Owego Free Academy - Tom Tom Yearbook (Owego, NY)

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Huw.-m V. ,-1 is V vsp, . F' f l . 11' . Y M SQY, We - S E V As Aix NV' ii ini -I 'fl GEORGE BOLDMAN JEAN KNOX . JOYCE SCARTH . ALICE TRUMAN JEAN KNOX FLORENCE PRICE Miss MARIAN SKEELS Miss HELEN PFISTNER The Class of 1931 . President . V ice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . . . - Student Council Representatives . Class Advisers In the words of Mrs. Malaprop: 4 The Class of '31 has at last contained the rank of Juniors. This class may be coincided as one of the finest in the O. F. A. Individually and correctively, it has viciously supported the school. From its ranks come many of the athletic stars of the year, basketball and football heroics. As Freshmen, we were not entirely illegible for entering the High School. Who can tell what quantities are lying dominant in a group of green freshmen? We certainly gave the Seniors a royal entertainment. We have worked fonce in a whilej, played fmorej, and made no little progress in the few vears we have been here. In our Sophomore year, some few were left behind, deflated by the difficult, inflammatory studies so well-hated by Sophomores. By determinate study, however, we have advanced year by year. What commotion we felt as we took our places as Seniors on Class Day! As was anticipated, the Junior Prom was the social event of the year. lt was entirely satisfactory to all those concentrated. This year the Juniors took it upon themselves to help elucidate the oncoming Freshmen. As a result, they have published the first handbook, a Freshman Bible. Some time has eloped since we first came here, and now our glorious Junior year is drawing to a close. But the best is still ahead of us. In future years we may say, in moments of defiection, we deducted Ourselves well. After this malevolent suggestion,-we shall wait and see what happens. Twenty-seven get

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