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

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u 1 I 4 40 1' nf .:'ZffS?f Student Council Representative .. .. id Iones Last tall when we came to the Owego Free Academy for the first time, welfelt small and unimportant-almost like cheapskates. Alter being here lor a year. however, we do not leel so inferior. We are proud oi the things we have done. To prepare us better lor our lite alter we graduate our rooms have been organized as actual towns with business, newspapers, and other activities. We have counted money and done other things as they are done in a typical business office. Several scrapbooks were made on water, land, and air transportation. After a detailed proiect study oi New York State, we made tive illustrated notebooks, and a scrapbook ot the history ol arithmetic starting with the days ol pre-historic man. For history we gave short dramatizations of early colonial characters and events. When we studied about the settlement ol the west, we set up western towns and enioyed plays about this subject. We cooperatedwith the state in their etiorts to decrease the number ot tratlic accidents. We reproduced a modern village and studied trallic regulations. Since everyone likes the radio, we had radio programs. Our Quick Quiz Questions were about history, geography. arithmetic, spelling, English, and current events. Occasional iokes kept us interested. Our bulletin boards have been very educational as well as attractive. They have consisted ol things ol historical interest. S ' L , W 5, sf -1. V N443 s wf 'tra g- , M.. V. X, A-4 ft 1 r' 1 , . 1. ' xt ' I ', . VL X. , 'V U. ' A