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

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The Managers Board of School Commissioners CHARLES B. ESTEY WILLIAM D. GAY HAROLD I. HODGE RAY W. MANCHESTER CARL SADDLEMIRE IAMES R. STEELE Through ever tireless effort on the part of schoolboard members, we complete our high school career of tour years, filled with suc- cess and activity. We are indebted to these men for our outstanding teachers, the im- provements made on the buildings, and the exceptional equipment with which We Work. lt is with deepest appreciation that We, the seniors, say Thank you to some real friends. . '- ' I -3- ggiiifif 'W M ,Ffa E523-'1' ii' 1. J' M 1. -. '. 1.1-2: 'r EZ'fE1 ,.. .. . . -'5.?...x .. ,G X .5 U .,:,'.:,,4.1.:'-1' ' ,J - .-' -- -v-:gat Sri-2. 'AE '35, ..,. --1. - 251-'PEZ rg '33- 'gm-:::1:5,':3'5s 3153455113211-?5??' --..x..mw-,g-.5 g,.--, .y-,zzvuzszfp r- f.....,,,s...- . --.f . -.!!'5..-ff--A. 55513. 151.1-uf' 5123- :FJ-:'T::: R' ,a.'...,t-f. .-ff..,..,,f. , -, ,..t,-,sms-,..,1, fi a'41:m:: -:'::--::. f.-.nh : 111-zfzz'r-+f:1.:.-:S-xr. ff ,ze ...... -: ..... 1, -- ........ ,- .... ..... ., 4. . .. .1. .. .- :.11,-,-.-5:-1.--,: ...i g. af. .... -na,-1-1--11.1. , .:-g:-..41.z:-.4-..'-A--we --- -1 . .-'1 :..4-It-:L1.': - -4-' 'V 'If '4- 'W-I i'l-If--..:f 42i':!1'-14 ...- .. -.. at-..-....: 1.. --x.. sv 5 '92 5 ll at ' T? ..zf. ' - -:--125-n-1:---'31 ' . -'Wa 5Ff:::g 1:3-fc' ' '9- ti? ve my-i'::i:. rf: ' 3gs:a1:agf'::':,::-mu 212.111, 1 : . .-2-he - .--'JL .n Zf,q11::31:2Z -.:-EZ: '5: .-i.. z.-.Q . fgsigtegzi A -- --.,i,.: , v, .., ':!f:.-:-:A-'z-ffm --113:-1 ' 'H-f' .,,...1,.. .. .. .. ,. ..f , 21- 8524. :aff --'. 11. 21- .-.. ,,...,. isis as t.i'f??f-501431:

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ADMINISTRATIUN MANAGERS RINGMASTER TRAINERS

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Uur Ringmaster . . To the Students of the Owego Free Academy: You are leaving your trainers here at the Owego Free Academy and are going out from this Big Top to practice your Show of life under the many Big Tops that are pro- vided. In so doing you will find that your employers' expectancy will be just as exact- ing as though you were performing an act of highest precision on the most intricate of trapezes. One careless mistake will be the ruination of your act, and perchance, the end of your performance. You will find, the older you grow, the more competitive your act will become. You will have to use more and more care prac- ticing and performing your act, Whether it be a major one or a minor one. May your timing and performance be so Weil executed that you will not suffer the dis- appointment of a cancelled act on the stage of life. Very sincerely yours, W. G. MORGAN Superintendent t 'fl 311. Wi' 1:2 'Sie 4'1 ':f' ififsih-. ., - ' 5 4, ' 5 T:'TiT.1.... ,:...ff A . -.5.55q:,:5j-5ggg',.1:q-b,I,-. 3, ':., rf -.1 -.g:-g,-:-, v- - . .': 52 ,JH . 3S-'-11j1:-1,-,,.: f-,-:2:2r:Z:- '-':,.gI4:.:.5:f,'.1.3 fm. 1, 433155-21, 3','.P5r-If-iffy Qviv -::- Q Q: . 5 W. G. MORGAN. Superintendent