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TRENTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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TRENTON JUNIOR COLLEGE

STARS OF GOLD ....

There are blue stars in many windows in Trentonwhere young men and women have gone to war. Someday these silent sentinels will have completed their longvigils, and perhaps some may be forgotten in the joys ofreunion.

But not all the stars will be forgotten. Alreadysome of the blue stars have been taken down by unwillinghands, which might have trembled a little and shamelesslywiped away a tear, as the blue stars were replaced by starsof gold.

It is with deep humility and respect that we dedicate the 1945 Tawana to those former students of Trenton High School and Junior College for whom blue starsare now proudly displayed, and to the memory of those forwhom gold stars shine in evidence of a job well done—ofthose whose memory shall ever remain a part of us.

5. M. RISSLERSUPERINTENDENT

Not many students have an opportunity to comein contact with Mr. Risslcr a great deal. In factsome of them apparently believe th.it only for capital crimes or other dire offenses are they sent "inth?rc."

We ventured "in there" a number of times thisyear and never did we find Mr. Rissler too busy tohear our troubles or to help iron out a troublesomesituation.

His untiring aid to the few junior college students in arranging schedules to fit varied needs wasgreatly appreciated, and we sympathize with him inhis task of keeping the junior college on its feetthrough these "lean years."

GERALD W. MUNDAY

PRINCIPAL

Now that Mr. Munday has completed his thirdyear as principal at Trenton High School, he ispretty firmly established as a part of the institution.During his third year here, as in the preceding two,he has been confronted with many problems both inadministration and in matters concerning students.In both fields he has proven quite capable.

In his capacity as principal and as a friend, Mr.Munday has won the respect and admiration of hisstudents. We add our applause to that which heinvariably received every time he appeared to make"announcements" in assembly.

FACULTY MEMBERS

JESSIE HELEN BRANAM: A. B., A. M.—Latin, Missouri History;GLADYS GRIMES: B. S.—English; JO ANN PERSON; B. M.—Music.

MARCALINE WILSON: A. A.—Secretary to Superintendent; MAXINE HOERMAN: B. S.—Physical Educatioh; MARY ELLA STECKMAN: A. B., A. M.—Foreign Languages, English; RUTHGLAZEBROOK: B. S., A. M.—Education.

NONA HYDE: A. B.—^Public Speaking, Mathematics, Dramatics; ELVIRGA DENNING: B. S.—Librarian; ARYANN CRAWFORD: B. S.—Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Secretarial Office Practice.

FACULTY MEMBERS

C. F. RUSSELL: B. S.—Athletic Director, Mathematics; FERD L. MASTERS: B. S.—Diversified Occupations, Trade Supervisor; WM. SCHRADER:B. S. M.—Instrumental Music Supervisor, Boys Glee Club.

HOWARD COFER: B. S., A, M.—Chemistry, Biological Sciences; EVELYN HUNT- B S AB.—Science, History; MRS. ANNA LYLE HILL: B. S.,'a. M.—Social Science; CARL RODA: ' b!S.—Vocational Agriculture.

HELEN WHEELER: B. S., M. A.—English; HARRIET MERANDAA. S., M. A.—Vocational Home Economics; MABEL O. PENROD: A. B.,M. A.—Mathematics, Physics.

YEARBOOK STAFF

I Browninir, Justine Graham, Betty Hobhs, Miss Stockman, MaryLouise Anderson. Shirley Sturpea. Mary Kathleen HoUoway, Anna Marcaret Thomas.

Second row Arlen Aaher. Robert Keith. Corwin Tracy. Boh Pyalt. A. C. Edjtar, jr.. Jordan MeekerueorKe Mayo. •

EDITORS

George Mayo

A. C. Edgar, Jr.

ACTIVITIES

Marjorie Renfro

Bob Pyatt

BUSINESS

Shirley Sturges

John Morris

PHOTOGRAPHY

Gerald Stanley

Jordan Mieeker

SPORTS

Harry Mayo

MAKE-UP

Mary L. Anderson

Carolyn Browning

ART

Robert Keith

Anna M. Thomas

CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Sophomore, Arlen Asher and SK.VL w/ , iJunior, Justine Graham and Mary Kathleen Holloway; Senior, Betty Hobb ^win Tracy. ^

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THERE IS AN OLD SAYING ...

... to the effect that a lack in quantity mightwell be offset by an increase in quality.

Perhaps it's mere conceit—or an attempt to console ourselves—but we believe the old "quantity-quality"adage applies aptly to the junior college student body thisyear. At least we believe the few J. C* students havemaintained the 'quality' end of the deal.

The year began with only a couple of dozen hardysouls braving the concentrated attention of teachers whopromised the usual "treatment," And as the year woreon, the rolls of T. J. C. were slashed, as one student afteranother sought other horizons.

Even before the first semester had dragged its lazyweeks past drudging students, two of our number were inthe Navy, and as the year progressed other calls provedmore tempting—or more demanding!

But still there were those inevitable parties inSpanish class, those odorous mixtures in chemistry, andthe alarming disregard for J. C. students by practicallyeveryone (i. e.—G. W. M.). And still we awaited thatcoke promised by one of our faculty friends.

But after Mrs. Hill was unable to be with us, somehow there was a difference that was hard to accept juniorcollege was hardly the same then.

Considering everything, though, we few who havemade it through this year at T. J. C. believe that our sojourn here can be termed 'successful,' and the time we'vespent here will not be forgotten.

JUNIOR COLLEGE SOPHOMORES

DOURNE ALTENDERFER, R. A. D. A. D. CLUB; Vice-President 2.Mary LOUISE ANDERSON, phi Mu Epsilon 1, 2; Treasurer 2; CollegePlay; Tawana 2; W. A. A. 2. GEORGE MAYO, Trentonian 1; Editor 1;College Play; Tawana 1, 2; Editor 2; Student Body President 2.

