Troy High School - Dardanian Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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ry Mr. Terzian seems to be feeling no pain as he escorts Miss Honored quests Mr- and Mrs Norm at Gabouer and Miss Mendoza to the Senior Ball, the- Venetian Dream, 5 3 Miss Dunn, Miss Mclncrney, and Mrs. Errera Take Tinte Out. Step 5 . . . We also have several authors and artists ticles in The English Review. In addition to this here at Troy High School. Publications ot our teachers members of our faculty have contributed to photog include Beach to Berlin, European Summer, Everyday graphy and art exhibitions throughout the country. Art, and The Supervisor and His Job, and several ar- I3

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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.

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One Alone . . . MY. Cooley Miss Markcy and lunch hour for fish. Step 6 . . . Phineas Fogg, famous for his journey around the vvorld in 80 days, must have met at least one of our faculty in his travels, for they too have traveled the vvorld over. There is hardly a place in North Amer- ica, South America, or Europe, they haven't visited. 'fi and three little maids at school, Miss Sullivan, Miss Schillaci, and Miss McTavey. l Mr. Cassavant and Mr. James stroll down one of our lengthy halls. Bermuda, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the British Isles, Egypt, Burma, Japan, Indian and the Tai Mahal, French lndo-China, and Indonesia were only some of the stops. They left no stone unturned, no country unexplored.