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

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POEM ONWARD THERE'S A TREE-BORIIRED WALK, UP TO THE DOCR OF A BUILDING, TRADITIONS OLD. LOCK LLOSELY AND WE FIND IT'S OUR P. Y. A. WITH STRUCTURE S0 STRONG AND BOLD. 'TIS I-ERE FOR AN ERA OF THREE SHORT YEARS WE'VE STUDIED AND PLAYED AND TOILED TO KEEP OUR CODE FOREVER HIGH, OUR HONOR CLEAN, UNSPOILED. IMPORTANT MEN OF THE WORLD TODAY WERE TAUGHT WITHIN ITS WALLSg AND WE OF FORTY-TIREE NON PASS T0 FILL OUR WORLDLY CALL. T0 TEACFERS ALL, AND STUDENTS TOO. WE REGRETFULLY SAY GOODBYE: BUT FOR EACH ONE THE WORLD NOW CALLS T0 UNE, TO ID, TO DIE. SO NOW WE TURN ANOTHER PAGE, OF THE THRILLING BOOK OF LlFEg WITH HEADS HELD HIGH AND WILLS MADE FINA, x WE FACE THIS WORLD OF STRIFE. ' CMRLES CAVAGNARO ,H I TZ, A f J. ff ffm -H Q - ,V ,,, f

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SONG I 4 O I 4 M1335 big 11 Q IE 533 ii ng TI-REE SHUT YEARS ARE OVER AND OUR SCHOOL DAYS DONE, DAYS OF WORK AND FRIENDSHIP TRIAL AND GLORIOUS FUN. WEIVE TRIED FOR A PURPOSE EACH AND EVERY DAY PROUD TO BEAR THE STANDARD T Iii W RAW EI T34 I TIE ARAY AND TIE NAVY EACH HAS SUIT ITS CALL CFERISHED FRIENDS HAVE LEFT TI-ROUGH THE MONTHS, BJT ALL PLEDGED TO HCME AND CDUNTRY TFEY WILL DO TI-EIR DEEDSg FOR ALL OF US ARE VITAL TO NEEDS. FOR OUR P. Y. A. NOW THE TlIE'OF PARTING CALLS EAG4 ONE TO YIELD HIS UTMOST IN SERVIE IN T0 EVERY FIELD. TO THE SCHOOUS TRADITIONS MAY WE LOYAL BE. HAPPY IN THE MEMORIES BROUGHT BY 'I-I3. US OUR WUNT RY' S I9

