Lansingburgh High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Troy, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1943 volume:

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Q, -1 .. e -' Q , .. . .I .I., ., ..,. , I. .. . I I . I. III, II ,. .. I,I.I.II.I,I . ,. I. I. II.. . ....:.s2- , ,. .- .- . , - , . - 1 -. . .W ...- , -. -I ' I ji- 'if 5 . - AI I. Y . I , . I' .Q ...gg .fgr-fm, .. 4 I.I..I II . I. f-3+,'-rI- .. I . .',- . . If- . I .. ,Im .- .:, gr.-. - ,.-4-I, H. . , III ,I .f I I ,:,. V M, v v ELM-sL5.Ai.i27.L .. .13-1 Q- . J'-no - I ' .f ,L . ,f'f' -.YQ -4 IIIfji,5rsr.,i 'wi 'f,IIIz- . 'w ' 1 .C- .. M. .p RICHARD VERMILYEA JOHN FISHER C0-Editors-in-Chief J-rn ,maori Sditorial Wc, thc incinbcrs of thc class of ninctccn hnndrcd :ind forty-thrcc, hnvc coniplctcd onc scnicstcr in our conrsc of lifc. Wc arc about to lozwo bchind our high school days of l0tll'l1ll1g.I :ind joy, of work and despair, :md cntcr ztnothcr world, :L WILI'-l'ilVtll.I0ll world full of doubt and un- ccrtziinty. Yct wc tnkc this stcp with confidcncc, pridc and even eager- ncss hcczuisc wc fccl that wc :irc prcpnrcd for thu unknown that lics ohcnd, Wll2llCVl'l' it may hc: Wlmt is to conic wc know not, but wc know that whattcvcr has bccn wus good. Om' class has hccn outstanding in niziny rcspccts. Wc liavc 21 high scholastic rccord which wc have Ill2llllt2lll10Il in our scnior year despite' thc fact that innny ol' ns :irc working aftcr school :ind all of ns fccl thc tcnsion of thc wan' tilnc. Wc hnvc sponsorcd lllillly school orggzmizzi- tions und huvc cxccllcd i11 zithlctics. Wc lizwc C0lIlIllCtCfl our undertakings with ntinostt confidcncc :ind cnthnsizisin. Howcvcr, across our paths thcrc now lics :L lJ1ltl'l'lOl' which will alter nnxny prcvions plans for our llUl'll1Ill pcatcc tiinc ziinbitions. We shall falcc this lJ2ll'l'l0l' :is Ulll' first ninjoi' prolilcin :ind shall put into cffcct thc hnsic knowlcdgic flilllltwl llll'0llLflll1lll ont' high school ycnrs to cope with this :lnd any Ulllt'l' lillllll't'l1l'0lJlt'lllSlll2il may confront ns ns tiincs gocs by. lint' wc know thzlt Wll0l'0VUl' wc may go, in thc 2ll'1ll0ll forccs of om' country, in institutions of highcr lc:n'ningg or i11 industry :md farm work wc shnll l'2ll'l'y with ns llltllly lliilllly I11CI11UI'lCS of our high school dxws. 0 w Jour: 1+1sHER and R1cHARD VERVILYEA Odyssey gourd This yc-ul' the Oflyssoy Board has lx-on llllillxl' thc cli1'cctio11 of Ric-l1:u'd YQ-1'111i1yvz1 :md John Fislurr, ICditm's-111-Qfhicf. Assisting tl1OIIl as hvzuls of tlw U Vl11'iUl1S clc-p:11't1m'11ts lluvv 150011: BC1'I1RL1'l1 Schlcsillgcr, Busixlc-ss lxltlllliglxlf Ruth Dugan :mal Sally Burgoss, Lit01':11'y1 Virginia Filkiu, Artg Erllm lxlilfllllll, Typingg AII1I'f'i2L Law, PIlLlt0QQl'21I3l1YQ Rita Burkc, Proof 120:141- iugg xyiuiillll Ecl111istou, AllVC1'tiSillQQ zuul RZUISCH Gill'- ill'I1i0l', Cil'Cllli1tiOl1. Dedication W e who have had the good fortune to complete our high school careers dedicate this, the Odyssey of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-three, to those who have graduated from our school and are now in the services of our country and also to those who have not shared our good fortune in gradua- tion, but felt it their duty to leave their education and jfght for our cause. jfdministration and Jnstruction 2 Z U fo i C 9Q4gjQfQf5'9Q'6U 9 CLQQ9 Od ss I94-3 caefoc-awe I fi Board of Sducation TO THE GRADUATING CLASS: Congratulations on a job well done. You will have many other jobs to do, some of them may be of your own choosing, Others will be thrust upon you. It is our best wish that in those future responsibilities you will find the training and experiences of your school days a solid foundation for your success and happiness. LANSINGBURGH BOARD OF EDUCATION HAROLD M. GROUT, President ARTHUR J. BUROH, Vice-President LEsTER C. HHLBEE RAYMOND B. SHERMAN NIARION W. REIMHERR EUGENE R. VVISEMAN FRED A. BECK JOHN J. NIACKRELL CHARLES C. FREIHOFER Board of Education H. M. G ROLTT PI'L'Sl.flClZf vig me ' Q ' , ff.. Q U A. J. BURCH VZ-C'C-IJI'f'Sl'Ii07lf IJ. C. H1UB1.3l.3 Mfxuxox R Em H ERR R. B. SIIERMAN XVISICMAN iepwwj mm ,::. B fi A J. J. BIALKRLLL F. A. BECK C. C REIHOI' ER Q3 111 V fflma mater A111111 lxliltlxl' 11. H. S. F111111L-st t111111g11ts with 111110 1111 1'c-st, ?1 Sl'Zl1'f'l'1y 1-1111 Olll' song cxprcss tg Our lovc for thcc. All t11Q' t1'v:1s111'cs 1111111 you 1111111, 'I'1'v:1s111'os f1llC1' 1:11 t11:111 530141, Z Z Z 2 1,, . 2 Z 1 You gave us to 11ZlV0-1,0 110111, 1703? 11. H. S. A11 '1'111111g11 tlw yvzmrs tllklx us 1111111 111015 Fu Ilil 1x'I2lfCl' 11. H. S. 11111111 to thy 1l1l'l1l0I'y Wu wi11 z11wz1ys bc. ICV01' :Lt thy S1ll'1lll' wc-'11 Slllgl 1s of g1':1t0f111 of1'1'1'i11g, 1' 110z11'ts t111'1111 w11110 1110111111'i0s 01111 1111 D1-:11' L. H. S. .7he Faculty 'l'11om.xs H, 'l'1u-:r1.mNl1:.. SlIlWl'i11U'11l1f'Ilf HS., Donison l'uivorsi1y Md.. Ohio Slzxlo Vnirorsiiy M.u:sll.x1..l, W. XYIll1Il4II.l'IH ,...,.. Pl'il1L'i1J1l1 Ali., Halmilion Collogo A.M.. Uoruoll l'l1ivorsity INI,xlu:.xlc14:'1' S. lixlcxxlcln . . . . . .... Frcnoh Ali., St. IAlWI'C'I14'0 I'n1vors1t,y I I,o's M. lilcowx ............ Lutm AJS.. Syrzumso Ivl1iVl'l'Si1j' l-'uxxk Ii1'sc'.xI..l.. .. Pllysioul I':llllC'il1iO11 ISS., Spring:Hol1l Vollogo Axxsx M. Cn.-xsl-1 ...... ..1XI1lfl1C'll1:lfiC5 I,:msiug1lw11rg:l1 Acaulomy limxu C. IJUNK ...., ....,. liugglislm Ali.. I'nivorsily ol' Roohoslor 1X.M.. Mimlrllolmry' Vollogo 1'.li!'IIlI'1IiIl' J. FIKISINIG . . . ....,, Suiouoo ISS.. Goifyslmrgxll follogo Cloorgxo Wzmshiugrtou lY11iYl'l'Sitj' IDI-:I,Il..x11 H. GUUllli'1'lI .. .Social Studios -X li YYK II C'oll1,.m . . .. ' S 'Uk' K'ol11mlmia1 I'I1iYf'l'Si1Y 1i.x'1'11lcnINlA: IC. Klum' ,.., . ...,. History AB., Syrzwuso I'l1iYlxl'Silj' A-LM.. Syrzxouso l'uix'orsily I,141'l'1-:l.l,.x I,l'IUl'Hl.lJ Assistant 1.ilJl'2ll'iil11 1:l'l1USl'O-NUVIIIIII Sohool llouwrm' M. Molixxx ......,,.., Musin- ILS., Poisalzxm Sfufo Uollogxo for Vl'l'ilC'lli'l'S Cxlu, H. IYIISIQI. .,.,....... AIll1l1I'll1il1il'S PLS.. Alfroml Uuivorsity l'IliX'Ul'Sity of Roollosior N14:1.I,Il1: M. RICYXULNIIS .... ,,.. I Cugzlish Allmny Normal C'ollogo L0'1 l'll-I G. Sulclful-:leo .,,... .. Busxuoss BB., Now York Unirorsity Xrvux O. Mom ............. ..... . Art ISS., Now York IT11iYU!'SifY RWTH M, NAIHH ....,....,.,... liusiuoss I,IllftSlJllI'fl'l1 Stznto Normal Albany Stzxfo Collogo for 'foaxvhors SARAH NIVISLTN ................ History AJS., Sj'l'ilC'llS4' Uuivorsity A.M., Now York Stnlto Vollogo for 'I'o:u'hors Cilmorz R,xx1m,L ...,...,.... . . .linglisln A.B., Syrucuso Univorsity Now York Lilmralry School P.-xL'L Rorzlans .,.,..... Uirootor of Music' ILS., I70fSd2lll1 A.M., citilllllllliil Fllivorsiiy l'1IA'liYX W. Tuomms ..,... Soc-iul Studios AJS.. Roohosior I'11ix'orsi1y A.M., 51-w York Slulo Uollogzo for Tour lors Com R. 'l'o1xIN Mlillsilloss and flllitlllllff' AJS., Now York Sinlo Collogxo for 'l'o:u-hors Nxxm' XYILSUN ......,,..,... I,iIu':1ri:m AJS., Now York Siulo Follogo for rl'l'Ill'hf'l'S lid. in LS., Now York Htnto Collogro for 'I'ozu-hors ICx.1z.us14:'1'11 AI.-XC'.-Xl'I.lfIY.. Phys. Etl1ll':lMUI1 ISS., Now York Uuivorsily A.M., C'oI11111biz1,'Vuivorsily XYAI.'l'I4IIi lCc'Km:soN, . .1'l1ysia-:xl lfdlwuliolm l5.P.IC.. Springrfiold Collogro .I1'1.xxm 1'1-: FLAUK ........... . . .Honlih H.N., IA'UIlill'll Hospiiul l'.H,N., SiIlIl1lOIlS Collogo .j33.Ih, 1-'fp ww-f XQVQX 'NX Y if 21 .. ? Aff wlxf .Q al' L4ff.3'Z.X P K it , fu n ' Q P ,f x J-,W vi-. fx. If ,Sf 1 if ix' ex 6 X 4 x .Veniors see Odyssey I94-3 ewfaewa C-5569+566 95439513 CQLQQDCLQGCLQTDC-LQQC-LQ? A N N141 l'1':'l'1c1:soN Salulrltorirln WILLIAM EDMISTQN Valezlictorian 3 sg J l LINCOLN MARzEL1.o Class President I r. I Presidenfs Message It seems just yesterday that we first entered the modern Knicker- backer Junior High School where we were among the first to enjoy the privileges of a great new school. We were the first class to spend three years in the new building where we l1ad the pleasure of using modern equipment supplied by the people of Ii2U1SlIlQQlJllI'gll. After grad- uating from junior high we came to these more mature halls where real high school life was presented us. In tl1e past three years we have made many friends both among the faculty and student body. Although our school days were those of companionship and understanding the world without was one of hate and misunderstanding. From the one hundred and Hfty students which graduated from Knickerbaeker Junior High our class has dwindled down to a little over one hundred. Tomorrow we will receive our displomas and go forth into life. Few classes have graduated into a more turbulent life. Knowing the spirit of the Class of '43 I know we will do our share as we go into life, some of us in the armed services, others as business- men and others in war plants. I know the spirit will still be there and I can assure you we won't let you down. FRANCES ADAMS A sport Of sports. You can be sure Franny's name will always head the list when it comes to sports. G.A.A. Council, Basketball Manager, Soccer, Baseball, Hockey, Outing Club, Leaders Club, Business Club, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club. XVESLEY ANDERSON The mjldest manners with the braces! IlUIll'f.U Wes's neat appearance and friendly ways have made him well-liked at L. H. S. Hi-Y, Student Forum, Track, Interelass Basketball, Band, Orchestra, Senior Male Chorus, Prom Committee '-12. SHIRLEY AsHeRoF'r To laugh, to fiance, I love it. Shirlcy's love for dancing and sports has kept l1e1' busy during her years at L. H. S. Tri-Y Cabinet, Dramatic Society, Adelphian Society, Secre- tary of Student Forum, C1irl's 'lx1'C2LSlll'l'I' '42, Class Vice Presi- dent, '40, Prom Committee '42, G.A.A. Council, Manager of Baseball, Odyssey Board, Society of Scholarship, Basketball, Leaders Club, Assembly Committee, Soccer, National Honor Society. GQGGQQQQGQQGCEQQQQGQAQ Odyssey 194.3 owoowoowoehoowoowaowa CII.-XRI,l'1r4 H. AVER llc has 0 philosophy all his own. Cholly is a swell fellow and is always ready for a good argument. Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Urine M. Baci-1ELDoR A sunlzcanz, in a 1l'l.7lfC7',S day. Ulive's red hair has distinguished her from the other mem- bers of the class of '43. Basketball, Soccer, Baseball. BETTY BAKER Thr Inst .wfgpz of zrisrlom is continued chc0rfuln.css. Bctty's well known for her ready smile and pleasing manner. Vice-Prcsidciit Tri-Y, President Business Club '43, Vice- Presidcnt Business Club '42, Adelphian Society, Sophomore Year Book, Athletic Council, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Bowling, National Honor Society, Beacon Staff, t'Odyssey Board. f3: I EVELYN BECK A giggle or two and one can't be blue. Becky always has a ready smile for everyone. Baseball, 'Burgh Highlights, G.A.A., Dramatic Society, Junior Prom Committee, Camera Club, Safety Council, Tri-Y, Odyssey,'l Cheerleader '40-'43, LAUREL BECK A sunshing disposition? Laurel is a conscientious student but she always enjoys a good time. Dramatic Society, Senior Tri-Y, G.A.A. RUTH BILLS Her smile is ever welcome. Ruthie has been one of our gay and carefree seniors, whose heart interest lies elsewhere. emi-vewoewocawq'-wewoefwfnewen Odysggy 194.3 GQQC-LQfEJCLQ6C-ZQQCLQQDCLQGCQQQD VIVIAN BISNER Music flows from her lips. We think Vivian has a great future with her splendid voice. Dramatic Society '42-'43, Treasurer Safety Council, Adel- phian Society '43, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, First Aid Course, Senior Assembly. CAROLYN BODIE Pep, vim, vigor? Carolyn seems to fall for the uniforms, but then again, who wouldn't? Cover-to-Cover Club, Adelphian Society, Cheerleader, t'Odyssey,l' Camera Club, President of Safety Council. ANNA BRANDT A lass so neat with smile so sweet. Annie always seems to get her man. Tri-Y, Student Forum, t'Odyssey Board, Basketball, GA. A., Soccer, Bowling, Baseball. THELMA BREEZE A merry heart goes all the day. Tliellnzi has entertained us and gained inuny friends through her singing. Band, Oreliestrzi, Chorus, Basketball, Senior Assembly. MAn.loRn-1 Bmisr Home on the range. Everyone has heard of the belle of the Sqll2l,1'C dnnees. ELVINA BURDICK From her shall weave the perfect ways of honor. Elvina's heart lies with a eertnin someone in our :mned forces. G.A.A. efwoc-Lwoeweczwf-Jewfacawf-Jews Qdyssgy 194.3 c-aerec-rwficrwcut-swf-nc-awe-J efQfa SA1.1.Y Brnonss Personality Plusf' Sully sets u superb exzunple of the best qualities of the elnss. liditor of Sophomore Yezu' Book '41, I42lI1SlI1QlJllI'gll High- lights, 'l'ri-Y, Adelphiun Soeiety, Cover to Cover Club, Class Mzwsllnl '42, President of Drzunutie Soeiety '43, Student Forum, First Aid Course, Viee-President of Senior Class, Soeiety ot' St'll0l2l.I'Slllll, liltl'l'tll'y Editor of Odyssey , Prom C01l1II1ltf,0C '42, Spring Play '42-'43, G.A.A. Couneil, Basketball, Bowling, Re- sponse to Key Orution '42, Senior Ball Connnittee '43, National Honor Soeiety, Baseball, Soeeer, Senior Assembly. RITA BURKE Ever eharlning, ever new. Lotus is one of our more f1l21I110I'0llS seniors. fl2lIIll'l'2L Club '42, Classieul Club '42, Cover-to-Cover Club '43, Tri-Y, Adelphizin Soeiety '43, Student Forum, Prom Chair- nmn '42, Odyssey Board, G.A.A., Soeeer, Secretary Drzunntie Society, Bowling, Senior Assembly, First, Aid. LILLIAN CAMPBELL A penny sazferl is a penny earned. We know Lilliun is sure to be a sueeess in the business world. G.A.A. FRANK J. CARLINO 'tHi Ho, Hi Ho, it's of to work I go. 