Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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,la gh.wi why Efafgfw-4Q Q THE UNSEEN JANETTE ZDANOWSKI A cheerful word, a sunny smile Chase away the gloom. She's another ray of sunshine Bright as fiow'rs in full bloom Home Economics, '28-'30, Students' Association, '28-'30. RAYMOND ABEL Lets see: He drives a Studebaker coupe, has heart trouble fthat is, in Evening Leader terri- well, there you have him. Students' Association. '26-'30. CHRISTOPHER CASSIDY Chris can charm a bashful bovine like no- body's business, and some day he'll be a big butter- and-egg man-wait and see. Interclass Basketball, '26-'27g Students' Associa- tion, '26-'30, Football, '29g Baseball, '30, 9f25P ' toryj, always wears Bau Brummel clothes, and-

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by-Qlimlye Staiurjli-491-'--Sevlf-are new Delmar Albright William Allen Isabella Amati Marian Bachman Sidney Bailey Harold Barnard Clifford Beard Philip Boals William Bong Marie Buchinger Norman Burke Gerald Carleton John Chowning Joseph Crisco Julia Cronin Jane Davies Florence Driscoll Helen Dunleavy President Vice-Pres JUNIOR CLASS Officers Curtis Erwin Anna Farrell Edward Fitzgerald Geraldine Hall William Holmes George Horne Margaret Huber Alice Hutton Paul Je1liH' William Johnson Gerald Killigrew Fenno Loid Marguerite Madigan Mary Marx Helen McElligott Gerald McKinney Helen Morrison Anna Murphy . . . . . . . Robert Keegan . ........ Harold Miles Secretary . . . . . . . . Treasurer ........ Rita Hart Frank Beyea Louis Nessle Edwin Olmstead Leslie O'Reilly Raymond Ormsby Harriet Patterson Henry Peris Donald Rahilly Alice Reagan James Richards Bernadine Ruppert Marianne Rutan Alden Smock Madeline Stenger Harold Tawney Joseph Thomas Thomas Walker Carl Walters Lillian Youngstrom