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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1938 volume:

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'- ' X ' ,,,,.,,v,....n.1,-:-v- wg. fx .4 1-Bram A x -Eff ,D ,..E, 'E E ' 11- I ':, . .:,.u.: ' .,v - , , J , ,-wtf Qfilfiik mWQMm,4 ' ' A v 2gff- :,Q2.,, ' 6 Q, , n1q,,.,M.,. 'M' -E' mf.-X: Y-5 '-7-'Tfm1,aP'la.f.i..E'C. LM'- gi-tfj A , .. ., .,w.,. .. - - .,,,,.,,L.y,.. . . 4' 'V' jgd. fg,gE,5fE.jy+,,-. ., ..u E . 'L '+4f,gi4...w 52, VE ,,., A H W lfemvessolr 36 ,b-:3r:x4Sf'5-.- X- X' ' - aww ,K N. FGREWCDRD It is the purpose of the Tom -lom to retain the milestones which have marlced so clearly our trail to the higher values of lite: strong character, spiritual understanding, coopera- tive spirit, social poise and a good mental attitude. As we traverse the Roacl of Lite ancl the memory ot our l-ligh School clays is dimmed, may this small boolc re-establish the reality ol past years, DEDICATION .... It is in the spirit of true devotion and appreciation that we dedicate this 1938 Tom Tom to Mrs. Sada M. Turner, our loyal guide and companion. VVords cannot express our gratitude to her for the many hours of unselfish participation in school activities. The success of our Senior plays, numerous social functions and our newly organized Journalism Club are all due to her untiring efforts. CONTENTS FACULTY AND CLASSES I SPORTS O ACTIVITIES O ADVERTISEMENTS ,K To the Jtudentf of the Owego Free Academy: The forming of your acquaintance and friendship has been both worth- while and pleasing. From our association I have become convinced that as a group you have many good qualities. Nevertheless, let me urge you to keep hitting the line harder. Your accomplishment during these years at school will have much to do with your success in life-whether you enter a profession or a trade. This fact has been increasingly true during the last few years. With my best wishes to all classes, I am, A Yours sincerely, W. G. MORGAN, Superintendent , nhl. , , xx ' w N 1 1110 tlirvv liillskcilvc-1's. 2. Nancy :ind Jzlnv. 5. The Law. i 4 MV IJ0lI'0iT-ilillllld. 5, 'Tripp and Vo. 6. Prof. i 7 Aspiring young Jf1111'r1:1lists. 8. Crm! minds. cg. St:111cl:11'4i iJOIlI'PI'S IO. Bus is in. 1 1. 23 of 117 Fronl Slivvl. 12. Icyfo111'w:11'111frivnc 13. UNi21I'Ci1iI1gI along togethvxf' 14. Meditation. Nr. ZF .N his S X M, 'f ' ef: A . R., in S S ,. ,5 W K I ry :gf K , ii 3 as v .-4, FACUI. TY ' AND - CLASSES m :Er KINVII 9 '45 w FACULTY PAUL V. R. ANDREWS, Superintendent of Buildings LILLIAN L. BURNHAM, Art KATHARINE M. BLANCHARD, English HELEN E. BIRCHARD, H omemaking ALICE I. CATLIN, Preceptress DOLORES DAVERN, Social Sciences MARIE DAVERN, Commerce PRISCILLA DEAN, Physical Education M. ROBERTA FITZGERALD, Junior High English ELIZABETH M. GOODREAU, Secretary to Superintendent JENNIE HAMILTON, Head of Commercial Department LYSTER M. HETHERINGTON, Junior High Mathematics HAROLD HODGE, Assistant Superintendent of Buildings ALBERT H. HUBBARD, Industrial Arts PHILLIP M. HUBBARD, Physical Education LIDA JOHNSON, Junior High History KENNETH LOOMIS, Science ETHEL C. NIALLORY, Librarian STANLEY R. MOREY, Mathematics W. GEORGE MORGAN, Superintendent of Schools ELSIE A. NICHOLS, Latin NELLIE O,BRIEN, Director of Cafeteria LLEWELLYN O. PEABODY, Agriculture HELEN L. PFISTNER, English VIOLA E. PILLOT, Nurse ETHEL H. REASONE'R, English KENNETH W. REED, Science FINKLE ROSENBERG, French KENNEDY FURLONG RUBERT, School Physician ELINOR L. RYAN, Social Sciences MARIAN S. SKEELS, Dean F. ICY SMITH, Accountant RUTH FI. SMITH, Mathematics NIARIJANE SUTER, Commerce FRANK TEI, Band IDA E. THOMAS, Attendance Ojicer LEONARD Y. TRIPP, .lunior High English SADA M. TURNER, Head of English Department EVELYN WELLS, Supervisor of Music 'UO '. C? li 1 ,. . 0 K ' Q lYlORS-E KNOX H UERARD IDEAN SMITH FRANK WALKER RUE LIVlCIiM0lil'I SENICR CLASS QFFICERS AND ADVISERS 1Jl'c'JSff1PlLf ..,,... View I',I'l'Nf!l'l'IIfN. , . Secretary ,.... . Tl'E'H.Slll'f'l'. . . . IANIICS lYALKILR, I'1'm1'flw1! .................JAMEsWALKER . . .lhrrn ROE and FRI-1D LIVERMORE ....,......,.......BE'1 rY FRANK . . .liIc'HARD KNOX Slurlent C'n11n1'1'l lfc'p1'f'.wel1.tativ1'x LYLE SMITH CLARICNCE lXlORSE Frlruliy .'llflPI.NPI'N Miss DEAN QXIR. AL HI'BBARIJ Dear lfellozlr C'If1ssmf1tes.' ll is with deep regret that. I bid adieu to the class of l'38. We who are about to grziduzite shall never forget the four happy yezirs we spent at the O. F. A. As 11 result of the many opportunities the school has given us we feel capable of talking our place in the business world of today. As President of the Senior Class, I wish to express my appreciation to you, fellow-olussmen, for your hezirtiy cooper- Rtion in :ill of the underizikings thai helped to rnzike our class an success. Besl of luck to all of you, JAMES XYALK-ER HS Myron Dale Albro HSkipe77 'tThoxe deep burning eyes, the mystery rj your hair. Monitor IQ Biology Club IQ Art Club 1, 3, 45 Pow Wow 2, 35 Art Editor 25 .Iunior Prom Com- mittee 35 Football 35 Senior play, HDuley 45 Frosh Initiation Committee 45 Dramaties Club 45 Class Cabinet 45 Tom Tom Stall 45 Trac-k 4. Miriam Lavere Allen '4NIims QQIDA Mischief dances in her eyes. Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 All-School Team 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Aeeompanist 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Hiking 2, 35 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Omega Phi Alpha, President 45 Girls' HO Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Representative 45 Commeneement Usher 35 Senior Play, Duley'l 45 Class Cabinet 45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Dramaties Club 4. jack Robert Baier 'lButch Iles careless in the tearhers' view Because in exams he's the first one through. Intramural Basketball 2, 3 45 Intramural Volleyball 45 Pow Wow 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Trac-k 3, 45 Journalism Club 45 Tom Tom Staff 4. Cutler Horace Baldwin K K l Set honor in one eye, anrl death in the other, and I will look on both inflijerentlyf' Dancing Club 25 Lives of Great Men Club 35 Public Speaking Club 35 Journalism Club 45 Senior Play Cast, Dulr-y 45 Tom Tom Staff 4. Duane Orlando Barnes Duane Quiet, likable, sturlious, mmf- able. Intramural Volleyball 4. Robert Allen Barnes -fB0b5' HS1If'lllf but little onrl u'ell If you could be esteemed a man of merit Band 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 45 Intramural Volley- ball 4. Kenneth B. Bartlow Ken He'll be a sureess because has so industrious. Chorus IQ Monitor lj Future Farmers I, 25 Public Speaking 35 Tom Tom-Assistant Business Manager 35 Senior Play Caste'- Dulcy 45 Tom Tom-f--Business Manager 45 Dramaties Club 45 Dust of the Road Cast 4. Richard D. Barton DiCk', t'I m in heaven ufhen I have a book to study! Football 3, 45 Free Reading Club 3. Florence Sarah Baxter Flossie HAt'tions are stronger than speeches so why u'oste time on words! Home Management 2, 35 Free Reading 25 First Aid 3. Dorothy Helen Beane Dot The optimist: Examination: A nticipalion .' I Io re ara ion: N p p t Some bluferationq Realization. Home Management, 1, 25 Scrib- blers Club I, 35 Library Council 2, 3. 13 Fir S-E-N-I-O-R-S Henry Trefry Bill ffnankr' 'AA boy who has great agricultural sklll. l'Vh0? Henry Billf, Future Farmers 2, 3, 45 Dancing Club 2. Mary Marian Breckner lVlal-EH HA species yet zmclasslfeelf' Gertrude Helen Buchi t'Trudy HE'l'67'jf07L6,S friend, no onels enemyfl Stamp Club IQ Handy Club 2, 35 Travel Club 25 Consumers' Club 35 Dramaties Club 4. Robert Bush lilgobll Hflreat oaks from little acorns grow. But Bush,es? Movies IQ Dancing 1, 25 Dra- maties Club 3. Kathryn Marie Carroll 'fliatiel' 'AR ubtnofls worthy compelltorfl Pow VVOW 35 .lunior Prom Com- mittee 35 Orchestra 4Q Chorus 4. Neva Marie Cavataio Chuckles 't0ne rlegree jiner than worrls can express . ' ' Etiquette Club 25 Dancing Club 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play Usher 4. Lola Irene Croft 'tDollH SZCIJA Hflll too soon the morning steals upon the 7L1Tghl.H Art Club I, 35 Dramaties Club 1, 45 Secretary 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Tap Dancing Club 35 Com- mencement Usher 35 Basketball 45 Senior Play Usher 45 Girls O Club 45 Softball 2, 3. Bette Jean Dolk HBST 37 Lowe anfl to be loved 'is the great- est happiness of ezmstenref' Daneing Club 35 Chorus 3, 4. Martha Louise Dorwin cclvlartu SZCIYA H ller raorlest voice anal graceful am' Show her wzse as she is fair. Orchestra 1, 25 Chorus 2, 33 Journalism 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Commencement Usher 35 Senior Play Usher 4. Leon Edward Doughty HJl1IllOfH SZCDA HWill he ever grow up! Band 1, 2, 35 Free Reading Club IQ Fixit Club 2, 3. 'I4 Jeanne Elizabeth Doyle K 7 From, all her enrmesl lofil We l.'11o11' that our .lerlnne Doyflr' lVI'll gnfr11'. Chorus I, 2, Basketball 1, Etiquette Club 1, 2, Adver- tising Manager Pow Wow 3, Senior Play Usher 4, Tom Tom Staff 4. Richard Alva Dunham UIClrner NNI: one but hfniself erm be his 17lllYIllt'l.U Donald Eiklor t'Don H SNUA A fl'l'l'll!l z'mlml--11-lien one ix in mfe1l. Forestry Club I, 2, Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, Fixit Club 3. Dorothy Espe Dot fl l1r'lp1'ng hnnrl 111111 elleezjflzl grin She has 7Il'l7l'I' been lfriolrn lo nom.