Tamarac High School - Triumph Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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RONALD DOBERT Ron had been a fun-loving and affable member of the Senior class. He seems to find the shortest path to enjoyment. He has devoted long hours of practice to his bowling and football playing and earned for himself the center position on the championship football squad. This satisfied senior spends his leisure time hunting. b...,qd:,,l . R A. DALE DANISH Dale grew up on a farm and has had seventeen years of farming experience. He attended the United States Naval Cadet Corps for three years. At school he worked on the yearbook staff as a photographer. After graduation Dale is going to continue his agricultural training at Cobleskill.

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PAUL D'ANGELO Paul may appear to be quiet and studious, but he is as lively as anyone in the class. He was on the baseball team for two years, and tried out for basketball and football. Cars and girls seem to occupy half of his spare time. the other half he spends either skiing or at the race track. However, his free time is limited because he must work at varied jobs to get money necessary for his extra curricular activities. This summer he hopes to work at Cape Cod or travel to California or Florida. As for college career, he plans to at- tend Hudson Valley Community Col- lege for two years, then transfer to Alfred Tech. for four more years. His major will be Business Retail Admini- stration. FREDERICK CURTIS '4Fritz is an accomplished student academically, and an active one in many respects. Enjoying all sports, he has been on the baseball team throughout high school. Fred is an avid bird hunter and fisherman. He plans to be a marine biologist, and is working toward his goal. He is also an excellent French student. Among his academic endeavors are the fol- lowing: Vice President of Student Council, writer on the Yearbook Staff, and member of the Key Club.

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DOUGLAS EMPIE An injury to his arm during the summer of '67 put an end to his foot- ball career, otherwise the 6, 190 lb man could have been a great help to our championship football team. Since he devoted most of his free time to work at the family farm he had very little time for ex-curricular activities. During his senior year he studied at the Vocational Training Center. His major interest there was auto mech- anicsg he is one of the four people to graduate both Tamarac and the Voca- tional Center this same year. ., i ,,,.. V I K . -Q' . N i e! i i..ri . .. tale ...K . 4 -7,. fi--.5 LINDA EDELMAN Calm and unconcerned, Linda Edelman's life is unhampered by Worries. She accepts problems and faces life with a healthy attitude. Per- haps this is partly due to the peaceful surroundings in which she lives. Her home in the mountains of Pittstown is enhanced by a beautiful view. A good athelete, Linda was a varsity cheer- leader in her junior year. She is also a good seamstress, and makes many of her own clothes. She has done well in school, and is interested in labora- tory science. She plans to go to Hud- son Valley and wants to be a labora- tory technician.