Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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1941 SCHUYLER STAFF Editor-in-Chief - Jeanette Gagne Feature Editor.........................................................Duncan Thorne Senior Class Editors - -- -- -- -- Margaret Hopkins Eleanor Coffin Class Editor - -- -- -- -- -- Teresa Corsetti Business Manager.............................................Betty Jean Osterhoudt Sports Editors - -- -- -- -- - William Launder Wilfred Venn Activities Editor - -- -- -- -- - Veronica Young Art Editors - -- -- -- -- Marie Reulet Milton Larmon Typing Editors ------- Kathryn Farrell Vera Lancier Faculty Adviser.........................................................Emily A. White 6

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FACULTY Mr. Theodore R. Townley................Supervising Principal B.S. in O.E., Union College. 1923; N w York S:a e College fnr T;»»”h rs. Suium r S ss', i.i 1923-1926, 1930, 1932. 1933; New York State College for Teachers. M.S.. 1934; Harvard University Summer Session. 1929; Columbia University Summer Session. 1938; University of Wisconsin Summer Session. 1940. Mr. Francis W. Stanlon..............Vice-P incipal - Science B.S., Springfield Collet:»!. 1933; New York State College for Teachers Summer Session. 1933. Miss Helen I. Shannahan -------- French - Guidance A.B., New York State College for Teachers; A.Y. Cornell Summer S«-h-ol 1-r Musi-. 1 1929; New York State College for Teachers Summer Session. 1934. 1935. 1936; New York State College for Teachers. Spring Extension Course. 1937; M.A.. New York State College for Teachers. August 1938. Miss Mary R. Healy ---------- History A. B.. Russell Sage ( ollege. 1931; New York State College for Teachers Summer Session. 1933; University of California Summer Session. 1936. Miss Dorothy G. Lasher --------- Commerce B. S. in Commerce. New York State College for Teachers. 1928; State Delegate to National Education Association Convention at Chicago. Illinois. 1933 and at Denver. Colorado. 1935; Syracuse University Summer Session. 1938. Miss Emily A. White ---------- Library B.S. in Lihrarianship. New York State College for Teachers. 1939. Miss Mary E. Nolan.........................English - Latin A.B.. New York State College for Teachers. 1939. M iss Veleda Duhv ----------- Music Plattsburg Normal School. 1921; Bachelor of Music. Syracuse University, 1932. Mr. George Decker ---------- Mathematics A. B., New York State College for Teachers. 1936; New York State (’ollege for Teachers Summer Session, 1937, 1938. 1939, 1940. Mr. Orner W. Boivin.......................Physical Education Cortland Normal School. 1932. Cortland Normal Summer Session. 1933; Ithaca College. 1933; New York State College for Teachers. 1934. M iss Helen V. Roberts -------- Home Economics B. S., Russell Sage College. 1939. M iss Elizabeth Myers.........................8th Grade Professional Work. St. Lawrence University. Canton. New York; New York State (’ollege for Teachers; Vermont State University, Burlington. Vermont, 1939. Miss Mary Clancy 7th Grade B.A., College of St-. Rose; New York State College for Teac-hres. Summer Session 1932; Oswego Normal School 1936. 1938 Summer Session Extension Course. Columbia University 1938 Extension Course. New York State College for Teachers 1940. Mrs. Helen Dolan ---------- 6th Grade New York State (’ollege for Teachers, 1926. Miss Alice Haren ---------- 5th Grade Oneonta Normal School, 1931. University of California Summer Session. 1936. Miss Alyce Boivin - - - - Oneonta Normal School, 1931; University of Miss Alice Clancy ... - (Jencseo Normal School Mi ss Mary Cooney - - 2nd Grade Plattsburg Normal School 4th Grade California Summer Session, 1936. 3rd Grade Miss Mae E. Northrup - - 1st Grade Ballston Training Class 5

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Schuylerville chapter of the National Honor Society was started in Schuylerville High School in the year 1936. It was later given the title, “Lampadarian.” To be a member of the National Honor Society, one must be chosen for his achievements in Scholar- ship, Leadership, Service, and Character. The members are selected by Mr. Townley and members of the faculty. As only fifteen per cent of a class are chosen, it is a hard-earned privilege. The National Honor Society is respected throughout the United States, and it has been well repre- sented in the Schuylerville High School. The students who wear these pins participate in many sports and activities in which they are active members or officers. The present society has eight members: Teresa Corsetti, Jeanette Gagne, Margaret Hopkins, Wil- liam Launder, Betty Jean Osterhoudt, Alfred Savelis, Duncan Thorne, and Veronica Young. This year’s officers are: President. Duncan Thorne; Vice-President, Teresa Corsetti; Secretary, Mar- garet Hopkins; and Treasurer, Veronica Young.