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

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES, CARTY SWARTHOUTg NUSIC, BOYD VANDYKEg PUBLICITY, GERRY LARSENg TICKETS, HERMAN SISSON AND BUD TRENCHARDg HOST, DON STORKg HOSTESS, EARLENE ROSE. EVERYONE HAD A GOOD TIME. OUR FAOJLTY ADVISORS, MISS REILLY, MISS REWER, AND MR. LYON GAVE US INVALUABLE AID IN THE SUCCESS OF THE AFFAIR. ALSO, IN NOVEMBER, EIGHT SOPHOMORE GIRLS WERE INITIATEO INTO TRI-Y AND IN FEBRUARY, SEVEN BOYS INTO HI-Y. MANY OF THE SOPHOMORES PARTICIPATED IN SENIOR BAN, GLEE CLUB, ORCHESTRA, AND INTRAMJRAL SPORTS. SONE OF THE BOYS WTSTANDING IN SPORTS, WHO LOOK LIKE PROMISING ATHLETES ARE DON STORK, GEORGE MORSE, BILL LEONARD, AND MIKE TERPOLILLI. WITH SO MANY ASSETS THE CLASS OF II-I5 FEELS IT IS BOUND TO SUCCEED. MISS REILLY IR. LYUU MISS RDER RUN 5: L. SORENSEN, c. SWARTHOUT, R. OLESEN. R. NORROW, B. TRENCHARD. CARL. SNARTHOUT, 0. sTRA1 roN. K. NIELSEN. R. REED, P. woRL0. N. VAUGHN. H. SISSON, R. wlLsoN. Row I+: G. REINERS, I. SCHROEDER, M. TERPOLILLI, R. ORR, J. RICI-MONO, C. WENTWORTH, R. SUTHERLAND, E. os- TROWSKI, B. VANDYKE, J. wr-HTAKER, G. MORS. Row 3: H. . . . . BL. WINEGARD, J. VENERON, K. WASHOURN, H. MILLIMAN. J. ROW 2: F. M. E. RUIVI: PARKER, D STYLES, M MUROOGC M ORR, E ORSLEY, TONGATE , J . SUTTON. TURNER. C. VISALLI, V. VESSA, I. PARKER, C. WOOD, UNOERWOOD, S. TRIMBLE, O. NIELSEN, J. SORENSN, SISSON H PORTER, B TONGATE, C TRAVIS, J. J. . . . rrmvls. J: zubms. e. summons. M. McMINN, e. NEWLAND, B. RIBBLE, E. ROSE, D. NORMAN, D. TRIPOLE. I I 29

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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

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POST QRAouATE5 DONALD LOVEJOY, MISS IDLE. RUTH AMIDON. HELEN I'DBANu PATSY IDWARD, I'E,LEN BULLOCX, ROBERT JENSEN W AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR TI-ERE WERE EIGHT P. G.'S. TI-E FIRST SEIESTER THE CLASS ELECTED ROBERT JENSEN, PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTATIVE TO STUDENT OOUNCILg PATSY HOWARD WAS ELECTED VIE PRESIDENT. HIE TO A SLIGHT GIANGE IN BOERIWS SCI-EDULE, PATSY BECANE PRESIDENT WITH RUTH AMIDON AS VICE PRESIDENT. WRING THE SEOOND SUESTER STUDENT NUNCIL GAVE THE GLASS OF I9I-I2 O2.I-I5. THIS AMOUNT WAS ADDED TO TIE 335.015 LEFT BY THE CLASS. WITH TI-E ENTIRE SJM A O50 BOND WAS PURCHASED. AT MATURITY THIS BOND WILL GO TOWARD A LIBRARY FUND. HONOR SOCIETY EDITH HANI1EMAN, MARY ORSLEY, JANICE BARDEEN, AND MARGARET MORSE SINCE I9I-lj, THE ALPHA SIGMA ETA, SPONSORED BY STUDENT COUNCILN, HAS BEEN OPEN TO ANY PENN YAN ACAEIY STUDENT IEETIIB THE REQUIREMENTS. IEMBERSHIP IN HONOR SOCIETY IS INDEED AN HONOR, AS ELIGIBILITY IS BASED UPON SCHOLARSHIP AID PARTICIPATION IN EXTRA-QJRRIUJLAR ACTIVITIES. OUT OF ELEVEN NEMBERS IN I9I-I2 ONLY FUJR WERE PRESENT IN SCHOOL THIS YEAR, JANICE BARDEEN, MARGARET MORSE, EDITH HANDLEMAN, AND MARY ORSLEY, CHAIRMAN FOR I9I-lj. MISS BARBARA NLE ACTED AS TI'E FACULTY ADVISER. 30