Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

Toil into the dusk, for the morrow brings a new dawn. 'faculty 'TJfMAiC' rfmttcal St ll Editor................... Assistant Editor ........ Business Manager ........ Advertising Editor ...... Girls' Sports ........... Boys' Sports ............ Art ___ _______ FLORENCE GARNSEY ANNE ROBBINS AGNES MALONEY CAROLYN HILLS ............. LENA FISHER .... ... GEORGE BISS HERBERT GAGNE Editor Literary Editors Senior High DIANE DORAN MARK DUBY Junior High ..._________________ HELEN SIMMONS Photography .......................... MARGARET MEZERA Typists GRACE GARNSEY HELEN SIMMONS ELAINE FITZGERALD JANE SANDERS Advisor • MISS RUTH BUTLER Assistant Editor MISS ANNE ROBBINS T edccataut We, the class of ’54, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Nolan, our class advisor, who for four years has successfully helped, guided and advised us through all our undertakings. cCtHittiaPicitiatt Guidance Director ft c cc e t 9 MR. DOUGLAS ARCHER Music MRS. RUTH BAIN Northumberland—grade K-6 MISS ALYCE BOIVIN Schuylerville—grade 3 MISS RUTH BUTLER Commerce MRS. HELEN CLEMENT Victory Mills—grade K-l MR. THOMAS CONNOR Schuylerville—grade 4 MRS. ANABEL FALVEY Schuylerville—grade 3 MISS AILEEN CAGE S. H. math and science MRS. VIRCINIA GILMORE Victory Mills—grade 6 MISS ALICE HAREN Schuylerville—grade 5 MRS. ELIZABETH HEALY Quaker Spgs.—grade K-6 MRS. MARY HEBERT Wilton No. 2—grade K-6 MR. ANDREW McGRIFFIN Driver Education MISS AMELIA MEDWID Home Economics MISS DORIS MOON Girls’ Physical Education MR. MICHAEL NOLAN French and Latin MRS. MILDRED PETERS Jr. High School MR. GEORGE ROUND J. H. Citizenship MRS. ALICE SPARLINC Schuylerville—grade 4 MISS RITA BOIVIN Thomson—grade 3 MISS BARBARA BOYER Elem. Music, H. S. Chorus MISS MARY BRADY S. H. English and Library MISS MARY COONEY Schuylerville—grade 2 MRS. CATHERINE CROZIER Thomson—grade 1 MISS MARY CUDAHY Citizenship 8-9 a c u C t MRS. FLORENCE COGG1N Victory Mills—grade 5 MISS ELIZABETH GRENNELL S. H. Citizenship MRS. ELIZABETH HAMM Schuylerville—grade 6 MRS. PHOEBE HUNT Kindergarten MR. DONALD Le RAY Boys’ Physical Education MISS JOAN McANDREWS S. H. English MR. MARTIN MUNSON Industrial Arts MRS. URSULA MURPHY Schuylerville—grade 1 MRS. ELLA MURRAY J. H. Mathematics MR. JOHN MURTAGH J. H. Science MRS. ELIZABETH WALSH J. H. English and Math MRS. DAMARIS WEED Kindergarten MISS ETHEL WILLIAMS Thomson—grade 2 MISS VERA WOLCOTT Victory Mills—grade 4 'Pe 6o t tel The-underlying purpose of the school health service is that of prevention of illness and disease and the establish- ment of good social and personal health habits through education. The program carried out by the school nurse includes that of rendering first aid, assisting at physical inspec- tion, giving eye and ear screening tests, notifying parents of any defects found and doing attendance supervision. In addition to the full-time school nurse, the Coopera- tive Board of Education provides the services of a school nurse one day a week and a dental hygienist one semester. The school physician is employed by the Board of Education to do physical inspection of all the students and to act in an advisory capacity in all school health problems. .-MISS M. L. DWYER Dental Hygienist O ice P i o uteC Reading from left to right: Miss Rachel My- ers, Secretary, and Mrs. Francis Knight, Assist- ant Secretary. Reading from left to right: Mrs. Rachel Ryan and Mrs. Cath- erine Herrington. Ab- sent, Mrs. Eleanor Allen. SuilcCiny (ZuatocUeuM Reading from left to right: M r. Theodore Sails, Mr. Harold Good- rich and Mr. Donald Hinckley. Absent, Mrs. Elizabeth Perry and Mr. Charles Lamphear. Reading from left to right: F. Mattes, C. King, D. Archer, L. Towns, J. Ruff, T. Sails, R. MacDougall, B. Slade, W. Hoey, A. T raver. ‘THete ye faun oust 'P'UttctficU CLASS of 1954 . . . It is my pleasure and privilege to extend to each and every one of you sincere congratulations from the members of the Board of Education, the teachers, and other personnel of Schuylerville Central School. During your elementary and secondary school years, your lives have been made happier by sacrificing and loving parents; your educational burdens have been lightened by helpful and understanding teachers, and your paths brightened by friendly and congenial classmates. All of us rejoice with you upon your successful completion of your high school program. Regardless of where you go after graduation, we trust you will carry with you the fine moral and spiritual values of your homes, and the high social and educational standards of your school. An honest, trustworthy, religious, ana morally sound way of life has long symbolized the real American way, and we must all vigorously defend and live these basic principles in our every day life by our words, deeds, and actions if we are to combat the apparent disregard of sound, moral and ethical standards that has rocked and shocked our nation. Your Board of Education, teachers, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, custodians, office personnel, nd all associated with the Schuylerville Central School wish you happiness. We invoke God’s blessing upon you believing that through His guidance you will continue to live abundant and fruitful lives. The school and oilice doors will always be open to you. Come in to see us. Sincerely, MOTTO—Excelsior CLASS FLOWER—Red Rose CLASS COLORS—Blue and white CLASS ADVISORS—Miss Medwid, Mr. Nolan President _____________________________________ AGNES MALONEY Vice President.............................. FLORENCE GARNSEY Secretary____________________________________________GEORGE BISS Treasurer ................................... HELEN SIMMONS Theresa Ava Arsenault Junior Service 1; Senior Ser- vice 3; Girls' Sextette 2. 3. Joan Ann Beagle Junior Service 1. George Gregory Biss Yearbook Staff 4; Class Secre- tary 4. Lois Reta Chapman Senior Service 2, 3, 4; Junior Service 1; International Re- lations 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Secretary 3. Frances Elizabeth Wood Local History 1, 2. 3, 4, Sec- retary: Chorus 1. Joyce Anne Cormie Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Senior Service 3. 4: International Relations 3. 4: Athletic Association 2; Cheer- leader 2. 3. 4; Junior Ser- vice 1. Joseph Thomas Corsetti Class Secretary 1; Athletic As- sociation 1; Basketball J-V Manager 1; Senior Service 3. 