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

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TORCH STAFF LO EDITORS Eleanor Copley ,Iarnea Iuce ASSISTANTS EIIZEIIDCIII Roosa Kay Kendall SPORTS EDITORS Kerth Fowler Robert Penney ASSOCIATES L Blanchard R Brown C Johnbon M Kolb C Larr L Hu hes A Hurley J Lyke L Monroe S Murdock R Prokop M Wel h J W1 th I W y ttenhaeh ADVISER r fella Hutehrnbon EDIIOR IlIIl3Il NIac'N1tt LAYOUT EDITOR Ronald faesettl ADVISER M1 Terre a Kameron RUSINISS MANAGER Edna Mae Jones ASSISTANT MANAGER Rarhara Maynard TREASURER Nancy Plunkett ADVERTISING MANAGER Ellzaheth Ann Fee-ney ASSOCIATES R Auhu t1ne L Rlanehard I Ro CHIIIIO R falahre e IL lallahan N Ilements S lonnor X Pvans J Per uion I I'u are I Oeor e I' Guthrle Karney D Knah M Kolb M ICOSIYIICRI I Kelly M Malone J MaeNamara D Mllk F Plf077OIO D Prentlss E Rennell S Roe B Roff A Saravullo F Schrefen B Sekella R Snyder S Snoyum V SICIJHIIIEIH M Sulhvan M Taylor I Tennoy X Wa ner I Walker C Warner R Wrlson I Wood AUVISER Mr Kenneth W eayeu MRS HUTFHINSON MR W FAX IR MISS CAMERON Sen? ae-fr M - . . ...... . A 1 A . ., . . Y T . ...... , s n a s u s I I 7 'V . W i W + . , . , I. , . , . , . g ., . , . ' , . , Q. , . ' , . v . . r , ' ' ...... . . . M s. I '. ' r . ,, . . . I . . ..... . . . 'ss s T' . . . I . . 1 o s 1 n - n . L I 7 V , W , l 4 nuuuua l he I. . ff S' ,. . ' , . . S ' ' . . I ,s , '. I' . .I I . il . 'S .1 gf. '. T. I-Iali. G. Hess. C. Hughes, A. Howe. A. Hurley: C. Johnson, R. Joseph. R. . - ' s, . ' ,, , . ' . . s, . , . . . , 4. ' , . , . ' . . . ' , . ' , . . ,, ,,.. . , . ' , ,. , . 'gr . . , , . , . . . ,. s. T 7 ' , f ' ,. Lf. A-xi. , ' ' ' xr Iv 4av,4,,,,m A

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f M ,.f 1 I -AM' X . fw 1 1' A 'V f , Nw ff l. . 1 J A A VHA of DEAR TO US ALWAYS, THIS SCHOOL AND ALL ITS WALLS. THOU'LT EVER WITH US STAY. FAIR E. F. A. WHEN WE ARE GONE FROM THEE. STILL THOU SHALT EVER BE, XFAIREST ON LAND AND SEA, -I DEAR E. F. A. A L IVI A IVI A T E R OUR HEARTS MAY WELL GRIEVE. SO SOON TO PART FROM THEE. BUT DEAR OLD SCHOOL, BELIEVE, WE'RE TRUE ALWAY. TRUE HEARTS AND FRIENDS WELL-MET. THY CHARMS ARE WITH US YET, NOR CAN WE E'RE FORGET, FAIR E. F. A. 'R .

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DEDICATIQN 1 ,,,,, Nha MRS.BETTY HENRH A-Q.'l'll0L'Gll most teachers try to make learning painless, Mrs. lietty Henry I is one of those who have succeeded in making it fun. For the students who have been fortunate enough to study music with her, high school has become a more meaningful experience. Others, including teachers, have enjoyed her musical presentations, especially the unforgettable Christmas programs. Because of her rare ability to understand students and her en- thusiastic work with them, the Torch Staff take pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to Mrs. Henry.