'tFrankie'l is one member of our class who we are sure will meet success. Class Secretary '40, Freshman Basketball, Class Treasurer '41, Business Club, Hi-Y, Ring Committee '42, Cover-to-Cover Club, Assembly Committee, Bowling. BEVERLY CLOUTHIER Good humor and contentment. 'AB-ev's frolicsome ways have kept Room 22 greatly amused. First Aid, Basketball, Bowling, G.A.A., Odyssey Board, Adelphian Society, Tri-Y, Society of Scholarship, Student Forum, Baseball, Soccer, Ring Committee. MARTHA COLEMAN A merry heart that laughs at caref' Martha's merry laughter can never die. G.A.A., Tri-Y, Dramatic Society. eweeboawet-pwfaewocvmoaee Gdyssgy 194.3 c-meeweewoeeeeweewoewo CHRISTINE CoM1sKEY A pretty lass is she. Cl1ris's interest lies in a certain C.C.H.S. senior. Basketball, Adelphian Society, Tri-Y, Dramatic Society, Beacon Staff, Business Club, G.A.A., Soccer. PAULINE CONNALLY How sweet and gracious, even in common speech. Whenever you want a job done efficiently and quietly you can always depend on Pauline. Classical Club, Treasurer of Tri-Y, Dramatic Society, Treas- urer of Student Forum, Treasurer of Adelphian Society, Captain of Senior Basketball, Sophomore Year Book, UOdyssey Board, Camera Club, Society of Scholarship, G.A.A., Soccer, National Honor Society, First Aid Course. DOREEN CONNORS The price of wisdom is greater than rabies. We have all been aware of Doreen's contagious giggle. Burgh Highlights, Safety Council, Beacon Staff, Adelpliian Society. uxsvmwm s: WALTER A. CoNNoRs Q ffmgh on a Windy Hill. I 'tRed has spent most of his tiII1e earning l1is reputation as it the school's outstanding athlete. Captain of Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, C'over-to- Cover Club, Hi-Y President, Class President '40, Class Vice- President '41-'42, Odysseyl' Board, Prom Committee, Ring Committee. l JOHN L. COWAN A bowling I nzust go. ,, 't.laek's business life at the Alpha has taken up l110St of his I 5 time. CAMILLE CUMMINGS As true as steel To those who do not know her, Camille seems quiet, but to us her friendly ways are well known. Tri-Y, G.A.A., Society of Scholarship, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Hockey, Leaders Club, Outing' Club. CEQQGQGGLQQDC-LQfc9CbQOQfQ1DG,fQfJ Odyssey C?fQ6GQ1-JGQGGQGGSEUGQQQQQ HELEN DALEY The sunny side of life Helen's joking ways are ever welcome to her fellow class- mates. Bwasketball, Beacon Staff, Tri-Y, Soccer, Dramatic Society, Business Club, Adelphian Society, C-.A.A., Baseball, 't0dyssey Board, First Aid. XYILLIAM G. Dries His cares are all enrlcdn l Although Bill has spent IllUSt of his time arguing with the teachers, he is still very popular among them. Track, Cross Country, Honieroom Basketball, Hi-Y. HENRY C. DE BIARTIN , . . ,, I All I lfnou' Is what I read LYZ- the papers 1 HI.iItIlk'HH outside work and his pipe collecting have kept l ' him away from Inost of our school activities. Cover-to-Cover Club, Basketball, Football. Although Margie transferred from Cohoes we think she left her heart there. The center of attraction, that's Dave. Hi-Y. U How position 7 Sophomore Year Book, Cover-to-Cover Club, Tri-Y, Adel- phian Society, Dramatic Society, Student Forum, Prom Com- mittcc, G.A.A., Odyssey Board, Camera Club, First Aid, Senior Assembly. MARJORIE L. DIXON t'Her heart is kind and softl' Drwin L. DORMANDY Laugh and the 'world laughs with youfl NIARION IDOUGLAS Her air, her manners, all who sec, admire. can Marion fail to be a success with her sunny dis- t-LQ4-JQ,QocbQot1.mfac9Q4-Jcawec-LQ4-J Udyssey 194.3 c-Lwaeweewaemeeweewevcawe ,nm 1 RUTH DUGAN The joys of youth and health, her eyes rlz'splay. Ruthie, always smiling, witty, intelligent, and versatile, is ever present in school activities. Knickerbacker Award, L.L.L., Lansingburgh Highlights, Safety Council, Assembly Committee, Sophomore Year Book, Junior Prom Committee, Tri-Y, Adelphian Society, Coyer-to- Cover.Club, Dramatic Society, Vice-President Student Forum, G.A.A., Basketball, Soccer, First Aid, Spring Play, Senior Ball Committee, Odyssey Board, Society of Scholarship, National ' Honor Society, Senior Assembly. ANNE Easrwoon Her work, she performs and perfccfsf' Anne's pleasing voice is a welcome sound to her fellow classmates. Tri-Y, Adelphian Society, G.A.A. President, Senior Team, Bowling, Soccer Manager, Baseball, Basketball Captain, Leaders Club, First Aid. XVILLIAM EDMISTON Knowledge hath its great reu'ards. t'Ebbie has combined his natural ability with hard work to achieve success. Beacon Staff, Society of Scholarship, Student Forum, Knick- erbacker Award, Odyssey Board, National Honor Society. VIRti1NIA FILKIN A uiitty womfan is a treasure. Ginny's brains and wit l1ave inade her one of tlie active nzeinbers of our class. Soplioinore Year Book, Class Secretary '41-'42, Ring Coin- izilttec, Vice-President of Camera Club, Secretary of Assembly Connnittee, President. of Adelpliian Society, Beacon Staff. Busi- ness Club, Dramatic Society, Student Foruni, G..-X..-X., Tri-Y, Art, Editor Odyssey , Society of Scllolarship, Bowling Captain, Soccer Captain, Basketball, Athletic Council, Baseball, National Honor Society, First Aid, Class Marshal '42, 1-'rom Conunittee. JOHN Fismzn hllappy G0 Lucky. .Iaek's ability on the basketball court is only one of liis many virtues. Hi-Y, Captain of Basketball '43, Junior Class 'l'reasure1', Prom flU1I1IIllttCC, Ring Connnittee, Band, Senior Male Cllorus, Cover-to-Cover Club, Odyssey Editor, Orchestra, Soplioinore Year Book. EARL R. FRAZIGE The less he speaks, the more he hears. Earl is one of our quiet, hard working seniors. Band, Orchestra, Society of Scllolarsliip, National Honor Society, Basketball, Baseball. C-L61-DGQGCLQGCLQQ-JC-LQGCLQYJCLQQ Odyssey 194.3 cawecawoewevcawf-Dc-bwf9 c-Lwf-J Labor conquers all things M:iry's punetuality in having lier lioinework done has kept lier classmates amazed Society ol' Seliolarsllip, Basketball. Hllvlllmf' ieorfis all cars fake ca,nz'1'z'c. Ranny is one of tlie executives of our class. President of Freslnnan Class, Athletic Representative '40 .lunior Class President Senior Class Treasurer Rine' Connnittec 7 3 b Prom Colnnuttee, C'over-to-Cover Club, Basketball, Football President ot' Senior Hi-Y, Student Forum, Circulation lX'IZLIl2lg.2Cl Lf YY Y ' R1 ' 'Y Y Odyssey , Secretary National Honor Society, Soplioinore Xear Book. l',llll'llllll s solt voice lias made us all sit up and take notice 1 . i ll.A.A. C ountil, Tri-Y, Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Bowl- ing, Hockey, Outing Club, Leaders Club, Society of Seliolarsliip. BIARY 1 ULLr:n R.-xNsx-:N tl.-xainm nan, .I R. l'l'1'Hl-BLIND fllI.ES E.rceer11'ngIy well read. ,.....i.. ..... v... . ...,, wffre EUGENR GRIMMICK The strength of twenty men. Gene's high school career has been dominated by an endless chain of troublesome entanglements. Varsity Football '42, '43, Hi-Y, Track, Safety Council, Glce Club, lfand, Student Forum, Sophomore Year Book. GWEN L. GRAMM 'Ulll passes-art alone enfluring stays with us. Gwcn's character sketches have kept the friends in class amused. Student Forum, Adelphian Society, Tri-Y, Soccer, Dramatic Society, llcacon Staff, Onuting Club, 0dyssey Board, Bowling, llaskctball. DoR1s E. GRANT To lvnou' her is to love her. Doris has kept us all well informed of the latest happenings in the Coast Guard. Class Marshal '42, Treasurer of Tri-Y '43, Treasurer of Dramatic Society '42-'43, Tri-Y Council, Cover-to-Cover Club, Odyssey, G.A.A., Soccer, First Aid, Senior Assembly. - efmt-9:1-JL-LQ1-Dcawerefwt-3t .+Qf9 Odyssey 194.3 c-awe-vc-ami-Dc-twat-LQQQQQ-Dc-Lwfeewf-3 ELAINE GRAULTY How for that little candle throics its beams. Lane's pleasing personality will long be remembered by her classmates. Dramatics Society, Basketball, Bowling, Cover-to-Cover Club, Student Forum, Adelphian Society, Ring Committee, Spring Play '42, G.A.A., Tumbling Manager, First Aid '43, Odyssey Board, Spring Play Coach '43, Camera Club, Glee Club '43, Tri-Y. EARL J. GUENTHER How about a picture? Earl's hard working manner is sure to bring success. Camera Club, Safety Council, Glee Club, Hi-Y. CLARA HAIZADORN Knowledge come but wisdom lingers. Clara's outstanding ability in sports has made her a valu- able member of the senior class. Adelphian Society, Girls' Athletic Rep., Treasurer of Girls ball, Bowling, Soccer, Prom Committee. Athletic Association, Baseball, Girls' Hockey Manager, Basket- MARY RUTH HAL1-3 flood things rome in small pf1c'kf1gvs. Mary Rutl1's llitll' intrigues not only tho L. H. S. girls but also thc L. H. S. boys. G.A.A., Glcc Club. e J. GORDON HANDY KL ' ' ' VV ' A short saying offvn l'07LlLflZ,71S 'rmwh IFISIIIUIIIV. Till' FI'0IH'll III class will long 1'Q1u0111b01' tllv 0l0flllCIlI'0 oi' 4 Gordou's Fl'0HCl1. i, Stucleut Forum. l'lLINOR H1-:Nm uI1I'f!' is short and so am, I. H:uik's ability to get lim' lioiucwork mlouc :uid still ble in tlw mimlcllc of Cvcrytliing has always 2LIIl2tZ0ll us. l'ovz-1'-to-Cover Club, Arlvlpliizm Soc-icty, Tri-Y, G..-LA., IJ1':111mtic's Socivty, Odyssey Bozml, S0l'l'C1', Bziskotlmzill. c-zwfac-Lwaewiac-1QQ.mfaeQQeQQ Odyssey 194.3 eeaeef-Naweewf-Jofwac-zwfeewfa JEAN Hoixaics A lfirul hvrlrt is 1l'0l'fh gold. -li'2llllS ziuotllvr uvw llll'Il1l1CI' ol our vlziss who luis mzulv Rl ' 1 H . . . Busiuc-ss Club, Uflyssvy, G.A.A. J. Uommx HOB'PILIl'I'I f'13rls0bnll-I low' 1'l. ' l'ouuic's timc is rlividvcl zuuoug Slivcrls, sports, :mil Kuy. Boss-lmzlll, Football, Tt'zu'k, Odyssey Bozml. DoRoT1n' HowI.AND H1fI't'I'!jfllI.I1fj romvs to those who u'r11'I. Dot vzui always be found in ilu' Company of Ann, Ed :mal Bot, liusinvss Club, BL-:u-on Staff, Tri-Y, G.A.A., Gln-0 Club, Uclyss0y, lizlscbzlll, Basketball, Soccvr, Ail0l1DlllH.Il Society. THERESA HUBEET A winning smile, a helping handfl You can always depend on Theresa for a ready smile. Safety Council, Glee Club, G.A.A., First Aid. D. IJUNCAN HUCIHES l3fzrrym.ore was once a schoolboy. Dunk is the smoothie of the class. Dramatic Socicyt, Spring Play '42, '43, Hi-Y, Beacon Staff, Ulldysseyll Board. EDNA HULL ElIusz'r' hath charms and so hath she. t'Ed has always been the center of attraction with her piano ylayingw-just name it and she can play it. Adelphian Society, Dramatic Society, Tri-Y, Cover-to-Cover Club, Safety Council, 'Burgh Highlights, Beacon Staff, Odyssey Board, Spring Play '43, President of Student Forum, Glee Club, Fight Song, G.A.A., Sophomore Year Book, Senior Assembly, National Honor Society, Soccer, Senior Assembly. omoomfocawoc-awe-wc-amor-'wr-woes Odyssey l934. cbwaczwfeawoczwoowoowf-Jews L XVILLIAMS HUTCHINS He is the very essence of courtesy. Billy is always ready with his rare sense of humor. Safety Council. GEORGE H. IVES A mind of his own. Poo's'l statistical mind has kept us informed on all the sport activities of the year. President Sophomore Hi-Y, Secretary Junior Hi-Y, Society of Scholarship, National Honor Society, Cover-to-Cover Club, Senior Male Chorus, Senior Ball Committee, Varsity Basketball, .lunior Ring Committee, Band, Orchestra, Assembly Committee, Sophomore and Junior Class Basketball Teams. NORMA JENSEN Gentlemen prefer blondes. l Norma's blonde hair is a ray of sunshine in the halls of L. H. S. G.A.A., Basketball, Baseball, Soccer. , JESSIE JOBSON l J Shell bless you with the sunniest u'eother. We wonder what Miss Wilson will do without .Jessie to liven up her study periods. G.A.A., Glee Club, Business Club. DOUGLAS JOHNSON Qualify and Quantityf' DOug's acting ability in English class is something worth H seeing. Senior Male Chorus, Odyssey Board. NANNIE