Burnt Hills Ballston Lake High School - Spartan Epic Hilltop Yearbook (Burnt Hills, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1942 volume:

iijvopfzffzj on' R'nT3ic 1Y THE CLASS OF l942 THE HARVEST 115 Lf LLM X GD 312221 V ! F: 1 75 Lu' 9 2 . , ' XX' -.? ,,, Q gg if X Xi ji w fw UE43:f1r1 if lf E 'Q it 5jQ1FKHIi? Li Tl 5,,!5j.11,?.7'Vi 'ffif E F L-Q4f!LPJC 5 Q 4 , ,--. Mi ' ! ' fv ' f 1 - ' m .YQ-3 .i xanax --Q -5 Q-fi Q. . 1 .Ir we i x'v45Eg P' F - ' .Q4- 516-..,, Y - 4' :Nr I fi! 1, 17' . .gf J 'I Qnwjgfp 4 , A , L. . ., Q ' .,,,f ,,- if ' i' - 'f , .f Z ... I , ' A .O A, r Q - .V ' N A 4 DEDICATED Mrs Vera M Vullle sc ool and her keen Interest an each of nts students we the staff of the I942 Harvest dedicate thus volume to In appreciation of her untiring efforts in behalf of this h . . . 1 , lilll D6 gfjnzunol. ST EDITOR IN CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY . BUSINESS . ADVERTISING . CIRCULATION ART . . CLUBS G ACTIVITIES . SPORTS . CLASSES . SENIORS FEATURES . ROBERTA JETTE BLANCHE MILLINGTON ELLEN KOVAROVIC ISABELLA BUCHANAN KENNETH BRYDEN WILLIAM LA RUE, MGR. . . REBA COULOMBE . RUTH BRUNO STANLEY JANKOWSKI EDMUND WEST CAROLINE KILTS JEAN DANDAREAU DORIS HECKLER . ELEANOR CHADWICK ALICE MORRIS . MARGARET SWEENEY A ,V L I-,--..' S fn I F - , n I ,C ...,,.:.,, ........., f I ,, ' a 1 fd A 4 Q I THE HARVEST AFF Isabel Zimpel The Class of i942 wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the constant loyalty, tolerance, generous co-operation and assistance rendered by Miss Zimpel during the last three years. Her fine management and excellent judgement make her worthy of all the gratitude we feel for her: no one has worked more untiring- ly for our interests. May God grant that her work may con- tinue and may it give to the world men and women who will be a credit to the school and also to themselves. ILLIAM R Presxdent 'il ELEANOR CHADWICK Secretary Nik-lk-LALQI. CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT HOWARD V1ce Pres1dent if JEAN DANDAREAU Treasurer W L A U E, , ' K ' 1 I L' I x 'A ! 1 ' 1 ' . 2' c. n - u ' U., 'S A A FACULTY I ii -17 'I T BLANCHE MILLINGTON 'Hildesi manners, and the gentlest heart.' ACTIVITIES: Valedictorian Yearbook Newspaper Club Camera Club junior Prom Committee 41' - , A lf Ll nl ff RUTH A. JONES 'Silence leads to succesf ACTIVITIES: Salutalorian Intramurals junior Prom Committee Q Cc., f, Q, ET-,she Q I A- ' ff ' ISABELLE BUCHANAN 'DependabIe, clever, gay!' ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Intramurals Secretary of Class '42 631 Senior Play Cast Library Club ELLEN KOVAROVIC 'Not too serious, not too gay.' ACTIVITIES: Intramurals Camera Club Newspaper Club junior Prom Committee Yearbook Treasurer of the Class of '42 135 f Q47 WILLIAM QHZLA Rus 'He mixed pleasure with reason and wisdom with mirth.' ACTIVITIES: President of the Class of '42 f4j Student Council Intramurals Wrestling Chairman of Candy l0 , X C? ,Sip-XX RUTH A. BRUNO 'Her eyes are stars of twilight fair' ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Intramurals Junior Prom Committee Newspaper Club Traffic Squad ,x LX v fl' 0 4v,r I JEAN DANDAREAU 'Worry let it run away: live a life, and live it gay.' ACTIVITIES: Intramurals junior Prom Committee Senior Play Cast Treasurer Class '42 145 ROBERTA JETTE 'A woman of charm is rare indeed,' ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Newspaper Club Camera Club Traffic Squad Chairman of the Christmas Card Pale Senior Play sl ROBERT ARMSTRONG 'Well done is better than well said. ACTIVITIES: basketball Tennis junior Prom Comwittee Vice-President of the Athletic Association Social Club f If 0 f.H ,, ., X I i uf' ,X 'His character speaks for itselff ACTIVITIES: Chorus