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

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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

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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