Mechanicville High School - Halfmoon Yearbook (Mechanicville, NY)

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Halfraoon, Senior Issue, 1939 4 p- M PET DIVERSION PET EXPRESSION 40 giggling 41 Not doing History 42 '31 'g oong 43 Phyllis 44 Jf net 45 sketching girls 46 sparkin' with Larkin 4? raising cain 48 name sakes 42 Jittering 50 sneakin' In dances 01 Jack Gilhooley 52 Jean Hutchinson 53 Room 301 54 homework 55 eating orange peels 56 pretty girls 57 parties in Cohoes 58 Jitterbugglng 59 flirting 60 Freddy Woods 61 getting engaged 62 Walt 63 eating 64 girls who go out 65 olaylng golf 66 sports 67 ri Fishing S3 dancing 69 olackjack 70 writing notes 71 Jimmy Furlong 72 tall boys 73 giggling 74 automobile chasing 75 walkerlng 76 work 77 little Harry ----------- Hee J Hee J Don't be silly Hello, honey Oh, shoot ] Huh? You dope 1 Oh my stars and garter Hey, Butch J Hi ya, kid J Too bad It was the last night. Truck on dovm, kid i Anything at all. How long do I have to hold this yarn? What do you think? I don't know. Gosh i Is It klssproof? Unprintable Not me— Oh,boyi. Bemis Heights (she Just listens) Hello Well, I don't see it. What a Joint clip J Double dare me? What cha' eatin'? Yea? Stop that ] Let's dance. Can 1 drive ] Oh, Lord] You're crazy. Oh, sugar ] Horrors i Let's take your eraser. could be. Oh, come ' Listen, voui -------------------- successor to Baby Snooks Interior decorator aviator Pro. of G. E. none successor to ’Walt Disney manageress of Central Marke t child nurse. Allergic to men. hen pecked husband COOK ] priest ballet dancer pro-skier Private Secretary slKDent teacher mountain climber Janitor of Y.M.C.A. mathmatlcs prof Nun farmer Mrs. Woods housewife Quick quizzer tap dancer barber golf pro movie 8tar Fisher-woman pro-fitterbug He wants a title. Will it be Doctor? usherette resident of Stillwater in the future Nun commander of a new legion newspaper reporter dancing pro farmerette collecting tombstones for Bill

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18 Halfmoon, Senior Issue, 1939 NAME IDIOSYNCRASY PET AVERSION 40 Shirley Green 41 Gertrude Hai l’lman 42 Arthur Hebert 43 Floyd Hill 44 William Kolohan 45 Ralph Huntington 46 Jean Hutchinson 47 Angeline Izzo 48 Roman Johnson 49 Gertrude Kasper 50 John Kivelin :1 Hetty Lane 52 Thomas Larkin 53 Helen Laurenzo 54 Lena La Valla 55 Jean Le Barron 56 Earnest Lefnor 57 Raymond Lemrow 58 Leona Lesson 59 James Leyland 60 Adeline Luther 61 Jean Mac Donald 62 Carolyn Marihugh 63 Saverlo Mastriannl C4 Mario Mignartb C5 Carmen Muccl 66 Edward Monty 57 Luella Muir 68 John Murphy 69 Ted Nahow 70 Betty Nolan 71 Kathaleen Nolan 72 Viola O'Brota 73 Joan O'Connor 74 Margaret O'Neil 75 Ida Overocker 76 Dorothy Parker 77 Charlotte Parkhurst pink dogs Min's socks pipe smoking electricity Beulah blue sweaters family burlesque shows swimming in the bath tub eating raw jello trucking floor sitting sleeping sickness going for walks being quiet Dutch boy shoes endearing words Tisker being more quiet hiking home at 2 A.M. silence high heels knitting blushing scratching his head walking being quiet Fishing green neckties golf long fingernails giggling walking in her sleep promptness moving art rosy cheeks collecting starfish f borrowers dish washing school Del Hazel clubmeetings double chins candid cameras house dicks fixed dates buying books Schenectady Jean Hutchinson cheating boys Miss Smith's clippings smeary lipstick painting chemistry big cities noise going out funny Jokes girls peddling papers trying to understand girls doing nothing Fishing silence Gwen book reports stalled cars piddling (?) alarm clocks spiders kid brother lazy people white mice

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Halfmoon, Senior Issue, 1939 78 Paul Perkowski 79 Bernard Pender 80 Howard Pickett 81 Irene Powers 82 Joan Purtle 83 Sarah Reilly 84 Lloyd Rocker 'S3 Ruby Rowe 86 Margaret Sage 87 Richard Sage 83 Mary Salvadore S3 Mike Santa Barbara GO Audrey Seltter 91 Ben Selkls 92 Madeline Sheldon 93 Bruce Smith 94 Esther Smith 95 Velma Spohn 96 Thomas Stirling 97 James Stewart 98 Angeline Sylvester 99 Jared Thomas 100 Delfina Vega 101 Mary Volpe 102 Frances Welch 103 Joseph Welch 104 Thomas Whalen 105 Richard Wheelock 106 Phyllis Whynott 107 Edward Wllk 108 Henry Wllk 109 John Wood labor likes cemetaries at night goes to bed early her hair Algebra Hold tight flying long sweaters doesn't wear make-up candid camera playing the piano operations contradicting Webster attracted by Power bustles likes work ice-skating milk love of talking astronomy in more ways than one singing avoids the spotlight big rubbers a la slush chewing gum Jumping rope grey suits baggy knees Standard Oil short skirts golf a big grin breading beds Mr, Smith girls named Helen chemistry gym talking soft drinks skylights diets snakes car models later than 1924 boys P.O.N. silence cars other than Fords white suits being serious her nickname peepin' Tom's or Sue's refuting statistics labor rumba designing females snakes'n snobs daylight procrastination work shackin' crowded hotels house Mr, Butler women getting dressed