Yearbook Senior Play Cast REBA COULOMBE 'A little mischief by the way. is a little fun to spice the day.' ACTIVITIES: Camera Cluh Newspaper Club junior Prom Committee Student Council 1 . x I l 1 . vi K. RICHARD GREENE 'Bashful, but nice. ACTIVITIES: Orchestra: Basketball: Tennis: Student Council: President of Class '42 f3j Treasurer of Class '42 125 President of the Athletic Association C45 KENNETH P.BRYDEN JR. WILLIAM BETTS 'Born with a gift oflaugh ter. and a sense that the world is mad ' ACTIVITIES: Foccer Fsseball Basketball Manager junior Prom Committee F.ELEANOR CHADWICK 'She is small: tha!'s what they say, but her ability is the other way' ACTIVITIES: Band Orchestra Secretary of Class of '42 fR,10,l2j Secretary R Treasurer of Athletic Association 643 Student Council Cheerleader Yearbook xi! ' X vp LAURENCE GARDINER 'Bepone all cares' I give you to the winds ' ACTIVITIES Intramurals Social Club Junior Prom Committee I ll' IL ,P DORIS HECKLER 'Happy am I from care I'm free, why aren't they all contented like me?' ACTIVITIES: Camera Club Yearbook x 'Y 'C ri 1 ROBERT' HOWARD s'fAo32ToAN 'He goes his merry way. 'Always willing to lend a ACTIVITIES: hand, without an order or Chorus Command ' Vice-President of the Class of '42 C45 ACTIVITIES' Chairman of the Magazine Candy Chairman Drive Soccer Softball ff, niffrffgf I . , . fl !'f-'f1 vlln AX STANLEY JANKOWSKI EVIERE TT KEI WOCJD 'Hr that hath knowledge spareth his words-' 'A man of few words, but we knew he was there.' ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Band Orchestra Intramurals Traffic Squad President of the Class of '42 CID Basketball Manager Baseball Camera Club Intramurals '17 1 ,w I n',A'J,16 ! f fvf A f A 'Il nl. 5 f'fu:,lf z ,lv ffl, ' AL ICE MCDRR IS CAROLINE G. KILTS 'What I do, I do with the best of my ability ' ACTIVITIES: 'Lauph and the world laughs with you ' ACTIVITIES: Band Camera Club Homemaking Club Social Club Intramurals Orchestra Vice-President of Home Economics Club Yearbook - , A fx L 'Nl . 1 I . ! IR'IN MURRAY IILDREA NILES .I I ve th' t I , , 'Modesty is the citadel O I Barnes Iolce of virtue and of beauty ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES: Band Intramurals Student Council Chorus Camera Club Home Economics Club Junior Prom Committee Newspaper Club ff 1 -3 fn 1ll , ,rj . I lil' Q4 r RITA OUELLETTE 'A lovely disposition will make many friends ' ACTIVITIES: Home Economics Club Q P4! f , .L ,V I f 'Hx x, ' sara RYCHCIK 'Come then expressiveness Silence. muse her praise.' ACTIVITIES: Camera Club Junior Prom Committee Intramurals V-'Wh' Lil , rvf' .JN if DCDROTIIEA H. SMI'TH 'The quiet mind is richer than the crown.' ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee District Chairman of the Flanket Club Seed Committee www DOPJALD VAN VR ANIKEN 'I'm sure care is an enemy to life.' ACTIVITIES: Fasketball Baseball Soccer n RALPll PIERCE 'Quiet but full of ffilnd ship for all ' 5 I N bf! ACTIVITIESA lm- ' Baseball Soccer MARGARET SWEENEY 'Her wit will always see her through.' ACTIVITIES: Camera Club Newspaper Club Yearbook Chairman of Blanket Club RICHARD SCHOLTZ 'Nothing great is ever accomplished without en- thusiasm.' ACTIVITIES: Camera Club Senior Play Cast Ll Qffk I X, 1045 1 . sA'L.ft1.,w+J?1 .lf i7.A,1 Y' , -' N Nevtilbfikl ml... EI MUND WEST 'Always striving lor others good,' ACTIVITIES: Hand Orchestra Yearbook junior Prom Committee Senior Play ROM FA HER T M ' D F ur of my best years were spent ID watch1ng the freshman lass of 3 a Burnt H1lls Ballston Lake High School ecome the senior class f They were a gay young group, those fresh men Their freshmen year was obscure and for the records sake Jean Dandar eau was their President, and such teach ers M 1 e r e1ss and rs