Otego High School - A Te Gen Yearbook (Otego, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1950 volume:

TE GE Agiihf, ?5'?f 5'wfSf ' f , h 4 J. -is rw By the maple trees surrounded And A lawn that's always green Stands our dear Otego High School Place of many a pleasant scene. With the hills and trees behind it 'Hong the buildings of the town Is it not a pretty picture of the Orange and the Brown? when at first we entered high school We felt so strange and shy And many a problsn vexed us, Causing oft a long drawn sigh But as the days rolled by us And the regents came around We were well prepared to answer for the Orange and th Brown. e Through the next three years of high school In the rooms we love so well We gain a broader knowledge Of the things that life will tellg And we win athletic victories O'er the teams of nearby towne Still we work for dear Otego and the Orange and the Brown. fizcgo 1 121111401 Ianis' of '0 1 NPWSWQQX W, dui!-g to express our appreciation to Hrs. Lee Urban for her advice and cooperation during t.his,her first year and our last year at Otego Central School. gpu. fd. Umiam Declzbaizbn :Ve the Senior Class of 1950 dedicate this Ategen to James Seare as an expression of gratitu for the guidance and help he has given us during our six years of high school. dB Board Of Eclucaizbn I clockwise--Elmer Davie, Glenn maroon, Joseph Horton, lynn Hndzavmy, Raymond Groves, Harold Tyson, Stuart Burlburt. Family How I--Eugene Clayton, John Geiselmann, Evelyn 0'Brien, Joseph Horton, James Sears, Helen Groves , Margaret Tuttle. Row II--Irwin Bensink, Florence Thomsen, Ethel Hamilton, Althea Jester, Marion Survilo, Mary Haynes, Grace Wright, Clarence McIntyre, Hon III-Ruth Horton, Albert Bonner, Guy Mitchell, Louie Hover, Lee Urban, Doris Henning, Jacqueline Piercu. 3 512117 'S ,eil ' A H ,mi h :iff - ' ' Row I--Walter Hathaway, Marie Sheldon, Shirley Lent, Carmilla Jones, and Robert Bump. Row II--Patricia Veen, Agnes Sperry, Mrs. Bernice Sloan, Helen Sloan, and Dorothy Sheldon Leonard Lawrence, Dwight Bailey, Burton Wilbur, Everett Crowell, Clark Sloan. P5111 Sheldon, Vsldine Vey. 4 Y U1 GHICFS If it's getting hitched, l'm in. John Lambert Burnside 73 'Dynamite comes in small packages. Taxidermy Club Chefs Club Leader Club Student Council Baseball Football Model Club F.F.A. Chess Club 1+-H Club Intra-murals Class Officer Boy Scouts 1 1 19293 ' 2 2:3:h 3 2 2,3 3 21 L 3,b 1, 3,h l,2,3,b The less of routine, the more Taxidermy Club Boy Scouts Model Club Leader Club Leon Edward Shultis Rifle Club Intra-murals ,F. F. A. Club L-H Club Class Officer Senior Play of life. 1 2 2 2 2 2,3 3,5 2,3,L is L Broadcaster l Intra-murals 1 I+ Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,fa CPIOYUS 1 , 2 p 3 :Lb Athletic Assoc. 1 Student Council 3 Hall Monitor 3,b Senior Play I+ Junior Marshall 3 Honor Society 3,L Cheerleader 2 Class Officer I' All the world's great men are I don't feel so well myself. Basketball Boy Scout Chef Club Art Club Hall Monitor Debate Junior Marshal Senior Play Intra-murals Class Officer Honor Society Yearbook Staff I+-H Club Band Anna Mae Camp QW7' dead or dyingg l 1 l 1 1,2,3 2 3 2, A 3,b 3,b 3,h 3,L 1,2,3,h 1,2,3,L Roger Carlton Hawver The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Cheer-leading Girl Scouts Bus Monitor Class Officer Student Council Chorus Dramatics L-H Club Junior Usher l 1 1 2 1 3 A 1:2,3:l, I N. Phyllis Perry L 3 ef Emir 15,9 K , 'asks 1. R2 we 'Yf 'Q 321.44 ,r!,.rv 1 2? 'fr' Still water runs deep. Ping Pong Phys. Eki. Dramatics Library Club Hall Monitor Press Club Senior Play Intra-murals 1 1 2 1,2 3 1, 3,h L l,2.3,L E. Sally Parish ,ffgtaaz Mary Louise Daniels J yfdbtgg flcnnnakuln 7 1. lib WW 1 Varlety's the very spice of life Ping Pong 1 Phys. Eli. 1 Hall Monitor 2 Debate 2 Dramatics 2 Library Club 1,2 Junior Marshal 3 Press Club 1, 3,l, Yearbook Staff 1, Senior Play A Intra-murals 1 ,2 ,3 ,L 1 Sake of education 'I come to school, not for the Baseball 1,2,3 Football A Basketball 2 ,3 Volleyball 3,L, Cadet I+ Intramural 2,14 Leader Club 2 Model Club 2 Chess Club 2,3 Taxidermy Club l Senior Scouts 2 Rifle Club l Hall Monitor 2 ,3 I Cm! ' She is quiet , but deserves to succeed Athletic Assoc . Dramatics Cheer-leading Donna Joyce Reed Intra-murals Class Officer , QM Chorus Student Council 1,2 1,2 1,-2,3 1l2D3 2,3 112,331+ L. Carl David Perkins Reason is not measured by size or height, but by principle. Jean Marie Foster , Unadilla Central 1,2 ,Lk X ' Pla f 7,042 3221223815 Bowling 8 I+ L A smile for every girl, Class Officer Dramatics Cadet Bus Monitor Cafeteria.