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I itiltiti Q-I X ff' 1 44 A QA' bw F- n I f f Ask B111 he can f1X lt has been a popular saymg at Penn Yan Academy s1nce Mr Crane came to our school Apr1l 13 1930 Almost everyone has notlced the new bookcases 1n 118 and 416 the restored desk 1n the Academy L1brary the cage for base ball battmg practlce the new dr1nk1ng foun ta1ns here and there and the front steps of the .Tumor H1gh Bu1ld1ng Each one could bear a marker stat1ng B111 Crane f1xed thrs Many of the school s dramat1c pro duct1ons could not have been such huge successes w1thout the techn1cal help and adv1se of Mr Crane If we needed a stage set or 1f the llghtmg wasnt r1ght we asked B111 Crane Mr Crane IS not onlya cab1net maker a plumber a mach1n1st he IS a true t1vely and courteously g1Ve h1s t1me and talent to help classes 1nd1v1duals and the school system 1tself Just recently he perfected a hollow ch1selmort1ser the only dr1ll that bores square holes Accepted by MECHANICS AND SCIENCE Iviagazme youll probably be hear-mg more of lt soon In recogn1t1on of h1s serv1ce and loyalty to Penn Yan Academy we the Class of 1951 ded1cate the Key to W1ll1am E Crane 1 ll ' ' ' Q1 , . 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S3 SX ' - ' . - v 1 1 ' 8 f I 'Q - cecrati a M155 Stowe M155 Grady f M4 MISS Slreeter To our homeroom teachers 1I1 419 we offer H toast for It would seem F1tt1r1g and proper for us to express apprec1.1t1o11 for the duress They xe hid w1th us of 51 who ve demanded much of the1r 1tter1t1or1 Remember the d1ys 1I'1 xxh1ch vse worked rorget the ones on Wh1Ch we sh1rked Remember the ddys we were qu1te 111 mood overlook the one-3 when we were rude Prxy thlnk of us w1th good mtent remember not the tlmc 111 Qpent You Xe 1'1e1pedus 11'1 so IT1iI1y ways our dances binquct and our p1ays To The three of you deep grititude from the C1155 of 51 -- your brood. Z ilin rs Standlng Mr C Tunney Mr R Buckley Mr W Turner Mr H Pelton Seated Mr R Jolley Mr W Joslyn Supenntendem Mr L Barden Presxdent Not present Dr W Rhudy Mr S Whxtaker Mr A Scranton SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL VICE PRINCIPAL Mr KI11Ian Ml' Joslyn Mr Jones 3 1 If il Second Row Mrs Swann Busrness Mrs Patteson Homemakrng Mr Chalhs Mathemaucs MrssRerner Busrness Mr Wrlkes Agrrculture Mrs Brown Lann M1ssMcCa111on Lrbrarran Mrs Waye Physrcal Educanon M1ssB1ngenhe1mer Art Mrss Grady Englrsh Speech Mr Drven Soc1a1Stud1es Mrs Whrtaker Hrstory Englrsh Frrst Row Mr H111 Scrence Mr Frankhn Industrral Arts Mrs Doan Enghsh Mrs OKeefe Busrness Mrss Stowe Languages Mr K1111an Prmcrpal Mr Jones GurdanceD1rector Mr Kopp Scrence Mrs Meldrum Englrsh M1ssStreeter Enghsh Mr Bascom Musrc Srandrng Mrs Robertson Denra Hvg1en1sr Mr Conklrn Englrsh Mr Campney Shop Mr Hams Scrence Mr Qurnn Engjhsh Mr Doohtrle MdIh8IU8IlCS Mr Waye Phys1ca1Educ.ar1on Mrs Ertel Englrsh M1ssK1pp Homemakrnr Mr Basuan Marhemaucs Mrs Kopp :pec1a1C1ass Mr Jones Socralbrudres Mrss Adams Cnpjnsh Mr Pond Phvs1ca1Educauon Mrs Hormck Phys1ca1Educat1on M1ssBanyar Physrca1Educauon W Krllran Prrncrpal Seated 'vir Henry bOCld1 Srudre Mrss Decker Mathematics Mrs Feeley Arr Mr Jones Gurdance Drrecror Nils Horton 'viusrc and Glee Club Mrs Ogden Schoo1Nurse 4 1 I . , Q 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 , . . 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Varsity Club 3,45 Rifle Club 25 Bas- ketball Z,3,45 Vol- leyball 3,45 Track 3,45 Tennis Z5 Science Clubg Jun- ior and Senior Play Committees, Dance Committees5 Junior Rotarian 4. Intramurals 1,?.,3,45 Basketball Mana- ger 35 Dance Com- mittees 35 Junior and Senior Play Committees. Intramurals l,Z,3 ,45 F,F.A, Z,3,45 Junior and Senior Play Committees5 Dance Committees. Freshman Christ- mas Play5 Glee Club 1,25 Intra- murals l,Z,3,45 Junior and Senior Play Committees. Varsity Basketball 3,45 Football Z,3,45 Intramurals l,Z,35 Varsity Club 45 Band l,Z,3,45 Junior and Senior Play Committeesg Dance Committees. Intramurals 1,2.,3,45 Glee Club l,Z,3,45 Rifle Club 15 Junior and Senior Play Committeesg Dance Committees5 Pres- ident of Red Cross 4 Freshman Christ- mas Play. Ray Bailey Carolyn Barr Z Howard Blauvelt Ethel Bliss 19 Sylv1a Bod1ne Gerald Buckley X1 Ruth Chaapel 'S Helen Chmstensen Class Offzcer 1 Academy Club2 3 4 Cheerleader Z Dance Commxttees .Tumor Play Cast Sen1or Play D1rec tor Teachers of Tomorrow Club Z Yankee 3 4 lntra murals l Z 3 4 Glee C1ub2, Sc1ence Club 3 4 All Star Basketball Team l 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 J' V Basketball 3 Bus1ness Manager ketball Dance Com m1ttee 3 4 Boys State 3 Intramurals l Z 3 4 L1brary Club 1 Glee Club 1 Iumor and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Dance Comm1ttees Chr1stmas Assem blyl Intramurals 3 4 Glee Club 4 .Tumor and Sen1or Play Commlttees Dance Comm1ttees Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 F A l Z Dance Commlttees Sen1or Play Cast J' ames Chr1st1ansen Intramurals l 4 Freshman Assem bly Dance Comm1t 3 4 Academy Club 3 4 Jun1or and Sen1or Play Cast Elect1on Assem bl1es 3 Band 4 Vars1ty Baseball3 4 J'un1or Play Cast Vars1ty Club 3 4 Assem bl1es 14 Sketch Club I Dance Com m1tt1es Band l Z 3 4 Or chestra l Z 3 All State Band l Honor Soc1ety 1 3 Student Counc1l 1 Class Off1cer l I V Basketball 2 Intra murals l 3 4 Boys State 3, Sen1or Play Cast, Dance Com m1ttees, .Tumor Rotar1an 4, H1-Y Z. Patr1c1a C1ncotta Cordon Cornell Dav1d Danlels P ' s , , , s 2 1 I F. . . 1 v3n4: ' 'L ' 5 ' 3 ., g I , F - 5' J J l I I I -I i 1 3 I I Y U Y 1 1 1 I a . . I - of Yearbook 4g Bas- tiesg Glee Club l,Z, ,V ' 1 I , 2 ' . 3 ' - S K 1 9 s 1 I i S , 3 ' S . g . J ' 2 ' , : wx' , '21 li I I . ' x 1 J Q ' Q I . 9 9 ,4: h 6 Florence Dean Joan DeGraff Donald Erwin Helen Eskilds en Intramurals l,Z,3,4g Senior Play Castg Dance Committeesg Freshman Christ- mas Playg Rifle Clubg A1lStar Bas- ketball Team 2,4. Student Council l Dance Committees Junior and Senior Play Committees Basketball lntra murals 4 Senior Play Director Yankee Art Editor Freshman and Jun ior Play Cast ln tramurals l 2 3 4 Junior and Senior Play Committees Junior Red Cross Representative to Wellesley College 1 Z Yankee Art Staff4 Dance Com mittees Golf Z 3 1nCh1ef4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Intramurals l Z 3 4 Student Coun c1l4 Junior Play D1 rector Senior Play Cast Girl s State HonorSoc1etyl Z 3 Chairman 4 Class SecretaryZ 3 Acad emyClubZ 3 4 Sci ence Club Dance Committees AllStar Basketball Team 4 195 Football l,2,3,4g Basketball Z,3,4g Volleyball 3,43 Baseball 1,2,33 Rifle Club 2,33 Varsity Club 3,45 Junior and Senior Play Committeesg Intramurals l Z 3 4 FFA l Z 3 Pres ident 4 Track 2 Junior and Senior Play Committees Dance Committees Intramurals 3 4 Orchestra 3 Nom inating Assembly 3 Senior Play Com mittee Dance Com mittees Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dance Committees Science Club 3 4 Junior and Senior Play Committees Varsity Club 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Foot ball 3 Basketball Manager 3 4 1 Jack Evans B ruce Fullagar Mary Ann Gombar f if Oliver Goodrich I s I 9 I J I ' 9 . . . , , , - 12 ' . 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Q W 3 Club 3gVarsity Club R1-'.A.g Track 45 I 3' N W5 . . ' 9 a - S I Q - V9 JK., 8 R1chard Hoban Elwyn Hunt Rlchard J'ensen Betty Jepsen Football l Z 3 Dance Comm1ttees Varslty Club 3 4 Track 4 Intramu rals l 2. 3 4 P ay Comm1ttees Class Off1cer Z A 2 Intramurals l Z 3 4 Junlor and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees R1fle Club Dance Comm1ttees Intramurals l 2 3 4 J'un1or and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees R1fle Club4 Dance Comm1ttees Press Club l Yan kee 2 3 4 Intramu rals l 2 3 4 Dance Comm1ttees Jun1or and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Acad emy Club 4 Class Secretary 4 1981 Intramurals l Z 3 4 Chr1stmas Assem bly l Dance Com m1ttees Jumor and Sen1or Play Com m1ttees Intramurals l 2 3 4 F A Z Jumor and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Glee Club l Band Z 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Honor So c1ety l Z 3 Yankee 4 Orchestra Z Academy Club Z 3 4 Yearbook 4 Junlor and Sen1or Play Commxttees Dance Comm1ttees Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 12 Academy Club Class Treasurer 4 Intramurals l 4 Iunxor and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Dance Comm1ttees Chr1stmas Assem bly l B everly Iepsen Carl Jorgensen Dor1s Ka1ser Mar1lyn Kennedy 7 , Q 7 Y ! 3 . 9 , - ' , 9 s - s - ' 9 ' 3 , , , 9 1 ' - ! u F.F. . 1, ,3,4Q . , , , 5 i I 7 9 2 F. . . 1, ,3,4Q - I ' s ' 9 3' I 4 ' S Dance Committees. : 1 1 S Q . Q . , y S l 3 9 r n S ' H 1 ' , , 9 ' S 2 4. 3 'P A , s 5 Y Q ' v 1 ! S 1 1 5 ' 1 I , , , Q 3,45 . Q . 