Broadalbin High School - Kennyetto Kronicle Yearbook (Broadalbin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1934 volume:

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'tml Hu -ahitlinu vi ,-ns, As 1-lux: 2ltlViSl'l', Miss iizluf-1' h'1.' wutlct-d lun: 'ml 1-Its---rI'11IIy Iv 1.1-Ip 1: sf-wulv I't1lrI.' for llll' XY: shin tm trip, h't,' piwvifi--ti IHIIPY tltititigs for us, and hw: h -lpv-nl with nur 1-lays :tml alum-1-s Miss fu' s, h--:tringr h--1' titlf- nt' pl't-t't-pil' with fliunity, flurin: this Inst 5'-rn hu: stt'uu'u'lw-fl wi us in 'ui 1-ITwi't to lmlgrt- in rut - .' ' ni YIlf'iH1fi!1f'A truun uf tht- 'lx'-1':1:'v slul-it, - ll-fl the- brain, a I'-W '111 Hunt I 'ts 1-tim-4-' ' Lf , 'l'il' y Hint' ry. Miss Winn:-, Mis: I-'ni'tmiIIf-r'1nl MT: .I-wt-ll hzuv- 'uw-I vuluahl- In Hill' .'r'h I J . t' If-. -I 1-1', ul'iuil1'1tm' if till' sr' mtl Vip--I' lirtmi xx hi -h mu -h umusl-me-nt and inte-1'-.'t hu: he--n wh-rivt-tl, an I music: tt-:it-h.-1' '-pp.-cti ' -ly. lhuti i:.'l'- il url has--h-ill 1 lI1l.' h '- ht-t-n I'f1ithI'11Ily 4-mix-li--11 hy Rl '. .' ' ' . I-Inttfi-img- HW- Sf-ht :ts 11111--xwtlupt-fi I-'1---:hm -n. it' xv- 1-m-' - .' 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X Paulnne Harnet Anderson Ehzabeth Estella Bartlett Paulme Bettie Class Treasurer 4 Basketball Team 3 4 qfnlor Repoxtll on IlO3.d'1llJZlI1lEUt 4 Pauhne IS the youngest member of our class but that doesn t seem to prevent her from taklng dancmg Most of us had a lrttle start on her but 1t didnt take long for her to add thls to her numerous other accompllshments She has a qulck temper but rt cools off so quickly that she never loses any fnends on ac count of lt She lsnt mterested ln many of the hrgh school boys-she seems to prefer them at least shghtly older and a llttle further away than the village of Broadalbm ltself Pauline manages to get good marks ln her subjects and enjoys her classes especlally H15 to y C 3 She IS planmng to take a P G course next year whlle waxtmg to get old enough to enter some other school Pauline plaved on the basketball team two years IS the class treasurer and IS always ready to help or partake m any of the class functions Would you like to know where she gets the pep and enervy to do all these thmgs3 Well she s a Mellm s Food athlete Consequently she has become a lrttle overwelght but you never need to worry about her not dolng her share of the work a ll7f 'lpea un mm s :fu 4 Lhm Here we have a speaker and singer Whlch will she fmally become3 That IS the questron that IS bothering her rlght now Maybe she can fmd some positron where she can use both talents to advantage as wlll probably be the case If she enters Bmghamton Buble School as she ln tends now Bettle IS one of the best managers ln the class She can get more work out of a group of people than most of the rest of us She has always done her share and sometrmes more ln any uork whreh we have undertaken We are all Grateful to her for playmfv the plano for danclnff and ba ketball games Elwabeth llves rlffht near the school so lf ue ever need anything at the last mmute when ?tllllf' 1ead5 for a dance ox play vue run rlght 0 or to Bartlett s and get lt Xvho doesnt remember that touching scene rn Wlld Cnnger when Rachel and ake found each other after a long separatron3 If she can carry off scenes ll1 real lrfe mth equal DOIQC and as urznce her future IS assured Y. fr r 1 ' A S He? 'L J' I N N 'N' , If ' ,Y If ' ,Q , ' . ' : - , 'A , 3 P1 ss Trl-:rsurer 2: P ,- . 1' g 2, 43 . A ' . ' -' Z' f ' . Se ' '1'I.1y: Basketball Nqr. I 1, 2, 3, 3 ' 'us 1, 2, 3, 4. ' ' , . . 4 - part in every current activity. For example take - - - V . . , . ' ' 9 , , . . - ' . . r . . . O 0 . f . V ' , . - 1 s ' . ' , 4 , , , ' O . . - I ' K . Andre Appleton Beletsky Harold Cecll Eaton Andy 1 l'll nl l 1 Absent from school Nurse for Pehcan Doctor vetermarlan to be Reader of good literature Flegant ln manners Best dressed boy m class Excused early often Loyal to hrs frrends Ever attentne to falr damsels Tall and thln S-Sentimental gentleman K Kmd or lcrssable X Your frlend always The above phrases describe none othe our Andre rtan Spike ass Trfsldent S rr tau 4 Pasket a uid 3 4 all 1 m Junlo I ax Senmr Plax luslnr s Xlftna er of Class Po k 11 ll 0 t Q I rua a raman 1 a Dax flftmtorlan l-larold IS one of the finest most uprlght and mdustnous members of our class one of whlch we are justly proud l-le IS the only boy m the class to parllcrpate m athletlcs bemg on the basketball squad and a regular pltcher on the baseball team for two years flurn to the class ballot and you wall fund that he not only IS the best athlete but also the best PARLOR athlete During the flrst three years of our Hlgh School acquaintance wlth Harold he was very modest and shy but after flnclmg romance ln Gloversvllle he has been hard to hold If you stay up late enough nights you will see a dark red Ford Forclor sedan go through town early m the mormng headlng for Fox Hull Even though l-larold found his hearts deslre out of tovsn he stlll enJoys hrs friends ln town and there are certainly a lot of them If Harold s case IS as senous as lt seems, those weddmg bells wlll soon be talcmg hlm away from us u i7 u ' vs V'f--'-l'1f-sid'-nt 33 Ju 'or Vlay: Sv- 'or 'layz VI ,, ' ' -,' 2: .'1- : A ' A' 2 - . fb ll Prize Sjvlllilllll 12. Sq . T, Q liaseb Tea 3. 42 ' I' 'l XZ .'- ' jg lx . . lg-' ' J o L Uommm-ne,-mr-nt Marshal 3: President of Athletic Ass ciation lg Sp n 't llflitol' f h- It d I- l' ' 5 'l ss ,' 5' . . A- P . . N it ' 11 7 9 I ! Ri . . . . . ' . E Ll ' 99 ' ' i .. 1 B1 K . . 5 Er- . v . . . , T- ' ' , . , l ' C ' 7 ' I I . - . 1 , - , . ' ll I 0 li h V , . . . . 1 , - , Elma Ulnka Finch Carol Gretchen Fraker Elmre dnt I a Iasln thaII N uad I 1 ri itm s in t tliul n r 1 11.111 N C ai 1 1 ll II4I as II I tn 1 V11 ltlg, 5 ss 0 Elmie is our only reddish redhead and at that the red is very faint she wont admit it s there at all Everyone will have to admit how ever that Elmie is an all round girl a friend a pal and a good sport We have only to look at the list of activities above to realize that Our Elmie is small but her athletic and scholastic achievements are great She played regular form ard on the basketball team for two years and managed the team this year besides The first three years found Elma studying dutl fully most of the time but this year she has managed to find a lot of time for social actlvi ties as well as for keeping her marks sufficiently lnfh to be our valedictonan In ending this ue may mention her memor able part in the Senior Play and we hope she will be as successful at Vassar and wherever else she may be in the future as she was in Wild Ginger and all of her other undertak ings ere Flicker 1 a a urn a it 1 l me llld U.llI1lIl'llI Twinkle twinkle little star' How I won der what you are up above the world so high And that ladies and gentlemen Carol Gretchen Fraker She is so quiet and reserved so shy and retlcent one could hardly imagine her pushing herself boldly into the fore ground or mingling with the hol polloi , and yet she makes her presence known with a gentle insistence On the whole she is quite a charming per sonalrty but she has one outstanding fault which drives her friends to distraction She is prone to adopt certain phrases or hobbies which she dwells upon contmually First it was Hail to thee blithe spirit which soon changed to a passion for counting the calories she consumed daily Her most annoying mama was that of dlscoursing lengthily upon her Bostonian ances try and the great uncle who was one of the forty nlners Flicker doesnt like boys and her greatest ambition is to become the first woman president of the United States At any rate she has made extensive preparation for political life 8 . i' 1 A ' , I I x as ' n u ' H Val 1 113111 Fl SS I'1'vsidvnt 3: I s '- 'I ss Tn, s '-r Lf: Tw- sun-r of AII I -tie sill , 2: Tlai 3, 43 Manager 43 lid' '-in- .xsstwiatinr 4: Assistant Iiditm- uf 'lass Ilonk -I3 f'l1i4'f 111' VIRUS 13 bk 41 Lili-'a1'B' Ei' ' of St- ' rr lf1'lJ1ll'IQ'l' uf I!- 1 -I I '. 4: Ulass IH alallzu 43 Ie- 1-1-t' 'y uf Athl -tic Assn- Historian 4: 1'I1u1'11S 1, 2, 3, 4. 1-iz I' Ill JI: J1n'r' 1'I j: S1-1 'ur 'I' gg I' rizv Spf. c' J, 43 Flaw: Will 43 Uh rus 1, 2, 3, 4. ,, . . . 9 ! 