u x V x X , 'Q' 31 11' 1 ' 155. 'f ll . n --1' Q ' - J ' 4 P . , 'J' W' 4.1!- fra r-U iZf?'iI'l5f7W? R!K'1f1Tfl..L.. PENN YAN KEY Editor-in-chief Be'l+q Wager Busincss manager Ansel S+ork Copnlrizht I 9 4l i .,V, N-5, FOREIJDRD Tue cl.Ass or 'UI or PENN YAN ACADEMY PRESENTS TH: Samson ANNUAL, THE UPENN YAN Kcv.' STRIVING TO HAVE OUR YEARIS nzcono FIVANCIALLY SUCCESSFUL, THIS YEAR WE HAVE HAD THE WRITTEN MATERIAL TYPEDQ WE HAVE ADDED SEVERAL MORE PAGES T0 THE soon THAN ARE USUAL AND HAVE nucguoeo AS MANY INFORMAL SNAP' SHOTS AS POSSIBLE. We Hops THE CONTENTS or Tnns soon wuLL sznvz AS A HAPPY AND PLEASANT MEMENTO or oun PAST, , Xs.. H..Ay . ' V It 7, L, . ' ff' 'Z'- f ' . vr.'3 'A n ,, .4 ' F .1 A, :W 2 :qs g 'A' A ' if A W:'k A I '- A' H' g --:iw I 4 A . S ,ian , 5 A I lf' 1 V 1 -Y L' Tvg-nnr x ,.A, I- -.AA EillF:?EEQw. ,,v-: nwjswv... TT ,TM-r Junaon HIGH Scnoop 2 If-In DEDlCATi ON WE, THE CLASS or 'Ul, D0 DEDTDATE THIS, Dua VEARBOOK, TO Mass BARBARA STowE, WHO HAS so rAlTHruLLv SEEN us THROUGH oun Scmxos VEAR. SHE HAS Gunmen us NDT oNLv IN Dun SCHOOL DIFFICULTIES suv IN OUR PRIVATE AFFAIRS AS WELL. A DHEERFUL AND FRIENDLY smug: SHE HAS HAD FOR EACH AND Evcnv ONE. ALWAYS SHE HAS PRAISED AND CONGRATULATED us ON Dun AcHuEvEMEHTs. WE WANT HER TO Know THAT IT HAS DEEN A PLEASURE, INDEED, TO HAvE BEEN WITH HER DURING '14-0 AND WI. IT IS OUR HEARTFELT DEsnnE THAT Mass STOWE wuLL HAvE EVERY success AND HAPPINESS IN THE FUTURE AND wuLL REMEMBER THE cLAss or UH. 4 lu 1 3 C :- f I I 1' -ii. lu. IL 2' H 5' ' 'F T II Xi Q , ,aa it iv- g 1 I ,-lb 5' I .- . nk , .JA fi.. j 'A?RI.1,4L, 1?Mgvg?Tfk t llliiiiil n lah-lg QQ 5'Y W 23 CLAYTON E. Ross, M.A., B.S., SUPERINTENDENT DONALD A. GRANT. B.S., PRINcIPAL, SCIENCE ELLEN NECK BEARD, A.B.,M.A., ENGLISH JOSEPH CHALLIS, A.8., M.A., MATHEMATICS ERIC HODGES, B.S., COMMERCIAL Suaascvs, MATHEMATICS MARGARET KUBLI, A.8., LATIN DORIS LEAGH, B.S., ENGLISH, PUBLIC SPEAKING VELMA Ramen, B.S., Busnnsss Suaascrs MARY V. REILLY, B.S., Busvwsss Sueascrs down Russum, B.S.. Scrcucs DONALD E. Szese, B, 5, BloLoGv ELSI3 M. Sz:-mac, A.B., SOCIAL STUDIES BARBARA W. STow:. A.B., Fn:NcH BARBARA CoLs, B, 5, Hnsronv, Ecouomacs HILDA E. STREETER, A.F3., MA., ENGLISH ELLEN BAILEY, ART Juonru BANYAR, B. or P.E., PHYSICAL EDUCATION LESTER BASCOM, MUSIC DONALD CAMPNEY, METAL Wonx BEATRIGE Honron, Musa: Lounsz KIPP, B.S., M.S., Home ECONOMICS MARGARET MCCALLION, LIBRARIAN EDITH O'SnIsN, PHvsIcAL EDUCATION OLGA R. PATTESON, B.S., Home ECONOMICS EDWARD L. Powo, A.B.. B. or P.E., PHYSICAL EDUCATION STANLEY STOUT, B.S., AGRICULTURE RALPH N. VAUGHN, Wooowonxma Dems INGRAM 4 N I cmzmc 0 F' 5 5 -:D are ,pg L A, wwf A 6. W N -s Q' Qi'g'4b ' if . -..pf -v A FLOYD TILLMAN--SaNson CLASS nnassoanr, LEADERSHIP CLJB nan- RESENTATIVE IN STUDENT COUNCIL, CHAIRMAN or ASSEMBLIES, eusswass MANAGER or rua JUNIOR PLAY, PRESIDENT or Coonsua CLUe, CAST or THE SaNson PLAY, Bovs' STATE, HONOR Socsarv. TILLIE ss INTERESTED IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND WOULD LIKE TO wo n AT EASTMAN KDDAK. PHYLLIS REED--SaNson CLASS vsca PRESIDENT, SOPHOMORE nanna- SENTATIVE IN STUDaNT COUNCIL, Juuson Pnom REFRESHMENT CHAIR MAN, CASTS or THE JUNson AND SENIDR PLAYS, BAND, HoNon Socsarv, Samson BANQUET PROGRAMS DHAIRMAN, TR:-Y, CLASS HISTORIAN, PHVLL Honas TO sacoma SOMEONE'S PRIVATE sacnaTAn MARGARET REYNOLDS--SaNson CLASS SECRETARY, SrUDaNT COUNCIL' DnANATsc CLUB PLAYS, SECRETARY or JUNIOR CLASS, BASKETBALL, JUNIOR Pnom AND SaNson BALL DECORATIONS CHAIRMAN, Tns-Y, HoNon Socsarv, nYANKEEn ART aosron, ANNUAL STAFF. Pac ss LOOKING FORWARD T0 BElVG'A NURSE. DONALD SWITH--SENIOR CLASS TREASURER, PRESIDENT or THE JUNson CLAss, SECRETARY AND PRESIDENT or Hs-Y, ASSISTANT GENERAL CHAIRMAN or rua JuNson Pnom, BUSINESS MANAGER or rHa SaNson PLAY, WRESTLING CLUB. 0oN WANTS TO sa A csvlL aNasNaan. ROBERT ACKERSON--BUssNass MANAGER or rHa 'YANxaaU, CAST or THE JUNson PLAv, HONOR 5ocsaTv, STUDENT COUNCIL. SOPHO' Mona CLAss PRESIDENT, Bos HAS BEEN A vanv Acrsva Mamean or TH: F. F. A., BEING A DaLacATa TO YHE ONTARIO-VATES onoun or Furuna FA MERS. Ha Honas TO HAVE A MODEL SCIEN- rsrsc FARM- FREIDA ACKLEY--FnasDAHAs sanvao ON commsrraas ron THE SOPHOMORE Hon, JUNIOR PLAY, JUNson Pnom, SENIOR PLAY, SaNson BALL, AND nYANKaa' PARTY. SHa HAS eaaN A Mamean or DRAMATIC CLUB AND THa nYANKEEn STAFF. FnasDA Honas T0 ATTEND BUSINESS SCHOOL. GLADYS BAILEY--GLADvs HAS eaaN ACTIVE sv NooN snonrs, Nunssnc CLUD, THE SENIOR PLAY PROGRAMS commsrraa, SENIOR BALL narnasHMaNT cownsrraa, nYANKEEn rvnssr. GLADYS HAD EXCELLENT GRADES. SHa ss suna TO car THE SAME AT R.B.l. GILBERT BAKER--Junson PLAv, SCENERV cowmsrraa or SaNson PLAv, Bovs' GLEE CLUB, ARCHERV CLUB. Ha wAs ON THE SaNson BALL DaconATsoNs COW1lTTEE. GIBB rHsNKs THAT 'To ea PLEASANT ss AN AnT.' Ha WOULD LIKE TO co TO CORNELL AND sruov CHEMICAL aNcsNaansNc. RAWAOND BAKER--BAND, ORCHESTRA, CAST or rua JUNIOR PLAY, SaNson PLAv commsrraa, UYANKEEH STAFF, Bovs' GLEE CLUD, Bnsoca CLUB, ADVERTISING CHAIRMAN Fon THa SaNson BALL. Rao ss A Mamean or Dscx BnowN's ORCHESTRA. Ha Hoaas TO ATTEND R. B. I. KENNETH BARDEN--INTRAMURALS. BASEBALL MANAGER, Hs-Y, Cook- ING, DRAMATIC, AND Snonrs CLUBS, snonrs EDITOR AND ASSIST- ANT aosron or rHa nYANKEEn' BAND. KaN wouLD LIKE T0 AT- TEND CAZENOVIA Junson COLLEGE Naxr vaAn. D Y ,, I EDISON BELL--ED HAS FARTIDIPATED IN BASEBALL, INTRAMURAL SPDRTS, AUDUBON AND COOKING CLUBS, AND WAS ON THE TICKET COMMITTEE FOR THE SENIOR BANQUET. ED'S HOBBY IS FISHING. ANDRE BELLIS--STUDENT DIRECTOR OF THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS2 SDRHDMDRE Hop DEDDRATIDNS COMMITTEE: JUNIOR PRDM TICKET DDMMITTEE, ASSISTANT MANAGER AND MANAGER OF BASKET- BALL, ASSISTANT EDITOR OF THE SENIOR ANNUAL. ANDY HDRES TO ATTEND THE DETROIT BUSINESS INSTITUTE. ELEANOR BENTLEY--ELEANDR HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF ORCHESTRA FDR FOUR YEARS. SHE SERVED ON JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY coM- MITTEES, AND THE SENIOR BALL FURNITURE COMMITTEE. SHE DIS- LIKES ENGLISHg SHE ENJcvS ALL KINDS OF SPORTS. ELEANOR WOULD LIKE TO BE A DIETITIANB - CARL F. BRUNT, JR.--'VARSITY BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, AND TRACKQ FINGER LAKES CHAMPION HALF-MILERQ SENIOR BALL FUR- NITURE COMMITTEE, SENIOR BANQUET MUSIC DDMHITTEE. Doc's HDBBIES ARE GOLF, KEUKA COLLEGE, AND STAMP COLLECTING. HE WOULD LIKE TO BE A PILOT IN THE NAVY. VIRGINIA BURG-BASKETBALL, SDDDER, TRACK, LEADERSHIP, CHEER' LEADER: DRAMATIC CLUB, JUNIDR PLAY, SENIOR PLAv COMMITTEES, FINGER LAKES SPEAKING CONTEST, uYANKEEu EDITOR OF LITERATURE, STUDENT DIRECTOR OF THE SOPHOMORE PLAY, ANNUAL STAFF, CHAIRMAN OF THE SENIOR BALL FURNITURE COMMITTEE, SENIOR BANQUET PROGRAM COMMITTEE. GINNIE'S HOBBIES ARE COLLECT- ING SCOTTY DOGS AND CARL. DONALD CNJPBELL-DDN HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF 'vARSITv TRACK AND FOOTBALL, WRESTLING CLUB. HE SERVED ON THE SENIOR BALL ADVERTISING COMMITTEE. DDN WOULD LIKE T0 BE A STATE TROOPERB HAROLD CARLSON--HARDLD HAS PARTICIPATED IN WRESTLING CLUB BoxING CLUB, INTRAMURAL SUORTS AND BASEBALL. HE SERVED ON THE SENIOR BANQUET PATRONS' CWWAITTEE. HELEN CHAPLMN--HELEN HAS BEEN AN ACTIVE RARTIGIPANT IN GLEE CLUB, BASKETBALL, TRACK, DRAMATID CLUB, SAFE DRIVERS' CLUB. SHE HAS SERVED ON A SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE, ANNUAL STAFF, AND AS CHAIRMAN OF THE SENIOR BANQUET FAvoRS com- MITTEE. HELEN HDPES TO BE A STENOGRAPHER. ARTHUR CHRISTENSEN--INTRAMURAL BASEBALL, BASKETBALL, FooT BALL AND voLLEv BALL, WRESTLING AND BOXING CLUBS, VICE- PRESIDENT OF THE F. F. A. ART WANTS TO JOIN THE NAvv. MARY CHRISTENSEN-CHRISTY WAS A MEMBER or LEADERSHIP CLUB AND ACTIVE IN BASKETBALL, TENNIS, BASEBALL, PING-PONG AND BADMINTDN. SHE WAS ON THE nYANKEEn STAFF, AND JUNIDR AND SENIOR PLAY GDMHITTEES, JUNIDR PROM, SENIOR BALL AND SEN- IOR BANQUET COMMITTEES. MARY WANTS TO co T9 DANA, A DANISH COLLEGE IV BLAIR, NEBRASKA. 7 l- II 93. 36- NINA CLARK-NnNA HAS BEEN IN Stuov CLUB Ano wAs on THE Sen- lon BANQUET PROGRAM commattee. SHe HOPES to BECOME A neon- cAL SECRETARY. RUSSELL COLLINS--RUSSELL HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN 'VARSITY root- BALL. TRACK, RIFLE CLUB, Boxnnc CLUB, AND WRESTLING CLUB, Sexton BANQUET tlcxet committee. BARRELS IS UNDECIDED AS T0 WHAT HE IS GOING TO D0 UPON GRADUATION. HE HCPCS TO BE A CIVIL ENGINEER JOHN COLMEY--BAND, WRESTLING CLUB, ELECTRONICS CLUB, Stu- oent COUNCIL, DRAMATIC CLUB, uNTnmnUnALs. At THE MoMeNT JOHN as tuuuxnwc or necomlmc A DEEP'SEA elven AND oosws A LITTLE wnntumc AS A SIDELINEB FLORENCE CONRAD--Sowuomone PLAv commnttee, GLEE CLUB, IASKETSALL, ARcHeRv, BowLlHc CLUB, JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY coumnttees, Seneca BANQUET tlcxet comauttee. Hen HOBBIES Ame HOMEMAKING AND He mAN. SHe WANTS to tnAzN AT St. J05EPH'5 uw ELMIFA ron SOCIAL wonx. VERNA COREY--VenNA TOOK PART nm SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES, PARTICI- PATEU sw lntnAMUnAL sponts, AND wAs A Manaen or tue GIRLS' Wooowonnumc CLUB. Hen SLOGAN as 'A STITCH IN time sAves NlNEnu CHESTER CULVER--CHeT BELOHGED to THE Bovs' Cooxlmc CLUB, WAS ON tHe Junnon PLAV AND Junncn Pnom COMMITTEES: HE PAR' TICIPATED an uNtaAMUnAL sronts Ano wAs ON THE runwltune committee ron THE Senlcn BALL. CHet SAYS THAT HE'S Gonna to BE A HoUsewsre's HUSBAND. PAUL DAILEY--CHestv PLAYED INTRAMURAL sponts ALL THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. He WAS ACTIVE on tHe SOPHDMORE Hop, Juulon PLAY AND PROM committees AND WAS ON THE Music committee ron THE Seunon BANQUETQ He HAS HOPES or Attenolnc RENSSEL' AER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. DONALD DEHITT--Don HAS PLAveo 'VARSITY FOOTBALL ron Two YEARS. He PLAYED SOFTBALL AND BASKETBALL on INTRAMURAL TEAMS. He WAS IN tue Orrlce MACHINES CLUB, AND Boxlnc CLUB. He is comms to TAKE Ur A MACHINIST'S TRADE' LEWIS DOAN-Lewne HAS PLAYED VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL, AND FOOTBALL ON AN INTRAMURAL TEAM. He BELONGED to ARCHERY CLUB AND WAS A Memeen or tHe Futune FARMERS or AMERICA. He IS coama to euten tHe DAIRY eussness WITH HIS eAtHen. MARY DYKEMAN--MAnv PARTICIPATED an THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ron FOUR VFARS. SHE WAS A MDABER OF THE Usuen CLUB AND PLAYED BPEVETBALLA Sue expects to co to Osweco Busnmess Institute. 