3 ' , 5 . I - . . I s ' 9 , , 9 191 Robert Klube Richard Lamphier Anne Lane Bruce LeClaire Band l 2 3 4 Intra murals l 2 3 4 Or chestra l Science Club 3 4 Junicr and Senior Play Com mittees Dance Committees Junior and Senior Play Committees Varsity Club 3 4 Basketball l 2 Football 2 3 Track l 2 3 Intramurals 12 3 4 Dance Com mittees Freshman Christ mas Assembly In tramurals l 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Acad emy Club 4' F, T A, 3' Junior Play Cast' Senior Play Com- mittee' Dance Com- mittees. Football l 2 3 4' Track l 2 3 4' J V. Basketball 2 3' Varsity Basketball 45 Student Council 3 4g Rifle Club Presi- dent 3gVarsity Club President 45 Boys' Stateg Class Of- ficer 3g Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4. Freshman Assem bly Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Dance Com mittees Junior and Senior Play Direc tor Student Council 4 Yankee Staff 3 4 Academy Club 2 3 4 Football2 3 4 Band 1234 Tenn1s34 H1 Y 2 Varsity Club 3 4 Freshman Play Science Club 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Junior and Senior Play Committees Junior Rotarian 4 Skiing Club 4 Or chestral 2 Track4 Press Clubl Dance Committees Junior andSen1or Play Cast Academy Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4' Glee Club 12 3 4' Assemblies' Rifle Club 2 Glee Club l 2' Dance Committees' Junior and Senior Play Committees' lntra- murals. , Faye Leonard Eric Lewis Ruth Mahan Barbara Maitland Malcolm Maroney MarJor1e McCann Phyllls McM1nn 1951 Intramurals Z 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Bowlmg Dance Comm1ttees Z 3 Baseball 3 Sen1or Play Com Photography Club nnttee Band l Z 3 4 In tramurals l Z 3 4 Dance Cornrruttees All State Band 4 Orchestra l Z .Tun 1or Red Cross 4 J'un1or and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Glee Club l In tramurals l Z 3 4 Dance Comm1ttees .Tun1or and Sen1or Play Cornrruttees Jun1or Play Cast Academy Club 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Assembhes Dance Comm1ttees Junlor and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Dance Comm1ttees Intramurals l 2 3 4 Assembhes Dance Comm1ttees J'un1or and Sen1or Play Cornrruttees Tenn1s l Z 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 R1fle Club I Z 3 Jumor and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Do rothy M1lle rd .Toyce Mortensen Kay Newby Irene Menz J,Oh1'1 NICOIO ' Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a s ' 1 7 1 ' , , l,2. 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Y 1 , . in . 1 ' A 1 Son1a N1elsen Dar1us Ogden Margaret Pappas Dorothy Parker Intramurals 4 Sc1ence Club 4 .Tumor and Senlor Play Comm1ttees Dance Commlttees Yearbook 4 Student Counc1l l Z J V Basketball l 2 Varsxty Basketball 3 4 Varslty Base ball l 2 Red Cross Golf Team 3 4 Class Offlcer Z Freshman Chr1st mas Play J'un1or and Sen1or Play Commxttees Dance Comm1ttees Glee Club l 2 4 Intramurals l Z 3 4 Jumor and Semor Play Comm1ttees Dance Comm1ttees Intramurals 1 Jumor and Semor Play Commlttees Dance Comm1ttees Intramurals 4 .Tun1or and Senlor Play Cornrn1ttees Dance Comm1ttees Varslty Track 2 3 I V Basketball 3 Vars1ty Basketball 4 .Tumor and Senlor Play Cast Sc1ence cer3 4 Boys State 3 Intramurals Z 3 R1fle Club Treasur er4 Amerlcan Le g1on Speakmg Con test4 Chess Club 3 Iun1or Rotarlan 4 Intramurals l Z 3 4 Cheerleader 4 All Star Basketball TeamZ 3 4 Dance Cornnrnttees School Paper l Glee Club l Teachers of To morrow Club Z Sc1 ence Club 3 4 Academy Club 3 4 Band 1 Junlor and Sen1or Play Com m1ttees Assembl1es Dance Comm1ttees Intramurals l 2 3 4 Dance Comm1ttees Chr1stmas Assem blyl .Tun1or and Semor Play Com m1ttees Red Cross R1fle Club 12 Lo1s Parker Jerome Parsons JHHICC Payne Phyll1s Pedersen 3 I 5 , I , , . I 3 , I I Swag' .- . ?, '.,lfYl:g 'N V f ,- M,-MEN' fkiiffi ' . 1 1 a I W V . . , S - - S w 1 1 ' - 1 ' ' ' fn 0 . , - gf 1 1 2 2,5 'I 33 Science Club 43 Club 3,4g Class Offi- , 1 , s ' ff I I 1 I My A v J r ' - ' - 5 . 7 . , . - X . ' W 7 1 9 1 Qs , Q 1- V ' I I I I 1 1 I 2 I I I I Q n , , 1 S S . 5 ' g 1 9 '- I . I 1 1 I 3 . Z . 2 , S I I I I I S Q . . 'L -vu Q - 3 . 9 I 9 3 af QQ Paul Perez Varsity Track Z 3 Football Z 3 Var sity Club Z 3 4 Class President 3 American Legion Speaking Contest 3 Student Council 3 President 4 Baseball Manager l 2. 3 4 Football l Intramurals l Z 3 4 Junior Play Cone mittee Senior Play Director Clifford Richardson Intramurals l Z 3 4 GleeClub3 4 Press Club Z Academy Club 4 Yankee 4 Rifle Club 3 Junior and Senior Play Intramurals l Z 3 4 Junior and Senior Play Committees Red Cross Repre sentative 4 Yankee Z 3 4 Press ClubZ Althea Pulve r Flo rence Randall Shirley Reed Committees Sketch Club Z Dance Com mittees Press Club l In tramurals l Z 3 4 Academy Club 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 Yankee Art Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 Dance Committees Junior and Senior Play Director All Star Basketball Team l ? 3 4 Intramurals l Z 3 4' Dance Committees' Band l Z 3 4' Or- chestra' Junior and Senior Play Cast' Rifle Club' Junior Red Cross' All Star Basketball Team l Intramurals l Z 3 4 Glee Club l Z 3 4 Freshman Christ mas Play Press Club l Junior Play Committee Senior Play Cast Dance Committees F.A Z ' Intramurals Z 3 4' Rifle Club 3. Lois Robinson Jean Seager ,r, ,, Carlton Sisson .Ioan Smeal Clyde Srnlth Merw1n Snyder Intramurals 3 4 Glee Club I Junlor and Semor Play Commlttees Dance Comm1ttees Craft Club l In tramurals Z 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 Sen1orPlayCast Dance Comm1ttees Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 I V Basketball 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 Jun1or and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Varsl ty Club 3 4 Sc1ence Club3 CraftClub 1 Dance Comm1ttees Football Z 3 4 I tramurals l Z Vars1ty Club 4 Sc1ence Club 3 4 Craft Club I Iunlor and Senlor Play Comm1ttees Base ball3 Sk11ngClub4 Glee Club 12 3 4 Intramurals l .Tumor and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Dance Comm1ttees Sc1ence Club l I tramurals 1 Z 3 4 Tw1rler 2 Drum Majorette 3 4 Ed 1tor 1n Ch1ef of Yearbook Academy Club 4 Sen1or Play D1rector .Tumor and Senlor Play Comm1ttees Dance 1nat1on Assembly All Star Basketball Team 3 4 Vars1ty Football Z 4 Intramurals 1 4 .Tun1or Play Cast Vars1ty Tenms 3 4 Baseball Manager l Yankee Staff 3 4 Intramurals Z 3 4 Iun1or and Semor Play Comm1ttees Dance Commxttees 'Q Paulme Thayer Annette Thomas Wh1tney Thomas Ronald Snyder Frances Thompson 14 1 3 1 7 7 I Q U 149 3 ' S , ' 3 n- y Z - . J - . i f 1 7 ' I a : ' - .v Y . . ' 9 S ' 4, , , . -. - . by I . Z 5 A 1, . Q . . Z Committeesg Nom- 5 , . n s 9 I D , . . Q Q , Q ' a 9 9 Q ' Q 1 9 5 ' , Q S Z ' , . ' , I I S v v I n' , , I . ,3,4s ' ' , 9 A 5 , Q . 4, S S' . 35 I A 5 - ' 1. V A 41, Gean Tietjen Genevieve Tietgen Margaret Tinney Mary Townsend Intramurals l,Z,3,43 Senior Play Com- mitteeg Dance Committees. Intramurals l 2. 3 4 Senior Play Com mittee Dance Committees Intramurals l 2 3 4 Glee Club 12 Yankeel Dance Committees Cheer leader Z 3 4 All Star Basketball emy Club Z 3 4 Junior and Senior Play Committees Science Club 3 Intrainurals l 2 3 4 Junior and Senior Play Committees Dance Committees Band l,Z,3,4g Junior and Senior Play Committeesg Dance Committeesg Class Officer Z All State Sectional Band 4 Tri School Band 3 4 Boys State 3 Junior Rotarian 4 Orchestra 3 Intramurals l Z 3 4 Dance Committees Z Boys State 3 Stu dent Council 4 Class President 4 Football 3 4 In tramurals Z 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Var ior Play Cast 3 Science Club 3 Dance Committees Honor Society 2 Intramurals l Z 3 4 Yankee 2 3 4 Bus iness Manager Glee Club Z 3 Y Teens Z Acad emy Club 3 Junior and Senior Play Committees Dance Committees .J John Turner aff W alter Ulawski 1 .3 James Wachob MS Paula Wager 3 I A ' 9 'cf L3 . J 1, 33!4' 6 I Y ' 9 Q , I Q D , , S! D I- . 1 7 Team l,Z,3,4gAcad- sity Club 3,43 Jun- if U 1 1 ' 3 K l . 9 . . Q bi X ' 1 I . I G Q v 1 Q . ' 7- r H ' 3. - ' if . 