Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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n s 4 is , , l I I I o RLY on E ioiui YEAR To GO ,J JUNIOR GIRLS Kon 1 IIIIUII. Knlnll, 'I'cIuI1.lnv, Idmxunic,lllllvqmsl, I'.1liiik, M, iluvllplel, Lair. I Ielmng,De,l1v Sf'emer,h.lII1u. Rau' 4 Mi'I,yi'I1oIt, Kelnmer, Malo,f1uIInm, D. Sclumlmvev, If 'I L-mflei , Md iuiley,I'ciiU1sull,I,utI.,Iiouw, Kixmcv' Rau Q. Illig, XI Hanley , Gore, N. Gorton, Driscoll, Maison, Van I,rreu, Mamlzak, Reynoltls, Garvcv, M.ini1.Kfm'4.'Swt'ct I7unIe.nxv, M Dowling, Iiixuxcllwom, Ruse, Stlvilbcvger, IIuIwb.ntI,4l, iimum, Smqiiert, K. Dowling, Scnrillmlisos, Rau' 1 Mitchell, P, Stlmullover, I3urLe, Wurer, Il. Hanley, I'um.1, You, Xmlrcxu, Dalnm, lic-uni. Rm: ns Timm, Welles, linens, Wlleiuun, Iiarclner, Klasrellaua, Krebs, B. INIcKmnev, M. IN1iKinney. Rfm 7. Hyder, Smut, Rluulu. ,IUNIOR Bors Kan 1 l,,ul'uul:i,I.lUiVI.At1gm,Ieivcim,f,ixi.nL'uvl,SuII1:iImI,I.v1.I.1'I, NLM II1 m, M.If.iII, R. Iimxvui, Sum Igw, .Xlm rn, M :gli vttin,-I.-I, Nlegri. Rm' g: Ifiaiartimgelu, Ilmuumu, I. P. Xegii, Pesuli, Yiirrvin, II.iII, StI1nonm.cr, X, Iiaxisznm, Ilnitllltlss, Mizzimi, in Broun, Lewis, Devenpmr. Kim' fr Kinda, Dales, I.. Bavisolro, Day, Bennett, Sprague, IXl.lrLv:i'i, Sgmllen, Moses, Russo, Winllel I. Krebs, Rau' 4' Wou.IIi.mse, Marvin. I'ltfxr.lzzi, Iilinllrsrv, I.:1 ming, K:'1u:Iv, Iingllsh, liximl, Berry, II:lIIy. Rim' 1' Burmn, Timm Toscaniiski, White, Iluriis, Uibble, Hanley, Reno, lox, U'Bryiu1, Rm- ff- Murpluv, Wneppel, Gusrina, I.uII.e.l, S.lIIiv.m, Sawtley. Rau- 7: Ripley, Lesh, Mason, Ross, If-1 fi ' I JUNIOR cmss November iz.. . .I-lad a short meeting today at noon to discuss the possibility of a hayride on the List. Tommy McMahon, our president, presided. November LI . . . Rained all day today so we were unable to have the hayride. Worse luck! December IS . . . Mr. Carr, .Iunior Study Hall teacher, received word that he must leave for Camp, 'january 1. We will certainly miss him! December zo . . . Well, our Christmas vacation begins today! Everything would be perfectly wonderful if it weren't for the fact that it's Mr. Carr's last day here. This morning we made an excuse to get him out ofthe room and when he returned, he found a gift lying on his desk. We of thejunior Class wanted him to know that we would miss him tremendously. February 6 . . . Made plans today for a square-dance to be sponsored by the Junior Class to take the place of a Junior Prom. Heres hoping we can have it right after Easter vacation! May 9 . . . The night ofthe square-dance! . . . Wonderful time . . . a capacity crowd . . . and more than enough to cover expenses! Senior Class, here we come!! Iiilqv 'I'1zuf1M-Iiru It CY , h I ' I Q, iv.-ul' , '- or , I ,JN II

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j0Y TO THE WORLD joy to the world! the Lord is tome, Let earth receive her King, Let every heart prepare him room, And heav'n and nature sing, And heav And heav' 'n and nature sing, n, and heav'n and nature sing. ,Ioy to the world! the Savior reigns, Let men their songs employ, While fields and flocks, rocks, hills, and Repeat the sounding joy, Repeat the sounding joy, Repeat, repeat the sounding joy. No more let sin and sorrow grow, Nor thorns infest the ground, He comes to make his hlessings llow Far as the curse is found, Far as the curse is found, Far as, far as the curse is found. Faqs Tu urzlg-an 7 3 plains

