Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

THE SCHUYLER Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF Schuylerville Central School SCHUYLERVILLE, NEW YORK t TABLE OF CONTENTS Presentation Table of Contents Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Athletics Classrooms Grades Advertising DEDICATION There are few years more crucial in shaping the course of individual destiny than those which span the golden days of high school. We the senior class feel most fortunate in the wise counsel and patient understanding of a man whose presence has given our golden years a truly golden meaning. In testimony of our gratitude and appreciation we dedicate this issue to MR. JOHN DAVIN RYAN, our principal. ‘Pto te i. m Ocvi (1876-1925) It was 79 years ago that the Union Free School District 1 was created and the building erected on University Street at that time, was second to none. Con- struction work was under supervision of the late W. P. Ostrander, great-grand- father of John L. Ostrander, president of. the Board of Education. 5 i w «_� _ i -- The building now used as the elementary school was opened for classes in September 1926. The site of this school, on a knoll at Spring and Broad streets, was occupied by the British troops during 1773- The bell which has called the children to school was moved from the old building and has been in use since 1S76. The new building con- sists of 14 regular class- rooms, a two-room home economics department, a 2l 2-room science depart- ment consisting of a high school science laboratory classroom, a junior high school science laboratory classroom and a shared darkroom; a two-room li- brary; a large study hall; a two-room commercial department; an industrial art shop; an agricultural shop; a two-room health unit; a guidance office; a cafeteria kitchen and din- ing room that will seat 160 comfortably; a main office and Board of Education- principal's room; a double gym with a seating capaci- ty of 800; an auditorium with a seating capacity of 754 and a four-room mu- sic suite. SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE The State Education Department Second Supervisory District, Saratoga County F. Donald Myers, Dist. Supt. WILTON. N. Y. Tel. Saratoga 79-J-l Class of 1956: It is a privilege to be able to offer my congratulations to each member of the Class of 1956. Your graduation is an event which will long be remembered. On the tenth anniversary of the organization of the Schuy- lerville Central District, you become the first to receive your diplomas in your beautiful new school. I know it has made your senior year most enjoyable and profitable. It will continue to bring the best in education to the youth of your community for at least half a century. Your fine parents, a capable and understanding faculty, and a forward looking community have provided you with a sound basis for successful living. I know that with God's blessing your lives will be fruitful and a joy to ail who have worked to make you a success. SCHOOL BOARD MR. JOHN L. OSTRANDER President MR. ALEXANDER ADAMSON MR. FRANCIS W. WALSH MR. BERNHARD R. PETT Vice President MR. ANDREW R. RICHARDSON MRS. LOUISE HUGHES Clerk MR. LOUIS E. FOLLETT MR. JOHN D. RYAN, Principal, and MR. HERBERT WALSH. Vice Principal, discussing future plans for the new school. MR. DOUGLAS ARCHER Music MISS RUTH BUTLER Commerce MR. RALPH CRAW Library Senior English MISS MARY CUDAHY Citizenship 8-9 MISS ELINOR JOHNSON MR. MARTIN MALONEY MRS. LUCY MISS BARBARA MERRILL MONSON Citizenship, English Junior High School Science Math Home Economics MRS. MILDRED PETERS unior High School MR. HERBERT WALSH Health Introduction to Business MRS. ELIZABETH WALSH English 8 MR. ROBERT MISS AILEEN DUNCANSON GAGE Boys’ Physical Education Science MRS. VIRGINIA GILMORE Citizenship 7 MRS. EVELYN HILBRING English 10-11 MR. MARTIN MUNSON Industrial Arts MRS. ELLEN MURRAY Math 7-8 MR. MICHAEL NOLAN French and Latin MR. NORBERT NOLTE Citizenship 11-12 Studente MISS CAROLE YAUNCH Art MR. RONDELL LENNOX Driver Education MR. WILLIAM STEVENS Agriculture MRS. RUTH MISS ALICE MISS RITA MRS. HELEN BAIN BOIVIN BOIVIN CLEMENT Grade 3 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 1 MRS. ELIZABETH HAMM Grade 6 MISS ALICE HAREN Grade 5 MRS. KATHERINE HARRIS Grade K6 MRS. MARY HEBERT Grade K6 tcCuCt MRS. URSULA MURPHY Grade 1 MR. WILLIAM MURPHY Grade 6 MRS. BEATRICE PECHETTE Kindergarten MISS BARBARA ROSS Elementary and Choral Music MRS. JOAN SACKMAN Grade 3 MISS MARY MRS. CATHERINE MRS. ANABEL MRS. FLORENCE COONEY CROZIER FALVEY GOGGIN Grade 2 Grade 1 Grade 3 Grade 5 FACULTY - MRS. BARBARA HILLS Grade 2 MRS. PHOEBE HUNT Kindergarten MRS. JANE KELLY Grade 5 MR. PAUL MANSFIELD Grade 6 MRS. ALICE SPARLING Grade 4 MRS. OLIVE TOOMBS Grade 4 MRS. DAMARIS WEED Kindergarten MISS ETHEL WILLIAMS Grade 2 MISS VERA WOLCOTT Grade 4 S£|CSS MISS DARBY Speech Therapist O cce 'PenAonnel MISS RACHEAL MYERS Secretary MRS. FRANCIS KNIGHT Assistant Secretary MISS AGNES MALONEY Elementary School Secretary Left to right: Mrs. Anna Root. Mrs. R. Ryan, Mrs. G. Tynan, Mrs. O. Robbins, Mrs. L. Pratt, Mrs. C. Herrington, Mrs. E. Allen. 'Driven . ( u t c(ieut Left to right: C. King, AI Traver, H. Hespelt, W. Hocy, L. Towns, J. Ruff, T. Sails, W. Ruff, S. Hanna, B. Slade, R. MacDougal. Character Scholarship NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Leadership Service ? THERESA BUTLER ALTA PECK EILEEN SULLIVAN JEAN GERMAIN DA'X'N � f EDGAR KING SENIOR OFFICERS ' CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS SONG Moments to Remember CLASS MOTTO: Well done is better than well said £LTa peck 'ce President KENNETH BROWNELL Secretary ‘HFRF.SA CASEY 1 reasurer f Ti e 'pottcCCcf e U U4ce Anne Bristol Student Council 3, 4; Athletic Association 1, 2; 1R 3, 4; News Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Chorus 3, 4. Kenneth Brownell Co-Editor, Staff; IR 3, President 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Service I, Secretary 4; Boys' State. Theresa Butler IR 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Junior Service 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor, Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. David Carpenter Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3. Theresa Casey Junior Service 1; Cheerleader 3, 4; IR 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Chorus 2, 3, Treasurer 4. Mazie Clement Staff 4; IR 4; Chorus 4; Athletic Association 3. Donna De Fabio Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Service 3, 4; Staff 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; IR 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Thomas Drew Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 3. Eugene Duff Manager, Football 2, 3, 4; Man- ager, Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; IR 4; Tennis 4. ‘P z tce , 0Date Mary Duket Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; IR 3. 4; Staff 4. Helen Eustis President Student Council 4; Vice President Student Council 3; IR Secretary 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Staff 4; Junior Service 1. Robert Everts IR 3, 4. Theresa Fitzgerald Chorus 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; IR 3; Cheerleader 2. Edward Gailor Junior Service 1; Mixed Chorus 1. f cctti i 'P'uwt, Junior Service 1; Senior Service 4-H 3; Local History 4. 3, 4; IR 3, 4, Vice President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Staff 4. Charlene Hinckley Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Sextet 2, 3, 4; IR 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri- State Chorus I; All-County Cho- rus 3. Edgar King Junior Service 1; Senior Service 2, 3. 4; IR 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Athletic Association 4. “Pefe zCCie , 0De te William Le Baron Mixed Chorus 3- Patricia Linkndoi.l IR 3, 4. Edward Molloy President 4; Student Council 4; Business Manager, Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; IR 3, 4; Junior Service 1; Senior Service 2, 3, 4. Catherine Mullen Junior Service 1; Senior Service 2, 3, 4; IR 3; Athletic Associa- tion 4; Freshman Treasurer. Sandra Nadeau frvi £xcu t Alta Peck Junior Service 1; IR 3, 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Senior Service 4. Carolyn Peck Staff 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Cheer- leader 2, 4; IR 3, 4; Senior Serv- ice 2, 3, 4; Junior Service 1; Senior Play 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1. James Ruff Football 3. 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. 2. Chris Schmid Sports Editor. Staff; IR 3. 4; Football 1, 2. cuut 'pittfMcf vsuiu ztco t t e Eileen Sullivan Junior Service 1; Senior Service 2, 3, Treasurer 4; DAR Contest; IR 3, Vice President 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Staff 4, President 2. Frank Sullivan Band 1. 