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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

Hilltop Memories :0 -Vi.-.'-' We’re introducing “Topper, a sprightly little fellow, who is going to escort you through the pages of our memory scrap book. Topper, being an elf, is naturally full of fun and that is why we created him to represent our student body as a whole, for we do have a wonderful time in our school. Topper hopes that you enjoy this record of the many memories we have of this year. Published by the Senior Class Burnt Mill-Ballston Cake Central School Pallston Cake, ft. y [3] So live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm, when each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death. Thou go not, like the quarry—slave at night. Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed By an unfaltering tiust. approach thy grave i Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. Thanatopsis Dedication We, the senior class of 1948, take pride in dedicating our yearbook to our advisor, Mrs. Mary E. Quellhorst. You have provided us with: A better understanding of our fellowmen, You have placed a goal for us: A patient and intelligent citizen in an intricate world, You shall always be remembered by us for: Your understanding and righteousness of our individual differences. Because that's the way you are. [6] Administration Office First row, Mr. Ross G. Cunningham, Mr. Ralph H. Frankland, President, Mr. Albert V. Bigwood, Mr. Edgar 1. Schauber, clerk. [7} Second row, Mr. Francis L. Stevens, Mr. Arthur C. Mengel, Mr. Axel R. Frieberg. Mr . Margaret Ashdown Kindergarten Mi� s Rosetta Mr. Walter Beck Miss Mildred Belton Mrs. Helen Bogue Ashworth Music Sixth Grade Piano Mathematics Mrs. Ruth Bourossa Home Economics Mrs. Olive Edwards First Grade j M Miss Ruth Finkle Mrs. Marilyn Secretary Frankland Second Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Miss Ruth Goodwin Miss Marjorie Goldsmith Commercial Gunther Kindergarten Librarian Mr. James Hagan Commercial Miss Mary Healy Mrs. Louise Hinckley Mr. Thomas Jones Miss Helene Kramer Social Studies Secretary Social Studies Second Grade Dr. J. R. MacEJroy Mrs. Jeannette Miss Constance Main Mr. Lloyd Marshall Miss Catherine School Physician Magnussen Music Industrial Arts Montgomery School Nurse Physical Education Mrs. Georgia Morse Mrs. Ethel Myers Miss Bernadine Mrs. Mary Quellhorst Mrs. Altha Reid Third and Fourth Sixth Grade O’Hearn English First Grade Grades Fifth Grade Mr. Walter Reid Miss Gertrude Rice Miss Eleanore Miss Harriet Stanton Mr. John Trombly Physical Education Fourth Grade Schneider Third Grade Science Social Studies, English Mistory of the Mill top To transform a muddled heap of write- We are particularly indebted to Chic, ups, pictures, and copy takes much thought our art editor, for her ideas, stimul ation, and general managing of all the hard work that had to be done. and concentration. Just ask our editors, Mac, and Kar-olyn. The typing was done by Helen. and the advertising staff, Joan and Step henson, For the pictures we give credit to Rod and Jinny. At last, with was completed. Mary with Evelyn, the sports editor, spent lots of time running to and fro. Chic and her helpers dug deep into their imaginations for ideas for this book. The write-ups were completed by Botzie, the help of Mrs. Quellhorst, our book Here are our assistants. Loretta Kaye Sarah bM«H ‘ginning 1A.NCING Karolyn, Joan, ai at Caroga Cold Water SPECTRUM Girls' Hockey Team. At St. Agnes our fast moving team won one game, tied one, and lost one game. B. Bates, C. Nessle, L. Heckler, E. Dadez, E. Michalec, B. Hodgman, B. Paquin, E. Boice, P. McPhilomy. Coach . . . Mr. Walter Reid Manager .... Wilbur Rue Captain .... Ernest Martin Oh, for the Beauties of Hockey I Karolyn, Marge, Cinny, Ev. and Kate. Bight Returning this season with an experienced squad, the soccer team of 1948 rolled into action. Under the undeniable leadership of Captain Ernie Martin the Hillers ended their season successfully tying Corinth for the League championship. In a play-off game Corinth topped the squad 3-0. This did not dampen the boys' spirits. Because of the highest standing in Class C the boys travelled to North Troy to meet Catskill High where they realized defeat by another 3-0 score. Herb meets Dr. Mac. 2ie worn-• keglort Herman Whaion Burnt Hills Booters Defeat Luzerne, 5-0 The Burnt HillarBallston Lake Central school soccer team opened Its season In tine form as the Centrals handed the Luzerne High booters a 5-0 setback In game. Jack Williams, Kays Dunham day. and Ernie Martin each contributed-a goal while “Hank” EtUnger sent| that two counters through the uprights the pi for Burnt Hills. The Burnt Hills jautom booters will be gunning for their second league win this afternoon when they play host to Corinth. Mexico Imports. now bans some Manna rolling down the first be ▼rank Lattanxio was high orl •ues of 173, 168 and otal. Frank Sal A. Glenn “Hoe than. Jack the a league nice to know •k e n.f ko Its Chuck Indian Trail, Chic, Ev. and Botzie. £r.nd Mr.. One of the most joyfully anticipated times of the day is lunch period. It brings a chance to dispose of gossip, obtain the latest news and occasionally sing Happy Birthdays. Our Health Exams, Ken and Dr. MacElroy. Does Ken have heart palpitations, Doc.? OCTOBER Ready for Indian Ladder trip. Mary, Joan, Winnie, Betty, Myrna, Evelyn, Karen, and Mr� . Quellhorat. This fall the seniors had a wonderful picnic at Thatcher Park. We'll remember the colors of the panorama, playing Indians, yelling in the caves, getting too far down the trail. Rod’s big camera, and sodas on the way home. Away Down, Rod, Dick, Frank, and Betty. 1947 oc-r.“ 1947 S ! MlTlW T FI S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 • • OPUS F. Jankowski, Lt. Comdr. Bailey, B. Bates, and Principal Abercrombie, of Scotia, presented an assembly program explaining the Freedom Train and its meaning. Students chosen by their classmates saw the historic documents. Attention all junior and senior classes, this is Mr. Wilde. Senior Play . Cast Named BALLSTON LAKE — Final rehearsals are underway for The Family Upstairs,'’ the annual senior play to be presented at the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake central echool Oct 24 at 8:15 p.m. The play, which deals with the vicissitudes, of an average American family, features student players who have appeared not only in other high school productions but on WRGB, I the Schenectady television station Katherine Jones and Phyllis Laws, the daughters of the upstairs family, had leading roles in former school plays June Mad” and ,rThe Ohoet Train. On television they appeared last season in Enter the Hero and Materia Medics, James Oliver as the father of the family came to Burnt Hills from Upper Darby, Pa., where he played the Stage Manager in Thornton Wilder s ‘‘Our Town, he also appeared in the local production of The Gholt Train, handling the leading part of the doctor in The Ghost Train. Karolyn Bardin as the mother, Mary Sselye as Miss Callahan, and Patricia McPhllomy as Mrs. Grant, have also appeared in television. The cast is oomplet ed with Don McFarland as Charles Grant and Richard McPhllomy a� Herbert Grant “But, Ma, I like to dilly, dally- “The Family Upstairs,” presented by a talented group made our venture behind the footlights a most creditable presentation and financial success. K. Jones, D. McFarland, M. Seeyle, P. McPhilomy, R. McPhilomy, K. Bardin, K. Tibbitts, j. Oliver, and P. Laws. CHEMISTRY chemicai Watching the quantity preparations. CoUins. H. McCoy. N. D Van Vranken C. Greene. M . r Greene shows them how B. Clute, V. Bigwood, M. Lundy, and S. Kopacki managed the candy sales at noon hour and the games. Candy sales at the games. NARRATIVE r � nd Pst •«� � � « ubU for • lunckeorv Mis Schneider, Miss Main, and Mrs. Bourossa are uests of a homemaking class at a noon luncheon. tl SECRETARIAL PRACTICE fjj rOom or Mr. Hagan hums with activity when Se fen,ors are trained in office procedure every seventh period. leaders club This girls club is composed of honor physical education students who assist in their own classes and coach the younger grade classes. Miss Montgomery supervises this select group. Kate sings and Beverly accompanies. We'll remember their contributions to our pro- Clear tones and silvery notes of Christmas carols announced a tableau of Christmas scenes presented by the student body for their parents at Christmas. DECEMBER The Junior Girls Choir has entertained us at assemblies and were an attraction at the Christmas program. The band has represented the school in several parades in this section. They have been featured at the Christmas program, at many assemblies and at a concert. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Beck many of the students receive musical training. DATA 1947 DEC. 1947 S !M T W|TI F| S ••I M 2| 31 4| 51 6 7| 8| 9[ 10; 11112i 13 15116117 23124 30 31 18 19 25 26 Senior Warblers at a Christmas Party Mr. Beck shows Ev., Mary, and Botzie a difficult section. The fancy twirling which precedes each parade formation of our band is accomplished by M. Mock, J. Morgan, L. Butler, P. Buechler, F. Smith, B. Vincent and S. Breitbeck. [19] 3 Kellcher 5 0 8 Hoffetu 2 0 4 0 1 1 9 10 28 Total VARSITY BASKETBALL Building his team around two of last year’s letter-men, Coach Reid added the speed and aggressiveness of last year's Saratoga County Junior Varsity Champions with the result that the Reidmen were rated one of the top teams in the area for good basketball and sportsmanship. K. Dunham, E. Collins, H. Ettinger, E. Martin, J. Williams, Coach Reid, E. Beaudoin, G. Kinns, D. McFarland, C. Mason, T. Michalec, Manager L. Tourtellot. Burnt Hills Cagers Beat Stillwater, 45-43 BURNT HILLS—The Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central school squeezed out a 85 to 43 decision over Stillwater in a Saratoga County league cage game here C uesday night. cnt Hills came back strdng in half to win after trail-411 v Hi,,s I)efeats TJens Falls VO r v ““ r A -aCjwA xS V furde 'Jazz , Y,� ' . Hills-Ballston Lake ers annexed their sec-County Basketball shading the South quintet, 28-27, Frl-rnt Hills, the winner with 1 Hoffets tallied ummary: alia OFF 0 1 1 5 Totals V .e A ' A. A. ASSOCIATION Faculty advisor, Mr. Trombly, President K. Dunham, Vice President, E. Dadez and Secretary-Treasurer, M. Pettit supervised tickets for basketball games and allotted the funds for gymnastic equipment. SENIOR cheerleaders Ta. Rah, Rah, Boom, Ti, Aye.” What would a basketball game be without our varsity cheerleaders to direct us in songs and yells. B. Ettinger, P. McPhilomy, M. Seeyle, E. Dadez, C. Nessle, and B. Bates. JANUARY 1948 JAN, 1948 S [ Mi T iWI TI F I S 1 2 3 4 5| 6 7 8 9 10 11 12113114 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26J27 28 29 30 31 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Living up to last year's record, the Junior Varsity turned in an enviable record of wins. Coach Reid has a good selection of next year’s hopefuls. 1. Martin, T. Kenyon, D. Nessle, J. Siebert, J. Sheffer, L. Townley, J. Williams, B. Nessle. Coach Reid, A. Finger, F. Hemsing, E. Weeks, N. D'Orazio, A. Parker. C. Allen, J. Bates, Manager. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Our six attractive junior cheerleaders, B. Hodgman, J. Cassidy, L. Getty, P. McFarland, E. Boice, and K. Mooney kept the student body's spirit high and helped lead their team to victory. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM The girls' basketball team defeated Waterford High School 1 5 to 2 at a play day in Albany High School. They played host to Mont Pleasant High girls' team later in the season. The team includes E. Michalec, B. Clute, C. Nessle, E. Dadez, J. Lievestro, V. Bigwood, and P. McPhilomy coached by Miss Montgomery. A FAMILIAR SIGHT Waiting on cold winter mornings, going to out - of - town games, rollerskating, excursions and picnics. SQUARE DANCE We’ll recall the gym periods when we learned to dance. Some of our social affairs were square dances held in the gym. Howard, Sarah. Dave, Kate, Lorraine, and Dick Swing your partners all.” Dave, Norm, and Mac take over Round Lake. FEBRUARY Mr. R. O. Winans, Supt. of Schools m McCoy: There , no capital in Washington I” ADVANCED ALGEBRA Factors and radicals shall follow me all the days of my life. And I shall dwell in the algebra class forever. Miss Ashworth. Do you recognize our glamour girl ) Here' Kate, Edith, Chic, Evelyn and Botzie. MARJORIE F. SACK Marjorie returned to our senior class after spending a semester at St. Agnes. We welcomed her return because we missed her friendliness, cooperation, and talents in art and music. Lucky Mac; Kate, Botzie and Ev. TRAFFIC SQUAD FOR THE GRADES J. Bobar, G. Beaudoin, E. Morris, W. Martin, J. Stewart, D. Wyer, J. Shorey, M. McIntyre, D. Plummer, M. DeGuis-eppe belong to the safety patrol. FRENCH CLASS “Tout est bien qui finit bien,” we hope. Miss Zimpel. We foster knowledge. K. Bardin. R. George, B. Stephenson. S. Hodgman, B. RafK Iones. and H Smith STUDENT COUNCIL Class representatives are chosen by their classmates to represent them and the school. B. Bates, E. Snyder, D. Stine, H. Smith, Miss Healy, advisor, K. Dunham, T. Michalec, and K. Bardin. LIBRARY CLUB Members of the Library Club assist in the maintenance of the library and publish the Challenger, the school paper. Miss Gunther is the advisor. MOTIF TRAFFIC SQUAD Seniors are chosen to control traffic between classes. No pass? Report to traffic BIBLE CLUB The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.'' Prov. 9:10 SOCIAL STUDIES Thanks, Mr. Jones, for those informative LATIN II Horum omnium fortissimi sunt INDUSTRIAL ARTS Doug, Jim, and Dick enjoy work, Mr, Marshall. ’I r- PHYSICS Precision of Madam Curie, Mr. Van-Vranken. Frank, Pat, Phyl, and Glenn. LAW We know all about indissoluble partnerships, Mr. Hagan.” BASEBALL TEAM The 1948 Baseball Season has excellent promises with this well-rounded squad on hand. Jones, Michalec, Martin, Fawthrop, Fredenburgh, Travis. Willia ms, Kinns, Mason, McFarland, Mgr. Coach Reid, Finger, Sheffer, Paparella, Hemsing, Collins, Hatlee, Hatlee, Martin. APRIL 1948 APRIL 1948 J 8 |M; T ,W■ TIFI S I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 •• Myrna Lundy, ‘48 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Hilltop congratulates the members of the National Honor Society and Evelyn Dadez and Frank Jankowski, chosen last year as members of the National Honor Society, and this year as winners of the Balfour Award. HONORS BALFOUR AWARD MEDLEY Jack Williams, Class President RoW Li S‘odgell. L. Wiley. J. Vance M. Thiele. A. Tappan. Row 2: D Stine R. Trieble. J. Yate� , B. Tersla, E. Vanderzee, F. Varrone, J. Urbanke. Row 3: E. Simmons, H. Strath man, K. Welch. R. Stine. R. I ravis. Row I : N. Jette, B. Bancroft, M. Woodward, G. Himmelwright, J. Bromley, M. Burgess. Row 2: M. Gregoire, L. Dare, H. Ettinger, W. Fredenburgh. B. Hatlee, E. Beaudoin, J. Cassidy, W. Scholtz, E. Boice, J. Williams. Row 3: A. Zeloznicki, R. Bowman, D. Berthiaume, M. Catarze, F. Helms, G. Kinns, N. Brown. The success of this year’s junior class has been largely due to the cooperation and unity of its members under the leadership of President J. Williams, and the guidance of Miss Zimpel. We have sold pictures, stationery, and magazines. We held several dances, but our prom on May 1 4 was the social event of the year. The arrival of our class rings and the party the junior boys had to furnish completed our year. McPhilomy, E. Paquin, P S her, J. McDowell, M. Plummer. ovv 2: C. Mason. R. Osterhoudt, J. P. McFarland. P. Laws, R. °th, R. Seibert. Row 3: J. Lehman, J. Landolfo, R. Nadler, F. Lundy, D. ,crce, W. Lockwood, D. Nessle. Prom Decoration A Young Man's Fancy. Best Foot Forward, High Button Shoes. Look. Ma. I’m Dancingl Id have to walk ten mile, if you put me on detention. On the Merry-Go-Round. Mary Lou. Bev., Eileen, end Theresa. [30] a 1 AT Row I: M Paparella. E. Orminaki. M. Ouellette. C. Pe r«e. K- McDonald. M. Larowe, M. L-aVenture, K. Mooney. Row 2: R Kimball. J. Moore. B. Palmer. S. Lake. A. K°lor. H. Le.thead-Row 