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

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All work and no pay for these boys! Board of Education NIR. LYNN KEYICS Chairman of the Equipment Committee. and a memlier of the Teachers Committee. Occupation: Clothier. The hoy who wishes to he really well dressed or the girl who wants something extra nice for Dad, Brother, or the B.F. consults Mr. Keyes. He is a for- mer U. F. A. man. DR. HOWARD NOTIZWARI-I President of the Board of School Commissioners. Occupa- lion: Dentist. He was a great lmasketlnall man in the days when he attended our fair Alma Mater. A visit to his oliiee is sure to mean a pain in the jaw. NIR. DONA LIJSON LOWRY Chairman of the Budget Com- mittee and a member of the Teachers Committee. Ozreupation: Treasurer of the Stakmore Com- pany. A graduate of the O. F. A. who, it is said, possessed a voice of superior quality. and was a wizzard in mathematics. He is among our greatest boosters of athletics. NIR. HIfBER'I' SNIITH Chairman of the Insurance Committee. a nieniher of the Building and Equipment Com- mittees. Ucvupalion: Associated with the Metropolitan Life In- surance Company. Watch that hoy or he will have you signing away your life in short order. NIH. WILLIAM MILLER Cliairnian of the Teachers Com- mittee. a memher of both the Building and Budget Committees. flrcupation: Automobile dealer. Whether you want a hjilopvn or a limousine, it's to Bill you go. llc-'ll Iix you up with a car that is neat and up to the minute. He is a former student of the 0. F. A. NIR. .IANIES STEELE flliairnian of the Building Com- mittee, and a memlmer of the liquipment Committee. Occupa- lion: Inventor, manufacturer and eonsnlting engineer. Mr. Steele attended the O. F. A. in past years. When he is in town and you do not locate him at his home in Front Street. you are sure to Iind him basking: in the sun at his camp near Cole's Iirove. giving so freely of their time We are proud of these men and are thankful to them for and efforts. They make it possible for us to enjoy our school life to the fullest. .ai 9 ia.

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W. G. MORGAN, SUPERIN'1'ENDEN'I' As superintendent, Mr. Wi. G. Morgan directs and manages the affairs of the 0. F. A. with a steady and eapahle hand. His toil consumes the midnight oil To THE SENIORS AND OTHER STUDENTS or THE OWEGO FREE ACADEMY! lt is a distinct pleasure to once more use this means of extending Hgreet- ingsg' to all of you. ln doing so, l would like to ask if everyone of you is using, to the most advantage, the opportunities presented in this school of fine tradition? Are you preparing yourself for the future, when the best of your ability will be greatly needed? W. G. lw0RCAN, Superintendent wi

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X, , e 1 A 6 sr f'il,ff 'tg 15 PAUL V. ANDREWS ff Keeping numerous windows washed, endless floors clean, and spacious lawns raked means work. But, Paul V. Andrews, head school janitor, always seems to find many other johs beside these to keep him husy. ' ' MISS HELEN BIRCHARD 1 If you wish to delve into the art of cooking, the intricacies of sewing, or the principles of successful home management, you will enjoy the classes of Miss Helen Birchard, our homemaking instructor. . MRS. KATHERINE M. RLANCHARl-Jfvlrhat Freshman or upper classrnan does not know Mrs. Blan- chard? Indeed, all of us have struggled through English I with her assistance. Wie are grateful for her kindly help. ' MISS LUCIA BROWYN - All of us, teachers and students alike, sincerely regret that Miss Lucia Brown, instructor in girls' gym work, made her stay at the 0. F. A. so short. ' MISS ALICE l. CATLIN W- Miss Catlin has been serving for several years in the dual capacity of eighth grade American history teacher and director of the Junior High School. Her ahility is proved by the high passing percentage of her classes and hy our well-organized Junior High. ejf 10 Ep