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

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Schneider, C., Barnes, Jones, Parker, Marsh, DeCator, Wiggins, O'Neil, Morton, Glass, Bartlow Rockwell, Springer, Snyder, Schneider, D,, Zorn, Bostwiclc, McNeil, l-ianna, Weber, Bartlow, Eddy Torbert, l-larris, Eiklor, Holman, Peabody, Shumway, Stratton, Nagel, Liplca, Alliger, Wright Mead, Burch, Osovslci, l-larrington, Spenser, Rivenberg, Sexton, Peet, Andrews FUTURE FARMERS OFFICERS Kostonty Andrews . . . . . , President James 'lorbert . . . Vice-President James Bostwiclc . . Secretary Richard Spenser . Treasurer Keith Bartlow . Reporter Llewellyn Peabody . .... Adviser The emblem ol the Future Farmers oi America is made up of lour symbolsfthe owl, the plow, the rising sun, and a cross section oi an ear ol corn-surmounted by the American eagle. The owl is symbolic oi labor and tillage of the soil, the rising sun is emblematic ol progress and the new day that will dawn when all farmers are the product ol voca- tional agricultural schools, and have learned to cooperate, the cross section oi an ear ol corn is indication of the national scope ol the organization, as is also the American eagle. The Qwego chapter oi the Future Farmers of America is chartered as the Future Farmers of Qwegon and was organized and granted charter number 40 on March 'l, 1930, lts present membership numbers thirty members in good standing, whose constant endeavor is to apply to their own lives the national principles oi good farming. QQ

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Lowry, Wells, Patterson, l-loxsie, Livengood, Finn, Brown, Catlin, Patterson Whitmarsh, Winters, l-lalstead, Wishinsky, Dingman, I-lanna, l-liclcey, Kidd, l-lyde l-lanbury, Reynolds, Ferguson, Shaughnessy, Godfrey, l-lall, Taylor, Naatz Godfrey, Evelien, Casterline, l-lammond, Allen, Simielo, Smith, Johnson, Eiklor FORESTRY Tull, Dean, l-lill, Sczesney, Bird, Barnhardt, Slozenslci, Bump Burlington, Jacobs, I-lollenbeclc, l-liclcoclc, Ryplcema, Shellenbarger, Wilke Bettis, Barton, Szluclca, Andrews, Jastremslcy, Kravarilc, Pedro Rosengrant, l-lulbirt, Turner, Meade, Fahl, l-lowe, Rogers, Kushner DRAMATICS CLUB Q1

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Andrews, Hollenbeck, Andreasen, H., Wolcott, Montgomery, Andreasen, E., Beere, Knickerbocker, Taylor, Eastwood, Lowry, Dean, Hodge, Skeels, McCarthy, Howe, M., Howe, L., Newell, Mahar, Van de Mark, Haag, Schult, Roof, Beebe, Wood, Fahl, Kwiatkowski, Bump, Mead, Hastings, Millen OMEGA PHI ALPHA The Honor Society, Omega Phi Alpha, was established to recompense those students who have surpassed in scholarship and extra-curricular activities ol school lile, Although it encountered various diiliculties in getting organized this year, new members were Finally chosen alter serious debate, and their lormal initiation took place in a special chapel program. ln Dr. Clem's opinion the Honor Society consists ol select students ol the Cwego Free Academy and therefore should set lorth its high standards as an example lor other students. The Gmega Phi Alpha hopes that Dr. Clem will always leel iustilied in placing such great confidence in the high ideals ol these students. Edward Wood .... . president Edmund Eahl, Jr. . Vice-president Frances Kwiatkowski . . Secretary Dorothy Beebe Treasurer Miss Skeels . .... . . Adviser Egon Andreasen Holger Andreasen Kastonty Andrews Dorothy Beebe David Beere Sylvia Dean Elizabeth Eastwood Edmund Eahl Helen Haag Catherine Hastings Y Lucretia Hodge Gerald Hollenbeck Lucile Howe Marian Howe Ella Mae Kemp Robert Knickerbocker Frances Kwiatkowski Charlotte Lowry Arlene Mahar Marian McCarthy Q3 Kathryn Mead Ereda Millen George Montgomery Beatrice Newell Della Roof Grace Schult Harry Taylor Emma Van de Mark Robert Wolcott Edward Wood