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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

nm -f-- N- If J'--mugs? .wwf . -Q 6 , .x 4 .5 .Lg . QE -41 K ,G ' 1. l , X ' lg f 7, . .4 , i 5' . bf- EQ fx f' . 4, nfl L.. F 1 mfr , 1 LJ? .. OTEGO CENTRAL SCHOOL 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 'Mong the buildings of the town ls 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 problem 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 the Brown 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 tell: And we win athletic victories O'er the teams of nearby towns Still we work for dear Otego and the Crange and the Brown CLASS OF 1952 MR. SVOLOS l As principal of our school, directs a diversified program of activities and classes. Upon his capable shoulders rests the tremendous responsibility of managing our institution of learning. However, no question is too small or insignificant for his undivid- ed attention and good advice. He will be remembered as a guiding hand throughout our Senior year. L 1 DEDICATION MRS. RUTH DAVIDSON V- Dfw Q4m,g,,,f..lQo.,07f'-J To express our appreciation for her two and one half years of guidance and assistance, we gratefully dedicate this year book of the Senior Class of 1952, to Mrs. Ruth Davidson. IN APPRECIATION MR. JOHN ELETTO We, the class of 1952, wish to express our apprecia- tion to Mr. John Eletto, our co-advisor, for his advice and cooperation during our Senior year at Otego Central School. 1, EJ S Z --DCU-ILV1 ZCJ BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated Left to Right: Glenn R. Emerson, Elmer H. Davis, Appleton J. Leonard, Louise Bump. Standing Left to Right: James S. Svolos, Lynn W. Hathaway, Stuart J.Hurlburt and Raymond W. Groves. Absent: Harold C. Tyson, District Superintendent of Schools. I O F F I C E R S President: Stuart J. Hurlburt Supervising Principal: James S. Svolos Treasurer: Appleton J. Leonard Superintendent of Schools: Harold C. Tyson Clerk: Elmer H. Davis Secretary: Louise' Bump The class of 1952 and the Yearbook staff wish to express their gratitude and appreciation to the Board of Education for their cooperation and general help. They have spent many tireless hours in the service of our school. It is through their services and guidances that we have many happy experiences. FACULTY V I 'Q 1 First Row Left to Right: Second Row: Third Row: Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Nearing, Mrs. Secor, Mrs Scannell, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Neidley, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Hasbrook. - Miss Ashe, Mrs. Haynes, Miss Jester, Mr. Bonner, Mr. Sears, Mr Clayton, Mr Maclntyre, Mr. SVOIOS. - Mr. Eletto, Miss O'Brien, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Davidson, Miss Carpenter, Mrs. Hungerford, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Bartholomew. Absent: Miss Geyh, Miss Resen, Miss Kinney. Miss Phyllis King joined our faculty in November. James S. Svolos, B.S. , M.A, Supervising Principal St. Lawrence University, Albany State Teachers College, Syracuse University, New York University. Miss Eleanor Ashe, R.N. Supervisor of Attendence Methodist Hospital, Syracuse University Ralph Bartholomew, B. S. School Nurse Agriculture, Shop Bloornsburg State Teachers College, Penn State Albert A. Bonner, A. B., M, S, Mathematic s Hamilton College, Syracuse University. . Miss Ellen Carpenter, B.S. Ithaca College Eugene Clayton, B. S. Ithaca College Miss Phyllis King, B. S. B. U. Sargent College C ommercial Subjects ' Music Physical Education FACULTY lCont.J Mrs. Ruth Davidson, B.S. V Syracuse University: College of Home Economics, Oneonta State Teachers College. John Eletto, A. B. , M.A. Hartwick College, St. Lawrence University Mrs Dorothy Neidley, A. B. Findley College, Findley, Ohio Mrs. Vera Hungerford, B.S. Oneonta State Teachers College Clarence Mclntyre, B. S., M. S. Cortland State Teachers Collegeg Ithaca College Miss Evelyn O'Brien, B. Ed. Oneonta State Teachers Collegeg Cortland State Teachers College. Mrs. Doris Reeves, B. S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College James F. Sears, A. B. Colgate University, Syracuse University, Hartwick College, Cornell University. Mrs. Cynthia Scannell, B. S. Albright Art School, Buffalo State Teachers College. Mrs. Florence Thomsen, B.S. Oneonta State Teachers College. Mrs. Margaret Tuttle Oneonta State Teachers College. Mrs. Vera Secor, Oneonta State Teachers College. Miss Althea, Jester, Genesee State Teachers College. Mrs Mary HasBrouck New Paltz State Teachers College. Mrs. Mary Haynes Oneonta State Teachers College. Mrs. Grace Wright, A. B. Hartwick College. Mrs. Ethel Hamilton Oneonta State Teachers College. Mrs. Edith Nearing, B. Ed. Oneonta State Teachers College. Miss Marguerite Geyh, B. S., M. A. St. Lawrence University. Miss Evelyn Resen B. Ed. Potsdam State Teachers College: M. Ed. Temple University Home Economics English, Guidance English, Librarian Junior High School Subjects Physical Education Junior High School Subjects Physical Education Vice Principal, Science Art Grade six Grade five Grade four Grade three Grade two and three Grade two Grade one Grade one Kindergarten Guidance Reading Consultant LUIUU-ZITIU7 L 4' u 'gg' numismatic- R, I if Ps E -x F BOB BUMP President I 'J CARL O'HARA QM-'l D H - Vice-President K AM .21 W Without a car, what would I do? Without a girl I'd be lost too. Chess Club 1 Intramurels 1 , 2, 3, 4 Boy Scouts 1, 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Cafeteria 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Treasurer 2 Prize Speaking 3, 4 Junior Class Vice.Pres. 3 Hall Monitor 3 Rifle Club 3 Senior Play 4 Cadet 4 Yearbook Bus. Mgr. 4 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Pres. 4 Boys State 