Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

the presented by the Senior Class Schuylerville, New York Volume XXVI ALMA MATER Oh! Schuylerville, we love you, To us you mean so much. We pray we’ll have the courage To fling your colors high. In this world of sports and studies We'll do our best to win The highest name and honor That there’s ever, ever been. When at last we've said goodbye To the many friends we've made, May we be all the better For our happy high school days, And when we get downhearted And everything goes wrong, The thoughts of our old Schuylerville Make everything a song. Editor-in-chief Mary Kay Haas Ass't. Editor-in-chief Axel Schmid Business Manager Lois Cromie Faculty Advisor Miss Ruth Butler To Miss Elizabeth Grennell. We, the Senior class of '52 dedicate this issue of our year book. 4 STUDENT COUNCIL President---- Vice-President- Secretary----- Treasurer----- Advisor— - - -----Claudia Hall —Virginia Booth -----Paul Serbu Patricia Ramsde n - —Principal Ryan Helen Simmons Patricia Simmons Claudia Hall Virginia Booth Kathleen Walsh Lois Cromie Daniel Mulvihill Herbert Squires John Coffinger William Santabar Joseph Lenz Albert Arnold Paul Serbu 5 Keenly appreciated for his adminis- trative capabilities and his warm friend- ship is our Supt., Mr. Donald Myers. His untiring efforts made it possible for us to enjoy the many benefits of centraliza- tion throughout our high school days. MR. F. DONALD MYERS District Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATIO? SEATED: Mr. F. Donald Myers, District Superintendent; Mr. Francis W. Knight; Mrs. Louise M. Hughes, clerk; Mr. John L. Ostrander, President of Board of Education; Mr. John D. Ryan, Supervising Principal. STANDING: Mr. Bernhard R. Pett, Vice-President of Board of Education; Mr. Francis W. Walsh, Mr. Andrew R. Richardson. Mr. Louis E. Follett, Absent. 6 The man most responsible for our wonder- ful, happy years in high school, is Prin. Ryan. His untiring efforts to make Schuy- lerville High School strong scholastically and a vital link in the chain of individual growth are appreciated and will be long remembered. MR. JOHN D. RYAN Supervising Principal ND ADMINISTRATION MISS ELIZABETH MYERS MR. WILLIAM A. FRITZ Guidance Director Vice-Principal 7 FIRST ROW: Mr. William Fritz; Mr. Donald Sevits; Miss Elizabeth Myers; Miss Elizabeth Gren - nell; Miss Mary Cudahy; Mrs. Julia Teahan; Mrs. Catherine Ikenberry; Miss Aileen Gage; Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh; Miss Ruth Butler SECOND ROW: Mr. Douglas Archer; Mr. Michael Nolan, Mr. Wayne La Pointe; Mr. Vincent Misuerilli; Mr. Edward Ray; Miss Doris Moon; Miss Helen Farrell; Mrs. Ella Murray; Miss Amelia Medwid. Not pictured: Mr. Jacques Cassidy. FIRST ROW: Miss Alice Boivin; Miss Lura Bellamy; Mrs. Anabel Falvey; Mrs. Ursula Murphy; Mrs. Natalie Castaldo; Miss Rita Boivin; Miss Mary Gannon; Miss Ethel Williams; Mr. H.Hilton Barrett, Grade Supervisor. SECOND ROW: Miss Alice Haren; Miss Mary Cooney; Mrs. Ruth Bain; Mrs. HelenClement; Mrs . Damaris Weed; Miss Mae Northrup; Mrs. Elizabeth Hamm; Miss Vera Wolcott; Mrs. Virginia Gil- more; Mrs. Glorence Goggin. Not pictured; Mrs. Phoebe Hunt, Mrs. Mildred Peters, Mrs. Norine Waters 8 MRS. CATHERINE IKENBERRY School Nurse OFFICE STAFF MISS RACHEL MYERS Secretary MRS. FRANCIES KNIGHT As'st Secretary HEALTH STAFF ( DR.M.D. DUBY Medical Inspector MRS. DORIS THOMAS Cooperative board school nurse 9 Members of the Class of 1952 June 23, 1952 Is a Graduation Day, the memorabie milestone in your road to success. Through your elemen- tary and secondary school training, you have cultivated many friends, who have helped to make life happier for you by v ords of advice, well wishes and true comnanionship. These friendships will long endure as you reminisce and relive your happy school experiences. In attaining this goal of successful graduation from high school, you have been aided by kind and loving parents and helpful and understanding teachers to whom I know you will always be grateful. As you leave the portals of the Schuylerville Central School, your path3 will part. Some will go on to institutions of higher learning; others less fortunate must go to work, but each of you will bear the fruits of your endeavors reflecting your parental training and the impression Schuylerville Central School has had on your life. Your parents, teachers and friends join me in the hope and prayer that you will take into the world the moral and soiritual values of your home and the high social standards of your school. The apparent disregard of moral and ethical standards by many has shocked every community in the nation. To rekindle in everyone an hone3t, trustworthy, religious and morally sound way of life that has long symbolized the real American, we must all vigorously defend and live these principles in our every-day life by our words, deeds and actions. May we, the 3oard of Education, teachers, bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers, office personnel and everyone associated with the Schuylerville Central School, wish you happiness and God’s blessing so that each of you will live an abundant and fruitful life. Most sincerely, John D. Ryan Principal 10 President . RICHARD KRYWORUCHENKO Vice-President.............PAUL SERBU Secretary.........................SUSAN BROOKS Treasurer........................GEORGE CROMIE ll WALLACE BARBER SUSAN BROOKS SENIORS CAROL COFFINGER 12 JAMES CARR CARL COONEY H'a fc, Oi e , s SENIORS NADENE ELLSWORTH 13 ELIZABETH DAVIS JOSEPH EUSTIS JOAN EVERTS MALCOLM FARRELL SENIORS ALICE GARNSEY 14 ADELINE GARNSEY PAUL GARNSEY DONALD HAYES 15 AGATHA HUGHES JEAN HAYES LEO HEBERT SENIORS 16 JAMES MASON r KRYWORUCHENKO 7 I i JEANINE LADDS SENIORS S ■ EMILY Me RAE ANN MILLIGAN BERNHARD MARGARET MYERS MARIAN PECK SENIORS DOROTHY ROOKE AXEL SCHMID SENIORS 19 SENIOR ACTIVITIES WALLACE BARBER: Football 3,4; track 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Prom Attendant 3; Sr. Play 4. SUSAN BROOKS: Jr. Service Club 1; Sr. ServiceClub3, V,Pres.4; Library Club Vice Pres. 3; Class Secretary 4; Oratorical Con- test 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3. JAMES CARR: 4-H Club 4. CAROL COFFINGER: Jr. Service 1; chorus 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3. CARL COONEY: Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Mixed chorus 4; Boxing 3. GEORGE CROMIE: Sr. Play 4; Class treas- urer 1.2.3,4; Sr. Service Club 3, Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Athletic Association 1; Basketball Varsity 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Local History Secretary 3,4. LOIS CROMIE: Class treasurer 1, Local History Club president 1,2,3,4; Sr. Service Club 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 3,4; Library Club president 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook staff typist 3, Yearbook staff business manager 4. BETTY DAVIS: Jr. Prom Committee 3; Li- brary Club secretary 2,3; Sr. Play Commit- tee 3,4. NADENE ELLSWORTH: Sr. Play 3,4; Chorus 4; YearbookStaff3,4; Local History V. Pres, and Grand treasurer 1, Reporter 2, Ass't. treasurer 3; Sr. Play Committee 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Oratorical Contest 3. JOSEPH EUSTIS: Football 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee3; Track2,3,4; Jr. Prom Attend- ants; Basketball J. V. 2, Varsity 3; Baseball 2,4; Band 1,2,3. JOAN EVERTS: Sr. Play 3,4; Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3; Oratorical Contest 3; Yearbook Staff4;Chorus 4; Local History Secretary 1; Statewide Council Representative 2,3. MALCOLM FARRELL: Basketball J. V. 2; Varsity 3; Tennis 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Band 3,4; Jazz Band 4; Student Council 1; Athletic Association 1; Track 4; Yearbook Staff 4. ADELINE GARNSEY: Jr. Service 1; Library Club secretary 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Student Council 1; Athletic Assoc. 