Troy High School - Dardanian Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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IQ 'Dardanian 28 4 JACK EVERS, JR. WILLIAM L. FARRELL IOLA M. FILE OZRO FISH MARJORIE FLYNN JACK EVERS, JR., Lakewood Placeg School 16. Academic, Undecided. Pi 11, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4lg Tau 11, 2, 3, 434 Football 12, 3, 43g Basketball 12, 4lg Baseball 11, 2, 3, Capt. 4-P, Hockey Capt. 12, 31. .lack is Troy Highis best all around athlete, and one of the most popular fellows. Jack has a brain for all his subjects, as well, and his clear thfnking and quick reasoning have saved the day many times in English class. He is, indeed, a 6'Good sport. WILLIAM L. FARRELLQ 2001 Fifteenth Street, School 14. Classical, Undecided. Hi-Y 11, 2, 3, 43, Tau 13, 4Ig Pi 12, 3, 4lg Cicero 141g Science Club 13ig Senior Circus, Executive Committee 1453 Student Council 131, June Hop Committee 13tg Senior Dance Committeeg Cross Country 133, Purple Parrot 14I. Bill has been one of the leaders of his class. Bill is interested in everything. although he ikes a certain young lady best. Bill's headwork has been quite useful, in lots of ways. Impromptu Oral 'LComps,, are his best achievements. while typing is next in order. H's otlter accomplishments are too numerous to mention. IOLA M. FILEQ Cropseyvilleg Dist. No. 4 School. Home Economics, Undecided. We would not know she were around, were it not for her physical presence in the class- room. Probably she thinks Silence is golden. UZRU FISH: 512 Pawling Avenueg School I6. Academic: U. S. Naval Academy. '0z', slipped in some private practice for his future vocation by act'ng the drunkcn sailor in the Senior Circus. lJon't carry your real vocation to that extent, though, will you. 0z ? 1'Oz has a clear-thinking head, and his common sense can always he depended upon. MARJORIE FLYNN, l7l Pawling Avenueg School I6. Classicalg Undecided. Phil 13, Pres. 4J3 Cicero 1353 L. C. F., Vice-Pres. 14ig Executive Committee 14lg g'Purple Parrot 14lg Dardanian Board. Marjorie is little-but oh my! There are the best qualit'es joined in our Marge,' to make her a good friend, a loyal worker, a line student and a thoroughly popular girl. Every- one loves Marjorie. Twenty-four

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IQ fDardanian 28 EDWARD DENISON NORVILLE DOWNIE HAZEL DUNHAM THERON EMANATION SAMUEL ERICKSON EDWARD DENISONQ Lathams, N. Y.g Lathams District 10. Industrial Artg Undecided. Edward takes things as they come and shows little outward feeling. Ed merely smiles calmly at the situation he is confronted with and devises a plan to deal with it. His calm nature is admired by all of us. NORVILLE DOWNIEg 33 Campbell Avenue: School 12. Classicalg Undecided. Cicero 131. Norville is bound to be a success in life because of his diligence and vitality in work. He is trustworthy, energetic and to most of us, reserved. Nevertheless, to his intimate friends, Norville expresses himself. HAZEL DUNHAM, Cropseyville. Classicalg Barnard College. L. C. F. 1453 Glee Club 12, 3, 41. Hazel is known throughout T. H. S. for her marked aptitude for giggling. Nothing is too subtle to call forth a smothered Heel Heeli' from her. But our Zami is not always giggling. She knows how and when to he serious, and uses her knowledge to great advantage. Here's luck, Hazel. THERON EMANATIONQ 221 10th Streetg School 14. Academicg Undecided. Tau 1413 Bus Committee, Hi-Y 13, 413 Pi 143g Football 13, 41. Andy is a very popular fellow. This helps to make him one of the best ticket sellers in the class. Andy', is congenial and one of Troy Highis social stars. SAMUEL ERICKSONQ 183 Congress Street: School 5. Industrial Artsg Undecided. Sam possesses such a peaceful, humorous smile, and such self-restraint that he is envied. His self-restraint, however, makes one think that he is tacit, but Sam is just the opposite of taciturnity. Twenty-three

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IQ fDa'rdanian 28 1- -.. . , 1 I 1 I 1 l 1 I ANN ROSE FOGARTY RUTH FOOS ADA GRACE FREDENBURCH HELEN FREDENBURCI-I FLORENCE CABAUER ANN ROSE FOCARTYg 382 Third Streetg St. Joseplfs School. Commercial, Russell Sage. Gregg 143. Ann is a bit loquacious, and is very jolly -the real thing from the South End. lt seems queer that she and Lottie, opposites, should get along so well together. RUTH F0055 Watervliet Arsenalg Leavenworth High School. Classicalg Vassar. Tri-Y 13, 433 Cicero 133g Delphic 143g Senior Circusg Purple Parrotw 143, Valedictorian. Rufus is never daunted by anything 1Chemistry includedl, and because of her fear- less spirit, exuberant jolliness, and straight thinking, has won for herself an abundance of true friends and good marks. May a store of good things be ever awaiting our g'Rufus '. ADA GRACE FREDENBURGHg West Sand Lake: Dist. No. 4 School. Classical: Un- decided. Cicero 1334 '5Phil 13, Vice-Pres. 435 L. C. F. 1433 Glee Club 13, Sec. 43g Execu- tive Committee 13, 433 Senior Circusg June Hop Committee 133. When we think of the unexcelled June Hop of '27, we must always remember Ada's decorative genius. Outside of ornamental talent, Ada possesses many more attractions: a lovely voice. an attractive manner ,and the gift of dispelling gloom. We hope she will have the same cheery influence in the world outside. HELEN FREDENBURGHQ West Sand Lakeg Dist. No. 4 School. Commercialg Unde- cided. Glee Club 1433 Gregg 13, 43, Phil 143. The Senior Class is overflowing with quiet girls, and in Helen we find another onc. Shc is a blond' with large blue eyes. Like all the Fredenburghs, she is a singer. lt is difficult to discover her thoughts, for she keeps them to herself. FLORENCE GABAUERg 19 Kinloch Avenue, School 16. Classical, State College for Teachers. L. C. F., Vice-Pres. 1433 Cicero 133g Debate 1433 Senior Circus. All the adjectives in Webster's Unabridged Dictionary could not express the real worth of our Florence. so it can readily be seen what difficulties mere classmates are up against. A brilliant student, a hard worker, and a loyal friend, Florence has won, and always will hold, the love and respect of her friends of '28. ' ' Twenty-6 ve