4; International Relations 4; Band 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4. William Nicholson Cromie International Relations 4; Mixed Chorus. Diane Margaret Doran Junior Service 1, 2; Senior Ser- vice 3, 4; International Rela- tions 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 3, 4; Student Council, Secretary 4; Chorus 3, 4. Yvonne Lillian Drew Junior Service 1; Senior Ser- vice 4; International Rela- tions 3, 4. Mark Donald Duby Class President 1, 3; Junior Service 1; International Rela- tions 4; Senior Service 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1, 3; Ath- letic Association 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Lena Edith Fisher Junior Service 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1. Herbert Leo Gagne Yearbook Staff 4. Florence Geneva Garnsey Junior Service 1; Senior Ser- vice 2, 3, 4; Editor Yearbook 4; International Relations 3, 4, President 4; Class Vice President 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Chorus 3. Willard Henry La Voy Class Vice President 1; Stu- dent Council Vice President 2, President 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. James Fred Mallory Athletic Association 3; Track 3; Senior Service 4. Grace Mae Garnsey Junior Service 1; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Play 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Caroline Mae Hills International Relations 3, 4; Senior Play 3, 4; Sextette 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. j i Agnes Mae Maloney Senior Service 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Yearbook Staff, Business Manager 4; In- ternational Relations 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; Class Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4; Secretary Tri-County Student Council 4. Margaret Anne Mezera Athletic Association 4; Year- book Staff 4. Harry Hugh Millett International Relations 4; Class Secretary 1; Student Council 4; Senior Service 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, Trophy Award 4. Robert Edwin Mosher V Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Interna- tional Relations 4; Student Council 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4. Walter Edgar Mould Junior Service 1; Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Carole Ruth Pechette Junior Service 1. William Henry Peck Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Service 1; Senior Service 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Anne Mary Robbins National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Service 1; Senior Ser- vice 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Assistant Editor Yearbook Staff 4; International Rela- tions 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. Gordon Willard Russell Junior Service 1; 4-H. James Edward Sanders Junior Service 1; 4-H. Donald Nicholas Royal International Relations 4; Foot- ball 3, 4. Henry Larvie Royal International Relations 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Jane Rita Sanders Junior Service 1; International Relations 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. Richard Louis Sanders Basketball 1; Football 1. 2: Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3; International Rela- tions 4. Carl Leonard Seymour Band 1, 2, 3. 4; International Relations 4. Helen Cora Simmons Athletic Association 1, 3; Stu- dent Council 2; Class Presi- dent 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Ser- vice 4; Ring Committee 3. Margaret Martha Smith International Relations 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Thomas Raymond Villa Tennis 3; Trophy Award 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association 2. U wz TTtatei 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. We the class of ’54 wish to express our thanks to Miss Amelia Medwid for her many services which she rendered to us as our Junior and Senior class ad- visor. . 'ZSiAtaKf, FRESHMAN V Forty-Two Members CLASS OFFICERS—President, M. Duby; Vice President. W. LaVoy; Secretary, R. Mosher; Treasurer, J. Corsetti. ADVISORS—Miss Farrell and Mr. Nolan. ACTIVITIES—“Get acquainted” Dance—Freshman Frolic Sale of Senior Play Tickets Class Picnic STUDENT COUNCIL—M. Duby JSOPHOMORE Thirty-Nine Members CLASS OFFICERS—President, H. Simmons; Vice President. W. LaVoy; Secretary, J. Corsetti; Treasurer, A. Maloney. ADVISORS—Miss Medwid and Mr. Nolan ACTIVITIES—“Barn Dance” Sophomore Hop Class Picnic STUDENT COUNCIL—W. LaVoy and H. Simmons JUNIOR V Thirty-Six Members CLASS OFFICERS—President, M. Duby; Vice President, F. Gamsey; Secretary, L. Chapman; Treasurer, S. Cromie. ADVISORS—Miss Medwid and Mr. Nolan ACTIVITIES—“Harvest Moon” Dance “Isle of Paradise”—Junior Prom Selecting Class Ring Class Picnic NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—A. Maloney, F. Gamsey, A. Robbins BOYS’ STATE—J. Corsetti STUDENT COUNCIL—M. Duby, W. LaVoy SENIOR Thirty-Eight Members CLASS OFFICERS—President, A. Maloney; Vice President, F. Garnsey; Secretary, G. Biss; Treasurer, H. Simmons. ADVISORS—Miss Medwid and Mr. Nolan ACTIVITIES—Senior Play, “The Calamity Kids,” directed by Miss Elizabeth Meyers Senior Ball Washington Trip Class Picnic The Senior hard-earned trip became a reality in April. Money-making activities include selling candy, cards, magazines as well as the basketball concession. STUDENT COUNCIL—President, R. Mosher; Secretary, D. Doran; Representatives, A. Maloney, H. Millett. A. Maloney, Secretary Tri-County Student Council. N V 44 TtfiUI ______________________ We, the Class of 1954, being of sound mind, do hereby make and publish our last will and testament, bequeathing our possessions as hereafter stated: T. Arsenault bequeaths her quiet ways to T. Eutis. F. Garnsey and L. Chapman leave M. Allen and K. Malloy their lasting friendship. B. Mosher, H. Millett, and J. Corsetti join together in leaving their sportsmanship to D. Cromie, L. Peck, and G. Obie. G. Garnsey and J. Sanders leave their “extra inches to J. Driscoll and M. Butler. P. Mezera leaves her art for getting out of classes to J. Murphy to be put to good use. C. Pechette bequeaths her ability to get along with the boys to A. Hughes and K. Barber. H. Royal leaves his popularity to anyone who can put it to good use. M. Duby and J. Mallory bequeath their love for the “Library” to G. Mabb and P. Carter. D. Doran leaves her ability to get home from school on time to anyone playing after-school games. J. Cormie bequeaths her position on the cheerleading squad to any hopeful prospect. C. Hills leaves her trips to Greenwich to S. Drew. T. Villa bequeaths his position as head of the geometry class to P. Young. Y. Drew leaves her “line-drive” in hockey to B. Dornan. J. Beagle bequeaths her quiet manners to A. Fitzgerald. G. Biss and T. Coffinger leave two fine jobs at the Oneida Market to any energetic juniors. H. Gagne bequeaths his sports-like ability to J. Duket. H. Simmons and L. Fisher join together in leaving their ability to chew gum in study hall to J. Perotta and D. Mulvihill. A. Maloney leaves her shyness to D. Haas. B. Cromie and W. Mould bequeath their “muscles” to B. Burch and E. Archer. B. Peck and G. Russell bequeath their farm “know-how” to L. Hefferman and L. Normandy. R. Sanders leaves his winning way with the girls to F. Van Dusen. M. Smith and A. Robbins bequeath the square dances at the Grange to M. Guard and F. Gailor. F. Wood leaves her nights at Brennans to B. Nadeau. C. Seymour bequeaths his love for English to H. Gardephe. D. Royal and J. Sanders leave their ability to make friends to R. Seymour. AJAA The Junior Class held its annual prom on May 22. The gymnasium was attractively decorated in keeping with the theme “The Isle of Paradise.” Dick Stevens’ orchestra played for dancing. At 11 o’clock the coronation took place. Joseph Corsetti and Helen Simmons were crowned King and Queen of 1954 by last year’s royal couple, Richard Cof- finger and Virginia Booth. Michael Nolan, Jr., and Jean Seymour were crown brearers. a r c°R£Na J NAT IONAL _ HONOR SOCIETY A PCay i4t THE CALAMITY KIDS Midge Starr................. Mickey Starr ............... Emily Hoskins .............. Clara Clagg............ Hezekiah Hoskins............ Brad Rivers ................ Bonnie Blue ---------------- Gideon Garvey----------— Opal Ludlow............. Loraine Ludlow ......... Elmer Ludlow —.........- Grace Garnsey _____Bill Rooke Dorothy Haas . Diane Doran .......Dick Cromie Roger Sherman Florence Garnsey .......Ed Archer _____Dawn Wilson _____Caroline Hills ........ Gary Obie How’s skating Gideon? Director—Miss Elizabeth Myers Front row: J. Perotta. E. Fitzgerald, G. Obie, S. Drew, L. Normandia. J. Murphy. Second row: D. Cromie. P. Fish. K. Molloy, R. Burch, B. Doran. A. Hayes. Third row: L. Heffer- nan, D. Mulville, R. Seymour, M. Allen, A. Eddy, J. Driscoll. Advisors MR. MURTA UGH MISS BRADY OFFICERS—A. Hughes. Sec retary: R. Cromie, President; J. Peck, Vice President; J. Perotta. Treasurer. Front row: E. Archer, F. Van Deusen, T. Eustis, J. D u k e t, L. Burch, P. Carter, F. Gailor. Second row: P. Young, S. Deyoe, R. Sherman, M. Guard, H. Gardephe, D. Haas, B. Neadeau. Third row: K. Barber, A. Hughes. L. Peck, A. Fitzgerald. M. Butler. C. Mabb. First row C. Thomp- son, B. Woodcock, P. Linendol, T. Drew, T. Casey, C. Mullen, A. Peck, J. W'ood. Second row: I). Ham- mond, B. Williams, J. Germain, E. King, C. Peck, E. Duff, S. Na- deau, H. Eustis. Third row: H. Everts, G. Marray, W. Barber, W. Wilson, D. Carpent- er. M. Dickinson. Advisors MISS BOYER MR. ARCHER OFFICERS—J. Ruff, Treas- urer; E. Sullivan, Secretary; J. Wood, President; R. Everts, Vice President. First row: A. Bristol, P. Boyce, E. Molloy, R. Maloney, W. Le- Barron, D. DeFabio, E. Sullivan. C. Hinckley, K. Brownell. Second row: T. Smith, T. Fitzgerald, T. But- ler, J. Ruff, B. Villa, A. Adams, S. Booth. G. Groozniak. Third row: C. Schmid. R. Hammond, F. Sul- livan, P. Squired, F. Perry, E. Gailor. H. Peck. First row: M. Fremont, B. Santabar, J. Doran, P. Wood, S. Van Dues- en. K. Williams, T. Ma- loney, G. Obie, C. Sul- livan, A. Brown, W. Abern, W. Guard, A. LeBaren. Second row: A. Arnold, J. Saries, J. Hewitt, R. Varley, J. Pratt, R. Goggin, S. Horsefield, L. Brown, E. Nanic, C. Miller, E. Godfrey, L. Turcotte, E. Rasa- nen. Third row: J. Barrett, W. DeFoe, P. Bingham, H. Pechette, A. Noel, C. M illis, R. Reigan, L. Thompson, F. De- Fabio, E. Randell, J. Allen, J. Hathaway. Fourth row: A. Farnan, R. MacDougal, J. Tole- man, D. Everts, J. Sobon, W'. Fitzgerald, B. King, A. Baine, M. Pett, R. Horsefield. Advisors MISS McANDREWS MR. WALSH OFFICERS—J. Barett, Vice President; L. Turcotte, Sec- retary; W. Guard, President; J. Hathaway, Treasurer. First row: P. Baldwin, B. Haley. J. Seney, B. Mihalik, B. Cheney, C. Wilhelm, J. Myers. Second row: A. Bass- ette, B. D e y o e, F. Woodcock, P. Mitchell. M. Maloney, C. Mitch- ell, C. Du Frain, M. Fitch. Third row: T. Varley. J. Coffinger, D. Wood, K. Kadick, R. Galusha. F. Muzikar. 0. Garnsey. First row: N. Ferry, L. Johnson, P. Kadick, G. Rahine, D. Poirier, J. Mould, P. Thibodeau, E. Hawkins. Second row: J. Blake. M. Mitchell, N. Gam- sey, I). C r o m i e, R. Sparling, J. Periard, J. Weils, K. Germain, 1. Royal, L. DeFabio. Third row: C. Chap- man, L. Brown well, H. Weed, I). Corlew, C. Barber, S. Hewitt, J. Conlee. B. Peroha, L). Carnegie, L. Adamson. Advisors MRS. MURRAY MRS. WALSH OFFICERS — President, D. LaVoy; Vice President, C. Adams; Secretary, P. Mur- phy; Treasurer, C. Williams. First row: L. Edes, G. Coonradt, J. Drew, S. Squires, R. Crandall, E. Thomas, W. Galus- ha, B. Bessette, M. Hughes, R. Burton. Second row: M. Petro- lia, R. Simmons, D. Chipemo, D. Gurney, J. Eustis, C. Adams. R. Crotty, M. Murphy, W. McLaren, F. Periard, I). Forbes, M. Poirier. Third row: H. Handy. R. Haas, T. Seurie, G. Williams, D. LaVoy, R. Davis, J. Wadsworth, J. Signor, K. Barber, L. VanDewerker. Front row: S. Relyea, A. Almy, R. Sullivan, L. Patnaude, F. Nanek, J. Lowe, D. Ernst, H. Booth, W. Cardem, C. Moore. Second row: P. DeFoe. W. Freeburn, P. Wil- liams, D. Seymour, R. McLaren, R. Weed, M. Young, A. Gro. Third row: S. Sherman, T. Ryan, L. Wolcott, L. Myers, C. Grant, D. Clark, A. Bullard, B. Wolfe, E. Bain. J. Smith. Seventh tiiade Advisors MISS CUDAHY MR. ROUND OFFICERS Home Room 12— G. Gillis, President; C. Clark, Vice President; J. Sherman, Secretary; J. Reiger, Treas- urer. Home Room 11—H. Booth, President; D. Seymour, Vice President; P. Williams, Sec- retary J. Lowe, Treasurer. First row: A. Santabar, J. DeFabio, J. Vidnan- sky, A. Nadeau, G. Mosher, J. Reiger, B. Fitch, D. Sullivan, J. Mayer, A. Nichlan. Second row: J. Sher- man, W. Godfrey, C. Clark, B. Boyce, N. Wells, L. Dumas. K. Woodcock, P. Tolman. Third row: L. Haley, M. Peloch, F. Ham- mond, C. Simmons, J. Barber, E. Bodnar, N. Russell. D. Butler. COACH WALSH 'poot ail Although each game was a team affair and victory was achieved by six hard fighting boys working together toward a common goal —mention of the two individual high scorers is in order: Harry Millett: scored a grand total of 80 points in five games, an average of 16 points per game. His most illustri ous day was against Argyle when he scored four touch- downs on long runs and threw two completed passes on point after touchdown attempts. Henry Royal: averaged 11 points per game —threw six touchdown passes during the sea- son—good blocker and a fine defensive player. Henry’s best day came in the game against Hoosick Falls when he scored four touchdowns (three on runs—one on a pass play) and passed for two more touchdowns. W. LAVOY Co-Captain TEAM-k GaVoy, H. Crotnie, E. -Standing: Pen ter, P. | 'fosher, R Coach EeR; Kneeling; A, '• MiJIett, I ■ Duff. Coach W'ais Dal'lvvin. C. ; Horsefieid iay. H. MILLETT Captain hi, Z kar' D- Car- Fitzgerald, B. Gardephe. Assistant SchuylerpilU Opponents Warrensburg afetn Cambridge Argyle Hoosick FaiJs 7 Cheerleaders resting during iu� rt,'r_ ‘V WUt t 1953-54 SaMet SARATOGA COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Front row: J. Duket, Assistant Manager; G. Mabb, J. Corsetti, A. Fitzgerald, H. Millett, W. La- Voy, R. Mosher, L. Peck. Second row: Coach Walsh, R. Sherman. Manager; D. Wait, G. Obie, L. Normandin, T. Villa. H. Royal, R. Cromie, H. Gardephe. Schedule We They 'Argyle _______________________ 42 41 Ballston Spa .............. 41 31 Greenwich.................... 44 37 Burnt Hills __________________ 74 46 Stillwater................... 39 51 'Salem _______________________ 47 50 South 'Glens Falls .......... 46 42 Corinth________________________ 56 32 Hoosick Falls.................. 47 50 Ballston Spa _................. 40 47 Greenwich ................... 66 32 Burnt Hills ................._ 55 49 'Salem ...................... 47 59 Stillwater.................... 58 57 'Argyle ....................... 56 54 S. Glens Falls ................ 56 59 Corinth________________________ 68 54 Hoosick Falls .............. 85 54 Non-League Games Front row: F. Sullivan, J. Ruff, E. Molloy, W. Deyoe. Second row: Mr. LeRay, coach; F. Muzikar, H. Peck, R. Horsfield. Third row: W. Santabar. J. Sobon, J. Myers, K. Kadec, J. Allen. Sc tecCtcie We They •Argyle ................. 42 52 Ballston Spa ............. 33 28 Greenwich ________________ 35 33 Burnt Hills________________ 48 50 Stillwater _______________ 41 29 •Salem____________________ 31 38 South Glens Falls ......... 31 53 Corinth ___________________ 39 30 Hoosick Falls ........... - 28 40 Ballston Spa ______________ 54 51 Greenwich _________________ 36 43 Burnt Hills ............. - 30 43 •Salem .................. 35 24 Stillwater ........-....... 48 46 Argyle ......-....-....... 47 52 S. Glens Falls ............ 42 48 Corinth ................... 42 53 Hoosick ................. 