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

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.M -We - jf V H me 1 wf-ra JUNIOR HIGH, 8TH GRADE 8l4Miss Catlin, Adviser. Qliicers: James Tompkins, Katherine Retzold, Jane Green, Fred Geller, Francis Clark, Alma Vicario, Class: Marian Baker, Shirley Bates, Jessie Bowen, Robert Brooks, Betty Lue Brott, Marian Buliington, Chester Carlson, Gnalee Chubb, Allred Espe, Clarke Fitts, Grace Granger, Kenneth l-lobbs, Barbara l-iollister, Marietta Jewett, Ratricia Keeie, Elizabeth Rettis, Leona Rettis, Barbara Rresher, Margery Shoultes, Thomas Smith, Richard Steele, Mary West, Robert White, Donald Whitney. 82gMiss Catlin, Adviser. Gliicers: Gerald Mead, Gerald York, Carol Knaui, Charles Mullen, Lawrence Winslow, Manlord Estes. Class: Wesley Arnold, Gordon Berkeley, Marian Brinkman, Vivian Brown, William Brown, l-lilda Coupe, Donald DeVine, Robert Eiklor, Sydney Gallaway, l-lolly Good- rich, Robert Kuhns, Margaret McNeil, Earl Rettis, Marsla Robert, Gertrude Sibley, Gladys Soper, Clara Tuttle, l-larold Van Ratten, Floyd Van Riper, Wilbur Van Winkle. 85'-Miss Catlin, Adviser. Qiiicersz Betty Woolever, Walter Lenox, Juanita Barnes, Richard Ferguson, l'larold Campbell, William Swezey. Class: l-larold Alliger, Juanita Barnes, Robert Cole, Mary Ann Comstock, Joseph Conley, Rose Davis, James Eddy, Robert Fox, Mary Jennings, Raymond Johnson, Maxine Knapp, Russell Koser, l-lelen McKeel, Beta Moreland, Gladys Robinson, Jane Searles, Raymond Slocum, Jeanette Spencer, Esther Thomas, Fred Thomas, Lena Van Riper. Pre-AcademicYMiss Rlistner, Adviser. Gliicers: John Wiggins, Marjorie Elower, Benjamin Nagel. Class: Marjorie Elower, William l lanbury, l-larold l'larrington, Alma l-lollister, Albert l-iyde, Bertha Kniliin, Benjamin Nagel, Marion Rockwell, Arno Rosenberger, Grace Schenk, William Schenk, Elizabeth Tobin, John Wiggins. ii

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JUNIOR HIGH, 7TH GRADE 71-Miss Davern, Adviser. Qtiicersz Marjorie DeWitt, Lucy Cornelius, William Brooks, Charles Gentzel, Raul Deuel, Douglas Davis. Class: Richard Allen, George Andrews, Rosa Beere, Pauline Berkeley, William Brooks, William Clark, Harold Cook, Lucy Cornelius, Margaret Crowell, Douglas Davis, Raul Deuel, Marjorie DeWitt, Roy Ford, Charles Gentzel, Gene Griggs, Alice Hudson, Robert lnscho, Francis Keele, Charles Keyes, Charles Knauf, Anna Kushner, Charles McKeel, Florence Rresher, Winilred Slcoum, Charles Smith, Donald Smith, John Stiles, Virginia Swift, Alan Tucker, George Van Buskirk, Mae Winfield, Violet Weaver, Viola Weaver. 72-Mrs. Johnson, Adviser. Qthcersz Freda Farnham, Judson Hunt, Marie Snover, Teresa Wolslegel, James Schenk, Jack Thomas. Class: Edna Berg, Daniel Brown, Carl Bowgren, Charles Dean, Geoge Espe, Donald Ferguson, Edwin Hammond, Joe Harris, Jesse Howard, Arthur Howell, Gladys Jacobus, Myra Lupold, Dorothy l.urcock, Fred Miller, Gerald Myers, Janice Rresher, Robert Rieg, William Sibley, Jane Thomas, Marilyn Tilly, Adeline Van Housen, Gene- vieve Van Riper, Elaine Warner, Jack Weston, Lawrence Wiltse, Virginia Wolll, Barbara Woolever. 73 Preparatory-Miss Ruth Smith, Adviser. Qlrlicersz Bruce Baker, Esther Wagner, Milton Strait, James Rowe. Class: Wilber Berg, Grace Brown, Gerald Bryant, Donald Casterline, Albert Conklin, Mildred Crandall, Flora Curkendall, Harry Evelien, lda Ford, Frank Holland, Elizabeth Hollister, Raymond Lupold, Elmerna Moon, Anna Morse, Elsie Murray, lrene Neilson, Charles Padgett, Alfred Parker, John Rersonius, Clarence Reynolds, Henry Rollins, George Russell, LeRoy Sturdevant, Catherine Williams, Charles Williams, Louis Wilson, William Woolever, Kenneth Phillips. 'IO

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THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Marian Searles . . . . president Frances Naatz . , Vice-President Nance l-laywood . . . Secretary Robert Jamesson . . . Treasurer lVlrs. Blanchard, lVliss Bell ,......,. Class Advisers During the fall of the year, most of the attention of the school seemed to be focused on the in-coming Freshman class, with the upper classes haughtily speculating on their possibilities. The class of '38 came in for its full share of attention this fall, and has been striving ever since to show its true worth. lnitiation by the Seniors first occupied the freshmen, and they were certainly out- standing, not only for their peculiar appearance, but also because of their ability to resist authority. The freshman class has shown its interest in athletics by turning out enthusiastically for intramural baslcetball. The girls especially distinguished themselves in this field by getting up two terms this year. Cf course the first year of high school is considered rather hard for Freshmen. There is Latin to be conquered, and algebra to be tackled, but in spite of this fact there were many of the members of this class on the honor roll, The Freshmen have not shone in social activities as yet, since the first year is always rather crowded with other things, but in the future they will without a doubt excel in this field. With such a good start the Freshmen hope to accomplish still greater things in future years, not only for their own benefit but also for the benefit of the Q. F. A. 19