8 5 gf EZ' ,' , Q I '1 'I' A Q. Ig ,TQ NORMAN FANCETT--NDRM WAS A MEMBER or THE FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA, Rl?LE CLUB, AND PARTICIPATED IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS. HE WANTS TO BECOME AN AVIATOR IN THE A MY OR NAVY, UNLESS THE DRAFT GETS HIM. MARILYN FEAGLES--MARILEE WAS A MBIBER or NURSING CLUB, BRIDGE CLUB, GLEE CLUB, AQCHERY CLUB, AND WAS ON THE USHERS COMMITTEE FOR THE SENIDR PLAY AND SENIOR BANQUET TIBKET COMMUTTEE. SHE ExREcTS TO TAKE TRAINING FOR A BEAUTICIAN. ARTHUR FONTAINE--ART HAS PLAYED 'VARSITY TRACK AND FOOT- BALL, AND HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN ALL INTRAMURAL SPORTS. HE HAS BEEN ON THE UYANKEE' ART STAFF AND A MEMBER or Bovs' QDDKIHB CLUB. ART HOPES TO ATTEND RYAN SCHOOL or AERD- NAUTICSQ DONALD FULLAGER--0oN's FAVORITE SPORT IS HUNTING. HE IS A MEMBER or THE FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA AND HAS PLAYED IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS. HE PLANS TO TAKE A COURSE AT GENEVA EXPERIMENTAL STATION. BARBARA GELDER--BARB HAS BEEN IN BAND, TRI-Y QSEDRETARYJ, STUDENT COUNCIL, SEDRETARY or SoRHoMoRE CLASS, JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS, nYANKEEn STAFF, AND WRITER or DEDIDATIDN AND FOREWORD or THE ANNUAL. SHE wAS GENERAL CHAIRMAN or SEN- IoR BALL. SHE WANTS T0 BE A PRIVATE SECRETARY. SHIRLEY GELDER--DUFFY HAS BEEN IN BAND AND ORDHESTRA, JUN- IDR AND SENIOR PLAYS, TRI-V QSECRETARVD, STUDENT CDUNDIL, CHAIRMAN or HONOR SDDIETY, MUSIC CONNITTEE FOR JUNIOR PROM AND SENIOR BALL, WRITER or CLASS PROPHECV. SHE HDPES TO ATTEND EASTMAN SCHOOL or MUSIC. JEAN GEOGHEGAN--JEAN HAS BEEN vERv ACTIVE IN SUCH SPORTS AS TENNIS AND BOWLING. SHE wAs IV THE GLEE CLUB, THE JUNIOR PLAY, AND ON THE SENIOR BANQUET FLOWERS COMMITTEEQ SHE HDPES TO G0 TO ST. LAWRENCE UNIvERSITv T0 STUDY T0 BECOME A MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. HAROLD GILBERT--BILL HAS BEEN ACTIVE DURING SCHOOL ON cou- MITTEES FDR JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS, SQPHDMDRE Hop AND JUNIOR PRDM. HE HAS PARTIDIPATED IN THE INTRAMURAL SPORTS AND WANTS T0 ATTEND MECHANICS INSTITUTE IN ROCHESTER. CHARLES GILLETTE--CHARLIE HAS RARTIDIRATED IN SUcH INTRA- MURAL SPORTS AS BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, AND SOFTBALL. HE wAS A MEMBER or THE WRESTLING CLUB AND ON THE SENIOR BANQUET TICKET DDMMITTEE. HE WOULD LIKE T0 BECOME A CABINET MAKER. GERALDINE GOODENUW--GERRY WAS IN DRNAATIDS CLUB AND THE LIBRARY CLUB. SHE wAS ON THE SENIOR BALL REERESHMENTS COMMITTEE AND LINES BICYCLE RIDING, READING, SKATING, SKIING AND WORK. GERRV HDRES T0 BECOME EITHER A SECRE- TARY OR A NURSE. 9 ?S .za C-' L --1 if if R' i pf i 4.5 di' 4? EA .Av QB . J- K:- E A , Ci 0' ' . ' l.T?,.'f? x Q . 1 A In A :qi nm Tfw 1 ' DOROTHY GREENFIELD--DoT WAS ONE or THE MEMBERS or THE DRA- MATIC CLUB AND WAS INTERESTED IN THE LIBRARY CLUB. SHE wAs ON THE SENIOR BANQUET PATRONS CMJJITTEE. SHE BIKES BICYCLE R'DlNGg QUILT MAKING, SKIING, AND SWIMMING. FRALK GRIFFIN--FRANK HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE IN BASEBALL AND THE GLEE CLUB. HE wAs ALSO ON THE JUNIOR PLAY AND SENIOR BALL TICKET COMMITTEES. FRANK wIsHEs T0 TRAVEL THRGUGH- oUT THE UNITED STATES. WHEN HE RETURNS, HE WISHES T0 BE- COME A BUsINEss MAN OR A DOCTOR. MARLAND GRIFFITH--DUTGH HAS PARTIGIPATED IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS BUT PREPERS HUNTING AND MAKING MODEL AIFFLANES. HE WAS A MEMBER or THE OFFICE MACHINES CLUB. HE wIsHEs TO TAKE THE GROUND SCHOOL COURSE IN AvIATIoN AT Z, H, s, VIRGINIA HARLEY--VIRGINIA TOOK PART IN THE DRAMATIC CLUB PLAV, THE JUNIOR PLAv,AND THE SENIOR PLAYG SHE PARTICI' PATED IN BOWLING AND SOCCER, wAs AN ACTTVE MEMBER ON THE WYANKEE,0 AND CHAIRMAN or THE SENIOR BANQUET PROGRAM commITTEE. VIRGINIA PREFERS T0 Go INTo SOME PHASE or AP- PLIED ARTS. DOROTHY HOBART--DoT TOOK PART IN sUcH NOON ACTIVITIES AS VOLLEYBALL, sorTBALL, BADMINTON, AND TABLE TENNIS. SHE wAs ON THE SENIOR BANQUET PROGRAMS COMMITTEE AND A JUNIOR PLAv GGMMITTEE. SHE wAs nYANKEEn TvPIsT AND HOPES T0 AT- TEND ROCHESTER Buszucss INBTITUTE. BETH HOPKINS--GINGER wAs A MEMBER or THE STUDY AND DRAMATIC Couas. SHE wAs A GAEETERIA CASHIER AND A WYANKEEU TYPISTQ SHE wAs ON THE SENIOR BALL REFRESHMENT5 COMMITTEE AND CHAIRMAN or THE SENIoR BANQUET DECORATIONS coM:ITTEE. SHE PARTIGIPATED IN THE SENIOR PLAv, NOON GvM, AND wAs A MEMBER or THE CAVUGA BASKETBALL TEAM. GINGER LIKES MUSIC, BooKs AND TO BE ev HERSELFI HER AMBITION IS TO BECOME A PRIVATE SECRETARVA HAROLD HOSKINS--HOPPY HAS BEEN vERv ACTIVE IN TRACK AND TENNIS. HE WAS THE FINGER LAKES BROADJUMP CHAMPION AND A MEMBER or THE FINGER LAKES CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS TEAM. HE HAS ALso PARTIGIPATED IN THE INTRAMURAL SPOITE AND IS A HOLDER or THREE SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS. HE wAs ALSO ON THE SENIOR BANQUET PROGRAMS GGHMITTEE. Hovrv YMNTS T0 BECOME A BAND LEADER AND HIS HOBBY IS SWING RECORDS. MANNING HUNT--MANNING wAs ON coMmITTEEs PoR JUNIOR AND SEN- IoR PLAYS. HE HAs BEEN AN ACTIVE MEMBER or THE STAMP CLUB, THE Bovs' COOKING CLUB, AND THE ELECTRONICS CLUB. HE HAS TAKEN PART IN SUCH INTRAMURAL SPORTS AS SOFTBALL, FOOTBALL, AND VOLLEYBALL. HE IS VERY MUGH INTERESTED IN ELECTRICITY. JANE HYATT-BAND, BASKETBALL, YANKEE STAFF, JUNIOR PLAY, JUNIOR PRGM COMMITTEES, SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE. DRAMATIU CLUB. JANIE WANTS TO ATTEND THE TRAINING scHooL AT ALLE- GANv COMMUNITY HosPITAL, PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA' BETTY HYNA-BAND, BASKETBALL nYANKEEn STAFF, JUNIOR PLAV, SENIOR PLAY, SENIOR BALL AND SENIOR BANQUET CMMHTTEES, oEcoRATIoNs COMMITTEE ron THE FOOTBALL DANCE. BET HoPEs T0 ATTEND THE STRDNG MEMORIAL TRAINING SCHOOL ron NURSESI I0 THOMAS INGHAM-RIFLE CLUB, BASKETBALL MANADER, vIoE-PREsI- DENT OF SDPHDMDRE CLAss, STAGE GROUP FOR JUNIOR PLAY, PROPERTY COMMITTEE PDR SENIOR PLAv, ASSISTANT STUDENT Dl- REDTDR or SENIOR PLAY. HIS FRIENDS CALL HIM Doc AND HE WANTS T0 BE A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. DORIS INGRAM--CDMMITTEE EDR JUNIOR PLAY, CHAIRFAN or PRD- DRAM COMMITTEE FOR JUNIOR PLAv, 'YANKEE' TYPIST, TREASUR- ER or TRI-Y, STUDENT CDUNDIL, LEADERSHIP AND ANNUAL STAFF, DORIS WANTS TO co T0 R. B. I. LENA JACOBSEN--LENA TOOK PART IN NooN DVM, WEAvERs CLUB, NURSING CLUB, AND wAs ON THE SENIoR BALL PATRDNS COMMITTEE. SHE WANTS TO WORK IN A CLOTHING FACTORY. SORNEY JACOBSEN--SDRNEV TOOK PART IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS, AND wAs PRESIDENT or F. F. A. HE ALSO wAs IN WRESTLING CLUD, AND HI-Y. HE IS UNDEDIDED AS T0 WHAT HE WILL D0 AFTER GRADUATION. CAROL JAMES--ERICGE CLUB, SENIOR PLAv CO MITTEE, UYANKEEI TYPIST, BAND, SENIOR BANQUET rAvoRs COMMITTEE. CARDL WANTS T0 EE A PRIVATE SECRETARY AND AN AVIATRIA. CARLTON JENSEN--JUNIDR AND SENIOR MANAGER or BASEBALL, STUDENT DIRECTOR or JUNIOR PLAY, cARLTON'S HOBBIES ARE COLLECTING OLD COINS, TRAPPING, HUNTING, FISHING, PAINT- ING AND WRITING. HE wANTs TO SE A FOREST RANGER. RICHARD JENSEN--INTRAMURAL SPORTS, JUNIOR BASKETBALL MANA- DER, BOXING CLUB, WRESTLING CLUD, F. F. A., SENIOR BALL TICKET COMMITTEE. HE I5 CALLED RICH sv HIS FRIENDS AND WANTS TO oo T0 ALFRED UNIVERSITY. JANET KELSEY--RErREsHMENT COMMITTEE FOR SOPHOMORE HDP, TREASURER or SOPHOMORE CLAss, INVITATIONS CMHAITTEE ron JUNIOR PRDM, JUNIOR PLAY, VlCE'PRESlDENT or DRAMATIC CLUD, TRI-Y, SENIOR PLAY, CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR BANQUET PATRDNS coIn.IITTEE, LEADERSHIP, BAND, ASSISTANT EDITOR or YANKEE, ORCHESTRA AND ANNUAL STAFF. TILS IS GOING TO BE A P. G. AND THEN GO TO THE STRONG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ron NURSING. GERALDINE KENYON JERRV WAS USHER FOR SENIOR PLAv AND HAS :EEN IN THE GLEE CLUD FOR PDUR YEARS. SHE wAs IN THE DRAMATID CLUB AND ON THE SENIOR BANQUET MUSIC DDMMITTEE. HER HOBBIES ARE ICE SKATIND AND ROLLER SKATING. SHE IS UNDEDIDED ON WHAT SHE WILL D0 AFTER GRADUATION. JAMES KIMBALL--JIMMY DAME T0 Us IN HIS SENlOR,fCAR FROM RIVERSIDE MILITARY ACADEMY. HE SANG IN THE BRENAN COLLEGE UPERAS. 'IL TRAVIATORE' AND HTALES or HOFFMAN.n HE wAs ACTIVE IN ALL INTRAMURAL SPORTS, BAND, ORCHESTRA AND GLEE CLUB. THIS YEAR HE IS ON THE SENIOR BALL DEcoRATIoNs com- MITTEED HE WANTS'TQ JOIN THi NAVY. I -v .-, Q4-o 'T' lil., AH 49 lf 'T AGNESKJAR-TRAvELINc AND STUDY CLUBS AND A MEMBER OF THE Mon-IAwK BASKETBALL TEAM. AGGIE LIIcEs DANCING AND SWIIIAING AND WISHES TO BECOME A MlLKMAN'S wIFE. GERALD KNAPTON--DRAMATID AND GLEE CLUBSQ PARTICIPATED IN NOON noun VOLLEYBALL. CHAIRMAN or TICKET COMMITTEE FoR THE SENIoR BANQUET. GERRV WANTS T0 az A FUTURE FARMER or AMERICA. HARRY LARDER--RIFLE AND COOKING CLUBS, ON COMMITTEES Fon THE SOPHOMORE Hop, THE JUNIOR PRoM, SENIQR PLAY, AND ON THE PROGRAM COMMITTEE or THE SENIOR BANQUET. HARRY Howes T0 wonx AT THE CURTIS WRIGHT PLANT IN BUFFALO. WILLIAM LARDER--ARcHERv, BoxINa AND WRESTLING CLUBS, BASKETBALL, ASSISTANT MANAGER or THE TICKET COMMITTEE or THE JUNIOR PLAv. BILL I5 ON THE Musno COMMITTEE Fon Tu: SENIOR BANQUETQ ROBERT LARDER--Bos wAs IN THE INTRAMURAL SPORTS or soFT- BALL, BASKETBALL, TABLE TENNIs. VOLLEYBALL AND FOOTBALL, ALONG warn THE COOKING CLue. Hes DESIRE IS TO ENLIsT IN THE A MV. BERNARD LAWS--lNTRAMuRAL BASKETBALL, rooTaALL. AND voL- LEVBALLA A MEMBER OF THE WRESTLING CLUB. BERNIE wouLD LIKE TO sTuov MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. ROSERTA MEALLISTER--ON THE-TICKET COMMITTEE OF FRESHMAN FROLIC AND FRoRERTv COMMITTEE or DRAMATI: CLUB. ORCHES- TRA, BRIDGE CLUB, HYANKEEH TYPIST. AovERTIsINe COMMITTEE Fon SENIOR BANQUET. BOBBIE HAS THE Hoeav OF DESIGNING DRESSES. WINIFRED McALLlSTER--BAND Two YEARS, EDITOR OF FEATURES IV THE YANKEE, PRESIDENT BRIDGE CLUB, AND A MEMBER OF TRI-Y. CHAIRMAN SENIDR BALL PATRONS' COMMITTEE. WINNIE ENJovs THE Hosav or WRITING IN HER SPARE TIME. ARLE E MILLIMAN-'CASHIER OF JUNIOR HIGH CAFETERIA, UYANKEEH TYPIST, SENIOR BALL REFREs MENTs COMMITTEE. ARLENE WISHES To ATTEND ROCHESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL AT ROCHESTER AFTER GRADUATION. WARREN MORSE--ARCHERV CLua, BAND, ORCHESTRA, 'YANKEE' RE- PORTER, SENIDR PLAY, scENERv COMMITTEE Fon JUNIDR PLAY, AND CHAIRMAN MUSIC COMMITTEE OF THE SENIDR BANQUET, WAR- REN Hopes TO BECOME A MECHANIC. I2 rv-K I -5 4:.h.f,, i ,A qu, E ,f Y G' 336 ' s ik ,455 ga, -ki JN. M, ,ww 1' ,um fr: ..v EUIJND HIELSOH--En wAs om Samson BAmQuar FLOWERS comusrraa Furuna FARMERS or AManscA. Ha IS smranasrao sm rua DEVELOP- Mamr or TRACTOR aquspmamr. VIRGINIA