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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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Y HUM ARL RISHEL We the Class of 1958 to show our appreclauon for the guxdance they have admlmstered and the nme and energy they have contnbuted toward the success of our h1gh school years, dedlcate our yearbook to our loyal advlsors MISS MARY DUGGAN in common courtesy, need, plans. In these trying times of world unrest and sputniks, you the graduating class of 1958 will be faced with momentous decisions. It is our hope that you have learned to reason and to discriminate between the true and the false. Conflicting ideologies and be- liefs, and mounting pressureswill make it essential that you weigh these decisions carefully in the light of all known facets and that you behave like the intelligent citizens I know you to be, It has been a pleasure to have worked with many of you, and to have watched most of you grow and mature. . . not only phys- ically, but intellectually, in a manner that leaves me assured there is little to fear that our way of life and our freedom will be maintained. With sincere best wishes for a happy and prosperous future. Michael Chouse Secondary Supervisor Members of Class of 1958: Courtesy has been an outstanding trait of your class Person al observation and comments from other faculty members lead me to write this statement. At a time when young folks are classed as careless in their contacts with members of society rt is a privilege to have a senior class that displays unusual training As leaders of the student body, you have been an inspiration to the underclassmen. Your 1957 soccer team was predicted as average. The players didn't know that, so they won the Tri Coun ty Soccer Championship. That is the type of inspiration that we Congratulations and best wishes to you in all of your future In appreciation, T. R. Townley Supervising Principal ga, 5 Q a-f Uk 4,..,W.wm.W.-v-ww 1 ? A ,fs in L , f 3, 1 pn H , V if 11, lp, t M53 1 'f'?'5f 5 ,.,.,7:.,J f ' HW- .X 3 h C S ti C I h r 0 w 0 - I First row: Miss Anita Winne, Mrs. Ruth Bartlett, Mrs. Marguerite Reynolds, Mr. Michael Chouse, Mrs. Virginia Wamer, Miss Adeline Jaques, Miss Mary Duggan. Second row: Mrs. Millicent Brown, Mr. Harry Moore, Mr. Alex Vishneowski, Mr. Anthony Fabozzi, Mr. Stanley Towne, Mr. Donald Jones, Mrs. Florence Jeffords. iffwis gi: 1.1 A 2 ff A a 11 C d it e 6 S I' First row: Mrs. Joan Cloutier, Mrs. Marian McCrevey, Mrs. Sylvia Clizbe, Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Edna Sweet, Mrs. Jeanne Cloutier, Miss Florence Nellis, Mrs. Evelyn Frank. Hults. Second row: Mr. T. R. Townley, Mr. Earl Rishel, Mr. William Stillman. Special Teachers First row: Mrs. Charlotte Prussien, Mrs. Letha Leslie, Mrs. Mae Hults, Miss Bettie Fredrick, Mrs. Hazel Luff, Mrs. Genevieve Stewart. Secmd row: Mrs. Dorothy Reed, Mrs. Marlene Towne, Miss Thelma Argotsinger, Mrs. Mary Sism, Mrs, Jessie Crannell. Third row: Mrs. Pauline Stillman, Mrs. Mildred Griffin, Mr. Raymond Baker, Mrs. Dorothy Davis, Mrs. Charlotte Groff. Absent: Mrs. Rita Hoshlyk, Miss Louise Hohler. Q 6 Cl ffl C W 6 LL Q1 E Cl ,Y 7 Q A . fx' JNL ft! V f Am. . 1 i-f in W ZW' 4, ,, H. ff 2 A 441: ' ss SNJL, 14 . ,wwf-y. 