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

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SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES

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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

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FOOITBALL LETTERMEN Captain Hogan, Cornwell, Dunn, Ferguson, Hauver, Pitcher, Gibson, Livermore, Doyle, Schmidt, Grant, Welch, Searles, Mantei, Covello, and Manager Frank Wolcott. SCHEDULE O.F.A. Opp. O.F.A. Opp. Waverly at Waverly . 0 6 A Athens at Athens . . 7 20 Athens at Owego . . 6 20 Waverly at Owego . 20 O O Towanda at Towanda . O 6 Sayre at Owego . . O W 19 Sayre at Sayre . . O 26 f - Towanda at Owego . O 0 Total . . . 33 97 The first year of S. V. I. A. A. football league competition for the O. F. A. has not been very successful from a standpoint of wins and HUGH HOGAN losses, but it has done much to prepare a squad of next year's reg- ulars. Lack of seasoned veterans was undoubtedly responsible for this year's losses, since Captain Hogan was the only player who had been a regular on last year's squad. This lack of experienced players showed up strongly at the beginning of the season. Owego lost its first four games to more experienced elevens. During the last half of the season, however, the players had gained through their experiences, and showed a great improvement in their playing. In the Hrst game Of the second half of the season, the Indians battled the strong Towanda team to a scoreless tie at Marvin Park. Athens, holding second place in the league, was next on the schedule. Owego outplayed Athens in every department of the game on the Athens field, but, with Athens capitalizing on an intercepted pass and a long run, the O. F. A. team again met defeat by a 20 to 7 count. On the next Saturday, on the home field, Owego rose to the greatest form of the season by completely swamping Waverly. From the opening whistle Owego had the jump on its traditional rivals, and the final score was Owego 20, Waverly O. The last game of the season found Owego again accepting defeat at the hands of Sayre at Marvin Park. Captain Hogan brought a great honor to the school when he was chosen as center on the all-league hrst team. Dunn and Hauver were chosen for the second team, and Pitcher and Doyle received honorable mention. Most of the lettermen will be returning next year, thus providing O. F. A. with a squad of well-seasoned players at the beginning Of the season. Although this has not been a very successful football year for Owego, we can surely say that Coach Hubbard and Mr. Eales have done great work in preparing the Indian eleven for a truly brilliant future. Captain FOURTH ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT1 Finn, Hznlfon, jnnzerron, Wolf, Whitney, Grant, Tnylor, Murray, Coach Hulwbunl, Conch Ealex. THIRD Row: Knox, Luciannn, Kurbner, Millard, Montel, Steele, Tlvornm, Ronda, Welch. SECOND Row: Livermore, Cornwell, Hauver, fmitls, Palmer, Beere, Covello, Searler. BOTTOM ROW: Doyle, Pitrlver, Ferguron, Hogan CCapt.D, Davif, Gilman, Dunn, Stlafnillt. 37.