3: A. Parker, S. Orzolek. T. MichaJec, R. Mapef, Martin. Paquin, . I ocau oin, V. Britcher, S. Collins. B. D . . . : a L. Denison. B Austro. G. Brewster. But,er N F nger. R; Beal. A. Brown, L. Armer. % freeman. rZ I: ). B...J Row 3 wn. M. ru no. Louis Getty Class President SOPHOMORES Row I : D. George, B. Hodgman, B. Greene, N. Hunter, M. Hayner, T. Gavin. Row 2: L. Getty, J. Good-speed, B. Hatlee, S. Howard, P. Gannon. Row 3: F. Hemsing, L. Getty, F. Hatlee, N. Hogan, T. Hatlee. The sophomores had many budding romances this year. Row I : E. Snyder, R. Row-ledge, S. Phoenix, B. Simpson, C. Schatzle, J. Smith. G. Whinnery, M. Randall, M. West, F. Smith, A. Thiele. Row 2: J. Sheffer, J. Van Vorst, E. Pokryzow-ski, R. Wilson, E. Weeks, A. White. The Junior High 2 home room of the sophomore claw of the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High school recently sent a package through “Care to a diaplaced persons camp in Germany. Funds we� e received by donations from the stu-denfts of home room 2. The sophomore « ••• of the BH-BL High school sponsored a dance for the oeventh period on Friday after noon for the entire high school. J CLASS OF 1950 goodness! June has rolled around again and spring fever has once more taken a firm hold upon all of us. And the sophomores? Please! We are practically full fledged juniors. As faculty advisors go, 1 don’t think any the freshmen and Miss Zimpel, as to who was going to put up that last piece of crepe paper. For you see the classes of 1949 and 1950 held a dance together. It was a success and we each made the net profit of ---------, well, it was a class could ask for a better one than ours. success. And as for the class, we even have a few brains, but the rest of us are just common, ordinary, ambitious students. We started our freshman year under the excellent guidance of Mr. Jones graduating to Miss Healy as sophomores. As freshmen we were very industrious and made scads of money by selling Christmas paper, greeting cards, and seeds that would grow anything from soup to nuts. But above all, we were going to put on our first dance. That was really something. For a while it was a toss between In our sophomore year we have had several 7th period dances which were a credit to our class; we sold our old favorite Christmas paper and all together we had another financially successful year. The sophomores would like to close this short history by giving a special word of praise to that fine athlete, Ted Michalec. Always a credit to any group he might represent, the Class of '50, is very proud that he is one of them. FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1951 We are the largest freshmen class to begin the hardships of science, algebra, Latin, and compositions. We’re noted for our ambitions, problems, and antics. Miss Ashworth and Mr. Warren are our advisors. With their help, we managed a square dance and had several get-togethers. Row 1 : J. Getty, D. Curtis, D. DeWitt, J. Armer, K. Askew, B. Armer, J. Morgan, S. Austro, L. Millington, J. Nisco, E. Bradley. Row 2: C. Cronin. P. Baker, T. Kenyon, L. Jensen, R. Cook, D. Blau, R. Havlicek, B. Paparella. Row 3: B. Mock, S. Brandt. C. Ashdown, M. Wagner, B. Heigel, J. Harris. Row 1 : D. Warner, J. Williams, C. Travis, B. Manhey, M. Jones. Row 2: N. Taylor, D. Slater, P. Urbanke, H. Wagner, D. Welch. Row 3: A. Van Heusen, E. Nadler, D. Wallace, B. Heckeler, A. Smith, M. Williams, P. Warner, B. Wheeler. Row 4: R. Voeh-ringer, W. Daniels, P. Van Patten, K. McMahan, L. Townley. [32] Row I : M. Mock, D. MacArthur, G. Moon, M. Lundy, C. Picrcy, N. Seeyle. Row 2: R. Neaale, R. Romac, K. Parker, J. Morgan, F. Orminaki, M. Mead. B. Millington, J. Marx, M. Rowledge, R. Saliabury, E. Ramaden. Row 3: S. Reaue, J. Siebert, J. Parker, W. McDowell, H. Roth. P 1............. Artiala Charlea Shirley Studenta Henry Row I : J. Felao, T. Welch, G. Dunham. J. Fidler. Row 2: M. DeGroat, L. Voelker. D. Palmateer, V. Bateholta, P. Buechler, S. Pierce. Row 3: C. Allen. B. Vance, R. Coppola, G. Witbeck, J. Bennett, E. Hemaing, V. Adams. E. Cunningham. J. Stewart. Row 4: J. Fitzmaurice, B. Gocha, B. Lyall, R. Chinaki, D. Lake, I. Melber, D. LaRue. Eleanor..... Happieat _____Carleton Doria......... Athletea Lawrence Row I : J. Lusk. J. Palmer, L. Nichols, B. Masters. N. Loubier, C. Hodgson, M. Mackey, E. Heckler, D. Jette, D. Little. Row 2: M. Hilder-brand. J. Paquin, J. Kolterman, R. Rowledge, H. Popryzowski, B. Mur-nane, N. Holmes, J. Mulvaney. Row 3: R. Massaro, R. Petrie, J. Mason, R. King. EIGHTH GRADE Our class advisors are Miss Wetsel and Miss Schneider. This year we don’t look forward to June. You see, we have regents to pass. The boys liked Thursdays. Do you know why? We have gym and shop. The girls seemed to rush to homemaking. They liked the idea of cooking and entertaining. Joe and Larry, Candy Helpers Row I : A. Austro. R. Sisson. S. Archer, M. Goodspeed, B. Bromley, J. Biggerstatf, L. Fisler. Row 2: K. Hess, C. Beaudoin, R. Baranowski, C. Clark, J. Davis, L. Bunnell, T. Falconer, N. Collins. Row 3: E. Wodtke, R. Boice, R. Elliot, R. Campbell, D. Gode, L. Colburn, A. Garrison. Row 1 : J. Wodtke, L. Schell, M. Waite, S. Olin, B. Vincent, A. Wien, B. Barnes, A. Stote. Row 2: I. Kacz-marek, L. Bruch. M. Sumner, V. Thomas, D. McPhilomy, J. Smet-hurst, T. Stern, F. Voehringer. Row 3: L. VanVorst, R. Slater, D. Ved-der, L. Diamond, E. Chase, W. Rue. SEVENTH GRADE Row I : R. Werner, S. Wheeler, E. Schaick, D. Voehringer. E. Stevens, M. Stevens’ Row 2: L. Williams, M. Townley, B. Row-ledge. H. Tourtellot, A. Schilling. Row 3: D. La Fond, E. Svetlik, F. Varrone F Wells, B. Stodgell, G. Schell, R. Sherman. Our Favorite Literature Row I : B. Davey, G. Bucke, B. Fox, J. Boice, J. Collins, C. D’Orazio. Row 2: J. Dare, C. Brown, C. Rychcik, J. Biggerstaff, A. DiGuiseppi, S. Breitbeck. Row 3: M. Daniels. W. Diesing, T. Hinchcliff, J. Bour-deau, J. Dadez. Row I : V. Lake, B. Maichele, C. Melber, D. Hatlee, H. Grupe, K. Grandy. Row 2: W. Loubier, J. Mead, B. Lafforthun, J. Frankland, S. Collins, C. Adsit, D. Holder. Row 3: D. Kline, H. LaRue, A. Jacobsen. E. Hume, D. Greene, B. Hubbs. Carol D’Orazio is our president. Mr. Trombly is our home room teacher. We have enjoyed making decorations for our room, especially for our Christmas party. Our tree was tall and beautiful, but the food made the party an event. I : N. Norton, B. Parker, L. Par-skocim, P. Resue. K. Millington. Row 2: D. Mitchell, W. Messier. J. Ouellette. R. Merchant, R. Price, C. Nessle. Richard HimmeW right 4 r Bill Martin, Class President R°w 11: W Dennison F. Lathwood. N. Barker. J. Bobar, H. Clark. C. Grundhoeffer M. Master. Row 2: M. Jewitt. F. Martin. L. Loubier. R. Duquette. E Morris. J. Hatlee Row 3 : B. Barbera. E. Beers. C. Marcellus. I. Messier M. Cunningham. P. Bates. D. Brady. F. Girvan, P. Ryan. M. . C nyrC« . 4: W J°hn,on' W- Martin, R. Himmelwr.ght. M. Jones. J. Kuc, R. Austro. The Sixth Grades promoted a safety campaign this year. We completed several units on far-away countries. We’re anxious to enter junior high next year. SIXTH GRADE Row I : D. Stern. T. Nelson. D. Urbanke, H. Paquin, E. Neubaus, P. Wilson, W. Himmelwright. Row 2: R. Wiley, P. Hartman. C. Sumner, H. Austro, S. Palmatier, F. Stewart. Row 3: J. Pokryzwski, E. Reese, P. din, M. DiGiuseppe, J. Stewart. J. Englehart, J. Mead, M. Weaver, R. Wyer, R. Smethurst. Row 4: H. Pribis, E. Ryan, A. Slover, E. Wheeler, W. Wicks. J. Shorey. Harold Paquin Class President Row I : G. Garrison, J. Marks. K. LaRue, B. Wahn. P. Stevens, S. Guest, M. Parskocim, A. Sherman, J. Bradley, I. Allen, L. Chamberlain. Row 2: E. Freitag, E. Jensen, J. Kenyon, D. Plummer, G. Brown, J. Wheeler, L. Laird, T. Cook, D. Miller, D. Getty, F. Waldbillig. Row 3: N. Curtis, S. Merchant, D. Lambert, R. Fiske, EL Hulett, D. Zeh, W. Melanson, W. Boice, G. Beaudoin, D. Parker, D. Lyall, R. Wetsel. S. Cu •at FIFTH Officers GRADES The fifth grades were busy this year. They packed large cartons as overseas gifts. They worked on a safety patrol program. The members of the patrol are Dorothy Plummer, and George Beaudoin. They often listened to the radio presentation “Books Bring Adventure over the P. A. system. Did you know they took trips by plane, train, bus and boat all over the U. S.