Oneonta High School - Oneonta Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS School Life .,t..,,. . . 8 Teachers and Classes . .... 28 Sports .. .i...i. .... 4 0 Students ,,.. 59 4 , Y ,W Y 1 A A. s L ! ,Y u ff I I 1 K T I' T .4 I , 3 ,f vw- -mqp. , K' I .,, - 'du' inf' ' 'WN J. 1 . . , -. f . ' '...4 .l, w?g9?j2-1 - l Y .. 1 4-K .fn .f':r'w1-4 'nf wi- F , ,, . . ,- , :gf 5-. iw' ,- q u A I V , , -3 vi. . wif. 1? .. -l' 6 .Q gf if '4Q., y iff V 'f - 435 Vx F3 M. ' Qzvfwi '! FJ: A-f lg 24 I .K . ,, Y-if 'av - ' X ' 'Ui 1 'T uhm Hllll , ,,, ,,,,.,-,- it K1 . Q u E Q3, tt WE? .,..- ' -ugqqvuv maplin 'lil' QPSQP ,wbtr 5 ' ....-..--f fn-+-ff-'ag 'rar- 'l ' 1 my 'P ' ,,,.g-FT-uswn-.:r.., df A -.h ,W s.mi....,....... M.. '4 ,r ,1 , ff? .-awf1 'M 435 .... 2 - . 6 , .., l -bc' .Q-P ,,,,..r -5. 4.,.n:' 5-f 1-61 '? .fo 1 , -s :.M: ., 'JH xfmw V- ' - T-H .' 1. fV','2-.Q--' -:fr J .V , .m ...gtg-, ' P, 1 School Life From September to une ac:t1v1t1es ws ere on the go orgamzauons galned mterest as students started four new al.. groups FH-X Radlo Club Pep Club and Electrlcltv C lib Clubs sponsored dances bake sales to fatten thelr treasurxes Etholtes proudly dlsplayed troph1es awarded at Syracuse cheerleaders appeared as fhppers tavewomen and cool cats durmg a novelty pep rally semor boys lunched xslth the Men at Rotary Thursday noons Varslty O talent show unearthed latent abll1I1CS yearbook staffers rushed to make prlnter s deadlme majorettes caught batons 111 Chrlstmas mobxle hangmg 1n uell booster band members held Jam SCSSIODS durmg lulls 111 rehearsals chorlsters gave up noon hours to 1ron out the urlnkles 1n the sprmg show All lhlS act1v1t1es on the go' On The Go I 000 J, . Y - A, Y l. 9 .1 ,Q , ' Y' 61 VY ' LY Y 7 ' OOO U ' f' W 'af' ,I . 'x 14 1 i I I VARSITY MAJORETTES-Kneeling: Carole Bossio. Standing: Evelyn Baker, Ruth Hathaway, Leila Axhoj, head majoretteg Marie Ross, Mary Colonc. JUNIOR VARSITY MAJORETTES-Patricia Finley, Dawn Baker, Eleanor WVillsey, Elizabeth Erickson, Carolyn Faul, Bonnie Trinkino, and Christiane Marshall. Twirlers Spin Flashy Batons At Parades, Sports Events Football season found varsity majorettes high- stepping in front of the band with many unusual routines and dance steps. Twirling a fire baton, Leila Axhoj, head majorette, performed at the bonfire pep rally in Neahwa Park. Lighted batons in a darkened armory, plus the varsity majorettes added up to top entertainment during half time at basketball games. Such songs as A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl and Bleacher Boogie provided accompaniment for many solos, group routines, and duets. Early in the school year, the varsity twirlers se- lected seven jayvees. Without an adviser, the major- ettes worked after school, striving hard to obtain perfection. I n November, they participated in the ceremon- ies connected with the laying of the cornerstones for Valleyview Street School and Fox Hospital. 3 If? 1 l l t 1,1 34 t i . i I F l in X fill? mfr li E' arf .ii 1-. YXRSITY CHI-1ERl.lE.XlJl-QRS-Fran! mtv: Dorothy Currie, Josephine Seorzafaxa, Susan NlcHaIc head thtctltttlti Ditnt Schrull. Secmifl row: l'atrit'ia Harrington, Sheila Sutton, Bonnie Delaney, Elizabeth Hartman. sent f nn lnttuic ricia Crowley. Originality, Lungs Produce Novelty Rallies, Cheers Familiar sounds of B-E-A-T could be heard echo- ing through the halls every afternoon after 3:05, as the cheerleaders readied cheers and routines for pep rallies and games. The girls worked without an adviser until the second quarter, when Miss Frances johnson, mathe- matics teacher, took the advising duties. Originality was the trade mark of the strong- lunged girls, as they developed new routines and held several novelty pep rallies during the year. At the novelty pep assembly held before the first Norwich basketball encounter, the ball players and cheerleaders gave demonstrations of cheering from the caveman era to the rock 'n roll era. The par- ticipants did such a realistic job that students ask- ed for more assemblies of that kind. The cheerleaders sponsored several dances this year, including a Get Acquainted Dance, the an- nual Snow Queen Dance, and a Soc Hop. JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS-Front ron Carl 'Iotsnsend Sandra Newell, Sophie Koken. Second rou Anita Decker Patricia Sweet, Sandra Marino. 21 Y.-XRSITY 'O'-Front ffm? Sir. George Kershaw. adviser: john Klolser. secretary Neal Silvernail. president, Earle H o f f rn a n. vice-presidentg Frederick Hubig. treasurerg Larry Santos. Semnd row: XVilliam Wright, Barry Berg- lund. XVilliam YVhitaker. Samuel LaNIonica, Bruce Bouton. ja m e s Putnam, Blaine Townsend. 4 X67 ol Varsity 'O' Booster Band Provide Student Activities l'ndiscovered talent came to light in Nlareh when the Varsity 'O' held its annual talent show. Both students and teachers took advantage of the opportunity to display their musical or humorous ability. Later in the spring, the tlub held a ban- quet lor sports participants. Qualifications for membership in the club are leadership, scholarship, and sportsmanship. As basketball season stepped into the limelight, the Booster Band became a familiar sight and sound to OHSans. Cooperating with the majorettes and cheerlead- ers, members added lest and color to pep ralliesi Such hits as: Bleacher Boogie, Campus Swing, and Shake, Rattle, and Roll kept school spirit high as members attended both home and away games. ISUOSTIQR B.fXND-Front rfm': Patrieia Houck, Marilyn Bell, secretary: joan Stark, l .llllllJClll Martin. Georgia Gill, lileanor Willsey, l.xnne lleehtold. Srrmzzl rnzr: Carmen Brooks. Adah Campbell, Xlargot Graham, Mary Yanllensen, Ierrx laylor, Karen Weygand. l.uise Clatella. 'Iilnrd rmr: james Nliehaud, Robert llilsinger. lixerett Silxernail, l'.llWQlltl leinnex. Susan Butts, Constance Hoffman, Nlartha Yanlluren. Ronald Patrick. Fourth max' john Holstead, Warren Ramp, William Wright. Ross Wilson, Robert Clleaxeland, Deyoe Cole, john Kelley. .Xlex llosthetti, Blaine lounsend. president. ' i 1 V S Q f 'L I C, .X- a 'f' .J -6 i , X QP lfl l'l'Rl-I IIONIICNIAKI-QRS OF ,-XMIERICLX-Fr'mil rout: Leona Vanltloesan, president: Virginia lfrankenlmerg, junie Tuttle. Beverly Sawyer, jean Dihhle, Barbara Wessel. Serorid row: Phyllis Wheeler, Sandra Lare, Caroline llarher, -loan DeLong. Naiicv Wood. 