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

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I OR twelve years, since those of us who are seniors first started school, our school administration has been aided by a man who gave his time unselfishly and cheerfully. He was plain in his approach to all problems, which he considered thoroughly. On April 18, Doctor Howard Noteware quietly passed away. The school mourned with the whole area for both had lost a leader. The village seemed strangely lacking without his cheerful smile and ready helping hand. We remember with gratitude his years of unselfish service to our school, and with great sincerity dedicate this, the 1944 Tom Tom to his memory. PAUL SAVACOOL :: 5 xx

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r l l l t l Rieg 7 t l HERE once the stalwart Indian sped on rnoccasined feet in search of scalps to adorn his belt and thus prove himself a warrior, the stu- dents of the O. F. A. pursue knowledge and pleasure, their goal, the diploma, the commencement of adult life. The Great Spirit has been kind to his children and has led them over the pitfalls into the light of knowledge. On the follow- ing pages are recorded' their studies and extra-curricular activities in which , they have participated. Never will they forget the years spent at the Owego Free Academy, their teachers and classrnatesg for they will live on forever in the Torn Tom. ELIZABETH SCHMELLER t '3'.Z4',I1 t ,, ,N

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