Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IN)

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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. J . ,A 9 A jf 1- e H + ., M' 9 - +V Q,J4z,4.-.45.4:hQ:,LQ..,1.-QQ:4.-L.','..J.f,, na,-4a.'.,. 1 2 .,: ..l.,'ucf.-nm. a:f.:,,us,el.lh.l!L1.lx.f.u.'.' . 4 1 I 3

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