39 33 •Non-League Games Seated: Edwin Hanna, Harry Millett, Joseph Lenz. Standing: Willard LaVoy, Edward Driscoll. Lawrence Heffernan. Competing in Hudson Valley Tennis Con- ference with Corinth, Hartford, South Glens Falls and Glens Falls the Schuylerville Tennis squad held its own against schools of their own size but lost two matches to both Glens Falls and South Glens Falls. The Schuyler net men finished with a .500 average winning four and losing the same number. Harry Millett. Tom Villa and Edward Driscoll were the single players while Bill Barber and Albert Richards generally teamed up for the doubles. Millett and Villa teamed up as a double team in the Sectionals in Schenectady. After beat- ing Heatly High of Green Island 9-7 in the semi, our boys went back the next day to whip the Class “C” school, Waterford 6-4, 2-6, 6-3. In beating Waterford, the Schuyler- ville double team came home with the Class “C,” “D ” and “E” Sectional Trophy. Pictured at lef{: H. Millett, T. Villa, winners of NYS Sections II Doubles Team Class C-D-E. I. Track Meets First row: C. Schmid, W. Cromie, H. Gardephe, W. Santabar, R. Sanders. Second row: T. Mulvihill, W. LaVoy, G. Mabb, P. Carter, R. Brown. Third row: Mr. Walsh, Coach; H. Royal. W. Mould. A. Eddy, J. Mallory. A—DUAL I. Salem _....................... 68 Schuylerville ................ 19 II. Argyle .......... ......... 54 Schuylerville ________________ 37 III. South Glens Falls ........... 60% Schuylerville ................ 341 .’ IV. Glens Falls J. V. ........... 57 Schuylerville ................ 38 B—CONFERENCE MEET (at Salem) I. Placed fourth (Schuylerville) II. Dick Brown took first in High Jump III. Willard LaVoy placed in Broad Jump C—SECTIONALS—Johnstown 1. Henry Royal, Tim Mulvihill entered but no one placed. SCORING First Place _....'................. 5 points Second Place ........................ 3 points Third Place.............................. 1 point Relay—Winner Receives 5 points Loser gets 0 In tie—half the point total for that place is given TEAM—First row: F. DeFabio, B. Burch, J. Meyers, H. Royal, R. Sherman, G. Obie, E. Molloy, Manager. Second row: D. Forbes, W. Santa bar, T. Villa, H. Millett, W. LaVoy, L. Normandin D. Cromie. Third row: Coach Misurelli, A. Fitzgerald, J. Corsetti, B. MacDougal, E. Driscoll. Playing as a member of the Saratoga County Baseball League the Schuylerville Black Horses, under the direction of Coach Misurelli, had a seven game schedule. Starting the season in fine shape the Schuylers won their first two league games against Greenwich and Stillwater only to drop the remaining league games. SCHEDULE We They Greenwich 10 7 Stillwater ................................. 15 11 Hoosick Falls ........................... — 9 12 Corinth . 2 14 South Glens Falls ....................-...... 1 7 Ballston Spa . 3 14 Burnt Hills 2 13 '7iacA t953 SALEM MEET: Henry Royal scored first in 100 yd. dash, Albert Bullard placed third in Mile Run, Willard LaVoy took third in Broad Jump, Tom Mulvihill and Walt Mould placed first and second respectively in the Shot Put, Allen Eddy hit third place in Discus and second in the Pole Vault. ARGYLE MEET: Henry Royal placed second in 100 yd. and 220 yd. dash. Dick Sanders tied for third place in 220. Paul Carter, James Mallory took second and third in 440 yd. dash. Bill Santabar, Chris Schmid placed first and second in 880 yd. run. Albert Bullard copped the Mile Run. Tom Mulvihill took third place in the Shot Put. Allen Eddy took third place in the Discus. Dick Brown took first place in the High Jump. Paul Carter third in Broad jump. The team of Royal, Santabar, Sanders and LaVoy won the 880 relay. SOUTH HIGH: Henry Royal won the 100 yd. dash, second in the 220. Dick Sanders third in both 100 and 200 dashes. Paul Carter took third in 440 yd. dash. Bill Santabar second in 880 yd. run. Bill Cromie third place in the mile. Dick Brown took first place in the high jump and Pole Vault. Tom Mulvihill captured first place in the shot put, Willard LaVoy walked off with top honors in the Broad Jump. GLENS FALLS J.V.: Henry Royal won 100 yd. dash—placed second in 220. Dick Sanders took third in the 220. Bullard third in the Mile Run and high jump. Paul Carter third in the 440 yd. run. Chris Schmid third in 880 run, Dick Brown tied first in Pole Vault and won the high jump, Tom Mulvihill won the Discus and the shot put. Willard LaVoy tied first in the Broad Jump. ‘S z 6et zCC 954 Preseason predictions had the 1953-54 Schuylerville aggregation as a strong con- tender for league leadership. There were eight returning lettermen from the previous season who had seen a great deal of action in addition to a host of good prospects up from the J. V.’s. The Black Horses winged away to a fast start by winning the first four games but dropped two league games before the second semester began to remain in a three way tie for first place. The remainder of the season will determine if early season prophecies will ma- terialize and only the strong spirited, never say die attitude of all Schuylerville athletes will determine their final league standing. D. DeFabio, J. Cormie, B. Nadeau, D. Haas, A M. Butler. D. DeFabio, D. Haas, A. Peck, B. Nadeau, J. Cormie. L. Turcotte, C. Thompson, J. Hathaway, A. Hughes, T. Fitzgerald, T. Butler. A. Adams, D. DeFabio, M. Ryan. B. Haley, C. Thompson. First row: M. Petralia, D. Cromie, D. Ernst, R. Varley. Second row: C. Grant, L. Johnson, L. Wolcott, J. Barrett. Third row: R. Horsfield, M. Allen, G. Williams, R. Galusha. Fourth row: K. Germain, L. Edes, H. Weed, E. Mihaly. tfOiti Sextette E. DeGrechie, C. Thompson, C. Hinkley, D. Wilson, C. Hillis, J. Driscoll. TtlixecL (fyvuu First row: C. Sullivan, J. Pratt. D. Gurney, K. Barber, E. DcGrechie, E. Rasnian. B. LeBaron, L. DeFabio, M. Dukett, M. Maloney, C. Gailor, C. Miller. Second row: J. Low, L. Thompson. E. Yandell, M. Young, J. Hathaway, B. Williams, G. Obie. A. Brown, J. Mould, J. Doran, Miss Boyer. Third row: R. Collins, J. Driscoll, B. Clark, C. Thompson, H. Eustis, T. Casey, K. Mosher, P. Bing- ham, J. Periard. Fourth row: P. Young, R. Sanders, H. Gardephe, H. Peck, R. Mosher, G. Mahb. Settion Sand J. Allen, M. Allen, E. Archer, A. Arnold, L. Brown, L. Burch, P. Carter, J. Cormie, J. Corsetti, D. Cromie, R. Cromie, L. Edes, D. Ernst, T. Eustis, P. Fish, E. Fitzgerald, R. Galusha. C. Orant. J. Germain, K. Germain, R. Haas, L. Hefferman, C. Hinckley R. Horsfield, A. Hughes, L. Johnson, R. McCougal, B. Mihaly, E. Molloy, D. Mulvihill, K. Molloy, E. Nanek, G. Obie, J. Perotta, W. Rooke, C. Seymour, R. Seymour, R. Sherman, F. Sullivan, L. Turcotte, L. VanDewerker, F. VanDeusen, L. VanDeusen, R. Varley, T. Varley, L. Wolcott, H. Weed, K. Williams. D. Wilson, P. Wood, J. Barrett. G. Williams, M. Petralia. tyoUd' tytee P. Bingham, A. Brown, L. Brown, T. Butler, T. Casey, L. Chap- man, J. Cormie, D. DeFabio, D. Doran, J. Driscoll, Pianist; H. Eustis, T. Fitzgerald, G. Garnsey, J. Germain, D. Gurney, J. Hathaway, C. Hills, C. Hinckley, S. Horsfield, B. King, C. Miller, K. Mosher, G. Obie, A. Peck, C. Peck, B. Peroha, J. Pratt, E. Easamen, E. Sullivan, C. Thompson, L. Thompson, L. Turcotte, B. Williams, D. Wilson, F. Woodcock, J. Wood, E. Yandell. Seated, left to right: A. Maloney, D. Doran, R. Mosher, President; L. Normandin, R. Cromie. Standing: W. Guard, J. Eustis, C. Gailor, H. Millett, G. Gillis, Mr. Walsh. Sponsor; D. LaVoy, J. Conlee, L. Brownell, H. Eustis, G. Obie, J. Wood. StueilKt (Z ciKCit First row, left to right: R. Maloney, J. Connie, A. Maloney, J. Wood, E. Sullivan, E. Drew, K. Molloy, C. Mullen. Second row: Miss Myers, Sponsor; A. Hughes, D. Haas, T. Butler, C. Peck, H. Simmons, D. Doran. S. Deyoe, M. Guard, E. King. . i. Third row: R. Cromie, R. Sherman, H. Millett, M. Duby, J. Corsetti, L. Peck, J. Mallory, J. Driscoll, L. Chapman. F. Garnsey, A. Robbins. First row, left to right: C. Miller, W. Guard. L. Turcotte, E. Rasanan, J. Blake, C. Gailor, M. Maloney, W. McClaren, D. Cromie, J. Periard, R. Sparling, A. LeBaron, M. Young, J. Doran. Second row: J. Conlee, L. Patenaude, G. Collins, G. Rabine, B. King, C. Sullivan, R. Haas. J. Riegar, A. Faman, R. Varley, A. Vidnansky, D. Poirier, R. McClaren, D. Butler. Third row: D. Carnegie, J. Barett, P. Tibedeau, L. Johnson, W. Rooke, K. Germain, B. Mihaly. L. VanDewerker, J. Hathaway, J. Love, M. Pett, J. Coffinger, A. Arnold. 