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

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.gwiii ff .gf , it o M-1 o M--L--1 JUNIDIQ JULLITIES U NVe, the Juniors of this Institution hereby proclaim ourselves the greatest, most learned, most active, most refined, and most foolish class in the Owego Free Academy. In case we have some readers, who are not so well versed in grammar as we are, Institution is a noun in apposition with Owego Free Academy. Now, we juniors loved Geometry Q?j so we will endeavor to prove this first paragraph : In athletics we excel. XYe have such tough onions as Red Cagle Tiffany, Albie Booth Barry, and Bucky O'Connor Patton. Besides being veterans of many muddy football engagements, Patton has had his share of floor burns serving the school in basketball. And last but by no means least, we have the high-scorer of the Southern Tier Basketball League for the seasons of '31 and 232, namely, Earl Lockwood, and the captain of the basketball team, Mahlon Wil- bur, in our ranks. Now, in scholastics we have Ed Rundell, Ruth Ackerman, Rachel Beere, Marie Davern, XVilliam Lay, Howard Robison, Francis Tiffany and Mary Wagner. All of these belong to the Honor Society, Omego Phi Alpha. But, boy! when it comes to Dramatics, we have the rest of the classes thrown and hog-tied. The junior Class is practically the whole Dramatics Club. We have such celebrated dramatists as Kitty Lou Brown, Ed Rundell fya can't keep a good man downj, Dr. jekyl, and Mr. Hyde. VV e'd hate to have you get the impression that we're sophisticated and con- ceited, but we think that about next September, Walter VVinche1l ought to announce the birth of the greatest Senior Class in the history of this school. SARA Kms . XVILLIAM OWEN NIARIE DAVERN FRANCIS TIFFANY JAMES PATTVON . MAHLON XVILBUR HELEN PFISTNER OFFICERS E291 . President Vive-President . Secretary . Treasurer Student Council Faculty Adviser