Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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Jone Lee Buirley Anthony C. Bundy The music in my heart I bore, Climb high, cli-mb far, , Lo-ng after it was hearcl no Your goal the sky, your aim the l more. star. Corl John Burk Carolyn Marie Cothcort Whatever a skeptic could in- By 'music 'minds unequal tem- quire for, per know For every why he had a where- Nor swell too high nor sink too fore. low. Lindo Ann Collins Stephony Otey Cook TWG-9 hel' fllinlking Of ,0fl10TS, Dlgnlfiecl, quiet, and demure, Made ZION UMUC Of her- ' Of her success she will always be sure. Jerry Weddell Coslel' George Richard Counts A right good sport we will ad- ffUp, up, my f,,.ie.nds, and quit mit , your books, He half' 2 good mme and works a' Why all this toil and worried lt' looks? Peggy June Dongler John Harold Davidson A smile for all, a welcome Never too busy to join in the glad, fun., A winsome, coaasing way she Alway on hand when therc's had. work to be done? mww:ssssQssmn wmw

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Sometimes I sit and think, And sometimes I just sit. Robert L. Barnett A sly old fish, Too cunning for the hook. Jerry L. Bittikofer Phyllis Jean Boomershine One cannot always be a hero, In athletics, she joins in every But one can always be a man. game, She's the kind Troy high likes to claim. Jill Elaine Boram For some reason, she hasn't Lowell Edwin Bowles At first he was a stranger to much to sa-y, us au, But, well, we like l19'f anyway- But now we're breaking down that wall. Mary Ada Breuer Newman Richard Buckles She's always cheerfulg a nice Or light, or dark, or short, or little gal, tall. The kind we all desire for a He sets a trap to snare them pal. all. Owen Harland Andrews Shirley Ann Ashman And that smile like sunshine darts, Into many sunless hearts. Jerry Bisseft IVIerr'll'y, merrily, shall I live now Under the blossom that hangs on the boughf'

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Dale Leroy Davis A mind of his own And a voice to express it. Nelson Leroy Dohm, Jr. He doeth little kindnesses Which most leave undone, or despise. Jerry J ay Dye No sinner, yet no saint per- haps, - But, well, the very best of chaps. Barbara Ann DeGrotf A cheery girl and lots of fun, Liked by allg enemy to none. Don William Duncan He is short, of course, and rather small Alway willing to help, you will recall. Sarah Nancy Eyler ':She had a winning way, a joy- ful look And always finished what she undertookf' Paul Leon Fair Constance Anne Falknor Laugh at your friends, and if She moves like a goddess your friends get sore, And looks like a queenf' So much the betterg you can laugh some more. Ronald Lee Ferguson Charlotte Ann Fogle I really am the meekest of A little nonsense now and then men since Moses. Is relished by the best of men.