Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IL)

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ps-v - E1 fglgli HOW THE TROY FACULTY SECURED THEIR POSITIONS MISS LENZ--COMMERCIAL Dear Board of Education: I would like very much to teach your school the com ercial stujects. I am very good at typewriting, though at tines 1 make a few mistakes. Shorthand is also ome of my specealties. I acn writ it as if I was an ezpert who had won prizes but I have a time reading it but I could lit my students do thatf In B ookening I8m a qhiz at balancing book but my addition 1sn't so very good, but I prmosie not to do much of that in class. I have also read the school paper at every possible chance. I feel con- dlfent that I could edet one at your place. I thinek you school would bene- fit by my coming. Very truoy Yours, Dolores Lenzf MR. SIEFFERMAN--BIOLOGY AND PHYSICS Dear School Board, I wonder if you would like to en- gage a very wonderful bug and plant lover. I hnow my atoms and molecules very well, so I think I would make a capable physics teacher. I have a won- derful personality and would get along with the pupils. I hope you will con- sider my application very closely. All great men seem to have been born in the month of February. I, too was born in that month. The great eman- cipator, Abraham Lincoln and I were born on the same day, February 22, but a few years apart,so consider my appli- cation. X Forever Yours, Royal Lincoln MR. VARNER--BAND Dear Board Members: If you are not yet music lovers, you will be when I come to your school. I can play any instrument but a trom- bone, claronet, oboe, and flute, which aren't important anyway. I can play the scale from the front and from the back on the piano and can play the saxophone without any complaining from the neigh- bors. I'm not saying anything about my singing, because to lead a band, you do not have to have a voice. Please give me a chance, because when I get mad I can really teach your children to play. Sincerely Yours, Mr. Varner a