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

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EIGHT!-I GRADE JUNIOR STUDY HALL 81, SQ, 83 PRE-ACADEMICS 1JI'68I'l16IllS7RCJbC?I'l Lyke, Glenn Warner, Ellsworth Jackson, Kenneth Wolff Vice 1JI'68IAfl6IllS7ROSC Covello, Marjorie Chubb, June Spencer, William Ciamprone S8CI'8fIll'I'6S7Nl21I'jOI'l0 Chubb, Hazel Granger, Patricia Lee, Alta Benjamin Trerlszzrel'--Charles Frank I'shersARose Covello, Robert Franz, Marian Goodrich, William Ballard, Muriel Barnes, Gerald Weston Student l'ozm,c1'l lfepresentatfre-Ellsworth Jackson .4fIIl1'S'6I'S'7lhrllSS Ruth Smith, Miss Catlin, Mr. Hetherington Not only has the High School been socially busy this year, but the eighth grade, too. We have been enjoying ourselves as Well as working hard. We have had numerous basketball games, and two nice parties. One of these was a Christmas party, and the other, a Saint Patrick's Day party. We wish to thank Miss Catlin, Miss Smith and all the other teachers who have Worked so hard to make this year a happy one. I J 1 21 K- 531135. as

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FRESHMAN CLASS l'1'1'sivImzl ..... ..,, X Y1l,l,i.i in Ciif:i.I,icic Virf' I,l'E'SZlll67Lf. . . .... liolrls STicl,l,.x l St'I'l't'flll'jj ..... , . . I.oliisr: UAi.1,wi-ix' 7vl't'llNtll'l'l' ..,,...,...,,..,.... .....,,... I oiix l r'i.i.i4:ic Student t'ozuu'z'l Ifrprzwffntfzlmf. ., ,............,... Iii-1'i 1't' Ili-1'i'iii:niNo'1'ox Vluss .'lf1lf'l4S0I'S ...,.,,..,..., ..M1ss hlamiz Davi-:ax ,xxn Mic. Loomis The well-known greeting: t'Good Morning, Most Honorable, llignifiecl, and Superior Seniors, will always remain in the niinds of the Freshrnen and recall that week in which dismayed Frosh and exasperated Seniors were subjects for ridicule and inirth. But, these so-called ttliowly l+'reshnien have become an up-and-corning asset to the Owego Free Academy, being well represented as participants in ext ra-curricular activities. Luck has dealt a poor hand to the Freshmen as far as sports are concerned. At present they show more spirit than adeptness, but they have faith in the old saying, HPI'ilCllCt'IlllLliPS perfectf' We hope this holds true, for niany have turned out for the various sports and have been practicing with unusual diligence. We doubt if there would be an orchestra without the Freshnien forthe f are IMPtJlt'l'AN'l'. i 3 This class sponsored a bake sale in March and cleared twenty-three dollars, 'l'here must have been something very appetizing in that particular Window. That's all for this year, but don't think you have heard the last of the class of '4n. Next year we'll not be Hgreenl' Freslnnen, but sophisticated Sophoniores and shall he recognized as such in the IQXQO Tom Torn.

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3'- SEVENTH GRADE RoB.wn'1' HILJKEIN, I'r1w1Irlm1l um! Stzulcnl Council lx'r'presentnti1'n FIQICIJICRIVK lxillililili, Vice IIVI'-Yl'1lI'llf am! Nm:-s Eflilor When we came down to this school last fall, We were a thoroughly Ugreen bunch. We soon acquainted ourselves with the plaee, however, and began driving the history and geography into us, and Mr. Hetherington showed us how to play a game with bottles Ceinpty onesj, test tubes, etc. He seems to get a lot of fun out of it, calls it Nsciencelll Yes, we were hooked up with that Tripp person---pretty niceAin an Hexact sense. Welve had a lot of parties during the year. Our really big one the Junior High party which was held on March 18. Was it :L t'woWl We are looking forward to five more eventful years at the O. F. A. Q9