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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1964 volume:

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' '. ,MZ X 9. .5-5. zulu-.um ,ifpnmngn -v 3 000003 ,Alf Daw' I OWEGO FREE ACADEMY Owego-Apalachin Central School Owego, New York Co-Editors John Walters Susan Maurer Copyright 1964 Co-Business Managers Nancy Boland Virginia Locke Literary Editor Andrea Beardslee Art Editor Ronald Updyke Head Typist Lorena Root 7ofzeu1afzd This year has been unusual. Many important events have occurred in the world. The President of the United States was assassinated, and the Berlin Wall was opened for Christmas visits. Because we are sure that many important things have hap- pened to you also, the Staff hopes that this TOM TOM will help you remember these occurrences in the years to come. Faculty Seniors Classes Activities Athletics Advertising lin imlnmnnam Jlnhn ihizgrralh livnnrhg 35th Presldent of The United States of America Mag BH 1917 Nnuvmhrr 22 19133 as wha o urcoun . I ugural ress 3 Q' 0 A 9 9 Ask not what you t y an do for yo I k t y d f y try Add I 1 W w I p f D . This year we are departing from tradition by dedicating this book to some very special people. These people are those who have done the most for us tangibly and intangibly. They are always there when We require help or guidance, and they discipline us when We need it Qand We sometimes do ly, Because they have given us the most of everything, we dedicate this TOM TCM to our parents with thanks for all they have given us and with the promise to try our best in the years to come. P 1 1 W r F game! af Zdacatcha I know the Class of 1964 has many fond and cherished memories of the years spent at O. F, A. You are enteringa world filled with challenge and opportunity. We look to you to give your best in what- ever field you may enter. On behalf of the Board of Education,l extend our best wishes for success and happiness. I-Iarold Newcomb, President Board of Education Zami of Summa FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Ethel O. Strong, TWO: Lennart Erickson, Dr. Eugene Kemp, Donaldson Harold Newcomb, Presidentg Maxwell Riegel. ROW R. Lowry. Picture Not Shown: Edward Engelhard. Doowmwlgdoiceo Success is a matter of making choices. In choosing, we select doors to open, thresholds to cross. We do this many times each day, and the days become years, and the years become life. In your case, your choices have opened, the door to graduation. Soon you will step across the threshold to more doors and more choices. You must ask yourself these questions: What shall Ibe? When shall I start? I-low shall I do it? Two thoughts, almost axiomatic in nature, may help you as you approach these other doors and choices. I When one door closes to you, another opens. It is often the last key on the ring which - opens the door. Personally and officially, I hope the future will be fruitful for you. Sheldon E, Guile Superintendent SI-IELDON E. GUILE Ed. M., Syracuse University Superintendent of Schools BETTY WEBER, Senior Clerk LOUIS PISTOLESE M, S., Syracuse University A s s is t a n t Superintendent for Finance a nd Non-Instructional Services. LAWRENCE JACKSON M. S.,, Cornell University Administrative Assistant 1 O N S ' '4 Oggaw Sag GELYEVIEVE BURCI-I, Account Clerk ARLENE BOWS, Account Clerk. A WA . ELIZABETH TKINS, Account Clerk CARGL STRUBLE, Clerk These words once stood on the White House desk of our late beloved President, John F, Kennedy. His life was a model of faith in mankind. No matter how great or small were his problems, be they Cuba, racial equality, or Caroline interrupting his press conference, he responded with understanding, courage, and vigor. He loved people and believed he could somehow help make a better life for all Americans. In the days following your graduation you will have to chart your own course across the years. We, as parents and teachers here at home, must now release the reins, our work is done. Control must now pass into your hands ..... no longer the hands of children, but of young men and women. Hopefully, we have done our duty well. As you embark upon life's vast sea, let the example of our lately fallen President serve as a beacon to light your way. Though your boat be small, sail on with his faith. Seek not only to know but to understand, Seek not only what others can do for you but what you can do for others. Seek not only to rest but to exert yourself in some worthy cause. And, when long years have passed away, do remember ...... we shall still be true to the banner of the O.F.A,, the flag of red and blue. Best wishes, Edward A. Adamo EDWARD A. ADAMO Ed. D., Columbia University Principal . Student Council, Philosophy Club Advisor Od, QM!! 74q Sea '74 Sa Wad and WZ? 2445 '74 Sa Smal! PAUL V. ANDREWS Oswego Normal School Machine Shop Machinist Club Advisor PHYLLIS BOULAS B.A., Seton Hill College Social Studies Sophomore Class Advisor LEWIS BRADLEY M. Ed., Cornell University Assistant Principal JOHN CAHILL B.S., S,U.C, at Oswego Drafting, General Wood Shop ANTHONY CHERESNOWSKI B,S,, Lock Haven S.T.C. Science, Mathematics ROBERT CROSSETT B.S., Hartwick College Commercial Junior Class Advisor SARAH CULVER M.A., Cornell University Mathematics JOHN J. DAVYE 'B.M., University of Miami Vocal Music GEORGE DICK B,M ,, Eastman School of Music Instrumental Music ETI-IEL S. ELLIS B. S., Syracuse University Commercial Department Chairman ROBERT W. ELLIS B,S., University of Buffalo Art Department Chairman TOM TOM Production and Business Advisor JACK EVANS M.S., Syracuse University Science GERALD FREEMAN B,S., East Stroudsburg S,T.C. Social Studies THOMAS FUNICIELLO B.A., St. Lawerence University English JONATHAN FYOCK B.S., Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture NICHOLAS GATTO M.S., University of Scranton Social Studies Senior Class Advisor STEWART GILL A.B., Brown University English DOROTHY GOODRICH B.S., Elmira College English TOM TOM Literary Advisor JAMES GUIDO M,S,, S.U.C, at Oswego and Albany Guidance Counselor Director of Practical Arts and Vocational Ed MARIANNE GUIDO M,A,, N.Y,S, College for Teachers, Albany Mathematics GRACE HALL M.A., New York University Guidance Counselor Test Coordinator DOROTHY HILTON B,A,, Elmira College Language ROGER KEAGLE 4 M,M,, University of Michigan Department Chairman Music Dance Band Advisor LEE LANTERMAN B.S., Mansfield State College English Drama Club Advisor Senior and Junior Play Director MARILYN LA PLANTE B,A., State University of Iowa Physical Education Senior Class, Cheerleaders, C.A,A, Advisor RUTH LOWE M.A., St. John's University Language French Club Advisor JANE MCHEFFEY B.S., Mansfield State College English Freshman Class Advisor Junior and Senior Play Assistant Director RCGER MCVANNAN M,A,, S.U.C. at Albany Social Studies Debate Club, Washington Seminar Audio-Visual Aids Advisor ROBERT MAC EY B.S., King's College Science ' Sophomore Class Advisor J. RICHARD MAHLSTEDT B,A,, Colgate University English Freshman Class Advisor ILLCNA MARTIN B,A,, Lake Erie College Language Spanish Club Advisor KENNETH MAY B.S., Fredonia College Science Science Club Advisor DORIS MILLER B.S.t, Michigan State University Home Economics KAREN MINTURN B.A., Bucknell University Social Studies Smoke Signals Advisor HELEN MORRISEY R,N., Charles S. Wilson Memorial Hospital School Nurse MARTHA NIVER B.A., Keuka College Language SANDRA PLATTNER B.S., Pennsylvania Stat Commercial MARIANNE RAFTIS B.S., Hartwick College Business Junior Class Advisor KENNETH REED University MA., University of Rochester Science Department Chairman ALAN REPPERT B.S,, S,U.C, at Oswego Industrial Arts and Auto Mechanics Key Club Advisor FINKLE ROSENBERG M,A,, Albany S.T.C. Social Studies Department Chairman Honor Society Advisor MARYANN SALMI B.S., East Stroudsburg State College Mathematics WILLIAM SALMI B.S., East Stroudsburg State College English WALTER SCI-IANBACI-IER B.S., University of Scranton Social Studies Future Teachers' Club Advisor ROSALIND SCI-IEIMBERG M.S., in L.S., Syracuse University Librarian Library Assistants Advisor SANDRA SHANLY A.B., S.U.C, at Albany Language Department Chairman MARY ELLEN THOMPSON A.B., College of New Rochelle English Department Chairman ROSE TRACY B.S., Rutgers University Guidance Counselor Student Council Advisor CHRISTY VALVO NLS., Ithaca College Director of Health, Physical Ed Safety and Driver Ed. Varsity Club, A.F.S. Advisor CHARLES VILELLO NLS., University of Scranton Driver Education WILLIAM WASYLIW B.A., Pinsk-Dubno, Ukraine Language German Club Advisor RICHARD WHEATON B.S., Brockport S,T,C, Physical Education JOHN WITINSKI ' NLS., University of Scranton Mathematics Department Chairman Nlath Club Advisor B.S., Clarion State College Science Camera Club Advisor THCNIAS ZAYAC B,A,, Hartwick College Commercial Wrestling Club Advisor Retired Nlid-Year BRADLEY GORNIEL Nl.S., Cornell University Agriculture n UAW SW! FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Francis Hughes, Mary Fuller, Georgia Jennings, Dorothy Carson, Caroline Pitcher, Helen Hollenbeck. ROW TWO: Beatrice Crandall, Margaret Hill, Mildred Shirkey, Director, Thelma Kimball, Dorthea Huntsinger. . LEFT TO RIGHT: Leon Gavin, Supt of Bldg. and GroundsgTheodore Fernquist Head Custodian, George Forsyth, Custo: diang Clifford Hanes, Custodian. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Marie VanPatten, Ass't Principal's Officeg Irene Harders, Principalfs Office, Leona Hooge, Guidance Office. Swarm SemmHaw0,6,ficma FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mr. Gatto, Advisorg C. Weitsman, Sec., D. Van Buskirk, Pres., N. Bean, Vice Pres., J. Walters, Treas. f Semhfadfaee 1 The time has arrived when we must s travel our separate roads and leave many vivid memories behind. Four years ago we held the seniors in high esteem. Now that we are seniors, the coveted honor is tinged with nostalgia. Our four years have been filled with many joys and successes. Memories of the Curious Savagg, Our Hearts Were Young-rand Gay, and Youn er Than Springtime wi linger forever. My fellow classmates: To most of the students at O. F, A., the TOM TOM summarizes many of the activities of the preceding year. To us, the Class of l964, this, our senior yearbook, reminds us of all our wonderful experiences during our four years of study at the Academy. As we enter the realm of adulthood and responsibility, we can look back through the pages of the '64 yearbook and remember how much we really loved our fine school and our cherished high school friends. Along with the other class officers, I should like to express appreciation for your help in making our senior year a rewarding one. I feel very honored and proud to have been president of such a fine class. Seo.:-QL Vmmfgun-qi-I-gk RICHARD ALLIS RICHITA ANDERSON Ritchie Honor Society 3,43 Future Teachers Club 3, 43 French Club 33 Girls' Intramurals 2,3,43 Youth County 33 Cornell Science Seminar 23 Junior Play Committee 3. KATHLEEN B. BABCOCK IIKathyT1 Girls' Intramurals 2,3,43 Future Teachers Club 4, Student Teacher 43 Dramatics Club 43 TOM TOM Business Staff 3,43 Junior Play Usher 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play East 43 F. H. A. 13 N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest MARY L. BABCOCK IIMarlI Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,43 F, H, A, 23 TOM TOM Staff 4. THOMAS BAC HMAN I1TOm!! Track l3 Machinist Club l3 Boys' Intramurals l,2, DONNA L. BAKER IIBakeIl Girls' Intramurals l,33 Spanish Club 33 TOM TOM Business Staff 3, TOM TOM Typing Staff 43 Office Assistant 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play Committee 43 N. Y, S, S. M, A., Contest l,2, PAMELA K. BAKER Iipamli N, Y. S, S. M. A. Contest 1,23 J. V. Basketball Cheerleader 23 TOM TOM Business Staff 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Junior Prom Queen Candidate 33 Spanish Club 33 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3. PATRICK W. BANKSTON Iipatll Marching Band l,2,33 Math Club 4, Treas. 43 Key Club 43 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4Q I-Ionor Society 4g Freshman Initiation Committee 4 . . 1 NANCY A. BEAN Beanie G. A, A. l,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4g Honor Society 3,4g Math Club 3,4g Class Officer, Pres. 2,3, Vice-Pres. 4g TOM TOM Literary Staff l,2,3,4g American Field Service l,2,3,4g Choral Council 3g Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, N. Y, S, S. M A, Contest l,2,3g French Club 3. ANDREA R. BEARDSLEE 1YAndyI! Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 43 Math Club 3,4g TOM TOM Staff 3,4, Assistant Literary Editor 3, Literary Editor 43 Class Officer, Sec. 3g Student Council 45 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Com- mencement Usher 3g Junior Prom Committee 3g Freshman Initiation Committee 4. IOLA DAWN BE EMAN llQueed!l Gigls' Intramurals l,2,3g Library Assistant 1, . DALE BENNETT Track l,2,3,4, MICHAEL BARON T Mike Track 2,3,4g Senior Play Committee 4g In- tramural Basketball 4g Bowling Team 3. JAMES E. BARTO YIBHDI-tl! Key Club 3,4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g J. V. and Varsity Football l,2,3,4, Capt. 4g J, V, and Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4g J. V, and Varsity Baseball l,2,3,4, Junior Play Committee 3, Senior Play Cast 43 Freshman Initiation Com- mittee 4g Hall Monitor 3. JUNE DORIS BATES HJ'L-lrleli Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g F. H. A. l,2g Library Assistant 4. FLOYD W. BEAM mid F. F. A. 1. 1.vmwmweslenw' RICHARD THOMAS BENNETT . Rich J. V. Baseball lg Varsity Golf 2,3,4g Boys' Intramurals 4g Varsity Club 4g Bowling Team 3. TED BERG J. V. and Varsity Football 2,3,4g Track l, 2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Junior Play Committee 3. MARLEA BEST IIMarl1 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g F, H, A. l,2. JEAN BBVAN - Jeanie Q Girls' Intramurals l,2,3g Spanish Club lg TOM TOM Business Staff l,4g Senior Play Cast 4g Office Assistant 3g Dramatics Club 4g Junior Play Committee 3. magnum sl -me JACK A. BIEI-IL Library Assistant 2,49 Journalism Club 2g Chess Club 2,33 American Field Service 3,4g Junior Prom Committee 3, French Club 3,43 Hall Monitor 3g Golf Intramurals 2g Junior P,lay Committee 3. CORAL BIRD Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g F. H. A, lg TOM TOM Business Staff 4. NANCY SUE BOLAND . l1Nan1I TOM TOM Business Staff l,2,3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, ,Business Manager 43 Spanish Club 4, Sec. 43 American Field Service 3,4g Future Teachers Club 4, Student Teacher 4g Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Capt. 3g SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3,4g Junior Play Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3g N. Y. S. S. M. A, Contest l,2. JOSEPH BROUGHAM HJOeI1 1. V. Football 1,23 F. F. A. 2g Office Assistant 'S DUSTY CAMP Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Bowling Capt. 3, Future Teachers Club 3,4, Sec. -Treas, 4, Student Teacher 4, Spanish Club 3,4, American Field Service 2,3,4, Senior Play Committee 4, Junior Play Committee 3, SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3, 4, Typing Editor 4. ROBERT CARD F, F, A, l,2,3,4, JOAN ARLENE CARTER Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Bowling Capt. 3, Dramatics Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4, TOM TOM Business Staff 2,43 Junior Play Usher 3, Junior Play Chairman 3, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Freshman Initiation Committee 4, N. Y. S, S. M, A. Contest 4. ROSELYN CHERESNOWSKY Rosie TOM TOM Business Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, F. H. A, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Office Assistant 4. CARL ROBERT BROWN Q F. F, A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. LISETTE BROWN p Zettie Honor Society 4, French Club 2,3,4, TOM TOM Literary Staff 2,3,4, Senior Play Cast 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, SMOKE SIGNALS 3,4, Feature Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4. GALE M. BUCK CI-IARLENE CAFFERTY Char Girls' Intramurals 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, F. H. A. LZ. x STEVE COLES Steve J, V, and Varsity Football l,2,3,4g Varsity Wrestling 3,4, Capt. 43 J. V. and Varsity Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4. V MARJORIE COLTON Margie Spanish Club l,2,3,4g Girls' Intramurals l,2, 3,4g Junior Play Usher 33 TOM TOM Business Staff 3g Junior Prom Committee 3g SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 4. MARGARET KAY DARNELL 1lKayl1 Library Assistant l,2,3,4g Debate Club 3g TOM TOM Business Staff 4. NORMA JEAN DARRAH Majorette 2,3,4, Capt. 2,43 Spanish Club 3,4g Sec. 3g Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3g Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g Junior Prom Committee 3. in m aummmwimi mn m mmm-tw Z.. DARLENE M. DEUEL xrDO11yr1 Honor Society 4g Math Club 3,43 French Club 2,3g G, A. A, 4g Future Teachers Club 4g Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 33 Girls' In- tramurals l,2,3,4g Office Assistant 4g Student- Council 3,4g Choral Council 3, RONALD DODGE IIROHII Varsity Club 2,3,4g J, V, and Varsity Football 2,3,4g Varsity Baseball Manager 2g Boys' ln- tramurals 3,4. KATHLEEN C. DONNELLY Little .One Dramatics Club 4g TOM TOM Staff 4g Girls' Intramurals l,2,3, Library Assistant l,2,4, MICHAEL DONNELLY Junior Play Committee 3. ' aw. I . LOIS JANE ENGELHARD Snooky Varsity Football Cheerleader 2g German Club 3,4, Sec. 4g Senior Play Committee 4, Assistant Chairmang Girls' Intramurals l,2. BETTY LOU EABER HFabeII Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Capt. 3,4g F, H. A. l,2g TOM TOM Business Staff 3,4g Sen-ior Play Committee 4g Junior Prom Committee 3. JANE FIELD JUDITI-I FLAVIN HJ-udyn D Girls' Intramurals 3g Math Club 4g French Club l,2,4g Office Assistant 3,4g Honor Society 4. FRANCIS DUNBAR llpranll Science Club l,2g French Club l,2,3g Library Assistant l,2,3g Office Monitor 4g Electronics Club lg Boys' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Capt. 3,4, PATRICIA DUNI-IAM I!PatIl girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Capt. 4g F, H, A. MARION L. Du VARNEY Cookie TOM TOM Business Staff l,2g Girls' Intramurals 3g F, H. A. 2g N. Y. S. S. M, A, Contest l, 2g Science Club l,2g French Club 3g Library Assistant 3g SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 2. DANIEL EGAN IIDanl1 Key Club l,2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4g Cross Country 2g Junior Play Committee 3. WALTER L. GARDNER Math Club 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Basketball Manager lg Football Manager 2. FLORENCE GILES IIF1-OI' Chess Club 2,33 Student Council 2. ROBERT M. GILFILLAN nRuStyn Track l,2,3,43 Cross Country 43 Varsity Club 3,43 Marching Band l,2,33 Science Club l, 2,3Q German Club 3,4, Sec. 3g TOM TOM Staff 3,4, Photo. Editor 43 Senior Play Cast S13 Junior Play Cast 33 Junior Prom Committee PATRICIA ANN GODFREY llpatll F I B C . H. A. 23 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 33 Girls' ntramurals l,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 43 TOM TOM usiness Staff 4g Library Assistant 4g Tioga ounty Choir Festival l. I 1 1 A , M -ww is X 3 - - w. um Awww 11 f - vn-f-fK-N-- -- - ,- X .vmmxs - r MARGARET GOLDEN Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Volleyball Capt. 43 Future Teachers Club 3,4, Student Teacher 4g Spanish Club 3,43 American Field Service 33 TOM TOM Business Staff l,2,3,43 N, Y, S. S. M, A. Contest 23 Senior Play Usher 43 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3. RAYMOND GOLDEN !lRayH Key Club 3,43 Varsity Club 43 Spanish Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4g Baseball l,2,3,43 Boys' In- tramurals l,2,3,4. KATHY GREGORY Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,43 French Club 2,3, 43 TOM TOM Business Staff 43 N, Y. S. S. M, A, Contest l,2,3. NANCY GUILE llNanCll Honor Society 4g American Field Service l, 2,3,43 J. V. and Varsity Basketball Cheer- leader 2,3,43 N, Y. S. S. M. A, Contest l, 23 Future Teachers Club 3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 TOM TOM Literary and Business Staff l,2,3,43 Junior Play Cast and Prompter 33 Senior Play Prompter 4g Commencement Usher 3. KEITH HILL E. E. A, 1,2,3-,4, Sec. l, ROGER HILL IIR-Ogm Tioga County Choir Festival lg N. Y. S, S. M. A. Contest 1. DAVE HIBBARD I ! Track 2g Marching Band l,2,3,4, Pres, 2,3, 4g Dance Band l,2,3,4g Tioga County Choir Festival 3,4g County Band 1, ,3,4g Radio Club lg N, Y. S. S, M, A. Contest l,2,3,4g Area All State Band 2,43 Senior Play Cast 4. CAROL HILTON Junior Play Committee 33 Majorette 2,3,4g French Club 2,3,4g Girls' Intramurals 4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Commencement Usher 3g Christmas Program Usher l,2,3g N. Y, S. S, M. S. Contest l,2,3. WILLIAM HARVEY I IB-ii-111 I Library Assistant 2,3g Chess Club 2. CHARLES HASKELL Chuck HAZEL E. HILL IIHaZeII Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g N. Y, S, S. M, A, Contest l,2g F. H. A, 2g TOM TCM Business Staff 4. MARILYN HILL IIMarII Girls' Intramurals l,2g Tioga County Choir Festival 1,23 N. Y. S. S. M. A, Contest 1, 2g Science Club lg French Club l,2g TOM TOM Business Staff 2,3,4g Junior Play Committee 3g Library Assistant l,2g Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Future Teachers Club 3. J OANNE JOYCE HOGAN American Field Service 3,43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q TOM TOM Business Staff 3,43 Junior Play Committee 3. VIVIAN HOLDEN F, 191, A. i,2,3, science Club 1, Spanish ciub 2,33 Scholastic Art Awards 4. GEORGE M. HOUSEN SUZANNE HRYSKANICH llsuell French Club 2,33 Spanish Club 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Student Council 43 TOM TOM Business Staff 4g Senior Play Usher 43 Junior Prom Queen Attendant 33 Office Assistant 3, 43 Junior Play Committee 3. I 4 Q.. N1 is . .- , --, - Q .ws is .-uv i .wtmfw sf . ssl -:swims im as-1 w GEORGE HUNT Class Officer, Pres. lg Key Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 43 Tioga County Band 2,33 N, Y, S, S. M. A, Contest l,2,33 SMOKE SIGNALS l,2,3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Math Club 3,43 Student Council 4, Pres. 43 Debate Club 3. PATRICIA JACOBSON Hpatll Marching Band l,2,3,43 French Club 3g Spanish Club 3,43 Girls' Intramurals 2,3,4. CAROL JONES Honor Society 3,4. GARY R. JONES Machinist Club 4, Treas. 4, ROBERT KLOSSNER Kloss J. V. and Varsity Football l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 F. F. A. l, 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Varsity Club 3,4. LELAND F. KOCIAN III-dee!! GARY KUSI-INER Varsity Club 3,43 Varsity Golf 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 2s German Club 4. LYNDON LA GRANGE r1Lynn1 I Boys' Intramurals 2,3. ROBERT JONES 1 !!BOblI Wrestling 33 Spanish Club 3g Future Teachers Club 43 Choral Council 3. CATHERINE KARPEL IIKittyII Football Cheerleader 2,3,4Q G. A. A, 1,23 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 TOM TOM Business Staff 23 N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 3. MARGARET KEEFE IlPeggyIl French Club 2,3,43 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 2,3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. SANDRA ELAINE KIMBLE Sandi N. Y. S, S, M, A. Contest l,2,3,43 Area All-State Chorus 2,43 Area All-State Orchestra 33 N, Y. S. S. M. A, Contest Solo 2, 3,4j N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest String Quartet 33 Tioga County Choir Festival 3,43 Tioga County Orchestra Festival l,2j Girls' Intramurals l,2. I THOMAS LAWSON IlTOmII Track 1,23 J. I-I. S. Club 4, Pres. 4. R. DANIEL LINDSEY llDan1I J. V. and Varsity Football 2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Intramural Basketball 3. VIRGINIA LOCKE I1GinnyI1 1 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,43 Basketball Cheer- leader 2,3,43 Class Sec. lg Choral Council 2,33 Music Award 33 Future Teachers Club 4, Student Teacher 43 Spanish Club , Vice- Pres. 33 TOM TOM Staff l,2,3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 43 Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3g SMOKE SIg3I5lALS Staff 2,3,43 N. Y, S, S, M. A. Contest 1? 7 ' GARY LORD J. V. and Varsity Basketball l,2,33 J. V. and Varsity Baseball l,3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Student Council 43 I-Ionor Society 43 Junior Play Com- mittee 3g Junior Prom Committee 3g Freshman Initiation Committee 4. 3 mmwmmwmmwpmvfwmff JOI-IN MASON JAMES MATSON IIJimIl J. V. and Varsity Football l,2,3,43 J. V. and Varsity Wrestling l,2,3,43 Track 3,41 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Tioga County Choir Festival l,2,33 Wrestling Club 3,4, Treas. 43 Key Club 3,42 I-Ionor Society 43 Senior Play Committee 4. JUDITH ANN MAKOWSKI IIJ'udyII . W American Field Service l,2,3,4, Treas. 43 Dramatics Club 43 Future Teachers Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 43 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 2,3,4, Treas. 