JOLLY Sees it and does it. Nannie's' name fits l1e1' well because she is always jolly. G.A.A., Odyssey Board. omoawaawoewaows l !Wm Odyssey ,943 amine-awe czwfaewfaewoomaczwfa CLARA JONEs HUtlIl.gl'7l,g and cheerful, industrious and kind. c.il2tl'21,S another one of our girls whose heart belongs to the army. Cilce Club, G.A.A., First Aid. DOROTHY .IONi:s She spurs everyone on. Dot's tumbling has added much to the amusement of the gym classes. Tri-Y, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, Hockey, Baseball, G.A.A., First Aid. :RICHARD KANE And a merry man is he. Dick makes up for his small stature by his efferveseent spirit. Dramatic Society, Beacon Staff, Highlights, Junior Varsity Basketball, Homcroom Basketball, 'tOdyssey Board, Society of Scholarship, Troy Record Correspondent, Captain Senior Bas- ketball Team, Captain of Junior Basketball Team, Spring Play '42 Business Manager, Student Forum, Hi-Y, National Honor Society. JUNE KENYON A lady, oh, so light a foot? .lu11e's pleasant manner has endeared her to all of us. C.A.A., Glcc Club. CAROL KITLEY Teil is the size of fame. Carols thoughts are wrapped up in L. S. I. Adclphian Society, Safety Council, Glee Club, Odyssey Board, Student Forum, Tri-Y President '43, Assembly Commit- tee, Soccer, Archery. XVILLIS KITTELL Better three hours too early, than a minute too late. Willis has an ever-ready sense of humor. L.L.L., Hi-Y, Manager of Football, Society of Scholarship, Student Forum, Lansingburgh Highlights, Camera Club, t'Odys- sey Board, Sophomore Year Book, Senior Male Chorus. tewi-nc-meet-ami-Jivkeweweat-peeeee Odyssgy l943 c-Lei-Jeymfaewf-nc-mmf-nc-awf9c-ima-Demo HELEN KNAUER To live is to be happy. girls who have permanents. ROBERT LAING him a favorite among all of us. HARRIET F. LAJEUNE.ssE A Friend Always. appear with and she never disappoints us. G.A.A. We always wait to see what new hair- ,I Helen's natural wave is the envy of all of the less fortunate Business Club, G.A.A., Soccer, Baseball. Tis well to be merry and wise. Bob's engaging grin and stylish jitterbugging have made Dramatic Club, Prom Committee, Hi-Y, Sophomore Dra- matic Club, Spring Play '43, National Honor Society. do Frenchy'l will VVILFRED LAJEUNESSE Big in stature and quiet in manner. Although English class invariably puts Hector to sleep, he seems wide awake in just about everything else. . BARBARA J. LANG To be frank, sho has but one interest. Although Babs renmins true to at eertuin nluinnus, she has nizule all of us very fond of her. Drzuiizitie Society, Aflelphian Soeiety, Tri-Y, Lzinsingburgh Highlights, Beacon Staff, Spring Play '42, Glee Club, Czunerzi Club, Cover-to-Cover Club, G.A.A., Odyssey Board, Sopho- more Year Book, First Aid. 4 A DONALD LANs1Nc: Each man reups on his ouvi farmf' . 'tButeh left the hulls of L. H. S. preinuturely to enter the Vic-tory Furin Corps. Glee Club. ewsewaewoeweewoemeeea Odyssey 194.3 ewoefwac-Lweeweewfaewfacawf-J Lois LAW Love thy Neighbor. Lois has been with us only this past your but she has sue- eeeclerl in lX'K'0lIllllg one ol' our most popular seniors. Cover-to-K'over Club, Tri-Y, Odyssey Board, Dl'2lII11ltll'S Soeiety, G.A.A. BIARCIA A. LAW Kn0zrle1ig0 is p0u'er. M:1rei:m's shy smile :incl bubbling personality have nizule her an favorite with all. ' Odyssey Bonrrl, Seeretu1'y of Class '43, Society of Seholnr- ship, National Honor Society, Vice-President Cover-to-Cover Club, ll.A.A., Basketball, Soeeer, Clmirinun of Ring -Committee '42, So mhomore Year Book Literary Li hts Kniekerbueker I , . . , D Awnrcl '40, Assembly COIll11llftCl', Czuneru Club, First Aid Course, llrzunutie Soeiety, Presiclent Clussienl Club, Senior Assembly, Acielphiun Soeiety, Baseball, Tri-Y. JEAN lX'IAURAE A Izruin eouplml zrith personality. We :ill huye zulniiretl .leunie's flare for niee clothes and her winning ways. Business Club, Tri-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Atlelpliian So- ciety, G.A.A., Soeeer. we hope he never changes his likable personality. NED MARTONE Thoughts too strong to be suppressed. Ned has kept us laughing through four years of school and Senior Male Chorus, Victory Corps, Baseball, Football. LINCOLN NIARZELLO Men of jeu' words are the best men. Lincoln has had a genius for making friends in L. H. S. Baseball, Basketball, Football, Vice-President Hi-Y, Presi- dent Sophoniore Class, President- Senior Class, Student Forum, Odyssey, Assembly Connnit-tee, Senior Male Chorus. HENR1' BIATTICE Although he has much wit he is shy in using it. Henry's quick wit has often livened up our classes. c-awsome-Jowfo.-use-vowfswwi-nc-Lain Odyssey 194.3 ctwocewfaoweowf-JC-awe-Dc-zwec-LQ1-J EDNA BIATTOON A leader among her classmates. Edna has proved to be an outstanding leader and a coin- petent business woman as well. National Honor Society, Society of Scholarship, Chorus, Safety Council, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Bowling, Secretary of Business Club, Tri-Y, Publication Editor Beacon, Adelphian Society, Head Typist Odyssey ELEANOR MATTOON A lively girl is she. The oflice and the library would never have been able to get along without her assistance. Chorus '40, '41, '42, Girls' Treasurer '41, Tri-Y, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, G.A.A. ETHEL M.kYNE Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Ethel is always willing to share her knowledge with every- one. Student Forum, Tri-Y, Adelphian Society, G.A.A., Odys- sey Board, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, First Aid. LILLIAN MCNAMEI-3 Angel of mercy. Lillian's cheerful manner will prove to be a great asset when she becomes Nurse McNamee. Adelphian Society, Dramatic Society, Secretary Tri-Y, Beacon Staff, HOdyssey Board, G.A.A., Highlights '41, Uhorus '41, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball. EVELYN NIILLER With a violin she won her fame. Evelyn brings enjoyment to everyone with her violin. Chorus, Orchestra. ix Ik, NIALCOLM NEILS Silence is a virtue. Malcolm's interests lie outisde of school. C-awe-nc-Lwfoczwoc-LQ4-JC-LQQQQQ-nomo Odyssey 1943 C-LQGC-LQQ-DCLQQDC-LQ'E9 UCbQf6GLQ6D YVILLIAM U'BR1EN Une in a million. ' O'Bie has always kept us guessing about his love affairs. Literary Lights, Camera Club, Sophomore Hi-Y, Junior Hi- Y, .lunior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Cover-to-Cover Club, Dramatic Society, Photography Editor Beacon, lnterclass Basketball, Fheerleader '42-'43, Sophomore Year Book, Prom Committee, Senior Male Chorus, Spring Play '42-'43, J. DANIEL O'CoNNr:LL I lrnou' a trick: trorlh two of that. Dan has a passion for starting uprisings. Sophomore Year Book, Sophomore Highlights, Camera Club, Senior and Junior Hi-Y, Assistant. Editor Beacon '42, Editor-in- Chief Beacon '43, Student Forum, Senior Male Chorus, Odys- sey Board. XYILLIAM U'CoNNER . Sing mcczy sorrozc, cast away care. You can always see Bill hitch-hiking to school, about 8:29 each morning. ROBERT OllX'IALLEY Let the Lrorld slidefl Bob likes to sleep and does, whenever he gets the chance. JOHN URMSBY I think, therefore, I aim. Jaek has always been ready to back up his word with good sound reasoning. Student Forum, Htldyssey' Board, Manager Basketball and Track. ANN OTT They are truly great trho are truly good. Uncle Sam thanks Ann, via us, for her work on tl1e Jeep ealnpaiegn. Beacon Staff, GAA., Tri-Y, Chorus, Adelphian Society, Safety Council, Treasurer Business Club l43, Baseball, Basket- ball. owe-Je-zweewfoeweeeeewqnewfn Udyssgy 194.3 eweewfaowevc-Lwocawfoewi-Jawa ALFRED PALBIPIR He also serves who only stands and 1I'llI.f8.U Al's interests lie elsewhere but his quiet l1lilllIli'l'S and pleas- ing personality have Won him many friends at li. H. S. lVlARY PAPPAs The only tray to be happy is to 'llIfflh'0 others happy. Mary's add experiments in chemistry class have held Mr. Frisbie speechless. Dramatic Society, Tri-Y, Secretary Adelphian Society '43, Cover-to-Cover Club, 'Burgh Highlights, Student Forum, Sopho- more Yearbook, Camera Club, Chorus, G.A.A. JOHN PERKINS Some think the world is made for fun and frolie and so do I. Perk's easy going manner has always been the worry ol' tl1e faculty and the joy of the students. Hi-Y, Senior Male Chorus. i i ANNE PETERSON f'Do meh IIITHYS 'work in earnest. friendly disposition :intl wziys. M National Honor Society. j I . if . L,iuAnLo'1'TE P11EL,xN 'llffllfe us happy-ami you nialre 'us good. Lottie is one of the few people who have l'0llllllllt'll beauty with brains. Sophomore Yezu' Book, Classical Club, Aclelphiun Soeiety Tri-Y, G.A.A., Seeretziry Cover-to-Cover Club, l,l'2llIl2ltlC S eiety, Clzmss Treasurer '43, Ring Connnittee, Camera Club, Mun- 21gl'1' of Arehery, Asseinbly Connnittee, Soeeer, Bowling. PAUL PLANTE Hy helping others I please niysclff' When you're looking for someone to help you in typing look for Paul. Business Club. c-Lwf-Jcawocawoc-await-avi-bc-LQ1-JLQAQJ Qdygsgy 194.3 caweczeauewec-LQeewa vc-asa Club, Ilrzunutie Soeiety, Tri-Y, Atlelphizin Soeiety, Basketball, C.A.A., Vlziss Mzwsluil, Sturlent Foruni, Nzitionzil Honor Soeiety, Spring Play '42-'43. Soee Viee-l'resi1lent Safety Vouneil, C.A.A., Bzisketbull, Baseball, er, Odyssey Boartl, Bowling, First Aid Course. Loeisia Po1.1.AY I Ifrr' for those who lone me. Louise is one ol' the first of our elziss to be engzigeml. S.XR.XI,l'IN Powrzn She fs lll'liQlIlfl'7' than ll Sllll1IlIl'l'.N nzornf, Szirzilen will :ilwziys retain her youth and frivolity. Seeretury llllIlSlIlf,IlJlI1'Qll Higllliglits, Glee Club, Cunierai GLAm's Prlun' I thfnlr no Virtue goes with size. What would L. H. S. be wihtout Gladys :incl Doreen? Sophomore llrzunxitie Club, Beueon Stziff, Allltllllllllll Soeiety, Anne h:isn't been with us lone' but time floesn't zilter her D Bezieon Staff, Odyssey Bozirrl Bowlinff, Soeeer, G.A.A. . . I D Y ' l 1 0- illlll Slltlllt 211100115 lllllllllf. Tri-Y, Adelphian Society, Odyssey, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Assembly, COVPI'-t0-COVQI' Club, Sophomore Year Book, First Aid Fourse. ZENITH QUANTOCK Hobs of love for the Navy. Zenith seems to be more interested in French than in her school subjects. Y CIAA. .ANNE QlfII.LINiXN They win that laugh. Annie has nmny friends, because of her shining personality Drainatie Soeiety, Senior Ball Committee, Bowling, C.A.A., fe ROBERT REGLIN l Tall, blonde and-? l3oh's passion for Ann has been his weakness at L. H. S. Hi-Y. swf-Daboowfo.-fbi-wQ,Qec-amfac-awe Udyssey ,943 4-var-wt-esac-Lwf-vc9,Qfac-Lwfoewec-awe . ,, ...WM .. .1 ALPHA D. REM1NGToN I seek forever lasting fame. Al is a hard working lad but he always inanages to have a good time. Hi-Y, Male Chorus, Football, Business Club, 'tOdyssey Board. WARREN REYNOLDS Theres a good time coming boys. lVa1'ren always manages to enjoy himself, no matter what. Male Chorus, Camera Club, President of Senior Hi-Y. lh1ERRILL H. RICHMOND A man- he is to all who know him. Likeable, quiet, and never riled, Merrill's interests are afield. Business Club. l SHI-:LDoN RIPLEY 4 . . j Believe Lt or not. The Admiral lives :md breathes the Navy but he always takes time to play his hurmoniea. Hi-Y, Senior Male Chorus. .IANET Romans A good name is better than precious ointment. Although Janet is at quiet girl, her hzird work is sure to bring success. Adelphian Soeiety, Odyssey Board. ELLA Rosa A scholar 'with a heart of gold. Ella's sincerity and good fellowship will :iid her in beeoming zz missionary. Soeiety of Scholarship, G.A.A. cbeooma-Deaf-Jveft-iczwfaowoewo Odyssey 194.3 t-Jef.-it-pwoowoowoowf-Jowoofwo r--- -, ELVA Rosy: Ifnou'lerlge keeps her ever on the alert. We hope I'Ilvzi's pupils in the future will follow her good example. Soeiety of Seholarsliip, G.A.A. IJAYTON SANn1ioLT Wit his the salt of eonz'ersat1'on. History elziss would not have been the same without Dayton. Rosi-:MARY SANTERRE She is a phantom of delight. Although Rosy has done mueh outside work we feel sure she has enjoyed her high sehool days. Tri-Y, Adelphizm Society, G.A.A. BERNARD F. SCHLESINGER 'Tonztorrou' dojhy worst, for I have lived today. Bernard's wit and good humor have made him our most popular senior. Sophomore Year Book, Camera Club '42, Track, Dramatic Society, Safety Council '42, Treasurer Junior Hi-Y, Associate Iiditor of Beacon, Student Forum, Treasurer Senior Hi-Y, Junior Prom COI11I11iftCC, Senior Male Chorus, Football, Cover-to-Cover Club, Business Manager of Odyssey, Senior Ball Committee, National Honor Society. EILEEN SEE iUus1'c is the s0ul's cxpressionf' I'Iilcen's ability in music has added much to the enjoyment ol' thc class. Band, Orchestra, Glce Club, G.A.A. l DAVID A. SEYMOUR Beu'are the fury of a patient man. Dave always has a ready answer for his teachers. Orchestra. eeocaweemeemeeweeweewe Qdyssgy 194.3 ewoewoc-been-Lwec-ami-Jcawoewfa ROBERT SHUDT Speak softly and carry a big stick. Although Bob appears quiet we know he is at the bottom of the study hall raids. CRAIG SIBLY Ever ready to lend a helping hand. We hear that Craig is a great caller for square dances. JOAN SLATER Dance and the world dances with youf' Joan's gay and carefree ways have made her a contribution to our class. G.A.A. BARBARA SMITH nA7ILlI1'f'1-0'llS to yet Clh0fl!l.H Smorts and Bob fro tofether. Z1 Captziiri, Baseball, Hoekey, Soeeer. ELEANOR Smrru Theres nothing half so sweet in life as l0lf'l?yS yozmy IlI'l'l1IIl.' A good influenee on all, th:Lt's Eleanor. G ,A.A. CHARLES SNYn1+:H All I ask is a -merry yarn from a lauyhiny fellow' roz'er. :i swell fellow always. Mule Chorus, Hi-Y, Odyssey Board. 