Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1949 volume:

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We have always had their sincere devotion, their deepest sympathy, their understanding advice, and their patient and unselfish efforts in helping us to achieve a higher goal. Along with the dedication we also wish to express our sincere thanks to all our teachers and friends and anyone else who have aided us in any way. Without their aid, we probably would never have stepped so far as to put out an annuaL one of our last official acts as members of Troy High School. vs- .vvv f,.:, f:.f-4w4as.1e1.-., ' s ' ' 'y f r '- - s 5 y . W I i 'A'?A3'A 1'i ' 'ZS' f z' d vi: ,. ' - .g'fTff'1' I I x- x iq, 4 M4 . ,..v- -X ,,-w. 1 'H 'H f:'Z' 1 if .v . - fa t.3gu,q: , . .. .ii ,L , X S. x Ax 2 -an ' 'V rs 4' r an Q r fl E f I A ,f ., j N. 'li J 1. W 0 Q ,J 1- E 1 N R X Q, M x X ri ,ff ' .fr ' , 4 j H T ! ,- If I ,-5, 17 J I . nf iw.: ufff X . x .. ,, ' 3,-13 111- X, ,, L, X ' XX ffmw :Q x ,J 1, EE. , X , '-ff iffy - A' 1 :julia . k qs if QN gwV Qw, YY. 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I Q 4, 1 , mg I ' L K L f ' . 4 f K 3 2 6 w+'Wmf'H'Pw mmmmmmmmm'iWfmffvwvrWW'Wwpmsmmmmwfmmmvwy' SENIOR SKETCHES Priscilla Jane Cravens, was born to Mr and Mrs vernon Cravens, on Feb ruary 19, 1951 She was born at Haxville, Indiana She attended Troy Grade School and Troy High School This ls Prisc1lla's second year as cheer leader at Troy High School, and she has done a very fine job of yelling both years Her hobbies are reading, swimming, and skating For her favorite song she has chosen, 'The Desert Song ' Priscilla won first place in the Oratorical contest this year. She plans to go to work when school is out, but she doesn't know where On January 14, 1931 lr and Hrs Oswin Engelbrecht became the proud parents of a baby girl They called her Juanita Anna She was born near Evanston, Indiana She attended St John's and New Boston Grade Schools and Troy High School. Juanita won the sewing award and also first place in the style show, when she was a Freshman She also won a sewing award when she was a Junior As her hobby Juanita has chosen. reading 'Tree in the meadow' is her favorite song Her favorite food is fried chicken She plans to go to work in an office when school is out A wailing bundle was dropped at the home of lr and Irs Erwin Lamar, on lay 12, 1931 They called this lovable girl Clara Ann Lamar She was born near Troy, Indiana She attended St Plus Grade School and Troy High School Clara has been chosen as Salutatorian of the class of '49 Her hobby is reading and writing letters Her favorite food is fruit salad She has chosen as her favorite song 'Far Away Places ' Clara plans to get a job when school is out. Melinda Margaret Meunier was born to lr Bhd the late Hrs Elmer leunier, She attended Bt Pius Grade School and Troy High School Collecting post cards is Kallnda's hobby Her favorite song is, 'Cruising Down the River on a Sunday Afternoon After school is out lallnda plans to be a secretary April 21, 1932 was a glad occasion for lr and Irs Nelson Snyder They became the proud parents of a baby girl, which they named Betty Jean Snyder 'Snookie' as she is better known, was born in Troy, Indiana She attended Troy Grade School and Troy High School This is her first year as cheer leader, and she is doing a very fine job of helping to lead the cheering section, through all the games Betty Jean has been chosen to give the Valedictory address at Commencement Her favorite song 1s,'I'l1 See You Again ' Reading good books is her hobby After school is out Betty Jean is planning to take a business course On January 22, 1932 a daughter was born to lr and I s Bernie Winkler. They named her largorie Iarie Winkler She was born in Cannelton She has attended Cannelton and Consolidated Grads Schools and Troy High School hargorle chooses dancing, skating, and collecting pictures, as her hobbies She has a hard time in selecting her favorite song, because she likes them all but finally she chose, 'Stardust ' largorle doesn't know what kind of work she will do when she gets out of school On July 31, 1950 Hr and Mrs Thomas M Moshenek, became the proud parents of a son They named him Malcolm Lee Moshenek He was born at Evansville Indiana Lee attended Troy Grade School and Troy High School As his favorite song he chooses, 'Underneath the Arches ' His hobby ls sleeping, especially in school After school is out Lee plans to be an electrician Q C on October 25, 1930. She was born near Tell'C1ty, Indiana. . I I . D + O I O I Q 9. 