- mit I7 great sin. Home Management Club 1, Everyday Seienee Club 2, Free Reading Club 3. Elizabeth Louise Frank t'Bet Qfikl She g1i1'l'S fl side glrmr'e rmrl loolrx flown B6Il'07'l'.l take care She is fooling thee. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, All Sehool Team 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, All School Team 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, All Sehool Team 2, 3, Hiking 2, 3, Volley Ball 3, The Nativity Cast lj Dra- maties Club 1, 3, 4, President 4, Girls' 0 Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, Chorus I, 3, ttFiat Lux Cast 3, .Junior Prom Committee 3, Commencement Vsher 3, Senior Play, Duley 4, Tom Tom Staff 4, Journalism Club 4, Secretary of Class 4, Frosh Initi- ation Committee 4. Lawrence E. Gallow ' 'Larry Ufillllll boys, who to lhezfr boulfx fwzfly. Will all be great :neu by and by. Pow Vl'ow 2. Wilma Mable Glann lVillie We mvier see ri f roiru on h,e1-fair rzomliemmee. ' 7 Junior Prom Committee 3, Commeneement Usher 3, Handy Club 3, Free Reading Club 3, Orchestra 4g Art Club 4, Tom Tom 4, Tennis 4, Senior Play Committee 4. Douglas Linley Grant SKI-lirlll Ile mils them his golf soelfx b6't'flIlSl' he made fl hole-tin-one. Monitor I, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus i, 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Class Vice President 2, Traek 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Tom Tom 4, Senior Play Tieket Committee Chair- man 4, President Student Coun- eil 4. Rodney E. Halstead usleepyu l'lVho erm fill his plane! A las! we know 11,ol.'l Forestry Club I, 2, 3. Martha Emily Haus lVIarthy H.l'1Ill'llI!l Haus Alllviyx l1'0I'll'S lo11'r11'1l Il 11'1n'lhy r'a11se. Tap Dam-ing Club IQ First Aid Club 2, Spelling Club 2, 3, Danr-ing Club 3, Senior Play Vsher 4, Basketball 4, Dra- maties Club 4, Softball 4, Girl's O Club 4. 'I5 Marjorie Nance Haywood HKid!7 SZCIJA t'Th.ere 1fsn'l a minute when N ance 'liS7Lil in ilfl Basketball 1, 2, 35 Senior Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 35 Softball 2, 35 Class Secretary IQ Monitor I5 Hiking 2, 35 Yolleyball35 Girls' O Club 2, 3, 45 Omega Phi Alpha--Vic-e President 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Play Cast- - Duley 45 Journalism Club 45 Dramaties Club 45 Tom Tom 45 Senior Cabinet 4. Alma jane Hollister KKH01ly77 SZQJA HA - A mbzftion L- r- Learning .M 'MlJtlRSlZf A --'f Afeetlonw Hiking 25 Pow Wow 2, 35 Com- meneement Usher 35 Movie Club 35 Etiquette Club 35 Senior Play Usher 45 Journalism Club 45 Senior Play Property Com- mittee 45 Basketball 4. Leona Sedgwick Horton Leona QKIDA We but you fareufell and :re hope uve can follouf the example you have setfor us. Dramaties Club 3, 45 Art 45 Commencement Usher 35 Publie Speaking 45 Senior Play Com- mittee 45 Tom Tom 45 Costume Committee Xmas Play 4. Carl Frederick Howe 'tHowie QIIJA 'tl was just th17nkz'ng.l' Well, we are surprised, we dzdnlt know 11 was possible. Monitor 2, 35 Omega Phi Alpha ---Treasurer 45 Junior Prom Committe 3. Wayne Bradley Hughes Wayne' UA subtle lad, full of 'l7lfg07LIllil!j.i' Pow Wow 25 Tom Tom 4. Gertrude M. Jakat Gertrude SZCIDA Win artist of no small ability. Art Club I, 3. 45 Spelling 25 Prom Committee 35 Chorus 3, 45 First Aid Club 35 Tom Tom Stat'f4. Charles Robert Jamesson I 7? Beautiful ladies belong to art, Bob belongs to bothfl Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Pow Wow I5 Class Treasurer IQ Monitor I5 Football 2, 45 Tom Tom 2, 3, 45 Student Couneil Representative 25 Golf 3, 45 Art Club 3, 4. john R. jastremsky Lefty' ' UA lad quiet and reserved, Who from h1s sludzes has newer swerrerl. ' ' Movie Club I, 25 Spelling Club I 5 Free Reading Club 25 Daneing Club 1, 25 Intramural Basket- ball 4Q Intramural Volleyball 4. Doris Charlotte Johnson t'Doris'l HA smile is golden so they say, So I practice rlay by day. Travel Club 25 Dancing Club 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Commencement Usher 35 Eti- quette Club 35 Consumers Club 35 Senior Play Usher 45 Frosh Initiation Committee 4. Minnie Irene Johnson t'Irene Do you lrnou' anyone who lives al Loelru1ootl! Etiquette Club 35 Dancing Club 35 Dramaties Club 4. 16 Frederick joseph Knox KlKa'yO!7 The best dancer if rumors are rorreetfl Basketball I, 35 Football I5 Class President If Etiquette Club 1, 25 President 25 Tennis Team I, 2, 35 Movie Club 25 President 25 Monitor 2, 4. Richard Hugh Knox HDickY7 Does Ruthie's mother think Dick K nom at their door too often! Class Vice President 25 Football 2, 35 Pow Wow Staff 25 Tom Tom Staff 25 Intramural Basket- ball 2, 35 Class Secretary 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Class Treasurer 45 Senior Class Cabi- net 4. Helen Kravarick ' 'Bonniel ' t'I'm as sure of my goal in life As I am in a basketball strife. Chorus I5 Tap Dancing I, 35 Senior Dramatics 2, 4g Softball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Art Club 35 Commencement Usher 35 Volleyball 45 Senior Play Usher 4. Wesley J. Kwiatkowski 4 I 7 HCFA What a shame For a little boy to have such a name. Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Stanley Henry Lipka asian He will prove the best in the field? Future Farmers Club I, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 3Q President 4. Frederick Walter Livermore 'lFrCd I never know, but I guess- and leave the rest to fate. Art Club 2, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Pow Wow 35 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Class Vice President 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Barbara Mae Loveland ltB0bY! HI n quiet she has learned to dwell, But someone, someday will break the spellf' Donaldson R. Lowry, Jr. ffSpikel7 A great aid in playing baslmt- ball Because he is so tall. Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Forestry I, 35 Football 25 Tennis 2, 35 Track 3. Charles Roger Maloney rxR0gerrv QCIPA N 0 doubt he is an early riser But what would we do if he were any wiser?'l Pow Wow 35 Journalism Club-- Assoeiate Editor 45 Senior Play, Dulcyl' 45 Tom Tom Staff 4. Mary Ellene McKee1 Hlflaryfl SEPA A tender heart that knows no aile Q N0 tholights fy' evil e'er rlefilef' Free Reading Club 15 Pow Wow 35 Senior Play Usher 4. 17 fl M If' SEN'I'O'l2S Mildred Winola McNeil ltMi11y7Y 'A ll er f rlenrls they are many, 1101-foes, has she any!'l Spelling Club I, 35 Scribblers Club 25 Free Reading Club 3. Charlotte Emily McNett Chad Ullealth and beauty go hand 'ln llfl7LIl.H Free Reading Club 1, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Movie Club 25 Science Club 1, 25 Handy Club 35 Dramatics Club 4. Clarence Cornelius Morse Smiles t' V1'renz, theorem A brlueo, H20 A ui, Shuelcs! I'rl rather slclpf' Class Vice President I5 Class President 2, 35 Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Pow Wow 35 Tom Tom Staff 35 Golf 35 Student Council Repre- sentative 45 Secretary 45 Art Club- President 45 Advertising Manager Senior Play 45 Dra- matic-s Club 45 Intramural Basketball 4. Harold Desmond Murray I 6 7 HI 'fntenrl to graduate-from the course of Mme. Football 2, 3 45 Art Club 45 Pow VVow 2, 3. Anna Mary Murphy KKAHHY7 HA goofl student and flelernzfuerl u'o1'lfer. Handy Club IQ Free Reading Club 1, 25 Etiquette Club 35 Dancing Club 35 Seribblers Club 25 Senior Play Usher 4. Valentine Albert Osovski tKXfeke77 SZCIDA 'fWhat is a flay so rare as a rlay zn Juneff- unless at ls a certain day HL I r'bruary.'ll Pow VVow IQ Intramural,Soft- ball I5 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Forestry Club 35 Intramural Volleyball 3. Norman Peet KlPeet7! t'Llttle Norman Peel Never rnlnrls defeat, Ruth Elnora Rauch Ruthie HRW Van Wlnkle slept and slept, Ruthie wept anrl wept, For she was late aga1'n!'l Chorus I5 Basketball I, 2, 35 Hockey--All School Team 2, 3, 45 Hiking 2, 35 Girls' O Club 2, 3, 45 Spring Sports Manager 25 Softball 35 Senior Play Usher 45 Tom Tom Staff 4. Ruth Annette Roe HRuthie SZKIDA Pleasing manners, ability in all jlclrls. The reason why she is so well lllcerlfl l Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 All School Team 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Girls' HOU Club 2, 3, 45 Viee President 3, President 45 Dramaties Club 2, 3, 45 Monitor 25 Hiking 25 Softball 25 Tennis 35 .Iunior Prom Chairman 35 Asso- eiate Editor Tom Tom 35 Com- mencement Usher 35 Journalism Club 45 Class Vice President 45 Senior Play Dulcy 45 Editor- in Chief Tom Tom 4. Clara Marie Root Marney iiFT1iP7ltlljl, fair, and full of grace. A srmle 18 ever on her facefl Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra IQ Pow Wow 25 Student Council 3. 