Ogdensburg Free Academy - Devilog Yearbook (Ogdensburg, NY)

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WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS Class Flirt . . . Class Clown . . . Most Talkative. . . Peppiest ..... Best Athlete .... Best-Looking Boy. Best-Looking Girl Best-Dressed Boy Best-Dressed Girl Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Best Dancer CBoyJ Best Dancer QGirlJ Most Studious Boy Most Studious Girl Wittiest Boy .... Wittiest Girl . . . Most Bashful Boy . Most Bashful Girl. Most Likely to Succeed QBoyJ . . . Most Likely to Succeed KGirlJ . . . . Boy Doing Most for OFA .... Girl Doing Most for OFA . . . . Teacher's Pet fBoyl . . . Teacher's Pet lGirlJ . . . . . Bill Morley . . Bob Walker . . Iackie Teed . . Margie Doe . . Ioe Pearson . . Ray Kinch . . Carol Webb . . Ned Hackett . . Carol Webb . . . Ned Hackett . Betty Patterson . . . . Ray Kinch Alice MacCallum . . . . Bill Brown . Betty Patterson . . Bob Walker . Drusilla Davies . . Robert Aumell Patricia Randall . . . . Bill Brown . Betty Patterson . . Ned Hackett . Edna Redmond . . . Bill Brown . . . Margie Doe

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AROUND THE BASES HE advent of spring brought forth the balls and bats. Although Coach Bob Griswold worked long and hard the entire sea- son, he could not bring his team up to par. In spite of the fact that the boys lost most of their games, Coach Griswold kept the team's spirit high throughout the season. The e erience XP gained will prove invaluable to next year's team. The OFA Nine started off the season with a bang by defeating Gouverneur 7-2. But in the following games the going proved too rough, es- pecially in the first Massena game when five of the starting nine were out due to illness. Bang I Bang! and Gouverneur had two quick runs in the first inning as the Blue Devils opened their season. It looked bad for Ogdens- burg until Carl Merria, in the third, slugged a homer with two on. From here on in, it was 0FA's game as they scored four runs after that. With Price, Bean, Ellis, W. Morley, and T, Barr out with the German measles, Massena found it easy going and racked up 30 runs while holding OFA' scoreless. For the first time in several years OFA an St. Mary's clashed on the diamond. Up to the third inning both teams were held scoreless by the opposing pitchers. In the fourth, both team brought home one run. In the fifth, SMA tallien for one. The rest of the game proved to be a dazzling pitchers' duel. SCORES OFA 0p1 Gouverneur 7 2 Massena 0 31 S.M .A. 2 I Canton 8 1 Gouverneur 1 1 Massena 3 1' S.M.A. 1 I Canton 5 ' FIRST ROW! R. LE CLAIR,MGR., J. BEAMISH, R. ADAMS, H. ELLIS, J. BRAY, R. PREMO. SECOND ROWS C. NORTHAM, W. BEAN, J. PEARSON, C. MERRIA, T. BARR, L. MORLEY, J. PRICE. THIRD ROW! D. SPENCER, H. JENKINS, G. BROWN, COACH GRISWOLD, M. ROTHENBERG, W. MORLEY.