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' WE'LL GET THERE YET! SOPHOMORE CLASS September . . . Election of class oflicers! When the last ballot was counted, we discovered that our Sophomore Class would be led by Joseph Bavisotto as President, Bernard Kittner as Vice-President, Benyamin Bacome as Secretary, and Joyce McMahon as Treasurer. October 15 . . . Remember that date? Yes, that was the memorable evening on which we entertained the Freshmen at the annual Hallowe'en Party held in the gym. The dancing! My, how we jumped and jived! Those of us who watched enjoyed it almost as much as the dancers. Ravenous, we were glad to find that our able committee had provided refreshments . . . Oh, what food! . . . And what a good time! We take our part in sports, in school organizations, and in social functions as well as in classes. Yes, enthusiastic and friendly as Freshmen last year, we are even more enthusiastic as Sophoinorcs and are busy in numerous ways, making sure that we add many memories to the yearbook. ,Iune . . . Well, another school year is almost over and we are halfway through our high school career. How time flies! We were well known as Fres imen, we were almost famous as Sophomoresg but asjuniors and Seniorx . . what next? 4 ,- ' . 9 T Q J . I ' 4 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Koa 1- DiMaggio, Travis, Marsin, Murphy, Sokira, C. Piuti-Il, MtMahon, l,.iur,i losrelln, Hood, Todd, jordan, M.xn.lz.iL, Saunders. Kim 1 Mnii.u', Slnotltfll-Ii.ii1, lung lflynn, Lurr, Oyen, Fleming, Anronatti, Lucy Losrello, Lesh, Yorio, Ferreira. Km' Q: Welch, King, Kingsburv, Hotrilen, Dilfaita, P.lni'.lrd, liorrnn, Holllllan, Half, llrouald M. DeMurh,Cush1ng, Ellison. Kau' 4: Phelps, Phillips, Mullen, Bonicave, Cosgrove, Pond, Gunnison, Fehn, D'.'Xrcli.1rigelo, Burger, Kennev, Hermit. Rm! rx Berlin, If -Innes, I'ern.mdes. B. jones, Nnvss, H. johnson, li. DeMurli, Serine, O'NeiIl, Gardiner. llatliinger, Srnssibaugh. Rau- If' R. ,lohnson, Warner. Kosiv, Spears, Woods, Prair, Stliwr-tri' llilaulm, Sernluld, Perrplro. Kon' 7: Mldrede, Doran, Gallic, Firzgeraldhl. Purcell, Berry. Run N. Ross, Spcntel, Merola, llansen, l.,uxr:'nic, Koen, Maxwell. SOPHOMORE BOYS Rau i Boland, Lonnis,Vlohnson, Kilmer, Brooks, Baxisorro,Kfoll1ns,Urbbons, Hnrgetr,,I.lcobs, lfnglish. Kan' :'S.1id, Sullivan, Micllo, Mnlphx , llill, Liiillin, Surge, llxoiilit-mis, Gill, lrauiner, Halter. Kun' 1' Psosniore, 'X. Rnocco, Howland, O'Connell, Palme. O'Brv.in, Wenderlich, Welty, Denwan, Gage, Shepherd. Rau 4 llennussv, Ihmning, Plans, Phillips, lliuuplier, Librsch, Thompson, Shinners, lfancher, Wicks. Kan' fs Ward, Golden, P. Ruotto, Minier, Gregorv, Lori, W.irLlns, lUunlc.uv, l..iuchie Kun' fi. Tvnes, Res-l, Garner, B.zco'ue, Sp:-tiale, Miller. W Page 'l'u'mli-Iffrrr'