-club Hall Monitor Chorus Majorette two for every boy. 2 1,2 2 2,3,h 2,3 31h 1,2,3,h l,2,3,h I hate scarce smiles, Taxidermy Club Phys. Ed. Athletic Assoc. Intra-murals Cheer-leading Dramatics Bus Monitor Girl Scouts Chorus I+-H Senior Play I love laughing. 1 l 1 l l 1 2 2 2,3,l+ Helen Eloise Andrews flaw , Bruce Hay Shult is dial.. SQQ: Ina Louise Foote em., Ala I like to play, I like to dance but best of all, I like romance Chefs Club Chess Club Base Ball Boy Scout Football Model Club la-H Club Leaders Club Intra-murals Yearbook Staff Senior Play Hall Monitor Volley Ball 1 ln 3 l,2n3rl+ 1,-2n3,l+ 2 2 2:3 2:3 2,3,L 3,h 1+ 31h 2:3 1+ 2 L: 9 Eglzsfiffigiiglei - ,ezarmf-:e :Q 1- Q,q'g:gczg..::.1y.g3,1,i,g .- eg ,.q,g,z,fr ,-3. M, 1 1 lf silence is golden, I'n: poverty Basketball Football Dramatic: Band Taxidemw Club Baseball Boy's Glee Club Bowling Intro-murals Chess Club Mary Ann Knapp WAMQ., ricken. Charles Sanford Mattison God giveth speech to all, song to few. Bus Monitor Cadet Cheer-leading Dramatics Athletic Assoc. Ping Pong Student Council Junior Usher Chorus Hall Monitor Yearbook Staff Class Officer Intra-murals Senior Play 1 1 1-n2i3 1,2, L 1 1 2 3 1:21315 3 3 3 1,2,3,A ' lo OLWL' l never like being hit. without striking beck Phys. Ed. 1 Ping Pong 1 Library Club 1,2 Marjorie Louise Thayer E321-0503213281 2 3 Dramatics 2 J? Press Club 3,l+ if Bus Monitor 3,1-1 Honor Society 3,l+ Senior Play 2, 14 Intra-murals l ,2 , 3 ,I+ 1 10 I love work, I could sit and watch L-H Club Chefs Club Basket Ball Class Officer Senior Play Leaders Club Boy Scouts Intra-murals Football Band Chess Club Hall Monitor Boys State Honor Society Yearbook Staff Student Council 1 1 1,2 2 2, 1. 1,2 1, 3,1+ 2,391+ 2,3,1+ 2,3,L 3 3,10 3 3,14 3,1+ 3,1a Hold the class, I'm coming. Baseball Football Dramatics Gafteria Club Rifle Club Office Ass'n. Yearbook Staff Senior Play 1 2 2 21 311+ 3,14 3,11 14 1+ it for hours. Ward Kenneth Greene WML Joyce Marilyn Reeves 12074, I .wwqf Walter James Hathawxs y So quiet, but you don't know the half of it Ping Pong Phys. Ed. Library Club Debate Hall Monitor Press Club Dramatics Junior Usher Senior Play Intra-murals 1 1 1,2 2 2 1: 3p1+ 2 3 1+ 1,213.5 fhkioffy Twelve short years ago in September 1938, Helen Andrews , John Burnside, Ward Greene, Roger Hawver, Phyllis Perry, Joyce Reeves, Bruce Shultis and Marjorie Thayer entered the first grade at Otego Central School, unaware of what lay ahead. In the second grade we studied Indians and made an Indian village. The third year we built a grocery store and learned to make change. This year energetic John Burnside was tied in his seat by the teacher to break him of the habit of jumping out of it when he wasn't supposed to. In the fourth grade we learned to spell hieroglyphics, which we can't spell now, and made Egyptian scenes. Anna Camp, Carl Perkins and Leon Shultis joined us this year. The fifth year found us deep in scientific experiments, airplane clubs and first aid classes. Two more students joined us, Mary Daniels and Sally Parish. The sixth year found us compnritivsly quiet as we dreamily listened to the tales of freedom told us by the seventh graders. The first school day the following year revealed a new found wonder. We discovered we could flit from room to room for Classes. It took us a few days to learn which room was which, We were also introduced to a new thing called initation. The suitcases full of books were a little heavy by the end of that day, but we had as much fun as the Seniors who initiated us. The eighth year we took the first eight grade Graduation Trip to Albany. We visited the capitol, Educational Bxilding, W.G.Y. and Howe Caverns. John Burnside, and Bruce and Leon Shultis discovered there was a new wonder called thsrevolving door. It's a wonder they didn't make themselves sick going around in circles so unch. Mary Ann Knapp and Donna Reed Joined us this year. Mr. Sears and Miss Stanhouse were our advisors in our Freshman year. We had our first dance in May with music by St. Gnge's Orchestra. We used Moonlight and Roses for a theme. For decorations we made paper roses and more paper roses. Being new in the business of having a dance, it took us four weeks to get ready for it and two weeks to clean up afterwards. Ina Foote and Walter Hathaway joined us during our Sophomore year. We had our second dance in April with music furnished by Ernie Russ's Orshestr In our Junior year Mr. Sears still stuck with us, but Miss Reinheimer took the place of Miss Stan- house. 