Arnold may go down 1n history as faculty advisors As freshmen, they were a com plete success always g1Vlng some teach er a dreadful headache T e1r second year brought them o the beg1nn1ng of their a1m a Wash1ngton tr1 s ar, y so ne was IS year that Miss Z1mpel took over The treasury Wh1Ch was guarded by D1ck Greene, who was guarded by secretary, Eleanor Chadwick began to mount up Th1s was the year that brought the flfSt new 1dea newspaper drives Sophmores c eaned out 3ttlCS c ars, garages, and any place where old newspapers could be found This proved to be a good 1dea, both financially and 1ntellectually they were collecting they would catch up on two or three years reading of the also ut I won t mention those The corridors of the school would sometimes look l1ke salvage houses Somewhere among the papers, B111 Betts and Everett Kerwood could always be found try1ng to dig out jean Dandareau and Dot Sm1th o were ngled up 1n a ball o Stfl a p1le of magaz1n e1r y1n1or year was mo exc 1ng one 1C8fS for th1s year were Pres1dent D1ck Greene Vice Pres1dent Reba Coulombe Secretary Isabella Buch anan Treasurer, Ellen Kovarov1c The n1ors rted a magaz1 drive Not a bad 1 ea Then came ano er 1d b a ket c u So many t ings a ened during th1 ye penny par y more newspa er drives junior SBHIOY Halloween Dance seed dr1ve, and f1nally candy sales Tue biggest and most memorable I suppose was the cold w1ndy day that Jean Dandar eau and Roberta jette plowed the1r way down to the Ballston Lake Post Off1C9 to I4 get a very valuable package The pack e contained junior r1n Some f which can now be found in c1rculat1on outs1de of the sen1or class Next came t e highlight of the year the Junior prom Many days and weeks were spent in plann1ng the decorations and 1n May the prom was held The gymnas1um was ecorated w1th a May Pole and past streamers n two da after the prom, that the clean ups found or1s Heckler und up in one o t streamers t, a good t1me was had all Hav1ng heard many tales of Wash gton, hey e t for their summer tions W1 h th senior year September 3 1941 they entere e1r senior ye l La Rue elected Pres1dent and Bob Howard V1ce President Secretary Eleanor Chadwick Treasurer, jean Dandareau Immediately plans were made for a newspaper dr1ve everyone pitched 1n and the dr1ve was a success Oh' No the magazine drive was not forgotten Under the1r able Capta1n, Bob Howard th1s 1Ve was also ma successful Mon s ro ed b can time crept closer October, November, and then December' Then suddenly all of the SCHIOF s dreams were shattered ut e 1 n g1ve They had a new and bigger a1m They worked doubly hard Christmas cards were sold They turned er the1r candy profits to th Cross, and the benef1ts of the s n 10f play were donated to the local O D n t they rece1ve any reward? Oh' yes ch person in the o had p 1d all d an ass xgations rece1ved an S18 75 ted States Defense Pond But ey d1dn t er the dlf8CflOD of thei c ac VISOY ss Z1mpel e n1ors re e abl1shed a year book for the students H took long hours a hard work but they struggled through without t ose lost hours of sle p And now cause my ncwell r mu scribble a fond farewell TORN F T I E S IARY o ' , - ' C ' 8 t ag ' ' ' ' gs. o b ' 0 942. . . . - h . . - . . as r.W'ld , M .R ' ig, M . d ' el ' ' . It was 't until ys 1 ' ' - D ' , wo ' f he . . Bu ' by h ' ' I ' , , , , , t in t l f ' va- ,P u O f et ak. It in ca J 't high spirits for eir th. A . . ' ' - no u ' On , , d H vw th ' ' ar. Bil was 1 ' , ell ' 2 ' ' ' . As - i ' ' . , ' dr' de ' ' . th ll yg dy National Geographic. They read others, Sales rolled in? the washington tf'P . B , ' ' . c ' - 0 b , th y d'd 't ' up. wh ta ' f 'ng OV i i e and ' ' es. Red e ' ' .C.D Th ' '1 ' a st it- ' . Off' ' : , , . . Q . - . id ' . . ' ' . ' V ' . Ea ' class of '42 Q ' ' . wh a' class ues d cl ju ' sta off with 'ne Obi ' Uni ' . 