NIELSEN--Tna vAnsoUs CLUBS wana GLEE CLUB, Nuns- smc, Bnsoca Amo DRAMATICS. SHa WAS om Comssrraa ron Sonmo- Mona PLAY, Samson BANQUET FAVORS commsrraa, UsHan ron Samson PLAV. Gsmmv ss axnacrsmo ro so ro rHa Roeanr PAcK- an HOSPITAL sm SAVRE, PammsvLvAmsA, AFTER Han GRADUATION. HELEN NORMAN--GLaa CLUB, naanasnmamrs commsrraa ron Jumson Pnom, BASKETBALL, AssssrAmr Anr aosron or nYANKEE,u Anr aosron or ANNUAL, CHAIRMAN or MAKE-UP commsrraa ron Samson PLAY, Orrsca MAcHsmas CLUB, GIRLS' Wooowonxsme CLUB, Amo Samson BANQUET nnosnAM commsrraa. Srava WANTS ro so ro MECHANICS lmsrsrura. ROBERT OSTROWSKI--BAmo, 0ncHasrnA, FOOTBALL MANAGER, BASKET- BALL MANAGER, GENERAL CHAIRMAN or Jumson Pnom, Jumson Amo Samson PLAYS, vsca-nnassoamr Amo saneaAmr-Ar-Anms or Hs-Y Pnassoamr or Sruoamr CoUmcsL, AMERICAN Laesom Amo Samson SPEAKING comrasrs, ELECTRONICS CLUB Amo RIFLE CLUB. Boa wAmrs ro co ro R.C.A. RADIO Imsrsrura sm Naw Yonn Csrv. JEAN PAYNE--WAranLoo HIGH: BAmo, OncHasrnA, BASKETBALL, GLaa CLUB: GamavA HsoH: BAmo AND ORCHESTRAQ P.Y.A.: BAND Amo ORCHESTRA, ANNUAL STAFF, Samson BALL ORCHESTRA commsrraa Amo Samson BAmQUar PROGRAM commsrraa. JaAm wAmrs ro PLAY sm AN ORCHESTRA on ea AN smsrnucron om rnomeoma. DOROTHY PETERSON--Dor wAs Acrsva sm rHa Wooowonxsmc CLUB, ROLLER SKATING CLUB, Amo Bnsosa CLUB. Sma sanvao om rua Jumson Amo Samson PLAY commsrraas Amo rHa Samson BANQUET PROGRAM commsrraa. Han PLAN ss ro ATTEND CANTON SCHOOL or Dsararscs. DONALD PICKETT--BAND, CIRCULATION MANAGER or UYAmxaa,' BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, FOOTBALL MANAGER, rammss, Hs-Y, Jum- lon PLAY' Jumson Pnom Mussc commsrraa, Samson PLAY rscnar commsrraa, ASSISTANT BUSINESS MAmAcan or ANNUAL. Dom ss Umoacsoao AS ro WHAT HE ss cosme ro oo. KATHLEEN PImNEO--KAra WAS sm rHa Jumson PLAv, Samscn PLAv, Tn:-Y, GLaa CLUB, DnAMArsc CLUB, uYANKEE,n Anr STAFF, AND Anr STAFF or ANNUAL. SH: sanvao om rma Sopuomona Hon na- rnasnmamrs commsrraa Amo rHa Jumson Pnom smvsrArsom com- msrraa. KATHLEEN Honas ro BECOME A MEDICAL SECRETARY. WILLIAM PIER--WILLIAM, BETTER Kmowm AS BsLL, WAS AN ACTIVE Mamaan or rua Ancmanv CLUB Amo rua ELacrnomscs CLUB. Ha wAs om rua Jumson PLAV ADVERTISEMENT ccmmsrraa AND ss Um- oacscao AS ro WHAT HE ss oosmo ro oo. ROBERT PRICE--Pnscav wAs sm rua BAmo AND A Mamean or Hs-Y. Ha PARTICIPATED sm BASKETBALL c'VARSlTYD. Boa wAmrs ro ea A DRAFTSMAN on AN ARCHITECT. I3 al? ,s 56' s .3 1 J X. . rg, . I W' 'Q 3 Q' ' -.girl i- T: f!k, , 1. ' 41. Q. f KENNETH REED--HE RARTTBIRATED IN ARCHERY, UNTRAMURAL SPORTS AND wAs A MANAGER or BASKETBALL. KENNY SERVED ON THE SEN- ICR BALL FURNITURE COMMITTEE. As TO HIS FUTURE, HE IS uw- DECIDED: CHARLES ROBINSON--CHARLTE PLAYED INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL, rooTcALL, voLLEvBALL, AND SOFTBALL. HE wAs an THE JUNIOR PLAY, THE ELECTRONICS CLUB, AND on THE SENIOR BANQUET Musnc COMMITTEE. CHARLIE WILL Joun THE RANKS or THE P.G's. ROBERT RUGG--Boa WAS A MEMBER or THE DRIVING CLUB AND THE FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA. HE PARTICIPATED IN SOFTBALL, AND nNTRAMuRAL SPORTS AND wAs ON THE SENIOR BALL TICKET COMAITTEEB HE WANTS T0 BE A MEBHANIB. LLOYD SCUTT--Lovo BELONGED To THE SPORTS CLUB AND THE ARCH' Env CLUB. HE wAs TRACK MANAGER, USHER AT THE JUNICR PLAY, INTRAMURAL AWARD WINNER, AND sERvEo ON A COMMITTEE roR THE SOPHOMORE Hon AND ON THE SENIOR BALL TICKET COMMITTEE. HE PLANS TO Go TO ALBANY BUSINESS INSTITUTE. GLORIA SILL--GLoRlA wAs A MEMBER or THE BAND, ORCHESTRA' GLEE CLUB AND DRAMATIC CLUB. SHE TOOK ETTA, nMlSS CRUTHERS RETURNS., GLORIA or THE SENIOR BALL ANB WROTE THE Muslc SoNc. GLORIA wouLD LTHE TO BE A Music PART IN THE OPER- wAs ALso CHAIRMAN FOR THE CLASS TEACHER. HERBERT SIMONSEN--HERBERT RARTlcaRATEo IN UNTRAMURAL SPORTS, F.F.A., AND HE wAs ON THE PROGRAM COMMlTTEE roR SENIOR BANQUET. HERBERT LIKES FISHING, TRAPPING AND HUNTING. HE as Bonne TO BE A EARMER. JOSEPH SISSON--JoE wAs ACTIVE IN UNTRAMURAL SPORTS, Mum- BER or WRESTLING CLUB, Boxanc CLUB AND RUFLE CLUB. HE wAs ALSO on THE TICKET COMMITTEE FOR SENIOR BANQUET. Jos PLANS T0 JOIN THE NAVY. HELEN SCITH'-SEWING CLUB, GIRLS' WOOUWORKING CLUB, STUDY CLUB, MAKE-UP COMMITTEE FOR JUNIOR PLAY, 'YANKEEn TYPlSTg PARTICIPATED IN Noon SPORTS, Ano wAs ON TICKET COMMITTEE FOR SENIOR BALL. HELEN'S FAVORITE HOBBIES ARE SEWING AND HORSE-BACK Ruonuc. SHE HoPEs T0 BECOME A BOOKKEEPERo MARGARET SMITH-Noon SPORTS, GIRLS' WOODWORKING CLUB, MARE-uP co mlTTEE FOR JUNIOR PLAY, 'YANKEE' TYPISTQ HER HOBBIES ARE SEWING AND HORSE'BACK RIDING. MARGIE IN- TENDS T0 BE A SECRETARY: WARREN QAITH--WARREN wAs MEMBER CLUB, USHER ron JUNIOR PLAY AND Fon THE SENIOR BANQUET. VoLLEv ITE SPORT. HE wouLo LIKE TO DO ruTuRE. IU or METAL CLUB AND SAFETY on THE FLOWER CUWWITTEE BALL as wARREN'S FAVOR- wooowo nanc nu THE RUTH SORENSON--RuTH wAs A mausan or THE Bnsoea CLus Jum- son Pnom COMMITTEE, Samson PLAY coMMsTTEE, CHAIRMAN or SEmson BALL PROGRAM COMMITTEE. HEXCHANGEH EDITOR or THE WYANKEE,' AND PARTIOIPATED sm NOON SPORTS. RUTH WOULD LIKE TO aa A SECRETARY. DOROTHY STAPE--DoT wAs ACTIVE sm NOON SPORTS. SHE wAs A MEMBER or Nunssmc CLUB AND GsnLs' Wooowonxsme CLua. SHE wAs A UYANKEE' TvPssT Amo usHan ron Samson PLAv. DOT WOULD LIKE TO aa A STENOGRAPHER. GEORGE STARK'-PRESIDENT or Hs-Y, BAND, ORCHESTRA, TREAS- unan or Jumson CLASS, VICE-PRESIDENT or STUDENT COUNCIL, CHEE MASTER, Amo TOOK PART sm Jumson Amo Samson PLAYS. Ponxv wAs ALso om Jumson Pnom COMMITTEE AND CHAIRMAN or Samson BALL ORCHESTRA COMMITTEE. Gaonca HOPES TO aa A oHaMscAL ENGINEER. ANSEL STORK--BAND, Hs-Y, DRAMATIC CLUB, aussmass MANAGER or THE ANNUAL, INTRAMURAL SPORTS, COMMITTEES Fon FRESH' MAN FROLlCs SOPHGJORE Hon AND Jumson Pnom Amo ron Samson BALL ORCHESTRA. LEAH ExPEcTs T0 TAKE up ACCOUNTING. FLOYD STRATTON--FLovn wAs AcTsvE sm FOOTBALL ron TWO YEARS AND HE PAnTscsPATEo sm INTRAMURAL SPORTS. HE wAs A MEM' aan or THE WRESTLING CLua Amo wAs om THE SCENERV COMMITTEE ron THE Samson PLAY. Ha wouLo LIKE TO sTuov PHOTOGRAPHY AT ELMIRAQ WILMA STRATTON--LsanAnv CLUB, TICKET COMMITTEE ron Samson PLAv. USHER ron THE Samson PLAY. WlLLlE'S Hosesas ARE COLLECTING MATCH covans AND STAMPS. SHE WOULD LIKE TO sa A NURSEa MERVIN SWING--MERVlN'S HOBBY ss nAoso wonx. HE HAs BEEN A Mamaan or THE ELECTRONICS CLua THROUGHOUT Hscu SCHOOL. HE INTENDS TO sa A RADIO ENGINEER. Anv WAS om THE SEN- lon BALL TICKET eoMMsTTEE. JACK THUWPSON--JACK HAs PARTICIPATED sm sNTnAMunAL BASKET- BALL ron roun YEARS. Hss ossLsxE ss PEOPLE wHo 'sum' CIGARETTES Amo Hss PET nLlKEn ss KEuxA COLLEGE. HE WANTS T0 ATTEND A JOURNALISM SCHOOL Amo eacoma A REPORTER. ALONZO TILLMAN--LoNNsa HAs TAKEN PART sm FOOTBALL, EASKET- BALL, TRACK, INTRAMURAI. SPORTS, AND HAS BEEN TRACK MANAGER. HE WAS CHAIRMAN or LIGHTING CMMHTTEE ron SENIOR PLAY. Ha EXPECTS TO TAKE A P. G. counsa. ELLIS TINNEY--ELLss HAS aaam A MEMBER or THE FUTURE FAnM- ans or AMERICA AND HAS PLAYED sm NOON sNTnAmunAL snonTs. ELLIS wAs om THE SENIOR BANQUET FAVORS comHsTTEE. HE WISHES TO aa AN AUTOMOBILE on AIRPLANE MECHANIC. U5 :L 10,1 .4 Q GA . S ,g-EAL, 5,1 -. li, JOSEPH TRIPOLE--BEaNc VERY INTERESTED IN SPORTS, JOE PLAYED 'VARSITY FOOTBALL, TRAcR, AND aNTRAMURAL BASKETBALL. HE WAS A MEMBER or THE MODEL CLUB AND SENaoR BANQUET PATRONS COMMITTEE. JOE DISLIKES SCHOOL BUT ENJOYS SCIENCE AND MATH. GERALD TUBBS--ToMMv HAS BEEN AN OUTSTANDING MEMBER or THE FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA. HE wAs ON THE SENaoR BANQUET FAVORS COMMITTEE. HE EXPECTS T0 HELP HIS FATHER NEXT vEAR AND LATER DPERATE HIS OWN POULTRY FARM. THOMAS TUNNEY-BUD as AN OUTSTANDING P.Y.A. FOOTBALL AND TRACK PLAYER. HE HELD A MEMBERSHIP IN Ha-Y AND WAS ON THE SENIOR BALL TICKET cDm4aTTEE AND ON THE JUNIOR PLAY COMMIYTEE. Has HOBBY as HORSESQ PET nLlKEn AND nDlSLlKEn, RESPECTIVELV, ARE HSUCKU WALLACE AND HARD BUTTER. BUD EXPECTS T0 JOIN THE R.A.F. BARBARA VAN DYKE--BARB TOOK PART IN BASKETBALL, TRa-Y, GLEE CLUB, BAND, ALL-STATE Musac CLINIC, AND wAs IN THE SENIOR PLAY, SHE WAS GENERAL CHAIRMAN or SENIOR BANQUET. BARB HOPES T0 BE A LIBRARIANA FOUL VAN DYKE--PAUL wAs A MEMBER or THE AUDUBON, WRESTLING, Soxaua AND ELECTRONICS CLUBS. Doc LIKES MATH AND SCIENCE AND ExrEcTs T0 TAKE A P. G. CoURsE T0 FINISH Has SCIENCE. HE wAs CHAIRMAN or THE SENaoR BALL TICKET CMNJlTTEEo ESTHER VAN KEUREN--ESTHER wAs ACTIVE IN NOON BADMINTON, SOFTBALL, TABLE TENNas, SHUFFLEBOARD AND TENNIS. SHE BE' LDNBED TO THE Boon AND NURsaNo CLUBS AND wAs ON THE PROP' ERTY coMMaTTEE EDR THE SENIOR PLAY. ESTHER WANTS TO co T0 R. B. I. AND LATER BECOME AN ACCOUNTANT. ELIZABETH WAGER--BETTY wAs EDaToR-aN-cHaEr or THE YEAR BOOK. VICE-PRESIDENT or JUNIOR CLASS, SDRHDMBRE HDR HOST' ESS, MEMBER TRa-Y CVICE-PRESIDENT IN 'UOJ, AND 'YANKEEu NEws EDITOR. SHE EXPECTS TO TAKE A P. G. AND THEN ENTER NURsaNa. JAMES MATTHEW WALLACE--BUCKET wAs A MEMBER or 'VARSITY FOOT BALL, TRADE, BASKETBALL, Ha-Y, ORCHESTRA, FOOTBALL MANAGER, TQl'COUNTY FOOTBALL cFlRST TEAMJ, AND wAs IN THE JUNIOR PLAY. Has nLlKEn as BUD TUNNEV AND UDISLIKEU as LOW DOOR- WAYS, waTH woMEN AS HIS Hoaav. HE INTENDS TD JOIN THE R. A. F. AFTER GRADUATINGB JOAN WILLIS--JDAN wAs A MEMBER or BASKETBALL, UYANKEE,' GLEE CLUB, JUNaoR PLAY, SOPHOMORE Hop, AND JUNaoR PRDM COMMITTEES, DRAMATIC CLUB, AND LEADERSHIP. JOANIE Ex- PEcTs T0 ATTEND ELMaRA BUSINESS INsTaTUTE. JOHN HOLFE--JoHNNv PLAYED IN ALL INTRAMURAL SPORTS. HE wAs AN AcTavE MEMBER or Ha-V AND wAs CHAIRMAN or THE SCENERV COMJITTEE ron BOTH THE JUNIOR PLAY AND THE SENaoR PLAY. JOHN WOULD LIKE TO BE A WOODWORKING INSTRUCTOR. I6 lb 5 KENDRICK WORDEN--KEN PARTuclPATED IN INTRAMDRAL SPORTS, wAs ON DECORATIONS COLRHTTEE EDR FRESHMAN FROLIC AND SOPHOMORE ,, Hop, Muslc COMMITTEE ron JUNIOR PROM, AND SENIOR BALL PROGRAM COMMITTEE. KEN LnxEs ICE SKATING AND scHooL, BUT Q g DusLlKEs HOMEWORK. Has HOBBIES ARE aooxs, GLENN MILLER, A ' BLUES, AND BETTY KINVOUN. HE lNTENDs TO BECOME AN ENGIN- ,,4g4 EER. Y B GERTRUDE WREN--GERTRUDE wAs A MEMBER or THE STUDY CLUE, WYE Y CHAIRMAN or ADVERTISING FOR SENIOR PLAV, ON SENIOR BALL 6 I DECORATIONS COIVMITTEE. GERTIE LIKES TO SKATE, HIKE, AND GO BICVCLING. HER HOBBY IS WRITING. SEESE. STowE. BEARD, HODGES SENl0R CLASS ADVISERS THE SENIOR CLASS or I9HI WERE vERv PROUD T0 HAVE SUCH EFFICIENT AND cARAeLE ADVISERS. Muss STowE, OUR HOMEROOM TEACHER AND CHAIRMAN or SENIOR ADVISERS, GUIDED DNE HUNDRED AND TWELVE or us THROUGH OUR SENIOR YEAR, HELPING wHEREvER AND WHCNEVER SHE wAs NEEDED. Mlss BEARD, CHAIRMAN or JUNlOR'SENl0R FIELD