Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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RICHARD ELWELL—“Inky” “It’s a Great Life” One fateful day in our sophomore year a new member was added to our class who was destined for fame and recognition throughout the halls of S. H. S. For one whose physical size could be described as “So Big” there is so very much to say about Inky. Each of his 60 inches is definitely represented by brains and wit. That he is our valedictorian is proof enough of his brains, and his remarks and pranks prove his wittiness. Unless Inky's ingenuity fails him (and we doubt if that could ever happen) he is headed for success in future years. 42 43—Senior High Intramural»: 43-44—Senior High Intra murals. Junior Play; 44-45—Senior Plnys. Senior Diacua- sion Club. Schuyler Staff (Art Editor), National Honor So- ciety (Correspondent). Treasurer Senior Class. MARY ALICE HARRIS—“Hah” “You Were Never Lovelier” When Mary Alice joined our Freshman class, we received an outstanding student in scholarship, leadership and person- ality. We also gained a very enthusiastic cheerleader. She has shown both leadership and responsibility in almost every class undertaking. Her contribution to the success of class plays has been invaluable. Mary’s ambition leads to a career as a department store buyer. With a pleasant personality, good looks and ability at her disposal, she is bound to reach her goal. 4 1-42—Junior High Dramatics (President). Junior High Intramurals: 42-43—Senior High Intramurals; President Sophomore Class Km. 1C. Service Club; 43 44 -One-Act Plays, Cheerleader. Service Club. Senior High Intramural»; 44-45—Student Council, President Service Club. Senior Plays. Schuyler Staff. Senior High Intramural». Cheerleader. Sec- retary Senior Class. National Honor Society (President). RICHARD HUDSON—“Ric” “Bring on the Girls” Ric's great interest seems to be in one of the branches of the armed forces. We are sure he would like to join the WACs, Waves or Spars, but we are afraid he will have to take the regular Army or Navy instead. We are sure he would make a good soldier, for he is one of the most co-operative boys in the Senior class. He has always made a contribution to class, whenever called upon. Happiness for you, Dick, in the fu- ture. 41-42—Junior High Intramural»: 42-43—Senior High Intra murals; 43-44—Senior High Intramurals. Discussion Club; 44-45—Senior High Intramural». Senior High Discussion Club. MARGARET McGOWAN—“Maggie” “Charlie’s Aunt” Maggie is one of the few blondes in the Senior class. She is an excellent basketball player and is known for making the winning point in one of the games with Greenwich. Maggie is also a very good cook. Many times she has made those de- licious rolls for the dinners and banquets put on by the Home- making Department. You ought to start a bakery when you finish school so all of us may have some of your delicious cooking. 41- 42—Junior High Intramural». Junior Student Council; 42- 43—Senior High Intramural»; 43-44 -Senior High Intra mural». Library Club: 44-45--Senior High Intramurals. Senior Play. Library Club. 17

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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

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JOHN McCARTY—“Jack” “For Whom the Bell Tolls” Buzz! goes the buzzer. In walks Jack all out of breath from running. He seems to know just when to start and how fast to run because he always gets in our homeroom just as the last bell stops ringing. It will take more practice than that to outrun those girl pur- suers. They seem to be better than you, Jack! 41-42—J. V Basketball. Junior High Band. Junior High Sri- Baseball. Vice-President Sophomore Rm 1» Senior Hip-h Or- chestra. Senior Hi h Intramurals; 43-44—Baseball. Varsity once Club (President). Junior High Orchestra. Secretary Junior Student Council. Junior Hirh I ntr morals; 42-43— Basketball, Treasurer Junior (‘lass, Senior High Intrainurals: 44-45—Service Club. Stamp Club, Varsity Basketball. Schuv- ler Staff. Student Council (Vi-e-President), Senior ICich Intrainurals. Senior Plays. National Honor Society (Vice- President). Baseball. ANNA M FLAG A—“Sambo” “I Love a Soldier” Anna Melaga is known as one of the quietest girls in the Senior class. In spite of teasing Anna has remained good natured. Of course we know she doesn’t really mind being teased about Sammy! As for her future plans, I understand she intends to be a physical education teacher. They also tell me she has remarkable tendencies towards sewing. Whatever you choose, good luck, Anna. 41-4°—.Timor High Intramural • 42-43—Senior Hi h Inf »• murals. Library Club: 43-44—Library. Senior Hfh Intrt- murals; 44-45--Senior High Intramurals. Library Club. MARTIN MUNSON—“Marly” “Little Old New York” Martin could be voted the most legal-minded boy of the class as especially demonstrated in business arithmetic class. There have been countless times Martin has found technicalities in Miss Brignola’s statements and has not hesitated to inform her so. Besides his contagious humor, Martin’s blonde hair and blue eyes have been found fascinating by many girls. Although most teachers think he would make a good lawyer, he savs he is going to be a farmer. We’re sure Martin will find the same delight in life he has always found in whatever he chooses. 4 1-42—Junior High Science Club. Junior High Intramural : 42-43—Senior High Intramural : 43-44—Stamp ' lub. Li- brary Club. Senior High Intramural : 44 45—Service Club, Stamp Club. Schuyler Staff (Sport Editor). Senior Plays. ALICE NEVINS—“ I ” “Career Girl” Alice is one of the future secretaries of the Senior class. She has proved her secretarial ability by passing her commer- cial subjects with flying colors. We all think she will suc- ceed in her chosen career. Alice enjoys sports of various kinds and takes an active part in the athletic activities of the school. She participated in the games with Greenwich and Salem. We hope you have as great a success in years to come as you have had in school. Good luck, Alice! 41-42—Junior Times. Junior High Intramurals; 42 43— Senior Sport Council. Student Librarian. Senior High In- tramural ; 43-44—Library flub. Senior High Intramural ; 44 45—Library flub. Schuyler Staff (Class Editor). Senior Play (Character). IB