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Within less than a week or school, Betty Lou Abney and Mildred sturgeon lf E, withdrew. The rest of us went on together hoping we could finish the year e f without losing any more members. Before our Freshman year was completely over Y E Joe Saunders, Olive June Wheeler and Berneta Anthony withdrew. Q Q Our Freshman year meant a year of hard work for all of us, but the class ? Q' felt the need of an education and kept right on. The class officers for this Q Q year were: president-Mary Iris Scotty vice-president-Charles Youngg secretary- 3 3 treasurer-Maurice Shephard: student-council-members-Donald Poole and Juanita 1 Q Edwards: class reporter-Betty Jean Snyder. Mr. Munier was our class sponsor. 2 4. J T After a year of hard work we were advanced to the rank of iophomores. We 2 5 hoped that this number would remain until they became Sen ore ut when we re- Q 'F entered to take up our further duties as Sophomores the total dropped from Q Q twenty-seven to fifteen. This road was not as hard and our work and activ- 1 'f ities were more successful. Our class officers were: president-Juanita Engel- 5 ig . brechtg vice-president-Betty Jean Snyderg secretary-treasurer-Juanita Edwardsg Q g student-council-Maurice Shephard and Mary Iris Scottgreporter-Juanita Edwards. Q W Miss Ruth Holladay was our class sponsor. 5 52 We felt that we could travel more swiftly now, since we had already com- 3 M' pleted two years of school. When we returned for our Junior year we found J Pf that seven more of our members failed to return. With the remaining seven 4 f girls and one boy, we completed our Junior year. Our class officers were: 1 ',: Melinda Meunierg vice-president-Maurice Shephard: secretary-treasurer-Clara A , Ann Lamarg student-council-Maurice Shephard and Priscilla Cravens. Priscilla Q 1 was also our reporter. Mr. Munier was our class sponsor. Clara Lamar won t e g x Home Ec. medal, Melinda Meunier won the shorthand award, Juanita Engelbrecht Q f won the sewing award and Betty Jean Snyder won the activities medal. 5 F This year, our Senior year, the enrollment for our class was eight. Al- Q 5 though we lost one member we also gained one member. Lucille Weedman failed Q Q' to return this year. Lee' Moshenek entered our class at the beginning of the P 5 year. We went on with these eight members until February when Maurice Shep- ' 3 hard-quit. Of the original twenty-seven members of this class, seven have 3 3 remained and are now ready to graduate. After four years of hard work we have J S now reached the goal we have been striving toward. ' 5 . - g Our class officers are: president-Malinda Meunierg vice-president-Begty 5 T Jean Snyder' secretary-treasurer-Clara Lamar' and student-council-members ee K 2 Moshenek and Juanita Engelbrecht. Margorie Winkler is our reporter. Mr. Hall 'E 5 is our sponsor. Betty Jean Snyder won the D.A.R. contest in our school this S 'year. Priscilla Cravens won the Oratorical contest. Priscilla has also been 5 Q - 'g a cheerleader for two years. Betty Jean was elected cheerleader this year. 5 ', 3 The class motto is, nToday Decides Tomorrow.' The red carnation was chosen 5 U E as the class flower and the class colors are gray and blue. The valedictorian 3 L. ' E for our class.is Betty Jean Snyder and the salutatorian is Clara Lamar. 3 1 , Q . 12 1 E , Our Baccalaureate tspeaker was Reverend Father DeJean, the Commencement 5 Ut ' E speaker was Miss Mary C. Burke of Illinois, and Reverend Knepper of Tell City 3 Y? 5 dpllverbd the invocation and benediction at Commencement. 2 N 6 v '.Alf.M.! X!Z. 1521111139 .NZM 1- H' K K il...SLL2.:aLL.....N H H4414 4- ai-.c-aA.r.:4.f.15.4..Q.Jae.,.o.. .AAAQ - ZA!!! - -1.u.- ' +2-.f.a., gf 1- E if , , ' I : - , I ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' I I ' A Q Tii lx 1 Y g ' -, 1 ' rv: ' ' N 4 ' LY' El! K 5 1. 5 1 1 3 My 1 A -. 