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

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Highlights of Our School Years SR. CLASS OFFICERS 1st Row: Joyce Williams, Rep. to Student Council, Janet Dykeman, Secretary, 2nd Row: John Gilligan, Presidentg Fred Gelder, Chairman of Social Activities, George Barnes, Treasugfriift V M 3 :H 2 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The class of 1954 began their high school career in September 1950. The class officers chosen to guide them were: President, Steve Osborneg Vice President, George Deang Secretary- Treasurer, Joyce Williamsg Represen- tative to Council, Janet Dykemang Chairman of Social Activities, Beverly Boyd. The most memorable activities sponsored by the class included the Frosh Frolic held January 29, and two one-act plays, One Mad Break- fast and The Christmas That Bounced presented in assemblies. Graduation from Junior High School ended a happy and exciting first year. To start the Sophomore year, the class elected Steve Osborne as class President. Other officers included: Vice President, Roger Drummg Sec- retary-Treasurer, Peter Luppinog Representative to Student Council, Theresa Clarkg Chairman of Social Activites, Beverley Boyd. To raise money for future activities, several bake sales were held in the early part of the year, The Soph Hop, which was well attended, took place the week before Christmas. Early in their Junior year the class, in cooperation with the English Department, held a Junior English Night. The annual Junior Prom, which honors the was held on May 22. Participation in field day ended the year. The class during the third year were President, John Gilligang Vice President, Roger Secretary, Janet Dykemang Treasurer, George Barnes, Representative to Seniors, officers Drummg Student Council, Nan Wilberg Chairman of Social Activities, Marcia Dallas. To start the last lap of their high school education the class elected John Gilligan as President. Other officers were: Robert Erwin, Vice President, Janet Dykeman, Secretaryg George Barnes, Treasuverg Joyce Williams, Representative to Student Council, Fred Gelder, Chairman of Social Activities. A Change of Heart, selected as the Senior Play, was presented to a sell-out crowd on November 7. The Senior Christmas Party was followed by the Senior Ball on January 29. Field Day, the Senior Banquet, and Graduation brought our enjoy- able and profitable four years to a close. SR. CLASS ADVISERS James Kopp, chairman, Miss Velma Remer, Mrs. Olga Patte- son, Kenneth Diven 11