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

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U . A VIVIAN MILLER George M. Diven Good cheer we know she much prefers, Friendliness is also hers. Tri-Y 1. WALTER MILLSPAUGH George M. Diven Infectious grins are his chief stock irv' trade, In the U. S. Marines his hopes are laid. JOSEPHINE MONITELLO St. Anthony's An office worker Jon would be- Efficient, too, we all agree. ROBERT MOORE Carr's Corners His impish grin, so often seen, Is ample proof that he's not mean. RITA MOSS George Washington The bell has rhitg and class begun, The halls, devoid of a mutter, And here comes Mossy whizzing along, , ' She's late a d all a-flutter. G. A. A. 1, , 43 Tri-Y 1, 2, Torch Business Staff, Agora 2, 3, 4, Vin- dex 1, 2, 4. fig JA S MUCC St. Patriek's U keep you in stitches, , - , er! blue. Q w t 6, 'Wfn ya fre with him you can t if 300 ln . Baski by all 1, 2. . ,V ,..., xvu, ' .. 1. K '- A ,... 1 e , .. N l s I New Q 7 X , ,t-' -'- 'rar-' f ,tw , 5, - Q N X ' f s R , H 'Z-Yr r 1 z fs X b 1 X , J 4 Mb 1 ,QQ --,ya fy : ,g ., . fy f f3211'2.:?is5 ' ' L - k. rg t f 3, -- fl Seams 2- f.: :t A va .ffzia .V 3' . 1 -'fs f4.,1gt,g::-rs::1'::rs2 .1, '- , 3 ' f .:- 2 r 1 M Mrs, , t , X g gi .1 s r X 2. 4 if -. -. .seg ,sf 1 la X Y -t S' X f gt t . Q Q2 DS -Gfrfmlzls-'-:-',fxf3,-:- ,- I, - v':'?Vv 'fl skis-H ka'--afwva-Q Q sbgqognbhsvfrg :fx-14.--:.Rv'f:k:a:+'f.?1f, . :- R:-.'v:,:,ww' JOANNE MUCCI St. Anthony's Shyest smile ever, Sparkling dark eyes. .loanne leaves behind her Praises and sighs. Student Council 2, Ushers, Club 4. 1 L ' eor ' 1V rsati e is an a rf . uperb, o ack sto ff' nor worry .tsturbt Stylu reas.l, - QV es.J, 3 fPre . , 45 Tri-Y 1, 2 reas.J. I Rose MARIE o , - fi a JAMES MURPHY 7 N' 7 ' ' George Washington A cage star is 4'Murph , ' Who ,great height doth own. Throughout E. F. A. His blond- locks are known. Int. Basketball 1, 2. ROBERT MURRAY George Washington Long and lanky, thatched with red, We know Rob will get ahead. Int. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g lnt. Soft- ball l, 2,f3, 4, Student Council 1, 3. X1 ALEXANDER MUSTICO Q wg, George Washington I Xe Y? Slight and wiry, pep to burn, Full of fun as you will learn, A pal to all, with friendly grin, iw gg E, You'll always feel at home with him. ,X ',,, Int. Basketball 2, 3, Int. Softball 2, 2. ,1 -,. ' , , WIL R N NA,G E W, , Z: ,-', , s fl ' FI Geogaqlashington ld His ri r y answ r S. - Y o l w seek time- 1 . lose who ve s rio ip ' .' X' Sink 1 ave f n eal V l ' e. 1 Int a t a ' 2, 3,c1S,Mi oir 2, ' Int. ball 1, 2, 3, , opho?'K Clas reasurer. QW 4 aehiag .V f?ff:2iI3::