'Ile had one dance in November and one in May in place of a Junior Prom. Charles York's Orchestra played for both. Choosing our class rings was a big issue. Charles Msttison rejoined us this year. The Junior boys played the Fireman in a Donkey Basketball game in April. Neither team could walk very well the following morning. In our Senior year Mr. Sears was still hanging on as our advisor. Mrs. Lee Urban replaced Miss Reinheimer who could only take one year with us. We had the first dance of the year on October 21. The Santa Fe Riders furnished the music. Jean Foster joined us this year. We had a Christmas Party at Hrs. Urban's home in Oneonta on December 17. We played a game called Cootie It took us a. little while to get the game through our heads, but we had a hilarious time after we caught on. The girls chalked one up on the boys that night when L-Irs. Urban's five year old daugmte Susan, remarked, The Senior girls are pretty, but those old boys are crazy . They say children speak the truth. u As this yearbooicgoes to press we are anticipating the production of the Senior Play 'Grandad Steps Out , on March 10, the last Senior Dance on April 5, and the Senior Trip to Washington and New York City during Easter vacation, Wethink Mr. Sears should be awarded a medal for bravery beyond the call of duty after all he has put up with during the past four years. The most hard earned and most valuable award awaits us at Commencement in June. Things have often been difficult during the years, but it has been worth every effort put forth. We are sincerely indebted to our school, faculty and principal for all the help given us during our years at O.C.S. -Marjorie Thayer, Class Historian- 12 8. rn Clam DVM! We, the Senior Class of 1950, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Helen Andrews wills her interest in the latest styles to Betty Bump and her position of head majorette to Guila. Palmater. leaves his great height to Robert Lasher, his executive ability to Claude Murwin, and Marie Haggerty to Lyle Norton. John Burnside Anna .fgg leaves her business ability to Dorothy Sheldon and the office of Senior Class Secretary to Bob Frasier. liar! Daniels wills the habit of rolling her eyes to Joyce Nichols and her use of cosmetics to lnis Yager. Q 'Foote Bequeaths her laugh to Ronald Simmons and her extreme slimness to Bernsdine John Schrieber a package of bobby pins and leaves to Ann Stilson. look to Joan Knapp and her height to Marie Hilfiger. gives his superior Chemistry marks to Jeanette Clark, his ability to play the saxaphone to Donald Lent and his steady nerves to Malcolm Ross. Walter Hathawg bequeaths his job in the cafeteria to Peter Holden, his excellent vocal abilities-to Bernadine Engel, and his carefree manner to Dick O'l-Iara. leaves his attentiveness in Fnglish class to Lynn Gillingham, his harem to John Short and his right to go with the prlncipal's daughter to anyone who wants the job. wills her right to stay out of school two days a week to Joyce Card and her blonde hair to Gene Ouimet. Charles Mattison leaves his rights to converse at any time to Evelyn Hovey. His ability to play the trumpet to Anna Jackson. Phyllis Perg leaves her innocent looking baby blue eyes to Janet Meagher. Sally Parish wills her quietness and ladiness to Betty Oles and her interests in Laurens to Pat Barwood. C h Carl Perkins wills his athletic ability to Paul Hilfiger. He leaves his pipe to 085 - Hxgel. She also gives all G. L. F. interests bequeaths her girlish Jean Foster Hard Greene Roger Hawver 121922 Joyce Reeves Bruce Shultis Leon Shultis bequeaths her quiet misleading manner to Ann Stilson and Johnny Ballis to Betty Shaver, on condition she will take good care of him. leaves his dimples and curly hair to John Short, his oar to Pat Johnson and his innocent look to Bobby Frasier. leaves his immovable expression to Marshall Frasier and his good marks to Evelyn Turner. Marjorie Thayer leaves her ability to play the guitar to Heman Cs:-ringer and her even temper to Carl 0'Hara. ,IEE B-gl wills her smiling Irish eyes to Marshall Frasier, and her Irish temper to Richard To To H6 l O' Hara. Q. gg we leave s dovm payment on a new Cadillac and a class that is much easier to be persuaded than we were. 123. gill! we leave a more attentive and appreciative Senior English Class or else the duty of full-time librarian of O. C. S. leave lg. 2:12:13 a movie projector, all his own, so he may show movies all day long instead of just