21 ' ' .11-V. MNWIWRXWBX-law T-fi-IYAIN Mm W 'V VAWNQIINWV fX NIX-IM6 AKA Vmflrn Mvmmiwl ZYIVRVYESTFK MM4 X 'V' ,muy M CLASS PROPHECY Dear Teachers and Students of Troy High School Since we need a long rest to take our minds off our present responsibill ties, we shall visit with the Senior Class of '49 We have our suitcases packed including our tooth brush and comb Because we are the only ones who are sent on such a vacation, we are very happy to report the happenings of each stop off station Due to certain circumstances we have run a little low on that stuff called money, so we decided to go to the bank in Chicago, Illinois, and whom should we see but Betty Jean Snyder, who is now a private secretary to the President of the bank Betty Jean had done very well for herself for there is soon to be a wedding and she will come walking down the aisle to become the bride of her employer Leaving Chicago we happened to see a little farm house outside the city limits, and stopped to look around A neat looking woman came to the door After she greeted us, we recognized her to be the former Clara Lamar, who is now Mrs Charles B inksneader They are making a successful living raising everything from vegetables to four little Brinksneaders Continuing on our journey by train we met an old acquaintance, Priscirh husband, Linus Linne We were Cravens, who is on her way to meet her future famous singing star, but will surprised to hear that Priscilla has become a soon retire to become a housewife a little stimulation so coming Imagine our astonishment when who should appear to wait on us but Lee Moshenek who is the proud owner of this store He has everything for sale from champagne to Alexanders, and we feel sure that in time to come this place will be a rendezvous for the sur rounding com unity After coming this far we decided we needed to a brightly lighted liquor store we went in Passing through a small town about like Troy we happened to see a large hardware store and looking through the window we saw another student of Troy High School, Juanita Engelbrecht, so we went in to talk to her She says she is now the manager of this store, but also has another job, taking care of the little Wells Arriving in Hollywood, California, we noticed a brightly lighted dance hall and after furth r investigation we found that the program featured the music of Smokey McCoy Guess who the proprietor of this lively little place 1 That's right! Margorie Winkler She is now married to Bill Vanconia and they are having a wonderful time bringing up their little Vanconlas to be nice lit tle ladies and gentlemen Coming into the small town of New York, we felt sure that we would be in need of some life insurance, as things were moving so fast we could hardly keep up with our adventures We were glad to see another of our friends from Troy High School Behind the desk was Mallnda Meunier, who is making very good use of her ability in typing and shorthand, that she acquired from dear old Troy High School Melinda is now very happily married to Bruce Richard son Bruce takes care of the house while Melinda works in the office New our vacation is at an end We are feeling a lot better, but our minds will carry an imprint of each of the Seniors We are proud of what the Class of '49 has accomplished, and we hope that their success in life will continue Cordially yours, awww M W Class of '50 A59 a X '5 4. 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I L CLASS WILL Q Eg We, the Senior Class, of Troy High School, in Troy, Indiana being of sound 2 Q mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will g 5 and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. 5 2 -3 5 First, we direct that all our just debts and graduation expenses be fully 5 Q' paid and satisfied, as soon as conveniently may be, after our departure. 2 2, Z H. Second, each of the seven individuals and the class as a whole wish to de- 2 f part with their best abilities, good works and deeds in the following wayg g I I, Malinda Meunier, will my shorthand ability to Margie Brumfield. 3 1 S 5 I, Margorie Winkler, will my jokes and bright remarks to Mr. Munier. He 2 b needs some new ones . K I, Lee Moshenek, will my ability to graduate to Don Steen. He will need 3 lf all he can get . L - 3 Q I, Priscilla Cravens, will my position as cheerleader to my sister, Mary. Q Q F I, Betty Jean Snyder, will my gift of gab to Samuel Spencer. 5 E I, Juanita Engelbrecht, will my bookkeeping ability to my sister, Doris. 2 my V k I, Clara Ann Lamar, will my good grades to my brother, Albert, so he will ' 5 win more stripes on his basketball sweater. 