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

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ANNUAL THIS YEAR'S ANNUAL STAFF WAS ELECTED DURING OUR JUNIOR YEAR, AND HAS NET MANY NEW DIFFICULTIES, IN- CLUDING THE DRAFT AND ENLISTMENTI' PROGLEII. THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, JEANNE NEWLAND, WAS AS- SISTED BY JOHN SHERIDAN, AND THE BUSINESS MANAGER, DAVID OGDEN, HAD BILL CHALLIS AS HIS IIRIGHT HAND MANW. THE ART STAFF, JEANIE RUSSELL AND BARBARA WOOD, HAVE DONE SUCH EXCELLENT WORK THAT THEY DE- SERVE TO BE CALLED CO-EDITORS INSTEAD OF EDITOR AND ASSISTANT. THIS YEAR MOST OF THE PHOTOGRAPHY WAS HANDLED BY A STUDENT ORGANIZATION, THE PHOTOG' RAPHY CLUB, UNDER THE TIRELESS AND PRAISNORTHY DIRECTION OF MR. LYON. WE OWE MUCH CREDIT AND THANKS TO OUR ADVISOR, MISS COLE, OUR ART ADVISOR, MISS BAILEY, AND OUR TYPIST, MISS RBAER. THE STAFF OF THE I9I-I5 KEY WISHES EVERY SUC- CESS TO HJTURE STAFFS. ROW ll: now 3: RON 28 ROW It J 1 'W X . r, ' ,.f' ' -' J. SNANSON, K. NIELSEN, D. OGDEN, C. CAVAGNARO, R. HYLAND, M. TERPOLILLI. E. HANDLEMAN, J. FLYNN, S. SHERIDAN, J. MILLS, R. DAVIS, E. OSTROWSKI, W. CHALLIS. D. ELLING, M. MORSE, M. MILLER, E. ADAMS, E. COLLINS, J. RECTOR, L. OGDEN, D. ALLEN. M. SHORT, F. DART, B. WOOD, J. RUSSELL, J. NEWLANO, M. ORSLEY, E. BARRUS, P. HOWARD, C. WINEGARD. Of' I 1 f . r I 33

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STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 3: L. ENERSON, 8. BEAUMONT, A. HILTON, 0. MOGRAW, D. STORK, R. McLAUGHLIN. ROW 2: MISS SEWARD, M. SHORT, E. CARROLL, J. FLYNN, M. MORSE, J. BARDEEN, NR. GRANT. ROW I: P. HOWARD, M. ORSLEY, -J. SHERIDAN, L. OGOEN, E' Fong' J' MILLS' omceas AND ADVISORS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIWS WERE ELECTED IN THE FALL OF THE YEAR BY THE STUDENTS OF PENN YAN ACADEMY. TI-E ADVISORS, MISS SEWARD AND NR. GRANT. GAVE MUCH AID IN PROBLD-IS WHICH FACED THIS GOVERMENTAL BODY DURING THE YEAR. TI-E ACTIVITIES OF TIE GJUNCIL HAVE BEEN MANY THIS YEAR. TIE SALE OF WAR STANPS WAS BACKED BY THE COUNCIL A FAUJLTY-STUDENT FORUM WAS ORGANIZED. A SCRAP DRIVE WAS OONDUCTED BY TIE WUNQIL. AND BOYS FROM TIE ACAIMY HELPED IN THIS WLLECTION. THE REALLY BIG ACHIEVEMENT OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL WAS THE ORGANIZATION' OF THE VICTORY CORPS AND THE MAKING OF PLANS FOR ADVANEMENT IN TI-E SPECIAL DEVISIONS. AIR RAID WARDENS WERE CHOSEN. A SERVICE FLAG WAS PURCHASED WITH THE AID OF TRI-Y. A COLLECTION OF ONE CENT FROM EACH STUDENT IN THE ACADEMY FOR NEMBERSHIP IN TIIE RED CROSS WAS PROMOTED BY THE COUNCIL. AS IN PREVIOUS YEARS TIE HONOR SOCIETY WAS BACKED BY THE CXIJNCIL. I 32 I

