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CHARLES W. PARIS Supervising Principal CLASS COLORS Green and Silver CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS MOTTO
One step at a time, but ahvays forward.
KRONICLE STAFF
Editor-in-Chief .. . . . ....................... Patricb Lee Assistant Editor ... . ....... .. . . ....... . . Donald Sh erman Business Editor . ....... . . ..... .......... Doris McGowan Advertising Editor . .................... . ... Anna Hovak Sports Editor . . ...... . ... . . . ... . ........ Larry Olmstead Photography Editor .... ....... ....... .. ... Ethel Tropiak Art Editor ...... ...... . Mary Cunningham, Marjory Reedy Advisors ... .................... Miss Winne, Mrs. Marks Trrn
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Broadalbin, New York
TO ANITA E. WINNE WE, THE CLASS OF 1946, GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF HER ABLE ASSISTANCE TO US THROUGHOUT OUR HIGH
Bron d a lbin Grade Sch ool
SCHOOL YEARS
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Broadalbin, New York
ADVISORS MRS. MARKS
MISS WINNE
PRESIDENT
GERALD SANFORD
Gerald Sherman Sanfor d-"Sandy"- J. V. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cap­
tain 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Class President 1, 4; Yearbook Staff; Prize Speak·i ng 3; Senior
Play Committee.
"Blushing is the color of viJtue."
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Clement Finch Hapem a n-"Clem"-B and 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4 ; Yeabook Staff;
Senior Play; l-rize SpeaKing 3.
" H e said Mittie but to .the purpose."
Marian Kathleen Ba k ~r-"Marian"-Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Hand Libra.rian
1; Orchestr a 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2; Prize Speaking 3; Broadalbanian 1, 2,
3, 4; Pi Delta Gamma Sorc·: <it.y 4 ; Yrnrb ~·" k St.aff; s ·.r.rbr P lay Commit~ee .
"It is a friendly h eart tha·t has plen ty of friends."
Arnold Frederick-" Arnold"-Band 1, 4 ; J. V. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Soccer 4;
Senior Play; Yea~·book Staff ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Broadalbanian 1, 2.
" A Httle nonsense, now and then, is relished by >the best of m en."
Anna Mae Chambers-"Bobby"-Pi D el.ta Gamma Sorority 4; Senior Play Committee ; Yea11·book Staff. Ams.erdam High School : I ntramural fpxts 3; Upsilon Phi De1ta S ororit y 3. "She's always the same and ·a very nice sam e at that."
Charlotte Frasier-"CharkY"- Chorus l , 2, 3; P i D elta Gamm a Sorority 4 ; P 1ize
Speaking 3; Senior Play Comm ibtee; Yearbook S taff.
"H old the fort! H ere I come."
Mary Cunningham-"Sis"-Chorus l , 2, 3, 4; Orches'..ra 2; Band 1, 2; Prize Speaking 3;
Broadalbanian 2; Pi D ~l·ta Gta mma Sorority 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. 3, 4 ; Fren ch Club 2;
Class Trrns u•r er 4; Chorus Lil:·ra.r ian 2; S enior Play; Yearbook S taff.
"Fair flower s do not r emain long by the road9ide."
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six Michael Dobrowol~ki-"M : ke"-Va rsily Baske tball 4; Soccer 4 ; Bai:eball 4. East Side Comm ercial High, Nc w.aJ·k, N. J .: J. V. Bask etb all 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3; r .:is~ball 2; J. v. F C'"tb:i ll 2. " Whoever invented work should h a ve finish ed it."
Lloyd George Howc-"Sonny"- Chorus 3, 4; J. V. B'l.ske ~ba.11 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ;
Orchestra l , 2, 3, 4; Prize Speaking 3; S enior Play; Soccer 3; Yiearbock Staff.
" When I was a C'lh ild. I St'oake as a r h ild. When I bz(a:ne
a m a n I put away childish things."
Rose Marie EClmonds- " Rosie"-Cho· u s 1, 2, 3. 4; Broadalba n lan 1 ; Prize Speaking 3;
S enior Piny; Pi D eLta Gamma Sornrity 4 ; Y earb0ok Staff; Girl Scout R epor ter 1.
"Very tlhcught.ful , very fair-always roody to rlo her share."
Anna Hovak-"Annle"- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Ga.mma Sorority 3, 4; Vice President
4; Prize Speaking 3; S enior Play; Advertising Editor of Yearbcok; Broadalbania n 1, 4.
"A pleamng girl with pleasing ways.''
Roger William Farley-"Rog''- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orch estra 1. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2 3, 4;
J. v. Basketball 2, 3, 4; B road•1lba nian 3, 4 ; Baseball 3; Yearbook Sta.f f; P1ize Speaking
3; Smicr Play 3, 4.
"It may be said of him thait Cupid hath clapped him o' the shoulder."
Wanda Hare-"Wa.nda"- Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 ; Class Reporter 4 ; Broada lbanian 1 3 4·
Yearbook Staff; Prize Speakin g 3; S enior P lay; Pi D elta. Gamma Sorority 3, 4; Tre~s~re{·
4; Va.lediotorian.
"You never miss the water t ill the well runs dry."
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Grace Evelyn Kenyon-"Gracie"-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Broadalbanian 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4;
Band 1; Orches·t ra 1; Pi Delta Gamma Sororirty 4; Yeai·book Staff; Prize Speaking 3;
Senior Pla>y Commi·t tee.
"Men seldom make passes wt girls thiwt wear glasses."
Patricia Anne Lec-"rat''-Olmrus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra~. 2, 3; Band 2; Pi Delrta Gamma
Sorority 3, 4; P.resident 4; Broadalbania.n 2. 3, 4; Prize Speaking 3; Class Treasurer 3:
Senior Play; Magazine Manager 4; Ed~t.or-in-Chief of Ye~wbook.
"A cheerful manner, a sunny smile, to know her is well worth your while."
Doris May McGowan-"Dorls"- Cho11us 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Seci·eta['y 4; Pi Delita Gamma
Sorority 4; P·rize Speaking 3; Senior Play Committee; Business Ma.n ager of Yearbook;
Sa.Jutatorian.