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A ,MN RX li, f if1iEi ,N 1 ,QL kb: iff - ., flkja few f f' it DONNA GAYLE DAVIS Donn Chorus 1-45 Senior Play5 Library Club 3, 45 Traffic Squad 35 Yearbook5 Fulton County Festival 35 Banking 2-45 Newspaper 2-45 Concert 1 -4. -uv PATRICIA VIVIAN EDWARDS Pat gulf, Chorus 1-45 Fulton County Festival 35 Bank- ing 25 Concert 1-45 Yearbook5 Newspaper 3, 45 Library Club 2, 35 Senior Play5 Commence- ment Usher5 Exchange Assemblies 3. ,ang I ...Q .5- MARILYN LOU GASNER Murray Chorus 1-45 Library Club 1-45 Newspaper 2-45 Yearbook Staff5 Intramural Sportsg Banking 2-45 Senior P1ay5 Fulton County Festival 35 Beta Zeta Phi Sorority 2-45 Concert 1-4. ELAINE NORMA GENIS Laine Chorus 1-45 Commencement Usher5 Banking 2-45 Newspaper 2-45 Senior Play5 Library C1ub5 Concert 1-4. CAROL MIRIAM GORTHEY Kar0le Chorus 3,45 Fulton County Festival 35 Band 3,45 Senior Play Cast5 Intramural Sportsg J. V. Cheerleader 35 Junior National Honor Society 15 Library Club 2, 35 Exchange Assem- blies 35 Concert 3, 4. JOYCE M. GREEN Joy Transferred. ,f Q nf. in Ei N1 ' V Q, Q , aaa ffff ffi' 515. Qs 4 1 4 .f ff 1 F. . ,. 4 ,Y ,, 4 fy, - gl A 4, A , 4 A jx 9 , , 5, ' f'14f1 ng' , g fff , ,e 5 ,V a Le, ,, ba 'wig ,Q ., -,aggtw 2 335, Sv if f sw s jif if i V . , ,Zig ifxfi 's , .ig 13 SA wif? A . 'T-Q' :f, - Vg, y fn. , af , 'W' f fi . ., .3 f ,1 AL M ,ig ,' ij, - . pm H MW. ' 'H V. , ,wy,:, W I, 4, . ,N 4 WL AW' 2 1 1 , 14 5 - M .51 'z 4' :Why YM K, , V! A1 5W'5:fw'i5'f3QL'4 '7 Hag 'pw-XEA ., ,A zgfgiby' u 1 .464 Y-CJII' v M ATU? X JK. - fa ,ay Q f Q. ffpy 1',.' 1 ' ffl ,, ' ' t Y iii? '- ' 1 5 Y, 1,5 ,f -,am . Q43 'Z CLIFFORD SATTERLEE Cliff IV Basketball 2: V. Basketball 3,4g Soccer 2-4, Prom Committeeg Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. GAIL ANNE SHUFELT Shuffie Chorus 1-4g Fulton County Festival 2-4, Concert 1-4, Beta Zeta Phi Sorority 2-4, Library Club 1-4, Newspaper 2, 3, Literary Editor 45 Yearbook Staff, Senior Playg Class Reporter 4, Student Health Organization 3,45 Exchange Assemblies 2-4g Booster Club 2, 33 Intramural Sports. GERALDINE RAE STOUTNER Gerrie Chorus 1, 2g Banking 2-4g Senior Play, Con- cert 1, 2, SHIRLEY MAE WHITE Shirl Chorus 1-4g Library Club 2-4g Newspaper 3, 45 Banking 4g Yearbook Staffg Prom Commit- teeg Senior Play, Concert 1-45 Student Health Organization 3, Beta Zeta Phi Sorority 2. GN for RAYMOND WOODWARD Woody Class President 25 Baseball lg Soccer 2g JV Basketball 2, 3g V. Basketball 49 Yearbook Staffg Traffic Squad 2. THOMAS YOUNG Professor ,ps an-r RICHARD JOHN ZABAWCZUK Dick Picture not submitted. KENNETH NETHAWAY 'Kenny' V. Basketball 4. Against Broadalbin's spirit Naught can prevail. Stand by your colors Let not courage fail - .M For we are with you. We are all together Going to see you through. Hurrah for alma mater Old B. H. S. History Here we are, sophomores meeting for the first time with our advisor, Miss Hults. We elected, to lead us in our first year of high school, Ray Woodward, president: Pete Auty, vice president: Mary Pitt, secretary: Mike Porter, treasurer: Ed Oathour, reporter: and, Student Council representatives. Carol Lockrow, Jean Hopes, and Paul Pronsky. Our 'Basketball Bounce, the selling of stockings and cheer books, supplied us with our chief income which was to pave our financial way to Washington. Guided by Miss Hults and Mr. Rishel, our advisors, we, jolly juniors, chose John McCrevey as our president: John Agnostopulos, vice president: Mary Pitt, secretary: Ioan Pitches, treasurer: and Bill Malec, reporter. To Student Council we sent Carol Lockrow, Ed Oathout, and Peter Auty, Aiming for a larger treasury, we sold pens, magazines, and sponsored the checkroom at basketball games. Our prom, 'Some Enchanted Evening, and the establishment of our semi-annual Barn Dance were two of our biggest events. Then the time came. . .our rings were here. The hours of figuring, debating, and deciding were over. We were wearing the finished product. . . the Broadalbin Central School rings. In September 1957, we were reunited as Seniors. Almost immediately we started working on our yearbook and Senior Play, 'Quit Your Kidding. The dances, movies, refreshments at basketball games we sponsored, and the pencil and paper sales were all classified as successes. Our officers for our last year at B. I'L S. were: Mike Porter, president: John