Schuyler High School - Schuy Log Yearbook (Albany, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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' : ' ' ' . dl . 1 . . U l I . . ' . .. . Alma Mater 1' 5' .l I I ml ,LT Q! al' , 5 P jj -I Schuyler Hxgh thy noble name Schuyler H1 h to thee we ralse We ll cherlsh and revere Our vo1ces loud and strong And where er m llfe we wander And the lordly Hudson s banks Hold thy memory dear Re echo Wlth our song Chorus Great the future thats before thee' As the years go by They ll brmg honor fame and glory To thee Schuyler High' ,ZH . '-7 - fy. h fr 4 ft fi ff t 'A Q32 Q -, : .4z,S,,zf'f7g? K - 1'4V Z f' .y ,, ,f ..X 3' 2 ' ' , ,Q V fi 1 , 1. - -.X se 3,1 , 2 Kaffe 1, .1 K ' . l I' , , ' H .24 114 ' V' J ' 'H , ffl 6 ig,-'girl' f it 1' u -vf r . l - g .,f'.k1g,fy 4' y .- i .11 Y yi-lt, TTT: K, I Qi in ' if . F 11 L,,' :V jfr Q lTll l U I b, l 4? 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Thus, in no small measure, you have achieved the goals that education has outlined for you. A high school cannot achieve its aims without the wholehearted support of its senior class. Proper attitudes, desir- able habits, and a sense of responsi- bility are needed if the sophomore and junior classes are to understand what contributes to good citizenship. The Faculty joins me in extending our hearty congratulations upon your achievements in your various endeavors in the past and best wishes for success in the future. May you visit us often with the full knowledge that you will be heartily welcomed! Most sincerely, Kenneth B. DuBois Principal W li 1, X ,, it if Xa Q N ' ' 6 , by K ,WH f xl .ax f- Fillnn, hiklhhz: 5 hi i 3 I 'hug-'ig' Ilan... A I A L . N I i Asslstcmt Principal Our assistant principal Mr B en Becker IS a dominant figure in Schuy lertown He has gained the admiration and the respect of the students as well as the faculty through his unceas ing efforts to serve as friend and ad- visor to past as well as present associates of Schuyler. Everyone at Schuyler benefits from his efforts on their behalf and from his experiences as United States Coach of the year, 1942, Past Commander of the Jewish War Veterans, twice past president of the A.A.U.g and from his work with boys and girls in courts. Office ,Administration viii ffl 1 'LL W M 94 Ml f-XL fbyflf fw- IQ nl FLORENCE I. LININDOLL KATHLEEN A B. A., M.A. Teacher Clerk JJ Q-Lula IZ4-f. A, 4 ' f , , , lf AA.x 'A'i,,4 Guidance .A if HELEN A. WARREN B. A., M .A. Guidance Counselor ihlll ,- Secretary to Mr. DuBo1s TOMMANEY Miss Linindoll, teacher clerk, and Mrs. Tommaney, secretary to Mr. Du- Bois, are valuable assets to Schuyler. They are largely responsible for the efficiency which marks our school office. Miss Warren, our guidance teacher, has helped us solve our many prob- lems, no matter how large or small, through her patience, understanding and co-operation. . , .J 4 ,ggi M I Clrziff Be it comedy or tragedy, Miss Gallagher makes her dramatic classes and productions both inspiring and enjoyable to all concerned. if4.,,a4 atomic ML ,wa L, ' , Cb-rw-.4, 'flllww Oro! English MELANIE GRANT B.S., M.A. Oral English X f yr , ff f' I I l 4 --'-gl' Z 1 X! 'f 1'.l N 'N xlllf i if as H L K tif . 5 I K '. 'I - : 2 . P. ' . 5 N Q iii lr , 5' Y E 3 I 1 if Mr. Wertman's artistic talents are reflected in the work done by his stu- dents. His creative mind has been the source of many ideas and plans which have benefited the entire school. I Miss Walsh's English classes are in- formative and interesting because of her ability to present the subject in a stimulating manner. English Ai. 1' X . X GRACE E. KELLY B. A., M. A. I English Miss Thayer provides a clear un- derstanding of the English language and a pleasant introduction to the great works of literature. CQM VCONSTANCE M. WALSH A. B. English Miss Kelly's students learn the value of correct English through her teaching and example. MAY I. THAYER M.A., M. Ed. English English Mr. O'Brien's quick wit makes his classes delightful. His proficiency with the English language has proved a valuable asset to his students. g is A ,I gh . ANN M. KELLY B.A., M.A. Q w English sg . Jah, 4 - f WILLIAM O'BRIEN B. A., M . A. English Although our library is small, it is filled with a variety of interesting and educational books. Miss McGivern, our librarian, instructs the students in the techniques of library procedure. 10 WY vi iq. if 135' Mrs. Kelly's classes are instructed in the fundamentals of English. Grammar, literature and writing are all empha- sized. ELIZABETH MC GIVERN B. A., M. A., B. L. S. Librarian 7 1 01 ,,.,.. i 539 fi , l , Mrs. Taylor provides her classes with the insight and knowledge needed to understand the historical background of the present day world. J Citizenship Education RICHARD BUCK B. A., M. A. Citizenship Education Mr. Buck's classes are given a thorough understanding of the prin- ciples that have formed our present day democracy. YW ,p , 7 Qvpf from MCU MARY N. TAYLOR B. A., M. A. :Vi- LORETTA M. BLANCHFIELD B. A., M. A. Citizenship Education Citizenship Education Historical knowledge a n d w o r ld events are impressed upon Miss Blanch- fie1d's students through her enlighten- ing and constructive method of teach- ing. 1 l Commercial Mrs. Elle's thorough knowledge of commercial subjects enables her to teach efficiently the principles of the business world. ji Q for 6 KATHERINE DOYLE so B. S., M. S. Commerce 5 rf.. . , 1' x Miss Hunter gives her students an incentive to further their knowledge of business principles. Mr. Sheehy's bookkeeping and busi- ness law classes are a valuable back- ground for business enthusiasts. ANNE G. KOLODNY B. S., M. S. Commerce is-ee ff- 1-.1-...,... EMER SON J. SHEEHY 5?::1: g'., 5 Commerce ,Kr Commercial LCIYNQUCIQQS qu Eif .. w 3 RE Mrs. Kolodny's efficient methods of teaching enables s t u d e n t s to become experienced typists. GINA M. PALOMBI B. S., M. S. Italian, Commerce Miss Palombi not only teaches the fundamentals of the Italian language but also familiarizes the students with Italian culture. f 5 Q we .H-4.44 ll My .' hw 7 ki, gg. Miss McCann brings alive the Spanish language and culture in her classes through her many teaching aids. , .paw--' ANNE M McCANN G, Languages B.A.,.M.A. Spanish, English 9' Mrs. Donovan presents German grammar, history and tradition in a I stimulating and informative manner. MABEL S. DONOVAN ' V i, Citizenship Education, German Miss McAuliffe teaches her French classes history and literature as well as grammar and song. JESSIE MC AULIFFE B.A., M.A. Citizenship Education, French in-H al QW' Our band, directed by Mr. Castelli, performs at football games and parades. The band concert every spring is a memorable event enjoyed by the band members as well as all who attend. Under Mrs. Sacca's clever direction, the chorus presents beautiful musical productions in Schuyler's auditorium at the Christmas and Spring concerts. Special programs for area clubs and organizations are also performed with great success. VINCENT CASTELLI B.S., M .M . Instrumental Music zggjfy Music HARRIET WANDS SACCA Choral Muslc, Music Theory Yxpglrlf uf FK J! Q f ,iff NZ fu 7'X if ll 'icy as i ,Z W QW HAZEL THORNTON B. S., M. S. Home Economics Homemczkinq Mrs. Thornton is particularly known to the girls for her willingness to advise them and to present them with the fundamentals of homemaking. ANITA P. ZUBRES Home Economics, Beauty Culture Under Miss Zubres's able instruction the girls in her classes learn the arts of hair styling, manicuring a n d g o o d grooming. 