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

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GUIDANCE Grace Gray, Senior High Guidance Counsellor. HEALTH STAFF Dr. George Pritchard, SCIWOI PI'Y5ICIf'f'P Helen Morrisey, School Nurse: Dr. Pl I'P Nichols, School Physician. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Samuel Deeb, Physical Education, Health and Citizenship Education, Christy Valvo, Physical Education, Department Cl'lGll'mGf1i JSUN I'I0P9, Physical Education. l'T OFFICE STAFF that assumption is. I2 Mrs. Harders and Mrs. Thomas have one ofthe most complicated jobs in the system. You might think that they do not have very much to do - just answer tele- phones, inside and outside lines, or use the telephone or P. A, system to deliver a message. lf you have seen the maze of telephones, switches, and electrical gadgets on one wall ofthe office, you know how false

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N g-nd'- BUSINESS Ethel Ellis, Commercial, Departmeni Chair man, Janet Mack, Commercial, Jennie Hamil ion, Commercial, HOMEMAKING Barbara Slawson INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND AGRICULTURE Richard Raaflaub, Woodshop and Machine Draw- ing, Bradley Gormel, Agriculture, Paul Andrews, Machine Shop, Department Chairman. DRIVER EDUCATION Charles Vilello, Driver Training lnsirucior with students, Tom Coveney, Sabra Campbell and Kirk Ellis. -ffl

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CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Shirkey, Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. vHughes, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Vrooman, Mrs. Sibley. At left, Dorothy Graves, Junior High Cafeteria, Carrots, everyone? The OFA students have learned to eat their carrots and like them! The cafeteria staff have one of the busiest jobs in the school because they prepare the food for all of the schools in the centralized district. Satisfying the individual tastes of so many students has been accom- plished by nourishing and appetizing lunches prepared by the capable ladies in white uniforms. The Maintenance Staff As the stock market shifts, so do the seasons which bring into our new school the symbol- isms of each weather change. Our maintenance staff is ever vigilant in its regard to mud, snow, water, and even the students' own debris of paper and scraps. All of these add to the housekeeping duties ofthe custodians of the Owego Free Academy. Removing scaffolding after TOM TOM pictures . . . Leon Gavin, Head Cus- todian, Theodore Fernquist, DeWitt Graham, Clifiord Ingersoll. I3