Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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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 . A ' ' 1 . b . ll . I I -' -v I . ' I , . nv .rv P TT ' 1' 1' 7 ' . . . 'W r . - J . . 4 J , l . I . . ' Q I l . -I . . . .V . . ' Y 2 .7 1 y . . ,F 7 T. Y' I Anne Yorio leaves a pompadour. Super salesman Alan Clute wills his ability to the next Senior Class. ' ' sa . M A s ' ' A - . .V s- f I . . A ' . - ,Q , ,- , - .. . Ay...v ,,. .. y '. ' . 1 A , A A 1 , A If 1 'fa 1 v -A , A y ' I '. A' , ,-- . ' Y ,. s ' H I H ix. J . 1 1, Y ,1 P, l, A l V. .7 S . , , I as uwlry-I

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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 ' . 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