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

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February After the pressure of mid-term examinations, re- turning to a normal schedule of classes relieved many students. Winter was still in strong form as skiers hit the slopes and took advantage of the glo- rious conditions. Weekly basketball games and wrestling matches involved not only the desire ofthe teams as they led us to many victories, but also the students, enthusiasm. Talented bands provided rock music at dances that many students attended. i l 9

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anuary January doldrums of returning to classes and facing mid-terms were offset by the beautiful, crisp, and cold days of winter. Winter sports still heeded our interest. Basket- ball, wrestling, swimming and gymnastic meets gave E. F.A. more victories and a few defeats. We finished the month and mid-terms in good spirits and started a new term with thoughts of spring around the corner.

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arch We breezed through March with many activities behind us. Competition was keen as students vied for positions on the track, ten- nis, and baseball teams. We hosted proud students, par- ents, and faculty at an assembly as the National Honor Society induct- ed members of the junior and Senior classes who had achieved scholastic merit. Spring fever really became evi- dent as southern winds and warm sunshine beckoned students and faculty to outdoor studies. BAL IMRIAL