Agnostopulos, vice president: Joan Blood, secretary: Marilyne Crandall, treasurer: Gail Shufelt, reporter: and Carol Lockrow, Bill Malec, and Pete Auty, Student Council representatives. Senior sweaters and the trip to Washington completed our high school years. With heads held high, we leave to enter a vast new experience. And so. . . B. I-L S .... good-bye. K . all W rfff I if vt YB' '- 'S' 4 '22 X1 wi.. lite, iv NAME John Agnostopulos Peter Auty Loretta Balogh Raymond Baker Joan Blood Joseph Bokel Rosalind Bomt Brenda Bow maker Davrd Brooks Donna Case A lfred Chroffe Betty Civic Lynne Clrzbe Marrlyne Crandall Barbara Crouch Marlon Dado Dorothy Danelorlch Jean Dannenberg Donna Davrs Patricia Edwards Marrlyn Gasner Elaine Gems WANTS TO BE President of General Motors Baseball player Private Secretary Draftsman Married Electronics technician Employed A mst and traveler State Trooper Commercial lllustrator Vetennanan Arrlrne Hostess Workrng Married Secretary Typist Physical Education teacher Secretary Floral Arranger Hairdresser Beautrcran Wealthy Secretary PROBABLY WILL BE Parking cars Umpire Workmg late hours Truck driver Old maid Udds Still having parts left over for another ra dro Married Drawing pictures in the sand at Rose s Beach An M P Dog catcher Veterinarian Housewife Unemployed Mother of the year Scrubblng floors Mamed Taught by pupils Sitting on the boss s lap Mak1ng other arrangements Dressmg my own ln need of one Poor scrub woman Carol Gorthey Head Dietitian Chief cook and baby bottle washe Joyce Greene Blll Hatzenbuhler Jean Hopes Betty Jeffords Lots Kenyon Dorothy Kuchark Jean Lasher Clark Lrngenfelter Ray Lrngenfelter Carol Lockrow Wrllram Malec John McCrevey Kenneth Nethaway Leonard O Palka Joan Prtches Mary Pitt Mlke Porter Paul Pronsky Phrl Qurnn Nancy Rrchards Clifford Satterlee Gall Shufelt Gera ldlne Stoutner Shirley White Ray Woodward Tom Young Rlchard Zabawczuk Physical Education teacher Doctor Secretary Secretary Bookkeeper Secretary Secretary Secretary Sport car drrver Engineer Secondary teacher Business man Geologlst Llnotype Operator Mechanrc School teacher Bridal Consultant Veterrnanan Physicist In the Navy Model Commercial Artrst Journalrst Secretary Dental Assistant Mechanic Mrllronarre Mechanic A factory worker Needing one Teaching brief forms to the boss In busmess for herself Bookkeeper Housewife Housewrfe Drafted into the Army Farmer Flunk out Assistant Manager of Ditch drgger Farmer Gas pumper Teaching my own Brrde Veteran Blown up In the bug Model housewife Drawing for Uncle Sa Selling papers Housewife Assisted Grease monkey Bum Bum the Drlve In m and Ends MOTTOS Great genruses have the shortest brographres Never study never worrry take l1fe easy what s the hurry Why take lrfe so senously? You ll never get out of rt alrve Much leamrng doth make thee mad There IS no duty we so much underrate as the duty of bemg happy God helps those who help themselves But God help those who are caught helprng themself My true love hath my heart and I have hrs To be not one of the herd He who knows lrttle w1ll tell hrs teacher all he knows Better late than never Youth IS a blunder Manhood a struggle old age a regret Fun and frolrc rmrth and laughter rest and peace the day after 'What a trmel What a c1v1l1zat1onY H Full of fun and mrschref too dO1I1g th1HgS She Sh0Uldl1'I do I laughed' I laughed! UntrlI nearly d1ed! So lrttle done so much to do Srlence rs a vrrtue for those who are wrse Why should the dev1l have all the good trmes? I belleve rn saymg what I thrnk and th1nk1ng what I say A lrttle trme for laughter Lrve, love and be merry I may appear modest and meek but always remember strll water runs deep God rs my refuge and my strength Al'.hlCI1C WIIIY 3l'ld full of fLlI1 She 3 made 3 fnend Of everyone Work doesn t do rtself Promrse rs most grven