Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IL)

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1 s..r '-11 WE WONDER WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF BETTER NOT BELIEVE IT Bress were a game of chess Diepholz Cdeep holes! were Hall were stairs Hanks were a sock Hood were a radiator Maden were a bachelor May were December g Schoon were an exhibit Wyatt Cwhy it! were because Boston were Concord Bybee were 'to be' Forberg were an iceberg Hunsche were two sports C Jones were bones Kamm were a ham Llewellyn were a felon Lockmann were watchman Meir were mare Mersinger were a messenger Schlemer were fatter Sheer were coarse Snow were rain Tennikait were 'can't take West were East Wrobel were rebel Paddock were Padlock Arth were mathematics Bouse were a mouse Cook were a butcher Howe were 'where' Stock were bond Lewis were Sch eling Lyons were lambs Poli were a sausage Rood were unrude Schrameck were a shamrock Knobby were a door knob Stein were twine Taake were give 'W1lk1e were Roosevelt Heinlein were a clothesline Ackerman were bakerman DeT1enne were gum Droy were Troy Hanks were 'thanks' Hood were a bonnet Levo were 'leave go' Meikamp were 'your camp' Peck were a bushel Peckar were wood lpeckerl Perry were Winnie lwinklel Sch erbauch were a hammock Scott were shot Scully were gulley Thomas were to make a promi Porter were mortar Callen were Colleen hun small holes t, ski, it' 89 Burl Porter has a girl with scarlet red hair and big blue eyes. Mr. Siefferman and Mr. Brucker belonged to the Men's Ballet Club and once did a ballet dance together. Miss Lenz goes to Africa each summer for her health. Millie Collins never wishes to marry. Kenny Loyet always knits his own socks. Floyd Langenwalter intends to go on Broadway soon after graduation. John Pavliein intends to give cooking lessons at the VFox Theatre every Saturday e James Bertorello will prophesy the fut- ure for President Roosevelt. Doris Binney has her heart set on a green emerald from Marvin May be- fore he graduates. Virgil Gebhart never intends to play basketball after this year because his best girl worries over his physical condition. Kenneth Hanfelder is going to pose for Paul Riebold, who is a great art- ist during the summer months. Eugene Stein and Roy Wittman are really fighting over the same'g1rl, but she is now going with Vernon S. Alfons Pranaitis and Betty Jane Thomas are going into business for them- selves as man and wife. Kenneth Engeling is going to Hollywood for a screen test. Dorothy Stelnmeyer and Lorine Niehaus are going to do something about getting a theatre in Troy and are thinking about hiring Robert and Russell Taake as ushers. Jack Weir and Billy Lewis are our star opera singers, only they do not want us to know about it.