Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, IN)

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Z r lr- ,wwwwHm'WfHw'mwmnwm' emw'w ' f'wwmnw :we-we e- W w -- f'-f w'f'-:- --wenfw Wwqg 1, .' 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