Ogdensburg Free Academy - Devilog Yearbook (Ogdensburg, NY)

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tm? ROBERT GETMAN Social Studies MARION KLEEMEIER Latin CHARLES RICHARDS Drivers Education BESSIE GANNON English 1 ' 'Q'- 1 v 1 OLEVA CONNOLLY Social Studies LUCIEN RAINVILLE French GLADYS BLAKE Commercial THOMAS McNALLY Mathematics ' 1 vvf, 5 xr: 43,5 L' gaw- hw-.Q g CATHERINE WILLIAM LENNON Mooeks wood shop ' h Enghs RUTH NOXON CYRIL Prsscmar Arr Social Studies

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ELWIN C. ADAMS Gen ' Dire!-for we Hall Trade 503001 QB hmshurg QB OGDENSBURG. NEW YORK Firm C RODA, M A wnnu-annum PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE draiuates of l955 are completing one phase another in the most remarkable, most exciting but also the mo t an has ever known. Technology has created an n referred to as the Hin- ning iemanding HOT1O that m 'nat is part of ahat is ofte enviroment , credible era. Second only to a strong faith in God is our need for a sound edacation. For the graduates, one important segment of the latter nas been completed. Whether or not formal education terminates, ii is important to be aware that when we cease to learn, mental and s iritual decay oegins. Therefore, our minds must never be closeo e counsel. Also, as the song title so aptly ' 'sands alone. Not only 'io we ' ce but we Fw. xc, 111113 F nop, ogoluw 'Fun-Im' .G N . .1YvoN K I3 Lk re Seniors of 19 55: , Th' V ann the lsryearbook will be arch I HALL TRAD Sc ' Sen - .A oo o,,,!c Mu B.. 'On , PR -N-A. 'Ncau L .. . TI. men, H aye S o , , Ch rk .his ysgi especiailfnonurnem t . J thOSE stgqfhe Stgjept -:nts wb . 5 of L he O .F,A s YO lnis hash DE e Con Qratulated are to b .3 az, e completing h ave Shown :Sai Year Of'h . o c ardshlps ln the I ln ma DOUG Work ' .YOU ha Ve , ful ' 0-o , PErdtiOn I dnd inte ni I'e5t I st am ,. ment bodglaq to be acc oz-qed th Way ands hui the Gone have beewStUdeHLH . mast he lp- the Academy-V for their Offi co- is ce. Operation ssfirtunity to me whil thank 9 I the ent' . ire Th May I wijhsjfuors W1 .L Ou soon b . e leav, was Eictlv 8 in Ever J' Pu s ccesg and h lng us LO ap ' 8 Pines . O On s to I-uae, no F. 5.21 2 E, X C. Jack Adams uhli: Schools OGDENSBURG FREE AcA,EvAv GEORGE E BUSH. M s,Pnm:1n of life and begin- s P to new iaeas or sag states, UNo man is an islanag no man s reavily on our contemporaries for our very existen the men who have Fade our history. A very ' ome masters in our ability lean 1 are in eternal debt to real part of our responsibility is to nec to live in harmony with all our fellows. XL 6 ln wh abeyer, lz YOU atte Ons. mpt, GEORGE E- BUSH Prinfjpdl Ogdembwg Free Afadgmy

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,,.ae-r -5. 4 , I f x , ,J , K an 5 fwf 'Q , L, P . Sf, -5 MARGARET CRAN E English ALTON ELLIOTT Physical Education if O 1 U 450-'U ,-an ' ' Va f yi, If 1.2, V ., all W! v , , ' ,L x Uv?- , Q, i , ,A Q ' 5 '1f,-,515 -' ? X 'f i ' l l ALBERT TINDALL Social Studies CARMEN MORGAN English 3.7 Q ADGATE SCHERMERHORN Trade Mathematics BETTY XVHALEN Principals Secretary RICHARD POWER Biology HELEN WOOD Library YJ ,dv BARBARA RAYMOND Guidance Secretary RALPH XWILHELM Mathematics THERESA KENNEY English CLIFFORD XVILSON Chemistry. Physics flfi C9 Z'