HELEN MULLIN, Phi Mu Epsilon; Student Council. MARY NELL PEERY,Phi Mu Epsilon 1, 2; President 2; W. A. A. 1, 2; Vice President I; CollegePlay; Class Secretary 2. LOIS PROCTOR, College Play; Band; Class Secretary 1; Class President 2.

HUBERT SHAW, R. A. D. A. D. Club. JOHANN WARREN, StudentCouncil. LOUIS WATKINS, College Play; Band and Orchestra;' StudentBody Treasurer 2; Student Council.

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JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN

ROBERT • KEITH — Student Council, College Play, Tawana. GERALDSTANLEY—Tawana. SHIRLEY STURGES—Vice President Student Body,Phi Mu Epsilon, College Play.

MARY LOU HEIN—College Play, Class Vice President, Phi Mu Epsilon.REVA BERRY—College Play, Phi Mu Epsilon. WINEVA SHARP—Phi MuEpsilon, College Play.

OLEN PROCTOR—Trentonian. Now serving in the United States Navv.CARMEN WITTEN—Student Council, Phi Mu Epsilon, College Play. BILLYgriesbach.

PHI MU EPSILON

First Row—Carmen Witten, Mary Lou Hein, Helen Mullin. Reva Berry.Second Row Wineva Sharp, Mary Louise Anderson, Miss Wheeler, Shirley Sturges, Mary Nell Peery.

Small but mighty could very well have been the theme of the Phi Mu Epsilon this year. Eventhough the membership is the simllest since its orgaftization in 192J, every undertaking has been a greatsuccess.ess. . . , , .

We were amazed to find that there were only^two active members to start the years work. Nevertheless, the formal pledge tea was a big success. Then came initiation with two pledge days followed bya Halloween dance. , . j i tl i i .

Even money-making projects have reached their desired goal. There was the candy sale when all thecandy was sold out five minutes before it was to go on sale, and the two plays, Fortune Is a Cowboy,"and "The Dummy," given by sorority members and four junior col ege boys.

Anew program theme was introduced by Mrs. Jeanette Rob'son, who discussed with the membersat a series of meetings the topic of "How to Get a Job an i° c i j- j ...

The outstanding achievement of the year was the annual formal dinner dance which was held "spite of adverse conditions, and finally the last meeting of the school year, which is annually devoteda progressive dinner.

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First R^ M^y Kathleen Holloway, junior; Allene DeVorss. sophomore; Corwin Tracy, senior; Betty Hohbs, seniorSecond Row-Mr. Munday. John Lewis, junior; Harry Mayo, senior; Tommy Magee, junior; ArierAsher8oph^o«:

The Trenton High School Student Council is the governing organization of theschool. It is composed of nine members, three from each class, which are elected fromthe student body. The officers of the immediate group are elected by the members. Thepresident is always a senior, while the other officers are optional. Its purpose is to create more harmony between the faculty and student body.

OFFICERSPresident Corwin Tracy.Vice-President Harry MayoSecretary Allene Devorss

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SENIORS

DORA ELLEN ALLEN—D. O. Club, 3; Home Economics Club, 2. MARY LOUISE ALLEN—Home Economics Club, 3 and 4, Reporter; G. A. A., 2, 3 and 4; Pep Squad, 4; Dramatic Club, 4.NAOMI RUTH ALLEN—Glee Club, 1, 2 and 3, Home Economics, 2 and 3; Mixed Chorus, 2 and 3;D. O., 4. OPAL LEILA ALSPACH—Home Economics Club, 2, 3 and 4, Secretary 4; Dramatics Club,4.

BILLY RAY BARNES—D. O., 3- and 4. JACK RAYMOND BARTON•—F. F. A., 3; General Metals, 4. ROBERTA MAE BAUGHER—Home Economics Club, 3, Secretary and Treasurer; D. O. Club, 4, Treasurer.

aVERNON DANIEL BLATTNER—D. O., 3 and 4; Glee Club, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2; Football, 2

and 4; Sodalitas Latina, 4. BETTY ANN BOFFMAN—Home Economics Club, 3; D. O. Club, 4; DrumCorps, 2, 3 and 4. BARBARA ANN BONTA—Glee Club, 2 and 3; D. O. Club, 4. Reporter. CHARLESWENDELL BONTA—General Metals, 3 and 4.

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MABEL CLEORA BRADFORD—. BETTY LAVONE BRINSER—D. O. Club 4. CAROLYNBROWNING—Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3 and 4, President, 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3 and 4, President, 4; G. A. A.,2, 3 and 4; Dramatics Club, 3; Drum Corps, 1 and 2; Sodalitas Latina, 3, Treasurer, 3; Tawana Staff,4; Make-up Editor, 4. VERNETTA MAE BUCKLAND—Home Economics Club, 3 and 4, President, 4;G. A. A., 2, 3 and 4; Dramatics Club, 4; Class Secretary, 4.

LOUISE BULYAR—G. A. A., 2, 3 and 4; L. A. C., 2; Dramatics Club,4, Vice President, 4. LETHA MAE CHAMBERS—Home Economics Club, 2,3 and 4; Reporter, 4; G. A. A., 2, 3 and 4; Class Treasurer, 3 and 4; DramaticsClub, 4. VERNON LEWIS CLAREY—Sodalitas Latina, 4.

TDELLA CONNELL—Dramatics Club, 4; Senior Activities Committee. ETHEL LEE COONPep Squad, 4. RUSSELL WAYNE COOPER—Band, 2, 3 and 4; Glee Club, 2, 3 and 4, Treasurer, 4;Mixed Chorus, 2, 3 and 4; F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4; Secretary, 3, Reporter, 4. RUBY ILENE CORBIN .'