'd . - J ' th ' ea' 3 1 n 1 b, .... th ' 't stop at his. h' h ' 'S ar: 3 Und I I 'T lass 1- t ' P ' ' ' , Mi ' , th se ' - st- . . - M . ' - of ' ' . 1 B. .B.L. It nd ' - h e . - , ' be i l uns dry, I st i N, ,f-:rv-dw-4 5 X v ..,.-.. Q --- dlrwt ' ' -.. ff -. f.4vLk-fa 'A ' - L A -4. A . -5 if I , 4 '4- .i K ' 1. .-.mf an-all-if 'T . ...- ' -vi 1- yi, . ,xl g. :LIU W MY N..--5 Ibm, , 3111 I W1 JUNICDRS CHRISTIANN LIEVESTRO Patrlcla McArthur 1 3 5 1 c 'Y x XY Im 1 16 Pres. 1941-1942 K 6 I I Prvs. 1940-1941 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN GRADE 8 GRADE 7 GRADES 4 5 6 GRADES 3 2 1 4. f A Y l I l l MEMBERS OF THE ASSEMBLY THE STUDENT WILLIAM LA RUE President REBA COULOMBE RICHARD GREENE ELEAINOR CHADWICK NORMA FOBIAN FRED WATERHOUSE SANFORD GRUNDY DONALD MOONEY HARMON RIVENBURGH MARIE MORRIS k ROBERTA JETTE ROBERT ARMSTRORG MARGARET RAMLOW ROBERT SMITH JACK Do:-:Lon Joms MCNAMARA JEAN BOND BEVERLY BIGGERSTAEF COUNCIL WILLIAM MOONEY RUDY SETZER RUTH ROBINSON ELEANOR SETZER B RNARD CUNNINGHAM RAYMOND AUSTIN HAROLD BRUST FLORENCE STE WART I1 llll llll Al ill' EVE SINCE EVE Characters ln Order of The1r Appearance Mrs Clover Johnny Clover M Clover Spud Erwxn Susan Blake Betsy Erwxn Martha Wxllard Offxcer Sxmmons Henry Qurnn Lucybelle Lee Preston Hughes Football Players jean Dandareau Harmon Rrvenburgh Robert Smlth Alan MacArthur P8tf1Cl8 MacArthur Dorxs Mxller Isabella Buchanan Kenneth Bryden Chrrstlan Lxevestro june Laws Donald Mooney Joe Taylor W11l1am Zxelxnskx Loren Jenne Bradford Randall John McNamara Raymond Newton W11l1am Betts Rlchard Sholtz The play was presented Frrday evenlng March 27 1942 under the dlrectxon of Charles F Wllde The proceeds of the entertaxnment went to the Local Def ense Councxls e, ,.. , 'WNW fe ' A nn g I 9 5' V, ' K la t 1 , .P r. . . . ' . 0 I 0 U . . I D I I l . I l , . . -1 'Q ',A'D5JJ ' ' 'ii A15 , ,LJ MUSIC DEPARTMENT um9 Oh e o' , not asle ust studying IZHOD Why of course e his musi Stu in 1 Have a chair Music department? That s right u s ke to hear about it Certain ' usic really keeps one on he o t s interesting and entertaini however, only those who really desire to take it seriously and to succeed should study it Everywhere there is music, and ull world t wou d b if there we n t such a 1 g T e leas that can e id about it t is marvello t, we n super Band? Band' ve a ban an o sixty upils t h ar it play no one could feel prouder than we With their Capes and caps of maroon and white their shiny instruments, their instructor, their enthusiasm, precision, the band members truly can paint a scene one will never forget Burnt Hills remembers playnight t Saratoga Convention Hall it remembers the Defense Program of March nine teenth it remembers the Spring Concert this year To hear and see the band in action makes one want to play also it stimulates a feeling which overwhelms e as he liste esides that om, excuse me Orchestra? Orchestra' We have a school and dance orchestra They ve worked hard and long to make the grade We had an outstanding Christmas program this year made possible th the assistance of the school orchestra We students have had an opportunity to Jitterbug to the tunes of the dance orchestra at basket ball games Good as the best' Within our department is also the choir Positively vocal ta lent The blending of voices to produce pleasing melodies is com plicated yet the harmony is sooth ing and delicate The choir help ed greatly this year in making the Christmas program one of beauty and pleasure l that s the whole thing in a nutshell Wonderful9 Thanks' We appreciate that Time to go9 O guess you ll try something in the way of music Time w n t be wasted t a a Hum? Oh, goodbye' H . , h ll . No ep. I ' . P' . , . Se t ' 'c? dy' g 't. Yo ' li A ? ' ly. M ' ll t g 'Y' bu it' ' ' ' 'ngg ,J a d his l e ' re o th'n . h t b sa' ' is that i ' us Eu thi k it's 'H . , We' d. d everyone in it and everyone not in it will tell you that. It is composed f ' p ' , and o e ' , . . . D . . a on ' ns. B ' , I ...... . . wi ' . Wel , ' Q h, ' ' ' p . 