3 Carl O'Hara with the blond wavy hair Charms all the girls and makes them stare 4 H 1 Intramurels 1 , 3 Basketball 1 , 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 3,4 Cadet 4 Senior Vice. Pres. 4 Chess Club 1 W A fi!! v a 4 Gf A 4 7 , I Q, , aww, L! The love of laughter and of boys Yes, that's our Joyce behind the noise Library Club Press Club Cheerleading Girl Scouts Chorus A Average Intramurels Hall Monitor Band Junior Play Junior Marshall Class Treasurer Honor Society F. H. A. Yearbook Co-Editor Senior Play Jn M His mind is made up an artist to be He'll top Van Gogh just wait and see Library Club lntramurels A Average Class Secretary Chorus Hall Monitor Junior Marshall Yearbook Art Staff Art Club Broadcaster ROSE ALLEN A farmers life is one of toil From dawn to dark to till the soil Intramurels 1, 2, 3 Chess Club 1,2,3 4 H 1, 2, 3 Baseball Mgr. 2 Rifle Club 2, 3 Chorus 2 Junior Class Play 3 Photography Hall Monitor F. F. A. 1 2,3 1 r AUDREY BURNSIDE Our Rose is very sweet and shyg But watch that twinkle in her eye. ff Girl Scouts 1, 2 Library Club 1, 2 Intramurels 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 B Average 1,2,3,4 2 Broadcaster 2, 3, 4 1 Hall Monitor 2, 4 bu at www x Q A .X X , I I 1 ' X 1, CLARK ANDREWS 9933 V03 cb 'CPKQ5' P A January bride instead of a June R We're sorry to have her leave so soon F D M If Cheerleading 1 , 2, 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Intramurels 1, 2, 3 B Average 1, 4 swfpx student councu Rep. 2,3 9, Cadet 3 91' Junior Marshall 3 - vga' F. H. A. 3.4 Hall Monitor 2, 3, 4 ,yy Broadcaster 4 Yearbook Photography Editor 4 Her jokes and wit spell fun for all Although she's not so very tall. Pre s s C lub 1 Library Club 1 Intramurels 1 , Chorus 1 , 2, 3 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 Junior Class Play 3 Cadet 3 Junior Marshall 3 F. H. A. 3 Hall Monitor Student Council Rep. Broadcaster Yearbook Co-Editor Senior Play Hall Monitor MARY LOU CLARK His heart is big, his smile is great He also drives a Buick Eight. Chess Club 1 4 H 1 , 2, Intramurels 1 Baseball 1 , 2 Basketball 1 , 2, Boy Scouts' 2 Chorus 2 Student Council Treas. Hall Monitor Cadet Senior Play 3 7 f'LfUUif if W .Ab :J 1 fd Mt if W fi Q SHIRLEY BURNSIDE J. U ,pf luv Q L' V ! The secret of happiness says she: Let your interests be as wide as can be. Cooperstown 1 Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Girl Scouts 2 Junior Play 3 Hall Monitor 4 1 its-'Wt JIM DOWNIE . ai? : Y H.ff 7 t--'J ' .fkllffnflgv wi 'VJLV tw all QW ,W L .. loj, 6464 if OU, r JJW sex ,wi 9 f7 U j! cb! ,wsu C7- QW? ...J LILLIAN FISK She likes to work, she loves to dance But most ofall she likes romance. 4 H 1, 2 W Intrarnurels 1 , 2, 4 X xx Assistant Bus. J Monitor 2, 3, 4 Qi , F. H. A. 3,4 4 J Cadet 3 Broadcaster 4 JOAN HANEY JM A willing worker,tried and true A better girl you never Aknew. 4H 1 Intramurels 1, 2 F. H. A. 1, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Broadcaster 4 HELEN FOOTE Cute and chic were the clothes she wore And a bright diamond ring on her hand she bore. Press Club 1 Library Club 1 Ice Cream Mgr. 3, 4 Intramurels 1 , 2, 3 4 H 1, 2 B Average 1, 3 A Average 2, 4 Hall Monitor 2, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Broadcaster 3, 4 F. H. A. 3, 4 Cadet 4 Typist for Yearbook 4 And here is Paul whose loves are these Marie and television if you please. Basketball Bus.Mgr. 1, 2 Baseball Bus. Mgr. 1 Chess Club Intramurals Basketball Chorus Hall Monitor Senior Play Broadcaster JOAN HOYT His love of life you can't surpass For he's the comedian of our class Chess Club 4 H Boy Scouts F. F. A. Basketball Baseball Football Sophomore Class President Student Council 2nd. Vice President Rifle Club Junior C las s Play Hall Monitor Senior Clas s Play Cadet 1, fill' bf PAUL HILFIGER Her blush charms everyone around A nicer girl just can't be found. Majorettes 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Bus Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4 B Average' E 2, 4 Junior Class Play 3 Hall Monitor 2, , 4 Senior Class Play 4 F. H. A. 4 Yearbook Activities Co-Ed. 4 GORDON HYATT wi We 6? I J fl if if WMM Anna is sweet, and also quiet Anna is on a cottage cheese diet Student Council Rep. 1 B Average 1, 2 Chorus 1 , 2 Girl Scouts 1, 2 Library Club 1 , 2 Band 2 Press Club 2 Intramurels 2 Broadcaster Honor Society Senior Class Play Hall Monitor 1, F. H. A. Yearbook Historian Student Council Secretary Junior Marshall CARMILLA JONES To be a singer is his aim Perhaps his guitar will earn him fame Baseball 1 , 2 Intramurels 1 , 2 4 H 1, 2 Chess Club 1, 2 Library Club 2 Basketball F. F. A. 1, 2 www Sports and men, her loves are these And may her joy never cease. B Average 1 'Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3 Press Club 1, Library Club 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 3, Intramurels 2, 3, Broadcaster Cadet LYLE NORTCN In band Dot plays the Clarinet She's one girl we'll not forget. Intramurels 1 , 2 Girl Scouts 1 , 2 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3 Band 2, 3 Chorus 2, As st . Bus Monitor Cadet 3 3 EARLENE MILLER As a leadcrhe'l1goa11the way He may be President some day. Chess Club 1 Boy' s State 3 Baseball 1 Class President 1, 3 Boy Scouts 1, 2 Intramurels 1, 2, A Average 1, 2, 3 Honor Society 3 Basketball 2, 3 Band 1 , 2, 3 Junior Play 3 Student Council President Cadet Hall Monitor Senior Play Yearbook Advertising Mgr. Student Council Vice Pres. 3 Bus Monitor 3 DOROTHY SHELDON W A ggi 13, Ox Ui t , u Lf 1. Lf fix' , fi .l flfyfy' -LJ! we A- Le ,. - Wt 1 tht, r 1 A ,J x if .W We X . v .HV L I Li MW L N ul J 1 . Ax ' H if L x VV . . 