Waterford High School - Fordian Yearbook (Waterford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1940 volume:

Waterford High School SENIOR ALBUM 1940 Wateiford High School DEDICATION We, the Class of 1940, humbly borrow this space to express our appreciation for the spirited guidance that has been gracious- ly bestowed on us by our worthy advisor, Mr. David Zelie. Ida Rogers John Walsh Wilbur Caney BOARD OF EDUCATION Thomas Morris, President Elizabeth Evers John W. Cooper Harold Turner Haec olim meminisse iuvabit. —Vergil. May the memories awakened by this little book and the record oi your high school success inspire you, mem- bers oi the Class of 1940, to meet the challenges of the years ahead with the same confidence and energy which you have applied to your problems in the past! May success and happiness attend you all the way! Marian Ranney Education is a right of every boy and girl. It is now your duty to insist on the same privilege for the boys and girls who are to follow. Mr. Charles H. Field, Superintendent Faculty Mr. Charles H. Field Miss Marian Ranney Miss Loretta Murray Mrs. Charles Haggerty Mr. David Zelie Miss Helen Gainor Miss Jane Koncewicz Miss Juanita McGarty Miss Margaret Fortune Miss Elizabeth Caney Miss Mary Cahil Miss Dorothy Bullock Miss Winifred Anderson Miss Arline Shaw Miss Eleanor Dillon Mr. Raymond Henry Art Mr. Clinton Merritt Mr. John Colby Mr. Elwood Hollister Mr. Walter Marland Mr. Michael Tepidino Mrs. David Murphy Miss Irma Millhouse Science Charles H. Field Superintendent Alfred University 3.S. Ne-. York State College H .A. 1., Marian Ranney Principal New yor!: State College for Teachers, A.3. 4.1,1. Ainfred Anderson Girls' Physical Education Russell Saje Colleje, B.3, Gymnastics People's College, Ollcrup, Denmark Dorothy Bullock Commerce lieu ork State College for Teachers, B.S. Hary Cahill Latin, Commerce College of Saint Rose Mary Blizabeth Caney Social Science New York State Colleje for Teachers, A.B. John D. Colby 2n0lish, Social Science Hope Colleje B.S. Eleanor Dillon Home Lconomics Russell Sajo Colleje 3.S. Margaret E. Fortune Mathematics New York State Colleje for Teachers, A.B. Helen Gainor Enjlioh Syracuse University, A.B. Margaret Kajjerty Bnjlish Russell Saje Colleje A.B. Raymond C. Henry Art Pratt University, New York University 3.3. Blwood Hollister English, Social Science Colgate Univcr3it; , A.B., New York Stato Colleje Jane Koncewicz Mathematics College of Saint Roso A.B. Walter Borland Music Nev York University b.3. in Musical Education, Crane Department of Music Juanita LcGarty Commerce Nev York State Colleje for Teachers, B.S. V . Clinton Merritt Industrial Art Oswego Stato Normal School, Columbia, B.S. Irma Lillhouso Scirrrc Nev York State College for Teachers, B.a Syracuse University M.S. Frederick Morris Boys' Physical Education Ithica School of Physical Education, Syracuse University Julie Murphy Librarian,. English College of Saint Rose, a.B. Now York State College for Teachers, B.S. Loretta Murray History Now York State College for Teachers, A.B, Arlinc Shaw School Nurso Cohoes Hospital, R.N. Michael F. Tcpcdino Social Science, French Nev; York Stato College for Teachers, A.B. VI. David Zclic Goncral'Science, Gchcral Biology, Physics Union Collogo A.B. egoitoe's MESSA (BE friendsj herewith 13 the : avi or .ij.buiri, pub- lished vi i.11 the hopes of recp.ir.in3 the bear nnd cherish- ed memui ies pccrued throughout our senior ysr.r. It is wished Mac each reading shall bring with it r reminder °f rru ' : °Pr experiences that have been yours, .'hen you rcopvr its pages we hope its presentation is warm enough to recall die past and possibly draw to your mTnd the class of 13aC. Class Officers President ... Vice-President Secretary ... Treasurer ___ Edward Smith ... Robert O'Connor ..... Julia Dunphy William O'Rourke Senior Album Staff Editor-in-Chief .......... Associate Editor ......... Literary Editor........... Business Manager Art Editor................ Advertising Manager Advertising Manager Associate Literary Editor Sports Editor ............ Commercial Editors .............................. Larry Gentile .............................. Marge Morris ............................. Jack Harney ............................... Joe Wright .......................... Robert Marchand ..-..................... Muriel VanZandt ..............................Carman Butler ...........................Edward O'Connor ..................................Clark McGreivy Julia Dunphy, Betty Farrell, Mary Jane Church DOMINICK J. ASCENZI ”Ty Bowling 3; Art Club 2; Dancing Club 3; Banquet Committee. DOLORES BECHARD Prom Committee; Dancing Club 4; Senior Committee. HAROLD BAKER Shorty” Track 2; Baseball 2; Soccer 1; Basketball 1; Honor Society. DAVID BLUTEAU Dcrve Dancing Club 4; Soccer 2; Ways and Means Committee. L. SIBBALD CANEY Glee Club 4; Art Club; Senior Play. CARMEN M. BUTLER Dancing Club. Thalian Society; Glee Club 3; Advertising Committee. r EDNA CARUSO Annie Dancing Club; Outdoor Club; Hand icraft Club. MARY CERQUA Dancing Club 4; Prom Commtttee; Prenident of Dramatic Club. MARY JANE CHURCH Churchmouse Glee Club 2; Prom Committee; President Thalian Society. HOWARD E. CONDON Hec Intramural Basketball 2; Senior Play; Social Club. M. J. DAIGNAULT Student Senate; Soccer 2; Track 1; Bowling 1. JOAN CURTIN Girl Reserve . Basket ball 3; President G.A.A LENA F. DePALMA Dancing Club 4; Prom Committee; Sophomore Class Secretary; Ways and Means Committee. MURIEL DESAUTEL Prom Committee; Dancing Club; Ring Committee; Bid Committee. JULIA F. DUNPHY Jul Honor Society; Thalian Society; Glee Club 3; Senior Play; Class Secretary; Social Club 4. MARGARET A. DUNN Marge Dancing Club 4; Art Club 1; Prom Committee. MARGE FERGUSON Glee Club 4; Thalian Society; Senior Play. Honor Society; Senior Play; Thalian Society; Social Club. KATHERINE FIASCHETTI Kate VIOLA FUSCO Vi Dancing Club 3; Outdoor Club. Dancing Club 4; Outdoor Club. HENRY FRIEDMAN Hank LAWRENCE JOHN GENTILE Larry Social Club. Stamp Club. Student Senate; Student Forum; Basketball 4; Soccer 2; Bowling 1; Cross Country; Editor Senior Album. JOHN HAMMERSLY Social Club 4; Basket- ball 3; Honor Society; Stamp Club. J. MITCHELL HARNEY Literary Editor; Saluta torian; Honor Society; Senior Play. HELENE HART Helen” Dancing Club 4; Outdoor Club; Flower Committee. ELIZABETH T. HICKS Betty Dancing Club 3; Girl Reserve 2; Thalian Society 1. ELAINE HILLMAN Dancing Club 4; Outdoor Club; Handicrait Club. WALTER KERNAGHAN Walt Social Club 4; Baking Club; Track 3. KNOBBY LA GATTA Monitor 1; Soccer 1; Dancing Club 1. THERESA LA JEUNESSE Dancing Club; Prom Committee. ELIZABETH V. FRENCH Betty” Advertising Staff; Social Club; Girls Athletic Association. VALERIA KOLONCZYK Val ' Dancing Club 4; Outdoor Club; Handicraft Club. RUTH M. KUEHN Ruthie Newspaper Club 3; Social Club 4; Outdoor Club. M. BARBARA MARON Barb Dancing Club 3; Girl Reserves; Girls' Basketball. AMBROSE MARTIN Bowling 1; Social Club 4; Outdoor Club. DOROTHY MAYO Social Club; Basketball 1; Study Club 2. LEON LARAWAY EDWARD LAWLER Deck Ed Dancing Club 4; Outdoor Club: Basketball 2: Soccer 2; Dancing Track 1. Club 4. BRONISLAW LIS Lis Boxing Club: Game Club; Basket- ball 1. WANDA LIS Dancing Club 4; Outdoor Club; Handicraft Club. MYRTLE MARLOWE Social Club; Bowling Club; Craft Club. ROBERT MARCHAND Bob Dancing Club; Basket- ball 2; Track 1. CLARK McGRIEVEY Moe Student Senate; Basketball 3; Soc- cer 2; Social Club 4. GEORGE M1CHON Mich Track 2; Social Club 2; Dramatics Club. MARJORIE C. MORRIS Marge Valedictorian; Girls' Glee Club 4; Honor Society; Associate Editor; Senior Play; Thalian Society 2. THOMAS F. NOONAN Pretz Dancing Club 4; Cross Country; Basketball 3; Monitor 2. OKIE O'CONNOR Soccer 4; Track 4; So- cial Club 4; Vice Presi- dent '40. JEW O'ROURKE Track 2; Basketball 4; Treasurer '40; Monitor 2. CARRIE PARISSI 'Cuddles'' DANTE PATERNANI Danny Dancing Club 3; Outdoor Club. Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Soccer 2; Dancing Club 4. ALEXANDER PEARSON Alex Cartoon Club 2; Game Club 1; Bowling 2; Soccer 1. ELIZABETH M. PENROSE Bet Dancing Club 2; Art Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Game Club 2. MARY FRANCES QUINLON Glee Club 4; Thalian Society 2; Girls A. A. 2. MARION RAVENSCROFT Gle© Club 3; Thalian Society; Danc- ing Club 4; Outdoor Club. WALTER REYNOLDS Walt Dancing Club 4; Radio Club. DOROTHY RONESI Dot Dancing Club 4; Outdoor Club; Handicraft Club. QUITO RONESI Lefty Soccer 2; Monitor 2; Bowling 1; Basketball 1; Student Council; Dancing Club. NED SMITH President '39. '40; Senior Play; Honor Society; Social Club 4; Student Senate. GEORGE SHEPARD Social Club 4; Student Council; Track 4; Cross Country. LORETTA SORENSON Lorette Dancing Club 3; Prom Committee; Honor Society; Ways and Means. CHRISTIAN SORENSEN “Chris Soccer 2; Basketball 3; Track 2; Cross Country 1; Monitor 1. HELEN SIEBERT MARY STASKO Dancing Club 2; Outdoor Club 2; Dancing Club 2; Basketball 1. Craft Club 2; Ways and Means 1. “JOE STAH Social Club 3; Study Club 2; Radio Club. MYRTLE D. UBER Dramatic Club, Dancing Club 4; Study Club 3. EDWARD THOMPSON Droop Monitor 1; Basketball 2; Basketball Manager; Baseball 3; Track 4. ROBERT THOMPSON Tub Baseball 4; Basketball 2; Soccer 4; Track 2; Social Club 4; Moni- tor 4. WILLIAM VAN DERVOORT Slug Manager Basketball 1; Dancing Club; Student Forum; Track 2. MURF VAN ZANDT HOWARD WILLETTS Social Club; Honor Society; Year Dancing Club; Outdoor Club. Book; Senior Play. SNUFF WRIGHT Honor Society; Track 4; Business Editor; Presi- dent S. S.; Cross Coun- try; Senior Play. CARM ZACAROLA Social Club; Outdoor Club. gov t imu? c, niia When We Were In Junior High The Beginning Of The End President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .... Juniors Miss Gainor, Advisor ........ Fred Renzi Elizabeth Sweeney Virginia Perkins Lamont Church Sophomore Mrs. Haggerty Miss Murray Mr. Tepedino President ................................................. Warren Brundige Vice-President .......................................... Irving McEnroe Secretary ..................................................... Dorothy Gero Treasurer .......................................... .... Betty Gaunt Freshman Miss Bullock President................................................. Russel Wondisford Vice-President ............................................... John Dudek Secretary ................................................... Peter Woodin Treasurer ................................................... Stanley Devoe Miss Fortune ...........................-.... Jean Battye ---------------------------- Warren Baker ........................ Robert Cramer ............................... Doris Costine Miss Caney President ............................................. Elizabeth Drombetta Vice-President ----------------------------------- Barbara Atkinson Secretary ---------------------------------------------------- Arthur Fero Treasurer ........-....... —........—............... Raymond Ciccenilli President ..... Vice-President Treasurer _____ Secretary ..... Girls? Athletic Association Advisor .......................................Miss Winifred Anderson President ............................................... Joan Curtin Vice-President ........................................ Marge Morriss Treasurer ........................................... Virginia Perkins Secretary ........................................... Margaret Oliver Glee Club Advisor of Club Walter Marland Basketball With only one veteran, Jupe Church, returning from last year's team. Coach Morris faced a tremendous job of rebuilding. A long training season enabled one of the most finely conditioned teams that ever wore the Red and White to take the floor in the initial contest. In this, and ensuing games, Waterford literally ran their opponents into the boards. The long training period produced dividends, as witnessed by their record of eleven wins and five losses. Four of these five losses were decided by the slender margin of 4 points. Lettermen this past season were Captain Church, Ed. Lawlor, Ty Shepard, Chris Sorenson, Dan Paternianni, Harry Kirker, Tub” Thompson, Jew O'Rourke, and AI Falconi. As the nucleus for next years' team Coach Morris will have Church, Kirker, and Falconi. Soccer Waterford finally clinched the championship of its district after having been counted out, not by games, but on paper for two successive years. The Waterford booters tasted defeat but once in league play, and that at the hands of a third place team. However, our play was not confined to league games. We played, and defeated, many other teams from Northeastern New York. Draper, credited as being the most clever and powerful team on the entire Eastern Seaboard, met and bettered us twice. Waterford went on, after this pair of setbacks, and fought to bring in the exceptional record of nine wins, three losses, and three ties. The boys that wore the colors of our school so successfully were: Ed Lawlor, Moe McGrievey, Bud Pitcher, Joe Scarchilli, Dan Patemianni, Quito Ronesi, Naz Ascenzi, Shorty Baker, Ed Catallo, A1 Pearson, Mouse Daignault, Harry Kirker. Tony Cicchenelli and Chris Sorenson. Cross Country Comparing this season's record to the exceptionally high standards of previous years is hardly fair. Although we tasted deleat twice, we emerged victorious three times. With our three wins and two losses. Waterford still was the cream of the crop of local Hill and Dalers. Bill Dooley, Captain Falcone, Red Clement, Joe Wright, Jew O'Rourke, Irv. McEnroe, Phil Marino, Tom Hawley, Jim Casscello, Prof. Ryan, Pete Medick, and Leo Rosbozom carried the Red and White over the fields. An undefeated season is not an impossibility next year, when one con- siders that only O'Rourke and Wright will be lost through graduation. Bowling Waterford lost the District Championship they had held lor six consecutive seasons. The narrow margin ol one game decided to whom the cup would be awarded. Even in defeat Waterford was the outstanding team in the area. Their high single of 1052, and high triple of 2898 was an all time high for local high schools. The season record was 23 games won, and 7 lost. Promi- nent bowlers still are amazed at what the high school youths accomplished. The answer lies in the arms of Alex Pearson, Charley Howland, Joe Forchilli, Mike Batto, Mouse Daignault, and Walt Reynolds; who all will return next year to assure a new cup for W. H. S. Cheer Leaders Edward Supemault Fred Renzi Katherine Kirker Marion Martin Kenneth Cramer Jimmy Cassella Rose Donini Jean Baker p ncc n i Tin ir pi j L J — . )� • ! I o O’ Iwu bj 1 it_ The year now is 1350. Lets take a quick glimpse at our belov- ed Sen. ors of M940. 1- Pearlcf s ?y ed of the Hall Patrol was recently promoted to patrol duty or. the V7?3t Crescent Road. 2- We find also that Joe Utah has given up electrocuting frogs to accept: tne job as ohxcf electrocutioner in Sing Sing, 3- Bing Crosby is r.e r a thing of the past, now the.: a young man known as Larry Bor g:r Gentile has stepped into the lime light. 4- ITaxine and her magic violin holds no interest any more since Thersa Lajeunesse has introduced her musical flute. 5- . hat ever become cf Gerald Clement? If you look hard enough you will find thro ''Red ]3 doing all right as a wealthy plantation owner in Kentucky - 6- The Thomp-vou brothers have complete control over the Itchy Three Ring Plea Circus . 