16 ALICE M. PORTER B.S., M .S. Cafeteria Manager bv' Cafeteria The meals served in the cafeteria are tastefully arranged as well as nutri- tionally planned. The inexpensive cost is a distinct benefit for budget conscious students. Hecu Ith Mrs. McCullough makes sure we are all healthy by giving us hearing tests, c.. aj: MARY J. MC CULLOU R. N. School Nurse examinations, and eye tests. She also issues permits to visit the doctor or dentist. B. S. iced . - gi X --Qa- Girls' Gum Miss Seubert's health classes learn the causes and cures of diseases and ac- cidents. First aid is also studied and practiced so the girls will be ready for any emergency. ELIZABETH C. FRIEND Physical Education, Health ELNORA V. SE BERT Physical Education, Health H, Under Miss Friend's athletic direc- tion, the girls in her classes learn the fundamentals of volleyball, basketball and softball. Marching and formations are also stressed. E O L4 S 5 G Ll nl LOUIS EMERICK Boys in Mr. Emerick's gym classes learn the principles of sportsmanship as well as the rules and regulations of traditional sports. The football team is also under his able direction. i 5 ,J I X ' , LAWRENCE T. O'NEILL B.S., M. S. Physical Education, Health Science Weights, pulleys, forces in motion, direct current and sound waves are all part of the curriculum covered in Mr. Mason's classes. These topics are covered thoroughly as well as interest- ingly. 18 fflleffyff.-QQ.vf2dQf',gz247--eye! 2221.17 QQ Wff MARY J. WARREN , SCIQHCQ B. A., M. A. i 5 Science ' L I i Miss Warren ably teaches the ele- ments of chemistry, earth science and biology to her students. Minor explo- sions, model volcanoes and fish dis- sections are all covered in her lab periods. GARRISON GEBLER B S E E Mathematics X at Mr. Gebler uses slide rules, tinker toys, elementary arithmetic, and com- passes to get the mysteries of mathe- matics across to his students. LOUIS J. SIY Ph. B., B. S., M. S. Drafting, Related Science M G t h e m G t S i Mr. Siy skillfully teaches his boys drafting and science needed to under- stand their unit trade courses. F- - 's Industrial Arts Mr. Shawn teaches subjects funda- mental to the various fields of occupa- tion. DAVID MANWILLER D In i n q B. S. Driver Education Mr. Manwiller's students learn road safety and courtesy. Proper driving pro- cedure is stressed in theory and prac- tice. , BERNARD SHAWN BOLJS B. A. Occupational Classes ANNA M. FITZGERALD Girls' Occupational Classes Managing a personal budget with outlays for food, clothing and shelter are all part of the essential work taught in Miss Fitzgeralds classes. Dig ADOLPH J. SCHABEL S h O p S Related Bookwork for Print shop Mr. Schabel's boys learn related bookwork to be used in print shop. Layout and design are also taught in his classes. '1- SHIRLEY G. LEVINE B. A. Related Mathematics, Science QL. A ' ty f 1.4 n fu L il' .4 A Q .V X Future auto mechanics are capably taught all fundamentals by Mr. Griesau in the auto shop. Carburetors, distribu- tors, and brakes are all taken apart and studied. is 1 Xl., Related science and mathematics, as used in the shops, are part of the es- sential work taught by Mrs. Levine. WILLIAM B. GRIESAU Auto Mechanics Shops Complex setups of electrical appli- ances and radios become elementary switches under Mr. Leavitt's teaching. These classes always provide our cap- able stage electricians. ROBERT CRITCHER Welding Boys in Mr. McNally's classes are taught the fundamentals of the Print- ing Trade. Their workmanship is evi- dent in many Schuyler activities. JOHN J. MC NALLY Printing Q HENRY J. LEAVITT B. E. E. Electricity Methods of arc and gas welding are taught by Mr. Critcher in the Welding Shop. Safety is stressed in all work. I -f-'i ' . Carpentry Shops General carpentry work for use in the school, model houses, cabinets and special assignments are all taken up under the capable direction of Mr. Fletcher. THEODORE H. FLETCHER Mr. Steinke ably instructs his boys in the art of working with sheet metals. Useful and beautiful objects are creat- ed out of ordinary metal. Niall,-'..'1t , ALE FRED A. STEINKE Art Metal, Related Mathematics The actual machines used on the job are practiced on by boys in Mr. Fuchs' classes. His clear explanations enable the boys to better understand the workings of complex machinery. T' MARTIN C. FUCHS Machinery figfl is -.4 1' 3lII illilemurnam S -'FK '-' At thls txme we would l1ke to pause m memory of two beloved teachers who passed away this year John F Srnon and W1ll1am J Pattmson Mr Slnon taught Mechamcal Draftlng ln the un1t trade courses and Mr Pattmson taught Industrlal Arts Both .l teachers taught here smce the openmg of the school twenty fxve years ago They w1ll always be remembered by Schuyler students and teachers for the mspxratlon and Uuld ance they have glven us I lm r . l ,ff K M' X4 ' f . A A - 5-K, , J X xi , f k 5 ,t l l ,ff Ai' n- O . . . , . ' . v I I D ' a u ' ' ' mm ff! lip Edxibff ' i' x 2 N 1. Q Ai S W 1 Q 2 5 X? Q , X 1 N jfs- w Ll r,-,i-'tall' K ,Levi VINCENT JAMES CAMPANELLA College Entrance Man, What a game! President Senior Class 4, Football 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4, Chorus 45 Latin Club 2. Vince Bobbie BARBARA JEAN CUNNINGI-IAM College Entrance Would you repeat that? Kappa Zeta Phi 3, 43 Science Society 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 45 Schuy-Larks 3, 43 Cheerleading 2, 3, Homeroom President 45 Vice-President Senior Class 4, Choral Speech 2, 3g Dramatics 2, 3. Class Officers EMILY JOYCE GRAFFUNDER Emmie College Entrance Peaches and Cream Cheerleading 2, 3, 49 Dramatics 2, 3, 4, President Junior Red Cross 4, Secretary Senior Class 43 Chorus 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4, science Society 2, 3, 4. RONALD CLARENCE RICHARDS JR. Do-Do U College Entrance V lu Treasurer Senio1:dc3Z,ssITgsBasketball 3, 4. jig TJ ix 1 :WI My fl' W A fl V . W,',di Qfpi ' Y Sensor Clciuski ,J sgbrs it WW ,W The Senior class can thank Miss Regina Palombi, chief advisor, and Miss Mary Warren, assistant advisor, for their successful accom- plishments. Their untiring efforts have guided our efficient class officers: President, Vincent Campanellag Vice-President, Barbara Cunning- ham, Secretary, Emily Graffunderg Treasurer, Ronald Richards. RICHARD JOSEPH ACQUINO Billy College Entrance Ready with the answer Italian Club 2, 35 Bowling 2, 3. THOMAS JOSEPH APPEL Tom General Crazy, man, crazy 4 I J I, Art Editor of Schuy-Log 4, President of Key Club 2, .1 - A 3, 43 Science Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 45 Choral .ffitfi A Z gm Speech 3, 4. GAIL VERONICA AUSTIN Tammy Commercial Off to work at Wards Chorus 2. V S FRANCES MARCELLA BELANGER Frannie General Who's got a mirror? In Dramatics 4, French Club 4. 3 CAROLANN BENWAY Carol Commercial Can I borrow the history notes? Dramatics 3, 45 Secretary F. H. A. 3, 4, French Club 2. ROSETTA BICKLEY Little Bit . General Rhythmic Miss Chorus 2, 3, 49 Basketball 2, 3, 4. JAMES EDWARD BLAU Mike General What's the answer? Football 2, 3, 4. 27 JOAN LEANORA BREMM U General Always calm WILLIAM BROOKS Brooksie General Money, again? Intramural Basketball 2, 49 Homeroom Secretary 4. ARTHUR JAMES BOEL Art' Unit Trade-Print Shop Reserved and well bred Safety Council 4. Commercial Anyone for volleyball? Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4. JOYCE CORINNE BRUNELLE oy Commercial Assistant for everything F H A 3 4 Majorettes 3 4 Choral ternate for Homeroom Offices 4 Speech 4 Al GERALDINE ANNE BUSOLD General Gerry Oh not Latm again Cheerleading 2 3 4 Schuy Larks 3 4 Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4 Science Society 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3, 4 F H A 3 4 Business Manager Chorus 2 3 4 Schuy Log 4 Times Union Youth Page K l M I l 1 dl k Reporter 4 if .,. ff . dv 1, A XLW Ziff My S SIE MAE BUTLER ff 7 , Sue ?4Aj I General Where's the maid? ff l Chorus 3, 4. OJ . M 28 fees: aff CECELIA ANN BRANDOW Celia Volleyball 2, 3, 49 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, JAMES WILLIAM CAHILL K.O. Unit Trade-Machine Shop Wake me if I snore. Red Cross 45 Track 2, 3. PEARL JEANETTE CAMP Pearl General Diligent Worker f Chorus 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 4 I 'C' :gli A ' f . 