Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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'DecUca tot To Miss Gage and Mrs. Ikenberry we, the class of 1950, dedicate this year’s edition of the Schuyler. Through this dedication we, the class of 1950, wish to convey to them our utmost appreci- ation for the understanding, the advice, and the guidance which they have generously given us throughout our high school years. Their help and cooperation has aided us to success. 3

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 p6necuofiet C7C WELVE years ago we, the seniors, started school for the first time. To some of us, «JL this was a frightening experience, but we soon became accustomed to it and learned to like school, what it stands for, and people associated with it. Grade school and junior high school were rungs in our ladder of achievement. Eight years later the door swung open, and we stepped up to the next rung of our ladder, senior high school. New fields and new experiences helped to broaden our minds and personalities. Our senior year was a most memorable one. It was a time when we fully realized that we would soon be dependant upon ourselves, which caused us to think of the future and what we would do with our lives. Then the culmination of our achievement was commencement. Commencement which is the beginning would be an opening into a vast- er field that would challenge us all. The paths taken will be many and varied, and for some, long and tedious. As we leave let us pause and think of what Schuyler- ville Central High has meant to us. It has brought work that seemed difficult at the time but mingled with it was the joy and happiness of play and association with our fellow class mates. Memories will remain with us, even though times may be hard, the way may be rough memories will linger on for those unforgetable years at S. C. H. S. 2

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R. Hoeksema J. Peters Miss Butler, advisor A. DeGarmo G. Ladds A. Cromie, A. Young, J. DeMarco, M. Rugg, R. Corsetti, D. Miner, V. Hills 4