'l'hinl mir: Norma jean Cargill, Carol Laures, Carol Lester, Mrs. jane 'l yler, adviser, Carolyn litlick. Fourth rout: l'atric'ia Lee, Yvonne Nltgkdanis, Geraldine lilliott, Marjorie Davis, Phyllis Brownell, Patricia Finley, .-Xrmida Romiti. Service, Improvement Aims Of FHA, Key Club To improve their homemaking skills, home eco- nomics students organized a chapter of the Future Honiemakers of America. Outside activities included a visit to jones Nurs- ing Home, making liaster baskets for the children in Fox Hospital, and two held trips-one to the STC. home economics buildings, the other to the C ooperston n Nluseums QI C x ? V+- The Key Club is on the go from September to june promoting projects aimed at serving the school and students. The group is an international high school service club affiliated with Kiwanis. Among the activities of the club are sending buses to out of town sports events, keeping sports trophies sparkling, and cosponsoring the Snow Queen Dance. KEY C1I.l'lS - Front row: Blaine 'lownst-nd, XYilliam Iflanigan, secretatrsg Charles 'l ipple, president: john Hol- stead, vice-president: Dale Benedict. treasurer, Robert Harris. .Smnnzl rfmx' Robert William Sutter, Charles Hag- er. .Xlex liosthetti, Paul Pierce. Nlr. Harold Hunt. adxiser. llstralmrook, .joseph Nlolinari. ORCHliS'liR.X-Front roam' Nlary' Vanllensen, Phyllis Brownell, Patricia Seward. Robert Swift, Patritia Why'br'w, Dayid lirnstott. .Sewnzrl rozv: Nlr. .Xlexatntler Ware, director, Marilyn L lit-ll, -loan Stark. Linda Rotlnnan. Crchestra Furthers Development Of Musical Talent All year the orchestra worked with their May i informal concert in view. Highlighted by the selec- tion, Concerto For B Clarinet and Strings, by C. F. Handel, the concert included many solos by members of the orchestra playing clarinet, oboe, and strings with piano accompaniment. As football season ended, the orchestra grew as it gained brass and woodwind players from the band. -L- In November, three string players were chosen to represent OHS at the sectional All-State Festival held at Hartwick College. Many small groups of the orchestra entertained local service clubs throughout the year. They also played at baccalaureate and graduation. .-Xt the end of the year, they put away their instruments and planned a picnic at Gilbert Lake. String players hold a practice session in the anditoritnn. Standing around the piano are lliiyitl lrnstott. l'lill'ltl1l Sc- ward. and Mary Yarilleiiscii. Rohm: Swift is the attoinpanist. S,ql ISXND-Ifrorzt row: Robert Swift, Marilyn Bell. I.inda Rothman, Gloria l't-aslee. Serorzrl rout: ll1lIl'l Slater. Lucia Ciar- line, Mollx Hamm, Patricia Houtl.. Margot Graham, Rosalie Pearson. Tlzirzl mum' Phyllis lietleditil, Constance Hoff' ' dra L te Sh ili Sli 1 Iii - Clatella, Ronald Patrick. fourth man. Georgia Gill. Patricia Halter, Sylxia lierte. San a'-. . e 4 . zwsoi, .lst row: lidward lfinney, Ross Wilson, Robert Hilsinger, lirerett Silvernail, lluyoc Cole, Blaine Townsend, Robert Clean-land. Band Creates Routines, Plays For Special Ceremoniesg us, M'ith a roll of the drums and a toss ol' their tasseled hats, the band started their routines during half times of the football games. Led through tricky maneuvers by Edward Finney, drum major, they incorporated many new steps into standard tunes. High-kicking white bucks marked the beginning of She'll be Comin' 'Round the Mountain as the band imitated rigid German marching bands. In the formation of a Car, the band moved down the field during one half time to the melody ol My Merry Oldsmobile. Other songs which the band marched to were Hello, l.ibert5 Bell, and The Marine Hymn. This yt'ar's band was one ol' my best marching bands, Mr. Carmen Claiana, band leader com- mented, Altogether, the band marched in sexen parades. lhe laying ol two cornerstones, Valley view School and the addition to the Fox Memorial Hospital, lotmd the band marching and playing. 'Iihev also liarticipated in the Halloween and Memorial Day parades. IKXNIB MIQXIISIQRS: Iames Xlithaud. john Holstead, Ronald Patritls. and Warren Ramp rt-turn their uniforms to Marilyn Blatlt. liLllL'l Slater. and Klarmt-n llroolts, at the .Xll-State lmtttl concert held Decetither l iti ! : Y t . A ISANIJ-lfrfntl funn' .Xilzih Cztmplmell, Susim Butte Diane Bennett. Lyttthiu Clntiuflat. Mmm! rout Nliirtin Holtz, Dztxiil Sohers. Nlzttgnret Wltyhtew, -loam Stark. Xlatry Yaittlleuwett, letrx 'laulot. 'lihitrl nfzix' Xlxtrthzi Yun lilllitll. lzleatttor Xkillxex. lililzt- lieth Nlzirtitt, Ruth littll. kllitlitlt IIUITUII, klohtt Holsleattl.kIzttt1es Xlitltittul. Wxtrtett RLllllI1.c1llIlli'Il lkmokx. I-ourllt toxin' lhotn- its Sgirtge, -lohtt Kelley, Sergio .XIIllll'LlIliD, .Xlex liosiltetti. Rdrett Wt-ygxttitl, l.xtmi- liethtoltl, Nlr. lgtttltett filllillld. ilirettot. New Evaluation System Added To Band Curriculum This spring, xt new system ol evzilttzititig wxu put into operzition. .X ptolt-vor lrotn lthxtczt Clollege fume :tml spent tlte tlzty dit-ettitlg :mtl working with the hztncl. Dr. Clrziig McHenry rated the hand :tccot'clittg to their general wortltitiess :md musical xthility. Xt the spring tomert, the hztntl plztyt-cl '1'rumpet e' in the Night, Qtrrzttigecl by Harry Simeotte, with Clzithteti Brooks playing the trumpet solo. Other .7 4-' ttuttthers imlutletl: lfls:i's Procession to the Cla- j, tlteclrztl, hy XYztgtter, Victor Herhertk lfztx'ot'iteS, ztrrztngetl hy Vit tor llerhert, Ztteigttung Composed by Vzittghti XVilligm1s, and A-Slillllllxlu by Cttrmitliziel witlt Frederick Huhig playing the trumpet solo. Izight titemhetx ol the hzmtl platyetl lll the sec'- tiottztl .Xll'St1tte:tt llztrtwickflollegelzutXox'emhe1'. .Xlter still' xtutlitiotiitig :tt llttttwitk Clollege, Rotttiltl Pzttritk, lmt-itotte player, was chosen to play Syrztttue, New Yotk. ISXYI3 UI I ll l-RN Xhtilxti lllmlt. Nt'tIt'l.1tN, Iohtt Holxtexiil. lll'llNllIil'll XY.ttt'i'tt Ramp. wie pta-xitlettti Kiittttett l,1lfV!lxN. tmiform ittxtotlmtlz .tml Rongtlil lhitritk, prextiletlt. pztttxe for at picture. IIIBRNRY KIl.Ull-Frou! row: Susan 0'Kelly, Barlmra NVQ-ssel, Shirley