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Arthur Frederrck Frank George Stephen Kross Art George Ill 1 Shakespeares rmmortal lrnes And then the whrnrng schoolboy wrth hrs satchel and shrn rng mornrng face creeprng lrlce snarl unwrllrng ly to school do not apply to Arthur when he steps out of the bus for wrth cap cocked Jaun trly over one ear he swaggers along wrth face aglow wrth youthful Joy erther because he has successfully completed hrs lessons 3 or more lrkely becau e he doesn t have to mrlk the cows agarn for several hours Berng the only genurne farmer rn the class he consrders hrmself a connorsseur of cows and unconcernedly assures us that Guernseys are mean cons nhrle Holsterns are unsurpassed rn every respect Whrle at New Xork he gallantly enter tamed tvso fan damsels by talcrng them not on the same nrvht to the theatre and to our surprrse developed rnto qurte a ladres man Ca t rn cla s plavs he has rmpersonated to perfectron certarn rdrotrc and ludrcrous charac els Frfty years from nom we hope to hnd hrm 1 steadfast farmer complete xsrth straws hat and draxsl and entrrely oblrvrous of the fact that he ever studred Hrstory C or wrestled wrth the mysterres of trrgnometry ll Lil ass f llllt I A br Burck draws up to the curb wrth the norse of brakes and stops Want a r1de3 A horn sounds outsrde your wrndow Want a rrde3 Everyone knows ss ho rs drrvrng the above mentroned Burck It rs our George ready to take us for a rrde or else makrng hrs nrghtly tour of hrs frrends houses wrshrng them good nrght George says he rs qurte bashful as far as grrls are concerned He really shouldnt be for wasnt he chosen the best lookrng boy rn the class as well a the be t dancer doesnt he drrve a nrce car and rsnt he always ready to Jorn rn any fun that rs suggested5 He doesnt seem to realrLe that wrth just such a combrnatron of qualrtres any young lady s hero rs endowed Ceorve has been throuvh out our hrgh chool course an actrve m mber of the class He has at all trmes been wrllrng to do hrs part and to help rrr very way possrble After four yewrs assocratron mth hrm rn hrgh school we can say xsrth utmost srncerrty that he rs a good pal to have because he rs dependable a good sport and a real frrend 9 as as n JH 'HI' VIUXI 5'1i l' l'l21Y- Vluss Yiw'-l'r- sift--nt LI, I: .lrrrrior l'l2r5'1Sr-rrir-r' l'l1ryg 'Hr rmr-rrr-4-rrrr-rrt Xl' sshzrl IZ: Cl' 1' ': or'- iur L sg - - rr . , - .g . . !! , . . i a ' l V l , l Q . . . - , . , . 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' Y , , , v n Schuyler Wllson Lathers Thelma lmelclra MacVean y Thelm mor r 7 , Sky rs the one and only photographer of the Senror Cla s He lrkes to collect all the nega trves he can hnd and make them rnto prctures although we re sorry to say the results are not always good He finds some wrllrng and some unwrllrng subjects for hrs photos but he catches the unwrllrng one unawares at trmes and such results are especially amusrng Mr Schuyler Yvrlson Lathers rs one of those long fellows wrth lrght harr and blue eyes Ex cept for showrng a qurck temper once rn a whrle he rs a very gentle and happy go lucky fellow For some unknown reason Sky has develop ed the accent of an Fnglrsh baron Thrs may be a help to hrm but not to many others pecrally hrs roomates on the Washrngton trrp It just doesnt do for Sky to travel rn a large crowd he gets so romantrc The hrst ap pearance of thrs weakness was notrced on the Washrn ton trrp Come to thrnk of rt rt may have been her name that had such an effect on hrm Let s see what was rt agarn Sky3 Hrs romantrc attrtude reappeared on the Mas achu setts trrp where he entertamed 3 everyone by srngrng such tender preces as Moonlrght and Roses and Ah Sweet Mystery of Lrfe Poor Thelma she had the bad luck to be named Fl helma Imelda Of course rt rhymes but rn our oprrrron that does not justify rt fo she rs more practrcal than poetlcal Her rnrtral would grve her a nrce nrckname l IM but that has never been unrversally adopted Thelmre rs short not fat strll not thm has brown harr and eyes She rs usually very good natured but sometrmes she shows a good old Scotch temper and flares up yust lrke a hre cracker when rt s all over rt hasnt amounted to anythrng l'or some unknown reason she lrkes to go to ohnstown to the Grange dance Is rt because of a good dance floor and orches tra or some of the regular attendants3 She ll have to answer that for you Thelmre rs not too studrous but she usually ucceeds rn pas mg her exams and has always layed rrght wrth the rest of the class All rn all lhelmre rs a great sport and a wood frrend Everyone rn chool lrkes her even though some may know her only slrghtly for he always has a smrle and a greetrng for a school chum 0 ' V' V W' Y ar. 2, I 4 t, S g . . ask il an n JH ' ' mayl Sui-'1' 71357 Chr rus 1. 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Norma Phrllrps NOYIDIB I ll tll N nad I' rn 1 in ss an l tl X Basketball fan and player baseball devotee our best dancer full of pep vim and vinegar is Normie Lemon Phillips one of our Senior coquettes She has dark Naturelle curly hair big brown eyes and boy' what a tem per' She IS quite popular with those boys who dare to brave the aforementioned temper The number has increased smce they have found out that her bark is worse than her bite Normre always planned or said she drdl to keep Marianne company with a parrot and 1 pussy cat in an old maids establrhment but lately shes changed her mmd and writes in everyone s autograph book that her ambition rs to vet married She ll have to get a husband who is domestically inclined however because he would rather read or dance than to cook and do dishes or other household tasks She 1 rated as one of our best parlo athletes but rf we voted for the best kitchen a'hlete she cer tainly would be somewhere near the end of the s Here s hoping her future will be rosy what ever she may decide to do rn the end Ruth Hazel Phrlhps Hazel R H P the familiar signature that we see smgned on so many papers really belongs We sometimes see Ruth or Ruthie inscribed ln autograph books whose owners are anxiously asking who the person rs Perhaps she is trying to appear more dignified by using her first name during her last year in B H S She still likes to keep her old nick name of Flip which was Given her by a certain Bill Still l guess we all prefer Hazel a name which 15 suitable for its owner who has hazel eyes that look well with dark brown hair once straight but now curled by one of those permanents She IS get ting quite plump for her 5 ft 3 in It cant be that she rs one of those Girls who must be on a dret all the time Just to be in trim for style Hazel rs quite talented along musical lines rlaym both piano and violin Right now she 1 v ry bu y ett 1 eady to go to the Bing hamton Bible School where we are sure she will succeed 1 . l l H . ,, as n Scotia High S-hmrl 2: Vlass 'I'1r-usvllvi' 13 llh l'l'5 1' 2' 3' l' Jur 'or Play: Iluskvtba .lil ' 1: ' 4-at fl. I3 I3 ls' 4-. .' M z rg' -' uf Class litmk l: Uluss Vill el. . . . . . ., . 9 to one dignified senior, Ruth Hazel Phillips. A 1 N . ,L . . . . . . . . , . . x G i . H H - . . l I , ' , . ' -. Q . . . p l . .ff . s ,Q I - ' - - an - or - . . 5 , , . ' Y , . . . o Y A C . 1 V . V- 4 Y Y 9 . - - 9 - c . ' 5 y . . . , , . 7 . . , , , . . . I 3. 9 1 L. . q I . . . n V Q . ' ' ' , . . , , . U . . . . s I O . ' . - A s ej s gr n g 2' - li r. , . . Stanton Charles Sabattrs Marianne Odette Seward Stant After moving several trmes from Broadal bm to Long Lake and back affanr Stanton finally clecrded that Broadalbrn would be the best place from whrclr to Graduate so he ha been here wrth u all thrs year Long Lakes loss was our Gam and we were especrally glad to have Slant wrth us not only because he would be a valuable addrtron to any cla s but also because there w ere so few boys rn our class lnstead of the usual lhree Muskateers we are fortunate rn harms' FOLR Stanton Howard Skv and Art At first rt seemed as though the e boys had formed a bachelor s club but rt soon became evrdent that that was not the rdea at all as some of our class members of the opposrte sex can tcstrfy Stanton likes some of the town grrls bu' seems to drrect rrost of hrs altentron to those from the out rde drstrrcts Maybe rt s because he thrnlts the outsrde puprls should stuck together Stanton was voted the mot orrgrnal mos 'rrtrstrc and most ambrtrous boy rn our cla s Wrth such a ccmbrnatron of characterrstrcs he wrll probably be erther an rmentor screntrst or else a creator of some famous cartoon character lrke Mrcltey Mouse , Marianne Marranne chrrstened lVlarnn and some trmes called Mrclcey rs well known to all rn Broadalbrn and lots of people further away She rs about flre feet seven wrth black harr Green eyes a clark compleruon and freckles P Nlarranne you see from the above descrrptrorr rs IRISH and very proud of rt Consequently her favorrte color rs green Her devotron to the Democratrc Party m eneral and to President Roosevelt rn partlcu lar rs equalled only by the srmrlar devotron of Carol l'hese two staunch upporters of their party were delrvhted at therr vrctory rn the cam rarfrn of I937 regarclles of the fact that nerther wrll be able to vote for a long trme Marnnne up untrl the last two years hasnt been apparently much attracted to the opposrte sex but rnce her trrp to Xvashrnvton she has been very popular wrth them Now that she ras srch a x r tetv to choose from she cant decide on IHI one but rt r rll probably turn ort all rroht for rt s probably what rs known puppy love Well to end wrth somethrng nrce about Marranne x e may say that she rs a gnl K rth a personalrty all her own and one who wrll suc ceed through lrfc a he has thus far t , . u ' n as 1 S-'rriur' Play: Assistaurt Iiriitrrr' ut' Ulzrss thunk I ' A tg l'l14ll'llS l, 11, IJ, 1 lmrrg I.11k-- llrglr Nvlrmrt 2, V. - 9 K 7 - . 