Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

1 K f gn VJ C02 C02 CO:- Of 093 , Uzz, if Q if A35 -:W Dedication Ever smee Oetober 7.5 IQLO Mr Freder1ek Carder one of Cornmg s most pLll5llC sp1r1ted e1t1Lens has been a member of the Board of Edue 1t1on 1nd for many years has been 1ts Presldent The students of yesterday today and tomorrow owe 1 great debt of gr lIlfLlklL to h s able leadersh1p lnterest and v1s1on Mr Carder was born on September Ig 1864 at Wordsley South Staffordshlre England When a student he was mterested ln art and won gold sllver and bronze medals for be1ng outstandlng 1n thls held He was a des1gner for one of the large glass faetorles IH England and master of the Words ley School of Art th1s company 21H:ll121ICLl w1th the Cornmg Glass Works lllkl Mr Carder was appomted 1ts Art D1rector Among the many honors bestowed upon Mr Ctrder are the FI'lCLl Gold Medal 10 1917 by the Areh1tectural League of New York and the Fergus B1nn Medal IH 1134 to one who had done the most for Art 1n lndustry ' AS1dC from h1s art1st1c aceomphshments Mr Carder lb well known IH Cormng as one of the founders of the Cornlng Rotary Club and the Corn1ng Country Club He IS also a th1rty th1rd degree Mason and one of the ch1eforgan1zers of the Cormng C1ty Club In sp1te of all Mr Carder s aceomphshments 10 many helds he IS fr1endly and unassummg HIS attltude toward young people 15 sympatheuc and understandlng He IS an ardent advocate of good equ1pment 1n the schools He also bel1eves that the apprec1at1on of Art should be embod1ed IH sehool l1fe Th1S IS CV1ClCI1CCLl by h1s generous donatlon of a choxce Art Collect1on of glass to the Cornmg Free Academy Th1S collect1on w1ll be housed 1n an approprlate cab1net vvh1ch w1ll be one of the donat1ons of the Sen1or Class of 1944 To Mr Freder1ck Carder one of Cornmg s most outstandmg and aecomphshed c1t1zens we s1n cerely and gratefully ded1cate th1s book PgFu -l 1 I ' , L , A I n j I 1 r I s 7 g . 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' 1 N1111C.l1111- , ,-Ir! 1 111, - - I-11.11-ml 1, A GULTY WN N X S Q .D J, cg EQ X WI!!! 16J K w im X Q Q if w Faculty Vlr Severn fzzpemztmdent Vlf Miller P,,,,f,pd1 Fncglzfb NfIeCol1ough Cole Xoung Hcvutr Wolcott Robmson Tobew Sofia! .S-vflldjff Mafbemaficf Stewart, Amey, Drew, Webb Rhodes, Golliber, Amey, Neeley Page Ten Faculty .Y Uma H :frog and Lan guagey Yalmorc FlC1dlUg Stasch Banner Harrmgton Thomas lxresgc MLCall Ar! and Mzzfzc Bzzmzerr and Homemakzng Alddm Corwin Chiu Gnfhth Xirs X oumgstrom Healflw and Pluflml fdumfzfm OHM? img Duman Carr Wolfmrd Purplg BLLL Craumcr .lg Efezrrz wllklD5CJH Thompson Nionropolx V 3 V - Y N I A rl . - 1 5 1 ' Y Mrs. Halliday, Miss Vfclch, Miss Frcnzel 7 a , , r' 1 ' V , h h f , -I 7 I Y Q ' 3 .Y A . ri I A , , A P r SC1111111 C11e1111z11 1111 1943 44 N 11111 1111111 xx 11111111 N11111111 C11111111 111111 1 9111111 P1111111s 1111111 N 1111 11111 N111111r X1'1f'l7l11Lc 11111111111 11x 1171111 N11111111111111 13111 1 1111 1-1 111 q1111c111 L111111111 9111111 DIHLL L111Q11111s 1 11' 116311115 XX 1111 Q1111 11 11111 1-1L511111l11 11111111 H1011 91111 N1111111 Q1111111 D11111 11111111 D11111 31 1 L 411111 WLT 1 111111111 .1 01111111 011111111 111 1 N11111111111 'X 111111 111 NLJNL1111WLI 'X11111111111 171111111111 111 11111 Y11111 f111111111 111111 11111 N11 1 x 111111 Um R111111Q11xL111L111 11119 1 1 J 1 3 1 - - - Q11 1 1 A . 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'11 ' ary 11 ,A ' ' 4 'A . .,,. , 1' II A ' 1 ' , , .,.,. . , , .11,' 1 QF.. .1Qy1'1' A1111 . . 1 C -. - - . , ,.... , 1 -6 15.11 T:11.'1: RQ w Q bv ff-P' C'-:Pl-'22, f 5 Q vp - gf., , WW n Q SE IOR OFFICER , 8 Davld X an Tassel, premlent eanette Carr, zzce prerzdent Ildlth Eekerstrom, Jecretarg Betty Stray er, neamrer Sen1or HISIOYY Four years of 1ntens1ve aetlvlty on the part of the Class of 1944 ended IU thefmaleulm1nat1on of the1r oal Commencement U von leavln Cornln Free Academy thls class makes an exlt entlrels dlfferent 51 from 1ts entrance ln the Fall of 1940 a group of students entered the1r Freshman year ln the Academy Thmgs were qulet rn those days, and the Freshman vxere seemlngly trymg to stlr up ewceltement wrth the usual pranks of school boys and glrls To mans students the Freshman year IS a perlod of adlustment A new student must aequalnt hrmself wlth and adyust h1mself to, the new means and methods of learnmg The Class of 1944 spent the hrst year dolng th1s The usual actlvltles of Freshman classes were carrled out Freshman Sophomore Dance and other varlous partles Upon f'lUlSl11Ug the1r hrst year 1n the C F A and begmnlng rhe1r seeond, a change ln attitude was noted War elouds were threatenlng and world condltlons were serlous Then 1n the m1ddle of the first term of thelr Sophomore year, the Class of 1944 changed completely It became a vsar class There was to be no more school as usual , and the students, reallzlng what they were faelng, began to study 1n earnest To see thelr brothers and srsters leave for servlce made them reallze that someday they mxght have to do the same thmg and preparauon for that day commenced Studvlng became more lntense, and var1ous eourses were added to the eurrleulum Gym classes marched sklllfully and ran the Com mando Course The act1x1t1es of the Class of 1944 as Sophomores and UDIOFS were few but those attempted were well carrxed out and greatly enyoy ed As 1un1ors boys began workmg nlghts ln essentlal lndustry and leavlng for SCYVICC The small proporuon of boys ln the Class can be called a direct result ofthe war To wrrte the hlstory ofthe Class Of1944lS praetleally 1I'I1pOSS1l5lC The hlstory of a Sen1or elass Cannot be summed up by Il1C1I' aet1v1t1es and HCIIOIIS as Senlors It eannot be summed up L1f'lI1lC2C.l1 member has estabhshed hllllbilf as a cred1t or a d1scred1t tothe school But IH a temporary h1stors the Class of 1944 may be called a war and servlee elass Page Fourteen ,., , l ' n lx 1' . K J . ' 7 ' . . ,' ' . . ' -- - ,- . ,J - , , V Q . . . Y R a . . g . . . . L 4 J -, ,. V ,. . -. , . - s , f ' f r s V 1 ' ' J - .. .- V r 1 if 4 Q I v . v r - - - .1 . e , ,. , , - U r K, J , I 1 - Y V I 1 v I ' -- V, I ' Q . , . . ,- -. Y . Y ., I . .. - -. SENIOR CLASS BARBARA ADAMY Barbw buddlng IOllI'fl3llSI wh1te socks slat e bracelets Stator 3 4 H1ll Echo 1 4 une Vlad 1 Cwlee Club 7. 4 Exer Slnee Exe 4 Ereneh Club 3 4 Chr1stmas Cho1r 4 Theater Cllllld 1 4 Student Nssoe11t1on 1 4 Student Counell 1 4 Conserxatlon Club 1 CHRISTINA ASIFLLO Knna and I darl. brunette shortl buslness student Student ASSOCIKCIOFI 1 4 Sexung Club JOHN BOBRICR Xunko East Ender Intramural ehamp sm1l1ng Student 'Xssomatnon 1 4 Intramural Sports C AROLYN BROUNEUS l1ttle glfl manner Cheerlead1ng3 4 H1llEel1o 4 Freneh Club 3 4 Conserx 1t1on Club 1 Theater Ctuld I4 Stator 3 4 Student CULlI'ILIl 4 Intramural Counell ROSALYN BU CHINGER P pp basketball llght on ber ee chuterbox Glee Club 2. Camera Club 1 r Red Cross 4 Student Assoe1at1on 4 INIARGARET CARPENTER BO0gIC XKOOglC p11n1st dlnglmg gold eha1n green green green Glee Club I4 Camera Club 1. Student 'Xssoe1at1on 1 4 TH ELMA CARPENTER em l1l.es school Don t e1ll me Thelma qlIlCY Student 'KSSCXIAIICDU 1 4 Llbrarx SIAIT3 4 'Sloon Hour COl1I'IC1l 4 Student COIIIILII 4 r Red Cross 4 jEANFTTE CARR C ee Cree f.,ILglI'lOllS pug nose bust bee Stue ent C0lll1Lll 4 -Krhletu Nssoe11t1on 1 Student Ks oe11t1on 1 4 N11xed C lee ll Sr CDFLIICSIFI 4 IHIFIIIIIII' 1 3 Cons rx 1t1on Club 1 The1ter C 111 d I4 Hull Eeho 1.4 Class nee PFLSILILIII 4 r nehCl11b3 4 Kthlet1 C Club 4 ALAN CLUTE Benm C armet 1b 10 er Sr Orehestrl Band 1 .1 Debttmq Club 4 Conserx at1on Club 1 Student 'XSSCDLIAKIOFI 1 4 Student Counc1l I4 Ir Red Cross ExerS1neeE1e 4 r Rot1r11 4 MARY C ATHLRINF C OWLEY short und eute Student 'XSSOLIIIIOII 1 4 XI1xed C lee Club 3 Sr CJTLIILSIFAQ Honors 1 7. II ra murtls 1 3 r Red Cross 1 4 Conserx mon Clllh 1 Theater Glllld 1 4 L1br1rx S11tl 4 1 Eeho 3 Erenth Clllhs 4 Slster Sue 4 E er Slnee Exe 4 NIARY ELLEN CRAGAN Radlant smxle exerxbodx s fr1end rell lble moxle fan Stator 3 4 Theater Gllllld 1 3 I11tr11nur1ls 1 St11dent 'XSSOLIAIIOII 14 L1t1n Club 4 Churil Rldlllllg 4 Hlll Eeho 4 r Red Cross 1 4 LDC Y MALD LLNNIINCS Del1ber1re mtelleetual ed1tor t.1rdx mor SOLILCN 3 4 e ub Orehestra 3 Sr Orehestra 4 QCII mg o1r 1 rarx Stall Stator Choril Readmg 1 3 -Xrt Club 4 Theater C1u1ld 1. 4 Senlor plax 4 D' batmg Club 3 4 Cbr1stn111s Chcur 3 Cunserxatlon CI11b Student 'LSSOCIAIIUII 1 4 Freneh Club 3 4 HOIIOFSI 3 'Q ' S ' 3 1 A Q- ' Q -4 1 '1 - .e . , .. I I . - 1 4' -gee 1 . l' ' , LQ - 1 s '1 -4 . 1-' Cl b 2.-4. e ' 1 1- g 1 als A 3 ie 'z ' Q Az A Q l -Q . -Q . . ., .3 . 4 Ee K , Q. e 1.-. . , In - 1 2 -Ig 2 ,K E E Q A -4 . . , ILP A N ., 1-4. -Q A' - 4, I ' lL ' ' ' QJ. 1 211 Chubby . .cheerleader daneing dull K1tty humurist . whlz on the piano 2 1' , g S' 1-g L' ' ' 1 -4. Q-- , Q '2 L E' 1. 4 ' ' ' Q ' , el I'- 1 -4 ' 5,4 ' 4 1'-Q.l A -V: r 1. 4 ' -, 11' 1 1-3 H ll ' 1, V: ' , 4 A V . 5 . , v I ey,, ' ft.. V '., ' 1. 