Nziult, Gladys I-Ivzrus, Virginia i'iT1lIlliCIllJCl'g, Pzitriciu une. .S'f-rom! rmu: Nlrs. Eunice Norherg, adviser: Caroline llnrber, lkarhzirzi Klulxer, hleiuuu- Culver, l.i-ouzi YanHoesen, Xuu Nithols, Rosalie Pearson, Lois Bishop, lflilllllfflll ilillillllils, liexerly Sawyer. .J Processing Library Books Included ln Club Activities Learning the processing of books for circulation and the daily routine ol' running the library were two ol' the projects ol' the library club. Club members helped in the library in various ways. Their jobs included charging out books, putting books on the shelves, checking in new magazines, and getting back issues of magazines for students doing research work. On Valentine's Day the club held its annual tea for the faculty. To nuance their annual trip, the club members sold Christmas cards and magazine subscriptions early in the year. Ofhrr-rs of the l.ihrary Ciluh process new hooks for Circula- tion, S'f'r1rwI: Leona X':inHoc-sen. Shirley Niillll. and Virginia Ifrzmkeuberg. Smnding: Nlrs. liunice Norherg and Rosalie Pearson. NATIONAI. HONOR SOCI- l'Q'I'Y-ffrrmt row: Samuel l.aNIonica, XYilli:un Whitak- er, Ruth Hathaway, vice- presidentg Katharine Grifhn, president, Susan NIcHale, secretary, William Flanigan, treasurer: Charles 'Iiipple. Srmnrl rom' Nlrs. Barbara Super, adviser, Donna Mac- liwcn, Norma Carr, jeffrey Haight, john Holstead, lYar4 ren Ramp, Nlartin Holtz, Nancy Grossman. Tlzirfl rout' Douglas oh nson . Blaine Townsend, Loren Hall, llarry llerglund, james Putnam, Norman Hungerford. A F1 - c Math Clubbers Labor To Master Slide Rule, Transit Scholarship, leadership, sportsmanship, and char- acter, were the criteria by which 20 seniors were elected to the National Honor Society. A holly-selling project at Christmas time pro- vided funds for an annual tea held in the Home Economics House for some 100 alumni of OHS now away at college. At graduation, the National Honor Society awarded prizes for excellence in physics and chem- istry. NI.XI'H CI.l'B-Front row: Martin Holtz, XYilIiam Whit- aker, blames Mit-haud. Dale Benedict. james Constantine, Ronald Patrick. Second row: john Courtney, Rohert Pest- el. Katharine Griffin. secre- tarx, Loren Hall, president, james Putnatn, Susan Feen- ev, .Xtnelia Pistitelli. 'lilzirrl rmr: Rohr-rt Wales. Nir. George Kershaw, adxiserg Samuel I,aNloniLa. Blaine Townsend. Barry llerglund, Ward johnson, llaxid Skin- ner. Xlelxin Gregory, XVil- liaiu lYright. VVhat is a cursor? I'll never figure this one out. These familiar sounds were usually heard coming from room 34 each Monday night, as math clubbers struggled to master the use of the slide rule. Such projects as surveying, use of the plane table, the transit, and the stadia tube, along with frag- ments of calculus, and a field trip at the end of the year, comprised the club activities. I 0 '1 20 - vc' ,, ul! ,- X..1, n'AI'6WV,' 32 lit-ho editors admire trophies won at the liSSl'.X convention in October. Standing around Noel Kothe are Melvin Ger- gory, Amelia Pistitelli, Norma Carr, jeffrey Haight. Echo Retains Ratingsg Adviser Wins Cold Key M'hat happened to my second page dummy? Echo editors asked as they worked in school Satur- day mornings getting the paper ready for the printer. Renowned for their sleuthing abilities, the staff- ers stalked faculty members for clues to stories. M'orking hours after school, the Echo staff found much satisfaction in relating news to OHS students. A special issue for the Norwich football game highlighted the work for the year. Spending Saturday mornings at school, trudging all over town to collect ads, and coming early Fridays to help distribute The Echo, members of the staff worked hard to uphold the high standards of the paper. For the eleventh consecutive year, The Echo was awarded Medalist, All-American, the Quill and Scroll International Honor Award and the Gallup Award. Mrs. Gladys R. Brink, adviser, received the Gold Key Award last spring at the CSPA conven- tion for her work in high school journalism. THE FClrIO-Front rote: Noel Kothe, page editorg Amelia Piscitelli, page editorg .Ieflrei Haight, editorg Norma Carr, page editorg Melvin Gregory, business manager: john Holstead, sports editor. Xermzzl rms: Mrs. Gladys R. Brink, adxiserg planet Griffin, Beverly Hartman, Judith latther. Diana Dewart, Xfargot Graham, Susan Bartlett, circulation manager. Tlzirrf zmtx' David Sobers, Carolyn lfaul, Carol l5tiIls, Marlene Paine. Betty DeVito, Nanny Yrooman, 5 K Y NJ, I T7 V7 sv ' ff 1 S F' ,4'fg.,- wm s 'f' Yr? J ,f Staff Aims For Top Annualg Members Exchange Ideas Now, where did that copy go? asked Norman Hungerford, editor, as he searched frantically through stacks of papers and pictures. Members of the staff worked afternoons from the beginning of the school year taking pictures, identifying them, writing copy and headlines. During the annual subscription drive in October, hotnerootn chairmen attained 100 per cent subscrip- tion in four homerooms. Those homerooms who reached this goal were presented with free ice cream. In late August two members of the yearbook staff attended the NSP.-X convention at Ann Arbor, Michigan. There they attended journalism classes to aid them in producing this year's annual. .-Xt the ESSP.-X convention at Syracuse in October, staffers met with other students from all parts of New York State to talk over new ideas. !' A' 1055- Senior members of 'lhc 0HSan staff enjoy their job of selecting pictures for the book. S'a'r1ted.' Ruth Hathaway, Nor- man Hungerford, editor. Standing: Keith Bundy, Nellie-Cay Kiel, Patricia Harrington. Yl-IARBOOK S'l'.XFF-Front row: Constance Simmons, Susan Bartlett, cirtulation managerg Nlclxin C.rt'g'ory, business man- ager: Patricia Harrington, Ruth Hathaway. Serorirl rozr: Nlrs. Lladss R. Brink. atlxisrr: loan Bailey. Gloria llrown, Nellie' Cav Kiel. Charlotte Bateman. Kav Bateman, Norman Htmgerfoid. editor. 