15 1 Charles Watkins Ralph Waugh Tl Football l,Z,3,4g Baseball 1,Z,3,4g F.F.A. President and Treasurerg Student Council 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Class Officer 1: Boys' State. Varsity Club 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Junior and Senior Play Com mittees Dance Com mittees Intramurals l,2,3,4g Band 3,4g Dance Committeesg .Tunior and Senior Play Committeesg Fresh- man Christmas Playg Sketch Clubg Science Club Intramurals l 2 3 4 Cheerleader l 2 3 Cheermaster4 .Tun ior Play Cast Senior Play Committees Academy Club 2 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Student Council Z 3 Honor Society l Z Dance Committees Art Editor of Year book 4 Glee Club 2 All Star Basketball Team l Z 3 4 Carroll Welker J X Patricia Wood Press Club Dance Committees Yankee Z Intramurals 1 2 3 ff'-W A10 Arlene Welch QW X X.. -- 16 ft' Mr Campney F Randall Representa uve to Councrl J Wachob Presrdent Mrss Streeter Miss Grady B Iepsen Secretary M Kennedy Treasurer Mrss Stowe Once upon a tlme 1n the year 1947 the peasant class of St M1ke s Jo1ned the peasant class of Penn Yan Jun1or H1gh School for the frrst t1me Durmg the f1rst year that these two groups were un1ted they chose Dav1d Dan1els for themr leader Pat Wood was next 1n 11ne Sylv1a Bodme was scr1be and Charles Watkms was tax collector Joan DeG1-aff was elected to represent the clan n Counc11 H1ghl1ghts of the year were a Chrlstmas Play and two dances W1nter Won derland and Spr1ng Fever Commencement soon followed Graduatmg from the peasant class the clan found themselves Lords and Lad1es As leaders Pat Wood replaced Davrd Dan1els John Turner took over Pat Wood s old dut1es Helen Esk1ldsen became scr1be Charles Watk1ns was aga1n tax collector and Sonny Ogden represented the clan 1n Counc1l As was the custom they held a dance a very dlfferent one for ye old halls of Penn Yan Academy called the Soc Hop At the end of the year the persons selected to lead the clan for the next year were Paul Perez leader Bruce LeCla1re next 1n l1ne Jerry Parsons tax collector Helen Esk1ldsen scr1be and Pat Wood representatwe to Counc1l Soon the Lords and Lad1es became Dukes and Duchesses and took posses s1on of the upper hall of the castle The f1rst half of the year was uneventful but soon th1ngs began to happen On March Z7 1950 the play One Mad N1ght was produced It was procla1med the greatest comedy h1t of the ages One sunny May Wednesday a tournament was held for the two hrghest classes of the nob1l1ty Wlthout much hes1tat1on the Dukes and Duchesses pre sented the hlghest nob1l1ty w1th the w1n of the day s melee so they wouldn t be d1sappo1nted Then came the trad1t1onal dance g1ven 1n honor of the upper nob1l1ty by the Dukes and Duchesses It was called Stardust At last' The goal IS reached' The clan of 1951 are now Barons and Baron esses They have atta1ned th1s goal by f1l11ng the vacancy left by the clan of 1950 James Wachob took over Paul Perez s pos1t1on .Terry Parsons replaced Bruce LeCla1re Betty .Tepsen became the clan scr1be Mar1lyn Kennedy took .Terry Parson s place as tax collector and Florence Randall represented the clan 1n Counc1l 17 G, . 3. , - . :- . : : :- . :- . : l . . .,.. 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Z ' 7 ' IC ' ,Y ' I , . . .. - . .. . . , , I 0 , ll 'D . . . . , .. , I Y 1 , . ln qu1ck success1on durmg the flrst half of the year came the h1ghest pra1sed patr1ot1c product1on of the year Amer1can Passport and then the Senlor Ball ga1ly decorated for Chr1stmas Dur1ng the second semester came another tournament exams and Graduatlon The clan of 1951 have now reached thelr ult1mate goal They are now Kmgs and Queens 1n the1r own m1nor worlds EMRYO TEACHERS '? 9 i...-.q Q4-...-Q I-4-'Q- Em A Ossman I Demcola S Cmquemam I Peluso The f1nal rught has come at last When w1th regret we leave our past In these dear halls of P Y A To go on to future beyond today We ve loved every mmute of the t1me we ve spent In the halls so hallowed and It s really meant So much to us that It can t be told These years our future d1d really mold The teachers the classes they ve all been swell But now lt s t1me to b1d farewell As we march through t1me we ll look ahead But always remember - and a tear we'll shed As we th1nk of how we felt today - Today as we leave dear P. 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' 1 7 1 rxrloum Vle the KINGS and QUEENS of ye olde graduat1ng class of 1951 bequeath the followlng to our frlends 91 teachers and underclassmen 9 I If Rlchard Hoban Leaves for Keuka College AJ Donald Habberfleld Leaves Bookkeeplng to Mrs O Keefe Kb' ,f K Helen Esklldsen Leaves the YANKEE to Hedda Hopper 7 Norman Ayres Leaves h1s he1ght to Mar1an Sullxvan Er1c Lewls Leaves h1s f1gure to Sh1rley Jorgensen 4 f ' Patr1c1a Wood Leaves a strlng of broken hearts Merwln Snyder Leaves h1s way w1th the women to Marty Tr1poll1 , R1chard Lamphxer Leaves h1s speed to Rube Morehouse Beverly Hansen Leaves the motto There w1l1 always be a Dresden ff Sonny Ogden Leaves for Italy H111 to dodge the draft I Ruth Chaapel Leaves 419 to the class of 52 Margaret Pappas Leaves to become manager of Bootes Flor1st Shop Donald Erwln Leaves h1s barltone vo1ce to Lyle Gray Annette Thomas Leaves for Ithaca College wlthout Howard -SF -wg John Turner Leaves an old carburator to Gale Dugan Ronald Snyder Leaves h1s horse Tr1gger to Norma Enos Ruth Mahan Leaves to become manager of Pallas Sweet Shop CI1fford R1chardson Isn t goxng to leave anyth1ng he s golng to keep It all James Wachob Leaves h1s football shoes to Jean Rlffle maybe she can f1ll them James Chrlstensen Leaves for Hollywood to tutor Betty Grable Elwyn Hunt Leaves h1s Ch1Ck Bev to concentrate on h1s own flock Helen Chr1stensen Leaves Hugh d1sconsolate by locker 133 Joyce Mortensen Leaves her pet1te f1gure to Mr Waye Anne Lane Leaves her rmgs1de seat IH 419 to Dave Wachob Jack Evans Leaves hls heart to the glrls of P Y A Margaret Tlnney Leaves her lunches to MISS Remer s Shorthandl Class Florence Randall Leaves her w1se cracks echo1ng 1n the halls of P Y A Carlton Smsson Leaves to head the Department of Agrlculture Althea Pulver Leaves Ind1an Pxnes to the Plney Ind1ans Betty Jepsen Leaves to promote the sales of Dodges Clyde Sm1th Leaves h1s dr1ver s hcense before they take It away from h1m Jerome Parsons Leaves h1s exper1ments ln Chemxstry to the War Department Lo1s Robmson Leaves to take Leo Doucher s place John Babb1tt Leaves h1s laugh to Lytle Lmdstrom Mary Ann Gombar Leaves her knack for talk1ng to Study Hall Ohver Goodr1ch Leaves for the West Coast to renew an old acquamtance Joan DeGraff Leaves to bu1ld a Chem1stry Lab at Camp Arey Charles Watkms Leaves to farm w1th the Leathernecks Mary Townsend Leaves her qu1et manners to second per1od Study Hall Dorothy Parker Leaves her Senlor Speech to another Dan1el Webster Barbara Ma1tland Leaves her charmmg ways to Bruce K1nney Mar1lyn Kennedy Leaves her wmsome ways to M1ke Cahlll Pauhne Thayer Leaves the motto I guess I ll be shovellmg off MarJor1e McCann Leaves her father s gavel to next year s Student Councxl Pres1dent. Arlene Welch Leaves her unperturbecl nature to the teachers of P. Y. A Carl Jorgensen Leaves by the nearest exlt. 19 ' 7 , ' do G c. , . 1. L- , a f If g n -, 1 I f YZ ' 1 -------------- , ' ' , T ' . I . , ' W f . ' ' ' ' K' 'V ff f ' . A . . . ' 1 V ' vii' II, V 2 ' Q .'V fllit' , 'rf' - ' I V - I ,If f 3 . W f pri f .. - 1 ,ff 17 , , . -- 'gy ,I A -A S . ,.', I t , . D I ' - , 'I ' 1 ' I . .Lk I y - . u ---.-. 44 2 . -4 . ' n ' 11 , I - ' sa an ' I . A t . . I . - , Z as 9 - . va - - I , 1 n . ' Gean and Genev1eve T1etJen Leave P Y A tw1nless for a long t1me R1chard Jensen Leaves to take over the 4 H Carroll Welker Leaves h1s skung ab1l1ty to Art Devm Beverly Jepsen Leaves to team up w1th Dxck Cont1no Phyllxs McM1nn Leaves to lnspect the U S Army Phyll1s Pedersen Leaves for the entertalnment world 1n Sampson Frances Thompson Leaves her sph, f1re temper to Mr Conklln when and 1f he needs mt Malcolm Maroney Leaves h1s bowlmg ab1l1ty to Dor1s Larsen Paul Perez. Leaves h1s oratlons to Joyce Lamph1er Patr1c1a C1ncotta Leaves her v1tal1ty to Charles Atlas Gertrud Andersen Leaves George Johnson to next year s wolver1nes'P Chester Anderson Leaves Chatanooga Shoe Sh1ne Stand to Mr H1ll Sylvla Bod1ne Leaves for the Indlanapolls Speedway Carolyn Barr Leaves her sparkhng personahty to Alka Seltzer Inc Gerald Buckley Leaves h1s lr1sh Brogue to Mr Chall1s Ray Ba1ley Leaves h1s youth to the Youth Center Ethel Bl1ss Leaves her ab1l1ty 1n shop to Mr Frankl1n Charles Hayes Leaves h1s Job 1n Deckerman Brothers to anyone who wants to earn some extra money Lo1s Parker Leaves her sew1ng k1t to Mrs Waye Bruce LeCla1re Leaves h1S w1ng back pos1t1on to Glorla Lucas Son1a Ne1lsen Leaves her Long Island accent to Mrs Meldrum Robert Klube Leaves h1s brush cut to Mr Campney Florence Dean Leaves to become Mrs Ronald Nageld1nger Dav1d Dan1els Leaves h1s saxophone to the metal department George Havens Leaves h1s beard to John Gyer Harry Gr1ffen Leaves the m1le run to Kenny Swartwood Howard Blauvelt Leaves a burlal vault to Sandra Logan Wh1tney Thomas Leaves h1s many freckles to Norma Wood She needs a few more Ralph Waugh Leaves h1s Jokes to anyone who has nerve to tell them Kay Newby Leaves to become an Army W1fe Sh1rley Reed Leaves to run her father out of the tax1 bus1ness Irene Menz Leaves her pep to the Kellogg Company Jean Seager Leaves her