'Cr m ' 4 ' l x . PM-1s.' . ill CARL JOSEPH CELELLA Historian College Entrance Drummer Boy Italian Club 4, Science Society 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 49 Track 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. SI-IEILA MURIEL COLE Pumpkin General The Marines are best. Cheerleading 2, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM EDWARD DALTON General A A One of the Gang .M WILLIAM BRADLEY CARMELLO Bill College Entrance All-American Boy G.O. President 4, Captain Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 4, Italian Club 2, 3. ANTHONY FRANK CATALANO Nino Unit Trade-Print Shop Can I Get a drink? Buzz ' X 1 29 , f .iv f PAUL JOHN DRBUL Paul Unit Trade-Auto Shop Humor plus brains ARLEAN EDWARDS DoIIean General Versatile Miss Chorus 3, 43 Volleyball 3. PATRICIA ANN EISENHAUER General I like Ike. Chorus 2, 3, 4g Schuy-Larks 3, 4g It WILLIAM BERNARD FACCIOLI College Entrance Seen but not heard GEORGE FRANCIS FIGEL Fi4gs .9 upatn alian Club 2, 3. 'fam'- CAROLEE ANN FAUTH Carol College Entrance Busy as a bee Editor-in-Chief Schuy-Log 4g President Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 24' 3, 43 Science Society'2, 3, 45 Schuy-Lark: 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 3, 4, Drama- tics 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 2, 4. I .- ' A DIANE MARY FERNANDEZ Dee General Always in a rush Volleyball 2, 3, 4. General Leather jacket kid v PATRICIA ANN FISHER Pu Commercial Are you nervous? Schuy-Log 43 Softball 3. EILEEN BEATRICE FLOSER Flub College Entrance Always picking sweethearts Chorus 2, 3, 45 Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 49 Science Society 2, 3, 4, Cheer leading 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 3, 45 Schuy- Larks 3, 4, Piano 2, 3, 4. 1 X 2401 CAROL ANN FOREZZI Fuzz . Commercial The Conversationalist Homeroom Vice-President 49 Safety Council 4. KENNETH LO VERNE FRENCH Frenchy General Elvis' Second Intramural Basketball 45 Football 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. W ,L , N QQ X Q 'fy Ct j f ra W no .X ,,.,. at . -.2 lil ' f EL neral Vilii XX 5 l - om X V n disguilxxs-Q5 X BEVERLY FOGG Bev College Entrance Men, money, men, mink, men Dramatics 2, 3, 4g Choral Speech 3, 4, Co-Captain Majorettes 2, 3, 49 Literary Editor Schuy-Log 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 45 President Science Society 2, 3, 49 Bowling 2, 35 Times Union Youth Page Re- porter 4g Volleyball 2, 3. Qi j 5 I . I 4946 Il JOSEPH GALLEA JUG General Ain't Misbehavin' , .5 I 32 J GENE KING GEE College Entrance Always smiling Key Club 4. RICHARD HARRY GETZ General Friendly smile Chorus 2, 3, 45 Choral Speech 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4. s .. 3 V , if ,Emi JOSEPHINE JANE GALLUZZO General Short and Sweet Choral Speech 49 Vice-President Safety Softball 4. MICHAEL EDWARD GALVIN General Wrong-way Corrigan ufosien Council 45 Mike Gene Richie Dramatics 3, 45 vkgilgp Q D mix fi xc 7 Gifs: lr 'w 855: f , QM I ,. qi . QQ. , It j s GENE FRANCIS GORDON General Shy with girls . BRUNO BERNARD GLODNY Unit Trade-Wood Shop Always Busy Safety Council 4. GONYEA Grease Unit Trade-Machine Shop Could I borrow some paper? WILLIAM MSR. 'll w,,. Bruno Y Q I T Qi Monkey uGenen LAWRENCE EDWARD GRACE Unit Trade-Print Shop Always late for history Baseball 2, 3, 4. 1 FLORINE GUTHRIE General Loquacious Miss Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Choral Speech 2, 3, 49 Representative 2, 33 Chorus 2, 35 Science 3, 45 Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4. 6 'v S . X l 'Ur J PAULINE HARTER General Vivacious and friendly Volleyball 3, 4g Basketball 3, 45 Softball Majorettes 3, 43 F.H.A. 49 Science Society 45 Drama tics 4, Choral Speech 45 Schuy-Log 4. nLaHy., f f I f, usueyl Red Cross 2 Society 2, V67 gli x -. .. , lllll. STUART HARDY College Entrance Mrs. Taylor's wonder boy ELLA DELORIS HARRIS Commercial Smart and likable Softball 4. 4: Hu 'G' BETTY JANE HENRY Red General Temperamental redhead Softball 4. GEORGE MICHAEL HOGAN Mike Unit Trade-Auto Shop Shy and smiling Bulch Ella K. 'H x xi' NANCY JEAN INDILICATO Nance Commercial Calm, cool, and collected Chief Typist Schuy-Log 4. ANNE MARIE JABANOSKI Angel General Jokes Galore Dramatics 4: Choral Speech 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 4: Basketball 4: Traffic 4. HUNTER General JN Always a gentleman x BX RAPHAEL ANN IADICICCO Brown Eyes Commercial Petite Miss W we wi ALFONSO JACKSON Bojack Ace General Old Stonewall - Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 4. SAMUEL CLARENCE JOHNSON 49er Commercial Always a friend Dramatics 2, 3: Choral Speech 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. General JULES ROY KANTROWITZ Fl o f S 625533 I like DeSotos. ' CAROL JEANETTE KISSEL Carol General Here, there, everywhere 2 . ROBERT FRANK KOHINKE Bob General ' d ' . ' Quiet an patient A! Aj I n LM S- .-ig x X .1 1 1 1 I FRANCIS HUGH LA MERE Frenchie General The quiet type. Beware THEODORE RAYMOND LAMOUNTAIN Ted Unit Tradew-Electric Shop Always a laugh Key Club 2, 3, 45 Track Z. ,Q ANNAMAE LAUER Commerical 'iam gg REGINA KOZLOWSKI Reggie College Entrance Red Cross volunteers, please. Chorus 3, 4, Schuy-Log 4, Schuy-Larks 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Science Society 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 4. CAROLYN BERNADETTE LABUNSKI Carrie Commercial Picturesque talker Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Schuy-Log 4. ' ,wif 1 . 6 K fi' N '.w,,,,, , .xl s , Q Anna Let's Dance. Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 49 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 43 Schuy-Log 45 Dramatics 49 Secretary Science Society 2, 3, 4. D will N Nliu Hifi' A v ' f 1 I, J . X 1 4 PATRICIA ,RUTH LEONARD College Entrance Mrs. Sacca's protege F- 1 Kappa Zeta Phi 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 3, 4: Science Society, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4: Piano 2, 3, 4,3 Schuy-Larks 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR LEVINE CHARLINE LAUTENSCHLAGER Commerical Let's have order. President F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Science Society 3, 4, Kappa Zeta Phi 3, 49 Schuy-Log 4, Safety ncharlr nv 3, 4. WILLIAM ROBERT LE FEVRE General A Who needs stilts? LCaptain sketball 2, 3, 45 Traffic 2, 3, 4. Big Bill iffy -fpafqtvfk' 63 J -41 riAr'::ib' V Q Unit Trade-Auto Shop 'i ti I Lofty, likeable 36 Hhs: ANNETTE LUMPKIN Neg General Witty and winsome Chorus 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Basket- ball 2. MARY MC CONAGHA Sue General Pleasant and polite Volleyball 4. THELMA MICHAL MC NALLY Thel Commerical El diablo Assistant Editor Schuy-Log 43 Homeroom President 4: Secretary Kappa Zeta Phi 3, 43 Science Society 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 4, Chorus 3, 4, Schuy-Larks 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4. af ERNESTINE MC NEAL Stine General Good for a laugh Chorus 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 35 Dramatics 2g Choral Speech 2, Softball 2. GORDON GALE MILLER Gordon College Entrance Blow, Gabriel, blow Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4: Science Society 3, 45 Track I X 2, 3g French Club 4. ALBERT EUGENE MURPHY Spud Unit Trade--Electric Shop Sleepytime guy Football 3, 45 Stage Electrician 49 Track 45 Safety Council 3, 4. HELENE RITA NARDOLILLO Nardy ., General I remember only joey Volleyball 2, 45 Basketball 43 Red Cross 4. ARLENE MARIE NEANDER Leney Commerical Wanta buy an ad? Alternate G.O. Representative 4, Business Manager Schuy-Log 4: F.H.A. 43 Softball 3, 4. JACQUELINE YVONNE NELSON jackie General Petite Cheerleader Chorus 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3: Volleyball 29 Basketball 25 Softball 2, 3. NINA MICHAILOVAA NIKIFOROV Nikki College Entrance Sweet old-fashioned girl 'N Latin Club 3, F.T.A. 4. K' n X K2 I ', '-I ' 'A is ,Rf t ,. 