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

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65444 Wwlfazq In September 1950, we entered a new world Qhrgh schoolj awkward, tern fred and green We always seem to be rn the way and the upper classmen dtd not help matters any Our fxrst attempt at earnmg money was sponsormg a Penny Carmval whrch went over brg wrth everyone On the srde we sold blue and whrte beanres and pennanrs In our Sophomore year we devoted most of our trme to food sales Our brggest event was our Valentrne Dance whrch turned out to be more of a hm drance than a help We really got down to busrness rn our Iunror year, smce we realrzed that at the rate we were gorng we would not even reach Va1lM1lls Someone got the brg tdea of putttng on a Spaghettr Supper Everyone worked hard to make rt a success To grve the salesmen rn our class a chance to put rherr best foot forward we started a stockrng club Durrng the basketball season we accord mg to custom, had charge of the check room Toward the end of our Iunror year we began to feel very grown up Qthrs our memorable Junror Prom But naturally we thought choosrng our Semor rrngs was our btggest moment, and we floated rnto our Semor year on a prnk cloud What' Was thrs a dream or were we really Senrorsr It drd not seem possrble that our four years of work rn hrgh school were almost completed Our frrst drsagreement came when we chose our Semor sweaters To solve the problem we held a contest between the boys and grrls to see what group could sell the most trckets to our Semor Play Frnally we chose whtte sweaters wrth black letters much to the drsapporntment of the boys Then came our brg moment' Early rn November we presented our Semor Play SEVENTEENTH SUMMER It was a real success' Some mrnor prolects were sellmg pencrls, paper and memory books Last but not least we sold refreshments at our home basketball games At thts trme we are lookrng forward to our trrp to Washmgton wrth great antrcrpatron C499 GD 1 may not have been noticeable to the faculty.j We sponsored movies and held I C I

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eadafa 65444 27m Patrrcra Brown Happrly marrred to Carl Ardel Brooks Strll trymg to make good Italran spaghettr Joan Chrrstopher Strll travelrng back and forth to Perth Roland Clute Strll foolrng rn the cafeterra Shrrley Cromling Manager of roller skatrng rrnk. Eugene Dado Teachrng hrs offspnng to play the accordron James Daggett Owns the brggest mrnk ranch rn the U S A Robert Davrs Moppmg the decks for Uncle Sam Robert DeRocker A prosperous salesman. Rrchard Edwards St1ll workrng for the Navy Rrchard Fagant Takrng over the darry Janrce Frsher Happrly marrred Lawrence Frsher Workmg for F D Peters Suzanne Glover Plannrng a reunron for the Senrors Alan Graham Teachrng dnver educatron Janet Haff Strll tryrng to prck up Jack Qsj Jacquelrne Jeffords A physrcal Theraprst Howard Krssmger Strll racrng wrth Jack Reed Drane Kretrv a school teacher Lawrence LaVada Tryrng to start a bus l1ne from Berkshrre Mary Ellen Latza Strll breakrng all speed hmrts E Anne Leavenworth Teachrng English at Perth Charles Morehouse St1ll wartrng for the Russrans to attack Joan 0 Palka Strll hurryrng to be on trme Carol Pans Strll getnng letters from Dan Wesley Putman Strll tryrng to strarghten out George W John Rebrsz Just fallen rnto a fortune Loretta Rebrsz Workrng rn General Electrrc John Reed Beatrng Duke Krssrnger rn every race Joan Roots Krndergarten teacher at Northvrlle Deuel Sabattrs Workrng rn the largest garage ever Rrchard Schermerhom Lrvrng rn Florrda Rudolph Scuderr Breakmg the sound barrrer James Shattuck Strll wartmg to see a grrl rn Long Island Gary Shaw Drggrng hrs way out of Srng Srng wrth a spoon Neva Small Wrshmgl was back rn school Jean Sowle Teachrng all the lrttle Chases to dance Deanne Steele Secretary Ronald Taggart Drggmg drtches Donald Ternes Operaung a greenhouse on a large scale Lrnda Thompson Drrectrng a play wrth her husband as star Patrrcra Thornton Sharrng a mrcrophone wrth Jane Joan Warren A Bookkeeper Elarne Welke Typrst Joyce Whrte Strll talkrng over the most unforgettable character I have ever met Peter Young Strll chasrng the women rn Gloversvrlle

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amz cf! Ardel Brooks leave my nrckname Drlly to Davrd Johnson because he sure rs one Pat Brown leave my love for 1ce skatrng to Doug Sleezer Joan Christopher leave my love for Grrswold s to Kathenne Sawyer Gene Dado leave my abrlrty to wreck cars to Andy Mrller Frank Creply and Paul Bruse James Daggett leave my abrhty to go steady and to be true to Brenda Gnffxn Bob Davrs leave my excess werght to Harry Cooper Bob DeRocker leave my ab1l1ty to speed skate to my brother Ed Tom Duel leave my abrlrty to srng to Frank Cleply and Dtck Edwards Drck Edwards leave my ab1l1ty to go between the players legs rn basketball to Jr Satterlee Drck Fagant leave my abrlrty to dnve a truck to my brother Bob Jamce Frsher leave my love for sports to Pat O Palka Larry Flsher leave my Enghsh to Dave Sweet. Suzanne Glover leave my abrhty to get Mr Greenstem mad at me to Pat Rrchards Janet Haff leave my abrlrty to dnve a motorboat to Luanne Fuelleman Jackte Jeffords leave my grft of gab to Shlrley Salak Duke Krssmger leave my drrvrng ab1l1ty to Harry Cooper Drana Kretrv leave my 1nab1l1ty to hold my temper to Sandra Stanley Mary Ellen Latza leave my abrlrty to dance to Betty Jane Graff Larry LaVada leave my abrhty to get 1nto trouble to Bob Deuel Anne Leavenworth leave my love for out of towners to Barbara Sawyer Joan O'Palka leave my absent mrndedness to anyone who can make good use of It Carol Pans leave my red hatr to Jane Dannenberg Wesley Putman leave my ab1l1ty to not get along wrth Mr Greenstetn to Larry Eaton ' 0 . ,, . ,, . . , 0 , 0 . . , . , Q I I c g 0 , u g J g u . . . , . 9 o Q I I 9 . . Q I 0 U 9 o 0 5 n 9 o I o p o I 0 I 0 0 o I - o I o D o