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RICHARD CALVIN CRAIG—D. O., 3 and 4. BILLY JOE CRAWFORD—F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4,Treasurer, 3. President, 4. BOBBIE PAUL CRAWFORD—F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4; General Metals, 3 and4. BARBARA JEAN DEPAUL—Spanish Club, 2 and 4; D. O., 4.

MELVA JAYNE DIX—G. A. A., 2, 3 and 4, Secretary, 4; Home Economics Club, 3; Dramatics Club, 4; Pep Squad, 4. RALPH W. DULIN—Tren-tonian, 3 and 4. Editor, 4. A. C. EDGAR, JR.—Tawana Staff, 2, 3 and 4;Editor, 4; Trentonian, 3 and 4; Sports Editor, 3 and 4; Sodalitas Latina, 3;Treasurer, 3; Boys Glee Club, 2, 3 and 4; D. O. Club, 4; Pep Squad CheerLeader, 3; Senior Activities Committee, 4; Discussion Group, 3.

LESLIE NEAL FEARS—F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4; Dramatics Club, 4. J^^FPH ARLIE FEARS—Gen-cral Metals, 4^ F. F. A., 2, 3and 4, GORDON EVANS FLESmR^lee Club, ^-d 3; Mixed Chorua,2, 3 and 4; Mixed Chorus, 2and 3; Sodalitas Latina, 4; D. O., 4. JOYCE FRIDAY—Glee Club, 4; Mixed Chorus, 4; Sextet, 4; Dramatics Club, 4; Trentonian, 4.

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GENE THOMAS FURLONG—General Metals, 3; D. O., 4; Treasurer, 4. EUGENE GARRISON—Football, 3 and 4; Basketball, 2, 3 and 4; Track, 2, 3 and 4; T Club, 3 and 4; Class Officer, Treasurer,2. LEONA BERNICE GASS—G. A. A., 2, 3 and 4, President, 4; Pep Squad, 3 and 4, Treasurer, 4;Home Economics Club, 3, Vice President, 3, Treasurer, 4; Sodalitas Latina, 4; Reporter, 4; DramaticsClub, 4. DELBERT J^AY GENTRY—General Metals, 3; D. O., 4; Basketball, 2.

IVA LORRAINE GOTT—D. O., 4. DOROTHY LOUISE HANEY—Glee Club, 2, 3 and 4; Mixed Chorus, 2, 3 and 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3 and 4; G. A.A., 2 and 3; Band, 2. DONALD MILTON HARRIS—F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4;Basketball, 4.

ERWIN CHESTER HARRIS—Football, 2, 3 and 4; Basketball, 2, 3 and 4- Track 7 \ . a a tClub, 2, 3and 4; Vice President; Class Officer, Vice President, 3. BEULAH ELNQRA HFPT7?v- JA. A., 2, 3and 4, Treasurer, 4. BETTY JEAN HOBBS-Drum Corps, 2; G. A. A 7 T Va c •iClub, 3; Student Council, 4; Dramatics Club, 4. MILDRED HYRE G A A ? \ ^ t a3 and 4; Band. 2. • • a and 4; L. A. C., 2,

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BETTE EVELYN JONES—Glee Club, 2; Trentonian, 4, Business Manager; Student Council, 3,Vice President; Sodalitas Latina, 3, President. EDWARD IRA JORDAN D. O. 3 and 4- Glee Club 2-Band, 2and 4; President, 4. THORSA KENADY—Office, 3 and 4; Jedwaclk",' 3; Dramatics"Club', 4',Secretary and Treasurer; Trentonian, 3 and 4. MACK DWIGHT KETCHAM-Football, 3 and 4- Track2, 3 and 4; Club, 2, 3 and 4; F. F. A., 4. ' '

ALVIN AUSTIN KILBURN—F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4; Treasurer, 4; GleeClub, 2 and 3; Mixed Chorus, 2 and 3; General Metals,* 4. JAMES LEELEEPER—General Metals, 3; D. O., 4. VIRGINIA RUTH LAMME—D. O.Club, 3 and 4.

BILL DEAN LOVELL—Basketball, 4. MARTHA GALE MANTLO—Glee Club, 4; Mixed Chorus, 4. HARRY RILEY MAYO—Football, 2 and 3; Student Manager, 4; Basketball, 2, 3 and 4; Track3 and 4; T Club, 2, 3 and 4, Secretary and Treasurer, 4; Class President, 3; Class Vice President 2-Student Council, 4; Vice President, 4; Tawana, 2, 3 and 4, Business Manager, 3, Sports Editor, 4* Ql 'Club, 2, 3 and 4; Dramatics Club, 3; Quartet, 4; Discussion Group, 4; Mixed Chorus, 2 and 3 CHAn^^LES DONALD McCULLOUGH—Glee Club, 2, 3 and 4; Football, 3 and 4; Track, 3 and 4* M jChorus, 2, 3 and 4; Basketball, 4; Dramatics Club, 3 and 4. '

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JORDAN KEITH MEEKER—^Mixed Chorus, 2, 3 and 4, Student Director, 4; Student Council, 3;Dramatics Club,, 2 and 3; Band, 2, 3 and 4; Boys Glee Club, 2, 3 and 4; Tawana Staff, 4, Photographer,4; Trentonian Staff, 3, Activities Editor, 3; Speech, 3; Pep Squad Cheer Leader, 4; Quartet, 4; Discussion Group, 3; Orchestra, 2, 3 and 4. PHYLLIS MEIGHEN—D. O., 4; Drum Corps, 2, 3 and 4,JOHN ALBERT MORRIS—D. O., 3; Tawana, 4; Glee Club, 2 and 4, President, 4; Mixed Chorus, 2and 4; Boys Quartet, 4; Senior Activities Committee. NOLAN PAUL MULLINS—General Metals.

