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

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TI-E APPLICATIONS OF TIE ABILITIES OF THE JUNKORS MADE THIS A PROM NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN SOON. WE NOW WALK mom OUR RESPECTIVE HOME ROWS TO OGJIE BACK NEXT FALL T0 ENTER 1419. AS sENloRs, UNDER THE GUIDANCE or-' NEW c1.Ass ADVISORS, WE HAVE A BIGGER Jos T0 oo. so come BACK T0 P. Y. A. NEXT YEAR READV T0 woRK, JUNIORS ..... NOW wE THE CLASS or 'hu ARE SENIORS. JANIE RECTOR IRS. BROIIN LR. SMITH IRS. NELURUA RUN In RUN 3: ROW 2: ROW I: R. HANSEN, R. HAMILTON, D. FRAREY, J. AMIDON, H. HUNT, C. CHALKER, G. DECKER, M. CQASTOCK, R. GRIFFITHS, R. HANSEN, D. GILLETTE. . JOHNSON, M. CHRISTENSEN R. CARPENTER, 8. M BEALMONT, A. BENTLEY, B. J: LINKOUS, J. DEN- NISON, E. DUNHAM, L. ERERSON. B. McDERNIOTT, J. BAFNES, E. ANDERSEN, L. ALEX- ANER, D. CREVELLING, E. BRIDGEMAN, P. FOLTS, M. UJNNING, A. BLISS, D. BJGCLE. M. BAILEY, L. CHURCH, M. FINNEMORE, V. COREY, B. MAGEE, F. ELLING, 8. FANCETT, B. DAINES, P. HYNA, E. HOOE, E. JENSEN. inns-lv 27

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CLASS OF I944 ROW: II Row 5 ROW U: Row 3: ROW 2.2 ROW I LLovo EMERSON, PRESIDENT PHYLLISOFOLTS, vlcs PRESIDENT ELSIE CARLSON. SECRETARY DONALD GILLETTE, TREASURER . NIELSON, H. SEAGER, R. SISSON, T. WETIVORE, WILSON, G. LARNEY, H. JORGENSEN, G. MUBLI, . SMITHOOVER, B. PAYNE, R. REILLY, E. LERCH, . REILLY. R. OATMAN. K. OWEN, D. RHODES, R. VOAK, L. VAUGHN, R. NIELSON, D. PUTNEY, C. TRAVIS, L. REINERS, H. MORICH, E. WORLD. J. RECTOR, H. L. SWANSON, B. RACE, P. RECTOR, LEE, L. WAGAR, V. MONNIN, B. TRENOHARD, STRONG, J. MASHEWSKE, B. C. RIBBLE, M. ROE. G G. J J T. B. MGDURFEE, , J. SMITH, J. SIMONSEN, S. OGDEN. J. WENTWORTH, J. ROESE, J. WI-EELER, W. MORAVED. C. JORGENSEN, L. TUBBS, B. MORTENSEN, R. TUT- TLE, P. WHITAKER, M. BASSAGE, M. STRATTON, B. WETMORE, M. SHORT, A. HOOSE. g. ,vI. , ?' 540, f yfwh ii., W, Q.. i IN THE FALL OF I942, WE BEGAN TO WALK UP TIE STAIRS TO OUR HOME ROOMS. WE WERE JUNIORS. OUR FIRST PROBLEM WAS THE ORGANIZATION OF OUR CLASS WHICH lNCI.UDED ELECTION OF CLASS OFFIERS WE POPULARLY ELECTED LLOYD EMERSON, PRESlENTg PHYLLIS FOLTS, VICE PRESIDENTg ELSIE CARLSON, SECRETARYg DONALD GILLETTE, TREASURER. TIE CLASS OF 'I-II-I PRODUCED THEIR JUNIOR PLAY, PLAIE CRAZYI' BY DOROTHY ROOD STEWART, ON MARCH I9. WITH THE ABLE DIRECTION OF MRS. MELDRJM, STUDENT DIRECTORS, PHYLLIS RECTOR, ROSENIARY TUTTLE, AND LUCILLE WAGAR, AND Tl'E CAREHJL PLANNING AND FAITHFUL COOPERATION OF THE CXJMMITTEES,THE PLAY WAS A CWPLETE SUCGSS. THEN, NATURALLY, OUR THOUGHTS TURNED TOWARD THE JUNIOR PROM TO HONOR THE SENIORS. ! . ?? !?YY' Y' 26

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RUN 5: RW ui Ln H RUN 3: J. ROW 2: OW I3 CLASS OF l945 DONALD STORK , PRESI DENT DICK MORROW, VICE PRESIDENT EARLENE ROSE, SECRETARY HERMAN SISSON, TREASURER J. HOBAN, R. ANDERSEN, F. BONER, J. HRAINARD, R. CRANE, L. GRACEY, D. DISBRON, D. WNHAM, K. CHRISTENSEN, A. JOHNSON, R. DAVIS, W. LEONARD, F. KENNEDY. KNAPTON, E. J. BLODGETT, L. CHIRSTENSEN, . DINEHART, E. BENSON, R. CLENENT, I. J. COLE, N. CARROLL, J. HARTLEY, D. EGHJRTSON, F. LEGG, D. FERNANDEZ. KELLEN, B. MARTIN, A. BULLOOK, A. DEOKER, B. TUTTLE, M. DILLEN, M. CHJRTISS, M. BAILEY, R. ENOS, G. NEWSTER. J. McKAY, M. L. LINOOLN, C. HYATT, G. LASHURE, P. MGGRAW, E. GOTTSHALL. B. FULLAGAR, G. JENSEN, M. LILYEA, M. MAQKERCHAR, L. LIZZIE. G. LARSEN, B. MARTIN, A. JAYNE, M. WDIIYE, S. HAYES, J. GOODENOW, E. JORGENSEN, J. JENSEN, J. NELSON, R. LAWS, R. EYECKENRIOGE, cgi., . AFTER SPENDING A GLORIOUS VACATION IN THE SLM- MER OF I9I-I2, THE SOPHOMORE CLASS CAUTIOUSLY MADE ITS WAY TO THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE ACADEMY. BUT AFTER A FEW DAYS, THE CAUTION OEASED, AND SOME OF TI-E BRAV- EST EVEN WALKED THROUGH III9 WITHOJT LOOKING AT THEIR SHOES. ous TO SINGLE SESSION, cuss suzcrnoms wana Nor HELD UNTIL Tm: moms or sepremam-:R. T1-E Resuus wane PRESIDENT. DON STORKg vice PRESIDENT, oncx Mormon, snssow. SECRETARY, EARLENE ROSEg TREASIRER, I-ERMAN DURING SINGLE SESSION, MANY OF THE SOPHCNORES WORKED ON FARMS AIDING IN THE HARVESTING OF CROPS. TI-E np-Lopn IEXT BIG EVENT WAS THE ANIMAL SOPHCMORE WHICH WAS HELD ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,FROM 8 UNTIL II O'CLOCX. THE CONMITTEES, HEADED SUC- CESSFULLY BY THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE,WERE DECORATIONS, MABE MAOKERCHAR: REFRESI-MENTS, DORIS NEILSEN:' asm