} Really. Right in their social studies class. D. Row I : L. Dessormeau, C. Diesinger, T. Raab. P. McGowan. D. Marcellus, J. Van Heusen, G. Olin, C. Taylor, R. Heigel, J. Scrafford, B. Biggerstaff. Row 2: J. Gratton, J. Lafforthun, L. Burton. A. Baker. W. Goodspeed, R. Miller. R. Van Patten, G. Collins, J. Mullen. Row 3: K. Goodspeed. EL Martin, J. Price, H. Pokryzowski, A. Emerick, A. Reeves, R. Cicero. Row 1 : M. Wescott. B. Voehringer, B. Perkin . A. Knorowski, J. Brewster. L. McIntyre. M. Roth. M. Johnson. N. Dunn. D. Nicholls. J. Myers. G. Beckwith. Row 2: R. Gocha. B. Cruikshank. N. Tillema, A. Freitag, R. Schaeffer. J. DeWitt. E. Resue. N. Kenyon, L. DeGuiseppe, C. Reese. Row 3: L. Fiske, A. Hyde, D. Armstrong, J. Frates, R. Bublak, A. Orzel, B. Adams, T. Slovacek, D. Palmer, J. Zebrowski, M. Thibodeau, B. Stevens. FOURTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS M. Thibodeau, T. Slovacek, M. Johnson, J. Brewster, M. Roth. THIRD- FOURTH GRADE Row I : G. Kremzier, J. Deisinger, C. Circe, W. Lathwood. G. Litts. J. Miller. E. Barrett, F. Stevens, C. Down, J. Tosh. B. Nordmann. Row 2: R. Palmer, J. Varrone. R. Shell, B. Lockrow, A. Bourdeau, J. Myers, M. Crandall, H. Sommerman. E. Clark. Row 3: R. Frankland. S. Archer, A. Kluge, W. Stine, D. Wands, C. Taberske, R. Voor-hees, C. Peek. THIRD GRADE Row 1 : A. Arnold, A. Falconer, R. Stern, S. Sluti, C. Kuon. Row 2: P. D’Orazio, D. Paquin, B. Wyer, L. Bogue, S. Lifter, L. Curtis, P. Freeman. Row 3: C. Bublak, R. Perkins, P. Phoenix, A. Ashdown, N. Row-ledge, J. Brewster, V. Headley, L. Jacobsen, B. Knight, J. Dawley, R. Wescott. Row 4: D. Glasby, R. Pal-matier, A. Gregory, G. Chambers, R. Brown, J. Armstrong. SECOND GRADE Donna Lou Dunham Row I : J. Nicholls. J. Sluti, B. Burton. R. Perkins, M. Coman. H. Stewart, B. Grams. M. Wiley. Row 2: J. McGowan, A. Voehringer, C. Allen, R. Sluti, L. Knabner, M. Armstrong, B. Pashley. Row 3: W. Chinski, D. Hyde, G. Rogers, E. Keefe, E. Erikson, D. Shopmyer, J. Paul, R. Dawley. Row 4: V. Peek, B. Suski, S. Miller, J. Buffoni, T. Szot, P. Schweinforth. Row I : D. Luther, D. Dunham, S. Brunner, W. Gately, R. Seger, J. Jack, D. Archer, R. Wagner, K. Maxwell, G. Pieniazek, J. Putman, A. Parskocim. Row 2: M. Alexander, J. Stone, R. Odell, T. Nielson, R. Morenus, G. West, R. Schell, B. Pohl, E. Thibodeau. Row 3: J. Hoyle, L. Tamasi, R. Mehigan, E. Heckler, L. Kimball, G. Waldron, R. Schilling. Nancy Strout and her pets Row 1 : K. Sarford, J. VanDorn, M. Bublak, P. Barrett, P. Thibodeau, J. Rowe, J. Duquette, S. Morrison, M. Waldbillig, D. Young, S. Sommer-man, R. Fanter. Row 2: M. Meier, W. VanPatten, C. Bailey, N. Davis. B. Lang, S. Lockrow, M. Beers, F. Kluge, G. Smith, G. Bliss, S. San-kowski. F. Kluth. Row 3: M. Slovacek, F. Kavoravic, F. Freitag, R. Heckler. J. Stryker, A. Knizek, T. Hicks, B. McIntyre, P. Price, G. Wait, N. Glasby. Gary Wait plays outdoors FIRST GRADE Sally Lockrow plays n the snow jfc- Karen Safford ooVs at picture Row 1 : B. Brewster, R. Pashley, G. Westcott, M. Sarto, D. Kuty, T. Andrus, P. Hartman. N. Pringle, T. Rimmer, D. Graves, J. Sommerman, N. Strout, A. Bliss, J. Cunningham, M. Gilmore. Row 2: K. Plummer, P. Cichy, P. Mitchell, D. Reese, D. Wait, C. Engle, P. Nick, B. Peterson, B. Robinson, K. VanEppes, N. Jacobsen. Row 3: F. Billington, R. Cummings, G. Rickner, M. Garrison, B. DesForges, S. Chambers, R. Paquin, R. Reese, P. Harris, J. Price. Fun on the slide. Row I: D. Lyall. B. Martine, E. Garrison. R. Chambers. Row 2: D. Vrooman, J. Szot, M. Keefe, B. Eaglesham, V. Baumgartner, C. Palmer, D. Arnold, P. Putnam, C. Jackson. Row 3: N. Fish, T. Kelley, R. Zagata, S. Webb, L. Wood, J. Van Keuren, A. Lambert, A. Gleson, B. Tillema, M. Dawley. Row I : M. Bailey, R. Pribis, L. Wolte, R. Wands, M. Teare, E. Ormsby, W. Niles. Row 2: N. Hunt, E. Scheiber, R. Jansen, B. Kennedy, S. Holder, R. Fanter, L. Dessormeau, M. Sleeter, S. Odell, C. Fisher, W. Smethurst, W. Morrison, R. Stine. Row 3: B. Knight, S. Circe, D. Smith, W. Archer, A. Stogell, P. Siepman, J. Losee, J. Willey, P. Miller, R. Price, G. White. Row 4: B. Fronk, J. Buechler, D. Cleveland, C. Brown, D. Hansen, V. Knorowski, N. Kudzin, M. Allen, M. Cummings, R. Rowe, B. St. Onge. KINDERGARTEN Recess at Dist. 8—P. Miller, J. Van Heusen, G. Letts, B. Nordmann, C. Hodgson, J. Scraf-ford, B. Biggerstaff, J. Myers, A. Kluge. Our Dist. 8 School JUBILANT A backward ... Green freshmen . . . completely lost . . . giggling, awkward . . . terribly eager to explore the wonders of junior high . . . worshipping upper classmen . . . dreaming of the day the school would stand at assemblies in our honor . . . going forth to the ranks of sophomores . . . starting our social life with several seventh-period dances . . . cramming for finals that made us juniors . . . starting and planning the prom . . . the magic night arriving and the flowers pinned safely on glittering gowns . . . the novelty of watching the sun come up over the milk bottles . . . we're seniors now . . . chem . . . intermediate . . . and geometry (for the less fortunate of us) . . . compositions . . . magazine drives . . . junior-senior hop . . . basketball games . . . our senior play . . . working in the checkroom . . . the picnic at Dave’s . . . swimming at White's Beach . . . trips to Indian Ladder . . . Albany Museum . . . Capitol . . . and Shermans at Caroga . . . Mrs. Quellhorst’s patience . . . No. we won't forget the fun we’ve had these past years. . . . June. 1948 Open Cetter to the faculty-. More often than not we have found that the realization of a dream is not the same as the dream itself. And so it is with graduation. Most of us had not counted on our sincere reluctance to leave the scene of so many pleasant memories. The fact that they have been pleasant is due largely to your never-failing efforts to help us on our way. Although we shall never be able to tell you how much we appreciate your patient interest, at least you can feel sure that your work has not been in vain. We thank you for all you have done for us. Zke Class of 194S Class Motto Strive to conquer the unconquerable. Class Colors Royal blue and silver. No, my seniors never throw erasers. [42] Class Officers: Betty Gocha. Sec.: Evelyn Dader, Treas.; Frank Jankowski. Pres.; Frances Nessle. Vice-Pres. STRIVING Carolyn E. Bardin Choir, Prom Committee, Senior Play, Intramural , Yearbook Editor, Scholarship Club, Student Council, Record Club. Library Club, Jr.-Sr. Dance. Kindly friend and A swell sport, she Rates high in all Our hearts. Lively and gay You’ll like her right away. Now boys, keep in line. Beverle R. Bates Band, Choir, Prom Committee, Senior Play Staff, Intramurals, Yearbook, Scholarship Club, Senior Usher, Student Council, Cheerleader, Library Club. Bring on Botzie Oh, she’s the gal. who has Those tantalizing blue eyes, whose Zip has kept our class the peppiest In the school—Here she is, our Effervescent prodigy. Virginia Bigwood Intramurals. Yearbook Staff. Candy Committee, Record Club. Library Club, Dramatic Club, Homemaking Club, Honor Teams. Short and sweet. Her smiles are for all. On her you can depend. Ready and willing. Toiling hard. You’ll find her a valuable friend. Patricia L. Bromley Choir, Homemaking Club, Cafeteria, Prom Committee. Transferred from Teaneck High School. Pretty, shy, and efficient Pat. At sewing she’s a whiz. Time will bring her hopes all True, for Young in heart she is. Winifred M. Bryden Choir, Prom Committee, Class Officer, Intramurals, Yearbook, Record Club, Cheerleader, Library Club, Dramatic Club. Working hard doesn’t bother Wyn. Yet she is always where fun is found. Natural and friendly she’s Long Island bound. [44] Ruth J. Canell Choir. Homemaking Club, Cafeteria, Record Club, Library Club, Dramatics Club. Ruthie possesses an Understanding personality. To enjoy life Has been her finality. Barbara E. Clute Bible Club. Choir, Prom Committee, Intramurals, Candy