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

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DON DAGGETT, ELSIE TO SOME OTHER LOYAL ADMIRER. WILMA DENNISTON. HER FINGERNAILS TO THE CUTEX NAIL POLISH CDMPANY. DORIS ELLING, STILL BETWEEN SEATS FIFTY-THREE AND FII'-TY, OCCUPIED BY M. J. MORSE AND M. J. MILLER. ALBERT FREDERIKSEN, TRIG. TO HIS BROTHER JACXJB. ALVIN FREDERIKSEN, ONLY FOR A SHORT TIME, AND THEN ON TO A LARGER SCHOOL. JOAN FLYNN. HER ABILITY TO KEEP HER STEADIES STRAIGHT TO BETS RIBBLE. DIGQ HABBERFIELD, HIS CAR PARKED AT KEUKA COLLEGE. JEAN RUSSELL, HER DRESS DESIGNS TO DIXIE DUGAN . MARY JANE RUSSELL, WITH DAVID CURTISS. LLOYD INGRAM, HIS PLYMOUTH FOR A B I9. LOIS MARTIN, I-ER LOVE FOR BARN DANCES TO MR. GRANT. HERMIA MATTESON, HER WOLF CALL' TO PROFESSOR I. S. SI1IITH'S DOG. DAVE OGDEN, TUT TO NETZ COMSTOCK. ERWIN ROBINSON, A CAN OF WATER T0 THE FELLOW WITH A SQUIRT GUN. MARIE SEREFINE, THE MIMEOGRAPH IN THE CONNERCIAL ROW FOR A STEIXDGRAPI-ER'S OFFICE. MARILYN MATTESON. BUZZY WAITING FOR HIS EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY AND THE DRAFT TO CATCH UP WITH HIM. GLEN SOUTT, HIS BASKETBALL SHORTS TO THE SCHOOL. ELSIE McFETRIDGE, I'ER LUST FOR MEN TO EVA BLODGETT. MAE SISSON, HER MEN STILL IN TI-IE DARK ABOUT EACH OTHER. MARYI JANE MILLER, HER EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP IN THE GYM TO MARGUERITE BAILEY. JOHN SHERIDAN, HIS FOURTH TERM AS PRESIDENT OF SOMETHING TO F. D. R CI.EO SMITHOOVER, HER INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA BOOK TO SOVIEOIE WHO KNONS.TI-EY CAN PASS IT IN ONE-HALF YEAR. JEANNE MILLS, STILL TRYING TO GET MONEY FOR THIS OR THAT OUT OF THE SENIOR CLASS. GEORGE SPENCER, TO FIGHT FOR A DUO CAUSE, JEANNE AND HIS OOUNTRY. MARGARET STRATTON, PIOKLESW STILL CLEANING CHICKENS IN THE NAVY. LORRAINE MORICH, STILL PLAYING MENTAL DUETS WITH BILL WATSON, ' MARVA VANDUSEN, I-ER DRESSES AND THE WAY SHE WEARS THEM SO SVIARTLY TO VOGUE MAGAZIIAE. LORETTA WAGAR, PER II- H WORK TO NR. SMITH, TIf COUNTY AGENT. JIMMY SWANSON, FOR WASHINGTON AND HIS FIANCEE. MARGARET MORSE, HER SEAT AT THE PIANO IN SENIOR HGWEROUIII TO SOME UP AND COMING JUNIOR. MARGUERITE WATERS, PER INTEREST IN BOYS TO BETTY SKIISKLE. JEAN WASHBURN, FAITHI'-'UL TO BOB ONLY. CAROL WINEGARD, I-ER CLEVERNESS TO ALWAYS 'GET HER MAN TO SHIRLEY OGOEN. DONALD STAPE HIS COUPE TO GORDON WILSON. ROBERT SWANN, HIS SNEAKS TO ANYONE WHO WILL CONSISTENTLY WEAR TI-EM. BARBARA WOOD, HER POPULAR MUSIC TO BJSH'S MUSIC STORE. DOROTHY ALLEN, KENNY SAFELY IN THE