seven periods. To Lg. -ng we leave two girls to take the place of his pests, llarge and Sally. To B-gg Q-lin we leave this little slogan- There is a Bachelor in Your Future. To To Q. we will many more brilliant mathematics students and a memo pad to help his forgetfulness. Q. we leave some Seniors who never try to get out of classes and a bass horn player to take Hogerhaplaee, To Q. we leave our sincerest hopes for mergv more years of athletic successes. To E- gg we leave many more years at Otago Central and all the best wishes and good luck that he may need. To Q55 2131. and Leonard Lawrence we will a class that never leaves anything to clean up. To QL. we leave a couple of easy chairs for her new cafeteria. To To To To the entire Qiuljy, we leave many more classes 'high will prove to be as brilliant as as we were. 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SP E gpg: agus mgmo 6032. mogmia E E or vga ogg mugms mga mgmg' wang Unga- 4 1 9,055 may qggsl HU gm usda Ugmgmmm A-HDSSUW gpm Eg-m :gm Hogs' on mp dug oe. gag mg Egan nigga 9:0300 132501 ua' pd as MHS.-R Ss? funzbm Row I---Betty Oles, Bernsdine Engel, Neva Gardner, Claude Hurwin, Herman Cerringer,J'ohn sho Lynn Gillingham, Jeanette Clerk, June Simmons, Esther Horton, Audrey Goble, Marie Haggerty, Evelyn Bovey. Row II---Louis Trask, .Toyce Card, Betty Shaver , Shirley Sabedrn., P31511-C18 J'0h-MOH, ABDO Stilson, Marie Hilfiger. Shirley Krause, Evelyn 'mx-ner, Glenndora Chapin, Joyce Beers. Miss Henning. lbw III---Robert Frasier. Marshall Frasier, John Schrieber, Richard 0'Hara. Ronald Simmons, Robert Lasher. Clarence Fierce, Richard Venn, Donald Davis, Gene Duimet, Mr. Bonner. fbllfllbi' Ojfberyl I Vi ce-President . Secretary. . . . . . Treasurer. . . . . . Student Counci 16 1 Lynn G:Ll.1inghan Jeanette Clark. June Simmons John Short. Esther Horton Th ' , if! I f 1' sv'- If Yu 1 A x 7.5 new 2 fqblaomore J .Cf ly ff , . f xi. ,sr xl' Rb' I 'El'-'hu' W-11913 ADM -TBCKBOII. Audrey Burnside, Mary Shultis, Shirley Burnside, 1' f Z H,f..53J Rvbvrt Bunn. Gordon Hyatt, Joan KnaPP. Janet Meagher, Dorothy snelaon, naar-ie shaman, Mary Lou Clerk, Ioan Robinson. mail-Mr. Kitchell, Camilla Jones, Noma Hungerford, Ida Holden, Joyce Nichols, mae Ron III-llaurice Stranagan, Donald Lent, Paul Hilfiger, James Downie. Carl 0'Hara, Max stevens. Clark Andrews, llalcolm Ross, Lyle Norton. 1'Q,l NLh lv' , e J, C hy M lk FV65bm6W Bow 1--Russell Fay, Robert Barney, Charles Anderson, Clyde Norton, Elaine Miller, Lauerence Trask, Margaret Beach, Jane Hilfiger, Shirley Lent, Dor-thy Robinson , Janet Holbrook. Row 11--Mr, Hover, Joan Simone, Betty Bump, Patricia Veen, Betty Beach, Irene Baker, Mary Jensen , Agxes Sperry, Patricia Bax-wood, Lloyd Stillson, Mrs. Survillo Row Ill-Ahobert Halstead, James Ford, Barry Greene, Andrew Short , Roland Ouimet, Walter Sinniger, Richard Utter, LeRoy Perkins , Edwin Hitchcock , James Virtell. 17 Egghzh Gmefe Row l---Marion Rake, Mary Hitchcock, Caroline Lent, Dawn Nelson, Lola Mae Reed, Jack Reed, Robert Haney, Merrit Rose, Sonja Thorsland, Anita Norton, Lois Yager, Margaret Clark. How ll---Hr. Mclntyre, William Haggerty, Guila Palmater, Mary Shaver, Ruth Boyd, Thelma Stilson, Delphine Voss, Ida Hotaling, Marjorie Hathaway, Arlene Ackley, Clarence Kirkland, Miss O'Brien. Row lll--Gary Crewell, Melvin Rolph, Robert Stevens, Robert Tuttle, James Locke, Theodore Knapp, Charles Holmes, Francis Sgbedra, William Hansard, Dean Hyatt, Keith Trask. Seventh Grade ,,,, ,ff Row I---Elinor Vroman, Audrey Sampson, Louise Martindale, Andre Ouimet, Mildred Veen, Lynn Cowperthwaite, Marie Krueger, Barbara Marsh, Edith Rothman, Ann Haggerty, Marjorie Downie. Row II--David Ferris, Ralph Tompkins, Larry Leahy, Mary Short, Joyce Barker, Janice Fuller, Richard Johnlbn, Marianne Haggerty, Dale Norton, Hr. Clayton. Row III-Robert Haney, Bruce Trask, Leslie Fredenburg, Carl Utter, Peter Holden, Robert Hattice 18 fzbcila Gmde i l Row I-Nancy Lent, Margaret Compton, Mary Ackley, Virginia Ness , Ligita Gals, Sandra Briscoe, Bernice Alger, Dolores Yagsr, Violet Young, Grace Jones. Raw II--Mrs. Thomsen, Robert Compton, Eva Rake, Marlene Bullia, Adelaide Van Dewerker, Sandra Sabedra, Virginia Baker, Ida Halstead, Margaret Compton, Mary Gillingham, James Pearce. ROI III--John Reeves, Charles Beers, Ralph Peach, Jerry 0'Driscoll, Allen Jenner, Donald Sperry, Vincent Bxrlarley, Ronald Jerauld, Alan Trowbridge. Hpla Grade Row I--Dawn Blake, Joan Haney, Roberta Kimball, Donna Haney, Joan Bundy, Dorothy Lagerveld, Dawn Perry, Patricia Gillingham, Camille Pierce, Laura Hitchcock, Beverly Bullis, Mary Hoyt., Harriet. Hitchcock. Row II--Mrs. Tuttle, Philip Daniels, Charles Boyd, Russell Emerson, Madeline Hansard, Roberta Davis, Gertrude Russell, Ferna Ingalls, Dorothy Krauss, Gordon Buchert., Allen Case, Lee Emerson, Stanley Wood. Row III--Earl Crawford, Raymond Conner, Gordon Lobdell, Charles Armstrong, James Crawford, Robert Beames, Duane McMorris, Russell Tome, Charles Beach. 