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

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,:,,,, 5, . , X THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Clarence Morse . . . . . President Mary Fahl . . Vice-President Samuel Bowen . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Richard Cornwall . . . Student Council Representative Miss Deyoe, Mr. Butler ..,....,.. Class Advisers After the autumn antics of the Freshmen are over Cmuch to the l:reshmen's relief and the Seniors' regretj the Sophomores come to the attention of the school, for they excel in the winter activitiesgice skating, slciing, bobsledding and other out-of-door sports, as well as in intramural basketball and volleyball. It is a bit hard to believe that only last year these Sophomores were mere Freshmen, held under the sway of the Senoris of 1934. However, they had good judgment even then, for they chose as class officers-Fredericlc Knox, president, Clarence Morse, vice-president, Mary Fahl, secretary, Nell Stiles, treasurer, Natalie Patton, student council representative, and Mr. Judway and Miss Dunshee as class advisers. Now that they have become Sophomores they are very busy with school activities. Members of the class can be found on the Pow Wow staff and in the various clubs, and some, having conquered Caesar and geometry, have even attained the Honor Roll. Under the guidance of Mrs Butler and Miss Deyoe as class advisers, at their first class meeting this year, the Sophomores chose Clarence Morse for president, Mary Fahl for vice-president, Samuel Bowen for secretary-treasurer, and Richard Cornwall for Sopho- more representative in Student Council. With such good class officers, the Qwego Free Academy expects a great deal from the Sophomores, both this year and when they finally become upper classmen and reach the lofty pealcs of Juniors and Seniors. 17