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

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S 3. if H eff. f -24-9 1 ip, Q-as are 9 QW I , ji ,J . mm up Q 'mf Q .i l , ZT' si ., if . ' 'fit' Eg is Y F First limi: .-1. lfrnek. E. Knek, ll. Lurfler. lf. I,urn'er. W. Lanier. B. Lowes, L. MacNanu1ra. .l. Maroney, H. Mcflllisler HI llc.-lllisler. .l. 'l1c'Clure. Sm-oml llow: T. 1'lld.'l11re..l. Mikkelsen. ul. Milliman. W. Morse, V. Nielsen, ll. Norman F. Nnrllrrup. lf. f,Sfl'U1l'Sk'l'. .l. Payne. IJ. l'eIf'rsor1. ll. Pirkell. Third llow: W. Pier, K. Pinneo. K. Heed. P. Heed fll. lfeiwmlzls. lf. lfuyyl. N. Srlliek. I.. Stull. ll, Sill. fll, Sl.lIlIIllIl1,S. ll. Simonsen. Fourth How: J. Sissnn, .l. Sisson, IJ Smilh. Il. SIIITHI. JI. Smillz. l'l'.Srn1'lh. l?. Sorensen. I. Sprague. lf. Squires. D. Slupe. F. Slaples. Fifth Ilow: G.Slark .'l. Slork. I . Slrnllon, W. Slrullun. .-1. Tillman. I . Tillnmn. If. Tinney. .l. Tripole. ll. Tubbs. T. Tunney, ll. Van Amringe Sixth lloxx :li. Van Dyke, P. Van lJyke,lf. Van Keuren. B. Wager. N. Wuyer, M. Wallace, J. Willis, K. Worden,G. Wren L FORTYONE The Junior Play, The Night of January 16, was presented Friday, April 12, with Miss Ward as director. The outstanding performers were Robert Ostrowski, Virginia Burg, and Donald Pickett. In the class there were nine girls in Tri-Y, seventeen boys in Hi-Y, and eighteen in the band. I As is the custom of the Juniors, the class held the Junior Prom after Commencement, on June 25, in honor of the departing Seniors. Robert Ostrowski was general chairman. It was a gala affair and a great event for the Junior Class. 23

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