1 0 I , no I ll. ORCHESTRA CHOIR iff If f. Jah- VARSITY BASKETBALL CAME SCORE GAME SCORE Coflngh Corinth Schuylervxlle Schuylervxlle Ballston Ballston South Glens Falls South Glens Falls Luzerne Mechanncvxlle Gfeenwu-h Luzerne Qt1llwa!er Gfernwxch Mechanxcvx e Sll11'Hi0f ter t , y dow the mouth about no wxnnxng any gam , t ln the gymna um d ook three ban w w placed the durxng our bad year an a d should b proud of t .Eh CHEER LEADERS Coach Reid O Mr. Thomas Jones A.A. SPONSOR SOCCER S OCCER SCORES GAME THEY WE Draper . , 1 0 Ballston Spa , 3 0 Schuylerville . , 2 0 Cornnth . , 4 0 Luzerne , 4 0 Stlllwater . , 5 0 South Glens Falls . , 0 2 Draper . 1 0 1 M- , A --- , S ,M-M M V .X E .X ' ji. 1 ,fy L ' 'K S .W A '- H - il . . g 'W Y - -- .s U ,W ' J A 'p ff S 22 I Q . -- we ,,, , - , x ,, 5 ' ' 3 W al X A - H - S A I S I f I 5 , A . - . ' b GAME Draper Woestina Corinth Stillwat Greenwic South G1 Luzerne Ballston El' h ens Falls Schuylerville BASEBALL H.B.L. H.B.L. H.B.L. H.B.L. H.B.L. H.B.L. H.B.L. H.B.L. H.B.L. d'dn't do as well as we wanted o but Coach expects great things of the team this year on t et him down fellows' SCORE 12 - 4 - 11 - 12 - 15 - 2- 3- 9 - 10 7 .. if lass Pests: Doris Heckler 1 Irwin Murray Gu. 20' 5 BestDressers:IsabellaBUQha Ed. West id most for the class Roberta jette Most Talented: Eleanor Chad Sunn1est D1spos1t1on Ellen Kovarovic wick ull! 11 3901 Q-lui K IK UE 'KV-li 1 Most Popular: Pretti Qff 71 '- OF Jean Dandareau William La Rue est Hair: Alice Mor lf!- J I 1 st Studious. Blanche Millington ' Stanley jankowski. Most and least Seriousf Blanche Millington Donald Van Vranken First to Harry: Sf M0deSff Ruth Jones Mildred Niles Wittiest: Margaret Sweeney . iii if 10 t Dancers: THE Roberta jette Kenneth Bryden Class Babies: HLCLGL- Alice Morris Richard Greene 35 SENIQR NAME Bob Armstrong x l Betts Ruthie Bruno Ken Bryden Scotty Buchanan Shorty Chadwxck Stretch Coulombe Red Dandareau Larry Gardiner Dxck Greene Hecky Heckler Ed Horton Bob Howard Stosch Jankowskx jonsxe jones Carollne Kxlts Ellen Kovarovxc Ball La ue Babs 'Nzllxngto Alxce Morrls Pete Murray Dolly Nlles Rita Ouellette Ralph Plerce jelsxe Rychcnk Ed Kerwood Dxck Scholtz Dot Smxth E lest g Sweeney Don Van Vranken AWBITION T get a b Gen Electr To get marrxed fsomedayb Raxse a good Amer famlly Secretary Music Art College T go to work College Red X Nurse Navy G E or Loco Avxatron Cadet Jette R N To own a bat tleshxp wxth all trxmmxngs Home Economxcs Teacher Hostels xn an Army Camp Mlllxonaxre College Home Ee Teacher News Commen tator Home Ec Teacher Chxld nurse get a Gen Electrxc Army pxlot Commercial Pxlot Stenographer Hachnne gunner College Baseball player HIGHLIGHTS HOBBY Sports Stamps Bob scrap Argulng Good musnc 'Blues on the key board Frxday nxght dates Schemmne s bus Sports and rol ler skatxng Beating the Sklns Bowlxng Huntxng fxshnng Huntxng Radxo and Drawlng Rxdxng Schen Saratoga bus Weddings Car Drawxng Dressmakrng Buxldxng model planes Bowlxng Painting Baseball Bowling Buxldxng model planes Huntxng and fxshxng Collectxng pxctures Sleepxng Howard johnson s Automobile PET PEEVE Homework Work Ralph Plerce LIKES E C E Sports Gxrls Readxng dan cnng eatxng Gxrls combrng Eleanor hanr nn publxc qihortyj Chadwick Sarcastxc people Swxmmxng Lack of hexght Work Junnor boys who argue Homework Opera Snngers Men Homework