Committee, Record Club, Traffic Squad, Library Club. Romantically inclined Is her nature. Charlton boys and Glenville dances Keep her busy. In all things she's a good sport. Energy and perseverance are her forte. Edwin S. Collins Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Intra-murals. Transferred from Easthampton. Jesting and serious Is this handsome senior. He is Gifted in talk and Generally helpful. Eager and versatile, he is always Ready for sports, oil business, and fun. Evelyn M. Dadez Band, Class Treasurer, Intramurals, Yearbook. A.A. Officer, Senior Usher, Cheerleader, Honor Society, Honor Team. Busy and industrious. Our class treasurer is Noted for amiability and many a friend. Ever willing and cheerful; So best wishes we send. Rose M. Dessormeau Choir, Homemaking Club, Record Club, Library Club. Responsive to any suggestion for fun Or a chance to laugh. Rose will Seek a place in the business world. Would y ou Ever think Roy Rogers is her ideal? Norman A. D’Orazio Basketball, Dramatic Club, Soccer, Intramurals. Basketball Manager. Daring as they come and Rarin to go Into everything from A to z. Kaye L. Dunham Basketball, Soccer, Yearbook Staff, Senior Usher, Student Council, Traffic Squad. Honor Medal, A.A. President. Dancing and soaring Up in the air and Nice girls suit his taste. Kaye Is our Regal King. [45] Douglas E. Fawthrop Senior play staff. Soccer, Baseball, Intramurals. Dignified dames are his dislike Of that he’s very sure. Unusually friendly he finds Girls and baseball his lure. Lorraine A. Felso Choir, Prom Committee, Homemaking Club, Library Club, Hockey. Right out front when it means A good time, especially In dancing or roller skating. She’s Never without that smile and Enjoys life with an optimistic philosophy. Doris Foss Band, Cafeteria, Homemaking Club, Recor’d Club, Library Club, Dramatic Club. Desirous of travel and interesting friends her Obvious charm and glamorous clothes assure her success. Roderic George Record Club, Library Club, Yearbook Staff, Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club. Reliable and good-natured, friendly and Open-minded Rod. From day to Day, his sense of humor can be counted on. Betty A. Gocha Choir, Prom Committee, Senior Play, Class Secretary, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Honor Team, Record Club, Traffic Squad, Library Club, Honor Medal. Best known for her Eagerness and versatility This class secretary was Tops in service and personality. Yes, that’s our “Shorty.” [46] Audrey M. Graf Intramurals, Tumbling. Library Club, Hockey, Yearbook Typist. Honest, good-natured and completely un-Assuming, Hat’s quiet sense of humor is The most charming quality about her. Clifford E. Greene Senior Play, Intramural . Scholarship Club, Record Club, Traffic Squad. Bafketball Manager, Honor Medal, Dramatics Club. Bible Club. Clever of wit Large of brain, he s Interested in radio and is often Found testing tubes for his Friends and customers. Evelyn I. Harris Transferred from Hopenwell, Va. Secure happiness in the years ahead Quizzically inclined, her Ultimate goal is to marry “Hap In sickness and in health for the Rest of her life, she'll be True to the end. Joyce E. Heckeler Library Club. Choir, Candy Committee, Dramatic Club. Talkative Tick amuses herself In her spare time and Can usually be found amidst Keen, fun-loving friends. Diana M. Hess Transferred from Mt. Pleasant. Dignified in her way, accepted with trust. Incomparably different, we're glad she's with us. Loretta J. Heckler Band, Choir, Prom Committee, Intramurals, Yearbook, Ring Committee, Record Club. Traffic Squad, Honor Team, Class Officer, Jr. - Sr. Dance, Senior Play Staff. Here’s to Hecky Efficient and famed for her Cool disposition and generosity. She Kept us supplied in dill pickles and cake. You'll find her a second Florence Nightingale. L. Joan Hockenberry Prom Committee, Intramurals, Tumbling, Cheerleading, Honor Teams. Transferred from Scotia. Here she is Our Class Day queen. Capable and pretty, Kind and true. Impressive and happy. Everyone likes you. [47] Sarah Hodgman Band, Choir, Prom Committee, Senior Play, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Scholarship Club, Ring Committee, Record Club, Traffic Squad, Honor Team, Library Club, Jr.-Sr. Dance. Sol you want to see someone smile. Just be Around our Sarah for five minutes. Ra in or shine, her blue eyes sparkle. Always happy, Sarah's ambitions will Highlight her future. Sophie K. Kopacki Bible Club, Choir, Candy Committee, Library Club. Honor Team. Silence is golden. On this Sophie holds true. Patience is her motto, but she Has lots of fun, too. Katherine B. Jones Band, Choir, Senior Play, Class Officer, Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, Intramurals. Katching a fellow is her Aim. We all know her Talent is for the stage. Kate Enjoys living and laughing. Joan Lievestro Band, Choir, Prom Committee, Yearbook. Leaders Club, Ring Committee, Library Club. Lievie, efficient, and business-like. Insists she's extremely shy. Endowed with an impulsive nature. Vigorous and progressive In all she undertakes, she Enjoys life. Frank W. Jankowski Prom Committee, Class President, Soccer, Intramurals, Senior Usher, Honor Society, Silver Honor Medal. Frankly we think he's swell. Racing ahead of everyone in studies. Aeronautical engineering, his goal. Never failing, we Know our class president will succeed. [48] Myrna Lundy Choir, Candy Committee, Library Club. My rna is shy. Yet she always has a Ready smile for all of us. Never cross, she likes bookkeeping And playing the piano. Ernest E. Martin Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Intra-murals. Knight of all sports I am Liked by all, as only the Lively can be. Eager to make others Regard my sayings with laughter. Evellyn L. Michalec Choir, Intramurals, Honor Teams. Liked by all, she's Young and gay. Never too tired to work or play. James D. McFarland Senior Play, Basketball, Soccer, Intramurals, Yearbook, Scholarship Club, Senior Usher, Baseball Manager. Mac likes to eat and to play ball. Around him the girls like to be, but Cars and math, are his interests. Ah —me I Katherine H. Mills Choir, Prom Committee, Intramurals, Homemaking Club. Cafeteria, Tumbling. Leaders Club, Record Club, Traffic Squad, Library Club. Dramatic Club, Honor Teams. Knowledge to me is Important, however, 1 have learned There are other things in life. Howard McCoy Soccer, Intramurals, Sports Managers. Mischievous but shv. Incalculable Mick. He Claims interest in all Kinds of sports. Frances B. Nessle Choir, Prom Committee, Senior Play Cast, Class Vice-President, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Cafeteria, Senior Usher, Record Club, Cheerleader, Library Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Teams. Capable and persevering is Chic. Her leadership kept us flying. Her Ideas and art made the Hilltop a reality. Cheerleading and sports showed her versatility. James H. Oliver Prom Committee. Senior Play, Class Officer, Senior Usher, Record Club, Traffic Squad, Honor Medal, Dramatic Club. Just a swell guy with talent, he’s Interesting and brilliant. As old Man Heller in our play he was grand. Mary E. Osterlitz Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. Cafeteria, Senior Usher, Record Club, Library Club, Dramatic Club. Million dollar baby At Ward’s expense. Ravishing beauty You’ll never forget. Marjorie J. Pettit Choir, Intramurals, Yearbook, Candy Committee, Record Club. A.A. Secretary. Transferred from Ballston Spa. Mistaken for a quiet person, she Admits that when started, you Really can’t stop her. She Glories in driving a Mercury and Eating in fashionable spots. Joan C. Pfaffenback Choir, Intramurals, Homemaking Club, Honor Team. Mischievous and merry. Interested in boys. Keep up that happy enthusiasm, we Enjoy. David L. Pierce Intramurals. Satisfied to forget girls in the interests Of planes and basketball, Leave it to Dave to have fun. Mary Rose Library Club, Choir, Prom Committee, Record Club, Yearbook, Dramatic Club. Many envy Mary her even disposition. Always in the midst of fun, her