'I8 Mae Belle Rosengrant t'Mabel' HThe nicest gifts come wrappefl in small packages. Volleyball I, 2 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 All School Team 45 Hockey -All School Team 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 25 Girls' OH Club 2, 3, 45 Hiking 2, 35 .Iunior Prom Committee 3j Pow Wow 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Senior Play Usher 4. Dorothy Raymond Ryan KlD0t 7? QCIJA t'Dot is a gootl naturefl lass Who has the highest marks in every classfl . Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Monitor 35 Basketball 15 Tennis 2, 35 Girls' O Club 2, 3, 45 Omega Phi Alpha Secretary 45 Journalism Club'-Editor-im Chief 45 Dramatics Club 45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Class Cabinet 45 Senior Play Committee 4. Richard Clyde Schneider 'tSamson UWhen do the leaves begin to turn! The night before exams. Future Farmers I 2 Vice y ,3v 4' ' President 45 Track 3, 45 Public Speaking Contest 4. Marion Madelyn Searles Mickl' UThe embodiment of perpetual good humorf' Class President IQ Chorus 1, 2 5 Advertising Manager Tom Tom 4Q Senior Play Usher 45 Handy Club IQ Travel Club 25 Movie Club 25 Etiquette Club 3. Russel Earl Sexton KKGLISY7 HLittle grains of mischief IIIZTIUZ with grains of sass, Brought this mighty Senior from the Freshman class. Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Softball IQ Intramural Volleyball 4. Georgia A. Shellenbarger HSimone QCIPA K' N ever sigh, when you can sing A nfl laugh, like me, at every- thing. Dramatic-s Club IQ Softball 35 Commencement. Usher 35 Jour- nalism Club 4Q Senior Play Usher 45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Basketball 4. Ralph Lee Short Jeevie The kno wlcrtge rains From those well-filled brains. .Iournalism Club 45 Tom Tom Staff 4. Boris Nicholas Shvetzoif Count, HA. H ..' she simply adores youfl Science Club 25 Chorus 25 Future Farmers 2, 3, 45 Head Monitor 3. James David Simielo t6Jirnmy77 Milly memory is the thing I forget with. Forestry Club IQ Intramural Volleyball 4. Ernest Lyle Smith ffsmirtytt sl common name but rm un- f'0IIlI71,07LfFll0I1'.H Basketball 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Senior Play, Dulcy 45 Tom, Tom Staff 45 Student Council Representative 4. '19 Mary Gertrude Smith 'tSmittie'l SWA Gziggl1fng, garrulous, Gert. Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3,45 All School Team 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball 35 Intramural I-Ioekey 2, 3, 45 Intramural Softball 2, 3, 45 Hiking 2, 35 Dramaties Club 2, 3, 45 Girls O Club 2, 3 ,45 Class Representative 35 Cast 'tWhy the Chimes Rang 25 Commencement Usher 35 Tom Tom Staff 45 Senior Play Cast 'tDuley 4. Virginia Mae Somers 'tGinger That cheerful grin will gel her in where a lrnoeker is not lfnozenf' Travel Club 35 Movies Club SQ Senior Play Usher 4. LeRoy Stables 'tI,eRoy Smooth looktlng, Smooth. manners, Smooth fellowf' Tom Tom Stall' 4, Alberta Amelia Stanley 'tSpunkie t'Fro1n her heart anrl from her hands come celestial melorllesf' Free Reading Club 35 Travel Club 35 Tom Tom Staff 4. Barbara Emily Stevens Bobbie A quiet tongue, a wise head, a ready smile Show that Barbara is a girl worth-11,'h'ile. First Aid Club 35 Senior Play Usher 4. George M. Taylor ' ' J oe Slfllk t'lVhaI,' no relation Io Roberl. ' Student Count-il I, 3, 45 Viee President 45 Cheerleader IQ Dramatics Club I, 45 Band I, 3 45 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Class Treasurer 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Monitor 35 Senior Play, ttDuley 45 Christmas Play, Dust of the Road'l4. Tina Gertrude Tilly 4 'l'i na S2fI1A t'She's a slim and Ilf7i7LSO'lILl7 lass, 7llIf'Tl'lS no one like her zn all Ihr' floss. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiking 2, 35 Softball 2, 35 Girls, OH Club 2, 3, 45 Hockey 3, 45 .Iunior Prom Committee 35 Tom Tom Staff 3, 45 Circulation Manager 45 Dramaties Club 3, 45 Commenee- ment Usher 35 Senior Play, Duley 45 Journalism Club 45 Chairman Senior Rings 4. Charles William Truman 'tlfriarn We know that he will be ri sm'- eessful farmer by his goorlloolcing tliarnesk Forestry Club I5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orehestra I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 45 Intramural Volleyball 75 Monitor I, 25 Head Monitor 25 .lunior Prom Committee 35 Class Treasurer 35 Christmas Play, t'Dust of the Road 45 Senior Play, Duley 45 Dra- maties Clubs 45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Senior Class Cabinet 4. Greta Louise Tuttle KlGret577 'Ulllhough she says shels foml of pork-chops, We know she loves AL7lU67 I7I,0TCl.H Pow Wow 25 Girls UO Club 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Basketball 45 Senior Play Usher 4. ' William Myner Tuttle flfputff lVl1enfun and duly clash Let rluty go lo smashf' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball 4. Q0 jane Frances VanBuskirk t'Yonnie It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to lozfef' Class Secretary 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Jour- nalism Club 4, Tom Tom Staff 4, Class Cabinet 4. Elizabeth Van De Mark tABetty7! Sheds a pal if there ever was one. Library Council I' Dramatics . 7 Club 2, Commencement Usher 3, Senior Play Usher 4. Percy Nathan Van Etten Doctor Words are like leaiies and where they 'most abounal, llluch fruit of sense beneath is rarely founrlfl Stamp Club 1, 2, 3, Investors Club 1, Bookkeeping Contest 2. Howard Camp VanN ess ' 'Cricket l' H He makes the best of beaux Because he wears the finest of clothes. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 1, 2, Football 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play, Du1cy 4, Tom Tom Staff 4, Frosh Initiation Committee 4. Lucy B. Vose Babe Lzfe's a jest, anrl all things show it, I thought so ont-e and noir I know it. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, Softball 2, Hiking 2, Tennis 3, Girls O Club 2, 3, 4, Monitor 1, Pow Wow 3, Dramaties Club 3, Tom Tom Staff 4, Senior Play Usher 4. Hilda Anna Wagner HI-Iil!aIYJ l irt11e flzrells in her heart, ,llozlesty in her forehead, Sweetness in her mouth, .-'tml labor in her hands. Dramatic-s Club 2, 4, Softball 3, Girls O Club 3, 45 Commence- ment Usher 3, Hockey 4, Basket- ball 4, Senior Play Usher 4. james Albin Walker 'tButch My artistic ability is exceerlefl only by my good looks. Pow Wow 1, 2, 3, Editor-in- Chief 2, Art Editor 3, Monitor 3, Tom Tom Staff 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Class Vice President 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Chorus 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Art Club 4, Journalism Club 4, Class President 4, Business Manager Senior Play 4. joseph Warren West 'twarrenl' SZCPA Warren West! lVe thought it was in the Eastfl Band 1, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Chorus 3. Nancy Elizabeth Wheeler KiNan77 SZIIDA t'0h! she will sing the savageness out M a bear. Chorus Librarian 4, Journal- ism Club 4, Dramatics Club, Vice President 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Tom Tom Staff 4, Girls HO Club 4, Basketball 4, Hockey 4. Robert Ellis Whitney UPunkin Hljtllltjlktillfu' f Wanted not only at 7l,l!t7Lk8glI'l7lg but all the time. Band 1 2 'Orchestra I 2 ' i - 3- 4 ' i i 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Volleyball 4. Qi Victor Wolslegel Vic.l' 'LLM tffll'!' mul study gn lmngf' Football 2, Monitor 2,35 Golf 3. Francis Eugene Worden HFranny. tllluch ll'fSlli0III often goes with tlwjezvffsl morris. -1-1-TI-IE SENIQR CI.ASS CDF 1938-1-1 The Senior Class of 1938 does not wish to be boastful, but definitely, it is by no means inferior to the classes of former years, and unless some unusual phenomenon occurs, it will maintain its pres- ent status with regard to the forthcoming senior classes. VV ell may we look with a certain complacency upon the achievements of our athletes, scholars, and musicians. Linley Grant and Fred Livermore, with the assistance of many other seniors, have upheld our name on the football field. Lyle Smith and George Taylor lent color and speed to our basketball team. Every time an exam came along, we skimmed over it blithely, with at least five people on the high honor roll, nearly one-third of the schoolls honor students. Our musicians are too numerous to mention. It may suffice to say that they make up a very large part of the orchestra and chorus. Dulcy,'l the Senior play was a knockout, dramatically, socially, and financially. This was due, largely, to the efforts of those two impish senoritas, Betty Frank and Tina Tilly, and that grand old actor, Charlie Truman. Under the capable supervision of Miss Dean and Mr. Albert Hubbard, our finances have been enlarged and preserved. Look us over! SENIOR CLASS CABINET Grant Albro Van Ness Smith Truman Morse Allen Haywood Baldwin Ryan Van Buskirk Frank Roe Walker Livermore Knox Z H I , s 'S z. ,A, ' 'E as Q aww ,,,,. 'U ww-f . Us C52 E. L4 ,?,.. 