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

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E IOR ACTIVITIE Herman Carringer Inta-murals 2,3,L, Hall Monitor LQ Senior play L, L-H l,2,3, Marshall Frasier ' Football l,2,3, lntra-murals l,2,3,L, Yearbook L, Basketball l,2,3, Baseball l,2,3, Dramatics 2, Senior play L, L-H l,2,3, F.F.A. l,2,3,L, Hall Monitor L, Broadcaster L Robert Frasier Football l,2,3,L, Baseball l,2,3,L, Basketball l,2,3,L, F.F.A. l,2,3,L, Hall Monitor L, Senior play L, Volley ball 3, L-H l,2,3, Student Council 2,3, Neva Gardner Intra-murals l,2,3,L, Sophomore Play 2, Bus Monitor l,2,3,L, Library Club 2, Dramatics l, Sec. Sophomore Class, B average L, A average 1 Lynn Gillingham Student Council 2,3,L, Dramatics 2, Senior Play, Class officers 2,3, Basketball l,2, 3,L, Baseball l,2,3,L, Intra-murals l,2,3, Band l,2,3,L, Phys. Ed. Club 1, Boy Scouts l,2,3, L-H l,2,3,L, F.F.A. l,2,3,L, Model Club l, Hall Monitor 2,3,L, Year- A d gogk1L, B average, Boy's Chorus 2, u rey o e Ch0I'uS l,2,3,L, 1+-H 3, IHUFH-murals 2,3, Cheerleading 3, F.H.A. 2,L, Dramatics 2, Hall Monitor L, Yearbook L, Ping Pong 2, Marie Haggerty Yearbook Ed. L, Student Council.3,L, Intra-murals l,2,3,L, Dramatics l,2, B average 2,L, Chorus l,2,3,L, Library Club 2,3, F.H.A. 2,L, L-H 2,3, Cadet 2, Hall Monitor 2,3,L, Playdays l,2,3,L, Junior Usher 3, Senior Play Usher L, Girl Scouts l, Marie Hilfiger Intra-murals l,2,3, Sophomore Play, Library Club 2,3, Press Club 2,3,L, Ass't Ed. Yearbook L, Girl Scouts 2,3,L, Hall Monitor 3, Chorus L, Evelyn Hovey Junior Marshall, Senior Play, Band l,2,3,L, Chorus l,2,3,L, Student Council L, lntra-murals l,L, B average 3,L, Girl Scouts l,2,3,L, Honor Society 3,L, Hall Moniter L, Yearbook L, Dramatics 2, Play Days 1,L, Patricia Johnson Yearbook L, Chorus l,2,3,L, Broadcaster L, L-H 3, Cheerleading 2, Cadet L, Hall Moniter 3,L, Senior Usher, Intra-murals l,2,3, Athletic Ass. 2, Shirley Krause Newspaper L, lntra-murals l,2,3,L, Chorus l,2,3,L, Cheerleading l,2,3, Senior Play, Athletic Assn.2, Phys. Ed. Club l,2, Hall Monitor L, B average L, Robert Lasher Basketball l,2, Intra-murals 3,L, Rifle Club L, Model Club 1, Baseball 2, Senior Play, Chef Club 2, Claude Murwin Basketball l,2,3, Football 2,3,L, Baseball 2,3,L, Rifle Club l,L, F.F.A. L, L-H l,2, 3, Intra-murals l,2,3,L, Leaders Club l, Model Club 1, Ping Pong 1, Phys. Ed. Club l, Chess Club l, Senior Play, Hall Monitor L, Richard O'Hara Ping Pong 1, L-H l,2,3, F.F.A. l,2,3,L, Leadersl, Model Club 1, Hall Monitor l,L, Intra-murals 1,3, Student Council l, Basketball 2,3,L, Chess Club 2, Senior Play, Gene Ouimet Baseball l,2,3,L, Basketball l,2,3,L, Football 2,3,L, Volleyball 2,3,L, Chef Club 2, Chess 2, Boy's Chorus 3, Vice Pres. 1, Leader Club l, Phys. Ed. Club 1, Pres. 2, Alma Ottzen Choral Society 2,3, Hall Monitor l,L, F.H.A. L, Golden Jubilee 2, Senior Play L, Chorus L, Intra-murals L, Betty Oles A Cadet L, Hall Monitor 3, F.H.A. L, Intra-murals 2,3,L, Senior Play, Cafteria L, Yearbook L, Shirley Sabedra Chorus l,2,3,L, Library Club 2,3,L, Bus Monitor 3,L, Broadcaster L, Senior Play, Intra-murals 1,3,L, F.H.A. 2, Dramatics 2, Junior Marshall 3, Hall Monitor L, John Schreiber Football l,2,3,L, Basketball l,2,3, Volleyball 2,3, F.F.A. l,2,3,L, Rifle Club L, Inra-murals L, L-H l,2,3, Sr. Scouts L, Hall Monitor l,L, Cadet 1, Betty Shaver Girl Scouts l, Chorus l,2,3,L, Intra-murals 2, Library Club 3,L, Assn.Bus Monitor 2,3,L, Cadet 3, Hall Monitor L, 10