19 Fourth Grade Raw I--Mona Fay, Priscilla Crawford, Lola Hart, Florence Rickard, Linda Rothman, Nancy Sutton, Edith Armstrong, Carole Rake, Flora Kina, Josephine Mattias, Lois Colrperthwaite, Flora viilber. Bow II---James Baird, Morris Johns, Richard Beames, Donald Avery, Ibbert Trask, Edward Peach, Ivan Chestney, Bruce Greene, Robert Steenrod, Martin 15,1-Bland, Bxgene Blake, Mrs. Horton. R01 III---Gerald Ferris, Paul Vanbewerkar, Nicholas Stilson, Kidney Church, George Crawford, Gordon Veen, William Groves, Slmuel Jackson, Ernest nnkhauser, Donald VanDermark, Frank Burnside. Third Grade Row I--Caroline Ackley, Shirley Johns, Joan Daniels, Marie Evans. Rath Ann Tiffany, Martha Alger. Barbam Yager. Carol Samoson, Sharron Crawford, Mary Woodbeck, Ioretta Pearce, .Tan ice Hamilton. Row II---Ibbert Dana, larry Shaver, Karen Fankhauser, Rita Leonard, Mary Downie, Sydn oy Briscoe, Mary Anna Hall, Nancy Wood, Robert Jones, Qzrtis Ackley, Miss Jester Row III---Charles Inglls, Lloyd Hendricks, Richard Avery, Joe Bard, Paul Danzi, John Palmater, Warren Wilbur, Robert Sinniger, Lynnwood Simonds, Alan Youmans, George Dieball. 20 n Second Gmde Row I--Alice Youmans, Janice Lagerveld, Bonnie Glennon, Arlene Shaver, Marla Fay, Bonnie Cornell, Claudia Taylor, Carol Bullis, Marion Crawford, Viola Compton, Charlotte Diffendale, Marilyn Foley. Row II-Piinfred Haney, Howard Lent, Paul Church, James Haggerty, Richard Vanbewerker, Nancy Goble, Catherine Trask, Jacqueline Avery, Rosemary Harvey, Elizabeth Bullis, Steven Bump, Eric Thorsland, James Vroman, Dennis Lockwood, Deyo Trowbridge. Row III-Gary Haney, Roger Sperry, Roger Hover, Dean Blake, Paul Thayer, Stephen Hitchcock, David Swain. Stanley Vesn, Dennis Hays, Joe Emerson, Leroy Croswell, Larry Bostwick. Absent, Dolores All, Valerie Canner, Bruce Bonner. Em' Gmde Row I---Dorothy Kreuger, Linda Utter, Beverly Croswell, Lynda Hays, Iva Hitchcock, Kathleen Rose, Clarioe Starr, Noreen Gransbury, Eleanor Beach, Sharon Wright. Row II--Alfred Ouirnet, Michael Lionser, Roger Robinson, Patricia Compton, Genevieve Masher, Ellen Ingalls, Donna Lou Brown, Gary Georgia, Timothy Lockwood, Mrs. Hamilton. Row III-Freddie Bailey, Richard Halbert, Ensign Hnerson, Robert Krutz, John Thibliflg, Ivor! Gala, Ted Taylor, Reginald MacPherson. Absent, James Decker, Dennis Wiedeman, Carol Dana. 21 First Grade We Row I--Sylvia Jones, Betty Hocke, Mary Masker, Eleanor Blake, Linda Boyd, Carol Krutz. Sxzielee Root, Lorraine Palmater, Dianne Swain, Enma Curry. Mary Georgia. Haw II---Mrs. Wright, Robert lent, Roy Rous, Robert Butcher, Harvey Sltton, Timothy Wayman. larry Chestney. George March. Richard Edwards. Row III---Alfred tllilber, Richard Hendricks, Alfred Ianlrhauser, Stewart Andrews, Arthur Groves, Donald Baird, Georg Tiffany. Absent: George Thayer. K l'W6ll61'g6l7 f6W Raw I--Irene Edwards, Esther Williams, Rath Daniele, Donna Avery, Patricia Sabedra, Joan MacPherson, Flora Lent, Alison Youmane, Bonnie Hilsinger. Row I1---Mre. J'. Pierce, Swan Gmbe, Ernest Burton, Donald Hamilton, Joseph Glennon, Arnold Jensen, Herbert larch, leyne layman, Donald Brown, Clmxdia Hamilton- ibw III---lredriek Colgrove, Dnald Hussey, Dan1el.Callahan, Paul Ferris. DODB1-5 Wayman, lhrryl Bmdy, Glen Diller. Absent: Deanna Beers, Nancy Gillingham, Susanne Palmeter, Sheryl Lou Southard, W Sheryl Lyman, Michael O'Hara. 22 lF00z'b:1ll ' M. L l'Jw79 Ron liward Greene, John Schreiber, Richard Veen, Roland Ouimet, Carl Perkins, Robert Bump, Arthur Inger, Claude Munrin. Bow 2-Hr. llclntyre, Gene Ouimt, Robert Frasier, larshall. Frasier, Gordon Hyatt, John Short.-Manager, Charles Anderson-Asst.. Mgr. Bafebczll Row 1-Gordon Hyatt, Claude Murwin, Robert Frasier, Lynn Gillingham, Charles Mattison, Gene Ouimet. Row 2-James Dovmey, Clarenwe Pierce, Carl Perkins, Francis Fortin, Richard Fortin, William Kodrich, John Bu-nside. Rom 3-Mr. llc Int5fre, Donald Lent, Louis Trask, Robert Lasher, Robert Bump, John Short, Lyle Norton, Paul Hilfiger-Manager. Absent-Bruce Shultis. 