Reliability will assure her success in Years to come. [50] Donald Rowledge Band, Prom Committee. Don't doubt that he won't Own the biggest dairy. He's Nice to know and ever merry. Loretta M. Schelling Choir. Let's present Our classmate who Really is never a bother. In work or play she Enjoys life the quiet way. Mary E. Seelye Band, Choir, Senior Play, Intra-murals, Leaders Club, Cheerleader, Traffic Squad. Bright are her eyes. Unusual are her looks. Nice she is to know. Now in the future, we’ll confess You will find complete success. Herbert L. Smith Scholarship Club, Student Council, Honor Medal. High are his aims in life. Everyone gives him respect. Running may be his down fall, But happiness and success will surround him yet. Beverly J. Stephenson Band, Choir, Prom Committee, Senior Play Staff. Yearbook. Scholarship Club, Record Club, Traffic Squad. Best in music, you'll agree. Ever willing to start some fun. Versatile and willing is Stephenson. Kenneth G. Tibbetts Band, Prom Committee, Senior Play, Intramurals. Ring Committee. Traffic Squad, Sports Manager. Ken enters with a happy air. Ever footloose and fancy free, he Never finds life with a serious care. [51] Lester G. Tourtellot Senior Play Staff, Soccer, Intra-murals, Yearbook, Sports Manager. Likable and friendly, Ever ready for rqirth, Shy is his way, So appreciated his worth. William D. Tourtellot Prorp Committee. Baseball, Intra-murals. Yearbook, Senior Usher, Ring Committee, Traffic Squad. True to one. Unassuming and tall. Reserved and helpful. He's Known by all. William R. Weeks Prom Committee, Senior Play Staff, Baseball, Intramurals. Distinctive, In actions and, Chivalrous to all. Kindliness is his motto. Allison R. Williams Choir, Prom Committee, Intramurals. Library Club. Ah I here’s a girl who Likes to bake. Lovely and pretty she is. Impressive are her clothes. She'll be admired wherever she goes. Helen A. Zeloznicki Intrpmurals. Record Club, Yearbook Typist. Transferred from Mt. Pleasant. Heavens.s what a girl. Every sport claims her interest. She Likes dancing and Even though she’s quiet, you Never see her alone or out of sight. [52] Evelyn M. Dadez ATTENDANT J. Donald McFarland ATTENDANT ! Edwin S. Collins ATTENDANT Senior NAME HOBBY Carolyn Bardin Enjoying life Beverly Bates Singing Virginia Bigwood Roller skating Patricia Bromley Sewing Winifred Bryden Raising heck Ruth Canell Singing Barbara Clute Bottles and shoes Edwin Collins Model airplanes Evelyn Dadez Driving Rose Dessormeau Collecting Roy Rogers' pictures Norman D’Orazio Trapping Kaye Dunham Aviation Douglas Fawthrop Baseball Lorraine Felso Roller skating Doris Foss Meeting interesting people Roderic George Sarah Betty Gocha Having fun Audrey Graf Knitting Clifford Greene Radio Evelyn Harris Clothes Joyce Heckler Roller skating Loretta Heckler Dogs Diana Hess Music Joan Hockenberry She's waiting to find one Sarah Hodgman Convertibles Frank Janowski Model boats OUGHT TO DESTINY Keep Douglas wound around her little finger Journalism Audition for Howard Reig A successful life Go into politics To be happy Try square dancing See California Introduce us to that Long Island, here she blue-eyed boy comes Serenade that South American under a wet palm tree What's that Settle down with one Marry a convertible of those lil ol' Charlton boys owner Stop gossiping Eating Hitch Jack W. to her Owner-manager of Chevie White Beach Inc. Meet Roy Rogers in person Marriage to a cowboy Try and find a beautiful girl without an escort Engineer Start a campaign against girl smokers Pilot Make some mud pies Moulding sand Leave the men alone Coney Island, here she comes! Watch out for Walking on minks and millionaires sables Smash the atom (or Settle down with Kate try to) (Amber) Jones Write a book on cynics Graduate and travel Stop clicking those needles, I'm going crazy Unknown Learn to fix radios so they work College man Let us hear that Southern drawl Going back to Virginia Have a hay ride She doesn't want to say Bring John out from under cover Nursing Let us know her better A lady hobo Keep Don tamed down Complete happiness Get to know John’s other wife You’d be surprised Show us his boats Aeronautical engineer Encyclopedia NAME HOBBY Katherine Jones Music Sophie Kopacki Sports Joan Lievestro Having fun Myrna Lundy Playing the piano Ernest Martin Shooting darts Howard McCoy Drawing girls Donald McFarland That would be telling Evelyn Michalic Sewing and needle work Katherine Mills Sneezing in Van’s class Frances Nessle Art James Oliver Stamps Mary Osterlitz Geometry Marjorie Pettit Collecting ties Joan Pfaffenback Traveling David Pierce Everything in general Mary Rose Psycho-analyzing people Donald Rowledge Women Loretta Schelling Art Mary Seelye Photography Herbert Smith Hunting Beverly Stephenson Music Kenneth Tibbetts Grease monkey Lester Tourtellot Dancing William Tourtellot Driving tractor trailer trucks William Weeks Model airplanes Allison Williams Baking Helen Zeloznicki Dancing OUGHT TO DESTINY Sing for us She's bound for the stage Get up in the morning The music world Go to bed nights Let's not go into that Shows us her dolls Stenographer Develop a new technique Professional baseball Build a better race car Designing Stop eating Build a better mouse trap Write a book about people who talk about their ills A child nurse Take some sneezing pills A happy marriage to Eddie Do her homework Commercial art Take us for a ride in the Lincoln Judge Oliver Revise the geometry course She needs a dictionary for that one Let us meet her brother, Dale Own a Mercury sales house Settle down with one man Traveling around the world Try and figure out just one of Mr. Wilde's jokes Big wheel in the Naval Air Corps Psycho - analyze her class mates Owner of Rose’s Stork Club Stop flirting Owner of Crystal Spring Dairy Compete with Mr. Varga Commercial Art Get her camera fixed Living a perfect life with a man over 2 1 Try looking at blondes once in a while Getting a good education Give lessons in laughing Concert pianist Slow down while driving State Police Lose some weight Tourtellot store club Teach certain women drivers how to drive President of an accounting firm Get a new car Mayor of Ballston Lake Start a bake shop Taking dictation while sitting on the boss's knee Show us some new dance routines The perfect Little Woman Who's Most Popular KAYE DUNHAM EVELYN DADEZ Book Enthusiasts CLIFFORD GREENE DIANA HESS Gigglers JOYCE HECKELER ROSE DESSORMEAU Most Indifferent WINIFRED BRYDEN SOPHIE KOPACKI Most Dignified FRANK JANKOWSKI MARY ROSE Best Looking J. DONALD McFarland L. JOAN HOCKENBERRY Actor and Actress JAMES OLIVER KATHERINE JONES Long and Short j. donald McFarland VIRGINIA BIGWOOD Information, Please SARAH HODGMAN Most Shy MYRNA LUNDY DAVID PIERCE Most Domestic PATRICIA BROMLEY LORRAINE FELSO Most Quiet LORETTA SCHELL1NG DONALD ROWLEDGE Peppiest DOUGLAS FAWTHROP BEVERLE BATES Wittiest RODERIC GEORGE BETTY GOCHA Inseparables KATHERINE MILLS MARY OSTERLITZ Flirt JOAN PFAFFENBACK Sophisticates DORIS FOSS MARY SEELYE Best Natured MARJORIE PETTIT HELEN ZELOZNICKI First to Marry WILLIAM TOURTELLOT EVELYN HARRIS Noisiest KENNETH TIBBETTS BARBARA CLUTE Merriest ALLISON WILLIAMS AUDREY GRAF Best Athletes ERNEST MARTIN EVELLYN MICHALEC Best Dancers Most Impulsive JOAN LIEVESTRO HOWARD McCOY Most Versatile EDWIN COLLINS BEVERLY STEPHENSON Most Likely to Succeed HERBERT SMITH CAROLYN BARDIN LESTER TOURTELLOT RUTH CANELL Best Dressed NORMAN D'ORAZIO LORETTA HECKLER Patrons and Patronesses Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bardin Mr. and Mrs. James Bates Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bigwood Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bromley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bryden Mr. and Mrs. James Canell Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Clute Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Collins Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dadez Mr. and Mrs. William Dessormeau Mr. and Mrs. Michael D’Orazio Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dunham Mr. and Mrs. William