2; Major- ette 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Prom Queen 3. ALICE GARNSEY: Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3. JOAM GERMAIN: Jr. Service 1; Sr. Service 3,4; Chorus4; Oratorical Contest 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3. DUANE GREEN: 4-H Club 4. MARY KAY HAAS: National Honor Society 3,4; Sr. Service 3,4; Student Council Treas- urer 2; Sr. Play 3,4; Class Secretary 2; J. V. Basketball Cheerleader3,4;Football Cheer- leaded; Yearbook Staff 3, Yearbook Editor 4; Oratorical Con test 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3. CLAUDIA HALL: Student Council vice pres. 3, pres. 4; Jr. Prom Attendant 3; Ath- letic Association 2; Cheerleading Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Chorus 3,4; Maj- orette 4. DONALD HAYES: Jr. Prom Committee 3; 4-H Club 3,4. JEAN HAYES: Class Secretary 1; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook Staff4; Jr. Service Club 1; Major- ette 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play 4. LEO HEBERT: Yearbook Staff4; Sr. Service Club4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Athletic Associ- ation 4. AGATHA HUGHES: Jr. Service 1; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Library Club Secretary 3, Treasurer 4. DONNA IRISH: Chorus 4; Manager Varsity Cheerleader 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Ath- letic Association 3,4; Jr. ServiceClub 1; Ath- Assoc. pres. 4. LEROY KETCHUM: 4-H Club 4. RICHARD KRYWORUCHENKO: Class presi- dent 4, vice president 3; Athletic Associa- tion 2,3; Student Council 4; Football 3,4; Track 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3. JEANINE LADDS: Student Council 2; Sr. Service Club 2,3,4; Jr. Service Club 1; J.V. Cheerleading 2; Manager J.V. Cheerleaders 3; Jr. Prom Attendant 3; Jr. Prom Commit- tee 3. JAMES MASON: Varsity Basketball4; Foot- ball 4. EMILY McRAE; Jr. ServiceClub 1; Sr. Ser- vice Club2,3,4; Majorette3; Student Coun- cil 2,3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom At- tendant 3; J. V. Cheerleading 2; Jr. Prom Attendant 3. ANN MILLIGAN: Majorette 3,4; Chorus 1,3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr.Play Committee 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Re- porter 2,3. MARGARET MYERS: Class Secretary 3; Chorus 3,4; treasurer 4; Sr. Service Club 2, 3,4; Jr. ServiceClub 1; Football Cheerleading 2,3,4; Basketball Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom Attendant 3. MARIAN PECK: Sr. Service Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Jr. Service Club president 1; Jr. Prom Committee3; Local History2nd Vice- pres.4. BERNHARD PETT; Basketball J. V. 2, Var- sity 3; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Tennis 3, 4; Sr. Play 4; Athletic Association 1; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom Attendant 3. JOAN PETT: Jr. ServiceClub 1; Local His- tory treasurer 4; Chorus 1; Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3. IDALEE RANDALL: Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4. DOROTHY ROOKE: Jr. ServiceClub 1; Sr. Service Club 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3; Sr. Play 4. AXEL SCHMID: Sr. Service Club Secretary 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Band 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class President 2,3; Sr. Play 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff Ass’t. Editor 4; International Rel. President 4; Oratorical Contest 3,4. PAUL SERBU: Student Council 1, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Class Vice Presi- dent 2,4. MARY WOOD: Sr. Play 4; Sr. Service Club 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3. ERNEST YANDELL: 4-H Club treasurer 4. 20 CLASS HISTORY Here we are -- seniors of the class of '52! During our high school journey we have realized that serious times were facing us. With this realization in mind, we decided to make the most of our opportunities. We grasped the fact that opportunity knocks but once , and as a result, we have accomplished many things which are worthy of relating to you, our readers. As we turn to the year 1948-49, we can clearly see 57 freshmen with John Floyd and James Priestly as their presidents and their advisors, Miss Grennell and Miss Thomson. As a result of working together, we succeeded in having a successful food sale and Freshmen Frolic. The school year of 1949-50 whizzed by in a hurry too. With our advisors Miss Grennell and Mr. Archer and our president Axel Schmid, the class of '52 really started on its upward path. It was during this year that co- operation was beginning to grow among our 46 sophomore members. The Amateur Show, the first one held in Schuylerville Central School, was our most successful adventure along with our Sophomore Hop. Some of our classmates entered contests with good results. Susan Brooks won the second prize of $25.00 in the Saratoga Medical Association essay contest. Before we realized it, 1950 was dawning and the 46 juniors were again advised by Miss Grennell and Mr. Archer. The Junior Prom which had The Gardens of Tara as its theme, and three successful amateur shows took all the energy out of the juniors and we climaxed our success with a grand picnic at White's Beach. In addition to our class activities many of our juniors won added dis- tinction for themselves. In the 4-H field, Joan Everts re- ceived the Saratoga County Poultry Award. The prize a much coveted trip to New York City. Ernest Yandell, a winner at the tractor contest at Ballston Fair, received an opport- unity to compete with 80 contestants at Syracuse. We also had students interested in the oratorical field. Axel Schmid won first prize in the American Legion Oratorical Contest; Mary Kay Haas and Paul Serbu followed him by winning second and third prizes. Nadene Ellsworth, Joan Everts, Joan Germain, George Cromie, and Susan Brooks also took part in the elocution exercises. Other achievements were: Carl Cooney and James Priestly received Golden Gloves in boxing; Mary Kay Haas and Axel Schmid were elected to National Honor Society; and Paul Serbu represented S. C. S. at Boys State. Tandem , our much awaited senior year, became a reality. Miss Grennell and Mr. Archer, our advisors, and Richard Kryworuchenko, the senior president, led us through our final year of school. The senior play, A Date With Judy , directed by Miss Elizabeth Myers, proved a successful and hilarious comedy. Three amateur shows and two dances were the last activities to be sponsored by us as a class. And then, came the glorious, ex- citing, Washington Trip! This -- the climax of our High School career. Six, carefree and wonderful days were spent exploring the famous sights of our Capital and New York City. And now, our high school days are gone. We are prepared to face the world and to enter into the maze of paths which lie before us. Grad- uation was the end of one goal, but now we face a larger and more com- plex goal. In one sense, we are at the crossroads of our career. With all the knowledge we have gained from Schuylerville Central School, we will be able to choose that highway which will lead us to success and happiness. 