Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, NH)

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45 SPRING SPORTS Maryann Mattila '48 You can often tell spring is here, not only by the melting snows and warmer weather, but by the sports themselves. If while on the way to school you hear small boy's pockets tinkling like tiny bells you will come to the conclusion that the season for playing UMarblesn is here. The girls are soon begging'their fathers to cut a piece of clothes line for a jump rope. On the school sidewalk you have to dodge the swinging ropes and once in a while you cannot resist the temptation to jump a little yourself. On the empty lots around town you see the boys are starting to play baseball. Nearly everyone you meet is riding a bicycle along the road that looks like a long black ribbon stretched over the hills and dales. ll ll I wr wr -26 ei- FORTUNE TELLING Cln One Easy Lesson! Please apply the initials of your first and last name according to the alphabet and see what happensll miable erciful ountiful aughty areless bliging aring ersevering nergetic aurrelsome antiatical esponsible raceful illy ecticc alkative maginable seless olly ivacious issable illing Ovable cellent Y outhful Z ealous

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46 A Warning To All Nancy Gray '49 Oh! this bed is tiresome, as tiresome as can be, And remember all who read this, never try to ski. It hap ened in December, on a hill so very small, It seezed almost impossible that anyone could fall. My friend skied down so slim and slick, I thought that one just stood, And let one's self just slide along, But this I later found was wrong. So then I gave a great big push and down the hill I slid, Bet you can't guess what happened next or even what I did My skis got hooked around my head And next I knew I was here in bed. So let me warn you never to ski Or you'll break you neck just like me. 1 American Boys Dorothy Marrotte '49 There is a beautiful land That's the best in all the world. The home of the brave, The home of the free, The home of love and liberty. This year will not be, Like every other year, For our boys are fone, far and wide. So throughout the year we all will pray, For their safe returning, home to stay. we all hope too, for the war to end, And let every nation be peaceful, And helpful, obedient, and free The home of love and liberty.