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Sonya Slrotxck Irene Gertrude Skaplk Sonya Skippy Ill lf 1 I 3 3 lam HH' n'-tr sn ph :hr ho Eloquent words which would reduce the average person mto a stuttermg lmbeclle lf he trled to use them are heard reechomg through the halls of B H S Gazmg rn the dlrectlon from whlch thxs voluble flow of language rs commg wlth equammlty and fluency there fmal ly trrps mto vlew not the expected college pro- fessor or carpmg cr tlc but a short dark harred blue eyed gurl X ou are scarcely able to be lleve your eyes for lt would seem that thls co quettlsh damsel I9 capable of uttermg only sllly nothmgs or senseless chrtchat Formerly rather dlgmfled and qulet four years of Informal hugh school has released her mnate craving for fun and Hmglng dlgnlty to the four wmds she now lndulges ln nonsensical school affarrs with enthusxasm and ardor Never theless wlth equal zeal she has occupred some responsible posltrons m school and has faithfully hlled them wlth precrsron and accuracy Some of her outstanding characterlstlcs are loyalty to her flrrends courtesy and lmpartlallty to everyone Surely the above descrlptxon could Ht no one else but Sonya Who rs the next vlctxm Sk1ppy3 We all wonder For this rs the fair maiden who rs re sponslble for broken hearts all the way from ohnstown to Chatham But rt IS so easy for butterflles to flat from one Hower to another and drstant pastures always look more green It was m Irenes sophomore year that she Unggled her way mto B H S and glggllllg has been her passport ever smce Skippy has a personality that can be described by only one word effervescent She bubbles over wlth VlVaClty and carrxes the reputation of slmgmg a good lme Besides she dances mcely and dresses well and rs very easy to look at es peclally smce she went on a dlet and got a Naturelle wave This then ns the flame around whlch the moths hover Upon her arrlval at Broadalbm Irene re J0lC8d that she found new worlds to conquer But much of the territory had already been taken and what was left drd not seem to be satlsfactory So Skippy has been sklpplng around from place to place ever smce We hope that some day Sklppys good natured smile wlll attract a moth m fire proof armor 3 A , R X . - 1. vc vu -4 - 52:1 1 1, . . , u 17 u ' n Sal z orian: Plass l'x-1-sith-nt 4: 'lass St-r'r1-- tary 21 Art Iiclitrn' ni' rho- lim rl It 'an 1 Juh t. 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I v , 1 . . . 1 ' . . i ' ' ' , , t , . - , 1 pfdsf Kathleen Elizabeth Swears Howard William Weldennan Sister I Class Secretary 1 Jumm Ilas Qcmor I las Basketball Squad 1 Team ' 'S 4 Nlanagu 3 taptam 4 Iiusmess Manager of I roadalbannan 1. ass Xhll 4 Chorus 1 'P 3 The old adage Good things come ln small packages does not apply to Kathleen She s not small but she certamly IS worth a lot to her frlends and classmates as one may gather from the class ballot During her four years of high school Slster has been vely actlve partxclpatmg ln every phase of hugh school llfe especially athletics And too whenever we were dxscouraged we were always cheered by Srster s sunny smlle and cheerful drsposmon She was never above play mg a harmless prank on one of her classmates and one could often her Sister mqulnng sweet ly Got a tack? There IS also a serlous slde to Kathleen and we could always depend on her as she drd the small ta ks as well as the large ones to the best of her ablllty We are certam that what ever Sister may choose for her life work she will succeed and we are wxshmg her the best of luck Senior Play The hrst bell IS rmgmg but Its peal 15 bemg drowned out by a loud peculxar norse dle IS the proud possessor of a model T Ford that actually goes' l-lls noontlmes formerly oc cupled ln walking home eatmg dmner and walk mg back to school are now devoted to takmg hrs frxends for rxdes and quxte often 1n takmg young ladies to school even lf they do have to nde on the runnmg board One of Bull s favonte occupations at pres ent seems to be that of asslstmg Sky m posmg hrs subjects for photographs l-lowdre holds on to the subject whlle Sky snaps the plcture Have you ever noticed how sleepy Howard IS every Monday mornmg It IS not because he has been out at some soclal function the mght before but because he actually does work from I2 o clock Sunday nl t tall time for school Monday mornmg Upon bemg Interviewed he stated that he enyoys staymg out late nights and playmg cards that his llfe occupation was to be working ln the shoddy mlll supporting hxs car and the fems and that he IS very bright because he always gets his work clone P 4 1 ' FF X I A - ,t J' Jia, . f s.f of 'J 'K' l Y , t l ,ce l ff ' 9, ffB'u,, 4g'1., lg ,-, ,4.l U ,l . 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S ' , I - Geneva Emma Whlte Elnzabeth Blanchard Hager Genevle Miss Hager ass S Lrftalx of sn an 1 I ata batman 4 of nonchalance from the bus rn the mommg wnth an armful of books or from the Chevvle at noon wlth a sweet sm1le3 Why that s Genevre who rldes on the school bus from Stever s Mills rf her prnvate bus hne lsnt runnmg Geneva sometlmes pretends to be very crab by but she cant scare any of us for we know that shes not that may at all She does get vexed at Sky m Latin III class though and consrders hrs antlcs both chxldxsh and ldlotxc Luke some others she IS nevertheless secretly amused Genevle rs envnecl by many of her school mates because he can get her homework done sometlmes without even takmg books home She has been known to have her work all done for the next day by last period ln whlch case she devotes her spare moments to day dreaming Whenever we have a food sale Geneva sends the most delectable food and nts not al ways the same thmg exther The cocoanut layer cakes home made rolls and varrous kmds of pres are among our best sellers and they prove to everyone that Geneva wrll be the model housewlfe of our class cultx st lVl1ss Hager has been our class advlser dur commg to this chool when we were Freshmen We can therefore fully appreciate her genume mterest m the class the school athletlc contests and m everythmg that pertams to student hfe She IS never too busy to help and encourage us ln any actlvlty or to glve us an ldear when ever rt rs needed She has been only too Wllllllg to assist us wlth our flnancral dlffrcultles I fact m attempting to help us rarse money she has already worn out two Chevvres and has a good start on the thlrcl No person could be more enthusrastlc about the future of the class of 34 than lVllss Hager and she may be sure of our contmued loyal support as we go out to jom the proud ranks of the Broadalbm Hugh School Alumni Bucky hee I nge ' f01 llCllll9J Bucky became our mascot rn Aprll I934 Xve at hrst conslderecl that a monkey would be most approprlate but because of the prohrbltrve prlce of such an animal we declded that a goat was the next best We are proud of nm I5 IK ' 11 ll ' ii Fl' .'1-' '- 3: AS?-lSl2lllT Iiditor uf Vlzrss Fa' j Advis -1' l, 13, 3, 4. li 'B 4: ,xs.f'st'r .x t l':mt..t- or Urals- 1' I- Wlmo is the tall blonde stepping with an air ing all f0Ul' Years Of OUT high SCl100l COUYSC. . . . 