Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, OH)

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Myrna Joan Rcveling Orville E Reed, Jr I-mpulsive, earnest, act And m a lc e s her thought a factf' RGTO Moe Rehmerf Sqlly Ann Roeser She says too little all the Of all the girls that are so while But makes up for it wwth her Theres none uke pretty Sally smile. Richard Eugene Rose Shlrley Ann Royer A handsome athlete of the To be good great goyous beau best, tzful, and free A-nd in friendship he excels the Thzs rs alone lzfe and Joy and rest. 'uzctory

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Alan N. Mick Why worry myself with study and care, Before I know it, I'll have gray hair. Miriam E. Mothmiller Mind cannot follow it, nor words express Her infinite sweetness. Ferdie Murphy, Jr. He's willing to lend a helping Florence Evelyn Moyer She is pretty to wal.k with, And witty to talk with, hand, And pleasant, too, to think onf, His service is ever at your com- 'manclf' GEOVQG Mifrhoel MYGVS Patricia Jean Nead Here is a fellow that is hard to ffqihe tiqne to be happy is now! beat , , The wa-y to be happy is to make To manage athletes to him is Omg.,-S Soy no featf' Mary Louise Neves Robert Eugene Pippen I have lear-ned, in whatsoever An athlete bold and strong state I mn, am IZ i , Therewith to be content. Yet seeking favor W' a lady-9 eye. Barbara Jean Mitchell Who climbs the grammar tree clistinctly knows Where noun and verb and par- ticiple grows. Doris Elaine Mott She is a good friend and work- er toog She always sees a project throughfi i I

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Nancy Jane Rudy Rosemarie Schipper l A daughter of the gods, di- For this is wisdom., to love, vinely tall, to live And most divinely fair and To take what fate or the gods goodf' may give. Carol Gene Seaman Erma Louise Seigle I slept and dreamed that life O Music, .sphere-descended, was beauty maid, I woke . . .and found that life Friend of pleasure, wisdomfs ' JJ was duty. aid. Barbara Ann Shoffner Ruth Eileen Shonting Oh, like a queen.'s her happy Her smile is just as bright as it tread can be, And like a queerfs her 'red-gold On this Pm sure you will head. agree. Donald Kay Siler Douglas Lee Siler When joy and duty clash, Keep up appearancesg therein Let duty go to smashf' lies the testg The word will give thee credit for the rest. William Harold Shoupp James Anthony Slattery Ah mischief, thou art swift to Of course, he's just a Troy enter High lad In the hearts of desperate rnenf' Because he is we re downright glad?