Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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I O I O I O I I I I I O I I O CQ Q CQ! C OC. O ll o Q pq-o Q an-na n-sexual-no In-no o-Ill' 0 0 ' I' s 6 o .- Oilill Oilil 0i he Sfainfzbuff--Q- lQo A. LUCILLE ANDERSON Lucky, our own private bard, philosopher, and elocutionist, has a broad and interesting road be- fore her. Library Staff, '26-'30, Interclass Track, '27, In- terclass Basketball, '27-28, Captain, '30, Varsity Basketball, '28, Interclass Baseball, '28, Glee Club, '28-'30, Speaking Contest, '29g Students' Associa- tion, Honor Roll, Scholarship Chevron, '29, Stator Staff, '29-'30, Book Exchange, '29-'30, Senior Play, '30. HELEN E. AUSTIN Superlatively versatile. Her fingers perform with equal dexterity on both piano and typewriter. Fame and fortune are hers thru either art. Glee Club, '26-'30g Orchestra, '26-'30, Author, Sophomore Play, '27, Assistant School Pianist, '27-'30, Students' Association, '28-'29, Austoby Piano Ensemble, '28-'30, Stator Staff, '28-'30, Ed- itor-in-Chief, '29-'30, Honor Rollg Christmas Play. '29, Scholarship Chevron, '29-'30, Book Exchange, '29-'30, Orchestra Committee, '30, Piano Soloist with Orchestra at Montour, '30, Salutatorian '30, DOROTHY C. BATCHELOR Dorothy believes in the Scout motto, She al- ready plays the harp but- Glce Cub '26-50, Students' Association, 26- '30g Vice-President Sophomore Class, '27-'28, Ten- nis Tcam, '28, Honor Roll, Scholarship Cnevron, '2J-'30, Stator Staff, '29-'30, Harp Soloist with Orchestra at Montour, '30. ALICE JANETTE BAILEY One of the best sports we know. We have but one regret-tnat we a.lowed her cheer-leading candle to rest under her bushel of reticence. Glee C.ub, '26-'30, Students' Association, '27- '30g Intcrclass Basketball, '27-'28-'29-'30, Inter- class Tennis, '28, Stator Staff, '28-'30, Speaking Cont-st, '2.1g Junior Prom Committee, '29, Senior 'thanksgiving Ball Committee, 295 Senior Play, '30, lst prize County speaking contest. NORMAN A. BECK A model English butler with strong family tradi- tions to upnolu, and possessor of the Senior Study malls most charming giggles. Now, Kitson. mind your entrance. Int rclass basketball, '26-275 Freshman Dance Committeo, '26-'27, Students' Association, '26 '30, Sophomore Play, '27, Committee Sophomore Fool- ban Uance, '27, Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore U.ass, '27-'28, Chairman Sopnomore Dance, '27-'28, llcncr Roll, '27-'29, Glee Club, '27-'30, Scholarship C.1evron, '28, Junior Prom Committee, '28-'29, Chairman book Lxchange, 28-'30, Senior Thanks- g1V1ng' Dall Committee, '29, Stator Staff, '29-'30, Secretary Senior Crass, '29-'30, Senior Play, '30, Senior Program, '30, Little Theater Contest, '30, 4,4 10 I,4,,...

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--lu-bf Ellie Staior MUSE OF A SENIOR Oh, 'tis great to be a Senior! Draw a breath and close your eyes, Think the many things we've done together- We've so many common ties. Years ago when most untidy Books piled high up to the skies, How we'd tip-toe 'round the building Lest we'd vex those Senior Guys! . Oh, 'tis fun to be a Senior! How the underclassmates shrink 'Cause we dare to leave the school house For a game of tiddly-wink. Teachers love to tell us crossly Senioritis we have got. We just sit and smile most wisely- Let them rave and fuss a lot. Oh, 'tis sad to be a Senior! Leave those wise old walls behind. Guess the times we've told them secrets, Shown our heart and soul and mind. Gathered for the last time ever, Sing that pledge song from your heart. 'Twill be over all too quickly, From Acaedmy we'll part. -Alice Janette Bailey, '30. -0f9Hr

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MARGUERITE BENNETT Tis said that danger lurks where beauty dwells If so, There's danger in your eyes, cherie Well we wonder. Home Economics '28-'30' Students' Association '28-'30' Junior Prom Refreshment Committee Senior Program 30. ELEANORE BERNT True-hearted whole-hearted faithful and o ' -' That's Eleanore! Honor Roll '28. ISABEL M. BONICAVE Here she is, friends-Isabel. Nothing further is necessary, is it? Honor Roll '24-'30' Glee Club 25- 30' Students' Association ,26-'30' Interclass Basketball '26-'30 lnterclass Baseball, '26-'30, Standard Ring Com mittee, '27, Speaking Contests, '27-'30' Interclass Tennis, '28-'Zag Scholarship Chevron, 28-'30, Sta- tor Staff, 28-'30, Symposium Play, '29, Ithaca Lit- tle 'llleatre Tournament, '29, Student Council, '29, Cnairman Junior Prom Invitation Committee, '29, Vice-President Senior Class, '29-'30, Secretary- 'll'62ISUl'LI', Symposium, '29-'30, Senior Play, '30, Sportsmanship brotherhood, '30, Chairman of As- s.mb.ics, '30, Stunt Nite Play, '30, FREDERICK BOX Our juvenile star is Duckie, Whose grades some say are lucky. but we'll vouch for his worth As well as his mirth, For the tow-headed lad is plucky. Students' Association, '28-'30, Honor Roll, '28- '30, Interclass Tennis, '29, Manager Junior Inter- class basketball, '29, Scholarship Chevron, '30, Senior Program, '30, LARETCHEN BRUNING Gret 's aim while here seems to have been to uphold family tradition. She also ranks as A-1 uoanne. Glee Club, '25-'30, Interclass Basketball, '26, Uke C.ub, '27, Freshman Reception Decoration Lommittee, l27, Varsity Basketball, '27-'28, Inter- c.u.ss Tennis, '28-'29, Vice-President Junior Class, '28-'2:I, Chairman Junior Prom, '29, Junior Card l..rty Committee, 29, Chairman Senior Thanks- giving Ball, '23, Symposium, '29-'30, Stator Staff, 2:1-'30, Honor Roll, Scholarship Chevron. OQOQOlOili li Ou. Q I . l Qv?-l' Q--Wi G II 2 5 f H f n 1' N...g-- - 'fly C , . -,L I ' ' 0 ' I I 9 7 , , 9 C O ' I I ' i . Q I ' I . H I a s 1 y' . al 0 Y C ' . I 0 9 v . 0 I Y ! Y 1 s 1 ' i - I U f' I I Q I . 0 . U . is 9 I . . I . . I . 'Willie'-