North Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (North Troy, VT)

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GABRIELLE YVETTE GAGNE September 3, 1937 Nickname: Gabby Pet Peeve: Loud mouths. Famous Saying: You nuthead! Vice President . . . 1 Secretary . 2 Student Council . 1 Trojan Staff . 2, 4 Glee Club . . 4 Dramatics . . . 4 Yearbook Committee . 4 LUCILLE F. GENDRON Salutatorian December 26, 1938 Nickname: Lulu. Pet Peeve: People who don't mind their own business. Famous Saying: Oh. Fish! Band ...... 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club . . . 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader . 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics , . . 2. 4 Trojan Staff . . . 3, 4 Girls' State . . . . 3 District Play Contest . . 2 Yearbook Staff . . 4 N. E. Chorus . . . 3 All State Chorus . . . 4 Harvest Queen Candidate . 4 Sugar Queen Candidate 4 N. E. Band . . . . 4 WENDELL HERBERT GEORGE May 27, 1937 Nickname: George Pet Peeve: Girls Famous Saying: Of course you did. Glee Club ..... l Dramatics . . 2, 4 Boys' State . . 3 F. F. A. .... 1, 2, 3, 4 Band ..... 1, 2, 3 N. E. Music Festival tBand'n . . 2, 3 Page Thirteen

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CLASS OPTIMIST By Janice Denton Ladies and Gentlemen: As the Class Optimist I am glad of the oppor- tunity, at least, to say a few good words for the class of '56. In fact. I feel that the class of '56 never had enough good things said about it. . Before you is seated the smartest, best looking, and most prosperous class ever to leave the doors of N. T. H. S. Did any class ever have such a tall, handsome athlete as Earle Hulburd, and speaking of athletes, there's Mark Delisle-what would our basketball team have done without him? How will the team get along without both of them next year? And I wonder whether there will ever be a majorette who can step as high and snappy as Theresa. As for our class meetings, perfect parliamentary procedure was strictly observed. The class of 1956 has been willing to help the teachers solve any prob- lems. We were always helpful in suggesting who would stay after school for talking-as long as it wasn't we who had to stay. These are only a few of the good points of the class of '56, and there are many more, but if I were to tell them all, there wouldn't be enough time for the other members of the class to speak. I can say to you underclassmen that you may strive as much as you wish, but it is absolutely impossible to keep up with the standards of our class. We will always remember the happy days that we have spent during our four years of high school. We hope that the class of '57 will follow in our footsteps and continue to encourage the fine spirit of old N. T. H. S. Page Twelve

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A-is for alphabet, To you we will tell. Hereis hoping you like it, For we think it is swell. B-is for boys. In our class there are nine. There are more boys than girls, Which is simply divine. C--is for Cota, Shirley's her name. And whenever you meet her She's always the same. D-is for Delisle, A good sort of guy. Girls flock around him, Though xt e'll never know why. E-is for Earle, Our basketball star, In this wide world of ours, He's bound to go far. F-is for Flood. The brain of the class, He knows all the answers, To the questions you ask. G+is for Gagne, - Gabby, for short, -a She joins in all the fun, ' And is a very good sport. HQis for Hazelton, .. Sargent is his name. Where trouble is found, - He's always to blame. t v. I- is for Initiation We had years ago. Some sort of dread it But it's fun, we all know. J -is for Janice And also for Joe, They keep it a secret, Wherever they go. K-is for kindness ,. Which we feel for each other. True human kindness, Is a thing you can't smother. L-is for Lucille, Y The flirt of the class. She winks at the boys, - Every time that they pass. M-is for Marilyn And for Mason, too. They're never satisfied, Whatever we do. 1--ll'L'1' By: Richard Cadieux and Gilbert Mason gi-1-.. Page Fourteen N-is for North Troy, The place we love best. Where teachers did the teaching And we did the rest. 0-is for old Which we're getting to be. We're now on our own, Have the world yet to see. is for Page, ' The weight of the group. If he sits on you, You're really in a soup. Q-is for quiet. We're still as a mouse. There's not one noise, In the whole school house. R-is for Richard. Cadieux his last name. Where basketball is played, He's there in the game. is for Sue. She's silly, we all know. She tries very hard To not let it show. T-is for Theresa With a temper like fire. ' Words kindle the blaze And make it jump higher. -is for the underclassmen. To them we look with delight, And we hope that their future Will always be bright. V-is for the victory We have just won. But a bigger battle, Has just begun. W-is for Wendell, A generous little lad. If you asked him, he'd give you Whatever he had. X-is for cross That makes our papers wrong. With too many X's, Flunking doesn't take long. Y-is for year, Our last in this school. We're working to pass, To avoid a renewal. Z-is for Zero A low mark, indeed. One on a report card, Is what we don't need.