2 1' 2 ' 5 ' :J -' , 1 ' A E ' -4 3 2 2 Q Q' - Q ' - S' 'Q 1 Q 1 1 1 2.1 1 . 'I 7 S ' ' 1' Q I . -2 Q ., Q ' Al ' ,Q V' ' ,AFI ' Q .1 . , H , 1 .. , 1. - 4 ' Q H4 f I' , g Cll-e Cl 7.-4g 'Ir 1 ' -. ' ' - L, g ' A' ' 1- L e 1 Ch L, 3Q L b ' I' e' 1-4g 1-4g 1 ,. ' - 'U L-4 1, , V-Q 4 , :' I , L ' I .4 ' 1, ll - -. ' ' , Q Q SENIOR CLASS HELEN CUSHING XVYIICS to mam bots red broun halt acrobat1c dancer Student ASSOCIHIIOH 1 4 Athlet1c Assocna TIOD 1 3 r Red Cross 1 4 THOMAS DEAN Professor qu1zz1ca1 easx does If classlcs Choral Readmg 1 4 Student Assoc1at1on 7.4 Debatmg Club 3 4 Lat1n Club 1 Honors 1 3 The Burmng ofthe Books 3 French Club 4 Theater Gu1ld 4 Student COUf1C1l 4 Honor SOClCfN 4 TOWNSEND DRIGGINS Beez1e aluaxs a grm out for fun gets around Conserxatlon Club 1 Basketball 7. 4 Foot ha 3 4 Track 3 Baseball 3 4 ter S1nce Exe 4 Chr1stmas Cho1r 7. Mxxed Glee Club3 4 Honors 1 7. Student Asso c1at1on 1 3 4 EDITH ECKERSTROM Ed1e Swednsh but dehmtelx on the g seen vs1th Bex Honors 1 7. Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 French Club3 4 Camera Club3 4 Choral Readlng 3 Consersatlon Club 1 Stator 3 4 Theater Gunld 1 7. Intramurals 1 7. Athletnc ASSOCIAIIOU 7. Honor SOCICIX 4 Class Secretarx 3 4 H111 Echo 14 r Red CFOSSZ 4 KATHRYN ANN ECKESS Fash1onable prospectne buxer serx ed PO11LClIIAH s gal Intran1ura1s 1 3 Stator3 4 French Club 3 L1brars Staff 7. 4 Student Assoc1at1o1 1 Theater Gu11d 3 4 H111 Echo 7. WAYNE TAULKNER Deep KOICC faxthful goes for a certam gal doughbos Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 Conserx at1on Club 1 3 Intramurals 1 4 ELEANOR FERRIS Hates homexx ork pals xsnth Lucx precxatnc steadx worker Art Club 3 4 Debatmg Club 3 4 Theater Gu1ld 3 4 Glee Club 7. 4 L1brarx Staff 7. 4 French Club 7. 3 Conserx at1o11 Club 1 JOHN FREY Captaxn M1 Captam tall ankx 1dol of the g1r1s engagmg smlle Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 Student Counc1l 7. 4 Class V1cePres1dent 3 Football 4 Track 1 7. 4 Latm Club 1 Choral Readlng 1 Yarsm C Club3 4 Honors 1 Intra murals 1 4 Intramural Councll 4 r Red Cross 1 4 MARIIORIE HAMPTON Art1st1c tendenc1es gI'd.ClOllS manner l1kes to dance p1nk collars Art Club 1 4 Stator SIHIT3 4 H111 Echo 3 4 Student ASSOCIHIIOH 1 4 Intramural Councll 3 Theater Guxld 3 Camera Club 4 Ir Red Cross 1 4 GEORGE HAAR S1lent tx pe 1c1e1s of hrs oun xx orkmg man cooperatne Intramurals 1 Student ASSOCIAIIOII 1 4 JAMEs HART Hartx Sheeplsh gl'1I1 smoke 1n h1s ex es Mar1ne Honors 1 Conserxauon Club Student ASSOCIHIIOII 1 4 Band 1 7. Inttamurals 1 3 Debatmg Club 3 DOROTHY HIGGINS Long pagebox bob red loafers Hazel and I plalds Glee Club3 4 L1brars SEHITB 4 Athlet1 C Club 7. 3 Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 7. Choral Readmg 3 Camera Club 7. Student ASSOCIZCIOH 1 4 ' I' I- ,, - V ' .. I'..apf -5 ' '- I ,Q I ,Q -,.1- -- ,s -QI I -1 , II ., I III I 'Q Q Q Q 1 'I 5 7j'5 Q ,,a 5 . A . - ' 7 ' rl' . - - 9 'P 91' 1' 9 -g - -4 ' IA ,Q ' , ll , Q ' 4 I, LSE' Q , , 'S s s 4 , 5' 1. 5 I , I , St dent Counc11 g Athlet1c ASSOQIHIIOD 1' ' ' - U L , Q Q- 1' ' .. -..II I - I 4 ' I, II I2 . II . , Q -Q ' ' 4 ' '- ,Q I ,4 ' Q ' Q 1 4 I I I, 5 ' 'I , , ' Q j Q 5 ,Q ' -9.1- ,. .. Q' I' ..re- ' Q I . V 1 -I 'I I, . 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'Y' - - ., ib 'Aa -S 1 44,4 ,, V ' h'- ' -g 's .4A g1t'- SENIOR CLASS ANNE MARKERT Personalrtx straws berrx blonde 1r Corps a1n t m1sbeha11n Conserx at1on Club 1 H1ll Echo 1 L1brarw Staff 1. 4 Glee Club 1. 4 Athlet1c Assocla t1on 1 Stator 3 4 Lat1n Club 4 Theater Gu1ld 1 4 Student 'Xssoc1at1on 1 4 MARTHA MAXWELL Mart dex1l1sh nell llked happx Band 3 H111 Echo 3 Stator 3 4 Student ASSOCIHIIOU 1 4 Theater Gu1ld Red Cross 1 4 Intramurals 1 1. ROBERT MCFALL COHSCICHIIOUS football man unassum 1ng n1x on g1rls Football 1. 4 Baseball 1. 4 Intramurals 1 Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 Honors 1 1. War sltx C Club3 4 r Rotar1an4 JAMES MCINTYRE Mac factory man phws1cs lab exper1ment1ng mlnd Basketball 3 Baseball 3 HARRIET MERRILL MIIIIOH dollar babx 1n the 5 and IO perpetual grm gax xuth Laura Theater Gu1ld3 4 Student ASSOCIRIIOH Camera Club 4 DONALD NEELEY Newcomer stung add1ct dISlllCCS math Stardust Band 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals 4 Es er S1nce Exe 4 JEAN NEILSON Eager sm1le fashlon plate secretary cutup Honors 1 4 Student ASSOCIRIIOU 1 4 MlXCd Glee Club 1 4 Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH 1 1. Kthlet1c C Club I3 Camera Club 1. 3 Conserx a11on Club 4 H1ll Echo 4 lr Red Cross 1 4 Theater Gu1ld 4 Choral Read mg 4 DONALD PALME Fr1endlx gr1n all round guy goes h1s oxxn max Don and 1mms Student ASSOCIBIIOD I4 Intramurals 4 Track 1 Baseball 1. 4 Football 1. 3 Stator 4 Glee Club3 4 Honors 1 Band 1 4 War sm C Club 1.4 Class officer 1. Sen1or Ball 4 XHYSIIX C ofhcer4 EVA PATRICK at x IX HCIOUS photogemc ambttlous Honors 1 3 Student ASSOCIZIIOD 1 4 Mxxed Glee Club 1. 4 Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH 1 1. French Club 3 4 Theater Gu1ld 1. Student Coun 1l3 4 r Red Cross 1 4 Choral Read mg 4 Student Councll Secretarv 4 Honor SOCICIX 3 4 JAMES PHILLIPS m man s man genu1nelv shx saxs l1ttle Student ASSOCIHIIOH 1. 4 Football 4 Intra murals 1 4 PETER PICARAZZI Gemus football I se been vsorkmg on the ra1lroad gemal Honors I3 Intramurals I4 Intramural Counc1l 3 4 Presldent 4 Student Assoc1a t1on 1. 4 Student Counc1l 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Football 1. 4 Basketball manager 4 Stator 4 Class Mantle bearer Jr Rotanan 4 Chr1stmas Pageant 3 Honor SOCICIW 3 4 Pres1dent 4 V1 ar Stan1p Club 4 VHYSIIY C Club 4 Sen1or play 4 ROCCO PUCCIO Pooch ph1latel1st pract1cal joker dr1x es to school Intramurals 1 4 Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 Football 1 3 Chr1stmas Pageant 3 XVHYSIIJ C Club 4 SE IOR CLASS ELEANOR ANN PURCELL Eleanor Ann please tempermental takes If easw sleepv head French Club 3 Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 Student Councll 4 Stator 3 4 Theater Gu1ld 1.4 Hlll Echo 1. Intramurals 11. Athletlc C Club 1 2. Athlet1cAssoc1a t1on 1 1. Honors 1 3 Honor Soc1ets 4 AGNES QUAGLIANA Pet1te hates baseball these workmg g1rls gentle Agg1e Student ASSOCIHIIOU I4 Art Club Camera Club 4 Theater Gu1ld 3 r Red Cross 4 JAMES QUAGLIANA Mort Mr Fleldmg s Follx pp as a lark Recreatton center Intramurals 1. 4 Honors 1 Student Councnl 4 Football 4 Student Assoclatnon 1 4 BETTY RHODA Shorthand xx hxz square danter laugh mg blue eses lady In black Student ASSOLIHIIOH 4 Camera Club 4 Conserx anon Club 4 Theater gulld 4 ROBERT RIPLEY Model plane bunlder lmmune to LLIIIIHIFIC charm curnous m1nd xnxentne Football 3 4 Baseball 1 4 Intramurals3 4 Student Assocxatlon 3 4 Student Coun L 4 ANNA SANTILLI DlgI'Ill'lCd latest stxles salesladx just makes II Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 DOROTHY SAUNDERS cheerful bemtchmg short Choral Readmg 1 1. 4 ELEANOR SLOAN Red locks gum chevxcr at the yevselry counter reader Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 French Club 3 4 Lat1n Club 4 Intramurals 3 Camera Club 4 Debatlng Club 4 CHARLES SONNER Chuck Garx Cooper s double goofx grtn basketball s ar Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 Baseball 1 3 Intra mural 1 4 Intramural Counc1l 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 VHYSIIY C Club 4 Band 1 4 Sr Orchestra 1.4 Basketball 1. 4 Chrxst mas Pageant 3 Y 1ce Pres1clent N arsntx C Club 4 V1ce Pres1dcnt Intramural Councll BEVERLY SPENCER Intramurals her heart s taken ex ts orkcr Student Assocnauon 1 4 Intramurals Intramural Councll 3 ROSE ANN STACK Xl ell groomed specxal walk haunts the art room correspondent French Club 1. 4 irt Club 1. 4 X tce presl dent 3 4 Stator 3 4 Theater Gu1ld 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 3 r Red Cross 1 4 ELSIE STEMSKI Formerlw of N H S nurse s career helpmg hand shell r1ms Stator 3 4 H1ll Echo 4 Theater Gulld 3 Student 'Xssoclatxon 3 4 r Red Cross3 Camera Club 4 , ., .. Dot.. ., ' .. 1 , ,,. Q 'Q Q ,Q 'Q Q 'Q ,Q - ,Q 'S -9 2--4: -5 ,Q Q 4,1 4 Q ' ,. . '..ha v .. 1' .t 4' .. 1. -1' I- E f -4 4 -4 I -4 - 4 Q - -L ,J . -4 ' -4 - 3 . ' Q Q 'Q ' ' I'35 ' 4 , 1 , ' ,9' ' -5 ' ' , -QA -4 - - Q ,Q - ,Q' ,Q ' , '1l. gtl. - ' '- ,Q S 142 A ,QJV ,4i 2 Rai. '84 SENIOR CLASS BETTY STRAYER Encrgetmc well dressed super salesman blond Student Kssoclatxon 1 4 Theater Guxld 1 4 Prcsrdcnt 4 I-I1llEcho 7. 4 Stator 3 4 Glee Club 7. 4 Orchestra 7. 4 Band 1 4 Conser NAIIOII Club 1 7. Camera Club 1 4 Frenc Club 3 4 Women s Club Representatxxe 4 Frank and Etna 3 Student Counc1l 4 Intramural Counul 3 Athlettc Assouatxon 1 4 'Xthletlc C Club 7. 4 ChI'lSlI'lI3S Choxr 4 Class Treasurer 4 MARY LOU SUTTON Drmples beautxful halr demur future teacher Camera Club4 Intramural COLlI'lCll3 Intra murals 1 7. H1ll Echo3 4 Stator3 4 Glee Club 7. 3 Theater Gulld 1 4 Student ASSOCIZIIOD 1 4 Student Counc1l 3 ANN SWEENEY S rene tx pnst Mx Slster indl good thmgs come m l1ttle packages Art Club 1 Homemakmg Club 1 Student Assoc1at1on 1 4 HAZEL TRASK Nan glrl shorts study hall nuslancc. Dot and I Band 1 1 Choral Readmg 3 4 Theater Gunld 7. 