Gossip Homework Vranken Stuck p people Mxnce pxe Lazy people Love Peanuts Food and sophmores Night lxfe jlve musxc ce cream Sports janet V V Basketball Navy Roller Skatlng Boys Dateless G nls qgxrlsj Smoke Mathematics Men Lxfe English Betty Parent Class People Dogs and cats Golng to the movies Stuck ups Baseball Cats Boys Women Going to school and Basketball Blonde Good books vac women atxons movxes Law Ice cream Men chasers Roller Skatxng Cats fboth kxndsj Food Women and Baseball spnnach an u 0 jo l . UB-I n l ic ' ' u - n ' ll rl ' ' ' - ll ll ' ' ' ' ll ll ' ' ' ' H . . . ID li ' - ' ll IP ' ' ' u n ' 0 , ' ' ll ' Pl 'I ' ' . N . ll ll ' I ll ll ' an n ' I ' ' . ' ll ll ' ' ' ' uBertle jette To be Roberta Private UBob Don Van Dancing n - an ' 1 , ' , U ' U . H . . . . - . . u - n R ' ' ' 0 ' ' n n - - n ' ' 04 Ol - ' ' ' ll ll ' A ' ' To job - ll fl ' ' ' ' ' ll ' It ' ' - H d., v - L - ll ll ' - ll ll ' ' POEM is ll a lxttle poem about the Class of 2 From the begxnnlng to the end we wxll everyone revxew For wxttzness we have our own Peg Sweeney, Always ready to go off on another spree Then there s our man of men handsome Bxll La Rue Never to anyone shall he prove untrue Our lxttle Mlss Chadwxck may be a wee gxrl But she wxll not forever be a free gr Each day you and l may recognxze Ed Fest As the fellow who IS always so well dressed And many an obstacle keeps Mxss Dandareau From fzndxng that one certain man as a beau And for causxng Hr Wzlde many a worry No one can come near our own Erwrn Murray Reba Coulombe and Dot Smxth come next rn the poem just mention Law class and dash home Then take Blanche Mxllrngton the braxns of the class Her brlllxance the rest of us could never surpass There s a girl ln the Senxor class named Isabell When she goes out she razses the fdxckensj As to our versat1le classmate Dxck Greene The hep cats believe hxs drum he plays mean Among us Ruth jones is our serious class mate To her xs bestowed the title Sweet and Sedate There are few quxet boys xn our neighborhood But one of these few rs Everett Kerwood Then lf you are looktng for someone demur None could be better than Doris Heckler B111 Betts and Bob Howard are two more of our boys Allce Morrxs our mrss with brxght shrny curly locks Wrth her dlsposxtxon should overcome all stumblrng blocks Another handsome lad Ken Bryden rs hrs name On the Burnt H1lls stage was where he won hls fame Bob Armstrong who IS known as Dtck s bosom buddy Did anyone ever see this boy study? Rita Ouellette and Ruth Bruno are more of our glrls The road to success wxll before them unwhlrl In Stanley jankowskl we have a great trombonlst As yet he has not a single note mlssed A pretty grrl whom we should never overlook Is Miss jette the edxtor of thls yearbook Then there s Ed Horton should you prefer Always look for hxm near the candy counter essle Rychxck II another quxel mxss Never wrll you frnd her going amxss Don Van Vranken who IS our star athlete Far be xt from hxm to meet defeat Ralph Pxerce is a lad so forward and bold The day he dreads most is when he grows old In the cafeteria lt can well be said Hundreds of people Carollne Kxlts has fed Dlck Sholtz and Larry Gardiner can t be forgotten rn thxs rhyme For to make thrs grade they had a awfully hard txme For a gxrl to be termed elusive Ellen sure IS rather exclusrve Last but not least we have Mxldred Niles Soon she ll be walking down that axsle of alsles Tht ' ' , '4 , 1 -. ' 'rl. I ' I .