Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

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i917 f 'R d CARILLON 'E f f ,z . ,Q Y, , 4 fx 1 STEPHEN HOYT It's difficult to write of him Tall, an athlete, veiy' slim Fond of books, the girls his joy Proud of good marks as any boy But there's a thing he loves more yet One that Tie High won't forget When they needed a man on the football field. It was up to Stevie to make them yield. Four Letter Man. ELIZABETH GREENE Elizabeth To the girl who always will have the last word in any argument come what may-there is left but little to say. In aiguments she always ex- celled and in those she frequently will have with life after leaving us-may she then, too, suc- ceed. Steve EUNICE HUNTLEY Booty If you meet a timid, shy, young lady-that's Booty. She's so shy, yet so sweet, one can't help but love her, Her smiles are rare-but precious. She loves languages and studies them intensely. What would our class be without Booty? ff 4 f-L . A- ... f ', .4-is w -1 G, ,'. ,g.f H '! ,l7-Mlltlhi, 1 21 V 'I .l- ' V Y ii - '4 -,- , 0 'F S--fe h ' b Page twenty-six

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If 1917 Z1 1 ' CARKLLON e -Q ' .f'.,,,..f-ff 'xp U , J s I L., '75 1, A gf, ,gh . Q1 3 1, 2. ' rg 1 1 ' nfl, ,,. ,i 1 -' 4' 9.3 N a 1 f- V - ' Y, ! 5- 'W ' ' , ELIZABETH FORCIER Betty A wonder, a marvel, a beauty too. We love her, admire her, we know its true That the boys all love her-she was born to play, And to have a good time thru all the day. Yet when she studies, she does it right, And her cheerful ways make passing days bright. Down the long lane of future years, We hope she may keep her good heart and cheer Class Willg Girls Basketball Varsity '2'7. MARY GAUTHIER Mary Her favorite autograph- Non est vivere, sed valere, vitaf' M- is for mirth, and mildness too. A- is for amity which she has for you. R- is for righteousness, she has a great deal. Y- is for you, Reg, who admires her zeal. Senator of Student Council of 1923g Edi- tor of Tie Tattler of 19255 Ass't. Editor of Tie Tattler of 19263 Secretary of Student Body of 19265 Editor-in-chief of Carillon'lg Capt. of Girls' Basketball '27g Salutatorian. CATHERINE GONYEA Cat Day by day as the years wheel by Thru the grades and then Tie. High. Nearer and dealer our school mates grew, Close to our hearts come a chosen few, But nearest and deaiest of all this throng, Is Cat-athletic, studious, and strong. Our wish for her-here's hoping it lasts, Is a future as glorious as her past. Girls' Basketball Val sity '25, '26, '27, , . ,Ay ' -' 'M 4 , , 1 'lla-l !f fff'i'- : 1-, . . f 1 - V ,-,.-f- as - fggrsm., .4 42- 0 T'-Tv ' -1- '--'--' A-i A TT T' Page twenty-five .J

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l9'1'l , I ,.,' cAnuu.LoN jj'yf f ,4 ,i ,- K 'if44fg.iL'f '1 , I 75 . X 1 ' 'Ps A 4 K Q ,lm 9 I OLIVE JOHNSON O- stands for Olive, obedient too. L- for the love she has for you. I- for idle-she's never that. V- for victory-that's down pat. E - stands for euge-all that is best. Perhaps you'd better guess the rest. Class Prophet. Olivia JEAN KING Jean We've loved her in springtime, in summer, in fall. Through four years of high in our old study hall, Through hard work, through long work, Through tasks great and small, We've loved her in springtime, in summer, in fall. We regret that from Jean it is now time to go. In SHOW. NIAZIE LAROE Toto Men show their character in nothing more closely than in what they think laughable. Not eveiyone in every school can gain a fam- ous reputation, but our Mazie surely can. She is considered the champion giggler of T. H. S. We all hope that in coming years she may not lose her reputation, since We value her cheer'- fulness and love of humor-but that she may go thru life as joyfully as she has through high , 'Cause we'l1 love her in sunshine, in rain, and Class Historian. I ff rl, . A. . 'A ' ' ' ' . ' fs ...,:ZlZ25 QV.- ,' ' I Y I f -'f'4-1'- - --A. 1 -'g - -n gimp!!-F . mule Q - ,lT..'llll!ghq, Q ku . W' i - . 'ii ,,,, Qv .f , , fi, ,,....--1 , --.,,, f.- fa 0 A Page twenty seven