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WILL WE, THE CLASS OF I9I-I3, OF PENN YAN ACADEMY, VILLAGE OF PENN YAN, TOWN OF MILO, COUNTY OF YATES, STATE OF NEW YORK, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OONTINENT OF NORTH AMERICA, IN THE WESTERN HEYIISPI-ERE, BEING OF SUPPOSEDLY SOUND MIND AND GOOD BODY, DO HEREBY MAKE AND PUBLISH THIS, CXJR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN THE MANNER FOLLOWING: TO THE CLASS OF I9I41I-, WE LEAVE HILL ACESS TO THE SEATS IN ll-I9. TO THE CLASS OF I9I-I-5, WE LEAVE OUR GOOD STANDING WITH THE TEACHERS--AI-HA! TO THE FACULTY, WE NOT ONLY LEAVE, BUT WE TAKE OUR PROBLEMS WITH US TO ENABLE A NEW CI.ASS TO CONE IN WITH THEIRS. TO THE JANITORS, WE LEAVE SENIOR HCIIEROOM AS PAPER-SCATTERED AS EVER. AND SI NGLY2 ELEANDR ADAMS LEAVES HER NUMBER ONE SEAT IN sENIoR HDME RDDM TO THE UNFORTUNATE JUNIOR GIRL WITH A LAST NANE BEGINNING WITH IIAII. JANE BUCKLEY, HER ABILITY TO GET THROUGH SUDGESSFULLY ALL COURSES IN SCIENCE T0 ANYONE wHo IS READY FOR A REAL FIGHT. ROSE MARIE MGLAUGHLIN, HER DozEN DREAMPDDLDRED PORTFOLIOS TO SONEONE wHo WANTS IISDME' JOB. GRANT CHRISTENSI'-JI, THINKING OF IITILLIEII A5 HE GDES ON WITH HIS IYDRK. DONALD BETTS, HIS LDUD TONES TO BOB OLSEN. EDITH HANDLEMAN, HER ABILITY T0 ARGUE WITH THE TEACHERS T0-RUTH CLBIENT. LESLIE FITZWATER, HIS GHEVRDLETS AND FORDS TO THE FORTUNATE JUNIOR wHo CAN GET TI-EM. DORIS FULLAGAR, I-ER FIGURE TO THE ATLAS DDNPANY. JEANNE GILLMDR, HER IIBEAUII DOING HIS DUTY ON HIS SHIP WHILE SHE KEEPS 'THE HGYIE FIRES BURNINGII. EvELYN GRAY, FOR A SCHOOL OF HER OWN-MATRIMONY. OLIVER McGRAw, HIS WITTY REMARKS T0 MR. DHALLIS. SUSAN I-ENRIDKS, STILL SYIEARING HER HRENCI-I wAS RIGHT. GERALD BARDEN, HIS SHYNESS TO BUD IIMDRTH PAYIE. ELSIE HDRKINS. HER ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE TO ONE OF THE FEW WHO CAN D0 IT. RICHARD LORD, .IITTERBUGGING TO DWIGHT PUTNEY. MARGJERITE INGRAHAM, I-ER TECHNIQUE TO SKIP GYM CLASSES T0 SOME JUNIOR wHo DISLIKES GYM TOO. BJRTON TDNES. HIS MOTOR SCOOTER T0 BDB REYNOLDS. DAVID CURTISS, ISHCOOLXTO DRIVE A TEN TON GOAL TRUCK. GENEvIEvE JAMES, HER TROUBLE TO KNON HER HISTORY TO ANY JUNIOR wHo LI KES T0 WORK. ELONZO HDLLISTER, HIS DDD JOBS T0 BILL DLEAVELAND. ELOISE JAYNE, HER WORK ARDUND THE FARM TO PI-IYLLIS RECTOR. cALvIN CROSBY, HIS LETTER WRITING TO JIMVIY REILLY. NANCY, HER HORSES, WELL TRAINED, FOR MORE NEW MATERIAL AT EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL. MARION LAMPHERE, HER TREASURY BDDKS FOR THE SENIOR DI.ASS TO MISS REIER. GERALD LYNN, HIS BOOKS 4-27 IN Il-l9. WINIFRED JOHNSON, I-ER BEAUTIFUL SINGING VOICE TO 'GIF' CMDNDTDNEI KUDLI. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL, I-ER CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE 'AFWIED' FORES T0 BARBARA DAINES. .IEANNE NEwLAND, IMPATIENTLY WAITING FOR GEORGE T0 FINISH THIS WAR UP. ORLINE DARL, I-ER RING ON THE THIRD FINGER, LEFT MND, STILL THERE. MARY NDRTHRUP. HER SHDRTHAND TO ANYOIIE WITH A GOOD IMAGINATIDN. LUDILLE OGDEN, I-ER ABILITY T0 BE A SECRETARY AT ANY MEETING TO EARLENE ROSE. VIRGINIA FLYNN, HER HEIGHT AND RED BOOTS TO HER SISTER. LEWIS ALLEN, HIS QUESTIONS IN TRIG. TO MILDRED SHDRT. ESTHER OLSEN, HER FIGURE TO FRANCES TURNER. GERTRUDE DDDK. I-ER 'MALE' GALL IN GDRHAM TO DORIS STYLES. DORIS ovENS, I-ER INTEREST IN DUNDEE TO MARY LCIJISE TEARS--wITH BDUQUETS. GORDON BDRST, SCHINES' THEATER UNIFDRM FOR A UNITED STATES TI-EATER OF WAR UNIFDRM. BETTY DDMSTDQQ, HER RED HAIR AND THE BLUSI-I THAT GOES WITH IT TO DDLLEEN wooo. MARGARET ORSINO, SCHOOL FOREVER-GLAD THAT ITIS ovER. u-:ms BRAMAN, WITH THE DRAFT AND TI-E WONEN STILL TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH HIM. JUNE CRATE, I-ER IMITATIONS TO ANYONE wHo DAN Do TI-EM. MARY DRSLEY. THE wAR STAMB SALES IN SENIOR HCWEROOM STILL AT Hal. D'IcK BRDNN, HIS DDRNET IN THE BAND RDDM. CHARLES DAVAGNARD, HIS NIDKNAME 'CABBAGE' T0 TI-E D. P. A. BILL CHALLIS, HIS SHOTS IN BASKETBALL T0 BILL MDRAYED. FLORUIICE DART, PER ABILITY T0 DO MATH TO RUTH PINIEO. BETTY PETERSDN. SCHOOL FDR LEE LAIYPSON. KATI-ERIIE RIBBLE, TER SEAT UI TI-E MILD BUS +6 TO ANYONE wHo CAN TAKE IT FOR FOUR YEARS. MARGIE RUGG, 'ITH PERIOD HISTORY G.ASS TO MISS COLE wITH REGARDS. DICK DALE, HIS LATIN ASSIGNIVENTS TO MRS. BRowN IAS USUALJ. DHARLES DECKER, HIS DAR IN THE GARAGE TOR A JEEP. JEAN DAVIS. HER ABSOLUTELY CHAINING MANNER T0 ANYONE wHo CAN EQJAL IT. DON FI NGAR, HIS TRI-DDUNTRY GROOVE TO CARTY SYIARTHDUT. 2I'