Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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AGNES AINSWORTH English Play 'I Stunt Nnght Q Nor swell too hugh nor sunk too ow MARY ARTHUR Upsnlon Alpha Alpha Kappa 4 Sportsmanshlp Dance Com 3 Junior Prom Com 3 For If she will she wlll you may depend on It And If she won t, she won t, so there s an end to It BETTY ATKINSON Thanksglvxng Dance Com 3 Junior Prom Com 3 Home Economucs Club Q 4 Assembly Program 3 Home Economics Play 4 Chnstmas Ball Com 4 Semor Play Ticket Com 4 Speaking Contest 4 Shakespeare THEODORE ATKINSON Easter Ball Com 4 Christmas Ball Com 4 Freshman Sophomore Party Q Stunt Night Program 'I Honor Roll 'I 4 Scholarship Chevron 'l 4 Mantle Oratuon 3 4 Cross Country Q Semor Play Tony 4 Student Councnl 4 Stator Staff 3 4 Editor In Chnel 4 Secretary Omega Alpha Chr 4 Speaknng Contest 4 Gads Daggers Pelts Blades and Scabbards, thu as the very gentleman GRACE BARENTHALER Home Economics Club 3 Assembly Pro IAIII 3 Jumor Prom am 3 Sophomore Dance Com 9 Inter Class Baseball 3 Fnendshap multlplnes joys an duvndes grlcfs THE STATOR RALPH BARNARD lnterclass Basketball 'I 3 lnterclass Track T Band 2 4 Some are born great, some achueve greatness GERTRLIDE BOLAND Stator Staff 9 4 Glee Club 9 4 Omega Alpha Ch 4 Upsllon Alpha Alpha Kappa Semor Play Com 4 Chevron 3 Junior Prom Com 3 Sportsmanship Dance Co Semor Ball Com 4 Class Treasurer 4 Don t never prophesy unless you know MARGARET BOLAND Vice Presuclent StudentsAssoc1atlon 4 Student Councul 4 Senior Play Kitty 4 Stator Staff 3 4 Symposium 3 4 Christmas Pantomlne 4 Semor Ball Com 4 Junior Prom Chaarman 3 Sportsmanship Dance Com 3 Lxvlng Sculpture Assembly 3 Glee Club 9 Sophomore Assembly Program 2 Special Assembly Chairman Q Stunt Nlght Program Q All passes, Art alone endurlng stays to us MARY BOLLEN The noble lady that rs not Freely merry IS not my frlend JEAN BRITTON Home Economlcs Club 1 4 Vuce President Chemistry Club 4 Junior Prom Com 3 Semor Ball 4 Stator Staff 4 Semor Play Com 4 Homemaklng Play 3 A wlse skeptncusm ns the hnest attrlbute of a good crltlc A I -3 A . ' E I .. , . ' . ' N 4 . 1 A 1 , ' A I ' I A 'H I ' I m. 3 l am not greatly impressed by 4- - - 4 H '

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71 I' 41, Qin C LASS OFFICERS URING our past four years as students of Corning Free Academy, we have been passing through a period that will leave an indelible impres- sion upon the years to come. The clouds of depression have to a certain degree dimmed our possibilities, Our outlook as alumni of this institution has been likewise dimmed by visions of unemployment and lessened possi- bilities of higher education, I-Iowever, as we look back over the years of association with our teachers and classmates, and find that we have successfully taken ourfirst hurdle with their most sincere and helpful cheers of encouragement, we feel as we go forth to meet the next barriers that, with their well wishes, we shall likewise surmount the many obstacles and run a race that will win for us a commend- able note in the history of C. F. A. To the on-coming classes we extend our most cordial best wishes for their success. To the Superintendent, Vice-Principal, and Faculty, we wish to express our thanks for the many considerations and the fine treatment we have received. Moreover, looking ahead, we see the clouds opening Possibilities are there We shall succeed And this confidence in our success is in no small measure due to the fact that we, to a greater extent than any of our prede cessors, have the interest, the good will, and the best wishes of a sympathetic student body and an equally sympathetic faculty President of the Senior Class, ROBERT OUINN ROBERT OUINN MARY MADIGAN President Secretary RICHARD JOHNSON GERTRUDE BOLAND Vice President Treasurer Advisors MISS SAVAGE MR MILLER MR LeROY TI-IE STATOR

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i w -I JW. Im g, ri! i f-no 'ff' Jw Ai? I YW' ,E WILLIAM BROCKWAY Baseball Q Interclass Basketball Q Interclass Volley-Ball Q Cross-Country 'I lnterclass Track I 'Right noble is thy meritf' RLITH CAIN Glee Club Q44 Library Stall 3-4 Omega Alpha Chi 4 Press Club 4 Senior Ball Com. 4 Junior Prom Com. 3 Freshman Assembly Program 'I lnterclass Volley-Ball Q Stator Staff Q-4 Evening Leader School Reporter 4 Senior Play Miss Peake 4 Honor Roll 'I Vaudeville Com. 4 Senior Easter Ball Com 4 By her deeds shall you know er CLAIR CAMPBELL Interclass Basketball Q 4 Interclass Track Q lnterclass Volley Ball 9 4 Honor Roll 3 Chevron 3 Stator Staff 4 Take the goods the Gods pro vide thee RANSFORD CAMPBELL Track 'I Junior Prom Com 3 Senior Play Corn 3 Easter Ball Com 3 His time is forever, everywhere, his place MARGARET CASSIDY Upsilon Alpha Alpha Kappa I Clas TreasJrer 3 lnterclass Basketball 'I 4 Homemaking Assembly Proaram 3 Junior Prom Com 3 Many kinds ol fruit grow upon the tree of Irle, but none so sweet as friendship CHARLES CASTELLANA Football Q Interclass VolleyfBall 'I-9 Interclass Solt Ball Q-3 He was so generally civil that nobody thanked him For it. MASON COGER lnterclass Track 'I Orchestra I-4 President, Students Association 4 Senior Play Com. 4 Senior Dance Com. 4 Symposium 4 Symposium Play 4 'IThe newest thing in the world is the human being and the greatest changes are to be looked for in him. ARTHUR COVERT Vetl love glory glory s a great thing ELINOR CUNNINGHAM Glee Club Q 4 Library Staff SZ 4 Honor Roll 3 Big Broadcast 'I Like but oh how ditlerentl IVIAIQY CLJNNINGHAM Uosllon Alpha Alpha Kappa 4 Senior Danc Com 4 Gentle soul, to human race friend THE STATOR .. , ,, , . , Y , A A - S I - , V .. 6 5. ,rag . 11. TIIJAQJ J., ,, 'zrtrim 1 Q -35,5 ww,- . 4,3517-It :Qi .tits 'Mir ,A ,I s f.iWE3: - ' 2:9 ,, 'Vw by I I It L ,nk - I