Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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Paul Lewis Kerns Walter Lee Kindy His limbs were cast in manly My mind to me a Kingdom is, mould, Such present jo-ys therein I For hardy sports or contest find. bold. Cl lOI'leS ROl'IOlCl Kfllfe Rosglie Sue Kroger 'KA,lad Cll0Ckefl full Of full D lf eyes were made for seeing, He S always 11100 to CUC'f'y0119- Then Beauty is its own excuse for being. Kermit Duane Kuhl Nancy Irene Kuntz HA day f0 ' foil, an 'ww' for She's the most amiable person Sport, . . . one could meetg But for a frzend, ltfe as too She,s happy-go-lucky, the kind Shan-l, that's a treat. Robert Stephen Landis Live while you're living, 'Cuz you're going to be a long time dead. Ellis L. Littlejohn Spare your breath, To cool your porri,clge. Marilyn Jean Leiss In idle wishes, fools supinely stay: Be there a will, and wisdom finds a way? Robert E. Lykes Let us live, then, and be glad, While young life's before us.

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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.

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Jerry Lee Maxson James Dewey Lyman Daniel Richard Madigan He that is patient may com- In quietness and in confidence pass anything. Shall be -your strength. Barbara Jean Magofo Donald Edward Matthews She's happy and sweet, I am on the brink of a great The kind. thatls a treat. careerg l Someone push me off. i i 1 i i l i Y S S 3 S as s 5 3 S S X Shirley Ann McCullough S J R He's lots of fun., you will find She was a Phantom of delight, Always happy, true, and ki-nd. When first gleamed upon my S X Barbara Ann McDade John Herbert McKinney sweet With a smile for everyone she spokef' sight. J i X S He learned much, but seldom N Always pleasant, modest, and Like a wise owl in the old oak, 3 2 S meets. John Michael Merritt Judith Ann Metcalf Even though -you 'weren't Mischief-maker, full of fun among ns, Has a smile for everyone. We surely consider you one of us. E 'S S fff ' Z 2 Q f 4Mf