2, 3, 4; IR 3, 4; Ath- letic Association 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Brenda Villa Chorus 3; IR 3, 4; Staff 4; Sen ior Service 4. Barbara Williams Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; IR 3, 4. Dawn Wilson IR 3, 4, Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Sextet 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 2, 3, 4; Tri-State Cho- rus 2; Tri-State Band 2; All- County Band 3; Senior Service 4. Joan Wood Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Service 2, 3, 4, President 2; Student Council 2; IR 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 1; Senior Play 4. ’Pantitup 7te en- 7 y- Se- 'pntettcU, ADVISORS MR. D. ARCHER and MISS B. ROSS We wish to thank them for their kind help. SENIOR DIRECTORY NAME WILLIAM BARBER SANDRA BOOTH PATRICIA BOYCE ANNE BRISTOL KENNETH BROWNELL THERESA BUTLER DAVID CARPENTER THERESA CASEY MAZIE CLEMENT DONNA DE FABIO THOMAS DREW EUGENE DUFF MARY DUKET HELEN EUSTIS ROBERT EVERTS THERESA FITZGERALD EDWARD GAILOR JEAN GERMAIN DAVID HAMMOND ROSALIE HAMMOND CHARLENE HINCKLEY EDGAR KING WILLIAM LE BARON PATRICIA LINENDOLL EDWARD MOLLOY CATHERINE MULLEN SANDRA NADEAU ALTA PECK CAROLYN PECK HENRY PECK JAMES RUFF CHRIS SCHMID EILEEN SULLIVAN FRANK SULLIVAN BRENDA VILLA BARBARA WILLIAMS DAWN WILSON JOAN WOOD SONG Sailor Boy Satisfied Mind Seventeen Little Miss Blue Eyes Faith, Hope, and Charity Oh Happy Day Mr. Touchdown Where Will The Dimple Be Count Your Blessings Billy Boy My Boy Flat Top Young and Foolish Thumbelina Johnny Unknown Song of a Dreamer Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Wheel of Fortune Off We Go Davy Crockett Sleepy Time Gal All of Me If You Got the Money I've Got the Time Little Things Mean a Lot Love and Marriage- Baby Face Don't Stay Away Too Long I'm a Fool to Care If I Knew You Were Coming I’d Bake a Cake Tall Men Dance With Me Henry Black Denim Trousers Hot Canary Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue Hawk Eye Earth Angel Changing Partners Don de Don Don Same Old Saturday Night FUTURE PLANS Navy High School Teacher Elementary Teacher Nurse High School Teacher Nurse Mechanical Engineering Secretary Telephone Operator Nurse- Barber Mechanic Secretary X-Ray Technician Air Force Beautician Navy Medical Secretary Navy Telephone Operator Physical Therapy Nurse Dairy Farmer Jockey Housewife Statistician Secretary Nurse Elementary Teacher Private Secretary Dairy Farmer Mechanic Navy Private Secretary Barber Private Secretary Elementary Teacher Professional Typist High School Teacher Rev. Hills, Rev. Northrup. Mr. Pett, Mrs. Hughes. Supt. Myers. Mr. Adamson. Mr. Follett, Rev. Gazely, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Walsh. Pres. Ostrander, Mr. Murray, Mr. Platner, Dr. Duby. Mr. Northrup, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Knight, Rev. Wolf. Mr. Clancy, Prin. Ryan, Mr. Rhinelander, Mr. Lane, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Barrett, and Mrs. Fahrenholz. Right: Mr. Northrup. architect, address- ing the assembly. Parents and friends on tour of inspection. Left: Supt. Myers receiving congratula- tions from friends. Some of the 1200 persons who attended dedication of our new school. ffllilllUlitllllfl Left: P.T.A. members serv- ing refreshments. Right: Assemblyman John L. Ostrander, president of the Board of Education welcomes the audience and introduces the guest. SENIOR PERSONALITIES GIRLS BOYS Most Attractive Eileen Sullivan Edward Malloy Most Studious Sandra Booth Kenneth Brownell Most Popular Helen Eustis Edward Malloy Best Dancer Theresa Fitzgerald Frank Sullivan Best Dressed Eileen Sullivan Chris Schmid Most Athletic Sandra Nadeau Eugene Duff Most Likeable Alta Peck Edward Malloy Most Likely to Succeed Joan Wood Kenneth Brownell Most Dramatic Dawn Wilson Edgar King Most Cooperative Helen Eustis Edgar King Most Original Brenda Villa Edward Gailor Best Mannered Brenda Villa Chris Schmid Quietest Sandra Booth David Hammond Wittiest Theresa Casey Eugene Duff Most Dependable Alta Peck Edgar King Most Generous Helen Eustis Edgar King Friendliest Helen Eustis David Carpenter Most Patient Sandra Booth Henry Peck Most Respective Helen Eustis Edward Molloy CLASS HISTORY Destination Moon . . . That was our motto. When we first boarded our rocket of knowl- edge and learning, we knew we were destined to travel through an unknown orbit of time. We were ready and willing to accept the challenge. Now that we have reached our destination we look back on the past and wonder how it could have gone by so fast. Our journey began in the year 1953. Fifty-four new recruits entered the ship, took their seats, fastened their safety belts, and took off to that unknown planet Freshman.” Our pilot, Mr. Gritmon, and co-pilot, Miss Barker, guided us through the long days that lay ahead. After we reached the planet and had time to settle down, we decided that our journey wasn’t going to be as difficult as we thought. Our first big project was the plan- ning of a dance. We were on our own, for the first time, to decide what to do and how to do it. We pulled through with flying colors. We planned a square dance with all the country style trimmings, and called it the Hill Billy Bounce.” We were really proud of ourselves because our dance was a success. Our next big project was selling Christmas Cards. This was a little harder but we did our best. As our year grew to a close we started to pack up our gear and make ready for the move on to our next planet— Sophomore.” Summer passed away and in the fall of 1954 forty-six of us, all a little older and a little wiser, boarded our faithful rocket and took off for Sophomore.” This year our pilot was Mr. Archer and our co-pilot was Miss Boyer. Our tasks came easier now that we were a little more mature. Our first fall dance which we were eager to have was named the Sophomore Hoedown” and again we managed another successful affair. As the year moved on, we participated in sports and surged ahead to win the tennis and soccer pen- nants. Two of our girls, D. De Fabio and A. Peck, joined ranks with the cheerleading squad and proudly represented our class. Summer came once more and with eager expecta- tion we packed up once again to move on to one of our most exciting planets— Junior.” As ’55 rolled around, forty-three of us took off for what was to be one of our biggest years. Mr. Archer took over his command as pilot once again, and we gained a new co- pilot, Miss Ross. Our first job was to order our class rings. Our ring committee made a good choice in their selection. We were represented in cheerleading by two more namely, C. Peck and T. Casey. As the year rolled on, we began to plan for our Junior Prom. We named it Melody of Wishes.” We engaged Tom Rhodes' Orchestra. Our king, E. Mol- loy and queen, A. Peck, made a pleasing couple. Next on the agenda was the choosing of National Honor Society. We were proud to be represented by T. Butler, J. Germain, D. Wilson, E. Sullivan, E. King, J. Wood and A. Peck. But once more, and for the final time, summer came knocking on our door. We began to reali2e that we had better make the most of it, because it was the last one we would have together. Then, finally, on a bright September day in 1955, forty-one of us took off on the final link in our journey; and with the assistance of our faithful pilot, Mr. Archer, and our co- pilot, Miss Ross, we landed safely on Senior.” But as we stepped out of our ship we found ourselves in an entirely new atmosphere—a new building. We were very proud to think that we would be the first to graduate from the beautiful new building in which we were to spend our last year. Our first big task was the Senior Play. We presented All-American Family,” which was ably presented and proved a real success. Then we started planning the biggest thrill of our entire journey—our Senior Trip We spent six glorious days in New York and Washington; six days that we will remember for the rest of our lives. At last we have reached our destination. As graduation came nearer and nearer, we wondered where the past has gone. We realize some of what lies ahead in the world; and know that, with the knowledge we have gained from S.C.S., we will be able to meet challenges that may face us. We «ill say goodbye to the happy, carefree days that we spent together. Though eyes are misty, hearts are empty, we will carry forever many won- derful moments to remember. c L A S S O F First row, left to right: A. Lebaron. E. Rasnanen, K. Williams, L. Turcotte, P. Wood, J. Hewitt. Second row: R. Simmons. M. Pechette, J. Pratt, J. Hathaway, L. Brown. Third row: A. Vidnansky, C. Wilhelm, P. Bingham, B. Haley, G. Obie, A. Farnan. Fourth row: C Miller. F. Woodcock, C Gailor, B. Mihaley, M. Pett, Mrs. Hilbring. Fifth row: E. Yandell, S. Williams, D. Everts. Sixth row: S. Horsfield, C. Miliis, L. Thompson, G. Collins, J. Barrett, B. King, Mr. Craw. ADVISORS OFFICERS H R. TEACHERS Miss E. Johnson President ............................... Joann Barrett Mr. H. Walsh Vice President............................Wayne Guard Secretary ............................ Christine Gailor Treasurer ............................... Albert Arnold Mrs. E. Hillbring Mr. R. Craw First row, left to right: W. Rooke, R. Goggin, D. Samsky, W. Guard. D. Yellen, T. Maloney, E. Nanek. M. Fremont, C. DuFrain. Second row: R. Varley, S. VanDeusen. W. Ahearn, J. Doran. A. Arnold, J. Sarle. A. Noel, P. Baldwin. Third row: M. Merkle, K. Heighton, W. Deyoe, J. Worth, R. Purdy, B. Cheney, H. Pechette. Fourth row: J. Allen, J. Coffinger, W. Fitzgerald, J. Reiger, R. Horsfield, W. De Foe. Fifth row: T. Varley, J. Sobon. F. Muzikar, Mr. R. Craw, R. MacDougal, Mrs. Hillbring, A. Bain, J. Myers. 1 9 5 7 First row, left to right: M. Murphy, M. Mitchell. D. Cromie, J. Weils, J. Periard, C. Adams. Second row: J. Gaylord. K. Mosher, L. Adamson, B. Peroha, P. Thibadeau, M. Perry. Third row: D. LaVoy. M. Zienkiwicz. L. DeFabio, D. Corlew. R. Hass, J. Mould. Fourth row: Miss Butler. L. VanDewerker. L. Johnson. L. Brownell. J. Signor. D. Porier, Mr. Nolan. ADVISORS OFFICERS H R. TEACHERS Miss Barbara Monsom Mr. Michael Nolan President Vice President ... Secretary Treasurer John Conlee Miss Ruth Butler Mr. Michael Nolan First row, left to right: J. Blake. R. Crotty, W. McLaren, D. Davis, C. Barber, G. Rabine. J. Drew. Mr. Nolan. Fourth row: Forbes, L. Gates. Second row: M. Petralia. J. Hughes, K. G. Everts, J. Conlee, K. Barber. Gremain, R. Sparling, H. Weed. Third row: Miss Butler, R. First row: J. Mayer. F. Nanek. P. Williams. J. Smith. R. Me- M. Young, D. Butler. Fourth row: Mr. Nolte, C. Simmons, D. Claren. Second row: P. DeFoe, J. Clement, C. Grant. M. D. Clark. S. Sherman. Mrs. Merrill. Pelock, S. Purdy. Third row: P. Hawkins, L. Wolcott, G. Gillis. ADVISORS OFFICERS H.R. TEACHERS Mrs. Ikenberry Mr. Duncanson President Vice President .... Secretary Treasurer Thomas Rvan Larry Meyers .... Linda Wolcott .... Patricia Defoe Mrs. Merrill Mr. Nolte First row: L. Dickinson. W. Carden. W. Loomis, C. Clark, J. Sherman. Second row: R. Weed, P. Tolman, W. Freebern. D. Ernst. W. Boyce. Third row: D. Heighton. L. Patnaude. J. Reiger. H. Booth. J. Barber. Fourth row': A. Gro. D. Seymour, N. Wells, R. Sullivian. Fifth row: G. Williams, F. Hammond, T. Ryan. L. Meyers, N. Russell. Sixth row: Mr. Nolte, Mrs Merrill. First row: R. Fosmire, A. Weils. E. Pratt, D. Corsetti. J. Brown, C. Mayer. T. Smith, M. Sherman. Second row: R. Devlin. E. Purinton. J. Conrad, L. Noel, B. Clancy, D. Varney, T. Nevins. S. Rclyea, H. Dalbey. Third row: R. Periard, K. Davis, D. Ernst, J. Deyoe. K. Woodcock, D. Allen, A. Thivierge. Fourth row: A. Patterson, R. Kutcher, J. Vidnansky, K. Woodcock, T. Mullen. M. Wadsworth, D. Worth. Fifth row: R. Almy. R. Abare, D. Gagnon, D. Martinovitch. J. Palmer, E. Clough, A. Santabar, D. Sullivan. A. Bullard, R. Barber, D. Durling. E. Mallory. Sixth row: Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Peters. ADVISORS OFFICERS HOMEROOM TEACHERS Mrs. Ella Murray Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh President. Rise Hogaason, R. 1 Vice President, David Varney Secretary, Donna Arnold Treasurer, Barbara Drew Richard Almy. R. 8 Mary Smith Lillian Simmons Richard Fosmire Joyce Pendrak R. 7 Mrs. Ella Murray Suzanne Normandin Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh Gertrude Gailor Mrs. Mildred Peters Randall Barber First row: B. Williams, T. Thompson, G. Gailor. D. Mellen, M. Remington, M. Haley, D. Arnold, M. Smith, R. Perry. Second row: S. DeGrechie, G. Mosher, L. Mezera, L. Dufrain, J. Gaetz, B. Humiston, H. Yattau, B. Hyatt. Third row: S. Lang, J. Pendrak, M. Wood, M. Peck, A. Young. A. Bain. Fourth row: V. Archer, M. Mould, M. Peck, J. Williams, M. Sullivan, S. Normandin. Fifth row: C. Bodnar. J. Hammond. B. Drew. B. Ricketts, R. Hogaason. S. Coffinger. Sixth row: Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. Peters. First row: C. Mosher, J. Duket, D. Brown, J. De Fabio. C. Boex, B. Barrett. G. Burch, L. McClaren, D. Dugan, M. Jacobs, C. Pechette, C. Clancy. Second row: J. Taris, P. Bolduc, S. Parillo. E. McGrath, T. Norton, C. Obie, M. Plumber, C. Mansell, M. Turcotte. M. Weed, E. Almy. Third row: L. Luongo. L. Sim- mons, C. Quinonla, I. Pharmer. W. Wood, L. Perkins, D. Williams. P. Merkel, M. Allen. Fourth row: Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Peters, Miss Cudahy. ADVISORS HOMEROOM TEACHERS Miss Mary Cudahy Mrs. Virginia Gilmore Miss Mary Cudahy Mrs. Mildred Peters Mrs. Virginia Gilmore First row: T. Brisko, J. Loomis, F. Donahi, J. Hayes, R. Serbu, T. Miller. B. Weils. M. Stewart, J. Haley. P. Peters. B. Carton, T. Gaylord. G. Bielkwicz. Second row: T. Boright. C. Thibo- deau, A. Kastsvcrg. N. Mosher, J. Willette, B. Hayes, J. Wood. J. Deyoe. C. Flanders, B. Bouchard. P. Galcik, L. Purdy. Third row: D. Peck, H. Adams, R. Nevins, C. DeYoe, J. Peroha, F. Dickinson, T. Aldec, K. Wagnar, F. Bingham. J. Mathis, D. Dumas, L. Gills. Fourth row: Mrs. Gilmore. C. Denny, H. Fitzgerald, C. Haynes, T. Barber, B. Glass, H. Coffin, E. McDougall, M. Brockaway, Mrs. Peters, Miss Cudahy. 1 9 6 1 OFFICERS President, John Wood, R. 6 Thomas Boright, R. 4 Vice President, David Dumas Richard Serbu Secretary, Nancy Turcotte Sharon Parillo Treasurer, Elizabeth McGrath Colleen Clancy {food, (!foven u te tt HELEN EUSTIS President COUNCIL ?d Seated, left to right: J. Wood, L. Johnson. J. Barrett. G. Ohie, L. Brownell, H. Eustis, A. Farnan, J. Doran. Standing: T. Boright. D. Corsetti, R. Sullivan. Mr. Walsh, sponsor; E. Molloy, J. Conlee, T. Ryan. Seated: X. Young, A. Bristol. REPRESENTATIVES Senior Rep......................................... ANN BRISTOL Junior Rep................................. GALE OBIE Sophomore Rep........................... LOI JOHNSON Freshman Rep.......................... BOB SULLIVAN Eighth Grade Rep...................... DON CORSETTI Senior President .................... EDWARD MOLLOY Junior President ......................................... JOANN BARRETT Sophomore President .......................... JOHN CONLEE Freshman President ............................ THOMAS RYAN Eighth Grade President ........................ XANDY YOUNG Seventh Grade President ........................ JOHN WOOD Seventh Grade President ...................... THOMAS BORIGHT YEARBOOK STAFF—Seated, left to right: T. Butler, E. Malloy, H. Eustis, D. Wilson, B. Villa. M. Duket, D. De Fabio, K. Brownell. Standing: E. Sullivan, M. Clement, C. Schmid, C. Peck, J. Germain. Miss Butler. THERESA BUTLER ............................. Co-Editor KENNETH BROWNE LI........................... Co-Editor HELEN EUSTIS ................... Senior High Literary SCHUYLER ST A FI JEAN GERMAIN ..................... Junior High Literary DAWN WILSON ....................... Circulation Manager DONNA DE FABIO ...................... Girls, Boys Sports CHRIS SCHMID .................... Sports CAROLYN PECK .................... Typist EILEEN SULLIVAN ............ Photography BRENDA VILLA ............................ Typist EDWARD MOLLOY .................. Business Manager MARY DUKET .............................. Typist MAZIE CLEMENT .................. Assistant Literary We of the 1956 Schuyler Staff take this opportunity to express our appreciation for the co-operation received throughout the year from our principal, the faculty, student body, the advertisers and the photographer and Miss Ruth Butler, in compiling this book. Our sincere desire is that this edition of the Schuyler will renew many pleasant memories in years to come. THE SCHUYLER STAFF First row, left to right: B. Villa. J. Weils, A. Bristol, J. Wood, D. Porier. Second row: A. Peck, M. Murphy, E. Yandell, L. Thompson, B. Perola. Third row: P. Defoe, C. Hinckley, C. Simmons, B. Fitch. Standing: B. Williams, E. Sullivan, J. Ruff, H. Eustis, E. Duff, D. Wilson, R. Burton, D. LaVoy, D. Sullivan, J. Clement, Mr. Craw, C. Peck. OFFICERS President ............................ JIM RUFF Vice President ................. HELEN EUSTIS Secretary ................. CORA ANN SIMMONS Treasurer ...................... EUGENE DUFF Sponsor MR. CRAW Left to right: J. Coffinger, J. Doran, H. King, J. Conlee, R. Hass, T. Butler, J. Barrett, L. Johnson, L. Vandewaker, A. Arnold, W. Guard, E. Malloy, F. Sullivan, B. Villa, D. Wilson, P. Thibodeau, E. Sullivan, Miss E. Myers, K, Germain, W. Rooke, C. Mullen, J. Wood, G. Obie, M. Pett, D. DeFabio, C. Peck. A. Peck, J. Germain. D. Cromie, L. Turcott, B. Mihaly. The Senior Service Club consists of thirty pupils from the sophomore, the junior, and the senior classes, elected by the club members on the recommendation of the faculty members. The objectives of the club are to encourage students to form good habits of study and conduct, to promote worthwhile activities, to preserve order, and to develop the right kind of school spirit. These objectives are based on the four C’s” of the club—Cooperation, Control, Courtesy, and Cleanliness. The business part of the club is conducted by the president, Jean Germain and the latter part of the meeting is given over to the social leaders—Theresa Butler, Rachel Haas, John Conlee and Edgar King, who prepare a twenty minute recrea- tional program for the group. CAROLYN PECK—Secretary MISS ELIZABETH MYERS Sponsor DAWN CROMIE—Treasurer SCIENCE CLUE First row, left to right: B. Clancy, B. Hayes, P. Galsick, B. Bouchard, N. Mosher. Second row: C. Mosher, J. Wood, G. Beilkawitzc, M. Stewart, C. Boex, D. Brown. B. Barrett, G. Burch, R. De- Fabio, S. Parrilo, C. Clancy, P. Boldac, A. Kastberg, K. Obie, R. Cardin, J. Willet, L. McLaren. Third row: M. Plummer, L. Luongo, N. Turcotte, T. Thompson, M. Haley, S. DcGrechie, S. Lang, D. Melien, F. Nanek, G. Gailor, L. Noel, C. Mayer, J. Deyoe, E. Clough, E. Purington, C. Quinonis, Mr. Maloney. Fourth row: M. Weed, C. Flanders, C. Tibodeau, B. Humiston. S. Purdy, M. Wood. L. Mezera, P. Remington. M. Peck, J. Gaetz, L. DuFrain. M. Peck, J. Williams, M. Mould, E. Almy, W. Wood. Fifth row: K. Woodcock, D. Worth, R. Periard. D. Dumas. J. Conrad. C. Hainz, B. Boyce, B. Glass, M. Sullivan, A. Gro, T. Ryan, R. Hogaasen, D. Sullivan, A. Young, A. Bain. H. Yattaw, G. Mosher, D. Williams. First row, left to right: L. McLaren, G. Burch, C. Boex, D. Brown, P. Vidnansky, T. Norton, E. McGrath. Second row: D. Melien, M. Wood, G. Gailor, M. Sullivan, I. Pharmer, C. Obie, L. Luongo, Miss Monson, Advisor. Third row: M. Jacobs, K. Periard, P. Merkle, M. Allen, W. Wood, L. Perkins. Fourth row: J. Taras, C. Mosher, M. Haley, T. Thompson. L. Simmons. J. Duket. Only SeetnecC fo 7i aC6 t e 4 p£U i, CLUB OFFICERS President ............................ ANNE BRISTOL Secretary PATRICIA THIBODEAU Vice President...........................HELEN EUSTIS Treasurer JOHN CONLEE In 1949 at the Yorker convention they began to have chapter achieve- ment trophies. Since that date they have awarded three each year. Judg- ing has always been tough; chapter activities were so excellent. To make it a little easier, from the first they laid down the rule that no chapter, once having a trophy, should win again. This year they revised the rule: Any group winning a trophy once may, after the lapse of five years, be eligible for a Yorker bowl. These awards then go to five of our biggest chapters, five for years lead- er in unique Yorker activity, five that have given us state officers, en- tertained their regions or even state convention, brought honor to York- ers everywhere by winning national awards, brought huge delegations year after year, with sponsors so out- standing and cooperative they are to be admired. This our local chapter has won. Front row, left to right: W. Carden. W. McLaren. N. Dickinson. C. Barber. H. Weed, C. DuFrain. W. Freebern, J. Reiger. Second row: A. Bain, P. Mitchell. K. Germain. J. Barber, J. Worth. H. Booth, Mr. Stevens, Sponsor. Third row: H. Bain. R. Davis. R. Horsfield, H. Peck, K. Barber. W. Deyoe, W. DeFoe. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys studying Vocational Agriculture in the high school. The organization was founded November, 1928. The boys have to be between the ages of fourteen and twenty-one. Building and carrying out the chapter program of work (a plan of things we intend to do) in one of the main functions of the F.F.A. Some of the activities of the Schuyler- ville Chapter's program of work at present and future are: 1. Installation of the milk dispenser in the cafeteria. 2. Sale of farm magazine Farm Quarterly.” 3- Having an all expense paid trip to F.F.A. for next years president, and 4. We are going to put on a radio program and participate in a judging contest. MOTTO Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve President .... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Sentinel ..... Reporter ..... OFFICERS ....... PETER BALDWIN ........... HENRY PECK ........ WILLIAM DEYOE ........ ROY HORSFIELD ........ WILLIAM DE FOE .......... AVERY BAIN Front row, left to right: Mrs. Murray, Sponsor; G. Mosher, J. Mayer, P. Williams, P. Defoe, R. McLaren, B. Ricketts, B. Williams, C. Bodnar. Second row: T. Smith, B. Clancy, C. Thibodeau, M Young, L. Wolcott, G. Clement, D. Butler, A. Young, D. Arnold, C. Obie. Third row: J. Brown. M. Weed, J. Pendrak, C. Clancy, P. Boldue, N. Turcotte, G. Gailor, M. Peck, R. Hogaason. Fourth row: D. Varney, M. Sherman, J. Sherman. D. Ernst, R. Weed, E. Pratt, D. Martinovich, S. Relyea. Fifth row: A. Gro, L. Myers, R. Sullivan. J. Rieger. L. Patenaude, T. Ryan. Left to right: T. Casey. P. Linen- dol, T. Fitzgerald. Mr. Nolan. Sponsor; A. Bristol, C. Mullen. First row, left to right: Mr. Nolte, Sponsor; S. VanDuesen. P. Wood, D. DeFabio, J. Saries, B. Williams, E. Rasnen, A. Arnold, M. Dulcet, F. Sullivan. T. Drew, L. Brown. Second row: J. Doran, E. Molloy, L. Turcotte, J. Pratt. C. Hinckley. G. Obie. J. Wood, P. Boyce, E. Sullivan, B. King. Third row: E. Duff, K. Heighton, A. Peck, C. Peck, D. Wilson, J. Germain, T. Butler, B. Villa, J. Hewitt. C. Gailor. Fourth row: E. King, J. Allen, K. Brownejl, D. Samsky. R. Everts, J. Rieger, C. Schmid, G. Collins, H. Peck, A. Farnan, J. Barrett, K. Williams, S. Horsfield, C. Miliis, J. Hathaway. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS 1955-1956 President ................ KENNETH BROWNELL Vice President .............. JEAN GERMAIN Secretary ................. CAROLYN MILLIS Treasurer ................. THERESA BUTLER The purpose of the I.R.C. is to stimulate interest in world affairs and to promote active participation in learning more about different areas of the world and their problems. There are over 50 members in our club who have undertaken a project to discuss cur- rent events of interest. The group has been divided up into eight discussion groups which meet weekly. Each member is urged to participate in these discussions and to analyze in- ternational situations which affect our country and our neighbors. We obtain new topics for later discussion from films, magazine articles, newspapers, radio and television pro- grams. This year we have had an assembly program featuring two exchange students from abroad who spoke to the student body on their countries and customs. We have had both inter-club and inter-scholastic debates. We attended the annual Interscholastic Forum this year. First row: C. Haynes, K. Van Wagner, B. Barrett, T. Boright. P. Wood, L. Turcotte, J. Brown, E. Pratt. J. Wood, C. Boex, L. Boright. Second row: Mr. D. Archer, J. Pendrak, L. Mezera, D. Arnold. R. Sullivan, L. Brown, D. Cromie, K. Williams, L. Johnson, R. McDougall. Third row: W. Rooke, R. Galusha. R. Haas, C. Grant, C. Miliis, G. Gillis, L. Vandewerker, L. Walcott, D. Wilson. Fourth row: D. Ernst. R. Varley, E. Nanek, D. Martinovich, B. Drew, S. Horsfield, J. Barrett. J. Germain, C. Hinckley. Fifth row: V. Archer. M. Petralia. J. Eustis, J. Rieger, K. Germain, H. Weed, E. Molloy, G. Wil- liams. Sixth row: R. Horsfield, T. Varley. F. Sullivan. J. Allen. J. Rieger, S. Van Deusen, A. Arnold. BAND THuaic t£e utuven aC Ccut ua e £ . For mus 'tc that's really sweet, 76e Sextette can't be beat. DAWN CROMIE ............... First Soprano CHARLENE HINCKLEY .................. Alto LINDA WALCOTT ............ Second Soprano LOI JOHNSON .............. Second Soprano DAWN WILSON ............... First Soprano JO ANN BARRETT ..................... Alto Director: MISS B. ROSS CHORUS—First row, left to right: Miss Ross, C. Miller, A. Bristol, G. Obie, J. Pratt, G. Collins, M. D. Peloch, J. Hathway, J. Clement. Second row: M. Pett, B. Williams, J. Gaylord, L. De Fabio, F. Woodcock, B. Haley, L. Turcotte, J. Mayer. Third row: R. Simmons, D. Corlew, M. Young, C. Mosher, I.. Johnson, J. Hewitt, C. Grant, B. King. Fourth row: B. Peroha, J. Smith, L. Walcott, J. Barrett, A. Peck, S. Sherman, K. Williams, A. Farnan. CHORUS SOPRANO I SOPRANO II Jo Ann Barrett Dorothy Clark Donita Corlew Dawn Cromie Joan Hewitt Jean Mayer Kathryn Mosher Gale Obie Anne Bristol Genie Collins Lydia DcFabio Janice Gaylord Loi Johnson Christa Miller Mary Dee Pelock Judy Pratt Joan Wood Tfttcdcc entnciHCutp e+t e cvitA- c6 vi tec{ meiaeCy Alta Peck Judy Periard Betty Peroha Margaret Pett Becky Simmons Joan Smith Barbara Williams Linda Wolcott Millie Young Marian Zienkewicz ALTO Geraldine Clement Ann Farnan Carol Grant Beverly Haley Jeanne Hathaway Barbara King Lea Turcotte Kathleen Williams Fanny Woodcock Asidem Wood Vv R- BvERTs Secreiary . £ SU'-UVAN Usurer J' RUpp FOOTBALL First row, left to right: J. Ruff, E. Duff, D. Carpenter, T. Drew. Second row: A. Santabar, E. Nanek, T. Maloney, C. Barber, F. Sullivan. T. Ryan, D. Mar- tinovich. Third row: R. Duncanson, As- sistant Coach; W. Ahearn, F. Muxikar. K. Barber, J. Allen, K. Heighton, J. Doran. P. Baldwin. H. Walsh. Coach. Discussing Maneuvers: Coach Duncan- son, Captain Carpenter. Coach Walsh. SCORE Argylc 42 Schuylerville 25 Hoosick Falls .. 