when t.he least ts sard Lots rn her ways quret wrll flnd success rn her future days I have often regretted my speech never my srlence There IS nothmg so powerful as truth and often nothmg so strange It s nlce to get up rn the momrng but ll s nrcer Just to he rn bed Work never hurts a man Merry as the day rs long Pleasure before busrness Our horrzon rs never qurte at our elbows Beware of the strong srlent type Lrfe IS not lrfe at all wrthout delrght. Srlence IS golden I thrnk I ll try II sometrme Men may come and men may go but I ll go on forever All the great men are dymg lately and I don t feel so good myself I m wrllrng to admrt that I may not always be rrght but I m never wrong Anythmg worth dorng at all rs worth domg well Srgh d and look d and srgh d agarn He who rnvented work should have frnrshed ll To thrne own self be true thou cans t not then be false to any man To you she may seem modest and meek but always remember strll water runs deep Where dtd you get your eyes so blue? Out of the heavens as I came through A genrus IS bom not made Money makes the man Have all the fun you can whrle you re young. ,, . . . ,, . II ' I Il I I I I n - ' I - - n . II ' ll I I ' ' II . - II . II ' ll - I 0 II II . ll ' ' ' ll . . II Il O II ' ll I l I ll ' ' I! p I Q v - . . . . ,, ,, . . . - - n , O .. - - .. I 'l ' vu I I rl ' - ' - n I O , ,... . . . ,, O ll ' ' II . II ' II O ll ' I I . Q1 ' ' I ' lv , 1 o It I ' 11 . So bright, so cheerful and so gayg this is Jean's winning way. ,, . . . , . .,, ,, . . . . . . ,, I .. . .. I C ,, . . - . . ,, , . . . . , . . . . ,, , . II II I I Il ' I1 . ,, . . . ,, O .. . .. , . If ' ' . ' I ' ' lt I O If I ll , . ll ' ' I , . ,, , . , . . , I ,, .... ,, . lv ' I I ' I ' II O ,, . - - - or . Il ' . I I I I I ll ll O Il ' I ll ' MOST LIKELY Mary Pitt, 4, 1 my k 7f in . X51 B W r gf ?5'E52 f5 3 my , -LI Q by Af' in N Q f N, 52 14.49, , Jai- ,JW 'F' ff? f5lP'liF Qi gg Q ,w, , -gy ',f:ifji2Ew f 1- ff mug 1,5 , P -will i? ip,3gQt1 Z I ' :M k W 21' ' . an mfr ' 9' 1 , ' Emi 3 J, 1, .5 , 4' , 'I' 2, , Q . 4 '4- s Y' , A,,V, M ,y z f ,W W W 'X wx x' 4 4 wa 422 i 2 v -Jw f M 'A 139' FLIRTS David Brooks xf Class Prophecy John Agnostopulos Regulatrng traffrc tn outer space Peter Auty Stlll gettmg ktcked out of baseball games. Raymond Baker Sull try1ng to pass hrstory Loretta Balogb Stlll fhrtmg wlth men tn umform Joan Blood Teachmg all the l1ttle Lmgenfelters how to dnve sports cars Joseph Bokel Trymg to paddle a leaky canoe up a dry creek, Rosahnd Bornt Stlll gomg steady and lovrng II Brenda Bowmaker Commutrng between Broadalbm and North Carohna David Brooks Sull drrnkmg my mrlk Donna Case Sttll trymg to stop blushmg Alfred Chloffee Strll trymg to learn Latm from Mxss Winne Betty Crvrc Sull smashmg Eddte s lrcense plate Lynne Cllzbe Wondermg how the chques are makmg out rn old B H S Manlyne Crandall Tendxng bar at Mary s Tavem Barbara Crouch Strll wrrtlng letters to anchor clankers Marlon Dado Strll hopmg for a letter from the Navy Dorothy Danelor1ch Tryrng to do away w1th cahsthemcs rn gym class Jean Dannenberg Stlll wntmg letters to New York Donna Davts Beatmg her mother at her own trade Pat Edwards Sttll staymg out late at mght Martlyn Gasner Strll havlng a merry mme Elalne Gems St1ll a lap size secretary Carol Gorthey Carrymg water to the hut Joyce M Greene Sull trymg to get 500 tn bowlmg Jean Hopes Fulfrllmg her goal as a secretary happrly marrled and rarsmg Jumor stenographers Betty Jeffords Strll trymg to flgure out what happened to that extra 5100 Lols Kenyon Stlll takmg drtvmg lessons Dorothy Kuchark St1ll puttmg off takmg my dnver s test. Jean Lasher Sttll makmg frequent trrps to Norwrch Clark Lmgenfelter Strll washmg and pohshmg cars, Raymond Lmgenfelter Sull ndmg around wrthout a gn Carol Lockrow Strll trymg to stay on a dlet B111 