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

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TROJAN First Row—(Left to Right)—Victor Clark. Loris McKinney. Kenneth Crislip, Murray Deeter, Frank Dodderer, James Atkins, Russell Shanks, Leland Daugherty, James Rogers, James Deeter. Second Row—Doris Deeter. Virgene Kincade, Nina Dixon. Velma Church, Delberta Blake, Edna Chute, Eleanor Humphrey. Elsie Davis, Alma Chapman, Dorothy Blair, Anne Davis, Marjorie Bibbee. Third Row—Miss Conklin. Charlene Bingman, Lillian Reed, Faye Dunfee. Melba Morrison, Wilma Wyer. Elva Wires, Elsa Brandeberry. Wilma Bond, Winifred Travis, Hazel Smith. Mildred Atkins. Fourth Row—Daryl Johnson, Donald Wolf, Dale Cole, William Wines, Theodore Deeter. Roscoe Burdette, Keith Brandeberry. Charles Hayes. Deane Davis. Fifth and Sixth Grades Grades five and six, taught bv Margaret Conklin, have an enrollment of 44 for this year. There are 29 pupils in the fifth grade, and 15 in the sixth. There has been good attendance. The percentage of attendance to the month of February is 96.8. The following pupils have not been absent or tardy for the first semester: Kenneth CrisliD, Victor Clark, Virgene Kincade, Eleanor Humphrey, Marjorie Bibbee, Wilma Wyer. Charlene Bingman, Daryl Johnson, Nina Dixon. Elsa Brandeberry, Winifred Travis, Lillian Reed, Doris Deeter, James Rogers, Edna Chute and Wilma Bond. The fifth and sixth grade boys and girls have cooperated with the other grades in their various activities: such as programs for Farmers’ Institute hnd Christmas, and participation in basketball games with the seventh and eighth grades. 28

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T R O J A N First Row—(Left to Right)—James Garton, Lowell Green. Ralph Lake, Howard Horton, Robert Derrick, Stanley Galbreath, Max Douglas, Cecil Johnson, Hobart Dodderer, Earl Johnson, Julian Bond. Second Row—Lucile Reed, Marguerite Clark, Wilma Gillilan, Dorothy Marshall, Betty Shanks, Madelyn Morrison. Freda Williams, Ruth Smith, Jeannette Hayes, Marjory Reed. Helen Travis, Frances Blake. Third Roiv- -Twila Knowles. Miss Davis. Paul Lake, Robert Root, Howard Cole, Andrew McCaulsky, Glenn Cubbinson, Delmont Blake, Willard Null. Lawrence Smith, Francis Marshall, Adrain Null, Maralyn Henderson, Dorothy Skeels. Fourth Row—Vinson Atkins. William Horton. Donald Skeels, Bernard Clark, Roy Horton, Wetzel Bond, Charles Davis, John Dixon. Third and Fourth Grades The Troy third and fourth grade room, taught by Irene Davis, had an enrollment this year of 45 pupils, 22 being in the fourth grade, and 23 in the third grade. For the first semester the attendance was 97 plus per cent for the boys, and 97 for the girls. The students with a perfect attendance record were: Maralyn Henderson, Howard Horton, Cecil Johnson, Earl Johnson. Helen Travis, Julian Bond Hobart Dodderer, Wetzel Bond, Ralph Lake, Paul Lake. Roy Horton, William Horton Jeannette Hayes, and Adrain Null. The pupils in this room participated with the other grade students in programs for Farmers’ Institute and Christmas. 27

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TROJAN First Row—(Left to Right)—Charles Bingman, Russell Daugherty, Marvin Barnhart, Harry Church, Charles Campbell. Clarence Deeter, Wilbur Dixon, Howard Shanks, Clyde White, Paul Mills, Donald Deeter, Howard Chapman. Second Row—Margaret McKinney. Nettie Snider. Mary Wolf, Beth Walden, Mary Amsbary, Leora Rardin. Meriam Bingman. Helen Gillilan, Lois Clark Mary Gaskins. Norma Wyer, Edith Sheets. Third Row—Carl Wyer, Paul Gordon, Chester Root. Robert Horton, Ray Clark Bertha Chute, Maxine Chute. Ada Deeter. Gerald Bibbee. Carl Calawav William Wires, Mr. Strickler. Fourth Roic—Eber Clark, James Wines, Grant Osburn, Robert McHenry. Paul Basim. Carl Williams, Floyd Martin, Everett Snyder. Seventh and Eighth Grades The Troy seventh and eighth grades, taught by Ray Strickler, had an enrollment of 48 for this year. The pupils generally have been regular in attendance, the cooperation of the parents being appreciated in this matter. Some departmental teaching was done in this room this year. Mr. Gibson, of the high school faculty, taught arithmetic; Mrs. McFarlan, music; Miss Stein, physical education; and Mr. Strickler, the other wont. Aside from the regular classroom work, the pupils assisted with the Christmas program, which was put on by the music department. The developing of future Troy basketball teams has been started in the grades this year. Mr. Luther Brafford coached the boys' team, while Alyce Chevalier coached the girls’ team. Games between the grade rooms have been in progress during the noon hour. As a preliminary feature of the independent games, the boys team has played several games, Tuppers Plains, and Torch grades being among their opponents. 29