38 Schuylerville 14 Warrensburg 43 Schuylerville 18 Fort Ann 6 Schuylerville 45 Cambridge 52 181 Schuylerville 6 108 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Fighting again and again against overwhelm- ing odds, as far as man power was concerned, the 1955 Black Horses mediocre record does not show the valiant effort made by the players throughout the season. P. Baldwin 5 TDs 1 PAT (kick) 32 pts W. Santabar 5 TDs 1 PAT (run) 31 pts D. Carpenter 3 TDs none 18 pts 1 Led by co-captains Bill Santabar and Dave Carpenter, the Schuylerville 6-man football I team came to a climactic point of the season at Ft. Ann where they walloped their hosts 45-6. Pete Baldwin and Bill Santabar led the scoring parade going over to score two touchdowns apiece. Carl Barber, Dave Carpenter and Frank Sullivan also hit pay dirt for the Black Horses while Dave Carpenter threw two T.D. Passes. Leading scorers for the year were Pete Bald- win who scored 32 points, and Bill Santabar who racked up 31 points. Pete Baldwin and Dave Carpenter clicked consistently on long pass plays, Carpenter being on the pitching end ( of 4 touchdown passes. Left to right: Patricia Wood. Timothy Smith, Catherine Mullen, John Martis, Mr. Duncanson, Sponsor; Millie Young, Dixie La Voy, Michael Pctralia, Edgar King, John Sherman, Mary Anp Weed, and Lois Mezera. PETER BALDWIN President MARY ANN WEED Secretary The primary function of the A.A. is to as- sist in the organization and administration of all Athletic contests. This basketball season, the A.A. inaugurated a new program of spirit and good will between participating schools. The A.A. acts as official host to visiting play- ers, coaches, cheerleaders and officials, and serves cocoa and cookies to all participating after the game. REPRESENTATIVES Seniors ..................... C. Mullen, E. King Juniors .................... P. Wood, P. Baldwin Sophomores ................. D. LaVoy, M. Petralia Freshmen ................. M- Young, J. Sherman Eighth ..................... L. Mezera, T. Smith Seventh ................... M. A. Weed, J. Martis DIXIE LA VOY Treasurer V I) Cromio. H| P. Wood. D. DcFabio, L. Turcotte. Standing: L. Johnson, C. Peck, A. Peck. J. Pratt. 'Vanity Wood, L. Turcotte, D. DeFabio Grant, L. Johnson. L. Brownell D.Cromie, L. DeFabio. M. Young, First row, left to right: D. Martinovich, Manager; J. Allen, R. McDougal, J. Conlee, R. Goggin, Manager. Middle row: Coach Walsh, H. Duff, J. Drew, K. Barber, G. Barber, M. Petralia. Front row: E. Pratt, Manager; G. Rabine, J. Doran, B. Cheney. D. Forbes. R. Crotty. SCORES We S. Glens Falls Waterford Corinth ...... Greenwich Hoosick Falls Ballston .... Burnt Hills Stillwater .. Waterford Corinth ..... Hoosick Falls Ballston Spa St. Peters .. Burnt Hills .... ............26 ............33 ............21 ............49 ............36 ............38 ............42 ............41 ............40 ............32 ............34 ............45 ............45 ............33 Mu� D viD MAR' oVICH DA They 64 74 68 57 58 74 52 81 70 70 59 . 1 Front row, left to right: P. Toleman, A. Santabar. T. Ryan. G. Williams. Second row: L. Patenaude, D. Heighton. D. Ernst, R. Sullivan. Third row: J. Sherman. J. Eustis, I.. Myers. Coach Duncanson. SCORES S. Glens Falls ...........................33 Waterford ................................39 Corinth ..................................31 Greenwich ................................28 Hoosick Falls.............................20 Ballston .................................27 St. Peters ...............................48 Burnt Hills ..............................39 Stillwater ...............................46 Waterford ................................35 Corinth ..................................21 Hoosick Falls ............................37 Ballston Spa..............................47 St. Peters ...............................51 Burnt Falls ............................ 38 istis, L. Myers. We They 33 62 39 36 31 59 28 43 20 57 57 48 55 39 44 46 52 35 72 21 49 37 74 47 68 51 41 38 52 The Schuylerville J. V.’s experienced a lean year in the win column but they advanced a long way bas- ketball wise since the opening whistle. Starting the season with a predominately Freshman team, the green and inexperienced J. V.’s lacked the real big men that could have made them league con- tenders. Only the future will tell how well these players show the strength of their development. First row, left to right: Edward Molloy, John Conlee, Jack Sarle, Frank Muzikar. Second row: Mr. Walsh. NAME RANK OF PLAYERS GAMES WON John Allen ....................... 3 5 Singles—1 Double Karl Barber ...................... 7 John Conlee ...................... 8 Richard Cromie ................... 2 Larry Heffernan .................. 1 3 Singles—1 Double Robert McDougal .................. 4 5 Singles—1 Double Edward Molloy .................... 5 Frank Muzikar ....................10 1 Single —3 Doubles Jim Ruff ......................... 9 ck Sarle......................... 6 1 Double 1 Single —3 Doubles SCHEDULE Sehuylerville Opponents Corinth ........................5 S. Glens Falls .................4 Glens Falls ....................5 Ft. Edward .....................0 Hudson Falls....................4 Ft. Edward .....................0 Burnt Hills ... S. Glens Falls Corinth ...... League Tournament held in Glens Falls on May 14, 1955. L. Heffernan, R. Cromie, and J. Allen entered. Allen and Heffernan both moved through the first Round by default. In second round of tourna- ment play—Cromie was defeated by Beckwith, No. 2 man of Glens Falls; Hefferman knocked out by Howepstein, No. 1 man of Corinth. Allen lost to Crockwell, No. 1 man—Glens Falls. Member of Hudson River Valley League First row, left to right: W. Ahearn, Manager; T. Maloney, R. Crotty, D. Forbes, M. Petralia, G. Williams, F. Sullivan, J. Perrotta. Second row: W. Santabar, L. Normandin, P. Baldwin, G. Obie, K. Heighton, D. LeRay. Coach. Third row: R. McDougal, G. Mabb, H. Peck. R. Cromie, L. Heffer- man. LEAGUE STANDINGS Teams We They St. Mary’s 3 4 Ballston 4 7 Burnt Hills 2 14 Stillwater 8 6 St. Mary’s 0 1 Greenwich 1 3 St. Peter’s 2 6 Hoosick Falls 4 7 Corinth 1 3 The familiar call of the umpire rings in our ears, Play Ball.” The pitcher is on the mound, gets his signal from the catcher. There’s the windup, the pitch, a called strike, and the 1955 baseball season is underway for the Schuylers. The baseball team, coached by Don LeRay, made a good showing in spite of the fact that a quick glance at the record would not indicate it. Lady Luck consistently avoided them. Yet all of sport is not in the winning of the game. Real sportsmanship is concerned with the way the game is played. There never has been a year in which the individual players gained more. We are proud of their work and know that they have shown us what real sportsmanship is. 1955 Under the direction of track coach Donald LeRay, Schuyler cindermen chalked up a score that showed good timing, proper coordination on the part of those who partici- pated. Eugene Duff showed fast pacing on the track when he clocked a one mile in 40 min- utes and 59 seconds. Joe Lenz, another track man, was a top scorer in the broad jump with an 18 and Eugene again added to the score as a close second in the jump with a 17. In the 100-yard dash James Perotta took it in 12 seconds, while Paul Carter paced it at 15 seconds. In addition Perotta ran in the 220-yard. Schools Argyle ... Salem .... Greenwich LEAGUE STANDING We They ...44.5 49.5 ...33. 62. ...49. 