Owego Free Academy - Tom Tom Yearbook (Owego, NY)

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-111191112 fi ll :- -1 I1 D01 21 Il HELEN M. WOOD Still water runs deep. Prep. School: O. F. A. Next Year: Undecided ISIDORE ACKERMAN He is still a member of PosT Prep. School: Yonkers, Next Year: Undecided DOROTHY L. BADGER 'lDoT She is ever precise in promis POST GRADUATE Prep. School: Tioga Center Next Year: College CATHERINE BLEWER KITTY A happy personality. PosT GRADUATE If Pep and fun and jollity 1 1 Prep. School: O. F. A Next Year: Cornell 1 I1 vi is ioioioioioicriaxiarioicxim im 1 -1 f

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-1Z1ZO111Il 121291212 sa- !!! 43' fm Q M5 'I nl an' S52 KATHLEEN C. STORM Kathleen, to the outward, Seems not a bit larky, But come to know ber well, Oh my! Why! she's the life of the party. Chorus 1, 4 Prep. School: Catatonk, N. Y. Next Year: Ithaca Conservatory JOHN H. WAITE Fm as sober ax a judge! Prep. School: Waits, N. Y. Next Year: Undecided BENJAMIN WEITSMAN UBENNIED Bennie armed in arguments. Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3 Baseball 1, 2, 4, Captain 3 Prom. Committee 3 Prep. School: O. F. A. Next Year: Undecided MARY A. WILLIAMS MAIME Debating and inquiring about many things. Chorus 3, 4 Prep. School: O. F. A. Next Year: Lincoln Hospital, New York City

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-111-911Nl 111201212 SENIOR CLASS l . i 1 ., ...., .. . MARJORIE VAN ORDER SEYMOUR VAN ORDEN PRESIDENT .--.-........... -.- ....... Alice Hall TREASURER ..,.........,,,... Alice Andrews VICE PRESIDENT ...-....... Frank Kinney SECRETARY ..........,. Beatrice Burlington Faculty Advisers: Mr. Van Orden and Miss Van Order Mr. and Miss Van Class Colors: Rose and Silver. The time is at hand when we must bid farewell to our Alma Mater. Here we have been companions for four years,-four years, to some of us, of diligent application to our studiesg four years of mental and physical improvement to all of us. Our first three years were both eventful and profitable to us, but our Senior year has outclassed them all in every respect. Our first event was a masquerade party in the gym, given us by the Training Class. Later in the year, the Sophomore Class invited us to a party in St. Paul's Parish House. Both of these were most delightful events. Nothing can compare, however, to our big event in February, our class play, Amazon Isle. It proved an overwhelming success, outclassing all previous plays, and enabling nearly all to go to Washington. The memories of this delightful and profitable trip will never fade from our minds. We extend much of the credit for its success to our advisers, Miss Van Order and Mr. Van Orden. Soon these events will only be memories. We must say good-bye to our teachers and fellow students. In spite of the opportunities which the future holds for us, we feel a tinge of sadness when we realize that all these must be left behind and we must press on to new tasks and accomplishments. PAUL HULSLANDER WASHINGTON TRIP 3 1:1 3 11:14 1 if 1 ioioioiniuininvim in 3 11111: 2 1:1 1