Troy Luckey High School - Trojan Yearbook (Luckey, OH)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Troy-Luckey Village High Schools Lackey, Ohio, in the year of nineteen hundred fortyutwo, will our brilliant and intellectual minds to anyone who wishes to take the responsibility of possess- ing one of them. Lowell Samson entrusts his card playing tricks to Donald Schmeltz. Ardith Spahn bequeaths her letterwriting technique to Marie Brinker. The numerous hairbows which Geraldine Welling wears are willed to the junior girls. To the up and coming cheerleaders, Red and Mickey will their ability to catch rides to the 'basketball games. Robert Young wills his girls to anyone who can take them away from him. Delores Ruch desires to leave her ability to give quick answers to Lowell Hanely. After due consideration, Vivian Rife bequeaths her Hoosier dialect to Iota Evans. Cornell Juergens leaves his ability to shoot baskets to Lyle Myers. Marcena Michel wills her red knee socks to Esther Miller. Lowen Meyer bequeaths his excess height to Luther Samson. 1 Lois Miller wishes to give her small feet to LeRoy Stewart. The much-chewed gum of Betty Swartz is willed and be- queathed to Violet Schudcl. Donald Joseph entrusts his ability to Hswing itn to Harley Jacobs.

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H f r r 1 H X smllow iolgi,-vpfiicf Word has just been received that Mr. and Mrs. Lowen Meyer are the proud parents of twins. Mr. Meyer is an electrical engineer for the Pan-American Construction Company in the Panama Canal Zone. Robert Young, owner of Young's Restaurant, returned home this morning from a six weeks' vacation in Florida. Marietta Fausnaugh, head waitress, has been managing the restaurant during his absence. Betty Swartz, county health nurse, will give first aid demonstrations throughout the schools of the county next week. She will be at our school on Thursday afternoon. The Troy-Luckey Village Mothers' Club will meet on Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium. Carolyn Johanssen, nurse in the Toledo Health Department, will be the guest speaker. Lieutenant Lowell Samson stopped at the home of his parents Tuesday evening on his way from Chicago to Fort Knox, where he is now stationed. Ensign Paul Kurfess arrived home today from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station at Chicago for a month's furlough. Ardith Spahn will launch her annual tour of cooking demonstrations Friday night at the school auditorium. It will again be sponsored by the Ohio Gas Company. Lois Miller, who has had charge of the soda fountain in Smith's Cafeteria for several years, has quit her job. She will be married next week. Donald Joseph, outstanding local pianist, yesterday signed a long-term contract with Sammy Byrnes and his orchestra. Vivian Rife established a new speed record in typing yesterday when she typed 150 words a minute to win the annual typing contest held in Washington, D. C. Follows ing the contest she was offered a position with Du Pont in Philadelphia.

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CLASS WILL Doris Pertner wills her shyness to Lois Samson. Glen Landwehr, the speed demon of the senior class, gives his walking gait to Gene Hannah. V Joe Loomis cautiously entrusts his technique with the feminine sex to Clyde Tracy. ' Martin Christiansen wills his soft voice to Donald Miller. Marietta Fausnaugh wills her southern accent to Robert Hanmeyer. Richard Hannan wills his tardiness to Eileen Barber. June Kurfess leaves her quietness with Rosemary Fortlander. The long tresses of Lois Jacobs are entrusted to Kathryn Jacobs. Paul Kurfess bequeaths his chemistry technique to Dale Grubs. Kenneth Bockbrader wills his expressions to Marvin Moenter. Carolyn Johanssen unwillingly bequeaths her auburn locks to Joyce Baker. Aitestz ' I f ' No ary Public President enior Class Secretary io Class