46. This year the girls did not have a permanent gym instructor. Through the kindness of Mrs. Cugan of Albany State Teachers College and Mr. Duncanson, the boys' coach, the girls have been able to have gym classes and participate in intramurals. On Friday afternoons after school the girls, under the instruction of Mrs. Cugan, played intramurals. During the winter months there were basketball tournaments. There were three teams, namely: TEAM ONE T. Fitzgerald, Captain Bristol Brown Butler DeFabio Grant Pelock Young Villa TEAM TWO D. Wilson, Captain Farnan Everts Haas A. Peck Periard Williams Wolcott Wood TEAM THREE C. Peck, Captain Collins DeFabio King LaVoy Mitchell Turcotte Vidnansky Scores: Team Three—2 wins 1 loss Team Two—1 win 2 losses Keen competition was shown throughout the tournament. On March 10th the girls participated in a volleyball play day at Burnt Hills. Coach Duncanson was our supervisor for this event. Then too, on March 17, we again had a basketball play day. This time it was at Albany State College under the direction of Mrs. Cugan. All the girls enjoyed both of these play days. Inter-school games were held at the Argyle, Salem and Greenwich schools, these were called the spring play day. Our many thanks to Mrs. Cugan for the interest she took in making it possible for us to continue our physical education program and the intramural games which we so enjoy. Thanks again, Mrs. Cugan. $ Left to right: Edward Molloy, Dorothy Everts, Joan Wood, Dawn Wilson, Ann Bristol, Alta Peck, Kenneth Brownell, Edgar King, Carolyn Peck, Albert Arnold, William Rooke, absent when picture taken. A comedy in 3 acts by Robert St. Clair CAST OF CHARACTERS ROGER BUTLER CARRIE BUTLER ... CAROLINE BUTLER BILL BUTLER...... BOBBY BUTLER .... GRANDMA BUTLER THE ’WIDOW SMITH PETER SMITH ..... LUCY MIDDLEFORD AVIS MIDDLEFORD ..... Edgar King ... Dawn Wilson .... Dorothy Everts Kenneth Brownell William Rooke ..... Joan Wood .... Carolyn Peck A. James Arnold Alta Peck .... Anne Bristol Co-directors Make-up MISS ELIZABETH MYERS MRS. ELIZABETH WALSH MRS. VIRGINIA GILMORE MISS BARBARA MONSON We, the CLASS of 1956, do hope that our befuddled minds, and who knows best but our teachers, that after 12 years of our wrestling with education is now sound enough to publish and de- clare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT To Joan Hewitt, Catherine Mullen's alarm dock so she will get to schooLon time. Henry Peck donates his great height to Timmy Maloney and Tom Smith. Edgar King leaves his cow to his sister Barbara to take- care of while he is away at Cornell. Dave Carpenter wills the road to Greenwich open to Jack Sobon, Zeke Cheney and John Coffinger. Jim Ruff bequeaths his bottle of peroxide to Roland Goggin for future use. The high position held by Bill Barber in the Oneida he leaves to John Myers. Kenneth Brownell leaves his hope for better things to come, to Albert Arnold. Jean Germain gives her love for the Air Force to Gail Obie. Joan Wood wills her super-dooper intelligence to Caro- lyn Miliis and David Samsky. Anne Bristol bequests her antics to Regina Collins. Frank Sullivan leaves his touchdown ability to Pete Baldwin, John Allen and Ed Nanek. Eugene Duff bequeaths his winning ways with the girls to Bill Rooke and Bob Galusha. To Dorothy Everts the dramatic ability of Dawn Wilson. Teresa Fitzgerald wills her pony tail to Beverly Haley, Jeanne Hathaway. Helen Eustis passes on her secret formula on how to re- duce to Jo Ann Barrett. To Kathleen Williams the position as secretary to Mr. Walsh vacated by Brenda Villa. Barbara Williams passes on her ever un-ending list of masculine names to Rebecca Simmons and Marjorie Fitch. Chris Schmid bequeaths his frequent sprees to Frank Musikar and Harold Pechette. Tow Drew leaves his ability for his common outbursts to Ray Purdy, and William Ahearn. Eddie Gailor and Bill Le Baron bequeath their gambling ability to William Deyoe and William De Foe. Carolyn Peck leaves her seat in the choir loft at the Bacon Hill Church to Margaret Pett. Sandra Booth and Rosalie Hammond leave their quiet manners to Elsa Rasanes and Mary Pechette. To Christine Gailor and Christa Miller, Theresa Casey's witty ways. Eileen Sullivan leaves her Colgate smile to Lois Brown. Pat Linendall and Sandra Nadeau left without argument. The driving ability of Ed Molloy to Kilmer Heighten and Wayne Guard. Charlene Hinckley leaves her two n's,” nonsense and noise, to Tom and Dick Varley. Alta Peck leaves her personality and ability to make and keep friends to John Doran, Annette LeBaron and Pat Wood. Theresa Butler wills her essay, How to Chew Gum Without Detection, to Ann Farnan and Sheila Horse- field. Mazie Clement leaves her long blonde hair to Betty Mihaly. Pat Boyce leaves her Oh, I don’t care attitude to Pat Bingham and Cliff DuFrain. Mary Duket leaves her perseverance to overcome big obstacles to Ed Nanok. David Hammond leaves his ability to get on detention to Spencer Van Deusen. Donna DeFabio leaves her marvelous cheerleading abil- ity to Judy Pratt and Lea Turcotte. Bob Everts leaves his future Air Force Wings to Donald Yellen. THE SENIORS +K ARTISANS AT WORK—These boys in Mr. Munson s Industrial Arts class, skillfully excell in their work wrhich will soon be their source of income. INDUSTRIAL CAREFUL THERE ... NO BLOW-UPS—Members of Miss Gage’s Chemistry Class are seen here making an experiment. POSITION . . . SET . . . GO—That is what Miss Butler’s first division class in typewriting are doing for a speed test. The Art Class making covers for their class work. Miss Yaunch Teacher. Seventh Period Study Hall Mrs. Gilmore in charge Our Auditorium Front row: Mary Joan Carey. Crown bearer; Connie. Back row: Marilyn Guard. Gary Obie Alta Peck, QUEEN; Edward Molloy, KING; Lee JUNIOR PROM The Junior Class held its annual prom on May 26. The gymnasium was attractively decorated in keeping with the theme Melody of Wishes.” Tommy Rhodes orchestra played for the dancing. At 11 o’clock the coronation took place. EDWARD MOLLOY and ALTA PECK were crowned King and Queen of 1955 by last year's royal couple, Gary Obie and Marilyn Guard. Mary Joan Carey and Lee Cormie were crown bearers. GRADE SIX MRS. E. HAMM Left to right: J. Hayes, D. Con- nor, S. Stoddard, J. Norris, N. Humiston, N. Hooey. Second row: J. Weills, L. DeGrechie, S. Boyce, D. Sherman, J. Turcotte. Third row: J. Burton, R. Edes, R. Free- bern, M. Rivett, M. Drew, T. Bodnar. Fourth row: J. Dugan, D. Baldwin, W. Allen, S. Bing- ham, C. Brownell, S. Peroha, M. Hammond, M. Pharmer, J. Wil- liams, M. Mihaly. GRADE SIX MR. P. MANSFIELD Left to right: M. Bristol, L. Arn old, S. Dulcet, C. Wells, F. Ger uso, J. Doran. R. Abare, L Boright. D. Blake, B. Herrick, B Patnaude, R. Smith. M. Clancy J. Millett, J. Harrington, B Wood. M. Flint, T. Temple, R Drew, A. Johnson, R. Perotta, T Barrett. C. Hopkins, C. Derby L. Poirier, M. Sanders, G. Cook J. Barber. J. Brownell, S. Weath erwax. GRADE SIX MR. W. MURPHY Left to right: J. Fort, M. Hib- bert, P. DeFoe. L. Burch, T. Bouchard. Second row: J. Thomas, K. Devlin, C. Brown. J. Weed, L. Barber. Third row: M. Squires, J. Horsfield, B. Wells, K. Gro, R. Sarle. Fourth row: P. Durling, M. Driscoll, A. Pendrak, B. Adamson, S. Bodnar. Fifth row: L. Reel, D. Drew'. J. Coffin- ger, J. Petralia. M. Myers. Sixth row: R. Melien, J. Hayes. Absent: B. Bain, D. Callahan. ■ .-3 11 GRADE FIVE MISS A. HAREN Left to right: G. Aldrich, C. Thomas. D. Williams, P. Murphy. N. Gavaletz. Second row: D. St. Dennis. D. Coffin, S. Miller, S. Peters, P. Carden. Third row: J. Samsky. C. DeFabio, P. Hunt, S. Cromie, S. Krowchenko. Fourth row: F. Hewitt, N. Martinovich. J. Dumas, R. Hammond, D. Booth. Fifth row: C. Slade, S. Dixson, N. Mansell. J. Frceburn, J. Norton, A. Rice. GRADE FIVE MRS. F. GOGGIN First row: D. Sasenbury, J. Biel- kieswicz. P. Kutcher, N. Wood, D. Hauprich. H. Moak. Second row: D. Root, E. Plumer, B. Glass. J. Stoddard. R. Carr, M. Ostrander. Third row: J. Jack- son. R. Martinovich, J. Crotty, E. Smith, D. Dodd. L. Hooey. Fourth row: H. Fitch, J. Gailor, H. Derby, M. VanDcusen. F. Conrad, T. Brown. GRADE FIVE MRS. J. KELLEY Left to right: R. McDougal, R. Fitch. Second row: R. Hegeman, R. Rowe, S. VanDoran, L. Humis- ton, J. Derby. Third row: D. Cor lew, D. Johnson, W. Loungo. D. Burch, K. Sparling. Fourth row: P. Bolduc, N. Norris, D. Sullivan, D. Drew. D. Perkins, M. Nolte. Fifth row: R. Sanders, M. Christian, E. Groozneck, M. Gardiner, C. Sirchia. Absent: R. Proller, W. Decker, W. Wolley. GRADE FOUR MISS V. WOLCOTT Left to right: A. Arvilow, M. Priest, P. Coonradt, E. Squires, K. Kastberg, J. Bisailion, Miss Wolcott. Second row: C. Pignatel- li, L. Heighton, C. Humiston, E. Flanders, T. Flynn, B. Boyce. Third row: J. Parillo, N. Drew, E. Gailor, F. Dalbey, S. Gilmore, A. Clough. Fourth row: D. Bur- ton, B. Taras, N. Russell, J. Mur- phy, R. MacDougall. K. Weath- erwax. Fifth row: A. McLaren, M. Foster, J. Whitney, L. Dixon. D. Periard, O. Bell. Absent: A. Van Arnum. GRADE FOUR MRS. A. SPARLING First row, left to right: T. Wells, R. Hayes, R. Varney, M. Hop- kins, D. Bolduc. G. Fosmire. Sec- ond row: E. Wright, T. Sullivan. N. Petralia, S. Northrup, T. Mar- tin. K. Brown. Third row: R. Kingsbury, G. Seymour, J. Cicha- cki. G. Deyoe, A. Corsetti, P. Pratt. Fourth row: L. Drew, E. Collins, G. Garnsey, S. Gagnon, B. Thomas, C. Mitchell. Fifth row: L. Kutcher, G. Allen. B. Periard. K. Herrington, B. Truf- ant. L. Flanders. GRADE FOUR MRS. O. TOOMBS First row, left to right: P. Blon- din, J. Everts, A. Doran, K. Her- rick, K. Cormie. W. Madison, M. Hall. Second row: S. Coffin, J. Mezera, M. Ryan, E. King, C. Gardiner, D. Goffin, A. Kenyon, C. Barber. Third row: K. Van- Wagncr, P. Perry, S. Weils, C Fort, C. Fuller, S. Allen, L. Nolette. Fourth row: J. Squires, A. Pratt, G. Humiston, K. De- Grechie, E. Rice, D. Myers. Fifth row: C. Wood, K. Hainz, J. Thivierge, M. Casey. GRADE THREE MRS. B. FALVEY Left to right: B. Priest. D. Mitch- ell. N. Wells, T. Manswell, J. Lamphcar, R. Thomas. Second row: N. Nevins, K. Ellis, R. John- son, J. Hack, J. Gavaletz, M. Boivin. Third row: A. Young, P. Powers, L. DuFrain, J. Seymour, C. Patnaude, M. Burch. Fourth row: B. Adams, C. Taras, J. Free- burn, J. Sanford, J. Venn. Fifth row: G. McDougal, T. Barber, J. Ralyea, K. Clark. Absent: P. Grant, D. Hayes, S. Hulett. C. Wolff. GRADE THREE MRS. R. BAIN Left to right: K. Foster, J. Har- rington, N. Proller, L. Gamache, J. Edwards, D. Nevins, K. Hughes, K. Carney, T. Van Do- ran, D. Nevins, J. Bodnar, P. Trufant, G. Grolley, D. Cichacki. D. Varney, M. Parillo, N. Salley, S. Jacobs, F. Hubbard, J. Brown- ell, N. Mosher, C. Barber, A. De- Marco, I. Winney, J. C. Pratt, M. Sullivan. I. Weils, L. Thomas GRADE THREE MISS R. BOIVIN Left to right: P. Mitchell, D. Mathis, K. Cook, G. Plummer, A. Kirkpatrick, R. Tucker, L. Brown, H. Purdy, A. Flanders, T. Arsenault, C. Gagnon, D. Stod- dard, M. Hoey, M. Phillips, E. Thivierge, O. Williams, J. Obie, R. Batchelder, S. Reynolds, L. Chase, E. Grinter, B. Villa, M. Seney, C. Hall. B. Pratt, G. Wil- lette, N. L. Rose, T. Irish, D. Nanek. GRADE THREE MRS. J. SACKMAN First row, left to right: M. Kelly, J. Slade, D. Martinovich, M. Murphy, R. Conlee. A. Bardin W. Diolin. D. Thibideau, M. Schiurba. Second row: W. Brock- way, B. Arnold, A. Ernst. S. Bar- ron, J. Peets, J. Turcotte, J. Cam- field, T. Rivet, J. Dugan, P. Powers. Third row: H. Mitchell, T. Fitzgerald, D. Hunt, H. Con- rad. J. Norton. Standing: D. Greenwalt, G. Purdy, M. Hewitt, L. Williams. R. Venn. M. Smith. GRADE TWO MISS E. WILLIAMS First row. left to right: F. Cam- field, W. Nacy, J. Mosher, E. Garnsey, M. Billings, L. Martino- vich, D. Lee. Second row: L. Nolette, A. Petralia. W. Parillo, W. Cichacke, G. Decker, K. Towns, B. Dugan. J. Ardenault. S. Dunn. J. Scolfield. Third row: D. Yanchunis, R. Barber. R. Phil- lips, F. Robbins, J. McGrath, G. Williams, P. Luango, J. Free- born. J. Rose, J. Greenwalt, J. Booth. D. Humiston, A. Nolte. GRADE TWO MISS A. BOIVIN Standing, left to right: C. Davis, J. Spiezio. K. Flanders, H. Kor- schow, B. Whitney, G. Christian. B. Sasenbury. M. Hunt, T. Noon. C. Dodd, T. Rodeheaver, A. Ostrander. Third row: A. Boivin. G. Proest, C. Martin. S. Gilmore. C. Wilson. Second row: M. Covell, K. Towns, L. Gamache. E. Burch, M. Nolan, M. Mellen. M. DeFoe, K. Connor, G. Barber, K. Herrick, J. Lloyd, G. Bolduc. Kneeling: R. McDougal. R. Du- mas. E. Mosher. D. Allen. GRADE TWO MRS. B. HILLS Left to right: C. Robinson, F. Nacy. A. Bain, T. Freebern, S. Wolfe. T. Rowe. D. Squires, D Poirier, G. Dickinson, J. Villa. Second row: S. Gaylord, K. Clough, J. Macica, T. Forbes, L. Williams, J. Boex, J. Liptak. R. Corsetti. J. Weils, J. Mayer, T. Hall, L. Duket, G. Aldrick, S. Pclock. Third row: S. Barber, L. Chase. P. Northrup, A. Wood, W. Decker, Mrs. Hills, K. Brown. R. McLoughlin. T. Booth. J. Sher- man. GRADE ONE MRS H. CLEMENT Left to right: G. Donnahie, K Duncan, P. Noon. L. Crandall. S. Cole, A. Korshow, V. Harris, A. Richardson. Second row: T. Brockway. W. Allen, L. Williams, M. Haley, L. Wolfe. M. Sherman. T. Ellis, B. Derby. Third row: P. Nelson, K. Boex. A. Ballard, D. Greenwalt, B. Winney, B. Win- ney. R. Pratt. N. Perkins. N. Mal- lory. Fourth row: K. Walsh, D. Oslica. R. Mezera. J. Castro, D. Squires, R. DeVoe, J. Salley. Ab- sent: A. Hoey, L. Pechette, M. Bielkiewicz, M. Humiston. D. Burlingham. GRADE ONE MRS. U. MURPHY Left to right: L. Jeffords, J. Baldwin, L. Thomas, D. Edwards. P. Caepietro, R. Nadeau, N. Sciurba, S. Melien, D. Poirier. H. Hibbert. Second row: V. DeMar- co. C. Waite, J. Kelly. E. Gordon, D. Batchelder, J. Coffin, K. Webb, J. VanDoran, W. Young, L. Schroll, N. Blair, A. Ruff, M. Periard. Third row: A. Adams, P. Gailor, M. Drew, J. Reed, K. Burch, D. Pechette, L. Jeffords, G. Hathaway, K. Dickinson, J. Liptak, M. Obie. P. Corsetti, P. Bouchard. Absent: V. Redding, J. Callahan. J. Tucker. KINDERGARTEN MRS. D. WEED Left to right: J. Hunt, J. Cicha- cki, L. Nevins, P. Boivin, M. A. Venn, L. DcLuca, J. Brockway. D. Castro, N. Gilman, D. Arn- old, D. Gagnon. C. Drew, B. Hainz, B. Johanson, I. MacMil- lan, D. Cook, S. Peck, M. Zer- wick, R. Burke, W. Fitzgerald. GRADE ONE MRS. C. CROZIER First row, left to right: K. Mar- tinovich, J. Patnaude, K. Plum- mer, L. Pcchette, J. DeFoe, M. A. Mansell, B. Norton. Second row: C. Colvin, L. Kceley, S. Christian, T. Pratt. P. Sullivan. E. Arnold. J. Doubleday, A. Weils, B. Dunn. Third row: T. Germain, B. Myers, J. Wright, B. Rose, N. Crandall. B. VanDoran, B. Nolette, J. Cal- lahan. Fourth row: G. Baine, J. Booth, H. Hooey, G. Hanson, J. Barber, F. Rose, B. DeVoc, A. Kutcher, E. Thivierge. KINDERGARTEN MRS. P. HUNT Standing, left to right: R. Loomis, L. Nacy, L. Forbes, M. Mosher, M. J. Carey, V. Varney, M. Priest, D. Connor, B. Jaeger, R. Petralia, K. Billings, A. Arnold. R. Lang, M. Bain. Seated: F. Gaudette, J. Devlin, B. DeFoe, T. Boyce, T. Weatherwax, A. Christopher, J. A. Gordom, R. Coveil, L. Edwards, M. Heighton. wijSfW si i? J tl KINDERGARTEN MRS. PECHETTE First row, left to right: J. Bean, M. Peters, R. Camfield, J. Chris- tian. Second row: W. Middle- brook, M. Nolte, S. Villa, J. Wil- lette, C. Ingalls. M. Brooks, S. Zurjacz, J. Bolduc. Third row: C. Lloyd, D. Bain, J. Nolan, M. Hammond, R. Drew, J. Poirer, T. VanArnum, J. Coffin, A. De- Faboe, J. Still, L. Flanders. GRADE K-SIX MRS. HEBERT First row: L. Beagle, J. Freebern. G. Christian, G. Yurcik, D. Beagle. Second row: F. Preece, J. Freebern, D. Owen. Third row: S. Perry, F. Mihaly, S. Wood- cock. M. Christian, W. Garnsey. GRADE K-SIX MRS. HARRIS First row: J. Whitney, W. Deck- er, C. Rockwood, J. Bisaillon, R. Carden. Second row: A. Flanders, R. Carr, W. Rockwood, W. Rock- wood. Third row: P. Carden, A. Kirkpatrick, M. Phillips, B. Adams. Fourth row: B. Whitney, L. Wood, J. Kirkpatrick. H. Wood, L. Wood. PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Miss Rita Boivin Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Falvey Miss Elizabeth Myers Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Goggin Mr. and Mrs. Hervert W. Hamm Mrs. Jane Kelly Mr. Ralph Craw Miss Mary Cudahy Teresa Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. John Peters Mrs. James Walsh Mrs. Catherine Ikenberry Mr. Paul Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sparling Mr. and Mrs. William Willette Agnes Maloney Mr. and Mrs. George Toombs Miss Vera Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Murray Miss Elinor Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Munson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eustis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Leo F. Nash Rev. and Mrs. J. Servis La Rue Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Germain Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bain Miss Alice Haren Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peck Rev. and Mrs. Runyan Wolfe Mrs. Teresa Knight Dr. Fred Krautherinic Mrs. Louise Hughes Miss Barbara Monson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Maloney Timothy O'Brien A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Boright Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Adamson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bristol Dr. and Mrs. Mark Duby Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Barrett Mr, Donald Hinckley Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Edgar King Mrs. John Harris Mr. and Mrs. William Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Walsh Miss Carol Yaunch Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens Mr. Robert Duncanson Mr. and Mrs. Guy Duket Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Everts Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Peck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Villa Rev. James Gazely Rev. Leo Dufort Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William Butler Mr. and Mrs. George Sullivan Miss Rachel Myers Miss Mary Cooney Mrs. Flora Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clement Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Week Mrs. Magdalena Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Linendohl Mr. Douglas Archer Mrs. Maude V. Brownell Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ostrander Mr. and Mrs. Louis Follett Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Pett Miss Barbara Ross Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walsh Miss Ethel Williams Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy Miss Alyce Boivin Mr. and Mrs. Seward Clement Mr. and Mrs. John T. Still Mrs. William Harvey Miss Aileen Gage Mr. and Mrs. Norman Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Nolte Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hilbring Mr. and Mrs. Crozier Mr. and Mrs. Dominick DeFabio We again wish to thank all of the patrons and patronesses for their contribu- tion, as well as the merchants for their ads. Compliments of CHRISTENSEN NIELSEN GENERAL CONTRACTORS @ SCHENECTADY NEY YORK Compliments of ONEIDA MARKETS, INC. It's