21 We, the members of the SeniorClass of Schuy- lerville Central School of Schuylerville, New York, being of sound mind, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament. In- stituted on the twentieth day of June, the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-two. To the Board of Education who have been little seen, but keenly appreciated, we extend our sincere thanks. To the faculty members we leave our thanks for their understanding and patient ways. To the Junior Class we leave our Amateur Shows and hope they will be as successful as ours were. Dick Kryworuchenko wills his adventures with his car to Jim Simmons. Adeline Garnsey and Susan Brooks leave their secrets” and happy companionship to Pat Ramsden and Pat Sullivan. Joe Eustis bequeaths his pleasant noisterous- ness” to Jim Hughes. Leroy Ketchum leaves his ambitions in track to his brother, Warren. Ann Milligan wills her majorette uniform to Josie Hathaway, if she can use it, Carol Coffinger and Joan Germain leave their love of square dances to Audrey Moak. Carl Cooney and Effie Green bequeath their cheery evenings to Grey Hunter. Claudia Hall wills her cheering ability and pep to Virginia Booth. Idalee Randall leaves her mild manners to Bar- bara Hammond. Emily McRae leaves her sympathy to all under- classmen with straight hair. Leo Hebert wills his meditation to Tom Mulvi- hill. Mac Farrell bequeaths his good humor and fasti- dious ways to all who can use them. George Cromie leaves his place at the tuba to Ed Hanna. Agatha Hughes gives her rush to the bus to Mar- garet Smith. Paul Serbu bequeaths his long run to school in the morning to Ed Driscoll. Axel Schmid leaves his studious ability to Roy Everts, to be put to good use. Joan Everts and Nadene Ellsworth will their friendship and good behavior to Carol Platner and Lois Hoeksema. Mary Haas bequeaths her pleasant disposition to Theresa Arsenault, Dorothy Rooke leaves her happy giggle to Jane Burton. Lois Cromie wills her hearty activity to Rose Vidnansky. Jim Carr leaves his love of school work to Butch Relyea. Jean Hayes wills her soprano voice to Jane Gar- nsey, so that she can hit those high notes. Margaret Myers leaves her cheerleader’s uni- form and interest in sports to Eileen Hewitt. Wally Barber bequeaths his long ride home to Carol Farnan. Betty Davis leaves her quiet manner to Mary Mulvihill. Don Hayes wills his doodling in mechanics to Harry Clark. Jeanine Ladds leaves her modest and congenial ways to Norma Adams. Mary Wood leaves her position as a quiet and capable Senior to Jane and Joan Armer. Marian Peck wills her love for chorus to Thelma Ingalls. Joan Pett leaves her life in Bacon Hill to her sister Carolyn. Alice Garnsey leaves her outside interests to Miriam Basford. Bernie Pett leaves his bashful ways to Kathleen Walsh. Ernie Yandell leaves Marian LaPierre to take care of affairs in Coveille. Zene Garnsey leaves his studious ways to Wanda Obie. Donna Irish wills her pleasant disposition and school spirit to Marilyn Cormie. In witness whereof we do hereby sign this, our last will and testament on this twentieth ofjune 1952. CLASS OF 1952 22 JUNIOR PROM George Cromie and Adeline Garnsey were voted king and queen of the junior class on, May 24, 1951, at an attractive social event attended by 75 couples. A delightful program of music was furnished by Harry Vincent's orchestra of Albany. The main feature of the evening was the coronation of the king and queen at 11:15. At that moment, the large doors of the mansion opened and the crown bearers, Sonya Gavaletz and David Irish came forward. William Nevins and Ellen Mezera, last years king and queen, crowned the new king and queen. The queen's attendants were Margaret Myers, Susan Brooks, Jeanine Ladds, Emily McRae, Joan Pett and Claudia Hall. The king's attendants included James Priestly, Dick Kryworuchenko, Joseph Eustis, Bernhard Pett, Wallace Barber and Malcolm Farrell. 23 Name Ambition Noted for Pastime WALLACE BARBER State Trooper Wolf Tinkering with his car SUSAN BROOKS To marry a soldier Rolling eyes at boys Dancing JAMES CARR Farming Fooling around Square-dancing CAROL COFFINGER Beautician Height Square-dancing CARL COONEY Contractor Golden Gloves Durkeetown and guess who? GEORGE CROMIE Civil Engineer Taking pictures Dreaming of a future mod- el railroad LOIS CROMIE Secretary Being all of 4’ 9 1 2 Working at Wool worth's ELIZABETH DAVIS School teacher Never being on time Writing overdue letter NADENE ELLSWORTH Medical secretary Traveling Dancing JOSEPH EUSTIS To be a good husband Getting in and out of mis- chief Going out with Annie JOAN EVERTS Nurse and Homemaker Play acting Square-dancing MALCOLM FARRELL Hotel Manager Quietness Sports ADELINE GARNSEY Housewife and seam- stress Arguing Skiing and dating ALICE GARNSEY Homemaker Discussing the night before Square-dancing PAUL Z. GARNSEY Business Mechanics Casual dating of different girls JOAN GERMAIN Successful housewife Casual breakage of going steady Dating Walt DUANE GREEN Marine Corps Having good conduct in shop Tinkering with automobiles MARY KAY HAAS To always do my best Equanimity Carroll CLAUDIA HALL Secretary Talking Sports DONALD HAYES Aviator Silence and solemness Farm work JEAN HAYES Secretary Winking Having fun LEO HEBERT Science teacher Fooling around in English class Studying AGATHA HUGHES Nurse Talking during class Movies DONNA IRISH Comptometerist Likeness for sports School activities LEROY KETCHUM Mechanic Shyness towards girls Reading RICHARD KRYWORUC- HENKO Success in business world Unpronounceable name Pursuit of happiness JEANINE LADDS Secretary Being with John Roller skating JAMES MASON Mechanic Quiteness Movies every week EMILY McRAE Beautican Flirting Watching T. V. ANN MILLIGAN Professional career in music Buying Music sheets Playing piano MARGARET MYERS Secretary Giving the boys a hard time Dancing MARIAN PECK Secretary Receiving letters from Ger- many Durkeetown BERNHARD PETT Naval Officer Bash fullness Travelling around JOAN PETT Secretary Quietness Da ncing IDALEE RANDALL Medical Missionary Talking on the phone Crocheting DOROTHY ROOKE Success in nursing Giggling and eating Roller skating AXEL SCHMID College Professor Winning way with women Reading and studying PAUL SERBU Mechanical Engineer Keen, consistent punctuality Efficiency to the teachers Travel MARY WOOD Physical education teacher Roller Skating ERNEST YANDELL Farming Good driving Basketball 24 Off the record comes Joan's voice Rehearsing for senior play G. Cromie operating movie projector Good service is Agatha's motto M. Peck -- collecting slips from secretary Advisor MRS. IKENBERRY CLASS OFFICERS President.......................V. Booth MR. MISURELLI Vice-President...............J. Simmons Advisor Secretary.......................E. Hewitt Treasurer......................E. Hanna Jane Armer, J. Armer, M. Smith, J. Burton, N.Adams, M. Mulvihill, W. Obie, J. Gamsey, K. Walsh. T. Mulvihill, W. Ketchum, M. LaPierre, P. Sullivan, P. Ramsden.J. Hathaway, M. Cormie, C. Faman, E. Hanna, R. Relyea. J. Hughes, J. Simmons, R. Coffinger. V. 'Booth, M. Basford, L. Hoeksema, E. Hewitt, H. Clark. R. Everts, G. Hunter, C. Platner, T. Ingalls, A. Moak, R. Vidnansky, C. Pett, B. Hammond, E. Driscoll. D. Doran, C. Hills, A. Ma- loney, S. Cromie, Y. Drew, G. Garnsey, L. Chapman, F. Wood, J. Corsetti. J. Cormie, H. Simmons, C. Pechette, F. Garnsey, A. Robbins, J. Sanders, F, Hammond, J. Beagle, W. La Voy. H. Millett, M. Duby, T. Villa, W. Mould, D. Casey, R. Fuller, R. Mosher, L. Fisher, M.Mezera, P.Grid- ley. Advisor MR. NOLAN Advisor MISS FARRELL . 28 CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . J. LENZ . . . . D. HAAS . . J. PERROTA L. HEFFERNAN Advisor MISS LURA BELLAMY Advisor MR. DONALD SEVITS T. Eustis, F. Gailor, S. Drew. B. Wander, J. Mur- phy, B. Doman, E. DeGre- echie, L. Burch, K. Barber. A. Hughes, D. Haas, K. Molloy,A. Hayes, E. Fitz- gerald, J. Driscoll, P. Fish, J. Lenz, R. Cromie. C. Poirier, M. Butler, B. Nadeau, M. Cenate, T. Coffinger, D. Mulvihill, J. Perrota, G. Obie, L. Nor- mandin. G. Duket, R. Sherman, P. Young, E. Archer, H. Gar- dephe, M. Allen, A. Eddy. FRONT ROW: J. Wood, H. Lapierre, E. Sullivan, B. Galvin, H. Eustis, T. Butler, B. Villa, C. Peck, T. Fitzgerald, F. Perry, R. Maloney, H. Hayes, B. Woodcock, J. Herrington, C. Mullen. SECOND ROW: P. Williams, B. Williams, C. Hinckley, D. Wilson, A. Bessette, G. Murray, A. Peck, B. Boyce, S. Booth, J. Germain, C. Thompson, A. Adams, A. Bristol, D. DeFabio. THIRD ROW: T. Casey, M. Dickinson, A. Palmer, J. Kelly, H. Bouchard, R. Hammond, S. Nadeau, T. Drew, H. Squires, E. Molloy, J. Ruff, J. Irish, E. Gailor, T. Smith, F. Sullivan, W. Hamlin. BACK ROW: C. Schmid, D. Wait, J. Bena, P. Squires, W. Santabar, P. Vidnansky, D. Hammond, H. Peck, D. Carpenter, R. Signor, W. Barber, J. Adams, G. San Cartier, E. King, K. Brownell. 