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

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5 x We, the class of 1948, ln the town of Luckey, the county of Wood, and the state of Ohlo, belng 1n as good mental condltlon as usual, do hereby make thls, our last wlll and test1ment, renderlng vold and of no avall any former wlll or wllls that may have been pre vlously made by us durlng a perlod of temporary optl mlsm The 1nd1v1dual bequests are as follows Alma h9lfGT leaves her Hglgglen and curly halr to anyone who may have use for them Dorls Holta ver wllls the mlschlevous look ln her eye to anyone to can use lt to an advantage Helen Urban bequeaths any or all of her lost Jewelry to whoever can recover lt Ernest slater wllls hls Inqulrlng Reporter Job to anyone vho car tand the Hwear and tear N Joanne Oe t ch would llke to leave to Delores Hannah, the renavnder of her typlng erasure R Ch 1 ten chooses to wlll the use of the school camera to Darl ne Dolore F1 k 1 d cldes to leave her typlng errors to the flr re r typlng students B111 Lovm s wllls to anyone who has a car, the task of taklna the klds home for d'nner Grace F 11+ chooses to wlll the rlng she wears on her llttl flnger to Delores Hazel Geo ge nlfe J shes to leave hls football su1t to Dlck Sam or Russell Ruch deslres to wlll the cross place from hls desk to someone whose legs are short enough to accommodate lt VllZ1bEth Young wllls the care of the OfflCe books to rex yea s unlucky S6HlOT Ier'ln Mlller wllls hls ablllty to get the port news 1D after th ce cllne to Tames Borcherdlng Slgned by K, K y f ebw . . . . . . . . . . A, 'il . . . - . . . . - s . . . . Q ., . 1 ,, . . . v i.-.. i.....-. - - U . . . . . ,Q Q .. .ly -li. .....i-.1.g-. . an ull v., 0 . .-.....-Q.. ..l..-- . 0 G . . . . . 4 . -l...-. .i...-.... Q , 4. v 1. S a in . . S ol3l .-........ ...-.-.1.....?.... D - f- .. .1 - g . . 1 O2 A T. L ec. ll ......-....-.... . Q A Q .1 10 . 1 . . . G . D G 3 -T,..-T ..-.-........ . - I V f .-, S U f-,A Q .. . . . 1 I , . . ,- .-i.. ...,..--.... I . 1 LD .J A .L o . 4- . . 1 .. Ju A . D . .1 U . , , an ' v -I ' - ' .. v .l . i..-..-- ll G L L.: Au L 1 g - . i.....--. .......- .L 4 -Q . . . f 4.1 'C f ...-..-......- .1..... u - - -nl ' A f Lf .L I , A. . . . . . V' v f nc, -. . S . - . . . . 4 ,- ' e '-:1 L, A a .-1... f' V . 'V' 1. . V, f J f, ,I- l JIU-,I F 7-'14, V14 gldr f 1