'l'lf1'rt1 roam Xlaigot I-rahzun. Nlars tirygiel. Keith Bundy, Susanna Molinari, Nancy' Vrooman. I-Qxerett Bailey. YJ 'rl Q c 3 s j 1 fr ' V 11 K 1 1 Varsity Choir Provides Annual Spring Concert Ileaps of new music, intense rehearsals, long practices on the stage, a smear of rouge, buttere flies in the stomach, and then the applause- addecl together, these made up the spring show to a member ol' the varsity' choir. It's a Big, Wide, W'onderl'ul W'orld was the title of this , . . . , 9' years show. The choir gave a program of 23 'sf numbers. Fred XVaring was also prevalent in December because his musical version of 'I'was the Night Before Christmas highlighted the programs pre- pared by' the choir for the Yule Season. After the Spring Show, the choristers centered their efforts on preparing grade six music for competition. I,ast year, the choir was one Senior ensemble members gather around William Flanigan at . V . y 1 the piatio. Front row: Katharine Griflin, Cale Nlaloneyx Ruth in grade fi, the most difficult grade of IIIUSIC. Hanford. Nleri-K Iockritlgt-. .swf-wif! 1-mu: jeffrey Haight, Samuel I.aNlonica. David Skinner. I-'rederick Hubig. ten choirs in New York State to receive an A YXRSIIY CIIOIR-lfionl roam' Williani lflanigan, accompanist: Dorothy Currie. loan Clolbath, Sanclrea lloffnian, Rose l'arisi, livelyn Shearer, ylunie luttle, Lynda VanWot-rt, Ruth Hanford, ylutlith Latclier, Clarolyn lidick. Swrorirl row: Judith llerron, Mabel Cope, julia Cleyerley, Noel Kotlie. Leila Axlioj, Carol Luclxenbacli, llarbara lllancbarcl, Carol Swackliain- er, Susan U'Kelly. Tlzinl roam' Nlr. Willis Walley. directorg Judy' Vandc-ryoort, lilizabctli llarlnian, Gale Nlaloney, Dennis Weir, W'illiani Sutter, Dayid lruscott, Warren l'latt, Edward Disbrow. lfourllz roam' Robert Swift, Neal Silvernail, David Skinner, Day id Wood, john Colyer, Samuel I.aNlonica, jeffrey llaigbt. Wayne Kreger. 2 i . l 1 sl .rs ., ,f i , , an ' 4 F Y ti. no I I 'Y' x RXDIO fll.l'l's-Frou! mir: Marilyn Boll, -llllllfl' Nlnrray, l.inila Rothman, lit-it-rly lllllllllllll, Nlnlly Hannn. Ktlllllllillll' Grif- hn, Sally Patton, Susan Nlillale, Swronzl rfmx' .Indy YlillilClxvllUI'l. lhnritia lfnller, l.xnt-ltt- johnson, l'alritia llonil-t, Nlar- gol brahain, 'l'c'rry 'layhnl ,Ioan Stark. Nlargart-I llykenian, lionnii- llvlani-y. Tlmll mzirililaiiie Iownsifiul, Melia Sims l Dil lit llill Yi Yrootnrn l'lillhclh llntinin ton ont s. :ne 'il X , , anti ' A . a 1 ' A 1 . I stance Sinnnons, lilllllllil Harrington, Galt- Nlalotiu, Sand- ra Nlarino. llexot- Cole. Iwrzulli rzmu' Santnul l.aNlonita, Richard cllllINL'. Ward Qlohnson. Llratlcs Nlaine, Harry lietglnncl, I nln nn YirlSilxtln1il ILHIIUS ' 1 ,. 'A , ' A . Pep Club, Radio Club lnitiated lnto School Activities Learning the in's and out's ol' the working of a radio station, members of the newly formed Radio Club broadcast Teen Time every Sat- urday morning. Besides spinning the favorite recordings of OHSans, along with their special request, Teen Timers broadcast the news ol Oneonta and area schools. hail Revived by enthusiastic students, the Pep Club added color and zest with flashy yellow shirts and bright placards to the OHS cheering stands during the lootball and basketball seasons. AX Basketball Queen Dance sponsored by the club and a banquet in -Inne were the highlights of the year. l'lil' f1l,I'l3-Frrmf rrmx' Rose Malling, tharlntte Bateman, Virginia Ifranken- bnrg. Dorothy Currie. president: Grace Bartilotti, secretary: Bonnie Delanex, Susan Xlcllale, .Sffrrorzzl mfr: Patricia lnller. .Xnielia Piscilelli. llomtlry Se- crrril. lililabeth 'lhomas, Xlargaret Dyke-tnan. Ianet C-rifhn. Iii-tty DeVito, lift!-ffl ron-5 KSU' liatetnan. Susan lfeen- ex, Xlargarer l't-rrx, Rose Klart Lan- sng, elif .otkridge-. Barbara 1' . fun 1 rnzr: loan Bailey, X llrown. llPNC'!Jllllll' Spingola, - vlL't'll'I'. lit-xellx Hartman. In cmnan, l 1i!h ffm Miss ' 1 s .1 'st-rg Y:-tina C arr. 1 ' I iziar 1. Nellie!-ax Kiel n XR mls, lhxllis Benedict. bale Nlaloney. Council Sponsors Seminar, Solves Parking Difficulties ,C T1 i G7 . 1 . 1 l.1111x1'11111g tlu' I1l.11g111111ul 111111 .1 IJ.lllXlll! l111 llllIlIlQ Illt' KNlIllk'I llllllllllw 1111- mu' 111 1lu' IIILIIIX NK'lXllfN 111-1l11111u'1l In lllc' 5llllll'IlI i.11111u1l 1l11s XFLII. 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Sports events gave students an outlet for their excess energy. Football and basketball seasons found the stands filled with cheering and high spirited team supporters, yelling with all their might for the players. The shop served as an experimental lab for lnechanical-minded boys, who profited from many constructive hours learning the principles of elec- tricity. The cheerleaders' ice cream stand was always crowded with students discussing the latest in , - school and social events. The friendly hi's! of 43. 9 ix . .3 M fellow students during and after school hours made iffgfh ' 53553 everyone feel a part ol' the crowd. l'ert and pretty on her throne. Constance Simmons, Queen of the junior Prom, waits for her escort. Soft lights and dreamy music set the atmosphere for many formal dances throughout the year. Among those attending the Senior Ball -in june last year were Karla Nelson and james Putnam, Emily Miller and David Skinner, Marjorie Gib- son and Samuel LaNfonica. ' t xx ET x- K ' . X , R 9. 1 nr A 'flf 4 1 ff? .11 f lflff' VH' yr Szttnnliix ziftuiimmiis fnnntl sports-inintlt-tl OHSzms filling the lmleaclicrs at Xt-iiliwu Pink to kc-cp stliool spirit ut :in :ill time liigli. ,hitlly following llic lfilllll, NlllllClll5 Lliccrctl llic players on to xirlory aflci' xitloii lllfllllglllllll tlit- st-Amari. Sports-minded OHSans Fill Bleachers, Support Pepsters Hungry students make fine ctistmncrs for cliccrleatlcrs' baked Learning the principles of electro-magnetic conducliviairel goods. Cliccrleaclcrs from left to right: Patricia Sweet, Anita Kenneth Schuman, seated: Edward Uhlig, Daniel 1 Cf. Decker, Dorothy Currie, Susan NIcHale. Peter Winn, standing. i' 4 K ,Jw 1 X.f1?'