- I . They can be found in the shop making a lot of noise. . , , ' ' I I I ' J . . q A . - I 1 ' I , ' . , ' . . I at the ose of our I942 HARV we hush to express our oratutude and appreclatlon of the services rendered us by our oubllshers THE GREENWOOD PUBLISHING COMPANY OF ALBANY who have served us faithfully and to the photographer for s ss o th Harv TH B0 Schenectady also wash to thank our adv tusers for thesr generous support ID makuno ou yearbook a success A D ,sv E B T l S I N G Nov cl thls, . EST, from the first, had our interest atlheart and thi. i ue f e 1 est, E OTH STUDIO, of . ' .we - . . er' . . r Schcenedaoly Savmqs QCP QV C00 GAFFERS and Loan 'E' n TELEPHONE 4 33 ASSOCIGTIOD NIAGARA Huoson once 7 STATE STREET PHONE 4 9184 RICIARDI S Eos Glenvuile Garage CRANE STREET FLoR1sT ESSO SERVICE CENTRE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I2 96 SH RS GH HBE COWIPLINIEN TS A FRIEND cARBuREToRs mul 5 BRADLEY STREET SCHENECTADY P Woodlawn Grand Cash MarkeT Bowlunq CGDTFQ FINE MEATS AN 1588 STATE STREET DAIRY PRODUCTS 95 243 BROADHY OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE INSTPLCTIOAS Pho e 3 I 55 1 BI X S+ k I gal 1 1 ' 54 C 26 - 1 T ' Res. Phone 4- 13 Ph 6. 09 1026 Crane St. Schenectady, N,Y, 'R.n. 72 SARATOGA RD. SCENECTADY.N.Y. SIUE ' R OF 81 TION 1 is LY. D Ph Q 6. 73' . , .7 ' n - 6 40 Hu Speed Prnnhnq S!-XUEF? BROS WALL STREET TELEPHONE 93 T e fV1cKoln C0 ng DEALERS MACHINERY COAL CEMENT FEED T 1 phone 441 COMPLIMENTS CHARLTON m C Dove RAW AN PASTEURIZED GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM Telephone nes 1l1e 681 onkovvsku 8. Sons FRUITS SEASON D S OTIA N Sfephen M fV1erchonT FRUIT and DAIRY FARM BALLSTON SPA R D 12 Sunshine AET STL1dnos DISTINCTIVE GREETING CARDS CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES 115 FLLTON ST B ly 7 9346 NEW YORK 41 H ' .,l . IN - e e Burnt Hills 2-' . OF 11 ' ' SCHENECTADY.N.Y. Dr.. F..Y. 4- 16 VV . . y J D IN Jo V' 2- R. .,2 C .Y. join our summer class now and be at least three months ahead f those who wait until September begin. Those who are ready when thi war rush is over will reap the - ward from the best positions SPENCER BUSINESS and SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 243 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY erl C lvlerchcn CHOICE FRUITS BURNT HILLS NEW YORK CHARLES E VEDDER E A R W BALLs1oN LAKE COMPLIMEATS OF Slonley Ashdown Telephone Schenectady 6 8811 BALLSTON LAKE NE W YORK OLD FASHIONED BUCKWHEAT FLOUR PARKIS OLD TIME SYRUP S PARK BALLSTON LAKE NEW YORK at the famlllar e cooler 'NNNNNNN GARTNER S FARM DAIRY G E A RAW MILK 8 C M DARI RICH cHocoLATE DRINK Kelchum Hardware Slore HARDWARE GLASS SEEDS ROOFING FENCING BALLSTON LAKE TELEPHONE RNT HILLS 2 s B rnt Hills 3 82 Schen 6 8819 42 fi Alb . vm ' Umm S , GRAD A Mm The Porkis Mills Pa se and refresh- rd mm REA ' ' ' BU - Ol U ' -2 . - Burnil HIHS CompI1men+s of Hardware Co Dlck Welcyng THE TYPEWRITER MAN Burn? Hllls Id1aII 2 682 TELEPHONES Schenecrady 6889I I3 Rnversnde PIace Scoha COMPLIMENTS OF Eddle S Garage Edward A PIa'rI1 B Y-nf I-4,115 GENERAL REPAIRING Baffery Chargmg Greasung Brake Merc h G nd IS Q ReI1n1ng and Adlushng rnt H 115 3 schen 6 8945 Phone 6 Burn+I-Iflls N Y Fare Chlef GBSOIIHG IONIIIINIPNTS OI A FR D F J MOONEY, Rep Comphmenk of CATERING PRIVATE DINING ROOM FOR PARTIES AND EANQUETS Iv1cCormacIc's HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION r- rn R G O U r-0 r-YT Superior Moyers we r-:Nnmvon T0 ssnvr: You WELL 151 ERIE BLVD SCENECTADYIN y 102 State St. Schenectady, N.Y Q ' ll f ll 75 ':,'3'2 :Z Geac N'vfa'e' fe 'e i 33,5 2245? a': Cqraies - ,.1. A , . if Hee? arc arcs 'ac rc' ' 3 - ' ' ' , N. Y - I U Telephone: I Bu 1 -681 . - 2-I I . . O O T . , - - . . ' IEN CompIamenIs COWPLIMEN TS OF CasI1S+ore MLC, H SchuImon Confednonery Co BURNTHLLS N SCHFNECTADY CompIlmen+s Fo Cas'rIe Farm CDrcJ1arciS DISTRIBUTORS APOLLO CHOCOLATES Burni Hlls N Y I3 INT SERVICE STATION The Sxgn the nat1on Ifnnuq COMPLETE LUBRICATION COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE e mxle r 1 I ar Bnllstcn Lake on Route 50 and 146 A Proprzetor JOHN J LITTLE BURNT HILLS 3 261 of I ' E A ,NIT : 3:Z. 9 . I , .Y. . , N.Y. of I I , . . 