Malec Strll trymg to drop French class John McCrevey Stlll trymg to leam to pronounce French Leonard O Palka W1ll be vetermanan Joan Prtches St1ll tryrng to leam how to dnve Mary Prtt St1ll try1ng to make up her mmd Mlke Porter Father of the year Paul Pronsky Sttll trymg to out argue teachers Ph1l Quxnn Strll strtvmg for a Gibson Gultar Nancy Rrchards Stlll lookmg for the tdeal haunted house Cllfford Satterlee Stlll dnvmg h1s brother s Old s Gall Shufelt Sttll trymg to leam to dnve a standard shlft car Geraldlne Stoutner Stlll babyslttmg for someone Shrrley Whlte Strll warung for the perfect man Raymond Woodward Drrvmg stock cars Tom Young Stlll lookmg for a Job Drck Zabawczuk Strll bummtng a rlde to Johnstown Bill Hatzenbuhler - Head doctor at Ellis Hospital. . D . . , . . L Class Wall John Agnosropulos leave to enter leave and re enter chorus to Ned Deuel Pete Auty leavy my abrlrty to get krcked out of baseball games to Pete Brszko Raymond Baker leave my huntmg abrlrty to my brother Brll. Loretta Balogh leave my abrlrty to get my hand answered rn Englrsh class to Alrce Balogh Joan Blood leave my abrlrty to run from study hall to the soccer freld after someone who rs not there to Frona Hoyt. Joseph Bokel leave my determrnatron to undecrded people Rosalrnd Bomt leave my abrlrty to go steady and be true to Della Weaver Brenda Bowmaker leave to all the teachers the Junror Class etc Davrd Brooks leave my abrlrty to get rn the lunch lrne frrst to hungry people. Donna Case leave my abrlrty to blush to Chnstrne Brszko Alfred Chroffe leave my abilrty to shoot woodchucks to Paul Mosupak. Betty Crvrc leave the norsy trrps on Bus 15 to anyone who can stand rt. Lynne Chzbe leave my abrlrty to eat 3 penods and get away wrth rt to Bob Wrnnre Manlyne Crandall, leave my abrltty to have a darly frght wrth my boyfnend to Shtrley Bowler Barbara Crouch leave my abrlrty to get rn srlly moods rn the Home Ec room to Mrckey Ammerall. Marron Dado leave my abrlrty to talk rn Mrss Wmne s 7th perrod study hall to Jan Jeffords Dorothy Ann Danelorrch leave my abrlrty to take sharp comers to Lmda Chouse, Jean Dannenberg leave my abrlrty to pester Mrss Wrnne to Frona Hoyt. Donna Davrs leave my Shorthand II Class for the sake of Mrs. Wamer Pat Edwards leave my abrlrty to pester the teachers to Dougre Noble Manlyn Gasner leave my abrlrty to get out of rrdrng Bus 9 to Roseann Grbson Elarne Gents leave my abrllty to anyone who has enough abrlrty to frnd rt Carol Gorthey leave conventron to anyone weak sprnted enough to conform Wrllram Hatzenbuhler leave my abrlrty to play the prano to Sharen Krug Betty Jeffords leave my abrlrty to keep quret dunng class to Clrfford Sweet Lors Kenyon leave my abrlrty for learnrng Busrness Law to Edna Phrllips Dorothy Kuchark leave my abrlrty to keep a secret to those who can t but should Jean Lasher leave my abrllty to get a dramond to Mrckey Ammerall, Clark Lrngenfelter leave my abrlrty to borrow garbage cans and fender skrrts to Grover Cleveland Raymond Lrngenfelter leave my beautrful, brg blue Burck to Joan Strllman Carol Lockrow leave my rear behrnd me to anyone who ltkes to srt down, Wrllram F Malec leave my abrlrty to frlrbuster rn hrstory class to Phrlrp E Pearo John McCrevey leave my abrlrty rn Latrn to Russell I-lrnkle Leonard O'Palka leave my abrlrty to pester Mrss Jaques to Jack Lee. Joan Prtches leave my troubles wrth Mayfreld to Frona Hoyt Mary Prtt leave my arr of sophrstrcatron to Joan Asfoury Mrke Porter leave my abrlrty to get rn trouble wxth Mrss Jaques to Pete Blszko Paul Pronsky leave my abrlity to wnte as rllegrbly as possrble to Raymond Tomlrnson. Phrl Qurnn leave my abrlrty to get tnto trouble to Paul Wrlder and John Heald Nancy Rrchards leave my abrlrty to reach 6 feet to Carol Ann Renda Chfford Satterlee leave my abrlrty to shoot hook shots to