Troy High School - Dardanian Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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ll Dill!! O O OOO C O Ol OUICUIICOIOO get ASL rig Cx Lf i , ' fa1 o ' VIEW of the fact that this is the largest class that has either entered or gradu- ated from the Troy High School, we venture to place before the public this small reminder of our High School days. In the years to come it may be a volume treasured by us all, carrying us back to those happy days in the springitime of life. Within will be found the faces which used to grace the school corridors and the many tricks and pranks played by us on our teachers and class-mates. We do not presume that this book is a masterpiece of rhetoric or that the grammatical con- structions found herein are infallible, we only say that it is the best our efforts could produce. This is a departure from the usual line of annuals published at the various colleges and preparatory schools, It is merely the annals of one class, climbing the thorny, tortuous path which leads to the threshold of the Temple of Wisdom. We leave the dear old school with regret. How much we owe to our teachersg especially to our Principal, Mr. Martin H. Walrath, for whom we will always carry the greatest respect and esteem. The book has involved personal sacrifices for us all, but We trust that they have not been in vain and that we will be amply repaid by the knowledge that this, our first effort, has been praiseworthy. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. 5 . .,o..n..g - 7

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I iff fig 4, fig IRWIN J. SHARLOT Business Manager. . 9 EDGAR FURSMAN, Assistant Business Manag Cf. Editorial Board JOHN FRANCIS THOMAS Editor-in-Chief. 8 HERBERT ULINE, in Business Manager. CLARENCE PEATTIE Art Editor.