1-Jai-Jofwec-aber-AQ4-wc-9:4-Jewevowo Qdyssgy 194.3 QQ4-woe.--e-ywf-wbaoafaepwfacaeiv PIELEN Sworn Suer'ess is alleml of her. lIelen's perfeet disposition is what will seeure her sueeess. , I it ELINOR Swirzicn Bly way of joking is to tell the truth. Swim is always really to add fun to ai group. Aalelphizin Soc-iety, Drzunntie Society, Bowling, CllVCI'-fU- Cover Club, Chorus, Tri-Y, G.A.A. CLIFFORD T1ioMPsoN Happy by rirzy-happy by 'n1.1'r1m'yhf. 'iC'lill s pleasing manner innkes hini popular with everyone, Basketball, Senior Male Chorus. Business Club, Lezulers Club, G.A.A. Council, Buslcetlmll A Froni Cohoes he ezune :incl I.. H. S. zieeepteml his w:1y--- KENNETH TOLAGIAN . fHe uho can, does. Inn 11 is iluays been able to hold many odd jobs and go to school, which is an accomplishment in itself. , RosEMAR1' TOOLE Hel zozee is etc: gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. Ro emux his alu Us been cooperative and willing to sup- V111 X Bt Leon, G A A Basketball. LORA TURNER S rene, I fold my hands and wait. I om s gn liughtei his added to the fun in Study Hall. CQQQLQQQGQQQ-LQ'o39QGL-LQQDCLQG GQ1'DL-ROGQGQQGGQGGQGGQQ yssey 94.1 RICHARD VERMILYEA 'IA quick wit and a ready ansu'er. things done have won him many admirers. Safety Council, Viee President Junior Hi-Y, Secretary Senior Hi-Y, Senior Male Chorus, Football, Co-Editor of Odys- sey, Student Forum, Cover-to-Cover Club, Society of Seholar- ship, National Honor Society, Junior Ring Committee. KAY XVALKER A comrade, ever faithful, ever true. Although Kay is small in stature, we predict a big l'llf,lll'C ahead for her. G.A.A. IRMA hVlLDER A mairlen's smile-so, so bright. Irn1a's popularity does not end in the halls of L. H. S. We hear 'she has quite a flare for square dancing. Tri-Y, Adelphian Society, G.A.A., Business Club, Odys- sey Board, Soeeer, Basketball, Baseball, Bowling. Dir-k's subtle humor, hard work and ability for getting Ciiaauzs Woos'1'E11 Ilia eheerful uwzys are l'071,fllQl-O?,l,S.u Fishing and hunting interest Uhuek'l more than his sehool work. Senior Male Chorus. Ina ZEKIAN A jolly spiriz' will never die. Idafs ainiahle ways, we shall always I'CII1CIl1b6I'. 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IE Q X 224 A f ' I Q N d 3 , -5 ,,w ' sw 4 My fy' f 'Ff37 AV MDM. uv -1 Qi? oros 9' I- 1 I Gunn 'K QQ Classes 951-DGQQQQGQQQQQGQQQQQGGQQWQGG Class of 194-3 Ujfi,f'C1'.w PM-sirlc-lit . ...... I,i111-0111 Mzirzcllo Vivo Pri-sirlvnt . . A . . . Sully Bll!'fICSS S0l'l'!'t2ll'y .... . . ...., ,Mancini Law Girls' rlxl'l'2lSlIl'l'I' , ,, Cfhawlottv Plivlzm Boy! 'l'1'c:1s111'v1' ,..A.. .. Rniisvii flzmlciiior Atlilvtif- lh-pix-sclxtutivvs A ..... Virgiiuizi Filkin John Fislivr .'1l1l,'I'Nl'I'S Miss NIllli'B' M. Wilson . Mr. M:u'sl1:1ll Wlwclci' S1'llI.O?' Assvnzbly f'0IlIIIII'ffl'I' Nam-ian Law, f'lIII'I'7'IHIlI2 Rim Iiurkc Emlim Hull Dick Kzmv Frzmk C':u'li11u Smfor Hall f'0IIlIllI'ffl't' Bc1'n:11'4l S1'ili0Si11gICl', fvllflllflllllll, Sully liurgc-ss Ruth Iiuglmi liivllzxiwl Yvrmilyvzm .Iulm Fishcr C'ln:u'lottv Phvlziii A11110 Quillinazu liulwrt, Laing Rmlsvli Gzmlviiivi' M:u'c'i:L Law Gvurgc Iva-s Class of 194-4- Prcsident ....., Vice President . . . Secretary .,..,,. , Girls' Treasurer. . , . Boys' Treasurer. 4 . . Athletic Council .... .... . . . Sponsor . . . . Harry Cote . . . . , .Arthur Garner . . . .Jeanne Verniilyea . . . . 4 . . , . . . . .Ruth Morgan . 4 . . . . . . . . . George Kewley .Robert lbbott, Ellen Randle Mrs. Cora. R. Tobin Ring Committee Arthur Carner, Chairman Ann Baker Dorothy Hull Nils Sahlin Robert Gardenier Virginia Favreau Edward Xander Marion Hunt Frances McCaffrey Prom Committee Lawrence Davey, f 'hmfrmo n Helen Filkin Jean Glasheen Freeman Baker Marion Jones Gloria Rowland Stanley Caple Eugene Lennek Jeanne Verniilyca George Kewley Jane Tilton Dorothy Olsen Irving Ballert The Junior Prom was held June 4, at the Hendrick Hudson Hotel, with music by Paul PZl1'kC1'7S Orchestra. PI'0Sllil'IIf ....., Vic-0 PI'l'HitiC1lif . SH'l'0i2Ll'Y .... , Girls' 'l'1'vz1s111'01' Boys' 'I'1'0z1s111'c-1' Athletic- Council ..... Class of 194-5 . . . . H:1rol1l Sliiclmls .. 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QQJ11 cc11111111'111'0111o11t the 1711111 112111110 g1'o1111, 1-11111pos1-11 of S011i111's whose 11vQ1'- 21230 1l111'i11g four y0:11's has b0011 80 1101- 0111111 111' 11101'0, is z11l111itt01l.J 1511111 11110 is p1'csc11t01l with il 11111 to Sigllify Il10lll1.lCl'SI1il5 ill this 111'gz111iz11t-ioI1. National Honor .Yociety The Lansingburgh Chapter of the National Honor Society accepted into its membership twenty members of the Senior class on May 17, 1943. They were tapped, presented, and accepted into the Society for outstanding leadership, character, and service to the school. Helen Wiley presided in the absence of Leonard Humphreys, last year's president. The speaker for the occasion was Lieut. Arnold Mealy who related l1is experiences on a United States destroyer in its travels in the North Atlantic and South Pacific. After the exercises, Virginia Filkin was elected President and Ran- sen Gardenier, Secretary of the new chapter. Following the exercises, Lieut. Mealy, the faculty, and the new members attended a tea given by the Adelphian Society. .7he fidebzhian .fociety 1943 has been another successful year for the Adelphian Society under the sponsorship of Miss Nivison, Miss Howe, Mrs. Barnard and our president, Virginia Filkin. The year was started by the election of the following officers: Eileen Hooley, Vice Presidentg Mary Pappas, Secretary, and Pauline Connally, Treasurer. In January, Miss Howe, one of our sponsors was married and moved away from Lansingburgh. However, her place as adviser was filled by Mrs. Barnard, who, with Miss Nivison has helped the Adelphian Society to complete a year filled with many activities. February 12th, we held a Heartbeat Dance in the gymnasium with Chuck Therrien and his orchestra. At our March meeting, Miss Cohen from Russell Sage, spoke to us on college life. Beacon During the past year, thc Beacon'l has had two faculty advisers, Miss Mildred Larson and Mrs. Delilah Goodrich. Both teachers have done equally fine jobs in aiding the editor in managing the affairs of the paper. Miss Larson transferred to a different school in January, leaving behind her a fine systcin for making each issue better and more interesting. Mrs. Goodrich assumed this position after Mrs. Larson left and she brought with her innovations which added more appeal to the Beacon, The war also had its effect on the paper, making supply materials difficult to buy and typewritcrs more scarce since many used by the Beacon typists were sold to tl1e government. J. Daniel O'Connell headed tl1e staff as Editor-in-Chiefg Bernard F. Schlesinger was Assistant- Editorg Edna Mattoon, Publications Editorg Edna Hull, News Editorg and William O'Brien, Photography Editor. .Library Club lllc- IJl'llIl2ll'f' 11111151150 ol tlw l,1lm1':11'y Q lub is to gin- svivivv to tllc Svlllllll. 'l'l1is goal is zitlzliliwl by ll10llllJUl'S WUl'lilllQ wmv pc-riuml :L wcvlx in tlic lllJ1'I1I'fV. Tllf- lullowiiig oflic-c1's www vlvc-tm-ml vzirly in tlw your: Prvsiflcim Ruhr-rt IA'VlI1l'Q Vim' lJl'0Sl4l0llf, lXl:11'4'izL l,:1wg SC'f'l'l'l2lI'y, l'l1:11'lottL Plic-lam, Zlllfl '1'1'n-z1s111'c1', Wultcr ClJlIIl0l'S. liiitizitious lm' now iiicmboix were llc-ld in Oc-tulJ01'. ru Tlio vlub slmiisolwl :li s11c'm'r'ssl'l1l :1l't01'-sc-lloul mlzilivl' mi April 211ml A fxwvwvll party was also given for Bob Hum-ox :mil .luck Faikv who vxitowfl the Navy. As tllc 1-lub bvluugs to flu- Book-ol'-tlim'-Moiitli Club, 1ll0llll30I'S liaiu tlic- U1T1l01'tllI1ltj' to lwc-01110 zicqiiaiilitml with lwst-svllm-is flll'0llQll0llf t-llc yl'Ill'. Q I Business Club The L3,I1S1I1glJlll'gl1 High School Business Club, organized in 1931, has this year carried out one of its inost successful progrzuns in niany seasons. Olivers for the jvenr wcrc: President, Betty Bzikerg Viee President, Dorothea Christenseng Secretary, Edna Mattoong 'l'rcasurer, Ann Ott. Miss Lottie Shepherd has been our faculty adviser for the year. Our 11111111111 Christinas party was held in the forin of a covered dish supper, with at grub bug and other entertnininent. Miss Anna Chase was our guest of honor. The innin ziccoinlmlishinent of the club wus the successful inun- ageinent of the War Bond and Stump Sale, which included a .leep Cmn- paign, resulting in the purchase of 17 Jeeps. The elub also sponsored an assembly for the benefit of the Red Cross, the proceeds of 358 going to the Red Cross War Fund. U o .Va ety Counczl V9 rlwlll' Sufvfy f1Ul1lN'il Stillflxll its 2li'fiVifil'S ful' Hu' YUZII' by clvuling 7 C:u'o1yn Bocliv, Pmsiclvlltg Glumlys Plll'lly, Yicc Pl'0Sill0l1t, :md Tllcrcszl 0 ,. Hubcrt SCC1'0tB.!'Y. I . Q The Council pmvidoml Szlfc-ty Rulvs for thc- Stlllllxllt body. Those rulvs wcrc' tilllgllt' by 111021115 of zlssvumbly 1D1'UQI'Il1l1S. Thr' Sufcty Colllmvil is l'UI111JUSl'd of :L mlclvgatv, :mal an HltCl'l12'LtC from 0:1011 IIUIIIOYOOIII, wlmsv mlufy is to 1l100t vvvry otlxcl' Tllvsclzly' to discuss szmfvty rules for thc- school. The Advisor for the K'Olll1l'il is Miss Gray. 52 I ramatic .Vociety fill Oetobel' 20 tlle D1'2I1ll21tl!l Society held the first meeting of the yexu- :xml the following oHic-ers were eleeteml: President, Sally Burgessg Sc-r'1'el:11'y, Rita, Burlqeg 'l'1'e:1s111'e1', Doris Grant. At the Special Cl11'ist11ms 2lS50I11lJly the society preseiiled HP21l1l Fm-es the Tire Sl101'tage. During the yezu' the society pureliaiserl 21 eoiubiuatioii mclio :mel vietrulai for the benefit of the Qc-liool. Un Mm' 14 ut Iil1lf'li01'lD2N'liCI' Juuiui' Hi 'li School the Societv 1 7 Q 7 - weseiiterl Ufllllllil Bov as the :uuiuul swine' mimi This mlav was :1 l . tw . . success flue to the eoiiperzltioli of Miss Dunk :uid the I1lCl11lJCl'S of the club. Jenior Hi- The Hi-Y enjoyed its most socially ac-tive season this year with our new adviser, Mr. Paine. With Warren Reynolils as Presiclent, we began the season with a liayrirle. ln the course of the year wc also sponsorecl two splash parties, several joint, meetings with the Tri-Y and an outing at Camp Van Schoonlioven, but the main event was the Bubble Dance helcl at the high school. The dance was one of the most successful dances of the year. The cluh was l'0lJI'CSOI1tCfl at. the N4ll'tlllt2lSll'l'I1 Hi-Y council by Richarcl Verniilyea, Ransen Ur1L1'il0IllC1', and Beriiarfl Schlesinger, who sueeeerlecl in passing our hill for coinpulsory niilitary training in high school through the council. Bernarrl Schlesinger anml Richard Verniilyea t-hen carried the bill to the state eouncil in Albany where it was passed in a combined form. When Warren Reynolds resigncfl as Prcsimlcnt, Ransen Garclenier was electerl to take his place. Other oHicc1's were: Lincoln Marzello, Vice Presiclentg Richard Verinilyea, S0l'1'0f1II'YQ Bei'na1'cl Schlesinger, Treasurer, and John Fisher, Sergeant-at-Arms. .. . , ' . s -,,. Y-.. V . junior Hi-QI Under the guidance of Morrill W. Paine, tl1e Junior Hi-Y enjoyed a successful 1942-1943 season. During tl1e year our activities included an outing at Camp Van S-choonhovcn silash marties and ha 'rides We also held several 'oint 1 1 I 1 y 1 1 1 J meetings with local H1-Y's and a meeting with the TI'1-Y. Sonic of the rneinbers attended a Hi-Y Conference in Syracuse. Paul Harris Jr. from Washington, D. C. spoke to the delegates about: Things we want to know. 1. About ourselves. 2. What can we do now. 3. The war we fight. 