Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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11 ' x .i AN The Sophomore Class y The Sophomores, who are they? In truth they hold one of the important positions in QurTown. They are the new bloodl' in most ol the cluhs. Citizens from the Sophomore Classtibin tl1e5Gle,5Q-'f-Qt Cluh for the .hrstfpimeg they have Jock a language Cothertgthan Englisltrb so tlfe 'ercle Francais and the l.atin Clttlyttpen theitfdoors to them. To all thelcluhs thefioin, lgheyhring their enthusiasm and zest which I-seep the older memhers jumping to remain one step ahead to the new eomers. Joe Kelly Qhrother of BOIWD, Don Lovejoy fof T-If-A-M famef, Anne Reilly, and Arthur .nr Kttt. R ' ' T LQIRI5 .itt,trditt.t, XI I'.tIttttt, Xl, Bans, I.. Ixe.,t1e,I'I XX ttit.eId, l. Hans, D. lltllxtr, Q ta ttmlttx. xt .t.,:'Rtu I' I Ilatkett ,rtikmt I. X Rmto, ,fit Ron I3 VI Kon I .i tr Ratt. N .r,.t' Rott. vt! RW. fi' Rm: R P Ilulett. Smith. Y Retllx, Set X.trtlz,i liattttne, Il Ltwrttlntti, Il. Lltiselsltt, I Rec-ti, I3 llI.tLe,X -It-llill, X, Kit l3.tLet, I. Xt rto.l Pestilt. Xl, I'tt.tr.t1zt O. Baker, XI. I I-.tell l I.ettxtnxwttI1, ' t-I f tt ,.. ecau, t. thier! .ax , , .iitc-f, M Nleelt.t:t, Li Iolttterwl. Xlatxtn., X, . IUILINRII tx X1 X1 It ill lNlrtttXI'ltlitk llfrltll Erskine help keep the class rollin' along hy sponsoring class activity. A Sophomore year would not he complete if the annual Freshman-Sophomore Dance were not included in the schedule. The 1945 edition was well attended by a large representation of Freshmen and Sophomores. All the citizens of Our Town unite in giving congratulations to this Sophomore Class, sin- cerely hoping that the sophomore classes of the future will he as great a credit to Our Town as was that of1944-1945. Q. Dedrttlx. R. P:.t:z, In Nlalzry, Xl, Ik-':'ts. NI. HrtI'tIt, I' Y.t::l7t:sen, .iran on tx,-tt, x ttftttyt xtxtittfttt.tft.,t tat-x.t,,t visit., it s,tt.i.-it if., ti. twill, R. C .tntelt.t'n,-I Pvtile, R. Raxistvttt, ll Xlape-, Nl l't.txts,k Nt t fel-, l'. Pttrtell, 5. Hetlertnl Pelles, I4 Ihttxersttr, I' I'lil.tt:d, XI Tenetttnt. Wehster, .X. Daxts 5 Lit-lung I. llsytgett, I. I..tttnit hr. T. Xtttlmvst tie, XI. NI.ttl.ti.tI, BOYS i. st-.ttmtttttxtte tt titmtftt ,t. tvtutttfti, tu time, t.. isttttltm, xx' outfit, w. n. t...xt,t.,i, xx t-mai Xlttll:-ns,C tatttttttt, T,t,t..ttxx, R xtttw. I'lttttter,lI Ktwtv, Nl. I time, IU Ilftll. T. larfenter. X, I rslttnr, 'lt:'1ts.,li. Stcnx W . . . tzmett, ta sitltttto, xt. te,..,t, tt ttttwt. t,. tztyttx, t . xx tt-tt. tt,4l lint, R. . Henk, T. K.tsteIl.tna, Nl. Teltan, X . banlelli. U, llt t ex, I' Ltortt tt, I . l,yt'tts, Keenet, X. Ttetye, R Keller, R Sxx.ttt', Il. Hetnlev, Il. Wtlltarn-,AI Ktllx. I'rtt.. Lt, I5 Lttittt ti, R. Neilson, Nl. I.t Ilre-xl, T. Littlxttt, N1.Tr.ttx',L Ixostx, H. Scholz. Ki N. Rexx, 5 l7t xtltvtg, R. Rt.tn,!l. Xltlitvttthrle, I . Willis, R Nlt'X1ulIen,-I. Ktlnell, tyet. D -lt-ttltttwul. K l.trlt, 'xl Lit nm. Y Sem:-nttllt. lf. Hahlo, Page Twenty-tzinc