1 N Y T ,5 C I, C I EJ On ' no tl ofBur1t Hills md YOU WILL TAKE INCREASING PRIDE AND JOY WITH YOUR BALFOUR RING OVER THE YEARS. Class Rings and Pins Commencemenl lnvilalions Diplomas - Personal Carols Cups Medals -l'FOlOhlGS WELER T0 HE SENIOR AND JUNIOR CLASSES OF BURNT HILLS BALLSTON LAKE CENTRAL SCHOOL L G BALFOUR COMPANY Represe t A M Hodgkxns O Box chenectady N NOW MORE THAN EVER U N UDL DEE S Y NEED THElR G D chosen theur classic long- fe fashions their ver moderate prices And as for Credut Terms they always meet your con venlence BUHUEU S SCENECTADY or SUMMER FASHIONS Yozr front Your FOOD An army so eone once sa1 travels ON ITS STOMACH YOU DO too Defend Conserve Strengthen YOUR FRONT' Buy yo r food FROM YOURSELF' THE CO OP STORE WALLACE S 1207 Eastern Avenue Schenectady Phone 63487 JE T . n ed by: . . ' , P.. 9 S , .Y. 2 Y O EE D L ' f OU O0 merchandise so carefully THl3,,l3 WAR! Ii ' ' . ' y I - U m 'd. FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE QUALITY gpyC U O THE BOOTH STUDIO OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH!-IR FOR THE HARVEST 243 STATE STREET TELEPHONE 4 0562 SCHENECTADY N Y Jump ond PeTersOn FI D D L E S QP GENERAL MERCHANDI SE OF ALL KINDS SPECIALIZED SERVICE PRICES AND ooons RIGHT Tone 4 Elngra BAND and ORCHESTRA smart apparel and sportsvfea INSTRUMENTS mllih orchestra xnetruments Shop sraze sc enectady V gag STATE STREFT SCENECTADY N Y on PI 2- -24 , N.Y, ' r 0 We repair all band and 9 . 408 st. . .h . U- - ' , . , .. 46 SEEDS with a growing reputation sold in COMPLIMENTS BOARD EDUCATION FOR DEF PLANT A v1cToRY GARDEN S BALLSTON A TYDOL GASOLINE VEEDOL MOTOR OILS uell HGIQMS Shznon AY FRANCISCO PROP BUELL HEIGHTS N Y Phone rnt H1 3 ENSE SAVE TIRES DeporTmenT STore BALLSTON SPA SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY MEN S WEAR WOMEN S WEAR CHILDREN S WEAR COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS Clool Cl BURNT HILLS NEW YORK DISTRIBUTOR FOR JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL THE ARISTOCRAT OF ANTHRCITE THE ARISTROCRAT OF ANTHRACITE ELMORE GOOD FEEDS rnt Hxlls 3 Sch 3 0410 FR TS an ss on Alexander STeworT LLSTON SPA Ba lsto pa Oxls U El.S LOlJRS E ED S B1tu xnous Anthraclte Ryelk Wheat G L F WE ARE AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE u O She on 202 FRONT STREET Phone Schen 4 4422 47 bulk OF wlLLlAM s. MORRI SEY SP , N.Y. M B ' T' J , . Bu 'lls -733 BurnT PHIIS CJcJrk's o Bu ' en, - UI AS ' W - BA SF-32 PJc2.l . lci 1 n S R.D.2. . - Caseys' Comphmenfs PouII'ry Ranch RoAsTiNe cH1cKENs aRolLERs F R E S II E G G S Phone Schenedady 3-O4I2 of BIgwoocI's Landscape Nursery O Sa ra+oga Road PI10l'19 4-6449 Crys'I'aI Spring Dairy You Can Whip Our Cream Bu? You Can+ Bea? Our Milk Phone Schenedady 68862 Sofford's Grocery NIEATS LIGHT HARDWARF CONFECTIONERY BLUE SUNOCO GAS PHONE CHEN 9 COME rnT I-IIIs I-IoIchery FOR QUALITY CHICKS ALSO ARTED C ICKS I 3 WEE OLD BURNT HILLS Bender s Servuce SIoTlon TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BURNT HILLS NEW Yorzx For Delense O no ce have pledged f II co op rat o r C v1I1an Defense Co ef! e have yo1ned p en and equxpme t r b lan e servxce an resc e or PAR BURNT HILL one Sei-I INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SporTs Equ:pmenT FOR ALL SEASONS TRY THIS STORE FOR BRIDGE PRIZE AND NOVFLTIES 254 SIoTe ST 48 I ' S . 6- 564 1 TO Bu I ST H -2- KS f We are pr ud to an u that W? 4 u - e ion ' w1th u i ' ' , Uncjj in air-raids or other public emer- , g cies. uf ll' ' U ll -- rp ' n -- fo am u C ' d u w k. S H , . WILLIAM E. KER s, N.v. PH 2-131 '