4 L M eil A -- - H 4 . , I ,I , -3 X B , . -4' 1 ' p XC R xx -' ,I f if V -A 1 '7 V ' ' . . x ,. DAWN MARIE CHARLES PARENT Charlie Unit Trade-Electric Shop Clever witticisms Stage Electrician 4. JEREMIAH EDWARD PARSON General ujerryv, Great philosopher Track 2. 3. 4: Key Club 4: Homeroom President 4. M' 1 CELIA PELLER JEFFERSON NUNESS College Entrance Crazy legs Basketball 2, 3. O'TOOLE General Luck of the Irish Cheno Dawn 1 r 1 111 1 i Commerical Quiet, intellectual Pl-IYLLIS ANNE PIERCE General Dreamy eyes 2 CeiI' 'Red' Dramatics 43 Choral Speech 43 Schuy-Log 4. X FRANZ LUDWIG POGGE '-Franz i College Entrance Silence is his strength Key Club 3, 49 Science Society 3, 43 Red . 6'fa.e.e af M e s4g T-K. 4 I MARYANNE MARIE PRAGA Mar General WJ u Lively, likeable A F.H.A. 4, Dramatics 4g Choral speech 4, Softball 42 Volleyball 4, schuy-Log 4, Basketball 4. ' CHARLES ARTHUR RADLEY Chuck Unit Trade-Auto Shop Crooked smile Football 3, 4. JUDITH ESTELLE REED judy' College Entrance The quiet one? Choral Speech 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4: Spanish Club 4 Schuy-Log 45 F.H.A. 45 Science Society 3, 4. BERNICE VIDA RICHESON Bea' Commercial It's B, not K Cheerleading 2, 3, 49 F.H.A. 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4. Italian Club 2, 4. f ' -r me N ' efgfwi ' 4 JOHN NICKOLAS RITZ College Entrance How's Keeblers9 Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 4, Key Club 4 Red C Qfvifl-7f , I Hx J-'I 0 4 I! S iz, 1 u-rf 'ff . 4 ,J4 ,'Jf ,I J .-4 1,, , RUTH fosm O4 WiQ' 7 ,O ' JYVJ 274' General Full of fun Italian Club 4. JOHN RYAN Unit Trade-Machine Shop A good guy to know xi JOSEPH FERNANDO ROBERTI Unit Trade-Auto Shop Nothing without duels DONNA ROSENFELD , College Entrance Oh, I know that answer. Rib Honey' Dramatics 4g Choral Speech 43 Science Society 4g Kappa Zeta Phi 4. ..ROss,. , fu Y Hjohnn JOHN JOSEPH SAMARIYA College Entrance Silence is golden G LORIA MAE SCHAFFNER General Athletically inclined JOSEPH PAUL SCHWIND Sputter 40 Mixes Unit Trade-Electric Shop Happy wanderer Stage Electrician 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. 1,- QW? .fi ii ' a?'4?f . 5. gl. I Arab' HGIOH I s V v BARBARA JANE SHEPARD Barb General Perfection personified Chorus 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 2, 4. ANNETTE JANE SIINO Net General Oh, that's sharp Homeroom Vice-President 4. S JOYCE ELIZABETH STEWART ' Commercial Likeable lassie Softball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2g Homeroom President 45 Schuy-Log 4g Bowling 2, 4. fjoycen JUNE AMES SMITH 'june' Commercial Sweet as sugar Volleyball 45 Softball 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4g Basket ball 4g Schuy-Log 4. RALPH SMITH Cosmo' General Up these stairs, down those. Traffic 4. JOYCE AUGUSTA STOFFELS Rita Commercial - Class Clown Chorus 2. JZ V GEORGE STOTT G.S. General Our handyman Science Society 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 2, 3, 4. R DIANA FRA MARCIA ANN TREMBLEY Diane NCES TOMPKINS General Let me take your comb. Marsh General Well, Timmy said . . . fi F.H.A. 4. - 42 FLORA MAE SWEET FIo' General Always laughing Dramatics 2, 3, 4g Choral Speech 2, 4: Schuy-Log 4. 3, 45 Traffic 2, 3 MARILYN HELEANE TESCH Commercial Ain't she sweet? MariIyn' 4 f RICHARD JOHN UBRICH Pete' Unit Trade-Electric Shop Stately stature . Football 4g Track 45 Safety Council 4. L AJ MIM pVjANICE URBAN Ujan' I ' General W0 7 flip I Dimpled doll , by L I L Chorus 3, 41 Volleyball 2. jj 4 rl ii ,MM wi cy 4 Cl A ., X ' I JAMES PATRICK URSO jim Dandy' I'm awake, I think. Hikes General 1 llc Pai' FRANK FREDERICK VEREN General Loose jointed Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Choral Speech 4 lrack 3, 45 Science Society 45 EDWARD ALLEN VOIGHT College Entrance Wanna buy a ticket? Vice-President Key Club 2, 3, 45 Schuy-Log 4. ..Ed,, DAVID MARTIN WEINSTOCK College Entrance Always late HUGH WESTLAKE General Inclined to be silent SAMUEL LEE 1,11-on I THERESA WALSH General Sensibly sweet 4 I gm! CARL D ALD WEDENBINE General Musical man A Band 2, 3, 45 Key Club 4: , - QS?-'ifhlffi Dave fi 'Q fi '- . lv-A M' llHueY1 'lx J K 'ff WINKFIELD College Entrance Friendly fellow asain!! Wfglfii r igxf-f ' ' if 1 Q 'Pi Ch .wth g,.,Q-1.3 I anal 54 .. Weedy., Traffic 3, 4. 43 JEAN ZESSIN Sandy Choral Speech 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 45 Majorettes 3, 45 F.H.A. 3, 4. General I haven't got that answer. ALFRED ALLAN YOUMANS Chucker General Official timekeeper Basketball 2, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 49 Football 25 Key Club 49 Bowling 2, 33 Traffic 4. A: , General Slow motion kid Additional Seniors Cum Lciude Albert DelGiacco Robert Fisher Lynford Heinze Robert Hodge Stephen Jabanoski Ernest Netz Mary Tucker Et ai Geraldine Busold William Carmello AnnaMae Lauer Patricia Leonard Thelma McNally CAROL WOODWARD Singer V , A A.-. 'Lx i , v 8 V - ' F 9 g 5 9 1 L ,fist v Ik 5 3 4 1 is fx gif? HL, I 1 W. f 'K .-,, WV lk 8,1111 S 1 H f, ,, in Y. nn ., , G, 4 . X4 ' , ,-P ,.,..T'ff' ,545 ,,,fw11aiai2I1i!!r11sW T' 42 Fu- .. ' iiiih 'viii . XX? P10919 OU QDMW Dopularitq Don Mosf HKFLY f0 sa w 'mmf -L ' Bill Carmello Thelma M cN all y 4557 LOOKING james Cahill Janice Urban Vince Campanella Carolee Fauth Bill Carmello Q M057 IDOIOUZAR Rum Rossi Bfsf james Blau fy? A e S f we nn tte iino f705 !l1fff!lfCfU4Z ' , E Bill C fmezzo Patricia ieonard ! l05f ATHMUC 0 in Bill Carmello 5 7' Carolyn Labunsk 'Fifi' N , f Wfff ff em Azz-Afzouwo ' ,Af h FI ' ' - ' josep ynn Bill Carmello Joyce Stoiiels Carolee Fauth 1 U 'Q BESI Df?fS5f Vince Campanella Arlene Neander ieffyfner .Q .AKA :aan ,Q I I 'N T it J Front Row, Ie!! to right: E. Graffunder, B. Richeson, Reed, J. Zessin, E. Voight, R. Acquino, R. Getz, P A. Lauer, T. McNally, A. Neander, C. Fauth, B. Fogg, Fisher, E. Floser, J. Stewart, G. Busold. P. Harter, M. Praga, M. Trembley. Second Row: 1958 Schuq-Log Staff Editor-in-chief .M,,.,ee CAROLEE FAUTH Assistant Editor ,,-.., THELMA MC NALLY Business Manager L., ,ARLENE NEANDER Asst. Business Managers PAULINE HARTER, MARY ANN PRAGA MARCIA TREMBLEY Literary Editor .sA,,-.s,, BEVERLY FOGG Asst. Lit. Editors GERALDINE BUSOLD, CHARLINE LAU- TENSCHLAGER Art Editor -dw .L...L....,. TOM APPEL Statistician Le,..e..L,e ,EILEEN FLOSER CHIEF TYPIST L,.L NANCY INDILICATO Typing S tafi ANNAMAE LAUER, BERNICE RICHE- SON. CAROLYN LABUNSKI, JOYCE STEWART, JUNE SMITH, PATRICIA FISHER In this, our record of memorable events, we the Schuy-Log Staff of 1958, have attempt- ed to capture, in words and pictures, the true spirit of Schuyler. This task could not have been accomplished had it not been for the whole-hearted cooperation on the part of the faculty and the students. We wish to say thank you to everyone in Schuylertown who has helped us in producing our 1958 Schuy-Log. Front Row, left to right: R. Rosenfeld, F. Cornelius P. Insero, J. Sibley, P. Harter, D. Bronner, B. Kittel, J. Galluzzo, M. Praga, C. Ravida, P. Velten. Second Row. C. Ravida, A. Micare, J. Hoffman, N. Valerio, A. Siino, Sofetq CouncH The Traffic Squad of Schuylertown is a necessity in patrolling the students as they pass flil C. Lautenschlager, D. Luther, M. Tateo, S. Pirri, Mr. Fletcher. Third Row: J. Brown, F. Verenini, R. Getz, W. LeFevre, B. Glodny, A. Boel, Ritz. Under the able direction of Mr. Theo- dore Fletcher, the Safety Council of Schuyler- town learns the importance and true value of safety in both their home and school life. Traffic through the halls. S q U G d Front Row, left to right: J. Nelson, E. Barber, A. Ja- F. Le Mere, P. Kant, R. Smith, W. LeFevre, A. You bonaski, F. Sweet, R. Hacker, K. DeRusso. Second Row: mans, S. Johnson, R. Getz. 50 QQ S x s -.Vg can I . ,.... SPA MH , ESR x XVXSI7' 'ii5589fQQx Gm ITAUAIV Riagg., 194g . 