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

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TROJAN Our School Dags On a bright September morning In the year of twenty-nine There were thirty-nine green freshies All waiting in a line For the call to work and study That would to commencement lead— Though we then were only freshies Yet we knew our future need. But we could not find our classes So they chased us here and there While the Seniors grinned wnn pleasure And the teacners would declare: “Never in our lives have we seen Just the likes of you today, Try the next room, get your books now! You are here to work, not play!’’ Then as Sophomores we copied 'Neath the teacher s watchtul eye And we still found time for laughter As the happy days sped by. So with worx and with our study Changes in us all are seen But we leave just as we found it Freedom there to be as green. So again as smiling Juniors We aj-e gathered at Troy High. Many truths we’re daily learning— Truths we need as years go by. And the memories of our teachers Ne’er will be beyond recall— How they lectured in the class room How they watched us in the hall. Once again, this time as Seniors, All as busy as can be; Many in our class have left us Now we have just twenty-three. So with school days, happy friendships, Cherished ever in our hearts, And diplomas held so proudly. With great wisdom we depart. —Roberta Humphrey Faiewell, School Dags! School days for our class are ended, Happy days at dear Troy High, With our happiness is mingled The suggestion of a sigh. We have studied long and labored But our work was not in vain For the goal that’s worth achieving We must labor to attain. Other students soon must follow And our places they will fill. But within the Senior class room— All is quiet now, and still. —Roberta Humphrey.

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TROJAN Junior Class First Row—(Left to Right)—Thelma Scott, Wilma Cowdery, Dorothy Russell, Doris Bond, Fern Medley, Louise Ward, Gladys Randolph, Mary Loeffler, Marjorie Davis, Madolyn Deeter. Second Row—Grace Randolph. Bessie Barnhart, Mary Barnhart, Freda Blake, Miss Knecht, Catheryn Boggs, Virginia Chapman, Roselyn Deeter, Iva Brawley, Liddie Wildman, Erma Russell. Third Roto—Walter McLaren, Frank Jones, Lawrence Holter, Jedd Smith. 20