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

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- A2 ,tv at . . . , EL' - 1 V. I , if . I 1.if3ff93 :..., 5 ' , ' fi' Q MISS CARLOTTA CHOSIER f After the departure of Miss Brown. Miss Crosier came to the 0. I . A. Not only does Miss Crosier have charge of the girls' Wgymw classes. hut she also has under her direction the school cheer leaders. MISS JANE CROVVLEY f In the little time that Miss Jane Crowley has been with us as a seventh grade teacher, she l1as made her way not only into the hearts of her own students hut also into those of the upper classmen. MISS DULOHES DAVERN alt you wish to take up the study of history, you will prohahly like to talk it over with Miss Dolores Davern, who teaches ancient history. modern European history, and American history. MISS MARIE DAVERNYW All the students of U. F. A. are proud to have Miss Marie llavern in the commercial department. MISS HELEN I. DUNN ff To cure the many aches and pains of high school lvoys and girls is tiresome work. Yet. Miss Helen Dunn. our school nurse. never seems to mind it. -2.1 1 l lie

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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

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f ROBERT WY. ELLIS f The art department is a busy corner in our school where students enjoy freehand drawing, design, and mechanical drawing under the direction of Mr. Robert Ellis, our art supervisor. MISS M. HOBERTA FITZGERALD fMiss Roberta Fitzgerald, one of our eighth grade teachers, is in- deed a grand person. Vlfith a cheery smile for everyone. she makes all of her pupils feel as though they had known l1er for years. MARKS GLOVER --- To Mr. Marks Glover fall the many little jobs that make a secretary to the super- intendent indispensable. VVILFHED GO0DRlCHf It is a well known fact that play and work should be combined. Therefore, Mr. Wlilfred Goodrich spends much of his time in teaching his seventh graders how they can best make work seem like play. MISS ,IENNIE HAlVllLTONf As head of the commercial department and also as instructor in some commercial courses, Miss Jennie Hamilton has become an important member of our school faculty. at 12