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

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THE FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICE RS Fits! Roux L to R E R T , Student Council, i . i orey, Adviser: K. Haeling, Secre- tary. 5 WE BECAME freshmen. we realized that our coming high school days would constitute the last and most important link of our training in the Owego school system. We began high school life with some fear as to what the future would bring, but with a great deal of courage, too. The seniors soon made some of our fears a reality. As the usual course of procedure, we fresh- men underwent the trials and tribulations of initiation week-a week full of as many discomforts as the seniors could possibly devise. Most of us lived through this though, and were glad when we could get hack to our natural way of living. Since our entrance as freshmen, we have taken many different courses in order to finish our schooling at Owego in the way we wish-so as to be prepared for our life work in the future. Along with such required subjects as social studies, English, and general science we are enrolled in classes that are representative of courses other than the purely academic. Many of us are taking college entrance courses, while others are studying business, shop, homemaking and agriculture. With the variety of opportunities that is given us in school we may, if we so desire, follow any course in any field of work. There is no goal that is impossible to reach. We have also had an excellent start in extra-curricular activities. Many of our members are en- gaged in some line of sports: football, basketball, baseball, Girls HO Club, and many others. Others of us are enrolled in different clubs, such as the Journalism Club. In the music field we have people in choir, band, and orchestra. As spring came along we found our class president, Robert Toft, who had been in the United States Navy and had returned to finish school, was leaving us. Our vice-president, Robert Toepke, took over the office for the remainder of the year. The Class of '50 has among its members quite a few honor students. Wie hope to k tradition of the Owego Free Academy in leaving outstanding marks in ' eep up the many different fields. .-26, s 1 - . Cunset, Treasurer . oepke, Vice President, R. Toft Presidentg H. Harrington, Student Coun- cil. Second R-uw-J. Wright Mr 'VI

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WWW? SOPHOMORE BOYS First Row, L ln R-C. Wood, L. Brink, R. Steele, R. Dumphy, O. Carlson, VV. Bought, J. Raftis, R. Shellen- barger, J. Clark. Second Row--G. Jennings, E. Kuenzli, A. Cole. T. Peterson, J. Truesdail, R. Hill, R. LaPlante, J. Lounsbury, B. Sibley, L. Colby. a Third Row-J. Donnelly, A. White, H. Wrilliams, D. Schmitt, R. Newberry, R. Vvoodford, F. Panetti, H. Van Winkle, M. Schweiger, S. Williams, F. Smith. , Fourth Rau'-G. Hickein, D. Rozelle, li. Camin, H. Bower, R. Blower, H. Hoskins, P. Ferguson, J. Donnelly, W. Welch, B. Codner, R. Pass. SOPHONIORE GIRLS Front Rau: L to R-M. Martin, J. Smith, S. McCormick, M. Thomas, L. Wiggins, Fl. Knauf, .l. Vincent, l . Stewart, lf. Jackson, J. Bennett, L. McNeil, M. Kirk. Second Row-P. Brainarrl, A. Griffin, L. Nichols, J. Hiley, J. Biza, M. Doane, P. Ryan, A. Yaple, A. Brinser, C. Vifeiks, J. Knight, lf. Brown, B. Hoffman, M. Tyrrell, S. Holzhauer. Third Rauf-B. Goble, C. Bartlett, M. Kovalenko, J. Hill, B. Campbell, C. Thomas, A. Vought, H. Szlucha, H. Graham, J. Hubbard, A. Denee, A. Donnelly, J. Nichols, J. Davis, J. Mullen, J. Bensley. Fourth Rau'-Xl. William, D. Cuiles, B. Goble, P. Kunzyle, I. Lynn, J. Cartland, M. Morgan, D. Wiggins, S. Stetson, J. Waite, S. House, C. Powell, E. Brown, R. Bill, D. Herrala, A. Lowe.

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FRESHMAN BOYS Front Row, L to R-T. Mullen, B. Williams, W. Ely, W. Knapp, R. Shaughnessy, H. McDowell, R. Toft, E. Baker, E. Faber, B. Sedat, J. Tiffany, R. Taylor, A. Stephens, L. Husson. Second Row-E. Card, P. Doane, J. Jakat, R. Barzyk, R. Stinnard, J. Kuenzli, E. Hulslander, W. Shirley, l. Gradel, D. Gay, J. Brown, E. Talcott, E. Lynch, L. Cronk, J. Wright. Third Row-R. Bennett, W. Cupp, J. Matusica, K. Haeling, H. Pinnow, R. Cross, C. Esty, R. Tholen, J. Elam, M. Cape, F. Burns, R. Franz, L. Hubert, L. Smith, R. Hunsinger, R. Duffy. Fourth RowfR. Lynch, R. Haskel, A. Wishinsky, J. Harders, E. Race, R. Holmes, D. Short, E. Kimball R. Ward, D. Van De Mark, H. Espe, J. Wolfe, L. Turner, R. Wright, S. Chaifee, R. Toepke. D. Tiffany R. Halstead. FRESHMAN GIRLS First Row, L to R-M. Boland, M. McAuley, E. Lynch, J. Berkeley, B. Hyde. R. Harvey. S. Forsythe, N1 Sparks, K. Williams, U. Cole, U. Barton, C. Holden, J. Vergason, B. Strope. Second Row-B. Nichols, D. Bradley, B. Martin, G. Dann, M. Chaffee, L. Clover, H. Jones, D. Catlin, I. Gunset, F. Wallen, M. Pratt, H. Harrington, B. Jordan, B. Carrington, J. Shoultes, H. Harrington, T Harned, K. Frellesen, A. Shelton. Third Rau'-R. Short, S. Sickler, M. McNeil, B. Johnson, J. Holhert, M. Catlin, J. Truesdail, M. Moshier E. Micalizzi, S. Birch, A. Matson, C. Hogan, J. White, D. Anderson, B. Van Riper, D. Hills, M. Moshier M. Butlien. Fourth Rou'-M. Short, K. Boland, H. Ames. L. Hickey, N. Cuiles, J. Mercilliott, M. Fox. M. Miner. E McTawney, N. Camin, A. Cetzke, S. Slocum, D. Anderson, B. Merrick, M. Tasker, G. Seaver, E. Lind horst, M. Jakat. -271 1