"True to her word, her work, her friends."
June M. Sellers-"June'1-Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 ; Cheerleader 3, 4; Class secretary 3; Pi Delta Gamma S orority 3, 4; Reporter 4; p.r ize Speaking 3; Seni or Play Committee; Yearbook Staff. Johns town: Intramuuls 1; CJ.ass Secretary 1; Student Council 1; Plays 1. "She fiil'ts with you, she smiles a•t me, she even cha1·ms the royalty."
Marjory Ann Reedy-"Marge"- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Secreta.r y-Treasurer 2; Vice P·resident
3; .J. V. Cher:rJ,0 acl ~1t• 1: r.J.~ ,~.<; Tl'l'•a$1TP.r 1 ; CJ,::il'S Sf c•·e.•1<i·rY 2; Class Vice P•l'es ident 3. 4 i
Pi Dtlta Gamm a Sorority 3. 4; Secretary 4; Prize Speaking 3 ; Broadalbanian 4; Senior
Play; Yea·rbook Staff.
"A smile for every girl, two for every boy."
Larry Olmstead-"Larry"-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Band 1; J. V. Basketball 1;
Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Capta.i n 4; P.rize Speak.i ng 3; Broadalbanian
1, 2; Irnitramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook StHff; Senior PJ.ay Committee .
"Little girains of mischdef, mixed with gra.ins of sa.ss,
Brought the mighty Senior, fr om t:he Freshman cla.s·s ."
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Jane Harriet SwearS-" Janie"- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Gamma Sorority 3, 4 · Vice
President 3; Class Pi·esident 3; Pi·ize Speaking 3; Senior Play; French Club 2 · Yea.i·book
Staff; Chorus Lib11a.r ian 2.
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"Pun and frolic, mir·t h fmd laughter,
Rest and sleep the day atiter. "
Helene Marie Smith-"Smltty"-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Broadalbanian 1,
2, 3, 4; Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3; Senior Pl·aY Committee; Pi Delta Gamma Sorority 3, 4; Prize
Speaking 3; Yearbook Staff.
''R>are compound of oddity, frolic and fun!
Who relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun."
Donald Archie Sherman-"Don"-Chorus 1. 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant
Editol' of Yea.rbook; Senior Pla~; Broadalbanian 1, 4; Prize Spoo.king 3; CJ.ass Secretary
of Magiazine Campaign 4.
"I'm little and I'm wise, I'm a terror for my size."
Ethel Florence Tropiak-"Et"- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Broa<lalbanian 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta
Gamma Sorority 3, 4; Photography Editor of YeaQ·book; Prize Speaking 3; Senior Play
Committee.
"Quiet, perhaps ! 'I'hat's wha,t you'll say,
But whoo you kn.ow her, it's the oppos ite wa.y.''
Walter Joseph Varvarchin-"Walt"- J. V. Ba.sketball 4; Soccer 4; Senior Play
Commilttee ; Yearbook Staff.
"Not too serious, not .too gay,
£.ut a rn•r e good fellow all the way."
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Marian Baker-An imbreakable reed for her clarinet, plus an advanced
lesson book.
In September, 1942, our Freshman Class of 28 members was
organized with Miss Winne and Miss Iles as advisors. We were very
pleased with ourselves at first over the fact that we had "gone up-stairs"
but our first horror came in the form of an initiation. After the effects of ,,
this wore off we felt very important and elected the following officers:
President-Gerald Sanford; Vice President-Emelin Ruzycky; Secreta­
ry-Larry Olmstead; Treasurer-Marjory Reedy. Our activities dur­
,, ing the term were the sale of Christmas cards, a sle1igh ride in January,
and a movie.
As we becam e Sophomores, so did our importance rise (we thought.)
We elected Emelin Ruzycky as our new President; Vice President-­
Velna Byrnes; Marjory Reedy as Secretary; Donald Mi ttler as Treasurer
and Patricia Lee as Reporter. With th ese new officers we really got
down to work. We sold pencils. wrapping paper, Christmas cards, and
a little candy (war restrictions, you know.) We also put on two movies.
Our activities were a littl e limited though, because Caesar k ept the most
of our time pretty well occupied. Miss Winne and Mrs. Matheson were
our advisors.
When our busy Junior year arrived, we elected Jane Swears for
President; Marjory Reedy for Vice President; June Sellers as Secretary
and Patricia Lee as Treasurer. During the year we sold pencils, candy,
and Christmas cards, as formerly, and also sponsored a movie called
"The Plainsman." Miss Winne was our only advisor.
September-1945 ! Imp ossible to believe- yet true! The lowly
Freshmen of '42 have become the impor tant Seniors of '45 ! We spon­
sored movies every week and sold Christmas cards like mad people.
After all, this was our last year and we did hs.ve to leave a good impress­
ion on our friend s. We elected the following officers: President­
Ger ald Sanford; Vice President-Marjory Reedy; Secretary-Doris
McGowan; Treasurer-Mary Cunningham. M.iss Winne and Mrs.
Marks were our advisors. On Novemb er 9, under the direction of Mrs.
Heath. our class put on the play, "Almost Eighteen." This and our trip
to New York were the highlights of our year.
Now, as the time comes to say "good-bye" to B. H. S. there are
doubtless many of us who wo uld like to become lowly Freshmen again
just ready for the big climb. However, as we can't we do wish future
classe;:; as much enj oyment r.nd good out cf their high school days as we
h ~ve had. ROSE MARIE EDMONDS LLOYD HOWE
ten Anna Mae Chambers-A few round trip tickets to Amsterdam to attend
to her "Affairs."
Mary Cunningham-Nothing but happiness, now that Rog is home.
Michael Dobrowolski- A changeable birth certificate to use some place
where they don't know how old you are.
Rose Edmonds-An alarm clock so that she can get to school on time in
the future.
Roger Farley- A "Name" and "Record'' for himself in musical history
(something like Harry?)
Charlotte Frasier-To have the "Fleet In" for good.
