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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

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11111911121 -1 ---- - Tom i CLASS OF '28 President 7 .... HAROLD FOSTER Vice-President ,,, D ...... CACIA GOUGAS Secretary ...,....7. .....,,..,..,.. , L OUISE SMITH Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,AA,,...A,,,,,,,7,,.A,,.,. N ORBERT WOLSLEGEL Class Advisers Miss CUNNINGHAM AND MR. MURPHY Class Colors ....,ss,,,,s D s,,,,,,Cs,,,,,,CC,,,, BLUE AND GOLD In September, 1926, the Juniors of O. F. A. assembled in the Senior Study Hall, for the first time since We entered the High School in 1924. At the first opportunity a class meeting was held and offi- cers were elected. It has since been proven that the choice was a Wise one because at no time have the officers then chosen ceased their efforts in advancing the interests of the class and they have had the whole-hearted co-operation of every member of the class. The great social event of the year, the junior Prom, which Was held at Ahwaga Hall, May 6, 1927, proved a great success socially and financially. The hall was decorated with the class colors and represented an Arab's tent. A canopy of blue and gold stretched across the ceiling and streamers of the same colors decorated the Walls. The class banner was hung in the balcony. We feel that we have been more than fortunate in secur- ing the aid of Miss Cunningham and Mr. Murphy, our class advisers. With their advice the class has been carried through a glorious and successful year. GWENDOLYN MILLER

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H111 191 III! -it-P---- -fou r TI-IE GAY CLASS OF '29 President ,,,,,A. ,. ,..,,7 . . 77v7,.,,,...,.,,.,.,.,w....,..,.,,,, ELIZABETH PEDRO Vice-President ,7,7 . ,,.4,,,, MERCEDES RAFTIS Secretary ,,7,,,,, ..,. . .... ,,.,,.,. L o UISE PRICE Treasurer ,,7,....,,,,,7,,7,7,,,..,,A.,,,,,,,,7,,. .A... . MARIAN NOTEWARE Class Colors: Garnet and Gold Class Advisers: Miss Clark and Mr. Redington This year has been a great year for the Sophomores. Under Miss Clark's and Mr. Redington's supervision it could not have been otherwise. Likewise, much of the success is due to the officers. Its members have taken an active part, in the school doings, showing that this class does not lack real school spirit. On Saturday evening, February 26th, the Sophomores en- tertained the Seniors very successfully at the Parish House. Although there was no class basketball team, some of the best players on boths the girls' and boys' school teams came from the Sophomore Class. A very fine banner is hung in one of the Senior corridors displaying the gold letters 1929 on a garnet background. It reminds us of one of the best Sophomore Classes that has been or ever will be in the Owego High School. We hope soon to be free from the trials of Caesar and next year to be even a better Junior Class than we have been a Sopho- more Class. We are proud of the record we leave behind us, but strive for a higher one. Oh Sophomore boys and Sophomore girls! We are proud of you. That you belong to the O. F. A. With heart so true we're never blue S0 you'll have to thank the Sophomores gay For they are always, always, happy Yozfll say. -DOLORES DAVERN '29.