3 5 We, the Senior Class of 1949, will to our dear Principal, lr. Hall, the 5 Q front teeth he lost because of us. Q To Mr. Walk, the sponsor of the Trogan, we will a lot of boys in the Senior , 5 classes hereafter, so he won't have o worry about getting the paper out on 5 J time. 9 g We will to Kiss Conway, Senior Classes that are dignified. 0ur class never U E was dignified and Miss Conway certainly had a time trying to control it. 5 To Miss Simpson, our music teacher, we will a music ronm instead of a Q dressing room in which to hold her classes. 5' We will to Miss Holladay, more quiet Home Ec. classes like the ones were ' E when we were in class. : Q To Mr. Munier, we will a rod and reel, so long that he can come to school J 5 and fish at the same time. Q E We will to the incoming Freshmen, a class so large that it will never lack S E anything, including men. I E To the present Freshmen class, we will a room of their own equipped with a 3 E lot of card tables. We also will them all the experience we have collected. Q E We will to the present Sophomore class, the attendance record we had this If I year. 5 f To the Senior Class of 1950, we will the ambition we had to be in an ora- 2 , torical contest. Q Q 1 we will to Ash Scott and 'Lefty' Cravens, the position as machine men for 5 the Trojan next year. By that time, they will be experienced, since they had Q E this pos ion this year. Q ' 5 In conclusion, we leave our best wishes to each succeeding Senior Class. S Q 5 tsl WWW! Q ' 23553 :a.24:au.legu.m-4L.u4,2.s.a4f.'A-a-1.111.4L-,,uK.Q.1':.:1.M.'e f,: dll. ,..-, -gag., '. .,.1.x.. -.. - f u..1.Qaf: ..,, ..o.., ..: . .. - f- 3 4 ! 2 , , , . 4 O I Xxi'f. '- ' 1 f 1 j s 4 5-Se! 5 'JY ' N ,gf x A9 N S 'mihfii - 1 X MW QUQEP5 ' - ff X adgaj Q .fp Y 1 N- 'X X X f 'NJ H x QAM 11 xx x Q x R , H 1 f x 5 0. J 5 . Ex xx B X X ' x 'I XX X iw RX xx 'X TX n s IX N'-fx i JJ , X xx ' - i : 0 A X W 1 H , QQQQ -x N 5 E j, f S rig' f' l, H 4 Y M! 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Alefidqe .a fn' r ,4- w e I r Don Steen . , ,.y-.-,.v.?.w-y-vq-vw-rv 1' R 1 P' l 29 5 wwwsf-w,vmwHHM'-'vfw-wYw1yf+'fvWwmmwWwm-FTWVFMQ Q JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY' 9 g In September of l9h6, twenty-eight bright eyed and serious minded pupils 5 Q entered Troy High School and became known as Freshmen. These pupils were: Q E Ada Adkins, Geraldine Jones, Mary Agnes Huff, Viola Wittman, Imogene Foerster, 1 E Esther Klueh, Joy Howe, Robert Fuchs, Donald Steen, Ashley Scott, Donald Mo- 3 a shenek, Joyce Aldridge, Ruth Blue, Virginia Brinksneader, Paul Munier, Donald 5 Tuggle, Clarence Schulthise, Earl Cravens, Delbert Wittman, Marcella Huebsch- g Q man, Mary Frances Fuchs, Bertilla Edwards, Carl Young, Zelma Kessans, Clara 5 I Kuntz, Rachel Poole, Maxine Humphrey, and Marjorie Brumfield, Ada Adkins and 5 ? Robert Fuchs withdrew from our class after Christmas, but a new member, Louise 5 Q Doody, came to our school from Chicago in the month of March. This left us 1 , with twenty-seven members at the end of our Freshmen year. Z Q Our Freshmen officers were: President-Ruth Blue, Vice-president-Marcella 1 Huebschmang Secretary-treasurer-Clara Kuntzg Student council members-Clarence 5 f Schulthise and Joyce Aldridge: Class reporter-Joyce Aldridge. Mr. Walk was 5 our class sponsor. 2 E The boys that were on the basketball team were: Earl Cravens, Carl Young, 3 a Ash Scott, Don Steen, Don Moshenek, Clarence Schulthise, Don Tuggle, and Paul S Munier. . 5 E Joyce Aldridge won the Home Economics medal and Marcella Huebschman was 5 E awarded the scholarship award. 3 - 4 5 When we came back as Sophomores, we found that Imogene Foerster, Carl Young 2 Esther Klueh, Zelma Kessans, Louise Doody, Maxine Humphrey, and Mary Agnes Q Q Huff had not returned. We had three new members: James Kuntz, who had bee: E 1 attending school in St. Louis: John Brock, who returned from the army: and Q . Margaret Hattenbach, who had been attending school in Tell City. Bertilla Ed- 2 1 Wards and Rachel Poole withdrew from our class leaving us to finish our Sopho- 5 - more year with twenty-one members. 3 e e Boys on the basketball team this year were: James Kuntz, Earl Cravens, Ash 5 j Scott, Clarence Schulthise, Don Steen, Don Tuggle, and Paul Munier. 