York Community High School - Sand Burr Yearbook (Thomson, IL)

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HTH HALLS OF TROYR Time: 1946-1947 Setting: YQCQHQ so U Play Cast Prism, Ruler of Troy ----- - ---------------- ------ --------'- - -------- M . l liott Hecuba, his'wife --------------- - ---------------- --------- --------- M s. Elliott Paris, his son ---- ----- - ------------------------ -- ----------------- John Elliott Cassaulra, his daughter---- -------- -- Myrmidons, hired to carry out the laww Amazons, famous women warriors ----- --- trained to assist the men -----------------------------Jeanne Elliott ------------------------------Miss Meyers Miss Gochenaur Mrs, Farnsworth M . Stengel Mr. Munson -------------------------Cheering Section Ulysses, the Wanderer- ------ ----- - ------- -- ------- -- ---------------- Donald Ashby Serpedon, Giant of strength ----- --- ----------------------- ----Carroll Dimmick H len of Troy, winner in the--- ------ ---- -------- - --------------- Wilma Bielema Ulocal judgement of Parisn Achilles, whose vulnerable spot------ was his heel --- ----------- --------- Trojans, what is your vulnerable spot? Could it be missing free throws??? aiuig-u-q-1. Ho no H. M. Elliott, he's our professor To whom we forget to say Yes Sir! Someday's we're good, and some we are bad, Because we all do really like to gab 0 Although scmetimes he's tough on us And even sometimes we's like to cuss we know that he really know best And after school he also like to rest. Myself That Used to Be Then I was just a little girl So chunky with so many curls Look at me now, so slim you see Nothing like the chunky girl who used to be! At seven or eight, oh, how I talked! When told to do something, I'd balk. At thirteen shy I really became Now I am seventeen and noisy again. Lois Voss Lois Voss sei-9---gl MODERN DIDO BECOMES ElAMU RED'WITH HER TROJAN AEMEAS: Lola and Tom, Geraldine and Donnie, Betty H. and Ellis. BUT, GALS, DO 'T D0 WHAT DIDO DID!!lJ uni-1--Q-...1