33 TOM TOM Staff 33 Junior Play Committee 3g Freshman Initiation Com- mittee 43 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,43 Senior Play Student Director 4. ' JANICE A. MARCI-IEWKA I . French Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 43 American Field Service 2,3,43 Future Teachers Club 3,43 Spanish Club 3g Junior Play Cast 33 Junior Prom Publicity Chairman 33' Senior Play Props Chair- man 43 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,43 Office Assistant 3,43 N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest l,2,3. as SANDRA M. MGRAN Ilsandyll Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g Senior Play Com- mittee 4. HoLLv iv1oRsE Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 1,23 Newspaper Staff l. WILLIAM Nswcoivis Bill J. V. and Varsity Basketball l,2,3,4, Co- Capt. 4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4g Varsity Golf 2,3,4g J. V. Football lg J. V. Baseball lg Honor Society 4g Student Council l,2,3g Junior Prom Committee 3g Commence- ment Usher 3. SHIRLEY NEWMAN Ilshyrlll Girls' Intramurals l . SUSAN MAURER Hsueil Class Officer, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3g Student Council 4g TOM TOM Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Co-Editor 4g Honor Society 4g American Field Service 2,3,4, Pres. 4g Senior Play Cast 45 Freshman Initiation Committee 4g N, 25.2 S. M. A. Contest 1,23 Girls' Intramurals LESLIE ANN MAYBERRY Leslie Honor Society 4g Spanish Club 2,3,4g French Club 3g American Field Service 2,3,4, Treas. 3g Junior Play Cast 3g Folk Dancing Group 1, DAVID L. MINER Dave Varsity Baseball 3. RCDRIGO MOLINA HROdlI Cross Country 4g Student Council 4g American Field Service 4g Spanish Club 4g Key Club 4g Varsity Club 4. S HAROLD NICHOLS F. F, A, l,2,3,4. CHERYL L. NOBLE Sherry TOM TOM Business Staff 4, Office Assistant 4,2 geiuior Play Usher 4, Girls' Intramurals DALE OLMSTEAD IIDa1-ell Football l,2, Track 2,3, Basketball l,2, March- ing Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band l,2,3, Area All- State Chorus and Band l,2,3, All-County Band and Chorus l,2,3,4, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest l,2,3,4, Junior Play Cast 3. ' NANCY PETERS Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3,4, French Club 3, TOM TOM Literary Staff 2,3,4, Science Club -l, Junior Play Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 4, SMO3KE SIGNALS Staff 3,4, Commencement Usher . .wwf WILLIAM PRENTICE NIB-ill!! Spanish Club 3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Senior Play Committee 4. HENRY PREUL German Club 3,4, Senior Play Committee 4, Boys' Intramurals 4. REBECCA ANN PRINGLE nBeCkyr1 Girls' Intramurals 2,3,4, Bowling Capt. 3, Volleyball Co-Capt. 4, Class Officer, Vice- Pres. l, Majorette 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Honor Society 3,4, Treas. 4, Math Club 3,4, Spanish Club 2, American Field Service 2,3,4, Vice- Pres. 4, TOM TOM Literary Staff 4, Freshman Initiation Committee 4. MARIE RADER Girls' Intramurals l, American Field Service 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Comf mittee 4, Junior Play Committee 3. YVONNE RISELY Girls' Intramurals 2,3,4Q Honor Society 4g N, Y, S. S. M, A. Contest 2,3,43 Math Club 43 French Club 2,3,4Q Junior Play Cast 33 Commencement Usher 3g Senior Play Usher 43 Future Teachers Club 3,4, Pres. 4. SUSAN ROBINSON ilsuell Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,43 G. A. A, 43 J. V. and Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4, Capt. 33 Student Council 43 Dramatics Club 4, Treas. 43 Junior Play Usher 33 Senior Play Student Mgr. 43 Junior Prom Queen Attendant 33 Com- mencement Usher 33 Office Assistant 4. LORENA ROOT IIKe11yIl American Field Service 3,4, Sec. 4g Future Teachers Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Student Teacher 4g Girls' Intramurals l,2,3, Officials 'Club 3, Bowling Capt. 33 SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3,4, Feature Reporter 3,4Q N. Y. S. S. M, A, Contest 1,23 Dramatics Club 43 TOM TOM Staff 2,3,4, Head Typist 43 Junior Play Cast and Committee 33 Freshman Initiation Committee 43 Commencement Usher 3. JO ANNE ROUSE IIJOII Girls' Intramurals l,2,33 Tioga County Choir Festival 2,3,43 lst and 2nd Music Awards 2,33 French Club lg Junior Play Committee 33 Junior Prom Committee 3g Office Assistant 43 N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest 2,3,4. CAROLE C. RAFTIS 11RaftyII Football Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Capt. 43 Student Council 3,4, Vice-Pres. 33 I-Ionor Society 43 G. A. A, 1,2,3,4g Senior Play Committee 43 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,43 Junior Play Cast 3g N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest l,2, Choral Council 2g TOM TOM Literary Staff l,2,3,43 American Field Service 3,4, A, F, S. Finalist in Exchange Program 4. J OYCEANN RICHARDSON IlJOdyII Scholastic Art Exhibit 43 Library Assistant 2,3,4Q TOM TOM Business Staff 4. ANITA RIEG Nita Tioga County Choir Festival l,2,3,43 N, Y, S. S. M, A, Contest l,2,3,43 N. Y. S, S, M. A. Solo 2,3,43 N. Y, S. S. M. A. Area All State 3,43 Spanish Club 3,4Q All County Chorus 3,4. BARBARA RILEY IIBaI-bl! Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,43 Dramatics Club 4g French Club 2,3,43 TOM TOM Business Staff l,2,3,43 Junior Play Committee 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play Committee 4. LINDA L. ROWLAND Linny Lou Marching Band 4g Tioga County Orchestra l,2,4, Pres. 4g Math Club 3,43 N. Y. S, S. M. A. Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3,4, Future Teachers Club 3, N. Y, S. S. M, A. Sectionals 3,43 Honor Society 4. JACK RUSSELL ' VANCE L. RUTAN Ilvanll Math Club 3,4, Pres. 4g Key Club 3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Marching Band l,2,3,4, Varsity Football Manager 3,4g Boys' Intramurals 4g Spanish Club l,2,3g Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Boys' State Choir 3. YVONN E SAVARD HRedIl Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Officials Club 2, French Club l,3,4, Pres. 45 American Field Service l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, TOM TOM Business Staff l,2,3g Junior Play Committee 3, Assistant Chairman 3g Junior Prom Com- mittee, Co-Chairman 3g Senior Play Committee, Chairman 4g Freshman Initiation Committee 4g Christmas Program Usher 1,2. WILLIAM T. SCI-IRECK . IlTim!' Marching Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band l,2,3gTioga County Band l,2g N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest l,2,3,4, Science Club lg Senior Play Cast 4g Orchestra 4. LAVERNE SCOTT Ilskipll . F. F. A. 4. ROBERT SI-IAFER IIBObI1 J. V. and Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4g Varsity Club 4, Pres. 43 Tumbling 1,23 Spanish Club 4g Junior Prom Committee . MARY ETTA SI-IAFF l1MaryIl F. HQA. 2. f GARY SOVINSKY Machinists Club 4, Pres. 4g Track 3. HOWARD STEELE mHoWdyU J. V. and Varsity Basketball l,2,3g J. V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Math Club 3,4, Sec. 4g Spanish Club 3g Freshman Initiation Committee 4. MICHAEL STEELE Mike J. V. Basketball l, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 Capt, 4g J. V. and Varsity Baseball l,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4 Student Council 3g Junior Prom Committee 3 RAYMOND STELLA llRayH J. V, and Varsity Football l,2,3g Track l,3g Student Council 2g Junior Play Cast 3. JOYC E SI-IAUGHNESSY F. H. A. 2g SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 43 Senior Play Usher 4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Library Assistant 2. BETHEL E. SHERW OOD l!Beth1I Choral Council 2,3,4g Marching Band l,2,3,4, Treas. 3,4g Junior Play Committee 3g Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g N. Y, S. S. M, A. Contest l,2,3,4g' Tioga County Band Festival 3,4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Honor Society 4g Future 'feiaghers Club 3,4g American Field Service 9 9 94' JOHN SM ARTT JERALD STABLES HJerryH Science Club 3g Spanish Club 2g Key Club 2,3,4g Junior Play Cast 3. LINDA STEWART Girls' Intramurals 2,3,4g Honor Society 4g Spanish Club 4g French Club lj American Field Service 2,3,4g TOM TOM Literary Staff 4g Junior Play Committee 3g Office Assistant 43 Library Assistant l,2g Christmas Program Usher 2,3. PAULINE MARGARET STILES Iipeggyii Girls' Intramurals 3g German Club 3,4g N. Y. S. S. M, A. Contest 1,25 Library Assistant 43 Folk Dancing Group l. DONNA STOCKS Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3, 4, Pres. 45 Senior Play Committee 3. Play Committee 4g Junior LELAND STRAUSS was in at CHARLES A. STRONG Chuck J, V, and Varsity Football 2,3,4g J. V. Basket- ball l,2g J. V. Baseball 2g Intramural Basketball 3,43 Varsity Club 3,4g Key Club 3,43 Senior Play Committee 4. EDWARD SWACKHAMMER Marching Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band '2,4g Tioga' County Chorus 2,3,4g Tioga County Band g N. Y, S. S. M, A. Contest l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3,4g Honor Society 4. CAROL MARIE THOMAS , F. H. A. l,2g Science Club lg TOM TOM Staff 4. LINDA TIC ONC I-IUK A Girls' Intramurals l,2,3g Honor Society 3,43 Vice-Pres. 4, Math Club 3,4g Science Club lg French Club 3g TOM TOM Literary Staff 2,3,4g Junior Play Committee 35 Commence- ment Usher 3. DAVID VAN BUSKIRK HDaVeH Honor Society 3,4g Math Club 3,4g Key Club l,2,3,4g American Field Service 3,4g Student Council l,3g Class Officer, Pres. 4, Freshman Initiation Committee 4g Junior Prom Committee gg dugiior Play Committee 3g Intramural Basket- a . NANCY VAN DE MARK Van De Girls' Intramurals l,2g N, Y, S, S, M. A, Contest 3, Honor Society 4g French Club 2,3,4g TOM TOM Business Staff 2,33 Junior Play Cast 3g Junior Prom Queen Candidate 3g Freshman Initiation Committee 4, SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 3g Commencement Usher 3. ' EDWARD C. VARGASON 1lEdIl 4 . 0 Marching Band l,2. JUDITH ANNE WAITE I!Judy!I Commencement Usher 3g Future Teachers Club 3,43 TOM TOM Literary Staff 4, Senior Play Committee 43 Junior Play Committee 3. CAROL ANN TUTI-ll LL Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g Marching Band l, 2,3,4g N. Y. S. S. M. A. Contest l,2,3,4g Future Teachers Club 35 Spanish Club 3,4g Folk Dancing Group l. TERRY LEE ULRICK Mike Class Officer, Treas. 2, Varsity Club 2,3,4g Key Club 23 J. V. and Varsity Basketball l, 2,3,4, Capt. 2, J. V. Football l,Varsity Football 2,3,4g J. V. Baseball lg Varsity Golf 2,3,4g Junior Play Cast 3, Dance Band l,2. RONNIE D. UPDYKE Down Dike TOM TOM Art Editor 4, Scholastic Art Awards 3,43 J. V, and Varsity Football l,2,3g J. V. and Varsity Wrestling l,2,3g Track 2,3. JANET VALABEK l!J'anetf! Math Club 3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Future Teachers Club 3g American Field Service 2, 3,4g County Chorus 3,4. JOHN WALTERS wait Honor Society 4g TOM TOM Staff 3,4, Co- Assistant Editor 3, Co-Editor 45 J. V. Basket- ball l,2g Choral Council 4, Pres. 4g Class Officer, Vice-Pres. 2, Treas. 3,4g Key Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4g Commencement Usher 3g Track 2g N. Y. S. S. M. A, Contest l,2,3,4. CHUCK WARD Charlie J. V. Football l,2g Varsity Golf 2,3,4g Track 2g Science Club l,2, Pres. 2g Junior Play Cast 3g Boys' Intramurals l,2,3,4. NANCY E. WATKINS Spanish Club l,2g TOM TOM Literary Staff l,2g Junior Play Committee 3g Folk Dancing Group lg Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4. CAROL WEITSMAN Weits Honor Society 3,4g Junior Prom Queen 3g J, V, and Varsity Basketball Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Capt. 2g Student Council 35 G. A. A. l,3,4g Class Officer, Sec. 4g Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g Junior Play Cast 3g Senior Play Cast 4. PAUL WHITMORE YlSk-ip!! F. F. A. 4. ROBERT WIGGINS I1BObH Machinist Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4. LOUISE WINTERS EDGAR WOLF F . ilskipil J. V. and Varsity Football l,2,3,4g Track l, 2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4g Choral Council 3,4g Boys' Intramurals 4. MARY WOVKULICI-I I!Mayryll J, V, and Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Capt. 4g G. A. A. 2g N. Y. S. S. M. A. Area All-State Chorus 4g All-County Chorus Festival 3,43 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g N. Y. S. S. M. A. Choral Contest l,2,3,4g SMOKE SIGNALS Staff 4g Choral Council 4, Vice- Pres.-Treas. 