2 Three girls from our general business class were chosen to entel a com er- 2 fg cial contest held at Dale. These girls were Joyce Aldridge, Viola Wittman, S 7 and Marcella Huebschman. Viola won first place and was awarded a gold medal 5 j and the girls won first place as a team. Viola was also awarded the Home Eco- j f nomics medal and Earl Cravens received an award in basketball for having the 5 Q best percentage in foul shooting. 2 E Our Sophomore officers were: President-James Kuntzg Vice-president-Ruth 2 Q Blue: Secretary-treasurer-Clarence Schulthiseg Student council members-Paul 5 X Munier and Bertilla Edwards: and Reporter-Clara Kuntz. For our class sponsor 5 Q we chose Miss Holladay. 5 E When we returned as Juniors we were sorry to see that we had lost four more E 2 of our classmates. They were: Virginia Brinksneader, Clara Kuntz, Donald 3 . Tuggle, and Delbert Wittman. John Brock withdrew soon after school started S Q but again we also gained a new member, Beverly Vaught, who came to our school 3 l from Calhoun, Kentucky. E L Our Junior class officers were: President-Ruth Blue: Vice-president-Joy 3 f Howe: Secretary-treasurer-Marcella Huebschmang Student council members-Paul S : Iunier and Beverly Vaughtg and Reporter-Ruth Blue. 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I J . 1 ' 2 Grnvelspncker T T ',E'f f f1'T'T f'j Tf'T f 'f +1 7Nff i 'f'T 'j -T7 Y -'fQf7-'v-fff:Lf.-Yw-rw-,- , . , Y , r-wwf-W ,-- Y Q F , ,I . , , - ,:.y v , W v-H-, , , ..,.,,.... .,...4.....,P-.. .. , , ,YA,- 747 k,A,.inx' 1 f x . , , ff .H 15 H 4-n,AA,m, .J , . .,,. L, . W. Y.. ,f...A4.....-..4.+4.4........+1..- ......4-,..,..,eff-.4.u-.-v.m.-- Fifth and Sixth Grades Estella VanZandt, Teacher .. an ax F' First and Second Grades Katie R. Gayer, Teacher 4 A-4....-Yf.1.Y,w.-. ,,,4.,,.,,, Seventh and Eighth Jrndes William D. Rust, Teacher Third and Fourth Grades Olive Howe, Teacher if -is ' ffiif. -his -YQP5,-T' Y 2'7 ' 1 i'T7 .7 n T?'5T9'i'S ffiE . ff i ixitft ' .'f ?, 'lv' Q 'T' 'i 'ff5'.i I, ' T: - A-u..u.N.d-ua.: ' --uf., 4- .4 -fl 11,1-c4...4.4.l-- -,rg-A 1f.4s.4.4.4.-1,.u..- 4 -zz-,J-4-n - ' ' OUR TR'JANS First row, Charles Brauneckar, Student Manager Second row, left to right, HSkiopyH Conon, Clarence Schulthise, HSedn Steen, Bob Masterson, Merle uRedn Shephero, and ndamnyn Braunecker. 2 N Last row, left to rlght, Stan Rust, Doodlcu Lamar Jim Kuntz, HLcftfH Cravens, Asn Scott, noickn Bolin, and Coach Vic walk. CNet on picture, Joe Rileyl TEAM SCORTRS Ash Scott 150 A1 Lamar Lefty Cravens 99 Dale Steen Jim Kuntz 65 Merle Shephard Bob Masterson 7l Clarence Echulthisc SEASONS RECORD Troy 52 Chrisney 50 Troy 20 Tennyson Troy 29 Ireland 27 Troy 20 Cannolton Troy 52 Hanceville 54 Troy 27 Hawesville Troy 28 Tell City 69 Troy 50 Lynnville Troy 15 Rockport 50 Troy 28 Holland Troy 54 O11 Twp. 27 Troy 45 Luce Twp. Troy 44 Selvin 54 Troy 40 Selvin Troy 28 Birdseye 55 Troy 55 Stendal Troy 24 Dale 41 Troy 55 Chrisney Troy's total points ----------- 567 Opponents total points- ------ TOURNEY RETURNS Troy 29 Tell City L JL wAxLf'M .aA4uAg1:uJ4: :min4mm1pA4hLgWl5, 22 58 45 54 64 55 20 47 55 -801 70 nl-I-nr' 1 ,1-4 .3 I I .1 if Wh. A P! 1 I SQ il 3 H ., 1'- 1 1 1 K. pl J fi P 3 iii ef 5, H 1 .0 .1 r' 91 .511 .lr lf S ji 5 . , ,F A5:-.,:QJ4'Q,gQgiQ - fi ' .g....g,..,.,.QI,.,.1,,u4.Qg,Qgg,,Q,gQ,' 'Pf zi f' f' ' 'f '-1 ' -1 1 ,W 5 .ijj 5 .Q 1 f' ff 1-. - 4 4 . if ' - J' rt. 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There vsra six sfrls mls mln? out for tla position ss choir lnafzr this Maur. These csndiiatgs vars: War? Evflfn Cravens, V!rf'nia Ysliis, 155 Prilda Rldrldfe, frsshrsn, Varian TWH ls, s so nsrors, Joy Hows, a 'unior, unc Betty Jaan S'yssr, a senior. Frieda and Paffy Jwsn wsre slscfed Of 'hs stuufnt sody to fill thu vaoannies. Frieda AldriQ'e is lv vssrs Qld. SLJ has bro n hair, Hresn eras, awd is 5 fast 3 inches tall. She is a Irishman. This is har flrsf ya.r an ohaar leader. Betty Jean Snider is s ssnivr. This is hgr first yaar as chasr lssdzr. She is 13 ysars old, hls oroun hair, hlua eyes, and is 5 fest 5 i ch3s tall. Priscilla Cravans is also a senior. She has served two wears as cheer leader. Last year she ysllod with Ruth Colliqnon and Hazvl Roma. Priwcilla is li vsars old, She has brown hair blue args and is 5 feet 2 inches tall. . 