Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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GUY CORSETTI “Lady, Let’s Dance” Guy is one of our best looking and neatest boys of the Senior class. Perhaps these recommendable qualities offset a noted stubbornness of his. He finds himself most welcome in Glens Falls, where his presence reveals his preference for red hair. Guy is successfully completing a business course and hopes to attend Albany Business College after graduation from high school. Best of luck, Guy, in college and in a business life ahead. 41-4:2 -Treasurer Junior High Student Council. Junior High Dramatics; 42-43—Senior High Dramatics; 44-45—Senior High Student Council. THERESA DeGRECHIE—“Terry” “Can’t Help Singing” Theresa seems to like to do waitress work. She has helped serve at the many homemaking dinners and luncheons besides working in her uncle’s diner. Yes, she’s the pretty waitress who adds to the popularity of Pat’s Diner in Northumberland. We suspect she enjoys writing to boys in the service. Is that so, Theresa? 4 1 42—Junior High Sports Council. Junior High Intra- murals; 42-43—Senior High Intramurals, Senior High Sports Council; 43-44—General Discussion Club. Senior High Intra murals: 44-45—Senior High Discussion Club, Senior Play. Schuyler Staff. HERBERT DeCARMO—“Herb” “Going My Way” Would anyone like to go to a basketball game? Maybe Herb could find room for you in his car. It is noted for always hold- ing one more person. Besides owning the one and only taxi of the Senior class, Herbie is the Salutatorian of our class. This illustrates the fact that one can be both popular in the activities of the school and also still get good marks in one’s classes. Keep up the good work, Herb. 41-42—Junior High Service Club (Secretary), Junior High Intramurals; 42-43—Local History Club. Boys Chef Club. Soccer. Senior High Intramurals; 43-44—One-Act Plays. Senior High Intramural»; 44-45—Senior Class President. National Honor Society (Vice-President). Treasurer Service Club. Senior High Student Council (Vice-President). Schuy- ler Staff (Activity Editor). Library Club. Senior Play (Char- acter). JANE DUBY—“Doc” “Janie” Jane is one of the most studious girls of the Senior class. Al- though she has taken great interest in her lessons, nevertheless she has participated in many school and outside activities. We know she is one of the most outstanding Girl Scouts in her troop. She is often called upon to exercise her musical talents. We believe her desire to become Dr. Jane Duby will be fulfilled. 41-42—Junior High Orchestra. Junior High Band. Junior High Chorus. Junior Times Publication, Junior High Intra- murals; 42-43—Senior Orchestra. Senior High Intrainurals; 43-44—Cheerleader, Senior High Intramurals; 44-45—Schuy- ler Staff. Library Club, Service Club. Senior Intrainurals, Senior Plays. 15

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JOSEPH CARTWRIGHT--“Mori” “Pardon My Rhythm ’ Mort has been one of the most outstanding “characters” of the class of '45. He shall long be remembered as the hero of the senior play, “High School Daze.” We shall never forget Mort’s vigorous arguments in history class. Of course, he is ever fa- mous as a violin player which accounts for the title of “Pardon My Rhythm” bequeathed to Joe. Good luck in whatever field you choose, Joe! 4 1-42—Treasurer Km. 11, Junior Science Club. Junior High Orchestra; 42-43—Senior High Orchestra. Senior High In trninurals; 43-44—Senior High Intramurals; 44 45—Senior Discussion Club. Senior Play. Schuyler Staff. ELSIE COOK—“Cookie” “Since You Went Away Ida Cook, one of the quiet girls of the Senior class, seems to enjoy writing to one particular service man in Florida. He must be receiving quite a bit of mail, lately. Too bad the post office isn’t nearer the school. It would save many steps. Maybe her interest in uniforms was started by a friend enter- ing a nearby military school. Speaking of uniforms, we think you would look real nice in a Cadet Nurse’s uniform, Ida. Is this your future plan? 4 1-42—Junior Hitch Chorus (Secretary), Junior Hitch Intra- mural ; 42-43—Senior Hitch Intramural . Student Librarian; 43-44—Senior High Intramurals; 44-45—Girl Library Club. ARTHUR CHARRON—“Art” “Pride of the Yankees” Did you see the all-star pitcher on the baseball team? Yes, it really is Art Charron. He does make a good one. The girls seem to go for “tall, dark, and handsome” baseball players. The girls, or should I say girl, from Quaker Springs especially seem to think so. We hear you are seen down that way a great deal lately; Art, you know' that gas is not as plentiful as it used to be. We should do away with pleasure trips. Or perhaps you’re just helping Don with farm work? 41 42—Junior Time Publication. Junior Varsity Baseball. Junior High Intramurals; 42-43—Baseball. Senior Hi'll Sports Council. Senior Hi h In.ramurals; 43 44—Senior Hitch Sport Council. Senior High Intramurals. Baseball. Senior Service Club. Senior Stud-nt Council; 44-45—Senior Plays. Student Council. Servi.