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

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I Dear to us always, This school and all its walls, Thou'lt ever with us stay, Fair F.. F. A. When we are gone from thee, Still thou shalt ever be Fairest on land and sea, Dear E. F. A. . A51 J Alma Mater Our hearts may well grieve, So soon to part from thee, But clear old school, believe, We're true always. True hearts and friends well-niet Thy charms are with us yet, Nor can we eler forget Fair E. F. A.

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ff .- s 'XXX-7 W ' LNXX l V , W . of W k i ix ffl FOREWQRD USIC is the oldest and most universal of languagesg it appeals to everyone, regardless of age or experience. The above draw- ing of an orchestra conductor's hands is symbolic of the subtle yet im ortant influence music has on our lives. A conductoris hands uietl P q Y guide his orchestra, bringing out the best in both musicians and music. Similarly, music forms a background to our daily life, expressing far more eloquently than Words our deepest emotions. ' Throughout this book other drawings will be found which illustrate some of many Ways music enters into our lives. 4We hope they will add to your enjoyment of this record of our days here.

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8 OPC THE SENICDR CLASS ELMIRA EREE ACADEMY ELMIRA, NEW YQRK C0-Editors ............... Business Managers Art Editor ........... Sports Editor ..,.,, Faculty Manager . Literary Adviser . Art Adviser .. 1 Martha Teeter, James Burkhardt Ann Penney, Raymond Shepardson Yvonne Toole Donald Parry Anthony A. Schwenkler Celia E. Hutchinson Terresa Cameron