0cutter Service @tu6 First row, left to right: J. Reiger, W. DeFoe, B. Deyoe, J. Duket, A. Blaine, P. Mitchell, T. Smith. Second row: E. Godfrey, C. Schmid, D. Hammond, L. Peck, H. Peck, G. Bliss, G. Mabh, O. Garnsey, Mr. Munson, Sponsor. (2(u chuylerville chool News iVhtte Christmas will be the ne of the International Rela- m Club dance which will be 1 tonight. Musio will be fur- led by the High School Jazz id, oonaistlng of member of local achool band. Refreeh- ita will be served. The public nvtted- arioua group� have been form- to discuss regulation of school Ivlties, Student Council pub y and finance. At a recent meeting of the Senior Service Club plans were made tor an initiation «uti Christ- mas party to be held Monday at 7:30 pjn. Mies Elizabeth Myere is club sponsor. The cast of the three-act com- edy, Calamity Kids, presented the play the Veterans Rest Camp at Mt. McGregor recently. The presentation was well received by the large group of veterans pres- ent Th young actors were ac- companied by their director, Miss Elizabeth Myers, and by Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh, Mias Betty Gren- nell and Miss Barbara Boyer of the local faculty. Music during Intermission was directed by Miss Boyer, accom- panied by Jean DrlscolL Left to right: R. Maloney, A. Maloney, S Simmons. Mr. Nolan, Sponsor; J. Beagle, J. Sanders. First row: J. Wood, R. Maloney, M. Duby, R. Corsetti, D. Haas, C. Thompson, L. Burch, G. Gamsey. P. Carter. Second row: G. Mabb, H. Eustis, A. Bristol, E. Fitzgerald, J. Murphy, E. Sullivan, J. Hewitt, L. Thompson, Y. Drew, T. Eustis, Miss Brady, Sponsor. Third row: P. Fish, 0. Gamsey, C. Peck, J. Mallory, T. Butler. E. Duff, A. Peck, G. Biss. The International Relations Club of the Schuylerville Central School was founded three years ago. In this short time, it has grown in size and now includes over fifty members. The Club enjoys many interesting activities. Its main purpose has been to stimulate the interest of Juniors and Seniors in world events. In achieving this aim we try to use many different methods to help us reach an understanding of some of the many problems of our fellow students the world over. Our club meetings are chiefly devoted to the preparation and presentation of group discussions on many current topics. We were hosts in the fall of 1953 to over one hundred eighty high school students, members of this area Interscholastic Forum. Much time and energy went into the preparation of this event and every member of the club participated in some way in making the day a real success. We have sponsored assembly programs in which we have brought to the student body people who have traveled and observed the peoples and conditions in other countries. We attend meetings in the Capitol District which are of interest both in national and world affairs such as the campaign rallies in the Presidential Campaign of 1952 in which we saw and heard Candidate Adlai Stevenson and our present President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The Schenectady League of Women Voters sponsored a pro- gram at Union College in which Eric Larabee, an authority on Africa, spoke. We have attended the Skidmore Radio Forums. This year we have inaugurated an evening meeting once a month. We have had exchange programs with other Clubs, and we have entertained Exchange Students attending schools in this area at these meetings. Movies, film strips, recordings and current magazine articles have been most helpful as enrichment for these meetings. Then, too, the social program after our regular meetings has always provided an opportunity for an exchange of ideas and a chance for better understanding of our own as well as the problems of other foreign students. It is our hope for this year that a group of our members under the leadership of this years’ officers will be able to attend a meeting at the UN General Assembly in New York City. We feel that our club provides a definite opportunity for the student to broaden his own ideas and a chance to come to more fully understand the tremendous role the United States has assumed as the leader of the free men of the world. OFFICERS 1953-54 President_________________________________FLORENCE GARNSEY Secretary____________________________________AGNES MALONEY Treasurer ........................ MARILYN GUARD Sponsor..........................MISS GRENNELL First row, left to right: H. Eustis, L. Chapman, F. Garnsey, R. Sherman, A. Robbins, M. Duby, C. Hinckley, J. Ruff, T. Eustis, F. Sullivan, B. Williams, E. Fitzgerald. . Second row: T. Smith, T. Drew, K. Barber, M. Guard, S. Deyoe, C. Pechette, M. Smith, Y. Drew, c E. Sullivan, J. Wood, S. Drew, J. Murphy. Third row: P. Fish, A. Bristol, T. Casey, B. Woodcock, A. Adams, D. DeFabio, G. Garnsey, A. Maloney, F. Wood, F. Gailor, W. LeBaron. Fourth row: D. Cromie, C. Molloy, P. Young, A. Peck, H. Gardephe, J. Germain, T. Coffinger, T. Fitzgerald, P. Carter, C. Peck, C. Schmid, E. King. Fifth row: D. Mulvihill, D. Sanders, E. Archer, G. Mabb, A. Eddy, A. Fitzgerald, J. Driscoll. M. Allen, L. Fisher, D. Wilson, J. Perrotta. 4 t First row, left to right: R. Deyoe, M. Maloney, R. Goggin, A. Baessette. W. Rooke, T. Maloney, A. Arnold, C. Dufrain, B. Mihaley, C. Sullivan, J. Doran. Second row: A. Bain. A. Farnan, J. Sarle, S. Horsfield, B. DeFoe, L. Thompson, F. DeFabio, E. Yandell, P. Mitchell, C. Wilhelm, E. Godfrey, F. Woodcock, R. Basford. Third row: R Galusha, B. King, P. Baldwin, D. Everts, R. Horsefield, J. Collins, J. Allen, J. Barrett, F. Muzikar, J. Reiger, T. Coffinger. ( FF FRESHMAN SECTION EIGHTH GRADE SECTION First row, left to right: L. VanDerwerker, L. DeFabio, L. Edes, P. Thibodeau, K. Germaine. R. Simmons, C. Barber, D. Guemey, R. Sparling, L. Johnson, W. McClaren, P. Kadick, M. Poirier, M. Hughes. Second row: B. Bessette, M. Perry, C. Adams, J. Periard, N. Guerney, T. Periard, M. Petralia, o c D. Cromie, D. Chiperno, P. Murphy, R. Crotty, J. Weils, J. Blake, M. Mitchell, J. Eustis. Third row: D Corlew, G. Rabine, L. Chapman, D. Carnegie, G. Coonrad, D. Forbes, J. Mould, H. Weed, L. Adamson, R. Crandall, C. Mosher, R. Burton. Fourth row: T. Sevrie, R. Almy, R. Haas, J. Conlee, D. LaVoy, G. Williams, J. Signor, W. Galusha, S. Squires, K. Barber, J. Wadsworth. 