weary; Though the days be dark and dreary And the world outside reminds us No more of us must go astray. But try to learn more every day. The elder’s life is not a rainbow As the youth will deem it so. Now the time has come to ponder, To which, to long for, and to wonder. Of the Hidden Future just ahead When another year has swiftly sped, And the Beaming Present’s left behind To leave its imprint on each one’s mind. 'Tis now we must form our life to be One of Knowledge and Humility. i - 1 9 3 1 T went y •three