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I l V . s , , Hrstor of the Class of 1934 In September I93O there appeared rn what rs used as the Freshman room about thrrty immature gawky trtterrng objects of humanrty known as Fresh men After becomlng somewhat acclrmated to the terrors of hrgh school there arose on our strll turbu lent horrzon another cloud rnrtratron After antrcr patrng unknown horrors to our surprrse the rules lard down for us were not very rrgrd although they were nevertheless aggravatmv We chose as leaders for the vear Larry Mrlls Roger Lrngenfelter Kathleen Swears and Norma Phrllrps as presrdent vrce presrdent secretary and treasurer respectrvely Upon Mrss Hager s head there fell the grgantlc task of steermg us through our borsterous career whrch she lost no time rn dorng for soon several projects were under way for earnmg money In Aprrl of that year we held a very successful dance the proceeds from whrch w ent to swell the funds for our Washrngton trrp Our recreatronal actlvrtres that year consrsted of a slergh rrde and ln the sprrng a prcnlc held at Mrss Suxts camp with the Sophomores at Caroga Lake and provrded for by Mrss Hager and Mrss Surts who undoubtedly notrcmv our wan pale faces decrclecl that we needed an outmg after a strenous wrnter of study The next September we agam arrrvecl at school but thrs time how drfferently as worldly Sopho mores wrth not a srgn of cowardly submrssron toward our superiors Instead of lnrtlatron thrs year our boisterous spxrrts were subdued by the rntrlcacres of Geometry and Caesar s adventures rn Gaul Durant' our second semester a dance and a food ale were held both of w hrch were great successes Our offrcers for thrs year were Harold Eaton George Kross Sonya Srrotlck and Carol lnraker As unrors we were permrtted to put on a play entrtled dreasure larm lwo results were ob tamed from thrs 1 large profrt was realwed for our Washrngton fund and great dramatrc talent was drs covered whrch hrtherto had lam dormant I I6 Later rn the year we held a dance and card party at whrch a floor show was glven by several of the more musrcal members of the class lhrs same sprung we held an enyoyable affair rn the form of a prcmc at lqmchs camp on Maxon mountam fAmong other amusements photography w as rndulged nr and several prctures were taken whrch should be kept on record to show the purely hrgh minded and rntellectual character of some of our members Elma Frnch Andre Beletsky Geneva White and Elrzabeth Bartlett Uurded us successfully through thrs year September agam and Senrorsl Could rt be posslble that we humble Freshmen of four years ago were now wrse supercrllrous haughty Seniors? We had attarned the Golden Ave of Hrgh School We elected as our offrcers Sonya Srrotrck George lxross Harold Eaton and Paulme Anderson A great deal of sport was provxded by the Fresh men whom we rnrtrated forgetful of the fact that three years before we had been m the same humrlratrng posrtron we gleefully made them perform seemrngly rmpossrble feats Proceeds obtarned from a dance and a play Wrld C-mger placed us strll nearer to that Mecca of our dreams Washlngton Then came the problem of selectmg our Senior rm s Salesmen appeared and whole perlods were spent down rn the office or laboratory blrssfully try mfr on and debatrnv over varrous rrn s Frnally one was chosen and soon the whole student body was partrally blmded by glrtterrng and flashmv rrngs upon Senror frngers Came Ea ter and Vfashrnvtonl lihose who have never taken thrs trrp cannot know the ecstasy of vrew rn perhaps for the hrst trme the great dome of the Capitol lighted wrth a thousand lrghts of meetln new frrends of rndulvrng rn all sorts of new exper rences uch as racrng recklessly up and down escala to dmrn rn automats and clrmbrng the Washrrrgtor Monument What tremors of patrrotrsm and excrte ment we experrenced when we saw Mrs Roosevelt at , . v Q - s s ' . 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' . . . , , the Nlemorlal Qerxrce at 'Xrlnrf ton and the cadet drrllrnv at -'Xnnapolls At thl late date a neu memher entered our ranlx rn the hape of Buclty the Goat As mascot he ha filled an exactrnv po rtron ssrth drffnrty and frace and has endeared hrmself to all of us After our trrp to Washrrretorr ue ettled resrffned ly down to work when our equrlrhrrum nas up et hy an rnwrtatron from Mrss l-'laf er to spend the ueelt end at her home rn llla sachu ett lor xarrous reasons par of the cla x 1 unahle to fo hut the rest 0 us accepted and althoueh x e drdnt qurte parnt the state red ue drd manafe to have an ewcrtlnf and hllwrrous trme rf the roller coasters are any rndrcatron Xve held our last dance thrs prrns., and rt was another succe s as far a a food trmc ua concerned 'X 'Nlr Lxman the new Nlethoclrst mrmster had not been 1n toxsn lone enouffh to et acqualnted ruth all the genrors before he preached the Baccalaureate Nermon me had a prcnrc supper at Lansrng s and rn xrtecl 'Nlr Perkms Xlr and Mr Lyman therr son o and a 'fuet of therr Mr udd to Jom us Crolf hathrnv and Games xx ere enjoyed lqhe weather hrch looked doubtful all clay turned out to be wery flhofhlble XX th exam oxcr and Uracluatlon loomrng just arouno the corner uc haxe f arned our ohjectrve whrch four years affo eemed a drm star rn a far off horrlon hut uhrch hy dmt of hard work and mtermmgled joys and dr apporntment has slrpped raprclly to a close Carrol. Cue rc HEN FRAKER Class Der Exercrses Our Class Day Provram thrs year was rn the form of a newspaper oflrce preparmg for an edltron of a paper lhe members of the elm toolt the followrnf paw 1 memhers ol the stall of the paper lldrtor 111 Chref EUQIHCSS hlanaver G ft 'IQ Advertlsrnff Manager 5 1 Assocrate Edrtors fClass Vlfrll t yl or Cla Hrto Sees All lxrroxw f c Mu rc and Poetry Class gon Xrt Edrtor Dr amatrc Crrtrc Sport llclrtor Socrety Edrtor Qcrence and lnrentron X eu s Reporters Suburban Correspondants l erture Colu nn Cla Prophecy Sonya SlI'0llCk l-larold Eaton George Kross Elma Fmch Norma Phrllrps lxathleen Swears Carol lwralcer tllulh Cornell 1M rr retta l..ufl 35 Elrmheth Bartlett ll-lalel PhllllpS Geneva Whrte Arthur ljranlx tpaulme Anderson lAndre Beletslcy lVlarranne Seward Schuyler Lathers t Ihelma lVlacVean fl-low ard Werderman tqtanton Sabattls flrene Slcapllc llfl 1 ' V .r lg t fs. . f . '. lc N- , ' A C 1 Y ' ' Q S e ' r 's , ' -f ' . ,. ,, K. . . . , . 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A A .C ' A 's ll nl V ' . v- -- Q Class Wlll We the Semor Class of Broadalbln Hugh School County of Fulton State of New Work having at least the appearance of sound mrnds and bodles do hereby publrsh manufacture and declare thls to be our Last Wrll and Testament In the manner followrng that rs to say FIRST We glve devrse and bequeath to our trusty faculty our smcere thanks and apprecratron for the terrlfrc pams they have taken to educate us SECOND To lVlr Perltlns our prrncrpal we leave our smcere good wrshes for many happy days In the future at Broadalbrn H1 h School THIRD To MISS Hager we leave a hot water bottle to keep her new Chevvre well protected from the severe Broadalbxn wmters FOURTH To lVl1ss Wrnne we leave Mrss Hager s abllrty to advise a Senror Class and the hope that lt may prove to be as model a class as ours was FIFTH To MISS Fortmrller It seems to us that we ought to leave a new rar so that she wont have to borrow her father s when she wants to go rrdmg all over the country SIXTH To lVl1ss Jewell we leave a large srze bottle of tonlc so that she wrll not have to be absent from school so much next year SEVENTH To Mrss Suns we leave the book en titled Phrases for all Occasrons so 'hat she wlll learn some new ones to takethe place of After today I am dlsclarmmg all responslbllrty and This IS the most fascmatrng book l have ever rea EIGHTH l-o lVlr Strllman we grve a warmrng pan' wrth whrch to warm hrs feet when he flles marrrage Intentlon We leave hrm best wrshe for a happily mamed lrfe XIINTH To Mr Bartlett and Mr Burr we leave a mechanical man so that they wrll have more lelsure trme to spend In the offxce or boller room TENTH Pl o the classes who have associated w1tl1 us we leave our wonderful example as a modern class May they Imrtate but never equal ELEVENTH To the .lumor Class we grve and be queath all the tears shed In the exams and all the wrong answers set down In moments of weakness l-WELFTH l'o the Sophomores who are soon to become unrors we bequeath and devrse all our stuprdlty and facrlrty for blundermv at the slmplest tasks also the beautrful ease wrth whlch we forget set asrde and bamsh forever the drffrcult ones THIRTEENTH Fl o the Freshmen we leave the prlv I ege of making up after school that may remam for chewmg any of the other misdemeanors mltted We also make the followmg To oyce Frank we leave worthy presrclent Sonya Slrotlck We leave George Kross abrlrty to pass exams without studylng to Bob lqrevett We bequeath to Allen Stewart the wlde notoriety of Harold Eaton as a baseball player To next year s Chemistry class we leave Paullne Anderson s lab apron They wrll be able to make enough aprons for the whole class out of It To Lllllan effords we leave Elizabeth Bart lett s abrllty to boss any mmutes of ours gum whlsperlng or we may have com mlnor bequests the LINE of our To Grace Meaney we leave Marlanne Seward s carton of chewmg gum to exercxse her perpetual motion Jaws when there IS nothlng to talk about She wall probably never have to use lt We leave lrene Skaprk s grggle to Evelyn Balrd To Margretta luff we leave a llfe slze statue of Ph llrps Holmes that she may cease her long search for a perfect blonde Flo Dorothy Dorman we leave Carol Frakers talkatrveness To Leon Phrllrps we leave Howard Welder man s Ford seelng that Leon thinks a Ford the best car on the market We leave Geneva Whrte s prrvllege of havmg a prrvate car come for her at noon to Mary Marne and Dorothy Nloran We leave Schuyler Lathers southern accent to Lewrs Baldwin so that If he has to mqurre hrs way around Washrngton when he gets lost he wrll be able to make the people there un erstand hlm We leave to Rogers launch Andre Beletskys abrllty to be well dressed for any occaslon l3l o , l , . , , . . v . , t . , . . , O ! - 1 U O I ' . . , ' . , , l U . . , , . 