Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, PA)

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Zin Memoriam QEls1e louise wlllxams Eulp 3 1992 Zanuarp 2 19-11 Yet vs remembrance of those vutues dear Stzll they caLl forth my uarm affectzon 5 tear Stzll m my heart retazn their unwanted place Yet fresh the memory of that beauteous faceg

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Richard Wolfe R D l Snedekerxllle INDLSTRIAI ARTS With his laughing exes and curlx hair Dick can soon turn a dull class into a rrot Hrs serious moment hovxexer assure him success in some industrial position probablx Nation al Defense xxork Interclass Softball 1 Mr-hssa Vlood Trox AC-XDFVIIC Irke father llke son es 'vlelissa should haxe been a bo for her one am bitlon lies in the medical Jim Well if sl1e goes after that a she does everx thng else he ll b a great success Home Room Secretarx Treasurer 1 President 2 Orchestra 4 Drum and Bu C ros 1 2 3 4 Drt Major 2 3 4 Drum M3101 Club 4 Mixed Glee Club 3 4 District Lhor s T 2 3 4 Sewte e 4 Girls Cho us 3 4 Opuetta 1 2 3 Senior ax B sketball 1 2 'X 4 lexball 1 2 4 l Tra T 3 Athletic Association 3 4 Secr tau Treasurer 3 iheerleader 4 Press Club 4 Stamp Club 2 Sopro more Hon C011 mittee Marie Wright R D 1 Gmnxrlla S1111 mit HOME I-CONOWIICS We heaitrlx recommend Marie to anxone uanting a pleasant girl vsho can cook sew and dc housework wel proxiding le i l lowed to spend 501116 time playing her violin. singing, and square dancing. Ari-Hi-Y 33 Orchestra 3: Junior Glee Club 1: Mixed ee Club 2. 3. 4: ir Chorus 3. 4: Operetta 2, 3: Cafeteria 4. 27 ? llflih Robert Wolfe Snedekervrlle AGRICUI TURB Bobs pleasing personality and his good uork in agrr culture hare been a xalu able asset to our school His coaching ability helped the F F A Basketball Team to a successful season Home Room President 2 H1 Y 4 Future Farmers 1 4 Project Contest Winner 4 Kexstone Far er 4 Band 1 tricrass Bas etball 1 4 Future Farmers Basket l 1 4 Athletic Assocla tion 4 Tumor Prom Corn mittee 3 Future Farmers Wuee Cmnnittee 4 l'thel Wright Gillett HOVIF FCONOVIICC We ugree with the teach ll uho sad Ansone but E icl doing that would make e angrw but le 1 tt ot tun and en x e sr much I Just ca help liking her 1 H1 Y 4 Alhl 4s ocmtion 3 4 I-loisc Frwnees Wrlslew R D 2 Uls r K 0'VINlFRC I XI Modest and capable Elo ise who appears to studv morning noon and night 11 be an eltruent sen ogiapher Exen Dare mo ll ents she fills with needle xxork and readrng Her Cairn drsposition and easy courtesx characterize 1er appeal as a real friend Luthers Mills Class Sec re arx 1 T1 1 President 1: Orchestra 1. 2: Nlixed Glee Club 1, 2: Op- eretta 1, Troy: Press Club 4. George Earl Wrisley R. D, 3, Troy ACADEMIC A termite? Well, at least a bookworm! Maybe George accumulates all tis good-naturedness from his books. but how does h worm his continuous line of good marks out of the teachersi Could it possib- ly be by studying. West Burlington: Base- b ll 1: Press Club Presi- dent 1, Troy: Horne Room President 4: Hi-Y 4, Con- ference Delegate 4: Band 3, 4: Mixed Glee Club 2, 3: Boys' Chorus 2, 3. 4: Oper- etta 2. 3: Senior Play: Soft- 2. 3. .

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Class Poem School life for us at Troy has passed. Each day was filled with joy. Gur friends and classes now are massed Upon the ledger - Troy. Our friends have come from far and near From countrx and from toxxn But we haxe prox ed them verx dear Through all the xear around For teachers xxe xe been fortunate 'lheu sincere wish was that we learn To do our best and conquer fate, And never from Gods wav to turn The Iutur of our comrades dear 'We strive in vain to see, But only time xx ill tell xve fear Their place in lifes societv The stories of our life at Troy As heard throughout the land Remind us of that girl or boy Who bravelv made the four xear stand At first we came to school to learn And then some friendships make At last xxe haxe our credits earned And our farewell to Troy take Geraldine Barrett Marx Holcombe Class Hzstory 1937 September 7 1937 xxas ne of the xery most important days of our lixes the day xx hen we met in Troy High School for the first time one hundred txxenty five xital healthy and happy young men and women We had all the earmarks of bexxildered Freshmen hoxxexer the first few vxeeks of being appointed to home rooms re ceixing schedule cards and lockers and attending the first classes xxere success fully passed somehoxx At our first class meeting vxe elected Charles May president Doris Smith vice president Corey Brovxn secretary, and Lyeil Broxxn treasurer Even at this early stage our Judgement seems to haxe been good for these officers whom we had little chance of knowing well prox ed ambitious and successful Remembering their early experiences the girls of the Tri Hi Y interpreted the xxorried loolss on the faces of the fresh men girls and xolunteered to take us under their wings They served a lun cheon entertained us and acted for a time as adxisers to whom we could take our algebra cixics or other class prob lems Well surelv long remember what a help this plan prox ed to be 4Continued on page 65 J - 7 . 1 v r 7 n V ' V - , . . . 7 V . D V ' V' . . W . . , q W i. . , . 1 r V .1 ' . V . - L , 7 Y ' , . r .1 , . It 1 V ' v . , - ' r y . . , , v -'- V 1 ' , , . . V - . v - - V' ' , ' ' . . . . V' 1 ' - .. . V V ' , - ' v U , V . ' . ' A rv y - V . ' , 1 V . . Y N- Y ' . i r ' - . ' y . . r V v V ' y v '