30 FRONT ROW: C. Miliis, M. Pechette, R. Simmons, M. Maloney, C. Miller. J. Pratt. K. Williams, L. Turcotte, C. Gailor, A. Vidnansky, J. Doran, M. Fremont, T. Maloney, W. Rooke, R. Jacob. SECOND ROW: F. Woodcock, P. Bingham, G. Obie, P. Wood. B. Santabar, A. Arnold. P. Mitchell, J. Sarle. C. Sullivan, W. A'Hearn, O. Gamsey, T. Varley. THIRD ROW: J. Barrett, E. Mihaley, G. Coonradt, M. Pett, J. Hathaway, B. Haley, A. Brown, R. French, F. DeFabio, J. Allen, B. Cheney, A. Noel, L. Barber, F. Blanchard, P. Palmer. BACK ROW: J. Campney, B. King, J. Signor, M. Linnett, D. Gurney, J. Hewitt, L. Brown, E. Yandell, L. Thompson, D. Everts, R. Collins, F. Muzikar, C. Murray. 31 MISS M. CUDAHY MRS. E. WALSH The Athletic Association consists of twelve re- presentatives, one boy and one girl from each class 7-12. Among its many duties are the candy and drink concessions at ball games, sale of bus tickets for away games, and advertising of games by means of posters hung in the halls and in store windows of local business men. The money which the Athletic Association took in this year from the concessions and sale of bus tickets was used to organize the annual athletic ban- quet for letter men of the school year. Waiting for a sale. Coach FRITZ Ass't Coach MISURELLI The 1951 team was composed of almost all new faces. Graduation took its toll as the entire 1950 team completed their senior year and went out into the world. The Six-Man football league was won by South Glens Falls as they finished the season without a loss. It should be said that, what the Schuylerville squad lacked in size and experience they made up for in spirit. Though they were always outweighed considerably they were in the game to the very end giving all they had. We They Hoosick Falls at Schuylerville 0 26 Schuylerville at Ballston 6 54 Schuylerville at Warrensburg 8 41 Salem at Schuylerville 22 32 Schuylerville at Cambridge 8 42 South Glens Falls at Schuylerville night game 20 58 Captain D. KRYWORUCHENKO 33 BASKE Coach W. FRITZ Mgr. M. DUBY SCHEDULE 1952 WE THEY Nov. 30 Argyle Home 38 52 Dec. 4 Salem Away 37 31 Dec. 7 Stillwater Away 32 51 Dec. 11 Ballston Home 50 57 Dec. 14 Corinth Away 27 55 Dec. 27 So. Glens Falls Home 45 57 Jan. 4 Burnt Hills Away 34 40 Jan. 7 Salem Home (overtime) 44 46 Jan. 15 Greenwich Home 24 45 Jan. 18 Hoosick Falls Away 42 56 Feb. 1 Ballston Away 39 52 Feb. . 5 Argyle Away 36 60 Feb. 8 Corinth Home 29 46 Feb. 13 So. Glens Falls Away 59 64 Feb. 15 Burnt Hills Home 29 36 Feb. 19 Stillwater Home Feb. 26 Hoosick Falls Home Feb. 29 Greenwich Away non-league game VARSITY H. Millett, W. Lavoy, J. G. Hunter, R. Mosher, R. Corsetti, J. Simmons, A. Everts, R. Brown. J. Mason, Fitzgerald. T. Mulvihill, M. Duby, Mgr. I.L SCHEDULE 1952 WE THEY Nov. 30 Argyle Home 21 23 Dec. 4 Salem Away 26 30 Dec. 7 Stillwater Away 58 46 Dec. 11 Ballston Home 27 34 Dec. 14 Corinth Away 14 33 Dec. 27 So. Glens Falls Home 33 52 Jan. 4 Burnt Hills Away 30 34 Jan. 7 Salem Home 38 44 Jan. 15 Greenwich Home 28 50 Jan. 18 Hoosick Falls Away 14 25 Feb. 1 Ballston Away 24 49 Feb. 5 Argyle Away 40 45 Feb. 8 Corinth Home 33 31 Feb. 13 So. Glens Falls Away 35 42 Feb. 15 Burnt Hills Home 37 21 Feb. 19 Stillwater Home Feb. 26 Hoosick Falls Home Feb. 29 Greenwich Away non -league game Coach V. MISURELLI Mgr. R. CROMIE JUNIOR VARSITY D. Waite. C. Obie. R. W. Peck, R. Sanders, R. Cromie, T. Villa, M. Brown, G. Mabb, J. Lenz. Squires. L. Peck CHEERLEADERS M. K. Haas, C. Hall, C. Faman, N. Adams, J. Hatha- Co way, P. Ramsden, M. Myers, V. Booth. Coach D. MOON FOOTBALL Captains M. MYERS C. HALL VARSITY VARSITY BASKETBALL Captains rotated JUNIOR VARSITY Captain M. HAAS JUNIOR VARSITY C. Hall, J. Hathaway, P. Ramsden, E. Hewitt, V. Booth, M. Myers. 36 M. Haas, C. Faman, M. Cormie, J. Cormie, N. Adams. J. Burton. FRONT ROW: M. Squires, M. Farrell, Mr. Fritz, coach; W. LaVoy, H. Millett. BACK ROW: R. Mosher, P. Serbu, G. Cromie. SEATED: L. Ketchum, R. Sanders, R. Brown, E. Hanna, T. Mulvihill, R. Brown. STANDING: R. Mould, E. Driscoll. J. Simmons, R. Everts. W. Barber, W. Ketchum. 37 BASKETBALL The 1951-52 basketball squad was composed of six sophomores and three juniors, all playing their first year in varsity competition. The fellows had plenty of spirit and through diligent practice and hard work gave most of the more veteran teams in the strong Saratoga County league a good game all the way. The squad was composed of R. Brown, J. Corsetti, R. Everts, W. LaVoy, H. Millett, R. Mosher, T. Mulvihill and J. Simmons. As the season progressed, the team kept constantly improving which would seem to indicate that they will be much more of a threat in the years to come. We hope they will win the county champ- ionship next year as our Varsity team did last year. South Glens Falls, Corinth and Ballston have been the three top teams in the Saratoga County League this season with Burnt Hills and Hoosick Falls close behind them. BASEBALL The Schuylerville Central School baseball team coached by Joe Scuirba made a good showing 1951. The pitching staff consisted of W. Nevins, G. Bean, M. Farrell and F. Tynan. The team had a record of two wins and five losses in Saratoga County league play. The league ended in a three way tie between Corinth, Stillwater and Greenwich. The team G. Ladds and M. Squires - Catchers, B. Nevins, G. Bean, F. Tynan, and M. Farrell-pitchers; F. Base - M. Lindahl; S. Base - E, Lenz, W. LaVoy; SS - L. Irish, H. Millett; TB - F. Tynan, B. Mosher; Out Fielder - G. Irish, M. Brill, P. Serbu, Mgr. - R. Cromie and I. Hanna. TRACK Schuylerville participated in the newly formed Tri-County Track League. This league consisted of Argyle, Salem, Cambridge, Greenwich and Schuylerville. Schuylerville won three dual meets defeating Argyle, Greenwich and Cam- bridge but lost to Salem, in a close meet. In the conference meet which was held at Saelm, Schuylerville lost out to Salem by one-half point to finish second. The Schuylerville track squad traveled to Johstown where they com- peted in the class D sectionals and finished in third place. The following were on the track squad: 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash Half Mile Mile Shot Put Broad Jump High Jump T. Priestly, G. Irish, R. Sanders R. Burlingham, L. Irish, R. Sanders E. Driscoll, J. Priestly, G. Cromie W. Ketchum, J. Simmons, K. Wood B. Brown, W. Ketchum, E. Hanna, J. Hughes R. Everts, W. Barber, R. DeVoe E. Lenz, T. Mulvihill, W. Nevins E. Lenz, W. Nevins, G. Hewitt, R. Brown Relay-----E. Lenz, W. Nevins, L. Irish, G. Irish, T. Priestly Discus----R. DeVoe, J. Richards Pole Vaulting-----J. Richards, R. Brown. TENNIS Schuylerville Central School en- tered a 1951 tennis team in the Saratoga County and Hudson Valley leagues, finishing at the bottom in both. South Glens Fall won both championships for another year, they have won the Sara- toga County League ever year since its reorgainization following the war. Schuylerville started the season with a squad of 12 but due to conflicts with baseball and the lack of sufficient transportation for the complete squad there were only five regulars, G. Hew- itt, B. Pett, C. Platner, C. Chapman and A. Fitzgerald the others were A. Eddy, K. Wood, M. Farrell, G. Biss, D. Brown, G. Ladds and G. Tucker. 38 H O C K E Y During 1951-52 the girls of Schuyler - ville Central have been very active in athletic events under the direction of Miss Moon. A program has been in use wherby all girls are assigned to teams which compete at noon hour or afterschool playing hockey, soccor, basketball, volleyball, bowling, and softball. The more interested and capable players comprise teams which compete in interschool meets. In inter scholastic hockey the represent- ative team was undefeated being tied but once. Several basketball games were played against area schools of which we won 8 out of 10. Last spring a major event was the Saratoga County League playday at Greenwich, June 2, 150 girls from 8 area schools participated. Honors were captured by V. Booth and D. Irish -- Highjump; M. Haas -- running broad jump; M. Myers -- standing broad jump; D. Irish -- 60 yd. dash. The local doubles tennis team outclassed all contestants winning the tournament. We won a total of 26 points for the day as compared to 9 for the nearest opponent. The purposes of the athletic pro- gram are: to include all girls inter- ested, provide opportunity for learning the sport and for getting acquainted with others and to promote better health for girls. 