1' ZA XXV : WWSQEMI, 'eww Forelqn Language M M M MAlff h 1 M C dM MG t J Rdqil JUHIOP yl y TWD Red Cross C t P y 1 I P f fx fx 'gy VV SERVE f 5 f? Q W' FR :Q f w 55 if ' W ' i PMN Q Q v I ' ll 7 . i I I 1 f , Our interest in foreign languag t lated and furthered under the sup f Miss Palombi, iss cCann, M D iss c ui e, and Miss Banchf ld p of the Italian, Spanis , German, F h d Latin lubs. Under the supervision of rs. Don an iss c ivern, he unior e f ' Schu er performs many civic duties. h - pervise the operat' n of the o ' y d th joint sponsorship f th S h' S h 1 hris mas art . ,4. 7 7 ,'i Lim 5 hi as . If L. gr X S Q5 SW X 3 U mx if ' Front Row, lelt to right: Clas, Luther, Busold, Leonard, Lauer, Tucker, Fogg, Skinner, Sweet, Jabonaski, Praga Harter, McNally. Second Row: Floser, Fogg, Tesch, Werking, Valerio, Reed, Reynolds, Labunski, Velten, Drcunotics Band Front Row, left to right: L. Shambeau, B. Fuda. G. Miller, Mr. Castelli, B. Reed, D. Adams, C. Ravida. Second Row: C. Wedenbine, P. Kant, J. Ritz, D. f 3 1 ' s Qs' 1 t F t fl .t Li Ernst, Weingarden, Sibley, Insero. Third Row: Riche- son, Fauth, Kelly, Tesch, Graffunder, Appel, Kant, Barber, Balahtsis, Getz, Rosenfeld, Zessin. Fourth Row: Micare, Johnson, Verenini. Under Miss Anna Mary Ga1lagher's able supervision, the Dramatics Club had a success- ful and active year. The plays Stardust, Opening Night and Wilber's Wild Night were praised highly. There was also participa- tion in speaking contests and talent shows throughout the year. 77 Under Mr. Castelli's able supervision, the Band gives many stirring performances throughout the year. Included among these per- formances are the Spring Band Concert, the rousing marches at football games and the reverent playing of the alma mater for audi- torium programs. Rappazzo, D. Boel, H. Pogge. Third Row: C. Cellela, S. johnson, L. Heinze, C. Rinaldo. Front Row, left to right: Weingarden, Kozlowski, Rosenfeld, Leonard, Lenegar, Eisenhauer, Richeson, Carmello, Ravida, Matteo, Fauth, Cunningham, Mc- Nally, Ravida, Busold. Second Row: Masters, Urban Tesch, Cornelius, Tucker, Fuda, Reynolds, Velten Butler, Camp, Valerio. Third Row: Crosier, Richards Tesch, Miller, Shambeau, Getz, Rappazzo, Ernst, Young Chorus Choral Speaking Front Row, left to right: Luther, Cunningham, Fogg, Skinner, Tesch, Tucker, Sweet, jabonaski, Praga, ing, Reed, Tesch, Verenini, Micare, Ernst, Harter, Galluzzo, Velten. Second Row: Valerio, Werk- Sibley, QA ' 'II Dace, Baskerville. Fourth Row: Insero, Graffunder, Lauer, Shepard, Cage, Coleman, Ferguson, Tateo. john- son, Graham, Lumpkin, Pink, Bickley. Filth Row: Barlow, Young, Kittel, Bink, Johnson, Pogge, Kant, Dalton, johnson, French, Butler, Lumpkin. Seated: Floser. The chorus under the direction of Mrs. Harriet Wands Sacca presented many success- ful performances. The Christmas Festival and Spring Concert were two outstanding perfor- mances. The Choral Speaking group is highly suc- cessful every year at Schuyler. Several excellent programs have been produced during the year under Miss Ga1lagher's fine directions. Insero, Weingarden, Lumpkin. Third Row: Rosenfeld, Reynolds, Parson, Appel, Kant, johnson, Getz, Balahtsis, Zessin, Brunelle. fi 5. 1 I I Front Row, left to right: Reed, Kozlowski, Graffunder, Busold, Leonard, Lauer, Kant, Fogg, Fuda, McNally, Lautenschlager, Floser, Fauth, Reed, Second Row: Gagliardi, Gagliardi, Skinner, Luther, Tesch, Young, Ferguson, Clas, Kelly, Fogg, Reed. Second Row: Lyons, Brantigan, Hildebrandt, LaRose, Brown. Third Row: Valerio, Aleschius, Erickson, Leveroni, Velten. Tateo, Sedgwick, Attarian, Davis, Brantigan, Eggleston. Schuqler Science - , Sociietiit. . , , X YQXXX for K FX. 'Xxx ,4E.!,il?G':N ef QE. 'SQ vkffrfj l L K X7 9,51 ,w Nh L! fl' ,Q ,A 'f' it LN, Club 'J if TY xg . , J l xg V - X. X Front Row, Ieit to right: P. Kant, E. Voight, T. Appel, J. Malatino, H. Pogge, C. Ravida, Second Row: Mr. Gebler, N. Balahtsis, L. Keyes, W. Carmello, D. Feld- -v-ff v 7 95.24.- Barber, Miss Warren. Fourth Row: Cunningham, Kil- cher, Barlow, Hill, Insero, Cornelius, Ravida, Ernst, Feldman, DeMarco, Rappazzo, Matteo, johnson, Carcia. Filth Row: Williams, Luciano, Heinze, Moscheo, Pogge, Appel, Miller, Getz, Samuels, Pogge, Malatino. Sixth Row: Cellela, Ritz, Keyes, Micare, Verenini, Miller, Ravida, Rinaldo. Schuyler's Science Society under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Warren promotes the interest of science in Schuylertown. It pre- sents the annual Science Fair and sponsors outings and movies for the benefit of its mem- bers. The Schuyler Key Club is one of the help- ful agencies associated with Schuyler. Besides giving Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, it presents Easter baskets to the Albany Home for Children. man, D. Rappazzo, F. Pogge. Third Row: G. Gee, J Ritz, Anastas, M. Miller, V. Matteo, R. Getz, G McIntyre. 1 Ill Front Row, left to right: Kelly, Clas, Ravida, Brandow, Leonard, Floser, Busold, Cunningham, McNally, Lau- tenschlager, Sedgwick, Luther, Reynolds, Lauer, Graf- funder. Second Row: Fogg, Tesch, Brandow, Cunning- KCIPPG Zeta Phi F.H.A. Front Row, Ielt to right: C. Tucker, K. Tesch, B. Riche- son, A. Lauer, M. Newmark, C. Lautenschlager, N. Werking, B. Fogg, D. Luther, P. Harter, G. Busold, E. Floser. Second Row: B. Ernst, P. Velten, P. Insero, M. ham, Fauth, Nelson, Carcia, Croiser, Kilcher, Fogg Insero, Rosenfeld, Sibley, Richards, Skinner, Cornelius Velten, Gagliardi, Gagliardi. The only sorority at Schuyler is under the direction of Miss Thayer. Two of the interesting projects of the club are the excellent Christ- mas programs for children of the Sunshine School, and the general betterment of Schuyler. This year the Future Homemakers of America directed by Mrs. Hazel Thornton sponsored a fashion show with V its members modeling their own clothes. They 'also held a very successful dance. Tesch, H. Carcia, T. McNally. P. Leonard, Aleschius, J. Brunelle, J. Zessin, Mayakis, J. Reed, B. Fudd, 4 C. Sedgwick, B. Reed, C. Fauth, E. Graffunder. I f A, 'fl lf 'gimp ll f s m Sophomore Boqs ff ff Q4 Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec n an an 5 ltmerorq We re back 1n Schuyler and fmally semors Sophomores are told how Schuyler town runs as they are welcomed by Mr Du Bors GO candldates present thelr plat forms at the annual GO Rally GO electron ballots are counted, the coveted offxces go to Presldent, B111 Carmello V1cePres1dent Paul Kant and Secretary Treasurer, Dnane Luther Coach Emerlck mtroduces the team at the football pep rally Cheers and yells echo m the audltorrum We lost but we 11 show Albany Hlgh what we can really do next year Sophomores are welcomed wlth a song and dance at the Semor Sopho more Get together Almost but not qulte-we lost o Amsterdam 13 12 Openmg Nlght IS a great success as the flrst dramatic productlon of the year 26-We played our all but came out on the 1os1ng end wrth Albany Academy, 33 7 Schuylers f1rst Space Hop IS present ed by the Sclence Socrety Have to keep up w1th everybodys satelhtes Students