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

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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. . . . S . , . . . . . , . U ' I ' . . . . 04. y, O , ' ' v , . n ! S ' , . ' Q I - aa n . ' I: 1 . D' 1 , . - , ' 9 s ' y . I l V . s , ,

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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 . I . y . . ' ' - ' What IS it? Why, everyone knows now! How- n 9 ' ' I 1 . , . . , i , , . . I y , . . . . S ' , I -

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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 ' . ' , ' . ' . v . l . . . , , . . , . . .. . . . V ' ' V ' V ' 9 a , O. -3 ' Q 4 . ' . . . ' v 0 a 9 ' 1 . . . - a - . . . . - 1 ' Q s . , . , a D c 9 . . . . . . C ' 9 . . . . L , . I I 9 '- . r - r Q . . . . . . . . v . .... . . , . , . v ' 9 . . . . N ' 1 U . . ,, . . . . , 9 O , Il Y! ' . . U . , o T I L - . . . . U A 0 'o 'o ' . . . . . . , V - s . . , I D 1 - ' '. . ' ' . , . , Q . . D . .. 3 . Q , . . . . - s , . . . U - s 1-,Q - - s . , - U , . . . , 3 .I ' Q ' - u - Q f n f - . . . . . . V - . S I . ., 1 in ' , YS, . ! . . . Y . . . c . ' . ' . . . , ,