4. The world we want. The boys who went to this conference will long reincrnber what took place there. The officers included: Larry Davey, Presidentg Harry Vote, Vice Presidentg Tappin McQuide, Secretaryg and Irving B-allert, Treasurer. .Vophomore Hi-y The Soplloinorc Hi-Y with :L nvw loxulor, Mr. Pziiinv, lizivc taken nmny stops forw:'mrcl during the past yczlr. At the first nivcting, tho following oflirvrs wrrv vloc-lc-ll: President, Donald Lzunbvrtg Vivo Prvsiclvnt, .lm-lc Cl11'istoplw1'g Sc-c1'ctzL1'y, Carl Wilcyg 'I'1'0nsl11'c'1', Gvrolil Griffin, :incl Sc'1'g0:i11t-at-Arnis, David Rc-ynolds. During tllc your our vlub sponsororl svvcrzll splash parties and lumyridcs and we also worm' rcprcscntvcl :rt tllc Stair :Lnml Rogionzll Hi-Y Conference. Jenior .7ri-y The Tri-Y Club started out successfully this year with a slight change. Instead of one large group consisting of Seniors and Juniors three clubs were formed, a Sophomore, a Junior and a Senior club. The Senior Tri-Y club elected the following officers at the first meeting: Carol Kitley, Presidentg Betty Baker, Vice Presidentg Lillian McNamee, Sccretaryg Doris Grant, Treasurer, and Virginia Filkin, Founeil Representative. The highlight of the season was a formal New Year's Eve dance. This was an inter-club dance sponsored by the Tri-Y and Hi-Y clubs of this vicinity. On March 25, 1943 a joint meeting was held at the Y. W. C. A. The Senior and Junior Hi-Y clubs were guests of the Senior Tri-Y. Sally Burgess and Ruth Dugan led a discussion on t'Dating.l, On April 16, 1943 the 'Tan Dance took place in the high school gym and was a great success. Under the supervision of Miss Charlotte Bradshaw the Senior Tri-Y has enjoyed a highly successful season. junior .7ri-y The Junior Tri-Y, 11nder the SllIJOI'VlHlUIl of Mrs. Ohnstead, was formed October 22, 1942. The following oflicers were elected for the year: Je:11111e Verxnilyea, Presidentg Eileen Hooley, Vice Presidentg A1111 Baker, Treasurerg Dorothy Hull, Secretaryg and Dorothy Olsen as Council R01JI'CSCI1t21f,lVC. During the year emblems were Illll'Cll2'l.S0fl :md presented to each girl at a recognition ceremony held :it tl1e Y. W. C. A. 351.00 was con- tributed to tl1e Coniniunity Chest by the Tri-Y. Also during the year, the Junior girls assisted with card parties, candy sales and tens. The Junior Tri-Y has forty-tl11'ee 1l1OlllbCl'S. Jophomore ir-y Lust- SC5tC1HbCl' the So1l1o111or0 Tri-Y was formed for the Girls i 3 V I Z1 111 thc SlJpil0lll0l'0 Class. Sully S1111-Iris was 0101-tml .P1'os1dc11tg Mary Kilfrulloii Vice Prcsidmit' Marie f.illl1LiC1'SC1'l, Sec1'ctz11'v' .lame Cz11111b0ll D 7 U 7 I . 7 1 7 'Tl'CilSl11'0l', :md Mario Gz111:1g01', RC171'LxSC11t21flX'C. W0 spc-11t 111:111y Q11joyz1bl0 Qveniiigs 1121111-iiig, and roller skating. Ill April 11 show ciititlod iiP3l'ZLliC of thc Past was given by 1116111- bvrs of the Tri-YH from La11si11frb111'0'l1 Trov, W:1t0rvli0t 111111 Green 5 R1 7 . Isl:1111l. T110 p1'ov0ccls 11'o111 this will go towz1rd the s11111111Cr conferexice. Mrs. E1l11:1 Plovsoi' was advisci' for part of the year and Miss Anita KQ11yo11, ll fO1'I1lC1' L. H. S. g1'z1f.l11z1tc, bcmiiic our advisor succeed- ing Mrs. Plocser who loft to join 1101- l1usb:111d who is i11 the service. Choir, Orchestra, Band The niusirzil orgauizzition porl'ormoml this your with fine spirit notwitlistzmmling the fact- that they wcro m-vvssawily smzillc-1' than usual. Appczmziicos wc-ro lllilill' of tho Drxmmtif- Club play. High School assemblies, and tho Spring fl011f'0l'l. Sonic of tho mmibors lvamiocl in thc choir Wcro: Morning Now Bookons, HSlllNl0XVIl,H Hlgflflillllflll Dream- Crf' Hz1ncl0l's Glory to Goclfl :mil HSPl'U11klflC by Scliuln-rt, in which Thelma Brvczc playcrl zu Hute solo. The bzmcl pluyocl l'Atl:mtis by Szmfimivk, tho military sorvirv songs, Arabian Nights by Yoder, Nioh0'l by Rulwrtis, l.uzcr11o Overture by Brocton. The orvliostra mlavorl HGV asv flV0l'illl'C,H Luc-io Silla 'lF1':u1c:misc M1l1t:11ro, UCll0l'2tlC Fugucn by Bm-ll, :mel HRllYllll11ClOifl1C Sketch by Dasch. flssembly Committee During the pust year the Assembly Committee has presented nmny sueeesslul student ussembly I51'0Ql'2Ll1lS, with the eoiiperzition of Mr. Thomas, Fzu-ulty Adviser. Some of these programs were: at Senior assembly, iuzuntger entirely by members of the Senior Class, ft Sopho- more ussembly, in whieh the Juniors helped, at Hi-Y variety show, presented by the Senior boys, at benefit assembly for the Red Cross, sponsored by the Business Club, an Adelphian assembly, many progriuns put on by the Safety Council, und ll musical progrzun directed by Mr. Rogers. With money provided by the P. T. 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Tlicy finishcrl thirml i11 tht- Public High 50110411 I1C2LQll0 :mel curled thc s0a1su11 with c-ight wins :mtl vight- losses. Rulxcrt- Lovins was Ilitlllilfl to the s0c'o11rl string l,l'll1Cl1J2lllS IICILQIIIC tv:1111 which 1'0pl:1c'0ml tho All-City squzul. l,i11c'ol11 Mzirzcllo .l0llllFlSl1C1' Wzlltor Cu111101's Gcowe Ivos Robert 7 7 l 2' 7 1 1 L0vi110, Rz111s011 h:11'tl011i01', :mtl Qliffoiwl Tl1o111pso11 nrt- thc losses tlll'Ollgll grzlmllmtioli this year. Baseball The baseball team has lost two close games so far. A greater loss however, is their coach Frank Buseall, who has joined the Navy. Mr Eekcrson will take over for the remainder' of the season. The lineup: Connors, eatc-hp Abbate anel Hofelif-li, pitchersg Wink- ler, first baseg Whitman, sec-ond baseg Marzello, shortstopg Goerold third baseg Goldsberry, Martone and Hunziker, 0lli3l'l0lllCI'S. ii pi-..., 7 Cheerleaders Um' L-llc-01'lc:1f1i11gL squufl has always boon 1'0zuly with Illl'UllgLll0llf our school ycau' of utl1lCtic's. We are wry fmtlllmtc fuvlm an c-Hiciont group to spur our teams througll victory or Wo tlmnk Evelyn Bock, Willizuu fj,Bl'if'I1, Marion Hoffman, Slulclt, Mildrccl f1OI'I1l21l1, 711110111213 XYi1lia111S, Caroline Bodic, auul lim- 00101112111 for their mltllllsiastic- iI1dlllQCIlCC in promoting ou spirit. 21 1'lll'Ul' to lmvo defeat. SfLHlh'2'L Jzwqllc- 1' sclloul Lansingburgh High School Class History In class histories of the past, each class has commended itself on being one of the best classes to spend its high school years in the halls of L. H. S. It can now be told, without boasting, that the Class of 1943's record and standing have excelled all others. Freshman Year The Class of '43 was the first freshman class to complete three years at the Knickerbacker Junior High School. The class held its election in October and Walt Connors was elected president. Two dances were held that yearg one in January and one in June. The biggest event of the year was the very successful June Prom, under the guidance of Miss McKeown. It was in this year that our athletes began to distinguish themselves on field and court. Bill Goldsberry earned the title of being the deadliest tackler in the area. Ray Nielson, Ran Gardinier, Walt Connors, and Lincoln Marzello played junior varsity basketball. On the baseball team we placed Bill Goldsberry and on the track team Frank Carlino represented our class. The school activities for the year closed with a field day and picnic at Knickerbacker Playground. A class precedent was estab- lished this year in the giving of diplomas at the graduation exercises in June. Sophomore Year A bright sunny day in early September 1941 brought courageous sophomores to the steps of L. H. S. Keeping together in small bands of tens and twelves, these unafraid sophomores were determined to show the upperclassmen that they had no fear. They stated that this year the seniors would not initiate sophomores as they had done in the years before. But, as we marched into the auditorium, we gave the appearance of painted Indians with our clothes in great disarray and in tatters. We hoped this wasn't a sample of what the next three years in L. H. S. were going to be like. We started early with our class activities and Lincoln Marzello was elected president. In this same year the Sophomore Hi-Y was started. This was the first time that the Hi-Y clubs were divided according to their classes. George Ives was elected president. In athletics we continued to excel, placing men on all the teams in school. Our class team won the championship in basketball by defeating the freshmen and seniors in hard fought battles. At Christmas time the annual Christmas party was held with the sopho- mores taking care of the decoration. Our Sophomore Year Book was successfully completed, sponsored by Miss Reynolds and edited by Sally Burgess. It was decided to have our class picnic at White's Beach. We had our picnic the same days as the juniors and closed our sophomore year with a swell time, looking forward to the fall when we could continue the tradition of initiating the new sophomores. The 1943 Odyssey Junior Year ln our junior year there were many activities. In class elections held in the early part of the school year, Ransen Gardinier was elected president. It was, as in past years, decided to buy our class rings. The ring committee headed by Marcia Law, selected rings which were voted on by the class. The annual junior prom with the seniors as guests, was held May 23, with much success. It was in this year that our athletes really distinguished themselves. Walt Con- nors was named on the All-City football team. Conrad Hofelich and Ned Mar- tone also saw much action on the team. The basketball team which was made up largely of juniors, Jack Fisher, Ransen Gardinier, Walt Connors, and Lincoln Marzello, won the New York State Public High School League Championship for the eastern district. The baseball team also numbering many of our class, won the championship. Because of limitations, we were unable to hold our class picnic at White's Beach. And so we closed the year with greatexpectation for our senior year to come. Senior Year Like most senior years, ours was one full of gaiety and activity. The place which was the center of all amusement was the study hall, where all the ring- leadcrs and idealists of L. H. S. met. Because it is the largest senior homeroom, probably accounts for this fact. It was in this year that new clubs were started which will probably go down as traditional activities in L. H. S. The Senior Male Chorus, which was accomplished through the hard work of John Perkins, supplied a place for the musically inclined seniors to spend their Tuesday nights. Probably the most original group organized by the seniors was the Sunday Hikers, which were composed of both girl and boy members, who spent their sunny week-ends on the peaks of Bald Mountain. Dances this year excelled those of other years, both in number and variety. Practically every club sponsored a dance and few, if any, were unsuccessful. The two dances which profited the seniors most were the Tri-Y Fan Dance, and the Hi-Y Bubble Dance. Our athletic representation was also something to be proud of. The captains for both basketball and football were members of the senior class, Jack Fisher for basketball, and Walt Connors for football. Our senior year was not only one of activity and fun, but also one of scholar- ship and leadership. We placed twenty-six members on the Society of Scholar- ship and twenty members on the National Honor Society. For a class which went through high school during four years in which the countries of the world were at war, who could ask for a better history? By VVALT CONNORS and LINCOLN MARZELLO Lansmgburgh High School Navy James Adams Edward Autsolief Robert Bisner Bruce Bracken Jean Breault Arthur Cattelier Bradley E. Carlton John Christensen Donald Connors Paul Daley William Decker Albert DeMartin Edson Draper Peter Duffy Fredrick Elliott John Fake Ralph Folger Edward Foley James Galbraith Joseph Gerwin Donald Gill Charles Hansen Samuel Hansen Fred Howland William Hussey Donald Kelleher Neil Kelleher John Kellog Gordon MacCurnber Norman Madsen Elmo Mallnow John McCumber Charles McCreedy Arnold Mealy William Miller Lawrence Myers John Pinder James Reid Leland Sorensen Robert Stoliker Robert Sturges William Thomson Robert Wilson Clifford Zeph Donald Zeph Arthur Zekian Naval A U'l:llfi07L George Allen Arthur Beck Earl Boisen Charles Fake Martin Gallagher Robert Hancox Harry Kelly John Nealand Paul Spain Edwin Whitehouse .Yervice -Cist B C oast Guard Warren Beck Arlington Goodwin George Jones Robert Laustrup Thurman Remington Harry Zeph M arines Richard Bateman Irwin Bentzen Clark Campbell Harvey Gould Warren Neals Edgar Reynolds Donald Riley Merchant Marines Robert Adams Donald