1 V 1 This year, the rirls wors rosn Jlssted shirts, presn swsstsrs, ,old dlckqm and tiuhts, and whit: shoas and socks. They also had golc svsatsrs and shits blouses. These girls did A var' go:d fob of leading the fans in chwarlnp tha boys, althoufh our basketball record for this year was not vary pond. -9 hope that Frieda carries on the good work durinr the ysars that she is chaar lsadsr. is also wish her road luck in the future in toachlnm the new cheer leaders. -, --V lf- W ---H,--1--v. .- -4--.pw-ss-.....-.-.. ..., v. ,,,,v..,.....,,..,......,,., -1-vw-vv v-v --r---.--r -vw-1-M - -. iw-f - .., ,-vq-- QV.:--,-,-W1-1-,-.-1,1-,fri --M--, , 2, I , , Y 3 1 f ' 1 d .1 'fx 4 , 5 , A Q y Q Q UN w S , 1 .1 9 i ,:, 3 lj id 3 Ex W M w F? s Z Vu 21 9 J I 1 . Y w m 3 :Q J 1 U 4 N il s N J 2 if 1 1 '4 4 v I w .aj -4 V 11 3 My 4 xxx K .T L ' ,, , 4 1 , I .L .0 .6 g ag: X Q3 3k 7, ig' gl P fo' J ,f, b 1' ' Y A M :JE y fi Q , K xiii: Es V FVTY' f ' f V' 7' ' V' - v w'7N5'Tv'w'7i3?1?'?'W g'7,'Q:'T 7i'-W 'Vw' .T , ? LL F vAL'iL:1f:'ro521lN 'S S Betty Jean Snyder was chosen Jaledictorlan for E the Class oi' lotlg. tier total points, on the oasis Q of 3 for an A, 2 for a W, and l for a G weru 71. Q Betty Jean entered Troy :ii-rh School from Troy 1 Grade School in September, lQKj. She was on the Q donor Roll nearly every month while attending high J school. In her Junior year, she was awarded the T Activities WGUQI which goes to the student who has , done the most to promote and aid in the schools Activity Program. . ' ' Betty Jean also was chosen by her classmates : M . , and the faculty For the L. A. R. Award. She was L A 3 I ve y 'l chosen on the basis of these charactvristlcs: L' - U 'f.y7i Lepcndaoility, Service, neadership, and Pazriotlsm f ' kf'fH Egg The three girls chosen by the senior class werw - -f .L'fM'Q?: Melinda Meunier, Juanita Lngelbrecht, and Betty Q , lg :'s if Jean Snyder. The faculty then chose Betty Jean. lg A em qi wxivsbhymyflgffgt ,.,X lybl Betty Jean ls the daughter of Lr. and Lrs. if ,, K i' wmkf ,ff M Nelson Snyder of Troy. i u ,- Q SALUTLTOMIAN 4 Clara Ann Lamar was chosen as Salutorlan for K the Class of l91Q. Her total points for ner four 1 f years in high school were 67. ' Clara Ann entered Troy Y-llgh School in September, 'L J l9Ig.5. ,She graduated from St. Pius Jrade School. i 'i'fQ?k She was on the Honor Roll nearly every month whlle i 3 in high school. She received the Home Economics E V Award in her Junior year for outstanding work in 3 1. her home projects. Q Clara is seventeen years old, is five fort two C and one half inghes tall, has light brown hair, and green eyes. 1 She is the daughter of Mr. and Yrs. Trwln Lmnar K of near Troy. E ORATOHICAL CONTEST UINLQH Priscilla Cravens, daughter of Eir. and Mrs. Vernon Cravens of Troy, was selected as first j place winner in the Oratorical Contest sponsored 2 by the American Legion at Troy digh School. All 5 Seniors were required to prepare a talk on the V Constitution. The talk was to be at least ten minutes ln length. Priscilla was awarded first . place prize. Melinda Meunier, daughter of Mr. 7 Elmer Meunier, was awarded second place. fi Since Troy High School was the only school in 1 2 - 4,-, ,w,. 4 Perry County to participate in tae Contest, 2 QMW Priscilla was also named as the County dinner. ' 3 N 4' ' y. In the Listrict Contest held at Rockport High , ,H Q ,, f School, Rockport, Indiana, Priscilla was awarded J, ' y yg h A f fourth place. 5 ., ,.,x,,l, , .A - 1 .4 - 4Ql..,1.... Aa-,LU .1 . 'A ' , Hu-, nw, Ax, lx, .Q..u.lnl2QL .3-,gy , My A .a .ff K f.,J,.H.4 ,H ,.,,4.,- . a . 4 . t , Q rf -fro ,- - 1 V, 9 ' u -N -, -v- if-5-ff iv iii'-1?i437i2e - ' w r ,' 5- Ircv ,- 1 -- Zipwm- ' - ' - 5 : u 5 . 5 'Zl'f.1'Ei2IAL C'lF.'T'I7LZ'I' ..1NNQli'i E In the lnvltntional Commercial Contest meld at 3 Lale last fear, Jiola Rittman, Cl ss of 1950, was E awarxed First prize in General Business with a 5 score of :?.j. Jnrcclla Huebscnman was third in S the contest and Joyce Aldridge was sixth. Troy H154 senool's team consisting of tne asove girls 2 won First prize as a team. Viola received a first E place mwual and the scnool received a trophy from 5 Lcckyear's Lusiness Colle e, soonsor of the con- 5 eugnter of Mr. ant Lrs. Herman 5 ,H os,on. ' I 52 5 5 S? C- Si if COMA.dClAL CQNFLSF -INALA 4 Kenneth '-Tittmen, Class of 'LLB was pronomced 41 'L ,' first place winner of the Bookkeeping section of f the