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YAN KEE THIS YEAR, ORGANIZED UNDER THE NAME OF PRESS CI.UB, TI-E MEMBERS OF THE YANKEE STAFF PUBLISI-'ED THEIR SCHOOL PAPER ON A WAR-TIME BASIS, AND MADE CONTRIBUTIONS TO PENN YAN NEWSPAPERS. WITH MISS STREETER AS FACULTY ADVISER, CO-EDITORS EDITH HANDLEMAN, MARY ORSLEY, AND ELEANOR ADAMS PLANNED THE WEEKLY NEETINGS, PROOF READ AND ASSEMBLED THE MATERIAL FOR THE PRO- DUCTION STAFF. MARIE SEREFINE WAS PRODUCTION MANAGER, AS- SISTING MISS REMER IN PRINTING THE YANKEE . JEAN RUSSELL AND ESTHER OLSEN HEADED TI-E ART DEPARTMENT WHICH PROVIED TIIELY CARTOONS AND OTHER EXCELLENT WORK. THEY WERE ABLY ASSISTED BY MISS BAILEY. TIE STAFF RECEIVED MANY HELPFUL IIAS FRGA THE WAR- TIME E. S. P. A. CONFERENCE IN SYRACUSE, AT WHICH MARY ORSLEY, EDITH HANDLEMAN AND MISS STREETER REPRESENTED TI-E YAN4EE . TWO NUMBERS OF TIE PRESS CLUB, ALICE BENTLEY AND ELSIE CARLSON, WERE REPORTERS FOR TI-E P.Y.A. REPORTERW WLLMN, PUBLISHED BY THE WYATES COUNTY CHRONIG.E EXPRESS' AND THE PENN YAN DEMOCRATW. THIS WAS TI-E FIRST YEAR THAT THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL WAS REPRESENTED IN A SPECIAL PAGE IN THE YANKEE'. AN AVER- AGE OF THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MPIES OF EACH ISSUE WAS PRINTED. CALVIN CROSBY AND ROSS SNARTHOUT WERE CIRQJLATION MANAGERS, ELSIE BRIDGMAN AND RICHARD HYLAND WERE BJSINESS MANAGERS, AND BOB OATMAN REPRESENTED THE PRESS Q.UB IN STU- IENT COUNCIL. TI-E 'IIB STAFF SINERELY THANKS THE MISSES STREETER, REMER AND BAILEY FOR TIEIR FINE GUIDANCE AID WISH THE HJTURE STAFFS SJCCESS IN CARRYING ON TIE YANKEE'. ROW ROW ROW RON RCN oo-eouroasz MARY oRsu.av, :om-I HAN- oeuwm, AND 1-:LEANOR ADAMS 5: J. NEWLAIND, L. WAGAR, B. TRENCHARD, J. BAREN, DEEN, F. TURNER, J. WPEELER, C. CROSBY, J. REILLY, R. HYLAND, R. ORR, L. KNAPTON. II: J. FLYNN, 8. J. LINCOUS, M. BASSAGE, A. BENT- LEY, M. NURSE, S. TRIMBLE, S. OGDEN, P. REC- TOR, J, RECTOR, L. OGDEN, R. REILLY. 3: J. SORENSEN, J. MILLS, B. BEAUMONT, R. TUTTLE, 2 P. WHITAKER, B. SIMIIONS, K. RIBBLE, L. WAGAR, D. FULLAGAR, Y. FREY, P. FOLTS. 3 M. VANHJQN, E. ORSLEY, B. E. HOOSE, M. J. RUSSELL, D. P. HOWARD, D. NIELSEN. I: J. SIIVONSEN, E. OLSEN, J. M. ORSLEY, E. HANDLEMAN, COREY. WINEGARD, E. ROSE, OWENS, E. BARRUS, RUSSELL, E. ADAMS, E. BRIDGEMAN, V. Inj KI 4 il, Q 31+