Bob Wrnnre Garl Shufelt leave my abrlrty to tal-re and strck wrth hrgh school math to Carol Kobrschen. Geraldrne Stoumer leave my abrlrty to recreve letters from someone rn the servrce to Donna Frsher Shrrley Whrte leavy my abrlrty to be constantly confused to Dana Thompson Ray Woodward leave my abrlrty wrth a 1948 convertrble to Butch Swartz I Rrchard Zabawcjuk leave my abrlrty to take two lunch perrods and not get caught to Leonard Stangle. The Senror Class leaves Mlss lhggan Mrss Hults, and Mr Rrshel hoprng they wrll recover soon. We the Class of 1958 berng of sound mmd and body do hereby make our last wrll and Testament I, , . , - . I, , . . . . n I, . . . . ' . I' ' . . . . . . 0 I' ' . . . . 1. ' . . . . I. . , . . . I, , , , ' , , L . , . . . . . I. ' .. . . . . I' . ' . . L . ' . . . . . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0 I. ' . . . . . . . L . , . . . . . , . . L . ' . . . g L ' . . . . I, ' , . L ' . . . . L . I . . . . . . I. . . ' . . . . . . . L . . - . . . I, . . , .. . . . I, Jean Hopes, leave my knowledge of Shorthand to my sister Virginia. I' ' . . . . . . I' . D . . . . . O I, , ' ' ' . I' , . . . . I, . ' . . . . L . ' . . , . . . I. ' . . . L . . . . , . . . . . . . . . L ' . . . . . . I' ' . . . L . , . . . L . ' . . . . . I' . ' . . . . . . . I, . . . . . . . I, . . , . . . . . L . ' . . 0 L . D . . . . . L . ' . . . . . . I, . , . . . . . . . L . . ' . . . I' , . . . . . S e P n 1 i a 0 y T First row: P. Auty, C. Lockrow. Second row: M. Pitt, B. Civic, J. Pitches, . Hopes, D. Kuchark, J. McCrevey. Third row: I. 301161. K- Gorrhey. . Agnostopulos, W. Hatzenbuhler. First row: I. Blood, P. Edwards, B. Crouch, L. Clisbe. Second row: W. Malec, Mrs. Reynolds, C. Lingenfelter, M. Crandall, C. Satterlee. First row: M, Gasner, B. Jeffords, L. Balogh, M. Dado, J. Lasher. Second row: S. White, J. Dannenberg, G. Shufelt E. Genis. 2 , -,, ,XA BU If I- lv..-N if? 3 iqgz-H., g , ,, , ,. 3 fi y I Ei Yu 5 4 1. PV 73, .4-:FN , Sf? 4 - f Q W, g QALQKRYL 1 f 5 ,fiv 3' A fi 9,M has V s...:x., K . WE. o Ag V X, '? gin 1 C if my I ravi! Jai . W ,.-...-.......,..,+.,....,-.w- ,,., ,.. W , 1' as S ,yygyw 3, ,W , '57 ad' . 4. Q 552 f . if fi L ..?f'i', . .gif 'AV gf- A 3 I X if A 5 sn J Si if Qu-. WK! -,cr King and Queen - Miriam Dildilian and Richard Mucha. Right: King, Queen, and their court: R. Baker, B. Civic, M. Porter, M. Crandall, Queen, King, J. Hopes, R. Reed, M. Pin, D. Brooks. Below: King and Queen. Middle: The Coronation. Far Right: The Crown Bearers. Junior Prom Some Enchanted Evening 469' N ffff'f41LiiQ5 aft-s A W af if UW MDG as A Q? 4111. '96 C - Q9 9-'A sg is B2 ' 6 'V an 0 If FRAMEWORK. , ,yetto be polished. Q K First row: C. Sweet, I. Lawton, G. Phillips, L. Gaye, W. Paris, J. Stillman, F. Hoyt, M. Loveless, L. Comell, D. Fisher. Second row: G. Shaw, B. Crouch, R. Ahrens, P. Biszko, B. Cloutier, P. Shaw, C. Kobischen, P. O'Mara, D. Thompson, S. King, S. Bowler, Mrs. Reynolds. Third row: B. Burden, D. Beatty, R. Hamm, I. Leslie, N. Deuel, D. Ramsdell, C. Gasner, C. Ligenfelter, S. Sturm, L. Vezina, I. Zabawczuk, L. Chouse. Fourth row: Mr. Stillman, R. Kelly, lf. DeRocker, R. Gobel, R. Hollenbeck, R. Tomlinson, D. Frank, K. Fuelleman, J. Stumbrice, F. Frederick, S. Benware, J. Seelow C. Fountain. LL TL Junior O ficers L O r President ----- RAYMOND TOMLINSON Vice President ------ LINDA CHOUSE S Secretary - ------- RICHARD KELLY Treasurer - - - - SHAREN KING 1 fad: if ?' 52121-f M- iisff F ' 'W -gs V f' in Q' ' -bw, K , A 173' . W, .gig ! .,.4 Q iw Q W' ew 2 5 x LL ' ,W 1,5 3, if 32 'ew if '45 'ff' We W it 3 S 5 .-Q, 4. 