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

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Therels room for wit in every ed tool. ALDRICH, ROBERT Southside High Life is just a give and take,'l- So grumble not, for goodness sake. Intermural Basketball ANGELL, HELEN No. 11 Beauty and sparkling personality are crowned By Blondie's glorious curls. Hi-Y, Bowling, Agora, Masquers ANTELL, JEAN No. ll As lovely as pure sunshine, As simple and gay as spring. Hi-Y, Agora ANTENORE, MARY St. Anthony's For friendship's sake V No task is too great. Italian Club ANTHONY, HARRY George Washington A happy disposition Is fertile soil for popularity. Intermural Basketball I a ABBOTT, ALBERT No. 10 ARMITAGE, SHIRLEY No. 11 schoolg And Al for mirth is a gay heart- My ' A scholar through and through, 2.4 V ' f ffm ' ASH, DOROTHEA Wellsburg A little bit independent in her style, A little bit independent in her ' smile. ATHERTON, ALICE JEAN No. 2 Under Jeanie's outward calm dwells mischief. Masquers, Hi-Y, Student Council, Vindex, Torch Business Staff, Torch Literary Staff AUGUSTINE, WALTER St. Casirnir's Hereie enough fun For everyone. AUSTIN, ROBERT St. Patrick's Great hopes make great people. Cinema Club Y1. AVERY, GLENN George M. Diven Tall, slim, and vigorous, For him no winter sportls too rigorous.

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Dear Classmates, As President of the Senior Class of 194-l, I have been accorded the privilege of writing in your behalf a message of farewell to those we leave behind. Commencement draws near. We are about to leave the tender care of beloved E. F. A., and embark on a voyage into a world strange and different from that which we have known for four years, a world torn with strife and suffering. Our journey is bound to be rough and hazardous, but with the sympathetic assistance and cooperation we have received from Dr. Helmkamp and the members of the faculty, we are bound to traverse successfully the stormy periods. Although our high school careers are about to end, the happy times and true friendships created during our all too-short stay will ever be cherished. I want to express our most sincere gratitude to Dr. Helmkamp, our class adviser, and the faculty for their expert guidance. To them we owe a life long debt repayable only by our success which will reflect honor and prestige upon E. F. A. - Yours sincerely, ROBERT HIRST.

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BAKER, ARTHUR No. II Math prodigy exemplified. Masquers, Forum CSec'y. 45 Vindex BAKER, ELIZABETH No. 2 'Tis quality, not quantity, that counts. Stylus, Hi-Y, Bowling BARCHET, GENEVIEVE Thomas K. Beecher Intelligent, neat, Fair, sweet. Ushers' Club, Treas., 3, 4, Hi-Y, Library Council BALLARD, MARY No. 11 She's just the quiet kind Whose nature never varies. BALMER, HOWARD Thomas K. Beecher School For .me there is no great fun Until my work's completely done. Forum, Orchestra Br K LORRAINE Geo . ' en fl A happy gl smile r an Mas ers, Agora if , Vindex BARBER, DICK Wewoka, Oklahoma A smile for every fellow, And two for every girl. ' BARRETT, EUGENE St. Patrickls This lad has a great deal Of that much talked of Hfemi- nine appeal . BATES, WILLIAM George Washington Red hair, cheery smile, heaps of vim- Reason enough for liking him. Forum A'-151.51-. '. BAUER, JACK Thomas K. Beecher Sportsmanship is an art Which he has fully mastered. Football, Intermural Softball, Intermural Basketball giris-fs '15 ga' t. xv i s Q ' ' fsgffs BAUMAN, CHARLES George M. Diven Ever laughing, always joking, Now and then the girls pro- voking. Forum FM 1 W'