3 Hlll Echo Camera Club 4 Student 'Kssoclatxon 1 4 Glee Club 7.4 'xIl'llLIlL C Club 7. 4 Intramural Counc1l 7. Honors 1 KATHLEEN TUMPANE Recent addltlon actress d1SUl1gll1Sl'l mg x olce sedate Glee Club 4 Choral Readmg 4 French Clu 4 Theater Gu1ld 4 Exer Smce Exe 4 DAVID VAN TASSEL Leftx class head or1g1nal xdeas XOICC 1n ex erx thmg Intramurals 7. 4 Theater Guxld 7. 4 De batmg Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Student Assoclatmon 7. 4 Honors 1 3 Honor Socletv 4 Stator 4 Student Counc1l 4 GENEVIEVE WATTS Rose H1ll partx ner cnns talka me Student 'XSSOCIHIIOD 4 Camera Club 4 JOSEPHINE WELCH court fanatlc camera fiend mortlclan Camera Club 3 4 Presldent Theater Guild 4 Choral Readmg 7.4 Student kssocxanon 1 4 PAUL WELTY -Xuburn barred on the tall s1de n1ce to ll ga ant Band 1 4 Orchestra 7. 4 Glee Club 7. 4 De batmg Club 3 4 Camera Club 7. 3 French Club 3 4 Student Kssoc1at1on 1 4 Con serx at1on Club 1 Theater Gulld 4 S1ster S11e 4 Stator Staff 4 Chrlstmas Cho1r 4 Class Pres1dent 1 Intramurals 1 Sen1or as CHARLOTTE WILKIN Statelx blonde llalr for art Ill e around Eleanor H s pal Chrrstmas Choxr 7. 4 Glec Club 7. 4 H1ll Etho 4 D batmg Club 4 Student ASSOLIA tlon I4 Intramurals 7. Honor 13 Red Cross 1 4 Honor SOCICIW 4 MARIANNE WINDER Dramat1c xsxth XX ax ne feather cuts blouses Student Kssoc1at1on 1 3 L1brarx Staff 1 4 Glee Club 7. 4 Choral Readlng 1 4 Intra murals 1 7. Lat1n Club 4 N lce President L Athlet1c 'Xssoc1at1on 3 LAURA WINFIELD Dnnples fun lox mg glgglx Harrv and I Camera Club 3 Student ASSOCIHIIOU 1 4 ANNE YOR O C HARLFS YOUNG 'Xnnxe h J 1 noth r Chuek Mr C1 let r faneler s oth e 1th the omen P Student Xsso H131 B111 1 2. Lrlee Clubg 4 Student -Xsso ll SENIOR CLASS t1on 1 .1 Conseryatlon Club Ex er SIIKC e The Prophecy of the Class of 1944 It 5 the ye tr U54 so let s drop IH on the members of the Aeademy 5 elass of 1344 Cornmg has grown qLIlIC a b1t md these former students have had a hand 1n If Let s VISII the hospltal hrst slnee we are so close to II now There s Dr B Knapp p rformlng her first operat1on and A 'Vlarleert her first patlent st1ll has sleeplng slekness T Df1gglDS the famous surgeon 1S supervlslng the operatlon That s E Purcell the head anesthetlst B Stray er IS IH the lab m1x1ng up poyyerful chemlcals E Hodge B Adamv B Kosty and K Cowley drop ln often to cheer the male patlents w1th the1r eharmlng bed s1de manners Head Nurse Carr eomes 10 on her tour of 1nsp ct1on followed by E Sloan Carpenter and A Kennett her HSSISEHHES G Watts now achxlel nurse stops tn to adm1re any neyy bables Sav 1sn t that 'VI Maxwell and C Brounues9 I thought so They re the SOCICYX ed1tors of the neyvspap r and th1s IS one of the1r regular stops IU search of p rsonal 1tems In the yva1t1ng room If you plck up a magazlne you ll find stunmng 1llustrat1ons by M Hampton and I Ly ons That fashton magazlne ln your hand 1S co eellted by C Wllken and R Staek They get theft fashlon t1ps from A Iekess who IS tops IU the buy1ng held Let 5 stroll doyvn the street Those DllSSflll couples you see ahead lre K Hovt and Red B Spencer and Art H Merrell ind Frankle They are golng to v1s1t the W Faulkners she 15 the former M W1nder L Wlnhelel yvlll be along soon She hasn t declded who the lueky n1 III IH her l1fe w1l1 be The new Crty H111 was desxgned by L CL1UHlHgS and E Ferrls ust beyond If IS the R BLlC,l'11I1Q'CI' Be tuty Salon where we hndf Stemskl and H Cushing ex Marlnes gettmg the1rn1 IIIILLIFLS and waves Thelr boole of tr tyel ls the eurrent best seller ust baele from New York Clty thev lenoyv all the news seeretarl tl sehool H T1 tsk and D H1gg1ns are exp eted to leave so mn to aeeept p 1s1t1ons on the staff under them M Ctrp nter plays the piano 1n C S Jnner s band and they are ln gre tt demand IU all the best mght spmts The Lflfleb have aeelauned K Tumpane the theater 5 gre ttest hnd Rumors sav that she yy1ll leave s 1 an to m lke a 111 1t1on IUILELIFC, XVILD Holly wond s greatest lover Frey VIcIntyre IS produelng the pleture lb a sldelln from managing the Brooklyn D melg rs He often gets together yy1th R R1pley yvh J pltehe h1s z1p ball for the Yankees DJ mueh for the elass memb rs 1n New H ork C1ty In Cornmg agaln yye hnd K Yor1o the pr1vate seeretary to R Keller who heads the draftmg de partment 1n D X an Tassel s and F Kneeland s huge engtneerlng company Those prominent educat ors P P1earazz1 and P Welty have gone Hshmg IH Canada They arestaunch advo ators of relaxatlon part1eularly vyh1le studylng Professor T Dean who holds many honorary degrees has wr1tten a mary elous book more eompheated than any of E1nste1n s Hoyvever VI Cragan E Eekerstrom and E Patrlek teachers at C F A have worked out a free translatlon of lf for the less 1ntell1gent Whlle we are yvalklng along look 1nto that OfIICC Publlc stenographers I Klxmaeek 'VI Sutton A Sweeney and A Sant1ll1 wlll do vour typlng the easy wav ust peep 1nto these pr1vate ofhees S1tt1ng on the bosses laps are C Aslello H Kapral B Rhoda andj Hoffman That sj Weleh headmg for the Court House She d1v1des her txm betw en h r Funeral Parlor and the current eases on 1n eourt A Clute R Hlllman C Young make airplanes for the Navy D Palme o lx 5 them Ch1ef Test P1lot lb D Neelev D Sheehan has made a eareer of Army l1fe Fx gobs Quagllana and R Pueelo llleed the sea so much that they bought a desert 15le 1nd are leadlng a carefree l1fe on lf Vlarlnesj Bobrlele Hart and Ph1ll1ps have trayeled so mueh that they are now eol laboratmg on a yy orld atlas R 'VIeFall Cornlng s VIay or has tyvo eonhdent1al assxstants G Haar and D Saunders That 5 tll the neyvs of the Class of 1944 Pdgf Tu Nl 1 our Z 5 3 hxgh :els Sl seek ng A 3 ' . ' ze . vise e aek 17: -C'SllPPOT'IJi' XVII' YV XY . Q11 1: 4 1 tl , Q P ' , g ' 1 'e'1- ,K -Q my . IS., V . A , fiy 4, 'I L1vAi L' ' 'l' ' ' k . A ' 1 L AX5 - 5 1 1 A - l . 1 1 I L T ., , P 1 P- . 1 ,Q . 1 , . I 1 1 7 Y 1 1 'V .V , '. ' I . Y D. ' , I , I Y 1 . . . I - ' P S ' 1 . MI. . , . , , . ' , ' , I ' 1 v y ' ' ' ry . Y . A . . . X. 1 D . -' . . . . T 7 . , . . . T ' 's 1 5 .1 I 1 ' A 1 1 2 '. 1 . , l ' . . ' I . ' A I 2 ' . 2 f, . 1 1 ll . I . 3 , , 1. . L , 2 . , .- about Cornxng people there. Nlelson and A. Quagllana are the present heads of Katherme GIDDS -5- 5 1 -- U U -2 - , . - 1 5 2- 5 51 5 - L 1 '-5 -1 - 1 - 1 5- 5 . t 2 C 5 1 va 5 1 . 1 5 ' 1 -7 1 5 I 52 5 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , , 1 . .. . L .D .. . .,.. ., 1 ' , 1 , . . ,L 1. l L. , v I ir, i ' .S ' K. ,I 1. 1 1 1 1 -5 C J. f ' U ' A 1 . I A A A' ' . , ' V - , , - . . 1 . , , , 'N 1 1 , ' 1' - ' 1 1 ' I ' 3 - D ' 1 V - 1 I I Y ' D .A ' v h 1 1 T , S P 1 1 1 1 API T , ' ' , A , ' ' 1 - ' ' - 1 . 1 ' . ' . ' . ,A I . 3. 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V I - , , , , .g -A - , , A , 7 . 5 1 T .. . , ., - , , ,, The Class Will of 1944 Behind Barbara Adainy and Agnes lxennctt are 1 fountain pens worn out from writing to service men Kitty Covyley leaycs her Dr Dentons to some other cold blooded person Rosalvn Buchinger bids goodbye to a very much used comb Christina Asiello and Anna Santilli depart together as usual Mar garet Carpenter follows her brother ohn in the music held taking her ability with her Carolyn Brouneus leaves her cheerleading to oyce Mann Faithful Thelma Carpenter quits the library with regret Gee Gee Carr leaves the C F A completely empty of Carrs for a while Mary Ellen Cragan s witticisms go to Nancy Carlton Lucy Maud Cunnings would leave her homework but as usual she hasn t done it Helen Cushing leaves her dancing ability to any one so inclined To Sis Lawerence Edith Eckerstrom leaves her giggle Eleanor Ferris has already passed on that absent minded look to a few unlors Marlorie Hampton bequeaths her artistic ability totlimmy Madigan Dorothy Higgin s laugh passes on to Nancy Dowling Eleanor Hodgc leaves her subtle awareness to Puzzy Pond Jean Hoffman will leave Rose Hyder to go to the games alone from now on lxay Hoy t joins her sailor Helen Kapral leaves Mrs Amey sighing with relief Irene Klimacek s seat in orchestra goes to ackie Pulver Beverly lxnapp takes everything with her to be a doctor Betty lxosty s friendliness accompanies her lssy Ly ons leaves still talking of course Anne Markert goes with a sigh because she can t see Wally when she looks at ohnny P Martha Maxwell leaves a beautiful line to anyone interested in the Northside Harriet Merrell and Beverly Spencer leave with diamonds lucky' Light hearted ean Nielson gives her wavs to Eileen Goh' Eva Patrick wishes her good marks to anyone who can get them Eleanor Purcell yust leaves good luck to the next Stator editor Agnes uagliana leaves her blonde hair to all the unior blondes Betty Rhoda takes her collection of photos along Rose Ann Stack bequeaths her stylish clothes to Pat Ginanne Elsie Stemski leaves her brother to the Freshmen girls Betty Stray er s glib tongue is now eanne Wonsak s Mary Lou Sutton and Eleanor Sloan