Lansingburgh High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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l'lVlCRI-ITT PATRICK Cullum' Curley 96 Fifth Avenue l'ooh. pooh. don'l le! your sludies interfere with your erlueationf' Everett is a eare-free exponent of the doetrine that one should take it easy during his high sehool and that too mueh work is injurious to the health. Ah, but you should see h'm pole-vault. Member of Clee Club, Seienee Club. Travk Team. ,lunsos Vi:uMoN1' IMNZNL Jud -ill lfifth Avenue Together we may stand, but divided l will surely full. We van never forget how hard Judson worked to impress his geometry teaeher as his brother did. Whenever he failed to do this his reason was: My brother won't help me. Never mind, Jud. be patient. Good things eome to those who wait. 'l'raek Team, Dramatic Soeiety. Clee Club, Seienee Club. Mounts J. Du Moe T37 lfirsl Avenue A gentleman in u'orrl and deed. Moen is the very personffieation of form in shooting baskets. But thafs not the half of it. Take a good student. add an athlete. sprinkle the whole with personality, season it with popularityf and there's Moe. Boys' Hi-Y. Lambda Club. Soeeer, Truek, Captain of Basketball. Odyssey Board. RUTH T. lla Loma Del Bio Seventh Avenue Her voyage through life is us happy and free. As the daneing wares on the deep blue sea. Del is happy-go-lueky and especially happy when Hurd around. Girls' HiY. U. C. A.. Adelphian Soeiety, Debating Club. Clem- Club. Choir, Distriet Chorus, Dramatie Soeiety, Odyssey Board. U. A. 'l . ,Ima lh1NNls Jenny 658 lfifth Avenue With u generous soul, and u warm, noble lwur!4. Jane is quiet hut a valuable friend to have, She is always willing to help you. Adelphian Soeiety. Clee Club, Choir, Girls' Basketball, Odyssey. , HW., Q W 1 :X . '5 s , 7' vc W 1' . Y is-:eq ,fm , ff..Z:w.,sw ,.:w,... Jw.. . ' 5 . Q. QQ .R

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GILES CLEMAENTS Clem 5 Florence Place - Say manis not imperfect, Say rather, mun's as perfect as he ought. l According to Kay, Clem is just that. It is hard for us to Judge since he is very quiet in school. W Soccer Team, Basketball Team, Captain of Tennis, President of Clee Club, Seretary of Lambda Club, Treasurer of Boys' Hi-Y, Dramatic Society, Odyssey Board. AUDNA T. CLUM Take 554 Third Avenue Very prim and proper is she, And always busy, as busy can be. . g'Teke has displayed her ability in various ways. She enters into everything she undertakes with characteristic vigor and does not leave a job until it is completely finished. Perhaps her greatest fame, however, rests on her ability as a business manager. Business Manager of Odyssey, Dramatic Society, Debating Club, Clee Club, Science Club, Scholarship Society, Student Council 421, Prench Club 131, Class Prophecy, National Honor Society. GEORGE H. Cor.E Gidge 312 Hoosick Street Troy, N. Y. Our bfusy business and society man. George is ever ready to lend his time and energy towards making our dramatic society and Senior Revue a success. Debating Club, Clee Club, District Chorus, Choir, Dramatic Society, Orchestra, Glec Club Accompanist, Odyssey Board. OWEN D. CONNOLLY, Jn. Dusty 546 Fifth Avenue He talked, and talking, e'er talked sense, He could convince e'en the most dense. Owen is quite an orator and uses his talent to the best advan- tage in Oral English Class. He just loves to argue with anyone about anything, and he usually wins. President of Senior Class, Classical Club, Boys' Hi-Y, Lambda Club, Dramatic Society, Clee Club, Soccer, Basketball, Track, Base- ball. JEssIE H. CULLEN less 10 Terrace Place - Troy, N. Y. A quiet sort of person of whom it may be said, Has something more than nonsense stored up in her thread. Here is a lass in whom the old proverb, Still water runs deep, asserts itself. She does not fill us with idle chatter, but when she talks she says a lot. Because of her exceptional ability she was made Editor-in-Chief of the Odyssey. Editor-in-Chief of Odyssey, President of Classical Club, Treas- urer of French Club, Glee Club, Choir, Hi-Y, Adlphians, Scholarship Society, Student Council 131, Science Club, Dramatic Society, De- bating Club, Class Presents, Secretary of National Honor Society.

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EMILY MARY DIIAPEII Em 614 Fifth Avenue Questions I dearly love to ask, Nor are remarks an irksome to-Sk. U Em is one of our best debaters and' it is no secret that she enjoys an argument. She is also one of our star basketball players. Dramatic Society, Adelphians, Hi-Y, Clec Club, Choir, District Chorus, Debating Club, Girl's Basketball, Odyssey Board. WILLIAM LIVINGSTON DIIAPEII Bill 215 Sixth Avenue Boulevard Earnest in every endeavor, A hard worker, and good fellow. 'ilust advertise says Bill, it pays. Sure does, Bill, consider- ing all those advertisements you got for our Odessey. Advertising Manager of Odyssey, Classical Club, Glee Club, Dra- matic Society, President of Boys' Hi-Y, Burgher Staff, Track Team, Soccer, Manager of Tennis, Athletic Council, National Honor Society. PEARL M. Ennv Pearl 146 Fifth Avenue She is one of the quiet kind, Who have very absorbent minds-i' Pearl's scholastic record during her four years in high school has always been one to be proud of. She may be studious but she is far 'from being a grind. Adelphian Society, Dramatic Soiety, Classical Club, Scholarship Society. JOHN E. FALLE Spud 3 115th Street ' A One of the great. Spud is our star athlete and a star to more than one lass, especially those with blonde, curly hair, maybe a freshman or prob- ably a senior. President of Junior Class, Soccer, Basketball, Captain of Baseball, Boys' Hi-Y, Lambda Club, Track, Athletic Council, Student Council. ALMA L. FLETCHER Alma 178 Eighth Avenue Poor girl, they teased her each and every day. AlnIa is a girl of stern aspect, but appearances are deceiving in her case. We have teased and exasperated her in every possible way during the first few minutes of history class before Mr. Taylor enters the room. Of course she blushes and sometimes becomes angry. But wouldn't you too, if they all teased you so much about your ssArl9s ? Adelphian Society, Hi-Y, Glee Club.