try thelr hand at teachmg and let teachers take the back seat Thanksglvmg and what better excuse for a vacat1on9 The basketball rally brought cheers for our team and Coach ONe1l1 Our enthuslasm was rewarded as Falcons topped Hudson m the flrst game of the season We celebrate the 25th Annlversary of the Chnstmas Muslc Festlval with t ars ln our eyes Farewell to Schuyler even rf lt s only for two weeks Back to our books and the thought of Regents We showed our stuff and beat Vln centlan Wrlbers Wlld N1ght IS a rlotous an an Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr May May May May May une 1.1119 June june success for the dramatlc assoclatlon Our record of wms lS halted at 24 as we lose to Albany H1gh Regents already keep your fmgers crossed Sno Queen Jamce Urban and her court rexgn over the Sno Ball We danced under twmklmg stars and fluffy clouds Thank you Mr Lmcoln Snow snow snow and more snow and school IS closed for the day Three cheers for Honest George Washmgton The Sclence Fa1r was a success wlth all future sc1ent1sts m thelr glory Everyone brmg a shxllelagh and come to the St Patrick s Day Dance The Band Concert goes formal as the halls of Schuyler echo wlth beautlful musmc Sprmg must be here-Easter vaca t1on IS here The Dramatlcs Assoclatlon presents Stardust and chalks up another re soundmg success m the comedy fleld As a result of Clean Up Day the halls and rooms sparkle Sports awards are presented at the Athletic Dmner Awards on Recogmtlon Day prove that hard work and study really pays o Mrs Sacca and her cho1r g1ve thelr usual superb performance Well re member the Sprmg Concert for years to come We bow our heads rn prayer 1n re membrance of former Schuylerltes who gave thelr hves for our country 6-Class Night brmgs smlles along with tears as the semors march down the alsle for our last assembly before graduation The Regents are here agam Back to the books xf we want to graduate Senxors are feted at the Alumm Ball With dxplomas 1n our hand and tears 1n our eyes we leave Schuyler wxth waves and good byes I 4T y - ' . . . . ' . J . 14- ' ' . 11- 3 - ' . J . 17- - ' . 13- . . ' ' - . 8- - ' . 19- . . ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' - ' , . 12- , . ' . g - . 17- , , . 20- ' ' . 21- . . . i . ui . . . . 211 y , . . . . . . . . 14- ' ' . 4- ' . ' ' - ' - . 21- . 19- ' 1 '. - . . 2- ' - ' 2 in ' ' as ' K ' ' . ' ' 7i SK ,H . 8- 1 ' ' ' - 15- 1 . , . . I ' ' . 15- ' ' , ff. . 28- ' ' , 23- . ' ' ' . 6- ' l . n 1 - . 20- ' ' . . J 16- ' . Ja . 2- ' . . 20-- ' ' . J . 3- ' - 24- ' ' ' J . 10-ff ' ' ' ' ' ' - . I Q... SPORIS A ,45o't'f fparfs an 1 Y' 54 U A' E nf 5 AAAAA I' AQ Y i , J. il Football if , 'Q Jiffy IQ Y x'. Varsity football candidates this year were greeted by a new face as Louis Emerick, former Schuyler All-Albany and Notre Dame halfback, made his debut as Schuyler's football coach re- placing Coach Girven. Faced with a terrific re- building job, Coach Emerick had to find replacements for graduating lettermen. Three returning lettermen formed the nucleus of Emerick's first Schuyler Squad. They included aggressive and spirited senior Bill Carmello, outstanding defensive middle guard, Vince Campanella, and speedy Bob Barth. Lacking experience and weight on the Front Row, Ielt to right: Pennick, Hanneman, Murphy, Fisher, Carmello, Campanella, Davis, Peno, Burnett, Barth, Cole. Second Row: Hendrickson, Chambers, Radley, Savage, Keens, Levine, Nardolillo, Martino, X .t . li 14' 1 5. Perfect Catch , ' .. gh., ' The three strategists remaining bench, the fighting Falcons failed to notch a win in their six games. The Falcons showed plenty of scrap and go power but to little avail as our rival Albany High School administered defeat. The test brought out a bright spot through the gloom, however, as Gene Cole and Bill Carmello caused many scoring threats. Our boys fought hard, but lost a heartbreaker to Amsterdam, 13-12. But, we can look to future years, with the gain of experience on the field and the needed advice of Coach Emerick, we will again rise to great heights in the football circle. Newsome, Weber, Campanella, Coach Emerick. Third Row: Toomey, Ikner, Kappes, Miller, French, Delfs, Welsh, Vandyke, Powell, Kato, Paul, Restifo. .25 -if 4 f gf 4 . 5 A The downlall oi No 27 Albany High Schuyler Draper Schuyler Vmcentian Schuyler Albany Academy Schuyler Gloversville Schuyler Amsterdam Schuyler 4- ' 31 1 Q X H . S v - Kg, '74 1' :,Li,.,-4.-4 .- - xxx W - 'f 4 4-A '!-N9 3553-913-5 ' owl' A 1 Ready for the tackle Gene Cole gets ready to pass. cl-IUYL H ii - 'vi' 5. al-in i 'vi -f un, A N , A it isfhf A W -.,vHUEYLe, Vcirsitq UYLE X CHHELEF G54 Ls 5 , rf, N L, y 'la f X f W 5 '-' 'HUYLF After an undefeated season in 56-57 when Schuyler won 20 consecutive games including the Eastern B title and the State Sectional Championship little was expected of this year's group. Graduation had taken most of the veteran performers. However, with hard work and diligent practice this year's team has managed to win 11 of 12 games up to this writing. The only loss came at the hands of Albany High in early January. The 57-58 edition of the Falcons is one of the smallest to represent the school in many years, however, exceptional speed has made up for lack of overall height. Bill LeFevre, our big Falcon Rocket Front Row, lelt to right: R. Barth, W. Carmello, S. Chambers, G. Cole, A. Francis. Second Row: W. LeFevre, R. Richards, j. Schwind, N. White. man, is 6'5 and real strong. His rebounding must be counted with the best in the country and his ability to score has given him better than a 23 pt. average per game. Bill Carmello, Joe Schwind, Gene Cole, and the sensational sophomore Sherman Chambers are all under 6' in heightg in fact, they run from 5'10 down to 5'3 . However, Bill Carmello at 5'10 can jump with 6'3 opponents and play them even. Schwind is steady and consistent, while Gene Cole directs operations from the backcourt. This contingent is ably supported by Al Francis and Ron Richards in utility roles. Seven men carry the burden of the Varsity schedule and at present are doing a creditable job. We are at least assured of a tie for the Eastern B championship and one more vic- tory would give us the title for the fourth con- secutive year. Here's hoping we get that necessary vic- tory and go on in the play-offs to another Sec- tional Championship. Carmello grabsg as fellow team mates are ready to assist. ,Q A ,Ii F 4-I WZ' ' 5 4 'E xx -I O, 2 NN U 1,322 ':ff f'e' Ri? 'Tr 'P iq- E Sherman Chambers dribbles away from B.C.H.S. guard Fenced in by Cohoes trio fl- Junior Voirsitq The J.V. team is a group of 10th year aspirants who, while trying to accrue the neces- sary talent to become Varsity players, are giving everything they have in a preliminary schedule that now reads three wins and nine losses. They are 'fgreen' in the ways of organized basketball and find the intricacies of offensive patterns and defensive maneuvers a bit diffi- cult to master. However, with constant practice and attention to individual details we feel sure they will accomplish their goal VIZ-make the Varsity. The following boys made up this year's Junior Varsityg Phil Wineglass, Peter Peno, Bob Newsome, Otto Hanneman, James Wood. Cheves Cato, Chuck Welsh, Tom Savage, and Tony Robilotto. SCORES Schuyler Hudggn 38 7 23 Watervliet 46 65 Cohgeg Hudson Lansingburgh 39 37 Vif1C9Dti8I1 46 41 Vincentian 36 S 54 Cohoes 72 30 Colonie 42 38 Lansingburgh 48 59 Albany High 51 39 Albany High 37 21 Magic moments Front: Pauline Harter. Second Row, left to right: Kathleen Tesch, Beverly Ernst, Beverly Fogg, jean Mcijorettes One of the most popular girls' sport in Schuyler is Volleyball. Miss Friend's team practices faithfully