exit with their red hair Ann Syy ecney leaves her sister a few extra inches but does she need them? Claire Kent gets Hazel Trask s oyeralls lsathleen Tumpane passes on her theatrical ambitions to Sally Trevena Genevieve Watts wills her hall chats to Dot Lipinski Josephine Welch will leave you a casket if you wish it Charlott Wilken leaves a perfectly lovely nickname Blondie Marianne Winder and Waync take a big piece of romance vyith them Laura Winfield leaves her dizziness to Becky Sanford Ann Fckcss pretty eyes go to Louise Y an Buskirlc Thomas Dean giy cs his gcnius to Tom McAndrcw Beezie Driggins leay es the Senior Class alone for a whilc ack Frcy talccs his N arga Girl with him but Mort uagliana giyes his picturc to Bill Hin Nliss Wolcott kccps a hcadache from Gcorgc Haar s argumcnts immy Hart s hair goes to the porcu pines for lack ofa bcttcr place Knowlcdgc Hillman wills his knack of sliding through school to brother Tom Cutie Knccland lcaves his ways to Milt Lapp Bob lVlcFall lcavcs a riddlc bchind him ames Mclnty rc s physics marks go to any ambitious pcrson Don Ncclcy leay es the C F A girls with only Frank Sinatra to sigh ovcr Pete Picarazai lcavcs the presidency of so many clubs to some other popular boys Rocco Puccio lcavcs his shyness of girls to Bill Doyyling X artan Telian talccs ovcr the base horn left by Don Palmc ld Friebis gets Bob Ripley s aviation knoyylcdge Chuck Sonner bequeaths his placc bchind the big drum to Paul Ambrosone David X an Tasscl leayes a book How to Make a Speech to any one who nceds it Paul Welty s hcight and pcisonality go to Ed Leahy Chuck Young s book How to be a Wolf is for ack Lyons who says hc doesn t ncecl it novy Bob Ixellcr leaves room for two other guys on thc Gibson bus Dick Shcehan im Phillips and ohn Bobrick those mystery mcn leaye us all gucssing PgT ' V J Y, N ' I - I I . 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VQ mx e lm x v ,xx 11 L t t 1 1 xx r L 1 xL L A en L L L elm 1 ull e L u re :mu mm L H1 x 1 N un1or Class Th1s elass should haxe a great year as SLl11OI'bIfEl1C1I' present record 1s any slgn of th1ngs to come The class started thmgs hummlng early IH the tear The oH1eers chosen vxere B111 Hm, presxdent, Theresa WCDLlLfllLh VICE pres1dent, Helen Soklra secretary , and Ed Frlebls treasurer umor act1v1t1es began wlth 1 bang The annual un1or Has ride was the hrst Th class set out suth two wagons full of hax and s1x gallons of sweet elder Everx body had fun and 1f1fOI'IT141l1EX was the ku note of the r1de Old clothes added to the fun and gave the boxs and glrls a eartfree feellng Thanks to the hnanual gemus of Ed Frlebxs the elass tw en made a proht on thelr hax r1de Sprmg brought about the unlor Prom Onee agaxn the yumors proved themselves verx eapable of maklng soelal HHHIFS a success When these students take over Senlor Study Hall next xear thex w1ll be all readx for Semor act1v1t1es, and eager to make them as successful as the1r yumor HEZIIIS Page Tu enfx four I. l.e11u1tLx.x, Ku ,Yan l'i.lrL-11, Ros ,H.1ll, Hexbert, lLxl1:1sm, Kreseslex, lil ns, ll1lt,1.. 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Prnnrv Fdger R Ryan Shelp Bablo Hubhutl Rodger 5 Fxrzuzerall Ca tcllana Resp Ienm rx Nant llx Beck Telmn Nu pe Hallett Reed Honey ln 6 Lum Dnllew ,uk lxrlaer Dmxlxrw Rex ' Freshman Class The youngest group rn the Senxor I-hgh School IS deflnltely up and comlng They had the1r petltxons for the candldates for class officers nlled wtth names and handed 1n to the offlce before the other classes had even begun to c1rculate the1rs After a v1gorous campalgn, Mlchael Tracey was elected presldent, Conrad Stemsk1 vtce presulent, Mary Tennml, treasurer, and oseph1ne Reese, secretary At the Freshman Sophomore Dance the class came out IH full force to make lf a success Later the Freshman gave a very successful dance of the1r own, and attracted a large gathermg Nearly all ofthe boys and glrls belong to Intramural teams Sports lnterest th1s group so that they make up a large part of the student attendance at the team games Calls for Communrty Seruce and War Loans are readlly supported by the class Page Tuerztj Jn' .g , .Q , , Hu: 1,1 . .' -, ,', A ,A ,A f.. , nn 5. s, ,ls , '.f ,c NMI f', cr, , t.fc ,Q rvsy. 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No, lf 1sn t any ofthe older students It s the un1or H1gh School They lead the school ln the purchase of defense stamps and 1n the number of students en rolled 1n the unlor Red Cross These boys and gxrls are pract1s1ng good 11t1zensh1p Each homeroom has 1ts own officers and com mlrrees They take pr1de IU the appearance of thelr homerooms and keep them sp1ck and span To do th1s they have organlzed groups to do the xx ork necessary to keep the1r part of the school look1ng neat and clean Soclal RCIIVIIILB rank h1gh1n the lnterest of thejunlor H1gh students Many Frrdayf afternoons they can be found ID the gsm holdlng thelr own soual hours Along vuth all these HLIIVICICS the students parucxpate whole heartedly 1n the Intramural Sports Program They are truly a vsell rounded group of students Pug: Tu erm lil m 1., ',.' , s , 9 r,11.A,1. ,. .,, r,, ', r,Q s,fc:11,f:1 ,' ,' 1 , , , 1.,W1II,GIe:1s1n, Hlg' 11, B1111111, I'i1s11,I.,1pp,C1r,1nd ll, W1 NI11 , We-.11herI1 ', Res , UTI . ack, . 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',-,' .M xmw N 1 A Student Counc1l The Student Counc1l IS the students volce IU the afTa1rs of C F A Through xt, the students express their vlews and carry out their school programs This organlzatlon IS the tangible evidence that C F A 13 democratlc Representatlves are chosen from each class, and each club sends lts own representatlve to the meetmgs Every year ln the fall the candxdates for the offices present the1r platforms to the student body ln an assembly Th1s year the vxctorxous candldates were Peter Plcarazzl, presldent, Robert Rxpley vlce presldent and Eva Patrlck, secretary treasurer Slnce the annual membershlp dr1ve was very successful the Councll began the year w1th QSC? of the students enrolled Meetlngs of the orgamzatlon are held twlce a month on the second and fourth Wednesdays Speclal meetmgs are called when the need arlses Mr Mlller and Mxss Wolcott advxse the members In Communlty Serv1ce the Counc1l played an 1mportant part It was voted that the school should support the Commumtx Chest and War Fund Drxves The results from both campalgns were very gratlfwlng as C F A went over the top of 1ts quotas In the bOL1.ll llfe of the students the Councll 15 verx attlwc The soclal hours were fun for all Thls year square danclng was agam popular The Counc1l sponsored a square dance 1n the gym and every one came to grand r1ght and left wnth h1s partner Money was appropr1ated for a case to enclose a collectlon of glass whlch was generouslw donated bs Mr Carder, and a fund was glven for an honor roll to be placed here IH our Alma Mater Page Tbzrrr 1. Dmxllng. Pratt, l5'ou1xeus, l vous, Psx::':tL l'n..n'.un, Kd. , lluvt, ,r1'.n'et, C art. 7., Qu.xul1,xn.1, ietkel, Pratt, We-ndetlnclx, Lxplusk , Ku' pp, Puttell, Cnrmnegs, Helleygll. Qu.xgl1.m.n, X .xzr Tas-nl J Dean, Mt Xntlrcu, lhtlersnn, Leulzx , Xl' Xlxllfr, Xhss XY,ultott,XX'f1tv, Prey, Saunders. . . , . . . . a . ' , ' Q ' ' 7 J . . ' c .7 I . . . . . . v - - - - 7 I . Q , . V , , 4 1 wg 1 Pxtarazzn H wr lmn 1 Pam k Laker from Cunmng P r ell X.mTa el Nlr Thoma Nrel n V51 en Nauonal Honor Soc1ety The Natxonal Honor Socrety IS the goal of every amb1t1ous student rn the Academy To belong to the organrzatron IS a great honor, for 1ts members are chosen for thelr scholarshlp leadershlp, character, and serv1ce Assernblres at whrch the new members are recelved are always a hlgh pornt rn school lrfe Peter Plcarazzl, the presldent, was ID charge of the first meetmg on November 19, when 50k of the semor class were tapped to replace vacancles left by the old members who graduated last year Kay Hoyt dlscusscd scholarshlp and leadershlp while Isabel Lyons spoke on character and servlce Lucy Maud Cunnlngs was chosen the Student Councll representatxve for the group On Aprxl 2.8 there was another Honor Assembly when 5Q of the yunnor class and another gcc of the semor class were offlclally tapped lnto the orgaruzatlon Mr Severn, accordmg to custom, announced the valedxctorxan and the salutatorran at th1s trme Every year xt has become the custom of the C F A chapter of the Natlonal Honor Socxety to mvlte the Northslde Honor SOCICIY to the assemblles durlng whxch the new members are tapped Thls year the Northslde chapter came to our fall assembly and we ln turn attended thexr sprlng assembly The cllmax of the act1v1t1es of the group was the annual sprmg banquet All the members had a happy time and the facultv advisors yolned ID as heart1ly as the students IH havmg a memorable banquet Page Thirty one 1 - v . 