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

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Wm' ln the fall of 1948 we entered high school with big plans. It seemed to us that we had completed so much, and yet, now we realize that it was only the first step up the ladder to success. We were under the supervision of Miss Violet Lockyer and elected the following of- ficers: President ------ ----- Mi chael Opalka Vice President ---------- ---- M arlene King Secretary and Treasurer ---- ------ -Ra e Brown Reporter ---------------- ----- D ouglas Pelotte Student Council -------- --- Robert Donaldson Beth Jones During our Freshmen year we were not allowed to carry out any money - making pro jects. Our only income was the monthly dues which we paid. On September 21, 1949 we held our first meeting as Sophomores. Miss Iona C loutier became our advisor and has guided us ever since. As class officers we elected: Robert Donaldson, Presldentg Ruth Mac Vean, Vice Presidentg Gilbert Danneuberg, Secretaryg John English, Treasurer: and William Porter, Reporter. To represent us in the Student Council we chose Donald Butkus and Sheila Taggart. We agreed to pay 25 cents dues per month, Ouronly activity was to sell book - covers. Then on September 3, 1950 we resumed school as Juniors, We held a classmeeting on September 8 and elected officers. Upon totaling the ballots we discovered these re- sults: - President ------- ------- Be th Jones Vice President ---- ---- Ge raldine Small Secretary ------- ---- -Ma rlene King Treasurer ----- ---- S heila Taggart Reporter -------- ----- R uth Mac Vean Student Council --- ------ Rae Brown William Beyer During our Junior year we sold stationery, book - covers, and cone - hangers. We also held food sales, occasionally and sponsored a dance, lnOctober we purchased our class rings. Our treasury still looked rather empty, however, so we entered our Senior year with one big problem, -- finances. We realized we were confronted with a busy year which has certainly proved to be true. The play, the yearbook, food sales, movies , the sale ot cone - hangers and stationery, and selling refreshments at the basketball games occupied all our time. Every little bit helped to raise our funds, but the mount- ing expenses seemed to take a good share of them, Our Senior class officers, President, William Beyer: Vice President, Jim Crannellg Secretary, Beth Jones: and Treasurer, Barry Chaseg capably spurred us on. Now as we complete our years in BHS we hope that we are leaving the favorable im- pression which we have tried so hard to maintain. We have enjoyed working together and as we say farewell, we say it with regret, for we know that life will never be more pleasing than our years in BHS.

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FRANK LEWIS WRIGHT Frank Senior Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4 'He whose little body lodges a mighty mind. Jeff, ,1- s- Z4fxp 5' 0m 70: ?' First row: Rae Brown, Betty Whitney, Esther Sawyer, Agnes Thmnb, Edna Dingman, Mrs. Hults, Eleanor Hicks, Marlene King, Beth Jones, Joyce beBarron, Mary Lou Cloutier. Second row- har Ric d Bartholoma, Peter Cornell, Edward Dingman, Rene Gignac, Robert Haff, Leland Oath- out, Ronald Seeley, Mike Opalka, Richard Cunnin hn Therrien, Charles Kenyon. gham, Io English, James Gibson, Lawerence

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Seated: Bill Porter, Mary Lou Cloutier, Ruth Mac Vean, John English, Marlene King, Gilbert Dannen berg, Sheila Taggart, Standing: Frank Wright, Phyllis White, Beth Jones, Bob Beyer, Rae Brown, Dick Cunningham, Bob Donaldson, endafzp Seated: Phil Lasher, Bill Porter, Mary Lou Cloutier, Barry Chase, R11th Mac Vean, Don Butkus, Julia Van Allen, John English, Leland Oathout, Rae Brown, Gilbert Dannenberg, Sheila Taggart, Standing: Eileen Welke, Joyce Le Barron, Frank Wright, Phyllis White, Director, Andrew Greensteing Pat Fisher Claire Davis, Bob Beyer., Marlene King, Beth Jones, Dick Clmningham, Bob Donaldson,