Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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KAYE MOSHER “Because You Have Gone Away” Faye has a soft voice, and mild manner until you arouse her anger! Then watch out, for her size is no indicator of her mighty spirit. Faye has not developed all her ability and op- portunities to their fullest in high school, but if and when she does, she should have a highly successful career in her chosen field—nursing. Junior High Chorus (1): Junior High Dramatics (1); Junior Times (1); Intramurals (1-4); Burgoyne Crier (2); Local History Club (3-4). DONALD NADEAU—‘“Zoel” “I’m Still Crazy For You” Don is the typical all-American boy. Though he is noticeably small in stature, you’d never know it, from the energy he puts into basketball and the enthusiasm he puts into all other sports and activities he undertakes. We have often heard Don speak of going in the Navy; perhaps his brother’s influence, or maybe the effect a Navy uniform has on the fairer sex, has something to do with it. All kidding aside Don, we knowr there’s more to it than that. Tumbling Squad (1); Junior High Dramatics (1); Intra murals (1-4): One act plays (2-3); Senior High Dramatics (2); Service Club (3-4); New Driver’s Club (3); General Discussion Club (4). MILDRED NEILSON—“Millie” “I Walk Alone” Highest scholastic honors for the class of 1943 go to Mildred Neilson who will represent the graduating class as Valedic- torian. Millie has rendered her services in many ways to aid her class and school. She has been taking a commercial course during her four years of high school and her ability in this line has influenced her to attend a Business school elsewhere. She should be especiallv complimented on the splendid work she has done in supervising the sale of War Bonds and Stamps in high school. Junior High Dramatics (1); Intramurals (1-4); Librarv Club (2-4): Burgoyne Crier (2-4); Schuyler Staff (4); National Honor Society (4). JEAN PECHLITE—“Goon “How Can You Forget” On watching Jean for a day or so, one might often ask where she got all that pep and energy, especiallv the noticeable amount that emerges from h«r mouth. In addition to this she possesses the undeniable red hair and the temper that usually accompanies it. Like one of her pals, she is taking a Home Economics Course and desires to become a dietician. As you go out into the world, Jean, we hope the people you meet will appreciate your attributes and overlook your few faults. And m'ght we also add, you can become anyone’s friend if you pass on to them the good jokes you’ve told us. Jayvee Cheerleader (1-2); Junior High Dramatics (1); Junior Times (1): Intramurals (1-4); Glee Club (2-3); Sports Council (3); Library Club (4). 17

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MATILDA HEBERT “Tillie1 “Happiness is a Thin Called Joe” A glimpse at Tillie’s third finger left hand seems to suggest that she is the first one from the class of ’43 that has definite plans. For awhile it looked as though Tillie would have to give up one of her ambitions, but now we hear the good news that Navy Nurses and Navy men can marry. I guess that leaves us two things to wish you all the luck in the world with. Mrs. Reynolds or Ensign Reynolds N. N. C. We’re sure you’ll succeed in everything you undertake, and for proof we just hav to look at your class record. We might also add that S. H. S. was proud to have such a good cheerleader for basket- ball. Javvee Cheerleider (1): Secretary of Junior Hitch Dramatics (1); Senior High Dramatics (2); Junior Times (1): Infa- murals (1-4): Varsity Cheerleader (2-3); Head Varsity cheerleader (4): One-act plays (2-3): Library Club (2-4): Junior ('lass Secretary (3): Service Club (3-4); Senior Hieh Student Council (4): National Honor Society (3-4); Editor-in-Chief on Schuyler Start' (4). DORIS HOPKINS—“Hoppy” “Scmeday My Prince Will Come” Doris runs a close second for the quietest g’rl of the Senior ('lass of ’43. She has always been a good student and a good friend to tho«e with whom sh» has been closely associated. These dualities which she has should help her to be a success in whatever she undertakes. Junior High Dmmat’cs (1): Junior High Chortm (1); Glee Club (2): Junior Times (1): Intramural (1-4); Burgoyne Crier (2-3): Library Club (4). FRANCIS KEELEY—“Little Keel” “Now and Then” A good excuse for not having your homework done is a mighty handy thing to have, and “Little Keel’’ can usually provide a sufficient reason. You should have let more people in on your precious excuses because goodness knows we could all have used them at one time or another. We don’t know what Frank’s plans are for the future, but we wish him the best of luck. Tumbling Squad (1): Junior High Dramatics (1); Intra- murals (1-4); Locil History Club (2): New Driver’s Club (3): Chef Club (4). MARIE MINER “Em Waiting” Marie should be greatly compbmented for her perseverance and detet mination. She stays much to herself, and she hasn’t confided in us just what her plans for next year may be, so all we can say is. good luck, Marie, and best wishes for a happy life after graduation. Glee Club (1-3); Junior High Chorus (1); New Driver's Club (1): Intramural (1); General Discussion Club (4); Burgoyne Crier (4). 16

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ELAINE REULET—“Sis” “Laugh and the World Laughs With You ’ To the little kids in the lower grades with whom she’s played on the school grounds, she’s been an angel; and to the boys— well, you look at her picture and see what you think! Elaine has always done her share in all class activities, and she’s not afraid of work which is more than a whole lot of us can say. As the wheel of the future spins, it stops at the place marked nurse, and that is just what Sis desires. May your wishes be- come realities, Sis. Ole© Club (1); Junior High Chorus (1); Intramurals (14): Service Club (2-4); Library Club (2-3); Student Council (4); Schuyler Staff (4). CATHRYN SALLEY— Kale” “An Angel in White” Kate is the girl who has the contagious giggle which has echoed throughout the corridors, study halls, and classes of S. H. S. for the past several years. Kate is an all around good sport. Wherever gymnastics are involved, she is to be found. We’re sorry she only had one year on the Varsity Cheerleading squad; she made a swell cheerleader. We're sure in the years to come when her wish of being a nurse is fulfilled, her patients will find her as sweet and pleasant as we, her classmates of today, think she is. Junior High Dramatic» (1); Jayvee Cheerleader (1): Intra- murals (14); (ieneral Discussion Club (2-4): Local History Club (2-4); Senior High Dramatics (2); Glee Club (3); One-act plays (3); Schuyler Staff (4); Varsity Cheer- leader (4). TIMOTHY O’BRIEN— T. “How Do You Fall in Love” You appear to be rather bashful and shy. Perhaps you are, but we have known times when you were very interested and rather friendly in the presence of a few special girls. Of course, we can’t blame you Tim; it may be only human nature. However we find some of your pals anything but shy and bashful—so don’t try to follow in their footsteps—we like you as you are! We predict that some day Tim will have a hand in running things at O’Brien’s; he has a pretty good start already. Tumbling Squad (1); Chairman of Junior High Student Council (1): Intramurals (14); Student Council (2-3); Service Club (2-4); Local History Club (2); General Dis- cussion Club (4); National Honor Society (4); Schuyler Staff (4). CATHERINE SIRCHIA—“Greasy” “Miss You” “Sugar and spice and everything nice, that’s what girls are made of,” fits Kate aptly because during the twelve years she’s been with us she has proven herself so. The girls’ Intra- murals basketball team would have been rather helpless with- out the expert playing of Kate as guard; they’ve won many a championship with her help. She not only helps to win them but is quite a champion herself among the school crowd. Junior High Dramatics (1); Glee Club (1-3): Junior High Chrous (1): Intramural» (14); Sports Council (2). 18