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CLASSIHSTORY In September l9'v8 a group of bewildered students entered the Broadalbin High School as a new Freshman Class. During the first two years we had a very' large class but people be- gan to drop out until we found that we had a Senior Class of only twenty-nine. In our first year under the guiding hand of Miss Winne we elected Janice Seward as Presi dent Leon Horton as Vice President Viola Foss as Secretary and Jay Richardson as Treas urer Our treasury was expanded largely through the money we made selling Christmas cards and school supplies In our Sophomore year our class officers were changed when Viola Foss became president Arlene Hicks secretary and Janice Seward treasurer During the year we sponsored a card party enjoyed a sleigh ride and sold our C hristmas cards and school supplies Vivian Dawe was elected president in our Junior year but moyed and was replaced by Aura Jennings John Szymanski was vice president Richard Cruthers secretary and William Robeck was treasurer This year we had a new advisor in the person of Miss Martha Van Arnam w ho with Miss Winne had charge of the class which sponsored a barn dance and Junior Prom besides selling Christmas cards pencils and tablets In our last and most exciting year George Petoff was elected president Shirley Canary vice president Genev Kenyon treasurer and James Underwood secretary with Miss Winne and Miss Iles as advisors To raise money for a New York trip yfe sold candy Christmas cards held a puppet show and put on a Senior Play Miss Ginger which was a highlight of our year and brought out many hidden talents among our Seniors Now as we are in our last days at B H S we begin to realize that four years is all too short a time to spend in high school and most of us wish that we were just starting as Fresh men We hope that future classes will have as enjoyable a time as the class of 42 has had dur ing its stay in high school JA was Utsioeizyy ooo CLASS GIFTS o Barbara Allen A yolume ol chemistry books so she ean refer to them during her eareer as a nurse o Margaret Brownell I Vlaggie a library of her own so she will always remember the one at B H Shirley Canary Vvle leaye her the special priyilege to receiye uncensored letters from Cmmp I ee Virginia Iliine Cornell A special training eourse to grow just two more inches Judy Howe A set of dishes to replaee those she breaks during her married life Aura Jennings To Aura something she doesnt need A pleasing personality Katherine Johnson Flo Jender enough chewing gum to last her the next two years Geneya Ke ty on Enough I-ord V 8 s to take her to 'North Broadalbin eeeru mah! o Irene Sleeler A toy typewriter to remind her of loads of typing in B H S Helen Stecyk For her work as Editor on the Broadalbanian we leaye her a letter of recommendation to an newspaper Janice Sew ard A new shipment of yellow conyertibles preferably from Amsterdam I oretta NValts An imitation diamond until the real one comes o Viola Ioss A book How to be a Successful Housewife and Secretary Carolyn Thurber 'Io Ctry three extra clarinets with the hope that one will work o Ceeile Hapeman 'Io Cecile we giye a handful of bows or is it beaux o Arlene Brooks Our gift to Arlene is a round trip ticker to Glens I alls Vee hope you make good use of lf Henry Breen A box of I ady Isther faee pow der to coyer up those blushes 0 Andrew Sywyk To Gump courage enough to speak to a girl without blushing o Arthur Weiderman A chance to get a word in eclgewise especially in History class o Dick Cruthers An electric ra7or so he can shaye eeeref due! 0 James Underwood A yolume of his own original jokes o Alan Cleyeland To Al 1 moyie eontraet we hope he will continue to amuse others as he has the Senior Class Robert Vylarner A courtship thit yyill last Melyin Kenyon To Nate a hook on how to XVoo and Vein John Hoyak A membership card to the Grouch Club John S7ymanski A miniature basketball to bring luck memories of great games George Petoff A book entitled Bright Sayings by Petoff August Ptstilli A new car to go on the set of tires he just William Hartmann To Bill the superintending of the Day Nursery IRI INI' SI I I ZI R AIND BARBARA AI I I N 12 The Kennuefto Ixronzele 1 1 . 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