11 ,A . L, rm QF- ,if J A E 'J ' Nw ,A Q -1? , 'fir .5 Mtv I-7 X f 'ir 'Wg-5' mmvmnwmw, E111 J ,C -r X! fl...5'H, f WW if i lf' W - ., i QL?f,f ' WMM f K ,, H, , I cl! 2' :.,. - tx . S A M Y I ig Z , ll gc, Xuf, L it f 'f l M - 4 A LQV A if Q29 L f l is l 5 I3 ' 44 SENIOR CELEBRITIES LeRoy Stables- The Little King -Best looking 7 boy. Greta Tuttle'- Little Lulu - Best looking and 9 IO eutest girl. Roger lX'Iuloney- .Iiggs ---Best student. Clarenee Morse- Mim'key Mouse -lNIost popu- ii lar lmoy, Betty FI'2l,Illi7Ulx'IlIlIll9 Mouse fMost popular, 1,5 lmest dressed, and most athletic' girl. I-l Linley Grant- Pop0ye f Most athletie boy. Q3 8 l2. . Charles Truman'f Donald Diieku- -'Best aetor. Howard Van Ness f- l'lenry -Best dressed boy. . Ruth Roe- Olive Uyle fDone most for class. Lyle Smith- One of the Three Little Pigs - Done elass for most. Leon Doughty- li:Llny Dumpling f-ffBiggest balmy. Fred Knoxf'lSliippy -Best li2Llll'l'I'. Robert Whitneyf--''Winipy -Best disposition. Dorothy Ryan- Lowizie :ind Little -lllglliilllll' ' Most respeeted. l. Bill-posters 2. Woman slaughter 3. Dulcy and Patterson 4. Dulcy's pals 5. I could fix it for you! 6. Afternoon tea? 7. Chuckie, Smittie, Georgie 8. My little widgie 9. Big game hunter 10. Mrs. C. Roger Forbes 11. Id de sprig JUNIOR CLASS Prcs1'zlent, ....,. . , ,LAWIIICNCE XVINSLOXY Vice PI'6Sli!lPIlI. . . .....,. Roiirzwi' Com: Secretary .... . . .lsmzs Tom-kixs 7'reusurer ....,................ . . .VIRGINIA Picnao I Farm GIGLLER Student 0Ull7lI I'l lfepresevilrilzites .... ...... V I CLARK ic I' 1'r'rs Miss SUTI-LR Afl1'1'se1's .... . lylxflli. PHIL Ill'IiHARD Warning!! When confronted by a Junior, always wear dark glasses lest his stellar radiance blind you. You ask why we are so illustrious? You may credit it to our school spiritf-we form the most. active part of any organization in which we deign to take part. VVith such prominent leaders as Lawrence Winslow, Dominic Cifovello, Betty Lue Brott, Juanita Barnes, Fred Geller, and Clarke Fitts backing it up, you won't want to miss the really greatest social event of the year, Of course, I mean the Prom. But our ability doesn't end there. The class of 1039 is noteworthy in its versatility. lixaminations leave us unruffled. Patricia Keefe, Jeanette Spencer, and Barbara Hol- lister lead the rest of us with banners flying. In sports, too, we can fill the bill. Dominic Covello and Larry Winslow, among others, carry the torch for the boysewhile Alma Yicario, an all-around athlete, and Jane Greene are the pride of our hearts. In our Freshman year, we told you to Hwatch our smoke. In our Sophomore year we went through the adolescent stage. Now-we feel ready, willing, and able to take over responsibilities befitting our station. We wish to take over leaderships formerly assumed by our elders, so that our Alma Mater may be proud of us as we are proud of her. P.S. Pardon our modesty. Q5 SOPHCDMORE CLASS Presirlcnl .,...,,., . . . Donoms Davis liire I,I'l'S1ill!'IIf ..... .... R onicwi' Iilums Secretary ...... ..,..... R ITA ITASTINGS 7'l'Ptl8lll'4'l'. . . .,.,,..., Ci-iAiu,14:s SMITH ,.1,1,,,'M,,-S .4V4..4.V.4V..,ll4.4 I V I X Miss DCJLKJIQPIS D,xvif:nN l Miss RYAN Sfltdenl f'oum'1'l 1fl'lPl'l Sf3TLflllfI'f' ,,.. ...... ' Flsm-:sA NYt1IiSI4l4llH'II, When you can tear your gaze from this picture, let your eyes wander through this summary of the class of Zio. By the former, we wish to display our pulchritutle, and hy the latter we hope to convince you of our praiseworthiness. ltlvery class has its lighter moments, when social functions come into the lime-light. Our hearts, with one exception, heat faster at the mention of The Big Applefl Att just such a social affair, the pre-mentioned exception, Donald Smith, began his Woman- hating career. Freshman initiation resulted in no additional gray hairs. After taking it on the chin, we are-what was it the Seniors called us'?fOh, yes !e Cocky as everfl We slipped Ca few fellj gracefully into the Sophomore Class. After reaching this high station, we, as veterans, can exhibit. many an asset. The mental equipment of such stars as Thelma Bartlow, Lucy Fornelius, Ruth Dodge, Betty Simons and George Andrews will bear close scrutiny. Our male athletes include 'tBeef Bowgren, who covers most of the field, Bob Kuhns, Jesse Howard and Fred Miller. Our feminine athletic starlets include Teresa Wolslegel, Betty Simons, Ruth Doyle, Doris Rowe, Betty Hetherington, and Eleanor Alhro. We prophesy that all our Hcastles in Spainll will become realities, as we sail in quest of uncharted seas. Q6 FRESHMAN CLASS l'1'1'sivImzl ..... ..,, X Y1l,l,i.i in Ciif:i.I,icic Virf' I,l'E'SZlll67Lf. . . .... liolrls STicl,l,.x l St'I'l't'flll'jj ..... , . . I.oliisr: UAi.1,wi-ix' 7vl't'llNtll'l'l' ..,,...,...,,..,.... .....,,... I oiix l r'i.i.i4:ic Student t'ozuu'z'l Ifrprzwffntfzlmf. ., ,............,... Iii-1'i 1't' Ili-1'i'iii:niNo'1'ox Vluss .'lf1lf'l4S0I'S ...,.,,..,..., ..M1ss hlamiz Davi-:ax ,xxn Mic. Loomis The well-known greeting: t'Good Morning, Most Honorable, llignifiecl, and Superior Seniors, will always remain in the niinds of the Freshrnen and recall that week in which dismayed Frosh and exasperated Seniors were subjects for ridicule and inirth. But, these so-called ttliowly l+'reshnien have become an up-and-corning asset to the Owego Free Academy, being well represented as participants in ext ra-curricular activities. Luck has dealt a poor hand to the Freshmen as far as sports are concerned. At present they show more spirit than adeptness, but they have faith in the old saying, HPI'ilCllCt'IlllLliPS perfectf' We hope this holds true, for niany have turned out for the various sports and have been practicing with unusual diligence. We doubt if there would be an orchestra without the Freshnien forthe f are IMPtJlt'l'AN'l'. i 3 This class sponsored a bake sale in March and cleared twenty-three dollars, 'l'here must have been something very appetizing in that particular Window. That's all for this year, but don't think you have heard the last of the class of '4n. Next year we'll not be Hgreenl' Freslnnen, but sophisticated Sophoniores and shall he recognized as such in the IQXQO Tom Torn. EIGHT!-I GRADE JUNIOR STUDY HALL 81, SQ, 83 PRE-ACADEMICS 1JI'68I'l16IllS7RCJbC?I'l Lyke, Glenn Warner, Ellsworth Jackson, Kenneth Wolff Vice 1JI'68IAfl6IllS7ROSC Covello, Marjorie Chubb, June Spencer, William Ciamprone S8CI'8fIll'I'6S7Nl21I'jOI'l0 Chubb, Hazel Granger, Patricia Lee, Alta Benjamin Trerlszzrel'--Charles Frank I'shersARose Covello, Robert Franz, Marian Goodrich, William Ballard, Muriel Barnes, Gerald Weston Student l'ozm,c1'l lfepresentatfre-Ellsworth Jackson .4fIIl1'S'6I'S'7lhrllSS Ruth Smith, Miss Catlin, Mr. Hetherington Not only has the High School been socially busy this year, but the eighth grade, too. We have been enjoying ourselves as Well as working hard. We have had numerous basketball games, and two nice parties. One of these was a Christmas party, and the other, a Saint Patrick's Day party. We wish to thank Miss Catlin, Miss Smith and all the other teachers who have Worked so hard to make this year a happy one. I J 1 21 K- 531135. as 3'- SEVENTH GRADE RoB.wn'1' HILJKEIN, I'r1w1Irlm1l um! Stzulcnl Council lx'r'presentnti1'n FIQICIJICRIVK lxillililili, Vice IIVI'-Yl'1lI'llf am! Nm:-s Eflilor When we came down to this school last fall, We were a thoroughly Ugreen bunch. We soon acquainted ourselves with the plaee, however, and began driving the history and geography into us, and Mr. Hetherington showed us how to play a game with bottles Ceinpty onesj, test tubes, etc. He seems to get a lot of fun out of it, calls it Nsciencelll Yes, we were hooked up with that Tripp person---pretty niceAin an Hexact sense. Welve had a lot of parties during the year. Our really big one the Junior High party which was held on March 18. Was it :L t'woWl We are looking forward to five more eventful years at the O. F. A. Q9 All hands on flock. The Press. All ashnrv that 's goin' aslmrv .Iust :1 quartet. Shop. A1111 more shop. Apalavhin. 'kPr0xy. Thi' Indians A'Wincly. Balm, our artist.. Holdtha1 liner! k'H0wi0. NYC want a fUl1f'hdOYVll.H Lightin' up. Hoskins Calmost lust his hozulj Ho, Ho sw 0 9 I C I .J I.l'lW x 31 si 3 Y? 5 lf r l 1 n 1, Ri E E 5 5 l 3 E E 1 1 i r, R li 1 5 1 1, E E 1 1 l E ll1'1m,1111m Alililili FAH1. Mttiiimv C. SM1'1'11 D. Hmrrii . 