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

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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 - . ' . 1 . U . ,, . . - - V Y Y 'Q r l , , . t Y. . I V r . ' , D - ,S T, , I ' 6 J- , S , , ' . . . Y . , - O , , , . .. ' ' Q . . . . , V J , . x . C , . . . - an f A - n I . G I Q L v ' V' l ' 0 ' ' 1 . - ' . S , ' 7 .I I I Y ,K . . . - , 5 - ,L , .., s . Q . - . , , K f L , K ' . t - . ' r f' A' - ' . . . , O ' .- U l . . y c 5 , , A r r V . ,N . H . . Q V - , ' l 3 .2 'ar D : . . V . . L V V . . ' ' S , , 'I , ' . , ' , . . . . . L 3 M 1 4- .. H 4 . . . . , ' ' Hb . U t , ' : . . , i , ' M L . . xg 7 k C .Q .A V. ' it ' ' SY k ' L - ' S S .

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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. , . .

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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. H. Mir gf ,UI 1: 4- ,-Us 3 ff 4- Vlags Ihmk lg I-Idilm'-in-1'hint' nt' nllrnadal- ' ' hzu1l:1n I: .lunmr l'IzU'1 Swim' Vlayg Ulmrus 1, 2, Zi, rl. , . , . . . . . . , , . . . . . . , - v 7 - . . 1 . . . . O I I I... s , . - I ' ' . . . . H . . ' . ,, . . . . i , . . . , , - V - . . . . . . . . I v , 1 . . . 1 ' . . i ' ' ' , , t , . - ,