AIR CXBRPS. AMY ALEXANDER, I-ER QUIET VOICE AND DAINTYIWAYS TO JANICE RECTOR. AUDREY ANDERSON, SCHOOL FOR JERRY AND A HOME IN THE MILO HILLS. WILLIAM WALL, TI-E STUDY OF MAPS TO THE MAKING OF THEM. ELLEN COLLINS, I-ER DEPENDABILITY TO ANYONE WHO CANISTAND TIE STRAIN. JUNE ANDERSEN, I-ER ABILITY TO KEEP SECRETS TO BETTY RACE. DICK WILBUR, A FEAVY CUE TO RALPH DAVIS. . DORIS BAILEY, HER BEAU IN HINIROD STILL A SECRET TO ALMOST EVERYONE IN P. Y. A. WILLIE WOODARD, HIS .22 FOR A GARAND. ' ELLEN BARRUS, HER I-EIGHT TO JINMY 'VLISCLES' SMITHOOVER. NORMA NEWBY, HER QUIET WAY TO MARILYN BASSAGE. RUTH FETTERMAN, HER CHOICE HJMOR AND HOVIEWARD WALK TO ELSIE BRIDGMAN. CARMAN JOHNSON, THE ORANGE AND BLUE OF P. Y. A.'S COLORS FOR THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE OF THE U. S. A.'S ooI.oRs. . DICK HYLAHD. THE wEARv ROAD T0 KEUKA AND MILO ALTERNATELY WELL TRAVERSEDQ Errv FRIED, HERJODPHURSTO BARBARA BEAUMONT. ,g ' vvoNHa Fnav, HER FRENCH aoox TO Hass srows. AHLEIGH HILTON, HIS HEIGHT TO LAVERNE Less. FLoRaNce ELLING, HER seAr IN NI9 fo HER snsrsn. IN WITNESS HEREOF, WE DO SET OUR HANDS AND SEAL THIS FOURTEENTH DAY OF MARCH IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD NINE TEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE, IN THE PRESENCE OF THE FOLLOWING WITNESSES2 GENERAL'DOUGLAS MAcARTHUR Resnomc SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PAclFlc GENERAL oewm EISENHWER Rzslomc SONEWHERE IN NORTH AFRICA 22 JEANNE MILLS DONALD DAGGETT

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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'

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P R OPMIZI ECY WITHIN THE BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED WHITE HOUSE MISS MARVA VANHISEN, THE HOUSEKEEPER, REFLECTIVELY TORE A PAGE FRN THE CALENDAR WHICH I-UNG IN THE BUTLERIS PANT RY. TOIYDRRCIW WOULD BE THE FIRST DAY OF I910, AND TONIGHT THE NEWLY- ELEOTED PRESIDENT WAS HOLDING A NEW YEARIS PARTY FOR A GROUP OF OLD FRIENDS. MARVA HJRRIED TO SEE TO ETAILS, FOR ALREADY TIE COW BELL WHICH I'lJNG AT THE FRONT DOOR HAD SOUNDED. , TIE BUTLER, BOB VOAK, RESPLENINT IN WHITE TIE AND TAILS, OPEIED THE DOOR TO,A GROUP OF OISTINGUISIED GUESTS. 