-e Club. Baseball. Varsity Basketball. ELIZABETH CORSETTI—'“Be:” “Tomorrow, the World ’ Betty’s not very big in size, nor does she make much noise around the school. She is the type that the teachers like to have around for she has always been interested in her school work. Also she has a very amiable disposition which gives her many friends. Her continual and constant friendship with Edith all through high school is just one example of her fine disposition and loyalty. Betty has followed a business course through high school. She expects to continue her business training next year in Albany Business College before going out into the w'orld of business wrhere she surely should achieve success. 41 42—Junior High Dramatic . Junior High Choru . Junior Hi vh Intramurals; 42-43—Secretary of Senior High Student Council. Senior High Intramurals; 43-44—Sports Coun.-il. Senior High Intramurals: 44-45—Schuyler Staff. 1 I

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EARL DERBY—' Derb” “The Corn is Green” Although Earl appears to be very quiet, there are times when he isn’t. He is just as willing to find an outlet for mischiev- ousness as more noisy boys. Some of the mischievous things done in classes may have been instigated by him, but by his innocent manner, he has been able to evade the blame. He seems to have little interest in girls, although this may be just another example of clever camouflage on his part. Your real scientific knowledge, though, may see you through many successful years ahead. 41-42—Junior High Science Club. Junior High Intramurals; 42 43—Local History Club, Senior High Intramurals; 43-44 —Senior High Intramurals, One-Act Plays (Stage Manager) ; 44-45—Sports ( ouncil Senior Plays (Stage Manager). Intra- murals. EDITH GARNSEY—“Edie” “Eadic Was a Lady” Edith is one of the most attractive girls of the Senior class. As proof was a senior-sophomore romance that seems to have lasted through the years. Edith has taken a business course throughout high school, and we think it would be very inter- esting for her if she used her knowledge in a certain local business establishment. We understand she intends to con- tinue her business training at Albany Business College. What- ever it may be, a happy and busy future, Edith. 4 1-42—Secretary Freshman Km. 10, Junior High Chorus. Junior High Intramurals; 42-43—Student Librarian. Senior High Intramurals; 43-44 —Senior High Intramurals. Senior Student Council; 14-45—Senior Plays. Senior Service Club. HARRY DUKET—“Duke” “Here Come the Co-eds” Did anyone see the name “Becky” written on one of the desks in history class? That person must have found Harry Duket’s seat for his thoughts are only for her. Too bad she lives in Saratoga; it would be much more convenient if she lived in Schuylerville. It would save a great deal of money and gas spent on the Army Guard trucks. They say that shoe leather is going to be still harder to g-?t in the future. Guess you will have to go to Skidmore next year, Harry. 41-42—Junior Times Publication; 42-43—Local History Club. President Sophomore (Muss; 43 44 — Library Club. Jun- ior (Mass Secretary. Stamp Club; 44-45—Stamp Club. Li- brary Club, Varsity Baseball. HAZEL GARNSEY “Take a Letter, Darling” Hazel, one of the many short girls of the class, takes a very active part in sports, of which basketball seems to be her favorite. She often is seen refereeing the basketball games played at noon hour by the girls. During the past year. Hazel has aided Mrs. Elwell in the cafeteria by taking care of the youngsters who eat there. You should make a very good child’s nurse. Hazel. 41-42—Junior High Sport (‘ouncil. Junior High Dramatic . Junior High Intramural»; 42-43—Senior High Sport ('oun- cil. Burgovne Crier. J. V. ( heerleader. Senior High Intra- murals; 43-44—Cheerleader. Library Club. Senior High Intra- murals: 44-45—Library Club. Senior Play . Intramurals. 10