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

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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. ZZ, 3, 4. , s . - ' ' - , s Q., , X' ' .... Q n . S ' l ' ' ' li ' ii ' 1 I ' . V 9 1 . . . ' ' I s s Q 1 . . . , , y . Y ' ' I , ' - - v 1 Y ,, - ' 1 . . ' J S. , , CS' , . . . . - Q - . , . - I . . - . . . X - ' 5 ' 5' ' ' 3 - - s ' V . . , v v . . . ' . ' ' ' ' . . . ' ' S - D . 5 , . - y I , V J v n . . .1 Q S r D 0 H rr v - an u , .

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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

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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. , . .