'MI-IS. GERALD KNAPTON AND NRS. ROGER KNAPTON', IE ANIDUNOED. THESE TWO MATRONS, NEE AUDREY ANIRSON AND MARY ORSLEY, HAD LEFT TIEIR I-ICMES IN LONG ISI.AND TO ATTEND TIE PRESIDENTIS REEPTION. TIEY HAD SCARELY ENTERED WHEN THEY WERE SWEPT ASIDE BY PETERSON AND ALLEN, WHOSE OOLLMN, 'TIE WASHIIGTON FERRIS-WIEEL', WOULD NEXT DAY REPORT TIE PARTY. WHILE ETTY PETERSON VENT TO PER INTO THE PANTRY, LEWIS ALLEN STARTED INTERVIEWING TIE NEXT ARRIVALS, TIE VICE- PRESIDENT, DONALD DAGGETT, AND WANTED TO BE---A VERY PERSONAL SUDDENLY ALLEN LEFT TI-IEW, AS TI-IE MAN WHO PUT PENN VAN ON MOVED ON TO TIE NEXT ARRIVALS, HIS SECRETARY, RUTH FETTERMAN. SAID MISS FETTERMAN, 'AT LAST--WHAT IIVE ALWAYS SECRETARY'. FOR THROUGH THE DOOR HAD JUST CWE TI-IE EMINENT CARTOGRAPHER, DICK DALE, BETTER KNOWN THE MAP'. AS MR. DALE REFUSED TO DISCLOSE TIE SJBJECT OF HIS LATEST MAP, ALLEN OONGRESSWGJIEN JEAN DAVIS AND MARJORIE RJGG, M-IO AUWITTED THAT THEY WERE PLANNING TO BRING INTO THE IEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS A BILL ADVOCATING A FIFTY-THOUSAND WLLAR APPROPRIATION FOR A SCHOOL CALLED PENN YAN ACADEMY. 'IT HAS LONG BEEN A PET PROJECT OF WRS', TIEY DISCLOSED. A MAN LOUNGING IN A CORNER LOOKED UP AND MAE A NOTE OF THEIR WORDS IN HIS LITTLE BLACK MJTEBOOK. IT WAS CHARLES OAVAGNARO, A PLAIN'lOTI-ES MAN, SENT BY TIE IEAD OF TIE F. B. I., ROBERT SWANN, TO GUARD TIE GUESTS. HIS WRITING, HOWEVER, WAS INTERRUPTED BY TIE ENTRANCE OF GEYERAL EORGE SPENCER AND JEANIE EWLAND SPENCER, TIE EDITOR OF TIE 'LADIES' HONE,JOURNAL'. GENEML SPENCER SOON FELL INTO WNVERSATION WITH OONMANDER NANCY KINNE OF TIE WAACIS, WHILE JEANIE VENT TO SPEAK WITH TI-IE GLEBRATED CARTOONIST, ORSINO, WHO DID MOST OF THE DRAWIMIS IN TIE 'JOURNAL ' . LED BY PRESIDENT GORDON BORST OF KEUKA MLLEGE, TIE FAGJLTY OF KEUKA ENT ERED. LOVELY FLORENCE DART, TIE ONLY RED-HAIRED MATH TEACHER IN CAPTIVITY, WAS ESCORTED BY DAVID OGDEN, WHO, SAID PRESIDENT BORST, HAD JUST BEEN ADDED TO THE FAOJLTY TO GIVE TIE GIRLS SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT. ELEANOR ADAMS, WHO OFTEN SAID SIE OWED I-ER SUCGSS AS IEAD OF KEUKAIS CCNMERCIAL DEPARTMENT TO THE WON! SIE HAD ONCE DONE FOR THE 'YANKEE', WAS WITH JOHN SIERIDAN, JANITOR OF KEUKA. RICHARD HABBERFIELD, FMWOUS AS THE MAN WHO, SINGLEHANIID, C-IANGED KEUKA INTO A W-EIIJCATIONAL SG-IOOL, CAME WITH MARIE SEREFI NE, 'MISS AMERICA OF l95ol. suooENLv EVERYONE SNAPPED TO ATTENTION. Rose MARIE MoI.AUGILIN, ws-nom TIE PRESIDENT mo Jusr APPOINTEO AMBASSAQ non TO Moscow BECAUSE or HER KIDWLEDGE or Russnm. WHISPERED TO THE SECRETARY OF uneon, olcx EARLE, ll ALwAvs KNEW WEID HAVE A womm PRESIDENT'. FOR AT THAT MCNENT, AS SECRETARY OF TIE NAVY JEANNE MILLS SHOUTED, SHALL WE ALL SALUTE THE FLAG'I', THE PRESI- DENT ENTERED, BOWIN3 AND SAILING--G.EO SWITHOOVER. FOR A WHILE THE BRILLIANT GATHERING WAS ENGAGED IN GENERAL