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JACK MCCONNELL St. Cecelia's Shaver McConnell, a sportsman 1 first class, ' I His opponents look out when lie fades X for zz pass. 1 For .lack the weeks end none too , soon- l in ,s ., He sometimes quits on Friday noon. X K I lf: ' '4' Freshman Class Treas.: lnt. Basket- X H , ' ,fi . ' V ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Im. Softball 1, 2, 31 Q 12 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity 's f ' Vi I Baseball 3, 4. l 'l ' ROBERT MCDONALD 4,t., 4 Thomas K. Beecher EQ, Bob has intentions: K y Or so we are told, Of living the life of ' 'ff .'., f . . . . -1-A2123 .,,,,.. I A S111 f Q fe 01 ' Q ' if i i l J ff t'll ill -. D M, ll. Q 2. W5 X. fy , ' Nrbf ,gf 1 l x jf ,if i f , I ' .. NIARGAREQ ieANJrylfll , ,el X f ' , A ' X. 1 lOsw go, Newifibrlg ,f Rd ,Hj1ll,5l, gay, eggrlfuzz 0,5 ful., , gi 1 tlfeggyls alzbalys ony tlliefirun. M , ' X, - . G. A, A315 Tril'U1fQ,,3E, LChoii59-1 ti ,f W liG1ee,l' l11lQ,lZ Ushers'!jQf,l.ub 4l,1 If s my . lfl'Jl yt . .ft ,r i J 1 .J ' M J. r 'Eff fit! EDMUND MCGARRELL l , 5 if A George Wasliiiigtoii A priceless gift to E. F. A. His zest for life not new, Sportsman, student, and a friend Who is both kind and true. Int. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Int. Softball 2, 3g Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Senior Class Treasurer. ROSE ALICE MCINERNEY St. Patrick's She's nicknamed MR-osie 5 for lzer career Slie'd like to model clothes, we hear. Glee Club 35 Masquers fVice Pres.J 35 Vindex 3, 4. , I A T C ,si f J I ' ' i- Meo 'ge M. Diven X eloo s' f:,lfaM!0.Af ffl' i Pi ars a froug V ' ' 'M' ii res - f- ' do ,f ,,.. , - 'W Z2 9' , ,KI I ' Oir , 3, Elle A l, 2, 3, I S d 'ouncil '45 Vindex 4: . 1,l?-,345 Torch Business .4 if 1 iff PATRICIA MCNAMARA George Washington Blitlze and blond, friendly too, Sedately quiet, ever true. C. A, A. l, 25 Tri-Y 25 Agora 4. MARY MEADE George Washington Without a single worry, Her course so straight and trueg Maryis will can triumph- Wfe know slzelll ne'er be blue. Tri-Y 15 Ushers' Club 4. l Rose MARIE ME' ofsrtrfi-ll s K. Beecher ,sfrf eauty slr has in rn apfeme ies nd ilieable per ect 3 J Pres J Ushers Club 1? 1 . S A it - ' .see .A f x 2 h oi' -5 ee Club 25 Ia , . 5 i 4 , ! A ltwt BETTY MERRILL Thomas Beecher A lover of sports, Any kind will do- Sl1e'll set a course Botli straight and true. G. A. A. 2, 45 Tri-Y 15 Ushers' Club 4. GLENN MESSENGER Thomas K. Beecher Quietly moving tlirougli life's ebb and flow, Glenn makes his way witliout fuss- ing or show. Int. Football 2, 35 Int. Baseball I, 35 Hi-Y 15 Glee Club 1. EVE STA MILLER George 'Washington Smiles sweetly, dresses neatly, Always thinks and acts discreetly. Student Council 35 Ushers' Club 45 Torch Editorial Staff. 029

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SHIRLEY NEIDERBERGER George M. Diven Subtle charm and poise has sheg A nurse we hear she'd like to be. Student Council lg Ushers' Club 4. f 'JQAN NEwjiALLf Y ' A ' George Washington S.. 'Henjpersevering spirit Wilflead loan ne'er' to failg ' Throu h li e's most knotty' roblems e f . , P Y. glfith speed and ease she'll sail. Tri-Y 3 4-g Ushers' Club 45 Torch Businesshgtafff N HARRY NICHOLSON St. Patrick'S This Nick is known for spreading mirthg His friends all recognize his worth. Int. Basketball 2, 33 Int. Football 4. MARION NILES Hencly Avenue Her disposition is winning and sweet, Very few people with her can com- pete. Stylus 1, 2, 34 Glee Club 4. MARY NISSLER George Washington Mary's happy and she's short, Chewing gum is her favorite sport. Library Council lg Ushers' Club 4g Agora 4. ZELDA OBLER Thomas K. Beecher 'cThe reason. firm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. Agora 2, 3, 4 fPres.Jg Torch Edi- torial Staffg Ushers' Club 4. ,,,,. , Z .,,, 2fW.,8 .tat ,. ..,:,, ,,,....., s2:f,1f+' ,, ! .,. . 5 5 V 1 JOHN O'CONNOR St. Patrick's This Irish lad, by friends called iCRed:S! Would be a policeman-he'll get ahead. Int. Basketball 2, 35 Int. Football 4. JEAN CYDANIELS George Washington Good at sports, lots of fun, Jean is liked by everyone. Ushers' Club 4. BARBARA OLDS ' George M. Diven Is it her spirit or is it her style That makes time spent with Barbara so very worthwhile? Stylus lg Ushers' Club 4. ROBERT O'NEILL George Washington Corky is an artist fineg In future life he's sure to shine. Stylus 2. ,MM He make dsjor you. JV Football 3, rs1t,f f' CAR O Geo ge Washingto r ad ins r , ho com 4' ay: S a sport a ugh and trou z. With shi , 'l ' D, n. football Play, be f JOHN PALLADINO George Washingtoli Boxing for fohn is in sport the last worclg He likes engineering, or so we have heard. Boxing 2, 3, 4. i