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

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, ... ...4 ... . , , , , , Gordner S YOU look through the following pages you will see the peo- ple that till this mighty Wigwam called the Owego Free Academy. You will see the seniors who have attained the goal for which they have been striving. Here will be the juniors who have passed the halfway mark and are un- dertaking new responsibilities. Here, too, will be the sophomores who now know the ropes and go about high school life like veterans. Then you will see the members of the Freshman Class who are yet quite new to this school. Down in the Iunior High you will find our little papooses who aren't very active but are on the road to success. WILLIAM MARSHALL ::13:-N

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SENIOR CABINET Front row, left to right: Lull, Student Council Representative: Fowler, Treasurer, Burns, Vice Presi- dent: Iackson, President, Livengood, Secretary, Sherwood, Student Council Representative. Second row: Iamesson, Nichols, Student Council Representatives, Mr. Morey, Adviser: Vergason, Quinn, Student Council Representatives: Miss Piistner, Adviser. ag 1944 E, THE Senior Class of 1944, have been one oi the most success- tul in many years. We have labored and toiled through tour years of interest- ing studies and the reward has been generous for we are now seniors. The highlight ot our freshman year was our Freshman Initiation. We might have grumbled at the atrocities thrust upon us by our superior seniors, but secretly we enjoyed it. Our junior year was marked with the success ot many dances complete with a floor-show and a very gracious master of ceremonies. However, the greatest attention was upon the annual Iunior Prom. ln our senior year We tried our luck in the field of dramatics presenting the traditional senior play, Iu11ior Miss. W' e also sponsored the Christmas Ball and the Senior Ball. Both were extraordinarily successful. ln the future weshall look back and remember our days at the O. F. A. MARY IANE HUSTON H142