4 t t First row, left to right: C. Grant, W. Freebum, R. McClaren, D. Almy, G. Mosher, S. Relyea, J. Mayer, J. Sherman, B. Fitch, R. Sullivan, P. Williams, D. Sullivan, M. Young. Second row: B. Boyce, J. Lowe, T. Ryan, C. Clark, J. Reigen, W. Carden, L. Dickinson. Third row: E. Bodnar, J. Moore, B. Wolfe, L. Dumas, J. Smith, A. Nicholan, B. West, K. Wood- cock, P. DeFoe, A. Bullard, A. Nadeau, L. Patenaude, J. DeFabio. Fourth row: G. Gillis, D. Seymour, C. Simmons, L. Myers, S. Sherman, E. Bain, M. Peloche, R. Weed, L. Wolcott, A. Gro, D. Butler. a x Occi 0Wa4 i«upto t 'I'Ufr “Lest We Forget” MONDAY APRIL 19TH: Arrived in New York. Stop at Piccadilly Hotel. Entertainment Radio City Music Hall NBC and Television Tours Observation Roof Tour TUESDAY APRIL 20TH: 8 A.M. Left N.Y.C. for Washington with stops, enroute at Annapolis. Arrived ir Washington 4:30 P.M. Evening free. WEDNESDAY APRIL 21ST: 8 A.M. Visited Mount Vernon, Alexandria, Va., Geo. Washington Memorial. Arlington Cemetery, Tomb of Unknown Soldier, and the Amphitheater. On return from Mt. Vernon, drove through the National Airport. In the afternoon visited three Museums: Smithsonian and the Andrew Mellon. At night, the Old Ford Theater. Lodging House to which Lincoln was taken and in which he died, Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial. THURSDAY APRIL 22ND: 8 A.M. Toured Bureau of Printing and Engraving; thence to the Archive Bldg., Supreme Court and conducted tour through the U. S. Capitol. After leaving the Bureau of Printing and Engraving we visited the White House. Then through the kindness of our U. S. Senator we visited the FBI Bldg. In the afternoon we saw National Cathedral, Franciscan Monastery. Evening was free. FRIDAY APRIL 23RD: 8 A.M. Left Washington for Philadelphia. Stopped at Independence Hall and Betsy Ross House. Arrived in N.Y.C. in the afternoon. That evening attended the Barnam and Bailey Circus and a musical show. SATURDAY APRIL 24TH: Arrived in Schuylerville Saturday A.M. tired, but Oh! so happy for a fine trip never to be forgotten. LIKES AND DISLIKES NAME NICKNAME SPECIALTY FUTURE PLANS PET PEEVE Arsenault Tess nurses aide nurse being sick Beagle Biss Pickle Boogie playing violin hunting hunting accountant teasers school Chapman Cormie Corse tti Cromie Chipper Hippo Setti Hot Rod church in and out of trouble teasing girls math, teacher secretary dentistry job on R. R. homework sheer blouses women drivers Doran Drew Duby Doornob Evie Dube late for attendance sports Kathleen secretary beautician pharmacist J. C. knuckles teachers’ pet staying home nights Fisher Micky sports beautician competition Gagne Garnsey F. Garnsey G. Soup Lorenzo Macy Gray sign painting skiing fun and teasing sign painter grade teacher marriage other sign painters boys quarreling Hills Chills roller skating marriage bad class meetings LaVoy Pro scoring pro ballplayer school Maloney Mezera Millett Mallory Mould Mosher Aggie Peg H.H. Smiling Yukon Moe dancing nuisance having fun eating track track basketball secretary grade teacher Phy. Ed. teacher veterinarian forester Phy. Ed. teacher being called Aggie teachers’ tempers work women teachers’ lectures overwork Pechette Peck Carrie Bill dancing sports join Waves agriculture cold cars teachers Robbins Royal, D. Royal H. Russell Sanders, J. Sanders, James Sanders, R. Seymour Simmons Smith Villa Wood Annie Don Hank Judge Sunshine Tippy Sam Cess Helen Peg Nob Fran square dancing basketball sports tractor maintenance sports shop Carol F. girls square dancing sports roller skating teacher coach machinist secretary carpenter Navy mechanic beautician nurse college clerical work caring for money school math my nickname no news to report girls’ slacks social studies being corrected too numerous male specie homework being teased o' % d? r % % sta k lMG 4 ; 0 N° Admittance Without K. Connor, G. Priest, L. Chase, L. Molette, D. Poirier, F. Cam- field, N. Crandall, J. Weils, C. Dodd, J. Freebern, J. Mayer, J. Mitchell, M. Melien, D. Nadeau, F. Robbins, J. Booth, W. Cicacki. D. Yanchrinis, H. Hibbert, G. Thivierge, R. McLonghlin, J. Macica, F. Macy, S. Barber, M. Sails, J. Washington. J. Pinkney. MRS. HUNT Teacher 'Kutdenyasitw Left to right: D. Squires, J. Van Dorn, M. Humiston, J. Liptak, G. Dickinson, D. Lee, R. Bar- ber. K. Flanders, J. Scofield, B. W'ait, M. DeFee, C. Martin, J. McGroah, D. Squires, A. Bain, D. Humiston, K. Towns, B. Burn- ham, R. McDougal, L. Williams. B. Dugan, M. Billings, J. Tucker, J. Sherman, C. Wilson. MRS. WEED Teacher Left to right: B. Miller, M. Peri- ard, B. Parillo, L. Schroll, L. Gamache, J. Lloyd, J. Mosher, J. Villa, J. Arsenault, T. Smith, P. Luongo, D. Bryan, R. Dumas, R. DeVoe, S. Peloch, B. Decker, J. McGuire, J. Spiezio, G. Burch, G. Ostrander, C. Davis, E. Aid- rich, K. Herrick, J. Boex, C. Robinson, G. Bolduc, B. Barrett, R. Corsetti, K. Towns, J. Green- wait, G. Decker, A. Petralia, T. Hall, M. Nolan. MRS. WEED Teacher First row, left to right: D. Nanek, K. Ellis, J. Petts, R. Rabine, J. Turcotte, J. Edwards, M. Parillo, B. Villa, N. Wells. Second row: S. Halett, E. Cope, B. Conrad. M. Murphy, G. Grolley, C. Pat- naude, B. Pratt, P. Grant, B. Arnold. Third row: A. Ernst, T. Arsenault, L. Brown, D. DeFoe, M. Sciurba. J. Duncan, A. De- Marco, M. Hoey, K. Cook. Fourth row: L. Williams, D. Thibodeau, G. McDougal, D. Martinoviteh, J. Rose, M. Sullivan, D. Serbu. Fifth row: M. Seney, K. Clark, J. Slade, D. Mathis, M. Burch, C. Barber, 0. William. Absent: R. Conlee. MRS. MURPHY Teacher First row, left to right: J. Haley, C. Taras, J. Brownell, J. Cam- field, B. Sails, D. Cicacki. Second row: J. Harrington. T. Barker, J. Venn. E. Weils, E. Thivierge, K. Hughes. Third row: J. Freebern. P. Mitchell, J. Lamphear, G. Middlebrook, H. Mitchell. Fourth row: D. Hayes, R. Venn, J. Sey- mour, D. Mitchell, E. Shomo, R. Tucker, L. DuFrain. MRS. CLEMENT Teacher Seated, left to right: K. Brown. J. Sanford, J. Brown, T. Irish, R. Brown, C. Squires. Second row: G. Weatherwax, B. Nacy, S. Jacobs, J. Pratt, R. Thomas, C. Kearney, P. Powers. Third row: C. Nicholan, N. Proller, D. Greenwalt, A. Wood, T. Revit, N. Salley, P. Trufont. Fourth row: L. Thomas, K. Foster, J. Bodner, L. Chase, M. Boivin, R. Batchelder, N. Bryan, C. Kopa. MRS. CR0Z1ER Teacher First row, left to right: A. Ain clow, K. Herrick, B. Boyce, S. Coffin, G. Willette, B. Bradhar. B. Whitfield, M. Williams. Sec- ond row: S. Cope, T. Martin. J. Garaletz, J. Mezera, N. Hose, D. Wolfe. Third row: S. Weils, J. Pierce. B. Periard. N. Drew, K. DeGrechie, A. Corsetti. Fourth row: B. Thomas, D. Burton, P. Pratt, M. Ryan, B. Madison, H. Conrad. Fifth row: B. Taras, T. Flynn, A. Doran, G. Garnsey, J. Murphy, M. Whitfield. MISS COONEY Teacher Second tirade Front, left to right: L. Drew, C. Burnham, A. Powell, K. Van W'agner, S. W’illiams. J. Thomas. P. Coonradt, L. Dixson, J. Cich- acki, M. Hopkins, F. Dalbey, C. Pignatelli, D. Bolduc, N. Russell. A. McLaren, K. Brown, J. Ward, C. Fort, J. Everts, M. Hall, G. Richardson, K. Weatherwax, Eli- nor King. Rear: E. Collins, C. Mitchell, D. Myers, K. Cormie. R. Blanchard, P. Myers, D. Pen- drak, B. Scaglione, P. Perry, M. Casey, C. Fuller. C. Wood, E. Wright. MISS A. BOIVIN Teacher First row, left to right: R. Jor- don, A. Young, S. Barron, T. Sullivan, K. Kastherg. Second row: J. Dugan, B. Fosler, N. Petralia, E. Gailor, J. Squires. Third row: J. Relyea, C. Humis ton, T. VanDoran, S. Perry. Fourth row: F. Hebbard, B. Tru- fant, G. Humiston, C. Gardner. Fifth row: D. Hunt, R. Mac- Dougall, L. Flanders, R. Varney. Sixth row: L. Perry, E. Rice, J. Beagle. MISS WILLIAMS Teacher R. Hegeman, D. Johnson, E. Smith, K. Sparling, R. Hammond. M. VanDeusen. R. McDougal, N. Wood, S. Moore. S. VanDoran. M. Gardiner, J. Norton, T. Brown. D. Burch, R. Kingsbury. G. Seymour. A. Rice, D. Root. J. Gailor. L. Humiston. F. Hunt, D. Brockway, E. Squires. R. Brown. R. Hayes, E. Grooz- nack, E. Plummer, L. Hooey, G. Deyoe, J. Freebern, L. Brown, T. Wells, H. Moadk, J. Crotty. N. Sanford. MISS F. BOIVIN Teacher Seated, front to back: D. Haup rich, H. Fitch, D. Williams, S