DAY, MADE IT A MAJOR EVENT IN ouR SENIOR YEAR. MR. SEESE AND MR. HoDDEs WORKED FAITHFULLV WITH BOTH Mass SYOWE AND Mnss BEARD IN PREPARING AND CARRYING OUT THE CLASS ACTIVITIES. THE CLASS or 'RI FEEL EQUALLY INDEBTED TO Mass STREETER, Mass REMER, Muss BAILEY AND MR. GRANT IN MAKING OUR SENIOR ANNUAL A succzss. MR. GRANT, ouR GENERAL DIRECTOR, GOT THE STAFF orr TO A RTN: START AND STOOD av US.lN TIMES or DIFFICULTV. Mass STREETER SPENT MANY HOURS coRREcTuNs THE COMPOSITION wonx. Mass REMER TvPED EvERv WORD THAT APPEARS IN THE soox, WHICH wAs NO SMALL TASK. Miss BAILEY FAlTHruLLv suPERvnsED ALL or THE ART WORK IN THE soon. NEVER BEFORE HAS THE ART STAFF PLAYED sucH A LARGE PART IN THE DEVELOPMENT or A YEAR aoox. WE, THE CLASS or 'Ul, ExTEND ouR HEARTV THANKS TO THESE, ouR ADVISERS, wHo HAVE WON ouR FRIENDSHIP AND RESPECT sv THEIR EvERLAsTuNc COOPERATION. BETTY WAGER I 7 ffl! scmon sown ,MW num' as ' Sm wa., W' ' M' PM AS L 5, ,ARE EL Q Qf5?f M gi Q Q is gig E241 Q4 i Wai Mifnmi V W 5, NQ QNG LQ ,L W i ii 4 i if-5 - 4 44 5 Ejjgj f3f1JUx!ii?!5ii rg DEAR Q Q, 4 4 4 5 I-I STO RY ONCE UPON A TIME, 'WAY BACK IN ISUI, A. D., THERE wAs A BAND OF vouNG eRAvEs CCAYUGAS, MOHAWKS, SENECAS AND ONEIDASD WHO, AFTER FOUR YEARS ON THE WARPATH, SUCCEEDED IN DEFEAT' ING, wITH BUT FEW CASUALTIES, THE NEw YORK STATE BoARo OF REGENTS. IN THE AUTUMN OF l937, A. D.. THE aANo OF ABOUT Two HUNDRED INVADED THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, WHERE ON OCTOBER FIRST 1HEv HELD THEIR FIRST 'COUNCIL OF WAR.n THE FRESHMAN FRoLIc. WITH ALL THEIR sucGEssEs or JUNIOR HIGH BEHIND THDA, THE BRAVES HARcHEo INTO SENIcR HIGH TO EARN NEW LAuRELs FoR THEMSELVE5 IN l93S. To LEAD THEM INTO BATTLE, THEY cHosE uCHIEFu ACKERSON PRESIDENTQ JUNIE INGHAM, VICE PRESIDENT: BARB GELDER, SECRETARY: AND JANET KELSEV. TREASURER. EARLY IN THE YEAR THEv HELD A WAR DANCE'-THE SOPHOMORE FLOP, THE PROCEEDS or WHICH WERE. .... ..wELL, NOT vERv LARGE, IF ANY. DURING THE vEAR THEY WERE wELL ADVISED av Mass BEARD, MRS. MGGovERN, MR. SEESE AND MR. STouT. HAVING SWEPT ALL FOR THEIR JuNIoR VEAR. WAGER, SECRETARYQ AND sv GIVING A THREE-ACT THREE ONE'ACT PLAYS. DON SMITH GEGAME OBSTACLES FROM THEIR PATH, THE VICTORS SPED oNwARo, UPSTAIRS NOW, VICE PRESIDENT: BETTY THEv BROKE A PRECEDENT INSTEAD OF THE usuAL PRESIDENT: PEG REYNOLDS, GEORGE STARR, TREASURER. LATER IN THE YEAR MvsTERv-GRAMA, 'THE NIGHT or JANuARv l6TH', IT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS Ano THE BRILLIANT ACTING or ALL, ESPECIALLY VIRGINIA BURG, DON PIGHETT AND Boa QSTROWSKI, IN THIS TENSE, HovING DRAMA, BECAME KNOWN FAR AND wIoE. THAT SPRING THEY SUFFERED ON THE JUNIOR'sENIOR PLAv DAv. IN JUNE, PEACE wAs ESTABLISHED AFTER THEIR RECENT ONE HUNDRED TWELVE REMAINED OF THAT A HUNILIATING DEFEAT AT THE HANDS OF THE SENIORS THEY GAVE A SMOOTH PROM FOR THE SENIORS, AND ENCOUNTERS ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE. ORIGINAL BAND TO ENTER UI9. THEY ENJovEo THEIR STAY vERv MUCH uNoER MISS sTOWE'S SUPERVISION CMISS STOWE MAY SPEAK FOR HERSELFIJ ON NOVEMBER I5, A STUPENDOUS WHERE FUTURE SMASH-HIT. THE SENIOR BALL Ano so, l9N0, THEIR SENIOR PLAY. 'THE MAD HATTERS., WAS PRESENTED AND PROVED TO BE CAME MAv SECOND, AND LATER THE SENIOR BANQUET, SUCCESSES wERE TOASTED AND ALL GRIEG 'ON TO VIcToRvI' TOWARDS THE LATTER PART DF JUNE, THEY MET THE ENEMY QTHAT REGENTS BOARD, IN PEN'TD'PAPER COMBAT. 'T WAS A GREAT STRUBQLEQ FOR HOURS THE DECISION HUNG IN THE BALANCE: BUT, AFTER THE SMOKE CLEARED FROM THE THICK OF THE FIGHT, THE REGENTS BOARD WAS VANQUISHED AND FLED IN RETREAT. FOR THOSE WHO SURVIVED THE BATTLE. CAME BACCALAUREATE AND GMMMENCEMENT AND THEN THE JUNIOR PROM, GIVEN IN THEIR HONOR BV THE JuNIoRs. HERE ENDS, DEAR READERS, THE HISTORY OF THAT FAMOUS CLASS or l9UI WHICH WAS FIRST IN LOVE, FIRST IN WAR, AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF......THE FACULTY, THEY HOPE. --PHVLLIS REED I9 THE JUNIOR CLASS: DOROTHY STAPE, BEST VILL WE, THE CLASS or l9Ul, or PENN VAN ACADEMY, or PENN YAN, IV THE CDUNTV OF YATES, AND STATE or NEW YORK, BEING OF SDUND MIND AND MEMORY, DO MAKE, PUBLISH AND DECLARE THIS DUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, IN THE MANNER FOLLOWING: THAT IS T0 SAY: WE LEAVE TO THE JUNIDR CLASS THE TO THE SDPHDMDRE CLASS OUR ABILITY T0 ULTV OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE IN GUIDING THAT THEY MUST LOSE THE BEST STUDENTS LEGE or HAVING. PRIVILEGE or PAVING ALL OUR UNPAID DEBTS. WE LEAVE GET INTO TROUBLE AND GET DUT. WE LEAVE T0 THE FAC- US T0 GRADUATION. WE ALSO SHARE IN THEIR REGRETS THAT THEY EVER HAVE HAD AND EVER WILL HAVE THE PRIVI' MERVIN SWING LEAVES HIS SEX APPEAL TO ANVDNE wHD CAN USE lf: MATTHEW WALLADE, HIS ABlLlTV To BE LATE T0 JANET FLAHIVE: SONNV BRUNT, FRENCH DLASS FOREVER: BARBARA GELDER, EDR 327 MAIN STREET: JANET KELSEV, HER wAISTLINE T0 HENRV JEWETTQ ROBERT OSTROWSKI, HIS STUDENT CDUNDIL PRESIDENDV T0 TED DANIELS: ART FCNTAINE, SCHOOL FOREVER: ROBERT ACKERSON, HIS ATH- LETIC ABILITY T0 RICHARD BROWN: VIQGINIA HARLEV, HER STUDIES T0 NANGV FDLTS: KEN REED, HIS DAR TO PAUL CLARK: KATHLEEN PINNED, LATIN FOR THE HDMANS: VIRGINIA BURG, HER DRAMATIDS T0 wIsHEs EDR SUDDESS TO ALL: PAUL VANDVKE, HIS PLOW T0 HARLAND CHIDSEV: DONALD PICKETT, HIS GUM TO MISS STowE: TDM TUNNEV, HIS FOOTBALL ABILITY T0 Boa ALLISON: GERALD Tusas, HIS HEIGHT TO DAVE SHORT: DOROTHY HOBART, HER SHVNESS T0 HERMIA MATTESDN: GUS COLMEV, av THE FRONT DDDR: KENDRID WORDEN, HIS INTERESTS IN THE JUNIOR CLASS: DORIS INDRAM, WITH THE TRI-V TREASURY: ELIZABETH WAGER, HER POSITION AS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF THE HPCNN VAN KEVW T0 THE MOST BUSINESSLIKE JUNIOR: LEWIS DDAN, THE CDNTITUTIDN T0 MISS COLE: DONALD DEWITT, PDR BLUFF POINT: MARILVNN FEAGLES, PDR A SEAUTV PARLDR: RAVMDND BAKER, HIS SAXAPHONE PLAVING T0 CARL BURT: GLORIA SILL, SENIDRS WITH CLASS SONG: ANDRE BELLIS, HIS BACK SEAT IV NIS TO ANVDNE WITH A LOUD VDIDE: WARREN UBALDVW MORSE, HIS DANCING TO 'ERNIE' BDRGERS: GERTRUDE WREN, HER MDDESTV T0 BIEL TRIMAINDHAM: JOHN WOLFE, HIS WIG T0 ELDERLV GENTLEMEN: CHET CULVER, HIS LOVE T0 MISS STREETER: FREIDA ADHLEV, HER HEART T0 DADDV: GLADYS BAILEY, HER BUSINESS TRAINING T0 AN AMBITIOUS JUNIDR: HAROLD GILBERT, WITH A TREATY WITH MISS STDwE: HELEN NO MAN, HER ART ABILITY T0 ELLEN SWARTHDUT: JEAN PAYNE, HER TRDM-DDNAPARTE: ELLIS TINNEV, ONE FOOT IV THE PURRDW: JOAN WILLIS, HER SDDH ON 'MEN': ESTHER VANKEURAN, HER DVM SUIT To PATSV HOWARD: ANSEL STDRH, HIS 'MOTU TRUMPET TO WALLIE NEWLANDER: JIMMV KlMBALLg VENITA FOR THE NAVV: ALONZO TILLMAN, UIQ LIPELESS: PHVL REED, HER GURVES TO MAE WEST: BARS VANDVKE, MISS HORTON'5 GLEE CLUS MINUS ONE BASS: FLOYD STRATTON, HIS DAR AT CALHOUN, THE JUNK DEALER's: ROBERT RUDG, HIS SPEED TO CLIFFORD SHINHLE: MARGARET REYNOLDS, HER sov FRIENDS T0 ANYONE wHo wANTs THEM: FLOYD TILLMAN, HIS JOKES IN MEMORY or THE SDPHDMDRE CLASS: THOMAS 'NGHAM, HIS REDARDS To THE GIRLS: FRANK GRIPEEN, HAPPILV: HAROLD HOSKIVS, HIS MUSTADHE T0 ANYONE wHD owNS A MUSTACH CUP: DON CAMPBELL, HIS PHVSIQUE T0 CHARLES ATLAS: HELEN CHAPMAN, SCHOOL, T0 CATCH UP ON SLEEP: KEN BARDEN, HIS SPEAKING ABILITY T0 BILL CHALLIS: GILBERT BARER, HIS QUIETNESS T0 DICK HVLAND: HERSIE SIMONSENQ GVM DLASSES FOREVER: RDSERTA AND WINI' FRED MDALLISTER, TDGETHER: Bos PRIDE, HIS DRAINS TO JOHN SHERIDAN: BETTY HYNA, WITH THE nART' or LOVE: JANE HVATT, A LITTLE nDlZZn-Y: AGNES KJAR, HER DUTENESS T0 MARC SNVDER: ARTHUR CHRISTSNSEN, HIS SLUSH TO JOAN FLYNN: MARY CHRISTENSEN, HER INTERESTS IN GENEVA: WILLIAM PIER, HIS HEART WITH GERTRUDE: JDSEPH TRIPOLI, MISS COLE WORRIED: MARLAND GRIEPITH, HIS LAUGHT TO Ross SNARTHDUT: JEAN GEOGHEGAN, HER FRECKLES TO DOT ALLEN: PAUL DAILEY, FOR BATH: MARY DYKE' MAN, WITHOUT REGRETS: DONALD SMITH, A HIGH AVERAGE: BILL LARDER, A DDHPLIMENTARV THEATRE TICKET T0 A GRADUATING JUNIDR: EDISON BELL, IN A PDG: BETH HOPKINS, THE CAYUGA BASKETBALL TEAM T0 BETTY CDMSTDDK: CHARLES ROBINSON, HISTDRV cLAsS PDR SLEEPING: WARREN SMITH, HIS AMSITIDN T0 AN ENERGETID SDPHDMDRE: LLOYD SDUTT, HIS MANAGERSHIP TO Bos Fbx: CAROL JAMES, HER SRILLIANDE T0 LUDILLE OGDEN: BERNARD LAws, HIS SHDTGUN T0 JAY FITzwATER: JAMES MCCLURE, PDR ELMIQA WITH JlNWW'5WANSON: DOROTHY PETERSON, LovE FOR THE LDVELDRN: RUTH SDRENSEN, HER PERSDNALITV T0 ALICE ANTHONY: ELEANOR BENTLEY, FOR THE 'MILLERn: GERALDINE GDDDENDW, HER SDHDDLGIRL DDMPLENIDN TO Boa WHEELER: HARRY LARDER, HIS TARDV SLIPS FOREVER: GERALD KNAPTON, HIS SDHDDLSDDKS TO THOSE WHO DAN BENEFIT sv THEM: VERNA COREY, HER SMILE TO ANN A MSTRDNG: Bos LARDER, HIS INTEREST IV SCHOOL TO RICHARD EARLE: GERALDIVE KENVDN, HER HAPPINESS T0 JUNIOR GIRLS: JDE SISSDN, HIS BOXING ABILOTY TO STUART ENDS: SDRNEV JACOBSENQ HIS SRIGHT IDEAS TO BILL WHITAKER: WILMA STRATTON, HER NDNDHALANT WAY TO MARV MADDDUGALL: DOROTHY GREENPIELD, HER ASILITV T0 KNOW EVERYTHING TO CARDL IBRENDAI WINEGARD: RUSSELL COLLINS, THE 20 '1 PIGSKIN FOR THE PIG: MANNING HUNT, HIS HELPFULNESS T0 WILLIAM CLUMMQ RICHARD JENSEN, FoR THE FARM: ARLENE MILLIMAN, REGENTS FORGOTTENQ MARGARET AND HELEN SMITH, THEIR HAPPY DIS- POSITIONS TO THE BARRUS TWINS: EDMUND NEILSEN, HIS ABILITY TO DEBATE TO AL Foxg CHARLES GILLETTE, ONE SEAT EMPTY ON THE eusg NINA CLARK, HISTORY WITH RELIEF: ND MAN FANDETT, BOTH FEET ON THE GROUND: LENA JACOBSEN, HER AMSITIDN FoR WORK T0 DICK HABBERFIELDQ VIRGINIA NIELSEN, NIGHT LIFE Fon THOSE wHo CAN TAKE IT: IRENE SRRAcuE, HER RESPONSIBILITY T0 NoRMAN SCHIEKQ FLORENCE CoNRAD, HER FRONT SEAT IN UI9 TO ANN STEVENS: HAROLD CARLSON, HIS WAV wITH WOMEN TO LAVERNE Lsocg CARLTON JENSEN, HIS wAvv HAIF TO GORDON JENSEN: DoNALo FDLLAGER, HIS BOLDNESS T0 DICK SQUIRESQ SHIRLEY GELDER, HER uBEAUSn BEWILDEREDQ GEORGE STARR, Fon BELLONA BUSINESS INSTITUTE. IN WITNESS VIMEREOF WE HAVE HEREUNTO SUBSCRIEED OUR NAME THE FIRST DAY OF MARCH IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE. THE CLASS OF I9lIl WITNESSES: JEAN PAYNE EXECUTORS ARISTOTLE GEORGE STARK SOCRATES POEIVI REMEMBER WHEN--? SOON THROUGH THoSE PORTALS WE SHALL PASS: OuR YEARS or SCHOOL ARE DONE. EACH ONE OF us IN THIS BIG cLAsS HAS HAD HIS FEARS, HIS FUN. WE THINK ouR DAYS OF SCHOOL ARE THROUGH, BUT ovER us FATE HOVERS: THE BIGGEST LESSONS vET To LEARN ARE NOT eETwEEN Two COVERS. THERE'S A BIG WORLD OUTSIDE T0 FACE AND MANv A FRIEND AND FCE. Bur EACH or us wILL FIND HIS PLACE No MATTER WHERE WE co. So In, FRIIND, IN THIS WORLD vou RISE HIGH AND WALK AMoNo FAMOUS MEN, UON'T FORGET TO LOOK BACK AND SAv wITH