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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fronf row, left lo rightfK. Glaccum, Secretary, J. Chermak, President, Miss Goodrich, Advisor, Mr. Valvo, Advisor. Row two--J. Mullen, Student Coun- cil, C. Huston, Treasurer, R. Givens, Vice-President, M. Stiles, Student Council, G. Miller, Student Council. Sf? At the End of the rail GAIN IT is NEARLY TIME for graduation. The Seniors discover that soon they will leave the paths they have followed through high school, and will set out on the busy thorough- fares toward success. Even though we must leave O. F. A., the memories of our high school days will always remain with us. As Freshmen we started down the trail to a greater education. Freshmen Initiation seemed to be a terrible ordeal. Between wearing our mixed-up clothes and bowing to the Seniors, we began a memorable year. We were anxiously waiting for the day when we would be Seniors. The next year we became Sophomores travel- ing another road to Senior Study Hall. In the fall we entered school determined to tackle the harder subjects such as Latin, biology, and geometry. When we passed the Regents in June, we discovered ourselves ready to traverse another trail on the way to becoming Lofty Seniors . I , The next year we, as Juniors, were nearly at the end of our course. The big issue during this year was the annual Junior Prom, which every- one enjoyed immensely. During this year we tackled world history and managed to get through, very grateful for Miss Fitzgerald's help. At last! We are on the last leg of our journey down the many lanes and byways. The coveted seat in Senior Study Hall has finally been achieved. With this achievement comes much hard work toward certihcation and graduation. We have enjoyed many great events such as Freshman Initiation, the Senior Play and the annual Commencement Exercises with the Senior Ball following. We have traveled many highways toward becoming a success in school. Now as we begin another and more difhcult route, we say good- bye to our dear Alma Mater, remembering all of the happy times we enjoyed.