Troy High School - Dardanian Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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TROY HIGH SCHOOL STAFF GUY A. ENFANTO, Principal' MARION D. DIAMOND ELIZABETH M. CASEY' Secretary Registrar GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Thomas D. Reese Margaret F. Redmond Mrs. Catherine Stewart, Secretary ART HOME ECONOMICS Raymond C. Henry' Pauline G. McGonigal Margaret K. Saunders' Dorothy D. Long' Helen D. O'Brien CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Edwena Reynolds 'Marion C. Fitzpatrick Mildred Anslow John W. Daly Elizabeth Haskins Mary Martire Joanne M. Myers Edward C. Picken Rosemarie Schillaci' COMMERCIAL William Septic' Myrtle E. Fletcher' Mariorie F. Hennessey Antoinette M. Lewis Jane Meharg Helenmarie Murphy Eileen Rourke Agostina F.. Schillaci' Robert W. Seibert DRIVER EDUCATION Richard Terzian' ENGLISH Elizabeth A. Buckley' Dorothea G. Burkhart Marian A. Dunn Mary E. Foxell' Marshall K. Gillette Virginia Kelly' Barbara L. Kirby' Isabel R. Mann' Mary D. Mclnerny Kathleen M. McTavey Margaret P. Spencer' FOREIGN LANGUAGE Emily M. Cavanaugh Josina G. Bakker W. Warren Gibson' Arthur H. Reents Gertrude A. Rogers MEDICAL Dr. James Fitzgerald Margaret Sheehan R.N MUSIC Eugene Kane Patricia Miller Michael Saetta' Charles Zeller PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Emanuel Elfenbein Charles I. Boland George C. Cooley Hannah Larmon Grace F. Lecomte Virginia E. Susman SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS David Levinstein' Mary Horgan Beniamin P. James Gertrude E. Markey Jeanne B. Swift Josephine B. Errera Mary Holmes Janet A. Maly Philip B. Quinn 'k VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Alexander C. Ducat Robert Allen Edward J. Bell James P. Budrakey George E. Foley Eugene Mozier Alfred E. Percey Frank J. Quinn John M. Hennessey Wilfred J. Lagoe 'Graduates of Troy High School

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GUY A. EN FANTO-Principal TO THE CLASS GF l959 As an alumnus of Troy High School I feel both proud and privileged to be able to write this message as your principal on the occasion of the one hundredth com- mencement exercises of the Troy High School. Although the past one hundred years have seen many changes in educational theories, there has been no change in the consistent excellence of your faculty under the competent leadership of my prede- cessors. I am very well aware of the tremendous responsibility which befalls the prin- cipal of an institution which for over a hundred years has served as the alma mater of men and women who have distinguished themselves in all walks of life. With the aid of my faculty I shall devote myself to the maintenance of the traditions and standards of a high school which throughout its long history has served well the needs of the community. lt is my hope that I shall be able to meet the challenges of the future with the same success that my predecessors have met the challenge of the past. As you leave your alma mater you have every reason to feel secure in your preparation for either an institution of higher learning or a iob. Your training at Troy High School has fitted you well for the purposes of life. May you all add your names to that never-ending scroll of successful graduates. Congratulations! 1 t Principal

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ii...- W--.,,,qs-W--'N-Q.Aw MR. Boys' Guidance Counselor GUIDANCE MISS MARGARET F. REDMOND Girls' Guidance Counselor o-- ' THOMAS D. REESE MRS, KATHERINE STEWART Secretary