A SIGH UI REMEMBER wHEN ---- nl WYES, I REMEMBER THOSE oLo LATIN eoons THAT USED TO GIVE ME A PAIN! RUBBER BANDS, TARov SLIPS, AND TEACHERS' BLACK LOOKS As DLEAR AS A PICTURE REMAIN.' LET'5 BE ON OUR WAY--THIS IS NOT eoooavz, PERHARS WE'LL MEET YEARS FROM NOW' AND IF THIS UNIVERSE STILL EXISTS, WE'LL ALL MEET AGAIN SOMEHOWQ --CARLTON JENSEN 2l PRO PI-IECV FLASHI IT IS I957. THE BDARD OF EDUCATION HAS DECICED T0 BUILD A NEW AGADEMV. SDR- Rows AND MEMORIES FILL THE HEARTS OF THE CLASS OF 'UI AS THEv REMEMBER THE CREAKING BOARDS AND THE DILARICATED DESKS IN THE oLD BUILDING. IT I5 DECICED TO HOLD A CLASS REUNION, THE DAY BEFORE OPERATIONS BEGIN T0 DESTRov THE SCHQOL. UTIME MARDHES DNIH AS WE OPEN THE LEFT FRONT DOOR OF THE ACADEMV, THE PRINCIPAL, MR. KENNETH BARDEN, AND HIS SEcRETARv, DORIS INGRAM GREET us. IN VISITING THE ROOMS WE FIND IN 307, NONE OTHER THAN FREIDA ACKLEV, TgAcH,NG ENGLISH II. As WE LEAVE THE ROOM WE MEET MR. ROBERT OSTROWSKI AND MISS PHYLLIS REED. HIS LAW FIRM PARTNER AND RRIVATE SECRETARY. ENTERING THE DUILDING ARE BARBARA GELDER QSNYDER, OPERATOR OF 'MADAME DAGHE BEAUTY SALONH ON FIFTH AVENUE, AND FLORENCE CONRAD, SOCIAL WORKER ON NEw YORK'S EAST SIDE. As WE GLANCE AT THE CLOSED DOOR IN 308 WE READ, MISS HELEN CHAPMAN, PRIVATE SHDRTHAND LESSDNS. WE NOW STROLL DOWN THE HALL TOWARDS THE oLD CHEMISTRv Room AND MEET ANDv BELLIS, HIGH OFFICIAL OF THE UNITED STATES COAST ARTILLERV: JEANNE GEOGHEGAN AND GERALDINE GOODENOW DISCUSSING THE NEW METHOD OF RE- MOVING TONSILSQ AND DONALD CAMPBELL, STATE TRooRER AND DONALD DEWITT, LOCAL Wcown, DISCUS- SING THE SATURDAY NIGHT TRAvvIc SITUATION. IN jll WE FIND DHEMISTRV TEADHER, MATTHEW WAL- LACE, DISCUSSING WORLD AFFAIRS wITH THE SENATOR FRDM NEw JERSEV, THomAs TUNNEV AND TRACK coAcH AT NDRTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, HAROLD HOSKINS. MOVING ON INTO 5l2, WE FIND NONE OTHER THAN WINIFRED MGALLISTER, BIoLoGv TEACHER, GATDHING up ON THE LATEST SCANDAL WITH ROBERTAg HER SISTER, SECRETARY T0 PROMINENT PENN YAN LAWYER, DONALD PICKETTQ CAROL JAMES, J. H. SCHOOL SECRETARY: GLADVS BAILEV, MEDICAL SECRETARY T0 DOCTOR PAUL VANDVKE: ELEANOR BENTLEY AND DOROTHY PETERSON, DIETITIANS IN ST. THOMAS HOSPITAL IN BROOKLYN: AND NINA CLARK, MEDI- cAL SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT TO DR. JOSEPH TRIPOLE. CONGREGATED IN THE HALL OUTSIDE BI3, WE FIND A GROUP OF oLD AcQuAINTANcEs. JEAN PAYNE, NOW SECRETARV T0 THE BRASS SEcTIoN OF THE NEw YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA AND ALSC SDLD TROMBONIST, IS TALKING HMUSICI WITH MR. GEORGE STARK. DIRECTOR or INSTRUMENTAL WORK AT EAST- MAN AND MR. JAMES KINBALL, BAND DIRECTOR IN P. Y. A. RAYMOND BAKER AND WARREN MDRSE, SAxA- PHONE AND TRUMPET PLAYERS IN ALoNzo LONZOLA'S fTlLLMAN'S7 SwING BAND, JOIN THE CROWD. MR. AND MRS. JOHN WDLFE CFORMERLV BARBARA VANDVKE, HEAR THE MUSIC coNvERSATIoN AND nOROF OVERN T0 LISTEN IN. BARS IS BASS CLARINET RLAvER IN THE CHICAGO SYMPHONY. JOHN IS A LovING HUS- EAND AND ADVISER. FRom THE CONVERSATION WE LEARN THAT MISS GLORIA SILL IS, AT PRESENT, IN SAN FRANCISCO TO GIVE A BASSOON coNcERT IN THE CIVICS BDILDING. AND THEREFORE I5 UNABLE TO ATTEND THE REUNION. UPON ENTERING 3I3, WE FIND NONE OTHER THAN VIRGINIA HARLEY BEHIND THE DESK. CTHE DOOR SAYS 'LATlNn,. ALL HER OLD FRIENDS ARE GATHERED AROUND. THERE IS BETTY WAGER, SUPERVISOR AT STRONG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: JANET KELSEV, KATHLEEN PINNED, MARGARET REYNOLDS AND VIRGINIA NIELSEN ARE LEADING NURSES AT nSTRONGu. AGRDSS THE HALL IN SIE IS MISS MARY UYKEMAN TEACHING BUSINESS SUBJECTS. As WE ASDEND THE STAIRS MR. ANSEL STDRK, PRESIDENT OF BALDWIN'S BANK, IS TALKING POLITICS WITH 60NGRES5- MAN FLovD TILLMAN. WE PASS, FARTHER ON, WILLIAM LARDER, SECRETARY OF CDMMERGE, DONALD FUL- LAGAR, SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, AND FAMOUS COMEDIAN, JOHN COLMEY AND CHESTER CuLvER SELLING nCuLvER AND CuLvER ENGVGLDREDIASW. ROBERT ACKERSON, PRESIDENT OF LOCAL FARM BUREAU: GERALD Tunes, SUCCESSFUL FA MER: NORMAN FANCETT, MILK INSPECTORQ AND CARLTON JENSEN, FDREST RANGR ARE DISCUSSING CROP ROTATION AND SOIL EROSl0No IN THE UPPER HALL, wHom D0 WE 'SPOT' DUT MISS VIRGINIA BURG FROM U22, ENGLISH III TEAGH- ER AND NARILvNN FEAGLES, HISTORY TEACHER FROM URI, ARGUIVG ABOUT THE CONGESTION IN THE coR- RIDDRS. FROM BEHIND THOSE SwINGING DOORS IN M20 COMES THAT WIZARD or FIGURES, GILBERT BAKER BEHIND HIM ARE A HOST OF OLD FRIENDS. THERE IS LEWIS DDAN, PRESIDENT OF GENEVA EXPERIMENT STATION: THOMAS 'JUNY' INGHAM, OWNER or EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL IN CHICAGO: C. F. BRUNTA JR., PRESIDENT OF 'LA FEMME FOUNDATION Co.ng AND MR. ARTHUR FDNTAINE, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS BoARD. BEHOLDI SRRAwLED IN THE swIvEL CHAIR BEHIND THE DESK ON THE PLATFORM IN NI9 IS NONE OTHER THAN VICE PRINCIPAL, MR. DONALD SMITH. MR. MERVIN SWING, RADID ENGINEER IS DISCUS' SING NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY HOOK'UPS WITH WARREN, HELEN AND MARGARET SMITH, OWNERS 22 or TH: W. H. M. S. BROADCASTING COMPANY WHICH oPenATes rnon New ORLEANS, LOUISIANAQ JAN: HYATT, AnLene MILLIMAN AND WILLIAM Plen Ane up rnom New Yonx TRYING T0 ceT A sac scoon ron THE NEXT EDITION or THe 'New Yonx HenALc Tnusune'. Oven nn THE connen sv THE wunoows we rnno JOAN WILLIS, PARAMOUNT STAn, wno HAS JUST PLAYED IN 'Rec HAlneo Temnenn AND Annes KJAR, BLUES Ssnoen oven W. H. A. M. KAenes as con- sloenlnc A Movue CONTRACT., Someone HAS A NEWSPAPER AND Tnev ARE ALL neAounc AN ARTICLE unoen THE HEADING nLOCAL Bov MAKES Gooo'. THIS SUCCESSFUL vounc mAn ns HERBERT Sunonsen, wHo HAS JUST PLAYED an A STAR HIT on BnoAowAv. ALona WITH THIS cnoun, we see MARV CHRISTEN' sen, DANISH-AMERICAN PoeT Ano PLAVWRIGHTA CROSSING THE THRESHOLD ARE Mn. Eolson BELL, PRESIDENT or GENERAL MoTons CORPORATION: Mn. HAROLD CARLSEN, ARCTIC EXPLORER, HunTen AND TRAPPER: 'ART' CHRISTENSEN. TRANS'ATLANTlC Ann PULOTQ Mn. RUSSELL COLLINS, CIVIL enonneen wHo Jusv onew THE PLANS ron THe FAMOUS sneeo- wAv enloae :nom New Yann ro Bnesr, FRANCEQ Ano PAuL DAILEV, TEACHER or CHEMICAL enonneen- une AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. As we LEAVE UI9 Ano cnoss INTO THE oTHen HALL, Tue nAne on THe ENGLISH IV ooon ls-- ves, Muss BeTH Hopkins. TALKING TO Hen as THE LIBRARIAN, Mass Befvv HvnA Ano ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN, DOROTHY HOBHRT, Svonnnno TO TALK warn THeM as lnene SPnAcue, WHO Jusv wnofe THE soon, HTHOUGHTS on Linen. In UIY ns Mass GERTRUDE Wnen, ANCIENT Hnsronv TeAcHen, TALKING T0 EsTHen VANKEUREN, RUTH Sonensen, Ano DOROTHY STAPE, ANCIENT Hlsronv TEACHERS an nnomu- nenf HIGH SCHOOLS. In NIS, we rlno Miss GenALolne Kenvon, FnencH, SPANISH AND Ge MAn TEACHER un P. Y. A. SHE as TALKING oven HARD TIMES warn RICHARD Jensen, LOCAL rnunr FARMER Ano Sonnev Ano LENA JAcoesen, ownens or THe JACOBSEN Ano JAcoasen COAT COMPANY. MAnnanc HUNT comes un Ano STARTS COMPARING ausuness WITH THE nesv. Aslne rnom THIS Gnoun. on oun RIGHT we nano Mass HELEN NORMAN, MODELING scHooL oanec- TOR, wuTH DonoTHv GREENFIELD, ELsle Koen, WILMA STRATTON Ano VennA Conev nnomunenr MODELS ron New Yonn STORES. THEY Ane PAssnno THE Tame or DAY WITH oLo rnuenos, Bos LAnoen. Ben- nAno LAws, JOSEPH SISSON' Ano FLovo STRATTON, SUCCESSFUL eusuness Men un Penn YAn, GenevA, Ano RocHesTen. As we oesceno THE STAIRS, Mn. ROBERT Pnlce, FAMOUS SCULPTOR, wHo Jusr rnnusneo THE HANDSOME sTATue or FRANKLIN 0. RooseveLT, Ano Mn. Kenonsc Wonoen, OPERATOR or THE Fono MoTon PLANT IN ROCHESTER, Ane SLAPPING eAcH OTHER on THe BACK, sHownnc HOW PLEASED THev ARE T0 nenew THEIR ACQUAINTANCE. Hn. CHARLES GILLETTE, SecneTAnv or THE INTERICRQ HAROLD GlLaenT, FAMOUS ARTIST: FRANK Gnlrrln. CHEF IN A LARGE ALaAnv HOTEL: Ano KENNETH Reeo, Eoaron or 'New Yonn TuMes', HAve Annuven LATE Ano ARE JUST comnnc IN AT THE ooon. NEAR THE OFFICE sTAno CHARLES Roslnson. Sunenvnson or MILD: Ano LLOYD SCOTT, ROAD conmassuonen or YATE5 Counrv, ouscussunc THE conoufucn or ROADS an THE LOCALITV. HARRY LAnoen, ann TIME POLITIOIAN AND GERALD KNAPTON, PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYER Joan fne CRUWDQ I Mn. Roeenr Rucc, VENTRILOQUISTQ Mn. Eouuno NICLSEN, DAIRY FARMER: Mn. ELLIS Tunnev, LOCAL 'cone' MAN: Ano Mn. MAnLAno GRIFFITH, RADIO Announcen, ARE ALSO seen nn THe cnowo. KenneTH BAnoen, PRINCIPAL, CALLS evenvone TO Ul9. We ALL sane one vense or oun CLASS sons, so WELL wnlvren Lone Aco ev GLORIA SuLL Ano 8Ans VAnDvxe Ano Ken Wonoen. Ont IIC cneen IS cuven, LED av Geonce Ano THEN we ALL LeAve ron oun LONG Jounnev HOME, FEEL- ane THAT we HAVE HAD A SUCCESSFUL DAY. BECAUSE mosT or oun SCHOOL MATES HAVE seen Tnene. -SHIRLEY GELDER 23 'RQ .,w. ,n, ,, ,fPfw.' If FIRST Row: BAILEY, POULSEN, DUVALg MCCANN. JENSEN, BREED, ORCUTT, HOWARD, PALLAR, MACDOUGAL, STEVENS, SNVDER, FINNEJORE, MORICK, BARRUS: SECOND Row: MATTESQN, MACDERMOTT, MACDERMOTT, SINNQNS, ROGERS, ORSLEV, FLAHIVE, Rucc, HURLBUT, SWARTHOUT, BECKER, MARCHIONDA, SCOTT, JENSEN, MASHEWSKE, KOEK, BENTLEY, KLuDE, VENERDN, KINVOUN, HOGAN, TEARS, SMITH, FOURTH Row: WERLEV, AmIDoN, LEGG, CQQN, BULLOCK, BOVLAN, SWARTHOUT, OATMAN, ANTHONY, HOBAN, CHRISTENSEN, HALL, GRIEEITH, NIKKELSEN: FIFTH ROW: SMITHOOVER, CoLE, RIHBLE, TAPPER, NORTHRUPg KENNEDY, RAZEV, ARMSTRDNG, FOLTS, REILLV, MILLER, CHRlSTENSENg HOPKINS. CLASS OF' UuE'RE JUNIDRS NOW,H WE sHouTEn WHEN A CLASS or IES ENTERED PENN YAN AcADEmv IN THE FALL or ISUO. FIRST WE ELECTED OFFICERS. WE CHOSE NANcv FoLTs, PRESIDENTQ MARY MACDOUGAL, TREASUR- ER: CARL SMITH, VICE-PRESIDENTQ AND EDWINA REILLY, SECRETARY. IN THE CLASS THERE WERE NINE GIRLS IN TRI-Y AND NINE aovs IN HI-Y. THE JUNIORS ALSO HAD SEVERAL MEMBERS ON THE STUDENT COUNCIL. ANN STEVENS wAS cHAIFmAN or ASSEMBLIESQ MARGIE SNYDER, DHAIFMAN or SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: ANN ARMSTRONG, SECRETARY or THE COUNCIL: BILL CHALLIS, CHAIRMAN or eovs' ATHLETICS: 35TTY BARRUS, CHAIRMAN or GIRLS' ATHLETICS: PAUL CLARK, TREASURER or THE COUNCIL: TED DANIELS, JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE: AND NANCY FOLTS, PRESIDENT or THE JUNIOR CLASS. OFFICERS 215 4 ,1 qv, al' FIRST ROW! SCHIEK, NEWLANDER, WREN, Hunr, GALLAGHER, HoaAN, BRowN, Comsrocx, WARRICK, DAD- GETT, LovEJov, HALL: SECOND ROW! HANSEN, MIKKELSEN, NIELSEN, PALLAR, OLSEN, STAPLES, INGRAM, SAIIH, CLARK, WHEELER, SIssoN, PHILLIPS: THIRD ROW: JEwETr, JENSEN, SQuIREs, McCLuRE, WHITAKER, Comsrocx, DANIELS, LAoEw, DEBoLv, MARTIN, FLYNN, MACKERCHAR1 Founru Row: CHALLIS, HADLEY, ENDS, DEWATER, ALLEN, CLUMM, TRHMWINGHAM, Fox, HDDSE, BORGERS, BORGLUM, KNAPTONg Fox, JENSEN, CARROLL, CLEVELAND, Eoaunrsou, ALLISON, CDNDELLA, Buar, JOHNSON, BUCKLEV, IGI- OUR JUNIOR PLAY. A MYSTERY qomeov, WAS ENTIfLEo uTHE Gnosr BlRD.n THIS PLAY, or rouR ACTS, wAs ABLV DIRECTED av MISS DORIS LEACH AND wAs PRESENTED MARCH El. CUSTDMARILV ouR CLASS HELD THE JUNIOR PROM AFTER COMWENCEMENT ON JUNE 2U IV HONOR or THE BRILLIANT SENIORSQ OuR cLAss ADvIsERs wERE Mass VELMA RDAER, MR. JOSEPH CHALLIS, MISS MARY REILLV, AND MISS DORIS LEADH. 