a Pleasure to Shop at FOWLER'S, INC. ERNIE'S RADIO-TV-SERVICE 173 Broadway Schuylerville, N. Y. G. E. and RCA Sales PHONE SC-3812 ERNEST G. MASSENGALE GLENS FALLS, N. Y. The Fashion Shop Your Home of Magazine Fashions 17-19 RIDGE STREET QUINN'S COLONIAL TAVERN Let Us Entertain Your Next Party in Our New GRAND UNION HOTEL ROOM 340-342 Broadway SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. your aj UNITED BOARD AND CARTON CORP. DEPENDABLE C, DRUGGIST • Has Many Years of Training and Experience. Rely on Him for Your Drug Needs. THOMSON VICTORY MILLS J. LEIGHTON CROMIE The Corner Drug Store SCHUYLERVILLE Class of 1922 Congratulations Class of 1956 McRAE HARDWARE STORE R. W. PATNAUDE Something From the Jeweler’s Is Always Something Special SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. Compliments of J. ROBERT SARLE Real Estate and Insurance SCHUYLERVILLE NEW YORK Best Wishes LEO T. NADEAU Bottled L. P. Gas Schuylerville, N. Y. COHN KRAMER, INC. Plumbing and Heating 17-27 Elizabeth Street ALBANY, NEW YORK DOM'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Compliments of Phone 3223 Essotane Bottle Gas PERIARD'S STORE DOM'S TAXI Victory Mills, N. Y. Broad St., Schuylerville, N.Y. Compliments Phone 3719 VILLA BROTHERS SCHUYLERVILLE Schuylerville, N.Y. RADIO AND TV SHOP 106 Broad St. Phone 2611 SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. Subscribe to YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER $2.00 a Year We Specialize in Job Printing THE SCHUYLERVILLE STANDARD ESTABLISHED 1901 C. V. PETERS REVLON COMPANY Compliments of Clothiers MILLER'S PHARMACY Glens Falls, N. Y. NATIONAL BANK G. F. BLACKMER SON, INC SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. OF Commercial Stationers Office Equipment Wholesale Paper Products SCHUYLERVILLE HENRY C FOOTE Paints and Glass Best Wishes from PAT'S DINER MRS. DEGRECHIE, Prop. PHONE 425 45 Caroline St. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Schuylerville, N. Y. 1. PROLLER, Mgr. THE ERLANGER STORES Saratoga Glens Falls Compliments of FRANK PANZA’S MOONLIGHT INN STEPHEN HERTZ Jeweler III GLEN STREET GLENS FALLS, N. Y. R9 5 Miles South of Saratoga Springs Give More Thought to Music BRAYDON CHAPMAN Everything in the Music Line DEGRECHIE'S GRILL Homemade Soup Chowder Clams 144-146 Glen St. Glens Falls, N. Y. Your ESSO Dealer MUZIKAR'S SERVICE Broad Street SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. Phone 8570 STARBUCKS DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of MILLETTS' HOTEL For a Fine Line of Goods SARATOGA SPA, N.Y. Congratulations S. W. BUCHDAHL Best Wishes THE BULLARD ORCHARDS Compliments SCHUYLERVILLE FARM DAIRY Compliments of TELFAIRS ana DAIRY BAR Schuylerville New York Compliments of COLEBROOK DAIRY KING BROS., Prop. R.F.D. No. 1 Schuylerville New York Plumbing — Heating — Piping Sprinkler MYERS-LAINE CORPORATION 315 John Street UTICA, NEW YORK Phone 2-5181 Compliments SHAPIRO’S STORE SARATOGA MEN'S SHOP Formal Wear, Gifts Clothing, Luggage 400 Broadway Saratoga Springs PHONE 1375 Compliments SCHUYLERVILLE COAL AND LUMBER CO. J. P. McGARRY, Prop. Schuylerville, N. Y. Compliments of STEWART'S ICE CREAM JOHN D. RYAN FURNITURE Broad St. Schuylerville, N. Y. Tel. 3138 HAROLD FLYNN MURCO CHEMICAL COMPANY Manufacturers and Distributors of SANITARY MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS Deodorants — Insecticides — Disinfectants Soaps — Polishes — Cleaners Floor Treatments — Waxes Telephone BEdford 5-2511 788 Fifth Avenue, Troy, New York Compliments of W. J. GRANDE Compliments of SPA CITY DINER Saratoga Spa, N. Y. BIGSBEE MOTORS, INC. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Congress, Hamilton and Federal Streets Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Phone 2300 BERT'S GARAGE Goodyear Tires m mi iip 9 Delco Ba++eries Dial SC 2660, Broad St. SCHUYLERVILLE, n.y. Compliments HOTEL SCHUYLER Broad St. Schuylerville, N. Y. SWIMMING POOL CASINO Two Beautiful Swimming Pools Outside Dance Patio SOUTH BROADWAY SARATOGA SPRINGS Compliments of DR. AND MRS. LEO F. NASH Congratulations To Class '56 RICHARD BUSH MANAGER AT A P HUGHES RESTAURANT COMPLETE DINNERS SANDWICHES AND BEVERAGES Phone SC 31 12 DON'S CLEANERS 163 Broad St. Schuylerville, N. Y. Congratulations We Operate Our Own Plant to the Greenwich, N.Y. Branch GR-2798 Grads of '56 L W. HARRIS SONS, INC. Dept. Store r r 1 • i_j I it ||_ Complete Automobile Service at Free Parking Hudson Falls SPARLING'S GARAGE Compliments of LITTLE'S After the Deal, It's the Broad Street Service That Counts. SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. RAYMOND F. SPARLING INSURANCE HEIL'S SHOE STORE Auto Surety — Casualty and Fire Shoes for the Family Phone SC-3545 180 Main St. Hudson Falls, N.Y. Compliments of Compliments of STEVEN THOMPSON RUSSELL AND WAIT PAPER CO. BOOKS, STATIONERY, GREETING CARDS 174-176 Glen Street GLENS FALLS, N.Y. J. E. SAWYER CO., INC. Hardware, Steel, Mill Supplies Plumbing and Heating Materials N vj is our V FIRST thought Next Is lA Customer Satisfaction PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE AND PLUMBING DEALER 64-78 Glen St., Glens Falls THE TOWN'S SERVICE STATION Broadway and Saratoga Street SCHUYLERVILLE DIAL SC 2664 GREENWOOD AND BOYCE First Class Meats Staple Groceries Broad St. SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. Compliments 178-180 Beekman St. Saratoga Sps., N.Y. MILLER'S PHARMACY Our Agent in Schuylerville CARS TRUCKS STUDEBAKER H. A. TAYLOR'S GARAGE, INC. Shop at GLICKMAN'S MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP 4 Locust Street HUDSON FALLS. NEW YORK Dial 4-5318 461-3 Broadway Saratoga Springs For Values at Lower Prices HILLEBOE MOTORS, INC. Lincoln-Mercury Find Out Why Everybody Goes to Hilleboe's So. Brdwy. Saratoga Shop Phone 3914 Compliments of GLOBE SUPPLY Home and Auto Supplies Sporting Goods 449 Broadway Saratoga Springs Compliments of FALVEY'S NEWSROOM OLIVE JACKSON VELDA CLANCY Schuylerville, N. Y. Phone SC 3622 (0£tzh 34� Sot� , Sp., ,1. KY.Jjl 14 � Known From Coast to Coast Established 1932 AIR CONDITIONED PARAMOUNT PETE'S RESTAURANT Member N. R. A. Saratoga's Exclusive Sea Food and A. A. A. Famous Lobster House Recommended by Duncan Hines Accommodations for Over 100 for Banquets SARATOGA SPRINGS 22-26 CHURCH ST. Open Year Around PETER A. ISSARIS, Your Host Phone 3434 Congratulations Graduates BORDEN'S ICE CREAM GLENS FALLS, N. Y. HUDSON FALLS PAPER CORPORATION 264 Main Street Hudson Falls, New York WEBSTER PAPER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Albany 7, N.Y. Congratulations, Class of 1956 STYLE SHOP SCHUYLERVILLE NEW YORK FUSCO'S RESTAURANT 69 Beekman St. Saratoga 2592 ITALIAN AMERICAN CUISINE Compliments of SCHUYLERVILLE CLEANERS Auditorium Stage Curtains Rigging Furnished and Installed T. S. GREEN STAGE EQUIPMENT SYRACUSE NEW YORK McNEIL'S W. H. RICE FENCE Old and New CONSTRUCTION CO. VIOLINS (Paige Fences) Musical Merchandise SCHENECTADY 613 South Toll St. Scotia 2, New York NEW YORK PHONE: SCHENECTADY 6-0093 TAUOi PtHllSHINcTcOMPANY DAllAS ItXAS COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE • Class Rings • Commencement Announcements • Caps and Gowns • Medals and Awards • Diplomas • Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. B BENTLEY SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. Your Representative HODGKINS OF BALFOUR GUS HODGKINS • BOB GRAY • T. K. HYMERS P. O. Box 9, Schenectady, New York, Phone 3-5374 CAL'S GARAGE BUICK SALES AND SERVICE All Square Used Cars Complete Automobile Service GMAC Time Payment Plan PHONE SARATOGA 1812 LAKE AVENUE AT HENRY ST. LE-ED'S PIZZERIA TASTY C P 1 2 2 SPAGHETTI SANDWICHES JP 1 EE DINNERS SC-8577 Orders to Take Out Open Daily Compliments of MERRILL H. CRAIG Congratulations to the Class of '56 THE FORT MILLER COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of '56 ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE 117-123 Glen Street GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK DURKEE’S SERVICE STATION Mobilubrication, Tires, Batteries Phone 186 SCHUYLERVILLE, N. Y. JOSEPH DEUEL Phone Saratoga 812 or 925 Photographer of 1956 SCHUYLER PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography 360 Broadway SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. GLEN SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Congratulations Class of 1956 Auto Parts, Supplies, Equipment R. H. RHEIN LANDER GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK 52 - 54 Parle Street Phone Dial 2-3137 GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATHLETIC UNIFORMS ANDY'S SPORTING GOODS, INC 270 River St. Troy, N.Y. Ashley 6-7253 YOU'LL FIND IT HANDY TO CALL ON ANDY'S Compliments of JOHN WILEY SHOE COMPANY 19 Warren Street HUNTS DAIRY SCHUYLERVILLE NEW YORK GLENS FALLS, N.Y. Phone SC 3210 p'U v x r2r r-“v , r -Vv : --J • • - SuSL -- 8 1 . . ‘H ijHedsafess .2 .0