Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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Row l: Passmore, Quaaliana, Russell, Ireland, Parsons, McMullin, Kirk, Franktatlier, Reyna, I, Davls Phillips, Castle, Griitin How 2: Lombardi, Tylor, Comfort, VunAlstine, Baker, Holmes, D. Carpenter, Antoniades, Hope, l'ot1t-ot-lc, Reilly, Reed, Mandell, Brinkley Row 3: Kriaer, limerson, Sullivan, Graft, Barker, Baker, Mazza, Elwell, Schwartz, Stoquert, Maio, McAllister, Dahlman Row 4: Carpenter, Hopkins, O'Shanick, Sheldon, Dippo, Rose, L. Davis, Hollenbciutyh, Ryan, Van Duson, Stephens, McAllister, Costello JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Malcinq its first appearance in our year book is the lunior Glee Club oi Cornina Free Academy. its members are students from the seventh, eiqhth, and ninth qrades. This venture was a new experience tor many member, especially Row l Row 2. Row 3 Row 4 those who entered the seventh grade this year. Selections ot the Iunior Glee Club this year included: Stephen Fosters spirited Rina, Rina the Banjony Vincent Youman's lovely Without a Sonqug and Ethelbert Nevene's liltinq Mighty Lak a Rose. Themelis, Runyan, Ward, Frey, Perry, Wheaton, Mapes, Reynolds, Faulkner, Nelson, Elliot Adamy, Murray, Hall, Barden, Sproule, Nikirk, Bartlett, Schictoe, Share, Van Alstine, Schaefer, Baconib, Hopkins, Aker, Van Alstine Allinq, Carpenter, Share, Torok, Werner, Van Ccimpen, Mullen, llollands, Iorris, Miller, Coloqrove, Sherwood, Conable, Schoonover. 1 Ginnane, Silvy, Colis, Smith, Lalonde, Lamb, Sall, Hemley, Hazlett, Wilber, Lindsley, Norberq, Wood

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Row 1: Tammaro, I. O'Brien, Bavis, Crandall, Gehl, Aug, Burke, Shaver, Asher Row 2: Baker, Serdula, Eggleton, Murphy, Purple, Leahy, English, Bair Van Dusen, Crippon, Miss Colo Row 3: Shea, Currie, Martin, Kelly, Nikirk, P. O'Brien LIBRARY STAFF One morning last fall, a few girls were seen in school wearing long woolen stockings. To most people this seemed outrageous -4 especially with long hem- lines. In actuality, this was part of an elaborate initiation through which each new member of the Library Staff rnust go. A few weeks later most of these new members were put on clean-up commit- tees and plans for the annual faculty tea were under way. When the day came, the whole staff put on their best manners and entertained the faculty in the Library. After the Bath basketball game, cr dance was held in the gym by this same staff. It was a great success as were all of this organizations activities. To top off their interesting and varied activities the Library Staff held its annual banquet at the close of the year. This successful year was due to the Library Staff's fine officers: president, leannine Crandall, who reminds every- one to clean her shelf section g vice- president, Helene Gehl, who takes over in Ieannine's absenceg the efficient sec- retary, Margaret Serdulaf and our his- torian, Ruth Van Dusen. page fifty-seven

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SCIENCE CLUB The Science Slub began the year by drawing up a new constiution to replace one which had been lost years before. This difficult job was accomplished by a committee under the capable chairman- ship of Charles Greene. Several hikes were taken during the year, on the first one of these an initiation cf all new members was held. Plans were made for the planting of small trees in the country on the hikes. Under the guidance of its new faculty advisor, Mr. lohnston, the club also began collecting scrap paper around the school which was sold, the proceeds going into the club treasury. ln accordance with programs carried U21 'JV , ,df ,lf out in previous years, the club also set up a competitive program of scoring for all the activities of the various members. The ones at the end of the year who had the most points were awarded Science Club emblems. Finally there was the Science Club's annual task cf decorating the auditorium for the Christmas Pageant. This was done unusually well this year and the mem- bers of the club were well rewarded by the admiration of the entire student body. The work this year was carried out under the excellent leadership of the offi- cers: Phyllis Sparks, president: Mary Lou McBurney, viceepresidentg A. Phillippe lacoby, secretaryp Clara Stirpe, treasurer. ow l: Randall, Farrell, M. Purcell, C. Stirpe, McBurney, Jacoby, Sparks, McAllister, Stevens, Lombardi, Perry, Phillips Kapral, Ioris, Mapes, Banik How 2: G, Stirpe, limerson, Barker, Bartlett, Partridge, Schoonover, Griswold, Dunbar, Scrranton, Farrell. Row 3: Dippo, L, Purcell, Mandell, Nikirk, Curtin, lean Burgett, Ioan Burgott, Dyer, Orso, Dahlmrm, Shoptrrcl, Davis, Wellach, Holmes Row 4: Kasenchek, Bassney, Peacock, C. McDermott, Cook, S. McDermott, C. Cvreono, Hunter, lonos, ll Greene, Mandzak, Salo, Mr. Iohnston Row 5: Share, Collins, Perry, Alling, Kiehl, Van Etten,D. Iacoby, Woods, Thomas ,ZRWYQLJ Q 1463564 wmi? 5Z V ,VW