Oneida High School - Oneidan Yearbook (Oneida, NY)

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First Row, L. to R.: Friske, Talentino, Perretta, Hughes. Second Row: LaMothe, Przybycien, DeVries, Deveans, Poulsen, Nixdorf, Angelino, Phillips. DUTSTANDING ATHLETES o5Qel2' g f MH The Varsity Club made up of athletes with letters, chose Carl Phillips, Presi- dentg john Perretta, Vice- Presidentg and Peter Perk- ins, Secretary-Treasurer. Programs for the home football games were sold as a money making project, and Capes for the team were purchased with the pro- ceeds. The club sent a sub- stantial gift to an injured player in White Plains. The year of '52-'53 found the club with the largest membership since its forma- tion. 42 JUNIOR ROTARIANS CID THE ROTARIANS Chosen by the Oneid Rotary Club, twelve Senim boys became Junior Rota ians for their last year z O.H.S. The boys attende the Friday meetings i groups of two. Ea:h grou went for one month, and : the last meeting, both Sen iors gave talks on the chosen vocations. Durin the course of their visit: the boys heard sever: talks which were given b local businessmen and ou standing guest speaker: First Row, L. to R.: Wickens, Talentino, Perkins, Poulsen. Second Row: Brown, Perretta, Coach Agudo, Phillips, Lumbrazo, Wood. Third Row: Redding, Nixdorf, DeVries, Zophy, Deveans, Haenlin, Twomey, Tanner. Fourth Row: Friske, Angelino, Clements, Zaia, LaMothe, Corona, Maley. VARSITY CLUB

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naman.. .- '15, Q flmwu as ' f fr- N nawocor-meg mir' -' ' fi ' AW ,. mm- -:we-:-:-fe . 311--:+' ,f I '4 5 - ' 1 1,1 ' '. 2 ' E' , fx THE TOWN PAPER The Livewire staff, under the editorship of Gail Peebles, completed a busy and very successful club year, with the publication of eight monthly school papers. The club also undertook a new project during the last school semester. It issued school news and activities for a High School page in the Oneida Daily Dispatch. Barbara Lomery, Kitty Carney, and Gail Peebles were selected as delegates from the Editorial Staff to accompany their advisor, Miss Madeline Raite, to the Empire State School Press Association which was held at Onondoga Hotel in the fall. To conclude a year of club activity, a banquet was held in june at which time awards were presented to the l953 staff members and secretarial group. The outgoing Editor was presented with a gold trophy, and the new staff was announced. The group owes much of its successful achievements to its advisor who contributed a great deal of her time to the benefit of the town paper publications. nrpna l Seated, L. to R.: Garofalo, DuBois, G. Johnson, Carney, Gaines. Standing: Harris, V. johnson, Tanner, LaMothe. CLUB MEMBERS L. to R.: Baldigo, Faula, Craig, Stechyshyn, Peters. SECRETARIAL GROUP Seated, L. to R.: Carhart, Feature Editor, Misa Raite Advisor, Peebles, Editor, Ottaway, Secretary. Stand- ing: Nixdorf, Business Manager, Carney, News Editor, Przybycien, Art Editor. EDITORIAL STAFF

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EFFICIENCY EXPERTS SOPHOMORE SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The Sophomore Scholarship Clul completed its fourth successful yeai under the guidance of a new advisor, Mrs. Viola Flynn. Members of the club gave reports on various schools and books at their meetings through- out the year. First Row, L. to R.: Wick, Graham French, Nixdorf, Sholtz. Seconu Row: Collier, jones, Bropny, Mrs Flynn, Freshman, Burns, Lehning Third Row: Caldwell, Johnston, Howe, Winchester, Kolm, Craig, Goldstone, Nelson, Getman, Lal Plante, Adamowicz. Fourth Row Yeman, Anderson, Ackerman, Dua Bois, Whitcombe, Fisher, Valenti Friske, Tkatch, Emanuele, Dickens JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The junior Scholarship Club was organized under the sponsorship o Mrs. Esther Collins. In preparatior for future scholarship exams, the members read several books, studiec several outstanding personalities and viewed some informative movies First Row, L. Lo R.: johnson, Rid! ley, Mrs. Collins, Freshman, Alder Second Row: Pitcher, Dunn, Gilbert Galen, Zaia. Third Row: Cook Ranz, Pitcher, Sheehan. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The Senior Scholarship Club was active under the direction of Miss jane Horst. During the year, the group prepared for the New York State Scholarship exams and re- ceived helpful information from several guest speakers. First Row, L. to R.: Origlio, Stowell, Przybycien, Miss Borst, Fauls, DeVries. Second Row: Peebles, Dorn, Nixdorf, Simchik, Poulsen, Angelino, Carney, Craig, Dowling. Third Row: Lent, Rinaldo, LaMothe, Baldigo, Carleton, Phil- lips, Miller. 43