4. MARY RUTH WYKA Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g Marching Band l, 2,43 Tioga County Choir Festival l,2,3,4g N. Y. S. S. M, A. Contest l,2,3,4g N, Y, S. S. M. A, Solo 3g Senior Play Cast 4g Junior Play Usher 35 Christmas Program Usher 3,4. DONALD YOUELLS YIDOHIY Cross Country lg Boys' Intramurals 3. KAREN YOUNGS Youngs ie Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g Marching Band l, 2,3g French Club l,2,3,4g TOM TOM Business Staff l,2,3,4g Junior Play Usher 3g Junior Prom Committee 3g N, Y. S, S. M. A. Contest l,2,3,4g Senior Play Usher 43 Junior Ring Committee 3. Semfw Az 70046 and Swim ,Q-iz Pau, I W 7 V P mam For the second year in a row the Class of '65 was named the winner of the Christmas Dec- oration Contest. The Junior class added Christmas spirit by selling carnations and roses for the Christmas party. Under the leadership of President Alan Britten, the class sponsored several bake sales, dances, and flower sales. The class ran the concession stand at dances and basketball games. Everyone worked hard to make the Junior prom and the Junior play the successes they Were. In the spring several of the Juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. The school can be extremely proud of the Class of '65. mm Elma Officow FRONT ROW: Left tO Right, A. Britten, Pres.gT. Shear, Vice Preszg K. Manchester, Treas.g B. Sauerbrey, Sec. qfommoom 5f7 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, P. Fidurski N. Dewing, A. Denijs, D. Fisher, N Ellis. ROW TWO: C. Duff, J. Fuller F. Field, C. Franklin. ROW THREE W. Davis, D. Deuel, G. Fox, R. Gardner G. Dumphy, G. Faucett. qfamefwam 275 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, N. Tuttle, L. Stocks, E, Tracy, S. Smith, K. Stanton, R. Stella, M. Stam. ROW TWO: J. Signor, M. Tyrrell, D. Tinkham, J. Strong, D. Stats, C. Spencer, A. Simielo. ROW THREE: G. Stark, L. Stone, J. Torbert, D. Spear, S. Shumway. ROW FOUR: K. Smith, K. Turner, C. Tappan, C. Truman, D. Ulrick, W. Slick. Wfammoom 273 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Vance, G. Vrooman, K. VanRiper,C. Wheeler, M. Wright, M.A. Williams, K. Woods. ROW TWO: G. Wiesel, M. Waterman, L. Wunder, B. Wood, J. Woods, N. Wheeler, E., Wagner. ROW THREE: R. Whitaker, R. White, J. Van Kuren, A. Whitaker, M. Van de Mark, R. Van de Mark, D. Van Gorden. ROW FOUR: G. Ward, G. Voerman, G. Vlasak, D. Van Buskirk, J. Van Ness, D. Van Patten. Wammam 509 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, B. Sauerbrey, C. Schweizer, L. Searles, N. Shultz, K. Short, G. Randall, S. Reynolds. ROW TWO: D. Salico, D. Seely, J. Russell, L. Schneider, M. Rockwell, A. Rudin, W. Richards.ROW THREE: R. Rouse, D. Seward, C. Sherwood, L. Schmidt, A, Rudin, G. Rhodes. ROW FOUR: S. Savacool, D. Shirkey, G. Root, T, Shear, D. Reynolds, G. Russell, L. Rider. qfommaam 571 FRONT ROW Left to Ri ht G Pierson, : g , . M. Nickse, G. Maurer,T. Montgomery C. Morse, B. Mead, E. Moitzfield ROW TWO: M. Purtell, M. Pistolese B. May, D. Marchewka, D. Pierce K. Pabis, E. Perry. ROW THREE D. Nickels, J. Miller, T. Morris R. Pettis, R. Meyer, J. Morris, C Mosher. ROW FOUR: R. Petzold, J Merrill, H. Motter, G. Phelps, L: Patterson, R. Miller, R. Middendorf N 2 'E S w S aw..f aww- mm,wmRRwmwwxvsxmsNwsm m :.ieiQf -Q X ,X -was-www... 'Zfamezoom 572 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, P. Bradley, C. Bensley, J. Bircher, D. Baker C. Blend, P. Beauter, K. Bernard ROW TWO: J. Brainard, G. Avery A. Britten, D. Brani, T. Brigode, R Austin. ROW THREE: B. Bankston M. Beebe, G. Balshuweit, S. Baker J, Barrett. ROW FOUR: J. Ballard R. Biehl. Wmomam 574 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, N. Card, B. Crawford, K. Cook, K. Brown, D. Bundy, C. Connelly, C. Callear. ROW TWO: D. Dance, N. Davis, C. Davis, J, Card, A. Bryant, W. Cowan, P. Campbell. ROW THREE: C. Carter, L.K. Clark, K.F. Clark, R. Cornell, J. Coles. ROW FOUR: P. Bush, R. Congdon, J. Crannell. qfammom 575' FRONT ROW: Left toRight, L. Kennedy, S. Hughes, C. Lemburg, M. Jacobs, K. Manchester, S. Marble, A. Jessup. ROW TWO: D. Jackson, L. Livingston, N. Mc Gavin, L. Knox, M. Knight, H. Knox. ROW THREE: M. Lee B. Kassapian, J. Mc Mahon, S. Jones, B. Klossner. ROW FOUR: J. Kimball, R. Lee, N. La Montagne, T. Kelley, E, Kuhlman. ROW FIVE: R. Kuenzli, M. Lydon, A. Johnson, W. Jarvis. 'Zfammoom 575 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, G. Hall, C. Hilker, D. Harris, R. Hollenbeck, P. Hart, D. Getzke, S. Gibson. ROW TWO: E. Hubbard, N. Hilton,G. Harders, B. Graves, J. Hofmeister, E. Howe. ROW THREE: D. Gowe, J. Holgate, K, Houtz, M, Hafer, D. Harders. ROW FOUR: D. Hanbury, P. Gillette, C. Hogan, R. Howell, T. Goodrich. What our Freshmen won't go through! Time for spring cleaning, methinks. Caught her dirty handed! Some bugs don't hibernate for the winter Sap4aawae66a440ff6eew FRONT ROW Left to Right P Harbst, Treas., C. Hoover, Vice-Pres., L. Jones, Sec., D Jones Pres ROW TWO Miss Boulas, Advisor, Mr. Macey, Advisor. The Class of '66 experienced a productive and enjoyable year. The main objectives of the staunch sophomores were self-improvement and betterment of the school. The active group sponsored a school- wide dress-up day and flower sale as well asa record hop and the sale of sweatshirts. These projects will help finance the prom and other class activities in the junior year. qfamewom 308' FRONT ROW Left to Right, N. Clark, I... Denijs, J. Clark, R. Dunham, S. Carlson, E. Craven. i Cafferty, F. Davis, V. Burch. ROW TWO: D. Colton, F. Curtis, D. Canavan, R. Covello, G. Dolinich, K. Cox. ROW THREE: G. Day, M. David, D. Cordi, D. Canavan, M. Chandler, D. Combie. ROW FOUR: J. Crawford, G. Cox, W. Depew, D. qfommoom 370 FRoNT Row- Left to Right, H Bri gs S. Brown, N. .Brown, B. Aton, Abgey: D. Briggs, P. Allyn. ROW TWO: A Brainard, S. Buckley, H. Boyd,D. Ahonen, R. Balshuweit, M. Bartlett, C. Brister C. Beal. ROW THREE: R. Ackerman R. Ayers, S. Bidwell, F. Bensley, E Bidwell, D. Bogart. ROW FOUR: F Borrman, H. Breon. Wamozoom 405 FRONT ROW' Left tO Ri 'ht L Morris - g Q - 7 C. Montgomery, M. Manchester, D. Mathews, L. Luis, B. Mattison, J. Monk. ROW TWO: G. Mosher, L. Lurcock, C. Lord, C. Knight, P. Kwiatkowski, K. Mead, D. Moshier. ROW THREE: K. Marble, D. Konzal, R. Mason, C. Morse, F. Mc Tamney. R Womezoom 506 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, M. Floyd, B. Grover, G. Gardner, M. Gibson, K. Espe, C. Goodenough, M. Ford. ROW TWO: S. Hall, G. Ganong, J. Grow, D. Ewain, D. Galpin, C. Fitts. ROW THREE: T. Frenzel, S. Erickson, C, Hakes, E, Floyd, R. Goodenough, qfamewom 405' FRONT ROW Left to Right M Harders P H111 J Hlckok D udge A Johns M C1mball R Harrington ROW T A Hollenbeck D Keefe C Johnsto H over L Jones E Head D Homi ROW THREE R Harvey S Harris Hills G Housen P Harbst R Hauv ROW FOUR D Johnson D Jones D H1x qfommoom 406 FRONT ROW: Left toRight, J. Winslow, P. Vance, F. Van Housen, J. Turner, D. Van Patten, N. Whitney, V. Van Housen. ROW TWO: D. Zimmer, S. Wolcott, D. Wyka, B. Vargason, R. Waite, L. Valenta, P. Ward., ROW THREE: J. White, B. White, J. Walsh, D. Weber, J. Whitt. ROW FOUR: A. Wagner, R. Watkins, D. Whitaker, D. Wright. Wmomom 407 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Perry, C. Pierce, S. O'Hara, K. Randall, K. Pedro, B. Parker, T. Pierce. ROW TWO: P. Pringle,H. Perkins,P.Raftis, M. Orzol, J. Patterson, M. Pabis. ROW THREE: D. Purtell, J. Philpott, T. Nickels, T. Revak, J. Northrop, ROW FOUR: D. O'Connell,R. O'Connor, W. O'Connell, G. Parker, N. Newkirk. qfamewom 402 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, M. Stahl, T. Simons, H. Stedman, J. Thomas, D. Tiffany, J. Stanton, G. Stocum. ROW TWO: B. Szlucha, T. Slocum, C. Teague, M. Truman, S. Strait, B. Snyder. ROW THREE: M. Tilly, G. Sterling, J. Stephens, G. Smith, M. Spencer, J. Simielo. ROW FOUR: G. Stella, P. Stewart, D. Thomas, J. Smith, K. Tripp. Wamefwom 410 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, A. Riley, C. Sehringer, D. Root, J. Russell, R. Schmitt, L. Short, C. Seymour. ROW TWO: H. Robinson, S. Sherwood, T. Rubin, P. Rowland, D. Scheinder, W. Shepardson, K. Russell. ROW THREE: R. Russell, P. Short, R. Seefried, J. Shirley, T. Short, D. Rummel. i A typical period at the lib! The queen's royal bearer Spanish Club Casanova 'Wow S Enjoying a little refreshment at half-time 7ze45mau6!a440ff6cm4 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, W. Dwyer, Treas.g B. Van de Mark, Pres., G. Deuel, Vice Pres. ROW TWO: Miss McHeffey, Advisor, Mr. Malstedt, Advisor. 7 When the freshmen turned the golden key to enter the doors of O. F. A., they did so with enthusiasm. Then came initiation. Although this ordeal left them humble and discouraged, their spirits soon improved as they participated in school activities and became adjusted to the new surroundings. Their spirit is making O, F. A. proud of the Class of '67, Wwamom 507 FRONT -ROW: Left to Right, C. Benjamin, D. Anthony, A. Besanson, C. Biddle, L. Bundy, D. Bedell, L. Bryant. ROW TWO: D. Bensley, S. Buck, .K. Bartow, S. Brani, D. Bates, S. Anderson, J. Bingham.ROW THREE: C. Allen, J. Angel, E. Burger, A. Best, J. Avery. ROW FOUR: J. Beardslee, R. Burns, J. Burdick, R. Bills, K. Bradley, D. Aikens. Wonmwm 307 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, B. Floyd, L. Dochte,r, D. Duff, K. Faber, P. Griffiths, K. Fuller, S. Downs. ROW TWO: K. Fiester, L. Edsall, S. Espe, G. Fox, D. Dingman, P. Fitch, T. Dolinich, Y. Gardner. ROW THREE: D. Franklin, K. Easton, R. Fox, W. Dwyer, A. Fargnoli, D, Gillette, A. Eggleston. ROW FOUR: S. Drake, C. Eckenrode, J. Fuller, D. Ellis. Wamezoam 577 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, K, McAllister, L. Lunn, L. Lanspery, H. Loomis, A. Kuenzli, K. Kolanda, P. Livengood. ROW TWO: G. Mc Cue, W. Kuhlman, C. Lohmeyer, J. Kwiatkowski, B. Ladd, J. LaGrange. ROW THREE: D. Kinney, T. Lull, G. Keyes, D. Lanspery, J. Lohmeyer, R. Jost. Wammoam 305 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, D. Deming, R. Collins, C. Davis, K. Davis, E. Dance, G. De Witt, P. Cronk. ROW TWO: B. Cafferty, R. Card, T. Conti, D. De Pew, J. Cavataio, F. Crandall. ROW THREE: T. Del Cano, T. Clark, D. Cardone, J. Campbell, L. Cole, J. Cole. ROW FOUR: C. Callear, D. Burrell, D. Cornett, G. Deuel, D. Colburn. Q Q 51, sl, g.. g.. qfouwzoom 507 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, K. Hix, J. Hall, R. Hooker, D. Hibbard, D. Jarvis, C. Hamlin. ROW TWO: J. Johnson, J. Hunt, K. Ingersoll, S. Harmon, S. Hill, D. I-lonnick, D. Howe. ROW THREE: E. Hoyt, J. Howe,-J. Hilton, R. Harrison, C. Groats, J. Groats. Fa Wammoom 312 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, L. Wasko, D. Wakefield, A. Ward, J. Updyke, P. Voznick, B. Winters, B. Westover. ROW TWO: D. Watkins, D. Vargason, B. Van de Mark, D. Woloch,D. Walker, L, Welch, P, Weber, T, Walsh. ROW THREE: W. Totten, R. Westover, C. Truesdail, F. Woodard, D. Wolcott, K. Whitt. ROW FOUR: F. Wales, D. Vrooman, R. Tucker, T. Tracy, G. Youells, M. Vlasak, C. Vanderburg. gfamozoom 514 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C Ticonchuk, S. Stevens, P. Stocks, M Stahl, B.J. Slick, N. Steenburg, B Smartt. ROW TWO: J. Stimick, S Stark, B. Steele, P. Stiles, M. Sibley C. Stinard, T. Smith. ROW THREE J. Tackley, J. Smith, J. Shumway G. Struble, J. Snyder. ROW FOUR S. Spaulding, G. Stewart, D. Talbot, E. Stam, D. Sloat, B. Storm, L. Smith. .swims-k+ xfmmws1Rxkui m pulse so - ilu .l qfammoom 373 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, S. Mc Govern, E. Rakestraw, P. Nickels . Pitkin, N. Marks, P. Megivern . Moyer. ROW TWO: L. Pierson . Miller, N. Middaugh, M. Pierce . Relyea, S. Macdonald, L. Payne Z'TllIJF' E. Meade. ROW THREE: D. Patton J. Mayberry, G. Purtell, D. Padgett P. Rhodes, M. Ostrander. ROW FOUR D. Mosher, D. Meyerman, D. Pierce ffl . Phelps, K. O'Hara, J. Mc Millan qfommom 376 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, L. Richards, J. Searles, J. Savacool, J. Rudin, E.J. Schmidt, A. Shirley, E. Rollins. ROW TWO: E. Scholl, A. Rider, S. Romich, V. Rossen, S. Shultz, J. Shields, D. Shear. ROW THREE: J. Robinson, W. Shattuck, G. Short, C. Schmitt, B. Shaff, A. Robinson. ROW FOUR: J. Shortino, G. Shirkey, S. Sackett, C. Schweizer. A 5.1. Zaye' 6404444 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J, Walsh, L. Hyde, J. D. Thomas. ROW THREE: R. Cornell, S. Erickson, I-Ianer, T. Del Cano, D. Combie, Mr. Davye. ROW R. Tucker, D. Pearce. ROW FOUR: G. Forsyth, T, TWO: R. Waite, R, Lyons, R. Newman, J. Kimball, Simons, J. Crannell. Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus I Qbegin- nersj and Girls' Chorus ll qadvanced stu- dentsj are opened to any member of the student body who is interested in singing. Because of the large enrollment this year, Girls' Chorus ll had to be divided into two rehearsal groups which were later combined for major concerts. As in previous years, the three choruses took part in the December, March, and May concerts. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, B. Sherwood, Sec.: J. Walters, Pres.: M. Wovkulich Vice Pres.