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

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To the Members of The Class of 1957 Your class willnot only be the largest one ever to be fax ' graduated from Broadalbin Central School but in my es- J. Y timation one of the best classes with which I have ever 'r '3'x been associated. You have been very cooperative, indus- 'Y-- trious and good leaders of our student body on all occa- sions. For those of us who remain behind, graduation will not be avery joyful occasion, as members of the classof 1957 will be missed a great deal, during the coming year. As individual members of the class you have been noted for doing extra work on many occasions when rthas not been required May the small begmmng that you have made in your high school course carry with you throughout the days ofhigher education and adult life so that wherever you may locate in the future years you will be a credit and inspr ration as a member of our Amer ican Society T R TOWNLEY We say to you may God Supervising speed and help you prepare for your family life in this great country of ours e United States Principal MRS ESTER PITT School '1' R Townley Secretary Supervising Principal SSG , 34 X KQQ ,das ' Michael Chou Tull!! A-u-fr, 11' Mlchael Chouse 85 of Fla. fqqqiy of BUURIQ, Saturday while visiting his da m Neva Yefsdy He was born m Austria Galicia, Ukrame and grew up m New York Cnty 5 and Spring Valley Rockland County before movmg to Broadalbm, where he hved for many years before retiring to Edgewater ,Q x Gi He received his bachelor s degree rn ceramic engineering from Alfred, University Allegany County and received his master s degree rn educa- tion from Albany State Umversnty He began his career m public education nn Fonda Fultonvrlle Central' School where he taught for three years and then moved to the Broadalblnx Central School System, where he taught math science and mduslnal arte and then became pnncrpal before retrnng in 1972 Mr Chouse was a member of the Umted Methodist Church rn Broadals bin He also was a member ofthe Masomc Lodge and Rotary Club bofw ofBroadalb1n, where he servedassecretaryand dentofbothgroupsqs Survivors mclude hrs wtfe the former Laura two daufwha Linda Purdy of Castile Wyoming County, and Mane Kenyon of - tt NJ one brother Charles Chous of Nevis Minn., six grandchlldren ti Q great grandchildren A mqmonal service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Buckler I ia Johnstdm Funeral Home 121 Mam St. Wiltddy R.I. Y Bunalw1llbemRrverbendCemeterymWQie!ly R.I Q Vice Principal , I . . ' s , L V, ff' '-A n I ' ' . . . .- , th ' x y X p u I I fc' ' Q 1 - . . ' ' x .5 9 Q. y ,gf , ' . N - Ctr-fr Q s K' . I 4 K xl I , nf - 'S + ,. N I , I I r L' l ' . K' It 9 ' l 9 9 9 V V - A . . -,. Q' - , ' ' , S , - - f - ' - fl: dr ' , - - - - 1 ' ff ' V1 V 7 , ' I- .,, f ' ' . ' 42 r !5 s 3 ' r I 1 . , . . . 5 , E f - ' , ' g . . . . , , a Q U g up W E . . , . I . my p ly? g -1 3 o , H , I' Z gl, - . .' V ' , fi . - qt! -- gi X' . . . . ' ' 4 f ' - 1 ' ' , Q i

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IN MEMORY OF ROSE DONNA DEUEL The halls of B H S resound DONNA And as the years have come and gone An echo of the past Wtth ttme s lncessant beat That freshman class has traveled on And watched the flag half mast But wtth one empty seat Although she may not be wrth us As Seniors we depart We want the world to know that she Strll lives within our hearts Sandra Gottobed A youthful group of freshmen sat-- --

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DEDICATION In appreciation for the time you have invested in our class. . .the guidance you have administered. . . the interest and support you have shown. . . Hun.. ::v MR DONALD JONES MRS JEAN CLOUTIER the work and energy you have given towards mak ingourclasssuccessful we the Class of 1957 proudly dedicate to you Mrs Clouuer and Mr Jones Our Yearbook Thanks!