Troy High School - Dardanian Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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rv-1-w--fv----Yi, - SATURDAY W EVENING, J t Troy High, C Announce Na Class Of- 248 To Be Graduated At Troy High School A class of 248 will be gradu- ated by Troy High School at commencement exercises Wednes- day at .10 a.m. at. the Troy High School gym. In addition to the 248, there will be 12 who will receive two- year industrial high school cer- titicates. The members of the gradua ting class include: Donald H. Aird Carol A. Ames A David T. Armitage Stephen H. Armstead Ronald R. Baker Ronald A. Barth Walter N. Bates Jr. M. Christine Beaudett William Beaudoin Marcia Ann Becker Raymond'J. Belangeri Marilyn J. Bell Warren W. Bovie Robert M. Bress Ruth A. Bronk Deborah T.'Brown John Wa Brown Thomas V. Brown Lawrence D. Brunelle Robert G. Burke William L. Burnett Richard C. Caldwell Frances M. Campagna Frank R. Carey ' Dona L. Carrier . Patrick M. Casale Irene E. Casey Shirley L. 'Chamberlain Aram S. Charchian Nancy R. Chard Leona R. Clarke Harry Cohen Jean Y. Collier ' Carol A. Connolly Joyce M. Connors Carolyn M. Cook Janice H. Coonrad William R. Cox Carol J. Crislip Lanay J. Cummings. Anna J. Curtin Margaret G. Cutler C. Sylvia Dale Laura E. Decker Tanya E. Dee Chester C. DeLaMater Jane L. Donaldson George F. Doodian Patricia H. Douglas Richard W. Douglas - Bernice M. Drozd' Michael D. Dwyer Margaret Ann L. Eaton 4, Edward C. Evarts. Elaine C. Faraci I l iContinued on Page has ll

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TROY, N. Y., .lle Institute conducted its 106th a diplomas to 77 graduates. As thi eceiving his diploma from Most R Brother Augustine Philip, presi ht. LaSalle Gradu Bishop Scully An awareness of the atomic S .ge and of its challenges to youth a n the threshold of manhood ere the twin keynotes of the ad- ress last night at the '106th' an- iual graduating exercises of La- 'alle Institute at Music Hall. Most Rev. William A. Scu11y,t .D., Bishop of Albany Catholic iocese, presided and paid trib- t .te to the parents of the 77 mem- Y ers of the 1,957 class, to the cali- 2 er of education fostered at La- alle and to the Christian Broth- ers who taught the youths during their four years at the school. S The 'entire program, from the processional War March of the Priests by 'Mendelssohn to E1- gar's Pomp and Circumstancef' which was the recessional, lasted only one hour and 20 minutes. Brevity, which was a secondary keynote, was evident, and to this point, in the addresses of Cadet t Col Joseph Howard Spain nd of Cadet Col Raymond John elson who were salutatorian dictorian respectively u i Y 7 ' '? .pf 1 b ' f vesfiifixgw e address of Br '