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

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TOM TOM STAFF This year, as in years before, the members of the Tom Tom Staff have worked very hard to make their Tom Tom a success. They have endeavored to place before you a picture of the many activities taking place in the Owego Free Academy. A great deal of this work can be credited to Mr. Ellis, our art teacher. Through his steady efforts, the designing, photographic, and production problems were ironed out. Our commercial teacher, lN1rs. Ellis, took care of all typing problems, kept the records for the sales and advertising stafTs, and with the aid of Miss Hamilton, solved many other problems. These teachers deserve the sincere thanks of all the students. There were many pupils, also, who put :1 great deal of effort towards making an outstanding yearbook. Among them is Floyd Kwiatkowski, editor-in-chief, upon whose capable shoulders fell many of the details of the book. Gerald Shrauger, business manager, directed the ad- vertising for the 'POM TOM. Paul Gurney and John Hartman directed the photographic angle. These are just a few of the large group of students who make up the Tom Tom Staff. I-mul lime. I. In lt.f.X. Scterson. ll, liallon. CL. Sliratiger, lf. Kwiatkowslti. I. Clark. ll. Bila. ,l. lconztrtl. Samui ltozz'-F. M'aters, G. Hitkc-in, Nl. tlape. Nl. Doane. NI. Xlorgan, NI. lluoinas. P. Halsteml. R. Tasst-y. I.. Knitkerbotker, ll. Martin. frrml lime. I.. lo 16.45. 0'Brien, S. Stoops, Y. Swift rl. Smith. XI. l'lioinas. A, Shelton, P. Stewart, NI. Clay. Seruml Ron'-D, Ellis, ll. Talcolt, H. Nickels, il. Hates, AI. Asliri-aft, ,l. john- son. D. Nichols, M. BlllliCll, C. Bart- lett. G. Gay. S. Crimes. Tltizrl Hon'-NI. I,icltlle, G. Morgan, K. Hat-ling. G. Hitkein, A. Yaple, S, Stetson. D. Catlin, ID. Martin, F. XVztters, S. Lounsburv, R. Gage. f .

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PUBLIC SPEAKING Both school and society have need of capable well trained speakers. Applying itself to the task of assisting in the creation of such speakers, the Owego Kiwanis club has sponsored a Pub- lic Speaking contest, under the able direction FUTURE VVe, the Owego Chapter of Future Farmers, have come to the end of another successful year. This is due to the work of our instructor, Mr. Spicer, and the cooperation of all Future Farmers. The instructions we have received in class and the field trips we have taken have of Mrs. Turner. Of the twelve seniors partici- pating, three are sent every two weeks to de- liver their speeches before the Kiwanis club. Of the three, one is chosen winner, and the winners compete for the Final championship. FARMERS been of great benefit to us who plan to make farming our vocation. The Future Farmers have taken an active part in school sports, es- pecially basketball. Although we have not won every game we have enjoyed playing and have learned good sportsmanship. PUBLIC SPEAKING llmnl Horn. I.. In R.-I.. licileslon, I.. Stables, -I. .Kslicraft. xl. johnson, Nl. liutlien, P. Berkelev, NI. XYilli:unmeL'. ,Nwrmnl R0n'fCL. C-ui. R. bllillillfk, lf. Kwizllkowski, R. Black. R. Tassev, D. Xirlmls. FUTURE FARMERS lrrml Role. I.. lu R.-XY. Shirley, li. Ifalmer, E. l.ync'h. AI. Conan, I. Y1i!'lll'S- rlznl, R. NYvlls, R. Martin. .Vruml Ron'-C. lilarknian. li. Gradel, R. l.ynrh, XV. Clark, K. Collins, rl. Brown, R. Williams, S. Banns. Third Ron'-R. Slorie, I.. Nirhols, j. Drake. R. johnson, R. Sliellenbarger, H. liniier. E. Youglit, ll. Hunt. 27