Penn Yann Academy - Key Yearbook (Penn Yan, NY)

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CUNTENTS V CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVEIQTISEIQS

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DEDICATIDN GORDON W. CHAMPNISY Even before Mr. Champney's sterling competence there stands another quality. Our former principal, before all else, remains in our memory as one who knew when and how to advise. Perhaps we sometimes lose sight of the fact that dur- ing high school years there unfailingly come urgent moral crises that always need skillful care. In later life, when we act or choose or work for the best, a large part of the credit deserved will belong to Mr. Champney, who never lost sight of that fact, and never hesitated to act when the need arose.

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l 1 CLYDE E. CHAUNCEY A.B., M.A. Principal Syracuse University, A.B., University of Rochester, M.A., Special work in Cornell and Columbia Universities, Teacher in West High, Rochester, Principal at Hemlock and at Belmont, N.Y. Mr. Chauncey is a newcomer, having been with us less than a half year. His popularity is explained by the fact that his routine duties, as pressing as they are, never prevent him from turning his attention and aid to anything out of the ordinary that may arise. CHARLES G. HETHERINGTON B.S., M.S. Superintendent, Fourth Year, Colgate, Penn State, Graduate Work, Columbia, University of New York, Instructor, Penn State, Principal, Harston School, Norfolk, Conn., Principal of Elemen- tary Schools, Elmira, Assistant Super- intendent, Elmira. Mr. Hetherington justifiably stands among the most admired men of our community. A born leader, every stu- dent under him has realized the extent of his quiet efficiency. . , 0-4 ,, . , YJ