Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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BOVS TUMBLING (URLS' TUMBLING First row seated: left to right: M. Curtis, I). Forbes, M. Myers, H. Barlow. M. Hespelt. Second row standing: M. Arsenault, W. Hanna, Mr. O. W. Boivin, Physical Director, R. Thorne, R. DoGreehie. Twenty-Seven

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hirst row seated: left to right: A. Charron. A. Corsetti. C. Betts. A. Bouchard. T. Hoey. R. Dumas. D. Oravelle. R. Peloch. F. N'acy. Second nue standing: left to right: O. W. Boivin, Coach. J. Peters. Manager. N. Miner. J. Cummings. E. Everts. .1. Carscadden. A. Bulger. K. Fitzgerald. Mr. F. W. Stanton. Field Coach. Principal T. R. Townley. Third row: left to right: .1. Mcl.indon. ;. Launder. A. '1 raver. F. Bard well. S. Boyce. R. Cummings. (). Root. J. Coffin, .1. A. Sulli. ®rark The large number of boys who turned up at the first call for track candi- dates this year clearly shows that the coming season will be a popular and interesting one indeed. Last year the budding track team met fair success by taking over Greenwich and Canajoharie and losing to Stillwater twice and bort Edward once. The outstanding star was Captain Joe Sciurba who took two first places in all except one meet. this year’s prospects are bright indeed for all last year’s regulars are back and some very promising recruits besides. This year the schedule con- sists of six meets: two with Stillwater, one with Fort Edward, one Triangular meet at Granville, and two league meets. With the addition of the new material to the veterans group, Coach (). W. Boivin should have a very successful team. 1 Fort Edward 1 Eastern Conference Invitation 1 Eastern P. II. S. A. L. Invitation 2 Stillwater 1 Granville (Triangular) Curtis Betts ’35 Twenty-Six

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hirst row: left to right: W. Burch. K. McGnrry, S. Boyce. W. Cummings. R. Carey, II. Edie Second row standing: Principal T. R. Townley. C. Glass. L. Young, J. Pctralia. (Emmril The purpose of Student Council has been to aid the students by its efforts to promote good citizenship, high ideals, and cooperation among the various classes. It is composed of a representative from each class m the junior and senior high school. These representatives meet weekly in Mr. Townley’s office to decide on the social and business problems presented by various classes. Any important business which cannot be settled bv the class is referred to the Student Council through its student representative. After council members have discussed and debated the question, they hand down their de- cision which is final. The Student Council feels that this year has been most successful and votes the purchase of a moving picture machine as its most important achievement. The officers of the council are as follows: Bill Cummings, President; Spencer Boyce, Vice-president; Elaine McGarry, Secretary; and Ray Carey, Treasurer. We are deeply grateful to our principal, Mr. Townley, for his aid and co-operation and have been proud to serve as representatives under his apt supervision. William Cummings ’37 Twenty-Bight