- v .:'?' W ' u. A C X 'lv 36 Q3 o ff'-C U-I 1 xx Lf ' Q l v T JP 'U fx X 1' 4.197 v ' X 5- if N , x'... Mf'H . , l X - K1 ww, ia Hs. wif' fx, ,N X K. -'35, ,,,,,, ,-.. SALT! 1 ' 4 ' - - -'Fi' 3133? ' ' ' ,Tint , - 1' 3 J5- 1,13- ,-- as 'I' Qxl- . Teachers, Classes gi In a Hurry of asslgnments TCVICWV books and penc1ls teachers and classes were on the go Student body and faculty members gathered 1n halls to get the latest news rushed to beat the omrnous tardy bells walted to see who put the first dent IU the new dr1ver tra1n1ng car llstened to chorlsters slng carols around the well at Chrlstmas crammed for quarterhes and Regents trled to fit both CllI'I'lClll21I' and CYlldCLIll1CUlZ1l acuxmes mto sewen pelxods found experlmentmg 1n chemlstry lab dldn t pay plane gCOlI1ClI'1SIS struggled to trlsect a rlght angle glrls IH gym threw the1r pals Ill the shower typing students Haunted speed and accuracy ceruficates ll1CCll3I11C3l drawers learned the hard way that Indla 1IllC IS 1ndel1ble All th1s teachers and classes on the go' Un The Co 4 o o Q 8 . y . y D 7 , . y , . , u o o o 1. 's,.- , 19 :Poi ,EIN Lambs- 6 l s.5c BOARD OF EDUCATION Front row Mr Am P Colone Dr Charles W Hunt Mrs Harnet Van Woert Mr Adolphe A Myrus presldent Mrs Catherine Curtls Dr john OD0nnell Nl ll ll C X 1 I NI Xllm K rosl Dr Harold V Hager supermtendent of schools Mr Warren C lmmgton Board Promotes Consolidation lssue, Plans School Site The prlme purpose of the Board of Eclucatxon IS to conduct busmess and eclucatronal 'rffalrs of the school cl1str1ct explarned Dr Harold V Hager superlntendent ot schools and through a supermtendent ll IS I'CSPOI1S1blC lor the manage ment operatxon control marntenrnce and d1s crpllne ol the schools Durmg the school year :JO DI the Board has been confronted ruth tuo b1g projects the Valley Dr Harold V Hager new Street School and the consohdatxon rssue The new Vallesuews School sshlch IS scheduled to open September 19:11 wull haxe a capac1ty of -121 chrlclren lo teachers and clissrooms and varrous specn rl depax tments The hrst Incl foremost problem llllllg the Board concerning the consolrclttlon ISSIIC IS the great H I'llllClll chmge uhxch ll wlll lIlVOlNC 'IlllS ulll 1IlClllClC auvmentmg the school budget md extend mtg the collectlon of school taxes to lnclucle the consollcl ttccl lllSlIlClS sollcl time l X s oo s su 1 c rmve school lllSlllflS cl D1 lf s c 1 r ene ouc h te ex h x u to me ld eu l wh school mc to help Icpl lcc me rest ol the outmoclccl gr idc schools wel ic s x max th lic uc lcluc lllOll reccnecl h1s BS degree hom Colgitc l msersltx hls NI A from Sn icuse incl in L D from H ntxsxclc H -:J A V.. 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Belden Improves Program, Adds Conversatlon Class he uc IIC o111s1111cl111g lCl1lCXLlllC ol tlllgll xen c lsclcle 1 c1pal ot OHS KN IS 1l1e lJ6QlIlIllllg ol 1l1e cleselop 111e111 prom 1111 11 1l1e neu hufh school s11e Horlunq 111111 lIlLIlllJCI'S ol 1l1e llCllllX 111cl cle p111111e111s ol 1l1e S111e go1c111111c111 XI1 Becen org111111cl 1l1e 111111 lo1 llCXtlOIJlllCIll of 1l1e neu 1111 school IC 11l11ch 18 thc seconcl llIQCSl Ness Xork S111e He also 1n111a1ecl 1 cliss 111 conserx 111011 11110 lhe school Clllflfllllllll 1l1e second SCIIICSICI Nl e 1 c co11111111ec XI1 Bc cen Slllilelll COllllCll llOlll lllIIlllCI' Oll 1hc s11e Hork o11 1l11s IJTOQI 1111 IS 111s1 o11e ol the se111ces Xlr Belden IJCIlOYI'l1S lOl the school llllllllg h1s LC 1c1rs IS Ilfllltlpdl l1e l11s COllllIlll 1llx J n 111crc1s111g lllC qllllllX ol ecluc 111011 11 OHS Mr Belden IS 11111cl1 concerned 111111 1l1e p1ol1le111s ol exery 111cl1x1cl111l blllllCIll 1ncl 111s 11s llllClS 111111 ro gne 1cl11ce 'mcl enco1111ge111c111 A gr1cl11a1e of I'r1nkl1n I-hgh School 1ncl H111 suck College Nlr Belden receuecl h1s 111 XI flOIll H 1rv1rcl Nlr Clllflls X Bclclnn Nlr Bclclcn 1l1sc11sscs collage. l1f1 Xkllll OHS 1l11111111e X1Icne l's111ce nncl Nmcx Boxscn ulnlc X lllOllll Honor Soc1c1x 1111111 I1 s Xxlllldlll I-l1111g111 1'1gh1 lllfl clhu H.11gh1 hglp pour collcc 11 thc 1111111 l Xlllilllll lllllllll 81111111 .1 I I li 1 l 1 ' if 1' ' 111 1l1e IJFF- T' f' 1 s11il Nlr. Clhzneles .X. ' 11, Irin- 1 11 1 ' 'b . ' .' 1 J ,' , . ' '. . , , - 1 ' g K .' 1 I ' 1 , 1 '. ll l 'gl .' si ' ' 1 - 5 ' 1 1 5 111 I s1111liz l1e lay, ' ' I 1 1 'll , when 1l1e1'e will he Zlll 11111111111 i11c'o111e lor the Y D - --1 I 1 ' . l - .. V . ll f' X2 A 1: ' ' , II ' ' 1 1' lee ' '1 ' 1 ' ' ' '1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' , 1 1 '1 ' J ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 A - 1 '. . cr: ,... .i,1'. vi AI, 1. X H: li Vu Q JC inf? 'x Mr. Waddington. ,Xmeriran history teatlier. points out New York State on llic globe- as int-inbt-rs of the history and lan- guage departments look on. Looking are: Mr. Trabucco, Mr. Puslikar, Miss Stlmirci, Miss LaMonita. Mrs, fJllllllCllL', Mr Hnnt, Miss Ingersoll. Language, History Classes Prepare Students For Future HAROLD M. Hl'NT . . . M'0rld History: Baseball coach, Colgate Fniversity, BA.. Pittsburgh, M. Ed. K4-1-HIHZRINE P. INGERSOLL . . . English 5, Spanish 1, 23 I . Syracuse l'niversity', BA., Master's equivalent. SYLVIA V. LHMONICA . . . Latin l, 2, 33 New York State College for Teachers. Albany. BA., MA. XIXRCLPXRI-fl' XY, 0l'IME'I l'E . . . English, Social Studies, '5 - 'f'- Matliematicsg New York State College for Teachers, Oneonta, li S XX - in , .. . -.W - ,.f Q - '- I-QDXYARD l'l'SHK.XR .... American Historxg Football as- 5 x-?, ..- sistant coatli, j. Y. Basketball assistant coacbgiliings College, Q f --7' ' i Bax. ' A A CL.XR.X PQ. SCHAIRFR . . . French l, 2. 3. German l, 2: New York State College for Teachers. Albany, BMX.. Middle- bnrv College. M. X. RAYMOND I-'. 'l'R.XlSl'CCO . . . World. .Xtnerican History Harpur College, BA., New York State College for 'I eacbers, .vXlbany, MA. CLEORCE R. M'.'XDDINC'I'ON .... -Xrnerican History: Ten- nis coarlig Hamilton College, B.S.. New York State College for 'It'atliers. Albans, MA. Xinciitxni llisioix students james l'utnan1. lllaine lounsend. :ind l.eil4t .Xxhol make pre-elution pretlitllons with the and ol liistolx ltgnlici Mi, t-eoige xylllllllllgllill. l 'Al l if Good Health Promoted in Sports, Safety Featured in Shop LLOYD BAKER . . . Driver Training, Football coach, M'rest- ling coach, New York State C' .lege for Teachers, Cortland, B.S.. Syracuse l'niversity, M.S. l'.Kl'I.lNE C,-XTER . . . Girls' Physical Education, GLC ad- viser, Vniversity of Oregon, M.Ed., Oregon State College, B.S. RICH.-XRD HOBBII-L . . . General Metal, Home Mechanics, Comprehensive Shop, Auto Mechanics, Hunting Safety Pro- gram, Echo Photography Course, New York State College for Teachers, Oswego, B.S. EDWARD C. KII.l'.