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Classes For all its cracked plaster, battered desks, and torn window shades, study hall will be missed a great deal by all. No longer will the high school student gaze at the paintings on the wall, the same ones that have been there for years and yearsg the seemingly slow moving clock, or even the bulletin board. No more will seniors call it their home or underclassmen their goal. 15
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FACULTY AT LEISURE Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Turner try a hand at language without rules with finger paint at the Artwork- shop for teachers held in March. Mrs. Spencer and Miss Pfistner relax in the teachers' room? Mr. Vance and Mr. Stimik talk it over through the horse . . . familiar meeting place. Autograph sealcers descend upon Mr. Valvo on Tom Tom Day 1957. A bold approach to finger paint- ing is taken by shop teacher, Mr. Bethel, at the Art Workshop. Mr. Guile brings in the wheaties to give strength to the Faculty team as they are about to play the Varsity Club.
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The Class of T958 if SENIOR CLASS The Senior Class have reached the final plateau and are now looking forward to graduation and the future. The class of '58 can be proud of their accom- plishments. They were the first group to have a Sophomore flower day and a cocoa-hour for visit- ing teams. Holding a winter prom and changing the style ofthe school ring are also among the list of firsts. Fond memories include the Crystal Ball when Sandy Fox reigned as queen from her throne in a beautiful silver sleigh. However, this class will be the last one to be graduated from this Owego Free Academy. The Seniors would like to think that their many activities have had something to do with tiring out this old building which will always remain the Alma Mater for '58. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front row, left to right: C. Lounsberry, Treasurer, J. Milks, Vice-president, S. Emerson, Student Council Rep., J, Walker, Student Council Rep., J. Deuel, Student Council Rep., S. Fox, Secretary, B. DeWitt, Student Council Rep., Mrs. Hansen Advisor, Mr, Jackson, Advisor. 'lr Dear Classmates, This is the end of high school for both this build- ing and us. We have had four wonderful years together, and are very proud to be its last gradu- ating class. May l thank you all for the fine cooperation you have given me. It has been a great honor and most certainly a privilege to serve as your president. Lastly, I wish each one of you success, happiness, and His blessings always. Sincerely yours, Victoria Bingham Class President
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