beam1ng personallty to the Sunshme Company Mar1lyn Gr1ggs Leaves to draw a portra1t of Harry S Truman Karol Hartman Leaves Enghsh 4 to George Bernard Shaw Bruce Fullagar Leaves to show Mr W1lkes how farmmg should be done John N1colo Leaves h1s 12 cyl1nder Lmcoln Cosmopol1ton to Paul Hammond to rod around 1n Gordon Cornell Leaves h1s Tr1g to Frenchy Dor1s Ka1ser Left for Freeman s Lou1s Cecch1n1 Leaves h1s flrst Cornet stand to h1s successor Gordy Bascom Joan Smeal Leaves her school wardrobe to any env1ous Jumor Walter Ulawskm Left 1n January for parts unknown Faye Leonard Leaves her d1rect1ng ab1l1ty to Leonard Derr Vera Grldley Leaves her s1lent ways to Pat Warr Paula Wager Leaves The Taml of Two C1t1eS to the Jumor class Janlce Payne Leaves her natural blond haxr to Ga1l Dugan Th1s greatest document of the 20th Century has been wr1tten by the follow m Queen Feraday S1r Howdareyou 20 : .LQ . . . Q . . ' J. Q . . . Dorothy Mille.rd: Leaves Sampson to the girls of P. A.5 she'll take Don. . gi nfl :flip il 1 'F' Quletest Carlton Srsson Polly Thayer -C Best Lookmg and Pretuest Gerry Buckley Beverly Hansen Most Po11te Paul Perez Jean Seager 47' Best Bu1lt and Nxcest Flgure Charles Watklns Betty Jepsen f Most Muslcal Dave Damels Anne Lane 'WWA Brggest Fhrt and Wolf Pat Wood Ralph Waugh pi Q I 'Q gf.. '3 z V, ,,?.. X , :ff r 19 '.- gre- X w, h l rf at I ' f , ,f ,f ' we W , ' . 0' lr.. 'x Q v is I N. - ll ' B V 3 , ,-, A, 4 A fa ' 1 Z , 'Q '- - . Y f 4 , . . . ' Lk l - . N , an -'11, , .1 I z 4 a . as B . :J , ,. Y il 1 ' , f l v .1 , Q W A I . B A .A - . Z1 it-L l Best Athletes W1ttiest Bruce l.eC1au'e Whltney Thomas Florence Randall Florence Randall Best A11 around Most Artisuc james Wachob Chet Anderson Helen Esluldsen Manlyn Gnggs ..,.J Most Llkely to Succeed Davxd Daniels Helen Bkxldsen Most lmuauve Paul P erez Helen Eskxldsen ol 54-5. Most Reckless Dnvers R1chard Lamphler Ann Tlnney Best Dancers Ruth Mahan Jobe Lampluer I n ,Ls R 'x R 4 ' A A A ., I I X! f' ' ! V' . f -EW' 1 4 X ff ffl . I 1 N I ' I .. . I ZZ tlll F125 x A 1 Wwe A 3 wi 1? ildifriiggl H+ A ling . 'O 3 F 4 Q,-niji if iiiil ff 4 3 2 5, Q FW 2 1 Lf-w iff. 'ik 5 pi Eine MA 'Ri-!n.i. 4 SEMA... 'Wm my we. ma QW -e-veg wwf- e-vu we aff. y,,,,,,,3, W' ifiwkfi 2 3 ,F if F ? 55.- ,.PH1lmxA:f'u1 I Ma1allweX-fulday wth us still... Nav' fad an! in-ku.-Q Binaizn-ine We 1 ' iff H ii Hg F51 ' my 1EF'l5U15AlxE'23k9 Tor vfofkmg Qoocl ned e-ver Jle, Nj ache, Meg ,C+ ,Mak JOM- ' x in ai J v SPE s. 3: F L F F r P F X ' I O 4? l vii 24 a Q- X-'v S- S1552 qi YQ X gf! ffl f, E f E H125 Back Row Mr Kopp H Jepsen L Manley F Grlesmger D Nlelsen I Payne K Dav1s Mrs Feeley Front Row Mr Chalhs Mr Dlven Mrs Meldrum Mrs Swan Mr Franklln One hundred and Twenty Sophomores came up P Y A sta1rs to greet the1r Jumor Year Before beg1nn1ng the New Year 1n earnest the Class of 52 elected offlcers Fred Grleslnger was chosen Pres1dent Jean Payne V1ce Pres1dent Kay Dav1s Secretary and Donna Nlelsen Treasurer Jun1ors elected to Student Counc1l were Dawn Esk1ldsen Secretary Davld Wachob Class Representatwe Pat Gunderman Cha1rman of Assemblles Loretta Manley Ass1stant Cha1rman of Assembl1es and Barb Purdy Chamrman of Soclal Act1v1t1es F1ve Junmor g1rls had the honor of becommg members of Academy Club th1s year They are Lorralne Sereflne Jean Payne Sh1rley Jorgensen Bev Brodr1bb and Dot Brown The boys chosen 1n Vars1ty Club for the year were Dave Wachob B111 Sampson Pete Conley Ronme N1ssen Alton Morehouse John Rector Don Br1sco Jack Re1lly D1ck Hatch and D1ck Ingham On March 16 the Jun1or Class presented The B1shop s Mantle under the d1rect1on of Mrs Hugh R Meldrum The play was about the new rector of St Mathew s Church The mam characters were I-hlary Laurens the rector Don TTHVIS Hastlngs sexton at church Lyle Gray Alexa McColly Hllary s flancee Gale Dugan Mrs Reed elderly member of the church Pat I-Iarr1s M1ss Hett1e Breckenr1dge a soc1ally promment splnster Eva May Quackenbush and J Dunn member of church Jack Re1lly Student dlrectors were Dawn Esklldsen Chalrman Kay Dav1s Evelyn Dennlson Ga1l Sutherland Jean Payne and Sylvla N1elsen The Play was lnter preted except1onally well and was enthus1ast1cally rece1ved Because of 1nterference of other act1v1t1es the annual Junxor Prom w1th the theme Spr1ngt1me ln Par1s was held 1n May 1nstead of June Fmally our F1eld Day and the end of a happy year 25 . l I I I - 1 - 1 - I ' Y ' I ' I ' I 2 - 1 - 1 ' 1 . , . . . . . . . . , . , . f 1 1 ' 1 f , . 1 1 D 7 I 7 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' tl ' 1 N 1 . . . . , . . ' - 1 1 . . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - V- 1 1 - l I 1 1 1 - ' . Y Y M . . . . ,, . . , . , . ff 'W' V 5 Hb. k l l' Fourth Row D Borglum L Grey D Bedrent B Fullagar R Charnplrn P Conley C Chnsuansen Th1rd Row J Howland G Coutlee R Hatch D Brrsco P Bullock M Cahrll C Guthrre Second Row K Gelder B Getungs P llarrrs E Fmgar J Fmgar J Barr G Dugan P Gunderman E Dennison Frfth Row F Wlute C Mortenson D Wachob G Jensen R Lrlyea C Srsson l Hughes L Jensen A. Rector Fourth Row L Serefrne J McNulty S Nrelsen G Parrnelee S McMaster D Trans G Johnson N Wrlson J Rellly D Rogers J Rector R Yonge Th1rdRow L Stevens 'vi Klube C Sernans J Serefrne G Lucas N Sorenson B Lerch E Lamb M Kennedy E Monroe H Jepsen Second Row B Purdy S Jorgensen J Lamphrer H Haxton N Wood D Larsen E Quackenbush N Swrtzer R Johnson B Jensen E Nesbrtt W Newby Frrs Row D Nrelsen L Nlanley J Payne B Snyder B Long J Surton G Sutherland D Ingham R Nrssen R Nrelsen W Sampson 26 '3 1 ! I .., r I x , I 1 W 1 .s Q 'O . v 4 f ,Q 'A ' Q G59 ... V . Q5:w.,,l . 1 1 , I f- jd X V I. S.: ,N V , v - - J y Q KJ ,J ll ffl , . First Row: E. Coon, B. Brodribb, D. Brown, K. Davis, W. Clark, B. Fishbaugh, F. Griffin, D. Eskildsen v , X V tie 1-4 t 1, , 2, Q ' , x I , , . uislvff Back Row: J. Townsend, Vice-Presidentg M. Drew, Secretary: G. Anderson, Representative to Council, P. Rippey. Treasurerg D. Bodine, President. Seated: Mr. Conklin, Mr. Hill, Mrs. O'Keefe, Miss Remer, Advisers. In October 1951 the members of the Class of 53 met to elect their officers President Don Bodine Vice President Joe Townsend Secretary MHTIOH Drew Treasurer Pam R1ppey and Representative to Councll Gail Anderson At this meet1ng the class made plans for a St Patrick s Dance to be held in May The theme of this dance was p1nk elephants and Irish attire The members of the decorat1on committee were Mary T Blake S Mahar G Mann B Hoban D Lew1s E Haltiner M Sullivan J Mahar The Class of 53 also had members 1n the American Leg1on Speaking Contest Those were John Gyer Florence Merkel and Bob Hoban The class put on a one act comedy Getting P1nned early 1n the year This play was under the d1rect1on of Mr Joseph Pelusso a cadet teacher 1n P Y A The comedy was presented to the student body in an assembly The results were uproamous with John Gyer stealing the show as a b1g town Jazz band leader Other members of the good supporting cast were Polly Pla1sted Bob Jensen Jean Riffle David Lewis Jane Russell and Pam Rlppey Nr bv ' Q T7 81.228 Nl S ix ,, X r, Z7 , . 1 a : 1 S ' 1 Q a S a 5 4 1 . . . . . , , . . n , . , I . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . . . . , , . ,, . . ,, . 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': 4- Back Row F Collxns C Cleveland F Gnesrnger J Krnney Frfth Row G Brundage J Hurrrn R Barden L Lrndstrom D Ellrs C Carroll J Garren D Hawkrns R Lamphrer J Gyer D Blarsdel Fourth Row R Jensen R Davrs F Hall R Lane J Hopkrns W French K Lerch J Johnstone A Krlrran N Hayes D Bodrne R Goundry Thrrd Row B Alexander L Bunk G Lord T Crncotta R Beattre A Bolger M Lonergan G Andersen M Blake S Lamphrer E Haltrner C Hams Second Row D Kreuger R Lee D Lewrs J Crosrer J Kreutzrger J Cunnrngham M Drew G Gnesrnger M Coon E Grrdley J Drnehart V Drxon D Corbrtt J Clark F1.rst Row F Hartwell D Jensen R Jayne L Johncox J Hall C Jensen B Kennedy S Decker N Enos E Luerssen G Brown E Coon 1-w UU? li PK Back Row M Terpolrllr N Underwood K Trrrnmrngharn E Sloan H Morehouse W McG1nn1s L Orr P McDurfee W Wormuth Fourth Row VN Pond G Robeson W Ryder D Prelow W Rrchardsen B Nrelsen G Putnam C Marun R Mortensen G Newcomb rrd Row J Townsend J rffle G Nlann M kle Rrp v S Ma Nrelsen B Nrelsen S Yackel P Tretjen E Mortensen Second Row M Sullrvan J Mahar L Trrpolr B Tongjate J Xrsallr C Webster R Sorensen G Roe Scott M Petersen B Pederson B Wa er stRow Nelson R van o s nv er er Pla Rus ell M Norgaard Wrrght P Warr E Nash 28 5 6 ns V: ,m , f ' ' nu' , 2 , f 'wr . 1 f 1' Q37 tl, - , - '- I ' f . A 'X ' J ' Q J A 5 K tl U . Th' 'g , , .R' , .. , F. er , P. 'peI, . har, 5. r , . ' , B. ' , . , . , . 