Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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CURTIS BA I UR Curt “Footlight Glamour” Curt has been a great prop to our class. His “go ahead” abil- ity has helped to put through many successful events of the class. He is a very good speaker and was chosen to represent us in the oratorical contest. His interest in the contest in- creased greatly it is said, as he became a close second to the Saratoga contestant, a blue-eyed, fair-skinned “femme.” It’s too bad Curt isn’t following a career in dramatics as he has shown great abilities in school plays. No one could have played the part of the villain so successfully as Curt. Because of his energetic spirit he will go far in the work he has chosen —forestry, in which he became very interested as an Eagle in the Boy Scouts. -11 --I2—Joyyec Basketball. Junior Tennis. Junior Varsity Track, Junior High Intrimurals Junior Hi-li S ience ' lub' 42 4.1— Junior Varsity Basketball. Senior High Intramural ; 4J 44—Senior Varsity Basketball, Senior Varsity Baseball. One Ac: Plays. Treasurer Sonior High Student Council; Senior High Intramurals: 44-45 ''hef Club. Senior Play. Discussion Club. National Honor Society (Treasurer). V-.’r sit.v Basketball. Varsity Baseball. Schuyler Start', Service Club. MARY ROOTH —“Boothie” “Johnny Come Lately” Mary wore pigtails the longest of any girl in her class. She did not have them sheared until her junior year. We don’t blame her for keeping them as long as possible as she had very pretty long braids. Her fondness for long hair reminds one of another preference. . .cokes taste a lot better down- street when you are excused from school for an important errand, don’t they, Mary? Although she followed a homemaking course throughout high school, she thinks she wants to become a beautician. The homemaking course will always be beneficial as I imagine she will eventually become a good wife. 41-42—Secretary Freshman Km. 11 Junior Hijch Intrn- nurals. Junior Times Publication; 42-48—-Student Librarian; 4J-44 -Library Club. Senior Hijfh Intramural ; 44 45 Lirls Library Club. Senior Hi»ih Intramural . Schuyler Staff (Literary Editor) 13

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SENIOR ACADEMY AWARDS Best Student Best Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Best Girl Athlete Best Boy Athlete Best Personality, Girl Best Personality, Boy Neatest Dressed Girl Neatest Dressed Boy Friendliest Smile, Girl Friendliest Smile, Boy Most Original Girl Most Original Boy Most Witty Student Most Happy-go-Lucky Student Most Likely to Succeed Most School Spirit Favorite Songstress Favorite Singer Favorite Actress Favorite Actor Favorite Movie of the Year Dick Elwell Theresa DeGrechie Bob O'Brien Eileen Nevins Guy Corsetti Margaret McGowan Curtis Bauer Mary Young Herbert DeGarmo Mary Alice Harris Guy Corsetti Mary Booth Gene Periard Mary Booth Bob O'Brien Dick Elwell Gene Periard Alice Nevins; Dick Elwell Theresa Obie Dinah Shore Bing Crosby Margaret O'Brien Van Johnson Going My Way 12

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JOSEPH CARTWRIGHT--“Mori” “Pardon My Rhythm ’ Mort has been one of the most outstanding “characters” of the class of '45. He shall long be remembered as the hero of the senior play, “High School Daze.” We shall never forget Mort’s vigorous arguments in history class. Of course, he is ever fa- mous as a violin player which accounts for the title of “Pardon My Rhythm” bequeathed to Joe. Good luck in whatever field you choose, Joe! 4 1-42—Treasurer Km. 11, Junior Science Club. Junior High Orchestra; 42-43—Senior High Orchestra. Senior High In trninurals; 43-44—Senior High Intramurals; 44 45—Senior Discussion Club. Senior Play. Schuyler Staff. ELSIE COOK—“Cookie” “Since You Went Away Ida Cook, one of the quiet girls of the Senior class, seems to enjoy writing to one particular service man in Florida. He must be receiving quite a bit of mail, lately. Too bad the post office isn’t nearer the school. It would save many steps. Maybe her interest in uniforms was started by a friend enter- ing a nearby military school. Speaking of uniforms, we think you would look real nice in a Cadet Nurse’s uniform, Ida. Is this your future plan? 4 1-42—Junior Hitch Chorus (Secretary), Junior Hitch Intra- mural ; 42-43—Senior Hitch Intramural . Student Librarian; 43-44—Senior High Intramurals; 44-45—Girl Library Club. ARTHUR CHARRON—“Art” “Pride of the Yankees” Did you see the all-star pitcher on the baseball team? Yes, it really is Art Charron. He does make a good one. The girls seem to go for “tall, dark, and handsome” baseball players. The girls, or should I say girl, from Quaker Springs especially seem to think so. We hear you are seen down that way a great deal lately; Art, you know' that gas is not as plentiful as it used to be. We should do away with pleasure trips. Or perhaps you’re just helping Don with farm work? 41 42—Junior Time Publication. Junior Varsity Baseball. Junior High Intramurals; 42-43—Baseball. Senior Hi'll Sports Council. Senior Hi h In.ramurals; 43 44—Senior Hitch Sport Council. Senior High Intramurals. Baseball. Senior Service Club. Senior Stud-nt Council; 44-45—Senior Plays. Student Council. Servi.-e Club. Baseball. Varsity Basketball. ELIZABETH CORSETTI—'“Be:” “Tomorrow, the World ’ Betty’s not very big in size, nor does she make much noise around the school. She is the type that the teachers like to have around for she has always been interested in her school work. Also she has a very amiable disposition which gives her many friends. Her continual and constant friendship with Edith all through high school is just one example of her fine disposition and loyalty. Betty has followed a business course through high school. She expects to continue her business training next year in Albany Business College before going out into the w'orld of business wrhere she surely should achieve success. 41 42—Junior High Dramatic . Junior High Choru . Junior Hi vh Intramurals; 42-43—Secretary of Senior High Student Council. Senior High Intramurals; 43-44—Sports Coun.-il. Senior High Intramurals: 44-45—Schuyler Staff. 1 I