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V ' To Kenneth Werss we leave Art l-rank s succes rn comrc roles by Just actmg natural The huge success of Norma Phrlllps rn entertam mg the boys we leave to Gene Haff We leave Elma Fmch s abrlrty to keep her hair combed to Katherrne VanBuren We leave Kathleen Swears bottle of Kruschen salts to Ruth Cornell To Erme Klssmger we leave a new motorcycle whose unerrmg and almost human rnstmct wlll enable hrm to detect and trace and lovermg among erther umors or Seniors fo Elmor Cooper and Dorcas Crapo we leave and her rrl frrend ln George Whtte s Scandals To Harold Krbler we leave Stanton Sabattls motor boat when he gets rt pard for so that he may enjoy many huntmg and fi hmg trlps wrth lt ln the far north We leave to Sally Young when on the Wash mgton trrp the pnvrlege of bemg escorted to movles m New York as well as Hazel Phlllrps was To Helen Shrvka we leave the prnvrlege of bemg voted the norslest gurl rn the Freshman Class when that class gets to be the Semor Class We leave to Elwood Eaton the combmed srngrng talent of the whole Senior Class wrth the hope that B H S the next two years IN WITNESS IVHERFOF We have set our hand and seal on thrs twenty fifth day of une rn the year of our Lord nmeteen hundred and thrrty four l HE SENIOR CLASS We whoe names are hereunto subscrlbed d certrfy that on the twenty fifth of une I934 we declare thls rnstrument to be the Last Will and Testa ment of the Class of 1934 and srgn our names thereto as wrtnesses to the execution thereof which we hereby do rn the presence of each other on the date of Sald W1 Signed ELMA FINCH NORMA PHILLIPS KATHLEEN SWEARS Class Song lune lhe Orange and Black fprmceton Words By ELIZABETH BARTLETT and HAZLL PH11.1.1Ps Oh we are happy Semors Great battles we have won We ve fmrshed wrth exams, And now we'll have some fun, We haven't any worrres, Our cares have taken flight, For Bucky stands defender Of our colors--red and whrte We thanlt Professor Perkins lhe faculty and friends I-or all the help they ve grven, lherr lcmdness knows no end We have had good trmes together, Ahead are many more, For Bucky stands defender Of the class of thrrty four U91 . 1 v 4 , S ' I u . ' . . . . - . . S . . . . . in Florence ,lew'ell's scandals, the roles of Alice Faye he may use it to his own advantage and to that of g. . . g , . . . s ' . 1 .U - J , . . ' s ' , o ' . ' - ,l . , , All. k - V: .., - .. . J PRQPHECY rlhe famous artrst Sonya Srrotrck who rs now exhrbrtrng her newest parntrng Snow Fallrng rn a Fog at the Aquarrum was seen takrng her mornrnv stroll on Second Avenue dressed rn the latest style Clt rs also hrnted she de rgns her own clothes She wore hrgh heeled opera pumps a purple hat perched lrke a lrttle wart over her rrght eye prnk ensemble and a large blue shopprng bag to hold her corn plasters She was also seen at the opera last Frrdav attrred rn hob narled boots and shorts wrth rmmre Durante s double Ernre Krssrnger the new Democratrc Presrdent Carol Fraker attended a banquet at Prnkneyvrlle for the farmers of Fulton County grven by Art Frank the head of the Farm Forum Carol rs so busy wrth her new dutres that she doesnt frnd trme for her favorrte sport that strenuous game of trddly wrnks On her way up she revrewed the S10 000 000 000 Heet of armored cars which shoot frre crackers Art rs breedrng a new chrcken whrch wrll lay eggs and grve Mrlk of Mag nesra He has another breed to whrch he grves crder and they produce egg nog Carol presented hrm wrth the honorable duty of establrshrnv a code for the undernourrshed farmers Mr and Mrs Lee Wa hburn nee Geneva Whrte were seen at the premrere to P Harrrette An der on s new prcture Srrens At Mrdnrght It rs whrspered too that Paulrne rs to be marrred to the ltalran Ambassador to Herzogovrna After years of happrly wedded blrss Geneva and Lee have de crded to go on therr honeymoon on the Nrght Lrne down the Hudson A most peculrar rncrdent happened one day when Geneva landed her arrplane on one of Lee s Helds Lee tarted to bawl her out for muss mf' up hrs corn lmagrne hrs embarassment to find rt was hrs wrfe Geneva rs strll srzzlrng Paulrnes marrrave rs predrcted to be the most magnrhcent affarr of thrs season wrth the elrte of Harlem and Chrnatown attcndrng She met hrm at the Annual scratch of the Cootre Club Hes been scratchrng after her ever srnce What rs the future for those two rrsrng young doctors namely Dr G S lxross and the brarn and false teeth specralrst Dr Elma U Frnch3 lhey I 20 have been Hrttrng about together lately here and there and rt looks as rf therr busrnesses are to be consolr dated Elma rs preparrng for her new enterprrse by learnrnv to make Hot Kross Bunns and Krrss-Kross Pres George rs trarnrng Bull Frnchs flhey re brrds by the way Elma rs havrng an awful trme tryrng to hnd room for her combs and darly boxes of Lux rn her new down 'own offrce George finds relref at the end of each day by smokrng rn the borler room of hrs offrce burldrng durrng Drcks fthe Janrtors frequent absences and breakrng windows rn the Em prre State Burldrng After years of practrce hes very good at rt Congressman Seward rs approprratrn a new meas ure to get more money to be used rn buymg lemon squeezers for Norma Phrllrps Home for Orphaned Boys named Brll Marranne rs more commonly known as The Wrld Congress Woman from New York She rs now wrrtrng a brography of her sweet rmple lrrsh lrfe My Bones See Bonsey the Future Norma rs havrng qurte a trme trylng to keep her krds off the fences where there are srgns Post No Brlls Norma s latest rs Tony the Boot Black He rnt much only 3' feet rn herght wrth a four foot mustache but never the less he has Norma s only requrrement manners And too he saves her a lot of expense by spendrng hrs evenrngs blackenrnff the orphans shoes Irene Skaprk the head of the Skaprk 5 81 I0 s rs vrsrtrng Thelma MacVean on her farm for over grown worms rn France One wouldnt know Irene now She has wasted away to a measley 150 lbs She has at last suceeded rn gettrng eye brows to look lrke the Brooklyn Brrdge She has practrsed Farren DeNures grggle untrl now she rs even changed rn that respect It rs rumored that she bought four new yachts a camel and a tooth brush lhelma rs con stantly searchrng for new specrmens of worms After addrng a few members of the Class of 34 she retrred to a Nrght Club to look for her favorrte grgolo She rs so enthusrastrc about her vocatron that they have made her head of the socretv for the prewentron of cruelty to hsh worms ll ll l I s s . . . . . 