'lk . Fir 'ZrN1. ' - , .Ry , E. Th ma, H. s ld , K.R'1ly, P. isted, J. s , , L. ' , . , burn. Quart s Back Row: S. Osborne, B. Boyd, J. Williams, I. Dykeman, G. Dean. Front Row: Mr. Doolittle, Mr. Quinn, Mrs. Patteson, Mr. Wilkes. I 4 Fourth Row: E. Chaapel, J. Edmonds, F. Brundage, L. Derr, B. Brown, C. Austerman, P. Bliss, A. Bolger, B. Ayres. Third Row: R. Cahill, M. Dallas, P. Comstock, P. Booth, N. Dean, J. Decker, K. Allison, H. Covert, H. Crofoot, F. Gelder, B. Bailey. Second Row: S. Corey, M. Clark, M. Clark, C. Davis, S. Ball, C. Eighmey, F. Bacher, J. Daggett, D. Corey R. Drum, G. Dean, S. Bentley. First Row: B. Boyd, B. Andersen, A. Dorman, V. Cahill, P. Christensen, J. Dykeman,P. Cassetta, D. DeVita, E. Chase, C. Brown. Fourth Row F Husted L Jensen R Lerch R Kenvxlle D Fullagar H Jensen S Lounsberry P Gottshall D Flynn K Knapp I Hall J Loree R Ledgerwood B Kennedy Thrrd Row W French R Fox K Grlhgan H Randall J Granuer R Long B Herd G Ertel J LeGro A Jensen P MacKay Second Row A Herdeman G Mrller I Mlller J Husted J Grlner E Leonard J Mann S Hams K Lonergan P Luppxno B Mortenson Frrst Row D Hurlbert C Jones D Hollowell J Hamm C Mahan J Hamman C McFarren S Logan D Iddlngs M Morehouse Fourth Row R Pulver C Rarner R Travrs B Tears F Stevens J Young B Turner K Swartwood Thrrd Row 'vi Staurowsky S Osborne D Lrnney L Wrllrarns J wortman B Sutherland B Snvder Srsson C TIIUS G W1 econd Row G Wrnegardner N Slocum J Odell J Norman P Slater J Mllrams I Wetmore N r er ma ee exes ers sr G Nle sen ll lluuran chu tz B Scott olfef 'EWG fl --,, .,, 3 A 'nh r '-inf' Q f111!17h'f'7 Wx ff JQ u img ,, u 30 : . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' : . , . , . ' ' , . , . ' , . , , , . , . , . , . I , . . I 3 f 1 ' 9 - 9 - 1 - I - I - v ' o N A. , . ' , '. 'lbur. I Wrighr, J, Zubris, 1. Weldon, K. Shalansky. FirsrRowg L. Wage , G. Wu th, S. Par 'l , E. Re ' , N, Mow '15, Ne1,m, , 1 , .Y ,A A' E, 4 l , . I . 5 . .1 I, D fx r.:ZL. , ex X Aga J 0 za. -- so if ' so X 4: . fl PVT 1 'HU Fifth Row: J. Dillon, D. Barr, D. Alford, P. Dixon, J. Alexander, F. Hamm, R. Gelder. Fourth Row: B. Clark, D. Conley, O. Hunt, L. Hall, J. Edwins, G. Anderson, D. Donnolly, D. Erwin, D. Brown, P. Hall, D. Calhoun. Third Row: J. Baughman, W. Bryant, F. Gray, E. Burk, J. Depew, B. I-loose, M. Pangburn, D. Fullagar, E. Braman, D. Eddy, G. Bascom, G. Christensen. Second Row: M. Ferley, C. Chapman, M. Clark, J. Barrows, J. Anderson, L. Hansen, K. Habberfield, S. Goldworthy, B. Gleason, D. LeGro, B. Hand, J. Beyea. FirsrRow: J. Cummings, D. Dean, J. Depew, M. Hand, M. Charlson, V. Beyea, G. Bowen, G. Harris, B. Hollowell, B. Hatch, L. Drew, S. Herbert. Fifth Row: P. Schroeder, G. Thompson, E. Sperr, G. Dribble, D. Jorgensen, B. Wilkes, P. Quenan, B. Wolcott Fourth Row: B. Williams, H. Spencer, W. Parmalee, J. Lewis, C. Jensen, E. Northrup, D. Volk, R. Murphy, R. Spencer, H. Tones, Leslie Johnson. Third Row: C. Starkey, P. Zindall, P. Scranton, D. Kreutziger, E. Wells, E. Chase, S. Smith, D. Washburn M. Wilbur, J. McMinn, R. Jones, D. Pelton. Second Row: L. Wood, V. Thompson, E. Rogers, J. Pulver, M. Lee, M. Miles, J. Johnson, J. Phillips, J. Pedersen, C. Mallory, E. Van Horn, M. Wuerth, B. Johnson. First Row: M. Moscarito, E. Northrup, M. Love, D. Leach, B. Lamphier, C. McDaniel, E. Porter, E. Mortensen, M. Konopp, M. Martin, M. Johnson, J. Lynn. 31 3 UF! I Xi Fifth Row: T. Barden, R. Gottshall, R. Dinehart, J. Cooper, C. Torinelli, G. Enos, R. Johnson. Fourth Row: J. Bly, K. Davis, R. Hammond, C. Fox, D. Boyd, G. Gottshall, C. Gill, R. Johnson, D. Jensen, J. LeGro. Third Row: C. Killian, H. Hansen, R. Christensen, L. Jensen, B. Dennison, D. Donaldson, J. Hall, N. Green, J. Chalmers, C. Jensen, R. Leonard, B. Neely. Second Row: D. Christensen, C. Braman, M. Corey, A. Comstock, N. Bedient, C. Corey, B. Allen, E. Miller First Row: D. Dennison, L. Lilyea, A. Lindstrom, H. Herdeman, B. Houghtaling, S. Hayes, C. Knapp, N. Lamphier, A. Lamphier, H. Hyatt, S. Fox, S. Legg. Back Row: R. Wren, T. Stever, F. Spencer, J. Spencer. Fourth Row: C. Sherwood, K. Wilkins, G. Osborne, B. Morehouse, C. Morgan, D. Seager, R. Van Horn, L. Wild, C. Slocum. Third Row: R. Purdy, M. Wood, A. Mann, D. Scott, P. Washburn, B. Quenan, S. Sands, C. Williams, H. Pielow, M Potts. Second Row: M. Morrison, N. Power, N. Lamphier, S. Morrison, J. Titus, M. Williams, S. Youngs, S. McDaniel, D. Putnam, J. Nissen, C. White, N. Stout. First Row: N. Marcley, B. Rumsey, Je. Nielsen, Jc. Nielsen, B. McCouly, F. Lorry, M. Sumner, C. Sisson, R. Purdy, M. Pond, E. Muller. 32. aavgafiztg 'WW Second Row A Glemster E Haluner H Snyder J Frank H Eskrldsen B Gettrngs B Moody D Eskrldsen B Brodrrbb D Danrels R Hrlton Fust Row J Rerlly S Brennan F Randall D Kalser R Bly D Lewrs Membersh1p 1n the Alpha Eta S1gma Penn Yan Academy Honor Soc1ety one of the h1ghest honors that can be conferred on a Penn Yan student Not only must he have a hlgh scholastlc standmg but he must also be a partrclpant ln such act1v1t1es as dramatrcs mus1c pubhc speak1ng publ1cat1ons athletrcs etcetera For the year 1949 50 there were twenty two members twelve were f1rst year members s1x were second year members four were th1rd year members Thrs IS the f1rst year that It 15 possrble for four year members to be taken rn s1nce four years ago the freshmen were allowed to Jo1n Honor Soc1ety funct1oned as an actrve orgamzatron tlus year For the frrst trme meetmgs were held and Alpha Eta Srgma ra1sed money by several meth ods Members also worked together as hosts at Career N1ght 1n Penn Yan Upon the act1on of Student Counc11 the Honor Socrety Code along w1th other parts of the student assoc1at1on const1tu1on was rev1sed The code for member shrp was brought up to date and several changes and add1t1ons were made whrch allow more people to be el1g1ble for membersh1p A fourth year award was adopted The new p1n has a key mounted on the thrrd year award The Cha1rman of Honor Socrety and Student Counc1l representatrve th1S year was Helen Esk1ldsen Alpha Eta S1gma was agaln ably advlsed by Mrs George Wh1taker 33 . r W . ,,,N,.,:,' . lt.. .. A . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . , , 1S . a 1 9 9 9 9 . - I - , - 9 ' 1 u ' ' Q . . 9 a . . 1 1 x - ' : a . . , . Qtuhzat Qfount ml Second Row Mr Basuan Advrser J Wachob I Payne B LeCla1re D Jorgensen H Eskxldsen J Gottshall L Manley N Coon J Taylor B Hatch G Anderson F Leonard D Wachob S Osborne D Bodrne Mrs Brown Advrser Fust Row F Randall B Purdy D Eskrldsen P Perez C Watkrns G Lord J Dykeman P Gunderman The four top Student Counc1l offlcers for the year 1950 51 were Paul Perez Pres1dent Charles Watk1ns V1ce Pres1dent ueorge Lord Treasurer and Dawn Esk1ldsen Secretary The Student COUHCI1 sponsored the sale of Student Assoc1at1on t1ckets re ce1v1ng S711 47 The Football Basketball and Sprrng Sports Dances and also all dances after home basketball games were sponsored by the Student Governmg Body At Chr1stmas the Councll held a dr1ve for cloth1ng and other goods wh1ch were glven to the poor A pencrl vendmg machrne for the use of all three schools was bought by the Councrl The Councrl rewrote the school constltutronwhrch had been found unworkable rn numerous ways The Student Councrl also bought athletrc awards for the football basketball baseball and track fellows At Student Counc1l s last meetxng rn June an annual report was made to the whole Student ASSOC1at10h rn an assembly Honor Socrety Awards were made at thrs tlme 34 7' 2 Y ff- , S Vft, .'l S 3 v ' Q 1 , 4 X : ' I Q' I ' U ' I ' I ' I ' I - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' 1 l n . . l - '- u 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . , - . . 1 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . , . . 1 leeQV Fourth Row J Clark G Mann N Enos S Nerlsen P Thayer R Mahan M Lonergan M Blake P Plarsted S Lamphrer M Pappas Thud Row M Sulhvan J Kreutzrger S Habberfreld G Anderson R Johnson B Pederson B Scott,E I-Ialuner H Chrrstensen E Knapp Second Row D Nxelsen J Seager I Mahar D Eskrldsen E Quackenbush I Crosrer B Nlelsen E Blrss B Anderson M Petersen A Monroe G Lucas A Pulver F1rstRow K Rerlly P Hams M Klube B Frshbaugh B Brodrrbb P Warr B Long L Wnght E Nesbrtt M Kennedy Fxfth Row J Phrllrps M Konop J Petersen C Mallory R Hayes I Chalmers A Lewxs D Donaldson R Gelder I Hall C G1l1 J W1ll1ams A Mann V Woolever I Wetmore J Nrelsen 'I' Stever Fourth Row C Jones M Martm G Wuerth K Lonergan N Green D Putman D Leach B Mortenson M Wlllrams B Hatch K Habberfteld S Smrth B Allen Thud Row S Legg M Dallas M Clark N Wrrght B Quenan M Sumner N Powers G Nrssen I Trtus S Sands B Gleason D Corly M Corey Second Row I Weldon J Decker V Beyea J Hannon N Mowers S Hayes S Pond N Powers C Whrte D Scott M Wuetth N Coon M Conley A Comstock Frrst Row P Cassetta S Hams L Wager V Thomas H Hyatt Mrss Horton Advrser F Loree C Mahan D Hurlburt H Quenan B Anderson B Rumsey 35 : . , . , . , . 