'fgf 3' f X .Q V A A I 41, x ' 4't!Qai 'Q' Q., W J 'E was fi im A,,.p-ann. W aff .2 1 XX !! Mx in l wr-ul' ,.n W, ur s.. Q sul NQK , 4 1-,sir ' 4' 5' see, if .pw we Kita ii if? ,gi Q . sw? x it b fm 5, 5 Ne- ii kk 2 ss wi 'e ,x ,,, 4 ,QU 1 6 Q R ,af ta H' I V - '42 w ,L , r X if if 1 ij, W' ,Q . W gif? B yr'- v Z! X 3 , , W . f , W , 5 A wg ' 1 , Q' 4 ,. , . lj. K M1 TQ, Tv L, I K, v ' Q In Q, 5' Q K' W A Q fm ' 6 if V Qi' I I , 4? f gg :af 1 lg fu-rm 3? M 'L Q M .f is fb f Q5 Ewa f f LK Q' M ' ' h , -A, 1 Haj Y R Qgifgifg .1 ,r ,wg Q., M K W A Q 'rf W .' , x Q if mf. ia, f 'gfgf' , , W , Q gf f , Q39 ,W ,Q V V . 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I I Q l l I ol I I I D O , . . PATRON 5 AN D PATRON ESJES Mr and Mrs Lansmg J McCrevey Mr and Mrs Edward Lockrow r and Mrs John C1v1c r Henry C1v1c r J Sexton r and Mrs Donald Murray Mr and Mrs Lawrance Jeffords Mr and Mrs George A Shufelt 1' 1' 1' I' John Hughes and Mrs Lee Hughes J Webster and Mrs Sheldon Hopes Mr and Mrs R Alfred Chloffe A Broadalbln V1ctory BROADALBIN HEA TING COMPANY A VANDERSLUYS Warrn A1r Heatmg OIL BURNER SERVICE O1l, Coal, Gas Phone 6612 Broadalbm -IU? UWUUN' 'K Portra1ts Weddlngs Photostats Enlargmg Photo Fxnlshlng If You Can See It It Can Be Photographed' 'U U' O :S CD N U3 A as U1 H o sv Q. sv D-' o' P' :S K' M. . M. M. M. . M.. M.. M. . M. . lr C .1 . .- . D , I O Wfgweefia The Little Shop Around the Corner 10 Middle Street Gloversville N Y My Dresses are Never Expensive They Only Look That Way Dresses Skirts Blouses Sweaters and the Most Outstanding Showing of Maternity Wear in This Area Compliments of HOBBS gl ZEITLER PHARMACY 95 E Fulton Gloversville Russell Stover Chocolates Exclusive Also Candy Cupboard and Whitrnans Candies S HEPATZD PON .L IAC 280 South Ma1n St Gloversville New York Telephone 5 1412 Compliments of PAQSO N S INC Glover sville N Y Your Friendly Ford Dealer Bonded Used Cars I'k4:l-41:12 X MJLJNC5 INC Plumbing Supplies Gloversville s Finest Dial 4 3113 Good Luck to the Class of 58 74 0.354 Ze may New York ' J CG ' 11 . . , n 65 ' I ii ' Ir I 1 a 9 ' 1 F ' 1 Prescription Specialists ! Q ' ' 1 . , u In . , . 5 ' il 00 no Compllments of Quahty Furn1ture 50245 5 FURNITURE STORE W B1-oadalbln N Y BANK Phone 2331 few MW, TEXACO ROGER LINGENFEL TER Prop GIOCCIISS Greasmg Car Washmg TITCS Tubes Va11 M1115 Broadalbln N Y Phone 4323 Comphrnents of L 25 M LUNCH BAR 9 ' yddf Quad 74nd f WW? Home Cooked Meals Broadalbln New York Phone 2291 when INTHE Munn Fun FINE Fuuu ..-Fl! FOOD STORE 8zT N ' at I . 7 f I IT 1 I Z1 l ..M- Z j 1 N f W' QU A .Q ,I Q 0 J P , 1 T O 2. O T :B 2 M 3 1 E L R S u 1- O Compliments of M5605 Compliments of Br oadalbln DMD Cornphments to the Class of 1958 M64 BOATS gl MOTORS North Broadalbln New York va GOOD FOOD HEATING PLUMBING inf! 3 Broadalbm New York Phone Z611 Good Luck to XUXN the Entlre 1958 Class Wag BTQOADA LBIN FOOD FVIATQKET PETE AND BETTY KYLMKOW North Broadalbln New York Prop ' n . 3 'ag s ' ' I - a If C . ,, l'..3:ff,,.g ', . 31' . 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O Compliments of I ESKAY 5 M RADIO-TV SALES - SERVICE J 14 Main St. Broadalbin STEVE KRETIV, Owner Phone 5394 Broadalbin ESSO SERVICE R Blue Flame Dealers for Bottled Gas Flrestone BQCPX fT Front End and Q Allgnment Kelvmator 'W' Auto Repan' Products I n Q76 ' E L.m'n-H2012 8 West Ma1n St Broadalbm N YOUR ,Moe gzlewa WW 'S IMPORTING CO INC OUR BUSINESS Wholesale Grocers ' BARBER 5 93 Y 85 91 Van Guyshng Ave SHOP t Schenectady 5 N Y fxsxf leC1'I'lC5.J. I-EH 654 'J-11 EAQI. 'SINAITI-4 K SON! phone 2451 Broadalbln N Y 3 Sal-atgga, Ave NMS 6 ' I I I I 559 uv V In S 'I' w , X . ' . ', .Y. ., . A I S ' ' ' 5 'ti I I-'rl 1? EEOADALE IN L1QUoR sToRE Elfilflf A Mill UM IVIXI BAND LESSON R Y E LESTER PFEIFFER 5.35.9 B'ECDADALBl N COAL SUPPLY WZWQ Aww' IS ouk Busmfss KENNY-ETTCD CLEANERS ,fue 6133 fgvx Compliments of Kerosene and Fuel O'l Mr. ishel and Larr Gay Prompt, ou t S ' Compliments of YOUR 8: it 1 ' X X. 11 Phone I Nd Compliments of A X mi P e era e ur Own Plant m m PE 127-5--I 2 GIFT SHOPPE 9 O E K PTS 0 ZZ!