Oneonta High School - Oneonta Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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ul' M. Patton C. Pindar Il. Platt E. Powell B. Pudney D. Rhodes 1... I. K. Rocke A , W. Roman il.,,,,.,., X J. Rosher ,,- 4 -1' A 'wr at K Eli: MARTIN PATTON . . . the idol of us all . . . the football captain . . . farming will claim his attention next year . . . physical ed. in the future . . . first loves-football and track . . . hunting rates high . . . thinks stiff collars and neckties stupid and ridiculous. CHARLES RICHARD PINDAR . . . the Marines have landed . . . right here in OHS . . . that's why Dick is a new- comer to most of us . . . curly blond hair . . . why go further? . . . rates Stan Kenton and Gene Krupa tops . . . spotlights ice skating, swimming, and football . . . thinks The Taming of the Shrew should be taken literally. ROBERT PLATT . . . art work comes easy to this cheerful OI-ISan . . . hopes to go to draftsman's school . . . delights in hunting and trading guns . . . his happy-go-lucky personality can be readily felt by any occupant of 33-B at lunch time . . . homeroom 22 is his pet peeve. ELIZABETH POWELL . . . peaches and cream com- plexion, sandy brown hair and trim figure are all features of petite Betty Powell . . . this civic-minded lass plans in the future to devote her time to public health nursing . . . she is trulv a lover of music and art. BETTY PUDNEY . . . hurry, hasten, rush, a streak flashes by . . . that's Betty Pudney, better known as Pud . . . versatile, friendly, Betty loves sports, politics, and history . . . plans to 1 23 make newspaper advertising her career . . . many clubs claim her time . . . uncooperative people prove her peeve. DEO ROBIN RHODES . . . dashing smile, witty remark, and vivacious personality . . . that's Deo Rhodes, The OHSan's editor . . . Cornell-bound Deo hopes to be a dentist . . . tennis, dancing, and hiking are tops on ,her list . . . pet peeve: effemi- nate men . . . favorite winter occupation: skiing. KENNETH ROCKE . . . loves to talk but even so, has loads of time for roller skating and hitting them down the fairways . . . women and other animals are very much to his liking . . . biology is right down his alley . . . this friendly guy looks forward to college. WILLIAM ROMAN . . . tall, dark-haired and an outdoor man . . . his main interests center on the great outdoors . . . namely, fishing, hunting, and gun collecting . . . he has a quieter side which prefers the reading of good books . . . people who try tai get themselves in the limelight constantly are no favorites o Bill's. JOHN ROSIIER . . . naturally nice, dark and possessed with a friendly grin, that's John . . . sports, sports, that's all he thinks about--sports, any sport, basketball, baseball, etc. . . . his pet peeve is, naturally, school . . . following school, John plans to loaf a while and then get his hooks into some good job. 'Q- .Ev +- riff

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tions . . . intends to go to college after graduation . . . he says he doesn't like women, but . . . um . . . wonder! JOHN OLIVE . . . tall, blond, good-natured guy . . . captain of the basketball team . . . favorite pursuits are hitchhiking, hunting, eating, and basketball . . . likes to listen to records . . . dislikes homework . . . the Navy is his future vocation . . . his plans for next year-loafing! EVELYN 'OWEN . . . a quiet girl called Eve or Evie . . . likes the domestic arts of sewing, cooking, and baking . . . tops on her sports list are baseball and ice skating . . . a future secretary who now enjoys shorthand . . . she just can't stand people who swear. ' LOUISE PARISI . . . a short, dark-eyed, vivacious brunette . . . favorite pursuits are talking, eating, and reading . . . she's happy with the work just as it is . . . likes writing, look- ing at herself . . . future is a complete mystery to herself and us . . . Parisi is a born wit. MARILOU PARSONS . . . a petite blonde answering to the name of Louie . . . blessed with a beautiful voice, she ranks as a choir soloist . . . gets peeved when people interfere with her private life . . . likes to dance . . . creates many of her clothes . . . her favorite song, Because . . . hoping for a future connected with forestry. B. Morey J. Moss J. Muckle I A. Nichols E. Norris J. Olive E. Owen wt Q ' L. Parisi M. Parsons

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f fry ANN ROTHERY . . . one of the few gals who hope to become a doctor . . . has sights set on Cornell College of Medicine . . . special interest in Army Air Force . . . crazy about The Whole World is Singing My Song . . . loves to play basketball . . . truly a wolf's eyeful. DOLORES RUSCITTO . . . short and cute with personality plus . . . Majorettes-her specialty . . . dancing and baseball rate high on her list of favorites . . . the record Confess really sends her . . . her particular hate is bossy people . . . plans to be a hygienist some day. FRANCIS RUSSO . . . liked by all . . . that's friendly Cootie . . . to be a fireman on the railroad is his ambition . . . this carefree guy leans toward hunting, railroads, cooking, and last, but not least, food . . . he also enjoys sports, all sports . . . pet peeve is homework, natch. MARY ANN SABATINI . . . raven of hair, efifervescent of personality . . . busy manager of OHS Majorettes during school . . . 'fSabby is an ardent enthusiast of ice skating, dancing, and table tennis in spare hours . . . hates gum crackers . . . when finished at Albany Business College, she'll be a top notch stenographer. RUTH SANDMAN . . . better known to her friends as Frenchy . . . dramatics, watching basketball games, radio announcing, dancing and reading rate as top favorites . . . A. Rothery D. Ruscitto F. Russo ' M. Sabatini R. Sandman M. Scavo if B. Schrull D. Shaver D. Shearer people decidedly interest her . . . she frowns on carrots and hypocrites . . . being a lover of languages, she plans to become a linguist. MARY SCAVO . . . one of our favorite song birds . . . especi- ally enjoys singing and dancing to records by Bing Crosby . . . has a hand for spaghetti and meat balls . . . likes to eat 'em too . . . pet peeve is history . . . f'Dolly plans to be a receptionist next year. BETTY FRANCES SCHRULL . . . that beautiful little girl perambulating about OHS . . . head Majorette this year, a slick one at that! . . . an active member of Girls' Leaders Beti' enjoys dancing immensely . . . in later years hopes to be a receptionist . . . you might hear Bet's pleasant voice: number please! DOROTHY MAE SHAVER . . . has an amiable smile which seldom fails you . . . used to be a high stepper' and a good one at that . . . likes Bill Wetmore and naturally appreciates basketball . . . earns her pennies at J. .l. Newberry's . . . Dottie would love to write best sellers. DAVID SHEARER . . . starts off the day bright and early delivering the Star . . . is troubled with history at school . . . especially enjoys hunting and fishing the year 'round . . . is inclined toward mechanics . . . Dave plans to work in a repair shop . . . he's a fiirt and a practical joker.