1 MADMAHDN, CREVELLING, MCFETRIDGEI --NANCY FOLTS ,fy I. hw fa . - I 4 1: 4.1 I .1,, Q E Aovl SERS 25 Q' ' AW'55?5?5!!!Ui l'3 A FIRST ROW: JAMES, FLYNN, Gnlrrnn, JORGENSON, JENSEN, Fox, Wooo, MACWILLIAMS, MASHEWSKE, HEAD, FULLAGER, GREY: SECOND Row: HAMILTON, FETTERMAN, Wooo, BIFMINGHAM, c0RWlNg ANDERSON, PETERsoN, NEILSON, NORTHRUP, SISSON, MADISON, MARTIN, WINEGARD, NEWLAND, OGDEN, sTRATTONg FREV, INGRAMQ THURD ROW! SuTToN, VANDUSEN, WAGAR, CHAPMAN, ALEXANDER, BENSON, BALLARD, BEATTTE, RUSSELL, RUSSELL, RoE, KTRKPATRUCK, CHRISTENSEN, SPIELMAN, sTRYKERg LAMPHIER, KINNE: FOURTH Row: JAVNE, WATERS, ORsuNo, ANDERSON, ANDERSON, DENNISTON, Coon, CAMPBELL. COREY, CoREv, MaLLER, NELSON, BUCKLE. OLSEN: Flrrn Row: Ros, WHITE, LEE, NEwav, CRANE, LILYEA, MCLAUGHLIN, MCFETRIDGE, BRIOGEMAN, HvNA, FLETCHER, BLISS' SLATER, JENSEN: SUXTN ROW! COMSTOCK, SEREFINE, ADAMS, BUCKLEV, HENRICKS, MATTESON, MULLS, FLYNN, ALLEN, ELLlN0g DART, ELLING, COILINS, DUELL, ELLUHC, DAvls, BAnLEv, HAYES CLASS OI? AFTER WEEKS or VAC,TlONlNG THE SOPHOMORES ENTERED THE ACADEMY IN BEWILDERMENTQ FINALLY. TRE BEWILDERMENT CLEARED AwAv AND THEY aEcAME MORE AT Hom:- Oun ABLE ADvusERs, Mass STREETER, Mass KUBLI AND MR. Russum, CHRISTENED us ON ouR MAIUEN VOYAGE, AND oun rnssr MEETING REsuLTEo IN THE ELECTION or FIVE CAPABLE OFFICERS! JOHN SHERIDAN, PRESICENTQ JOAN FLVNN, VICE-PRESIDENTQ JANE BUCKLEY, SECPETARYQ DONALD DAGGETT, TREASURER: AND DOROTHY ALLEN, SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE TO STUDENT COUNCIL. AT Tnns MEETING PLANS ron THE SOPHOMORE Hop WERE ouscussso. COMMITTEES COMPOSEO or JOHN SHERuoAN, GENERAL CHAIRMAN: JEANNE NEwLANo, BARBARA Wooo, DECORATIONSQ SUSAN HENRICKS, RlcHARD HAaeERrlELD, TICKETS: DOROTHY ALLEN, JEANNE MILLS, ENTERTAINMENT: HERMIA MATTESON. ELEANOR ADAMS, REFRESHMENTSQ AND PAuLlNE BURT, oRcHEsTRA, WERE CHOSEN, AND WORK PROGRESSED UNTIL THE NIGHT or OCTOBER 29, IQUO, WHEN ALL ENJovEo A WONDERFUL TINEA THE NAME, HSOPHOMORE FLoP,n APPLIED ev PREvlous SOPHOMORE CLASSES. PRovEn TO BE NO LONGER AP' PRoPRlATE TO THIS vEAR's PARTY. rv Orrlcens 26 'ff 'EEfsw2t?1!i Y i ,,..4 mf 3 gn--ff ,aiyig Aft ,Z w3',,,Qifn,j A wrif'-yaf Lf4?f FIFST Row: FREDERICKSON, LYNN, WUITMORE, MCNULTV, WOODARD, VAUGHN, SWANSON, CuLvER, LoRo, FINGER, ROBINSON, FREDERlCKSON,NALL: SECOND Row: OGDEN, PARSONS, CAVAGNARO, SWANN, STRONG, BOLLEN, FINNEMORE, HYLAND, SPENCER, HAYES, NEWBV, LEBBON, BRAMAN: THIRD ROW: WILSON, HAB- aERF:ELD, GOTTSHALL, DEAN, HOLLISTER, WALwRoTH, SHERIDAN, LEED, INGRAM, REINERS, STAPE, VOAKQ FOURTH Row: CHIDSEV, BETTS, ANDERSON, SwARTHouT, DAGGETT, CARPENTER, SCUTT, TONES: FIFTH now: SEREFINE, BORST, ALLEN, CHRISTENSEN, MONNIN, BARROW. BARDEN, BEACH, MCGRAW, Cnosev, l943 IN NOVEMBER TR:-Y TOOK IN s:x SOPHOMOPE c:RLs, H:-Y s:x SOPHOHOUE eovs, AND GLEE CLUB PIFTEEN GIRLS. WHEN CHRISTMAS nROLLEDn AROUND, M:ss BEARD CALLED A MEETING TO PROPOSE GIVING 'THE NATlVlTY,n A PAGEANT, IN ASSEMBLY. A CAST WAS cHosEN AND REHEARSALS REsuLTED IN A GREAT SUOCESSD IN JANUAFYg TWENTY'0NE NEW SoPHoMoREs WERE ADDED, s:xTEEN or wHoM wERE PROMOTED Enom JUNIOR HIGH AND TWO or wHoM wERE TRANSFERS. VERv FEW SOPHOMORES FAILED IN THEIR EXAMS, AND MANV KEPT HIGH AvERAcEs. THE PLAY, HHER F:RsT PARTY DRESS,n WAS CHOSEN TO BE PRESENTED av THE SoPHoMoREs IN AS- SEMBLY, AND AGAIN THE CLASS or 'Nj DANE OUT ON TOP. THE SOPHOMORES s:NcEPELv HOPE T0 KEEP UP THEIR cooo STANDARDS AND T0 UPHOLD THE RECORDS or THE PREVIOUS CLASSES. OWENS, DALE, EARLE. --JEANNE MILLS '? F ADVISERS 27 ,,:'f5 -iv-fu-E ' Q. A1,,.L ., . FIRST ROW! BARnow, OTTAVIINO, Hopxnws, SNYDER, CHRIETENSEN, COLE, BECKHORNQ SECOND Row: SAITNY HVLANP, CAYAGNADD, STURRUP, WHITBCCK. OST GRADUATES MoTTo: 'EARLY TO RISE AND EARLY TO BED MAKES You HEALTHY BUT SOCIALLV DEAD.' OR ALL wonx AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK CSPDTSJ. A Sono: 'THE Moon woN'T TALKN U-IE AlN'T NO P. GJ on 'THEY THREW THE BABY OUT THE WINDOWP- FDR CRYING ouT LOUD' HISTDRY: DULL SUBJECT on PRDPHEDY: BREAD AND WATER TASTES BEST ON CouRT STREET on WILL! WHERE THERE IS ONE, THERE'S A wAY on M'55 COLE PDEM: THERE'S A LONG, LONG TALE NEEDS TELLlNo 'BouT A GANG IV '2I. THEV'RE THE POST-GRADS YOUNG AND HAPPY, WITH THEIR DEEDS AS YET UNSUNG. Guvs AND GALS wHo, HAVING LEFT SCHOOL, HAvE RETURNED T0 LIVE AGAIN KlVDERGARDEN'S Jovs AND PLEASURES AND to DRuvE Mass COLE T0 SIN-- OR TRY AS WE MAY To PUT ON A PLAY, HE NEVER COULD SUCCEED. lT'S EITHER BECAUSE OUR wonx WE SHIRH OR ELSE OUR PRES' ls JUST A -- BAD aov. P. G. OFFICERS C71 P. S. WE PUT THE oR'S nw, IN CASE YOU'VE co'r A BOATI JADK SNYDER OR BILL SMITH 28 v ACTIVITIES I f ! 'wr ' U xp. 3 FRONT ROW: REMER, BURG, TILLMAN, BELLIS, WAGER, STORK, PICKETT, NDRMAN, STREETER: SECOND ROW! STRATTDN, INGRAM, HDPKINS, GELDER, PINNEO, REYNOLDS, VANDYRE, TUNNEY, REED, WORDENI GELDER, KELSEVQ THIRD Row: CHRISTEHSEN, CHAPMAN, HYATT, HYNA, PAYNE, MORSE, STRATTDN, JADDBSEN, BAKER, GRANT: FDURTH ROW: MACDOUGALg SOPENSEN, GEOGHEGAN, STARK, OSTROWSKI, WALLACE, PRICE' JENSEN. ' ANNUAL STAFF A THE RECORDS AND MEMDIRS or EACH GRADUATING DLASS, BETTER KNOWN AS 'THE PENN YAN KEv,W wERE THIS YEAR GREDITED TO EDITOR-lV'CHIEF, BETTY WAGER AND BUSINESS MANAGER, ANSEL STORKS ACTING AS ASSISTANT EDITOR AND ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER WERE, RESPECTIVELY, ANDY BELLIS AND DONALD PICKETTS THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE wERE SELECTED T0 D0 WRITE- URS FOR THE SENIOR ANNUAL: DEDIDATIDN AND FOREWORD, BARBARA GELDER: JUNIOR CLASS, NANDY FOLTSQ SDPHDMDRE CLASS, JEANNE MILLS: PDST-GRADUATES, WILLIAM SMITH: STUDENT COUNCIL, ROBERT OSTROWSKIQ WYANKEEW, JEANNE GEOGHEGAN: ANNUAL, JANET KELSEVQ TRI-Y, BARBARA VAN DVKEQ HI-Y, DONALD SMITHQ BAND, JANE HYATT: ORDHESTRA, RAYMOND BAKER: GLEE CLUB, HELEN CHAPMAN: FUTURE FARM- ERS or AMERICA, WARREN MORSE: SENIOR PLAY, KATHLEEN PINNEOQ JUNIDR PLAY, MARY MACUOUGALLQ SDRHDMDRE PLAY, LUCILLE OGDENQ FDDTBALL, FLOYD STRATTONQ BASKETBALL, MATTHEW WALLACE: Bovs' SPRING SPORTS, CARL BRUNT AND THOMAS TUNNEYQ GIRLS' SPDRTS, VIRGINIA BURG: FACULTY, DORIS INGRAM. MARGARET REYNOLDS WAS IN CHARGE JANET KELSEY AND BARBARA GELDER MADE FLOYD TILLMAN WITH HIS FAITHFUL 'Ml ELECTED PHYLLlS REED AS THE CLASS HISTORIANQ SHIRLEY GELDER, THE CLASS PROPHETESS: CARLTON JENSEN, ADVISERS WAGER, STDRK or THE SENIDR WRlTE'UPS, HELEN NORMAN, ART EDITOR AND UP THE ART STAFF or THE ANNUAL. CAMERA SNAPPED THE INFORMAL PICTURES. THE CLASS OF THE CLASS POETQ AND JEAN PAVNE AND GEORGE STARK T0 WRITE THE CLASS WILL. BARBARA VANDVKE AND KENDRIC WORDEN WROTE THE WORDS TO THE CLASS SDNG, AND GLORlA SILL GDMPDSED THE MUSIC. WITHOUT THE ADVERTISEMENTS GDNTRIBUTED BV THE MERCHANTS or PENN YAN, THE PUBLICATION or 'THE PENN YAN KEY' WOULD HAvE BEEN lMPOSSlBLEo THE CLASS or 'MI SINDERELY APRREGIATES THE co- OPERATION AND FINE ADVICE or MISS BARBARA STOWE, MISS HILDA STREETER, MR. DONALD GRANT, MISS VELMA REMER AND MISS ELLEN BAILEY. P-'A --JANET KELSEY PHOTOGRAPHER--TILLMAN ART STAFF ,Mif- W Y' VU, ,Mf,4 31 EDITORS .nnnf ul f ff J' J A 5, ., 11 .15 I,s . - 3 V5xWN FIRST Row: FLVNN, MATTESON, BULLOCK, MACDE MOTT, BARDEN, STREETER, RDAER, KELSEv, GELDER, INGRAM, MILLS, HOWARD, LEGG: SECOND Row: EARLE, WAGER, JENSEN, RDGERS, HVNA, SWARTHOUT, OGDEN, SNVDER, REED, Buna, FLAHIvE, WAGAR, MORSE: THIRD ROW! HVATT, SOREHSEN, CHRISTEN- SEN, GREY, 0RsLEv, STEVENS, GELDER, WILLIS, NDRMAN, WARRIDR, COMSTOCK, BAxERg FOURTH ROW! CREVELLINQ, Fox, HOBAN, ACKELEV, GEOGHEGAN, VENERDN, ADAMS, HARLEY, PINNED, REYNOLDS, ANTHONY, FOLTS, JEWETT: FIFTH ROW: MCALLISTER, MASHEWSKI, SMITHOOVER, WINEGARD, AcxERsoN, KINYOUN, PICKETT, BECKER, SHDRT, WHEELER, MDRSE, BRUNT, ARMSTRONG, REILLYQ 'YAN KEE THIS YEAR THE STUDENTS OF PENN YAN ACADEMY VOTED T0 SHDRTEN THE NAME OF ouR SCHOOL PAPER To 'YANKEE.' UNDER THIS NAME, THE STAFF GAVE Two DOLLARS T0 THE SALvATIoN ARMv FOR AID T0 BRITAIN AND THIRTV-FIVE DOLLARS TowARD A NEW MIMEO- QRAPH MACHINE. THIS VEAR THE SENIORS, WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF 36 JUN- - ER, BAILEY AND REMER, HAVE EDITED A PAPER TO BE PROUD oF. .E EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, VIRGINIA BuRa, LIT- WADER AND JEANNE GEOGHEGAN, NEWS EDI- PHYLLIS REED wAs ERATURE EDITOR: BETTY IDRS AND SOPHOMORES AND WITH THE ABLE HELP OF MISSES STREET' If gf? ', f Q I I' 1 TORSQ SHIRLEV GELDER, WINIFRED MCALLISTER, FEATURE EDITORS: BARBARA GELDER, Musuc Aovlsens AND DRAMA EDITORQ RUTH SDRENSEN, EXCHANGE EDITOR: DORIS INGRAM AND CARL BRUNT, GIRLS' AND Bovs' SPORTS EDITORS: JOHN COLMEY, HUMOR EDITOR: JANET KELSEY AND KENNETH BARDEN, ASSISTANT EDITORS: ROBERT ACKERSON, CIRCULATION MANAGER. THIS VEAR THE WYANKEEW wAs BIGGER AND BETTER THAN IN OTHER YEARS BV THE usE OF THICK' ER PAPER, MAKING IT POSSIBLE TO PRINT ON BOTH SIDES. THE PAPER wAs ALSO GREATLY HELPED ev ADVICE GIVEN AT THC SVRACUSE CDNVENTIDN, TO WHICH wERE SENT ELLEN SWARTHOUT, REPRESENTATIVE FRDM THE ART STAFF: NANCY FOLTS, REPREsENTATIvE FRDM THE REPORTING STAFF: AND MISS STREETER, THE FACULTY ADVCSERQ UNDER THE THOROUGH DIRECTION OF MISS BAILEY, THE ART ADVISER, AND PED REYNOLDS, THE ART WSLASHESW EDITOR: VIWGINIA HARLEY AND EDITOR, AND HER SENIOR HELPERS, ART FONTAINE, HELEN NDRMAN, AND KATHLEEN PINNEO, THE WYANKEEI THIS YEAR wAS MADE MORE COLORFUL av THE FINE covERs AND THE MANY CARTOONS THROUGH- ? 