'N11No1.o VAN Nrzss Dixyis Biiowx .limitzssow lloskixs TTINSIAIW . I1lYI'Llt,MUlil'I Howl: H,.x1't'11 GR.XN'F Co11Nwi4:1.1. liixliaii Womf 'l'M'1.o11 l,. SMITH li.11mt:14:11 Ihwrox CtJYl41l,l.tl xvltllll-Ili liowomtzm liI't'IANl gl 7 A 7 7 77' F O O T B A L I.t m 'W'M V'l The Red ancl lSl11e hacl a fairly Sllt't'0SSl'lll loothall season, entling 11p in thirtl plat-e in the league. Owego starterl its football season Ivy playing at Penn Yan in a non-league tilt. After leading Penn Yan to the t-losing minutes of the game 6-0, Penn Yan scored a lOl1t'lltl0VVll making the swore 6-o. Painted Post t-ame to Owego forthe first llxiljlllf' game aml clefeatetl the Red anrl Blue, 14-7, in a very rough gaine. This was a hitter pill to swallow as Owego lecl over Paintetl Post through most ol' the game. Ovitl invatletl the lmlians' stamping grouncls the next week antl got stamped into the grounrl to the tune of 4o-7. Waverly, o11r traflitional enemy, vame the next week to tlo or tlie. The Crimson and White clierl. The swore was 21-2. This was the greatest game of the season. ln a sea of m111l and water the U.F,A playetl Watkins Glen. The game resulted in a svoreless tie, after the lnrlians threateneml Watkins' goal line three times cluring the game. The next week Oweggo went to llorseheamls :mtl rlefeatetl the Blue anml White 21-O, Towantla came to Owego the next week in another non-league tilt. Pull. H1'1znAl1o, Vorzrlt After leading Towantla through three quarters 7-f7,'ll0W21Iltl21 s4-ore1lato11f'h- flown in the last few minutes. The final st-ore was 12-7. The worst set haffk of our season was the 'tpastingn Elmira Heights hamlerl 11s. The swore was 36-o. Y The lettermen for this season are: Captain Grant, Liverrnore, Rowe, Ra11t'l1. Winslow, Taylor, Luc-iani, Smith, Yan Ness, liowgren, Baclger, Arnolfl, Davis, Barton, Weher, anfl Covello. Many veterans will return next year hut Livermore, liatlger, Weher, Govt-llo, Taylor, Rowe, :intl Raueh will he lost from the squafl. S C l-l E D U l. E Ullwyo llllfftlllflll IYOIIII Yan at Penn Yan, ., 6 6 l'aintetl Post at Uwogo. ., 7 I4 Ovitl at Owego ..,........... 40 7 Waverly at, Owegro .........,... 21 2 Watkins Glen at Watkins Glen. . . o o Horseheatls at Horseheads ........ 2l o Towantla at Owegzo .,..........,.. 7 I2 lfllmira Heights at Elmira Heights .... o 36 Totals ..,.,,...........,.. 102 77 L1N1.m' GRANT, Vnptrzin N T 33 NlCHflI,S A1.1,1:N FA111. IDICVI-QL Rl1'Kl'IX' E1K1.o11 C.vxM1'1a1'11.L Ruse S11.x1'1:11 ST14:14:1.1c Ro1.1.1:vs ST1:1.1..x HowA1zD Woo1m1'11N M11.1.14:11 F1'1 rs K1'11Ns Iiowm' G11.xN'1' T.u'1.o1c W1Ns1.ow ll1'111sA11o Hoskixs FOSTER SM1'1'11 IQOXVIG A1.14:xANn1cR BASKETBALL The season started this year with the same large erowds and the same e11thusias111 that the Owego Free Aeademy has shown its basketball team for the past two years. The Uwego team was made 1113 entirely of veterans, Knox being the only man to be replac-ed this year. His shoes were very ably filled by Kenneth Alexander. The team was mueh smaller in stature tl1a11 some of her opponents, but the fast pass work Hllll superior guarding of Owego put her ahead of her larger oppo11e11ts. ln the sec-ond game of the season, Owego gave .lohnson City the best game in some years. Owego was out in front at. the half, but Johnson City eame through to Win by a very small margin ol' two points. Owego triumphed over Endieott. 25 to 22. During the season Owego was tied with the Heights for the league 1-hampionship. The final game was played at Elmira Heights before the largest erowd i11 the history of that sehool. Owego was unable to 1-omplete their free tosses, and the Heights eked out the small vietory of 22 to I9 over the lndia11s. This is the first time in three years that Owego has been loreed to give 11p the league eup. Despite the bitterness ot' this defeat, the next night Owego went to the seetionals illlil beat Moravia 33 to 22 o11 tl1e Boynton Junior lligh Sehool eourt. Heartened by this vietory, the Red and Blue rolled over their old rival, Waverly, by a gigantie sf-ore of SI to 34. This made Owego the seetional ehampion in the western division The 0.F.A. met Walton, the vietor of the eastern ser-tion, at Endieott. The pass work ot' the Indians proved too mueh for Walton and Owego rode o11 to vietory, piling up a seore ol' 46 to 33. Mueh of the ereditt for t-he team's sueeess goes to the Captain, Charles Hoskins, whose able leadership and seoring ability were inspiring to the players. lloskins piled up a total ot' 159 poi11ts d11ri11g the season. Both Hoskins and Foster earned positions on the lieague's first team. Smith received a position on the seeond team. All in all it was a good year. S C H E D LI L E f,Il'I'QU Upponrvzl Rome at Owego .,.. , . ...,............... . 37 23 Endif-ott at Endieott ............. 24 35 Jol1nso11 City at Johnson City .... 24 26 Endieottt at, Owego ..... ........ 2 5 22 Waverly at Owego ............. 38 25 Watki11s Glen at ivatkins Glen ,... 34 I0 Newark Valley at Newark Valley. . . 3o 21 Horseheads at Owego .,,,.,,...... 36 1 1 Montour Falls at Montour Falls ,,,. 18 IQ Elmira Heights at Owego ....... IO 20 Johnson City at Owego , . . . . lf 24 Waverly at Waverly ..... 31 24 Watkins Glen at Cwego ..... 36 1 1 Newark Valley at Owego .... 41 18 Horseheads at Horseheads .,,.. 31 IQ Montour Falls at Owego ..., , . . . 40 2l Elmira lleights at Elmira Ileights. . IQ 22 Moravia at lthaea .,.,..,..,,... 33 22 Waverly at Ithaca. ...,,...,.. SI 34 Walton at Endieott. . 46 33 Totals ....,... 620 446 Cll.1Xlll.l1IS llosK1Ns, flflllfflllll FOSTER SMITH HOSKINS, FAPTAIN ALICXANDI-IR RUXVI 1 ,sy VHARLIIC AND LARRY CO,'H'll Hl'I4H.XKlJ N 35 R. an Q56 W, r law f, in f' J , X yi 5 , 'll ii? lk Q 1' ' sf 1 ' Q' H Ne' . .PC f J M' kj 1, X., JIWXJL Q 4 3 TENNIS Boyrl Fifts Lowry Knox Taylor TRACK Smith Davis Lowry Foster Kuhns llivermorc Morse XVinslow Rollins Svhncirler Allen Geller Grant Hoskins Almeel .lavkson Rowe Q G OLP Munroc Covellu Gran! Wolslegzc-l Morsv 1 TENNIS The O. F. A. had a poor season in tennis in 1937, because the team was composed of new players. The 1938 team is made up entirely of veterans, and should enjoy a successful season. The other teams in the league will be handicapped by the loss of regulars through graduation. The members of this year's team are: Fitts, Taylor, Lowry, Boyd and Knox. TRACK Track was revived at the O. F. A. in 1937 after a lapse of nearly ten years. About twenty candidates reported at the opening of the season. Owego journeyed to Troy for its first track meet of the year. The next meet that Owego entered took place at Endicott. The boys' hopes were raised somewhat by this meet as one of them won a first place, and another received a fourth place. The next meet that Owego entered was the sectional at Ithaca. The team's expectations were not too high for this meet, but they came through with flying colors by winning first place. The prospects for the year 1938 are only fair as several members of the 1937 team were graduated last June. GULF The O. F. A. fared a little better last year in golf. Except for the return of Donald Monroe and Victor Wolslegel, the team was made up of new men. This team lost, five and Won two games, winning from Cortland and Endicott. The outlook for the 1938 season is especially bright. The team is composed almost en- tirely of veterans. This year's squad is composed of: Grant, Wolslegrel, Jamesson, Miller, Espe and lVlunroe. 37 Przrzonu FRANK VICARIO Howi: RPZX'NOIiDS SIMONS Pi:DRo Rows RAUCH Ross:NGRAN'1' WoLsLi:o14:i. HAsT1NGs GIRLS' HOCKEY The intra-mural hockey league proved an exciting affair this year with the juniors and sophomores battling for top honors all the way. At the end of the season they were tied, each having won three games, lost one and tied one. A play-off between the two teams resulted in a last minute win by the sophomores, which gave them first place. Excellent hockey material this year made possible an outstand- ing all-school team. Their season was much different from last year's for they ended up with one win and a tie. The Keystone Junior College game was the best to their way of thinking for they won 2-o. The lindicott game this year ended with the score tied o-o. Miss D1-:A N, Vnach C5IRLS' BASKETBALL Such a large group reported for basketball that for the first time in history, each class had two teamsfeight teams divided into two leagues. The first league was composed of more experienced players, and the second league of beginners. The seniors walked off triumphantly with all the honors, winning both leagues. We found out, however, that we cannot carry on a large intra-mural program and compete with other schools as well. We learned this when Keystone Junior College came down and handed us a 45-3o defeat. The girls were in there every minute playing good basketball against older and more experienced girls. After the game the O Club served refreshments to both teams. The less said about the Endicott games the better. They won on our court by the narrow margin of 15-13. At Endicott, they won 37-25. KUSHNFIR REYNOLDS VosE MYPIRS ROE TURNER ALLEN DEAN FRANK SMITH VICARIO Howi: ROSENGRANT lhiiwics Piznno TUIGAN WoLsI.IcoIf:I. Rosrzwciica NT HEINlilf7II VICARIO ALLEN SIMONS Amino Ron PIc'rzoLn GIRLS' CLUB BOARD- 1'1'esizler.l, Rirru Roi: Vice I'resfflenI, KA'1'HkIIlINll Plfl'l'ZUI.lJ Secretary, EI.IcANoIi ALBRIJ Treasurer, BI11'I I'i' SIMONS Full Sports .'lIIIIlIlgf'I', JUANITA BAIiNI4:s ll inter Sports ,,ll!lltlIfl!'I', VIRGINIA Plllllliil Spring Sports .ll1muyer, M.AII BIf:I.I.I-1 RosI:Nc:R,xN'r Senior It'epresentot-ire, MIRIAM AI.I.IcN Junior Il,1'1JI'1'8!'IlTKIHVC, ALIVI,-X Ylrxuilo S01JfIOIIIUI't' lfepresenlrrlire, TIf:RIfsA NYoI.sI,I1c:EL Freshman lfelnwsez.lfzlfre, PHYI.I.Is T'T1'IlNRli'H Faculty Aflrfiser, Miss DEAN The Board of Girls' HO Club effeetively plans and organizes the sports program and aettivities ot the elub. This organization is eornposed of nearly one hundred girls, all of whom , o . s mo ant r wor 'III f 'or eir e er. o have earned their