Arnold Frederick-A leash and a pa.fr of hand-cuffs with the key on a
chain around Beverley's neck.
Clement Hapeman-A car to carry all his instruments back and forth
from college.
Wanda Hare-A one way ticket to the Philippines or better mail service.
Anna Hovak-Another silver dollar just in case the one she now has isn't
always returned.
Lloyd Howe-Someone who enjoys his mus.icai talents (such as a certain
Junior girl?).
Grace Kenyon-A reserved booth in----- (you know where) for those
Saturday night dates.
Patricia Lee-A bus that will always be ready-to take her to Fonda!
Doris McGowan- A spare house to live in, in case her's gets quarantined
again.
Larry Olmstead- A little blue book of excuse blanks for after those
advertising tries.
Marjory Reedy-An address book to keep all her service men's addresses
straig ht.
Gerald Sanford-A special cabinet for all those Senior Rings he collects
and a pair of plaid pants to go with the plaid shirts h e is
always wearing.
June Sellers-To have Dick home on permanent leave from the Navy.
Donald Sherman-At least 6 inches added to his height so he will be tall
enough to go with that Superman brain of his.
Helene Smith-A pair of soft soled shoes for coming in late nights.
Jane Swears-A reserved booth in the Broadalbin Drug Store.
Ethel Tropiak-A mailman so that she won't have to walk to the Post
Office so often.
Walter Varvarchin-A card of bobby pins to hold down his curly dark
hair.
HELENE SMITH
GRACE KENYON
MARIAN BAKER
MICHAEL DOBROWOLSKI
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MARIAN BAKER-Manager of the Glen Wild Knitting Company.
ANNA MAE CHAMBERS-Has a permanent residence in Amsterdam.
MARY CUNNINGHAM-Buying furniture for her new home.
MICHAEL DOBROWOLSKI-Still sco uting for a car that ·will run (with­
out cranking it.)
ROSE EDMONDS-Truant Officer of Broadalbin High Shool.
(Be sure to be on time, Rosie.)
ROGER FARLEY-Taking over his his father's mail route- with his
assistant. (You know who.)
CHARLOTTE FRASIE·R-Now has a Navy of her own.
ARNOLD FREDERICK-Successfully married to Bev if someone doesn't
get him in the meantime.
CLEMENT HAPEMAN -A doctor performing his first operation.
(Successful, we hope.)
WANDA HARE-Teaching the little Crannells the history of the
Philippine Islands.
ANNA HOVAK-Happily married to Frank, but still having trouble
with fractions.
LLOYD HOWE-Playing the wash board in a New York Orchestra.
GRACE KENYON-Still receiving embarrassing Christmas packages.
PATRICIA LEE- Wearing that second ring on the third finger of her
left hand.
DORIS McGOWAN-A successful business woman who is making all
her dreams come true.
LARRY OLMSTEAD-Assistant to William Stillman in Basketball.
MAR.JORY REEDY-Acting Dean at the C. B. A. Military School in
Alban(Y and carrying on Pelcher tradition.
GERALD SANFORD-Presid ent of the Broadalbin Knitting Company.
JUNE SELLERS-She and Dick operating Sellers Grocery Store.
DONALD SHERMAN-Touring the country as a successful boxer and
wrestler.
HELENE SMITH-Graduated from college, selling atomic bombs to
foreign nations. (That is, if she passes geometry.)
JANE SWEARS-Practicing nurse in the Men's Ward of Ellis Hospital.
ETHEL TROPIAK-She and her sailor as co-owner's of Leo's.
WALTER VARVARCHIN- A successful scientific farmer.
CHARLOTTE FRASIER
ARNOLD FREDERICK
ANN A MAE CHAMBERS
ROGER FARLEY
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We, the Senior Class of the Broadalbin High School of the Village
of Broadalbin, in the County of Fulton and State of New York, Spinsters
and Gents, being of sound mind and memory (praise be), do make and
ordain this to be our LAST WILL and TESTAMENT, in manner and form
following; that is to say :
We, the Class of '46, wish to leavf' thf' traits which w e state below as
we pass out the door in June:
I, MARIAN BAKER, leave my ability to play the clarinet to my sister
GOLDIE.
I, ANNA MAE CHAMBERS, leave my cake-making ability to RENA
FREDERICK.
I, MARY CUNNINGHAM, leave my ability to hold a certain DAKE to
any good-lookin g high school girl. (Look out, Jake!)
I, MICHAEL DOBROWOLSKI, leave my h eight to DALE REED.
I, ROSE EDMONDS, leave an alarm clock to HAROLD SMITH in order
that he may get to school on time. (I needed one too.)
I, ROGER FARLEY, leave my ability to "toot" a horn to JIMMIE
FARLEY.
I, CHARLOTTE FRASIER, leave my " littl e fleet" to anyone interested in
"Blu e-jackets".
I, ARNOLD FREDERICK, leave my horse-sense to BUD HARE.
I, CLEMENT HAPEMAN, leave my acting ability to anyone interested in
an acting career.
I, WANDA HARE, leave my abiJ.ity to sing (?) second-soprano to
AUDREY SANFORD.
I, ANNA HOVAK, leave my abilii;y to do mathematics to FRANK
PORTER.
I, LLOYD HOWE, leave my ability to conduct a blackfaced philharmonic
orchestra to RODNEY SAWYER.
I, GRACE KENYON, leave my ability to se ll last month's Reader's Digest
to CATHERINE ATANASOFF.
I, PATRICIA LEE, leave my ability to jerk sodas to BILL WERNER.
I, DORIS McGOWAN, leave my ability to get to all the movies to BETTY
BROWN.
I, LARRY OLMSTEAD, leave my ability to play basketball to JIM
CLOUTIER.
I, MARJORY REEDY, leave my dancing a bility to my sister JOAN.
I, GERALD SANFORD, leave my ability to successfully drive a car to
EDWIN BENTLEY.
I, JUNE SELLERS, leave my ability to go steady to MYRTLE SHERMAN.
