Tamarac High School - Triumph Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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MICHAEL FITZGERALD Mike attended Tamarac High until nineth grade when he left for La Salle Institute. Returning in his senior year he has made many new friends at school. Mike was a member of the wrestling team and came in second in the championships. As a result, he was a participant in the February section- als. Mike an avid motorcycle fan, has .three bikes, which undoubtedly keep the Fitzgerald boys busy. KATHLEEN FEATHERS Kathy is an honest sincere friend of most of the members of this class. Quiet and modest she participated in the activities that could help the com- mon good. Her long experience as a Candy Striper at Samaritan Hospital in Troy, has had an influence on her plans for the future. She plans to attend college to study nursing. After school hours she spends as much time as she can bowling and swimming. In school she was a member of the Ben- galette staff. my

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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.

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DIANE GOLINSKI Friendly, well-liked, just a nice girl is Diane Golinski. She really enjoyed chorus and was in it for two years. Her schedule, however, did not permit her to join this year. Diane has had a job for several years and as a result is able to maintain her own car. She enjoys bowling and spends many week- ends with her friends. LANCE FLETCHER 'LFletch,' as Lance is known to most students, may appear to be quiet and easy going, but put a sax in his mouth and he really swings. He has been a member of the band for three years and plays grade 6A music. In his senior year he was president of the band. Among other activities Lance played on the football and hockey teams, and worked after school and on vacations. He participated in the Atomic Models and Key Club. Next year he'l1 go to Oswego to take up Industrial Arts. MW