Schenectady High School - Shucis Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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9A CLASS HISTORY One bright sunny day there xrrxved ln Qentral Park lntermedr xte Qchool one of the greenest bunches of Beez rs that there ever were The flrst step we took we were pu ed In by 1 traffxc officer I ose I3 ezers rre the present fr xduxtmg tlxss 1 d tr xffxc offlcers lmrnedntely we made hls ory Nve set the pxre for Central by havmg, perfect attend inc whlle ln 'Vlr Stottles 7B hom room Severxl rmportant events of the txme stand out nn our memory Brll Mulvev was presl d nt of the Student Qouncll lqhe vxrsltw school baslsetball team won the JLIDIOY hrgh chool champlonshlp Also to our Ure at dls appointment the swlm ning pool was closed just as we were entermg Now we are l av mg and rt rs probable that lt wrll reopen After a strenuous ex lIT1lI1cltl0I'l we fnxlly pass d and were then tble to mock the new comers Pevgy Murphy cl s mgux hed our class by wmnlng a race ln the nnuxl rce c xrn1v'1l Rumor has It that ljegi f won be c xuse everyone else fell down It Wxs durlnv the half wxy mx ls thtt we welcomed the pupxls from Worrell rwn School A large pxrt of our class tons sts ol Woodlawn boys md gurls une Mosher won the Knox l rrze rn the year 35 by produt ng the best wall paper d S1211 ln lat r ye rs when you are cons dermc w tll papers l L14 gest you lool-. up june Durrnv x past 1 rxd uatlon 'assembly Mary Pallotta recelved the Llncoln Parent lweacher Award for scholas tlc ablllty ln anuary 36 there was x crash and we landed as the blg ones S ull there was 1 lonv way ahead of us Alas came the tmne for electron' One of the most extraordinary events toolt pllce when for the thlrd tlme III Qentral s h story a girl wxs elected pres dent of the Student Councxl ean Bryson was the one to recelve thls honor Then Cwme another vrtally rmportant election that of class offncers After much dellberatxon the ones elected are as follows Presrdent Georve Petls Vrce Presrdent Donald Wat son Secretary Alrce Bartllnv nd 'lreas pleased whfn It was announced thut Mrs FlSh was to be our dean Durrng our last term Mr Porter prrnclpal of our school slnce lts completion ln 1923 retrred and IS now resldlng at Morrls New York We should lllse to express agaln our sincere appreclatlon to Mr lorter for many happy memorles of days spent together at Qentrxl lo his successor Mr Hlll we ex tend a most hearty welcorne for we know that under h's supervlslon our school wlll mamt nn the standard of former years Our great wlsh IS th it you the future ud nts may have the same fun and enyoy ment that we have experlenced durmg our stay m C ntral WM DEAN LORRAINE IVIERSHON RET X PRELDDICE K , ' , z ' f , 1 -, , V -- K e . C . . ' K ll Iv .I v K ' ll . ' . h , -- - '- ,- . . . .. c. . 3 2 S z 1 K 'z.'. 2 - T1 ' ' rt 1 - - - , E K - , , . , K ,, ' s 1 , K 2 , . :- f ,C ' ' ' . . ., 7 , 2- . . ' ' J . . - ' z . K K K . 4 1 c , A 7 1 . z ' ' . . . . . I , K 1 . . I . 'D I V - Q ' , - . D L , , . 1 1 1 ! ' :V Ck , x . ' . , urer, lnhomas Baskous. We were very much D, - . c . J I . 2 ' , 1 e 1 t ' ' - , - . It 3 2 K K . . . . . ' l. . . 1 1 1 1 1 . ,K 1 t . K s Y Q K ' ' ix . z 2 '. , ' L C , L31 r K - K, - 3 c D c c . t , ' . A ' S 1 1 f . . - S . ' 2 ' 1' 5 ' , , ' f 1 f k ' ' r . 1 J - J - ' : e , 1 ' e K . ' C a J sf Q , ' C - ' .1 g z L , s g- C K ' . D 2 L rg z - Q ' ' e . l A I L

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SHOULD AULD ACQUAINTANCES BE FORGOT NOTT TERRACE In maklng our year book we must not forget our alumnl Blll Mulvey at one tlme presldent of our student councll was elected by a large ma Jorlty for the same posltlon at Nott Terrace Lorralne Rowe was elected vlce presldent Sheldon Ackley was chosen edltor ln chlef of the Terrace Trlbune Thls shows that our puplls shlne ln Journallsm There are also many more on the yearbook staff Many of our alumnl shlne ln athletlcs Leo Mulllgan IS a member of unlor Varslty bas ketball and football team Bud Shutton played quarterback for the freshman foot ball team Ben ak0b0WSkl IS a member of the unlor freshman basketball team We also gave to Nott Terrace lt8 present drum major Harold Burdekln We wlll now follow our wanderlng alumnl ln college prep schools and the buslness world Bruce Watson IS attendlng Manllus ack Wells IS attendlng Mohawk Day School Dorothy Brandhorst IS now on the deans llst at