LEWIS JAMES MYERS—General Metals, 3 and 4. Now serving in theArmed Services. BONNIE LEA NEA—Glee Club, 2, 3 and 4; Mixed Chorus,2 3 and 4; Sodalitas Latina, 3. GRANT NEVITT—General Metals, 3 and 4,President, 4.

VANE ALVIN NEWTON—D. O., 4; General Metals, 3. MARTHA JEAN NIGH—Glee Club3; Pep Squad, 4. MARY LOU NIGH—D. O., 4. ZELDA RUTH OPDYKE—Office, 1; Band 2- G AA., 3 and 4; Home Econonmics Club, 3 and 4; Sodalitas Latina, 4, President, 4; Dramatics 'tlub' 4*Trentonian Staff, 4; American Legion Oratorical Contest, 4. ' '

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PATSY RUTH PAYNE—G. A. A., 3 and 4; Art Club, 2; Pep Squad, 3 and 4; Trentonian, 2 and3; Tawana, 3. KATHERINE LOUISE WILLIAMS—Band, 2; D. O., 3 and 4; Drum Corps, 2, 3 and 4.BETTY LOU DAVIS—Glee Club, 2 and 3; Mixed Chorus, 2 and 3; Band Majorette, 2 and 3; D. O.Club, 4; G. A. A., 2. ROBERT FLEMING PYATT—Football, 2; T Club, 2, 3 and 4; Glee Club, 4;Mixed Chorus, 4; Trentonian, 4; Tawana, 4; La Tertulia, 3, President, 3; Dramatics Club, 4, President,4.

MARVIN ROSS RADER—F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4; F. F. A., Watch Dog.REBECCA MARGARET RAINEY—G. A. A., 2, 3 and 4; Glee Club, 2, 3 and4; Office Girl, 4. ROLLIN LEROY RICHARDSON—D. O., 3; Pre^dent. 3;President Class, 4.

LELA MARIE ROBINSON—. ARTHUR LEON SAWYER —General Metals, 4. DWAYNEMARTIN SAWYER—F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4; Glee Club, 2; Football, 3 and 4; Basketball, 3 and 4; Track3 and 4; T Club, 3 and 4. THELMA DAY SIMMS

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ANGELINE STEVENSON—D. O. Club, 4; Sodalitas Latina, 3; G. A. A., 2 and 3. BILLY JEANTHARP—F. F. A., 2, 3 and 4; General Metals, 3, President, 4. TOMMY RALPH THOMASON—D.O., 4, Prsidcnt, 4; General Metals, 3. BETTY JEAN TITSWORTH—Home Economics Club, 2; GleeClub, 3; G. A. A., 3; La Tertulia, 3; Dramatics Club, 3.

CORWIN LEE TRACY—Football, 3 and 4; Basketball, 2, 3 and 4;Track, 2, 3 and 4; T Club, 2, 3 and 4, President, 4; Student Council, 2, 3 and4, Secretary, 3; Tawana Staff, 4; Band, 2 and 3; Orchestra, 2, 3 and 4; GleeClub, 2; La Tertulia, 3, Secretary, 3. DIXEY JEAN WALKER—Pep Squad, 2,3 and 4, Cheer Leader, 3 and 4; Orchestra, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3 and 4; MixedChorus, 2, 3 and 4; Sextet, 2, 3 apd 4; Trentonian, 4; Office Girl, 4; Homecoming Queen, 4; Spanish Club, 3; Band Majorette, 1. MARVIN NEALWARBOYS—D. O., 3 and 4.

JAMES BENNETT WEBSTER—Orchestra, 3 and 4; Band, 3 and 4, Reporter; La Tertulia, 4;Quartet, 4; Trentonian Staff, 4; Band, Assistant Band Director, 4; Senior Activities Committee. BETTY„ - - . r-v r»__C Ii \ Jt . \ A t 1 i A . r--\ c -

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JEAN WHITFIELD—Pep Squad, 3 and 4; G. A. A., 2, 3 and 4; Class Secretary, 2; Drum Corps, 2;Sodalitas Latina, 4, Treasurer, 4. RUTH WHITT—Home Economics Club, 3; D. Q., 4; Glee Club,CLARENCE ALEXANDER WILCOX—Football, 3 and 4; Basketball, 2, 3 and 4; T. Club, 3 and 4*,Vice President, 4; La Tertulia, 3, Vice President, 3; Class Treasurer, 2, Class Vice President, 4.

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BILL JOEL "y^ILLIAMS—D. O., 3; General Metals, 4. CHARLESLLAZELUP WITTEN—F. F. A., 3 and 4. JEANNE ANNE "WITTENSpanish Club, 4, Secretary, 4; Office, 4; G. A. A., 2 and 3; Band, 2.

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Sodahtas Laxtna, 3, Secretary, 3. JANE YOUNG—Glee Club 2 3and 4-\r"'

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First Row—Willn Shiro, Cornellia Robertson, Mnry Sue Terry. Jean Evan Overton, Helen Boffman, Rosalie Barlow,Marjorie Skinner, Kathleeen Holloway. Betty Ruth Cunningham, Mary Oyler, Helen Williams, Betty Plumb, Joan Chandler.Effic Davis, Anna Margaret Thomas. Rosemary Layson.

Second Row—Leslie Hurst, Guincth Stratton. James Rhea, Dean Peyton, Herman Crow,' James Puckett, Wayne Kidd,L. D. Daniels, Bob Lent, Glen Husted, Billy Gregory. Don Peyton.

