Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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SCHUYLER”STAFF 1. Blodgett, M.; Gravelle, M.; Reulet, E. 2. Miss Terpening; Corsetti, J.; Salley, C.; O’Brien, T. Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Feature Editor Senior Class Editors Class Editor Business Manager Sports Editor Activity Editors Art Editor - Typing Editors— Mildred Neilson Faculty Adviser - Baine, J.; Hebert, M.; Neilson, M.; Callahan, A.; Wood, P.; Beaulac, P.; Forbes, D.; Walsh, P.; ..........................- Matilda Hebert - Ann Callahan Mona Gravelle - Elaine Reulet • Cathryn Salley - - - - - - Patricia Walsh Timothy O’Brien - - - . - - Joseph Corsetti Marie Blodgett - Donald Forbes Jeanette Baine Phelena Wood Paul Beaulac ..................................Vera Terpening 6

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1. 2. FACULTY Townley T.; ElweU, A.; Healy, M.; Myers, E.; Duby, V.; Clancy, A.; Boivin, A. Haren, A.; Cudahy, M.; Terpening, Shannahan, H.; Yaple, I.; Stanton F. Gannon, H.; Cooney, M.; Dolan, H.; Northrup, M. Mr. Theodore R. Townley - - - Supervising Principal - Science, Mathematics 1926 lino r uk ,or Tench r Summer Session 1923. ismv, .1 1933 New i ork State College for Teachers. MS.. 1934- Harvard University Se »; fsr,r Colum,,U Dn,vm't ««-.«er 11W8; Umveraity Summed Mr. Francis W. Stanton - • - Vice-Principal - Science, Physical Education Universityne Sun!mer sUS«. ’flu I™ S'a'e f r • «•—» -' • »»■«: Miss Helen I Shannahan -..................................French, Guidance, Science Y.rCs?«,'fii r Teachers: AY. Cornell Summer School for Music. 1927. 1929; ? ‘S,a e 0,,e » for reachers Summer Session 1934, 1935. 1936; New York State Coilere X988 ”• Spr, K K'‘en,ion 181,7: “ A- Sew Vork S.ite ( lWr for Te..he™ !£ Miss Marv R. Healv - History A ll.. Russell Sage College. 1931; New- York State College f »r Teachers Summer Session. 1933; I'niversity of California Summer Session. 1936. Miss Helen S. Gannon - - Business Russell Sage College. B.S. in Commerce. 1943. Miss era Terpening— Library—English. Latin BA.. Syracuse University, 1933; M.A. in Teaching »f English. Columbia University, 1934; B.S. in Library Science. New- York State Teach- ers College. 1937; University of Maine. Sum- mer School. 1940. Mrs. Agnes LI well - Home Economics Skidmore College. B.S.. 1922; Scholarship. 1 .Mjl. Mr. Irving Yaple - - Industrial Arts B.S.. Oswego State Teachers College. 1941. Miss Veleda Duby .... Music Plattsburgh Normal School. 1921; Bachelor of Music. Syracuse University. 1932. Miss Elizabeth Myers - - 8th Grade Professional ork, St. Lawrence Univeristy. Canton. New York; New York State College for Touchers; Vermont State University. Bur- lington. Vermont. 1939. Mrs. Helen Dolan - - - 7th Grade New York State College for Teachers. 1926. Miss Mary Cudahy - - - 6th Grade Cortland State Normal. 1935; New York Stute College for Teachers. 194 1—B.S. in Education; Cornell University—Extension Course. 1936. 1937: New York State College for Teachers Summer Sessions. 1935. 1936, 1937. 1938. Miss Alice Hareu - - . 5th Grade Oneonta Normal School. 1931; University of California Summer Sessions. 1936. Miss Alyce Boivin - - 4th Grade Oneonta Normal School. 1926; University of California Summer Session, 1936; Plattshurg Summer Session 1939. Miss Alice Clancy - • - 3rd Grade (leneseo Normal School. Miss Mary Cooney - - 2nd Grade Plattshurg Normal School. Miss Mae E. Northrup - - 1st Grade Hu Baton Training Class. 5

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MILDRED NEIL80N PAUL BEAULAO MATILDA HEBERT MONA GRAVELLE MARIE BLODGETT , ANN CALLAHAN DONALD FORBES TIMOTHY O’BRIEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Srhuylerville Chapter of tin National Honor Society has successfully completed its 8th year of ac- tivity. Six new in cm') erg were tapped this year on the basis of character, leadership, service, and scholarship, joining the two Seniors, who were tapped in their junior year: Ann Callahan and Matilda Hebert. Those tapped this year were: Timothy O’Brien, Marie Blodgett. Donald Forbes. Mona Gra velle. Mildred Neilson. and Paul Beaulac. The officers are: Ann Callahan, president: Donald Forbes, first vice-president; Timothy O’Brien, second vice-president; Matilda Hebert, secretary; ami Marie Blodgett, treasurer. I lie aim of the Schuylerville Honor Society is to promote scholarship, leadership, service, and the develop- ment of character among the students. —Marie Blodgett '43 7