Rochester Unlverslty Lols Tracy IS attendlng LaSalle unlor College Dorothy Cloodwln Eleanor Harold Mary Margaret Bergan and Mary and Elleen Corrlgan all are students at College of St Rose ane Gardener and Kathryn Clarahan are attend mg Syracuse Unlverslty Mary and lrene Held are now ln the busy buslness world Mary Held IS a cashler and bookkeeper lrene Held IS a clerk ln Merchant s Credlt Bureau Because Mont Pleasant Hlgh School has been open only slnce September I93l Cen tral Park School has not been superfluously represented there by ltS alumnl However there are a number of students who have been graduated from both schools lrene Cohen we flnd 19 gracluatlng Wlfh honors ln une from Ithaca College She has majored ln dramatlcs ane Lauder recelved a scholarshlp for the ullllarcl School of MUSIC and IS maklng a real name for herself Rlchard Taylor who slngs so well IS study lng ln a mlcldle western college Albert SSVCIIHO and Vlrglnla Zlegler contlnued wlth muslc ln hlgh school whlle Leonard Van Vranken made hlmself famous through ath letlcs Lee Davenport one tlme presldent of the student councll also graduated from Mont Pleasant Hazel Baugh dlcl excellent work ln dramatlcs ln school whlch won for her a scholarshlp to lthaca College Bllly and Leo Nealon are both enrolled ln Bentley School of Accountlng ln Boston LEWIS Badger became a cheer leader ln hlgh school Murlel Wilson entered Oneonta Nor mal School upon her graduatlon Ruth Kllng contlnued wlth sports ln hlgh school and l now enrolled ln Russell Sage Paul Cucke mus has jolned the army as have Marcel and ack Llttrell We flnd that E210 Verlotte 15 stlll muslcally lncllned Wllllam and Thomas Male have entered UHIOD College MHYIOH Devendorf MadlSOn Farnum and jane Ann Schuhl are attendlng Rochester Unlverslty All have won scholarshlps and are dolng ex cellent work Ecllth Kraft entered Cornell UDIVCYSIKY and then transferred to the N Y Hospltal School of Nurslng She and Con stance Perry who are studylng at Syracuse Unlverslty both recelved scholarshlps J' . U ' .i .I . . I . ' I . .- . . '-' . T , ,l il I .I . 0 . . .v

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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE 9A s RUBY HARBLIN S great grandfather was one of the first to settle Catamount Mountain DOROTHY SCHRADER had a great uncle who was a duke ln Germany RUTH GILLESPIE S mother VlSItCd France Her uncle IS the Mayor of Ballston Spa JANET HORNES father was Presldent of the Common Councll She herself cently tool-L a trip across the Contment DOUGLAS CAMPBELL was born ln Scotland CARL LHRISTENSEN has taken a trlp to Europe VIRGINIA MILLER had a great uncle who was the Founder of Stanford Unlverslty merly of lndlana has been to Florlda BARBARA HUBBARD has chmbed to the top of Mount Marcy BOB EDICK has been on a trlp to the New England States and has an aunt who was a smger at the Metropolltan Opera House JANICE THEARLE fell out of a tree when she was twelve years old and broke her arm GEORGE RUSS when a baby had long curls but hls mother cut them off PAUL MILLERS father was a mentlon for the All Around Football Team FRANCES LEVITT wa born exactly I2 00 o clock mldmght and they dldn t know which day to have her blrthday on ALVIN MEENTEMFIER has been to Europe twlce GEORGE PECK has been ln every Mud dle Atlantlc and New England State DOROTHY ANDERSON S grandfather was a danclng master ln Sweeden KATHRXN KAISERS aunt and uncle are Lord and Lady Bakeman of England JANE HYLANDS cousm was on the Fred Allen Amateur Program ERNEST COLE won second prlze ln a Beautlful Baby Co test when he was a lmle mt When about three years old BETTY 'VIADER was m the movlng pxctures QHARLOTTE TRIPP has been deep sea fxshmg MARGARET PAONE has crulscd past the Rock of Glbraltar and vlslted sunny DOROTHY JONES had a trlp to Eng land at the age of nme years FRANCIS COMEAU has vxsxted West POIHI and Annapolis Academy On a trxp to New jersey MICHELENA FORTE was lost from her famlly for brlef tlme CARLTON GERNI GEORGE HERATH DONALD CLOWE and NORMAN BAUGH have been togeth r smce klndergarten and w re separated only ln SB TOMMY DEMPSTER has had pleasant associations with the sclentxst Charles P Stemmetz EDWARD EPREMIAN at the age of three years unknowmgly shlfted the gears of an rdlmg car An alert bystander prevented a collnsnon with an oncommg trolley 9 ' . re- H l H . l I l . u . I I JOAN CONWAY of Central Park, for- Italy' . ' l ' a