Third Row—George Franklin, Qucnntin Spencer, Dale Pew, Tommy Magee, Raould Altenderfer. Kenneth Grimes, VernonWallace, Arthur Anderson. Donald Parmely, J. D. Claybrook. Joe Maxey, John Lewis, Bruce Bradford.

First Row—Helen Pennell, Louise Sawyer, Barbara McArtor. Jeanne Friday, Mary Ann Owens ubelle Kemp, Pat Powers, Joyce Alpaugh, Rebecca Myers, Arleno Elliott, Barbara Webster Violet Pnllv m Anna-Alice Brannnm. ' ""y. ivorma tsaine, Mary

Second Row—Donalee Osborn, Mary Louise Jones, Kathryn Collins Wilma Rrnsphnrt -u,..*!. « . _Elaine, LaVerla Custard. Martha Dennis. Betty Beckner. Evelyn Wilford, Mary Sue Leonard. Peggy ®

Third Row—Robert Donovan, Frank Meeker, Jerry Griffith. Paul Ellis, Charlea Croy Marvin Ferguson.Louise McNutt, Marjorie Brassfield, Enola Patterson, Evelyn Holloway, Cynthia Ovmpbell' Inis Row t"'*' Giles, Mary

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First Row—GeraTd Witten, Jane FaKK. Allene DeVorss. Patsy Hatfleld, Lola Jean Dunn, Phyllis Peery.MarJorie Puckett,Margaret Truitt, Carol Sue Keen. Betty Fenstermacher. Betty Hamilton. Frances Bnugher LaVaughn Elliott. Lois Jean

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Third Row—Arlen Asher. Billy Ward, Charles Gott, Dclvin Boh-naon Glenn Chandler. Thomas Spickard. J. D. Wood, V er-non Porter. Harold McKemy, Bob Jones, James McCarty. Edwin Lloyd, J. R. Connell, Tom Pickett, Richard Hale, RichardDavidson, Bill Kenady, Max Garrison. Tommy Hobbs, Billy Davidson, Norman Hess. Bill Overton.

First Row—Peggy Wales, Peggy Davis, Marian McVay. Edna Eygabroad. Helen Percell, Juanita Denison, Rnth t>..ii ,Barbara Shaw. Joan Kernahan, Shirley Walsh, Grace Marie Warren, Owen Will McVay, Curtis Cox. «i"lock.

Second Row—Ruth Jaqnes, Letha Bulyar, Romalle Page, Wilda Chrisman. Thee Eckhart, Fern Blattner, Norm»Christmo Brown, Lovice Daniels. Claradene Hein, Frieda Spencer, Mary Grace Wilson, Billy Murphy, Norley Wnrr„ ttFerguson. ' ""''en, Herhie

Third Row—James Cartmill, Clarence McCalInn, Edwin Allen, Roger Blackburn. Jimmie Overton, Bill CartB.- T.r.Payne. James Hulen, Mayland Dockcry. James Bryant, Jack Hudson. Jack Mnllins, Edwin Robinson, Buel rnii ^illardWhite. v/oiiey, Marvin

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First Row—Melva Di*. Vernetta Buckland, Russell Cooper. John Morris, Corwin Tracy. Carolyn Browning and Jeanne Ann WittenSecond Row—Zelda Opdyke. Leona Gass, Martha Jean Nigh, Cleora Bradford. Lucille Wymer and Leila Alspach.Not shown in picture; Rollin Richardson.

The Trenton chapter of the National Honor Society was organized this year with 14 charter members. Only seniors were eligible for membership, and all those who had maintained an average grade of"S" for seven semesters automatically became candidates.

Candidates were rated by the faculty and by each other. Then a council of teachers studied a composite rating and made recommendations for membership. Final acceptance depended on the report ofthese teachers, who passed on candidates' character, leadership and service qualifications.

The chapter's charter was presented at installation ceremonies at an assembly, when charter members were presented gold membership pins. Mr, Rissler spoke on a double theme, "A Charge to CharterMembers—A Challenge to the Student Body."

Founded in 1921, the Society has chapters in every state in the United States, in Hawaii, PanamaArgentina, Juerto Rico and China. The Trenton chapter is number 2898. '

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John Morris. .Rollin Richardson. . . . Lucille Wymer

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JUNIOR COLLEGE PLAY

SUndinK—Wineva Sharp, Rollin Riehardaon, Robert Keith. Mary Nell Peery, Reva Berry. Hias Wheeter Carnim wjm...Seated—Helen Muliin, Mary Lon Hein, Shirley Sturg'ea. Louia Watkina, Lola Proctor and Norma Lee Noll. tten*

The small junior college enrollment this year did not prevent the presentation of the annual collegeplay, although a high school senior had to be drafted for a major part.

Many long hours of practice, dress rehearsals, and gathering stage properties—an qdd assortmentincluding a hall tree, skiis, a motorcycle and a bouquet .of poison ivy—were climaxed Friday night'April 4, with the presentation of "Brother Goose" before an appreciative audience in the high schoolauditorium.

Following a custom of long standing, high school seniors from Trenton and surrounding towns wereguests for the production.

Louis Watkins had the title role atf "Brother Goose," who was trying to raise a younger brother andtwo sisters, and at the same time attempting to keep up his architectural work and hire a new maid

THE CAST

Jeffrey Adams Louis WatkinsCarol Adams Reva BerryHyacinth Adams Norma Lee NollWesley Adams, . , Rollin RichardsonHelen Carnien WittenPeggy Winkel Shirley SturgesEve • Mary Lou HeinSarah Wineva SharpLenore Hudson *. . Lois ProctorMrs. Trimmer -Mary Nell PeeryTruck Driver Robert KeithDirector . .Helen WheelerStudent Director Helen Muliin

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First Row Dixey Walker, Thorsa Kenady. Zelda Opdyke. Shirley Walsh. Rosemary Layson, Miss Grimes.Second Row—Ralph DuHn. Jerry GrilTith, Bob Pyatt. J. B. Webster. A. C. Edsar.