39 SEATED: L. Hebert; A. Schmid; M. K. Haas; L. Cromie; N. Ellworth;J. Hayes. STAND- ING: A. Garnsey; A. Milligan; Ad. Garnsey; E. Hanna; M. Farrell. G. Cromie. L Hebert. .Fanell .I-� � ’ STAFF Editor; Mary Kay Haas; Ass’t. Editor: Axel Schmid; Bus. Mgr., Lois Cromie; Advertising Editor: Leo Hebert; Litery Ed., Nadene Ellsworth; Sports Ed., Boys, Edward Hanna; Sports Ed., Girls, Ann Milligan; Art: Jean Hayes; Photography: George Cromie, Malcolm Farrell; Typists: Alice Garnsey, Adeline Garnsey, Lois Cromie, Nadene Ellsworth. 40 HONOR Susan Brooks 1952 Joan Germain Joan Evens Mary K. Haas c s The National Honor Society of the Schuylerville Central School is a member of the Lampadarian Chapter. It was or- ganized to encourage the pupils to keep up their scholastic average, to be better citizens in school and community, to have the ability of leadership, to try to improve the pupils character and to stimulate the desire to render services to the school. The requirements for this organization are scholorship, service, leadership, and character. L S 41 SENIOR SERVICE FIRST ROW: E. Hanna, V. Booth, G. Cromie, S. Brooks. SECOND ROW: N. Adams. M. Cormie, C. Far- nan, D. Rooke, M. Wood, L. Cromie, J. Germain. THIRD ROW: K. Walsh, D. Doran, P. Sullivan. J. Ladds, C. Platner, S. Cromie. M. Peck. FOURTH ROW: Miss E. Myers. E. Hewitt, F. Garnsey, M. Myers, A. Robbins, E. McRae, L. Chapman, L. Hoeksema, L. Herbert, M. Haas, A. Schmid. FIFTH ROW: M. Duby, W. Peck. The Senior Service is a select group of students from the Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. They are elected by members of the club and then voted on by teachers. The ones who receive most votes are made permanent members. It is a great honor to be elected to this club. Its motto is the four C's which are cleanliness, courtesy, cooperation, and control. The officers of the club for this year are President: George Cromie; Vice President: Susan Brooks; Secretary: Virginia Booth; Treasurer: Edwin Hanna; Girl's Social Leader: Eileen Hewitt; Boys Social Leader: Mark Duby. JUNIOR SERVICE D FIRST ROW; S.Drew, T. Casey, J. Hathaway, M s. Murray, E. Molloy, A. Arnold, A. Adams, J. Irish. SECOND ROW: B. King, C. A. Molloy, H. Eustis, E. DeGrechie, H. Squires, E. King, P. Vidnansky, J. Coffinger, M. Pett. THIRD ROW: J. Lenz, D. Haas, A. Hughes, B. Nadeau, J. Barrett, T. Butler, B. Calvin, M. Cenate, B. Doran, T. Eustis. FOURTH ROW: C. Schmid, R. Cromie, B. Wander, C. Poirier, A. Peck, C. Peck, L. Peck, T. Fitzgerald, J. Germain, C. Thomp- son. 42 LOCAL HISTORY Advisor MISS CUDAHY Our Junior Historians have had eight meetings each month this year. There are 198 members. The Supreme Council Officers elected were: President, Lois Cromie (Fifth term); First Vice-President, Edwin Hanna; Second Vice-President, Marion Peck; Sec- retary, George Cromie; Treasurer, Joan Pett; Reporter, Nadine Ellsworth. Again our County Historian, Mrs. Robert Leddick, has shared historical data with us. We couldn't exist without Mrs. Leddick's support. Our project this year has been to gather pertinent information on Old Houses in our Communities and collect photographs of these homes. We explored the old ceme- teries for the names of early settlers. We all enjoyed the trip to Hyde Park, and we congratulate the Yorker Group who made West Point, and Newburgh. Pilgrim- ages planned in the near future include a trip to Bennington, Vermont, and Coopers- town. It is hoped representatives from the local chapter will attend the State-wide meeting of Yorkers in Buffalo this May. In October as part of the Surrender Day Community Program Yorkers presented a skit. The Making of the Flag in 1777 for General Philip Schuyler , and enjoyed as- sisting and serving on all committees ap- pointed . Our club periods were made enjoyable byourstudy of folklore, epitaphs, and super- stitions of New York State. Wevoted to have Program Committees appointed for each meeting and have had some very interesting material presented and so much valuable experience has been gained through this method of procedure. The 7th Grade Club sectionshave studied the history of Saratoga throughout the past year. To make their study more interesting; they made maps and scrapbooks dealing with their topic of Sara- toga. The Eighth Grade Club sections have studied together some 28 Historical Sites in the State of New York and have enlarged a post-card collection. Much fine work has been done in all sections through commit- tees. In February, for the purpose of raising money, the movie, Drums along the Mo- hawk , was shown in the school auditorium. Yes, we are happy and we are proud of the Class of '52! Most of them were York- ers! It is our sincere hope that the Class of '52 many of whom have held member- ships which had their origins as 7th Grade Clubs for Local History may now join the Yorker Alumni Club which is now in the process of organization. BAND i-y-r—r I -firs P — - . -is ,, e— W M— id - r air Whi’- lv dared hu • TWIRLERS A. Gamsey, J. Hayes, M. Ryan, C. Hall, A. Milligan. E. Hewitt, L. Hoeksema. C. Plat- ner, S. Cromie, J. Gamsey, M Cormie. CHORUS FIRST ROW: J.Cromie, E. De Grechie, C. Peck, A. Peck, R. French, S. Drew, J. Murphy, B. Wil- liams, T. Fitzgerald, B. Doran, A. Brown, J. Hat- haway, C. Thompson, Mrs. Castoldo, Director. SECOND ROW: C. Farnan, M. Lapierre, P. Fish, D. Rooke, J. Hayes, P. Williams, C. Platner, S. Cromie,C.Coffinger, R. Vidnansky, B. Haley, J. Germain. THIRD ROW: L. Hoeksema, E. Hewitt, D. Irish, C. Hall, A. Milligan, I. Randall, M. Smith, T. Eustis, P. Gridley, A. Robbins, E. Hink- ley.M.Cormie. FOURTH ROW: J. Germain, N. Ellsworth, J. Driscoll, M. Myers, D. Wilson, G. Murray, J. Everts, T. Ingalls, L. Chapman, V. Booth, P. Sullivan, J. Gamsey, P. Ramsden. - MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: J. Hayes, B. Santabar, B. Williams, J. Collins. H. Squires, J. Irish, E. De Grechie, J. Hathaway, C. Miller, Mrs. Castaldo. SECOND e ROW: T. Eustis, M. Linnett, J. Barrett, W. Cromie, L. Normandy, B. Doman, K. Barber, A. Brown. THIRD ROW: S. Cromie, P. Williams, A. Milii- c gan, R. Saunders, C. Schmid, J. Driscoll, R. Bav- lin, B. Haley. FOURTH ROW: N. Cenate, T. Fitzgearld, R. Mosher, C. Cooney, M. Duby, P. Gridley, I. Randall. ■ £—-f- Seated: A. Garnsey, M. Myers, A. Maloney, S. Brooks. Standing: R. Fuller, H. Simmons. HARMONICA CLUB The Harmon-i-Kittens a harmonica club started for the boys who like to play a musi- cal instrument for a hobby. The club is in its second year and the members have im- proved considerably. Any boy may belong who owns a harmonica. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Ray, D. Hammond, R. Cromie, D.Mulvihill. SECOND ROW: R. Sherman, G. Obie, L. Nor- mandin, J. Perotta. THIRD ROW: P. Vidnasky, R. Woodcock, P.Carter, J. Bena. BACK ROW: A. Richards, D. Wait, W. La Baron, R. Everts, J. McDougal. Leader: MR. RAY Because of the need of the latest agricultural and dairy information to improve farming the 4-H Club started in the high school two years ago. The club motto To make the best, better applies not alone to their work but to the members themselves. The prin- ciple of Learning by Doing expresses their philosophy as well as the principles and philosophy of American Tradition. Every 4-H Club member has an individual project usually pertaining to his interest in agriculture, farming or dairy. FIRST ROW: E. Hewitt, A. Schmid, L. Hoeksema, S. Brooks. SECOND , m-r s-a. ROW: P. Ramsden, M. Myers, C. Farnan, P. Sullivan, M. Cormie, M. La- RELATIOIVS Pierre, J. Hathaway, L. Cromie, J. Hayes, J. Garnsey, R. Vidnansky, M. Wood, C. Platner, M. Basford, A. Garnsey, N. Ellsworth, J. Germain, Miss TTT-� Grennell. THIRD ROW: D. Hayes, R Relyea, M. Haas, D. Coffinger, V. EEL D Booth, T. Ingalls, J. Everts. This year a new club came into existence: The International Relations club with Miss Grennell as its advisor, the club was formed for the purpose of under- standing world-wide problems. The members of the club endeavor to broaden their scope of world affairs and take part in discussions concerning current prob- lems. The club attends many programs such as: The Skid- more Forum, International Panel Discussions at various schools, and visits to The State Capital and Legislative. The members also conduct foreign correspondence with students in all parts of the world. The officers of the club are: A. Schmid, Pres; E. Hewitt, V. Pres.; L. Hoeksema, Secretary; and S. Brooks, Treasurer. The club hopes that more students will take an in- terest in present day activities and join the fast grow- ing International Relations Club. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Sullivan, E. Hewitt, P. Ramsden, L. Cromie, A. Hughes. SECOND ROW: J. Burton, W. Obie, M. Mulvihill, J Armer, V. Booth, M. Haas. THIRD ROW: T. In- galls, A. Moak, M. LaPierre, J. Garnsey. FOURTH ROW: J. Hayes, J. Armer, R. Relyea, E. Hanna, C. Farnan, M. Cormie, A. Hughes. FIFTH ROW: J. Lenz, D. Mulvihill, R. Cromie, H. Simmons, A. Garnsey, K. Walsh, D. Haas, T. Eustis. S. Brooks, L. Hoeksema, C. Platner, R. Vidnansky, Mr. Sevits. The Library Club of the Schuylerville High School renders a valuable service to the school in the many duties it performs toward maintaining the library. Lending books and keeping track of them, preparing new books for the shelves and repairing the old ones, collecting fines, and dusting are but a few of the many daily jobs which the members of the club do. This year the Library Club sold candy at Christmas time; a number of new books were bought with the proceeds of the sale. Club members find that it is not all drudgery working in the library. Interest in the old books and anticipation of the new ones provide a stim- ulus, and their knowledge and enjoyment of literature is ever increasing. 47 SENIOR PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Judy Foster A teen-age miss Melvin Foster George Cromie Her father Dora Foster . Dorothy Rooke Her mother Randolf Foster Her younger brother Hannah 1 Patricia Gridley The maid Barbara Winsocket Mary Kay Haas Judy's friend Oogie Pringle The man in Judy’s life Mitzi Hoffman Another of Judy's friends Mr. Martindale . Bernhard Pett A theatrical producer Mrs. Hotchkiss The laundry woman Elois Hotchkiss...............Josephine Hathaway Her daughter, who elocutes Mrs. Schlutzhammer................Nadene Ellsworth of the P.T.A. Rexford Meredith O'Conner...........Wallace Barber A new boy in town Susie...............................Grace Gamsey Rex’s kid sister Director MISS E, MYERS Congratulations for a fine play Miss Myers. 48 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: K. Mosher. L. De Fabio. P. Thibodeau, J. Drew, N. Gurney. SECOND ROW: M. Murphy, J. Mould, R. Adamson, D. Forbes, G. Everts, K. Barber. THIRD ROW; D. Cromie, L. Van Dervverker, D. Corlew, S. Squires, J. Conlee, G. Rabine, R. Davis, C. Barber, L. Johnson, M. Bassette, J Periard, K. Germain, R. Burton. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Gurney, J. Conrad, D. LaPointe. SECOND ROW: C. Clark, M. Young, J. Linnett. THIRD ROW: A. Bullard, W. Boyce, J. Lowe, F. Nanek. C. Grant, FOURTH ROW: J. Barber, L. Patnaude, L. Haley, T. La Pierre,C.Simmons. FIFTH ROW: A. Santabar, P. Toleman, L. Myers, J. De Fabio, M. Peloch, L. Dumas. SIX- TH ROW: Miss Haren, T. Ryan, D. Clark, B. West, D. Ernst. FOURTH GRADE STANDING: M. Remington, S. Kelly, S. De Grechie, R. Gurney, C. Camp- ney, R. Defoe, G. Campney. R. Fos- mire, M. Cenate, H. Dalby, P. Murray, S, Lang, M. Haley, D. Arnold, D, Martinovich, B. Drew, J. Pendrak, J. Brown, L. Mezera, E. Pratt, E. Clough. SITTING -- FIRST ROW: J. Williams, M. Wood. G. Hamlin, H. Coffin, B. Williams, L. Perkins, P. Cenate. SECOND ROW: D. Mason, V. Archer. T, Mullen, K. Davis, D. Corsetti, P. Sanford, L. Noel. THIRD ROW: R. Blanchard, D. Griffen. L. Villa, F. Murray, M. Mould, B. Ricket.s. Miss A. Boivin, teacher. THIKI) GRADE FIRST ROW: B. Wood, J. Condon, S. Kelly, H. Condon, D. Dumas, G. Burch. SECOND ROW; W. Glass, G. Miller. B. Hayes, L. Luongo, T. Bought, C. Griffen. THIRD ROW; T. Barber. K. Periard, B. Barrett, C. Clancy, M. Randall, L. Purdy, S. Weathenvax. FOURTH ROW: R. Thomas, M. Fritz, N. Turcotte, M. Cenate, C. Thibo- deau. FIFTH ROW: R. Serbu, J. Ha- ley, K. Wagner, C. Flanders, A. Rob- bins. STANDING: P. Bolduc, N. Mos- her, J. Wood, R. DeFabio, C. Boex, J. Wood, E. Goman, J. De Foe, M. Grif- fen. S. Parillo, I. Pharmer, E. Me Dougall. ABSENT: C. Obie, L. Sim- mons. Teacher: Mrs. Falvey. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW; S. Dixon, A. Pendrak, R. Goman, M. Clancy. SECOND ROW: J. Burton, J. Norris. THIRD ROW: J. Hamlin, R. McDougall, R. Drew, R. Edes, D. Baldwin. FOURTH ROW: L. Barber, A. Johnson, M. Pharmer, T. Bodnar, F. Conrad. FIFTH ROW: R. Sarle, J. Turcotte, D. Adamson. SIXTH ROW; J. Hayes, S. Krywor- uchenko, J. Fort, L. De Grechie, Teacher, Miss Cooney. ABSENT: B. Herrick, J. Williams, R. Mullen, M. Bristol, D. Drew, M. Hibbert, M. Flint, M. Myers, B. Weatherwax, T. Bouc- hard, T. Temple, S. Arpei. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Cenate, D. Root, M. Linnett, B. Patnaude, M. Driscoll. SECOND ROW: G.Fosmire, V. Kelly, J. Milieu, L. Arnold. THIRD ROW: E. Griffin, F. Hewitt, J. Weed, J. Dor- an,J.Hayes. FOURTH ROW; J. Frie- bern, J. Thivierge, L. Birch, C. Hop- kins, C. Derby. FIFTH ROW: M. Rit- son, S. Boyce, M. Squires, L. Boright, J. Thomas. SIXTH ROW: D. Con- ner, J. Barber, W. Nadeau, S. Bodnar. SEVENTH ROW: C. Ritson, L. Reel. B. Villa, M. Drew, Children absent: G. Cope, F. Geruso, D. Perkins, Teacher, Mrs. U. Murphy. FIRST GRADE HIRST ROW; N. Gavaletz, G. Aldrich, R. Condon, D. Coffin, S. Cope, C. Wood, G. Condon, F. Conrad. SEC- OND ROW: S.Cromie, M. Ostrander, K. VanWagner, D. Sullivan, B. Camp- rey, P. Murphy, E. Flanders, D. Weatherway. THIRD ROW: J. Jack- son, D. Williams, C. Thomas, D. Cor- lew, L. Slade, D. Hanprick, R. Mar- tinouich. FOURTH ROW: D. Booth, D. Goman, B. Glass, N. Norris, L. Robbins, C. Sirchia, N. Martinovich. FIFTH ROW: S. Miller, C. DeFabio, J. Derby, B. Luongo, P. Bolduc, D. Drew, Miss Northrup, teacher. KINDERGARTEN A. M. P. Perry, W. Turcotte, A. Clough, R. Varney, J. Sanford, P. Coonradt, C. Fuller, j. Everts, C. Humiston, B. Fos- ter, J. Relyea, A. Bardin, G. Richard- son, D.Hunt, G. Gamsey, A. Aivilow. B.Taras,C.Ayers, D. Defoe, T. Mar- tin, J. Goman, E. Thivierge, T. Sul- livan, A. McLaren, A. Pratt, F. Dal- bey, N. Russell, C. Mitchell, E. Rice, K. Kastberg, B. Thomas, L. Dixson, A. McLouch, T. VanDorn, E. Gailor, N. Brownell, Mrs. Weed, Teacher. KINDERGARTEN P. M. A. Corsetti, D. Burton, H. Mitchell, S. Barron, N. Drew, G. Willette, R. Mac- Dougall, N. Hall, D. Balduc, R. Blanc- hard, M. Hopkins, N. Petralia, E. Wright, K. DeGrechie, J. Murphy, M. Ryan, A. Doran, C. Pignatelli. P. Pratt, K. Herrick, S. Coffin, B. Peri- ard. J. Pierce, W. Adamson, C. Fort, D. Pendrak, J. Mezera, T. Feynn, D. Myers, E. Collins, K. Brown, E. King, B. Boyce, K. Cormie, Mrs. Weed, Teacher. MRS. GILMORE FIRST ROW: V. Palmer, R. Haas, E. Peroha, S. Hayden. SECOND ROW; M.Mitchell, H. Weed, N. Dickensen, D.Worth. THIRD ROW; L. Brownell, J. Fountain, M. Hughes, J. Eustis, R. Sparling. FOURTH ROW: M. Petra- lia,D. Chiperno, D. Poirier, J. Weils, J. Blake, T. Sevrie. STANDING: J. Deso, L. Adamson, S. Hewitt, A. Brockway, L. Brockway, R. Woodcock. Mrs.Gilmore, H. Handy, W. Galusha, R. Mabb, G. Palmer, W. McLaren, G. Williams, R. Crotty, C. Chapman, D. Ely. MRS. GOGGIN FIRST ROW: L. Dickinson, G. Mosher, J. Smith, R. Sullivan, J. Hammond, R. McLaren, D. Seymour. SECOND ROW: S. Sherman. A. Nickolan, D. Sullivan, L. Hayden, W. Freebern, J. Rieger, W. Loomis. THIRD ROW: R. Almy, S. Relyea, N. Russell, G. Gil- lis, R. Weed, M. White, J. Sherman. FOURTH ROW; F. White, E. Periard, J. Vidnansky, B. Wolfe, A. Gro, A. Nadeau, F. Hammond. ABSENT: W. Godfrey, K. Schellenger. MISS WOLCOTT FIRST ROW: J. Duket, R. Chapman, C. Relyea, T. Nevins, K. Dangelow- sky, D. Collins, G. Calvin, Miss V. Wolcott. SECOND ROW: L. Brock- way, T. Thompson, L. Me Laren, L. Du Frain, B. Bouchard, W. Blair, M. Sullivan, D. Durling. THIRD ROW: M. Stewart, G. Gailor, R. Hayden, H. Adamson, R. Galusha, A. Weils, R. Ely. FOURTH ROW: A.Thivierge, T. Smith, D. Melien, D. Hewitt, J.Deyoe, FIFTH ROW; M. Peck, M. Peck, J. Palmer, B. Humiston, S. Normandin, D. Varney, M. Sherman, S. Hedbring. MRS. CLEMENTS FIRST ROW: C. Ely, C. Brownell, S. Bingham, B. Adam- son, J. Martis, F. Bingham. SECOND ROW: S. Weils, J.Weils, T. Barrett, R. Perrotta, K. Pechette, D. Burch. THIRD ROW: T. LeBaron, F. Dickinson, E. Almy, R. Bouchey, B. Weils, G. Wolfe, L. Gillis, J. Cratty. MISS R. BOIVIN E. Humiston, J. Hayes, D. Dugan, W. Wood, C. Quinones, T. Me Louth, J.Peroha. THIRD ROW: D. Bena, D. Wil- liams, R. Weathenvax, M. Plummer. J. Deyoe, P. Vid- nansky, L. Brockway, N. Hooey, H. Fitzgerald, P. Durl- ing, M. Weed, M. Dangelowky, A. Kastberg, E. Mc- Grath, S. Micholan, C. Brown, D. Peck, J. Loomis, R. Hayden, L. Poirier, P DeFoe, L. Sevrie, M. Schellenger, M. Brockway. MISS GANNON MISS WILLIAMS FIRST ROW: J. McLouth, L. Humiston, D. Brockway, J. Squires, A. Periord, J. Gailor. SECOND ROW: O. Bell, M. MeLouth, T. Wells, C. Hedbring, A. Flanders, E. Squires. THIRD ROW: P. Hunt, L. Kelly, D. Johnson, R. Proller, W. Hayden, A. Rice, F. Hibbert, FOURTH ROW: N. Wood, R. Kingsbury, R. Hayes, T. Brown, E. Smith, D. McLouth. FIFTH ROW: E. Plummer, G. Seymore, R. Brownell. K. Sparling, S. Vandoren. FIRST ROW: R. Sanford, M. Hammond, L. Hooey, W. Wells, R. Periard, R. Sanders. SECOND ROW: M. Ri- vet, J. Dugan, N. Sanford, S. Duket, W. Kelly, R. Pal- mer. THIRD ROW: R. Tucker, R. Smith, S. Peroha, L. Barden, M. Sanders, J. Petralia, W. Freebern, C. Periard, FOURTH ROW: D. Hayden, R. Hammond, D. Fuller, D. Sherman, K. Gro, P. Flanders, H. Moak, N. Humis- ton. FIFTH ROW: J. Harrington, J. Brownell. MRS. PETERS S. Woodcock, M. Mihaly, K. Woodcock, W. Garnsey, P. Williams, S. Perry, C. Perry, G. Mabb, J. Williams, R. Perry, K. Woodcock, D. Petteys absent. MRS. HUNT FIRST ROW; R. Gorman, M. Conway, R. Carr. SEC- OND ROW: P.Conway, M.Gorman, W. Decker. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hunt, E. Bodnar, C. Bodnar, C. Adams, D. Butler. MRS. WATERS R. Crandall, C. Cook, G. Deyoe, C. Deyoe. MRS. BAIN R. Hogaasen, S. Coffinger, R. Periard, P. DeFoe, S. Gil- more, J. Coffinger, M. McCaine, D. Periard, F. Periard, L. Beagle, L. Beagle. OUR BENEFACTORS Dr. and Mrs. Mark Duby Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers Charles Skiff Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Earle Ricketts Mr. and Mrs. William Fritz Samuel Sulli Mr. and Mrs. H. Hilton Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Falvey Rev. Leo Dufort Miss Doris Moon Rev. James Gazeley Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hamm Rev. and Mrs. Martin Hoeksema Mr. and Mrs. Francis Knight Miss Alice Haren John Anthony Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh Jeremiah J. Sullivan Miss Mae Northrup Henry's Restaurant Joseph Ruff Miss Mary Cudahy Bernard Slade Miss Alyce Boivin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glass Miss Helen Farrell Miss Shirley Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Arther Traver Mrs. Catherine Ikenberry Mr. and Mrs. Clarence King Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes Miss Rachel Myers Douglas Archer Mr. and Mrs. William Hoey Miss Elizabeth Grennell William Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teahan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mattes Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Castaldo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodrich Mrs. Doris Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nolan Donald Sevits Mrs. Florence Boyce Edward Ray Miss Elizabeth Myers Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hunt Miss Amelia Medwid Mr. and Mrs. John S. Peters Mrs. Rachel Ryan Mrs. Helen Clement Miss Mary Cooney Miss Lura Bellamy Mr. and Mrs. Damarus Weed Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Allen Miss Mary Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Goggin Miss Mary Lou Dwyer Mrs. Ruth Bain Miss Ruth Butler Mrs. Ursula Murphy Mrs. Norine Waters Miss Ethel Williams Miss Vera Wolcott Miss Aileen Gage Vincent Misuerilli Joseph Allen Leroy Towne Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mac Dougall Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garnsey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bullard Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ostrander Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pett Mrs. Louise Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Follett Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walsh Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Boright Mr. and Mrs. V. Ostrander Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crumpler Mrs. Thomas E. Bullard Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Murray Miss Ruth Butler 55 Benj. K. Compliments of North rup Real Estate — Insurance Best Wishes 64 Pearl St. Closson Funeral Home Schuylerville, N. Y. Phone 2533 from HENRY Orley W. Closson R. MEZERA PAT’S DINER Prop. Building, Mover and Contractor Mrs. DeGrechie Prop. Schuylerville Phone 3646 N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF SHERJOY WALL MUZIKAR’S SERVICE Broad Street COMPLIMENTS OF SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. PAPER Phone 8570 George Varley Compl iments INC. of FALVEY'S NEWSROOM Schuylerville, N. Y. Schuylerville, N. Y. Olive Jackson Velda Clancy Schuylerville, N. Y. Phone Sc 3622 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BOB AND BESS LANSING NEWS DEALERS COCO-COLA Schuylervilie Cleaners Tailors Boston Store Agency, Salem, N. Y. — W. A. Greenwich, New York Bai ne. Compliments of Cossayuna, N.Y., Inez Beauty Shope, Main EAGLE CLOTHING CO. Street Greenwich, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF KAISER-FRAZER 24 HOUR TOW CAR SERVICE GLEN SUPPLY HUDSON FALLS PAPER CO., COMPANY, Inc. Inc. 52 Park Street Wholesale Paper Merchants AC H AND KNITTING COMPANY SCHUYLER VILLE, SPARLING’S GARAGE AFTER THE DEAL IT’S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS Glens Falls, N.Y. WEBSTER School Art Supplies Materials PAPER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Central Warehouse Building ALBANY 4, N.Y. Compliments of PARK’S MILLING CO. Hudson Falls, N.Y. Compl iments of SCHUYLERVILLE COAL and LUMBER CO. J. P. McGary Prop. Schuylerville, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF VILLA NEW YORK WOOD’S HARDWARE ELECTRIC SHOP Prop. FRANCIS N. WOOD Paints Wall Papers RAY SPARLING BACON HILL SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1952 c c O A M O A C C 81 Warren Street GLENS FALLS, N.Y. Schuylerville, N.Y. BROTHERS Electrical Supplies SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. James J. Hughes 57 Compliments of the SCHUYLERVILLE STANDARD Annual Subscriptions $2.00 Job Printing Phone Sc 3700 CONGRATULATIONS FROM CAL’S GARAGE SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. COLLINS FLOWER SHOP Phone 380 34 North Main Street MECHANICVILLE Flowers for any occasion C. L. F. Feeds, Grains and Fertilizers T. V. Westinghouse Donald J. Washburn Glens Falls 2-5980 Schuylerville 3418 Best Wishes to Class of 52 Economy Dept. Store Saratoga Springs N.Y. Compliments of Stewarts Ice Cream Co. Inc. Schuylerville, N.Y. Compliments of Ripley Phillips Coal — Lumber Schuylerville, N.Y. Compliments of Schuyler Farms Dairy Schuylerville, N.Y. R. E. PERIARD GENERAL MERCHANDISE PREMIER FOODS Victory Mills, N.Y. BEST WISHES J. J. NEWBERRY CO. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “52 FROM M. N. LANDAU SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MCGIRR SPECIALTY SHOP SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. MARTIN-THELEN PRINTERS 28 Marion Place Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Phone 1216 COMMERCIAL PRINTING ENGRAVING P. 0. Box Nine YOUR CLASS RING was produced by BALFOUR — manufacturer of High School and College .Jewelry, Commencement Announcements, Diplomas, Medals Trophies. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Your Representative HODGKINS of BALFOUR Schenectady, New York 58 BERT’S GARAGE Goodyear Tires Delco Batteries Dial SC 2660 Broad St. Schuylerville, New York KEN’S LUNCH The Biggest Little Place In Town Phone 3940 SchuylervilUy N. Y. UNITED BOARD and CARTON CORP. Thompson Victory Mills “Everything to Build With” Telephone 268 TO WEST SIDE BUILDING SUPPLY DR. 135 WALNUT STREET SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. QUINN’S Colonial Tavern 340-342 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N.Y. BOOTHS BANQUET ROOMS STARBUCK’S DEPARTMENT STORE For a fine line of Goods Saratoga Spa. N.Y. G. F. BLACKMER and SON Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Commercial Stationers Office Equipment Wholesale Paper Products Compliments of WEEKS’ RESTAURANT Schuylerville, N.Y. MILLER’S PHARMACY C. G. Miller, Ph. G. Phone SC 2666, Schuylerville, N.Y. R. W. PATNAUDE “Something from JEWELER is always something special” Schuylerville, N.Y. Compliments of GLENS FALLS AREA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Quality Manor HOME OF DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Schuylerville, N.Y. PHONE 3522 59 J. ROBERT SARLE Real Estate and Insurance Broad St. Schuylerville, N.Y’. COMPLIMENTS OF GLOBE SUPPLY COMPANY SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Compliments of CAPUTO’S GENERAL STORE GROCERIES - HARDWARE - PAINTS 224 Glen St. Curtains, Fabrics, Domestics Gansevoort, N. Y. Compliments of a Friend” Compliments of GREENWICH COOP G.I.F. FARM STORE GREENWICH, N. Y. Established 1901 C. V. PETERS COMPANY CLOTHIERS Glens Falls, N. Y. CARROLL AUTO SALES Broad Street SCHUYLERVILLE, N. Y. MAYFAIR MEAT PACKING CORPORATION WHOLESALE MEAT PRODUCTS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Saratoga Springs, N. Y. WEIRS GARAGE Ferry St Schuylerville, N. Y. 24 hr. Towing service Banquets and Receptions VitCaye SO. GLENS FALLS COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. YOUNG’S HOME BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND DONALD B. JENKINS RADIO and TELEVISION Sales and Service 10 SARATOGA AVE. SO. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Phone 2-2950 SHEEHAN SILK SHOP, INC. 26 Ridge St. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MCRAE H ARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF FOWLER’S GLENS FALLS, N. Y. 60 B. EDELSTEIN J ew el e r fine daimonds watches jewelry repairing N. BerKowitz — propreitor 346 Broadway Saratoga Springs Phone 1489 Compliments of the VILLAGE of CLARKS MILLS Compliments of TELFAIRS ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE FOUNDED 1857 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALBANY 6, NEW YORK ABC ADMINISTRATION 5-3449 EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 5-3440 STUDENTS CALL 5-9266 A School of Higher Business Education WILBUR AUTO SALES “Where customers send their friends” Lincoln — Mercury Reo Trucks and Buses Saratoga,Springs, N. Y. South Broadway Established 1917 MILDRED ELLERY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 Quail Street, Albany 3, N. Y. Send for Catalog inf 3 C o m j l i Dehns Flowers 178-180 DeeKman St. Saro+oj Sf®, N-Y Millers Pharmacy Our agent in Schuylerville, N. Y. Compliments of THE FARMERS’ HARDWARE CO. 492 Broadway Saratoga Springs Phone 47 Compliments of SPA CITY DINER Saratoga Spa, N. Y. MORRIS BERKMAN CO., INC. Work — Dress — Sport SPORTS EQUIPMENT - TOBACCOS WHOLESALE and RETAIL LANSINGBURG MECHANICVILL E RENSSELAER JOHN D. RYAN FURNITURE GREENWICH, N. Y. Tel. 2680 CAMBRIDGE, N. Y. Tel. 2680 SCHHUYLER VILLE, N. Y. TEL 3138 Congratulations To The Class of 1952 THE STYLE SHOP Schuylerville, N. Y. Don’s Cleaner Stop! Moth Damage Guaranteed Moth Protection Brood St. Schuylerville, N. Y. 61 THE METHODIST CHURCH Howard M. Hills, Minister Saratoga Candy Kitchen LUNCHES CANDY AND HOME MADE ICE CREAM 112 — Phones — 63 456 Broadway 1 Jlie Saihion Shop Favorite Shopping Center 17- 19 RIDGE STREET GLENS FALLS, N. Y. PHONE 2-4835 RODNEY D. BENNETT, D.D.S. 432 BROADWAY Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 37 Division St. Saratoga CARL’S MUSIC STORE Musical Instruments and Accessories of all Kinds Ph. 3130 — Dick Stevens, Prop. NATIONAL BANK OF SCHUYLERVILLE NELSON S. PRATT West Spring Street SCHUYLERVILLE, NEW YORK McCORMICK TRACTORS AND MACHINES HOME FREEZERS REFRIGERATORS BATTERIES AND TIRES e Jeweler WATCHES Diamonds of Qual ity TROPHIES 21 Caroline Street Saratoga Spa, N. Y. FRANK BETTY JUANITA THE CORNER RESTAURANT Betty's Famous Pies Home Cooked Meals Prompt and Courteous Service Open Daily, Year Around 29 4 LAKE AVE. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Compliments of MASSIE’S Compliments of Schuyl erville Decorators Broad St. Schuyl ervil 1 e, N. Y. Phone SC 3733 PHONE 3719 SCHUYLERVILLE RADIO TV SHOP 106 BROAD STREET SCHUYLERVILLE, N. Y. Phones: 3220 or 3221 WILLIAMS CHEVROLET, INC. President 103 Maple Ave. T. L. WILLIAMS SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. GREENWOOD AND BOYCE FIRST CLASS STAPLE MEATS GROCERIES BROAD ST. Schuyl erville, N. Y. 6 Compliments of Endicott Johnson Saratoga Spa., N. Y. 2 TIM O’BRIEN NEWS ROOM VARIETY SHOP PHONE SCHUYLERVILLE, 3811 Toys — Records — Cigars — Cigarettes — Candy Ellsworth Bros. Ice Cream Co. Phone 2399 120 Division St. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. BlGSBEE MOTORS. INC. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS 488 BROADWAY CONGRESS, HAMILTON ■ FEDERAL STREETS SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK Phone 2300 Tel: 2506 Compliments of Compliments ONEIDA MARKETS INC. HOTEL SCHUYLER Compliments of Broad St. SONN’S CLOTHING STORE Clothing — Shoes Schuylerville, N. Y. SCHUYLERVILLE, N. Y. Compliments of Congratulations S. W. BUCHDAL DOM’S TAXI Phone Keep Well Informed 3223 Read THE POST-STAR 24 HOUR SERVICE and THE GLENS FALLS TIMES The Latest News First” GLICKMAN’S FOUNTAIN PEN PENCILS Phone MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOP BOOKS 7.IPPER CASES 248 W HEADQLARTERS FOR WORK CLOTHES RUSSELL WAIT 461-463 Broadway SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Glens Falls, N. Y. MacFINN DRUG CO., INC. J. STERLING, INC. 396 Broadway — Telephone 125 SARATOGA SPRINGS NEW YORK Jewelers All the better 134 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York COSMETICS 6 3 DURKEE’S SERVICE STATION Mobilubricotion — Tires Botteries P HONE 186 Schuylerville, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF HEMSTREET’S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BROAD STREET SCHUYLERVILLE, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF BEN FRANKLIN STORE SCHUYLERVILLE, N. Y. I. PROLLER, MGR. Compliments of OLD SARATOGA GIFT and BOOK SHOP BEST WISHES FROM ext iolel Stccctia ScfettecfacCtf, Tt. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF 1952 “SCHUYLER” ECONOMY DRY GOODS CO., INC. 117 - 123 GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK Lloyd W. Straw BROADWAY 400 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF GREENWICH INN COMPLIMENTS OF CORNER DRUG STORE J. LEIGHTON CROMIE 64