-Treas. ROW TWO: C. Morse, J. Fuller, B. Kassapian, J, Winslow, J Kimball, D. Mathews. , r FRONT ROW: Left to Right, S. Gibson, N. Davis,K Fuller, D. Galpin, S. Strait, C. Spencer, J. Shaughnessy, J. Winslow, C. Bensley, L. Jones, S. Kimble, M. DuVarney S. Anderson, M. Lee, C. Stewart, K. Russell, S. Reynolds Mr. Davye. ROW TWO: N. Van De Mark, A. Bryant A. Rieg, C. Hoover, D Dwyer, M. Knight, C Callear B. Kloepper, H. Perkins,'L. Luis, S. Marble,A, Hollenbeck, D. Honnick, J. Perry, J. Rouse, K. Pabis. ROW THREE I ll M. Wright, R. Anderson, M. Tripp, B. Graves, M. Truman D. Keefe, S. Grant, C. Searles, M. Raftis, D. Judge, M Orzol, J. Hickok, M. Manchester, E. Howe, P. Hart L. Albro, L. Wunder. ROW FOUR: D. Mathews, M. Pabis V. Vanhousen, D. Root, C. Montgomery, L. Moses, J Wylie, P. Stiles, K. Randall, S. Buckley, I-I. Boyd,M Waterman, C. Jones, M. Wyka, M. Kimball, S. Hughes C. Wheeler, J. Turner. gfizldfefofzltdl FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C.. Vargason, P. Livengood, D. Franklin, D. Bates, P. Ward, G. McCue, T. Pierce, E. Rollins, P. Bradley, N. Marks, L. Payne, M. Stahl, E. Rakestraw, K. Feister, B. Slick, Mr. Davye. ROW TWO: B. Winters, P. Griffiths, J. Patterson, F. Miller, C. Ticonchuk, J. Searles, M. Ward, B. Van De Mark, L. Dochter, L. L L. Dochter, L. Lurcock, N. Steenburg, J. Fuller, Choral Council, P. Weber, M. Sibley, P. Vance. ROW THREE: K. 'Mead, D. Bedell, N. Middaugh, P. Stiles, F. Van Housen, D. Anthony, D. Duff, N. Relyea, S. Shultz, P. Allyn, C. Morse, Choral Council, J. Brainard, C. Stinard, D. Walker. C Emceztdiowa FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Y. Gardner, D. Galpin, E. Swackhammer, M. Wovkulich, D. Salico, M. Tyrell T. Morris, J. Valabek, E. McCullough, M. Lee, P. Rowland J. Rouse, J. Walters, Pres., M. Wovkulichg Vice-Pres. Mr. Davye. ROW TWO: Y. Risely, A. Rieg, M. Pistolese R. Biehl, S. Kimble, J. Kimball, J. Waite, D. I-libbard B. Wood, D. Bennett, L. Howe, C. Davis, B. Sherwood Sec., M. Wolcott, K. Manchester.ROW THREE: P. Fudurski J. Crannell, A. Johnson, R. Jones, D. I-Iibbard,D. Olmstead J. Hofmeister, N. Newkirk, M. Wyka, T. Frenzel, D Getzke, C. Randall, G. Maurer. Hansen! 77Za7haezZee Concert Chorus this year was much smaller than it had been in several previous years. However, because auditions are nec- essary for membership, the chorus main- tained its usual high quality in musicianship. Again this year the group took part in the county Vocal Festival, the N.Y.S.S.M.A. contest, and the Christmas, March, and May concerts. Also, various ensembles sang for church and service groups in the vicinity. KNEELING: Left to Right, N. Darrah. STANDING: P. Pringle, C. Hilton, K. Davis, R. Pringle, H. Perkins. to the school spirit Wiczyivzezftea Despite the weather, which varied fron broiling heat to freezing snow, the ma Jorette' gave many fine performances at the footbal games. In addition to twirling at the games they also entertained at several concerts The students feel that these girls add mucl Zeadafg gmac! FRONT ROW Left to Right D Jarvis B. Aton, J. T. Pierce, C. Eckenrode, S. Buck. ROW TWO Mr Hunt T Tracy K Knight E Rakestraw Y. Gardner, Keagle. The Reading and Concert Bands, under the direction of Mr. Keagle, have delighted everyone with their performances. Reading Band was formed this year to give beginning students the chance to learn technique and to gain the skill necessary for playing in Concert Band. Concert Band participated in the contest which the New York State School of Music Association holds every May. Both bands appeared in the Christmas, March, and May Concerts held at the Owego Free Academy. Konami FRONT ROW: Left to Right, G. Hunt, D. Brani, P. Jacobson, C. Tuttle, K. Faber, E. Tracy, B. Sherwood, B. Kloepper, J. Johnson, L. Searles, B. Mead, N. Newkirk,C. Schweizer. ROW TWO: J. Vance, M. Lee, D. Tinkarn, H. Knox, M. Wyka, W. Slick, J. Stimik, P. Stewart, G. Rhodes, C. Pierce, K. Houtz, E. Swackhammer, L, Rowland, R. Ackerman, R. Petzold, R. Watkins. ROW THREE: A. Feud Brainard, D. Hibbard, D. Ahonen, K. Fuller, C. Sehringer K. Gillette, W, Bankston, R. Wyka, J. Thomas, J. Van Ness J. Loomis, D. Hibbard, D. Salico, W. O'Connell, K. Turner L. Schneider, D. Olmstead, A. Britten. ROW FOUR: V Rutan, H. Breon, D. Grant, D. Gowe, W. Schreck, Mr Keagle. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, L. Rowland, S. Kimble, T. Swackhammer, H. Livingston, R. Watkins, J. Thomas, D. Slocum, M. TriPP, L. Schneider, M. Wolcott. ROW TWO: R. Biehl, F. Van I-Iousen, D. Tinkham, D. Hibbard, A. Johnson, B. Kloepper, J. Fuller, B. Sherwood, Under the direction of Mr. Keagle, the eighteen members of the O.F.A. Dance Band worked hard not only rehearsing twice a week but also preparing programs for several functions. The Band played at the Student Council Christmas party and did special numbers for both the March and May concerts, given by the music depart- I'1'1S1'1f. Dance Zane! Although the orchestra became even smaller this year, it participated in the usual activities--the Christmas Concert, the March and May Concerts, State Contest and Commencement Exercises. The orches- tra, under the direction of Mr. George Dick, also performed in the elementary schools this year. Hibbard, R. Jost, N. Newkirk. ROW THREE: B. Wood, E Mr. Keagle, W. Schreck, H. Loomis, S. Hill. ' l Q 0 l l I Dance Zend l FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Loomis, R, Petzold, R, Watkins, J. Van Ness, D. Colburn, C. Eckenrode. ROW TWO: B. Wood, E- McCullough, L. Schneider, K. I-Ioutz, E, Swackhammer, J l Thomas, D. Hibbard, R. wyka. Row THREE: R. Tucker N l Newkirk, K. Turner, H. Loomis, Mr. Keagle. , 1 60 1 5 1 1 N I Dfwzamtdcdf 61:45 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, R. Cheresnowsky, K. Donnelly, P. Fidurski, J. Makowski, G. Maurer, Vice Pres.: S Grant, Sec.: S. Robinson, Treas. D. Root, N. Shultz ROW TWO: D. Baker, S. Stark, J. Bevan, K. Fuller, W Cowan, M. Nickse, M. Rockwell, P. Ward, H. Robinson 74a Omega Scene Stecziew ROW THREE: K. Mead, L. Bundy, P. Ford, L. Wasko D. Wakefield, S. Brani, L. Pitkin, N. Marks. ROW FOUR B. Ladd, S. I-Iill, I-l. Knox, N. Relyea, D. Hibbard,N Lamontagne, M. Donnelly, J. Grow. The Owego Scene Stealers, a new club at O.F.A., struggled with the preliminaries of organization with which every new club is confronted. After much discussion and a few arguments, the club adopted its constitution, then prepared its first dramatic production. The club not only provides fun for the students but also gives them a chance to gain experience in dramatics. Dfmmalrlca 61:45 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, A. Robinson, A. Johnson, Paine, J. Patterson, J. Savacool. ROW THREE: P. Stiles D. Duff, F. Davis, L. Root, J. Carter, G. Fox, C. Benjamin, B.J. Slick, P, Vance, N. Shultz, K. Faber, J. Wood, N J. Kimball. ROW TWO: C. Knight, A. Shirley, F. Fields, Mc Gavin, A. Jessup, V. Rossen. C. Cafferty, L. Livingston, C. Callear, B. Riley, L. t Www Society FRONT ROW: Left to Right, D. Deuel, S. Maurer N. Peters, Sec.g A. Beardslee, Pres., L. Ticonchuk Vice-Pres.g R. Pringle, Treas.3 Miss Rosenburg: Advisor. ROW TWO: L. Stewart, L. Brown, C. Raftis N. Van De Mark, Y. Risely, N. Guile, C. Weitsman The National Honor Society is an organization much admired at O. F,A, Qualifications for membership include a high scholastic average and participation in extra-curric- ular activities. ln order for a junior to attain membership, he must have a 90 per cent average or above. Seniors are required to have an 85 per cent average. Last November the Honor Society inducted eighteen new seniors. In May it took in juniors and more seniors. The Honor Society has been urged to perform more services, and under the guidance of Miss Rosenberg, has undertaken several projects to accomplish this aim. ROW THREE: R. Anderson, L. Rowland, N. Bean, C Jones, J. Flavin, J. Valabek, B. Sherwood, L. Mayberry ROW FOUR: E. Swackhammer, J. Walters, J. Matson W. Newcomb, V. Rutan, D. Van Buskirk, G. Lord, P Bankston. C2muguz 7962 :49?UZz 72 ' Www Sacddq Hanan f I SN Key 66:45 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, W. Newcomb, H. Steele, A. Britten, D. Van Buskirk, Vice Pres.: M. Steele, Pres.: G. Hunt, Sec.: J. Walters, Treas.: T. Goodrich, D. Van Patten. ROW TWO: P. I-Iarbst, D. Van Buskirk, V. Rutan,R. Golden,R. Dunham, E. Wolfe, A, Whitaker, Mr. Reppert, Advisor. ROW THREE: R. Ackerman, M, Beebe,T. Shear, R. Molina, J. Barto, G. Root, G. Stocum, P. Bankston. ROW FOUR: A. Johnson, C. Strong, G. Ward, J. Thomas, H. Motter, J. Matson, G. Stables, H. Stedman, A. Hammes. The objectives of the Kiwanis sponsored Key Clublnternational include development of initiative and leadership, service to school and community, and preparation for useful citizenship. The members of Key Club have prac- ticed these worthwhile objectives by carrying out many projects of service throughout the year. The Future Teachers' Club, under the direction of Mr. Schaunbacher, tries to promote interest in the teach- ing profession. Through F.T. A, boys and girls discuss the basic elements of teach- ing and gain pertinent 'knowl- edge of this worthwhile career. This year some of our senior members acted as student teachers in the area schools. Keg 61445 ?az'wze These boys are to be congratulat- v 6 ed for their fine leadership. 7uz'me 'feacdew of Ameda FRONT ROW: Left to Right, M. Tyrell, N. Tuttle, D. Camp, Sec.- Treas.: Y. Risely, Pres.: L. Root, Vice-Pres.: N. Guile, N. Shultz, K. Cook, A. Denijs. ROW TWO: M. Lee, J. Makowski, D. Deuel, M. Golden, V. Locke, N. Boland, B. Sherwood, J. Waite, M. Purtell, M. Williams. ROW THREE: R. Anderson, J. Marchewka, N. Mc Gavin, M. Stam, L. Livingston, J. Hofmeister,S. Smith, J. Russell, G. Lemberg, L. Kennedy. ROW FOUR: H. Knox, A. Jessup, D. Mullen, M. Donnelly, S. Savacool, T. Kelly, R. Jones. 63 Two worthwhile groups which are very busy but rarely receive recognition are the Library Assistants and the Audio Visual Aids group. The Library Assistants help Mr. Scheimberg, the librarian, by cataloguing books, stamping cards and putting books back on the shelves. The Audio Visual Aids group consists of the boys who, under the direc- tion of Mr. McVannon, run the movie projectors and keep the machines in good order. Since both groups give much time to help others in the school, they are to be commended highly for their fine services. Jada-Wand ,460 LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Rhodes, S. Spaulding, Mr. McVannan, advisor, R. Goodenough, P. Whitmore. Jada' Warm! ada Zdhmq 14 Awww Hmmm FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Bates, P. Godfrey, Lohmeyer. ROW THREE: J. White, J. Richardson, K. Donnelly, V. Van Housen, K. Darnell, P. Nickels, J. Biehl, B. Graves, W. O'Connel1, A. Jessup, J. D. Mathews. ROW TWO: D. Van Patten, V. Burch, Kimball. R. Barnhart, N. Brown, C. Goodnough, M. Pabis, J. ?'zem:4 Zia! FRONT ROW: Left to Right, N. Marks, D. Pierce, K. Randall, C. Schweizer, N. Shultz, Vice-Pres.: Y. Savard, Pres.g J. Marchewka, Sec.: Y. Risely, Treats.: A. Jessup, D. Root. ROW TWO: J. Angel, C. Seymour, N. Van De Mark, E, Tracy, R. Hollen eck, C. Pierce, D. Van Patton, C. Beal, J. Fuller, G. Mc Cue, F. Miller, S. Jones, J. Flavin, S. Anderson, J. Updyke, A. Robinson. ROW THREE: L. Brown, C, Hilton, M, Keefe, C. Duff, M. Waterman, M. Nickse, L. Knox, ?zeac4 5 French trip, Mardi Gras, culture-these are familiar terms to members of the French Club. Pourquoi gvhyj? The answer is that the purpose of t e French Club is to give its members an idea of the type of life led by the French. In order to achieve that purpose, the club sponsors an annual trip to a place having French atmosphere. The trip is open to senior members only, but everyone helps in the various moneymaking projects to make the tour possible. There are bake sales, car-washes and, of course, the Mardi Gras. Smm FRONT ROWf Left to Right, A. Rieg, R. Austin, S. Smith, R. Golden, Vice Pres.g D. Stocks, Pres.: N. Boland, Sec., D. Camp, Treas.g C. Jones, N. Dewing, H. Knox. ROW TWO: K. Manchester, S, Hryskanich, L. Stewart, C. Davis, N. Hilton, J. Makowski, M. Golden, D, Marchewka, M. Lee, J. Hogan, N. Darrah, N. Guile, M. Wovkulich. ROW THREE: N. Tuttle. C. D. Walker, D. Judge, N. Middaugh, K. Faber, J. Strong, A. Denijs, B. Mattison, K. Gregory. ROW FOUR: K, Cook, M. Knight, K. Young, P. Kwiatkowski, K. Bernard, M. Gibson, K. Espe, J. Russell, D. Baker, A, Bryant, S. Stark, P. Livingood, C. -Golden, M, Raftis, B, Riley, D. Tinkham, A. Shirley. ROW FIVE: S. Shultz, M. Donnelly, J. Beihl, A. Hammes, T. Morris, D. Thomas, D. Van Patton, Historian, V. Rossen. Spend! 5 This year has been a very successful one for the Spanish club. Because its member- ship almost doubled, the seiiors and senoritas were able to carry out many projects to pay for their annual banquet. Besides earning money, they had some interesting programs at their meetings. Mrs. Martin, the advisor, showed pictures which she took during her last visit to Spain. Also, Rodrigo Molina, an A.F.S. student, told the group about the customs of his native land. All these activities made the 1963-1964 year a most profitable and enjoyable one. Zia! Tuthill, F. Field, P. Jacobson, M. Truman, D. Galpin, M. Colton, J. Carter, L, Morris, M, Kimball, L Kennedy. ROW FOUR: L. Searles, R. Molina, W. Prentice D. Grant, R. Shafer, M. Chandler, D. Bundy, L. Mayberry. ROW FIVE: T. Shear, J. Van Ness, W, Hanbury,T Goodrich, D. Purtell, E. Swackhammer. 