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'Wuxi amp: err nl mmm 1. raft ml I-'ml lump t 1 Sem it lel lapp Wendevlnh Renllx Xa1T.A el Keeler Stator Staff Th1s group made If posslble to have a yearbook agaln th1s year They carr1ed out thelr plans ID splte of the dlfficultles vvhlch the war has presented Th1s year Eleanor Purcell was the Ed1tor1n Chxef, Edfth Eckerstrom the Buslness Manager, Betty Strayer the C1rculat1on Manager, and Lucy Maud Cunnxngs, the Art Echtor At the first meetmg, plans were begun for the theme and the Buslness Staff got under way The staff members under Ed1th Eckerstrom began the rounds of bus1ness houses 1n search of adverusements Thxs year the sol1c1t1ng was much harder s1nce so many of the students had less tlme for Stator work than the members 1n former years Betty Strayer s staff conducted a v1gorous campargn to sell Stators to the student body Brmg your money for the Stator echoed through the halls The Art and Llterary staffs held a yomt meetlng and selected a theme ln October Immed1ately the artxsts drew up plans and the wrlters began to collect lnformatlon on the varlous organlzatxons The last week 1n February found the Staff buslly engaged 1n touchlng up odds and ends 1n order to meet the March 1 deadllne Pug: Tbzrg tuo 1. 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Lyons, n L, ' ' p, Sark, K4 sry, ff s 'i, 5 mn. 3, .' , ' ' , ' j, Fukiul,Treveu.1, Nfult'ar1,G,zge, Tubbs, lkkess, Xd.1lny,M.xl:ert,.I, I.mns 4, Xiu l',1el.ling,Palme,l'ir.lrzxzz1,l.callxy, Welty, Bussluus, Hoyt, Cragan, Miss Clute, Mus Hewitt, s,rmm-ff, A N. , ' . 7 . a D . , . . . . - . , ' . :nhl l11L.1n H 11 1 H111 Echo The school paper the H111 Echo, represents w1ll1ng and determmed labor on the part of the two co edrtors, Isabel Lyons and Barbara Adamy At hrst the future of the paper th1s year looked xerw gloomx for the war created shortages and made am prmtrng of the paper seem h1ghls unllkels The w hole staff held1ts breath unt1l 'VIr lvhller told them that If would be possxble to pubhsh two 1ssues, one m the fall and one ln the sprmg The first Issue came out yust before Thanksglvmg vacatlon The theme of xt was the boys who hate left school for the armed forces The second ISSUC, whlch came out lust before Easter vacatnon, was wrltten mamly about the Senlors Th1s ISSUC was full of school news Gosslp concernmg the C F A twosomes was the mam pornt of lnterest MISS Roblnson took over the faculty edltlng lob left by the departure of Mr Norder Her ad v1s1ng helped smooth out the chfhcultles that the staff ran 1nto so often Page Tbzrg ilzrre X , , A 1 1 1. ll 11 mes. l.v1111x, Xd,1:1u, 51e1!1wL1 L 51r.ne', Curr, Hodge, lcLe sr:111u, H.1n1pt.1n, l'.1l111e, Relllx, We:1,l:l1tl1, l.1f1'1sl41, 51l11r.1, W1lLeH. S.1tz 11. Nl.1ver 1 Wc11dcrl1.l1, K1 e, Xl,1. ' , of , K.r. 11.111, , - ' V ' , , v v ' 1 1 v ' ' ' , ' Y , . J . 1 . 1 ' ' v 1 ' ' ' Y ' ' 4 . Y . - . 1 . . 1x1 L .ner r ur 111 c 11'rrI1 1 11 1 1111 11111 utuli r1 ern 1 11 tr 1 1 H1 N11r cu 111 rr 11 an 1 1 unter r-11 1 L e r Xlt inbexx XXL 1 Glee Club Every Tuesdax and Thursday mormng from b oo to 9 oo you w1Il hnd th1s group rn the audltorlum The1r VOICCS fill the room and many a person on the seeond floor stops to llsten to them Thelr selett1ons are well chosen and varled ln no tlme at all Mr Corwln turns them from a drssonant to a harmonlous cholr Every member strlxes Ll1l1gLI'lIIW for rneluslon IH the Chrlstmas Cholr for wnuh Vlr Corxun seleets only the best wolees to srng at thc. Chrlstmas Pageant 1' .111 Ute H1 err I 1 D 11112 Xhrktrt Nmuer Iumbe I 1Len K mn H Q t XX111 .1 I lxee er X1 I. I D I1111. 11 .me n om 111 xon Helm Lv r Chr1stmas Cho1r The members of the Chrlstmas Cholr are seletted from the Glee Club Pverw member ofthe Glee Club hopes throughout the 1 ear to be thosen for the Chr1stmas Cholr Though lf means long hours of prae mee, thes do II w 1ll1I'1glX , for the ITILISIL at the Chr1stmas Pageant IS alwaxs one of the parts vvhxch must be well done For several weeks before the Pageant IS presented the Cholr praetlces at noon under the dlrectlon of Nflr COFWIH Manx of the students brmg thelr lunches so they w1ll be on t1me The selectlons for the Pageant are Chrrstmas carols, and bes1des presentrng them at the Pageant, the Cholr also smgs them for the Rotarx Club and broadcasts them through the CICS streets Pug Thzrfm four , 7 1 I I I 1 I 1 T1lbI s,II Pratt. Y. D1 l111,', Hall,I'11rd,W111s.1L,P11111I, Nl l , R1lI1ef, He Ib' . P.1rr1-I., Nc1Is1111, K1l1.I'Ic, I' ln! .111 1, We 1. tl , H glcs, Nl. 3, R11 . :,f.1tr, Tr - - 1, ,1rI11111, Neg ,I s,C u11111111:s, R .ppley Xd.1111v, P 14,1 Ihtk ' , II1II, Hunan, H1 d,ue,I 1qgIcsro11,lI.1t11bs111:.Q11.11I.e11b11sl1,Cr.x1g.111, S1v.1xcr,H Il, ILK1111, . It , H1 ' , I.lf111sItl .1. B H.1II.IielII1,Il.1 , lr 111tL1.l, M1tI1.1cIs,.I11rd' , K11 s1n1es,f11x. l.Arf'el1rcr, III. I ' , H1'y1.111.II1x1md, NY1IL ,I'.11lurs1m g P.1I111e, 0.11-, IW-the .1.1tk,Qice,,I, D1:1xI111g, II111, S.11:f11r1I, WutIt111s,I1o11s, Keeler. SG.Prim,II1IIll1.111,Kr1gc1,l.e,1I1v, Y1v11l1g,lla1rYev, Tu1111cv, X1k1rI., Hood, I'.1rs1u11s,l1r.111gr-r, Du11b.1r, Burke, I'1c1I11s, ' 1 ', '-I1- v Y . N . U Y , . . Q . . , I Q . X , . . Q x. . , 1 i , - , , 4 . Q Q . Iv , , . I, , , X . . T Y . y ' - .- ' , , '- 1 - , s D t 1 H Pratt, Yltthe, Ba r, P r tk, 51.1113 H11.j , .dd.1d, Herb , .I uns, 11 x :F , , . - ,. V' , ' I , Y I , d. A, ug I1-s, '1ds.1 lQr'r1e:-er, Hom , ' I , ,' I.1r',l. mx 1, '1ld.1m, Hoyt, Tut P ,ll.1c11bso , Flu 1 d, H ,lI. lg s, Drludlns, ' V3 '. P .nr A - Y ' ,' ' I . ' N , ' , ' . Y. ' .1 . ' 1 ' . my y or mn nnane e1 mu A A an is imnan .ny Cren e W yn ale lord Treyena Carlrm Cumnne, N11 lnel Rh :da Brnmeu T Venderlxeh spear Nh Webb XX Venderltth Burn 'ylaxyyell Numm De Ler lxrxger r x n n L ana ul c n e 1 B Pur ell Farr Lanmn 'N xt y R Pratt Nl lem brael. Tumpane e e C super Nlerrn X ann In L1 my .1 e r .11 H rnun r N Kr lr yy D 11 N lxrxger Welty Lea y Theatre Gu1ld It dldn t take long to get the Theater Gulld organlzed for there are a great many drama lovers 1n the Academy At the nrst meetmg eommlttees were organlzed by MISS Webb, the advlsor and Betty Stray er the presldent -Xt noon, for a number of weeks the members of the make up eommlttees met and praetlsed maklng up the fellow members Thls was eertalnly fun and the eommlttee members were surprlsed to see the results of the1r art1stry In December the hrst of the two one aet plays was presented and everyone agreed that rt was a great sueeess It was a eomedy entttled Stster Sue and lf made one of the best assembly programs of the year After th1s hrst tr1umph the group rettred for Regents week Then they began plans for the1r seeonel one aet play Plays were read and re read untll the rxght one was found Then eastlng began and the stage eommlttes and make up eommlttees started their work As usual thelr vyere headaches over the propertles but the eapable eommlttee ln eharge found all the requlred pleees Th1s seeond play was also pres nted to the students ln an assembly It brought out talent whleh had not been dlseoy ered before lI'l some of the students Altogether the Gulld had a very sueeessful year v- u er Heal e er Ca frm oon Hour Coune1l The 'Nloon Hour Counexl s duty lb to proylde entertainment for the students yy ho carry their lunehes to sehool The members, Ruth Carpenter Florence lseller ean Carpenter, and Dorothy Saunders plan the programs four yyeeles 1n aelyanee These programs are eontlnually yarled They may be moytes, danees or qLllLL s, dep ndlng on the lngenulty ofthe Cflllfltll members The group has no preslelent but llstell alternately hlls the p msxtton of ehaxrman eaeh month P45 Tfzry fu: l 1, Loyelov, H, Pratt, Doyyling, Cr le ', O l.y'ony, l' 1d,CQage, Srravegvl Lv: y, F. Gi , V lst , H.dd el,-Iulmxwmvx,-Iorel , Hall. L. llaeobv, 'xml'1le,P. i e, l. - t, ts' , ', t,, js,. e. y, 1 , .. s, . ' ,Q s,, ss' ,g ',' ', y,, .' ,Q , t ,' , l-'e f.,yy's1tl,rsn ,sw ym,Qtnf1l ,L f-.l,H1.k,Hl1.4, .1-f, e . . , g,.1r1 hy, ,, f ei as , - ,E y ... , , 11,. at -, lap s' . Reilly, H: 'r, M qraw. 3. K :le , V: Tass:l, xr kg, Pa sony, 'lg 1. e , s. ' . ' , ' V-, hit lf- 'T ' 4 A v A 4 V ' ' , My Y A - 1 . . . - --.-- - - Y . ' . T . sf' ' sl .- , , X A . s V 1 , . . ' . . - A A . s s V - s' - . - . - ' - ,I , a- - 4 s s - - , ' - - , s' , , , . - . . 4 . f ' . Q- 5.1 utlers, T f..rfc'1: , Nlr Du 1,K -ll ,R r He' . . I A - , , X , , , , A , , . S 'I T, . . , , if . . -, , - , . ,. , , C C V U . A , U I- . - . . -h L , - .- . f 1 7 - T 1 1111 1 rener 1 tt t U 1 mrlt Nc'1lul1 D417 1 B1.n1e1 X111 11 L 1 1 111 r N11 :rx m mn 1 11n1 r at t 111 X ul. Po umor Red Cross The Red Cross, as everyone knows, does a great deal to help people 1n var1ous ways Durlng the war they locate m1ss1ng men, nurse the wounded,and perform countless other necessary tasks The un1or Red Cross does IES b1t 1n a smaller Way Each year If conducts a drlve to enroll every student 1n 1ts organ1zat1on Through the membershlp dues and contrlbutlons of the boys and g1rls It ra1ses money wh1ch 1S turned' over to the local chapter of the Jun1or Red Cross These students are largely respons1ble for the success of the 1944 Red Cross dr1ve The1rs 1S the t1me and effort wh1ch goes 1nto the work of makmg the dr1ves a success each year Page Tbzrg :xx 1 4111 rh, W,:Ien1.1, Kr'11j',l.dcer, H.1111111vvJ,lI1r. 1 ,Pl .11'mer, Fur' lI,Q1.1tLenk-Lsh, S'rg1111o11.4fcrvA , 51.13-lellif, L. Yan G1 1,-r, I 1 ., r .1l1, I ', K' slr v, O'Slu11itL, l'e1ersu11, G.1r.l1z:er, Nlar1111y. Sthill-after. 