on Wednesday mornings. The girls always return from the usual Play Day with more wins than losses. Front Row, left to right: C. Brandow. S. McCullough, M. McConagha, G. Lyons, B, Shrimpsher, C. Ferguson, LI. Brantigan, B. Labunski. Second Row: H. Carcia, S. Masters, D. Young, J. Reynolds, E. Guthrie, H. Q -' A. x Zessin, Joyce Brunelle, Patricia Leonard, Shirley Wein- garden, Charlotte Sedgwick. Our majorettes in their new red skirts added a note of color to our football games and city parades. Led by Pauline Harter. the girls performed their skillful maneuvers with ease and ability. vonneqbull Nardolillo, R. Francis, A. Lauer, J. Smith. Third Row: C. Labunski, D. Fernandez, S. Masters, B. Brantigan. S. Butts, Erickson, R. Brandow, G. Busold. E. Floser. S. Cole. Front Row lelt to nght E Floser Stewart C Ferguson C Albert S Henry Second Row P Camp Girls Bowling The girls basketball team, coached by Miss Friend, practiced diligently and tirelessly every Tuesday afternoon. Their most important game of the season was against Kappa Zeta Phi. t Front Row, left to right: Geraldine Busold, Carolyn Labunski. Second Row: Cecilia Brandow, Bernice 'M A Slvaslian J Brantlgan E Guthrie J Erickson C Tucker J Attarlan LaRose B Hildebrant Miss Seuberts girls bowling team meets every Monday afternoon at Hoffmans Bowling Alley Miss Seubert taught the girls the funda mentals and techniques of the art of successful bowling f owns cteaswetbaln K K 1 X, 1 , 4 i'1 ' 1 X , J X A, mf 1' X ' 1 ' 1 I , 4, 'V W 11K X' 2 -4 cf 1 . ., ' I I . ' J X 1 f l 1 . -fr , ' x ' . U ' t ' - . 1 ' x 1 pf f w- , J A 1 , J 1 1 1 1 , , 1 4 , 1 , 1 'i Kilcher, Sally Mastersf Christine Tucker, Beverly Fogg, Eileen Floser, Carolee Fauth, Joan Reynolds. A fx, , Local Scenerq fr-. .e Monday talent show Key Club lends a helping hand Carmello strikes quite a pose - - I f . ' Senior-sophomore entertainers Two pretty damsels . if ' O4 ,l X A X X The team X , , , .., ', - 1 ff' lfmf' I Christmas Festival The Christmas Festival, or Silver Jubilee as it was called this year, represented twenty- five years of music at Schuyler. Once again, it proved to be a very enjoyable and successful program. The festival opened with a fanfare of Christmas Carols played by members of the Schuyler band under the direction of Mr. Vin- cent Castelli. After this introduction, the choir, garbed in their choir robes and carrying lighted candles, sang to the processional of Adeste Fidelesf' After the choir members had taken their assigned places, the audience heard a fantasy- Silent Night -rendered by four student violin- ists-Carmen Ravida, Sandra Cunningham, Dom Rappazzo, and Gerry Busold. Then the Schuyler choir combining with the grade school choirs, sang the beautiful O Holy Night with our talented soloist Patti Leonard. Next, the students of Schools 15, 8, and 1 sang five songs under the direction of Miss Anna E. Gardner, director of music in Albany City schools. Then came the highlight of the program, as our Schuyler choir, under the direction of Mrs. Harriet Wands Sacca, sang four unforget- table numbers. The first, God So Loved the World , was taken from the Bible, the second A Star Was His Candle, told about that glorious night in Bethlehem, the third, Shepherd Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep, was arranged by the Trapp Family, and the last was Gloria In Excelsis Deo, which was arranged by Fred Waring. 'ln' .i Our last song opened to a background of the timpani section of the band-which featured trumpets played by John Ritz, Donald Boel, Charles Homeyer and Paul Kant, drums by Carl Cellella and the tuba, by Sam Johnson. The two groups worked up to a strong, triumph- ant finish. Following this well executed part of the program, the choirs again combined to sing Silent Night and the beautiful Sanctus. As the program drew to a close, the Schuy-Larks come forward to sing What Can This Mean. Included in this group where Patti Leonard, Regina Kozlowski, Marylou Lenegar, Patti Eisenhauer, Thelma McNally, Shirley Weingarden, Barbara Cunningham, Beverly Ernst, Carolee Fauth, Gerry Busold and Eileen Floser. As the conclusion, the chorus once again with lighted candles, marched out of the audi- torium singing Lovely Appear. To add inspiration to this program, the entire school was decorated in blue and silver in commemoration of the twenty-fifth anniver- sary. We are sure this program will be long cherished in the memory of all, and we would like to thank everyone who helped to make it such a great success. Q 5 is g.. if SNO SNO QUEEN and HER COURT Old man winter out did himself this year and furnished us with plenty of snow for a truly winter setting for Schuylertown's 1958 Sno-Ball, at 9 o'clock on February 8th, The lights dimmed, the band turned up and dancing began. Stars and snowflakes had transformed the gymnasium into a winter ballroom. Full skirted gowns, rose corsages and handsome escorts completed the picture. At 11 o'c1ock the lights brightened and the members of the court preceded the queen, Janice Urban to the YJL' X A 4,3 I Front Row, left to right: Marilyn Tesch, Beverly Fogg, Patricia Leonard Annette Siino. Second Row' Arlene Neander Emily Graffunder Thelma McNally Th rd Row Sheila Cole queen Janice Urban and Joan Smith last years queen . L Y Q Y' 5 W5 355 if A U5 :Egg 'sa BALL royal throne. Her majesty was crowned by last year's queen, Joan Smith. She was also presented with a bouquet of American Beauty roses. Her majestys court was comprised of Sheila Cole, Patricia Leonard Beverly Fogg, Marilyn Tesch Emily Graffunder Annette Siino Arlene Neander and Thelma McNally. After the crowning of the queen the members of the court and their escorts danced the Queens dance. At 12 oclock the dance was over and the spell was broken. 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Y Q 4 X B . x VO 1 o 4 in l 73 Finale We ve enjoyed our three years at Schuy ler, but now xts tlme to leave Well take wlth us many memorles, happy and sad Well never forget the excltement of our frrst day at Schuyler, we met new teachers and frlends and became acquamted w1th room numbers and new classes We were welcomed by the semors and Mr Du Bols at the Senlor Sophomore Get together We were overjoyed when the football team downed Albany Hrgh 130 at our flrst hlgh school football game Our sophomore year ran smoothly after we got accustomed to the way thmgs were done The next year we were Jumors We experrenced the feelmg of confxdence when we knew our way around and could help the new sophomores Well long remember the crash of cymbals and the sound of trumpets at the annual Band Con cert We cheered our basketball team on to a ' s 5.0. s 0 lf, D 5 0 4-sxski-Lax.. 5 4 I in 5' f WW perfect season and to the Eastern B champlon shlp We ralsed our volces ln song at the Sprlng Concert On Memorlal Day, with our heads bowed, we prayed for former Schuylerltes who gave thelr l1ves for thelr country Regents came and went and we were fmally Seniors September came and we were back m school as semors We celebrated the Srlver An mversary of the Chrlstmas Festlval wxth hymns and carols The audrtorxum echoed wlth our laughter when the Dramatlc Assoclatlon presented Wllbers Wlld N1ght Class Nlght we marched 1nto the audltorlum for our last assembly before graduatlon Graduatxon frnally arrlved We recexved our dlplomas wlth the feelmg of accomphshment and prrde We ve fmlshed three very lmportant years ln our l1fe and only God knows what the future holds for us fi WWJIWHVWWWW , . . , , , , .... . . , , . . 