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Betty 0165 Shirlel' Sabedra John Schreiber U Betty Shaver A smile, 8 joke, 8 will to do, Feet on the soil, head in the sky, Fun and laughter, that's Bettv too. A1waYS'Sp0rtS a twinkling eye- QALA Ambition and will, Shirley's the one, Betty is the hard working kind, Love of laughter and full of fun. A better class mate you could never find. sr' , , 1 ' H .gzvf 4 John Shortj Joyce Shultis Anne Stilson Evelyn Turner O 63 Her time is spent in the Homemakin Room After portraying Jonathan in the Senior Play, 8 , His popularity grows from day to day. To be 3 housewife is her d00m- A In all activities she takes her part. 9 igegygogiziifgosiggf ggieigwglow. Joyce is excellent student in art

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J h Short O n Rifle Club 1,2,3,h, Chess Club 1, Model Club 1, Baseball Manager 1, Football Manager 3, Senior Play, Class Treasure 3, Hall Monitor A, Joyce Shultis Intra-murals l,2,3, B average 1,2,3,L, Band 1,2,3,h, Chorus l,2,3,L, Class Treasure 2, Yearbook, Ass. Bus Monitor 3, Hall Monitor L, Anne Stilson , , Chorus l,2,3,h, Cadet l,2,3,L, L-H 3, F.H.A. L, Athletic Ass. 2,3,L, Hall Monitor 2,3,L, yearbook, Newspaper L, Dramatics 2, Senior Play, Cheerleading l,2,3, ' Cafeteria 2, Evelyn Turner Chorus l,2, F.H.A. 2,L, Bus Monitor 3,b, Library Club 2, Press Club 2, Honor Society 2,3,l+, Cadet lv, L , CLASS ILL We, the class of 1951, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament. To the Board of Education: We leave our heartfelt appreciation. We realize that you, as members of the Board have spent much time and trouble in helping us get our education. So that you may know your effort has been worthwhile, we hope to do our very best to make you proud of us in the future. To the Faculty: We leave our extraordinary intelligence. We know it will be needed in future classes. Herman Carringer-leaves his guitar to Melvin Rolph and his ability to study to Billy Haggerty. Jeannette Clark-leaves her excellent science marks to Betty Bump. Marshall Frasier-leaves his unofficial harem to any one who can keep track of it. Robert Frasier-leaves his West Oneonta interest to Leroy Perkins. Neva Gardner-leaves her excellent typing marks to anyone who wants to work for them. Lynn Gillingham-leaves his right to go with the ministers daughter to Roland Quimet. Audrey Goble-leaves her flirting ability to Ruth Boyd. She also leaves to Sonja Thorsland her interest in Goodyear Lake and Morris. Marie Haggerty-leaves her abilities as yearbook editor to Lyle Norton and her rights as class pest to Kieth Cox. Marie Hilfiger-leaves her height to Elaine Miller. Esther Horton-leaves her position as a cheerleader to Dawn Harvey. Evelyn Hovey-leaves her right to talk in class to David Cox. Patricia Johnson-leaves her conservative manner of dress to Lois Yager. Robert Lasher-leaves his height to Jack Reed. Claude Murwin-leaves his '35 ford convertible to Clyde Norton and his collection of WShir1ey'sW to anyone else who likes the name. Richard O'Hara-leaves his Wdead pann expression to Shirley Burnside. Betty Oles-leaves her quick temper to Janice Fuller. Alma Ottzen-leaves her right to call Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Davidson nsister' to any- one who can get away with it. Gene Ouimet-leaves his basketball abilities to Bill Coote and his 3d base glove to David Ferris. Shirley Sabedra-leaves her bad temper to Joyce Barker and her right to talk back to Mr. Bonner to anyone who thinks they can do as good a job. John Schreiber-leaves his ability to play football to Francis Sabedra. Betty Shaver-leaves her naturally curly hair to Marie Kruger. John Short-leaves his bicycle to Peter Holden and hopes that it will help slim him down a little. ' Joyce Shultis-leaves her art ability to Ann Haggerty. June Simmons-leaves her speed in typing to Pat Barwood. Anne Stilson-leaves her co-operative spirit to Mary Shultis, also her nickname Wduffn to the Burnside twins. Louie Trask-leaves his blonde curly hair to Elinor Vroman and his Wellsbridge girls to Andrew Short. Evelyn Turner-leaves her divine figure to Guila Palmater and her disposition to Mr. Bonner-leaves his receding hair line to Mr. Bensink. Mrs. Reeves-leaves her data on nhow to catch a mann to Miss O'Brien. ' , To the Juniors-the senior year full of fun. To the Sophomores-the ability to make money. ' To the Freshman-the wisdom they will gain within the next few years. 11 Grace Jones. ,-k2iii:i,ii,