CXJNVERSATION, 'INTERRLPTED ONLY BY THE ARRIVAL OF MORE GUESTS. NOTABI.E AMONG THESE WERE SUSAN HENRICKS, MOTHER OF TIE FAMED SDKTUPLETS, WHOSE HJSBAND, G-IIEF LEAPING LIIZARD, WAS 'UNABLE TO ATTEND, AND JEAN GILLMOR, GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK STATE. SJDDENLY THE OJESTS RUSIED TO THE WIN- DOWS TO SEE SONE OF TIE NEW PRIVATE IELIOOPTERS, DEVELOPED BY TIE INVENTOR,DAVID OJRTISS, DROP TO TIE LAWN. THEY WERE TIE FAMOUS PYA I-II9'l. AS THEY LANOED,THE TALENTED WATSON FAMILY GOT OUT--LORRAINE NORICH WATSON, LIEUTENANT WATSON, AND THE SEVEN LITTLE WATSONS. HEADING STRAIGHT FOR THE GRAND PIANOS, TIEY STARTED PLAYING, 'OFF WE GO, INTO THE WILD BLUE YONDER', WHILE COLOIIEL CAHAEN JOI-NSON TRIED TO DROWN THEM OUT BY PLAYING, 'YOUIRE IN TIE ARMY NOW' W HIS FRENCH HORN, ASSISTED BY MAJOR RICHARD BROWN, WHO PIOKED UP A TRJMPET WHICH WAS IMNDY. THIS NUSICAL MAYIEM WAS TOO MUCH FOR Tl-E PRESIENT, WHO QJIQQLY MOTIONED TO ELSIE HOPKINS TO BRING IN TIE EN- TERTAIIERS WHO HAD GJNSENTED TO PLAY THAT EVENING. MISS HOPKINS, ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN TIEATRICAL AGENTS, HAD OB- TAI PED FOR THE EVENING TIE NOTED SQUARE DANCE BAND, CI NSI STI NG OF ELSIE MoFETRIDGE AND MARILYN MATTESON ON TIE FLEUGELHORNS, LOIS MARTIN ON TIE CLAVICHORD, GRANT CHRISTENSEN ON THE FLUTE, AND GERALD LYNN ON TI-E MOUTH ORGAN. THEIR VOCALISTS WERE WRIS FULLAGAR, WHO MADE FAMOUS TIE 'BRANCHPORT BLUES', AND EVELYN GRAY, THE 'SONGBIRD OF CRYSTAL VALLEY'. AS TIEY PREPARED TO PERFORM, A STIR WAS CREATED BY THE ENTRANCE OF THE SEWNO GRETA GARBO, DORIS BAILEY, ACGMPANIED BY PRODUCER LAWRENE VAUGHN, AND JIIMY SWANSON, LEADING MAN IN THE PICTURE, 'A DAY IN WAI.L STREET', OR 'OHI FOR THE LIFE OF A HILTON', BASED, OF CXJURSE, ON TIE CAREER OF TIE DWINENT FINANCIER, ARLEIGH HILTON IT WAS WHILE TIE MUSIC WAS GOING ON THAT THE NOTED GLAMOUR GIRL, DOROTHY SIITH, FIRST NOTICED TIE PRESIENTIS STRANGE BIPRESSION. SPEAKING TO JEAN RISSELL, THE DRESS DESIGNER WHOSE FIFTH AVENUE STORE IS KNOWN FAR AND WII AS 'CHEZ JEANNE', SHE GASPED, 'DOESNIT CI.EO LOOK A BIT STRANGE TO YWI' YES', INTERRIPTED 'GENTLBAAN BILL' CHALLIS, MIDDLEWEIGHT CI-IAIPI ON OF TIE WORLD. AT HIS WORDS, 'CWPER' CAVAGNARO SPRANG INTO ACTION. MOTIWIIG TO HIS ASSISTANT, 'FLATFIXJT' FITZWATER, WHO HAD BEN HIDMN NEAR TIE DOORWAY, IE SHOUTED, 'EVERYONE STAY WHERE IE IS. TIEREIS BEEN A MJRER CX!vMITTED'. TIE GUESTS WERE THROWN INTO GJNSTERNATION. IT WAS LGRETTA WAMR, SECRETARY OF AGRIOJLTURE, WHO VOICED TIE GENERAL QUESTION. 'WHOIS BEEN MURDERED, ANVIDW1' 23