The Trentonian, the all School paper, is published every three weeks forthe students of the high school and junior college. The Trentonian staff, anextra curricular organization, is made up of students interested in journalismwho volunteer their services.

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First Row—GeorKis Ryan, Mary Kathleen Holloway, Willa Shira. Mary Allen, Vernetta Buekland, Shirley Walsh, BarbaraShaw, Enola Patterson, Evelyn Holloway, Christine Brown, Miss Meranda,

Second Row—Cynthia Campbell, Frances Baugher, Zelda Opdyke, Mary Walls, Mildred Hyre, Helen Boffman, Ruth Dix,Joanne Crawford, Lovice Daniels, Lela Fern Cox.

Third Row—Leona Gass, Leeila Alspach, Letha Chambers. Peggy Brittian, Rosalie Barlow. Marjorie Brassfield, MaryLouise McNutt, Inis Rowoth, Conna Osborn, Mary Louise Jones.

Officers:

President Vernetta BueklandVice-Presidenc Georgia RyanSecretary Leeila AlspachTreasurer Leona GassReporter Letha ChambersSong Leader Rosalie Barlow

Home Economics students or those who had previously taken HomeEconomics were members of the Home Economics Club. The club met duringactivity period on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. HarrietMeranda was the instructor and sponsor of the organization.

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First Row—Marvin White, Robert Dunkin, Owen McVay, Russell Cooper, Neal Fears, Quentine Spencer, James Puckett,Arlie Fears.

Second Row—C. O. Rods. Mack Ketcham, Alvin Kilburn, J. D. Wood. Bill Murphy, L. D. Daniels, Bill Crawford, MarvinReder, Raould Altenderfer, Vernon Wallace, James Rhea, Bob Lent, Thomas Spickard, Bill Liebhart.

Third Row—Boh Crawford, Harold Jones, Dwayne Sawyer, Johnny Bond. Donald Harris, Dale Pew, Guineth Stratton,Edwin Robertson, Herman Crow, Max Garrison, Charles Witt en. Jack Mulilns, Buel Colley.

Officers:

President Bill CrawfordVice-President Robert LentSecretary Raould AltenderferTreasurer Alvin KilburnParliamentarian James RheaSentinel L. D. DanielsReporter Russell Cooper

The Future Farmers have carried the largest program in 1944-45 thathas ever been carried by this chapter. They turned in a report ofover $35,000income and about $13,000 profit. They are each year striving to do better sothey may live up to their motto, "Learning to do; doing to earn; earning tolive; living to serve."

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Croy. Naomi Allen, Angelee Stevenson, Barbara DePauJ. Bettv Rrin.»^ »Nigh, Katherine Pilcher, Gordon Flesher. Brinaer, Betty BofTman, Mary Lou

I't idTaT'orP^ySn!' Virginia Lamme. Phylli. Meighn,?ommy Th'ma'Jrn""" R-hard Craig. Gene Furlong.In Service—Gerald Stewart.

Officers:

President Tommy ThomasonVice-President Gordon Flesher

Gene FurlongRoberta Baugher

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First Row—Leon Sawyer, Bobbie Crawiord, Wendell Bonta, Grant Nevitt, Billy Tharp.

Second Row—Jack Barton, Arlie Pears, Nolan Mullins, Alvin Kilburn. Bill Williams, Harry Hendrickson.

The motto of the General Metals Class was, "A man must be taughthow to make a living as well as how to live."

Lathe operation, welding and auto mechanics were included in the fifteen hour course each week at the "defense barn."

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CLARINETS

Barbara WebsterBette SchraderLois Proctor

Peggy SchockeyClyde Stringer-CTerry McGuire-CWerner Robertson-CBobby Brennenstuhl-CRosamond Gee-CSonna Keen-CGordon Kasperson-CTommy Barrows-C

TRUMPETS

Willard PayneJordan MeekerCurtis CoxRussell CooperClaude Crandal-CPaul Collins-CMax Rosenbloom-CElsie Jean HayesMary OylerBarbara Wilson-CBonnie WilsonJulia DeanBruce Bradford (Not in picture)

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Betty Clark-C 'Bob JonesRichard WatkinsMarian McVayBetty Gannon-CLouise Potts-C

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FLUTESDiane Muff

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trombonesJ. B. WebsterJack Kelly-CJack TayJor-C

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SAXOPHONESMariann Dinwiddie-CLouis WatkinsArlen Asher

twirlersConnie Thomason-CLucille Hale-CBarbara Schrader-C

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First Row—Louise Sawyer, Georgia Ryan, Carol Sue Keen, Norma Croy, Dixey Walker, Joan Kernahan, Ruth Jacques,Wilda Chrisman, Pecey Davis. Alene DeVorss, Franc.s liauirher, PeRgy Wales, Mary Grace Wilson. '

Second Row—Barbara Kelly, Lots Jean Cookaey. Joanne Crawford, Grace Marie Warren, Marjorie Packett, Margaret Truitt,Lois Dunn, Barbara Shaw, Marjorie Skinner, Evelyn Hollo way.

Third Row—Clardene Hain, Arlene Elliott, Helen Pennell. Betty Cunningham. Mary Kathleen Holioway, Cynthia Campbell,Fern Blattner, Doris Jean Hamby, Helen Boffman, Cornelia Robertson, Betty Jean Hamilton.

