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

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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

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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

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'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