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

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HERBERT EPSTEIN rrHMb3Tt,, No. II A reg'lar fellerfl and a splen- did mixer. Need more he said? Forum 2, 3, 4g Masquers 2, 3, 43 QTrcas. 3, 4j Student Coun- cil 4, Vindex 2, 3, 45 QCirc. NIgr. 3, Sports Ed. 45, Co- clmirman Iunior-Senior Prom, chairman I-Iallowccn Carnival, Intcrclass baseball xg Torch Literary Staffg Press Club 2, 3, 3109! RALPH No. 8 Ralph will surely someday he one of our coming industrialists. Stamp Club 2, 3. ANTHONY R. FADALE HShorty sT. ANTHoNY's He flies through all Urnathu with the greatest of ease. MADELINE FAHS H Ullladgeu No. 8 sT. 1osEPH's Madeline is, as always, a loyal friend and a staunch supporter of all class and school activi- ties. ! X, 4' N r ROBERT H. FIX ffB0t No.'8 1 A ' ELMHURST . Plgfsf M Education , Hatslvog to a witty, conversa- tionahst and a sleilledlsports- man. WILLIAM FLANAGAN Bill NO. 5 E. B. I. Bill is wright there. He likes people and things. Masqtlersg Int. Baseball IQ Int. Basketball 2, 3. PAUL FLETCHER i'Fletch NO. II He is witty and gay In his own happy way. Cleo Club I, 2, 3, 4. VICTOR GEI-IRIG UVM, NO. II P. G. Vietofs the fellow who always gets hy. Vlfith all his friends, hels aces hi gh. ALICE GERE Gere HENDY AVE. ROCHESTER MEC!-I. Illustmtion With Gere , therels laughter Forever and after. Phi Alpha Kappa 2, 3, 4 CSCC. 4j, Stylus 2, 3, 4. -ps

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RUTH DECKER 'IT-oflcllesl' mortiixs ic. BEECHLR ST. 1osEPH's And a good time was bad by all. IVby.9 Because Rmb was tbere Girl Rcscwes ig Stylus 4. RUTH DERRY G. M. n. Determination and courage- tbe qualities to overcome all obstacles. EDVVARD DONAHUE Toozlles sr. m1'iziCK's HToodles', is a big asset Zo Zbe football team. Forum 2, 3, 4Q I-Ii-Y 3, 4g Pootf ball 3, 4. VIRGINIA DRAKE Bobby NO, 5 UNDECIDED The furtiue glances of ber brown eyes ' Sbow us wbere ber interest liesf Glec Club 1, 2Q Biology Club 1, 22 Torch Business Staff. IOI-IN DUI-IL No. 2 E. B. 1. Here's a boy wbo's started for tbe top. Go on, Iobn! Stamp Club 4. 251 . MARITA DUNKLE ss. P. AND P. ST. IOSEPHIS Nursing Loads of fun, 'til day's begun. ORIS DUNN sr. RI C RTLAND H i ' Is e ' b r wido 's woes. i-Y , 1 or ing Commit- tee. 4-1,90 MADELENE DYKINS NO. 2 E. B. 1. fl bome-bozlyu? Yes, but equally interested, too, in scbool, in cbarcb, in commun- ity. Broaalminaled, weld call ber. Girls Hi-Y. v IEAN O. ELLIOTT ,.loe,, FARMINGDALE OHIO lean, in ber inimitable manner bas been ibe backbone of our girls' interclass basketball team. G. R. 1, 2, 32 Library Council 4g Int. Basketball 2, 3, 4. ARIE HE DY E. E L YAN Tbe ivor' sing to be tbe ban Witb e y toucb o tbrynls d. 5 Orchestra 4.

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MARGUERITE GLEASON MickeyJ' NO. 2 Modesty and graciousness are only two of her many virtues. Glee Club 3, 4. HOWARD GRAVES Howie', HENDY AVE, CINCINATTI A quiet, capable, unassuming chap, a friend we assure you. LESLIE GREGG IILESJI No. 8 P. G. Thoughtful and leindhearted, Leslie never fails. Girls Glcc Club 1, ZQ Girls Hi- Y 4. IEAN GREIG NO. II lean is quiet and always serene lfs due to her sense of humor, we deem. FLORENCE E. GRIFFIN Eele,' NO. 5 ARNOT OGDEN Do you need a good forwarrl on your basketball team? Eden sinles the ball every time . . . almost! Int. Basketball 1, 43 Varsity 2, 33 Phi Alpha Kappa 33 Volley- ball 3. 271- BERNARD GULKA Bernie NO. 4 ITHACA IVIusiC Bern, the E. F. A. speedster! And his Auburn isn't all of it. IANE HAASE RURAL DIST. NO. 5 VASSAR A poised young woman of in- finite grace. Ana' can she re- cite! I-Ii-Y 3, 43 Qpres. 4j3 Stylus 41 MHSqllCfS 43 Sr. Play. FRANCIS B. I-IALL ..Fmn,, No. 8 R. P. 1. Business Admin. He receives many a glance from the feminine eye. Forum 2, 33 Int. Basketball 1, 2. ROBERT I-IALL Bob sr. CECELIA,S ALABAMA IfVhen there is a finer athlete or sioortsman, he'll have to surpass Babu Boxing and wrestling 2, 31 Football 2, 3, 4. 1oHN HAMILTON Hank NO. II CORNELL Law Full of wit, spirit, and bar- mony. How that fellow can strum a banjo! Band 1, 2, 3, 4. flask ' I .