Fourth Row—Ruth Dix. Marjorie Brasslield. Helen Percell, Julia Dean, Deliana Sawyer, Elizabeth Hughes. Patsy BatfieldMary Louise Jones, Willa Shira, Elsie Jean Hayes.

First Row—Kathryn Collins, Joy Friday. Texie Arnberg. Marian McVay, Carolyn Browning. Annabelle Kemn r-ham, Jean Friday, Barbara McArtor, Bonnie Nea, Jane Young. Jo Ann Blaine, Phyllis Peery, Miss Person •Justine Gra-Second Row—Edna Eggabrood, Jane Pagg, Rebecca Myers, Rosemary Layson, Anna Margaret m .1. «r..Joanne Trenary. Lovlce Daniels, Christine Brown, Martha Mantlow, Freeda Spencer, La Vaughn EllioU Wilson.Third Row—Mildred Peery, Pat Powers, Barbara Webster, Bonnie Wilson. Romalie Page, Peggv c l .Marjorie Fiesher, Margaret Rainey, Betty McReynolds. ohockey, Bette Schrader,

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BOYS GLEE CLUB

First Row—Bill Overtoil, Mayland Dockerv. Rnh Owan. ini.- t t-Lielihart. CJifford Fry. Herhy FerKuson. ' ' Overtoil, Dean Peyton, Harold McKemy B'll

wittin®"""-''""*''' •>• «• M.rvl„ Sharp, j.„.. Bob J.„„ «

The boys Glee Club, under the direction of William Schrader, met durtng activity period each Monday and Friday.

Members of the football and basketball squads sane wirh rk^Friday. The Glee Club sang at several assemblies during the year ^

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First Row—Gordon Flesher, Jerry Bill Griffith, Justine Graham, Vernon Blattner. Rebecca Myers. J. D. Clay-brook, Vernon Clarey^ ^

Second Row—Helen Boffman, LaVerla Custard. Zelda Opdyke, Joyce Aipautrh. Betty Whitfield. Miss Branam.Leone tvisa, Eva May Deeper, Rosemary Layaon, Barbara Webster, Jean Overton.

The Sodalitas Latina is composed of all third year Latin students. Club meetingsare held bi-weekly, at which time programs dealing with the Romans and their civilization are given.

The motto, "Pro Lingua Latina" indcates that the chief objectives are to givemembers a friendly interest in theclassics and to develop a greater appreciation of ancient art and literature.

OFFICERS

Zelda Ruth OpdykeVice - President Gordon Flesher

Barbara WebsterBetty Whitfield

Sergeant at Arms Justine GrahamLeona Gass

Sponsor Jessie Helen Branam

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Front Row_F«nk Meeker. Jeanne Witten. Mary Sne Leonard. Jane a .uSecond Row—Wayne Kidd. J. B. Webster. Miss Steckman. Tommy Macee n "'!!?'' Anderson.

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DRAMATICS CLUB

First Row—Letjjg Bulyar, Clara Dean Hain, Betty P 3»>sterm!>cher, Shirley Walati i>_« nBarbara McArtor; Joy Friday, Justine Graham, Annabelle Kemp, Rebecca Myera. ' "nwers, Artene Elliott

Second Row—Neal Fears. Louise Bulyar. Betty Hobbs. Betty Cunnintrham, RosaliB ^PegBy Wales. Ruth Jaqucs, Rosemary Laycin, Thorsa Kenndy. Miss Hyde. Cynthia Campbell

Ihtrd """—Jemes Giles, Bob Pyatt- J. R. Webster. J. D, Claybrook, Zelda Ondyke a.,Melva Di*, Letha Chambers, Vernetta Buckland, Lelia Alspach. ' Allen, Leona Gass

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Front Row—BUI Greffory. Stufl Msr.. Robert Drennon, Stu. Mgr.Second Row—Roger Robertson, Norley Warren. Gene Wise. Charles Crandali. Robert Grant, Gay Russell. Billy Kincaid.

Paul Collins. Donald Kidd, Owen McVav, Melvin Docke'-v. W. H. Estcs.Third Row—Bill Leibhart, Vernon Porter. Harry Miller, Paul Ellis, Donald McCuIlough. Clarence Wilcox, Erwin Harris

Dwayne Sawyer, Shirley Whittakor. Wayne Kidd, J. D. Claybrook.FourthR ow—Coach Russell. Mr. Munday, Billy Davidson. Bobby Oren. L. D. Daniels, 'jimmy McCarty. Richard Watkins

Floyd Campbell, Eugene Garrison, Corwin Tracy. Dale Pew. Marvin Sharp. Tommy Pickett, Donald Coil. Asst. Coach. HarryMayo, JJr. Risslcr.

Fifth Row—Dean Peyton, Mock Ketcham, Boh Jones. Vernon Blatner. Tom Spickard. Bill Murphy. J. R"Butch" Anderson, Glen Chandler. Bruce Bradford, John Lewis, Harold McKemy, Willard Payne. Connell,

This year's football team developed into one of the best teams in the school's history. Although they did not have many regulars back from last year, 50 boys reported for practice atthe beginning of the season and completed a very successful season. The Bulldogs were udefeat-ed and untied in all seven games on their schedule.

Ten of the first eleven members of the team won places on the honorary ail-conferenceteam, and "Sod" Harris and Clarence Wilcox were named Co-Captains.

Tihe season was climaxed when Trenton defeated Chillicothe 47 to 0 at our first annualHomecoming.

THE SCHEDULETrenton . . . . 28 Chillicothe . . . 0Trenton , , . , 34 Milan ,Trenton . . . 31 Unionville . . . . 6Trenton . . . 34 Brookfield . . 6Trenton . . . 6 Marceline . . . . 0Trenton . . . 19 Wentworth . . . 7Trenton .