4 ' tw 'J rw ' U Ms-0 so ,MW LMA .4 N 3 ,- ft r- if rf' L I V ' .lv ljvvff I, V1 .1 WH MJ of? M .iff if ' 1 .f Vw A al Lryftfy 1 ' 4 A' v '?ff2f'1l1W L 1 ,V WXIXMJKA She has two loves andthey are these Paulandhousekeeping if you please. Girl Scouts 1 , 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 Cafeteria 1, 2 Intramurels 2 Junior Marshall 3 Bus Monitor 3, 4 Cadet 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Hall Monitor MARY SHULTIS His love is wrapped up in his car, But for a better friend you'd have to go far. Intramurels 1 , Baseball 2 Basketball 2, 3, F. F. A. 3 Football 3, Hall Monitor 4 :tv . r wif . J , if if 0, MARIE SHELDON A pretty girl,with laughter gay Makes all the fellows look her way Girl Scouts 1, 3 Majorettes 1 . 2, 3, Intramurels 1 , 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, Chorus 2, 3, Junior Play 3 Hall Monitor Broadcaster Senior Play Yearbook Activities Co-Ed. U N , Y if 1 ' I if 2' ,Self .2 1 if Y 'X I A r, ' If w f' 1 XJ fl K! 1 1 f' 'x . ! -X If ' Y, ' 1 N 1 1 1 MAX STEVENS A farmers life is an honest one But it too can be a lot of fun. Chess C lub 1 Intramurels 1 , 3 F. F. A. 3,4 JOYCE UTTER Of all the days worth celebration Bob thinks the best is graduation. Gilboa 1 , 2 Band Intramurels Chorus Hall Monitor 7 Ji an .fi U ln A O. .lv pf 4 4 4 4 if MAURICE STRANAGAN A better worker you've never met A sweeter girl is hard to get. Press Club 4 H Library Club Intramurels F. H. A. B Average Broadcaster Honor Society Cadet Hall Monitor Senior Play W Q. 'J x N K 1? f' gf is N fa BOB WYCKOFF R, V5 KX ,X -I HISTORY OF CLASS of 1952 On September 5, 1940, Mary Shultis, Marie Sheldon, Joan Hoyt, Audreyand Shirley Burnside, Joyce Nichols, Earlene Miller, Anna Jackson, James Downie, Gordon Hyatt, Robert Bump, Clark Andrews, and Carl O'Hara, became charter members of the class of '52 at Otego Central School. Mrs.Hamiltonwas our firstyear teacher.Adarlingplayhouse and g cubby hole of shelves called a post office completely won over our enthusiasm for this new thing called school. Our second year with Mrs. Haynes was equally as interesting. Under the guidance of our Art teacher, Miss Heger, we constructed a Circus Parade and Peter Rabbits Garden . As a climax of this year we took part in the annual grade operetta and recited Mother Goose poems. Maurice Stranagan came in our third year. Miss Jester introduced us to the Billy Whiskers books. Two plays presented by us this year were: Why the Chimes Rang and Hansel and Gretel. Our talents were put to use making a large murel of which we were very proud. It pictured the song, God Bless America. Helen Foote, Rose Allen, and Carmilla Jones joined us in the fourth grade. Mrs. Hodges was our teacher. Humorous incidents occurred- for instance, the time Gordy spilled a pail of water on the floor. In the fifth grade we performed scientific experiments under the watchful eye of Mrs. Tuttle. It isn't our fault that the school is still standing. Donald Lent and Malcom Ross joined our ranks this year. In our sixth year with Mrs. Bennett as our teacher we held a notebook making contest on the subject of the United States. The winning group, the state of Texas was duly treated to a party by the others. Dorothy Sheldon, Joyce Utter, Lyle Norton and Lillian Fisk were added to our number now. We tried to postpone our quaking fears about seventh grade initiation we had flutterbys in our stomachs. It resulted in fun for everyone and almost as much for us as for the seniors who initiated us. Money matters confronted us now but we started toward financial success when our duck pond at the school fair, awarded us with 510. 00 Joan Haney, joined us here. Mr. Beemer and Mrs. Donald Allen were our advisors. At the end of our eighth year we went on a trip to Albany, Schenectady and Howe Caverns. Most interesting were the W.G. Y. Studios at Schenectady and the Winding Way at Howe Caverns. We sponsored a movie, Bar 20 Rides Again. Paul Hilfiger came this year and Mrs. Donald Allen remained our advisor. Max Stevens joined us in the ninth grade. We had a movie, Sinbad the Sailor. At our first dance, on May 13th. , we crowned our Queen, Joan Robinson, with her attendants, Audrey and Shirley Burnside. The crown bearer was Billy Groves and flowergirl was Sharon Crawford. Gay decorations of colored streamers were set off by a net filled with ballons, that later floated through the air mixed with the music of Linus Houcke. Several class dinners added to our round of activities. Mrs. Allen and Mr. Mclntyre were our Advisors. By now we were the largest class in school with a total of 51. Mr. Guy Mitchell and Mrs. Scannell advised us. Our Sophmore dance was held on April 28. Our Rose Garden decoration theme was admired by orchestra leader, Ernie Russ. He photographed our decorations and used them on his posters. Here Mary Lou Clark joined us. Our Junior year brought Mrs. Davidson and Mr. Bensink to be our advisors. Bob Wyckoff was our only addition. In September we sold magazine subscriptions in a contest with the Seniors. Our first class JV-party was October 28th. at the school. Can we ever forget the Danish Mix, Mr. Bensink made for it? In November we selected for our class ring the Golden Knight design from the Bastian Company. The theme, Winter Wonderland was chosen for our first dance of the year held on December 8 with music by the Woodhull Boys. For decorations a revolving chandelier made of broken mirrors gave the effect of dancing snowflakes and brought many favorable comments. December 16 was the date o'f our hayride followed by a Christmas party at Marie Sheldons. Gift exchange and mistle-toe added to the fun. When the Seniors returned from their trip, the remaining banquets and the ice cream concession were granted us. April 26 and 27 we presented our Junior Play Everything Happens to U5, Many happy memories remain from this great success which was enjoyed by a large number of people. Members