numerals In ne i rt, 1 a e lx g l th l tt T win a letter, however, a glrl must make an all-sehool team in one major sport Miss DEAN, .'lIfl'IS!'I' besides earning forty points. So, the wearer of the UO must be outstanding in more than one sport. Through the sports managers, games are arranged and sr-heduled. Headed by the viee president, who is soeial ehairman, the annual spring banquet! is planned. This is the high-light of the year for the UO Club girls, for at this banquet. letters and numerals are awarded. The girls do their share when it eomes to work too. They sell hott dogs at the football games and serve sandwiehes and eoeoa to the boys after basketball games. Although hockey and basketball are eonsidered major sports for girls, the intra-mural program has expanded greatly during the past two years under the direction of Miss Dean. lt now reaehes into many fields giving a balanced year-round program to suit the Interests and eapaeities of all the girls. To briefly review the sports organized through the HOU Club:-W Yolley Ball---This year the Juniors won the Volley Ball tournament without dropping a game. The Freshmen were second, Sophomores third, and Seniors last. BadmintonvThis brand new sport. for the Owego girls is taking top honors in popularity. As it comes into the program for the first time, the girls are busy learning the fundamentals of the game so no teams are organized. The only eompetition this year IS a ladder tournament for every one. Soft ball-Although the season is not yet underway as the Tom Tom goes to press, the Seniors, because of exeellent material, should win the league. Tennis- -Each elass is represented with an intra-mI1ral tennis team eomposed of four girls on a team. An elimination tournament tor all girls interested starts in May and eontinues until the end of sehool. The defending ehampion is t'Dot Ryan who has held that position for two years. llikinge- This is a Saturday aetivity although no eredit is given. Last! year a traek meet was so sueeessful that It will be repeated this year. The O Club wishes to eongratulate the Senior girls for their outstanding ability in athletics. They have been represented strongly Ill all sports this year in spite of so many other aetivities that always elaim the attention of Seniors. 40 Q ,1 n f 1 A-C-T-I-V-I-T-I-E-S BROTT 41 N nun X niwicx' C:RAW'FORD Y.-xx N1-:ss 'l'iu'M.-xx xVILTSl'l W'ias'r Coma nwoon NI ffiwix TUTTLM liNAl'l' CARRQLI. Cnrms W0i,sI,1cmsicl, B.Xl.Sl,'llL'W'1-1I'I' lx um 1 1 Biwwx Bi-:RK1a1.m' Ami-:N GLANN SNOW-in 'l'I'icNmc XIVNICII. Rx xx l'Iic'ri11cH1xc:Tux BARTLUW' VAN BUsK1RK Kunrvs r i 1 5 N W i I I s lJI'l'l'!'f1Il' Iwi' VIOLIN Eilwin Allen Wilma Glann Ruth Knapp Marie Snover .Ivan Turner I,2illI'ii. Tutflv l 1-rvsn Wolslegol lvanne Yanwy Cic1,1,o Fliclma liartlow l lllfllwlll Hetheringtun Durotliy Ryan ORCHESTRA I'1'w.m1mi, Duiuvrm' 1iYAN l,ibfv11'z'11fi, EI.IZ.Xlil-l'l'll Hr.'l'HlCRIN 'l'nl'M1'L1'1' Fred Miller Charles West 'I'imMHoNn Howard Van Ness DRUMS Charles Truman Lawrvnve Wiltsv PIANU Onulvv Chubb CI,.'XRlNI'l'1' Rulufrt Whitney N anvo Haywood St't'!'l'fl1I'!j, Huwixim VAN Xiiss wrux .'lNNl4Nf1lllf l.Ihrf1f'i'1m, lIAim1.n Cuox zxn VIOLIN Moiiiva Halsvhuweit Gram-0 Berkeley Alvin Brown Kathryn Carroll Paul Mr-Gavin llilfla McNeil lmuisv Mc'N6-il Murray Tyrrell Iifxss Rulwrt Kuhns .lanv Yan Buskirk 'l'YM1'AN1 l.e-land Crawford 42 CI4.'XlilNl'I'1'S Howard Alliger Marian Baker Evelyn Bogart Daniel Boyd Peggy Dean Paul Deuel Nanre Haywood Virginia Pedro Janet Roe Robert Whitney George Williams Tnoiyinoxics Gordon Berkeley Ruth Doyle Robert, Franz Harry Taylor Howard VanNess Iloicxs -Xlto 'Kenneth Alexander Margaret Mt-Neil BAND l'llilT'l'l'IS .mn l'1t't'oi,o Harold Cook Dwight Wright Bivxss lliuiius Gladys Myers Sxmtic DHVM Vlvesley Arnold Vlfilliam Ballard Charles Truman 'llH.l'Ml'lC'1'S Robert, Barnes llarold Campbell Wallavo Catlin Robert Dean Manlord Estes Robert Fox Fred Miller Lee Taylor Alan Tucker Charles West Xl liAIu'1'oNr1s Rosa Bet-re .Ioe Ciamprone Skxornonics 'illiam Ciamprone Marian Det-ker Rita Hastings Robert Pvt zold B A ss William Brooks Douglas Davis CX'NIIl.NLS Virgil Doughty rllYMl'.XNl l,nwrent'e Wiltse 'K Till, fltfllllttfllll BALLARD, Boosirr, lvl'IS'1',ARNOLD,AI,I'IX:XNlDl'lR,I,AVlS,'TRI'MAN, Diauicis Wn1TNi1:v, W1i,Tsif1, Ita WIILLIQR R. Dinxx VAN Nicss lylrians Esrics Almnaizn Bnooks C.XXIl'Iil'Ill Tl't'K1CR Cook BICRKICLEY l,. 'l'AYLon Born WiLi.1,xxis Di:f'ki:n limi it .l. Crnirnoxia PlfI'I'ZOI,D Il. T.ni.on H.AS'l'lNtiN W. CIAMvinuxi3 lXll'N14JII. Bi-gi ci Doucairrr VVRIHHT FRANZ l'IAYYVtJtJD Pllgnno Roi: Cxri .ix P. Di-JAN onxsox BIORELAND E. ALL!-IN RIJt'KNX'l11l,l. CLAHKJQ lil'llNS lv,-Xlililili KPILLY Giuotas Wooi.i4:vi1:n HART 5HUUl.'l'l'1S Mt'N1':TT IQN.-XPP Cov14:LLo JAr'KsoN C. C,-Xliltlllilr lvl,-XN'l'I4Zl BALLARD NIAHTIN S11:AIz1,lf:s HElN1c1c'n :RANK 1 ii BRAINARD MCTNIQIIA KlDNl4Ili VIc'AR1o M. Al,L1cN 'l'URNr:R limit: BRYANT ARINIS Fl'l'ZMAR.'I'lN DIDLK K. cj.-Xlllttllrli Cnoitvi' ICSPE Sl'l'INl'lf1li Bowr:N Worr WAQQNJ-Ln D. Jonrwsow D4bX'I,l4I JAKAT BAl.Sl'llllW'l'Il'l' X AN A'r'rA RYAN VAN Brsxinx Wiirzi-:miie ANIBRICNVS CHORUS l1i1w'lm', lXI Iss Vl'1f1I.I.s Prcsitlwnt, ljtllifl'l'IlY RX'AN LflI!'Ill'l'llll, NANM' lvlllkililillt Nw-f'rtr:ry, .I .wie Y,-xx BVSKIRK ,lf-1-ffffflffzlml, NIIRIABI ALi.1fx Soi'nANo UANUR Allro Monica Balsr-huweit, .luanita Barnes Jessie Bowen Delphine Brainarml liola Croft Bette Dolk Esther Fitzmartin Grace Granger Ruth Knapp Mae Belle Koser Doris Johnson Genevieve Johnson lliltla McNeil Charlotte Mr-Nett Beta Moreland Dorothy Ryan Margery Shoultes Marjorie Van Nattu Alina Vic-ario Louise lYolf Eclwin Allen William Ballard Charles Carroll Chester Mantei Charles Martin Bfxss Franvis Clarke Dominic Covello Ellsworth Javkson .lames Kelly Rohr-rt Kuhns Marion Rockwell Jzunc-S VValker Marjorie Andrews Edna Berg Anna Bryant Kathryn Carroll Moniva Doyle Betty Espe Gene Griggs Margaret Hart, Phyllis Heinrich Gertrude Jakat Helen Mc-Keel Jane Searles Jeannette Spent-er Jean Turner Jane Van Buskirk llelen Wagner Nanvy Wheeler liarhara VVoolever 44 -ff mv firm mf l'fIIl14l'lH ,11l1'1'.v1'fw ...... 4' MG- M S!! 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STUDENT COUNCIL I w'l fr. fr Nfl ....,., VIVIV' l'l'r-x1'rl'1'nl, Sl'1'!'4'flIl'jf, , , 7'f'4'r1sm'e'f' ,,.. , l ut'fflljf .lllf'l'N1'l ...l.iNl.i1:Y Gimxi' .Gixomzic TAi'l,oi: ...Ci..-xicitgxffn Mons:-L .wkliss IIAMli,'1'ox ...Miss SKICIGLS REPRESENTATIVES mi' M 'fl 4--.., Nwtfm- t'lff.w, C1,,mi1xt'l-3 Itloimcf--I.s'i.itg Sxrrrii .1 ffnior Vlrrw, Cmiciutg FI'I'IS7FR.luIl C-i:i,1,i.R iNllfJlHH!lIll'1' Flaw, 'I'ici:m.x WoI,s1,i:tav-JI, FVIYNIIIIIIIII Firms, Roiaicwr XYUflIJHl'liN Efyhllf fmrflr, IQl,l.SNVtJIt'l'Il .l.xf'KsoN Stffwtlll fhwflv, Romtim' HIVKIQIN Tho your 1937 fouiitl the Student Coimvil again rvsuming its numnrous af'tivit,it's :md responsibilities guiriccl hy our most illustrious presiclvnt, Linley Grunt, :mtl our favulty adviser, Miss Skvvls. Chnpvl prograins wvrv not hold too fre-qllviitly this yvar, but thosc' wr' flid havv wvrv f-hosmi hy thv Sfllfifxllf Count-il for tht- Solo purposr' of being iiitvrvstiug and Othivaitional to tlw stutlmits. T110 Couuvil Rvprvsviitativvs were infornivtl of the possilvlc' programs, thou they dist-tissml them with their rvspw-tivv vlasscs, so that no program was viigfagerl that tht' Students rlicl not want. This yvzir thc- Count-il in voopvration with the Girls' 0 Clllll took ai spevial intvrvst in Svvingg that our lxziskethall oppomxiits wvrv wvll trcatvfi. .Nftvr Several gzurws I'Pi-FCSIIIIIUIITS wore svrvvrl, and a sovially good timrr mijoyvtl hy all. 46 ywwf N1111111111111-I1,11,11w1N, B,111'1'1,11w, VAN Nnss, AL111111, '1',xY1.1111, Nl'1I11'YlI l 11.1NK, 11. SMITH, 11.u'1v111111, 'l'1111:11,xN, 111111, MA1,11N1f:1', 41. 5M1'1'11, Al1l1I'LN, '1'11,1,1'. Mus, 5.11111 M. 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'1'1'Rv1111, lJ1'1'1'1'l111' 111-11ry , ..,. , , lNi1'INN111'1'1l lfLX11'I'1,11W CAST COMMITTEES 1'1111w '1l1ly1l1l' Y1111N1-ss A11K'1l r1lI'11IIl:l1l 11. 51111111 M11r11 W11111111'r 1111wv Walker 11I'2Ll11 1,1v1-r11111r11 111111 112l111XY1Il 1'lI'21ll1i KI:11111111y Tilly 1111r11111 '1'11r1111r N1111's11 YilIl11llSli1l'1'i 51111111 '1'11r111'1' Cl. 51111111 1111yw11111l 11. 51111111 1111s1-11gr11111 l1y1111 1111111s11-1' 1 1111111911 qv ...W wr MMR Roi: HoLLIsTI-:R XVALKICR BALDYVIN WIII4:I1:I.I-LR K,l'1l41P'l'1 SHORT BIILLER. TILLY vit .-XRIU GRANIQIQII SHRLLIA:NHARNIAIR HAYwooD C. FRANK CoRNIcLII's HAAf: ITICINIKIVII Ti'RNIeR DoRwIN B.X'l'l'1S SMITH lirtllilt GIcI,I,i:R TIYAN MAI.oNm' FIT'rs li. FRANK JQURNALISM CLUB Erlilnr-in-1:11fzgf. , . . . . . , . . . ..... IJURUTHY RYAN ,Atmnf-1'f1l1' wl1'lm', . . ,........,.........,,,,...... RoceI:R MALoNm' Sports wlilnrs ..,. , . CLARRIII FITTS, I31C'1 1'Y FRANK AND .IA4'Ii BAIER ,llrrlw-ftp wflflm-s. , ...,.... NANCY-I HAI'wooD AND CVTLI-JR BALDWIN l'vt'!lf!II'I' wlilfnt . , ......,,....,...... FRI:DI3RIf'K GITLLI-:R Swim' 1't'lIIl!'ft'l' . . . .GJGRTRFDIQ SMITH .luniur r4'pm'lvr. . , . . . .SHIRLEY BA'I'Ics ng0llflUNIUI'l' l'1'1JIH'fI'l' .... . ,TIUFY CORN!