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

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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 ! ' - . . . , I ,, . . - - v - - n . . . , , IS 7 1 - Q ' S - '- . . . . , , s ' s v - - - . Q - . . . ,, . .,, S 1 n , ' V . . . . . . . . ,. . I 5 . - ' . . . ,,, . 1 ' 1 D , . . . 15 v V A ' Y Y , .. - U M . . H , , . . .

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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 , - ,

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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 . . . - , . , . Q ,. . . , . . ,, . ' 9! ,y . . I ' I . ! , . . v v I ' I 1 - - ' Q Q - . , . . , . . . . , V . , A , ' - -A Q, 1 1 ' D . . , . za , Y , . . . . , I . . . 3 ' 'C S .S - , C ' .3 H . ' -Q 1 r - . - ,, , . - U ' - 1 y I s - - - - - - . . , L - 1 C N I v , V . '. 4 V. . 7 . ' Y , , , v n