Grant Gordon Harder Clinton Van Arnum Army Air Corps Robert Allen' A Doug E. Anderson Robert Anderson X William Babcock Charles Boland Austin Buchanan William Burke Bill Christensen Horace Craven John Donohue Earl Finkle Peter Kokolias Howard Mason Gifford Mertens Lewington Ponder Robert Ponder Jon Ryan Kenneth Taylor Bob Tilton Charles Trigg Army John Adams Carl Anderson Jay Bailey John Baker Condit Becker Everett Bell Orville Bennett Leo Blair Roy Blair William Blair William Bodie Jack Bodie William Boisen Don Bradshaw The 1943 Odyssey Harry Brundage James Burke Rolin Burke Scott Burke Charles Burkhart Leland Carrier Ernest Cattelier David Childs William Clark James Cole Donald Covell Stanley Covell Kenneth Coonley William Crogen Earl Cross Fred Cross Dick Cuaran Ernest Daly Robert Dodds Edward Donohue William Donoven Philip Draper Arthur Edge Paul Fellock Derrick Filley Harold Finkle Leon Finkle Richard Flagler James Flynn Harold Follett William Gardner Walter Gerwin Walter Gill Robert Glasheen S. Goldberg B. Goldberg Malcolm Grant Harvey Gould Thomas Hackett Clarence Hayward Charles Heimburg Earl Hohn Bill Howland George Holzhauer Don Hutchinson John R. Jones Bill Kelly William Knolble Bob La Due William Lance Charles LeLoup John Lort Paul Mabin David Madsen George Mallinson Bob Marks Frank Mayo H. Vernon Martin Don MacAuley Norman McChesney James McLean Dick McCourt Chuck McCreedy 'Earl McNaughton ,Art McCumber Harry McCumber Joe McCumber Don Mealy Bob Miller Philip Moore Wendell Moore Peter Morris Herb Moulton John Mulholland John Nielson Bill O'Heam Edward Ormsby Jimmy Partlan Ken Penny John Powell C. W. Quinn Robert Randall John Rasmussen Kenneth Reddell Chuck Reynolds Robert Rudebush Walter Ryan Bundy Shaw Walter Shaw Albert Smith Howard Smith Al Spain Joseph Stanelli Edward Therrien Frank Thompson Leo Toomajian Bill Trigg Johnny Wallace John Whalen Gilbert White Kirk White Richard Whitney Don Wilcox Bob Wittmann Richard Zeller Lansingburgh High School lilumni Notes CLASS OF 1942 PRIZES AND AWARDS English .,,. ,A.,..........A,A.... ....AA., History ..4. . . . French ...., , . , Latin .,...... . Mathematics . . . Art .....,.. . Business ...........,...,..A.. . Science ..,...............,...,..,...,. . Harmonic Circle Prize in Music ....... .,.. .... R. P. I. Mathematics and Science Medal ,.i., . Bauch and Lomb Medal for Science .i.,..........,, Sons of the Revolution, William Floyd Chapter, Prize for History ........,....i... Dorothy P. T. A. Prize in Art .,.....,..,,.,......i,....... Tibbits Cadets Prize for Music ...,. ..,.... Class of 1941 Prizes- Outstanding Girl ..........,...,..,.,. Outstanding Boy ...,...,.....,,.....,. Daughters of the American Revolution Award for Good Citizenship ,.........,,...., Russell Sage Scholarship, four years tuition at Russell Sage College i...,.....,...,.,. Neil K. White Prize awarded by the Society of Scholarship for Excellence in Dramatics .... MARRIAGES Doris Rawson to Francis K. Millington. Rita Mary Bleibtrey '36 to William Kirchmen '27. Cecilia Malik to Francis Anthony Skpowski. Rose Zetto '40 to Joseph J. Somogyi, Jr. Grace E. Carpenter to Charles E. Sickles. Dorothy Will to William Abrahamson '28. Muriel F. Cavanaugh '41 to William A De Filippis. . Virginia Lewis Leonard Humphreys .. Elizabeth O'Neil . . . . . Helen Wiley . , . . Harold Jones . . . Janet Thornton . . . Norman Madsen . . . . . Richard Zeller . Gordon Goewey Leonard Humphreys Harold Jones Faden, Grant Paterson . , . .Janet Thornton Lillian Barnes . . . , Kathryn Rolm . , . . Richard Zeller . . . .Elizabeth O'Neil , . , . .Helen Wiley .. .Harold Jones Caryl Marie Heegaard Jensen to John Lewis Greisen. Rita De George to Walter H. De Freest' 41. Mary Alice O'Malley '37 to John Francis Moran. Olive G. Dundas to William Leslie Potter '33. Betty Kakule to William J. Klein '33. ' Winifred L. Smith '34 to J. Copeland Nicholl '33. Gertrude Christensen to Charles Marble. Efiie Grace Herrick '38 to Joseph W. Turner. Mary A. Hackett '32 to William E. Campbell. The 1943 Odyssey Lucille Durocher '39 to Clair W. Heer '40. Elizabeth J . Liberty '41 to Stephen Danish. Ellamay Hooley '41 to Aaron F. Goodhines. Charlotte Daley '37 to Frank Walsh '37. Genevieve Batchelder '40 to Thomas Gorman. Mary Elizabeth Adams '41 to Harry Flick. Evelyn Swankey '42 to Kenneth Harold Gilford. Mary Jannicelli to Harold Wilson, Jr. '40. Thelma Carner '40 to William E. Cullen. Bereneice M. Reynolds to Edmund Stoll. Betty Flanders '41 to Howard J. Sheffer. Doris M. Cody to John See '40. Lois Carey to Harry Van Arnum. Alberta Dearstyne '29 to Dow Gibbs Kreiger. Marie Christine Bailey '37 to Raymond Eaton '32, Irma Ruth Sandholt to Raymond J. Campbell. Dorothy Evelyn Crouse to Lansing Van Rensselaer Reynolds '36. Anne Kokolias '42 to Wilfred Delle, Jr. Dorothy Marie Rowland '36 to Herbert Louis Olsen '35. Lilian F. Biosca '39 to John F. Gardner '35. Marion Kilburne '42 to Jean Joseph Breault '41. Betty Golden to David Harris. Helen Tarkany to Frank S. Pink '27, Elizabeth F. Alward '37 to Lee D. Butler. Edna Ruth Davis to Raymond A. Hollinger '36. Alma R. Marsh '39 to Charles H. Rayher. Veronica Mary McCassey '41 to George Daley '39. Dorothy Elizabeth Ormsby to Luke Evans. Marjorie Ruth Nial to Thomas Burke Leonard. Barbara Allen Cole to John Marks '32. Barbara Mary Peck '37 to Charles F. Barnes. Gertrude Beattie '41 to George Barkley Sherman, Jr. '40. Ruth Kuhn '40 to Russell Petz '38 Grace Alice Whitaker to John Harold Wright. Patricia Mae Alward '41 to James Vandenburgh Marshall. Elizabeth Ann Leonard to John Peter Frandsen '37. Doris M. Martin '40 to John W. Macomber '40. Emily Joyce Follett '38 to Jack C. Riddell. Laura Golowaty '37 to Frank J. Kawa. Sally Frances Carpenter '39 to John Robert Reynolds. Francis Nial '35 to Stewart James Smith '36. Eleanor Catherine Carney to William Edward Seymour '36. Eunice M. Bennett '38 to Donald W. Wilcox '25. Estelle Hildreth Boyer to Donald R.. Lest-er '38. Marion Coons to Warren W. Rommell '23. Helen Marois '40 to Raymond J . Walsh '36.. Vers Bersaw to William H. Roberts '38. Mary Elizabeth McGuth to Robert Jeavons '39. Dorothy H. Galbraith '41 to Wallis M. O'Brien '40. Lansingburgh High School Charlotte L. Perry '27 to Bernard A. Pierce. Carmel De George to Floyd Wemett '41. Mary Corey to Earl M. Miller. Patricia Jean Bernhardt to Clifford H. Zeph. Jane Lawless Moore to William Joseph Barnum. Elsa Amina Saehrig to Raymond Gustave Clarkson. Madeline C. Ziegler to Emile Alfred Vertifeulle. Jean Storm '40 to James Edward Chalifaux. Agnes Elizabeth Miller to Samuel Rounds '28. Pauline Szypulski to Louis F. Wittman '37. Marcia Louise Bliven '40 to Arthur Bodenstab, Jr. Elizabeth Helen Lobdell to Howard F. McGan. Margaret L. Bessette to Robert William Rehbauxn, Jr. Jessie Bulson to John Hilaire '36. Margaret Broderick '40 to John A. Buckley, Jr. '38. Gladys Louise Lowe to Charles Austin Buchanan '37. Patricia Agnes Corey to Leo Alfred Morris. Harriet Norton Laker to Ray Kreiger Rose. Ann Fitzgerald to James Henry Flynn, Jr. Millieent Fisher '37 to Kenneth E. Relyea '39. Jeanne Kenyon to Walter Christopher Shaw '36. Bette Walters to Arthur R. Anderson. Kathleen E. Benson to Capt. John L. Ryan '35. Lillian Hayes Barnes to William Francis Danaher. Marion L. Hansen to Harry Nielsen '29. Winifred Kilburn to George J. Day '38. Dorothy S. Brundage to C. John Spain '38. Irma Lucille Holmes '41 to Howard C. Boisen '40, Carolyn Grace Graymes to William J. Purcell. Helen Salde to Benjamin Liberty. Edith Amelia Elliott '38 to John Leonard Hughes. Jane Adelaide Livingston to Robert Bowers Harris '35. Martha Agnes Patten '35 to J. Daniel Reynolds. Frances Brownell '42 to Paul Danaher. Ingrid Edith Hubbinette '35 to Harry Frink. Geraldine Law '41 to Raymond J. Balir '41. Mary Jane Burke '41 to BIRTHS Betty Jones '39 and Henry Reynolds, daughter, Gwyneth Elizabeth Jane Doris Drayton '35 and Francis Popp, son, Gerard Stella Muckle '20 and Millard Blood, daughter, Marilyn Ann Marjorie Roblin and William Harrison '27, daughter, Linda Marjorie Jean Sater '39 and Byron Haldeman '37, daughter, Linda Iouise Mary Gray '37 and Lauren Grandy '36, daughter, Donna Mae Esabel Lapp '27 and Dane Corey, daughter, Lynda Ruth Jane French and John Rowe, son, Peter John. Helen Stewart and Preston Jones '35, son, Preston. Betty Driscoll and Michael Thier, twins, Shela and Sandra The 1943 Odyssey Lee Sylvester and Walter Cook, son, Robert. Ethel Grandjean and George Done, daughter, Janet. Laura Veino and Charles Gowie, daughter, Linda. Gwyneth Reynolds and Arthur Finkle, daughter, Jean. Mary Bunk and Joseph Wanko, daughter, Theresa. Naomi Ott '38 and Neil Crandall, daughter, Gail. Betty Boushea and Charles Brundage, son, Edward. Evelyn King '36 and Thomas Ranken, daughter, Ellen. William Gross '35 and Janet Coggeshall '36, son, William. Raymond Moon and Evelyn Mason, son, Vincent. James Purcell and Marjorie Campbell, son, James. W. L. Cipperly and Irma DuBois, son, Edward. William Hammerstorm and Marie Peetz, daughter, Joan. Harry Moss '38 and Rita Brown '38, daughter, Barbara. Gordon LaPorte and Ann McGinnis '30, son, James. Doris Flinton '40 and James Sheehan, son, John. Charles Spain '38 and Evelyn Russell, daughter, Mariam. Charles Toornajian '30 and Gooldie Shooshau, son, Charles. Lee McGuire '37 and Mary DeRose '37, daughter, Patricia. Alan Thornton '35 and Elizabeth Hogan, son, Eugene. Samuel McCochrane '29 and Anna Burritt, daughter, Cynthia. James Hoffman '22 and Catherine Haynes '25, daughter, Karen. Donald Grace and Dorothy Clayton '43, son, Donald. Stanley Shlesley and Marion Gardnier, son, Robert. Francis Carmody and Norma Sandholdt '38, daughter, Carole. Joseph Donlon and Elizabeth Hanson, son, Joseph. Joseph Saairana '38 and Josephine Quick, son, Jeffrey. A Thomas Schade and Phyllis Carpenter '37, daughter, Mary Lou Joseph Gaitor and Jean Remington, daughter, Marion Ann. George Linendall and Mary Gallo, daughter, Joan. Harold Nielson and Evelyn Jordan, daughter, Karen. Robert Boyd and Barbara Aldrich '31, daughter, Kathleen. Harold Remmington and Helen Durivage, son, Harold. Arthur Catew and Marjorie Wager '39, daughter, Linda. Cynthia Sturges '35 and James Crossin, daughter, Katherine. Robert Freeman '39 and Oneta Mearns, daughter, Beverly Ann. Raymond Farrelly and Anne Carleton, son, Bruce. George Bowen and Frances Dissosway, son, George. William Gardner and Mary O'B4rien, son, Robert. Ernest Robillard and Roberta Groesbeck, daughter, Ruth. Ransin Mealy and Janet Grocebeck, daughter, Sandra Jane. Warren Kirchner '35 and Rita Blair, daughter, Barbara Lee. Joseph Flagler and Dorothy Bell, daughter, Linda. James Grace and Ruth Clayton '38, son, James. Pearce Gray and Marion Nash, daughter, Jean. Ralph Pollock and Marion Dugrenier '39, son, Ralph. D'Aurel Laquidara and Olive Waltcie, son, Thomas. Hugh Matthews and Edith Wood '38, daughter, Linda. Charles Fay and Vinnia Wells '36, daughter, Sharon Lee. Lansingburgh High School Walter Kelly and Doris'Freiliofer, daughter, Emily. Willard Nelson and Edith VVemett, son, Garry. Milton Whaley and Kathryn Mabin, son, Stephan. John Phelan and Ann Elizabeth Sater '37, son, Howard. Charles Carden and Marjorie Sherman, daughter, Barbara Ann. Earl Brust '32 and Emily Robinson, son, David. Carl Mallnow and Helen Malm, son, Richard. Harry Van Derwercen and Margaret Cruickshank, son, Gary. Leslie Curthoys and Alice Bashford, daughter, Aileen. Richard Haldeman '37 and May Stevens, son, Richard. Howard Kepner and Beatrice Rudebush, daughter, Jacqueline. Walter Shields and Betty Countors, daughter, Elizabeth. Thomas Wolcott and Marjorie Craymer, son, Thomas. H. L. Lester and Ruth Lampman, son, David. Henry Nelson '37 and Muriel Marcou '39, son, Henry. Julius Saehrig and Alice Gates, son, David. Howard Guenther '35 and Rucille Nobinson, daughter, Bonnie I Harold Howard and Florence Wetsel, daughter, Lorna. Charles Hunter '39 and Catherine Wingrove '43, son, Charles. Peter Gallo '33 and Mary Merola, daughter, Antoinette. Frank Wood and Grace DeLong, twins, Grace and Eugenia John Trubee and Marie Clarkson, son, John. Winifred Kilburn and George Day, daughter, Bonnita Jean. ENGAGEMENTS Irene L. Phillipa '39 to Frank R. Keeshan. Amelia M. Shelfer '35 to Howard W. Miller '39. Jane Carolyn Reed '38 to William Stuart Trotter. Mary Jane Quinby to James Robert Fonda '32. Florence M. Brandt to John H. Schubert '36. Laverna R. Benjamin to James J. Gilmartin, Jr. Lois A. Delong '38 to C. Earl Shoemaker. Elizabeth A. Stoll to Frederick Charles Regan, Jr. Doris Marie Cady to John Francis See '40, Dorothy R. Tifft to James G. Cummins. Ann Mills to Sam E. Rounds, Jr. '28. Bernice L. Chadbourne to Arnold F. Fowler '40. Marion Edith Mallary '33 to A. Donald Merz. Dorothy L. Moore '40 to Leonard J. Dignard. Ruth Bleibtrey '40 to Donald LaPointe. Sara Price to Nicholson Lockwood Pine '30. Dorothy E. Dissosway to John S. Carpenter. Ellen Yager to Charles Kelley '38. Dorothy Jane Zepf '39 to John Degnan, Jr. Frances A. Hogan '32 to Russell E. Smith. Gladys Louise Loew to Charles A. Buchanan '37. Louise Pollay '43 to Edward John Pawlows. Vera Golowaty '40 to Louis Beauparlant. Ae - The 1943 Udyssey Ethel Edith Palso '36 to Paul W. Fountain '41, Mazie Bohme to Earl G. Cross. Kathryn L. Sandholt '37 to Clifford J. Jensen '39, Dorothy Anne Haneox '37 to William Henry Lance '35. Muriel F. Cavanaugh '41 to William A. DeFilippis. Doris Murphy '41 to C. Ross Ingalls. Anna Mae DeLory '43 to Mark Maloney, Jr. Ann K. Jacon to John L. Conroy. Sophie Karofundu to Walter L. Herring '39. O Ualediction And may the world have mercy It's sad to relate, But it's our fate, We graduate. And may the world have mercy On our souls, poor things. We're the generation That, after graduation, Will run the nation. 