of the cast included: Mary Lou Clark, Robert Bump, Gordon Hyatt, Shirley Burnside Joyce Nichols, Robert Wyckoff , Mary Shultis, Lyle Norton, Clark Andrews, Joan Hoyt, and Dorothy Sheldon. After the first performance of the play , members of the cast went to Treadwell to a dance at the school and later to a party at Mrs. Davidson's home. May 18 was our second dance when the Woodhull Boys again provided the music. To climax this busy year we had a class picnic on June 21 at Fairy Springs on Otsego Lake. Swimming was enjoy- ed, as was the feast that followed. Later in the evening through the influence of Clark Andrews, we went for anine mile boat ride on the largest cruiser on the lake, owned and operated by Clark's uncle. We had a wonderful time and such harmony you never heard. Our most-looked for year began on September 5, 1951 with Mrs. Davidson and Mr. Eletto our advisors. Our first project was the annual magazine contest sale. In contesting with the Juniors, we won with Bob Wyckoff as our H high salesman. October 19 was our first dance with music by the Woodhull Bays. Decorations were of the Autumn theme. Stationery sales began soon after the dance. The Senior play, Just Ducky a three act comedy was present- ed December ll. Our second dance on March 7 with music by Ernie Russ, followed the theme of St. Patricks Day. On April 11th. we are planning to start on that long-waited-for trip to Washington D. C. , Philadelphia, and New York City. After we return our next main event will be that solemn, but happy occasion--graduation. Class Historian Anna Jackson CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty two, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. James Downie-- leaves his good looks to Gene De Marrias, he wants to share his interests in Cleveland to anyone with an airplane. Joyce Nichols--wills her energetic personality to Sonja Thorsland, her Chemistry marks to Dean Hyatt and her love for convertibles to Dorothy Krause. Carl O'Hara-- leaves his height to Ralph Thompkins, his charm to Delbert Wood and his pipe to Bill Haggerty. Joan Haney-- wills her ice cream salesmanship to Betty Beach and her ability to do fancy work to Caroline Lent and her ability to sew to Miss Carpenter. Malcom Ross-- leaves his art ability to Dennis O'Mara and his good marks to Charlie Anderson. Earlene Miller-- wants to get rid of her pessimistic outlook so she leaves it to Patty Gillingham. Her great height she leaves to Marie Kruger. Robert Bump-- leaves his car to Bob Tuttle, his hangover-s to Bill Coote. Barbara and her pontiac go to Andy Short if he promises to take care of them. Rose Allen-- wills her shyness to Lolo Mae Reed and her shorthand notebook to anyone who thinks he can read it. Robert Wyckoff-- leaves his ability as a matador to Barry Greene, and his right to argue with the teachers to Edith Rothman. Shirely Burnside-- wills her gift of gab to Janice Fuller, her girlish look goes to Elinor Lee Vroman. Paul Hilfiger-- says he hasn't anything but Marie and Agnes to will away and that he can't part with either one. Joan Hoyt-- wills her blush to Charlie Anderson, her position of head majorette to Lois Yager. Max Stevens -- Mary Shultis-- Gordon Hyatt-- Anna Jackson-- Lyle Norton- - Lillian Fiske-- leaves his car to Bob Haney providing he takes good care of it C like he doesl wills her figure to Guila Palmater and her tiny feet to Elaine Miller. She's keeping Johnny for herself. leaves his athletic ability to Bob Stevens, his great great height to Jim Locke and his right to be class comedian to Clyde Norton. wills her numerous hobbies to Elsie Steele to keep her home nights and her friendliness to Marjorie Downie. leaves his Student Council Presidency to Larry Trask and his wit to Alan Trowbridge. wills her baby sitting jobs to Margaret Clark, her ability in shorthand goes to Roberta Kimball. Maurice Stranagan-- leaves his mechanical ability to Charles Sherwood and his quiet misleading manner to Peter Holden. Donald Lent-- leaves his flirting ability to Merritt Rose. Marie Sheldon-- wills her voice to Jack Callahan and Paul to any girl who thinks she can get him. Helen Foote-- wills her giggle to Andre Quimet and her right to go to Davenport dances to Lois Yager. Clark Andrews-- leaves Barbara Haney to Francis Sabedra. Mary Lou Clark-- leaves her seriousness to Jane Hilfiger. Joyce Utter-- leaves Louie to Carolyn Foote and her right to stay out of school on Mondays to anyone who can get away with it . Audrey Burnside-- wills her book on How to get a man to Ruth Boyd. Dorothy Sheldon-- wills her clarinet to Violet Young and her job in the cafeteria to Mary Jane Hitchcock. Carmilla Jones-- wills her right to work in the office to Larry Leahy. Mr. Eletto-- leaves his little black book to Dawn Nelson to keep her dates straight. Mrs. Davidson-- leaves her keycase to Mrs. Henderson, so she can keep track of the ice cream cabinet keys. To the Juniors-- we leave the right to use the Homemaking room as a Senior Lounge Room next year. To the Sophomores-- we leave our ability to make money. To the Freshmen-- we leave the privilege of having as much fun as we did. 295.5 Pbmimqm HO HWOMO PEG! 