-XTRICK . . . Elementary Physical Edu- cation, Varsity, Junior Varsity Basketball coach, Football and Baseball assistant coach, Ithaca College, B.S., Springheld College, M.Etl. W. EDWIN LONG . . . Boys' Physical Education, Health, Boys' Leaders Club Adviser, Boys' Intramural and Inter- scholastic adviser, Track coach, Cross-country coach, Middle- bury College, B.S. WlNllfRl-QD C. M.XRt1I.l-QY . . , School Nurse Teacher, Girls' Health, St. l.uke's School of Nursing, Public Health, Syra- cuse lhiietsity. lfl.ORl-1Nt'li M. 'lERRlil,l ,... Dental Hygiene Teacher, l'iilSllllIlll Sthool ol Dental llygiene. DONALD N. SHORT . . , General XYootl, Comprehensive Shop, tlonstruction, Klonseriationg New York State College lor lieacliers, Oswego, B.S. Miss Martley, seated, makes a cotton applicator as joan Ed- wards and Miss Waters look on. Absent, Mrs. 'I'er1ell. X 1 aiu ll Discussing the importance of good health to sports with coaches Mr. Baker and Mr, Kilpatrick are Mrs. Cater and Mr. Long, physical education instructors. Left lo right: Mr. Baker, Mr. Long, Mr. Kilpatrick, and Mrs. Cater. Mr. Short, left, and Mr. Hobbie, right, look on as Robert Nichols, puts the hnishing touches to a lawn chair. X .J 35 - f an J Having a friendly geteto- gether, members of the art, music, and home economics stalls, discuss their classes. l.f'fl to right: Mrs. Bolton, art: Mr. Ware. orcliestrag Mrs. 'liylc-r, honle L'lOllOlllll5Q Mr. Caiana, handg and Mr. Halley, choir. Art, Music Classes Provide ELEANOR BOLTON . . . General. Mater' Color, Advertise ing Art, Basic Art, Skctching and painting: Syracuse Uni- versity, B. F. A. C.-XRMEN E. CAI.-XIZA . . . Band, Instrumental Music: Booster Band adviser: Ithaca College, B, S., M. A,, Masters equivalent. JANE R. TYLER . . . Homemaking 2, Family Life. Foods, Child careg Hartwick College, B. S. in Dieteticsg New York Mrs. Bolton shows Betsy Mitchell the correct way to put finishing touches on her mask, as Steven Crounse and Helen Murphy look on. Opportunity For Expression State College for Teachers, Oneonta, Home Econotnics Education. YVILLIS I.. XV.Xl.l.liY . . . Rucliments of Music, Music Ap- preciation, Harmony, Varsity Choir, Girls' Choir, Vocal Classes, Juniata College, B. A., New York University, M. .-X. .'XI.liX.XNDIiR H. MYXRE . . . Orchestra, Instrumental Music, Pomona College, B, fl., Harvard University. M. A.. Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B. A. in School Music. A group of musical appreciation students discuss musical terms with Mr. Valley. Left to right are: Bexerly Anderson, Thomas Sarrge, Frederick Huliig, and Shirley Nault. ,, is Noontinne linds hungry OHS- ans crowded around the lunch har waiting for Mrs. Agnes Pahner to serie them their meals. Cafeteria Program Provides Tasty, Inexpensive Lunches 'lhlultiply l83 school days by 400 hungry stu- dents and you come up with 73,200 lunches which inust be inexpensive, tasty, and nutriti- ous, laughed Mrs. Anne Dunlap, who, with her staff, has prepared this number of lunches throughout the past year. Arriving early in the morning, and working until nearly noon, Mrs. Dunlap and her staff cooked the lunches which were served to Sill- dents in ,junior High, Chestnut Street, Center Street, Mitchell Street, and liast End schools as well as Senior High. l'.Xn average ol' 500 slices ol' bread are used daily, since bread and butter is one ol' the best ways to serve the ininiinuin ol' two teaspoons of butter recpiired by the government. lVe must also include two ounces ol' protein, and 3 -1 cup ol' vegetable or fruit, related Mrs. Dunlap. The central kitchen, in the Home 1-Qconomics House, where the ineals were prepared, is equip- ped with huge mixers, graters, stoves and sinks. Rolls, hot out of the oven, are counted by Nlrs. Riven' hurg, Mrs. Palmer, and Mrs. Olson, while Mrs. Dunlap head of the kitchen staff, record the number 5-f School Proves Busy Place For Office Staff, Custodians fig Z ., . 'Z Q J f- ' Z . 9 ' - 1 L, fl 5 ' in t a47 1f-il . -v ' xl 'YM' 1 Tai' E t 4 Vt w p . eff t t gf lofi x - 'if' . '.', 25- '. . . e ' M ' . fliiitrf ff' fs .S 562 '.-1114! 'Z' '- to Q3 5, jpg:- , if ft! . Y c- 2 ' ,- .5gQ!i:.13'iE -ix L- . 5 .sl i - 1 - , imitf- ' jf. lg i tS,g'i-fiii-is ' OHS custodians spend much of their titne checking equipment to make sure it is in safe working condition. Left to right: Nfr. Mondillo, Mr. Thayer, Mr. Bennett, Mr. DeLamater, Mrs. Spencer. Besides keeping the school clean and warm, the custodians have various other jobs to keep them busy. The janitorial staff takes care of minor repairs in the school such as fixing a broken desk or re- placing worn out light bulbs. The custodians also take care of extra textbooks, examination paper, duplicating paper, chalk, erasers, and other such incidentals which are stored in the janitors' room. Answering queries of students or teachers is only one of the duties of the office staff. Besides reg- ular office duties, the staff does duplicating for teachers and school organizations. The staff also lends a hand with book rentals by entering them into circulation and making up lists of the stu- dents who still owe for their books. Caught in a rare moment of inactivity are Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Shaddock as they ex- amine the recently purchased electric typewriter. 6 i Q.-if if 1., ' At i, 0 -,. .-A ' f f Al . f if -ff . '. v- 4 J 7 ,' rl 'sogrf' 'vo,-v I f ' ' J fav , vvvf' -9 . Q. 1 , To 'I ' ' A, 14' ' 'O' . V f ' 4 f .,s Y ,,vf ' --0 L' . A--x--3 ,v .- .-, ',,,,4 , , ,. ,!l . 'v.---'A ,,f' T-. ,.' oY.-o' 1 'J ' ,, ,.. , 4-4. 1, ,f -,,- ...--1' ,' 0 ff' ,,'4'f' 1.1 . ,, , , . 'v 4 ' ' ' ' 1 ' 'vfl' 'a 'I' ' 4 ' ' I V ., . , . 5 0 4.1 i , A an x, 5.5 V .3 .5 s o Q 3' 5 5 G 1... ' ':3' ' f 1 , . 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'?R. ik 9 4 o l ' Qffsife f ' silflfll rt 'Qffpel' ' L' it l 1 ' ' ' oe? If-' . '- .,.. I .l 4 . 2 - 1 l Q -Q la vc l 1. O M .5 'Y sl?-V ibn., -gel - ' 27-QL: ' , lil,-Q 1'g.s,1:.v5.h,.-. fix- 'vk the OHS 2lllllCllK' progrzun as the football teznn ' -' .. '--14f:'54 . :.v W I -1 C . K . - . I x Y I rf 1 k , Q 1 Y 1' r Y' - ' V l I l 1 1 I n 4 n 1 l V 2 ' ' . 1 :JU . . 