Commercial Contest at Dale. Kennetn's score 4 was 90. William Rust was tnlrd and Aloert Gross 3 fifth in the contest. Troy lign School's fookkevp- 5 ing team, consisting of the above names Joys was E awarsled first place in the contest as a teal.. 5' Kenneth received a medal and tne school received a 5 trophy from Lockyear's Juslness Co.le5e, sponsor of the contest. Kenneth is a brother of Viola nittlun, wlnner in Jeneral jusiness, and tne son of ,v. nn irs. ierman ,'.' ittnan of new joston. ? ,z iOfiFif-.NLD A-'-Arie' Melinda Veunier, a senior was awarded the 4 ,hortnand Medal in her Junior year for outstandlng 3 work in Snortnand. She was awarded this Medal on the basis of ner 3 - grades on dnortnann exaninaticns and the grade she Q eg received on her test at the Commercial Sontest Q R meld at Dale High School last year. Q , Y 1 ifalincia is eighteen years old, has bleck imair, fi is Q drown eyes, and is five feet and seven inches tall. 3 Q She is the daughter OF Mr. and the late Ars. 3 J, f lilmer Zsieunler of near 'Pell City. 'ml n Q Mx fl , ' . I M H ' , 2QmXxsXwx '5l I' A .2. 'ell tees, ! +tsllL1f1LIf7ZfIIT' 425. T 'iT7f?ETTTI - , 1TTT?ITIZZTU2?.e:aaa4aLe.af- .,A -a4:t' Q ' LaQ.i3 if U I 2 Q c, r- -7' ' V cr' Q o .vivfw'f5'iv Q v qvvf' vw vw - ' 'ev 'cv' - 'w fYw'v'V r, 'ww-El 07 MEMORIES E Q Let your mind wander along with us now Q As glancing backward for a while, 5 We take the time and space to print 3 Those memories from our memory file. 5 5 Remembers 1 lhen we were green freshmen and had more than one boy in our class......... Q ...How we planned on going to Lincoln City for our picnic when we were sopho- E mores and ended up going to Lincoln Ferry Park.J..........The biology trips we J took when we were sophomores............lhen Don Poole and Paul lasterson 5 began fighting before Geography class started because Paul called us 'Green 2 Freshmen ............How Lucille Weedman's laugh affected everyone............ 5 How we missed Roy Wise and his mules, Kate and Jack............How happy we ' were when lies Burke said she would speak at our com encement exerclses....... 5 .....How we enjoyed those educational pictures as well as the others.......... 5 ..lhen Priscilla said 'wratten' for 'written' in the oratorlcal contest....... 5 .....How nervous we were before we gave our speeches............The icy water S of Twin Caves at Spring Mill, for once some of the seniors got cold feet...... 2 ......How we tried to keep our room clean and those juniors messed it up again 5 ............How the senior girls supplied the junior boys with pencils, paper 2 and candy............When we were freshmen and Hr. Hunier was going to install 2 a party line for lalinda leunler, Juanita Edwards and Clara Lamar so they 4 could get their algebra............How we fussed about getting gypped out of a 2 hike when we were freshmen...........How we always had to hunt class rooms for 5 history and government classes, the Home Ee. room, the gym, the stage, the 3 dressing room and last of all the office. It's a good thing we had a small 4 class............Hcw proud we were to have the county winner in the oratorical 2 contest............The record in attendance we held as sen1ors............How 4 the other kids were afraid to come into our room when school started. They 2 would stand at the door and holler for us when they wanted to talk to us...... 4 ......How 'Lefty' Cravens cleaned up that bottle of ink he knocked over. He 2 just used a package of typing paper and a dozen large lnk blotters............ 3 The time Lee spilled his ink all over his desk, bookkeeping books and himself. 9 ...........lhen and how Maurice and his chair slid down ln the office during 5 government............How we all jumped every time the telephone rang during Q government class when we were in the off1ce......,.....The times we had get- ' ting out the 'Trojan'............What a time we had getting the practice sets ' in bookkeeping............How cold it was when we had to get ads for the Tro- jan, but lt was fun............lhat a time Lee had getting out the sports page l of the TroJan............When we were freshmen and Clara Lamar broke the heel ' off of her shoe before the operetta 'Nifty Shop.' The show must go on........ .....The times we had on those skating parties and how Maurice was always - cleaning up the floor............Those two junior boys who wouldn't put on a pair of skates because they were afraid they would fall............The fun we I had at the Valentine party learning to square dance............How mad the ' seniors of '48' got when we wouldn't let them read their prophec1es....... ... The time when Hr. Walk let Lee have his Buick to take us to get ads for the , annual and Lee had to fix a flat tire before we could go, we thought there was a catch to lt............When we measurered for capa and gowns and lalinda had to sit down so lr. Hall could measure her head............The fun we had choos- 5 ing a play. We read about ten before we made up our m1nds............When lr. Walk asked Norma Uinchell why she didn't sit down during General Business W class and she told him her desk Cseatj was broke............When we were jun- iors and won the softball tournament............Bow we enjoyed preparing meals 5 when we were sophomores............When we were juniors and popped corn for Q the ball games, we ate as much as we popped............How we enjoyed going to g the ball games on the bus, it seems as though some of the freshmen girls en- 3 joyed it very much............The time we had taking pictures in the snow..... 5 .......Bow the boys went wild over the new student, Beverly Vaught............ A The day Mr. Hall wanted to ring the bell and got the rope instead............ B The time when all of the seniors got a 'C' in deportment.............How we looked forward to graduation day but also dreaded it. 2 X H 'elm , f Q.: H-'zg.'A.' .u..1.l.'f-Lxl:n,Qmu, Q.- :1-QLa':,.!.xLc.P::x- 4. ,1:,gea..:e..5'.-..sg.'..' '-..fn,.f.-.. 4. 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Just as everyone does while still in school, we many times wished 3 they had been over sooner. Now that they are over, they seem like four very 2 short years. Some of us may think we will never miss school. Next year when E the school bell rings calling the other students back to school we will prob- 5 ably wish we were going back with them. 2 01 The seniors have chosen the following poems as their epitaphs: 5 Betty Jean Snyder: Let ue then be up me doing, with e heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing , 3 Learn to labor and to wait. Q E Malinda Meunier: Be still, sad heart! and cease repiningg Behind 2 the clouds is the sun still shiningg Thy fate 5 is the common fate of all, Into each life some S rain must fall, Some days must be dark and Q dreary. Q Juanita Engelbrecht: Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, Is our destined Q end or way, But to act, that each tomorrow find 5 us farther than today. 5 Priscilla Cravens: My schooldays have ended, With a gay sunset, I 3 have enjoyed them all, And hold not one regret. 2 Along with the fun, the jey and sorrow, w111 2 Today Decide Tomorrow. 3 S Margorie Winkler: Lives of great men all remind us, We can make I our lives sublime, And departing leave behind 5 us, Footprints on the sands of time, Footprints 2 that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's Q solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, E Seeing shall take heart again. S S Lee Moshenek: You to the left and 1 to the right, For the ways of men must sever--And it well may be for Q a day and a night, And it well may be forever. ' But whether we meet or whether we part, For our 5 ways are past our knowing, A pledge from the 5 heart to its fellow heart on the ways we all ' are going! Here's Luck! For we know not where 2 we are going. Clara Lamar: Success is failure turned inside out--The sil- 5 ver line of the clouds of doubt--And you never 5 can tell how close you are, It may be near when S it seems afarg So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit--It's when things seem worst ' that you mustn't quit. 5 fi ssN1oR crass EPITAPH When we compare 5 What we have lost with what we have 5 gained, 2 What we have missed with what attained, Q Little reem do we find for pride. 2 We are aware But who shall dare 5 How many days have been idly spent, To measure loss and gain in this wise? Q How like an arrow the good intent Defeat may be victory in disguise, 5 Has fallen short or been turned aside. The lowest ebb is the turn of the tide. Q - f a' fl - M ' hamlet .el,a.a.e,slJ.-ete4e.e,,elenageae,Q J. ...ml . e 4 -'f2S Sll1MAQ2l . , , i l . 1 ' 5