I, DONALD SHERMAN, leave my cheerleading ability to a nyone who
can use it as well as I have. (Don't fight over it, J. V's)
I, HELENE SMITH, leave my gossip-editing ability to any chatterbox in
high school.
I, JANE SWEARS, leave my ability to get along with everyone to JOAN
SAWYER.
I, ETHEL TROPIAK, leave my ability to get to school on time on Monday
mornings to my sister DOROTHY.
I, WALTER VARVARCHIN, leave my scientific ability to RONALD
BEATTY.
We, the Class of 1946, just leave.
JANE SWEARS
WANDA HARE
WALTER VARVARCHIN
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Did most for B. H . S ........... . Did most for 1946 .. .. .... . . . . . Best-natured ..... . .......... . Best-look.ing . . ...... . ... . .... . Most popular ................ . Best dancer ........ . . ....... . Best actor . . ..... . ...... . ... . Most original ................ . Noisest .................... . Quietest ................... . Most ambitious .............. . Most talc!1ted ..... . .. .. ... . . . Best athlete .......... . .... . . . Wittiest . ..... . ........ . ... . Best drsesed . . . . , .......... . . . Most congenial .... . ....... .. . Most sarcastic ..... . ... : .... . . Best mannered ... . . . . . . . .. .. . Larry Olmstead
Donald Sherman
Walter Varvarchin
Gerald Sanford
Larry Olmstead
Larry Olmstead
L loyd Howe
Arnold Freder.ick
Larry Olmstead
Clement Hapeman
Clement Hapeman
Donald Sherman
Lloyd Howe
Larry Olmstead
Larry· Olmstead
Roger Farley
Donald Sh erman
Arnold Frederoick
Roger Farley
Jane Swears
Patricia Lee
Rose Edmonds
Anna Mae Chambers
June Sellers
Marjory Reedy
Wanda Hare
Charlotte Frasier
Charlotte Frasier
Marion Baker
Wanda Hare
Patricia Lee
Charlotte Frasier
Charlotte Frasier
June Sellers
Doris McGowan
Wanda Hare
Ma rian Baker
Filst row. left to rigiht-Amold Frederick, Dona ld Sherman, Lloyd Howe. Second row­
Mnry Cunningham, Gerald Sanford, Mrs. Marks, Mii:s Winne, Marjory Reedy,
Doris McGowa n . Third row-Grace Kenyon, Wa nda Ha.re, Rose Edmonds, June
Sellers, Anna Mae Chambers, Helene Smith, Cha.r lotte Frasier, Ethel Tropiak,
Ma'l'ian Baker. Fourth i·ow- Larry Olmstead, Patricia Lee, Anna. Hova.k , Michael
D obrowol1'k i , Jane Swears, Roger Fa.rleY. Walter Varvarchin.
The Senior Class in Sixth Grade, 1940
President . . . . . . . . . . Gerald Sanford
Vice President . ...... Marjory Reedy
Secretary ......... . Doris McGowan
Treasurer .. . .... Mary Cunningham
Reporter . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wanda Hare
Advisors . . . . . . . ....... Miss Winne
Mrs. Marks
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JUNIORS Ir First row, left to righ t-Freda Whitman, Eleanor Colony, Jea.n ndne van Allen, Lenora
Steele, Evelyn Frye, Gloria Kozlowski , Sally Stevens, Rionald Beabty, Donald
Da ke, Leni·ta Shatituck, Helen Zyromski, Dorothy LeBan-on, Sylv~a Baites, Betty
Brown, Carolyn McLain. Second row-Billee Las her, Beatmice Frye, J ean Race,
Peggy Warren, Shirley Eng'lish, Rose Buyce, Dawn Reed, Mrs. Dunham, Mr.
Reynolds, Virg.iniia Pedrick, Nancy Whiting, Vi'1'ginia Verrego, Eleanor Walters.
Third row-Howa.r d Richardson, Morris Hare, Curtis Kissinger, Roland
Toml1inson, Nathan Kenyon, William Werner, Robe11t Ellis, Walter Lewis, Donald
Westfall, Fred Earl, Henry Cieply, Richa rd Manzer, Eugene Clou tier, Harold
Wa.rd, Robe1't F erguson, Leland Houghton .
Fir!lt row, lef.t to rigiht---Martin Stevens, William Blair, Rodney Sawyer, Theodore
l:.;rosso1e, 1Ja1e .l:(.eed. ;:;econd row-Goldie HaKer, John Wa3hburn, h;dwin Bentiey,
Miss Cloutier, Mt-s. Shia.w, James Clowbier, Fr·aink P:Jii,er, My11tle Sherman. Third
row- Dorothy Tropiak, Barbara TeE:tz, Marian White, Phyllis Crannell, Phyllis
VanDerSluys, Arlene .Canary, Eileen Cannry, Thelme. Weiderman, Mary Jane
Doddls, Joan Reedy. Fourth row-Mary Wa~'ren, Joan Sawyer, Elsie Frye,
Caibhexine Altanasoff, Ida Phillips, Rena Frederick, Vic.toria Savocchia, Audrey
Sanford. Fift h row- Arthur Macvean, JamE>S P elch er, Harold Smith, Richard
Beabty, Roger Seward, James Rose, Kenne.11 DeNure.
President ........... Edwin Bentley
Vice President . . . . . . James Cloutier
Secretary . .... . ... . John Washburn
Treasurer . . . . . . . Charlotte Fletcher
Reporter . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Porter
Advisors ............... Mrs. Shaw
Miss Cloutier
During the semest er we have sponsored a movie and one dance.
We have also sold stationery, school supplies, and school hats.
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President . . . . . . . . . . . . Donald Dake
Vice President . . ... . . Ronald Beatty
Secretary . ........ . Helen Zyromski
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . Sally Stevens
Reporter ..... . . . .. Lenita Shattuck
Advisors . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Dunham
Mr. Reynolds
The Sophomore class sponsor ed a hay ride and a movie.
a lso sold ever yday cards.
