Elmira Free Academy - Torch / Sagoyawatha Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Page 13 text:

LITERARY STAFF RAYMOND HOWES, Editor-in-Chief ARTHUR MacMAHON, Assistant Editor M. LOUISE GODFREY, Literary Advisor LAWRENCE KOLB ELIZABETH EPSTEIN JACK SULLIVAN JENNIE MARKS NAOMI DAVIS MARGARET CLEVELAND GERTRUDE ROMER MARGARET BUNDY INNES LYON ART STAFF KATHERINE E. YOUMANS, Art Advisor MYRTLE FRISBIE MARIAN VAN CAMPEN SAMUEL BROWN GEORGE CONNELLY IVA WRIGHT BUSINESS STAFF FARLEY MALONE, Business Manager DILLON A. CADY, Busness Advisor JOETTE O'SHAUGHNESSY FRANKLIN WEAVER EARL BATEMAN WILLIAM DALE ANTHONY DELARIO

Page 15 text:

MILDRED ATWATER “A Smile is better by far than a frown.” “Smiling Mildred” is a name well applied to this good- natured “little” girl. Whenever and wherever seen, she is merry and happy, always looking on the bright side of things, and fond of any kind of fun or frolic. It is her intention to attend Elmira College next year, and we are sure she will be a constant delight to her classmates there, as she has been to us at E. F. A. Class Motto Committee Class Song Committee MILDRED BEACH “So brimful of this merry, vigorous life.” This certainly applies to “Beachy,” as she is known by her many friends, for “pep,” a happy disposition, and a ready smile are some of her characteristics. If you have the blues, just spend a few minutes chatting with “Millie,” and—presto! they are gone. Just a hint—her favorite topic of conversation is “life on the ocean wave.” Her accomplishments are many, but she is especially talented in music, and we predict a bril- liant career for her. Invitation Committee J. EARL BATEMAN “T’is work that makes the world go ’round.” Earl just eats work, but it doesn’t seem to wear on him to any extent, or wipe the cheerful grin from his face. In prac- tically every branch of school life, his name is enrolled. He believes in diong well what he sets out to do, and the results of his endeavors speak for themselves. President of Senior Class Varsity Track Student Council Senior Basketball Captain Forum, (2), (3), (4) “Blue and White” Board Senior Glee Club Athletic Council Dramatic Club ASA BEMENT “I studied the bill-boards daily With eyes dilated wide. I wanted to be an actor— The truth is not denied.” Asa whispered this to us confidentially when he first en- tered E. F. A., and his ambition has recently been realized. Acting, however, is not the only activity in which he has succeeded, as his record will testify. Always optimistic, a conscientious worker, and a good friend, Asa will certainly be missed when he leaves E. F. A. in June. Senior Class Play Class Song Committee Forum, (2), (3), (4) Senior Glee Club Senior Get-Together Committee Dramatic Club