Lansingburgh High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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EMMET1' MAnza1.1.o Muzzey 738 Third Avenue Let me dwell in a house by the side of the road, And be a tease to the girls. Emmett is one of the reasons why girls leave school. This does not puzzle the girls of our class at all. Most of them would be willing to leave almost any place to get away from his teasing. Glee Club, Orchestra, Choir, Dramatic Society, Captain Soccer, Track, Cheer Lead-er, Hi-Y. ANN MCGINNIS Mickey 717 Fourth Avenue What matter, soon or late, or here or there? Ann has a hard time to beat the tardy bell, but most of us can agree with her that it seems to ring entirely too early sometimes. Adelphian Society, Dramatic Society, Hi-Y, Treasurer of Junior Class, Girls' Basketball, Marshal of Class of 1929, Odyssey Board. Enw,um PAUL MCNAMARA Ned 738 Third Avenue One who helps another creatureis wants and woes. Ned,' is known as our fixer, and a popular one at that, especially in the under classes, but as a fixer there, we have our doubts. Lambda Club, Hi-Y, Classical Club, Track, Science Club, Editor- in-Chief of Burger, Odessey Board. Ghoumz ROBERT Ml-:Yen Moe 511 Second Avenue He draweth out thc thread of his verbasity Stronger than the staple of his argument. Moe certainly deserves to be in the Debating Club after his efforts to argue with Prof. in Economics and Chemistry. Glee Club,, Choir, Hi-Y, Dramatic Society, Debating Society, Soccer, Track, Lambda Club, Science Club, Manager of Baseball. HAROLD C. Newcoma Newt Raymertown, N. Y. There's a time and a place for everything. Harold is not so noisy as most of our classmates. But then in school is no place to be noisy. We have our own opinion about Newt's quietness outside. Assistant Art Editor of Odyssey, Editor of Shorthand Gossip, Clee Club, Choir.

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EDNA Iv:-:s Shrimp 836 Eighth Avenue Let us laugih together- Edna is small and is overflowing with laughter. No wonder she was found' to he the most perfect girl in our gym. tests. Adelphian Society, Hi-Y, Glee Club. Aim Ki:u.oce Ada 537 Second Avenue So quiet and demuref' Ada is like that in school, but we woncler if she is that way other places. Maybe we had better ask Muzzey. Adelphian Society, Hi-Y, O. G. A. GARDNER lQlTTI-Zl.l. G4u'dner 620 Second Avenue But he is u learned man. Gardner can make more different kinds of fumes and colors of lights than all the other members of the Chemistry class put together. Classical Club, Science Club, Glee Club, Odessey Board. liATllRYN KNUIDSYIN Kay 22-10 Fifth Avenue Troy, N. Y. And yet amidst the joy und uproar. Kay seems to like noise and fun, but maybe that is becausz- she is used to hearing a certain orchestra. Classical Club, Clee Club, Choir, Adelphian Society. LENITA Luisa Kuw- R. I . ll. No. 1. Troy, N. Y. Say it in black and while. Lenita is a most sympathetic friend and one worth knowing. We can't imagine what Study Hall will be without her notes travel- ing around to her friends. Adelphian Society, Hi-Y. ws

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lhnnfxni Nlms Bob I0 Hawthorne Avenue ' A maiden with a winning heart. Bob is one of our best chums, in spite of her misbehavior in study hall once in a while. Continue to be tricky, Bob, and some day you may become a Fox. Adelphian Society, Girls' Basketball, Odyssey Board. 'I'Hr:l.M.x Uv:-:noclu-za Thelma Melrose, N. Y. Sober, but not serious, Quiet, but not idle. Thelma is one of the nicest girls in our class. She is always full of fun but never prominent for her exuberance. Orchestra, Clee Club, Classical Club, Hi-Y, Dramatic Society, Class Prophecy, Adelphian Society, Girls' Basketball. S'I'lrLPllIiN 'l'. l'u,Mr:n Slew T-ll Fourth Avenue 0h. how this 'great world wearies me, My lessons are Loo long. Stephen says that when he graduates, he's going to form a so- ciety for the prevention of giving hard studies to Students. Stephen's nonchalant attitude toward life will keep him cool in this kale'do- scopic age, and in after years will enable him to wave away business problems that will torment the rest of us. Classical Club, Glee Club, Choir, Hi-Y. C. XVILLIUVI l'r:1'Tx' Bill 39 109th Street The dramrfs laws, Ihe dl'1lllNl.S patrons gin-, For we that litre to please, must please to lice. Who can compare with Bill as an actor in our high school? He was one of the chief reasons for the success of the plays pre- sented by the Dramatic Society this year. We especially enjoyed htm wh-en he played the leading role in Captain Applejackf' Good luck, Bill. Clee Club, Hi-Y, President of Dramatic Society. STANTON A. Reign Sprig Melrose, N. Y. Coffs in His heaven. All's right widla flu- world. Sprig is one ol' those serene boys who lets nothing bother him. that is, most of the time, but after you know him he isn't so quiet after all. However, he has a very pleasant disposition and is well liked by all. Science Club, Lambda Club, Baseball, Odyssey Board.