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First row. lef1t ro right--Eleancr Blood. Celia Putma n, Mairga.r et Atanasoff, Genevieve
Cla1·k, Edwa.rd Crannell, Rob e.r:t Quinn, Pa.'. .r icia Taggart, Winif·r ed Fis her, Julia
Bolebruck, Betty Coloney, Beverley Foss. Marian Gniewzynski, Ma.ry Stecyk.
Second row- Hai·old McGowan, Carl Kenyon , Cla.r en ce V:anAllen, Leora Gibson,
Ma.rilyin Beldwin, Jeannet•t e Loucks, Mr. Chous, Mrs. Hewth, Mary Lou Young,
Avis Dake, Gloria Savocchio. Paul Gign ac, Gaylord Ba.! 'tholoma, Charles
Zajaceskowski. 'Ilhird row-Raymond Teetz, Francis Tropiak, Thomas Gonthey,
Wayne Ferguson, Ha.rold K'ssinger, Robert WincheU, Emery Pettit, Leo Motyl,
Cha.rles Saibailtis, William Fischer, Richard Sawyer, HM·old Westfall, Samuel
Steele, John W1nney.
President ... . ...... Winifred Fisher
Vice President ... . . Edward Crannell
Secretary . . . . . . . . . Patricia Taggart
Treasurer ............ Robert Quinn
Reporter ...... .. .. .. . Beverley Foss
Advisors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Heath
Miss Pileckas
Mr. Chous
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William Barry .. ... . ...... .. . . .. . .. .. . ... Lloyd Howe Gr:ice· Barry . . . .. . ... . .. . . .............. Wanda Hare Beatrice Barry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Cunningham
Mabel Warren . . . .............. . ... . .. . Rose Edmonds Mrs. Granville .. .. ... . . .......... .... . .. . Anna Hovak Edd~ e
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to right- Anna Mae Ohambers, June Sellers, Anna Hovak, Marjory Reedy,
Pa .ri~1a Lee, Wanda Hare, Jaine Swears, Ida Phillips, Grace Kenyon , Dorothy
Tropiak. Second row-Goldie Baker, Marian Baker, Rose Edmonds, Doris
McGowan , Mary Jane Dodds, Helene Smith, Mrs. Marks, Audrey Sanford,
Charlotte Fra.sier, Ma.r y Cunnringham, Ethel Tropiak.
President .. . .......... Patricia Lee
Vice President . . . . . . . . Anna Hovak Secretary . . . ........ Mar jory Reedy Treasurer ........ . ... W anda H are
Reporter . . ... . .. ...... June Sellers
Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs . Marks
Barry . . . ........ . .. . . . . ... .... . .. Roger F arley Georgc Jones ........... .. ........... Donald Sherm~m Ann Sherman .. ... ...... .. .... . ..... . .. .. Patricia Lee Tommy Granville ............. . .... .. Arnold Frederick Sally Davidson . . ........ . . . ...... . .... Marjory Reedy Mr. Merrit ... ... .. . . . ... . .......... Clement Hapeman Miss Dalrymple .. . .. .. .... .. . . .. . . . . .. ... J ane Swears
All three acts take place in the living room of the Barry home. E<ldie wants to go to a crooner's school, but his father, William Barry refuses to let him go unless he earns his own way. Eddie enters an essay contest using an eighteenth centmy essay as an example. Uncle George mixes t hem up and mails the wrong essay. Eddie finds himself in quite a confusing and trying situation but Uncle George comes to the r escue.
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CHORUS BROADALBANIAN STAFF First rcw, Ief·t to l'ighit-Mairian B<a~er, F.reda W!hitman, Avis Dake, Grace Kenyon ,
Nair.cy Whiting, Rose Edmonds, Mrs. Jeffords, Mary Dodds, Virg.ina Y.Emrego,
Billee Las her, Eleanor Wal•t ers, Goldie Ba ker, .Jean Raiee. Second row- Wanda
Ha~·e, Dor·i s McGowain, Mary Cunningham, The.I ma Weiderman , J'eannette Loucks,
Shirley Englis h, Rena Frederick, Lenora Steele, Betty Brown, June Sellers,
Gloria Savocchio, Pait1icia Tlagge..1)t, Marian Gniewzynski, Maa·jory Reedy, E thel
'l'r cp ak. Third r ow-Mari lyn ~a l c· w :.n , Bef:tv Colomy, Carolyn McL~in , Dawn
Reed, Victoria Savocchio, Margaret Attanasoff, J ane Swea.rs, Anna Hovak, Helene
Smith, Leora Gibson , Mairy Stecyk, SYivia Bates. Fourtih row- Dona ld Sherman ,
Lloyd Howe, Mary Warren , Eileen Canary, Ma rion Wrote, Lenita Shwt tuck,
Dor othy LeBa•r.r on, Evelyn Frye, Elsie Fi·ye, P atricia. Lee, Arlene Canary, Bhyllis
Crannell, Morris Hare, Oa.rl Kenyon, Ja mes F arley. F ifth row- La.rry Olmstead,
Frank P01•ter , William Werner, 'Dhomas Swan, Hra•rold Smith, Roger Farley,
James Peloher, Fred Earl, J am es Rose, Rodn ey Sawyer, John Washburn.
President ....... . . . Larry Olmstead
Vice President ...... .. Frank Porter
Secretary-Treasurer . . Wiu.iam Werner
Librarians .... ........ Joan Sawyer
Shirley English
Dawn Reed
Harold Smith
Director .. ... .. ... .. .. Mrs Jeffords
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Wanda Hal'e, Ba.rbara Teetz, Ma.r!ene ~ing . Second row-Calvin Shattuck
E thel Tropiak, Phyllis Crannell, Shirley English, Helene Smith, Beverley Fos.s'
Marjory R eedy, Marian Baker. Thi~·d row-Mary Warren. P artricia Lee, Roge{·
F arleY, .A!nna Hov·a k, Fred Ea.rl, Elsie Frye, William VanDerS!uys. Lenita Shaittuck.
