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Farewell Remarks of the Class of ’34 ABOUT a score of years ago our parents brought forth into this county thirty-seven infants who were destined to be graduated from Troy High School in 1934. Matrimony and the sands of time have taken several from our midst so that the number of twenty-six makes up the graduating class. Now that we are about to graduate and to try our fortune in this land of liberty and equality, we are made sad to think of the many happy occasions we have witnessed while we have been here. We have taken part in several plays, had a member of our class for cheer-leader twice, have several on both basketball teams, and have taken part in a few oratorical contests. We are proud of our class and consider it fitting and proper that we should be. We will soon leave this school and we will then leave it up to the boys and girls who come here in the future to discover for themselves some of the things we have been telling them about. We have struggled, not in vain, we hope, to gain some knowledge which will be of use to us in later years. We may not be well known here, or ever be known for anything great which we may do. but we feel that we will always remember with gladness our few years spent at Troy. We. who will be the ones to imake and obey the laws in the coming years, owe it to-the ones who lived before us to try to profit by their experiences which we have-found illustrated in our books during school years. They gave their best to their cause and we should try to promote their cause to the best of our ability that our “government of the people, by the people, and for the people should not perish.” but should become even better than in the past. Our motto “Onward and Upward” is not success in itself but will make the stairs by which we may all gain success in some sense if we but do as the motto says. The officers, flower, colors, and motto of the Senior Class are as follows: President ........ Vice President .. Secretary ........ Treasurer ........ Historian ........ Class Advisor ... Assistatit Advisor Class Flower Class Colors...... Class Motto ...... ..... James McLaren ........ Frank Jones ..... Wilma Cowdery .... Dorothy Russell Mary Belle Barnhart ... Miss Knecht ........ Mr. Gardner ..... Red Carnation ..... Blue and White “Onward and Upward” PA Ot EIGHT
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What the Booh of the Future Reveals ONE day in 1945 as I was looking for a book in the town library I came upon a volume entitled “The Trojan Futures Revealed.” Remembering that the students at Troy High School were called Trojans.” I opened the book to read the table of contents. To my amazement, each chapter had as its title the name of one of my classmates of the class of 1935. A few words followed the chapter headings describing the present occupation of each member of the class. Then each chapter told in detail the life of the members of the class. Should you care to take a glimpse at the table of contents of this interesting book? Here it is: THE TROJAN FUTURE REVEALED 1. Walter McLaren — Athletic director at Harvard University. 2. George Lynch — Prominent farmer of Lydia. 3. Freda Blake — Worker in a silk mill in Parkersburg. 4. Mary Loeffler — Wife o f Charles Bean. 5. Iva Brawley—Raising chick- ens on a large farm at Torch. 6. Marjorie Davis—Graduate Nurse at St. Joseph’s Hospital. 7. Lawrence Holter — On a hunting expedition in Africa. 8. Arthur Heiney—S c i e n c e Teacher in Belpre High School. 9. Wilma Cowdery — Happy wife of Russell Bailey. 10. Gladys Randolph — First woman Senator in Ohio. 11. Madolyn Deeter—Designer of fashions in Paris. 12. Doris Bond — Director of W. L. W. Orchestra. 13. Fern Medley — Well known member of the Metropoli- 14. Frank Jones — Governor of Ohio. 15. Gladys Pullins — Teacher in Nursery School at Athens. 16. Mary Belle Barnhart—Eng- lish Teacher at Troy High School. 17. Wilma Cole —Clerk in Chapman’s Store at Guys-ville. 18. Virginia Chapman—Repor- ter for The Athens Messenger.” 19. Louise Ward — A lonely spinster, living in Tupners Plains. 20. Ethan Tilton —A celebrat- ed evangelist. 21. Dorothy Russell — Private secretary to Governor of Ohio. 22. Grace Randolph — Owner of beauty parlor in Columbus. 23. Irma Russell -Postmis- tress at Coolville. 24. Catheryn Bogws — Advertis- ing for a cosmetic house. 25. Roselyn Deeter — Noted comic actress. 26. Bessie Barnhart — Latin Teacher at Racine High School.
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