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N fNlOK filo LJIQY SENIOR YEAR Presldent George Rlfe Vlce Presldent B1ll LOOm1S Secretary Dorls Holtmeyer Treasurer Joanne Oestrelch Reporter Dolores Klnker Sponsor Mrs Brlngman Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Colors Blue and Yellow Class Motto Today Decldes Tomorrown We resumed school on September 2, wltn an enroll ment of tnlrteen October lO, January 2, and Aprll 23 were the dates of our dances On October 14, e senlors had our plctures taken at Homerlck Studlo February lO, Merlln Mlller, Helen Urban, Joanne Oes tP9lOh and Roy Cnrlsten took the Senlor Scnolarshlp Aprll l, Mr Flllere took played basketball, Merlln tests at BOWl1Hg Green O the four senlor boys vno Qlfe and Russell Ruch to at Columbus On Aprll 3C we presented the play, Thls Nlght Beware On May 7 was the Junlor Senlor Banquet, May l6 the Baccalaur eate, and on May 19, the Commencement On May 23, we left on the Pacemaker for a SlX day trlp to New York and Washlnvton On the flrst dav ln New York, we took a bus tour around the clty On our second day, we went atop the Emplre Stat Bulldlng and VlS1t6d Radlo Clty wnere we saw televlslon and radlo provram belng N1llST, Blll Loomis, George the State Basketball Flnals broadcast le also VlSltQd the Statue Radlo Clty Muslc Hall On 'edne day, last day ln New York, we took a crulse ten Island ln a yacht At ll 30 P I traln for V8Sh1HEUOH In Vasnlnvton of Llberty and our tnlrd and around Manhat we boarded our we V1SltSd the Bureau of Prlntlng and Enrravlnv the Vnlte House, and the Capltol Bu1ldlDgS In the afternoon we VlS1t6d Arllngton Cemetery, Llncoln and Jefferson Memorlals, Frlday, we vlslted the Naval Academy at Annapolls O Saturday, the last day ln u8ShlHUtOH, we V1 lted the Congressional Llbrary, the Smltnsonlan Instltute, and the U. National Museum SO I we le Washington on the Ambassador for Toledo We arrlved at 6:30 A. M. Sunday, May 30. H H r-' - 1 X fa J., ..-..---....-..--........-..- ..--.. . . A 0 , W . On O n I . . V K. . . A A. ' i II ' ' H. u - . . A V - 7 . x . V ' .D l .1 4 , V 1 A . 9 . . . . . . . . S . LD I S . ,. . . . . 4 u A -- . . . . N S . . , . A ... I : Q do . X, . T . . . ' J ' ' in 7 . . I . I . .1 S3 ' . . L . I1 . , . I . . v. ., s S. . At 5: P. N. ft Y . , ' 4 L Q

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bfNiCJlK M0HrlFcf In New York, June lO, l98O, Mrs John Westbrook, WIGOV of a noted author, the former Joanne Oestrelch lS preparlng for her l cture tour She was a teacher for twenty years and wa HTeacher of the Yearn ln l965 and now tours the country l6CtUT11g to women's clubs on promotlng hlgher ducatlon She summons her chauffeur, Watts He was tralned ln the P J L0OmlS advanced School for Chauffeurs and Drlvers THIS school has recelved a H8tlOH3l award for contrlbutlng most to the safety of our people Mr Looml personally tralned all of hls lnstructors hrs vestbrook and Watts are well on thelr way by noon lhelr autoplane, a product of the Roy E Chrls ten and Sons Company 1S a very Gff1Cl8Ht vehlcle slgned and perfected by hr Chrlsten hlmself, lt can be drlven or flown N Chrl ten, now a bllllonalre, has announced that he wlll start productlon on the mldget autoplane next month Along the way Mrs We tbrook DOUICSS lmpresslve posters for a polltlcal campalgn The plcture on the posters are famlllar to her for lt lS that of Nerlln Mlller He lS IUHHIHQ for the Unlted States Repre and fame have made electlcn practlcally certalnty Nearlng Jhlte Plaln , they see the three thou sand acre Slte of the G l Rlfe trafflc prefect Mr hlfe a p Om1HSHt GHQlHGET, ha scent hls whole career plarnlng and dT68mlHQ of completlng hls progect The flTSo SXC3V8tlODS for the elaborate system of overhead brldges and tunnels were made last feek Mrs Westbrook HOUICCS large advertisements ofthe products of nDOTlS' D8lHtl6S, the Perfect COSm6tlC for You Mrs We tbrook remembers when she attended school wlth DOTlS Holtmeyer, dlrector of thls large flrm Dorls' D81DtlSS have been the leadlng COQmBtlCS for dlscreet women for years hrs Westbrook VlSltS the Slater Surgeon's Cluuc, a very modern bospltal, for the ben flt of those peqne f' rd r r r l F V ,J -I A A ., E . . . 8 . , I S ' . . . A . .Q G . I 1 v-V ' . A H V. . V. . . . .S . . . . F V51 7 ' 'A 1 V m . U . - l I ' ' A . De- . I . . . . . . lr. .S . . . . l . s ' ' - ' sentative for the World Wide Legislature. His ability l'1iS 4' ' 1 ' 3 ' o . V .u . S , - . m . . . , I , 7. S L . A q . A . . . u 4- 1 ' ' Af - - 15. . , TY ' Q iv . -A S A .A A . . . G . . 1 A Y . I I ',, . . K .. . - ' e '