7- Tom Noonan after a hard struggle has received the job of teaching ' Economics in the public ochool at Little Rock Arkansas. S-i c are sorry to report that Bill Vandervort enjoyed History C so well that ho is still here trying to get that final exam under his belt. Kay the next ten years bring him better luck. 9C c that Walt Kcrnaghan and Shorty Baker joined the Foreign Legion we will probably never hear of them again. Good Luck lads. 10- 1 see whore Lena DePalma ha3 secured a job a3 fortune teller in a little tea shop on Broadway. I hoar she makes quite a bit, read- ing the tea leaves. Nice going Lena. 11- -Ruth Kcuhn again hits tho headlines. You know she and her hus- band Doug 3axter are successors to N orman Thomas a3 loaders of the Socialist Party. Remember what Prof. Colby told you Doug? 12- -We hoar that Sam Goldwyn has just signed our singing stars Mary Quin]on and Ambrose Martin to tho feature rolc3 in Lovers Wrapped in Cellophane . 13- Julie Dunphy Betty Farrell havo at last landed a job modeling snoods at Hartigan's Dept. Store. 14- We just received word from South America that Barney Lis Sc his sister Wanda are doing a successful business on their turtle pea- cock farm. Lots of luck kids. 15- Delores Ducky Bechard is wiling away her time at Ray Hopper's showing tho duck3 some now maneuvers and tho latest crawls. 15-Ed Lawler and Bob Marchand havo secured jobs with O.J. Buck shows. If you stop in the sido show you will sec Bob Muscle Marchand tho perfect specimen and Ed Lawler the fat man. Ed. now stands 5'4 weighs close to 700 lb3. Ed ha3 put on quite a bit of weight since he left school. 17-Qulto Roncsi Butch Quimby are now Piblic oncmios 116-;- 117 respectively. Give the time they'll v ork up. 1C— Flash Tyronne Shepard's next picture will be Glamour Boys at oarge. H e was quoted to say, The reason for the delay wao I Couldn't do a thing with my hair. 19-IIank Friedman, the mad scientist is spending his summer vacation in leughkcepsle (Not the placo you think.) 20. Joan Curtin i: Sibbald Caney are the leading contestants to rep- resent America in t) o 1950 Olyupics held at Passic, Lon. Island. 21. Dorothy t'eyo, yrtle Uber, Vary Stasko have opened an exclu- sive dude ranch located just east of West Crescent Bridge. 22. The late Moe McGrievey, we are sorry to say, was killed in the rush (the five o'clock rush at Minskys'). 23. Jack Harney attending f'ordham, has at last been bestowed Captain (waterboy). Nice going Jacki 24. Joe Wright Zeke Laraway have been granted jobs after years waiting. Joe is train caller and Zeke is janitor at the West Water- ford Station. 25. We wish to announce that Okie O'Connor has set the date for the Gala opening of his newly acquired 60 Club, featuring George Michon and his Duck Waddle rhythm with Elaine Hillman doing the vocals. 26. Carmela Zacrola has obtained the position of dictator at Daley's Hotel in Lansingburgh. 27. The Misses Ferguson Morris have just completed a hastily voyage around the world, spreading the idea that enfeebled canaries should have the right care in their old age, 8. .e see that Knobby LaGatta is somewhere in Alaska soiling his Sure Fire Hair Restorer Compound to the Eskimos, rom reports we i ccived it was found the.t the compound was originally mcai t to be ooCU, for lngrown toenails, but that's the way it goes'. Eh, Knob. 2y. viola Fusco Carrie Parrissi have opened a beauty parlor in Trov, face lifting a speciality. If you want to get lifted see our ocauteous beauticians. 30, Bleauteau Smitty have decided to build an underground tunnel from Half-Moon to the World's Fair. Their only competition is the gophers of Minn. ' 31. We wonder what Danny Paterniani Feody Cattello are doing lately? Toe last we heard they had sent their applications in to Vassar Colle- 3° • SotMQG’MnSSdl°3 have finally found a man to play Micky Mouse, now .hat San Goldwynn has discontinued the cartoon. The lucky fellow is Watcrforas one and cnly Dashing Dom Asccnzi. 35. Dashing Debutante Carman Butler, we seo by the headlines, finally captured a husband in the .lids of South Africa. Carman says, Shen I lived in Waterford, 'Burgh men were O.K. now I can't llvo without ullius • tho °,Ro?rke Miss Loretta Sorenson have finally set the date. The jumping off is scheduled for June 12, 1963. I don't believe in rushing into things either, kids. R?w!alfL!eS°nld? HoI rdvc°ndon, only duet ever to swim the Amazon I ouotc We mouth had this to say in a recent interview, and in mo! our sucoe3S t0 Wal17 E1Uot Kovlne p-Day, the JnhwSiT' taerhf‘3 f!’;t«t rm-boy, says he will never quit p?C E ? a0?” • ?uyc-n UP same, until ho roaches the Top- Pinners column in the Troy Record. H 3.