1. Csvrderv, Walid, H.1vfe1v, Buthumger, Keller, llcvelvnz. Gore, Cm-su11, Sxmrh, lfllmr, Grover, I-runkfsxrher, Boymn, lin rl sh, Kresrsltl .1, Xin H.1ll1d:1f, Qlntolu, X h usnne, . 'ss Clure Xl.1tl1L'.1'1, lwurmn, H, l'r,1tt, Nl, I .'1, Purple, Hu F , C1 ll . , Nl . N1 l11osI1, :Mlm 1', 511.111, . liss Y.11:11Q, Say , . darn. L L ve lu u 1 4 no 1 e 1 War Stamp Club To promote the sale of war stamps and bonds 1n the aeademx thls group was orlgnated under 'Vlrs imes Wednesdax lb a werx busy das for them slnee they have the job of eolleetlng the monex vxhleh the students brmg to purchase vvar stamps The homeroom representatwes must record the purehases of stamps and keep thexr records up to date Other members ofthe club count out the stamps, dlstrlhute them, and go ox er the records of the sale 'Xnother of the tasks of thls group lb the postmg of war stamp l1terature They urge thexr fellow stu dents to put more monex IU bonds and they work uneeasmgls toward the goal of too' , partrcrpatlon throughout the school on stamp dass lfaeh member ofthe group has put IU mueh spare ttme so that C F A mlght be proud of tts sales of war stamps Page Tlurfj Juni t t l w 1 Pratt, 'I' Wwvdurlxtlm, Hrlt, W W-'rin-'l1eh, l'tLcrsr1om, 1 -lotus, li 'l' , P rple, X14 lon, H ' I my W- mule, l,.nw:':n. , Sr.x.k,l'l.r1:e.-ry Q l :h1s,D.ml1ng, llaekert, Reese, lloyt, itnuer, Gu:f,,lol1':swm, lieu ls. 4. krwger , l.e.xlly, Xfrx Tassel, XhssWclel1, Nlzs. 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Q 1 Y p len X-Xlurh N e ur an 1 ue t e rryuue ee111a1 y ee er 11141 o Hall rd e range a p Dymbxr m s 11 1m 1 ,111 e ry 1e Te Band Th1s year the Band made a verv Colorful pleture at our football games The new untforms were the reason for the renewed mterest IU the Band At the games they marehed smartly and played very well Mr Grlfhth s tralnlng was CVlLlCI1I ID the seleetlon yvh1eh they played and the Band added much to the pepped up feelmg of the students Wxth one sueeessful eoneert behlnd the1n the Band 1s looklng forward to a blgger and better Sprmg Coneert These are events for the band members for they enjoy playlng for the publle e1111111 rr 1111 e 1 1 r X 1rre1 r 1 11 r e 11 Semor Orchestra lVlLlblLl21I'l5l Can II be posslblep Those novlees who VVlfh book IH hand thmlcmg only of the hard fest LWJICIIIZQ them lll elass used to do111111ate the llrst flo PFD N1 1ybe 1t doesn t seem poss1ble but these same students are noyy groyy n up Under the capable dlree F1011 of Mr Qoryym they have beeome yyh If s 1111e p ople eall outstandmg 111us1e1ans What would out sehool do yy lfhllllf them? Why only th1s year they played for our Senlor Play and the Rotary Club and they also eontrlbuted the1r tllent to the Cornrng Glass Works Broadeasts ln add1t1on to all th1s they presented the1r annual Sprmg Coneert yy1th the Glee Club The may nr ey ent on the ealendar of the orehestrz IS the playtng at the Commeneement exerelses Paz Tlvm ezqlvz lv If Vl V '1rsel1 ull d L Sel mme r,f,l1t , H11 1, H r rs,B11r:1s, Rust , Strayer, Xlolea:1,vI11y', Pafzers 111, K l 3 Ta r , , bazrfo , Gl .1so11, Re V.V,1. p, . ,c'ft.V,14, lyl ,T b1s.,1'.1-.14 l',l 3,1-1.1..1.y1,me1,,1e111f,y1 Palmas 1'f1rr,ym1V.- V.-1.:,,11ff1t11.1,y1V e1f1111f11,1s of aff, yy' 1 ,sm f, 1111-. Y - 1 - 1 . 1 -. 1 . V 1 - V 1 V - . 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' A ,' , , , ' 7 - 1 - - - ' ' , 1 1 f K - t V - a .' 1 1 A -- V' H V 'L V 1 a -1 1 1 V 2 ' a 1 V' 1 . - s . . -' - I 1 Nparlt Nrltx lt lxemmer Burton ellxf xhx arrz Nexern Nlanxkon kr 1 Pulxer Duncan xhoono er Blake LaFoll tre Nialrbx Buldra Nialone Nianmng C reere Xlr Xldam L lapp Strmg Cholr The name of thrs organrzatron may perhaps seem strange to some of the students but that IS what the group actually IS a chorr of strlnged rnstfuments The one exceptlon rn the group IS the chrmes Now 1n the second year of IES exlstence the cho1r IS under the able leadershlp of Mr Aldam The organrzatlon has a very dehnlte purpose of tralnlng students for concert Work There IS no doubt that the Strrnged Chorr has added much to the musical tramxng of the Academy boys and grrls ro 4 N141 an bthurmmer an Hall T bb 5 falrun Pratt Nlr 'Klslam llmcltett la un1or Orchestra What keeps Mr Aldam so busy? Well for one thmg, the unlor Orchestra Members of the Senror Orchestra usually rece1ve the1r first tramrng 1n the jumor Orchestra From If has come many talented students Frldaw at 3 oo they are 1n the audltorlum In a very few mlnutes 'VIr Aldam has everyone seated and the pract1ce begrns The play mg of thetlunlor Orchestra IS alway s enjoy able and their concerts throughout the year have been serx successful Page Thug mn: .f'w, 'r',' , ,il .Sv ,f ,, v.. ', X, ',' e .. ,. ,Q :,.. 1 Burton, Pulver, Reese, Pnrrerwn, Burke, Shu arrz, Severn, Greene. L. Rarritk, S arks, Malrl-sy, Webb, Nlarukowsknl ellnf, Blake, Setkel, M Granger, Heermans, lfehn, Yrlrrrk, N F 1 x . C ss ,, xt , ' ,ll ' , u s.-. yr , ,, .. , 4 ,.pp. 7 . Y. . KI . I , . Y Z Y . . . . V . 1 l 1 N1 urlterr ls m Cmnane 1. H1gg1n Herle t Carpenter Xhnder H111 We11derl1tl1 M1 Cole l'err1 in lelm Cunmngs Pamcl. kelle L1brary Staff The members of the Llbrary Staff spend at least one perlod a week 1n the llbrary helpmg Mlss Cole, the l1brar1an Many of them spend much more t11ne than th1s They a1d 1I'1lITlC1'1SCly IH the care of the l1brary The1r work cons1sts of checkmg books 1n and out of the lrbrary for other students Worn and da1n aged COplCS are g1ven a new lease onl1fe by these expert I'CpHl1'I'I1C11 They replace 1eturned books 1n the1r proper places on the shelves and keep the l1brary functronlng The Staff 1nv1ted the faculty to a tea wh1ch every teacher enjoyed as much as the L1brary Stafl Th1s year plans are made for part1es at wh1ch the L1brary Staffs of NOffhS1dC and Pa1nted Post H1gh schools w1ll be guests Isabel Lyons, presldent, Frances Glnnane VICC presldent, and Anne Markert, secretary treasurer, head the group 111111 X in e Xlezx Debatm g Club Here we have the argumennve students of the Academy Parhamentary procedure kee s order when the d1scuss1ons become heated The sublects wh1ch are chosen for debat1ng are many an var1ed Each subject IS thoroughly tnvestlgated before any concluslons are reached Contrary to the popular bellef that glrls make better debaters than boys th1s club IS three fourths boys, qulte capable of holdlng the1r own M1ss Roblnson, a new faculty member, has taken over the pos1t1on of faculty advrsor for the or ganxzatlon The a1m of the group IS to promote debates w1th other schools Though there were no out S1dC debates th1s year the club had some very successful debates at the1r meetlngs ' Page Forg 1 .11 ,. 1s,1 ,. s, 7, , , , , , ss ,' s,.r 1, -,,' ', r. . I . I . x Y . . 7 . Q Y Y . Y , . . . . 7 ' I ' 1. Samford,DL-.1l1,l7err1s. 1.,li.1ge,Keeler,Y.1nTassel,C11nn111g . 3. Sl1v.111,f,I1zte, Mw Rub wr , ,1c1 dr xv, 'I . . . V . . . V . Y . 1 . . Y . . , . 1 andun C .ma 11 er e 1 eel N11 p- 1r mer Dunbar N 1111'1 n u 1e n e 1 X 11 Xdams Web re Bxrr Burrm Bern rdt umor H1gh School Student Counc1l The un1or I-hgh School Student Counul functlon IU the same was as the Sen1o1' I-hgh School Stu dent Countll The cand1dates for the un1or Counc1l present platforms IH assemblx at the same t1me as the Senlors Paul Breed won the presldcnu th1s year, oy te Shaeffer, the VIC6 pres1denu Carl Ielltf the ofhce of secretary and Glorla St1rpe, the office of treasurer The blggest success of the COLlI1C1l was the securmg ofa mlrror for the glrls room an accomphsh ment that wlll go down ln Atademx h1stor1 The L1fll0I'S are sotlallx lI'1LllIlCLl and the mam SOLl1l arlmt Nr.: 11 1 1111 11 N 1 Art Club Perhaps you have seen a group of cs cllsts rovmg round the country , armed w1thlunthes paper, and penclls lf you have, If s probably the Art Club These future Raphaels meet once a month, and whether 1n school or afield have a great t1me sketchmg and enjoymg the eats Then, too, the versat1le group often turns lrstener for mterestmg talks such as the one glVCH by Dr Gage on color The extenslve act1v1t1cs of IhlS group th1s wear lncluded Red Cross work, and the makmg of Chr1st mas place cards for sa1lors Any poster work always fmds the Art Club ready and wllllng to lend a hand MISS Clute, faculty adv1sor helped to gulde the orgamzatlon Page Forg om .L' , lr' Ler,Sl.x ,tl llf,Br ,Q r MG. d' , .1, 'ew ..,KI.X dr'vs,Se'1 ,Mrs Dr w,Ols111,.f. tenv, 113. ' s r, ' , 1 , s '. ' .' , , ' . ' I, ,. ' - ' .11 ' ', . . , - , . YQ '. ' , I l I 4 N . . . , , . K - Hours which they held on Friday afternoons were well attended. 