Troy High School - Dardanian Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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GUY A, ENFANTO DEDICATION To Guy A. Enfanto the 1959 Dardanian is respectfully dedicated. Mr. Entanto is no stranger to Troy High School. Early in his career this alumnus ot Troy High returned to serve first as teacher and then as vice principal. In both positions he has devoted his energies and resources to the guidance of the students and to the betterment ot the school. We are sincerely proud that he has become our new principal and wish him success in the realization ot his high ideals in education.

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DARDANIAN I959 DAVID THURSTON ..... ..- ..4 . I -...v Editor MYRA BUCHMAN --i-' , , L iterary Editor MARJORIE STILLMAN ........ .., .. ,. , .... A rt Editor ROBERTA MacFARLANE ........, ,. ,.,. Photograph Editor RICHARD ISHKANIAN .... ,.... ...! ..v,A..... Business Manager PAULINE G. McGONIGAL SECTION EDITORS Senior Pictures Editor Faculty Editor Sports Editor Activities Editor Intramurals Advertising Layout SENIOR SECTION Susan Beckman Joan Ellenbogen Charles Hancox Joanne Roeck Margaret Rooney Barbara Schrell ART STAFF Florence Doakmaiian William Finkle Frederick Hubicki Elaine Van Buren TYPING STAFF Barbara Bingham Carol Glaz Sue Holland Joyce Manley Carol Pearson Beverly Sliter Theresa Turino Merle Wilson Faculty Advisor Lynda Witz June Septic Charles Hauck Gracelee Gratto Paula Niemczynski James S. Murray STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS Richard Daitner John Thomas AD BOARD Marilyn Closson David Forman Charles Hauck Patricia Hidley Richard Ishkanian Janet Kelly Robert Mahoney Patricia Maitland Jane Naylor Barbara Schrell Gretchen Sickles Anton 'Solomon Augustine Sperrazza John Thomas Barbara Weiss James Wohlleber Charles Wick Florence Yosoian CCover designed by Mariorie Stillman and Barbara Parkerj

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