Editor-in-Chief ....... Grace Kenyon
Art . . .... . .. . .... . . Marjory Reedy
Anna Hovak
Exchange ....... . . . . Marian Baker
Poetry . . . . . .. .... . . . Ethel Tr opiak
Gossip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H elene Smith
Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom S·wan
Business ............ . Roger Farley
F eature . . . . . . . . . . . Lenita Shattuck
Mary W arren
Shirley English
A dvisor . .. .. ........ .. . Mrs. Shaw
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FACULTY BAND First row, left to right-M!·s. Jeffords, Mrs. Hults, Mrs. Sh.aw, Mrs. Marks, Mliss Wdnne,
Evelyn Voorhees, Miss Hohler, Miss Wan·en. Second row- Mrs. Prussien, Miss
Pileckas, Mrs. Dunham. Miss Dye, Mr. Pa.r is, Mrs. Leslie, Mrs. LeFever, Mrs.
Columbe, Mrs. Paris. Third row-Mr. F~·ittan, Miss Clou"ier, Miss Argotsinger,
Mr. Chous, Mrs. Sm~th, Mr. ReYnolds, Miss Lockyer, Mrs. Groff, Mrs. Wood, Mr.
Stillman.
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Katherine Baker, Marilyn Baldwin, Eleanor Close, Joyce LeBat'ron. Second row
- Mr. Brittan, Beth J ones, Rae Brown, Shi~·ley Engld~h. Dorothy LeBarron, Lloyd
Howe, Beverley Foss, Roger Crannell, Roger Farley, Robert Leslie, Gordon Cornell,
William Porter. Third row-Leland Oathout, Ma.i·ga.r et Atanasoff, Elinor Sewaa·d,
Morris Hare, Eileen oana.i·y, Arlene Cana.i·y, Blanche Winney, Mairlene King,
Michael O'Palka, James Farley. Fou11th row-Charles 2/ajac.eskowski, ShMey
Ca1I1ary, Thelma Weiderman. Victoria Savocchlo, Marian White, Phyllis
Crannell, Rena Frederick, Mary Wan·en, Rcbe11t Chase, Richard Zajaceskowski,
Bet1ty Nellis. Fifth row-Runald Seeley, Eleanor Hicks. Avis Dake, El ~hel
Vandenburg, Paitricia Dennis, J·a mes Rose, James Frye, Robet't St. J ohn, Frank
Wright.
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James Cl_o~tier, J·~mes Pelcher. Se.cc·n d r<'w-Paul Gignac, M:o:1ael D~b:·owolski,
Coach Wilham Stillma n , Frank Po1)te:r. Edwin Bentley.
First row, lef·t to right-Gerald Saniord, Nathan K enyon, Walter Varvarchin , Oa.p ta.i n
Arnold Frederick, :Conald Dake, R odney Sawyer, Arthur Mac Vean. Second row
- Coach William S tmma .n, James Ro~e . William Werner, Harold Smith, Richard
Beatty, Roger Fa.rleY, Walter Lewis, P aul Gignac.
BASKETBALL
VARSITY RECORD
BASKETBALL
Broadalbin's Score
53
42
74
44
f\4
70
40
61
67
66
70
53
64
40
44
67
41
67
57
52
37
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Opponent
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Fort Plari n
Gloversville
Mayfield
St. Mary's (AmSiterdam)
Fultonville
Fonda
St. Mary's (Amsterdam)
Industrial
F<>l't Plain
Nor!!hville
Mayfield
St. Mary's (Little Falls)
Fulrtonville
Gloversville
Fonda Industrial Northville Johns!;own Corinth Bolton Landing Kinderhook JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD
Opponent's Score
29
36
25
42
29
29
30
33
28
19
41
37
26
41
20
28
31
31
36
42
34
Broadalbin's Score
38
21
44
26
34
~9
37
33
49
28
45
44
61
32
28
49
17
34
35
694
Opponent
F ort Plain Gloversville Mayfield St. Mary's <Amsterdam) Fultonville F onda St. Mary's (Amsterdam>
Industrial
F<>11t Plain
Northville
Mayfield
St. Mary's (Uttle Falls)
Fultonville
Glovel\sville
Fonda
Industrial
Northville
Johnstown
Corinth
Opponent's Score
11
17
24
18
3
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30
16
19
18
31
19
19
31
11
19
14
35
15
376
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BASEBALL
SOCCER
First row, left ito i~ight-Thom as Swan , Jiam es Peleher , Flr'ank Porter , Coach James
Pelcher, MiohaPl Dobrowolski , J i>mes Cloutier, Gera.l d Ssnford. Second row­
Donald Dake, K eooebh DeNuire, Riichard Holt, William Werner, Harold Smi·t h,
Richa1·d Beatt:v, Walter Lewis, Carl Kenyon , John Washburn.
First row, lef1t to right-Jchn Washturn, Jamrs Clcu tier , Donald Dake. Second row­
Arnold Frederick, Jame·s Pelcher, Arthur Mac Vean , Ca1P1tain La.r ry Olmstead,
Walter Val'Varchin , Edwin Beilltley, Walter Lewis. Third row-Coach William
St illman , Gerald Sanford, Frank Porter, Michael Dobrowolski, H arold Smith,
Riohard Beatit y, Themas Swan, R odney Sawyer.
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CHEERLEADERS Varsity
Audrey Sanford
Phyllis Van Der Sluys
Mary Cunningham
Myrtle Sherman
Donald Sherman (Captain)
Junior Varsity
Avis Dake
Betty Brown
June Sellers
Lenita Shattuck
Joan Reedy
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Class
of
1946
Compliments of
CompJ.iments of
JAMES PELCHER
PUTMAN'S DAIRY
from your
J ohnstown R. D. 3.
BETOR~S
Friendly Credit Jewelry
and
Electric Appliance Store
27 W. Fulton St.
Compliments of
Gloversville
SUPREME MARKET
Phone 4820
Broadalbin, N. Y.
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FURNITURE
Jefford's Funeral Home
for LESS
Success to the Class of
'46 THE HOME FOR SERVICES
Phone 3361
SKATING at PERTH
Compliments of
Every Evening E. M. DAVIS and All Day Sunday Florist Phone 2331
Broadalbin, N. Y.