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THE QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS—From left to riffht: Justine Graham, junior; Louise Bulyar. senior; Dixie Walker, thequeen; Christine Brown, sophomore, and Madolyn Wilson, freshman.

When the excitement and celebration of November 10 subsided, our first annual Homecoming was acclaimed a "huge" success.

Under the direction of senior class president Rollin Richardson, with the enthusiastic support and approval of both students and townspeople, the celebration was given a rousing send-off as one of Trenton High School's annual events.

Dixie Walker was chosen queen, reigning over the day's activities with her four attendants:Louise Bulyar, senior; Justine Graham, junior; Christine Brown, sophomore; and Madolyn Wilson, freshman. The queen and attendants were chosen by the football squad.

A colorful parade with floats, a band, drum majorettes, a color guard, the queen, etc., opened the day's events. The Future Farmers' float won first place; the Rotary club took kcond,and the Lions club was awarded third. The most popular float was a doctor's buggy with a storkperched on one side—and Mr. Munday driving.

An overflow crowd saw the Bulldogs plaster the Chillicothe Hornets that afternoon andwitnessed the coronation ceremonies at the half. About 200 persons attended the dance chat nightin the high school gymnasium, and Chillicothe students were invited.

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BASKETBALL

First Row—BUI Gregory, James McCarty, Wayne Kidd. Erwin Harris, Engene Garrison, Corwin Tracy, Paul Eilis, BobOren. Bill Lovel, Robert Drennon.

Second Row—Coach Russell, Donald McCullough. Norley Warren. Leslie Hurst, Clarence Wilco*. Harry Mayo. DonaldHarris, Dwayne Sawyer, Butch Anderson, Bruce Bradford, Mr. Munday.

Third Row—Owen McVay, Curtis Cox. Bob Jones, Vernon Porter, Donald Peterson, Willard Payne, Bill Murphy, BUILiebhart, Jim Overtoil.

The Bulldogs were a tough team to stop this year, and only the undefeated Wentworth Cadets out-scored them in conference competition. The Trenton cagers dropped both games in loop play to the Academy squad, but edged out the Cadets in the Chillicothe tournament in the third-place playoff.

Trenton was second in the sub-regional tournament at Bethany, losing only to the Gilman Cityteam after holding a lead until the fourth quarter. Gilman City also won the regional tournament andplayed in the state contest.

Four members of this year's team won places on the all-conference teams. Harry Mayo and CorwinTracy were named to the first squad and Eugene Garrison and Erwin Harris on the second five Mawas chosen at center, Tracy and Harris at guard, and Garrison at forward. Clarence Wilcox was theother member of the Bulldogs' regular starting lineup.

THE SCHEDULE

Trenton 22 PrincetonTrenton 23 Princeton .Trenton 15 Marceline .Trenton 28 Central .Trenton ... 16 BentonTrenton 23 MilanTrenton 22 WentworthTrenton 44 BrookfieldTrenton 18 ChillicotheTrenton 16 Central ,Trenton 23 WentworthTrenton 15 BentonTrenton . . 38 Brookfield .Trenton . . 38 MarcelineTrenton 30 Chillicothe,

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First Row—Mack Ketcham, Jamse Giles, Billy Davidson. Bob Oren, Marvin Sharp.Second Row—J. D. Claybrook, Floyd Campbell, Erwin Harris, Corwin Tracy, Donald McCullough, Clarence Wil

cox. Eugene Garrison, Paul Ellis, Donald Coil.Third Row—Coach Russell, Mr. Rissler, Dale Pew, Tommy PIckett, Bob Pyatt, Wayne Kidd, L. D. Daniels, Mr.

Munday.Fourth Row—James McCarty, Vernon Porter, Harry Mayo, Dwayne Sawyer, Richard Watkins.

The "T" Club is composed of boys who have earned at least one major letter in.football, basketball, or track. Coach Russell is sponsor of the club. Following footballseason, this year, a very "eventful" initiation ceremony was held and eleven new members were taken into the organization. The total membership this year was 24.

OFFICERS

President Corwin TracyVice President Clarence "WilcoxSecretary-Treasurer Harry MayoSergeant-at-Arms Eugene Garrison

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G. A. A.

First Kow—L. Balyar, B. Beckner, L. Gass, H. Willianis, K. Collins, E. Holloway, P. Powers, C. Robertson R BfirlnarA. Elliott. B. Webster. J. Graham, A. Kemp. ' * '

Second Row—M Hoeaman, B. Whitfield, L. Sawyer, J. Alpaneh, R. Myers, B. McArtor, R. Lavson P Rritiain xi oman, M. Hyre. E. Hertzoff, H. Pennell. P. Payne, J. Overton. r»iain, «. Boff.

Third Kow—B. Hohhs. V. Buckland, L. Chambers, C. Browninp, W. Shira, M. L. Jones, M. Allen M Rainev M ir ttolloway, B. Cunningham. Z. Opdyke. " H

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Second Row—M. McVay. V. Jaques. P. V* ^ Daniels, C. Brown.Third Row—B. Fensteamacher, L. Bulyar, C. Ham, B. Hamilton, p. Hatfield T

J. Hayes. ' Eckhart. C. Kien. T. Arnberg,

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The high school pep squad was under the able sponsorship of Maxine Hoerman forthe past year. Besides being inspirers of pep, the girls carried on several other worthwhileprojects. Some of these were selling refreshments at games, putting on special pep assembles and sponsoring a box supper to buy new jackets.

The new cheer leaders elected this year were: Sophomore girl, Mary Grace Wilson-junior boy, Robert Donavon; senior boy, Jordan Meeker. *

The annual spring formal dance May IS concluded the year's activities for the pepsquad. ^ ^

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