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'gr COMPLIMENTS OF THE SCHUYLER PLAYERS MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SOUTHERN FRUIT GARDEN 90 324 So Pnall Strut C QONIII mm is HAPPY S GRILL 461 S0 Pcaxl SIIELI Phone 62 9047 Pl n 1188 VENER S FOR B018 AAD GIRLS 2 1 South Pearl Stxeet Albany lN X CONGRATULATIONS 'ro 1'I1e CLASS OF I958 from Hue SENIOR GIRLS HOMEROOM 203 ' ' ia--. Smzfl' fm' Cumlog 117-329 Quail St' Uzozwim - Fmzrrz Foodv - fold Bw: :Xllg 'KN-'Y'Ii - N , J ' Us UI PIIOIN' 6-llfmlb Albany. N. X. E I0 Q' - - l I ' I. W OF I I 3 A' A l - I' I , 3 .' ' . ' . ', '. ' of ' ' lll'l l'l1'lllllllll'llilllllllllllillllllllllllllll BEST WISHES TO 58 VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CAMPUS LUNCH am XIXIJISOX XVI NL F L OXIPI IXIEN I S O14 ELEANOR S BAKERY So P 11 St me Xlbim Ihons 11111 III Paxfm aiu r Buns Dau hnulx BUILDERS MATERIAL 81 SUPPLY OF ALBANY INC J So Pmarl Strut IQI 7 791 Albany N Y KONI Ix X I UI Xl IONIS SINhIOIx CI XSS Imm 3 0 7 DIAMANTIS FOOD MARKET Alxo lmfmrtf 1 C IJ FIS. I'l AI I XN SPANISH PROIJUC IS S nth P1 ul Stllll PI one Q81 CONFRA I UI AI IONS to tha C I ASS OF 1918 from HOMEROOM 209 I 4 I ,I , gf , A to IIN' I 165 .'. 1-xl f r'-t : 0 , I , I f ' I-1371 1' I , '- I . x -.' I Q Sjzrv' AJ' ,gin 1' Q C H: P1 nv, -, 115 DU .1 - K' I .55 U ' 5 , I 1 ,, A ,. 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Pm' Stxlwt f z V' -, N. Y. SPORTING GOODS , , V I - 1 . . 5131 fo. 'Q' .' ' N1 232--f .' . 0: ' ftwvt I I f ' 7 1 9 'J . f , ', to ' I I :I I I 11I'1I I1'I11I11I I-Nl11'l11l1'I11l1IIHl11II1l11l11l11I11I1!I11I I I I'1I11I11Il1l1lI1II11I'1I1I I I I I I I I I lil lvl COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND T o xy ff , XX. 1 6 X W Q K, VIFICLY of jolxs for you to LIIUOSL from thu offfr ooml Q rtm Sl lflf frequent mcrc 1508 ln ply xml plc l Int E Arc you loolun fox IJUI ft r lulultl VK I I workin LOINIILIUIIS COME IN TO SEE US NOW! NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 158 STATE STREET ALBANY N Y OF I 1 ,I -' f ' V A,,A L' ., V L -,-v----------an: 'AAA ' ' ' 'A ' , M J, . ht, x A L ', T If , xv Q J I I Q 1 f' L . I J Q? i P N L A X! I 2:7 ,y X! y 5 J xx , X, i L , E xii? , -if f 2 Afg- Y i-, . - Lf rex? 1 ff XX Nxffj X X X zulu ,ff 4 , ,,,.....' --i f l - Wi H1 ' g 'a ' I za v gn z 'on'? '70 uve ll z ' ' Q ' ' ' ' me 1 3 g ,lu ' g lla ' , ' , iz: 3' 1 'a :asa u ,. U v .. D I r - ' COMPLIMENTS OF ALBANY CCUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE BANKING OFFERS MANY KINDS OF JOBS If you are a High School Senior and are interested in a iob with: ' A chance for advancement ' Good working conditions ' Interesting work Good pay we would like to tell you about the opportunities at the National Commercial Bank and Trust Company Just telephone Miss Mary V Hennessy Personnel Director, for an appointment Albany 4 41 ll CROMWELL PRINTERY INC Q Ovq R X ILI XFIONIS to thi CllllICl1 .xt liluclui Xlhmw IN X CI XSS OI' 918 Phone 69 1767 hum P1 ntm 11 Of I Iztlm za ly HOMEROOM 209 Phom 57177 HW c W HUNTER5 PHARMACY ENGLEBARDT S 1 1 1 tzon llmli A SfHLlll KFNNFIIIC HUNIFR Phf ASPHAII IILI' LARPPIS RUFS ll All THF 966 Xllfll on Minn: A Huy IN X 18 so P' ul Sf xlllml N X COIIRI South lllxslx lil if 8 U ' I I 1 1 .' V l v ,E 7 1 -l -- I , , ..,,. .U A, 2 , Y. 'D V I ' If 'i ' Q an ,w ,A Ag' ja 11' ' f- F 'c ' lo 'fring' ' I ' A v 1 . Pr 'w '1 jf f . Hy LINOLHUNIS - RUBBER 'l'll,E . v - V . , , . , 1- . 1 1, A , . 1. f' M 1- 'A - ,ff ' -H.z's .1 ' lla ', Y. '. 'Q' .L 2 . '. j- 12 V- 1126 ll'll llll l'll 'llll 1'lllllll 1 Ill llllll'll lll'l llllllllllllll lllrlllull11wl1lrllrlrlllIlllulllllu-,wlmvri ' l :.lzi all 'll'l EL CIRCULO ESPANOL WELSH 81 GREY 11311c11 -XCIONIS LUMBER CORPORATION XI A CI SF FOllIIl1 Xuum mx N 19,8 If 1 SCHAT1 STATIONERY STORE N 4 XIX THE ARKAY FLORIST ffl Q 4 Su J PRIX I INC -Xllmim New Xollx 1 THIN 1 ll UI FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF ALBANY IN OPI' IC E St Ill md lilo xc xx xx SOL T H END ISRANC H lim South Pmxl Stunt XXI SI END BR ANC H 181 C llltlill -Xunue NN XSIIINf ION AN I NLI BRAINC H 2 12 XV :slum ton Annum COI ONIE BR ANC H 11601 cntml -Xxcnum Member of Federal Reserve Syslem and Federal DEPOSIT Insurance Corp lllll ll lllll ll Ill llllll llll'llllllllllIlllllll I llllllll f ,, Z,A.'. IDE ' .A ' Alb: Y. r .S'n3' l1'i1l1Flwz'n GllliIC'l'l.'fQ 1, 'IDS Li. Q' S J Q , . I XIHI lx Us 1-.l Su, Pvzxrl fir-'t l ml fi-V17 ll Xlgnidsm I,1m- .Xllg N. Y. lil 'llllglajflz In All P11 fl mf flu' ' NI,'X.' W I: .iw 'zip' .' 'ifll 'iz f z. ff ' llll lll'lllll ll llllll l I1'lIlllll'lllll'l lllllrlllllrllllllll llllllll CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 THE SCHUYLER MUSIC DEPARTMENT De ROSSI S STAR SUPER MARKET BETTER STILL BUY I ALBANY HARDWARE AND DAIRY pRQDUCTS IRON COMPANY AND VELVET ICE CREAM I7II 'lm'ffc1's0n Strvvt - f.'077lf11l'ft' mu-.Ito.1f' SIIOPIJIIINQ Mvats - Grocvric-S - Ve-gm' ablw 1 IM NORMAN S KILL Conzllzlwfw Sport lfqzzijmzwzl 9-I3 Sum- Strvvt .-Xlbally. N. Y. lllll llll Ill lllll ' 'I LET JEAN SARDOU Record All The lmpor1'an+ Even+s In Your Life YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Jean Sardou S+udio 3rd Floor John G. Myers Co., Inc. THE GLEASON COMPANY INC MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERS RU J Ill! HI IJ IIS IRUPHII S IND C1 488 RINCS ' L X Ulxl X XNOQ VND NN IIXX l I Xllx 681 lizoxdxs IX Q Xllm mv Nu X1 CANTON RESTAURANT INC NW? XQPI I 1 11 f la nam f 1 trzznan B 81 P FLOOR COVERING mm Il 98 5 5 nm 1 1 oxu mix S' IL XTX S sofrmxlolxl lloxlrlxoox 3 0 2 1 0 2 Ill l'lllllll I I ll'll'l llll'llIlllllll ll'lll l1l'lllI?llllII lilllllllll I I IQYIJ , 'lil Cf2,111Il'.'Xf.'l'f.KIl'f.Y'l' l.N'l'l'l',- ' ' DAYS CI 'PS - . ,A ,- A ' I ,, 4 ' If SI Ii Il. I, 'l lil' ' I K .A fl -IE 'Ii . ' ' Ui 'Q 'ING ' l' A 1 'L I' Dial I-Will 4 4 .'-v 'nik Phom- Ii-11917 Estahlishm-cl 192W I,INOI,EL'NI I . AI A CL- l C' 'ING il H 'Q ,' xx Anzwz, -Cfl11'rI4'x'R'X I UI ' 11 fx- M' U' I fx' M- 1311! South P02111 Strvvt - fo. Pvnrl .'t1'1'1't Alia N. Y. Plum' IS-1'1l87 ti A ,Il A QLWIX ISE. ' OI . 'CTR 01: Fl'i .I THE GIRL' .' I . ' C . I ' .I UF IIIIIIII Ill I lllllll ll ll lllullllllllllll llwlwlll ll AH, CLASS OF 1958. We boughi' Ihis space fo say CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK! THE GIRLS OF F H A SNYDER NEON DISPLAYS SIGNS OF ALL Kmns 7 Trmlfy Place 4 803 I c ow 1 INIFIVI S A FRIEND H1381 XX ISHES FROM S T TRAVISON 81 SONS FLORISTS 3 6628 l I I v 3 'V ' I H L V A OF Pham- f- IIII5 So. P4-ml Sm-1-1 Albzmy. N I I -I llllllllwll Ill l'll FIRST PRIZE FIRS- PRIZE 00 MEAT PRUDUCTS gx finest ever made Jafzn PACKING co me ALBANY DIVISION ALBANY. Y DD5 I I I I I I I I I I GN alma, I I I PURE MEAT F D D CTS 'fofzh mcxmc co I-NC 'L'I.'fT1'.5 ff'0 I I I I I o o o 0 I I I I I ' I I , I CQ 0 I I I II N. . 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F'-H1 1 ElSlIll'l'l' PHL ' I 3-13165 I llIlIllllIIlllI'IIllllllll I 1llll Illlll llllllllllIlIlll1llll!ll1ll BEST WISHES FROM UNIT TRADE HOMEROOM 301 -IIQIYICRRSZ Vincvut Gordon Pzxtrifk Hall lilmrlcs Harris Rohvrt Hcrbst NViIIiz1u1 Lvggvlt lllxzxrlw Loftus Louis Mayom- Uurclml NIc'I11ty1'c INIIIILIIII Blown' S.lIXglI01'1' Piryi QIOMPIJMRNTS Alcxandm' Sinkcwich Iohn SIUIPLIIIIIQ Roy rI'e'r1'y -lay Vics Aaron Wllglmc-x' 1211111-s Ihmcl OF HOMEROOM 311 Pvtvl' Zclqivblmki XVIIIILIIII U'I5rim-n. 'I'I'2II'IIl'Ix SAGER SPUCK SUPPLY CO INC 356 366 Broadway Albany I New York SCHOGL SHCP EQUIPMENT om v Establlshnd Smu 188-I K OMPIINIEX1 S MURRAY CONFECTIONERY II HOL! S 4Ll ST PETER S HOSPITAL 96 NIldISOIl Xxcuum nm 'N IRES I IN ISIIES H HORTON G COMPANY INC D xtzlbzzlorx and I! 'Ill aztznn FOOD SIRI Ill IQ! IPI!! V! IIOI X SIXLIXXNIIS CO EC S I IR NS IIU Bmldxx ly PI om v V781 XIIBIIIY INUI Xollx - ll l I Ph -3-7373 f - -- I OF 4 A 4 I .pk .A I- - A111 Y. I I - i. 1 . 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