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

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. 'Ei- MISS HELEN L. PFlSTlYERfHl saw, you saw. he saw . . fl Yes. this is what you might hear if you were in one of Miss Pfistnerls third year English classes. KENNETH W . REED-The rudiments of physics are puzzling and the formulas in chemistry are per- plexing. Who minds them. though. when Mr. Reed is the science teacher? MISS FINKLE RUSENl3l'iHGfThe greetings of nlionjour. ma classe and Comment allez-you luring a real French atmosphere into tl1e classes of Miss Finkle Rosenherg. Kl'iNNElJY FURLONG RUBICRTN- Nvlvell now, can you read these letters ? No. me are not still learn. ing our Aliffs. It is just Ur. lluhert giving us our annual physical examinations. MISS ELINOR L. RYAN fllliss Ryan has a very lwusy life. for to her fall not only classes in social science hut also the responsihility of supervising the noon lunch period in the gymnasium. .fl ' lv. .1 13 V, A

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. 2 E , K X I f f ,V 1 5 , k V, jugs , - 2 1, 3 1- , , ew.. NA , 4 '..V'iErQP!3f:. fu. ' :fri I5,:1':52gE2 ' - ' f a t I' - - . . ai 3 F 5 'Exif ' ea 2.1 is yn Q.. is e c t it s Qs . iii. lm I M :sz-v:.v1Qq.5fy, P L M :sa . MHS. ETHEL M. MALLOHY-Mrs. Malloryas desk is constantly surrounded hy hoys and girls who want either a library hook or help on the Tom Tom. ' STANLEY R. MUREY4How would you like to have a game of checkers? Vlvell. if you would, donlt urge our mathematics teacher, Mr. Morey, to play with you because he spells defeat for everyone but the national champion. ' MHS. ELSIE A. NICHOLS!-Trarislatirig from Latin into English and from English into Latin holds a definite appeal for all students taught hy Mrs. Nichols. ' MHS. NELLIE O'BHIENa Um-m-ml Does someone smell Spanish rice baking? It must he coming from the kitchen where Mrs. O'Brien turns out so many of her masterpieces for the school cafeteria. ' LLEWELLYN O. PEABUDY-Tlie topic of how to plant and harvest crops is an important part of Mr. Peahodfs instructions in agriculture on successful farm management.

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-f f-Q:- -. - 2, X . A it 1 1 Q S f , K an Q YH .':-ag .,, w ir 2, ,. 4,- yglfwzt r I gf N - f,.am.s.,t.. ,K -- mL,. :QW '9 i JA 7 M tif' ' MISS BARBARA SANDFCJHD- Miss Sandfordis joh consists of trying to impress the sophomore lads and lassies with the fact that correct English is not so dillicult to learn after all. ' MISS MARIAN S. SKEELSM Hwie, the people of the United States. in order to form a more perfect Union . . .M Yes, Miss Marion Skeels teaches two American history classes each day besides attending to many office duties. . MISS F. ICY SMITH -fA smiling faced hookeeper who is always glad to help us and whom we are always glad to see. ' MISS RUTH E. SMITH - The faithful cooperation of Miss Ruth Smith. one of our mathematics teach- ers. aids greatly in making successful the many plays presented by the O. F. A. . MISS MARIJANE SUTEH - Nearly all day long the click-clock of husy typewriters can he heard in the typing rocfrn, over which Miss Suter has part-time control. 'fl 16 lie