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

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Grade School News We will work while we work And play while we play That makes everyone happy and gay-- A little good morning song Mrs. Whitehead taught us, seems to fully express our way of life in the primary room. Living and Learning Together is our motto--so together we are glad we can report a happy progressive-and sagfying learning experience during the year 1949-50. Mrs. Fleda Malone is our teacher. The second and third grades, with Miss Humphrey as teacher, began the school year with an enrollment of fifteen in the second grade and thirty-one in the third grade. The children took an active part in the Christmas Program and P. T. A. Program. Other special days have been observed in their own room. Pupils in both grades are interested in their studies and are making much progress in their school work. The school year 1949-50, found the fourth and fifth grade room with an enrollment of forty- eight. We are a busy bunch of boys and girls. Besides our lessons, we collect sales stamps, sell seeds, and do whatever we can to earn money. The proceeds from such is being used for the purchase of an electric clock for our room, some school supplies, and for our social functions. In January, we furnished entertainment for the P. T. A. by singing three songs and giving two short plays. We plan to have a picnic dinner on the Friday before school is out and invite our mothers to participate. Mrs. Freda Faber is our teacher. The fifth and sixth grade room has been improved this year by the installation of new lights, new window shades and a new bulletin board. The pupils have given two short plays, one for the Christmas assembly and the other one of a patriotic nature was given at the February meeting of the P. T. A. We believe we have some good basketball material for coming years. The seventh grade started the year with an enrollment of thirty boys and girls. During the year, Sarah Pyles moved away, leaving only twenty-nine. We were also sorry to lose Mr. Toth at the end of the fir st semester, but now we have Mr. Bibbee as a full-time teacher. Our boys are trying hard to help develop a good Junior High basketball team. In September, the eighth grade enrolled twenty-four members. Within a few weeks, Edith C-ole moved away, but a little later Cleda and Theda I-Iapney joined our class. Heidi Hooveen spent a few days with us, before journeying on to Florida. At the beginning of the second . semester, Glenis White from Chester enrolled so that we now have twenty-five members., The seventh and eighth grades have been following the custom of having their social activi- ties together. Mrs. Virginia Eddy is class advisor for the eighth grade and Mrs. Kiracofe, for the seventh grade. Z5

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FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOUR TH ROW: ABSENT: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOUR TH ROW ABSENT: FIRST ROW: SEC OND R OW: THIR D R OW! FOUR TH ROW ABSENT: First and Second Grades Elmer Harvy, Eddie Weekly, Carl McPherson, Gene Stover, John Johnson, Jerry Kimble, Dennie Guy Beam, Wilber Dixon, Don Putman, Lowell Brewster. Donna Webb, Bonnie Wines, Betty Galbreath, Ina Merrill, Verble Matheny, Dianne Clark, Vicki Simmons, Sonja Deem, Donna Goodwin, Betty Kelly, Dora Boyd, Joyce Ritenour. Terry Piatt, Bobby Staten, Jerry Clem, Myrna Rogers, Sandra Shanks, Leota Sinnett, Beverly Chapman, Paul Gorrell, Bobby Brandeberry, Lee Ethridge. Delbert Moore, Lowell Baily, Walter Randolph, Carl Lee Beckett, Carl Allen, Teacher, Mrs. Malone. Jack Deeter, Leatha Grace Bibbee, DeRonda Hogue, Nancy Pullins, Richard Wilson, Carol Tracewell, Ruby Hilton. Second and Third Grades Artie Yeater, Bill Barnett, Allen Williams, Billie Seese, Kent Cervone, David Galbreath, Leon Gillian, Eddie Kapple, Sammy Sams, Larry Hopkins, David Lockhart. Roberta Horton, Virginia Johnson, Shelva Scott, Betty Lou Gorrell, Dora Jean Miller, Bernice Moore, Mary Lou Allen, Barbara Sue Brown, Judy Dawson, Dianne Butcher, Terry Root. Rheta Cody, Mary Buchanan, Diana Russell, Marlene Warner, Marteena Ahart Carolyn Deeter, Norma Emrick, Barbara Kaye Harvey, Ruth Ann Stone, Phyllis Russell, Linda Null. Georgianna Cunningham, Donnie Simmons, Wendall Sinnett, Tommie Kelley, Charles McDaniel, Dickie Shanks, Clayton Johnson, Jimmy Putman, Ronnie Epling, Glenn Blake, Lynda Sue Henry, Teacher, Miss Humphrey. Joe Crites, Dick Bailey. Fourth and Fifth Grades Gary Ritenour, Glen Baker, Bill Shover, Glen Shover, Gary Wildman. Lary Russell, Ernest Creamer, Jay Harper, Gary Griffin, Clyde Randolph. Margaret McPherson, Shirley Smith, Georgiana Humphrey, Arlene Pullins, Becky Bryan, Sharon Sams, Carole Mercer, Joyce Cubbison, Donna Cunningham, Rita Minerd, Roberta Weekley. Kenny Wines, Sheila Clark, Florence Foutty, Ruth Clark, Margaret Griffis, Billie Buchannon, Janet Huffman, Ann Baily, Nancy Wildman, Shelva Brown, Patty Emrick, Annetta Robinson, Sue Pierce, Denver Shover. Jerry Hopkins, Jeffrey Nutter, Charles Stone, Bill Null, Ray Jones, Clarence Robinson, Franklin Eddy, Warren Gorrell, Edward Putman, Gary Russell, Teacher, Mrs. Faber. Charles Mayles. 27