Fawthrop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felso Mr. and Mrs. Otto Foss Mr. and Mrs. Arthur George Mr. and Mrs. John Gocha Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graf Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greene Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harris Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heckeler Mr. and Mrs. John Heckler Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hess Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hockenberry Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Hodgman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jankowski Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kopacki Mr. and Mrs. Berend Lievestro Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lundy Mr. and Mrs. George Martin Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCoy Mr. and Mrs. James McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michalec Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mills Mr. and Mrs. Everett Nessle Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Osterlitz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pettit Dr. and Mrs. Wilber Rose Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rowledge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rychcik Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sack Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schelling Senator and Mrs. Gilbert Seeyle Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. George Tibbitts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tourtellot Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tourtellot Mr. and Mrs. William Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams Mr. and Mrs. Adam Zeloznicki Dear Advertisers: May we thank you for your patronage and courtesy? Joan and Beverly Senior Class [59] COMPLIMENTS of BOARD OF EDUCATION Telephone Schenectady 6-9091 Asphalt Tile Rubber Tile EARL E. TOWNLEY BEREN D LIEVESTRO Linoleum COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Phone Burnt Hills 3697 Mail Address: Ballston Lake, N. Y. Telephone Schenectady 6-9091 Telephone 601 or 602 R. D. No. 1, Ballston Lake Burnt Hills BOUROSSA WRIGHT CONTRACTORS COMPLIMENTS for of PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATION SERVICE INSTALLATION FO'CASTLE FARMS ORCHARD Burnt Hills, New York Office: PATTON HALL GOOD SHOES 901 South Holmes Street Scotia, New York Phone 3-6883 S H SHOES E S X-ray Fitting Family Shoe Store 245 State Street Since 1893 Mary Lou Townley Ted Michalec Chuck Mason Saundra Breitbeck Kay Salter COMPLIMENTS of MR. AND MRS. KENNETH WILLIAMS CLASS OF 1949 Selecting Their Rings With Mr. Hodgkins of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts [61] WISHING You Senior Boys SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE THE SENIOR GIRLS ALL PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY in your annual done by GLEN STUDIO 222 Glenn St. Glens Foils, New York It was a pleasure having served you LIVE IN BURNT HILLS A New Home for Someone Every Month K. P. SACK Phone: Burnt Hills 2-563 and Burnt Hills 2-541 COMPLIMENTS of THE BURNT HILLS COAL CO. Floyd Johnson, Prop. Schenectady 3-0410 Burnt Hills 3-721 QUALITY SEEDS Fertilizers Insecticides Fungicides Boskets HIRAM J. McKAIN COMPANY 306-314 Union Street Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 4-4448 Try: KETCHUM'S HARDWARE STORE Ballston Lake For: FROZEN FOOD AND LOCKER SUPPLIES Phone Burnt Hills 2-901 Schenectody 6-8819 COMPLIMENTS of earl c. smith ond ALBERT e. smith McCarthy simon, inc. Manufacturing Specialists 7 West 36fh St., New York 18 Just off Fifth Avenue Specialists in CHOIR GOWNS PULPIT ROBES CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS for All Degrees Outfitters to over 3,000 Schools, Colleges and Churches THE McKAIN COMPANY INC. Dealers in COAL AND FEED 166 JAY ST.—Opposite Mohican 'Ye Give Carl’s Gold Bond Dividends [62] COMPLIMENTS of NOONAN COMPLIMENTS CUNNINGHAM McCormack Deering TRACTORS of Farm Equipment and Parts Home Freezers—Milk Coolers CLASS LOWDEN OF BARN EQUIPMENT 297 Maple Avenue Bollston Spa, New York Phone 663-W 1 95 1 COMPLIMENTS of E. W. KIMBALL Bollston Lake, New York G. A. WELCOME SON Transportation Specialty Since 1913 CABINET AND MILLWORK STORM AND SCREEN SASH STAIR WORK Telephone 4-9444 Phone Burnt Hills 2-021 Morkley Hilderbrond Mory Mackey Barbara Davey Potty Freeman Jean Beaudoin BE PREPARED BE PREPARED CRYSTAL SPRING DAIRY Compliments of You Can Whip Our Cream But You Can't Beat Our Milk GIRL SCOUT D. W. ROWLEDGE SON TROOP 1 07 Phone Schenectady 6-8862 COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS of CLASS FAC ULTY 0 F 1950 Anna Smith Andrea Ashdown Ed. Chase Telo Falconer Barbara Parker MOHAWK N EWS -- ROOM --- Where the sporting element meets 510 State Street WITH BEST WISHES To Every Member of the CLASS OF 1948 J. R. MacELROY R. Ogsbury 1956 Westside Avenue Phone 6-8107 K. Van Denburg R. D. 1, Altamont Phone 3-3092 MOHAWK WELL DRILLING COMPANY Schenectady 6, N.Y. Well Drilling Pumps STEPHEN M. MERCHANT Fruit and Dairy Farm FREEMAN SON 124 Wall Street 18-20 Erie Boulevard QUALITY FRUITS IN SEASON PHONE 4-9155 Ballston Spa R.D. No. 2 Phone Ballston 4-F-4 'The Best There Is in Paint COMPLIMENTS of DAKE'S ALBERT C. MERCHANT Fruit and Dairy Farms ICE CREAM [66] Fruit and Dairy Farms For Rugged, Good-looking CLOTHES —Visit Carl's Popular YOUTH CENTER McCORMACK'S HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY SUPERIOR MOVERS 151 Erie Boulevard Schenectady, New York THE CARL CO. Schenectady, N. Y. WALLACE'S NEWS COMICS FEATURES EVERY DAY The Fashion and Shopping Center of the Mohawk Valley FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY SCHENECTADY GAZETTE Schenectady's Leading Paper for over 50 years Becky Rowledge John Morgan Richard Kimball Dick Merchant Mary Sarto Compliments of J. J. ALEXANDER GENERAL ROOFING CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL WORK COMPLIMENTS of Guaranteed and Bonded Work Dial 6-3486 101 Mohawk Ave. Scotia DR. AND MRS. D. G. MacELROY SARNOWSK I FARMS DAIRY 52 Freeman Bridge Road Schenectady, New York Phone 4-3526 COMPLIMENTS of Try a quart of our different homogenized soft curd milk today BIRCH BRAE FARMS Kathleen Mooney Mary J. Sumner Dan Little Phyllis Stevens Albert Garrison COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of MEADOWDALE DAIRY ASH DOWN OIL CO. George A. Dawson, Partner Ballston Lake, New York and Thomas H. Marks, Partner FUEL OIL—KEROSENE GASOLINE COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS of ROC'S Schenectady-Saratoga Road at THE WHITE BEACH Schenectady Airport A good place for a school picnic [69] Tools Special Machinery COMPLIMENTS of McLaren machine shop Ballston Spa, N. Y. KENT C. CURTIS Phone 19-F-31 G. J. McLaren Automatics ALEXANDER STEWART GOOD LUCK CHOICE APPLES IN SEASON To the Class of 1948 from Ballston Spa PARENT-TEACHER Phone Ballston 719-R2 ASSOCIATION Sand and Gravel Trucking A. R. LINSCOTT Concrete Work of All Kinds Blue Stone for Driveways COMPLIMENTS Phone: Schenectady 3-0468 of Ballston Lake, New York THE FRAN-RICH FARMS CLASS OF — Dairy and Fruit — 1 949 HAROLD STEWART Phone Ballston 719-J1 R.D. 2 Ballston Spa, N. Y. [70] Compliments of RED KAP SALES, INC. Timken Division Timken Oil Burner Soles and 24-Hour Service 1721 Union St. Phone 4-2774 Y E H S R E H ! ------it's----- Drink a HERSHEY All Flavors FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PEDRICK'S GLASS GARDENS 35 Saratoga Rood Phone Schenectady 3-2129 (Opposite the Airport) ENGLEHART'S MARKET 345 Saratoga Road FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Poultry and Eggs Meats and Groceries Free Delivery Phone 6-91 58 SPORTING GOODS SKI EQUIPMENT GOLDSTOC K'S ----Sporting Goods- Broadway, Corner Franklin St. Schenectady, New York CANDY IS DELICIOUS FOOD ENJOY SOME EVERY DAY COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND LAKERIDGE DAI RY Saratoga Road Ballston Lake, New York QUALITY MILK AND CREAM Donald W. Potter Barbara Mumone Judy Stewart John Dadez Eileen Snyder William Masters JOHNSON'S JEWELRY STORE KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS 91 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa Phone 224R W. J. GREGOIRE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ushers, New York Phone: Jonesville 2-209 POINT SERVICE STATION Your Friendly Socony Dealer COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR Ballston Lake, New York Phone: Burnt Hills 3-7S1 ENDRIES WIILOWBROOK INN Phone 6-9717 Schenectady-Saratoga Road HOME STYLE SERVED Banquets Our Specialty G. E. VAN VORST CO. PLUMBING —ROOFING Hardware and Home Insulators Scotia, New York KERSTE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 402 Union St. Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 4-2323 JOHN K. HECKLER EXCAVATING and GRADING Phone Schenectady 4-5650 McKAIN VAN VRANKEN Dealers in COAL---------FEED Fuel — Motor Oil — Gasoline P. O. Address R. D. 7, Schenectady Phone 4-1844 Marcia McIntyre Don LaRue Jim VanVorst Jim Bates Joan Wodtke COMPLIMENTS of N USB AUM'S 447 State Street Schenectady, New York COMPLIMENTS of VINICK'S MEN'S SHOP 514 State Street Schenectady, New York Compliments of KLINE BROTHERS ELECTRIC APPLIANCE and HENRY'S DRY CLEANING Clifford Vincent, Prop. Mayfair Community Market 278 Saratoga Road Phone 3-9816 FIDDLE SHOP VIOLINS, BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES Music for All Instruments REPAIRING ORIOLE ICE CREAM SHOPPE Carl Castle and Joseph Pastore Ballston Spa, New York COMPLIMENTS of CHENEY'S SERVICE STATION Alplaus, New York MILTON AVENUE VARIETY ---------- STORE --------- The store with a little bit of everything 280 Milton Ave., Ballston Spa Telephone 169-R E. R. and W. K. DuBois, Props. HERE'S TO THE CLASS OF 1 948 LATTIMORE FUNERAL HOME [73] Telephone 6-3958 Successor to R. E. Dennin COMPLIMENTS of BURNT HILLS MERCHANDISE Birdseye Frosted Foods ARTHUR YOUNG WALTER B . K I N UM Bollston Lake, New York GENERAL CONTRACTOR FIBRE GLASS INSULATION Phone Bollston 739M1 Schenectady 6-4540 COMPLIMENTS of WALHALLA FARMS IMPROVE YOUR MARKS with a CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER BENCHE, INC. Lafayette St. Schenectady, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS of CHARLES GARRISON COMPLIMENTS of BURNT HILLS HARDWARE COMPANY Burnt Hills 2-682 Schenectady 6-8891 Compliments of MAYFAIR COMMUNITY STORES, INC. 274 Saratoga Road Phone Schenectady 4-1204 We carry a complete line of Meats Groceries Frozen Foods Vegetables Fruits TEXACO SERVICE STATION Burnt Hills Burnt Hills 3-431 Schdy. 3-0483 FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES [74] COMPLIMENTS of BALLSTON LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of T. A. PREDEL COMPANY We Pay Cash for Rugs, Newspapers, Etc. Off Edison Ave., on Crescent St. Phone 6-6670 JOHN L. BEAUDOIN Rexford Store PLUMBING and HEATING Rexford, New York Official AAA Service HIGH MILLS GARAGE 24-Hour Towing Service Body, Fender Works — Painting General Repairing and Welding Phone 3-3908 Have Your PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED at MATHER'S DRUG STORE Mohawk Avenue, Scotia COMPLIMENTS of the EAST GLENVILLE GARAGE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION CO. Distributor of FIRE PROTECTION PRODUCTS DETECTO MASTER ALARM Ballston Lake 1, New York Frank J. Lafforthun Compliments of SANDY SPRING FARMS Breeders of Pure Bred AYRSHIRE CATTLE Inquiries and Visitors Always Welcome John Belott HOFFMAN'S SKATELAND 1 335 Central Ave., Albany, N. Y. Phone 8-9090 SKATING Saturday and Sunday Afternoons 2:00 to 5:00 Every Evening 7:30 to 11 :00 Special Rates for Parties COMPLIMENTS of WILLIAM E. PARKER Virginio Thomas Carol Hodgson Albert Stote Poul D'Orazio Doug Jette Compliments of Compliments of THE TAM O'SHANTER INN WURSTER'S SPORTING GOODS Always a Good Tam Ballston-Schenecfady Road Hunting Fishing Athletic Equipment Dan Ecobelli, Prop. Phone Ballston 733M1 Milton Avenue Phone 1 31J Ballston Spa, New York BALLSTON LAKE GARAGE COMPLIMENTS J. Piehler of GENERAL REPAIR Phone Burnt Hills 2-361—2-522 HYDE'S SUNOCO STATION Ballston-Schenectady Road Telephone 601 or 602 LEO'S MARKET MEAT and GROCERIES STROBECK GAGE FANCY FRUITS 111 South Ferry Street MEATS AND GROCERIES Schenectady, New York Ballston Spa Phone Brookline 456W1 Ballston Spa STOP AT R. E. NOYES SON NIEMIETZ BIG APPLE GENERAL MERCHANDISE for. APPLES (All Varieties) ICE CREAM and SANDWICH BAR Jonesville, New York Telephone 2-501 W. J. DYER SON CARLSON'S SHIPPER OF MOLDING SAND Jonesville, New York PAINTS, WALLPAPER AND ART MATERIALS Schenectady and Scotia Joseph Mulvoney Kay Millington Robert Campbell Kenneth Hess Robert Baronowski TRY YOUR LOCAL COMPLIMENTS STORE FIRST of LATTIMORE'S PHARMACY CLAYTON LAMBERT Phone 330 COMPLIMENTS BILL'S MEAT MARKET of Meats, Fruits, Vegetables Ice Cream BALLSTON LAKE HOTEL Phone 2-331 W. C. Sumner, Prop. Tom and Catherine McDonough Jonesville, New York COMPLIMENTS CLOVERDALE FARM of POULTRY DAIRY EGGS HULBERT SCHAUBER Registered Yorkshire Pigs CO., INC. GENERAL INSURANCE Ben Heckman COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of JUMP PETERSON F. J. MOONEY Elnora, New York Phone Jonesville 2-424 SHOP AT COMPLIMENTS CLARK S DEPARTMENT STORE of Ballston Spa, New York Men's, Women's and Children's Wear CHAMBERLIN'S Complete Home Furnishings Round Lake, New York Shoes for the Family [77] BLUMENTH ALS 1 39 Joy Street Schenectady, New York BARNEY'S for TEEN AGE FASHIONS Phone 4-61 14 BICKLEMANN'S SCHENECTADY'S OLDEST Established Jeweler D I AMON DS American Watches, Jewelry, Silver 255 State St. Quality since 1888 Telephone 3-1271 Compliments of LINPARK CLOTHES Manufacturers and Retailers R. Mark, Manager 222 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. THE HUB STORE 137 State St., Schenectady, N. Y. EVERYTHING FOR THE LOVER OF SPORTS COMPLIMENTS of MARCH POULTRY FARM Specializing in Landscape Work Since 1910 B IGWOOD'S LAN DSC APE NURSERY 307 Saratoga Road Schenectady, New York COMPLIMENTS of HARRY L. McLAN E COMPLIMENTS of SPOONEY'S COMPLIMENTS of MAYFAIR SERVICE CENTER Hardware — Paints Automatic Accessories 280 Saratoga Road BALLSTON SPA RECREATION BOWLING and BILLIARDS SYLVESTER'S TAVERN For Reservations Call Ballston 93 High Mills Saratoga Road J. G. O'Brien, Prop. Telephone 3-9989 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of GEORGE T. SMITH SON Elnoro, New York Phone Jonesville 2-511 CLIFTON PARK HARDWARE Clifton Park, New York Telephone Jones 2-382 Route No. 9 Mechanicville, N. Y. THE PARKIS MILLS CORNELL L. MARTIN'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Self-Rising Buckwheat and Pancake Flour Gas—Oil—Greases—Accessories Clifton Pork, New York H. J. PARKIS Ballston Lake, New York WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS MOSHER COAL COMPANY THE FARM RESTAURANT Location: 102 State Street Schenectady, New York 202 Nott Terrace Phone 6-4214 COMPLIMENTS GOOD LUCK To the Class of 1948 of LAKE VIEW INN FALCONER FARM Burnt Hills Norman Brown Virginio Adorns Worren Fredenburgh Edith Paquin Ann Shilling COMPLIMENTS JOHN J. ZELOZNICKI of E. H. COURTRIGHT Compliments of JOSEPH ROBERTS Dealer in Cool—Oil—Feed Ushers COMPLIMENTS of HENRY J. KINNS Phone Jonesville 2-202 WILLIAM TOURTELLOT E. B. SALISBURY SONS, INC. 164 Erie Blvd. Schenectady, N. Y. TRUCKING Phone 4-9166 Top Soil Fill Sand Distributors of Old Company's Lehigh Premium Anthracite COMPLIMENTS SHAMROCK of BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY SHOP KNIGHT BROTHERS tj SONS COMPLIMENTS BALLSTON CLEANERS AND DYERS of 1 44 Milton Avenue Phone 388 GEORGE NIEDHAMMER Ballston Spa, New York APPLIANCE HOSPITAL T. Kelly Phone Mech. 202 JOS. E. SWEENEY DRUGGIST Corner Ford and Milton, Ballston Spa BROOKS GIFT SHOP COMPLIMENTS 55 Mohawk Avenue of Scotia, New York JOHN MORGAN COMPLIMENTS SEWING CENTER of Clothes made to order ond alterations Mrs. Lorence Cunningham ORMOND'S HOSIERY SHOP Mrs. Everett Nessle 463 State St., Schenectody, N. Y. Phone B. H. 3-542 or 3544 BUY YOUR ICE CREAM SCHNEIDER'S SERVICE STATION at 24-Hour Service STEWART'S D. L. Schneider, Prop. 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