Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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ANNE YOUNG Treasurer SENIOR CLASS 11

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Ou “Puittc Members of the Class of 1950, D N April 26, 1946, the inhabitants of the Hudson River valley in the towns J of Easton, Greenwich, Fort Edward, Northumberland, Saratoga, Stillwater and Wilton established the Schuylerville Central School System as an integral part of the great centralization movement that has improved and vitalized educational opportunities in all of rural New York State. You, the Class of 1950, and I entered our freshman year as the centralized system was inaugurated. As you moved through your secondary school program, the expansion and curriculum changes and advantages of the central school have added courses for boys and girls in the field of industrial arts, band, chorus and rudiments of music in the music department and in art, general art and mechanical drawing to greatly increase the academic program. Six-man football and an expanding intramural program have enriched your extracurricular life. A school-teacher -nurse has aided in a more healthy school environment. A Parent Teachers Organization has been formed, and other phases of educational development which were a part of the high school course prior to centralization have been enriched. To appreciate these changes, we must turn to you, the product of our educational system. As you go on to institutions of higher learning, or take your place in the field of business or industry, you will take the Schuylerville Central School with you, into new fields of challenge and accomplishment. Loving and sacrificing parents, helpful and understanding teachers, and friendly and cooperative fellow students have worked with you in developing character, academic achievement, responsibility, and other attributes that make for a happy and successful life. We all share the joy and honor that comes to you with graduation. We congratulate you and earnestly hope that God’s graces will be abundant upon you to guide you and help you to a successful and happy life. Most sincerely, 10

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DOLORES BENA (Doseyy “Just A Little Fond Affection J. V. Cheerleading 2 Chorus 1-2-3; Band 2,3,4; Local History Treas. 2 Football Cheerleader 3 Orchestra 2 Senior Play Committee JIM BOYCE (Tinker) “Johnny Zero at the Wheel” Local History 4 Track 1-2 ESTHER COFFIN (Esse) “Let's Take an Old- Fashioned Walk Junior Service 1 Library 3 Local History 4 JULIE COFFIN (Judy) “What'll I Do? Library 2-3-4 Local History 4 MYRTLE COOK (Peggy) “Far Away Places Junior Service 1 Senior Service 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Library 3 RICHARD CORSETTI (Pancho) “Little Man It Takes Time Schuyler Staff Business Man- ager; Athletic Association Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Ju- nior Service 1; Tennis 2-3-4; Student Council Pres. 2-4; Local History 1; Senior Play Committee 4; Tri County Student Council Representa- tive 4 12