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

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IOM-T Ml 3391 UWN AMD! 'N ANDY As the scene opens, A1nos and Andy are in the taxicab ofhce, having just returned from Moving-up Day at the O. F. A. Here they are- Andy: Vtfell, that sho was some day wa'nt it? Them kids sho rezibited mo' pep than I done seen fo' a long time. Amos: Um-um! Say, Andy, which one of those there classes did you think rezibited the most pep? I sort of liked that Sopmore class the best of the bunch, didn't you? Andy: Oh! Sho! Sho! That's just what I was a thinkin'. Yo know I sort of wish I was goin' to school with them there boys and girls. I'd like to be one of them Sopmores. Sounds good, don't it? Sopmore Class of America, Incorpulated. Amos: Ain't that sumpin'? VVell, you ain't goin' to school 'cause you got to run the taxicab tomorrow, but if you was goin' that would be a good class to belong to. Andy: Sho! Sho! You know ah always thought them there girls and boys sho' done a powerful lot of work for them there clubs and reorganizations, an' there sho' was a lot of them. An' the way they singed that class song of theirs and cheered for their class .... Amos: I knows they is a good class, all just as jolly, and everything. Andy: Sho, they is, an' did you know, Amos, they got a boys' an' girls' basket- ball team, an' they won a lot of games, too. An' there was a lot of Sopmores on that there varsity basketball team, too, an, they helped win a lot of games. Amos: I don't see how they can win no games just carryin' a ball in a basket, but if it can be done I know that there Sopmore class kin do it. Andy: Yes, and the ones what doesn't carry the ball aroun' in the basket come an' watch the others an' cheer an' yell, an' that's why the Acadelmy has won so many games this year. VVhy, itls a regular slogan that the Sopmore class is the jolliest bunch in school, an' they calls them rephisticated an' every- thing, an' they sho, do lill the bill. Class Ojicers EDMUND RUNDELL .... . President RICHARD LOUNSBERRY . Vice-President MARIE DAVERN . . Secretary ROBERT RAFTIS .... Treasurer NVILLIAM O. LAY . . . Student C0'lHZ'L'll Representatwes HALs1zY FULLER . MR. STANLEY INIETZGER Miss SARA BARKLEY I29 1 Class Advisers

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- Donald Ackerman Isabelle Ackerman Ruth Ackerman Leslie Barden Mary Barden Gerald Barry Rachel Beere Helen Bingham Lucille Bogart Kenneth Brister Leona Brister Kitty Lou Brown Genevieve Burch Ruth Campbell Irene Caple Roland Catlin Mary Chester Henry Colburn Eloise Cornwell Dorothy Crandall Marie Davern Geraldine Dibble Clarance Dickinson Iris Fox Halsey Fuller Florence Ginsberg Ellen Goodrich James Hall Burton Hauver Robert Hickey Doris Hollister DM-TDM IUDHOMUIQEI Gilbert Howe Elton Hulbert Paul ,Tones Dortha Jordan Alice Kidd Sara Kies Esther King Edith Krum Marie Leahy Robert Legge Clyde Lenox Esther Lenox Earl Lockwood Helen Marble Lawrence Marble Constance Marquet Genevieve Mericle Alva Meyers Evelyn Millen Regina Murz Ray Newell Billy Owen Melvin Patterson Francis Patton James Patton Chrysinda Pedro Dorothy Pratt Samuel Price Robert Raftis William Raymond Eleanor Robinson l30l Finkle Rosenburg Edmund Rundell Mary Sawyer Clara Smith Mary Janeth Smith Albert Stanton Charles Steele Beatrice Strait Phyllis Thomas John Tobin Harold Turner George Vadas Donald Van Gelder Harriett Van Gorden Louise Van Patten Ruth Van Patten Helen Van Riper Hazel Wagner Mary Wagner Glenis Warner Anne Watson Freda Weeks Helen Wells Charles Wheeler Mable Wheeler Dorcas White Mahlon Wilbur Mary Williams George Wood Carolyn York Kenneth Zimmer F .1 l- li -.1-.