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

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19 r i S, F L i , 5 P E f f S M jx. Jursuon CLASS OFFICERS M. Dean, St. Co. Rep. Halliday, St. Co. Rep. H! Now that you have gazed upon the proud countenances of the Academyis fine, upright sen- iors, lower your eyes upon the modest, but equally stellar, Junior Class. Just to prove how great is our wisdom, we might mention that we chose Glenn Warner as president of our class, Milton Cole as vice-president, Louis Stella as secretary, Jean Knier as treas- urer, and lVIiss Davern and Mr. Morey as class advisers. xThe Junior Class holds its own in sports. It is well represented in football, basketball, and track by Robert Lyke, Louis Stella, Ray Cornwell, Kenneth Wolff, and Everett Howe. Among the girl stars are Doris Johnson, ranking high in basketball 5 Elizabeth Thomas and Mary Etta Tinna, also of basketball fame, and Ella Louise Ziemer, the star on the volleyball court. We are indeed proud that we have some very intelligent and versatile students. Marjorie Chubb, Peggy Dean, Phyllis Gardiner and William Donnelly are the optimi of the Hintelligentsiav. Mary Etta Tinna and June Spencer head the long list of talented artists. To keep in step with the times, the Junior Prom will follow a patriotic theme this year. This dance is the most outstanding of all Junior Class activities and is eagerly awaited by freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Under the helping hands of Miss Davern and Mr. Morey, and with Bob Lyke as chairman of a competent committee, who can doubt that this yearls Prom will be a huge success? The Junior Class bake sale really went over with a bang! Those who were on the selling com- mittee were kept steppinghy enthusiastic patrons. Our supply of those ever-popular shamrocks was scarcely sufficient for all the 'flrishmenn of the Owego Free Academy. The sale was very profitable. That interesting periodical production, a colorful and original magazine, produced by the var- ious classes of English III seems to have been quite successful this year. VVe hope you have enjoyed this interview, and may we remind you to keep your eyes on us in the future, for we are sure to accomplish great deeds when we become. the Senior Class of the Owego Free Academy. 30 Seated, L. to 12.71. Knier, Treas., L. Stella Sec.: G. Warner, Pres., M. Cole, V. Pres Standing, L. to R.--R. Lyke, St. Co. Rep Mr Morey, adviser, Miss Davern, adviser H