7 , , , A OUT THE PAPER. i A Q ' P5 R'l. , THE TYPISTS AND MIMEDQRAPHERS ALL HAvE WORKED HARD THIS fyi 'I Nfii T 'Q, I YEAR TO MAKE THE nYANKEEn ATTRAcTIvE AND READY FDR THE PUB' Affg ' I .5Qf ' Llc EVERY Two WEEKSQ 3 A 1 5 Q THE RETIFING SENIQRS or THE STAFF WISH THE FUTURE STAFF Q' x,5 THE BEST OF LUCK AND KNOW THEY WILL BE SUCCESSFUL IN THEIR ' gRf,5 ' 5 P Q PUBLICATIONS FOR THE COMING YEAR. --JEANNE GEDDHESAN T A ' ff Iv ' 11 4 - 5 TVPISTS BUSINESS MANAGER jl 4, 5' A, FIRST Row: COLNEV, CHALLIS, TILLMAN, SNVDER, SToRR, OSTROWSKII SHERIDAN, CLARK: SECOND ROW! lNGRAM, STEVENS, ARMSTRONG, GELDER, SEwARD, GRANT, FOLTS, SNVDER, ALLEN, BARRUS. STUDENT CUUNCII. THE ExEcuTIvE aoov or PENN YAN ACADEMY IS THE STUDENT COUNClL. IT IS COMPOSED or MEM- aERs or THE STUDENT eoov REPRESENTING vARIouS STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND ELECTED av THE STUDENTS IT MET WITH ITS ADVISERS, MISS SEwARD AND MR, GRANT, ONCE A WEEK. THE COUNCIL WAS COMPOSED or SEvENTEEN MEMSERS. THE OFFICERS WERE ROBERT OSTROWSKI, PRESIDENT: GEORGE STARR, vIcE PRESIDENTQ ANN ARMSTRONG, SECRETARY: PAUL CLARK, TREASURER. OTHER MEMBERS NERE: CHAIRMAN or SOCIAL ACTIVITIES, MARGIE SNVDERQ CHAIRMAN or ASSEMBLIES, ANN STEVENSQ CHAIRMAN or HONOR SOCIETY, SHIRLEv GELDER: CHAIRMAN or Bovs' ATHLETICS, WILLIAM CHALLISQ CHAIRMAN or GIRLS' ATHLETIDS, BETTY BARRUSf POST'GRADUATE PRESIDENT, JACK SNVDER: SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, FLOVD TILLMANQ JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, NANCY FOLTSQ SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT, JOHN SHERIDANQ SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE, DDRIS INGRAMQ JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE, TED DANIELSQ SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE, DOROTHY ALLEN: HYANKEEH REPRESENTATIVE, JOHN COLMEY. JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS, THE COUNCIL SPONSORED A DRIvE, IN SCHOOL, FOR THE SALVATION ARMY. AT THE CLOSE OF THE FOOTBALL AND THE BASKETBALL SEASONS AN INFORMAL PARTY WAS HELD IN HONOR OF EACH OF' THESE TEAMS- , AS IN FORMER YEARS, THE HONOR SOCIETY 4 CALPHA SISMA ETA, wAS SPONSORED av STUDENT 5 COUNCIL. i, OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS or THE COUNClL WERE: PROVIDING DANCING AFTER BASKETBALL GAMES: NUMEROUS AMENDMENTS T0 THE CONSTITU- TIONQ A UBUNDLES FOR BRITAINU DRIVE- A SET 5- -e 9 or RULES FOR THE CONDUCT or STDDENTS IN ,,, SCHOOL AND AT SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: AND A XJ rooTSALL RALLY. -RQSERT OSTROWSKI REPRESENTATIVES OFFICERS 32 X W JIIIIIH Q iii 3353 ? X Q25 23 2 ffy x W1 W f fl X , X X ' I Ehffffffff -Z.. Q 5- . f' ' ? Q f X x X DRA l, Q E 5 g X X fi KS Z X1 ?6Ss ffghbi Z X255 , X www Zxgs 256 A 4 I x Q fx .- ., 5.msuggqg11!i!!!il ,I - -' ' -:?f- ,i v v if-4 ...Ev FRONT now: SULLOCK, BENSON. BOVLAN, JENSEN, MCDERMOTT, FOLTSg HORTEN, BECKER, MAODOUGAL, SNvoEn, BARRUS. BARRUS, BOGUE: SEcoNo now: DYKEMAN, DART, Fnzv, JENSEN, BREED, ORCUTT, ARMSTRONG, VANDVKEg WINEGARD, STEVENS, KINVOUN, MonncH, HAMILTON: THIRD Row: REILLV, Roaens, ORSLEY, CAVAGNARO, PALLAA, HURLBUT, CHAPMAN, KINVOUN, SWARTHOUT, No MAN, HosAN, FINNEMOREQ FOURTH now: OGDEN, VANDusEN, NORTHRUP, HEAD, WlLLus, NELSON, NEILSON, PETERSON, CHAPMAN, HOGAN, STRATTONQ FIFTH now: ALLEN, HOWARD, Onsamo, ADAMS, Buns, CONRAD, WASHBURN. COMSTO K, ELLING, MILLER, ELLING, HOPKlNSo CLEC CLUB THE GLEE GLUE, WHICH CONSISTED or SIXTY-SIX GIRLS, MET EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAV DUR- suc FOURTH PERIOD IN THE JUNIOR HIGH ScHooL Music nooM. THE SONGS THEY WORKED ON THIS PAST VEAE WERE! 'FRIEND or MINE' sv SANDERSON, WTo A WILD Rosen ev MAcDowELL, HSONGS Mv MOTHER TAUGHT ME' av DVORAK, HHASTE TO THE BOWER or ROBIN Hoon' av MorEATT, AND PATRICTIC NUMBERS. THE GLEE Cgua sANc ron A KIUANIS DINNER AT THE BENHAM HOTEL AND ALSO AT scHooL. THEIR SONGS WERE HDEEP RIVERH, A NEGRO SPIRITUAL, WITH ANN STEVENS AS SOLOISTQ AND 'DowN IN DERRYU, AN TRISH TUNE. A rsw cnELs WERE CHOSEN TO SING AT THE GLEE CLue FESTIVAL AT GENEVA, MAV 23, THE Cgua Aaso sANc CHRISTMAS CAROLS AT THE SOPHOMORE PAGEANTQ THE GLEE CLUB SANG AT CO MENCEMENT, MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE 23. --HELEN CHAPMAN 35 w' wir ,. FIRST Row: KIMBALL, CHRISTENSEN, LAMPHIER, BAscom, Monss, KELsEv, STARKQ szcomo now: Amluon, BAKER, Boncans, STURRUP, JOHNSON, BURT, OSTROWSKI, PnncE, STORK, BENTLEY, MILLS, ORC!-IESTR THE ORcHEsTnA, ron A YEAR on Two, SAV veav -ITTLE ACTION BECAUSF or THE LACK or vloLaNs. Tuss PAST YEAR, HOWEVER, UNDER THE CAPABLE DIDECTION or Mn. TAscoM, IT STAGTD A COME-BACK WITH A COMBINATICN or THE Jumuon AND SENIOR Hacu ORCHESTRASU THE FIRST PuaLuc APPEARANCE wAs ou NovEMaER IE, IQUO, WHEN IT PLAvEo ron THE SENIOR PLAV. THE ORCHESTRA ALSO PLAYED ron THE Jonson PLAY AND AT COMHENCEMEHTQ THE cnoup coNslsTs or TEN vuoLuNs, Two HORNS, TWO sAxAPHoNEs, Two CORNETSQ TWO CLARI' NETS, Two FLUTES, A TROMBONE, A PIANO, AND A DRUM. -RAYMOND BAKER 3nowN's ORCHESTRA STATE CONTEST WINNERS ALL STATE 35 .rf K 1. nv- s nnv1 E.M fs 1,954 Q' Wmvvmyrarxug -EB T 1 A W if L igg : ANS. nsulou' If 1 4 ll ft:-, ,-...rg FIFST ROW: GELDER, COMSTOCK, MAcDouGAL, SNVDER, JENSEN, ALLISON, HVNA, BARRUS, BAscoMg SECOND ROW: MATTESON, HVNA, STARK, Fox, HEAD, PAVNE, GELDER, MORSE, STURRUP, SISSON, BARDEN, ENDS: THIS: ROW! LEGO, TUTTLE, REDTDR, FINNEMORE, KLUBE, WASHBURNg KELSEY, REED, STDRK, BRowN, BETTS, NEWLANDER: FouRTH Row: HVATT, SHORT, VANDVKE, Fox, BAKER, JENSEN, JOHNSON, MDRSE, 0STROWSKlg JDRGENSEN, CoMsTocK, GREENFIELDQ FlFTH Row: SWANSON, CLARK, BRATNARD, DANIELS, KIMBALL, sHORT,PlCKF1T , SILL, SCHIEK, BEEBE, PRICE, EARLE. BAND THE PENN YAN ACADEMY BAND STARTED orr THE YEAR RLAVTNG FDR THE FOOTBALL GAMES. THEY FORMED THE LETTERS WP.Y.A.n RoR THE HOME TEAM AND THE lNlTlALs or THE OPPOSING TEAMS. THEY ALSO RLAVED SEVERAL LsvELv MARCHES. ON NOVEMBER ll, THE BAND PLAvED FDR THE DEDICATION or THE NEW FLAG POLE AT KEUKA PARK, TOOK PART IN THE ARMISTICE DAv PARADE, AND PLAYED FDR THE NEwARK vs. PENN YAN FOOTBALL GAME THAT ARTERNDDN. EIGHT MEMBERS or THE PENN YAN BAND WENT To ROCHESTER, NOVEMBER 28, 29, 30, TO PLAY IN THE ALL-STATE Musuc FESTIVAL. THE MEMBERS wERE: JEAN PAVNE, TROMBONEQ BARBARA VANDYKE, BASS CLARINET: SHIRLEY GELDER, FLUTE: MARGARET MDRSE, FLUTEQ GEORGE STARK, CLARINET: RICHARD BROWN, CORNETQ PAUL CLARK, DARITONEQ AND GLORIA SILL. BASSOONA THE HNATIONAL JUDGMENTn av GEORGE BONEQ AND CLARK, JAMES KnwBALL, RICHARD BRowN, ROBERT USTROWSKI AND CARMEN INCLUDING BAND WENT TO PRATTSBDRG, MARCH 28-29, FOR THE DISTRICT coNTEsT. THEv PLAYED THE EMBLEMW BV BAGLEv, nL'AIGLONn CTHE REQUIRED NUMBER, BY LE CLATR, AND nUNlVERSAL BV DE NARDIS. THE BAND MADE A vERv FINE SHOWING. THERE WERE FIVE SOLDS, PLAYED STARK, CLARINETQ RICHARD BROWN, CORNET: JAMES KnMBALL, TuBAg JEAN PAvNE, TROM- CHARLES BRATNARD, BARITONE. THERE wERE ALSO A BRASS SEXTET WITH JEAN PAYNE' PAUL JOHNSON: A CLARINET QUARTET BARRUSQ AND A FLUTE QUARTET AND SHIRLEY GEORGE STARK, ROBERT ALLISON, BARBARA GELDER AND BETTY WITH JANET KELSEY, MARGARET MORSE, PHVLLIS REED GELDER. THERE wERE FlFTY-EIGHT MEMBERS IN THE PENN EMv BAND. THE FOLLOWING SEVENTEEN GRADDATED: SHIRLEY GELDER, PHvLLnS REED, JANET KSLSEY, GLORIA SILL, ROBERT OSTRQHSHT, BARBARA GELDER, DONALD PIDKETT, JAMES KIMBALL, RAvnoND BAKER, JANE HYATT, WARREN MORSE, JEAN PAYNE, ANSEL STDRK, BARBARA VANDYKE, ROBERT PRICE, BETTY HYNA, AND GEDRGE STARR. --JANE HYATT YAN ACAD- MR. BASCOM DRUM MAJOR 36 A 31 4 ,- I Rua PINNED, KELSEV, REED, MQRSE, VANDVKE, GELDER, TILLMAN, HARLEv, OSTROWSKI, GELDER, HDPKINS, STARKQ SENIOR PLA THE SENIDR CLASS PRESENTED THE HILARIDUS coMEDv, NTHE MAD HATTERS,' WRITTEN sv Kunrz GORDEN, AT A SPECIAL MATINEE ON THURSDAY, NovEMaER IU, AND ON FRIDAv EVENING, NOVEMBER l5, l9UO. IT wAS DIRECTED ev MISS DORIS LEACH, T0 wHoM THE CLASS ONES THE SUCCESS or THE PLAY. THE PLAY DEALT WITH THE PROBLEMS or THE cRAzv HATTER FAMILY' JOE HATTER, THE RATHER, PLAYED av WARREN MDRSE, GARED PDR NOTHING auT FISHING. MARGARET HATTER, THE MOTHER, PLAYED ev KATHLEEN PINNED, DARED FOR NOTHING BUT DRAMATICS. GIGI HATTER, PLAYED av BARBARA GELDER OARED ONLY FOR ATHLETICS: AND BUNNY HATTER, PLAYED ev GEDRGE STARR, CARED ONLY PDR PHoTo- GRAPHV. ANGELICA, THE MAID, PLAvED sv BARBARA VANDvxE, FURNISHED MANv LAUGHS. VIRGINIA HARLEY, PORTRAVED THE PART or GRANDMA HATTER, THE CLASS wILL NEVER FORGET GRANDMA AND HER PLVING TDGS. NEITHER wILL THEY FORGET SHIRLEV GELDER AS DIANA HATTER, PHVLLIS REED AS ELIZABETH HARRISON, Bos OSTROWSKI AS MUGZIE MULLEN, BETH HOPKINS AS NANcv HAVWARD, FLDVD TILLMAN AS HENRY HARRISON, AND JANET KELSEY AS CLARA SHELDON. OTHERS WHO MADE THE PLAY THE SUCCESS THAT IT wAs INCLUDED DONALD PIGKETT, TICKETS: DONALD SMITH, BUSINESS MANAGER: ANDv BELLIS, STAGE MANAGER: ELSIE KOEK, PROPERTIES: JOHN WDLPE, SCENERVQ ALONZO TILLMAN, LIGHTING: GLADYS BAILEY, PROGRAMS: AND GERTRuDE WHEN, ADVERTISING- AS A RESULT, THE TREASURY wAS INCREASED av DNE HUNDRED roRTv-Two DOLLARS AND THIRTV- TWO CENTS. l --KATHLEEN PINNEO MISS LEADH STUDENT DIEEDTDR HowARo, TRINMINGHAM, SwARTHouT, JEWETT, 5NvDER, CLARK, BECKER, FOLTS, DANIELS, SMITH, JUNIOR DLAY ON MARCH 2l THE TALENTED CLLSS or '42 PRESENTED AN UNSURPASSED PERFORMANCE or 'THE GHOST BIRDU. lTs DIRECTOR wAs MISS Donns LEACH AND THE STUDENT DIREoToR wAs MARY MACDOUGALL. THE STUDENTS PARTICIPATING WERE PAUL CLARK, ROBERT WHEELER, HENRY JEwETT, MARDIE SNVDER, NANCY FOLTS, PATSY HOWARD, WILLIAM TRIMMINGHAM, CARL SMITH, ELLEN SWARTHOUT, TED DANIELS, NANcv BECKER AND ANN ARMSTRONG. THIS MVSTERV PLAY wAs WRITTEN ev NEIL E. SCHEIFFER AND wAs PERFORMED WITH GREAT SUCCESS' -'MARY MAcDoucAL WHEELER. SDP!-IOMORE PLAY THE SOPHOMORE PLAY, nHER FIRST PARTY DRESS,n UNDER THE DIREcTIoN or MISS BEARD, wAs GIVEN IN ASSEMBLY APRIL 29. THE CAST or CHARACTERS INCLUDED JOAN FLYNN AS PATSY CRDDKER, DOROTHY ALLEN AS COOKIE CRDDKER, OLIVER MCGRAW AS JERRY CROCKER, SUSAN HEN- RICKS AND DONALD DAGGETT AS MR. AND MRS. CRDDKER, AND LLOYD INGRAHAM AS VERNON STACK- THE SDRHDMDRE cLAss IS INDEETED T0 mpgs BEARD AND TO THE STUDENT DIRECTOR, BETH HOPKINS, FOR THE TIME AND PATIENDE SPENT IN MAKING THE PLAY A SUCCESS. ' T-JEANNE NEWLAND McGRAw, lNGRAM, FLVNN, HENRICKSI DAGGETT. ALLEN, Cook 38 HI-Y THE Hu-Y OFFICERS roR THE FIRST SEMESTER WERE, DONALD SMITH, PRESIDENT: RDBERT OSTROWSKI, VICE-PRESIDENT, ANSEL STDRK, SECRETARY' TREASURER, TOMAS TUNNEV. IN JANUARY THE NEW OFFICERS WERE! PRESIDENT, GEORGE STARK: VICE-PRESIDENT, ANSEL STORKQ SECRETARV, DONALD SAITHQ TREASURER, KENNETH BARDEN. THE cLua cHosE MR. Russum RoR THEIR ADvnsER AND WITH HIS AID DRAETED A NEW CONSTI- TUTION. DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON THE Hn-Y DPERATED A STAND ON THE ATHLETIC rlELD. AT THANKSGIVING THE cLuu MADE A DoNATn9N T0 THE SALVATION ARMY T0 BE USED FOR NEEDv FAMILIES. DONALD SMITH rdf' lf ,' ,,,,,,,-.1 fu TRI-Y TR!