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B 'Al 'I W, Jw! x JJXNX alps ,l JDM - ' S ll X if ,N H x , .3 ' J , Arqltv J uw gfxfw ,L W , , U W 1 0 Rf, dan w 7' ,VUML 'j9ld,, f LA c lame, LVZYLQM JUNIORS f 7 Row one, Clyde Norton, Bob Halstead, Barry Greene, Jean De Marrias, Andrew Short, LeRoy Perkins Charles Anderson, Bill Coote. Row two, Mrs. Henderson, Margaret Beach, Jane Hilfiger, Joan Simmons, Pat Veen, Pat Barwood, Mr. Bartholomew. Row three, Janet Holbrook, Betty Bump, Larry Trask, Lloyd Stilson, Shirley Lent, Elaine Miller. President: Margaret Beach Vice Pres. Larry Trask Secretary: Jane Hilfiger Treasurer: Betty Beach fabsentj W ti SOPHOMORES Row one: Dean Hyatt, Barbara Haney, Gila Palmater, Ruth Boyd, Mary Shaver, Eleanor King, Margaret Clark, Sylvester Lloyd, Gary Crewell. Row two: Mary Hitchcock, Marion Rake, Dawn Nelson, Marjorie Hathaway, Arlene Ackley, Sonja Thorsland Mary Goble, Lois Yager, Lola Mae Reed. Row three: Mr. Sears, Don Shultz, Dennis C'Mara, Merritt Rose, Ted Knapp, Bob Tuttle, Francis Sebedra, Keith Cox, Jim Locke, Delbert Wood, Mrs. Scannell. Row four: Caroline Lent, Bob Haney, Melvin Rolph, Bill Haggerty, Jack Calahan, Anita Norton. Absent: Charles Holmes, Ida Hotaling, Jack Reed, Robert Stevens, Thelma Stilson, Keith Trask. flfajf' , FRESHMEN Row one: Edward Haney, Millie Veen, Charles Sherwood, Marie Kreuger, Bruce Trask, Bob Mattice, Andre Quimet, Peter Holden. Row two: Mr. Bonner, Ralph Tompkins, Dale Norton, Eleanor Vroman, Carolyn Foote, Janice Fuller, Lynn Cowperthwaite, David Ferris, Miss Carpenter. Row three: Larry Leahy, Marjorie Downie, Mary Short, Ted Hann, Ann Haggerty, Edith Rothman, Audrey Sampson. Absent: Joyce Barker, Glenn Crandall, Flora Smith. l GRADE EIGHT Row one: Doris Wood, Violet Young, Dawn Harvey, Sandra Sabedra, Delores Yager, Sandra Briscoe, Bernice Alger, Virginia Ness, Grace Jones. Row two: Miss O'Brien, Louise Martindale, Doreen Dibble, Adelaide Vanderwerker, Margaret Haggerty, Virginia Baker, Elsie Steele, Mary Gillingham, Mary Ackley, Marlene Bullis, Mr. Clayton. Row three: Nancy Lent, James Pierce, Ronald Jerauld, John Reeves, Charles Beers, Jerry O'Driscoll, Richard Moon, Bernard O'Mara, Alan Trowbridge. Absent: Violet Young. GRADE SEVEN Row one: Harriet Hitchcock, Duane MclVIorr-is, Robert Beams, Russell Tome, David Cox, Gordon Lobdell Earl Crawford, Donna Haney,'iLaura Hitchcock. Row two: Raymond Canner, Lee Emerson, Joan Bundy, Mary Hoyt, Mary Martin, Lillian King, Patricia Gillingham, Stanley Wood, Camille Pierce, Mrs. Hungerford. Row three: Enid Miller, Beverly Bullis, Dawn Perry, Roberta Davis, Robert Holbrook, Kenneth Crosby, Dorothy Krause, Roberta Kimball, Margaret Donfrio, Dawn Blake. Row four: Eva Rake, Harriet Campbell, Allen Case, Russell Emerson, Charles Boyd, Charles Beach, Douglas Dolezel, Joan Haney, Colleen O'Mara. Absent: Fred Kiel, Philip Daniels. GRADE SIX Row one: Lois Cowperthwaite, Priscilla Crawford, Linda Rothman, James Baird, David Decker, Josephine Mattice, Martin Thorsland, Lola Hoyt. Row two: Bruce Green, Janet Hotaling, Bobby Steenrod, Carole Rake, Ivan Chestney, Robert Trask, Donald Avery, Avis Stephens, Sylvia Burchardt. Row three: Frank Burnside, Cramer Hann, Bruce Norton, Donald Vandermark, Ernest Frankhauser, Billy Groves, Jerry Ferris, Nicholas Stilson, Mrs. Thompsen. Row four: Charles Campbell, Rodney Church, Gordon Veen, Gordon Burchardt, Samuel Jackson, Jean Musser Flora Wilber, Shirley Hilliker. Absent: Georgia Stienford. GRADE FIVE Mary Anna Hall, Mary Dawn Beebe, Gloria Chapin, Sydney Briscoe, Edith Armstrong, Dorlyn Kelly, Karen Coote, Joan Daniels, Barbara Yager, Mary Ann Downie. Row two: Karen Fankhauser, Paul Virtell, Richard Warson, Paul VanDewerker, Gary MacPherson, Orle Jackson, Larry Shaver, Robert Dana, Shirley Johns, Nancy Lee Wood. Row three: Lloyd Hendrick, Michael O'Mara, Robert Sinniger, Joseph Bard, Richard Beames, Paul Danzi, Warren Wilbur, George Dieball, Mrs. Tuttle. V Q Row four: Curtis Ackley, Carl Cody, Caroline Ackley, Loretta Pearce, Sandra Hacklin, Janice Hamilton, Mary Christine Jones, Joan Moon, Robert Jones, Alan Youmans. R , Absent: Carol Sampson, Donald Fredenburg. GRADE FOUR Row one: Richard Avery, John Palmater, Lynwood Simonds, Beth Helen Thorington, Claudia Taylor, Martha Alger, Catherine Trask, Rita Leonard, Stanley Veen, Paul Thayer. Row two: Eric Thorsland, Howard Lent, Sharron Crawford, Mary Woodbeck, Arlene Shaver, Larry Bostwick James Haggerty, Elizabeth Bullis, Nancy Goble, Paul Church, Carol Bullis, Duane Joyce, Mrs. Secor. Row three: James Vroman, Jerold Hall, Doris Filer, Richard VanDerwerker, Jacqueline Avery, Stephen Hitchcock, Leroy Croswell, Susan Crandall, James Hall, Carol Welch, Steven Bump. Row four: Dorothy Campbell, Valerie Canner, Bonnie Cornell, Alice Youmans, Zada Coote, Charlotte Diffendale, Deyo Trowbridge, Ronald Tompkins, Allen Hazlett, Absent: Bruce Bonner. New students since picture-- Susan Peaslee, Howard Finch. GRADE THREE Row one: Arthur Groves, George Thayer, Richard Hendricks, Emma Curry, Mary Masker, Alfred Wilber, Alfred Fankhauser, Donald Baird. Row two: Roy Rous, Kathleen Rose, Judy Weiland, Robert Lent, Rebel Tomlin, Stewart Andrews, Larraine Palmater, Sharon Wright, Mary Georgia, Dennis Wiedeman. Row three: Karen Kress, Eleanor Beach, Sylvia Jones, Yvonne Holland, Suzielee Root, Noreen Gransbury, Iva Hitchcock, Gail Ke11y,Clarice Starr, Linda Smith, Michael Monser. Row four: Genevieve Masker, Donna Brown, James Decker, Richard Halbert, John Thieling, Larry Chestney, Dorothy Krueger, Timothy Wayman, Robert Dutcher, Barbara Filer, Miss Jester. GRADE TWO AND THREE Row one: .Shirley Campbell, Leonard Hilliker, Patricia Skiff, Wayne Utter, Nancy Gillingham, David Avery, Virginia Wormsteys, Dennis Halbert, Joan MacPherson, Sara Ann Hunt. Row two: Frederick Bailey, Claudia Hamilton, Carol Dana, Gary Taylor, Daniel Decker, Francis Davis, Stephen Daniels, Alfred Quimet, Sandra Joyce, Linda Boyd, Carole Jackson., Row three: Judith Smart, Beverly Croswell, Roger Robinson, Winifred Haney, Rosemary Harvey, Ted Taylor George March, Linda Utter, Reginald MacPherson, Mary Hasbrouck. GRADE TWO ' Row one: Glenn Mattice, Dale Underwood, Ronald Bussey, Alison Youmans, David Hitchcock, Helen Baker, Sandra Watson, Paul Ferris, Ruth Daniels, Darryl Bundy, Ernest Burton. Row two: Michael O'Hara, Wayne Wayman, Joseph Glennan, Carol Lee Sears, Ann