E. H. Pickrell-Manager
Phone 2611
JOSTEN'S Broadalbin, N. Y.
A VON PRODUCTS
Broadalbin
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Mrs Elwood A. Lee--Representative
Phone 2371
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AMSTERDAM
make
PENNEY'S
Your Headquarters STANLEY'S TAVERN
Lindsay's Shoe Store
21 East Main Street
H·A RRY'S GRILL
Specialists Amsterdam, New York
in Smart Furnishings Vail Mills, New York
Vail Mills, New York
QUALITY FOOTWEAR J. C. PENNEY, Inc.
Amsterdam
X-RAY FITTED Compliments of
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The DE NURE'S NEWS
AL'S LUNCH
1-IOTEL BROADALBIN
TREVETT FUN·ERAL HOME Broadalbin, N. Y.
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Holzheimer and Shaul
"Everything in Music" The FASHION
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" Gifts That Are Different ,. at For
for M·ORRISON & PUTMAN
All
Sports
LEADING
Correct and up t o minut e styles
Amst er dam, N. Y.
Junior s
Misses and Yout hfu l W omen APPAREL SHOP
S·P ORTSMEN
HEADQUARTERS
SMART Specia lizing in
J. E. Larrabee Co., Inc.
3-5 Market Street
WEARING APPAREL and Smart Junior Apparel
Amst erdam
for Seniors
BROWN'S MODERN FLOORS
157 E ast M:ain Str eet Amster dam, New York Amst er dam 's Only Floor Cover ing Specialty Stor e Linoleums-Rugs-Carpets Armstrong and Kentile Asphalt Tiles " You Call W e Install"
Compliments of
JOE'S MARKET
HARDWARE - PLUMBING A CCESSORIES W AGENHEIM'S
20 Mar ket Street
HILLMAN & JOHNSON
Amster dam
DuPont P aints Broadalbin, N. Y. Phone 3651 Compliments of
Compliments of
W. S. YOUNG
Sc to $ 1 STORE
SELLER'S GROCERY
Br oadalbin, N. Y.
P hone 263 1 Compliments of
SKAPERDAS
Broadalbin, N. Y. Phone 612
Compliments of
PICKRELL'S GARAGE
BROADALBIN GARAGE
Phone 3881
Broadalbin, N. Y.
Broadalbin, N . Y.
FINE FURS
F ur s Remodeled
Repair ed and Stored
10!) East Main Str eet
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FRANKEL'S Mohawk Jewelry Store BULOVA WATCH Distributor
Diamond Merchants
Serving You Faithfully For Over A Quarter Century Amsterdam 111 East Main St.
Compliments of
Compliments of
FENTON'S GROCERY
KEMPF BUICK, Inc.
Amsterdam's Broadalbin, N. Y.
Phone 3443
Only Authorized Sales and Service Buick Dealer Complimente. of
MARY'S TAVERN
Phone 3153
Compliments of
Compliments of
BRESLA W BROS.
SQUIRE INN
Broadalbin, N. Y.
Saratoga Road
Compliments of
DAVIS BARBER SHOP
Amsterdam, N. Y.
HAIRCUTTING OUR SPECIALTY Amsterdam, N. Y.
Broadalbin, N.. Y
Congratulations
from
Winifred's Bridal Shop
Compliments of
IT'S SEARS
LEON CRANNELL
for HARDWARE and
COAL, WOOD, SAND, GRAVEL FARM EQUIPMENT
Broadalbin, N. Y. Phone 2711
Party Dresses Especially
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Phone 3040-R
East Ma.in Street
Amsterdam
Compliments of
JOHN EATON & SON
GROCERIES and FEED Gabay' s Children Shop
BARRY'S
Children and Junior Wear
LEADING FAMILY CLOTHIERS
80 East Main Street
Amsterdam
Phone 973-W
Broadalbin, N. Y. Phone 3861
Compliments of
70 East Main Street
E. FREDERICK
Amsterdam, N. Y.
ICE--GENERAL TRUCKING
Broadalbin.. N. Y.
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LEO'S TAVERN
Compliments of
Phone 3977
BROADALBIN DRUG CO.
Saratoga Road
Broadalbin, N. Y.
Compliments of
Curts Taxi
Broadalbin, N..Y
BOOKS ... STATIONERY ... SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Compliments of
J. E. SMITH
AMOCO GAS and OIL
FRANK H. GILL
Vail Mills, N. Y.
Amsterdam
15 Market Street
Compliments of
BROADALBIN LIQUOR STORE
Broadalbin, N..Y
THING'S FAMILY SHOE STORE FRANK FOSTER
41 East Main Street ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Amsterdam, N. Y. Complete Line of Electrical Supplies and Appliances Phone 19
12 Hoosac Street
Johnstown, N. Y. Compliments of
TANNER LUMBER and SUPPLY
Compliments of
Broadalbin, N. Y.
HOTEL JOHNSTOWN
Phone 3501
Phone 212
Johnstown, N. Y.
Compliments of
BOSTON STORE
BROADALBIN COAL and SUPPLY
HOUSE FURNISHINGS-CHINA-GLASSWARE 149 East Main Street Phone 1198
Compliments of
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DE PALMA'S SHOE SERVICE
CROSSLEY GLOVE CO., Inc.
188 East Main Street
Phone 661
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HALLC·RAN'S NEWS
Broadalbin, N . .Y
PEOPLE'S SILK STORE
S. L. Kupferberg, Prop.
SILKS, WOOLENS, COTTONS and DOMESTICS Amsterdam , N. Y. .Phone 2143-R
W. E. STERN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
BUY VICTORY BONDS
SOLD by t his BANK WITHOUT COST
to PURCHASER or t he GOVERNMENT
as a Patriotic Service
THE BROADALBIN BANK
Broadalbin, N. Y.
El ectrical F.i xtur es, Wiring Supplies and Mazda Lamps
Phone 3310
171 East Main Str eet
Amster dam, N. Y.