7 kws-mwi1suQmQ1u ws.sswummssam .iu-sm s 1Mwmss4uQ.a.i w imsmm,skw sks swmwMvQw FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. Raftis, A. Beardslee, H. Stedman, Swim: Treas.g D. Van Buskirk, Vice-Pres.: E. Tracy, Sec.: D. Franklin. ROW TWO: D. Deuel, H. Perkins, G. Lord, C. Randall, S. Hryskanich. ROW THREE: J. Russell, M. Manchester, S. Maurer, S. Robinson, S. Jones. ROW FOUR: G. Root, M. Beebe, D. O'Connel1, R. Molina. The purpose of the Math Club is to increase student interest in mathematics. Each month a specific area of math, one not normally touched on in class, is dis- cussed. ln this way its members, under the guidance of Mr. Witinski, have a fuller understanding and a deeper knowledge of mathematics. To put this knowledge to use, many members attend Mathletes. These contests, held at various schools, test members' math ability against that of students from different schools. These contests and the discussions held at the meetings make Math Club a most interesting and challeng- ing organization. This year can truly be called a busy one for the Student Council. For the pleasure of the students, the Council sponsored a Christmas program, a talent show, four paid assemblies, and Coles All Star Circus, presented late in February. ln the spring they played host to District Xl Student Councils at which time new district officers were elected. Another business of the council was to institute a suggestion and grievance day. On this day anyone who had a complaint could attend the Council meeting and make his suggestion. This year's Council has been profuse in its contributions to O,F,A. 776414 wma ew: FRONT ROW: Left to Right, L. Ticonchuk, N, Peters, A. Beardslee, D. Deuel, N. 6446 Bean. ROW TWO: J. Flavin, J. Valabek, L. Rowland, Y. Risely, R. Pringle. ROW THREE: H. Steele, G. Hunt, P. Bankston, D. Van Buskirk, V. Rutan. pwmgaa FRONT ROW: Left to Right, F. Boerman, K Vice Pres., D. Fisher, Pres., P. Stiles, Sec., P. Hart, Treas.g Mr. Wasyliw, Advisor. ROW TWO: J. Stephens, S. O'Hara, G, Fox, C, Vrooman, C. Sehringer, R. Watkins. ROW The goal of the Machinist Club, organized in 1951, is to gain more knowledge in the use of tools and machines. Every year the members, with the help of Mr. Andrews, learn to work with precision machines and to improve their machine skill. To have a better idea of what is expected in industry, they take field trips to various plants and sho s in the Southern Tier. The Machinist Clug, however, is not all work with no play. The members frequently have parties with lots of goodies. Madam glad THREE: K. Cox, B. Klossner, P. Nichols, L. Wunder, C. Lemberg, C. Wheeler. ROW FOURE J. White, J, Smith, T. Frenzel, C. Schweizer, D. Hix, R. Whitaker. Although German Club is a newly- organized group, club members have become very active. At their meetings they ful- filled their purpose of bringing German culture to the students by having guests who showed them slides and movies of Germany. Also they learned many German songs and carols. Next year they plan more extensive programs along cultural lines. RONT ROW: Left to Right, G. Sovinsky, L. Anthony, J. Patters , ROW THREE. - Wiggins, P- Ra11dO, G. Jones, Mr. Andrews, Smartt, E, Bidwell, J. Ruggell, F, Hall. ' J' W , dvisor. ROW TWO: R. Allis. T. Rachman. mummwk iwwikmx q 1. .. . Q iam-nsmmuwmnumwwx -ssseam.ftmimwiwr-mx x Qnsmw wtsm.wmtmaumnnm-ssmuuxwnumut : s my mamma: Science 66245 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, S. Strait, C. Montgomery, B. Mattison, Treas.g B. Kloepper, L. Luis, C. Sehringer, A, Johnson, C, Hoover, Sec.g S. Stark. ROW TWO: J. Winslow, P. Pringle, P. Rowland, D. Wyka, H, Robinson, D. Schneider, J. Walsh, Pres., M, Manchester, Sec.3 H. Perkins, Vice Pres. ROW THREE: C. Beal, M. Stahl, H. Stedman, B O'Connell, F. Boerman, D. Jones, T. Simons, K Bradley, D. O'Connell, L. Bundy, C, Searles. Science new ew Dame glad FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Whitt, P. Fidurski, F. Field, K. Whitt, C. Schweizer. ROW TWO: N. LaMontagne, D. Salico, Mr. McVannan, F. Borrman, J. Mayberry. The purpose of the Science Club is to broaden the students' views and knowl- edge of science and to perfect science projects. To carry out this purpose, the club took three field trips-one to Howe Caverns and Albany, one to Letchworth State Park, and one to the Milligan Power Plant. At the weekly meetings the Club discussed these trips, saw several films on Various aspects of science, and planned a special scientific demonstration for assembly. The Debate Club was organized to give students an opportunity to develop their speaking and reasoning ability by discuss- ing each side of currently controversial issues. One especially interesting topic con- cerned the extension of Social Security benefits to include complete medical care. Besides discussing issues among themselves, the members, under the direction of Mr. McVannan, scheduled debates with Tioga Center, Vestal, Johnson City, Union-Endicott, Windsor, and Seton Catholic High. Also, the debate team participated in the Junior League WINR-TV debate series. Felix Pfeifer's little brother Rolfe Rod's familiar sunny smile The American Field Service, since its beginning during World War I, promotes international understanding. The O.F.A. stu- dent chapter of A,F.S, has worked hard raising money to carry out its part of the international program. One important phase of the local activity is to help sponsor an exchange student in this area. This year the chapter welcomed Rodrigo Molina from Valladolid, Spain. ! 1 I A 4 l Smwlce Jammu Smulce FRONT ROW: Left to Right, P. Ward, Y. Savard, J. Makowski, Treas.g R. Molina, S, Maurer, Pres., R. Pringle, Vice Pres.g L. Root, Sec., N. Guile, Mr. Valvo. ROW TWO: K, Meade, K, Manchester, L. Luis, B. Kloepper, N. Whitney, N. Boland, J. Hogan, L. Stewart, S. Strait, H. Perkins, P. Pringle. ROW THREE: L, Morris, C. Montgomery, C. Fitts, N. Brown, J. Marchewka, B. Sherwood, L. Mayberry, C. Searles N. Bean, C. Raftis. ROW FOUR: D. Camp, B, Wood C. Franklin, C, Schweizer, J. Hofmeister, R, Cook J. Valabek, C. Duff, M, Jacobs, M, Manchester, K Randall. ROW FIVE: J. Biehl, C. Carter, M. Lydon D. Van Buskirk, A, Britten, G. Root. 7m FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. Hoover, L. Morris, N, Whitney, P. Nichols, P. Godfrey, S. Hryskanich, J. Card, N, Hilton, A, Ward. ROW TWO: J. Russell, B. Riley, D. Stats, M. Golden, M. Hill, C. Noble, G. I-Iarders, D. Zimmer, K, Darnell, L. Winters. ROW 740: 7m 7am 7am FRONT ROW: Left to Right, K. Brown, R. Pringle, N. Bean, C. Raftis, D, Bates, K. Donnelly, N. Guile, K. Bernard, N, Shultz. ROW TWO: G. Stella, D. Baker, E, Tracy, B. Kloepper, S. Brani, L. Brown, L. Ticonchuk, N. Peters, K. Fitts, L. Stewart, J. Beardslee. ROW -2... THREE: R. Cheresnowski, K. Golden, J. Hogan, J Bircher, S. Hall, C, Brister, M, Harders, J. Richardson, H. Hill. ROW FOUR: N. Dewing, M. Babcock, K, Youngs, J. Carter, M. Truman, R. Austin, S. Hughs, C. Bird, F. Van Housen, B, Faber. S SW! THREE: J. Bevan, K. Davis, J. Hofmeister, H, Perkins P. Pringle, D, Harris, C. Blend, D. Seely, M. Stam ROW FOUR: C, Randall, T. Montgomery, C. Schweizer A. Jessup, J, Waite, P. Kwiatkowski, C. Mongomery ,7om 7m Eddau FRONT ROW: Left to Right, L. Root, Typing Editorg V. Locke, Sales Mgr.g N. Boland, Advertising Mgr.-5 J. Walters, Co-Editor, S, Maurer, Co-Editor, A. Beardslee, Lit. Editor, R. Updyke, Art Editor, R. The TOM TOM Staff is a group of industrious students responsible for the production of the yearbook. The staff includes the writers who sum up each club's activities for the year, the salesmen who sell adver- tisements to finance the TOM TOM, the typists who prepare the material for print- ing, and the artists who add the finishing touches, The whole staff has devoted long hours to the production of this book and hopes it will give the students as much pleasure as it has given them. Gillfillan, Photo Editor. ROW TWO: B. Saurbrey, Asst Bus. Mgr.g S, Smith, Asst, Bus. Mgr.g G, Maurer Asst. Lit. Editorg C, Franklin, Asst.Editorg D. Baker, Asst. Typing Editor. 7am 7am The Staff at work. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, G. Sterling, R, Wright, ROW THREE: T. Nickels, E. Floyd, Richard Card R. Klossner, C. Brown, K, Hill, E. Wagner, D. Cardone. D. Nickels, R. Burns, D. Tiffany, D, Meyermann ROW TWO: J. Haner, J. Groats, J. Lohmeyer, J. ROW FOUR: J. Morris, P. Whitmore, Robert Card Crawford, L. Smith, F. Curtis, L. Scott, G. Mosher. Innovations was the key note to the tremendous success of this year's F.F,A. Mr. Fyock and his new organizational plan for the club members were both cordially welcomed at O.F.A. activity, it is actually an integral part of the new agriculture program. lt is a teaching aid designed to accentuate the course of study and develop the rural leadership necessary for agri- cultural occupations. Each activity is a learning experience as well as an entertaining one. An example of this integration of the F,F.A, and the agricultural program was the meat project, conducted in March and April. After studying the various aspects of the purchasing and processing of meat, the chapter purchased six beef animals which they slaughtered and butchered. 'M' iff , L n , 0051.10 'P 'Ao f .cttw - 5. ' , C f . -4- Q C, ,J FK U cl JV L. Rider, F. Beam, K. Tripp, Rolland Card. Although the F,F.A. is technically an extra-curricular A 'TH- ' A n Ola N X X Q 1 0 'if Besides the meat project, the thirty-eight F.F,A, members collected and repaired toys which were distributed to under- privileged children at Christmas time. Monthly television broad- casts designed for the consumer made up another major project undertaken by the Future Farmers. The Senior Agriculture students attended the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. ln March, the F.F.A. conducted a Father-Son Banquet at which Mr. Guido was presented the Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree for his aid and encouragement to the F .F .A, and the agricultural program. - The F.F.A. members met the unusually heavy schedule with eagerness and delight. They look forward to an even more rigorous schedule in the coming years. The program is living up to the motto of the F.F.A.: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve. x:niQ:s:m , ,,,,, .zen-en, .x.,.....mnm-:-f:- ,,.,,,, , ,,,,, , ,.,,,,,, W., Y,f? J stwmuxwek umm. mtvmwwwmsss--am,.x .Q..mmaxsts..m Snake Scyfmla Sklff FRONT ROW: Left to Right, A. Britten, Photo Ed., D. Camp, Bus. Ed., B, Klossner, News Ed.g S, Smith, Publicity Ed.g L. Tracy, Editor, L, Brown, Ass't Ed: B, Sauerbrey, Feat. Ed., C. Franklin, Art Ed.g C. Randall, News Ed., C. Carter, Sports Ed. ROW TWO: H. Robinson, J. Shaughnessy, K. Manchester, D. Stats, B, Knight, L. Knox, C, Searles, N, Boland, G. Locke, I Smoke Signals continued this year to bring to the students news about themselves as well as a little monthly entertainment. The Staff has strived for a higher quality newspaper and a boost in sales. A sub- scription system for college students was instituted in November. This newspaper with its many interesting features has appealed to all O.F.A, students. Also, it has increased O.F.A.'s status as a well-rounded school. L. Root, C. Vrooman, S. Marble, C, Bensley, L, Ticonchuk. ROW THREE: M. Keefe, M. Wolcott, M, Truman, L. Stewart, N. Peters, B. Sherwood, C, Duff, M. Jacobs, M, Colton, A, Jessup, B, Grover. ROW FOUR: C. Schweizer, J, Bircher, J. Mayberry, T, Simons, M. Lydon, D. Brani, N. Dewing, J. Hofmeister. Swede 5694240 5 A little concentration and a little friend. ls this detention? X Y Xa -mi Q A Yx W f W X sv X K f 'Q XX:- X ' k x W xx XX vi ' xxx ' 5 N MQ .X sf' ,., wg ,. .,.. X ,,,,.X WX 5? H , ,NX ---.:.-'- 1 XX: .x'-: . N 'XXX E VA Q sig in ' X X X: XX ,ix X if .N XXAXQX KX- X XXX. :Xxx X X X ri '. 1: 2 N N 'f::- . XX xx X R x -X x X X Xww -X. K . Q' XNNXJQX S A X X as . X WS X fa X . X Q ,S X X X. W X ,S N NN X X 5 -.: X - QX Q, .ww-Ill' V :.f,. Nb. . XY P SX K XX W .i 1 X 0 X, 5 X K ,X X Q S K 1 Xs, R - Y P ? 32 fx Tig QS 5 'N Q1 ,mg X .... X NX .LX 'H N . X X , .:.,X: .X ,..,.: XX , X :fm fam- X X XG - -X X wi ,fi x O xg X X XX XXX X XXWNSX X Q X'-x x, 'SfiS:s:-: 'EEl?:':'i' Q .... X :- 2 -'uf x xv., ,wx . - , x X ': . QQ .,... ,X X X N S Q S XS X41 Q X xX X S X X N K X X X N X-.- - -. ' . 3.555 kip S5-,J 5 vw n S X s S. N N I X S XX X X X ' SW ' X X .AM 51 X XX Qww ggv 5 . X S' ,XS ,Mt -- AWNNKQ f'W N X Ni if X P XXXXXXXX Wg?