Stamford Union Free School - Camera Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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BOMIETT STEVENS GAYLORD GGMETZU Harpersfield, New York All our own was Romiett, Until Wilburn she metg Then alas, Wilburn had his way, Soon her name will be Barkley. Romiett has been with us during her last two years of high school. She has worked faithfully during these two years and went to Washington with us. Before she came here she was a well known student at Davenport High School. During her spare time out of school she has created an everlasting love for a certain school teacher, so we know that Romiett will always continue her education. HELEN LAUX HHELENH Stamford, New York The brightest sunshine that most men prize, Is the laughter of Helen's eyes. Baseball '27. Advertising Manager Camera '27. Helen has been with us during our four years at high school. She has taken part in all our class activities and aided greatly in making our Wash- ington trip a success. She especially delights in attracting the opposite sex, and I will say she is quite successful in doing so. She is a member of the Stamford Seminary girl's B. B. team. ASTRID MARGARET EKLUND HASTRIDH Blenheim Hill, New York Astrid now-but not for longg Here comes the bride will be the song. Astrid has been with us all our four years in high, having come to Stamford from the mountainous wilds of Blenheim Hill. She took the leading part in the Senior play, a part which came very easy for her. Al- though there was quite a bit of buzzing about at that time, it is gone and forgotten now, as the diamond shows. Here are the best wishes for your future.

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HOWARD E. RAYNOR MHAPPIPY' Stamford, New York Though he is the teachers, trials, He is the one who gives us smilesf, Howard has been with us during the four years of high school. Al- though he hasn't been elected to any of the offices, he has done his share in class enterprises. V He is the teachers' trial, and by his humorous disposition we all get our money's worth of laughter. On the Washington trip he kept the whole class in good humor by his witty remarks. He seems to be against the opposite sex, but we sincerely hope he'll sometime meet the right one. IRWIN HOWARD DENT G4DENT75 0 Stamford, New York When the Seniors met to choose a President, They all at once decided on Irwin Dent President of Senior Class '27. Valedictorian. During our four years of high school Irwin has been with us. Al- though he is very quiet, he has managed to make his presence felt by his many valuable suggestions and ideas. During his last two years he has been active in athletics. He took part in the Prize Speaking Contest this year. He did not re- ceive a prize but deserves honorable mention. He will also deliver the Valedictory at commencement exercises. ADA BELLE MABEY GSADA75 South Gilboa, New York Alas, a dear little girl, Never paper wads does she hurl, Treads the straight and narrow way Studies geometry all day. Ada joined us last fall as a Senior. She has not taken part in athletics but has helped us out of class difficulties. We understand uAda will take up Training-Class work next fall. Here's wishing her success in her instruction to the young.

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JOHN JAMES GRAY, JR. YJOHNNIEY Stamford, New York On with the dance Athletic Association ,26. Assistant Editor of Camera. Johnnie, as he is better known, delights us very much by his talent to make the piano keys dance. He spends a good share of his noon hour playing the latest music he has heard and the other share being teased to play. Johnnie was certainly greatly enjoyed on our Washington trip by his many maneuvers. By the way, he expects to graduate in three years and he certainly will be missed in his general haunt next year. We all wish him the best of luck along his musical line. HUGH PECK MAC LAURY SCMACS, Kortright, New York We never worry about the basket ball score, When we know' that 'gMac,' is on the floor. Basket ball 325, ,26, Captain '27, Athletic Association 726. '4Mac,' started his high school career in Oneonta, but for the last three years he has been with us in our studies fespecially geometryj and class activities. He lent a helping hand this year in earning money for the Wash- ington trip. Mac has always been our star athlete. This year he has been a suc- cessful captain for the basket ball team, and judging from the way he took his part in the Senior play, we are sure he would be equally successful in football if he should ever attempt it. MARY MARION MOORE CCMARYJP Stamford, New York One of our class is Mary dear, Who is always bright and gay, Her cheery smile for everyone, Goes a long, long way. Mary has spent her four years of high school at Stamford. Although she has not taken any part in athletics, she has been a very good student and has always had high marks. She has worked loyally and we have been happier because of her ready smile and cheery disposition. Mary plans to continue her education in Oneonta Normal next year, where we know she will make a great success. .