'z 2 . ' .tif ' ' ' ' s 7 1 I I ' T 1' ' l l 'L . X c c . V . L l n n u r 1 3- . Q 2 1 yt v . E. R E C . W . C 4 . Q 34' , - 3 , ff 9, l -,-.-- 1 L ' A A 4 , ', '. 'A s .cis 4 W Courtestx of the Umrnzm S1111 Xll a bundle of arms. legs, helmets. and spikes are five Oneonta defensive gridclers as they put the brakes on the oppositimrs lmll carrier. llard-liitting plat, both on offense and tlefcnse. was a big feature of the 'Sli Yt-llowjackcts. I Sports writers of the southern tier got a big surprise from the Yellowjacket gridmen, as the powerful Golden Bears of Vestal fell victim of the Oneonta football attack near the close of the '56 season. The writers were stacking the odds against the jackets, despite the fact that they were undefeated at the time. Facing another undefeated club in the battle of the unbeaten the Blue and Gold, using the newly introduced tactics of Coach Lloyd Baker, overpowered the visiting Vestal gridders, I3-6. The victory was the biggest of the season, and set off a post-game parade which tied up traffic in the city for an hour. A Coach Baker, new to OHS after guiding Mohawk to three straight un- defeated seasons, piloted the Yellowgiackets into a tie for the league championship with Ilion. The club ended the season with a 6-2 record. Dick Chase, tackle, was the stalwart of the squad's line play, earning himself a spot on the All-State team selected by upstate coaches. He also received honor- able mention for the All-.Xmerican high school football squad. Co-captain Sam LaNIonica, fullback, klohn Colyer, center, and Chase all gained membership on the Iroquois League All-Star team, with Chip YVrigl1t, guard, and Co-captain Bill XVhitaker, quarterback, named to the second team. Barry Berglund received honorable mention from the league coaches for his work at end. Fellows who earned letters besides those named to special teams included Neal Silvernail, Fred Hubig, Bill Patton, Blaine Townsend, Iiarle Hoffman, Bruce Bouton, Ron Brazier, kloe Zunimo, Bill Hadsell, Joe Pondolfino, Dennis XVeir, Chuck Sweeny, Larry Santos, and Duane Cornell. William Wright Barry Berglund john Colyer XYilliam Whitaker Samuel l.aNIonica 11 Richard Chase 1-1-' f Z J .-r, V? -V -hgxr I Z , Dripping from their drinking in Neawha Park pond following the win oxer Vestal Central, Coach Lloyd Baker and Ed l'ushk11r join the team in cheering as they watch the players climb out of the water. g ,yi C-ridmen Attract Crowdsg 'Yellowjacket Day' Declared Few Yellowjacket football teams have attracted as much attention in the community as the '56 squad. At home games, about 4,000 students and adults jammed Neahwa Park to watch the Oneonta gridders. At the Vestal game, it was only poor weather that averted turning fans away. The day of the Vestal encounter was declared Yellowjacket Day in Oneonta by Mayor Roger Hughes. Sponsored by local merchants, the play- ers had their pictures on the back page of The Oneonta Star on Saturdays of home games. XVhen the playing season was over, the Junior Chamber of Commerce gave a banquet for the Jackets. Xvhen letters were awarded in january, two awards were presented for the first time. One, given by Bill's Sport Shop, went to Dick Chase for the outstanding linesman of the year. The other, presented by Gaylord's service station, went to Chip Wright as the most improved player of the '56 season. 'iam LaNIonica and Bill XYhitaker, left, look mer one of the football squads trophies with their successors as covcaptains. aloe Zummo and Chip XYright. YI . , at-c Q-J f . V XUJUN . .j to-.. 1, WQL . I, . 'a -. - I. --u,a- .,,,x- ,'x ,X I il .it- X 5 ,,- jim Morgan and jim llimes cross the linish line in a dead Dick Ingraham and jim Morgan lead the pack during heat to place first in the Delhi meet. cross-country practice on the Xtilher Park course. I I I I Harriers Ex erlence Best Year' Annual Meet Initiated I The annual Oneonta invitational meet was initi- CROSS-COL'XTRY- QLow Score XVinsj ated into the school sports program this fall, prov- , , , , M ing that Cross-country had established itsell' Hrmly UH5 Oppoxhxqs at OHS- , t , , , 27 Walton 29 Coach XX. L. fShortyj Longs runners expert, enced their most suc'c'essl'ul season, winning all their 213 Norwich 30 dual meets and placing third in the New Hartford ' and the Cohleslcill invitationals. 26 Delhi 29 CROSS-COL'N'l'RY-Frorzl roam' Charles Reinshagen, Ronald Baldwin, XVarren Ramp, Dale Benedict. Gary Clark, james l'tter, Gilbert Sollowas. .Srcvnirl ron-.' Bruce Clark. Richard Ingraham, Richard Brown, james Himes, Charles Potter. William Nlcllonongh, Richard Yanllusen, Mr. W. Edwin lung. coach. Third roam William Holmes, Stephen Rerley, james Morgan. Harold Howland. Thomas Sweet, john Halley, Charles Hager, George Smith. ii? sq LJ Wx - uf' x,, ,,,f X. ,k 6 nd 3 ff N 'X--d-ff 1 an . ,kH,.Qr, 1 9 is A 0 VXRSITY B.XSKli'l'l3.XLL-First mum' Russell Chase, Frcrlerick Hulsig, Barry llerglund, Mr. Edward l'usl1kzu', assistant coaclig Samuel l,z1Nlonica, Richard Clause. john Colfer, Earle Huffman. joseph Nloliuzxri. mzmagerg Ward johnson. Wilbur lluclsell, Mr. liclwurcl Kilpatrick, coaclig Ricliurcl Ingraham, XVilli1uu Wliiiaker, james l'utnzuu. Norwich Came Highlights Successful Basketball Season Riclmrcl Clizise xlauues Pumzun Frederick Hulmig 1'illl'lC Hflflilllllll I, . .A fQ4q 'N 4 '. as ,gg ,.-we f ' a J ' , X ' ' .E ' -,l if 0' J , s 'W ,i --.. x ' -'ff' 5. maH'.i:l.3 Q if 'T 1 F' an vf . Q 4' . . ' V 'f .N V 'XV V -,fi Am. 4, s 3 A lf X - K xg lx 5 ,f ,. iff V, -'Dull L Fast Moving Plays Provide Ticket For League Wins Fast moving plays set the pace as the Yellow- jacket cagers made their mark with a ll-0 record. Establishing themselves early in the season, Coach lid Kilpatric-k's men took three straight wins helore meeting their first defeat. XVard Johnson led the cluh in scoring with a total of 227 points during the regular season. Close on his heels was Pete Putnam with 215. Pete earned a spot on the Iroquois League all-star team. Defeating arch rival Norwirh in the hnal contest, OHS tied with them for third place in the Iroquois League standings. VARSITY SCORIQS OHS 61 Sherhurne 30 OHS , . 51 Herkimer 37 OHS , . . 79 Vestal . 70 OHS . -13 Binghamton Central 58 OHS , . 72 Mont Pleasant 70 OHS . 72 Sherlmurne A10 OHS 59 Mohawk 410 OHS . 