'Though you wouldn't know it To look us over. We've learned to spell, Some rang the bell, The others? Well- You know what we've received On our report-cards. I wish to state We appreciate And congratulate Our teachers who, after twelve Years of us, can still smile. So now We all feel That, with school at our heel, We're ready to deal With the problems of the world. Gangway! Here we come! Apologies of RIPLEY '43 Rutographs CICIDUCJ UIJDDCIDDUDDUDUUGDCDGCIDCI DDDDCIUDDD UDDJ UGEDDDDI DU DUDI UDCIDIJEIDEIDDD WHEELER BROS. Brass Founders, Inc. Brass, Bronze, Anmmum. and Grey Iron Castings Phone Troy as4o 2751 Fifth Ave. Troy. N. Y. Bijou Tailors Sr Cleaners Particular Work with Prompt Service Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris, Prop. DDDDUUDDD IJDUDDIJEIEIDDDD CIDUIJIJI .J Compliments of MAN 0RY'S CONFECTIONERY E S u E E E e Chuck Auer: What's the difference E between a lemon and a head of cabbage? Call and Delivery Wes Anderson: I don't know. E Service Chuck Auer: You would be a fine one E to send after lemons! E Phone No. Troy 461 E 468 I-'iith Ave. Troy. N. Y. E 5 MONCRIEF 81 FRANCIS M A N N 9 S THE FULTON STREET STATIONER Est. 1886 E A Short Step from the Bus-Stop E 0 Rinqbooks, Fillers, E Drawing Pencils, Cross Section Pads, g PRESCRIPTIONS Fountain Pens 407 Fulton Street Joseph Koenigsbauer COMPLIMENTS JEWELER X I OF Hendrick Hudson Bldg. A FRIEND E Troy. N. Y. E E Tc. E PJUDUDDUD DU UFIUDEUUDD EIDCIUUDUDD DDUDUDCIDUUDUUUUUDUUUUUUD U BDU DDUDDUUUDDDUDDDDDDDUDDDDDDDDDUUUDUUDUUDDUUDUUDDDE D U D IJ DDDDDDDDDUUDDCIU G. J. Gorman MEATS AND GROCERIES Fruits and Vegetables 645 Second Avenue Phone North l 159 DDDDDDDUU DDUDDDDDU DEGUIRE'S Prescription Drug Store Alfred Deguire, Pharmacist Phone N. 147 107 Fifth Ave. Troy, N. Y CAKES Pnss 5th Ave. Pastry Shop lll Filth Avenue North Troy. N. Y. Phone North 1025 Deets Fruit Markets 852 - Fifth Avenue - 853 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily Phone North 855 We grow our own vegetables Compliments of Compliments of EYEGLASSES 5th Ave. Diner Phone Troy 164 15 Second St. Troy. N. Y DEN BY'S Complete Shop for Juniors Misses and Women. Smart Wearing Apparel Shoes and Accessories Compliments of LUNCHEONETTE Lunch - Dinners - Soda Paul P. Kokolias 303 River Street Troy, N. Y. 295 River St. Troy, N. DUDUDDDIJI YUUCIUDDDDUUDDDDUUUUDDDDDDDDDDDDUDDDDDUUUUDDUDUDDD DCIDDDCIUUDUDUUDUUDDUD Y. UDUUDDUDDDDUD DDDEIDUDUDUDDUUDDDUDU UG DD UUDUDUDDDDUUDDDDDIJUUUUIJDDDUDUDDDDHE IZIIJ DI DDUDUDDDDX DUU1U DDIU UDDDUDUIJICIDDUDDUDDDUDUDDDDDI DUDDU DUDUDUUUUDUUCID Dil UDUU DDDDDDDDDUDDDUEIDDDDDGUDDDDDDDDDDDDDUDDCIDDDDDDIJDEJIJDDCIDEIUDDCIDUEIDOUDDDDUDU Lavender's Book Shop Always glad to hear from you or to have you call. Books - School Supplies Loan Library Fine Old Book Dept. 268 River Street. Troy Next Hendrick Hudson Hotel Phone Troy 3069 IJDUIJDEIDDDDDDDDDDDDDDUDDUnuUUElIJDDCIDDDnutlnmuuumnnuuumuuuun Dunn HEMPSTEAD BROS. Elmer A. and Henry J. Hempstead Home Made Bread Cakes-PieseeBolls The Home of the Original Butter Twist Rolls 2107 Fifth Ave. , Phone Troy 2981 Compliments of T. Lauridsen and Son 110th Street and Fifth Ave. SCHOOL SUPPLIES H I L L ' S Broadway opp. Post Office H - E - E - R REALTY SPECIALIST We Sell the World-Keep It In Repair and Insure Its Contents Hanson, The Florist Say It With Flowers We grow our own flowers. Plenty of Parking Space Phone North 254 Flowers by Wire 114th Street and Eighth Ave. N. Troy. N. Y. FRITZ HELMBOLD Troy's Sanitary Pork Store' Manufacturer of BOLOGNAS Frankfurters and Sausage a Specialty Phone Troy 3727 57' rn D u U cn U n E .t 5 ..- Q N Q 1 E E U D O u c U Cl D u 5 u E E UI E q U g 3 D rt u I: U U D D U D U UDUUDDCIUDU Est. 1882 Phone North 829 Herman Grethen Authorized Dealer in Rock of Ages Barre Granite Memorials Cor. 8th Ave. and 114th Street North Troy, N. Y. North Entrance to Oakwood Cemetery Open Evenings and Holidays UDCIUDDDCIDUDIJUUU DDU DEIUUUUCIEIEIDCIDUDDUDEI E' B Q E E IDDUDGU JCJUD null DDDDDDDU BON -TON Cleaners and Dyers Tel. No. Troy 395 Call and Delivery 355 Fifth Avenue No. Troy. N. Y. DUDCIDCIDCID ClDUClDDUE1DDEIDDEJDUEIDDDDDUDUDLILIICIDDUUDDDDDDDDDDUDD Dick: What did you get drunk for, in the first place? Dave: I didn't get drunk in the first place. I got drunk in the last place. Perks 'AI always do my hardest work before breakfast. Prof. Wheeler: Wl1at's that? Perk: Getting up. Complete Line of Rayon, Lisle and Mesh Hose Ormond Hosiery Shop 336 Fulton St. and River St. Troy, N. Y. Gloves and Bags as you like them. MANGEUS FEMININE APPAREL 34 Third Street Troy. N. Y. Stravato's Grocery Quality Fruits and Vegetables Reginald J. Carignan Real Estate-Insurance Bijou Theatre Bldg. Phone: North Troy 215 122nd St. cmd Fifth Ave. Troy. N. Y. 474 Fifth Avenue Phone North 1056 Troy' N. Y. George A. Geiger Music Co MILLER'S MUSIC STORE ESL 1885 coMPL1MEN'rs Pianos, Piano Service Music, Musical Supplies OF Instruments A FRIEND Phone Troy 5220 73 Fourth Street Cr. annnnnu noun 'vnnnun nunuuuuuunuuonununuuununuunuuuunnunununuunuununuuuuuuun mmmnmuumun nmumm DDDDUDDDDUDDDODUDDDDDDUDDUDDDDBCIDDDDDDCIDDDUDDDDDUDIJDDCIDDDDIJDDUDEIDDDUUD The ICE CREAM of quality supreme Glacier Ice Cream Manufactured by DDD FOR SPORTING GOODS OR SPORT CLOTHING 1T's E. MANCELLO Telephones: TI'Oy Rubber CO. Nbfih 982 and 143 469 rum Ave. Troy. N. Y. 37 Thud St' Tm' 25 WOODROW WILSON'S FAVORITE As a beauty I am not a star, There are others more handsome by farg But. my face-I don't' mind it, For I am behind itg LAUNDRY SERVICES TO FIT EVERY NEED Shirts, Collars, Lace Curtains Family Wash Services Damp, Thrifty, Semi-Finished, Finished Blankets., Pillows, Washable Rugs It's the people in front that I jar. I I I 9 Phone -Anthony Euwer. , 1 TWY 1904 'WV 607 Broadway INCOIPOIATID THE Home or son wnsn' 9 Compliments Bechartl SR of Cleaners and Dyers Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing CHAS. COLLINS 81 SON ,, , Gene Bechard, Prop. Lumber Altering and Repairing Builders' Supplies You Get the Best for Lass l 102nd Street Phone North 844 All Forms Insurance Compliments At a Lower Budget Cost of CLABBY'S LUNCH DUDDDUUDDUDIJDCIJDI innnumu Arthur F. Bliss, Agent A. Chas. Berger. Inc. 624 Second Ave., N. Troy, N. Y. Office Phone North 806 Res. North 1378 GUDDUUDUDUDD UDUUUDUEIUDUUDUD DUO DDEIDDCIDEIEIUDUUDU DUUEID DDUDDDUU DLIDUUUDUDDDUDDDUDDDDDDDDD BORNT'S FOOD MARKET LlDCIEIUDUDDUDDLJEIDIJDEIDUDUDDDEIDUULTLJUL UDDD DIJDDDDDD BARRELED SUN LIGHT Q Cl 'X ' Service Independent gi Comer 118th Skeet end Zed Ave' For Beauty Inside and Outside. Teleehenee Chas. H. Dauehy Co. NORTH 12424243 279 River sneer Troy, N. Y. GOLF TENNIS CAHILUS 'rRoY's SPORT srons Jackets-Sweaters-Baincoats Jantzen Figure Control Bathing Suits tor Girls and Men 309 River Street. Troy Opposite 5 and 10' BASEBALL FOOTBALL Mrs. Dugan: f'Wl1at is your daughter, Sally, going to work for at college-an M.A.? Mrs. Burgess: No, an MRS. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co. J. B. Nial, Prop. The only exclusive modern, up-to-date and completely equipped ruq cleaninq plant in the city. Phone North 622 273 Fourth Avenue Compliments of H. D. CARRIER Patsy Cioffi Barber Shop 285 River Street Next American Theatre Facial Massaqe+Shampooinq Ladies' and Childreri's Work a Specialty COMPLIMEN TS OF A FRIEND G. DDDD IUUDUDU DUDUCI UUCIUDUUJDUDUUUUUUUCI USUDD IDDDU '1DUD DCIUUUUD E Cl D U D U U IJ U D D IJ E El U U U cl D D U E D D IJ U U E B E CI 5 D D E l'1l0Cl DUUDDDDDDUDDDDUUDUDDDDUDDDUUDUDDDDDDDUDUDDDUDDDUOUDDUDUDDDU Tre an Hardware Co. Hardware, Sheet Metal Work Plumbing, Oil Burners and Stoves Phone Troy 1138 Congress cmd Fourth St. Troy. N. Y. DDDDDDUDDUDDDDDnDDDDuDuDDuuuuuLmu Joseph Rado Shell Service Fifth Ave. and ioznd si. Phone North 1553 cars washed and creased Tires Repaired Compliments of Fifth Ave. Pharmacy S. Hines, Prop. Cor. 5th Ave. and Fulton St. Phone Troy 6532 Puritan Restaurant and Luncheonette Troy, N. Y. ' Try Our Delicious Dinners WE DELIVER Reasonably Priced C1111 TIOY 140 40 Third street Troy. N. Miss Donk fangryiz And whatever on earth made you write that? Gene Grimmick: I quoted it from BALL 81 GILES, Inc. Shirts and Underwear to Measure Dickens. Miss Donk: Beautiful, isn't it'?l' . 282 River Street Troy. N. Compliments f OFFICE SUPPLY C0 o Your Logical Source for BUSINESS SUPPLIES 216 River St. Troy. N. DDDUDDUDUDEIDU Troy 7244 UUUDUUUCIDUUDUUDUUUU D005 D D D D U G u IJ DCIELDDDDDUDDU DUD EXJUDDUED DUJUD DDDIJUDUUIIIDDCZEID UUUDD DIGE- POP'S GROCERIES Soda Candy q Groceries Notions 555 Fifth Avenue ' UDDDDDDDDDDUDDD Compliments of CON N ALLY MARKETS Compliments of Courtship-tlie period during which a girl decides whether or not she can do better. RECREATION ...L Broadway and Third Early to bed and early to rise, And your girl goes out with the other Troy. N. Y. guys. Fred W. Curtis Drug 81 Paint Co., In C. Phone: North 300 We Call and Deliver gpclnnnnnunnuimrxnn J :i :J 3 3 J :1 3 9. 2 3 ii 3 3 Paints, Oils, Putty, Glass, Brushes, Colnnlodoree Inc- Shoulder Braces, Crutches High Grade 125-131 Congress St. 1610-1612 Fifth Ave. CLEANERS AND DYERS Troy, N. Y. 337 Fiith Avenue. North Tel. Troy 85 or 6840 Troy. New York Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF Cloverleaf A FRIEND Creamery K. DDDDDDUIZD WE B DUDLII lrmll UD DUDL DUCID DD D DDD DUDE! U CID Anna Wilson Congratulations to the Beauty Parlor 1943 Permanent Waving and Finger Waving GRA-DUATING All Waves guaranteed CLASS 851 Seventh Ave. Phone North 505 C.C. C 1' t f w omp mens O J. M. Warren 81 Lo. Young 81 Co. HARDWARE HARDWARE Housewares Roofing and Heating SPOTU-HQ G00dS and Paints T , N. Y. 618 Second Ave. Troy. my Say It With Flowers WOLF f4The Florist Phone North 447 Sixth Avenue and 104th Street Troy. N. Y. Robert MacAuley 81 Son High Grade Coffee and Tea 540 River Street Troy, N. Y. Phone Troy 7047 Phone Troy 1122 WHELAN'S Dry Ginger Ale Imperial Vichy 'Nater Kola and other flavors. OD CIDDDDDUUU D D EDCIDCIDDDUDDUDEIUDDDUDDDDDUEICIDUD Lindsay Drug Co. J. L. Lindsay, Pharmacist 443 Fifth Ave. near 111th St. Upper Troy. N. Y. Phone North 497 We Deliver EICIDU EIUUUEICIUEIUD D UU DDUDDDUDDUCIGDDUDUDDDDDDUDDDDUUDDDCIDDDDCJDUUUUDUDCI We believe in good-fellowship, effeciive- ness of co-operation, commercially and socially. Diamond Rock Dairy DISTRIBUTORS mm. Norm 210 720-722 Sixih Ave.. No. Troy, N. Y. :Jun MADDEN LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS FOR Service provided for Troy, Cohoes, Waterford, Watervliet, Rensselaer, THE HOME and out-lying suburbs. M. French F. Sullivan I. Fonda Trojan Dairy E. A. Phoenix Dixon Bros. E- Madsen C- V- Fellows nam 6. First Ave. Phone No. as Waterford Dairy P. J. Ott L. Derosier F. Whalen S. Lueck Since 1923 Complim-my MUHLFELDEIPS of , Third Street Troy STAN LEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE rlrinnn DGUDDDIJDD UUUUUUDDU DDCIUUDUUIJ Smart Outer Apparel Millinery - Shoes and all the accessories needed by the fashionable school Miss for campus wear or out on dates. DDCIDCIDIJDUUD 'JCIUUIJCIDDDDDUUUDUDDCIDUDE!DDUDUUDUDCIDDDDDUDUUDDUIJUUUIJUDDUUDDCIDUDDDIJDDCIDUUEJCIDDDUDEIDDDDCIDDDIJDDUDIJDDDDDDCIDCIDUDD Duuuumu DDDUDDDDDEIDDDD Du LJ I: 5 Everything in Sportswear E 2 C . Q g omphments of 3 319 River ss. Troy. N. Y. 3 E LANSINGBURGH HIGH SCHOOL E 5 a Q McChesney's Bakery Lg, PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 595 second Avenue E 5 E Henry Dufort, Prop. E E All Kinds of Bakery Products E of High cms. 5 5 5 3 Open All Day Sunday. E E E 5 E Q E E Q -A' DUDD DUE BUY E H 5 COMPLIMENTS TURKNIT S E OF WASH CLOTHS DD DD Q E S E UP' '11 E m Z U DDDDDDUUUDUDDUDU DUUDDEDUUUUDEUDUD at your local dry goods D 5 E 5 cmd drug stores. 