1 1. Sf' ,',Pr.1rr,l'e1:'1s,f ck L Ha up 1111, Quagl a , R 1 11.111, Kk11:'x1 gs 1. NI11lt.1:1, M1-s Llutehlellxf, 4. X1.1d1g.1:1, Gage, ,'tI111111o1e' ,4 f ly - - ' ' J' ' - , . , T 1 - . ' , . t Negra .uk Rmher Burke Haddad N1 than Hood Nlaltby elltf Dry lne ixnnane 1 Nlultael Nhyer lsvxeeer Fern R e Rhoda We-lth Nxt-I B elltf .teob nv lreell n er 1 rayy v Burke Colf I mmm, R Prnt Hormlnz Dunbar Xlr Banner Conservauon Club lf you are fond of long walks 1n all sorts of weather, then you have mueh tn common Wlfh these members ofthe Conservatlon Club Thelr mam lnterest IS Nature To learn more of the world around them they take walks and attend Nature d1scuss1ons MOVIES too, play an nnportant part 1n thenr aet1v1t1es Brology lab 15 a popular spot w1th them stnee there IS alway s somethtng new to be observed These students have learned much through the club as well havlng frohcs on spectal oceaslons e on 5 yum rr: N 1 Bu hm er Lexu In ron X mlm: L' Camera Club These boys and glrls are experts on the lntrlcate parts of a camera They' know how to take a photo graph and not vylth an amateur hand ' The organlzatton ts qutte ltvelv and many of the members have been tn If throughout their hlgh school years osephlne Weleh headed the club this year as prestdent Her eapable asslstants were Fdlth Fekerstrom vtee presldent, Betty Strayer, seeretary, and Betty Rhoda, treasurer Beverly Sanford was the News Reporter and Agnes Quagll ma represented the elub IU the Student Counell Nflr N almore was the faeulty adv1sor A beautlful evenlng ID Oetober revealed the members of the Camera Club assembhng on the Publte L1brary' steps for a hay r1de The route of the rlde was to the Flsh and Game Club and every one had a grand tlme Page Forty tu o y '. 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A - , . 2 . . . . , - ' ' V A I '. , , s - n1e1ell1 .arr 11 lu 111 ne ale e 11 X 1 P ll rre lux 11 XItX.1111,1r1 Pm 1111 Dm I112 Dunbar 1. uatken u 1 IKEY Ba I el 1 X68 Ll Xllllfl EEE YJ l HY llll, SIU rn C TI UUFIU .llll C X I l X ,J EY 7l l Jflfl Xl .111 T1bb F l111 H ll V111 r xt-11 .1 111111 1-r111.111 anger .111 11,cr 1 r1r1Lrm Bur e kelly C e Lat1n Club Th1s s1zeable group represents the lnterest ln L21I1I11l'1 the Academy Th1s year was the hrst year of IES exlstence and the club turned out very successfully under the dlrectlon of VI155 Harr1ngton The pur ose of the club IS to delve 1nto Roman ant1qu1ty , to fam1l1ar1ze the students w1th var1ous Lat1n quotat1ons and 1n general to prov1de a background for Lat1n work The orgamzatlon lb d1v1ded 1nto two groups for eas1er advancement F1r5t year Lat1n students com pose one group, wh1le the second and fl l1I'Ll vear students compose the other The Lat1n Club has so a1ded the students 1n the1r study of the Lat1n language that Lat1n has become eas1er and more fun for them 1 Npea Nt-21 1. lalme Nlagraw Nxelon 3 Ruman Tumpane N11 Tobev Qnge .1 Par 1 Nic Andrew Rhrde Dean llbllesron Gee Choral Reading Although the Choral Readmg group has been IH organ1zat1on only a few years, If has created a fa1th ful and mterested followmg MISS Tobey, who has sk1llfully tra1ned the members for un1son readmg, has arranged the group accordlng to the range of the1r VOICCS Each year the club presents an assembly program, greatly enloyed by the student body Th1s year the members have been pract1c1ng selectlons from the B1ble, wh1ch they may use as mateual for the1r assembly program Page Fong time 1 l'1r1te11r, Se , B , Nl rp l,. :xr t , kb l, r. 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French Club The activities of this club have been curtailed somewhat because of the war. 'AC'est la guerrew, as they would say. Previously, the club received authentic literature from France and presented French movies to the interested students. All this has been stopped for the duration ofthe war, but the club still exists with its main purposefthe study of France, its language and customs. Mrs. Kresge is the faculty advisor. ,U .4 Christmas Choir March 5 4 .F .fi LETICS ey 4 K Q A f . -0 . , 1 WQ7 ' I W 'Y W C 6 Ll P.1ge FWD -ff! : 'tan hh VEFSIKY Football In the sprxng a young man s fancy may turn to thoughts oflovt but IU the fall h1s thoughts turn to football Undcr the guldance of Coach Craumcr our boys learned sportsmanshlp and character bu1ld1ng not lust for w1nn1ng now but for the blgger th1ngs whlch are ahead The team lost two good men Hookcr locven and Clutch Surg to the Nlavy b fore the season began and Chxclc lsrebs left before lf was over September 2.5 Our flrst game at Geneva We yvere off to a good start outplay1ng a favored team all through the game We came out on top wlth tvyo touchdowns The hrst was a 37. vard run off rlght tackle by B1ll H1n and the second came on a rush over center w1th ack Frey carry1ng the plgskln October 1 A n1ght game at Hornell Desplte the ra1n and muddv field the team played a good game W1th the a1d of D1ck Sheehan s blockmg and B111 H1n s superb punt1ng we held them to only one score October 9 Our first home game w1th our trad1t1onal r1vals from across the r1ver The game was play ed 1n good Splflf and Wlfh dogged determ1nat1on We put up a hard hght but came out on the losmg end ofa 17. o score October 16 Another muddy day Although yye came out on the vyrong end of a I3 o score we out played Elm1ra HClghIS throughout the game Ch1ck Krebs left the game W1th a bad knee Soon after he left school and went IHIO the Navy He captamed the team untll he left October go At Bath we saw somc vcry good play1ng by both teams Academy brought out some trlcky runn1ng plays wh1ch accounted for 18 POIHIS Bath made the1r touchdowns by long passes November 6 Once agam we were try 1ng to defeat Norths1dc Both teams fought hard and used some good plays However N H S was bettcr and yy on by I9 poxnts Thls ended the play1ng season for an other year The h1ghl1ght of the year for the team came yy hen on January II they vyent to hear Captaln B1lls who had yust returned from Afr1ca speak to them on the teamyy orlc yy h1ch football teaches Pag For y nv sn- 1 . al AK 1 Xslello, Kwbs. ll1llm.1::, Xl.1l11um-v,C11da, lrcv, Ky'res.W.1:1111:-lc.Y.1rly!11,ll1',P:.l1r 1 l'l1ll1n.111, Rursell, K'11grr,ll.1cL, l.:.1l1y', X.11'es,Drluu111s, Nltlall. 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A ' 1 . 5 7 4 ' - , 7 V f V - , . 1 r - Q Sept Ont Ott Ott Ott 'N V 'J Gi.l1C.Vl o Hornell 6 'Nl S 1 llmlra He Btth ll S SCHEDULF l2l'll'5 I3 CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA un1or VHFSIKY Football Th1S year the un1or X ars1ty Football squad was rather 1nact1ve It emerged from htbernatxon th1s 1943 football season only long enough to defeat the Y arstty s thlrd team by a score of 11 to I3 at our own Pyrex Park Th1s1nact1v1ty prevented us not only from seemg some of the future stars of the varsxty IH aet1on, but also from v1ew1ng our new coach s handlwork Mr Gnfhth has done well by the Band, and as lndlcated by th1s short prevlew would have probably been as suceessful Wlfh the un1or Bulldogs As we blame every thmg else on the wat, we mlght as w ll add th1s l1ttle xtem to the long l1st of casualt1es Transportauon for the X arslty was very dlfhcult to arrange, buttransportatlon for the unlor X ars1ty turned out to be 1mposs1ble laki :ull :Texan KI: el :er H11 lt Pug: Forlj men . 13 ' ' i . . 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V D 1.Gor1on,Nlurphv,flan1'ery,Tr,1tey. it-l1.1nn1,Welab,ITKrl..1mgel.1.1 C1-ru, Xi1zzon1,B.1:t,G.1le, l.au:en1e, Hallett, Mano, Cotter,B1e'A, Run. 3,Nlr.Gr1rhth, Castelma, I t , 111: .,-omsm, l ., 1 1th l,fcs1ell1,F ram, zb . t t Vars1ty Basketball Tht IH, 44 babkttball stason xx as off to a good start thls xear debpxte tertaln tomphtatxonb Tht b1gge5t draxx batk was the startltx of letttr mtn xx ho turned out tor the roll t all IH tht tall -X5 rn all tht sports tht Armtd Serx1te5 haxt taken manx boxs xx ho otherxuse would haxe been on thx: xtar 5 tt lm From thu grttn stotk Coath Duntan moldtd a btaut1ful plaxmg team that xx on 1 tgtmts and loet onlx 6 Ytxt xt lr thu ttam pI'0l'IllbC5 to go plateb and get there 111 a hurrx Tht latt that Coath Duntan appomttd a ntxx taptaln btfort tath gamt gaxe our boxs a thante to shoxx thttr xx orth Thu btabon Bob Hlllllldll Chutk Sonntr Betalt Drlgmnb and oe Nates all atted a5 taptunb u5t bttort tnttr mg tht Nlaxx, Tom Spttxalt had hlS turn too Gtotgt Pratt xx as tht hleh stortr for the team not onlx tn theleagut garnet but albo 111 tht othtt ttn gamts H15 tot tl xx a5 I3.4,PO1f1IS Peter P1tarazz1 xx as the team manager, aablsted bx Nl1lton Lapw P11 F071 ezgfrr 1 llvall, Stlxt-ml, 5m1:e1,l7'1:s1'w, llrz, Nj'-.x,tle, Xxrcx,N.1rcx,RoIvll,ll:ll1'.l'2,C uhh l3..:zt.r. , L -,- - ra . . - Y - - ' Y . -- V' - ' - ' -, ' -. . 1 ' 1 v ' ' ' ' 'V Y' A , v A -2 I A -. . 1 - - 1 . - 2 , ,A - - yl . , - Y- , f v Y v,. '- ,Z I Only two men, Bob Hillman and Beezie Driggins, had had previous varsity experience. I - aa ' t I - - n f 1 A -' , . v A 1 L ae 1 - ,V ., .7 ,t b .,, J , . ll .