Trowbridge, Dana Emerson, Suzanna Palmater, Esther Williams, Donald Wayman, Herbert March, John Sheldon, Donald Hamilton. Row three: David Haney, Donna Avery, J. Tommy Danzi, James Beebe, Flora Lent, Donald Brown, Jackie Dabulewics, Sheryl Southard, Sheryl Lyman, Pat Sabedra, James Short. Left to Right: Row one: Row two: Row three: Absent: Left to Right: Row one: Row two: Row three: l GRADE ONE Sharon Westcott, Frank Colgrove, Cheryl Cass, Gail Herring, Rebecca Enck, Joe Hendrick, June Stilson,gMary Lou Wood, Douglas Fullington, Marilyn Canner, Ronald Chestney, Alan Andrews, Donna Bullis, Susena Foote, John Bonner, Arnold Rothman, Gloria Fuller, Ruth Holbrook. Glenn Jester, Richard Palmer, Jane Williams, Royce Yager, Arnold Jensen, Robert Yagez-,Judy Riesen, Teddy Bard, James Stoesser, Mrs. Hamilton. Andres Sabedra, Frank Campbell. GRADE ONE Martha Georgia, Reva Hollister, Dennis Greene, Erwin Smith, Fred Colgrove, Peter Thorsland Charlotte Martindale, Darlene Holden, Fay Rous, Fred Enck, George White, Catherine Haggerty, Glenn Fuller, Donald Allen, Mary Gransbury, Janice Bostwick, Clyde Thayer, Eva Jones, Mrs. Wright. David Yager, Milton Georgia, Wesley Bullis, George Case, Elsa Fankhauser, Penelope Briscoe Gerald Maloney, Kenneth Chichester, Eileen Callahan, Edward Hammond. KINDERGARTEN - Row one: Betty Jean Rous, Dickie Hamilton, Gary Enck, Kathleen Lent, Duane Trask, Sara Jane Foote, William Nelson, Phyllis Wormsley, Gordon Hitchcock, Row two: Gloria Jean Masker, Burton Beams, Evelyn Hilsinger, Jimmy Brown, Dwight Dolezel, Donna Jean Robinson, Robert Goble, Vera Mae Hilliker. Row three: Michael Thorsland, Dennis Earl, Ellen Bullis, Carol Burroughs, Francis Secor, Norman Hoskeer, Onnolee Zupevec, Phyllis White, Mrs. Nearing. KINDERGARTEN Left to Right: Row one: Mark MacPherson, Judy Callahan, Cheryl Burton, Joan Echert, Silvia Davis, Jackie Glennon. Row two: Stephen Diffendale, John Hotaling, Ronald Bump, Karen Bouton, Gerald Leonard, Marie Palmatier Evette Watkins. Row three: John Clayton fvisitorl, Harold Mc Intyre, Gerald Bourgeois, Donald Wiedeman, Patricia Williams, Jimmy Hooland. 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Lloyd Stilson, Don Shultz, Charles Anderson, Jim Locke, Bob Tuttle, Charles Holmes, Larry Trask, Bill Coote, Mr. Maclntyre. I BASKETBALL Left to Right: Seated: Lloyd Stllson, Jim Locke, Bob Tuttle, Delbert Wood, Le Roy Perkins. Row two: Melvin Rolph, Dean Hyatt, Gordon Hyatt, Bill Haggerty, Bill C00f6, Coach, MF- Maclnfyre Absent: Carl O'Hara. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row one: David Ferris, Gary Crewell, Jack Reed, Ralph Tompkins, Row two: Ted Knapp, Charles Anderson, Bob Stevens, Charles Holmes, Keith Cox. Row three: Mr. Maclntyre, Ted Hann, Andre Quimet, Peter Holden, Sylvester Lloyd, Bob Haney, Jack Calahan, Dale Norton, Mgr. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Elaine Miller, Lola Mae Reed, Pat Veen, Jane Hilfiger, Joan Simmons, Margaret Beach JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Millie Veen, Ann Haggerty, Sonja Thorsland, Marjorie Downie, Mary Goble, Lynn Cowperthwaite. YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Anna Jackson, Historian, Mary Shultis, Activities Editor, Shirley Burnside, Co Editor, Joyce Nichols, Co Editor, Audrey Burnside, Photography Editor. Standing: Mrs. Davidson, Malcom Ross, Art Editor, Bob Bump, Sales Manager, Mr. Svolos, Mr. Eletto, Lyle Norton, Advertising Manager, Joan Hoyt, Activities Editor. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Seated: Mr. James S. Svolos, Principal, James Downie, Treasurer, Anna Jackson, Secretary, Lyle Norton, President, Larry Trask. lst. Vice President, Don Shultz, 2nd, Vice President, Mr. Bonnor. Standing: Mary Hoyt, Shirley Burnside, Clyde Norton, Dean Hyatt, Richard Moon. BROADCASTER AND ART CLUB l ,L I Row one: Ruth Boyd, Eleanor King, Joyce Utter, Malcom Ross, Jim Downie, Paul Hilfiger, Joan Haney, Helen Foote, Sandra Sebedra. Row two: Miss Carpenter, Anna Jackson, Bob Haney, Betty Bump, Joan Simmons, Pat Veen, Jane Hilfiger, Gary Crewell, Shirley Lent, Roberta Kimball, Mrs. Scannell. Row three: Robert Beams, Lillian Fisk, Carmilla Jones, Larry Trask, Dennis O'Mara, Peter Holden, Rose Allen, Mary Hitchcock, Row four: Shirley Burnside, Russell Emerson, Allen Case, Janet Holbrook, Eleanor Vrornan, Earlene Miller, Lois Yager, Audrey Burnside. HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: Seated: Mr. Svolos, Marie Sheldon, Joyce Nichols, Lyle Norton, Mr. Bonner, Standing: Elaine Miller, Anna Jackson, Margaret Beach, Malcom Ross, Betty Beach, Joan Haney, Joyce Utter CADETS AND BUS MONITORS Row one: Lynn Cowperthwaite, Anita Norton, Janet Holbrook, Carolyn Foote, Eleanor Vroman, Mary Goble, Lois Yager, Caroline Lent, Millie Veen. Row two: Dorothy Sheldon, Joan Hoyt, Gordon Hyatt, Lyle Norton, Jim Downie, Barbara Haney, Mary Shaver, Edith Rothman. Row three: Earlene Miller, Shirley Lent, Joan Haney, Marie Sheldon, Carrnilla Jones, Ruth Boyd, Marion Rake, Sonja Thorsland. MAJORETTES Kneeling: Lois Yager,' Mary Shultis, Joan Hoyt, Betty Bump, Dawn NQISOH- ' Standing: Camille Pierce, Roberta Kimball, Roberta Davis, Dawn Perry, Beverly Bu11iS. Row Row Row Row Row Row CHORUS one: two: three: four: five: six: Mrs. Sloan, Pianist, Camille Pierce, Enid Miller, Caroline Lent, Shirley Burnside, Joyce Nichols, Audrey Burnside, Dorothy Sheldon, Marie Sheldon, Millie Veen, Bernice Alger, Mary Gillingham, Mr. Clayton, Director. Joan Hoyt, Mary Shultis, Barbara Haney, Harriet Campbell, Audrey Sampson, Lois Yager, Mary Ackley, Eva Rake, Carmilla Jones, Louise Martindale, Dale Norton, Kenneth Crosby, Gordon Lobdell. Lillian Fisk, Rose Allen, Anna Jackson, Eleanor Vroman, Marie Kreuger, Lynn Cowperthwaite, Mary Goble,Eleanor King, Ruth Boyd, Lillian