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

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Paul V. AndrewsffDo you like Flowers? Their culture seems to be Mr. Andrews, most engaging activity when he is not occupied as building engineer at the O. F. A. His yard is a panorama of some of nature's rarest and most beautiful specimens. Richard Cornwell--Here is an important member of our school stall. He is responsible for the neat corri- dors and the spotless classrooms. Mr. Cornwell has quite a Hare for drumming and does much of his re- hearsing on the waste baskets about the building. A Xliss Helen DunnfOur school nurse may be little, but you ean't get her upset no matter how many get measles, chickenpox, Hllun, grippe, or mumps and have to be taken home. If she gets stuck in the snow or mud, she's a good sport and takes to shovelling. Erwin Harrington-Mr. Harrington came to us last fall as secretary to Mr. Morgan. His quiet efficient manner fits in nicely with our scheme of things at the O. F. A. Since he never stays in town week-ends we suspect he has a special blond interest in Endicott! ff, n' 16

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Bliss Marijane Suter+fAlong with a few other teachers, lNfIiss Suter took a course in First Aid. It is rumored that she did so in preparation for her future life as the wife of a doctor. She teaches us a num- ber of commercial subjects and is one of our youngest faculty members. Frank Tei--Our school band is second only to the United States Marine Band. Under lN1r, Tei's expert guidance many of our classmates are becoming outstanding musicians. Leonard Y. Tripp--This hobbyist of renown and jack of many trades is a Valuable asset to our faculty. There is never a dull moment in his classes, for he constantly draws enriching material from his wealth of information on many subjects. Mrs. Sada NI. Turner--fTeaehing English IV is just one of her many accomplishments. Her other inter- ests are, dramatics. forestry, gardening, swimming, and playing nursemaid to a family of Irish setter pup- pies. Nliss Evelyn XYells,f 'You would never guess that she is up to her neck in an operetta or that she is giv- ing a concert tonight. Nliss Hells certainly does things easily and well and is always pleasant about it. too. fav, : N it 15

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.le lNIrs. Nellie 0'Brien---She is familiar to most of us as 'gO,By,,. She always has a cheery word for every- one and a friendly smile accompanies each tray. ls her food good? XVell, we,ll say it is! Kennedy Furlong Rubert-It won't be long now before our school doctor will begin his daily trips to the old swimmin' holeu near Flemingville. This sport helps to keep him fit to cope with all the aches and pains we have in winter. Sorry we caused you so rnueh trouble with measles, grippe and what have you this last year. lNIiss Icy SmithYfHave you ever wrestled long hours over a math problem or struggled with an account in bookkeeping? These tasks are but minor exertions for Bliss Smith. You ought to see her juggle figures around, andfguess what? The answers are always right! Miss Ida E. ThomasfYVe hear you are leaving us, Miss Thomas. We'll miss your daily visits as attend- ance officer, and hope you,ll not forget us right away. You have a record of which to be proud. We're sorry to lose you, but we sincerely hope you will enjoy life to the fullest. 17