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

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J U N I O R H I G H EIGHTH GRADE TheJunior High eighth grade classes are organized into three groups, called the 81, 82, 8i s, and meet in the Junior Study Hall for home room meetings and activities. Each group has its own oflicers, who have conducted the meetings for a ten-week period each. For the last ten weeks, regular oflicers from the entire eighth grade had charge. One of the most successful activities was the Halloween Dance. The class choose Junior High Indians for its name, and the class pin is an Indian head, with the royal blue and gold. Student Council-Eighth Grade-Judson Hunt. Eighth Grade Officers: Judson Hunt, President: Lawrence Wiltse, Vice-President, Rita Hastings. Secretary, Elizabeth Hetherington, Treasurer. Monitors: Gene Griggs, Marie Snover, Robert Wolf, Douglas Davis, Bruce Baker. Class Advisers: Miss Catlin, Miss Pfistner, Mr. Hetherington. 81 Class Oflicers: Elizabeth Hetherington, Teresa Wolslegel, Rita Hastings, George Andrews. Class: Eleanor Albro, Richard Allen, Anna Bailey, Edna Berg, Pauline Berkeley, William Brooks, Daniel Brown, Dayburn Buck, Irene Chalker, Harold Cook, Lucy Cornelius, Paul Deuel, Marjorie DeWitt, Ruth Doyle, Donald Ferguson, Charles Gentzel, Gene Griggs, Francis Keefe, Anna Kushner, Janice Presher, Robert Rieg, Elizabeth Simons, Winifred Slocum, Charlie Smith, Donald Smith, Alan Tucker, Robert Wolf. 82 Class Of'licers:Judson Hunt, Genevieve Van Riper, Freda Farnham, Carl Bowgren. Class: Louis Baier, Thelma Bartlow, Rosa Beere, William Clark, Margaret Crowell, Douglas Davis, Robert Dean, George Espe, Joe Harris, Jesse Howard, Alice Hudson, Robert Inscho, Dorothy Lurcock, Frank McNeil, Frederick Miller, Gerald Myers, Virginia Pease, James Schenk, Elvira Shumway, William Sibley, Marie Snover, John Stiles, Virginia Swift, Jack Thomas, Jane Thomas, Marilyn Tilly, George Van Bushkirk, Adeline Van Housen, Genevieve Van Riper, Mae Winfield, Virginia Wolff, Barbara Woolever. 83 Class Oflicersz Esther Wagner, Thelma Whitmarsh, Elmerna Moon, Florence Preshur. Class: Edwin Andrews, Jennie Arnold, Lois Babcock, Bruce Baker, Wilbur Berg, Florence Curkendall, Edwin Hammond, Arthur Howell, Thelma LaValley, Charles McKeel, Hilda McNeil, Elsie Murray, Alfred Parker, Clarence Reynolds, Henry Rollins, Richard Treat, Elaine Warner, Lawrence Wiltse. I 4 7-9

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F R E S H M A N if N. W--:Am F Rx, V 3,1 .. . so is A r. X ,W -I . ....... M--N..........-........7.......'.h.-... OFFICERS KATHERINE PETZOLD . . Preriderzt HOWARD VAN NEss .... Secretary LAWRENCE WINSLOW . Vice-Prefident JUANITA BARNES . Student Council Reprexentative MANFORD ESTES . . . Treasurer Miss DEAN, MR. LooM1s . . . Aduirers The Freshmen feel just like the words in the songfgoing round and round. The Seniors helped push the first valve down, and initiation went round and round. This annual Freshman initiation was one of the first school activities that provided enjoyment for the upper class- men at the expense of the Freshmen. Since then we have found our stride and are now showing them what we can do in a practical line as Well as in the ridiculous. We push the second valve down and make society go round and round. Our first social function was a Freshman dance held in the school gymnasium before our Christmas vacation. This dance was the first means of providing us with funds to be used in the future. We push the third valve down and the sports go round and round. We are very proud to say that we have Freshman boys and girls in many of the sports. The boys, while in the eighth grade, won a banner in basketball-so there is no question but that they will represent our class as bright and shining stars in that sport while they are in high school. The girls represent the class in hockey and basketball. We push the fourth valve down, and the music and voices go round and round. In Glee Club, Band, Dramatics, and Orchestra, there are a number of boys and girls from the Freshman class who will undoubtedly follow that line of work in the future and be succesful. We have pushed the last valve down and we hope you will still see us going round and round. We realize We are young and undoubtedly green-but we are learning, and before our four years are over we hope to make as good showing as our illustrious Seniors-or perhaps even surpass them-so watch our smoke! 2.8

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J U N I O R H I G H SEVENTH GRADE In the seventh grade, each class, the 71, 72 and 73, has its own home room and carries on its plans and activities there. There have been committees in charge of Sunshine work, Bulletin Boards and other projects. Each home room has had at least one party. Student Council: 7' Miss Davern, Adviser. Oflicers: William Geller, Mary Wood, Louise Gallwey, Harold Owen, Caroline Pumpelly. Monitors: Robert Clark, Dwight Wright. Class: Marjorie Andrews, Marguerite Barton, jane Catlin, Ruth Cook, Arley Cornett, Dorothy Davis, Roger Dibble, Shirley Dodge, Louise Gallwey, Margaret Hart, Phyllis Heinrich, Roy Hulbert, Ruth Knapp, Alberta Lurcock, Frederick McKeel, Helen Moreland, Helen Mullen, William O'Brian, James O'Hanlon, Harold Owen, Caroline Pumpelly, Marian Ready, Henry Shafer, Victor Snover, Darleen Travis, Lois Van De Mark, Marjorie Van Natta, Joyce Whitney, Beatrice Wood, Mary Wood, 'lay Wallace. 72 Mrs.Johnson, Adviser. Oilicers: Edwin Allen, Phyllis Arnold, Helen Dubisch, Mildred Murray. Monitors: Robert Rickey, Robert Woodburn. Class: Mary Bryant, Francis Congdon, Florence Connelly, Marian Decker, Robert Dewsnap, Albert Dodge, Betty Espe, Edith Field, John Fuller, Margaret Hildebrand, Everett Howe, Harold Hyde, Mae Belle Koser, Ruth Lange, Richard Nichols, Helen Pettis, Bettina Petzold, Ida Rolfe, Marian Root, Lucille Sharp, Margaret Shultz, Jesse Smith, Ruby Spicer, Ruth Strait, Lillian Tucker, Doris Warner, John Watkins, Kenneth Wolff. 73 Miss Eastman, Adviser. Oflicers: Walter Van Patten, Hilda Moon, William Woolever. Class: Maere Ackerman, Robert Babcock, Anna Bryant, Gerald Bryant, Donald Casterline, Charles Chrystler, Mildred Crandall, William Glasgow, Harry Harders, Emma Harris, Frank Holland, Fred Holland, Ralph Keener, John Lunn, Chauncey Moreland, Anna Morse, Wesley Murray, Charles Pad- gett, James Lowe, Maud Slocum, Robert Voorhees, Theresa Warburton, Viola Weaver, Violet Weaver, Charles Williams, Catherine Williams, Beverly Young. .. . w...-V r..-...,,r A - --f' . u vw. .,.f...,. 30