'A' 3 E E E E E E E S E E R S s ' 5 D 'E JDUDDDUUDDDDDDDUDUDUDU D UDDDDDUUDUDDDDUDDUDDDUDUDUDUDDDDDUUUUDDDDDDUDUDDUDDDDUDDUUDDDDDDUDDDDUDDDUDDUDEDDDDDUUUUDDUDDUUDUUUDUDUDDUDDDUUUUL MILDRFD ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Thousands of girls are needed in business cmd government offices NOW. The salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement unlimited. The quickest way to prepare for one of these positions is to take a business course. All Business Subiects Business Machines, and Personality Development. Mlldred Elley Secretarlal School for Girls 227 Qucnl St Comer Hudson Ave Albany. New York Send for Catalog and Rates Telephone 2-1694 REGISTER NOW Compllments DUDDDCIDD DDDDDDDDCIDDDDDUDEDDCIDDDEIDUDDCJUCIUUUCIDDUDCIDDDDDDCJDDDUDDUUDDCIDEIDDDDUUIJDDDDEJDUUCIU Our uDirect Reduction Plans We have two definite plans for buying a horne. Definite rate-definite time in which to pay. Also a plan that includes taking care of taxes and insurance. See us today. j',W't'lr ' X.. y ,ff SHVHIG I LORD HSSI1 'OUT GRRDD SI DEW FRRTIKLIH SQ. Over Forty Years of Service to Troy Home Owners CHAS. H. MASON ar s0N U N D E R T A K E R S 588 Second Avenue. North Phones- Assistantse Office, 50 North PETER A. GROGAN Residence, 540 North CHARLES H. MASON, Jr. P. A. Grogan, 727 North Phone: Waterford 4 44 FOURTH STREET BURGESS PRINTING COMPANY WATEEFOED. N. Y. L 0 R D 81 T A N N DEPENDABLE PUBS Junior Misses'. Misses' and Women's Apparel of Distinction Tel. Troy 2315 404 Fulton Street Troy. N. Y DDD! 1I'1UDl:ID 'I:JJU:IBGG:JDDDDIIEZISIIZIJZJUUUDDIIDUZIDDIIJD32DUED:J:1D:333:1I!I1G:!:33::J:l33J:1313:33:J::133:n3:1:l:33:1C13::1J3:1:3333:21:J:JJJIZIIEIJJGDJGUDDDSZIUSD::3:J:1:133:1:1::J:1:1:1C1DrJUD:1f.1:l3D323:22:33::DDD-'JUZGCCJCDZSZ335213233333:JZ213313J:7::7::1::133:3:l3:!J3--,- rum1L1r1wr1..mf1UnE1:JUUUUEJUUDUUFIUUUIJLIUDUUUU 1r1.1uC1mDU Julmlu 11lrJLlf'lunNJUUUDUDrJEJUUrjDtJL1uL1uDUE1uE1lJUULIULJULJUU 1E1.JULlrJc1mDDL1L1L1rn1uuC1UUL1L1uuuuL.vuL.n 1U!1uuDmDuuLx.vL1uuuuuuL1 DCDGGDGEUUECJCEDDDEDDDQCUUUDDDEEDSDGUCIIJDDCDGL The Safe Deposit Department of The Troy Savings Bank has made arrangements to provide without cost. for :JDIJUGDU:DUDEDUUDEDr::J:ID5IJEH:CIDEIJDED:JDDEUCIDDDDEDCIDDGUmmm:UGGE::JUUUDGGUGUUDUUUUGUUUUUUDDDGUDEDDDCDGEUGUUUED the saiekeeping of War Bonds for its depositors. 0 Savings Accounts 0 Vacation Club 0 Low Cost Life Insurance 0 Christmas Club 0 Safe Deposit Boxes I Travelers Checks THE TROY SAVINGS BANK ,ftfuwdlw 0 sm. .ma smna ss. TROY, NEW YORK ' I The Pause That Refreshes CZZZGEUDEDDEGDEED 0121 A1 ' Drink EDCI: if DGUUUDGDEDDEILJGDSDUGUEDGEECIU 9. 9. 1: E 2 I :1 :1 E 5 n D U D U U n D :J G U U rn D U U El U U LJ IJ U I D EJ CJ U U D LJ IJ U I: U IJ L3 :J EI U D U LJ m U L3 El D U L: m C1 U D U D I: G U D U U G rx C D I3 D C: U U E E D II L3 U U C1 L3 U U G G U U G C1 G G D D CJ U U D C1 U U U U E U U U E1 D D U D FUGDGUUUCIUUDDDDEDEUUDE COCA - COLA In Bottles ,ie wh, ff XX t I XX 'S 1 it Fx , U-',,fft, -'lu' 47 1 pfiim. ...HL . if ,.?3i77iPQ x. J n x 1, -- N 'NL ff., DDCIUIS U U D D IJ U D O DDUUUDDUD DDDDCIDUCIEIDDDG DUDUUDUDUDDODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD UDOU DDDCIIDUDDDDUCIUDUDDU DDDUDCID CIDDIII DUDDGJU DCIDDU QUUDUUDDUDCIUDGDDEIUDDID a U D E n DDUUDDUCI BEST WISHES FOB FUTURE HAPPINESS, HEALTH, AND PROSPERITY TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF '43 BILL GUN N , Odyssey Photographer HELP WIN THE WAR 'FOV 41- Trains you quickly and thoroughly and then places you satisfactorily in a permanent position at qood pay. For the past year the demand for all kinds of office workers has been much greater than the supply. ADERHOLD 61 BACKENSTO, Principals Boardman Building Phone Troy 811 WELLS 81 COVERLY Inc. MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS On River Street Troy IJIJDDUDD DUIJDDCIDDIJDDUDDUUDUD Compliments of KELLY CLOTHES Factory 6 Salesroom-621 River Street K2 Blocks North ot Hoosick SU Troy. New York Where service and quality combine to give you the finest clothes: and at a saving of up to a S10 bill, too. DUDUUDLDUDDDDDDDDDDD Du THE HENDRICK HUDSON HOTEL TROY. N. Y. O I The Smart Place to Hold Your Banquets Balls, Wedding Receptions, Bridge Par ties and Social Events of Every Nature Private Dining Rooms for Special Parties Compliments of Paramont Taxi and Taconic Valley Bus Lines Prop.. John R. Abott Phone Troy 172 and 173 Office and Garage 147 River Street. Troy. N. Y. DunUUDDCJ'lclnuunuunnnuuunuDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDIJDU W. 81 M. GROSS Incorporated CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Congress Street, Comer Fifth Troy. New York Avenue UUDDDDDDDDDDDDUDDDDODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDUDDD DUDDUUDUDDDDCIEI DDDDDDDDUDUCIUDDDCIDDDDDDDDDDCID DDDDUUUDDUDDDDDDEIEI JOHN FISHER C 0 A L Authorized Pittston Dealer LOWEST CASH PRICES Covenient Budget Plan Call North 1619 Yard at Gurley Ave. North Troy Quick City Wide Delivery GOOD LUCK TO ALL I Compliments FASHION FUR 78 Fourth Street Troy. N. Y. D EJ IZJUUIJUDDUIJUD ussell 52152 Glnllege Offers courses in Liberal Arts, Business Education, Home Economics, Nursing and Physical Education. All programs lead to Bache1or's degree. Beginning in September, 1943, special eight-months war courses will be avail- able in Chemistry, Physics, Business, Mathematics, Laboratory Technology, and Food Administration. Yearly Tuition S375 A catalog and descriptive pamphlets will be sent upon request. Compliments of Fifth Avenue Shoe Rebuilders DDUDDD DDU DDDDDEIUDUUDDD D UDUUUDCID UU U U DUUU U DDDD DDDUDCIDDUUDDDCIIJDDDDUDDDD no DIEGES 81 CLUST 17 John Street New York. N. Y '23 Manufacturing Specialty Jewelers Class Rings and Pins Medals, Cups, Trophies and Plaques Athleiic Awards rt 3 ngramingn i A Dependable, Creative Service for School Annuals i1 Austin-Empire Engravers, Inc. 24-30 Sheridan Avenue Albany. New York DUDEEJCIDDCIIJIJDUUDDUDDDDDDDEJDUDUDDDDDDDUIJDUDDUUUDDDDDUUDDDDDDDDDDLDDDDDDDDDDUDDUDDDD WEEEDLJIJJDZIUCIU:ICJDDJ:ICJEIEICIU:lunJDUUJECJIJDEIZIDZUDJDLJJUDDDDJr:m:l:vm3D:l:1:1:1:IEEEIDCJ:DUEJUDIJCJDDUUSED!DJUUJDUUE:DUDE!UJCJDDJDDIJLJEIDIJEIDUUCJUUUJCIDGDJUUCIUUDDDCILJUQUU:ImmunmamniummnnUUUUUUDDUSUEJUJESUUUJUUJUDJEJDGUDUJJL4:l:13QmJCJJ..3.1.'n:1:1.1.1.l,JuDrJ.Ju ur This is Entronce No. 1 of our moin plont ond is situated just o few steps north oi Jocob Street. Through this entronce there porss every day not only mony of those who work with us but rnony visitors from otil ports of the United Stotes. You ore weicorne to stop in to see us ony morning or ofternoon from Mondoy to Fridoy, inclu- sive. We shoii be hoppy to show you some of the points of interest oround the plont. CLUETT, PEABODY at C0.,1nC. ALTER SNYDER Printer of the 1943 Ocfyffey Telephone TROY 144 419 River Street Troy, N. Y. iv UnrririririmrrinnrrinmnutinmririlvriririrIL LL UEmcnrmnmronnrnmmmrimPUUUUUUVIUUUPH FJUUEDEDE DLUEUUDEEDUDEDEDUUUDDDDUUUUUDUIZJDUCUUUUUUUUUUCULUEUUDUPULDI LEJLUL. U I: L3 U U u U :J U U U D .1 C: D 1:1 L E E E C 5 C. Cl 1: L: r: v: 1: L rw L El E: L: E 1: E E E L. Cl U U U L3 L U LJ U m U U U L3 Q U EI U m :J U U U Li U U U L3 C C L 1: Q E A: I1 U U E U U U D U D U m U U D U L1 U D IJ m U I: I: U E U E E E D 1: E E E E E 1: 5 D U D E: U D U C D U E E L: C E r: Q 5 rf'cczHUUDDUUDZIDDD:VDZIEDDDDUDGDIJDDUUIJDDDIJDDIJEHJSUEIJIJIJUEEIDUJGDU:IElU5DEIIJ:JEDDDCIUEDGUUUIJUDUZCDELDEDDDLJUDEICIIJCKDDDUUCICIDDClEICIDClDDCIEIDDDUUDDUDD'JIJDUGDDIJDUUGUUL:UUI:UUDUEEUDUDUDDDEEUUDEDGCOUDCDEUUEIUEonZICIDUEEUDDUUDUUCIDUDDUDUDDDCJIJEDCGGGUCL Compliments of PETERSON 8: PACKER COAL CO. Distributors of D. 6. H. ANTHRACITE W. P. HERBERT 81 CO. Women's and Misses' Apparel Phone Troy 1600 450 Fulton Street Troy. New York 27 Yectrs of Service to Buyers of Printing BECK PRINTING COMPANY Printing for Every Purpose Phone North 640 39 112th Street Troy. N. Y. For Victory I'1'Y War Emergency, Pre-Induction and : 'a Rm' at ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE U CK UnCJDCIDCIDUDUDUDUDUDE!DDDC1DUDUDUDCIDDDEIDEIDEIEDUEJCIUUDUUDDUDDUUDEIDUEJEIDCIDDDUDDDDUDDDDDUDDDDUDDD 3DUUCIUDUUUUDDUDUDUDDUUDDUUUUUUUDDUUDDUUUDUUDUDUUUDUDUDDDDDDUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDUUUUDUDUDUDEDDUDUDUUUUUUDCIDUDUDDIJDDDDDDUUUULIDUDDCIDDDDDDDUDUDUULN-JE! U E 5 G U U D S E S E 3 D 5 E 5 E U D E U Cl S E S S E S E E Q 5 ' u D U g COIIlPllIIleIltS 3 U U 5 E 3 3 E' D U E f S D D E O 3 Q U U U E E 5 E 3 F . ll E D D g rlell 3 U C1 5 5 B S Cl E B E D n E E E 3 E B U n E S E D D E E S D U S S Cl U U D U D E E U D S E 3 U. g Cl Cl E S S S U U S S D D U D U D U U 9 E U S S D D U D H E B D S D U U D U D IJ g Hkfb YOIII' D U S E E E E U U g Dreams COIIIC True ' ' E. H E 'J H 5 S S S B ' E S Save ltll Q 5 H D U U E D D Q W R BO DS .Q S E B S E S 5 5 U E 5 S 5 E D E The Store You Know So Well. 5 Cl D U U E E S H U U U E 3 E E E E E E S S E 5 E S E KNHHUUUUUDUUDUDUUDDDDI 7l'lUUUDDUDUDDDDDDUUUUUUDDUDUDCIDUDUDUDEDCIDDUDUUUDDUUDUUUUUDDUUEDUC!DUDEDDDDUDDUUEUUDEIDUDUDUDDUDDUDDUDUDUUUUUUUUDUDCIUDUDDDUCI DDDDDDDDDDDEDDDDDCIIIUJDDDUI DUUDIJUDDDDDUDDDDDDU 'k COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 'k 'k COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 'A' uuounuunuumnununnuunnnunnuumunnmnuu uununcmunnmnunuuu :mum nunnnnunnuunounnn COMPLIMENTS OF Parks 81 Parks Inc. O'Brien's Battery Station, Inc. Radio Service 450 Fifth Ave. Troy. N. Y. 'k COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 'k F W. nomnunnmnu munumnuDnuaananmonnunuumuuunonuaouununoczuunnnuunnonnnunnmunmuunnannuon 'DDJDDUUUUUJUUQJQJUUDJDZDJJDUOJ:SDDUJJDJDUJDUJDUUDJDUDJJEIJDUUJGDDJDDJDDD35EE:DJDUUUDSUDUDDDGUJUIJDJUU3USDEDUUDDEDDDUUUUDEUUDDDDDDDUUSDSUDDDDDUDUDUDDUDDDDUDUJOJEEIDUJUDEJDUDDDJDDDUDDDOUGDDUUDUUDUDDUUUDDDDDUDDDUUDDUO J U D G a U D U D U U U D U D G U G G E D D U D U G U U D U U C D U U U U U D D U E U G D U U U D D D D D O D D U U U D U U D D U U D G D U D U U D U D D D D D U U U U D U D U D U U D U D D G U U U U D U U U U D D D D U 5 D U E E E U D D U U U U E D U U D G U C L C C E DDEDUUQEC For DEUEDE Mccafthy 85 Simmla IUC- BETTER RESULTS QUICKER DGUEGDDEDUDUUGUDUUDGEDUDEUDUEUDD Manufacturing Specialists learn L ,VJ 7-9 West 36th Street, New York Just off Fifth Ave. DUDE Specialists in DUDUUEDUUUDUDEUEGDEUDD I' 'I CHOIR VESTMENTS the coming shorthand system PULPIT GOWNS Qt CAPS, GOWNS. HOODS Mildred Elley School UBDCCDDDUUUDUUDUDU for All Degrees' A good school-a qood system Outfitters to over 2500 schools, The fight Combmalionl EEDGUDEDDUUDU Colleges and Churches' General Shorthand Corporation Lake Placid Club, N. Y. DDDDUDDEEUUUUDGUUDGDCDUUDEEDEDBUUGDUUEDE BORDEN'S ICE CREAM UEUDEGSD 276 rum Avenue WA C A R ' S 3 5 2 3 U G 3 D U El 5 3 D D o n 3 I D U D m D J 3 D D U D U U m D U m U U D D U m D n D U U D D U U D C D U U U D U D U U P D D D U E E D U U U U E D C U D U H U U P E D m U U U U C D D U U E U E E E U n U E G m U U E U F U U U U Q E F crmanonDQEUEJSEDUDEDDEDUEUUUUCDDUUDEDDUDDUGUDDDDUUUUGDDDUUDGUEU Troy. N. Y. ICE CREAM If it's BORDEN'S it's GOT to be GOOD U U D IJ U D D D Cl Cl U D U :J D U E D E U D D D CI D cl U El George H. Schlegel Optometrist - Optician Modern Eyewear at Moderate Cost . Phone Troy 68 E 'rnoY's nsconn cEN'rEn POMMER'S All Makes of Records UUDDDDUCIDIIDDGGDU 5 Victor-Columbia- -Decca E Radios and Combinations Compliments of The PEERLESS DUUUSUEUUEUGUUDUDDUDUE U River and Fulton St. Troy. N. Y. 13 Third Street Troy, N. Y. DCIDDDDDUDELVDDDDUDUUDULJDDDDDDUDDDDUDDUUDIJDDL Mend Your Speech a Little Lest You May Mar Your Fortunes. -Shakespeare. Alvina Winkler Paterson Voice, Diction, Public Speaking Phone N. 247 247 Conmess 5 MY' N' Y' studio: zss aut Ave. Troy. N. Y. Hart, Schaffner 51 Marx Clothes COATS DRESSES for Men and Young Men Phone Troy 358 ' 359 Graduation Suits a Specialty The SAVARD BROS., Inc. UP'T0'DATE STGRE Head to Foot Clothiers of TROY' N' Y' SUITS FURS I. L. Kcutmcm. Prop. S. and S. Cash Market Meat Groceries Fruits Veqetables Phone North 1517 626 Second Avenue Groceries k Candy Cold Bottled Beer Q LQ Q Hx- U1 'H' cn O 1 cn Q 5 In I E11 H 55? Un CD ha CD 5 P fi :s r: Q -1 3 'S 1? 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