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Stanton Sabbattrs the brg hrngle and twofby four man has come down from the North Woods rn Howards Ford long enouvh to accompany Hazel Phrllrps the evangelrst on her tour of Afrrca La t Sunday she preached a very strrrrn sermon for the benefrt of drsabled lrons The hosprtal where she gave her speech rs rn charge of Andre Beletsky the Vetrnary Stanton stopped rn New N ork to see the srghts and that lrttle doctor on hrs w ay to meet Hazel but feelrng the competrtron too great he heard hrs duty callrng He was qurte a sensatron on Broadway dodg mg taxrs and hydrants rn Howard s Ford dressed rn hrs I0 gallon hat red plard shrrt and hrgh topped boots Ha7el rs constantly changrng her corffeur now she copres rt after the Fully Wuzlys Hazel has made her campargn song Stanton on the Promrs Plhe female lrons are o fascrnated by Andy that they are constantly tryrng to commrt surcrde but he aves them all Andy has always taken a great rnterest rn potato bu s and butterflres Hes sure they have teeth because one brt hrm about a week ago Now rf they had been lady bugs rt would have been drfferent Howard Werderman suffered a thumb fracture recerved rn an accrdent on the Varl Mrlls road The accrdent occured when Howard turned hrs Varl Mrlls to Broadalbm bus off the road rn order to avord lrrttrng a caterprllar He nevertheless arrrved on chedule Good old rr ht on the dot Howdy' H rs also kept bu y landscaprnv rn Plattsburgh and teachrng Sophra to drrve Mr and Mrs Howard Eaton have opened a new general store at 55 l'hrrd Avenue Gloversvrlle It rs ard they wrll specralrze rn Eaton rmplerrents Harold has been dom some fancy prtchrng as a srde lrne Last week he ortched a whole game wrth two broken arms It drdnt bother Harold rn the least as there rs no connectron between hrs head and hrs hands A new Latrn extermrnator has been rnvented by the rrsrng young screrrtrst Schuyler Lathers whrch wrll save the future puprl many hours of worry dur rng exams as to whether Caesar crossed the Rubicon rn a yacht or a motor boat Schuyler thinks rt s the Mr srssrppr he crossed He has been offered I0 000 a week to croon Moonlrght and Roses over th radro for the Amerrcan Lan Company He has also rnvented a lrttle rnslrument for absent mrnded professors to be worn on the ears Frrst rt whrspers then rt shouts At least rt rs upposed to get teachers to class on trme Sr ter Swears the new Phy rcal Drrector of her dear frrend Elrzabeth Barlett the proprretor of that very fashronable place nlhe Lrttle Reducing Shop Around the Corner Whrle attendrng the the horse races Lrzzy was seen to jump gallantly over the fence and onto the race track to revrve a horse wrth fallen arches by massage Whrle she was gone Srster notrcrnv a susprcrous lookrng character runnrng away wrth Lrbby s pocket book tackled hrm prompt ly on the spot He was ard to be rn a very serrous ccndrtron last nrght and Mrss Swears may be taken for man slaughter but wrth her newly acqurred lrne we feel sure she can vamp the Jury Mrss Swears rs rn a very worrred corrdrtron Lrzzy nearly had hys lerrcs when she found to her great amazement that her horse had won and she actually lost four pounds Sr ned CEE AND WHIZ CRLTH CORNELL and MArzc,rzr.TTA LUFF 353 GLOVERSVII LE BUSINESS SCHOOL The U B S Qrves a fhoro :gh course rn Busrness Admrnrstratron and Secretarral Trarnrng wlerch would be frne to round out your Hrgh School educatron Send for Catalog 8 IO East Fulton St Gloversvrlle N Y I 21 1 . S . V - . g . . . ' y Q. , 1 g . . , . S Y . . U . D n , v . . , v. . - . . . , . M . . , U 1 Y . . Y - .S . . . K S '- ' ' ' I - V ll ' U! Y 9 , ' e . , - . s ., - . . . es . 5 . . . . . .Q S. . s . ' Broadalbrn's exclusrve school for weaklrngs rs vrsrtrng I 1 . ll ' ' ' t 9 Y . . V . , . g . . D . . M , - . . . I - A , H Q . . . . , , . c 5 4 fg - - - v V ' E , , .L . , S . O . . - A ,. . . Q r , l s J , l - . Q , - - SALUTATORY It was the rmmortal Shakespeare who wrote that the menace to SOClEly and enemy of all crvlllzatlon All the world s a stage And all the men and women merely players They have thexr exlts and thelr entrances And so tomght we make our tearful exrt from this seat of learnmg and our hopeful entrance into the school of lrfe And while we play our one allotted hour upon the stage to me has been glven the honor of welcoming you to share wlth us our last publrc appearance For we feel that you all belong here It rs through your encouragement and assistance that we have anved where we are you the Board of Educatlon the Faculty our parents friends and fellow students and we cannot find adequate expres sron of our appreclatlon God wove a web of lovelmess Of clouds and stars and brrds But made not anythmg at all So beautiful as words t s wlth these words that I shall have to at tempt to welcome you and to express our gratltude for your presence and kmd Interest This evenlng our drsturbmg that lt would be drffrcult to glve proper ut terance to our thoughts That rs why I should find lt almost lmPOSSlblC to greet you with half the fervor with which your attendance fllls us I hnd that I have no words which could be expresslve of our emotlons at havmg you wrth us on thus occasion S the only beauty rn the words whrch we address to you tonight must he rn our srmpllcrty and smcerlty of purpose Perhaps we shall make mlstakes and fall to speak as eloquently as we should wish but we shall stnve to do our very best and to wrtness these endeavors we bud you a most heartfelt welcome Mlss SONYA T SIROTICK CRIME AND CRIMINALS loday there rs a great problem which occupies the mmds of the Amerlcan people and demands to be solved a problem which IQ vltal momentous and very expensive lt IS a welghty matter which an nually costs us approxlmately thirteen brllron dollars and countless hundreds of lrves It IS concerned w1th I 22 crrme and crrmlnals Crime IS the name by which an offense agamst establrshed law rs called It may be an omlsslon of a duty commanded or the commlsslon of an act forbidden by publrc statute and rs punlshable by law lhe crrmmal rs the mdlvldual who rs gurlty of such an act Causes of Crrme Crlmmologrsts cannot seem to agree on any one factor as the cause of crrme Many clalm that there has been a great cnme wave ever slnce and because of the World War and Prohrbrtron But the law lessness which rs sweeping the country can hardly be considered a sudden wave lt rs on the contrary a trde of wrongdomg whlch has been rrslng steadily for years Scarcely anyone wlll deny that environment and heredity are decrsrve factors m determlnmg the lndl vxduals conduct and character Many traits are transmissible from one generatlon to another but cnm mal tendencres are very seldom lf ever hereditary Envrronment on the other hand seems to play a large part rn the makmg or breaklng of a man Bad home and commumty lrfe are ln a large measure responsrble for a man s deterroratlon Chll dren whose parents have been unable to correct hablts of defiance and drsobedlence at home seldom pay attentlon to any law Others have never been taught nght from wrong The slums rn the large crtles are one great source of crrme One of the problems we flnd here rs the large famllles Often the father does not support hrs dependents because of unemployment low wages or drmlung and gamblmg Driven by dare want and hunger the chrldren are prompted to steal Even rf they lack the courage to do this on thexr own lnltra trve they may fall an easy prey to the gangs where they become the tools of vlcrous mmds and soon flnd rt rmpos rble to abandon thelr llfe of crrme Here too because of the crowded condrtrons every man has easy access to his nelghbor s property lhe vnctrm of the robbery wxll not remain unavenged and funds taklnv matters m hrs own hands preferable to xsartmg for the slow moving and meffectrve wheels of Justrce to tum 1 . . . , . U ' ' U ' - , - . 2 a 1 . 3 . I U . .. . . . . .- ' . , . I 1 - . . . ' . . , . . . . . , , i feelings, are so intense and varied, so profound and , ' , , ' ' . , . . . o Q I l , . . . . . ' 0 , . I I . U Q ' ' ca v 1 ' . ' The Immrgrant portIon of our populatlon con trlbutes a large percentage of the lawbreakers Frrst of all they are by nature very passIonate and excrt able They herd together In certaIn sectlons of our CIIICS and form communItIes wIth theIr own languages schools newspapers and churches They know nothmg of our laws customs or Ideals They are told that Amenca IS the land of lIberty whrch accordrng to thelr Interpretatron means that every one IS free to do as he pleases There are the dance halls the pool rooms and gamblmg places whIch are frequented at the same tIme by both ImpressIonable youths and experIenced crImIn als where much of the lawbreaker s techmque IS Im parted to the young hero worshrpper Heredrty seems to have lrttle to do wIth makmg a man cnmrnal or honest but sad to say many people are born feeble mrnded or Insane There are twenty two krnds or grades of Insanrty and many sub-dIvIsIons under them but that form known as dementra praecox has the largest toll and produces the most murders and suIcIdes Smce there seem to be no dehnrte symptoms of thIs drsease there are many manracs at large who are dangerous to theIr communItIes The percentage of InsanIty In the total populatlon IS Increasmg yearly qulte In proportlon to the Increase In Cflme ln recent years In several court cases the defendant has pleaded temporary Insanrty as an Incentrve to the crrme Another type whrch IS more to be pltlCd than censored IS the weak undecrded IndIvIdual If a man has not adopted a dCClSlVC attItude as to