-SYQ Q XW.,XXw,XX X Q KX xx ww M ,sages XX my 'er X X, xv fwgw X bsmyw N K X X it gpw XX ' N Q 1 4' 516 'mv X S SW ---- X W' f 3 ' XX Q X Q Kpwiktmu x 'K x ,1 vu szslx x X1 Aw WSEK SV Www Zmhezlafl FRONT ROW: Left to Right, D. Ulrick, W. Newcomb, Co-Capt., M, Steele, Co-Capt., M, Ulrick, D. Van Patten. ROW TWO: G. Russell, Mgr., D. Hanbury, D. Van Buskirk, 2 Under the fine leadership of Coach Pierce, the Owego Indians sailed to a 12- 4 overall record and a 7-3 league record, which left Owego in a tie for the Southern Counties League. During the play-offs for championship, Owego beat Elmira Heights but suffered a defeat by Horseheads and, thus, placed second in the League. ln the Holiday Tournament, Owego, by stopping Newark Valley and Sayre, took home the trophy, after winning it the re- quired three years. During the season the team was noted for the excellent rebounding of Bill Newcomb and Dennis Ulrick, and for the sharp shoot- ing of Daile Van Patten, Mike Ulrick, and Mike Steele. Mike'Steele's average for all the games was a tremendous twenty-six points, a school record for average points per game. R. Gardner, F. Borrman. ROW THREE: J. Crannell, D. Reynolds, A. Hammes. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Owego - Opponent 87 Newark Valley 75 70 Waverlyf 53 69 Maine-Endwell 66 91 Horseheads? 42 61 Binghamton North 65 78 Elmira Heightsf 59 68 Sayre 43 61 Newark Valley 51 66 Chenango Valley 64 67 Watkins Glen? 46 63 Homeri' 53 73 Waverly? 51 64 Horseheadsi' 75 61 Chenango Valley 58 59 Elmira Heightsi 60 69 Watkins C-lenl' 71 68 Homeri' 67 70 Elmira South Side 59 i'League Game XX 'SIX X xxx X W-wg ww if ix. Q -X.: 5' X xx X X X X N :NM wk,- Q- Q x xxi xx WW, 1 11+-'su N .,... '- xX X N X, - .f mga- ., 9 A 2 3 N .Fix 1 f ei KK X Q X X X X S WM XNM '::i '5ieEi: +I-. . N ' E5 2:55 55521 351' Q :ff wx X X ,H 1.353 N M04 N ' G: f .:,:-i.3,:Ek. x ' X Ex S' Q YQ . ' Q xv .x' ix 41 5 far if 1 as - .. J f ' E, . 15' fr if ,, . 5 .W x'lE,:: . .,.,. S SX, Q x . QNX 4 a we ...N ' s sw- 'suv R ur: J? 4 nu fr Xxx, ' X Q A a xi- w s S Sw X + S J pm wma, eww FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. Morse, J. Northrop, R. Dunham, D. Jones, R. Seefried, J. Thomas. ROW TWO: G. Deuel, C, Schweizer, J, Schmitt, R. Jost, K, Bradley. ROW THREE: W. Dwyer, R, Lyons, J. Stimik, J . Locke. Coach Mann led his little Indians to a third place in the league. They had a 6-4 league record and 8-8 over-all record. Ron Dunham, the J.V. captain, added many points to the J .V. scores. Ron's efforts were rewarded when he was promoted to the varsity squad. mam Wawdtq JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Owego A Opponent 49 Newark Valley 53 6l Waverly? 58 49 Maine-Endwell 54 57 Horseheads? 56 46 Binghamton North 43 45 Elmira Heights? 31 41 Binghamton North 51 57 Chenango Valley 60 57 Watkins Glen? l5 39 Homer? 46 66 Waverly? 57 52 Horseheads? 63 56 Chenango Valley 5l 43 Elmira Heights? 60 lO4 Watkins Glen? 36 43 Homer? 54 47 Elmira South Side 59 ?League Games , FRONT ROW: Left to Right, T. Walsh, E, Kuhlman, G. Parker, D. Gillette, D. Rummel, K. Gillette, J. Kwiatkowski. ROW TWO: J. Holgate, J. Barto, R. Shafer, D. Rummel, S, Coles, J. Matson, W. Truman, M. Stahl. ROW THREE: J. Bingham, S. Harris, C. Eckenrode, A, Revak, F. McTamney, J. Walsh, G. The O. F, A. Wrestlers, under the skillful coaching of Richard Brown, captured their fifth consecutive Southern Counties League title. The following boys were Southern Counties champions: Don Gillette, Dave Rummel, Bob Shafer, Steve Coles, and- Jim Matson. James Barto and Dave Rummel had an undefeated season. Losing only two matches, the entire team compiled a 9-5 record. Special honors went to Dave Rummel who finished his three-year wrestling career with 37 straight wins out of 40 dual matches. Dave Rummel placed third in the Section 1V wrestling tournament. Under the fine coaching of Thomas Zayac, the- Junior Varsity had a 10-3 season, the highlight of which was the defeat of Vestal. Fran McTamney and Tony Revak were outstanding wrestlers throughout the season. Sterling, R. Fox, W. Kuhlman, A. Rider, A, Fargnoli. ROW FOUR: D. O'Connell, E. McCue, R. Hauver, D. Schneider, T. Lull, M. Van De Mark, L. Howe. ROW FIVE: T. Purtell, J. Snyder, R. Wright, J. Campbell, D. Dance, D. Burrell. ROW SIX: H. Livingston, T, Simmons, L. Rider, D. Purtell. Owego Opponent 33 Elmira Free Academy 19 37 Waverly 9 13 Union-Endicott 28 20 Horseheads 22 27 Chenango Valley 21 16 Elmira South Side 28 41 Cortland 3 28 Homer 22 34 Sayre 15 19 Vestal 23 52 Binghamton North 3 18 Windsor 25 - 45 Newark Valley 10 35 Elmira Heights 10 Q X Si X W N535 K .Q . X, Xwx X W M NN M X W ,EAW X X N ,X X Q ,W 5 , f NX f - Q ,Sf T. i A-'QQ 6. :R Y A L- K Y - F ' Qi x X :xv wf X , Q A 'W AS fm ' X g? W Q 33? sign K 1 ,J M R Q x K X Sm X- K .- X 1 Y-wwm,m:QM.x. ,t 5, V 3 .Q X , wx 5 N Ns S xx :X ' A S W Vs mr Q xx N5 . Wad' .. Sli: X N 3 X 'Q SN N gg. A fx X S XR Q xii x NX :E 'M sg, H X gs N HQ 'R 876.5 anal' + QS iiqi f. QQ ., Q wi B fs f ,, ml ss .X X ' A ,Xi . 1 Q ff -' .ii '. 1? g'- ,xf - if wx- ' 155 1 ix Qs fy X. x , x . X XXX XX ws ws X ...:::,.:R::'- A .... X W xvxmx xx Wmdfllq 7oo1!5'4ZZ FRONT ROW: Left to Right, T. Shear, D Van Patten D. Seward, L. Rider, D. Gowe, J. Barto, Capt.gDf Grant, J. Northrop, J. Kimball, J. Merrill. ROW TWO: Mr. Lockwood, Coach, E. Wolff, M. Ulrick, S, Bidwell, C. Strong, R. Klossner, J. Matson, R. Dodge,D. Lindsey J. Russell, T. Berg. ROW THREE: Mr. Wheaton, Asst Coach, M. Stahl, G. Deuel, D. Harders, D. Weber W. Truman, J. Dumphey, D. Reynolds, R. O'Connor J. cranneii, M. Beebe, E, Hubbard, D. uirick, nf Seefried, Mr. Mann, Asst. Coach. mam Wmady 7aotKa!6 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J Angel, J. Beardslee D. Mosher, G. Struble, R, Jost, Smith, C. Schweizer, W. Dwyer, C, Eckenrode, S. Erickson, R. Wyka, D. Aikens, R. Shear, H. Breon. ROW TWO: J. Locke J. Cavataio, J. Howe, G, Youells, G. Kert, K. Kert H, Stedman, G. Keyes, T. Lun, E. Siam, M, viasakl T. Tracy, J. Burdick, A, Wagner, J. Tackley. This year's football team, under Coach Lockwood, completed a 3-5 record, the best one in years. The O.E.A, warriors launched the 1963 season with a trip to Maine-Endwell. However, the highlight of Owego's season was an impressive win over arch-rival Waverly at the annual homecoming game. Later the squad proved its defensive skill by holding the Homer Trojans scoreless. The season was marked by a climatic victory over another staunch opponent, Newark Valley. Since the tearn's determina- tion seemed outstanding, its future looks promising. The Junior Varsity squad displayed much ambition despite a winless season. The boys of both teams vow to make next year's season perfect. 74406 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, R, Stella, W, Schweizer R. Hauver, S, Hunt, T, Szlucha, J. Doty, D. Bennett J. Russel, J. Crannell, M, Stahl. ROW TWO: R. Stocum R, Gillfilan, R. Cornell, D. Rummel, T. Simons, S. Shumway, J. Van Ness, G, Root, P, Egan, R, Barzyk, E. Dugan F' fi l . ' if ' '-455-' AJ- ' '- A 1 'I ,, V t- . 1 - .- wr, .f-- ff' its J - tai . gfifv . am? -L V : r N'ff-,,,LH! --G g -if if 1 f 2 J' iff' Ji 1 . xii? X Q .Tri-'f . A a ww: 19717 L' QL f fZT5.3:-QQ J . fi... -1 -:wean w, V '1,,...1 - xi. 5 hw.. -I. ...l lgqgfi f -d:::,.,.x.-. V I lr:-I 435 3? '. . .. . ,R Q :W . f ,413 3 -j.,.': -f.f - - ' f ff-'15, i 1g:q'!1L!,4,-ig:-xr, , U , . ,5 :-:-- .-,.v . rf- 'titiif -- . ' v . ,V I, 1.,.tx::5.'.,,,,,,.'. . M .nlvxii ,- B2 E. Wolff. ROW THREE: Mr. Cluth, Mr. Wheaton, R Klossner, H. Motter, J, Matson, J. Loomis, P. Kuhlrnan W. Jarvis, R. Whitaker, D. Rummel, T. Berg, Mr. Valvo Coach. 7mc6 The 1963 version of Track and Field, for Owego Free Academy, was not very successful in the win and loss column. The team was composed of new boys with a small nucleus of veterans. The season start- ed slowly with Owego losing the Tioga County Invitational meet for the first time since its inauguration four years ago. However, as the season progressed the caliber of performance improved and the season ended on a commendable level. There were many pleasant results. Among them were the second place finish in the Northern Zone Class A meet, the school records set in the half mile and broad jump by Jack Russell and Dale Bennett, and the fine performances of many of the other boys. ln addition, Jack represented Owego at the lntersectional meet in the distance medley relay, and Dale represented us in the broad jump. Both boys acted as Section IV rep- resentatives. QMWEGWW FRONT ROW: Left to Right, G. Root, T. Simmons, J. Mayberry, D. Rummel, R. Gilfillan, T. Clark. ROW TWO: D. Shirkey, J. Stimik, T. Clark, J. Fuller, R. Hauver. ROW THREE: A. Revak, J. Holgate, D. Jones, A. Britten. Guw- This year our cross country team, under Coach Brown's direction, improved over last year's running. Under team captain Dave Rummel the boys made the gruelling two and one-half miles in record and near- record time. Since very few of our top runners are graduating, the team should be even better next year. C r 7 rC, r K X! .'fr-cf, c C f itll'-t, Cxf f C'ffCi,'. QCQ x 'f' x ' yi I 7mm KNEELING: G. Kushner, J. Russell. ROW ONE M. Ulrick, D. VanPatten, M. Lydon, R. Biehl ROW TWO: R. Bennett, C. Tappan, I-I. Pruel M. David, T, Morris, F, Borrman. xxxix ,fl 83 Xl- Facia!! Wmutq Zaaaedall FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. De Cator, W, Shear T. Reynolds, K. Williams, L. DeSantis, L. De Santis R. Golden, G. Ward. ROW TWO: T. Goodrich, D Miner, A, Johnson, J. Barto, H, Steele, M. Steele G. Lord, E, Wagner, T. Shear, Mr. Fenton, Coach During our 1963 baseball season, the Gwego 9 Newark Valley 2 Owego indians, under the leadership of Coach 83232 jf gvlmlfa Hcfllghts E Fenton, defeated their opponents in 9 out Owego 15 Hat ms GH 8 of ll games. This record put our team in Owego 9 Womerl 15 second place in the league. Owego 5 H averhy d Al Johnson led in hitting with a .425 Gwego 6 Efrse eg 5 h 4 average and Mike Steele fenewed with .41s. Owego 6 W mga gg 'ls gl The total batting average of the team was Owego 6 Hat ms SH 3 .304. Bill Shear set the school record with Owego 9 MOITISIE d H 10 fifteen strike-outs against I-Iomer. Owego 7 Nssvlg-Ei saggy 2 Owego 9 Chenango Valley 7 Owego 6 Waverly 2 Qcmcbfa Wdfldifq gcwefafl I ' FRONT ROW: Left to Right, P. Munroe, Mgr., J. D. Seward, S. Harris, Mr. Funiciello, Coach. ROW Kimble, H. Stedman, D. Elder, J. Northrop. ROW THREE: D. I-larders, B. Richards, D. Hanbury, D, Jones, TWO: B. Morris, D. Mosher, W, Davis, R, Dunham, R. Seefried, M. Beebe. - -'V . .ww zsuffw WWW dad FRONT ROW: Left to Right, W. Newcomb, H. Steele R. Molina, J. Barto, J. Holgate, J. Russell, R. Hauver E. Wolff, M. Ulrick, R. Gi fillan, D. Egan, M, Steele Row TWO: T. Shear, R. Golden, G. Root, P. Egan, A, Britten, D. Grant, D. Rummel, G. Lord, K. Gillette D. Harders, P. Rando, D. Van Patten, Mr. Valvo, Advisor ROW THREE: J. Merrill, J. Van Ness, J. Loomis,J Wwwdq 6645 The aim of the Varsity Club is to promote athletics and school spirit. Its membership is composed of all boys who have earned a varsity letter in any sport at Owego Free Academy. The club's many activities include handling the concession stand, supervising the Varsity-Faculty basketball game, buying sweaters and letters for senior players, and raising money for donations to various scholarships funds. Because of its service to the community and the school, the Varsity Club is truly a commendable organization. awww mwswsss: as nwsswsx. sas, aswmssw sstswrw sw is mi .sms :semssssm wskwss ssswxssm :sms ww-sw.mu1swstNs -xx-Nw wwu w in Matson, R. Klossner, L. Strauss, D. Lindsey, A. Johnson E. Wagner, J. Kimball, R. Shafer. ROW FOUR: J. Northrop G. Ward, R. Whitaker, R. Seefried, S, Bidwell, C. Strong T. Goodrich, R. Dodge, S. Coles, G. Russell, D. Bennett ROW FIVE: L. Rider, W. Truman, J. Crannell, T. Simons D. Jones, D. Reynolds, T. Berg, G. Fox, R. Bennett, R Biehl, M. Stahl. km-sfws:-wsmwswsw ..Nw.:...+..: ws: ,-ss X swwwsssa: ,.-. s 'nsmw-iswwswsswwNwexw:w22.mww::--.1.1 . ,.......: fa.. This was the year of many innovations for O. F. A.'s cheering squads. Many new faces sat on the J. V. bench, A new look was evident on the varsity squads, for the football cheerleaders acquired new sweaters and the basketball cheerleaders had new uniforms. Through clever pep assemblies, posters, and announcements, the girls enhanced the school spirit and the attendance at games. Both J. V. and varsity teams, as well as the student body, cheer the girls for their untiring service. y ,, ., A.. X 4' - . 1 9-'ffm me . u .Y - .P v Q 'gl' 'Ae-e' -' T-fig at J, ALJ' 910' , ,I:. 5.' .xv an lg.. .- .JC g --- xwf--..f- 5.15.0 J tiff! '--9-Mi' twiki:-. 'imfdall FRONT ROW: Left to Right, D. Bundy D. Stats, T. Pierce, C, Raftis, Capt. K. Manchester, E. Tracy, C. Randall mchfaWwz4a'q gaeketfall KNEELING: Left to Right, S. Espe, B. Aton. ROW TWO: K. Strait, C, Hoover. ROW THREE: J. Winslow, Capt., P. Kwiatowski, C, Seymour. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Wovkulich, Capt., M. Pistolese, D. Baker, S, Robinson, C, Weitsman, V, Locke, N. Guile f4z4lezz4f4mamw' FRONT ROW: Left to Right, S. Strait, Treas.3 B. Locke, E, Rollins. ROW THREE: C. Raftis, D. Deuel, Sauerbrey, Sec., N. Bean, Pres., S. Robinson, C. L. Bundy. ROW FOUR: B. Van De Mark, J, Windslow, Weitsman. ROW TWO: K. Manchester, E. Tracy, V, S. Grant. G,A.A., The Girls' Athletic Association, is made up of hard working girls. Under the direction of Miss La Plante, they form a planning board for all the girls activities and arrange basketball, volleyball, softball, bowling, golf, and tumbling intramurals. Also, they arrange play days with neighboring schools. Another duty of G.A.A, is to sponsor ,. ,-,gi f , money making projects to cover expenses , ,,,, for the letters and sweaters awarded at- the end of the year. X.: f . 1 Nl . .V-15 'qjvu 3-E 502. 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Z9 It ff Jaqajlxfgig ' SI B .1 sawus :ma B9 2 'Q E Wadi Serin Z s-mnu snuoa Ei 3 2 3WL,XZi ES lun :mam uanmac nun ummm 51.06 .l 31fISDAuSlfl..l 21 I 2 ,. 59-UPQ5,,?I9?G RIGHT: Santa Adamo Wm and Fw 14: 07,4 Artist at work? Cheerleaders to be? A near pin F.F.A. boys repair toys for children. needy Just as every door which has been opened must be closed, so every school year which is full of fun and learning must come to an end. Remember that Wherever you go, there Will be more doors to open. Some will be difficult to openg others will be easy. The Staff' of the 1964 TOM TOM hopes you pass through all of these doors with courage and ease. ' .-, E g1 L+-LN: . ul. L Iffal A' f q PREPARE NOW TO MEET TOMORROW'S DEMANDS THERE ALWAYS HAS BEEN CHANGE--BUT NEVER IN OUR HISTORY HAS THE SPEED OF CHANGE BEEN SO GREAT! AS WE ARE LIVING IN A NEW TECHNOLOGICAL AGE, NEW CHALLENGES, NEW AND GREATER DEMANDS MUST BE MET THAT AMERICA MAY HOLD HER PLACE AS A LEADER AMONG THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD. WE MUST ANTICIPATE THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE FUTURE AND PREPARE NOW TO ASSUME ITS RESPONSIBILITIES. ONE' OF THE GREATEST SINGLE MATERIAL MEANS OF ATTAINING THESE ENDS IS THROUGH EDUCATION. ONLY EDUCATION WILL PROVIDE THE FOUNDATION FOR THE INTELLECTUAL GROWTH THAT IS ESSENTIAL TO MEET THESE DEMANDS AND CHALLENGES. E M CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '64 DYER-FITTS TRUCKING CO., INC CONSTRUCTION AND TRUCKING PHONE SW7-1286 WILLOW POINT, N.Y. ' ga Eaundny GC6rporation QUALITY CONTROLLED GRAY IRON CASTINGS Barclahl OF CENTRAL NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1964 GEORGE CHERESNOWSKY DISTRICT MANAGER I H I DIAL 687-2280 CORVETTE SPECIALISTS George's Bocly Shop WE RECOMMEND GLASS INSTALLED nun NT ew CM, oucoouwx Yf xt 0 LUQITL , Six . ff94f, I f x X f ,K , A ,, ,I Uzzmaazf E: Q-., ------33+ ' w . 1 H l J 3?- 40 78 DEPOT STREET OWEGO, NEW YORK BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS . EXPERT REFINISI-IING 'H 1 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Barton-Ulrick, Inc. MU 7-1381 192 FRONT STREET OWEGO, NEW YORK E. H. Miller Lumber Co.. Inc. Building Materials G. Awad And Lumber Mobile Home Sales Route 17 Phone MU 7-1351 West of Owego, New York Owego, New York For I General McLean S A Insurance D9PUffm9Hf S1016 Peter B. Ellis. Inc. The Best Known Names Are Real Estate ck Insurance Seen At McLean's Phone MU 7-3444 42 Lake Street Owego, New York Owego - Binghamton .....4 LJ, Southern Tier Telephone 'Co Owego I I Pennsylvania Avenue And Main Street Service Station Dealers Association Apalachin, New York as ,S I ,f ge lair! ' i Phone 6-3321 - 6-2131 Best Wishes Watkins Products. Inc. l 36 Lake Street Owego, New York L iffi z-52-1 .Q S-VZ! lst Y, ri in ,, in 3 ' vu t if .f:: E' E12 f-'il Compliments Of Harris Foodliner Hooper Road, Endwell and Ross Corners, Vestal Only 15 Minutes From Owego Specializing In Western Beef And Pork For Freezers Compliments Of Owego Lanes Owego Servicemen's Memorial Home. Inc. 263 Front Street ' Owego, New York Home Of Tioga Post 401 American Legion Tioga Post 401 American Legion Aux. Tioga Post 401 American Legion Ambulance Service, lnc. Tioga Post 401 American Legion Drum Corps Sewlpf, seiama : SUS? : I Q x Compliments Cf Conti lewelers 68 North Avenue Gwego, New York Concrete Materials. Inc. I ' ' vw- L f. -,--.,f1'yTrF x -W -N7 . f 1 J Construction Aggregates And Ready-Mix Concrete Phone MU7-1810 Q li Owego, New York H. W. Seymour Heating Oil ATLANTIC HEATING OILS Main Street Apalachin, New York Phone 625-2121 Staclc's Fine F urniture. Inc 187 Front Street Owego, New York Phone MU 7-3920 2 Compliments Of Owego Otlice First City National Bank Of Binghamton, New York Owego, New York A Full Service Bank Compliments Of Village Board Harold Tyrrell, Mayor Art Howell Jerry Turecek Jerry Boland Gord Watkins Herb Boyd Don Phillips Trustees I , lj I 'H H' Compliments Qf Compliments Of The Ellis :S Bartow Owego Diner -l .1- -13 111 . Cldsmobile Sales 81 Service Dave'S Owego Motors 24 Hour 60 Central Avenue , Owego, New York Esso SSIVICG Milton P. Wood, Proprietor Car 81 Truck Road Service , -5515 Service Route 17 f.. it PhOl'1G Cwego, New York i f MU7-9823 ... h 1- p L- 4 l Compliments Cf Compliments Of I Pike Home Builders Tioga coumys Larglest Junior Department Store Main At Lake Street I Ovvego , Compliments II Qf W E B O Peter I. M cmyon ., l 100 -lr' Van Horn Iewelers The Owego National Bank 203 Main Street 4 WatchesiDiamonds'l'Luggage'iJewe1ry Capital 5150,000-Surplus 8150,000 Owego Free Academy Rings Phone MU7-3960 Assets Over 355,000,000 Interest Paid On Time Deposits Balance Insured Up To 310,000 31 Lake Street - Member Of Federal Reserve Bank System Owego, New York A11 Banking Facilities Compliments Congratulations Of From Owe o Police Benevolent . g Apalachzn Pharmacy Association Owego, New York Queen Elizabeth Drive In Your Snack Bar I-lot Donuts Hot Dogs Shakes I-Iamburgs As You Like Them Cross Over The Bridge And Save . Route 17 East 687-2880 Main Street, Apalachin, New York Phone Apalachin 625-2129 I I IGNIIIUN SIRVIEE Atlantic Service Station Route 17, Apalachin Leo Matson, Proprietor Leo Specializes In Electrical And Carburetion Work 5 Phone Apalachin 625-9917 ,,- . Phone 625-2531 1115'- gxxl 1 1' nl.- Q. sffliyf- , Rennie's Used Auto Parts 24 Hour Wrecker Service - Auto Wrecking Lillie Hill Road Apalachin, New York A Good Place To Save my 'Q ,,,Mlj 77 Q Federal Savings 6? Loan Assn. Phone MU 7-3232 18 Lake Street 1-4' 101 Compliments Of Parmerton :S M ountford - ' I N fag ffsx 1' 77 1 1 Qi Ez- sl 11 - 8.1 -in .. ..L 3 1' PT gf? Q: ttf -' '13,-' 4, 'T.'..1-ilql lll ea qw:-1:39 Dv f' . .ffi!liLJi1'T f A fir'-f .-,,,. , 18 .- .. ., ,jsp -'K' RICHARDS .EHQZGK Mme g Owego, New York Compliments Of Rudin Brothers Tioga Sanitary Service Phone MU 7-3890 Arturo's Inn Phone Owego 687-3008 or 687-9827 On Route l7-C Between Owego And Campvil e I. C. D. Service Station 24 Court Street Owego, New York Batteries-Accessories Firestone Tires Everything For The School Student See Us For The Most Complete Line Of Portable Typewriters In Tioga County And At Discounts! Collegiate Dictionaries Notebooks Walters 6? Bond Wheel Alignment And Balance 35 Lake Street Gwego -- r Van De Mark 6? Thomas Bandler' Sides 6 Keyes 72 North Avenue u Plumbing And Heating Establlshgl 1865 Pumps, Water Heaters Clothmg Oil And Gas Burners For Men And BOYS Phone MU 7-0430 19 Lake Street Cwego, New York Owego, New York '1 102 For Complete News Of Tioga County Read Weekly The Times 6- Gazette Tioga's Top Award-Winning Gpen 24 Hours Daily Owego Texaco Service Route 17, Owego, New York Phone MU7-9887 Newspapers Dick Spencer, Manager Congratulations Congratulations 1964 Graduating Class To The H arvey's Grocery Phone MU7-1960 401 Main Street Owego, New York Class Of 1964 Compliments Cf Woodburn's Grocery 4 r Sherwin-Williams UWSQO Auto Parts :S Glass Phone MU 7-2666 5? 32-34 Lake Street I 171 r X Phone Owego, New York Main Street .-.5 MU 7-0760 I, Your N.A.P.A. Jobber 1 -ff - Homemade Baked Goods Cgmphmems Delicatessen Foods Of Dolly Madison Ice-Cream Open Every Day 9:00 A. M. Until Loyal Order 11:30 P. M. I Including Sundays O N e's Bakin Co. Moose No. 1595 Y g 34 Lake Street Owego, New York 75 North Avenue Owego, New York 103 Compliments Of La Verne M. Brister H ff' Compliments Of Tioga County Assemblyman Richard C. Lounsberry .- l Apalachin Brick Co. New Street Apalachin, New York Howard Davis Oil. Inc. criies SEINI Petroleum Products Phone MU7-0414 Owego, New York Congratulations To The Class Of '64 Community Shop Phone MU 7-9864 104 North Avenue Owego, New York A Hathaway's Fine Foods Specializing In Government Graded Choice Meats North Avenue Owego, New York - - '--F F. R. Sfdfr, IHC. Compliments Cf Manufacturers And Wholesalers Of Hardwood Lumber ChUCk'S Lunch Box 216 ' Owego, New York H 104 Compliments Of Barrow's Market Abe gl Ruby - Proprietors 12 Talcott Street Phone MU7-3640 Owego, New York Riegel Pharmacy Drugs Cosmetics C ameras Agency On The Corner Phone MU 7-2071 Charles P. Ayers. Ir. Attorney At Law 68 North Avenue Owego, New York Phone MU7-3620 Metro's Restaurant Restaurant ---Pizza-H And Driving Range Ithaca Road Owego, New York Phone MU 7-3080 Congratulations To The Class Of '64 Dave's Place Specializing In Fine Foods Air Conditioned Phone MU 7-9839 Upper North Avenue Owego, New York Penn's Laundry Complete Laundry And Dry Cleaning Service M Don't Walk .gi 129' Compliments J Run To Owego-Murray - -, 9 7 I ' ' ' V 5, Owirgnliegleggrk Van s Electrrc Y 3 , Phone MU 7-0600 7' 105 f1 .rd ,Ig F 81 R Tire Co., Inc. AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR FOR DAYTON TI-IOROBRED TIRES 1808 NORTH STREET QCORNER OF ARTI-IURJ ENDICOTT ALL NEW TIRES MOUNTED FREE LARGE STOCK OF TIRES FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS PI8-2057 I I , :g W-V AE 106 Congratulations From Compliments Of , SCOffSm1fh df Son G111son Servzce Statron iS:PN 'Sf? 17'-N'95t'1f7kLS.3'3S:R24k5:W3'.5fY'3f2?2!BR Phone MU7-1669 Distributor Route 17 Apalachin, New York 159 McMaster Street Owego, New York Compliments Of H arvey's Dress Shop 189 Main Street Owego, New York MU7-0320 Ward G Van Scoy. Inc. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Lime Candor Owego Berkshire Berry's Restaurant Featuring Continental Atmosphere 191-193 Main Street Owego, New York Phone MU7-1666 Iames M. Wood Agency Insurance Fire-Homeowners-Auto Health- Life-Marine Owego National Bank Building Telephone MU7 - 35 10 or MU7-2007 Manufacturers of ARISTOCRATIC FOLDING FURNITURE The 1964 Tom Tom Staff sincerely thanks all the business men who have faithfully supported us from year to year. We urge our readers to patronize them. The Heat Treatment of Finished Precision Owego Heat Treat. Inc. A UMFG Q 'ki Specializing ln P arts 4 Phone Endicott 5-8061 Congratulations to the Class of '64 F- .. Kappa Epsilon Society -'N -5'5fi'?Sf: '-Qlfzllsus 5 . if A Q3 E' Sv' 3' 0. E 1 X N 1 LAMBDA CHAPTER Wishes To Express Their Sincerest Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of '64 I -C i -. i 108 Adelphia Chix, Sorority CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '64 109 Zmum Dmcmq RICHARD D. BARTON, REAL ESTATE BEAUTIFUL LADY SALON BELL'S FRUIT STAND BERN FURNITURE INC. BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SHOP CLIF gl ALICE'S TEXACO COLEMAN 'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE COOKIE .I AR COTTER'S ETHEL K. BEAUTY SALON FABIANO'S PLASTERINC SERVICE HICKEIN'S DELICIOUS APPLE ORCHARD ROGER K. HILLS H. P. JANTZ, .IEWELER K-9 COUNTRY CLUB LELA'S AVENUE RESTAURANT MERITT LIDDLE FUNERAL HOME LUCRETIA'S BEAUTY SHOP LYNCH'S MARKET MARY A. MEAD BEAUTY SHOP Route 17 33 Church Street Fifth Avenue 57 North Avenue 195 Main Street Beach Road Fifth Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue 199 Main Street 600 Fifth Avenue 186 Front Street Pennsylvania Avenue Route 17 Pennsylvania Avenue 34 172 Lake Street Fifth Avenue 60 North Avenue 255 Front Street 27 Fox Street Main Street 12 Talcott Street Apalachin 625-2700 Owego MU 7-0470 Owego MU 7-3020 Owego MU 7-1680 Ovvego MU 7-0650 Apalaehin 625-2430 Owego Apalachin 625-2613 Owego MU 7-9825 Owego MU 7-1490 Owego MU 7-3880 Apalachin 625-2602 Owego MU 7-9809 Apalachin 625-3831 Owego MU 7-2463 Owego MU 7-3262 Owego MU 7-9894 Owego MU 7-1991 Owego MU 7-3220 Apalachin 625-3341 Owego MU 7-1930 110 Zmnm Dmamq MODERN BEAUTY CENTRE NICHOLS ELORIST OWEGO CHEVRON SERVICE STATION OWECO HOME 81 AUTO SUPPLY OWEGO OPTICAL OWEGO SURPLUS OUTLET REESE'S TEXACO SERVICE ROBINSON 81 ROBINSON SOUTHERN TIER AMUSEMENT COMPANY STAR DRY CLEANERS St SHIRT LAUNDRY STEPHANIE'S BEAUTY SALON STINARD'S RADIO 81 T V SALES 81 SERVICE THOMPSON GROCERY TIOGA ROLLER DROME UNITED AUTO PARTS, INC. 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