King, Bernard O'Mara, Bruce Trask, Charles Boyd. Elaine Miller, Joan Simmons, Jane Hilfiger, Dawn Nelson, Pat Veen, Roberta Davis, Dorothy Krause, Elsie Steele, Sandra Sabedra, Sandra Briscoe, Alan Trowbridge, Mike Ross, Clark Andrews. Shirley Lent, Grace Jones, Roberta Kimball, Dawn Perry, Delores Yager, Janet Holbrook, Mary Hoyt Colleen O'Mara, Lola Mae Reed, Sonja Thorsland, Bob Wyckoff, Raymond Canner, Charles Beach. Arlene Ackley, Marion Rake, Margaret Beach, Margaret Clark, Anita Norton, Peggy Haggerty, Pat Gillingham, Edith Rothman, Nancy Lent, Violet Young, Paul Hilfiger, James Downie, Charles Beers. BAND Row one: Margaret Clark, Lyle Norton, Sonja Thorsland, Bob Wyckoff, Margaret Beach, Bob Tuttle, Mary Hoyt. Row two: Mr. Clayton, Ernest Fankhauser, Anita Norton, Dorothy Sheldon, Mary Lou Clark, Marie Sheldon, Pat Gillingham, Linda Rothman, Larry Trask. Row three: Peter Holden, Anna Jackson, Joyce Nichols, Marion Rake, Dale Norton, Mary Gillingham, Edith Rothman, Grace Jones. F. F-. A. Left to Right: H Row one: Carl O'Hara, Don Shultz, Gordon Hyatt, Delbert Wood, Don Lent, Mr. Bartholomew. Row two: Sylvester Lloyd, Edward Haney, Andre Quimet, Bill Haggerty, Bob Trask, Clark Andrews, Maurice Stranagan. Row three: Jean Demarrias, Merrit Rose, Barry Greene, Peter Holden, Ted Knapp, Francis Sebedra. F. H. A. Left to Right: Row one: Joan Haney, Shirley Burnside, Audrey Burnside, Elaine Miller, Carolyn Lent, Pat Veen, Joan Simmons, Shirley Lent. Row two: Mrs. Davidson, Ann Haggerty, Marjorie Downie, Lillian Fisk, Helen Foote, Joyce Utter, Lola Mae Reed Reed, Mary Goble, Earlene Miller, Mrs. Reeves. Row Row Row Row Row ROW Row Row Row GIRL SCOUTS AND BROWNIES Dale Underwood, Donna Avery, Carol Lee Sears, Ruth Daniels, Joan Mac Pherson, Linda Smith, Ann one: Trowbridge, Eleanor Beach, Carol Keats, Clarice Starr, Susilee Root, two: Loretta Pierce, Eleanor Vrooman, Linda Rothman, Joan Haney, Margaret Clark, Barbara Haney, Ruth Boyd, Dora Kelly, Pat Gillingham, Lillian King, Dorothy Krause, Edith Rothman, Mary Gillingham three: Roberta Kimball, Claudia Taylor, Beth Though ton, Mary Beebe, Collen O'Mara, Joan Bundy , Dawn Perry, Rita Lenard, Mary Downie, Beverly Bullis, Susan Crandall, Doris Fuller, Roberta Davis. four: Carol Dana, Charlotte Diffendale, Judy Smart, Flora Lent, Shirley Johns, Sheryl Southard, Sylvia Burchardt, Carol Welch, Camille Pierce, Sheryl Wyman, Sharon Wright, Beverly Croswell, Susan Palmater, Lorraine Palmater, Janice Hamilton. five: Sandra Joyce, Bonnie Cornell, Bonnie Glennan, Arlene Shaver, Carol Bullis, Nancy Gillingham, Mary Woobeck, Sandra Ackley BOY SCOUTS one: Larry Shaver, Ronald Jerauld, Jimmy Pierce, Gordon Lobdell, Andre Quimet, Charles Boyd, Allan Case, Gordon Buchert, Cramer Hann, Jerry Ferris. , two: George Dieball, Larry Trask, Charles Beers, Ted Knapp, John Reeves, Bruce Trask, Bill Haggerty, Bill Coote, Allan Trowbridge, Bob Tuttle. three: Steve Bump, Jimmy Baird, Stanley Veen, Bruce Bonner, Le Roy Croswell, Warren Wilbur, Deyo Trowbridge, Don Vandermark, Paul Danzi, Gary Mac Pherson. four: John Palmater, Ernest Fankhauser, Allan Youmans, Larry Bostwick, Bobby Dana, Alan Hazelette Jimmy Vr ooman . fr Y WY' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row one: Bob Haney, Clark Andrews, Jean DeMarrias, Delbert Wood, Peter Holden, Clyde Norton, Keith Trask Row two: Mr. Sears, Ruth Boyd, Sandra Sebedra, Sandra Briscoe, Barbara Haney, Ida Hotaling, Virginia Ness, Marlene Bullis, Ted Hann. MODEL CLUB Front Row: Earl Crawford, Philip Daniels, Duane Mc Morris, Bob Beams, Gordon Lobdell, Richard Moon, Allen Case. Back Row: Stanley Wood, Miss O'BFi9H, Charles Boyd, Ronald Jerauld,Lee Emerson, Russel Emerson, John Reeves, Douglas Dozel, James Pearce, Raymond Canner. LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right: Seated: Carolyn Foote, Ruth Boyd, Pat Barwood, Mary Shaver, Peter Holden, Larry Trask, Rose Allen Edith Rothman, Standing: Earlene Miller, Eleanor King, Mrs. Weidley, Mr. Bonner, Anna Jackson, Shirley Lent. RIFLE CLUB Seated on floor: Clyde Norton, Keith Trask Seated Row one: Bob Halstead, Charles Holmes, Ida Hotaling, Mary Shaver, Larry Trask, Jack Reed. Standing: Bob Stevens, Charles Anderson, Francis Sebedra, Delbert Wood, Andy Short, Jean DeMarris, Melvin Rolph, Mr. Sears. 'JJUST DUCK Y Members of Cast: Left to Right: Seated on floor. Mary Shultis, Shirley Burnside Seated: Joan Hoyt, Joyce Utter, Bob Bump, Anna Jackson. Standing: Paul Hilfiger, Jim Downie, Joyce Nichols, Bob Wyckoff, Gordon, Hyatt, Lyle Norton Directors: Mr. Eletto and Mrs. Davidson. Left to Right: Mary as Connie Maxwell, Lyle as Hercules, Gordy as Wilber. Seated: Bob as Mr. Maxwell in v Just Ducky CAFETERIA Left to Right: Miss Evelyn Fisher State Supervisor of School Lunches Camilla Jones, Caroline Lent, Mrs. Sloan Helen Sloan, Arlene Ackley, Mary Lou Clark, Lois Yager, Betty Beach, Shirley Lent, Dorothy Sheldon, Eleanor King. BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Front Row: Paul Sheldon, Wally Vay, Dwight Bailey. Back Row: Burton Wilbur, Leonard Lawrence, Clark Sloan, Bill Taylor. DP E2 U fl 4 ITI Il -1ZlTlZLH--I U1 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr . Mr . The Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. PA TRONS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Samuel L. Jackson Lambert T. Burnside Everett H. Clark Brayton Hoyt Orlo R. Nichols Douglas Leonard Frederick F. Enck Elmer Lent. Stuart Foote Paul Sheldon Carl Shedlock Thomas Joyce William Hasbrouck Harvey Hoyt Sloans and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. R. L. Henderson Harold C. Hamilton Wilbur Haynes John Neidley Mrs. Florence Thomsen Mrs. Grace Wright Miss Althea Jester Miss Phyllis King Whitney's Greenhouse's B-Line Taxi Hollywood Barber Shop Robert