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F1fth Row H Blauvelt P Hammond E Lewrs C Welker R Kennedy A K1ll1ar1 G Parmelee J Turner Ingham Fourth Row B H1cks P Constock A Lan S Logan G Bascom J Potter D Borglum Cecchrnr R Klube K Lerch S Reed Thrrd Row M Kennedy E Luerssen D Brown R Lee Alford P Slater C Corey I V1sal11 D Dan1els B Morrow Second Row H Snyder S Scofreld Rogers J Daggert J Zubrrs B Boyd J Russell L Wood D Karser Mr Bascom Drrector Frrst Row P Scranton E Thomas A Thomas W Turner M McCann J Rrffle D Lewrs J Barrows N McElwee W Snyder S Osborne L Serefrne S Harms D Leach D11 1 4 ore ouse D 'ew ur x nn Nashburn R 1 5 'dckonkey R lxennedx H Crofoo D Alford Th1rd wow E Luerssen E Robers R row B Morehouse J N1elsen Corew A Con L Second Row Su X olk Al oon e R Axe S Lok r en C Nrlkrn 51111 xreurzr er A C Jarrnelee U e 1st 'rsen B W1 D Wa h am 36 0 1 7 . .V 'o , 1 : - 1 - 1 - I 1 - v ' 1 - l . v - s - D. . : . ' , . , , 8, . , . , . , . , L. ' ', . , . , . . ' : . , . , . , . , R. , . , . , . ' ', . ' , . . : . , . 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Majorettes and Twrrlers E Thomas J Decker A Thomas S Harrrs H Snyder Penn Yan Academy has four well organrzed muslc groups .Turuor and Senlor Bands Glee Club and .Tun1or Chorus The Penn Yan Academy Band had a busy trme th1s year playrng for both school and c1v1c affarrs In the lrne of school affarrs the band played for all the football games weather permrttrng of course for all the basketball games and for most of the assembl1es The horn tooters took part rn a tr1 school concert w1th Dundee and Watk1ns Glen The Annual Musrc Festrval and therr own spr1ng concert There was of course a Splrlt l1ft1ng march to the athletlc f1eld on Fleld Day In the 11ne of c1v1c affa1rs the band took part 1n the Arrrustrce and Memorlal Day Parades When the Knrght Templars had the1r conference here the band was called on to do the honors not to speak of appropr1ate mus1c rendered for a Umted Nat1ons Day Program The band took on a1rs of the brgtop when the James M Cole Crrcus came to P Y A and the band played for lt Last but not least was graduatron both Junror and Senror I-hgh so end1ng another year w1th the Penn Yan Academy Band for the D1rector Lester R Bascom Th1S year the Glee Club had a Chrrstmas Carohng n1ght wlth the Club slng rng and the town people part1c1pat1ng The trrple tr1o made up of s1x of the Club s grrls sang 1n Geneva over WGVA for the Frnger Lakes Program The trrple tr1o and Glee Club also sang at a Parent Teachers Meetrng The Club was under the d1rect1on of MISS Beatrrce Horton assrsted by Mrss Englehard a Cadet Teacher 19 Ak 41 v A X- . Y I . ' ' 1- .i. 4 T . , ' . - . , , . ' I -a. .Q , - , . . . . T- . 1 - a 0 , 9 My il ff Thud Row M Sulhvan G Roe L Hansen B Brodrrbb B Jepsen M1ssStreeter Adv1ser B Gemngs D Eskrldsen L Robrnson M Lonergan G Mann E Haltrner J Weldon J Cunnrngham P Cassetta S Yackel R Murphy G Sutherland P Gottshall L Gray G Brundage A Lane D Karser D Leach Second Row P Harrls D Brown N Habberfreld S Hams J Dykeman H Eskrldsen J Sutton S Bodrne B Wrlhams C McDan1e1s FrrstRow J Re111y R Spencer B Wolcott C Jensen ff Second Row D Bodrne S Decker D Erwrn R Jayne B Anderson M Drew S Habberfreld O Hopkrns FrrstRow N Habberfreld D Leach C McDan1e1s G Bowen M Grrggs J DeGraff C Jensen F Randall 38 1 - , - . - . - ' . - . ' . ' : - ' . - u ' , 1 - I ' 1 ' I 9 - 1 ' l I - v . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I , . . : . ', . , . ' , . ', . , . ' , . , . , . , , . I . : . ' , . , . , . . L fr :cr an -uu1r-wunul' tv., XA X v I, - u 4 S ' x N '- 1 -f A X , 1 ': . 5 , . . - . - . . . - . ' . - - ' ': . ' , . , - ' . - , - ' . . . - . - earltuolg Lcd-,,,... A Thomas Edrtor D Kalser Ass1stantBus1ness Manager B LeC1a1re Ass1stantEd1tor P Wood Art Ednor G Buckley Busrness Manager M Guggs Ass1stantArtEd1tor Mrs Whnaker Mr D1ven M1ssB1ngenhe1mer Advrsers vx Fourth Row C Andersen J Turner D Erwrn P Quenan H Crofoot D Wachob G Lord W Pond, I Rerlly Thud Row F Thompson P Gunderman G Sutherland B Purdy G Anderson P Wager J Dykeman A Lane G Gnesrnger S Nrelsen D Eskrldsen Second Row S Lampluer K Davrs S Bodrne M Su111van S Mahar B Warr M Clark J Wxlhams R Mahan Frrst Row M Drew M Kennedy F Randall D Donaldson D Grow F Leonard W Bryant J Pederson M. Morehouse. 39 Penn Yan Academy has two publ1cat1ons The Yearbook publ1shed once a year by the Sen1or Class and fourteen 1ssues of THE YANKEE pubhshed by THE YANKEE Staff The staff of the Penn Yan Key began the year v.1th a successful paper dr1ve After dec d1ng upon a theme the busmes rn 1 1ger G rald Buckley and h15 a551stant Dor1s Ka1ser bca an sol 1 ng ads lnc 1n Marcn talung SUESCTIQ t ons When Dor1s left 1n I ann 1 5 Sonm lNe1lscn was f let ted to take her place Pat Vtood and her asslstant Ma11lyn Gru Us along vuth Chet Andersen the art work S1ncere apprec1at1on lS g1ven to Mrs Wh1taker M155 B1ngenhe1mer and Mr D1ven for the1r 'valuable help and adx 1ce to Mar1lyn Kennedy for the typ1ng and to Wh1tney Thomas .Terry Parsons and John Babb1tt for tak1ng lnformal p1ctures The major task of ed1t1ng the wr1tten mate r1al subm1tted by a large staff of wr1ters of arrangmg for p1ctures and plann1ng and assembl1ng the book rested on the capable shoulders of Annette Thomas as Ed1tor w1th the asslst ance of Bruce LeCla1re For the f1rst t1me 1n many years the book was pubhshed by the local f1rm of Carlton L Wheeler lnc YANKEE had a b1g staff and at the beg1nn1ng of the year was furn1shed w1th more news than lt was able to prlnt ln return It made m1meographed cop1es of the extra mater1al and 1ncluded them IH the regular 1ssue At Chr15tmas YANKEE made a speclal present to the subscrlbers by g1v1ng them a larger paper Th1s 1ssue mncluded wr1te ups by varlous students not on the staff YANKEE made a strong effort to get more students names 1n the paper and more of the thlngs wh1ch everyone wanted There was a plcture or cartoon 1n nearly every 1ssue The typ1ng of copy for the paper was done by MISS Velma Remer 5 secre tar1al pract1ce class Several cop1es of the YANKEE were sent to Syracuse where they were g1ven a ratmg by the Emp1re State School Press Assoc1at1on Helen Esk1ldsen was ed1tor 1n ch1ef and Paula Wager was manag1ng ed1tor Faye Leonard worked as c1rculat1on manager, and Gertrud Andersen was bu51 ness manager and bookkeeper .loan DeGraff was the Art ed1tor The staff was ably adv1sed and gu1ded by M155 H11da Streeter 40 . . 9 , . 1 ' '1 ,, ' ' ,ts ax: 1 e ' ' ,, ' '. , fge . '1c1,1 K ' 5 2 1, ' ' ', ' L g A - i ., ' . 1 ' 2 zr', , I ' A 5 9 J , ' ,' ' 1 ggi, ' 1 V ' , Howard Blauvelt, Don Erwin and Frances Thompson carried out the therne in Y . , . I ' ! , . l , . i 3 Nr nu: 1 II C Hayes G Lucas G Havens I Menz J Parsons O Hopkms F Randall S Nerlsen Mr H111 Advrser J Pelton G Dugan Fourth Row P Slater J W1111ams T Clark N Wrxght E Reeves Thrrd Row K Swartwood B Turner R Travrs D Trnney R Kenvrlle I LeGro K Grlhgan Second Row J Mlller K A111son J Decker P Gottshall G Dean R Drumm T Lounsberry J Worrman B Sutherland Frrst Row D Hurlburr J Hannon M Dallas J Dykeman C Mahan H Quenan B Anderson D Corey I ODe11 41 , ,fs i J, - X1 V 1 aflz labs Th1rd Row B Jensen B Jepsen L Robmson J Kmney R Champlm R Nrssen Second Row C Semans R Mahan E Denn1son K Davrs K Re111y C Webster S Lamphxer B Tongate Frrst Row J Serefrne G Sutherland S Jorgensen B Purdy J Parsons D Busco R Hoban D Bodme D Prelow ----.Q g ll all Thrrd Row R Jensen M Cah111 G Coutlee P Conley Second Row M Waters R Beatue H Morehouse K Mortenson I Hughes E Hunt Fust Row S Decker M Lonergan P Plarsted P Rrppey F Merkle E Haluner 42 . Yr' I . tx 44 l1.' ' zp-. J--,, J 1 A r ,- e . , ' : . , . , . ' , . ' , . ', . ' . : . , . , . ' , . ', . ' , . , . ' , . . ' : . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , its sm, ,, J -.cus If A fvex. . X A, I I ' . Rf C 0 4' I 6' Q v Y! .. .. ' : . , . ', . , . . .. V - . . -, . , . , . , . . - - . . . . Y - . - , - , - , - 1 - I ' ' QQ!! 8 1 I Fourth Row G Newcomb G Johnson C Srsson R Dav1s R Lane Thrrd Row N Wrlson C Stsson C Jorgensen P McDurfee W Ryder D Bedtent B Fullagar Frrst Row J Chrrstensen E Hunt C Watkrns B Fullagar R Barley A Rector Mr W11kes Advtser S Thrrd Row M McCann E Nesbttt P Comstock G Dean C Webster H Egburtson Second Row J Starkey B Quenan J Grtner J Alhson J Zubrrs E Lrlyea J Clark D Fullagar Frrst Row B Brodnbb S Lamphter H Snyder E Bltss S Nrelsen N Wood D Larsen 43 ,gli ' rf- ': ' 1 W? J .-tj., 5 , AI 4 LY! A EW, . 'J :. ' ' lv 1 S , ' ' - Q 'if' .cs , , ' ' N . 8 . . f 0 , . , ., :- b 1 . iv w. N Q' 1 I K : . , . , . ' , . ' , . . ' : . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . . Second Row: R. Pulver, R. Beattie, E. Mortensen, L.Orr, W. Wormuth, R. Mortensen, C. Mortensen, C. Christensen ' I . , , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . . , D . up if Z Ji. W., I 1 ? 9, l -em 'X' ' 1 . V . ' 1 , V 3 Q V A K Q if I 4 ' mtv' f E Y . I - I s S r ' I . ' , . . I - I ' ' ' ' ' ' : s ' I , , I , , ' , . . , - . 9 ' 1 . - ' I . ' . . Q p v u - ' v ' . ' ' ' ' ' avsg-gy lull 'T Th1rd Row R Lamphrer J Wachob D Roe II Gnffm B LeC1a1re D Habberf1e1d O Goodrxch Second Row R Ingham M Snyder J Evans G Lord D Brxsco D Blalsdell G Cornell R Hatch Frrst Row G Havens P Perez E Lew1s C WBIRIHS R Hoban P Hammond N Ayres C Anderson J Re111y C GUIl'1I'l6 Under the adv1sersh1p of Mr Sam .Tones Varsrty Club w1th an enrollment th1rty s1x fellows has been very actlve durrng, the past school year lts offrcers were Pres1dent Bruce LeCla1re Vrce Presldent Er1c Lewrs Secretary Paul Hammond and Treasurer Charles Watkrns Durmg the football season the club had hot dog stands at all the football games They also bought a T V aerral for the school and put much needed lrghts rn the trophy case ln February the club had a supper for all rts members whrch was very enjoyable ln March they had therr annual Sports Nrgjht Th1s event was very successful both rn the var1ety of act1v1t1es and gate recerpts W1th the prof1ts of Sports Nrght the Vars1tyC1ub rs gomg to purchase a new basketball scoreboard QJXXIJ' Q27 'Pa he .S ' :A 'sk r 5 4' ' r X! 1 4 H ga, ' V A N R N... I . x . I fi ' : . ' , . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . ' , . ' . : ' 1 - 1 - l ' I ' ' 1 ' I 1 ' I ' v D. Wachob, R. Yonge. ' : . , . , . ' , . ' , . . . , . , . , . y . l y . I , . of ' - ' , ' . ' 1 . . . . y A . 5 . - 5. y . . 5 z , , . . I I . , , K k . ' . , , , - u - 7 .sy - . - C - . n ' .5 ' r . :A K ' .V f'r,-'tS'r 3 j lr c -M.. 7, mga. Qtail Init 'Q wif I W VJ? Fourth Row A Pulver A Lane L Serefme G Dugan F Leonard R Mahan E Nesb1tt M Su111van Thud Row D Kalser M Kennedy I Menz D Esklldsen H Esklldsen B Jepsen N Wood S Bodlne P C1ncotta S Nlelsen G Mann Second Row D Brown B Purdy S Jorgensen P Plaxsted P R1ppey K Rellly I Russell P Wood J Payne J Mahar F1rst Row J Payne B Long I Sutton L Manley B Brodrlbb F Randall A Thomas B Morrow M Ttnney ln the year 1950 and 51 the Academy Club was very actlve wlth Mrs James Kopp as our Adv1ser In October we 1n1t1ated twenty four new members We elected Ann Tmney Pres1dent .Tean Sutton V1ce Pres1dent She1la Mahar Sec retary Norma Wood Treasurer Pat Wood Seargent at Arms Loretta Manley Chapla1n To earn funds we sold a1r f1lled cushlons at the football games had a bake sale and had concesslons at the basketball games We had lessons IH f1rst a1d The Academy Club closed a successful year w1th the annual d1nner dance Z Vfq ii I ,p-I is Q91-f' f W iw I i 44 x 4 a !1 Ill Wx V x0 m 45 ,,, L L P L 1 ... . : . , . , . 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I , . 6, .A ',', ' z.. , '. d' , R, ' ' , A. , 1, 1. X Cl V: . 'I' , , , . , . '11 d. ir' 'z . , . , . ' . 4 ,ilunin Sf E. Quackenbush, I. Reilly, M. Coffin, D. Wachob, L. Gray, B. Brodribb, P. Conley, K. Mortensen, P. Gunderman, P. Harris. Seated: E. Coon, D. Travis, G. Dugan. if L. Gray, D. Travis, G. Dugan. 1075 Q. fvfiifigg 1 A T.-Wifi DHSCIOIS: G. Suther K Davrs D. Esklldsen. SZID 1. IIIZZ1' j Mrs Whxtaker M1ssStreeter M1-5 Parregon YC8l'bOOk Yankee Red C1055 Honor Socle ty ,- Q Mrs Waye Mrs Kopp Mrs Brown 51,15 Intramurals Academy Club Student Councrl Cheerleaders of l Mrss Horton MISS Grady M155 Bmgenhelmer Glee Club senlor Play Yearbook bpeakxng Contest 48 Mrs Meldrum Mrs Hormck Jumor Play Grrls Intramurals Cheerleaders V11 Bascom Band ,I 7 1 Mr Jones Mr Basnan Mr W11k8S Varsrty Club Student Councrl F Rrfle Club -.1215 QQ- Mr H111 Mr Hams My Drven Scrence Club Jumor Scrence Club Yearbook 49 N 5, kk W 9 Qufmrouq o41xQ rl G -it F1855 PXIKX- EXT TCP: IQASTMAN H ous E A JOB-E,DON ' STUOG1 AS A NIGHT BEZFQQE-j LAHS AGAN la T-resBnc5c4.E Bunn' PORN TVVO Z H fR5T-if GEORQ.: 8 CONDUCTED Timex z.oowNC9 FOK MEN NHOL5 1-HE: L.ucs4g1 Fe 1.1..Ag UGH! NE PNG MEN so 55 wx L 5 3 in--. fb 1- 49 I 61 ff - .-4 - rd.-,2 FT Q SQ f' 6? ,., ,V,, fr V f-N 1 ' Y' - Y . S- :Tj.,.,-2Rx '? , f2 l. L if H-' - fir, A ,ff -' 2X f 'S Q I - if Y -Y-Y -:lg Q: r + V L- Es X- N' '- : - Q ,,-f 'lx 7 , ,.:? wi Y-:f ' 'rl' -4 i - , J, W j'.Xi f- ,-'5' 1 xi E...- -,.,.-nl ZZ : X9 fl Sf Both all Thlrd Row W Pond G Robeson D Blalsdell H Blauvelt P Bullock J Wachob R Nlssen R Snyder J Howland R Champlrn Mr Pond Head Coach Mr Kopp Second Row Mr Jones Coach G Lord P Hammond P Perez C Watkms G Havens D Corey A Morehouse J Evans K Mortenson Frrst Row P Conley R Ingham D Wachob D Snyder B Sampson M Snyder B LeC1a1re A Clncotta E Lewls Managers K Lerch R Yonge J Rector Coach Edward Pond led another squad of hard h1tt1ng grldders to a suc cessful season wlth an even four wrn four loss record Penn Yan opened the season w1th a 26 6 loss to Ben Franklln Hrgh School of Rochester The next two Saturdays the Penn Yan Eleven came back and over ran Lyons and Palmyra 7 O and 37 6 respectrvely In the followlng game the Orange and Blue were defeated by Seneca Falls 30 12 Penn Yan s next game brought them up agalnst Jefferson I-hgh another Rochester Team wrth a Z0 8 loss The fO11OW1I'1g Saturday a heartbreaker was from the Pondmen by Clyde wrth a score of Z7 0 The frnal two games saw the Mustangs v1ctor1ous over if U 7 JN' -so N is A IFS' XQSQ A E fx x J f 'hogs ' 3 Q' 'f ' Q Q w , -x H 'Af N. Waterloo and DeSales wrth scores of 12 7 and 18 13 fn K J I .::::,,:i in i lu' Il , J A 2. f- K-J 9' I but, ws A4 1 '49 r '-1-: 'wJ 'Y 'J 5- .J -f3 f -J 0 ,I 1 M - 1 r,,.,.f I lad If-,T -416, WDN4N r NSR K M W xv if ti,-J 1 M n . , ' , . t . . ' . X 3- I M H Q r v 7, J -A 4 x ffciinlxh - 1 -QQAI ' x 1: P31 -. .g,.:l'- :,7,4', A .t'.lJ:':,x i X by X Tn- ,1. '-141 -1 , Qa iggiffi ,'y.f5,5'yj:s94-ri gan.-' - -3- 1 ra' , lyflfly, ,, 1 'iii ' .,. p --Eg., --- 'nga ,tg .-. ' fr 4' . c 2-'S-wi-as .1 r - . 7- nf se Q P J, an X 'D' gg' I f .1 5 J, fu Alf ' ' t s ij: ,N-1 ,ga-F , if X l 'J J sf- 1 r . J X ,X J Nl ' ' ,A rt X X tflzl Y .1 af' r I t h r xl at Y sr 7 ji X My ! 1 i K 51 Ck L ul Q-fkx ff, t X .-'xx I 1 I X y X . .lla lv U Third Row: R A ers D. Carroll, S Osborne R. Champlin, W Pond R. Goundry, J. Edmonds, R. Lamphier, . y , . , - . K. Trimmingham. Second Row: Mr. Jones, Coach, F. Stevens, B. Brown, I. Johnson, D. Hawkins, N. Hayes, L. Jensen, C. Guthrie, R. Lee, Mr. Kopp, Coach, First Row: K. Knapp, P. Gottshall, G. Bliss, G. Roebeson, D. Pielow, W. Snyder, N. Underwood, B. Alexander, W. Bailey, C. Titus. In 1950, for the second year, P,Y.A, had a Junior Varsity football team. The main reason for the team is to prepare freshmen and sophomores for future varsity competition. The J.V.'s coached by Mr,Sam Jones, had their own 4 game schedule. The first game was a home game against the Waterloo J.V.'s. The game, closely fought, ended in a scoreless tie.Next, the team traveled to Geneva and lost to the Geneva High .T.V.'s 13-O. The .T.V.'s went to Waterloo for a return game and came home on the short end of a 31-O score. The season ended with a 31-O rout over the Canandaigua J.V.'s on the Liberty Street field. On the last week of the season, an intrasquad game was held with Mr. Jones' team beating Mr. Kopp's team 7-0. The success of this year's team won't be known until next year when many of the boys move up the arsity. sashetlm I F5 4 xof 1 'I 1 W1 z I p 2 Back Row: Mr. Pond, Coach, C. Guthrie, J. Garren, F. Griesinger, N. Ayres, 1. Parsons, J. Evans, D. Ogden B. LeClaire. Kneeling: H. Blauvelt, D. Ingham, D. Hatch, D. Wachob. The 1950-51 Basketball Team, under Penn DeSales Coach Pond, started the season with avery Penn Watkins Glen green varsity squad. The season was poor Penn Geneva until the last half of the year. After many Penn Lyons hard drills and heart-breaking defeats, the Penn Canandaigua team began to click. At the closing part of Penn Newark the season, the team beat Waterloo and Penn Watkins Glen Seneca Falls and became the Finger Lakes Penn Waterloo Class AChampions. On March Z, the Class Penn Seneca Falls A champs played Avon at Canandaigua, Penn Lyons winning before a large crowd with a score Penn Geneva of 42-37. The next Saturday, luck went bad Penn Carlafldaiglla and at Rochester Painted Post spoiled the Penn Newark P.Y.A.'s chance to play in the Sectional Penn 13653185 Finals. :X Penn Waterloo W Penn Seneca Falls X , C ' X Penn 42 Avon A e Y? 1 Penn 32. Painted Post Q? .01 A Wi, egg y . X 'Q X -id NN-I-fi., at scsi . fft- effigy nil 353 . ':'L'EX r Q 2a-v C V X X ' 53 A 0 aalgeflrau AAA 3 Thud Row D Carroll G Brundage D E1l1s R MCGIHHIS Mr Kopp Coach Second Row D Bodrne A Kllhan D Hawkms G Lord W Pond R Goundry R Nrelsen Fust Row A Cmcotta G Robeson K Trrmmmgham D Lew1s Th1s year showed a very fast and determlned Iumor Vars1ty Basketball Team The team was coached by Mr James Kopp who worked very hard wrth the team The1r record of 6 WIHS and 10 defeats 1S not the true story of the team The frrst part of the season they lost many games by one or two po1nts wh1ch could have gone erther way Flnally durmg the last part of the season they played w1nn1ng basketball and turned next season s prospects very hrgh for the team was ent1rely sophomores -.2 0.4 54 ,. x f 1 A n , V W ,, s .