-ILIIVS lfrrslinfrlfi l'I'jI!N'ft'I'.. , . .PHYIIIIIS HRINIIIIWI Eighth grfulw rwlun'Lm'. . ..,, CHARLI-:s FRANK Sl'l'l'HflI gfrrulw l'1'll0I'f1'l'. . ..,.....,.......,......,............ FRIAJDIGRICK MILIIIAIR Olliw' rvpnr1w's ....., . . .IYANFY WIIIci4:I,IcR, JAN1-3 XTAN BI?sIiIRK, TVIARTHA DoRwIN, TINA TILLY, R.-XIII'Il SHORT AND PATRIVIA KIQRFI: 1Il'llQfI'l'II!lf'l'N . . , . . . .,.,... RVTII Roi. AND GI:oRr:IA ANNA SHRLLIINRARGRII Iivlxillrws .1IfllI!lfl1'I', . . ..,....,...............v................I.......... IAMES XVALKER Typists .,,..,.,.. . ALMA VIm'AIuo, ALMA HIJI.I,IS'l'l41Il, BARBARA ITAA!! AND GlRACE CTR,-SNHJGII Ifucully mlwifsw' .... .,.,,.,...,...........,....,.,,....,,...... M Rs. SADA M. TUR,NlfIli This year, at the request ot' representatives from the loeal papers, the Times and the HGazette, a journalism elub was formed at the Owego Free Aeademy. This I-lub 1-onsists of twenty-one juniors and seniors and a reporter from ear-h ol' tlIe various elasses from the seventh grade through the senior elass whose duty it is to write editorials, features, sports events and news stories. These appear eaeh week in the two lof-al papers. This is the first time that an undertaking of this sort has been attempted at the Owego Free Aeademy. From 1928 until the present time the journalistic' abilities ot' the students have been presented in the O-Hi-News and later in the Pow Wow. These two papers were written, typed, printed and designed by the staff. The members of the Journalism Club appreeiate the interest that the HTimes and Gazette have shown in their work and hope that their efforts have proved satisfaetory. 48 M ,x111AN S. SK1a1-:Ls Miriam Allen Betty lrue Brett Lola Croft Martha Dorwin Leon Doughty Donald Eiklor Elizabeth Frank Frederiek Geller rlz is1'1' GMEGA Pl-II ALPHA l'zw1fflw1I. , , . . . ,.., M11uAM Alrmzw l'frr' l,l'l'Nlifl!'!lf . .Nxxvic H1-n'woon Nfwrlrlry ..... . . .IXJIQUTHY ll,1'AN 7l?'!'IlNlIl'l'I' ...... ..... C ARI, llowii Frfrfllly .l!ll'IiNt'l'.. , . Miss SK1c1c1,s HONORARY MEMBERS ln-gs1.114: Bo1s.xn'r M1-un' FAH1. Doius Cnnnn ANN114: KAIDHN MEMBERS Barbara Haag Nanee Haywood Alma Hollister Barbara Hollister Leona Horton Carl Ilowe Wayne Hughes Gertrude .Iakat Patrieia Keele lYesley Kwizit kowski Mary Melieel Roger Maloney Valentine Osovski Virginia Pedro Katherine Petzold Leona Petttis Mary lVest Iiuth Roe Dorothy Ryan Georgia A111111 Shi liarger Margery Shoultes Gertrude Smith Tina Tilly Alma Vie-ario -Ilen- The Omega Phi Alpha. the Honor Som-iety of the Owego Free Academy, is eomposed of those students who are i11 at least, their fifth semester ef high sr-hool and who are outstanding in tl1e fields ot' st-liolarship, leadership, eharaeter, and servlee. This year the necessary numher ol' merit points i11 the seholarship gggroup has heen raised from not less than thirty- two to not. less than forty and the requirements i11 the other group have been lowered from not less than thirty to not less than twenty-tive. In this way membership in tl1e lltllllll' Soeiety will he determined more hy the seliolastif' :ihility of the students than hy their extrzi-eurrieulzir aetivities. lt should he the aim ot' every student i11 the Owego Free Af-ademy to some day heeome :1 memlwer of this soeiety. lJUI'fill'l'Y IiWlA'I'KOWSKI Osoysxi lC11i1,o11 lior:An'1' M.i1,oN1-11' fiI'Il.l.liR 'll.'XYlAJK P11:Tzo1,n Picono B. HoLL1s'1'14:n VIVAIIIU A. Ilo1,1,1s'1'11:n II,xrxra ,llll,l.Y S1'1fxr'1s11 Mt'K14:11:1, P14:'r'1'1s W 1cs'r Kr' 14: ri: SIIliLLlfINliAlifil-IR. SHo1'1,'1'11:s l'lAlH'0l'K Cui' 111: BnoT'r Ron FA111, SK14z1cLs CROFT SMIT11 Ho11'1'oN Donwlx Hown Iixpax .-XLLEN H,u'wooo Fn,xNK .I,xKA'1' 39 491 uf QE Jin -avi- qv- H 1 dvi- Ng' if sq-v-x DRANMNHCS CLUB Him'ri,mx' Mtmsi-1 'l'.xYi.ui: Ciitixvi' YANXIQSN Ciuwi-'nlcim ,Ximian XYOHK 'l'nt'xt.xN Ii. Sxivrii Rui: Bvci-ii Iiwnixicix limxx RICNlC'I l' Iixxxx XYALKICR 'l'1i,m .loitxsnx 'l'URNiaii W,xr:Niclc II.xYwoon fl. SMITH l'l0Ii'I'ON limwi' 13.-mx ics Cimm' l+'ic,iN14 Wim ict.i4:1: Ai,1,1':N H AUS Thr- lJi':un:1tif's Chili votisists ul' thusc stitch-tits who arc iiitvrt-stcd in play prufluvtiuii, This Club mit only flvals with thv zictuzil Il0!'lltl1'ITl3Ilf'l' ul' at play, hut also with ntalac--tip, Stagv, vusttim- ing, vtv. This yvzu' thc- Chili pivsoiitml tht- Christmzis Asst-rnbly Play, Dust uf thx' Howl whivh was 1't-veivvtl with great zipplzitiscx lI1'I'SIi1l'f'Ilf. . . . .l3l41'l I'Y FRANK l'1're' Preszklwzt .... . . ,NANCY WH 1411411.11111 SCL'I'l'flIl'4U, . , . . .IAJILX CIROFT l uf'11Il1f ,lIl1'liNl'I'. . . . . Mics. SADA 'lll'liNlCli ART CLUB Cimicui,i. .Xusizu Yxxliitfizic Mrzxiniii. liwric LIYICIKXIUIKIC Wmvimvicx NY.-vimxs .XI,I,ICiER II,xNN.x XYAI.KlGli Guiness KNAP1' G,x1.Lwm' lilliCIlHl F F1TzM,x1:'1'lN GLANN Ilicum' .l.xKAT ll0It'l'0N Ii1z1.m' BVIQNHAM Nlonsic llttwltiim livt-i'y uthei' l i'itl:t,y. thc- st-Vviitll 1w1'iml. llllTl1I'P artists :incl wmstumo lli'SlQlN'l'S Invvt iii tht' clraftiiigg iwmni to lvzirn il littlc rnnw zilmtit thc-ii' rt-sp:-c'tiV0 amlmitiutis i11 thv livltl of art. lillIll'l' thc ahh- tlirc-t'tiou ol' Miss Bllfllllillll tnzmy llavc ht-vit hvlpccl tu i-limmsc their l't1tt1t't' Vcwatiruiis. 50 AIRPLANE CLUB I 11ANz '1'Ai'1,u11 Ihyis IQIUKICY Wix1.L,-wie B,x11N1t:s W11.1,1,u1s l5.x1.1,,-tim F1t:11r111soN MA1m111t1N Coma R1-gYNo1,ns l31c11D1N1-1 X1t'11o1,s IS.x11QR Cu1eNw1':1.1. C1,i:x11111oN11: l5i5xs1,1cx' NICNICTT 19114-xxx LIiK1,r11z Wivmlxs HAND 0'IhN1,nx xYUI,I4'F PIUXVAKD DUUG1-1'i'Y T11.1.1' 'l'1111'1' CA'l'IiIN SHUULTICN M11,1.14:11 Thr air-millded youths of thc' Owe-go Frm' .M'ad0111y 1'u11d11f'tt-d am zwtivv mudt-l plant- vlub during the wintoi' and spring tv1'111s of this schunl yoar. Bvtfauso of the large numbvr of buys mimllvtl, they 1110t in two Flights, 411111 tm Mcmdzly. and thc other on Friday. Group and team relays a11d voritc-sts spurrc-d the me-rnbcrs tu spirited rivalry. Chffff Pilot ...,.... . , .Dlcxxis Iixiixrzs FII' ht f'lr'rl.' Xu. I. . .. .XYILLIAM CIAM1-imxic W . Q Flight Clerk Nu. J, . . . . .C11,x111,1-Ls lt'1mN1Q Flight Arlztfsm' ..,, ,.,., I i11:uNA111m VFHIPP W lfimxz PETzo1.1x Dixws Slczxs S1 KUNG R1t:YNo1,1as Dm'1.1: R.x1'cfu Co11N1t:'1' LYK li FRANK H1t:'r111c1uNu'1'oN E1K1,o11 CXVPLIN t Wmxxs W1cs'1'0N HU1aH,x111: Dcm17r:H'rY Bimnsliixw XYARNI-lli ACKE1u1.xN M11,1,1113A BR,x1m1,m' Snail: Tho Dvtroit Club is madt' up of Sth grade boys from thc Industrial Arts DL'17tll'lIl1l'I1i. ' w Candy is sold by the mombc-rs and the profit is used to defray the expc-11st-s of :L trip to Dt-- troit, by way nf Rot-hvstcr and Buffalo. It is the svc'1'ct ambition of 1-very boy in school to E1l'K'UIIlI32lIly Al Hubbard and his boys mi that June boat trip avross Lakv Eric, and to visit the I u1'd and Packalwl plants. Baller: Srannias lvl!-INDICI. Yonx TI'ru'm,xN Rlt'Kl'.t' WAl.m:n Davis VAN Nusa l,. SMITH Ammo MAl,oNm' SHon'r O'll.ixNl.oN U. Curuxn 'llAYl.fJlf, Wmsnow Glmwr CA1mo1,n FAITI4 BALDWIN X AN Bvsnlnk HAvwooo l.xK,v1' STANl,i:r Buiziua H4,1I,I.IS'I'l4IIi D. Curran lIr:'l'ili4:1uN1,:'roN IDI-1ll'I'1 l' lhnxrzs TYIIICIGLER SlllCLI.IfjNB.tWHICH Dorm: BAl,Sl'llUXYl4II'l' GLANN Plcnao :XLLEN Ylt'AH.lU Vosic FRANK XNJGST Kosrm Horrrox Rimin' lVI.C11uHn liOSENllRAN'l' G. SM1'ru IIYAN liA'rr:s BRo'r'r IQAUFH IIAA1: S1'1aNcrr:n M ,u,1.om' Iltrsims FI'r'1'S Bixnrnow Roll: fllillillldli VFILLY SICARLIQS Illini-:Ann Erlitnr-in-rhiqf, Ruth Roca A1NNIll'1Tfl!Il Wlliflfl'-lil!-l'llTIM, Frvd Geller. lillsimwx NIIlIl!lffl'l', Konnvt h Bartlow. .t,wn1'f1l!f' In1,w1'ru'.w,w nmrfrlywr, Clarke Fitts. xlYll'l'I'fI'S7ilIf1Hllllllljlff, Marion Svarlvs. .'llll'l'I'f'l'N7iIlfl N111-If, Ralph Short, .lvanne Doylo, l.eRoy Stables, Nanve Haywood, Alberta Stanlvy, Lum-y Vose, Wilma Glann, Juanita Barnes, Mary Wvst, Marjoriv De- Witt. T'l'lY'YllflfT0!l nirmugwr, Tina Tilly. f'1'1'1'111f1li1mxh1jf,G0ralfl York, lmona Horton, .lamvs O'Hanlon, Robert Rivkvy, Moniva Balsf-huwvit, Mao Bvllf' Kosvr, Marian Roady. .tri wlz'l1n's, .lamvs lYalk0r, Robert .lame-sson, Dale- Albro, Gertrude Jakat, Charlos Carroll, .lulius Mvndvl. TOM TCM STAFF Svnfor x1'rl1'un t'1ll'f0I'N, Miriam Allen, Gvorge Taylor, Mao B1-llo Rosen- grant-, Dorothy Ryan. l,1'l1'rury fflilmw, Nanny Whvvlvr, liogvr Malonvy, .lanv YauBuSkirk, Virginia Pedro, Bot-ty Hvthorington, Donald Baruvs, Marjorit' Chubb, Jainc-S Gallwvy. Sports mlilmw, Charles Truman, Bvtty Frank, .lack Bainr, Lylv Smith. Hrifnrl mlilmnw, Cut-lor Baldwin, Geor- gia Anna Shr-llvnbargzer, .lvannottv Spf-liver. I'lmlogrr1plf1'r 1'1l1'lm's, lYaynv Ilughvs, liinley Grant, Betty l.uo Brott, Ruth Rauvh, Howard YanNess. .ftrli1'1'ly wlflmw, Gerttrudv Smith, l,awrPnc'v Winslow, Shirlvy Batvs. 7l!IIlliNfN, Barbara Haag, Barbara Hollister, Onalee' Chubb, Alma Vivario, Rosa Becro. ,1fl1'j,w1'y lmrml, hlary Fahl, Doris Chubb, l,owis Davis. lfruwlly tlIll'l'N1'l'N, Blrs. Mallory, A. H. Hubbard. 