23 .Bazfkeiball N '37'f,,,,,llg1 .gfffofzfvl f Vdfffliljl Howl- , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, , W, , ,, ,,,, W ,,,,,,, , , , , , ' :JIU new II--Charles uaeuson, Lynn cimngmm, anna. um-win, John som-iamr, Donald f Davis, Coach McIntyre. . J 110' QV ' xY'L- V ,5 ' o Q ao N I Q I Ref, Xxx 'N S SQ 1 X ,nh J ' ly? f , e Row I--James Dovmie, Louis Trask, Richard O'Hara., LeRoy Perkins, Max Stevens. Row II--Lawrence Trask, Barry Greene, Paul Hilfiger, Lyle Horton, Coach McIntyre. ' 24 QF L, , L M Y- X ' . , e ,, 4, . as VQIXT .. fxlnigcyl A X ,wx L, f V lyV' ie, Row I---Audrey Burnside, Joyce Nichols, Jane Hilfiger, Ann Stilson, Shirley KUNG, 5hi!'19Y Burnside. i Row 11---Elaine Miller, June Simmons, Audrey Goble, Pstrlcia Veen. Mazjoreiief 2221 ...Q -:rs RW' 1 -' Mary Shultie. Ida Hotalinz, 'Thelma Stilson, Helen Andrews, Joan Hoyt, .Tenet lleadaer. Lois Yager, Betty Emp. 25 Librmy Club N r Ron 1--lnry Jensen, Pqtricie Bernood, Ioan x!l8PPp llarie Haggerty, Donald Lent, Joan Robinson, Shirley hunt. Rn 2--Peter Holden, Janet Holbrook, Betty Shever, Ire. Urban, Ida Holden, Irene Baker, Robert Lasher, Kerio Hilfiger, Shirley Sebedra, Eu-line Miller. Anita Norton, llarien Rake, Anno Jackson, Hose Allen, Malcolm Ross, Maurice Stren- ngn, llary Hitchcock, Clmline lent. BUS M0775 2075 ana7 CQJJS l Raw 1-Agnes Sperry, Guiln Palmner, mth Boyd, Neva tkrdner, Evelyn 'mmer, Teen Foster, Shirley Sebedrn, lnrgeret Clark. R711 2--Helen Andrews, Betty Shaver, Ida Holden, Janet Meagher, Carl Perhns, Ann Stilson, Ioan Hoyt, Helen Foote, Joyce Beers. 26 YE HBUUE ST I-T mu 1---lame. snulna. Anna camp. Ward Gnome. Deer HH 'e1'- Walwf Hafhvave Row II---lr. Sears, sally Parish. TOYCO BUUTBQ MPS- Urbll- STUUE T EDU EIL Ml I---Donna Raid-Secretary, Lynn Gillingham-lst Vice-President, Ward Ch-oem-President, Gordon Hyatt-2nd Vice-President, Phyllis Perry. Rn II---lr. Bonnar-Adviser, Clyde Norton, Lola Kay Road, Esther Horton, Robert Frasier- Troasurer, Audrey Rxrnside, Hr. Horton. 27 Natzbnal Honor foczlely Row I--Anna Camp, Ward Greene-President, Evelyn Turner-Secretary. Row II--Mr. Bonner-Advisor, Gene Ouimet, Roger Hawver. Absent., Marjorie Thayer. Sembr Play Row I---Anna Camp, Ina Foote, Sally Parish, Lfary Daniels, Joyce Reeves, Charles ldattison, Mary Knapp. Row II--Mr. Bonner, Marjorie Thayer, Walter Hathaway, Roger Hawver, Ward Greene, Jean Foster, Hr- Mitchell- Absemaamce Shultis. 28 Band e X A H rd Jeanette Clark Dorothy sheldon: BUT! 15 J Ma Gillin ham William ini! I BD' I G::1e,mg::r Hlzver, Waid Greene, Robert Tutilh PSU? Holden, Hifi' Shu-don' Ben! Beach. -Q 3 Th 1 d Joyce Beers Lynn Gillingham, Esther Bon II Lyle Norton, Laurence Trask, onja orl 1 Buch Eve1ynrHov.y Joyce Nichols, Horton, Mary Lou Clark, Anna Camp, WTBHN v ' Mr. Clayton. Gzkflf Charm y Rm: I-Marjorie Hathaway, Marie Sheldon, Mary Shaver, Margaret Clark, Dorothy Sheldon, Camilla Jones, Marie Hilfiger, Barbara Haney, Arlene Ackley, Betty Shaver, Margaret Beach, Joyce Beers, Marjorie Downie, Shirley Lent. Rm: II--Edith Rothman, Eleanor Vroman, Marion Rake, Mary Hitchcock, Delphine Voss, Patricia RDUIII Vean, Jane Hilfiger, Thelma Stilson, Mary Lou Clark, Esther Horton, Jeanette Clark, Joan Hoyt, Mary Ann Knapp, Marie Krueger, Lynn Cowperthwaite, Audrey Sampson. --Sonja Thorsland, Marianne Haggerty, Lois Yager, Caroline Lent, Shirley Burnside, Audrey Bzmaide, Anna Camp, Patricia Johnson, Marcella Ann Stilson, Lola Mae Reed, Dann Nelson, Evelyn Hovey, Mildred Veen, Ruth Boyd, Dolores Fay, Anita Norton, Louise Martindale. Ron IV--Mrs. Sloan, Anna Jackson, Ina Foote, Helen Andrews, Phyllis Perry, Betty Beach, Marie Haggerty, Norma Hungerford, Ida Holden, Audrey Goble, Shirley Sabedra, Shirley Krause. Joyce Nichols, Mr. Clayton. 29 O Boy! Charm Rn: I---Ihvid Ferris. Peter Holden, Lynn Gillingham, Lloyd Stilson, William Hansard, Rabert Trask, Ihle Norton. lbw II--Deen Hy att. William Hngprty, Robert Tuttle, Clarence Pierce, 'meodore Knapp. Clarence Kirkland, Mr. Mitchell. l 3 lbw III---Charles Mettison, Walter Hathaway, Clark Andrews, Gene Ouimet, llalooln Rose. Prey! Club xfflv J Row I---Joyce Reeves, Sally Parish, Lia:-y Daniels, and Joan Knapp. Row II--Rose Allen, Maris Ziilfiger, hir. Bonner, Joan Robinson, and Anna Jackson., 0 Girf .Scouis Row I--Beverly Bullis, Joan Haney, Dorothy Krause, Dawn Perry, Joan Bundy, Roberta Kimball, Roberta Davis, Camille Pierce, Patricia Gillingham, Lynn Cowperthwaite, Louise Ma.rtindl.1e Ron II--Mrs. Groves, Mhry Gillingham, Mildred Veen, Edith Rothman, Marjorie Downie, Evelyn Hovey, Margaret Clark, Anna Jackson, Jeanette Clark, Marie Sheldon, Joyce Nichole, Carolyn Foote. Row III--Dann Nelson Guila Palmater, Ruth Boyd, Ida Hotaling, Thelma Stilson, Marie Hilfiger, Mary Lou Clark, Dorothy Sheldon, Jane Hilfiger, Rose Allen. 