Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, PA)

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Norma Arlene Ward Snedekerville COMMERCIAL Although Norma’s home is in Austinville, she would rather be in Troy with her pals. Study Hall would indeed be quiet if it were not for her laughing and talking. Tri-Hi- Y, Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, Secretary and Treasurer, Senior Play, Year¬ book Staff, Glee Club 1, Inter¬ class Sports, Press Club, Girls’ Varsity and Posture Prize. Howard Edbert Watkins Columbia Cross Roads AGRICULTURE “Howdie” as called by his many friends, has an ability to make new acquaintances easily. F.F.A., F.F.A., Watch Dog 3, F.F.A. President 4, Home Room President 3, F.F.A., Basketball. Sylvia Lorraine Watson Gillett ACADEMIC Although Sylvia is quiet, she is ready with a smile and a helping hand wherever she is needed. Band, Orchestra, Girls’ Club, Mixed Glee Club, Cheer Leaders Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play, Operetta, Trojan Staff, Home Room Vice-President, Orchestra Librarian, Spelling Contest, and Athletic Ass’n. Robert Bruce White Snedekerville GENERAL Bob is good-looking, crammed full of fun, and a very good sax player. His ability to make friends with everyone will help him in his future ca¬ reer. Sec. of Student Council, Sec. of Band, Treas. of Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Interclass Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. We are the K. T. L .— Champions. Doris Marie Wilcox Granville Summit COMMERCIAL This quiet girl with her rosy cheeks is loved and respected by all who know her. Student Council. Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play, Yearbook. Jean Lenore Williams Troy ACADEMIC If there’s anything to 1 lie done, Jean is there “Johnny on the Spot.” With all her am¬ bition and outstanding per¬ sonality she is bound to be a success in her musical career. Orchestra, Cheer-leading, Band, Mixed Glee Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Athletic As¬ sociation, Senior Play, Oper¬ etta, Interclass Basketball, In¬ terclass Volleyball, Sec. of Freshman Class, Sec. of Junior Class, Girls’ Track Team, Girls’ Varsity Basketball, Septette. Jane Marie Wrisley Troy GENERAL With Jane’s efficiency and dependability, we’ll always know where to look if we want something done. Tri-Hi- Y, Athletic Assoc., Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. Charles Henry Winterstein Troy, R. D. 3 INDUSTRIAL Although Charles likes to at¬ tend dances, he found time to make a swell marine in the Senior Play. Senior Play, In¬ terclass Basketball, Athletic Association. Ellis Tracy Young Gillett AGRICULTURAL Ellis comes to us from Cory- land. He is very hard to get acquainted with, but, once you know him, he is a fine fellow. Jr. Band, Band, Orchestra, F. F. A. 23

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Evelyn Josie Smith Troy ACADEMIC Evelyn is striving to be a nurse, we all know she will succeed. Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play, Interclass Sports, Bible Study. Shirley Elaine Smith Columbia Cross Roads HOME ECONOMICS Shirley, although very quiet, has many friends. Athletic As¬ sociation, Freshman Glee Club. Ralph Francis Spencer Troy, R. D. 3 GENERAL Small, quiet and bashful ex¬ presses Ralph ' s personality, but despite this he has mastered his studies well. Henry Arthur Stiles ACADEMIC “Porky” is very studious but likes a good laugh now and then. Manager J. V., Sec. Home Room. Phyllis Jean Strange Sylvania GENERAL Phyl lends variety and spice to the everyday life of school. Interclass Sports, Drum Majors Club, Senior Play, Tri-Hi-Y, A. A., Glee Club, Drum Corps, Yearbook, Trojan Crier. Grace Elaine Sturgis Granville Summit GENERAL Elaine is of the quiet sort but still has many friends. Glee Club, and Athletic Asso¬ ciation. Earl Elra Teribury Troy, R. D. 4 AGRICULTURE The life of the party, des¬ cribes this good natured boy. F.F.A. and Athletic Association. Benjamin Clarence Yandermark Gillett INDUSTRIAL ARTS Wherever we may go we will always hear Benjie singing and laughing. His favorite song seems to be “Pistol Pack¬ in ' Mama.” Senior Play, Ath¬ letic Association, Interclass Sports, Yearbook Staff. George Lee Van Horn Troy, R. D. 3 INDUSTRIAL Lee’s printing does not keep him from being popular with the girls. We are the Trojan Minutemen. 22

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Class of 1944 Our high school days are over We’ve enjoyed them every year, But now to make our way in life We leave behind our school, so dear. But the memories will go with us, As we tread along life’s path. We’ll remember every party, And our last exam in Math. We won’t forget our Senior Play The talent, all our own. There are scores of pleasant memoiies Of the years, so quickly flown. Now we pause before we leave you Troy High, we hold so dear, To extend our heart-felt “Thank oil’s ’ To the teachers of each year. To our principal, Mr. Croman, Who would help us any time, To our under classmen That we now must leave behind. Our high school days are over And we, of ’44 Go forth to do our very best In this torn world at war. JUNE KELLEY. Class Song By Jean Williams (Tune: “Marching Along Together”) We are the “Class of ’44” Going out upon our own, Ready to work together Here at home and where we roam; Building a better nation For all the ones we ove. Oh! In the city and in the town, In the country and all around, In the factory and in the mill, Through the vallej and o’er the hill, You’ll see the “Class of ’44” Leading the way to Victory.