Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IL)

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15555 Oliver Arth . Em a Benak . . Doris Binney . . Edna Bouse . . . Emmabelle Cook . Verna Drique . . Virgil Gebhart . Omar Hampton . . . Kenneth Hanfelder Dorothy Heinlein . Richard Howe . . . Fern Kueker . . . Catherine Kunkel . Billy Lewis . . . Marie Loyet . . . Gene Lyons . . . Mildred Martin . Peggy Modene . . Lorine Niehaus . Virginia Poli . . Alfons Pranaitis . Imogene Reiffer . Paul Riebold . . . Rood o o 0 0 Virginia Schrameck Billy Schmitt . . Vernon Schultze . Eugene Stein . . Marvin Stock . . Robert Taake . . Russell Taake . . Betty J. Thomas . . . . Jack Weir . . . . Virginia Weisemeyer . . Roy Wittman . . . Mearl Wohlgemuth . Geneva Wooten . . JUNIOR ALIBIS I couldn't find my music. I haven't any more gas. Search me. I couldn't find my pencil. I haven't time now. I won't write another let Wait a while boys. There's no future to it. Take it easy. .He hugged the wrong turn. ter to him. I can't think of anything. We're going too slow. I got a headache. I d1dn't go to Highland. Honest! Why didn't someone tell me these things? Not so fast. I cou1dn't, Kid, I have t Have to go to a meeting. I could have done it. Could be. I don't want one. I'll do it tomorrow. I'm too tired. If Verna will, I will. Wait till I practice. I'm slipping, wait till I o practice. practice. I'm only chewing my tongue. I almost made it. I almost did it. It lsn't red. I'm tired. John won't, so I won't. He don't like me Kneither Booten d1dn't, did he? I knew my English foncel. I know there's no English does shel. assignment today because I haven't got it. I'm bored.

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.EPEAESEA A VERNON SCHULTZ ' 'Crafty men condemn studies, Simple men admire themg And wise men use them.' Talents-Plowing 9' Peculiarity--Laziness F. F. A. l,2,3 Softball 1,2 High Lights Staff 3 A EUGENE STEIN a d o -H.ff' 'L 'All honor to him Who shall win the prize.' Talent--Basketball Peculiarity--Witty Basketball l,2,3 H1-Y 3 Baseball 1 Track 1,2 DOROTHY STEINMEYER 'She walks in beauty, , X Like the night ,wif Of cloudless climes'f And starry sk1es.' Talent--Going to shows Peculiarity--Big brown eyes Most Popular Girl l MARVIN sTocK 'jgf.f-ffJ A L 'Tis his at last who says it best I'll try my fortunes with the rest? Talent--Flirting Pecullarity--Showing off Basketball l,2,3 Band l,2,3 Bos TAAKE Tv ll -. 'He was a gentleman from sole to crown Clean favored and imperially slim! Talent--Working plane geometry Pecullarity--Using good judgment F. F. A. l,2,3 ' ...lf RUSSELL TAAKE 'r ' ' ' 'Boot, saddle, to horse and away.' Talent--Paying close attention Peculiarity--Using good judgment F. F. A. l,2,3 Basketball 3 Softball 2 BETTY JANE THOMAS W ' I 'Oh, slow to smite and swift to spare Gentle and merciful and justl' Talent--Sitting in a '39 Chevrolet Peculiarity--Talking to boys xwfl wt- JACK Glee Club 2,5 H1-Trl 5 Basketball Maid 5 S! Ha- . WEIR - Airhyf q4f...... 'In the spring a young man's fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of love. Talent--Dating Peculiarity--Talking with 'her' g Trojan Staff 3 , rf,.,' Band 1,2 WA ff A H1-Y 5 . 1 - Basketball 2 ' Track 1,2 Assistant Basketball Manager 3 VIRGINIA WIESEM YER ' 'Fair enough in hue her hair, She smiled on him with lovesome a1r.' A ' Talent--Primping P' Peculiarity--Giggling High Lights Staff 3 Vice-president of Class 3 Band 3 ROY WITTMAN .. 'Still on his delicate face A qulzzical thin smile is showing Talent--Flowing Peculiarity--Writing jokes F. F. A. 1,2,3 Softball 1 Hi-Y 3 MERLE WOHLGEMUTH ,- 'Still achieving, still pursuing Learn to labor and to wait.' Talent--Playing basketball Peculiarity--Throwing paper wads Basketball 1,3 F. F. A. 2,3 Hi-Y 5 GENEVA woo'rEN - 'W' 'I fill this cup with one made up Of lovliness alone.' , VM Talent--Excuse collector A Peculiarity--Dignity Glee Club 2,3 2' ' High Lights Staff 1 H1-Tri 3 Basketball Maid 3 I

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Aiieiyiiii a, NEW FIRES--JUNIOR PLAY THE CAST Lucinda Andrews, a widow . . . . Suzanne Toler, a spinster . Sid Sperry, a farm hand . . Jerry, his son ..... . Stephen Sentry, an author . . . . Billy, his son ..... Phyllis, his daughter . . Anne, his wife .... Olive, his daughter . . . Eve, his daughter-in-law, Dick's wife Dick, his son ............ Doctor Lynn Gray, a young physician . Mary larshall, a neighbor . . . . . . . Mrs. Marshall, lary's mother . . Virginia Schrameck Mildred Martin Oliver Arth . .Marvin Stock Dick Howe Merle Woglgemuth Verna Driqug Geneva Wooten Betty Jane Thomas Betty Jean Rood Jack Wier Gene Stein Catherine Kunkel Doris Binney SYNOPSIS The entire action of the play takes place in the combination dining-room-living-room of the GPU ACT ACT ACT old Sentry homestead,located in the south- part of lissouri. The time is the present. I: Five o'c1ock on an afternoon late in January. II: Scene 1--At dawn, the next morning. Scene 2--Saturday afternoon,two weeks later. III: Scene 1--Ten o'c1ock on a morning three weeks later. Scene 2--Six o'c1ock on a June even- ing some three months laten