- Check Our PTICC RD34 Amsterdam N Y Perth Rd The Creators of Our School Rlng HODGKINS OF BALFOUR P O Box 9 Schenectady N Y 'WQZZMW ffm? U O ff'N X 9' L A - Q 0 nz X 7 Take Our Advice .... Come in and ComP11ments of ff:w.f,,...,,,.,,, 'Q SUSSMANS K SHOES im ,SQ 4 Z9 N Mam St Gloversvllle, N Y Mime Complmenfs Of GENERAL STORE Perth, N Y 5 Phone VI 3 2695 me Also Authonzed Dealer for 2.5 North Mam Street Whxrlpool Apphances G1oversv111e N Y and T V FRAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 16 West Mam Street Broadalbm, New York l 'f' I I , 1:A12x-4 mars Aumomzzo GARAGE' INC' SALES ANU SERVICE G1-oversville , D U 'Ingo' New York The Very Best in New or Used Cars. Phone 4-7136 garden 'Value WZZKQW X VARIETY STORE Hallmark Cards Diamond Rings Brand Watches Broadalbin, N. Y. Dial 4353 73 N Main Street Dial 4 3166 Gloversville New York Queen Miriam, King Richard For the Finest in Women s Apparel Qi I-lA'QPEl2S 62. N Main St Gloversville N Y R Dial 4 3824 Compliments of I-llL.l.IVlDtN 8. UCD!--UNISON HARDWARE STORE Broadalbin N Y Compliments of wmgf' DRIVE IN Vail Mills New York giilll-Ill' smxklw fawdzawzfd SPORT SHOP Specialists Sports K 16 E Fulton St Gloversville QA NY ' i - - . n-ef . , , - XR I 4 Z ' ' , H . . . ,lfifieff In Be st W 1shes Comphments of SUVQENIE MARKET Phone Broadalbm 3 791 6' M6079 W6 SERVICE STATION B Br oadalbm New Y ork Phone 47 1 X Comphrnents of 'VLJTQNEES CANDY MANOR Home of New York State s Flnest Confect1ons Fresh Pastrles and Bread '7m'f'Q WWW! 595 AND IOC STORE Broadalbm New York Turkey a Speclalty 1n Our Farm Restaurant VX!!-MTE L-ICDLLAND HOUSE R D 42 G1OVeISV111e Route Z9 1 M11e East of Route 30 Phone Broadalbln 4321 Comphments From 4 Zim! ll 5 ' , A W fPM.a,4.A. -IAZQL J' A , at s n I CCR LETTE- MANAGUN STANTON MOTORS, INC. K- CDUDERK IEK Johnstown' N- Y' WHOLESALE PAPER Bring Your Ford Back Home Amsterdam, N. Y. for Service 5 dgeyi 55260 'The Place to Go for the Brands You Kn We G1ve Famous S 8: H Green Stamps Johnstown New York QM KWM ljngrutulutlnns W I MOTORS to the graduating cuss L1nco1n Mercury D1a1 67124 363 N Perry Street Johnstown, N Y 278 S Mam Street D1a14 8519 G1oversv111e ' OW l 8 I O I 0 0 0 E L Compliments of zzwzfzm Maw? Leadmg Hardware Me rchants 13 N Mam Street Instructions, Greenware Supplie s Per s onalized Gifts D 14 317 G1 11 la 9 oversvl e 88 West Main St , Broadalbin ROBERT HOY INSURANCE 7 West Main St Phone 2541 Broadalbin, N Y gwfzakfb :Ig Z 3 FLOWER SHOP 9 Wedding and Funeral Designs Potted Plants GENERAL STORE Corsages Phone 7283 19 First Ave. Broadalbin N, Broadalbin, N. Y, Phone 2611 co ' f ' Sherwin- Williams Paints . . ' I if M Northern New York's Brlghtest Store for 5' Men and Boys 1875 Clothes for the Hlgh School and Ivy Crowd Natlons Le ad1ng Brands ll Church Street Gloversv1lle, N Y GEISLE2 AGENCY, INC Comphrnents of All Klnds of Insurance Dwldend Paylng Companzes MZ Q www 8 M1ddle St 7 D1al 5 2216 Gloversvllle Phone 4420 LAWN MOWERS All Makes of Hand and Power Mowers Sold and Serv1ced Phone 4488 RDifl Broadalb1n , . Q S u i a n l c i e t Y F i r S . t 7' . Q 0 .. . . I I BETX-I-ve T QQ!! fb is wb BUD is 'FFWE , 7 S TA GA S TION W GREENHOUSE Potted Plants, Bouquets, and Corsages Vail Mills, N, Y. Mayfield Road, New York Compliments of KINNE AND FDENNOCK ARCHITECTS 1011 King Street Utica, New York Best Wishes From QW WW WWEWWM Compliments of Texaco O11 and Kerosene Gloversvllle, New York Phone 2402 or 3444 Greater Values Always Broadalbm New York I I Distributor of CO' ll . 3 Comphments of 6 KM W 1958 Johnstown, New York MAKE Youk HOME COMPLETE PERTH LUMBER CO Bulldmg P1umb1n and Heatmg K7 , Supphei :Him f Amsterdam Broada1b1n Road VI z 6300 Amsterdam 3107 Broaanbm N Compllments of D K K Phone 3371 Il- I 15744:-4 LO. f . . . . . -fi - - s n . I gl