- 4 4 , 1 vf - l l T ' A , , Vv I 'f A 1 - 1 - I 1 1 A t t . ,Sh '- 2 ,, - ' V ' - , ' . - . , -J. Y A ' It f r - ' , CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA CFA SCORES Horseheads Canlsteo Addison I-lornell Waverly Palnted Post Northslde Canxsteo Bath Hammondsport Newark Hornell Palnted Post Addlson Northslde Elm1ra Helghts Bath C F A Elmlra Helghts un1or Vars1ty Basketball lander the straln of yy ar sp nrts ln Cornlng Free Academy have wltnessed some radlcal chang s blot to see our unlor X arslty Basketball team playlng at games away from home was one of these changes Cornlng Free Academy thls year boasted a well rounded hghtlng unlor X arslty Basketball team under the d1rect1on of Mr 'XfIcCullough The team won more than a maporltv of 1ts games and shovyed up well l1'1 the games whlch thev d1d lose But what IS more lmportant IS the fact that they showed the ab1l1ty and Splflf necessary for makmg the X ars1ty Another fine quallty shown by the un1or X arsxty team thls year as 1n every other year was sports mansh1p X basketball IS a p r1od of development for most basketball players and the X team dld develop durlng the season W1th a strong offense and a hne defense the unlor X arsxty team showed their ablllty to plav ball and take mstrucuon as yvell Smce the team d1d w1n most of the games that 1t play ed durlng the season they d1d haye a successful season The degree of success whlch they attalned can be better shown by the way they fare next year 1n X arslty competltlon H Patg F tj 1 zz 33 . . . 18 I 7.1 . . . 16 ' 7-9 - - - 39 7.0 . . . 7.9 34 . . . 16 ' 34 - - ' 37 I 38 . . . 7.7. 7.5 . . . 13 33 . . . 18 35 . . . 7.7. 18 . . . 33 7.6 . . . 45 D 33 . . . 38 3 31 , . . 7.3 l 31 . . . 7.7 I D 30 . . , 16 4' - - - 39 y . 30 . . . zz T . , ' . , . ' ' . . Y ' ' -, f. , L 1 C . 1 . . A 'J 7 . 3 J . ,I . . . I - 3 7 '.' ' e' J.'. ' Q Q . I . . . , . 'Y . ' , 1 Q1.1'zr1::1, O?s.l,l3m'1?.1 Xluznnx,-Iatk, K:1c:r,Coaeh Nltfoll mugh, 1llm.1n, l.e.1hy', l'Iy-nn, Tammaru, XL11 1, Xsx':llo,l.1z1l'red. e or -fir srl et Cross Country Team Ont of tht tomparatwtlx ntxv sp arts Ill Cornmg Frtt At ultmx lb tht C1 oss Countrx Tt 1m Under tht tllrtttlon of Vlr Golllhtr out of tht t mmpu 1 IX tlx new tt 1th rs, tht Cr ass Countrx tt 1111 xx 15 or gamzcd amts Rotsell was tltttttl taptam ,mtl the hoxs stt to xxork real work To set tht hoxs rur1 mug up and tloxvn streets, ovtr hllls xx 1th t lst sttms tom xlxc. If lo :L tasx But tross tountrx Ylllifllflg 15 develop thtse tsscnuals 'Xfter alot of hard work tht lmx s yourntx ttl to Rothcsttr a11tlt11ttrttl1n tht txtmt there A ltw ofthe boxs were ahlt to place IH tht txtnt and thtst hoxs are xvorthx of pra1se Cross Countrx 15 .1 hm tor1d1 tloner and xvlll a11l manx of tht boxs 111 thc.1r tratlf. ex ents The Cross Couutrx team had a suttessful xear and xx1ll tontmue to ht a sport 1l'1 tht 'Ma ltmx as long as the runnmg sp1r1t staxs xx :th the Atad cmx boxs Cheer Leaders lfm c1111 A LINNK Uhr A Pzgf Fzjg 1. l7oxxl1v'Q, R.1::J,1ll,U'-um, llc I ,lolrwxv-1 1 Xl' lv lxlc .N11'.1l'. l11:1s,L,1.1 uu', W hs: -1 l l'1 'v1 I . I' l'g!'v::,1': A W . - 1 1 I A vv A- - - A if H . , -2 A Jv ' - s - --S N A if A2 A ' 'l 1 . ' b ' , ' ' C, l'Lf ' A 'L 1 C N A 1 1 M U' 'L 'Z' ' one of the most gruelmg of sports. It is a test ol stamma and c11'.lurar1ce and lf was up to the boys to 1 1 I f . v v- ' , v , f - 1- 2 1 . A :A I 1 A v 5 ' -A v ,' . 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'i ' s , . ,' . -, - 1 - J' 1 Z' J I 1. 5 pf Y i , 1 . 4 1 ' 1 1 H ' i ll 1 fe 1 l 1 , xx, W tl-rltl1,D1:nb r.Rxvthe7.Xl.1r 1 1 Br-mem.-, Hy.ler,T1f11c', lJ'er,X1r G I. be ,5xvLxr 9 nner A e xrxhul. .Att at m fx u e I arazzn N ee an a Crnume X J rxugm eahy 1 man ah me .1 e m v. e me Varslty C Club Brother organlzatlon to the Athletlc C Club 15 the Y arslty C Club The boys eagerly enter lnto sports and strlve for thelr C letters The competltlon for the awards IS very keen, and each boy CFICS hard to earn a hlgh number of pomts through part1c1pat1on tn lntramural sports The club was begun to further the Splflf of sportsmanshxp and loyalty ID the school Under the 1eadersh1p of ack Frey, the Club has carrled out th1s alm He was asslsted by Charles Sonner, VILC presldent, and Donald Palme, the secretary A great event on the school calendar IS the annual boxlng match whlch the X ar s1ty C Club sponsors Thls year was no exceptlon The students came out ln full force to see the en gagements and quite a few people were surprlsed to note the lnterest vs hlch the matches created, even among the glrls Athleuc C Club The Athletlc C Club IS a sports organlzatlon whxch develops the Interest of the glrls xn after school games Te tms are formed whnch compete for the school champlonshlp IH games such as soccer, basketball, and baseball Partlclpatxon ln the games by members of the teams earns a certaln number of points for them The polnts are accumulated and at the end of the year the gtrls w1th the hlghest num ber of polnts are awarded the coveted C letters whxch xl1SIlDgl11Sh the members of thls organxzatxon r H1gh School gurls compete xn a s1m1lar system and are awarded letters whlch are shghtly smaller than those merlted by the older glrls Thts year Beverly Patterson, presldent, carried out the alms of the orgamzauon, assxsted by Jean Webster VICC presldent and Rosamund Pratt, the secretary P r n e We 1 le 2 y cn s 1 c e 1 Rec c kr get Herbs I N11 ll If x.l,A1 Page Fzftj one l.P.1lnte. 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Sexexn Fdeer R Nell vu Ca pemer R Ne-:lon Vlhezrrun x n .A r er 'K mr x e Ben u m Dxlrun Bakker Obourrx lx Boys Intramural Counerl The Boys Intramural Counell lb an organuatlon to brlng together the representatn es from the boys mtramural leagues, both unlor and Semor boss It IS the duty of the tounell to settle dlsputes ar1s1ng rn the lntramural leagues and to carry out proleets approved by the Counell and faculty advlsor, Mr Dunean The Intramural Counell of 1944 eleeted Peter Plearazzl presldent, Charles Sonner, VICC presl dent, and George Pratt secretary Meetlngs were held on the first Thursday of each month and the usual buslness was carrred through The Boys Intramural Counc1l may well be eonsldered a demoeratle form of gow ernment To govern the Intramural sports IS the duty ofthe Councll and during the year 1944 lf may be Sald that the Councll serx ed rts purpose 1n every way Hutton , Plarr bmnane Ruetu Cam Nlalrhx Nurfe Blodzerr lxrrzer Fxrre-Il Hager Nxxear em mwld lemnex Herberr Nln cr I B de 4 Herbert Xrr the Q url' Nh Wolford Hrrhxt kmekerbotker llxxoud l'esz'e ron Xhaeth-r Cunnmgham Rerllx Hlzke B r elrt Grrls Intramural Councrl The members of the mtramural teams seleet several glrls to represent them on the eounell These glrls attend the meetlngs and report to thexr teams the deelslons ofthe counell Thls xear the counell eleeted Eleanor Hllt, presldent and MISS Wolford was the faculty advlsor The counexl draws up rules for the drfferent sports and many of the members xolunteer to be score keepers, trmekeepers, and referees for the games Th1s year the counc1l spent cons1derable trme makmg score cards for the recordrng of the team aet1v1t1es Page Fzftj mo -,TIN , '1,' .,'.r4,ft tg. ,:j, ., sr, r , ,,'e,' , Ljo Nj tk, K eg ,llr an 3, Nlt Xndrex ,jess n, N N4 , . 1 , ' - , N ,D. ls, , . 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Y. -For 62 Yefzrv ll IJej1emff1l1le Hazziizlg Ally COM PLIMEIN TS OF CORNING TRU T COMPAN I T '1 befe me bznzdfeds 0 16650125 ulfg C01 lllllg leads The Leader THE LE -XDER EXIPLOH Q 60 LOC KL PEOPLE CORRLNPOND HPRL SRL A Fl W OF THE EXCLLQ tNTK EellIOl'IllS Kssoelxteel Press XX1re Qerxlee Loell News N xemltx IN ss Natlonal News Nl Orlel News Qoeretx Nlews Sportmg News Letters to Eelltor Rtelxo Ch nrt 15 and B Hens Ngo Talles o Parents Tour Hellth Book Renew Epo s ql lnts P1 ture Pig 9 hool News IXI Pl KTLRI Q Nmonal Polrtl s CIVIOOIIS uestlons -Xnsw ered Conue Qtrlps Scrx xl Ntorx Chureh Page Firm P156 NX Omen s Plge Pooel Pxge E ln 111 1 e 'K New Horleer XX lblllllglllll Du He llth News TruelT1les Q oll Features K P Pextures X P PILILIFCS Book Lse am x lr lstlele or mx Silllel lrel sou I lease The Le lelel me lSLlI'L5 L11 is one ofthe gooel and complete newspqels of the eountrx For the stuelent s lI1l'OFI'IllI1OH unelerstanehna ine yuelgment If w Lrr lnts e lI'C.fLll eiatlx serutlnx THE EVENING LEADER CORNING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY CLEARING HOUSE Comma C h tmher of Commerce 1 commumrx orgamzarlon ol puhl1c sp1r1reel men and women who xolunr1r1lx conrrlbure rhe1r mme mel talents 111 a cooperluxe eflorr to help malee rhls commumrr 1 herrer place 1n whrch to l1xe and elo husrness Ir IS 1 commumrx clearmg house for CIXIC and husmess prolecrs lr IHIIIJILS 1nxesr1gares and cooperates w1rh local stare and federal othculs on measures aFfecr1ng the general welfare of rh1s commuznrx CORNING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE C XX Boxlw SO6L1c'fzI11 Xlrnzrzgea Phone1b6O Pal Nzxmlzrz . . . f . 1 I . . . . . 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