whether or not he wIll remarn wIthIn the bounds of the law he wIll sooner or later hnd that someone has decrcled for hIm and enmeshed hIm In a trap from whrch he cannot escape The Church forbrds both stealrng and man slaughter But relIgIon today seems to be out of-date and unrmportant Probably If we were more relIgIous we would have less crrme and yet many notorrous thIeves pray before dorng a Job because they clarm It brIngs them good luck More Important perhaps IS the wrdespread lack of respect for the law throughout the country There are so many some of whrch are qurte unfalr that a portron of them IS not even known to the publrc A a prrsoner once sard More law more crIme more rules more vIolatIons And It seems that unless a law drrectly concerns the welfare of the average CIIIZCD It IS very apt to be vrolated l 23 The World War IS very often presented as a cause of crIme When our men were released from servrce abroad they returned to Amerrca and trled to resume theIr normal lIves and actIvItIes Bu they had gone through hectrc months of actIon ad venture danger and suspense wIth the turmorl and excrtement always around them and the unknown facrng them just ahead They found lt hard to settle down to qulet routme For many there was no sort of employment Naturally they took to Cflme as the only way to keep from starvIng Also It could well furnrsh the excitement they craved Bootleggrng proved to be the most profitable pursuIt and so they turned to It whole heartedly PYOhlbltlOH the Noble Experlment Introduced Into the Amerrcan vocabulary many new expressions such as bootleggIng speakeasres roadhouses hI Jack ng and racketeerrng From the begrn nrng everyone seemed to resent lt and logrcally If no one approves of a law no one wIll enforce It People contmued to drmk as much as and more than prevrously ThlS In Itself was lawbreakmg But brrbmg publIc OHICIEIIS and usmg gunhre to escape the law presented a strll more senous aspect Bootleggmg was an Ideal occupahon as far as qulck and easy money was concerned and those Involved were wIll formed gangs for protectlon and were Swlfl to Cllmlnale any obstacle In therr way ln the wars be tween rIval gangs Innocent bystanders became the vIctIms of machme guns and Joy rrdes These great bootleggers and for that matter other vastly successful law breakers were wldely publIcIzed From coast to coast In screammg black headlrnes the newspapers proclarmed thelr latest feats ID luIId detarl They were grven more attentIon than famous celebrItIes and those who were bullders In stead of destroyers of socrety Thrs notorrety pleased ther sense of vanrty and Insprred them to strIve to reach greater herghts In the realm of yellow journal Ism Men llke Al Capone and Legs Dramond were ld0llZCd l-lNl'llS publrcrty of methods used by experxenced crImInals gave Ideas to the novrces Many crImInals have confessed that mo t of therr Ideas were taken from the movres and newspaper accounts of other crlmes Pumshmenl Under the old yall system the plan of actron was not to reform the Cflmlnal and Induce hIm to become law abrdmg but merely to pumsh hIm for the wrong Please lurn to Pa,.e Rr v l ' ' . . . I l Y - - , - I y 1 7 ' . . . , q ' - . . . U ' . ,, . If ' 'Y . - ll ' ,I if ' If if ,I ' ' . 1 s 1 - . .. - 1 , . - - - - Q i 1 v - I 5 Y 1 ' ' . .I . . . . . , ' ' - . . . ' . Ing to go great lengths to protect their interests. They o 1. . I I I 1 I - . . C 7 7 o 1 s 1 Qs- - , u E - E . , . . . ' . ' - vs ' u n u n ' ' ' 45' 7, ' I - . . . , . . . V . . S I I 6. p . o q n a 1 Q Y ' ' ' ' . . Q . . V LEDICTQRY THE STOCK EXCHANGE The Origin and Evolulron of the Stock Exchange The organization of the stock exchange has been accomplished rn comparatively recent trmes but they are rn reality an outffrowth of many centurres of con tant creation and expansron rn all types of markets lo establish markets rs one of the most ancrent and fundamental rnstmcts of crvrlrzatron The ruins of the temples of ancient Egypt show us the fisherman the weaver the farmer and the metal worker barter ing therr several products long before currency was mvented The Dark ages drd not permit any develop- ment along these lines but the succeeding Middle Ages brought the medieval fairs from whrch modern stock exchange practices rn many cases can be traced The earliest and srmplrst markets were formed by the congregation rn one place of buyers and sellers driven together by economic necessities of trade A first these markets dealt rn all kinds of goods but as communication became easier populatlon greater and the volume of tradrnv larger a process of specralrza tion began The markets whrch had been held rn the open streets gradually began to acquire buildings or exchanges rn which to carry on therr business Ais the volume of busrne s increased a method of transfering goods bv w rrtten agreements was devise to avoid the bringing into the market of every rndrvrd ual obyect to be sold lhrs system brought about the organization of stock exchanges for the effrcrent an economical transfer of goods There are over 200 stock exchanges rn the world today of varymg size and degrees of organization lhey have come to play an important part rn the business world and any further developments would doubtlessly be decidedly beneficial The Nen Yorlg Stoclg Exchange The New X ork Stock Exchange rs a wealthy as socratlon governed by a committee whrch consists of three officers and forty members Persons attam membership by electron or by transfer from a member who has dred or resigned A member who rs ad mrtted by transfer rs obliged to pay an rnrtratron I 24 fee of S2 000 ln addrtron to this he pays a sum to the transferor for his seat rn the house he amount of whrch rs a matter of private adjustment as much as S140 000 has been pard for a seat when business was active but when rt rs quret the price rs consrderably less lhe gratuity fund rs an interesting provrsron of Exchange It rs an arranvement for providing the families of deceased members Every mem on electron pays I0 to this fund When a mem dres all other members are assessed S10 and the e o er er Qtock Exchanve grves S10 000 to the family of the deceased In order to enable all members to feel secure that no business has been done except wrthrn an official period durrnv which they are prepared to watch the market no transactions are allowed before or after certain hours The Exchange burldrng rs situated rn Wall Street and the Exchange rtself rs sometimes known as Wall Street Thrs burldrng rs often the scene of grgantrc speculative movements and enormous sums are won and lost rn these transactions A huge investment busrness too or at any rate what rs rntended to be investment business rs done rn Wall Street Ere quently the purchaser finds that rnstead of an rnvest ment he has acquired a speculative artrcle but this rs unavoidable rn a country whose wealth must b exploited rn new methods the outcome of which rs usually uncertain Wlral Does tht Public Know About the Exchange J Probably few persons outside of the stock broker s offrce fully understand the detarls of the game of fortune making rn the stock market Some have suc ceded rn therr dealrn s Others have been less for tunate lqach one ha hrs own vrew of the Exchange lhere are many unhapprly who rgnorantly and fo lrhly abuse the facrlrtles provided by the Ex chanffe lhese are people who approach the market rn a ffamblmff sprrrt and who know nothing of its purpose and are incapable of understanding the mighty Influences which control It A few may be lucky but the majority are unsuccessful lhe latter say V ' h K . .. . ,., t 1 ' ' ' . i , l . .. .1 , i i , ,D ' - ' . Y Q . V . . . Q i ' i i ,. . . V . l - N Y th D . ' ,, ' ' - , - f r . - . . . 5 ' V s . s LJ no ' , I , . I . q . D . s ' R . - 9 ' s . s Q 1 s 9 . . . V H 5 s ' ,, . . . . . . CI YU ' A ' ' I 5. g - I - Sometimes restrictions of membership were imposed. , ' ' ' .' , , . ' S ' , t ' . ' . ' ' ' , ' ' g ' i d ' . . . .