1lI l'H Titblf, Efl1'tm'-1'n-allfqf 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 Il I2 I3 I4 'S 16 17 I8 I9 20 2l 22 23 24 25 26 The other hi Ol' Fmnt Stunt Apalar-hin? Two is 1-milpany. Ruth. Luvy. Three little girls. Dix N Beans Pals. Leon Martha. Seniors. VVh0al Benny Gnotlman. . Tickets, please. .lane anal Nanvy. Say a prayer. Apalavliin lmuntl. Leona. Warm up, Rauvh. Ruthie. Camera shy. Viola. Une mile Sf-hneiclvr Gertie. Posinf Always together I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO ll I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 17 18 I9 20 QI 22 23 24 25 Big: Boy R. K. Walt, Wes, and Howard What did you do witlx .ill thus: books? Wlmsc arm is that? Mother and Sonny. Donkey Serenade. Thv Flats, Sweet Girl Graduatv. Clara Mario. Namvo and Reigart. Itfs the gypsy in me Birmnic. Bvtty Luc. . Clzlra, now playing. At work. Vs girls. Clmrl and Pat. Frusl1. Apzilzu-hin twosomn The Bret-kner ferns. Forbes and Stratton Hold 'ery Betty. Miss Catlin's trusts. Three Seniors Halt' pints. , I A-D-V-E-Q-T-I-5-E-rwE-R1- T s 1 RRO'1 1' 55 Call us for an estimate on your garage E. H. MILLER LUMBER CO., INC. 162-176 North Ave., Owego, N.Y. Cash In A Savings Account IS PUT TO WORK - START YOUR ACCOUNT NOW F THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OWEGO THE OWECO NATIONAL BANK THE CAYUCA PRESS Printers of SCHOOL ANNUALS BOOKS MAGAZINES DISSERTATIONS CATALOGS BROADSIDES FOLDERS DIRECT ADVERTISING ITHACA ' NEW YORK In Addition to Regular Degree Course WESTMINSTER CHOIR SCHOOL Announces A New Department THE WESTMINSTER ACADEMY OF CHAMBER MUSIC Directed By FERI ROTH and the ROTH STRING QUARTET JOHN FINLEY WILLIAMSON, MUS.D., LL.D., President Princeton New jersey Write for Catalog UWEGU TIMES We are equipped to give satisfactory workmanship and service on the most exacting job of PRINTING Reliable Work for 70 Years HAYWUUD 81 SUN MEMORIALS 'if Everything Made from Marble and Granite GATES GLOVES MALLORY HATS Established 1865 BANDLER 8: STILES 19 Lake St., Owego, N. Y. GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN Y MICHAELS-STERN CLOTHES INTERWOVEN SOCKS ARROW SHIRTS ESTEY 8: CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE FOOD PAR EXCELLENCE TIOGA GRILL OWEGO'S MODERN RESTAURANT Lunches and Dinners Phone 366 I ' Sea Foods Wines and Liquors 153 Main St., Cor. Central Ave. . Owego, N.Y. 197 Main Street Owego, N. Y, THE WO0DFORD PHARMACY Owego's Leading Cut-Rate Drug Store Agency Gobelin Chocolates Nyal Service Drug Store 29 Lake Street Phone 158 Owego, N. Y. STAKMORE CO. Inc. Arthur B. Stiles, Inc. A INSURANCE 81, REAL ESTATE V 44 Lake St. Owego, N. Y. DEVI L'S ELBOW RESTAURANT FREE PICNIC GROUND Good Food at Conservative Prices Stop to See the View Phone 417 Route 17 IILCVER ICE CREAM SUNDAES 65'-' SODAS AT KLOVERLAND 61 NoRTH AVE. HUGH O'NEILL CAL. SPAULDING Cwego Hardware Co. 68 NORTH AVE. PHONE 406 V7 V HWESTINGHOUSEU REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, WASHERS, IRONERS, AND SMALL APPLIANCES Food Shop Sanitary TILTON'S MARKET SANITARY Choice Meats, Fish and Sea Food Phone 218 BENDLE' S GROCERY SANITARY Fancy Groceries, Fruit Gi' Vegetables -W Phone 414 53 NORTH AVENUE, OWEGO, N.Y. Miller Chevrolet, Inc. 163-165 Main St. Owego, N.Y. A Chevrolet-Oldsmobile-LaSalle Cadillac V GENERAL MOTOR S VALUES F R E D B. E M EN S FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND QUALITY CLEANING EMBAI4MER Up-to-Date Cleaning Plant ' , James E. Drbble Ambulance Service ' M 173 Front Street Owego' N' Y' Moth Proofing Service Guaranteed for 10 Years Ph0f1e 44 Call Owego 596 PLANTATION DAIRY GRADE A PASTEURIZED Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Chocolate Milk Milk Products From Our Own Dairy Only V KETURI BROS. HALSEY VALLEY NEW YORK Photographers for the Tom Tom and many other school annuals THE Tompkins Studio ITHACA, N.Y. A Complete Photographic Service TRAVIS MURRAY C0., INC. Where Savings are Made in HARDWARE . PLUMBING . HEATING AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE O FRONT ST. OWEGO, N.Y. RIPLEY SHOE CO. The Home ot' Good Shoes 192 Front St. H. W. Chubb, Prop. Owego, N. Y. MARVIN A. WELCH ESTABLISHED 1912- NEWS-CANDY-CIGAR S SCHOOL SUPPLIES V QUALITY -OUR MOTTO 47 Lake St. Owego, N. Y. Maybee's Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE The Best in Quality, Service and Prmce Drugs, Prescriptions, Stationery School Supplies, Soda Ice Cream and Candy We appreciate your Patronage 54 North Ave. Owego, N. Y. S I N L AI R REFINING co. D. L. GRANT Agent IIIES BOTTLING WORIIS MANUFACTURER OF SOFT DRINKS DISTRIBUTORS or BEER 8?-' ALE OWEGO PHONE 61 IVES MANUFACTURING 00. FOLDING, PORTABLE VAN BUSKIRK FUNERAL HOME MERRITT LIDDLE, Director AMBULANCE SERVICE DRYING RACKS V 255 Front St Phone 91 Owego OWEGO, N.Y. PHONE 275 B A R T 0 N ' S I N N SMITHBORO, N.Y. C 0 0 P E R ' S OWEGO'S LEADING FIYICSII FOOd-'PICaS8Ht Environment STQREH PICNIC TRAILER 0 GROUNDS PARK COR. FRONT 651' LAKE STS Phone 4 F 4 . . . . Smithboro, N.Y. PHONE 500 HUGH E. HOGAN CONTRACTOR AND BU I L DE R Forsythe Ave. Owego, N. Y. Estimates Gladly Given Phone 182-R BE SURE AND SEE THE SPEED QUEEN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR OWEGO DINER EMMA, ELSIE 85 JIM 187 Main St. Owego, New York'-f Phone 746 IT S SAFE BECAUSE IT'S PASTEURIZED Rich, Pure, and Healthy DRINK MORE MILK G R REFRI E ATOR CLOVERDALE DAIRY The Main Street Paint fii' Hardware Store ' F. G. HOUK 70 NORTH AVE. PHONE 358 1. Seniors at the IBM Country Club. 2. Joe E. Brown Wiltse. 3. You're tieklin' me. 4, .Iiminy ancl his purp. 5. l.uf-y. 6. Tom Tom Adviser takes a rimle. 7. Country Cousina 8. Mr. Tripp, the Hobby Man. o. Jean. lo. Gi-rt. 11. When l was very young. 'Carl llow H. B. Atlarns' Sons Anflrews and Ellis Aliwagga Hotel Joe Auth Beaeh Drug Company The Betty B Shoppe .Izunes ll. Brink Laverne M. Brister Conway'S Diner VV. H. Corey Jr. VValt.er E. Cornelius Dr. George M. Deeker Der Hotbrau li. D. DiekinSon Motor Coaeh l.ine Peter B. Ellis A. W. Field BUSINESS CARDS G. l.. F. Feefl Mill Gertrufle 0wen's Beauty Shoppe Paul Giltner William l.. llill .larnes M. Hollingsworth llohnes antl Watkins C. S. Hulslancler Sain P. Jones .l. C. Kenyon Charles B. Kuhns l,uc'retia's Beauty Shoppe .l. 'l'. liur f'cwr' k Marian MeCaSlin .lohn IC. Me'l'amney Murray's Food antl Drink Shop .l. .l. Newberry New York Store Neil Sirnon's Croeery Nielson's Meat Market Owego Bocly and Fencler Shop Owego liaunclry W. ll. Robinson I.. Rosenberg.: Spaulfling Bakeries Charles D. Starr Thomas Floral Company F. A. Tiffany Yietory Chain, lne. Weeks' Quality Bakery Dr. .I. C. Zillharclt Zorn and Cornwell 62 SUPPGRTERS' Paul Andrews Adaline E. Andross Apalachin M.E.L.A.S. Jack Bartlett Kenneth B. Bartlow Helen E. Birchard Anna S. Bogart Frances Bracken Lillian Burnham A. W. Bunzey Alice I. Catlin Sibley S. Chubb William Conlon Priscilla Dean M. Roberta Fitzgerald George Forsythe Rev. Edgar Frank Mrs. Cora Gibson Elizabeth Goodreau Jennie Hamilton Harvey's Dress Shoppe Hill Oil Company Howell's Meat Market A. H. Hubbard F. Lynde Hubbard Harvey Klaer Darwin Krum Ethel C. Mallory Kenneth D. Zimmer CARDS J. D. Moe Stanley R. Morey W. G. Morgan Gustav Muller Harold Newcomb Elsie Nichols H. M. Noteware L. O. Peabody Viola Pillot Lulu Preston Ethel Reasoner Charles V. Redding E. W. Rodman Clinton M. Roe M. N. Roe Finkle Rosenberg Elinor Ryan Archie Searles Howard Searles Frances Icy Smith Ruth E. Smith Marijane Suter Sada M. Turner Leon Van Atta C. C. Van Ness Evelyn M. Wells Willard Batt-ery Service John Gerald York THE CHYUGA 9 PRE SS 9 rmnm gr 63 r Would Money Interest You? More and more high school graduates are turn- ing to business fields for lifetime occupations and steady income. To get that income, however, you have to be trained in business essentials. Roches- ter Business Institute has three excellent courses, any one of which makes an excellent route to your Erst important position in business. Write for a catalog with details of the following courses: Business Administration, majoring in Accounting: Business Administration. majoring in Selling, Advertising and Marketing and Secretarial Practice. Binghamton Business Institute 257 Washington St. Binghamton, N.Y. Amliated with Rochester Business Institute, Rochester, N.Y. Central City Business Institute Syracuse, N.Y. RIDER COLLEGE Of Business Administration I Bachelor of Science degrees in Commerce and Education l Founded 1865 Trenton, N. 1. BASTIAN BROS. CO. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Write for free catalog of emblems for Fraternities, Sororities, Clubs W. R. TIEFEL -- DISTRICT MANAGER GREEN LANTERN INN FAMOUS FOR GOOD FOOD SODAS AND CANDY VV V 75-77 NORTH AVE., OWEGO, N.Y. Exceliczni posit ions QCLIVQ 9 Xa ,Pi UIILAJL Graduates of '38 We Salute You! The time and money spent in addition- al training-training that has commer- cial value-will give you that desired advantage in the business world. Our Secretarial or Executive Secretarial Course will give you this training. You are cordially invited to visit our school. RIDLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 306 Sun Building Binghamton, New York 'llllil TOM TOM IS AGAIN CASED IN A MOLLOY-MADE COVI R 7 'i :F nw , . 1