4fH S4 Row 1---Helen Foote, Joan Haney, Ina Foote, Anne Stilson. Row ll---LJ.111an Fisk, Joyce Utter, Mrs. Survilo, Patricia Johnson, Audrey Goble. 31 cnior Scania Row I-Lynn Gillingham, Bruce Shultla, Ward Greene, John Burnside. Row II--lr. Beneink, Gordon Hyatt, Claude llurlrin, Robert Frasier, LeRoy Perkins. ulmfe Farmer! Row I--Robert Frasier, Richard 0'I-Iara, Marshall Frasier, Gordon Hyatt, Carl O'Hara, Leon Shultis Row II--lr. Bensink, Louis Trask, Richard Utter, Axel Olsen, Russell Fay, James Ford, James Virtell, John Schrieber, John Burnside, Robert Barney, Donald Lent. 32 Joy Sc.ou7'5 mr f J 1 Row 1---Earl Crawford, David Ferris, Maurice Johns, Charles Beers, Barry Greene, Robert Tuttl Charles Anderson, Alan Trowbridge, Andre Ouimet, Gordon Lobdell. Row 2-- Ronald Jerauld, John Reeves, Vincint Burlzxrley, Ralph Peach, Edward Haney, william Haggerty, Dean Hyatt, Richard Johnson, Robert Beams, Mr. Seams. Row 3----Laurence Trask, Sylvester Lloyd, Charles Holmes, Clarence Kirkland, Theodore Knapp, Robert Trask, Melvin Rolph. if-2 . ,, ' ' , 'P 2 4 T7 A A Row 1--George Dieball, Raymond Canner, Charles Boyd, Charles Beach, Philip Daniels, Donald Vandermark, John Palmeter. Row 2--Larry Shaver, Richard Beamea, Allen Case, Donald Avery, Gordon Veen, Stanley Veen, Row 3-Robert Dana, Gordon Buchert, Robert Steenrod, Stanley Wood, Gerald Ferris, Robert Jones. 33 Andersorfs Alignment 3. W-LH I inc' Service APPLICATORS Chula-LMS--W as MMA.: sz., aww, m ef. 'Emu Equipment , xomans sun.'r-UP mmom ROOFING 1 Gudnox Place ,Y '4A' ,Q 4- noors 351:16 ffj - ,gf nam-Plcnzn Home counmomnc-1 Pnonucrs Oneonfd, N K, ' Immun. wool. ulsuumon ' ' ' N ' ' 'lf W. Auuumnuu s-rom: vnmaowsmoons. mn scuxns ' ONEONTA SALES COMPANY THE SHOP Service All Makes Cars Phone 69 COMPLIMENTS 27-33 Market Street ONEONTA, NEW YORK R. E. BRIGHAM Always Something fee 'abgmw JHW51 - oNnoN'rA, New Yonx New In G 1 fts ' SAFRAN AND MALONEY w..........,,....,..,. K I ,........ ULL and Hmm- IRONS A.H.bHHMW3CK HAPLELHHTTCXJ FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES Builder: H A R D W A R E HMV! 10 MARKET ST. PHONE 466 ONEONTA, N. Y. GI RGI L GRIGORY ROBERT OLIVER STUDEBAKER Sales and Service HST HID PHCNI 1523 Oneonta, N. Y. Zvi EAST END of fp Q S EI SALES at SERVICE ' 1 . f 455 CHESTNUT STREET ONEO W YORK . -EHR! SPIIILIIIIIG V II III LEW MILLER Royal Typewriters INET! ADDRESSJ 98 Chestnut St. HENDERSON'S Clothing Co. Oneonta 175 Num st. l Oneonta, N.Y. II I II II II I II S 'P ESBITT Ml COMPLIMENTS , , -9 XVEST N 9 Feed of 26-34 MARKE'?2'E:E2:' NEHENES 867, 868 O N E O N T A BUS LINES comPLnjjENT5 TYPFWRITER SERVICE' CMIPANY COMPLETE TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINE SERVICE Rcplin - ET - PHONE SALES AGENTS FOR n UNDERWOOD - SUNDSTRAND u Salu - Suppliu 28 - ONT A, NEW YORK 35 I .47 I Printers of Business and .facial farms 14 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD 0 I N Y Michell-Wdght Oil Co., Inc. R R I E F F ' S Cor. Oneida and Rwer Stl., Phone 677 e e I y - S e e t BOYSI SHGP Motors, Inc. Oneonta, N. Y. I IW I Ein WINKEROIL BURNERS L' D' Smith . W7 W9 200 Ma I V1 St. II SOCONYPRODUCTS 559 chestnut SI O neonta' N'Y' Oneonta, N.Y. L P BUTTS M mf f I , , , INQ to bring all of your ' INSURANCE PROBLEMS VITRIFIED AND CONCRETE PIPE . to , W . V j 7-' BARD if -Q g fs O IIISUIIING OFFICE I I ' ,A Vg I I 2 4 ad i I ONEONTA, N Y , NI fh 'NfQ' 515, 3 , IHUHME d Broad St. Oneonta, N.Y. IETV if BE ST W I SHE S PHILLIPS BUICK co. T' In o m Buickf ' SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE ONEONTA, NEW YORK REYNULD5'EREENHUU5ES D N E D TA, W Y D R K M COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Bird's Supply Company CHECKERBOARD FEED STORE kin Dun Suki and Sonia B B37 UV: UMUC 59101 44 EST END Oneonll, New Yorls ONEONTA N Y. LYON'S MEN'S WEAR I78 Main St. Oneonta, N.Y. Van Haugen Shim IHS WORLD'S SLIARTBT SHIRTSI' You'lI Find Smart CLGTHING and FURNISHINGS FRGM ...at- a D R 1 FRIEND I48 Main St. Oneonta, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS ' and BEST WISHES to the Class of '50 CLIFFORD I. ELDRED 387 MAIN snur Onsoun, NEW Yom: affffflf 9 L STUDIO 37 'ff 'xx N KM--E., fl 'lik' - ,-, Otegro Gas Co. Idag Gas Stoves COmDlimer1tS Viater Heaters Qc-a.:.nL7 V Bottled Gas Shop -'xv Fred Reynold s Ph0 'e- ,W Trucking Phone,2OI I 2411 Otego, N.Y. O7,,eqo-,Newyork COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS i1.?. 