-V IS A BRANCH or THE NATIDNAL Y. W. C. A. AT THE BEGINNING or THE YEAR THE MEMBERS DREW up A NEw coNsTlTuTnoN, AND TOOK IN MEM- BERS. AT THE FORMAL INITIATION or NEW MEMEERS, DEAN Owuwas WAS THE GUEST SPEAKER. Orrlcsns FOR THE YEAR WERE! BARBARA GELDER, PRESIDENTQ NANCY FOLTS, VICE-PRESIDENT: LUCILLE OGDEN, SECRETARY: DORIS INGRAM, TREASURERQ ELLEN SwARTHouT, CHAPLAINQ AND SHIRLEY GELDER, SERREANT-AT-ARMS. THE ADVISER wAs Muss MARGARET KUBLIA TR:-Y MEMBERS MADE LAvETTEs ron THE RED CRoss AND KNITTED AN R. A. F. BLANKET :QR BUNDLES FDR BRITAIN. BASKETS ron THE POOR WERE PACKED AT THANxscnvuNc AND CHRISTMAS Tgmg, THE ANNUAL DaNNER DANCE CMHPLETED TRI-Y'S PROGRAM. BARBARA VANDYKE ko af lll 30 FIRST Row: REIKERS, ROBINSON, STAPE, TITUS, DECKERQ SECOND Row: JENSEN, JENSEN, AcxERsoN, STOUT, FlTzwATER, HALL, BARDENQ THIRD ROW! ALLEN, JENSEN, JACOBSEN, TINNEV, ANDERSON, FINNEMDRE, KNAPTON, CHRTSTENSEN, CHICSEV, FULLAGER. FUTURE FARMERS QAMERICA THE AGRICULTURE CLASS or l9UO-Rl HAS BEEN AN ACTIVE cLAss THROUGHOUT ITS TERM. MOST or THESE FELLDWS BELONG T0 THE F. F. A. THis VEAR THE CLua HAS CHOSEN FDR ITS oFPl:ERs: SDRNEY JACOBSEN, PRESlDENT: ARTHUR CHRISTENSEN, VICE PRESIDENT: HARLAND CHIDSEY, SECRETARY' AND BURTON HUNT, TREASURER. Q THE ANNUAL FRUTT AND cRoP sHow wus HELD IN THE JUNIOR Hl:H GVMNASTUM IN OCTOBER. THE aovs ENTERED THEIR PRODUCE, WHICH wAs JDDGED sv PROFESSIONALS: AND PRIZES WERE AwARDED TO THDSE HAVING THE MOST AND BEST ENTRIES. DELEGATES OF THE CLue TOOK PART IN CONTESTS AT THE NEw YORK STATE FAIR. FARM-AND- HDME WEEK GREETED MOST or THE aovs AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY ron oNE DAY OR MDRE. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR occAsaDNAL FIELD TRIPS wERE TAKEN To DIFFERENT rARMs or THE com- MUNITY, WHERE THE sovs JUDGED CATTLE AND POULTRY AND STUDIED FARM PROBLEHS. THE CLASSWORK COVERED INFORMAL DISCUSSIONS or FARM MANAGEMENT, POULTRY, DATRYIMD, AND CROP STUDYD --WARREN MORSE O Q - ug MR, STQUT F. F. A. IN ACTION lu .. Ywi E' Effie .I . . M, .,.. BONLI NG THIE VEAR, UNDER THE EXCELLENT SUPER- VISION or MISS 0'BRIEN, TWENTY'FIVE GIFLS ELECTRONICS THE ELECTRONICS CLus wAs FD MED ron THE PURPOSE or TEACHING ELEMENTARY RADIO TO ITS ENJOVED DowLIuG. AT THE BEGINNING or THE MEMBERS- SEASON JEANNE GEOGHEGAN wAs uNANIMousLv ELECTED cApvAIN. BOWLING wAs HELD EVERY TuEsDAv NIGHT, WITH HELEN HOGAN AND JEANNE GEQQHEDAN EARNING THE HONOR or TOP SCORERSQ To THOSE wHo wERE INEXPERIENCEU eowL- ERS, Mass O'BRlEN DFFERED INsTRucTIoNs. SHE wAs ALso wILLINc TO HELP TNE OTHERS To BETTER THEIR ABILITY IN THIS FIELD ON THE WHOLE, eowLINc WAS A GREAT sue- CESS THIS YEAR, AND WE HOPE THAT IT WILL DE AS SUCCESSFUL IN THE FUTURE' THIS CLUB, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. GRANT, MADE ANNOUNCEMENTS AT FOOTBALL AND IASKETBALL GAMES. BESIDES MANY REPAIRS ON THE AMPLIFIER, A RADIO TRANSMITTER wAs BUILT. BECAUSE or MR. GRANT's INABILITV T0 ATTEND Mosf or THE MEETINGS, THE OLDER AND Mon: EXPERIENCED MEMsERs ACTED AS 3UPERVl5ORS. No OFFICERS WERE ELECTED, :ur ROBERT OsTRowsKI wAs APPOINTED AS cTINo SECRETARY-TREASURER. 'Uh-0 RIFLE THIS YEAR THE RIFLE CLUB wAs RE-ESTABLISHED UNDER THE GOVERNMENT HOME TRAINING SYSTEM. WITH MR. STouT ACTING AS INSTRUCTOR, A NUM- aER or MATCHES WERE HELD: AND ALTHOUGH Mosv or THE MEMBERS WERE NEW, THEv DID NoT D0 Too BADLV. THE OFFICERS WERE PRESIDENT, ROBERT JENSEN, VICE-PRESIDENT, RICHARD CARROLL: EXECUTIVE OFFICFTQ, JAMES WREN: SECRETARY IIIETZ COMSTODC, AND TREASURER KENNETH CHRIETENSEN. WRESTLING WRESTLING CLUB GDT or-'I-' T0 A sooo START THIs YEAR WITH A MEMBERSHIP or THIFTY- FIVE eovs. DIVIDED INTO CLASSES ACCORD' ING T0 WEIGHT, THEY BEGAN COMPETITION IN EAcH DIVISION. THE aovs REALLv WENT AT IT warn vnu AND VIGORQ ILETIC Jzrxrvis 1-df ' wif . '?9 'l 1' 1 -, 4 , A :Q . . .A J ,X gy .4 ' ,. I jf- U lg., xi .rp 9 -- ..4n so . ,t C1 ,Q , .. All A W I . -14 .-.J ,- JF A E4 . L . A, -E .V i y FIHST Row: Hooczs, SWARTHOUT, WALLACE, ALLISON, TUNNEY, MOCLURE, COLLINS, PALLAR, SEESE: SECOND Row: BORST, WHITANEH, WALRATH, SHORT, NEILSON, LEDD, STRATTON, SPENCER: THIRD ROWQ CuLvER, DAGGETT, HYLAND, LADEW, OGDEN. TRIRDLI, WHEELER, BARROW. PENN YAN HAD A BAD SEASON THIS YEAR, WITH TWO WINS, ONE TIE, AND FOUR DEFEATS. THE FIRST GAME wAs wITH WATKINS NEXT GAME WAS WITH AVON AND VEAR. Fon THE FIRST LEAGUE THE NEXT WEEK THE TEAM THE FOLLOWING WEEK WATERLDD AND ENDED WITH A WIN PDR PENN YAN sv THE SCORE or 26-6. TH: WAS ANOTHER wIN, IS-6. THIS WAS PROBABLY THE GEST GAME or THE GAME PENN YAN wENT TO LYONS AND THE SCORE wAs TIED, 6-6. WENT T0 CLVDE, WHERE THEY WERE HANDED THEIR FIRST DEFEAT. 1-lj. CAME TO PENN YAN WITH A LIGQT SUT FAST TEAM AND BEAT US BADLV av A scene or 0 - 33.AFTER THAT SENEDA FALLs woN FROM us ON ouR owN FIELD av THE SCORE or O-I9. THE FINAL GAME WAS WITH NEWARK AND REsuLTED IN A VERY HARD FOUGHT DAME, BUT NEWARK FI NAI.I.v WON O-7. THIS vEAR's LETTER MEN wERE: ALLISDN, BARROW, BRUNT, CLEVELAND, COLLINS. TUNNET, E. WORDEN, PALLARQ HVLAND, STRATTDN, WHITAKER, TRIPOLI, WALLACE, AND MCCLURE. AT A MEETING AFTER THE FINAL GAME MATTHEW WALLACE wAs ELECTEDIHONORARY CAPTAIN or TH! TEAM ron THE 'NO SEASON. HE ALSO WAS voTED ev THE 'ROCHESTER TIMES UNIONN AS A LINESMAN on THE TRI-couNTv LEAeuE's ALL - STAR TEAM. --FLovD STRATTDN CAPTAIN AND MANAGERS COACHES hh S pff Q TX FIHST Row: BnuNT, BARROW, HYLAND, VORDEN, Fox, BEEBE: SECOND nowx SEEsE, WALLACE, WHITAKEP, KETBALL THE BASKETBALL SQUAD THIS YEAR GOT orr TO A EAlRLv sooo START. THEv PLAYED VERY NELL THE FIRST THREE GAMES, WHICH WERE TOUGH ONES TO onop. THEN THEv HAD A SERIES or EAD NIGHTS. IN THE FIRST SENECA FALLS GAME, THE SQUAD WENT vznv WEL . THEv LOST av ONE POINT. THE NEXT GAME, WITH NEWARK, THEY WON. THEN THEY WERE orr AGAIN UNTIL THE LAST THREE GAMES. THEv won THE FIRST TWO or THEM AND LOST THE LAST ev oNE POINT, FINISHING THE sEAsoN wuTH THREE LEAGUE GAMES TO THEIR CREDIT. THE PROSPECT ron NEXT YEAR IN BASKETBALL sEEMs vERv BRIGHT. Foun JUNICR LETTERMEN AND ONE SENIOR WILL coME BACK. THE HIGH sconzn or THIS SEASON wAs BTLL HHITAKER WITH NlNETv POINTS. HE WAS ALSO ELECTED NEXT YEAR'S CAPTAIN. SHonT, PRICE, Hooses --MATTHEW WALLACE WE THEY NEWARK 25 311 PALMVRA 25 26 CANANDAIGUA 22 29 LvoNs 218 1 GENEVA 27 I CLYDE I9 28 SENECA FALLS 32 33 NEWARK 39 21 PALMVRA 25 35 CANANDAU c:uA I6 as GENEVA 26 CLYDE 29 Y-11+ SENECA FALLS UI 37 LvoNs 31+ 3l WATERLOO 30 31 JuN.o' VAgg'7y BASKETIALL ll ABYICI 115 -f f' 1? 37 - so Q' QQ-' i sl' FIRST ROW: MCNULTV, ALLEN, CARLSON, CHAPMAN. LUPPINOQ SECOND Row: LARDER, DAGGETT, ALLISON, FLYNN, SJITH, BRAHANQ BASEBALL WHEN CoAcH EDWARD POND ISSUED A CALL PDR BASEBALL cANDlDATEs, VETERANS WHO RETURNED WERE! DONALD BEEBE Clsr BASED, HOWARD FLYNN CIST aAsE AND PITCHERJ, dam HOBAN CQND BASE, DONALD DAGQET QSHORT-STOPE, FDAPK Cnlrrsn QBRD BASE5g Boa ALLISON KPITCHERJ, LOUIE BRAMAN KCATCHERD, AND DOMONIC LUPPINO, JoE BARRow, HAROLD CARLSON AND BnLL WHaTAKER KOUTFIELDERSJ. PENN YAN PDRMED THE FIFTH TEAM or THE FINGER LAKES CLASS A LEAGUE AND HAD A vERv SUCCESSFUL SEASON. - ELEvEN GAMES WERE SCHEDULED To BE PLAYED ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAVS AS FoLLows: MAY 2 WATERLOO THERE NAV 9 OPEN MAY 6 CANANDAIGUA HERE MAY I3 GENEVA THERE JAY I6 SENECA FALLS HERE MAY 20 WATERLOO HERE MAY 23 OPEN MAY 27 CANANDAleuA THERE MAY 30 OPEN JURE 3 SENECA FALLS THERE JUNE 6 GENEVA HERE MANAGERS I ,f 4 1 ly F FI Y A. . .......,m f 41 T X Q In K T Ill I . r K TRACK THE PENN YAN ACADEMY TRACK SEASON GDT UNDER WAY WITH SHORT wonx-ours STARTING MARCH THE RETURN or mosv or LAST VEAR'S CANDIDATES GAVE TO THE COACHES, Ease Hooaes AND DONALD SEESE, A BRIGHT OUTLOOK ron THE COMING SEASON. AMONG THE SQUIRES CIOOJ, PUTJ, WALWRATH HURDLESJ. THIS PAST IETTERING THE Pnzvlous VEAR'S ran: nzcono. VETERANS RETURNING WERE! CARL BRUNT 'Nl CAPTAIN fssoy, WALLACE CUUOJ, HOSKINS QHIGH JUMP,, TUNNEY KPOLE VAULT,, Fox KPOLE VAULTJ, WDHDEN QSHOT Qssoy, BURT cMlLE,, SHORT KBROAD Jumpl, TRIMMINGHAM CUHOJ, AND CHALLIS VEAR'S SQUAD PROVED T0 BE THE BEST THE SCHOOL HAD HAD IN MANV YEARS, EVEN SRUNT AND TUNNEY TENNIS THis VEAR THE P. Y. A. TENNIS TEAM HAD A vERv SUCCESSFUL SEASON. DON PICKETT, TED DANIELS, AND HAROLD HOSKINS WERE BACK Enom LAST YEAR'S UNDEFEATED TENA TO FILL THE THREE SINGLES POSITIONS. THE TEAM woN A cooo SHARE or THEIR saxTEEN MATCHES, AND CERTAINLV DESERVED THEIR RATING AS DNE or THE BEST TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE. --TED DANIELS U7 2h GIRLS BASKETBALL FIRST Row: CHAPMAN, LEGQ, DART, ALLEN, HAMILTQN, SNVDER, MILLS, HOWARD: SECOND ROW! NoRTHRuP, NORTHRUP, HOPKINS, KENNEDv, RAzEv, FLAHIVE, SEWARD, DuvAL, HOGAN, HEN- PICKS, FnEv, COLLINS: THIRD ROW: SWARTHOUTQ BURT, KINVOUN, SMITHoovER, DVKEMAN, SHDRT, OATMAN, BENTLEv, BURR, CHAPMAN, REILLV, Comsrocx. GIRLS' SPORTS THIS YEAR AN ENTURELV NEW PROGRAM WAS PLANNED ron FIWLC' SPORTS. ALL THE GIRLS FROM FRESHHEN T0 SENIORS wERE PUT ON DIfFERENT LEAGUES, or wHIcH THERE WERE rouR: THE MOHAWKS, CAVUGAS, SENECAS, AND ONEIDAS. THESE LEAGUES COMPETED AGAINST oNE ANOTHER IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS. THERE WERE TEN CHARTER MEMBERS wHo FORMULATED THIS PLAN, THE SENIOR MEMBERS BEING JEAN GEOGHEGAN, MARGARET REYNOLDS, AND VIRGINIA BURG. THE THREE sPoRTs HAVING THE BIGGEST TURNOUTS WERE SOCCER AND BOWLING, UNDER MISS 0'BRIEN's SUPERVISIONQ AND BASKETBALL, DIRECTED av MISS SEwARD. HELEN CHAPMAN WAS DNE or THE OUTSTANDING SENIOR SOCCER PLAYERS, wHILE CAPTAIN JEAN GEocHEaAN RETAINED THE HIGHEST BOWLING AVERAGE. BASKETBALL HAD A BIG SEASON wITH THE CAYUGAS COMING IN FIRST. SDHE or THE OUTSTAND- ING PLAYERS wERE BETTY HVNA, MARY CHRISTENSEN, JEAN PAVNE, AND BETH HOPKINS GIRLS' NooN svm PROVED vERv SUCCESSFUL WITH THE HELP or ALIcE ANTHoNv, NANCY FOLTS AND MARY ORSLEY. THE LEAGUE THAT WON THE voLLEvsALL CHAMPIONSHIP wAs THE CAYUGA. SOME SENIOR NOON'LEAGUERS WERE VERNA COREV AND GLADYS BAILEY. LEADERSHIP ALSO MADE STEADY IMPROVEMENTS. SOME or THE OUTSTANDING LEADERS wERE DORIS INGRAM, BARBARA GELDER, VIRGINIA BURG, AND BARBARA VANDYKE. SPRING sPoRTs WERE TENNIS, SOFTBALL, AND TRACK. 9 VIRGINIA Bunn 1 LEADERSHIP GIRLS TENNIS 748 xfh-n' 5 QEQQA YQ E3 F .. ' 4. f .5 ..Z 1 f X An',gk- J' 5. A' Z! f-5 .. iq 3, ,.., 1,3 fl LQ .- i -I fry ' X' f ,, 1 u N! V f, 5 ,V Inf .30 D V' . n ff'-1 ,.---- .al 1 'Q qv 5 1 v vm,- 1 ,n s.' .,,- .! , - .-.- f p AJS WEL -N . K , Q a. LW 1 - vxv wgq ' 1 Hg: Xxx v 'l'!' P ' ' 1 , . jf l 6 Will y ,, pw s l BALDWIN5 BANK 7 PENN TAN If SIABLISHIED IB 'I I BROWN 9 HOPKINS IN C. ufomffeie. 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