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

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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 '

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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

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