-. Acclaimed as the worlds Greatest Chef, Howard Willetts recentlv announced he was going into the fancy pastry racket. He beU es he 38 PlMnoibfhng a SUC°£S3 vdth Mouthy Mouse Daignault as press agent. 38. Plainclotheswomen Caruso, Church, Ceraua (the 3'C's dreaded bv tic underworld and evil doers at large) are hot on tbo ° y Srlo s Madcap Mans on n0 rCCent1 � scaPcd Madame 39, Miss Margaret Dunn, in open defiance of the law, has opened a •till on Tines Square in New York City. Her tried and trusted taste is one Betty French. Miss Dunn believes her best batch was turned one in the Waterford lab on Juno 6, 1940. ( Do-saute Is Hicks can now bo heard over Station w.o.w. every Sat. owning at 4:00 on the program The Early Bird Gets Tho Worm. They pot their start doing bits on the Lone Ranger program. 4 , Ravonscroft Ponroso recently opened a shooting gallery at Miami, Florida. There business, which is going great guns, can be attributed to their catchy slogan, We Don't Want You Half Shot-- Rut Do Your Shooting Here. Ronesi, Hart, Fiaschctti, now firmly entrenched as leaders in Tr.o Townsend Movement, due to tho death of Dr. Townsend, promise iweening reform for The Woman—Whose Work is Never Done. Any similarity, in the prcccoding article, to persons living -r 'lead is purery coincidental• and the authors are not subject to libel. r ? AUTOGRAPHS CORNER OF HUDSON AVE. 227 229 QUAIL ST. TEL 2-1694 ALBANY NY. SCHOOL LILDRED ALLEY P.JVAT2 BUSINESS SCHOOL exclusively for Girls The Select School of the Capital District Registered by N.Y.S. Board of Regents Trains Ili h School Graduates For SUCCESS in Business C-ives training in Bjrsonality Development Secretarial Courses- includinj Business Machines 470 Graduates secured positions in '39 Send for Catalogue TODAY Summer Session July 8 Fall Session September 3rd w GEO B ROTH BROUGHTONS f FURS COATS DRESSES . f SUITS HOSIERY J jA )' LINGERIE ETC. 297 RIVER ST NY t WATERFORD DAJ RY FOR A LIFETIME OF GCDD HEALTH DRINK. MILK EVERY DAY PHONE 213 (BRACDOJAIION® (C CLASS REMSEN CORNER SENECA COHOES N.Y CO ITIORRfiLL STUDIOS me. PORTRAITURE OF QUALITY STUDIO LOCATED WM.H FREAR CO.INC THE NEW PICTORIAL Oil PAINTING NOW AVAILABLE ,. . SPECIALLY PRICED $200 , fTnORRRLr IS AUTHORIZED .PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE SENIOR ALBUM QUANDT FUNERAL HOME DISTINCTIVE SERVICE ; .REASON ABU PHONE WFD.76 D :oM?Llj OF 1 [ VIEMTS i; iiinn jdtTN HIGGINS CO. PHARMACISTS 1844 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS WATERFORD N.Y kopcha's BAKERY SHOP 7S BROAD ST WATERFORD, N.Y. TEL. UJjl WFD. 2 MARY SHEAR THE LITTLE STORE VAN NESS ST. • ' { COMPLIMENTS umo s FILTERED AND METERED FUEL AND RANGE OILS 155 SARATOGA WATERFORD wAJ BEST WISHES TO THE M CLASS OF “'NO MALONEY the FLOFNSTJ 73 BROAD STREET P WATERFORD M.Y COMPLIMENTS OF ALBANY NEW YORK Offers to High School graduates of approved scho- lastic standing advanced business courses leading to key positions in private employment and in Civil Ser- vice Write—Now—for your illustrated bull' tin oh call at the new College'Hall, 130 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York, for a personal in- terview. Tl-jQWAS H MOKPJS INSUI'Ayr.:- of ALL JC!NDS. fcfcOAD STREET TEL. WAFEP.fOllD 44 DCGHG SIS At the -' ’od of the class for Gifts that 1-3 at ail the famous nations J.1.7 kr..rm makers of catch- er-:, jewe Iry, silverware, clocks, eiCe FELTAiVuE JSWETiSTS SINCE 133 Class ring, our special-ty bo third Street Troy, N. Y0 COME TO KPJEGERS J - BAKERY WF. LEAD TEL. A5 OTHE5LS FOLLOW i 75 RUSSELL sage college •TROY MY. 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