A. OLENDER
FURNITURE STORE
131 East Main Street
Phone 1342-J
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Compliments of
E. L. DURKEE & CO.
P hone 3218-M
Amster dam, N. Y.
123 East Ma in Str eet
Fl owers for Everyone at Prices Everyone can Affor d to Pay
The
FULTON COUNTY'S
MARTIN'S SPECIALTY SHOP
Martin & Naylor Co.
LARGEST SPO'RTSSTORE
MARY & BELLE FLORAL SHOP
LINGERIE .. . HOSIERY . .. CORSETS Amster dam, N. Y. 13-15 East Main Street
Compliments of
NATI ON AL AUTO STO·RES
ment store, serving th e people of
t his ar ea for over ha lf a century... .
Compliments of
Make this store your shopping
STONE'S
Amsterdam, N. Y.
SPORTS EQUIPMENT
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Fulton County's largest depar t­
headquarters in 1946.
for
SPORTSMEN
13 North Main street
Gloversville, N. Y.
TRENT & NILSEN
Phone 247-J
HARD W ARE- -MILL SUPPLIES 18 East Main Str eet
J ohnstown, N. Y. Compliments of
NEWNHAMS TIRE SHOP
Compliments of
Johnstown, N. Y.
Compliments of
THE BROADALBIN DRY CLEANERS
Broadalbin, N ..Y
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Men's and Boy's 16 East Main Street
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CLOTHING Amsterdam, N. Y.
42 East Main Street
THE FULTON COUNT)' and Phone 2956-W
NATIONAL BANK Amsterdam
FURNISHINGS & TRUST CO. ADELINE'S of Gloversville, N. Y.
Compliments of
Famous Corset Studio Specializing in Fittings
H. I. ABDELLA & SONS 7-9-11 Church Street MACK'S ESSO SERVICE
Gloversville, N. Y. Member of F. D. I. C.
37 Market Street
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Broadalbin, N. Y.
Phone 3690
Compliments of
C. R. DODDS
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Broadalbin, N. Y.
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D. F. SEWARD
JOHN DEERE MACHINERY NEWA Y LUNCH & GRILL
GLEN'S
Gloversville, N. Y.
SOCONY PRODUCTS Broadalbin, N. Y. Compliments of
Gloversville, N. Y.
COWLES, BROWN & CO.
Gloversville, N. Y.
Phone 3711 Compliments of
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A. D. NORTON CO. PEDRICK'S LUNCH
Gloversville, N. Y.
NESTLES' FURS
"A Specialty Shop of Distinction°.
Jewelers 25 West Fulton Street
20 South Main Street
Gloversville, N. Y.
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IN THE BOTTLE
Business School Today Means Business Success T omorrow Nicholas Coffee Shoppe
GLOV.ERSVILLE BUSINESS SCHOOL
F all Opening
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Septemb er 8-10 East Fulton Str eet
60 North Main Street
Gloversville, N. Y.
P hone 299 4 GIGNACS
Glover sville, N. Y.
LADIES BETTER APP AREL
82 Nort h Ma in Street
Glover sv.me, N. Y.
Compliments of
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MELODY HOUSE
Compliments of
Quality and Service Gloversville, N . Y.
Since 1912 The
BROADALBIN
KNITTING
COMPANY
Inc.
Compliments of
OLBRYCH'S CASTIGLIONE
DAIRY 4 Corners
Gloversville, N. Y.
Amst er dam, N. Y. Broadalbin, N. Y.
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Phone 225 0 HILL & MARKES, Inc.
A msterdam, N . Y.
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CLUE TO BABY PICTURES
l. Gerald Sanford. 2. Roger Farley. 3. Marian Baker. 4. Larry
Compliments of
Olmstead. 5. Donald Sherman. 6. Helene Smith. 7. Rose Edmonds.
8. Arnold Frederick. 9. Walter Varvarchin. 10. Doris McGowan.
'Yanda Hare. 12. June Sellers. 13. Clement Hapeman. 14. Ethel
lrop1ak: .15. Anna Hovak. 16. Mary Cunningham. 17. Grace Kenyon.
18. Patr1c1a Lee and MarJory Reedy. 19. Charlotte Frasier. 20. Patricia
Lee. 21. Jane Swears.
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The outstanding quality of
SEALTEST ICE CREAM doesn't just
happen. It must measure up to the
QUALITY standards set up in Seal­
test Laboratories. And those stand­
ards are always high.
Best wishes to the class of 1946.
Like Sealtest, set your standards
high.
General Ice Cream Corporation
Amsterdam, N. Y.
P RI N T I N G (o'<
Success to the Class of 1946
F. A. HARE COMPANY Accountants & Auditors Gloversville, N. Y.
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MARIAN BAKER ............................... . ANNA MAE CHAMBERS ......................... . MARY CUNNINGHAM .......................... . MICHAEL DOBROWOLSKI ...................... . ROSE EDMONDS ................................ . ROGER FARLEY ................................ . CHARLOTTE FRASIER .......................... . ARNOLD FREDERICK ........................... . CLEMENT HAPEMAN ........................... . WANDA HARE ................................. . ANNA HOVAK ................................. . LLOYD HOWE ................................. . GRACE KENYON ............................... . PATRICIA LEE ................................. . DORIS MC GOWAN ............................. . ~ARRY OLM~TEAD ............................. . ARJORY REEDY ............................ . GERALD SANFORD ........................... '. '. '. JUNE SELLERS ................................ . DONALD SHERMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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~~ENE SMITH .............................. : : : E SWEARS ................................. . ETHEL TROPIAK ............................... . WALTER V ARVARCHIN ....... ................. .
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Amsterdam, N. Y.
100 East Main Street
Compliments of
CANCELLATION SHOES STORE
Amsterdam, N. Y.
C. A. BENEDICT
RAW FUR DEALER
Broadalbin, N ..Y
Compliments of
A. C. BENEDICT
Mayor of Broadalbin
Compliments of
GLEN WILD KNITTING CO.
Broadalbin, N. Y.
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Compliments of
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