- - 'I X 5 1 - H4 -W 6. 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L x ' 2' N discs ,ff f M' -. .Hof f 'QI' ' ' Rx 5 W-A V auch II Back Row C Rlchardson R Lamphler G Havens W Sampson S Osborne G Lord W Pond G Cornell C Anderson Mr Campney Coach Second Row R Travxs J Howland J Evans R Hatch F Grlesmger J Garren C Sxsson C Watkms R Ingham Front Row A Bolger R Champhn K Lerch D Bodme G Robeson R Goundry N Hayes D Carroll W Snyder 1950 Our 1950 Baseball season ended 1n a Z won 11 lost record Although we lost most of our games we st1ll had a good team We had only four lettermen back from the precedlng year so most of our team was made up of new players Our captam and p1tcher was D1ck Berry Our h1tt1ng power was d1v1ded ch1efly between Drck Berry and Army Passarell Much cred1t goes to our coaches Mr Donald Campney and Mr W1111am Stengel for the1r f1ne work on the f1eld 1951 Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Penn Yan Cananda1gua Geneva Waterloo Newark Seneca Falls Gorham Cananda1gua Geneva Newark Seneca Falls DeSales Waterloo DeSales Wrth only s1x lettermen returmng from last year s team the 1951 baseball team was made up mostly of Sophomores and .Tun1ors In the early games Fred Grresmger and I1m Garren d1d most of the prtchmg The team opened agarnst Phelps We won 8 l wrth Chet Anderson h1tt1ng 2 home runs We then lost 3 con ference games Mynderse Z 1 DeSales 13 3 and Geneva 17 9 55 . 6 . . 4 , ' 8 . 5 ' 4 . o 6 . . . . 3 l ., .. 5 . . 4 . ' 9 ,. . 5 .. , .. 8 tk Thrrd Row E Mason P McDurfee F Colhns L Alkenburg I Wachob R Lamphrer D Hawkms M Snyder P Perez G Havens D Lewxs Second Row B LeC1a1re D E111s D Blarsdell D Roe N Ayres D Habberfreld L Hansen J Parsons Fust Row L Mason J Johnstone B Volland F Paddock D Wachob Mr Kopp Advrser Coach Jrm Kopp s 1950 Track Team went undefeated and untred to take f1rst track champronshrp for P Y A rn 4 years The champwnshrp was acqurred by defeatmg Geneva Waterloo Cananda1gua and Seneca Falls at the Fmger Lakes Sect1ona1s 1n Geneva The team won the Annual Geneva Krwanrs Relays for the thrrd consecutrve year N1ne members of the squad represented the Flnger Lakes Drstrrct 1n the Sectron V meet at Rochester They were R Lamph1er B LeC1a1re I Paddock Probably the most outstandrng accomplrshment of the year was that made by R Lamphrer D Roe B Volland and L Alkenburg whose relay team won frrst place honors 1n Frnger Lakes and Sect1onal Competrtron Seventeen men recerved latter awards The Student Councrl presented each of these men plus the Coach and Senlor Manager wrth gold track shoes rn reward for the1r Champ1onsh1p Season 4,4-'f may .ag N ap-'6?g.,5 Ql .nh 56 N. Ayres, B. vouand, L. A1k'enburg, L. Hansen, D. Roe and D. Wachob. ' 'Y I seas X 5 A! I .' Y S Ogden J Townsend Mlss Stowe Advxser M Maroney SONY Ogden l Placed second at Rochester D1str1ct Fmger Lakes Golf Tournament 13111115 'XS 94 Wild Back Row Mr Jones Coach C Guthne J Re1l1y O Goodnch R Nlssen P Hammond E Lewls Kneelmg D Bnsco W Thomas R Guthne ' I ' l ' I ' S ' ' 2 . X X f. QQ. e r , f 1... ' J c . 1 Vi ' , . A , ialifz... . 'x'iv H . X A V me 6 f eff ' 1 , JH Rini' ,win V - : . , 5 . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . ' . : . ' , . , . ' . 57 lwzrleailzrs 9. in I-rom Left to R1ght Ja Payne B Long L Manley P Wood Cheermaster Je Payne N Wood A Tmney C? 5 K T FnmLeft toR1Ql'1l E H uner M Lonergdn 1 Ake Ma n I Russel P R 58 4 T ' I 1 y A 5 1 P ' ' 4 , F an ' .U A -sf ' V 5-. ' .a ,-A 1' y in if ns A 1 ' jf i , L '-' ! 'Q , JV? . . k . . ly 1 '- ii .1 '- K 'k : . al' -, A QM, b..B1' ,G. n, . 1, . ippey. AFTER SCHOOL FOURTH PERIOD ,.,.,.f',',!'!a.m,,m PW 'n 15r'91vs1 G G , t l 4 1 'im ' Third Row D Washburn M Clark B Boyd P Washburn G Ne1lsonJ Norman J Mann P Comstock P Slater P Ztmdal S Hayes S Pond Second Row K Lonergan B Dennison D Hurlburt E Reeves P Cassetta J Weldon J Dykeman N Wright J Pedersen H Hyatt S Legg First Row J Ntssen D Putman J Decker J Daggett J Zubns S Harris M Dallas B Quenan P Scranton E Jensen B Allen M Wuerth 3385 4 H Ill! Fifth Row D Hurlburt J Hannon C Jones J Wayand L Wager H Quenan C Mahan M Clark C Corey D Corey B Anderson F Bacher M Wilbur Fourth Row M Morehouse M Lee M Corey A Com stock N Conley G Dennison M Miles E Mortensen B Hamm V Thomas J Nielson J Williams S Reed Third Row D Hollowell F May C Stsson M Konop C Mallory D Corey C Braman N Bedient M Mor r1son A Lamphrer J Phillips E Schultz B Scott I Wetmore First Row M Love M Moscanto B Hatch M Dallas B Hollowell C Allison N Powers D Dean C Mc Daniels D Leach D Scott N Mowers S Fox In girls intramurals this year there were four teams, the Oneidas Cayugas, Mohawks and Senecas These teams participated in the following sports: soccer, basketball volleyball bowling softball tennis archery and horseshoes The directors of girls intramurals were Miss .Tudith Banyar and Mrs Katherine Waye, whose place was taken after the first semester by Mrs Sabina Hornick. The girls had a basketball get together with Geneva, also a bowling playday with Geneva a volleyball playday with Geneva, Naples and Dundee and a softball playday with Seneca Falls. All in all, girls participating in intramurals, including the playdays, had a very active year. 5 9 ' . ' , rf' ...f B G - 'Q 1' 'Asif r ' ' A ' , in-Q ' ' f f :fy e Q a 1 Y' 1 ' I I' ' I- D ' v i' '.'-Q H?-Q - Dig I , .lv ,ci '61 if U19 1 ga' lei-', FQ :il 4? 18: Q ' .7 Q F M I I Vp , 4 I' is A stuffy' I . rt sv 1' 1, Q 'gp iv I' -5 ' '!' D T V If ft if if ,V 4 ' Y .Inu L 'i 1 gl ,R ' i Y Y' v nv vf 251' 7. ,'n'rI ll 23 fp.. N' f' P iii y P ' Q 1 ' - 9'1 -'viii if :'ll,rf gg IVIOHAWKS FirstRow: F. Dean, K. Newby, M. Wilkins, A. Pulver. Second Row: V. Gridley, B, Gettings, D. Corbitt, J. Seager. Third Row: E. Lamb, M. Kennedy, W. Clark, J. Barr. ONEIDAS First Row J Dinehart B Kennedy V Dixon E Coon Second Row G Ron B Nielsen R Jayne E Crosier Third Row M Nelson B Anderson P Wagar R Sorenson f-no CAYUGAS Fust Row B Morrow J Flngar M Kennedy E Coon Second Row G Parmelee C Barr B Scott E Gridley W Newby Third Row H Christensen E Bliss G Brown SEJNECAS First Row B Jensen J Larnphier G Tictjen L Serefine J Serefine Th1rdRow M Gri5gs C Semans N Switzer B Tongate 0'-4 f ' kj .4-ff ' X K X ,s X- 010 xl 60 - '. .::g!7'-s swf , Q I, '-. l Second Row: A. Monroe, G. Tietjen, M. Pappas, .X , Y , 2 Q f .1 9 .1 W 1 I J- fl 'X ' ' ' - A f ' :P . K 'M , I' , I - I X s' 1 1 ' I jf'!f H X- v , ' 1, a 11 C fx - - I B .gl M MOHAWKS Back Row B Walker J Russell F Leonard B Brodrrbb E Haluner D Mrllerd P Plarsted Front Row P Rrppey B Snyder M Townsend J Mahar S Yackel ONEIDAS Back Row J Cunmngham F Randall S Reed M Drew C Jensen H Snyder M Klube M Norgaard B Pedersen Front Row M McCann G Dugan D Eskrldsen R Ryan P Crncotta J Vrsalh M Lonergan 0.9 VV, U' CAYUGAS G Andersen H Eskrldsen G Anderson B Lerch J Smeal F Hartwell Front Row A Thomas M Sulhvan J Rrffle M Blake N Enos E Denmson SENECAS Back Row P Gunderman J Clark G Grresrnger P Harrrs P Pedersen G Brown G Sutherland S Bodlne S Mahar O Hopkms Front Row L Wrrght J Payne L Manley K Rerlly C Webster V Wrllrams S Lamphrer S 5 R 61'-' 1 I 0 Q ' Y! -L K' Back Row: E. Luersson, E. Thomas, G. Mann, 2 S Nl 'E 5 S X I 4 Q Boys State 7 X, Back Row Mr Kllhan Mr Morgan Second Row J Wachob B LeC1a1re C Watkrns J Parsons Frrst Row D Damels G Buckley J Turner Our Secretarres .-ss' Mrs Klube Mrs Washburn Mrss Holley U N Delegates Amerlcan Leg1on Speakmg Contest Jerry Parsons Mrss Grady Good C 1t1ze sam L Manleb' D Wachob B Pufdy D Wachob H Eskrldsen C Watkrns B 1.eC1a1re 1- Gray G Dugan Thomas J Re111y Front B Purdy D Eskrldsen 62 5 r ,M f Q . -r' V ' ffjfv : . ' ' , . . : . , . ' , . ' , . . : . ' , . , . . , xy f 3 E E as lil 1 . M ' 'T , Q' . 3 f ' , , , M 1 S v , ' M V 55 . 4 Q H A, -4 as N ,S k I N2 .3 '3 'R ,- an 5 'Q , . gi' V I - f- , - at M K. A, -- 1 ' . I I . u lu H - A ns n H -w..' . , W' 'fy Q ' 1 V x E Q5 I . u b , x ff Q r 4 W . . 1 N' , K 1 ' .V vm 'A' . nl - . g r g , . I I , . A , . h , Some of Our Bus Drivers S. Trenchard, G. Tinney, S. Blauvelt, H. Aumick. 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