Miller. R. Proller, N. Martino vich, D. Dodd, J. Dumas, C. De Fabio, M. Ostrander, P. Bolduc D. Sullivan, G. Cope, R. Martin ovich. D. Coffin, D. Booth, D Drew, D. Perkins, F. Hewitt, F Conrad, W. Luongo, G. Fosmire R. Fitch, K. Hainz, P. Murphy J. Jackson. L. Dixson, D. Corlew Standing: G. Aldrich, J. Derby N. Norris, C. Sirchia, C. Slade B. Glass, C. Thomas, E. Flanders N. Gavaletz, J. Thivierge, L Robbins, S. Cromie. MRS. FALVEY Teacher K-Scx S. Coffinger, R. Periard, R. Bar- ber, L. Purdy, R. Hogaasen, J. Coffinger, D. Periard, I. Winney, S. Gilmore, C. Barber, H. Purdy, G. Barber, S. Gilmore, A. Bal- lard. MRS. BAIN Teacher First row: J. Dugan, K. Gro, C. Wells, D. Sherman, N. Beagle, M. Hammond. Second row: J. Harrington, D. Blake, J. Weils, B. Brown, R. Freebern, R. San- ders. Third row: G. Cook, J. Brownell, N. Humiston, L. Bar- din, C. Brown, R. Perrotta, P. Flanders, S. Bingham. Fourth row: J. Petralia, W. Wells, M. Sanders, J. Freebern, P. Hurling. S. Peroha. Fifth row: T. Barrett. B. Adamson, C. Brownnell, S. Nickolan: Absent: S. Duket. MISS WOLCOTT Teacher First row: T. Temple, M. Phar- mer, P. Tucker, L. Barber, F. Lake, D. Baldwin. Second row: R. Sarle, C. Hopkins, M. Drew. T. Bodnar, J. Norris. Third row: L. Burch. T. Bouchard. R. Mel- ien, M. Flint, M. Bristol, M. Clancy. Fourth row: S. Krow- chenko. M. Scaglione, J. Hayes. A. Pendrak. B. Patnude, J. Wil- liams. Fifth row: F. Geruso, R. Abare, L. Reel, L. DeGrechie, V. Doran, M. Driscoll. Sixth row: S. Weatherwax, M. Hibbert, M. Moore. E. Thomas. MRS. SPARLING Teacher First row, left to right; B. Bain, J. Barber, S. Peters, C. Derby, J. Burton, L. Bolright, W. Na- deau, P. DeFoe, J. Hawkins. Second row: M. Rivet, J. Hayes, R. Bryan, D. Connor, B. Herrick. J. Weed, J. Millett, J. Fort. Third row: N. Havey, D. Drew. R. Edes, J. Turcotte, M. Squires, L. Arnold, R. Drew. Fourth row: N. Myers, R. Smith, L. Poirier, E. McDougal. Fifth row: S. Bodnar, A. Johnson, J. Thomas. MR. CONNOR Teacher Seated, left to right: R. De Fahio, P. Bolduc, C. Boex, C Glass, J. Ward, L. Lungo, S Parillo, D. Clark, N. Mosher, G Miller, B. Wood, J. DeFoe, L Sevrie, J. Willette, K. Van Wagner, M. Jacobs, A. Robbins C. Flanders, C. Clancy, B. Bar rett, C. Paul, M. Moore, I. Pbar mer, W. Haves, C. Thibodeau, J Haley, C. Hainz, G. Burch, N Turcotte, R. Serbu, J. Scott, L Perkins, D. Dumas, T. Barber Standing: K. Periard, C. Obie P. Phillips, T. Boright, J. Wood MISS HAREN Teacher M. Plummer. M. Brockway, E. McGrath, J. Martis. Second row: E. Humiston, P. Vidnansky, C. Perry, D. Peck, L. Gillis. Third row: C. Mosher, G. Wolfe, T. Norton, J. Hayes, A. Kastberg, C. Deyoe, F. Bingham. Fourth row: H. Adamson, J. Taras, R. Bou- chey W. Wood, B. Weils, M. W ed, J. Peroha, W. Jordon. Fifth row: J. Loomis, D. Brown. J. Deyoe, D. Hewitt, E. Almy, F. Dickinson. Sixth row: M. Dange- lowsky, L. Brockway, D. Dugan. T. LeBaron, K. Pechette. Stand- ing: H. Fitzgerald. MRS. GOGGIN Teacher K-SCX First row, left to right: G. Yur- cik, S. Woodcock. Second row: M. Williams, W.. Garnsey. Third row: F. Mihaley, S. Perry. Fourth row: C. Everts, R. Perry, K. Woodcock, G. Mabb. MRS. HERBERT Teacher First row, left to right: E. Pur- inton, J. Williams, B. Williams. Second row: A. Bain, J. Pen- drak, E. Moore, P. Hemming ton. Third row: D. Martinovitch, D. Corsetti, L. Mezera, M. Haley. J. Brown. Fourth row: B. Clancy. E. Pratt, F. Hawkins, M. Mould. Fifth row: T. Mullen, S. De- Grechie, K. Davis, R. Abare, L. Noel. Sixth' row: B. Drew, V Archer, D. Blanchard, K. DeFoe. Seventh row: H. Dalby, E. Mal- lory, F. Murray, -H. Coffin, J. Conrad. Standing: R. Gurney, P. Murray, B. Ricketts, T. Thomas. M. Wood, B. Thomas D. Arnold. R. Fosmire. MRS. HAMM Teacher Sixt tyiade First row, left to right: C. Mayer. T. Smith, L. DuFrain. J. Deyoe. K. Dangelowsky. Second row: D. Melien, J. Duket, C. Relyea. A. Weils, G. Gailor. Third row: J. Palmer, G. Colvin. M. Peck, S. Normandfn. D. Varney, R. Chap- man. Fourth row: L. McLaren. S. Lang, T. Nevins. M. Wads- worth, B. Humiston, M. Sherman. Fifth row: B. Bouchard. D. Moore, R. Galusha, M. Peck, L. Brockway, R. Rasanen. Sixth row: A. Thivierge, J. Hammond. M. Stavart, M. Sullivan. D. Dur- ing. MRS. GILMORE Teacher X-Scx First row, left to right: J. Bassi I - lion, A. Kirpatrick. R. Carr. Second row: C. Bodner, E. Gin- ter, B. Adams. Third row: R. Carden, W. Decker, P. Carden. MRS. HEALY Teacher PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pechette Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biss Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robbins Mr. and Mrs. John Doran Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meiera Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Orson Garnsey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peck Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Simmons Mrs. Eva Cromie Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Garnsey Rev. and Mrs. Clifton Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cormie Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Nieunenhmpe Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hayes Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Falvey Mr. and Mrs. Francis Knight Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh Miss Mary Cudahy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hamm Miss Mary Brady Miss Mary R. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sparling Miss Alyce Boivin Mr. Thomas Connor Miss Doris Moon Miss Aileen Gage Miss Elizabeth Grennell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nolan Mr. and Mrs. John S. Peters Mr. Douglas Archer Miss Mary Lou Dwyer Mrs. Dominick Corsetti Mrs. Rose Mosher Miss Ruth Butler Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Pett Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crozier Henry's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craig Miss Barbara Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weed Miss Ethel Williams Mr. and Mrs. Seward Clement Miss Vera Wolcott Mr George Round Mr. George Round Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGrifin Miss Rachel Myers Miss Amelia Medwid Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ryan Miss Alice Haren Mrs. Catherine Ikenberry Miss Joan McAndrews Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrander Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Duby Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Barrett Miss Elizabeth Myers Mr. and Mrs. John Murtaugh Mr. Donald Le Ray Rev. James R. Gazley Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Louis Follett Miss Rita Boivin Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Goggin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bain Old Saratoga Restaurant Rev. and Mrs. Howard Hills Mr. and Mrs. John Drew Dr. and Mrs. M. Boright Maud Ross, Beautician We wish to thank all of the patrons and patronesses for their contribution, as well as the merchants for their ads. BIGSBEE MOTORS, Inc. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Congratulations S. W. BUCHDAL Congress, Hamilton and Federal Streets Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Phone 2300 Compliments SHAPIRO'S STORE Established 1901 C. V. PETERS COMPANY STARBUCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothiers GLENS FALLS, N.Y. For a fine line of Goods SARATOGA SPA, N.Y. NATIONAL BANK SARATOGA CANDY KITCHEN LUNCHES CANDY AND HOME MADE ICE CREAM ||2—Phones—63 456 Broadway OF SCHUYLERVILLE NELSON S. PRATT West Spring St. SCHUYLERVILLE McCORMICK, NEW HOLLAND AND JAMESWAY EQUIPMENT International Refrigeration and Freezers Service Phone 3818 Weirs Garage Ferry St. SCHUYLERVILLE. N.Y. TOWING 24 Hour Towing Service Compliments of TELFAIRS CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Since 1929 BECKERS GARAGE Greenwich, N.Y. IT'S GOT TO BE REAL GOOD If It's K K E COFFEE HAMBURGERS Kj Brown Cows Stinkers . Soda Westerns ™ Ice Cream Steaks s s KEN'S Compliments of SPA CITY DINER Saratoga Spa, N.Y. Compliments of CAPUTO'S GENERAL STORE Groceries, Hardware, Paints GANSEVOORT. N.Y. C. L. F. Feeds, Grains and Fertilizers T. V. Westinghouse DONALD J. WASHBURN 1 - Quinn s Glens Falls 2-5980 Schuylerville 3418 Colonial Compliments Tavern DEHNS FLOWERS 178-180 Beekman St. Saratoga Spa, N.Y. MILLERS PHARMACY Our Agent in Schuylerville, N.Y. 340-342 Broadway BEST WISHES Saratoga Springs, N.Y. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. BOOTHS AND BANQUET ROOMS Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ELLSWORTH BROS. ICE CREAM CO. 120 Division Street Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Patronize your nearest dealer Telephone 2399 Compliments of SERBU’S CLEANERS AND TAILORS 94 Broad St. Schuylerville, N.Y. Compliments of ENDICOTT JOHNSON Saratoga Spa, N.Y. Phone SC-3112 DON'S CLEANERS 163 Broad St. Schuylerville, N.Y. We Operate Our Own Plant Greenwich, N.Y. Branch GR 2798 ELLIS HARDWARE SUPPLY Hardware Garden Tools Power Tools Paints Farm Equipment Plumbing Supplies Wire Fencing Space Heaters Residence Phone Sara Sp I966R2 United Board and Carton Corp. THOMPSON VICTORY MILLS QUAKER SPRINGS Sara Sp-3745 Give More Thought to Music BRAYDON CHAPMAN Compliments of FOWLER'S GLENS FALLS, N.Y. EVERYTHING IN THE MUSIC LINE 144-146 Glen Street Glens Falls, N.Y Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Schuylerville, N.Y. I. PROLLER, Mgr. Compliments of MRS. YOUNG'S HOME BAKERY Dorn's Esso Service Center Phone 3223 DOM NARDELLI DOM'S TAXI Broad St., Schuylerville, N.Y. AMERICAN WOOD BOARD COMPANY Compliments of Blandy Paper Company Manufacturers of GLENS FALLS AREA SPECIALTIES IN CYLINDER PAPERS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Schuylerville, N.Y. Shipping Point, Trionda, N.Y. Compliments of SCHUYLERVILLE Compliments of DECORATORS GLOBE SUPPLY COMPANY Broad St. Schuylerville, N.Y. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Phone SC 3733 GLICKMAN'S JOHN D. RYAN MEN'S and BOYS' SHOP FURNITURE Phone 248 W Broad St. Schuylerville, N.Y. Headquarters for Work Clothes Tel. 3|38 HAROLD FLYNN 461-463 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N.Y. THE ERLANGER STORES SARATOGA GLENS FALLS Congratulations to the Class of 54 SPARLINGS' GARAGE KAISER-WILLYS CARS GREENWOOD and BOYCE First Class Meats Staple Groceries Broad St. SCHUYLERVILLE. N.Y. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Complete Automotive Sales and Service Congratulations to the Class of '54 ECONOMY DRY GOODS CO., INC. 117-123 Glen Street GLENS FALLS NEW YORK LAVINE'S MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Used Cars So. B'way Saratoga Springs Compliments of ONEIDA MARKETS Inc. THE FASHION SHOP Compliments Your Home of Magazine Fashions 17-19 Ridge Street HOTEL SCHUYLER GLENS FALLS, N.Y. Phone 2-4835 Broad St. SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. THOMSON PAPER MILLS, INC. THOMSON NEW YORK Compliments of Your ESSO Dealer FALVEY'S MUZIKAR’S SERVICE NEWSROOM Broad Street OLIVE JACKSON VELDA CLANCY SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. Schuylerville, N.Y. Phone SC 3622 Phone 8570 J. E. SAWYER CO., INC. Harware, Steel 1, Mill Supplies Plumbing and Heating Materials PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE AND PLUMBING DEALER 64-78 Glen St., Glens Falls Follow the crowd to the KANSAS COFFEE SHOPPE Compliments of Serve dinner, lunches, salads, and sandwiches. CLOSSON FUNERAL HOME The store of Quality Service and Cleanliness. ORLEY W. CLOSSON Prop. Glens Falls, N.Y. Best Wishes VAN THE SHOE MAN, INC. •from Glens Falls PAT'S DINER and MRS. DeGRECHIE, Prop. Saratoga BERT'S GARAGE Compliments Goodyear Tires of Delco Batteries QUALITY MANOR Dial SC 2660, Broad St. The Home of Distinctive Furniture SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. Compliments of WILBUR AUTO SALES SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Phone 2121 STEPHEN HERTZ Jeweler 111 GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS, N.Y. DURKEE’S GARAGE OLD SARATOGA Mobilubrication, Tires, Batteries GIFT and BOOK SHOP Phone 186 Gift Cards SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. Lending Library AMERICAN WHERE FOOD IS AT ITS BEST WOOD BOARD COMPANY Blandy Paper Company Manufacturers of Compliments of PINE INN SPECALTIES IN CYLINDER PAPERS Schuylerville, N.Y. Shipping Point, Trionda, N.Y Route 9 Saratoga-Glens Falls Rd. ACCURACY, DEPENDABILITY AND SERVICE Three great requisites that are the merits of our co-operations with your physician and YOU, our patrons. THE CORNER DRUG STORE J. Leighton Cromie Schuylerville, N.Y. Congratulations to Class '54 Subscribe to YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER $3.00 a Year We Specialize in Job Printing THE Glens Falls SCHUYLERVILLE STANDARD Coca-Cola FOR SERVICE Bottling Company ROBERT'S JEWELRY Established 1912 SOUTH GLENS FALLS, N.Y. Compliments of CARROLL'S GARAGE HENRY C. FOOTE 57 WARREN STREET GLENS FALLS, N.Y. Adirondack PAINTS AND GLASS Floor Covering Co. Phone 425 INLAID LINOLEUM, ASPHALT TILE 45 Caroline Si. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. CONGOLEUM RUGS, etc. Ideal Compliments of Household Supply Russell and Wait Phone 2845 14 Caroline St. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. YOUR NECCHI-ELNA SEWING CIRCLE BOOKS, STATIONERY, GREETING CARDS 174-176 Glen Street GLENS FALLS, N.Y. BRENNAN’S Cal's Garage SKATING ARENA BEST BUY'S BUICK 3 Miles North of Glens Falls Phone 1812 Lake at Henry Route 7 SARATOGA SPRINGS OPEN NIGHTLY PHONE 2-9795 Congratulations Class of 1954 BOB'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER STYLE SHOP ECONOMY PLUS QUALITY Greasing, Washing SCHUYLERVILLE NEW YORK Vulcanizing WILTON NEW YORK Phone 3719 SCHUYLERVILLE SHEEHAN RADIO AND TV SHOP SILK SHOP, Inc. 106 Broad St. 26 Ridge St. SCHUYLERVILLE. N.Y. Glens Falls, N.Y. JOHN WILEY SHOE COMPANY R. W. PATNAUDE Something from 19 Warren Street JEWELER is always something special1' GLENS FALLS, N.Y. Schuylerville, N.Y. Compliments of The Best in Banquet Facilities BOB and BESS LANSING i Compliments of NEWS DEALERS MEL FRANKS RESTAURANT Greenwich, New York Glens Falls New York Renaud Restaurant Compliments of On the Saratoga, Glens Falls Road McRae Hardware Store Compliments of BEST WISHES from MILLETTS' HOTEL BULLARDS' ORCHARD HENRY R. MEZERA Building, Mover and Contractor Congratulations from SCHUYLERVILLE N.Y. Phone 3646 PAULS7 MARINE SUPPLY Compliments of HUTCHENS FUNERAL HOME, INC. GREENWICH SCHUYLERVILLE Gr. 2119 Sc. 3461 Compliments of a FRIEND Day or Night Phone 812 Joseph Deuel's PHOTOGRAPHER OF 1954 SCHUYLER Photographic Studio Portrait and Commercial Photography 360 Broadway SARATOGA SPRINGS. N.Y. YOUR CLASS RING was produced by BALFOUR—manufacturer of High School and College Jewelry, Commencement Announcements, Diplomas, Medals and Trophies L 0. BALFOUR COMPANY Your Representati HODGKINS of BALFOUR P. O. Box 9 Schenectady, N.Y. A LITHOGRAPHED --- YEARBOOK DALLAS • TEXAS 7a ffomacCe ■■■■■■■■HI