Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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6141025 0 Q53 SECRETARY MAXINE DANIELS TREASURER MARGARET MCINTYRE PRESIDENT THOMAS FREY VICE PRESIDENT CHARLES RYAN September 52 arrived school opened and another class of s nsors moved snto Sensor Study Hall When things were running at a more normal pace the class of 53 chose sts offscers for thesr last year Thomas Frey was elected President Charles Ryan Vice President Maxine Dansels Secretary Margaret Mclntyre Treasurer Soon two representatives of magazine publsshers vsssted a class m tsng This was perhaps the fsrst realszatson that our sensor year was gosng to be busy Sensors brought out thesr sales talks sn hopes of sellsng some magazsnes Joan Demyan was chairman for the Curtss Companv and Kathleen Marteny was chairman for Crowell Collser Company John Wood recesved the Zensth Table model radso for selling lhe most magazsnes Hss total sales were SI64 50 Other wsnners of prizes and their total sales were Betsey Krsger S158 75 Jack Mullaney SI42 28 Camille Buffomante S119 55 and Patricia Wel lech Sl02 75 On October 23 we all attended our Sensor Get together where sensors and advisers alske spent a gay and hslarsous evensng We soon setteled down to the sersous bussness of plannsng our Sensor Prom All the committee under the general chairman ship of John Wood worked hard too make st a success Couples danced amsd a swsrl of snowflakes and fsr trees which transformed the gym into a Snow Swsrl There was somewhat of a lull dursng January However soon as exams were over Sensor Play rehearsals began Bells on Their Toes sequel to Cheaper By the Dozen was successfully presented by sensor thespsans Orders for graduatson announcements were taken early sn March At the same tsme there were mad scrambles for each others name card and sensor picture ln the msddle of March commsttees were drawn up to formu- late plans for class day. Betsey Kreger was picked to serve as Mistress of Ceremonies. On May 22 we seniors really had our day. The audience seemed to get as big a kick out of it as we did in putting it on. On May 23 the annual Senior Banquet was held at the Baron Steuben. This was the last time we would be together as students at a social affair. Rosemary Lentricchia was chairman for the affair. Next to graduation the most-awaited for day was the day we took our class trip. The day was spent eating swimming playing games and having a good time. At night we attended a dance held at the hotel. Sooner than we realized graduation day was here. For many of us it was the climax of our formal education. Many of us approached the stage with misty eyes realizing that the happiest and most carefree time of our lives was now behind us. We were now alumni of Corning Free Academy. page fourteen