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

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WAIIQSIIWFY IIEAJIIIYIEFIIBAILIL Front Row left to rxght Harlan Jeffords John Hrmlshm Hugh Jennings Peter Klym kow John Syzmanskl Charles Warren mascot Back Row left lo nghi Pr1nc1palPar1s Asst Manager Cyrus Fraker Melvln Holt George Petoff Coach Wm Stxllman Rlehard Trevett md Manager VICUJI ChllbttJlJhLF The great Broadalbln varslty basketball team brought a sensatlonal etson to brllllant flnlsh wlth a srnashlng trlumph over Calro to capture the Class D sectlonn champlon hlp March 16th Prior to thls vlctory Coach Wllllam Stlllmans colorful qulntet had won L1t,htu.n out of nxneteen starts and their one pomt loss to Fultonvllle was under protest It T11 County Le mgue headquarters Under the sklllful guldance of Coach Stlllman the flrst flVC Co cxptuns Johnny HTlHlSh1Il and Peter Klymkow Hugh Jennlngs Harmte Jeffords and Johnny Syzfmmskl d1dCd by D1ck Trevett and d1m1nut1ve Mldge Holt dommated the Trl County Lc lglli. r ice The only threat to thelr power came from Fultonvllle If the Mohawk Rlvcr schools vxctoty IS substantxated by offlclal dec1s1on there wxll be a flrst place t1e for the se ond con ecutlve year Broadalbm galned the r1ght to represent the league 1n the playoffs xx nth 1 4 21 vlctory over Fultonvllle 1n a rubber contest The Blue and Whxte Wave swept through the openlng rounds of the state sponsoxcd tourn tment vtxth handy wlns over Chestertown and Sttllwater Saturday mght M :rch lb the mvmclble Broadalbxn squad crushed Calro 38 to 21 to defmltely est abll h thwnstlu ts the Cltss D champlons of Eastern New York State basketball . . . . . I x - I C y y -v . , y - I - , - V , . , . ' ' . . ' . .2 , 1 ' ! vf- - ' ' S Z' El ' z ' S ' . V K I X , U . - L '- if . - - 1 L ' V' , , , 1 - v Z' l Z . ' c V i - . ' , , . . XP. . ., . 7' v' v ' 1 , 4 ' 1 s ' 1 - . r , . . . Z S '. Q' '14 if 1 .

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IBIDDAIDAXILIIBIIN S'CIl'I'D'DlL 'DIDCIHIENFIDA Standing from lefi to ugh! lTrombon1stsB Lena Kenyon Ernestlne Van Der Sluys 4V1ol1n1stsb Kenneth Eglin Richard Baker Theodore Arthur Miss Martha Wagnei director Cecile Hapeman Grace Westfall Beverly Van Der Sluys tP1an1stsl Elaine Cornell and Catherlne Johnson Fron! Row Gladys Rockwell Janet Sawyer Alan Seward Janlce Seward Rodney Saw yer Clement Hapeman and Retha Van Der Sluys The orchestra is an enjoyable and worthwhile act1v1tv ing music' from operas and the school song Alma Mater When a student has tanen free school lessons until he is fairly capable on his chosen lnstrument he is allowed to enter the orchestra The beglnner continues to take lesson In orchestra he recelves added instructions to heed differences ln expression keep accu rate rhythm observe variations 1n speed and bring out the solo parts maklng the Whole ensemble f1t together as each young muslcian endeavors to perfect the thread of notes which he must weave into the melodlous composltion CECILE HAPEMAN l T 1 9 V I 1 - This organization is now working on simpler arrangements of the classics, includ- . VY ' ' ' , . '

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