5'TE Dwight Bailey Ken Jerauld W Otero OTEG0'N'Y' COMPUMENTS suwiws GROCERY STORE of ' PLEE-ZING QROCERIES KINBALL'S GROCERY 'Otego, N.Y. Phone 2421 Best Wishes from the Wayside Market COMPLIMENTS and BEST WI SHES 057, ,Ziff 38 FRANCIS E. SHULTIS ELECTRIC wooD WORKING Rdqmond Lobdeu General Garage EGO, N.Y. SHOP o go, N. y. General Refiairing of All Kinds Lubrication in 1 B d 6 'ldi K Phones 2751 2753 is our cx o y un. ng - a Specialty Specialty Comolimente ROBINSCN'S MQMORRIS HARDWARE Heavy ond Shelf Hardware Stoves-Farm Imoiemerte GAS Grinding- Tin work STATION Feedg eeedeg Fertiiizerg Femilv Foodeg and Visit Your Looe! C.L.F. Store for your Lime Spreading needs OT!-:COG .F Co-op i' Heilrood Ave. VVWOVWG 2291 C W. R E E D wEI.L DRILLING SEPTII: TANK SERVICE WEST UNEDNTA, N. Y. Phone All Modem Equipment West Oneonta, Oneonta 2657-W, and all Work Guaranteed New York O RESTON Mo on M2006 Zfwdohu 40 ALES ,Ig jiffe of ,fo may The Eufure vjenrs fulfill fha hofes 'nnd Finns you Sknre Mfbufl L. Hawes Nami! C. HWHOH E WILBUR'S GENERAL STORE +L E AEE W.AEYEEb A X---4 grocerues Phone 1120! SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY MILLS OTEGC, N.Y. WEST END FURNITURE CO. NEW A USED - BOUGHT! SOLD Stoves - Rufrlgsnton - Wuhan - Etc. 4 GOOD BUT NOT EXPENSIVE 1 433 Cluuinui Sheet Oneonh, New York Slum T. Southud Owner I Auctionuv T I hon' ,ow Co ngratulations BACG'S Furniture end Appliance Compliments ROWE AUTO SERVICE Best Wishes from BUMP'S Gas Station Best Wishes from EMPIRE STATE OIL CO. Compliments and Best Wishes ABELOVE'S LAUNOREY Compliments THE BAKER HARDWA i DN A RE Compliments ONEONTA FROZE OTEGO BRANCH N FOOD SERVICE, Inc. OTEGO, NEW YORK Compliments of ONEONTA MUSIC CENTER cMaW6euaZ 70' EVERYTHING FOR AUDIO VISUAL EDUCATION oun Films For Every Occasion S d Mlin Office, 25 Cominco Streak, New Berlin, N. Y., Phila ll ' D S! tn Street, Allnny, N. Y., Plume 4-242i Eu ern Ofhen, ll I Spain! Rqnuauum 'lor BELL 8 HOWELL PRODUCTS Authorized Factory Service 42 'zf MERIDALE JERSEY FARMS 73-75 RIVER STREET O EONTA, NEW Yours Xfy,W?'r57i' M is .ll ' y COMPLIMENTS of f ilflffbev' affonaf sims iam E 43 CONG RATULAT I ONS! f May all your futures include a new FORD. ifmaafbaw f97,,,,,g HOTALlNG'S SALES AND SERVICE MAIN CARS mucxs Member of Federal Reserve P S0Y6 WTS Sid NY System M Q f fir n lr Jig, Sidney Favorite Printing Company PRINTING FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE lldney,NewYork Compgjllments Congratulations M0595 Grain Inc We! Isloridge Kel ler's General WHITAKER fr SON ' Telephone28lI Feed-Seeds gt S'DNEY'N'Y' Fertilizer Ore Grinding! and lvl ' X' Wellsbpidge, NOY. uiok Chevrolet I mg 44 swf XXX 04? bell 3335345555 X X X X X X X X X Ooopefstowjq, AL. lf. Im S 3-Z'f'lf?xU-ZQOQ ox Sass ff eQyQ1,QwSQr I4 '- LCQWTS gr X xxx by X Qf XX QQ ef6Q XX liigfghidvlli' FLOURS FEEDS CEREALS CVS FARM HARDWARE Norton's Farm Service van R. Smith QEffg'g?Qfg CQMRLIMENTS and Son r 'M H SAAAJS LUNCH ' Ik to the Class Universal Ml els FIOOR l.AYING8hd - smr Rocx Joss of j95Q Coal and Satisfaction Guaranteed Trucki mg Www the Sloane WEST CNEONTA MARKET Groceries Phone 2729-W 46 Compliments of HOYT'S GROCERY West Uneonta Phone I97O-W Our Compliments to the Class of l95O. The Travelers WIITFOID. coun. . GREKLY BROWN ALEZRT L. IDNNER Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc. MARKETING DIVISION LF GIBSON GAS COMPANY MAGIC CHEF, GAL, and GLDTWOUD GAS RANIE HATIR HEATING, BFRIIZGERATOB, EDCI HEATING Authorzlnd dealers for PYROFAX GAS low CMR-nut St. Phono 928 Omonta, N.Y. OMPLIMENTS OF GLF Farm Share ,.,,,. ..i.i.-1 i,1i.l..i-1- .l...1-ii Best Wishes WEST END IMPLEMENT CO. COMPLIMENTS ONEONTA Building and Loan JQ Gill 8 Sons Willy's Jeeps Coleman Dealers 24 Oneida St. Oneonta COMRLIMENTS of EARL'S Baby Chicks DISSTON CHAIN SAWS New one and two man saws and reoair oarts available Charles Herring Otago ROBERT G. NORTH ll. D. 2 oulbvrn, N. Y. ,Jn rf., 15 A , an 1 5- U :nm ' K l - f Yiwu-JSPTS Allflllllll IIIIGV nl can :un -4 nun! ll GOOD FOOD r 0 I Pl. EA S E D G U E S T S mnustxflllla. co. llllKll0-Hill ISILII IIIV-FHIIIIIIFIII llllli-dfllllk-PITISIIIIU-OIIIMI-IBIDI CONGRATULATIONS from EVERY CHEVROLET CO., INC. Oneonta, N.Y. WISBING YOU ALL THE BEST FROM o ns on s ervi 578 Chestnut St Oneonta, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS CLAUDE HAMILTON Coal--Trucking 48 'xgLLEq IS YEARB O I ED ATO -E L S E E O T ET QC Hurnho