Bookout. Becker and Lent Corporation Recreation Bowling Academy Mr. Sawyer -- Sawyer Cleaners Galinn's Jewelry -- 195 Main Street Oneonta, New York Compliments Of Musical Merchandise of Merit WADSWORTH 81 SON 27 3 Main Street Sidney, N. Y. Oneonta, New York Phone 1485 GJLJE FEED FARM HARDWARE CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING D 8n H COAL NORTONS FARM SERVICE Phone 29J West Oneonta, N.Y. Good Luck From Lyons Men's Wear MP and MPS 178 Main st. Calvin M. Davidson oneoma, N. Y. Mr and Mrs John Eletto Van Heusen Shirts The World's Smartest Shirts o WILBER NE COMPLIMENTS O NATIONAL N OF T BANK A , N. Y. Best wishes to the class of '52 THE HARRIS BROTHERS YOUR RELIABLE JEWELERS IN, ONEONTA 171 Main Street Oneonta, N. Y. Authorized Bulova Dealer George A. Gregory A. H. MURDOCK IMPLEMENT CO. FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES Builders H A R D W A R E Heavy 10 Market St. Oneonta, N. Y. M. A. Gibbs Phone 466 CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS PUBLISHERS OF TEXTBOOKS FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES New York City New York VETS DELIVERY LOCAL AND LoNG DISTANCE MOVERS Oneonta, N.Y. 13110116 1557 ROBERT A. OLIVER Oneonta, N.Y. 570-76 Mai Street Telephone 1628 n Office 149 Residence 1239 COMPLIMENTS OF DECKER MOTOR SALES Percy Decker, Prop. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH CARS Oneontd, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OFi UNADILLA NATIONAL BANK UNADILLA, N. Y. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS LULL 8: IRONS COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES DWIGHT BAILEY The GLORY is not in never failing, but in rising every time you fail... BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 WILBURT E. HAYNES HERRING LUMBER CO. 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Phone:145 COMPLIMENTS OF y I ABELOVES LAUNDRY COMPLIMENTS OF JACK HOYT Hamrn's Service Station Compliments Cf Goodrich Tire Distributor Qneonta Junk Shop Recapping St Vulcanizing 300 Main St. Phone 1907 Ralph Waite Van B. Smith SL Son COAL AND TRUCKING BLUE COAL Otego, N. Y. Ph 4311 one Phone Compliments of DONALD PLACE NO ONE IS USELESS IN THIS WORLD, WHO LIGHTENS THE BURDEN OF IT TO ANYONE ELSE fDickensj PLUMBING HEATING Compliments of Lockridge Studios Otsego Co. G. L. F. Co-Op. Inc. Complete Petroleum Service for Rural Families Colliersville, N.Y. Phone Oneonta, 2501 Nelson's Socony Friendly Service Gas Oil Batteries Tires Budget System C ompliments The Warnken Studio 81 Chestnut Street Oneonta, N. Y. Call Otego 2801 For Our Prices FRESH ME o o s Compare Our Yearly Average! WE'LL SEE YOU AT YOUR FARM Compliments of Spaulding Bakeries Townsend's Hardware Inc. Hardware - Plumbing Heating - Supplies 216 Main St. Phone 801 Oneonta, N. Y. ' FROM SQHNTHLLA MAGNETS DWHSHQN rw my EN Dux AVHATIIQN CQRPQRATHQN SIDNEY NEW YQRK H SherWood's Olds. Compliments of ' . Sidney, N. Y. Wh1taker SL Son D ' SALES- OLDSMOBILE -SERVIC E Telephone 2 811 Sidney, N. Y . C ompliments of BERT AND C HARLES BUICK CHEVROLET Good Used Cars D 8. H COAL SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY MILLS OTEGO, NEW YORK GUY E. PERRY SIDNEY, N. Y. DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH USED CARS 27 Smith Street Phone 4651-6072 The JQVCe Stores Compliments of Unadilla, N.Y. George W. Silvernail Dr. Fred Rothman Electrical Appliances D D S Furniture Rugs THE JOYCE FUNERAL HOME Sidney, New York Day 2391 Telephone: Night 2801 CITIZEN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY oNEoNTA, N. Y. Extends Congratulations to the Class of 19521 ONEONTA TRAC TER SALES Hardy Hanson 180 East St. Oneonta, N. Y. Allis Chalmers, New Idea and New Holland Farm Machinery Papec Blowers Goodyear Member Federal Deposit. Passenger Truck SL Tractor Insurance Corp. Tires ONEONTA SALES CO., INC. Your 2 Your FORD I FORD X Dealer 4 Dealer Since f' Since 1912 X 1912 27 - 33 Market Street Oneonta, N.Y. Phone 69 Gathered ripe to capture the full vitamin flavor. '52x'tnt14' ' i - 2 f Q ., . .ng1.d.l. 24:-2 QI If you cannot purchase this in your home town-write us-P.O. Box J. S., Chicago I90J S Sextun EVERY CHEVROLET CO. INC. 47 Broad Street Oneonta, N. Y. Phone 26 0 PHlLLlP'S BUICK COMPANY 55-59 South Main Street Phone 1934 Oneonta, N.Y. Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS F3 75 In PRESTON J MU Moron SALES X INTERNATIONAL HOTALING'S TRUCKS I SALES AND SERVICE BUSES CARS F 0 R D TRUCKS HUDSON CARS PARTS Main and Bridge Streets Phone 2100 Oneonta, N.Y. Sidney, N.Y. Phone 3026 COMPLIMENTS OF ONEONTA BUILDING 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION MERIDALE JERSEY FARMS, INC. There is no end to improvement MAIN OFFICE AND BOTTLING COMPANY 73-75 River Street Oneonta, N. Y Phones 1260-1261 GEO. S. ANDRUS 8. SON DEALER HEATING f OIL BURNERS 'FUEL OIL ' KEROSENE Complete Heating Service 14 Watkins Ave. Ph0I1e 1914 Compliments ONEONTA FROZEN FOOD SERVICE, INC. OTEGO LOCKER PLANT Oneonta, N.Y. W.S. Batchelder and James R. Mead Our Compliments to a Good Class H. GREELEY BROWN - - - A. L. BONNER Representing . .away PZLIIIIYIIIIY' lzlllflllljl -Zrkxfnfffy ffwyrngy 'Lf 'Q f . 1' ' 1 1 r 'Ml' eZ'fll'lWl!f ffrmzafflzwfllr ffwffllly f, Wf17f6xzfzffJkz1Z Irving E- Robinson LYNWOOD JERSEYS Ofegv, N-Y- Ph- .2353 HERD SIRES LILAC REMUS PATRIOT REMUS LUCKY STORM Lilac's Remus ex Jar H. L. Hilma Lilac Remus Luck ex Courageous Sprinkle Welcome Remus Conrad Welcome Volunteer ex Lilac Remus H. L. Pride APPRECIATION All readers are urged to patronize these business establishments and individuals who so willingly subscribed to the advertising herein. Year after year they remain faithful even though they realize the circulation of such a publication is limited. 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