- i H ' .V . . I Y Q . . . C D I , I - . L s '. ' ' ' . ' y I 1 - A Q 7 ' . A S s - - , - ' ' :- f- 5 f W - t i I , ' I 'i D . T : ' . ' A ' ' ll' ' ' ' 1 A l r - ' that Wall Street IS nothmv more or less than a den of threves fherr test1mony however IS ne1ther com petent nor unbrased as they have not acqu1red a thor ouvh knowledge of the operatlon of the Exchange But as1de from h1s 0pll'llOI1 of the Exchange what does the ax erave 1nd1v1dual know concern1ng 1ts techn1cal1t1es conduct of bus1ness and the drfferent types of stock wh1ch It offers? No person would thmk of gomof 1nto anv other busmess YNltl l0Llt first possessmg complete 1nfo1mat1on about vt yet he be l1eves that he can enter the stock market wrth a l1ttle money and le knowledge and st1ll come out a r1ch man l'hese DOll1lQ all wer1fv the statement that too many 0tl1ClYNlSC well rnformed persons have not only crude but d1st1nctly m1slead1n0 rdeas about the market fulne Mar 811175 Pzobabzlzlzes lqhere lv not a modern ClVllllCd country YNltl1Ol1t 1lS stock exchange and the number and SIZE of these orUan1zat1ons 1n any smgle country usually 1nd1cate that natron s wealth prospenty and degree of ClVlll 7at1on Indeed wherever stable government and aCtlVC busrness CXIST there IS a tendency to found stock exchanges These exchanges have proved so lmportant a factor ln econom1cal and soc1al progress that not only thelr permanence 1n the buslness world but also then Growth 1n the future IS assured It IS certa1n that the producuon and consumpt1on of many commod1t1es w1ll consrderably rncrease 1n the commg years It wrll become more and more dangerous and CXDCHSIVE to buy and sell such goods 1n the1r present unorganwed markets and accordrnvly exchanges may be establ1sh ed for greater economy Numerous ev1dences of pro- gress rn thrs d1rect1on can already be seen Every year new lmprovements are be1ng made and our pres ent exchanges seem destmed to a steady growth Amerrca IQ t1ll too young a natron to reallze the full 1mpo1tance of her market places Yet she should remember to cher1sh them 1f she des1res to reta1n the prohtable mlluence and stabl1z1ng effect created by them There are trmes 1n the l1ves of all of us when changes must be made We the graduat1ng class of I934 are facmg one now What sadder event could come 1nto the llves of an assembly of young people than a complete break IIIQ of old t1es3 Old faces w1ll depart old names wrll no longer he heard and old landmarks w1ll be obllterated and forgotten and we shall hnd ourselves am1d entrrely new surroundmgs Xve apprec1ate that we have been well prepared for any new scenes and assoc1at1ons by the 1nst111ct1on the mfluence and the leadershrp grven u by our teachers It 1s w1th deep ffmtrtude that we say farewell to them We also w ant to thank the Board of Educauon for the1r fore rghtedness 1n grvmg us everythmg necessary to our needs and for thelr kmd cons1derat1on of all our re quests We hope that your 1nterests w1ll go wlth us and that we shall not d1sappo1nt you 1n your expectatlons of us We have made our arm success and our hope to w1n If we accompllsh these des1res we shall feel that th1s day was an lmportant step ln the attamment of our goal ELMA U FINCH Baseball League Summar tlncomplete to date, June 187 T1 am J IH 1 nrt I a I1 'uh 1 I r nda CanaJoha111 Tllltunxlllz N rthxrllf IZJ Xwlaszr 1 U 11 . . 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H11-1l 'il1l11' 1 Anil- fx' l'ill'l1i f 11'1-1' 111- hu I--11 I liars 1111 1111' .Ill ' ' l'l1l1', 1l11- rlass has l11-- my lla f ' 1111111 Nah-N z111l N1-Ili11 vz11'i111s 1111i1-I1-N, Sll 'l1 as 1z1l1l1-ls, 111-111-ils, N1:111: 'z .' -d -' 111 1-111-11 11-y 1'11' 1111- XVz1Nl1i111411111 11111, Ala g 111' 1lll' 111- l -1-N I111 '1- l11-1-11 a11-1iv1- in 111-l11111l 1'1'z i1'.' su- ,- l - N1-l11111I papa-1' z1111l 111l1I1-1i1- -1 111.: ll l1m1 , 1 gli I J 'iv- 11mt Iinxx NN J1xx1II L pxxk 1m S1xx 1 1 ll ioxlng I Iaton IJ111n1a.n JLnn1np,N 811111111 I.11xx xx 1111 11 1 1 tl lll,. ' 1 1 l11kxx1 I pdklx RUN llx 1111111 .I 1 N11xxl1 ll Il 11 A x PIII I111.l1111xv Class of 1936 PH N I l'lllS XXI! NIIUXID NI WIINII- 1 N111 alx 1 I N 1 1 III II 1 dll yrs 1 1 1 N x X11u11.. 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Im: tix nl I luood I 'ux ton I Ida I AIX ton II1 dsvnd Ionlnou lNI.11I.,utl'L I llfl I 1 Gelald Moore IIUIOIIIY Moran Mabel Nlulll an Ha71l OIlTISl0'ld Nauon l tlt lung Rx U NI2lIl'1IllIl Suvud n Nlvn 1 x soma Nnotulx Ilulls Sm h 'NH 4 nl 4M III lthlun Nu 1 u XIL X Ithull 1 III X mun I III x Illlllh Nm x .I-lm Int-an lx x Ion l l34 SALUTATORY Contrnued from Page '13 he had done 'Vlen were locked up ln dark gloomy prlsons amrd frlthy and often damp surroundlngs They were compelled to wear trlped umforms and have therr heads shaved to dlstmgursh them from clvrllans They were locked rn solltary confinement for days at a trme If they Gathered tovether at meal trme prisoners were not allowed to speak or whlsper to each other Smgmff mhrthnv running Jumping or dancing we e expressly forbidden No one could ex change looks or mnlts and even smrhng was by no means encoura ed I' hey were expected to keep their eyes lowered and faces stralght at all tlmes Such thmffs as books or o xtdoor sports were unheard f Each man was merely left to sulk and brood over hrs treatment l'hat was thelr only occupatlon day after day There was nothmg else to occupy thelr mmds or hands Most of them went stark ravmg mad from the dreary ghastly sllence and con stant dwellmg on one subject Guards were strrct Torturous means of punrshment were not at all uncommon The cat was the symbol of authonty The cat 1n prrson parlance was not a purrmg ammal that approached one mth oft tread and the desrre for frlendly contact It was made of long stnps of leather attached to a stout wooden handle and was not mfrequently wlred at the tips The cat pre ferred lts VICtlm barebacked It descended wlth de lrberatlon and generally left lts lmprmt stnpes and blood through broken skm The cat seldom worked alone Accompanying xt was the salt water sponge that carressed the raw wound Other methods ln use were cold showers clark cells ball and chaln rron cap and yokes It must be that the orrgmators of all these clever devrses had never heard that some people can be persuaded when they can t be mtlmrdated Proposed Reforms The only lastmv way to abolish crlme would be to remove the cause of lt In order to do so we would have to tart rwht at the begmnmg of a man s llfe and pomt out each step throughout the years FITSI the chlld should be shown the dlfference be tween rrght and wrong He should be taught to follow the Ten Commandments and the value of truth and honesty He should be taught obedrence to h1s parents and other superrors and lmpressed wrth a due respect for law The Church should ee that all its members were taught 1ts true meanlng and ongmal purposes R lrgxon and morahty are quite mseparable There are fewer crrmrnals among actlve Chrlstlans than there are among agnostlcs That IS why the Church should be restored to nts former prominence The school too should be responsible for the building of the childs character Mass education grves only general knowledge and stresses standarchz atron mstead of mdlvrdualrsm No child should be wen cause to conslder himself an outcast With all the modern facllltles and psychologlcal knowledge some educatlonal system could be devised by which each pupil could speclahze m the held for whrch he was best sulted A genume mterest ln school and the lncldental actrvltles would do away with truancy whrch rs a stepprng stone to crrme The slums the breedmg places of lawlessness must be put to an end The old tenements should be torn down and replaced with roomy samtary ap- partment houses The children who have to pass thelr lersure txme ln the streets should have orgamzed play under careful supervlslon Where thus pohcy has ln Juvenlle lawlessness If the radlcals and agxtators among the lmmlgrants were deported lt would remove a menace from several commumtles wrthout putting the government to the expense of rmprlsomng them The new pnson system now ln use at Smg Sing Prison at Ossmxng should be umversally adopted There men are not left ldle to brood over thelr fate and devrse new plans to execute upon thelr release There the men are put to work erther mental or manual according to thelr former occupations They have samtary cells and wear ClVlllal'l clothmg There rs a school for the lllrterate and a flne library for general use There are baseball and football for outdoor recreation Food rs wholesome Companion shrp IS allowed Every man IS glven proper medical and dental attention He IS also taught some trade so that he can seek honest employment after hrs re lea e The warden IS their frrend and advisor They are grven a certam amount of self government and are expected not to betray the confidence which he places rn them Therr good behavior IS remarkable for a commumty of outlaws If the publrc would become aware of :ts debt to the government and try to establxsh sane and prac trcable laws perhaps a vlgorous assult agamst all the factors contnbutmg to lawlessness would eventually leave us a land almost entrrely free of cnme and l Cnmma S 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