Troy High School - Dardanian Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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Mrs, Holmes seems to be asking Miss McGonigal how she grew so tall, to the amusement of Miss Lewis. Mr. Enfanto and his charming wife. Mr. Allen and Miss Fitzgerald get Aa sewing lesson from Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs, Long. Step 3 . . . The skills of our faculty have not been con- fined within the walls of T.l-l.S. Other schools, such as the University of Louisiana, N.Y.U., Siena College, Vin- centian High School, and LaSalle Institute, have profited from their knowledge. The government has also ern- ployed one member of our faculty as a tool designer and engineer on the Colt 45, another as a supervisor of the War Industries Training Program, and still an- other in the office of Defense Transportation.

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I 3 is i hi , . Mrs. O'Brien, Miss Mann, and Mrs. Meharg chaperone the Senior Ball. sir .,,---- ' Our indispensable Miss Sheehan. Miss Wood, Mr. Henry, and Mr. Seibert signing in-or out. Step 2 . . . Our teachers have done graduate work all over the country. ln this capacity, they represent nearly thirty institutions. Once again the state colleges proved rnost popular with Albany claiming twenty-four of our faculty, Oswego three, and Cortland a lonely one. I0 ' sr Miss Fitzpatrick and Mr. Daly settle world affairs. The Universities of Colorado, Maryland, Nebraska, llli- nois, Mexico, Madrid, N.Y.U., Columbia and Texas ASKM were also honored by the presence of several of our faculty. 3 n f 4 i E

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Mrs. O'Brien's luncheon menu seems to appeal to Mrs. Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. Elfenbein at the Senior Ball. Mr. Piclcen and Mr. Boland checking over their respective sports schedules. Step 4 . . . Uncle Sam profited from the patriotic spirit of our faculty during the wars. One member served as cryptographer and message chief with General Eisen- hower, studied communications at the British War Of- fice in London, and attended, the German surrender at I2 the Little Red School House in Rheims, and another member attended the War Criminals' Trial at Nurem- berg. Still others trained recruits at such places as Sampson Naval Station, and one woman served as a sergeant tor the U.S. Army during W.W. I.