70 'IIerkimer -ll OHS 62 :7NOl'Xk'll'll 70 OHS . 7l 'Ilion , 57 OHS 51 'kllion 59 OHS 00 Vestal 52 OHS 50 'Little Falls 57 OHS 50 New Hartlord , 83 OHS 73 'Moliznvk 57 OHS All Little Falls Gel OHS 59 Mont Pleasant 7Al OHS . 62 Norwich 'Iroquois League Games XVard.lohnsor1 XYilliam XVhital4er f P gg f ,dw 5 7 . +I 1. li Qtr V 'J i 41225.35 5 'Z' 'I' fi ff? -O' :Il fig W vi Junlor Varsity Cagers JUNIOR VXRSI'IY SC ORLS OHS Sherburne OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS 0 OHS OHS OHS OHS I11on OHS OHS OHS OHS , X10111V1x OHS OHS OHS 'KHCYRIIIICY Vestal Btnghamton Qentt 11 Mont Pleasant Sherburne XIo11mk 1ICl'141I11CI 'Norxs1c11 ' Ihon Vcsttl 'I lttle 1' 111s New H ntlottl 'I lttlc 1' 11 s NI mt PIL tstnt 3kXOIXNll11 'Iroqums I e tgue f IIIICS Frtihman Denmx H mm lttps lugh to ICCOXLT hound m the hrst Oneonta Ihon Jauee Lncounttr Jim n IIS ll. lu' .f JLXIOR W XRSI TY B-XSKF I B XII f7'071f mu N'll11l11 Drlggs Iarrw Santos sllllldlll Sutter Rtchard Blanchard Charles lotter eiptatn Paul Plerce I3IXlCl Cooper Serond ron Xhlltam Holmes manager Rlilldfil Wheeler Rolmert Fstrahroolt Nhthael Syron Rlchlrtl Brown manager llmrl Charles Svseenev Robert Russo Nhthtel Sttltltler X1r Edward Kllpatrtck coach .Z.-,,,,. 1 nu 4 1 I A1 VM , 1' f- ' . i V Q 'A 1 A N 'wr H X I A f' 471 : A A A 1, I Sl . . z 'VI , . 1 L I: .H il' 1' 'ei 'o' Q 5 ,,- V ll S .N - - 51 -r . 5 x 1, - ,x I ' 4, ' ,I 5 I 2 - XF' lx I I x f S . , 7 nz f Aff ' 7f 2 row: Nfrjylidwtard Ptlshkar, asgistant .fOZll'1lj. Bruce Jester, . ,...t,, 53 . , , . -12 . . . . ,47 ' A A , 31 . ...., . 55 ' , 71 3 ,..... 38 ' it ' ' -. os .1 ...,,. 51 23' 59 .' ,,,l.., 59 C . . 35 1 . ...... 65 . 2 ' A13 A, 4 .' . . . 64 ' ' 58 , 5 A 50 .' 56 Q .' . . 56 ' 51 ' .' , 5-1 ' -18 .' . -17 1 59 . 5-1 Q 'z 5 '15 A . S13 51 S .' 58 . 2 ' ' . .118 - .' 61 Q ' 'L 11 119 hm' .' -18 A r 'z Q2 T0 f . 519 '. ' 5 75 'Y ' , 2, gt g -, 4 a 'ar' .' ' ' ' ll te- ' B XSHSXII Front ron ames Spencer Larry Hubler R1Lh3Tt1 Ingra11a111 joseph 11dgcon Capt 1n I-'rank St11r1a1e I'1r1x 11105 Sffmzd mu Nfr Harold Hunt coach R1c1111c1 Chlc XN111111r Huisell 01111 Colxer lhrrx 1Strg1111111 c11dl1CN 111L 1n1gtr Il nd 1111 anus NIar11lc anus I11o111as Nhron 1t1t11 Bruce Ilouton Ronald Bralur ostph 1111111110 Jackets Tle For FIFSI In Cruelmg lroquols Contest 1956 BATTING AVERAGES .f 511werna11 Thomas Xlarble Pulgeon Ingraham Berglund 8111112116 C 11 156 Bouton S 111t0s 1996 PITCI-IIN G RECORDS 8111105 Bouton C base -be 1 913 9 0 I '70 Xxc 1 1110 Captaln joe Pldgeon toes the plate to Id11N UID a r11n ftr the Xellowjackets M110 ended t11c1r season 1n .1 thru ss IX 110 for the Iroq11o1s League CIIIIUIPIOHSIIIIJ ... 5... 1 1 1 stty 5 .J N Y, Vg 's 11, 'Q f .JV 1' .21 A- lk I. V: 7- W ,uma 1 ,D Y J. ,J 4, V H . fn 4 XB R H . -. ' ' ' 4' 4 1 ' 35 12 10 .289 'tt 51 13 19 . f 40 11 11 .:' ' t -10 16 11 .27f K 43 3 15 .313 43 5 13 36- 5 -' 34 12 6 .1'7 15- -16 9 9 .196 J Q, X -'Q ti 1-P W 28 5 7 .-'o .4 .5 15 3 2 .133 .5 u. 5- - A' 1 g Q ,f,.- ' '52 G 11' L . 6. ' Q -- 51 6 6 0 .1 1' '-'V ' , ' , 6 5 1 .833 .6 1 E 'f -4, 3 2 0 2 .ooo 1 -. If n , Keeping in shape on the apparatus during their gym classes. Mayne Hess Yillllli the high har and Rodney Icstcr stretches for his toes after jumping off thc spring hoard. Athletes Maintain Fitness With Apparatus, Volleyball Charlie Maine spikes as lid Flmcndorf, Blaine Town- send, and Bill lflanigan jump high to defend against at score. Volleyball is one of the winter sports in which hoys piirtitipatc during the snowy season. MP4, ,bf' X . :VKX ,Q-fi. X ,f Zi .5 l XX RISIIIXC Font 1 mqxll Stewart mm lgLI imu Nlurphx lhrrx Hlmg 1JllCBLI'IL1llCl Il0Il'llClXxll1lC Sammi mu co lu emu ummm. n mn Nl Rohul xlLLS1g .uno Ihllllllllk mml LI nr nun UILI er nun ur I Lll lm Ronald BIZIZILI 5 ph llmmo I mth ml Ronald Suumom Dlllll Boggs tene l'1gdlX Lharlu XOI'lllIl1lJ Dennls XILILIII White Captures League Title Team Cams Experience OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OHS OIIS OHS OHS H RFSTLIXC RB CORD X01 muh IMICTLIIIICI H1011 Nloll Hslx Le I X01 Mlfll IPICILIIIICI lllOll Xlolm wk Lxttle IH ills -'md i .J Qfx V Y l V' 4 L , x l .1 l X Qs A-'V Q1 ' v rv vlwwgw j l-'Rl ' f. ' ' . .' Q- 1' 'flux' ' Q . ' NIL Lloxd linker. A zlchg jam Sp- Clo 1 ' ', Q Lg . 'l'l1 i mu-J 5211 'l lx Joe fl , -Il ' ':': ' l I I I .' I9 ' Q 13 ' f 21 . 1 .' 21 Lil l 'Hills 5 8 - f I I ' f 19 , 1 .' 20 ' 'L u1,lPlN'lU'J ns' ae QQ 'ev il' ce P 3 -5 U 1 N IRXCK Front mu Isred Cannlstra james Constantme Rlchard Hecox Cart Clark Dale Bcnedxct Rlchard XBHDIISCIT Suomi mu' unes Huues Samuel LaNIon1c1 I-ugene Iompklns Robert Bryant Loren Hall Blame Iomnsend Xlr H ldxun Long coach lluzrl ron Lester Xlurdoclt Iohn Courtnev vlllllllll Barnett lhomas Sweet joseph Stewart Rxthxrd C trpenter Russcll Blick Fourth you Ldward lmnew Yhllxatu Nlcllonough Stewen Crounse Roger Frltts :af it-.1 '- 'tifiglw-za-f s,'ff3-ag,vfL.a.,,fJ W .F ai .x..'r' .-J Clndermen Break Records Place Second ln League The traclunen ol Coach XV E fShorty Long came up xuth an unpressne dual meet record last spung endmg the season ruth five mms agalnst one defeat Losmg only to Ihon OHS oxerpowered Herklmer Lxttle Falls Mohawk Delhx and Nor W1Cll The DHA, 465 trlumph over arch rnal lNor wrch was the hlgh pomt of the season Gene Tompklns set a new mark lor both the school and league record books IH the hlgh Jump clearmg the bar at 0 ll Cll1I'1Ilg the IfOqllO1S League meet 1n 'Xin The jump bloke the long ndmg record ol 5 9 ' Iankx Ioren Hall ls up and mer the hugh Jump har during pracuce at tht H ehh Island Kruk Sam IaNIonxca reaches out to take the hzuulmoo studs from Blame Iowsnsend Clllflllg a relax race practlce x I egg. . 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Daniel Baldo, C.ordon Pllllllx Stephen Nleagley, Hr. George Kerxhzlw. zulxiwr. Szmzrlizzg: liar! Hcuunan. Rodney -I4-xlcr, William Lawyer, bury clllfisllllilll. OHS Winter Sports eams Sweep Iroquois League J -gi rl laml Ilowxmi w-luis the bull OHS. mm the not gn Xlxnlin Hull! wgitchu for llu- llIJIJflllL'lll.N rc-turn slum. lhc hun are IIICHIIICIN of the Inilmg-pmlg lcurlmlzmim winter Worn all Tournament Victory Tops Successful Winter Season Oneontis XNIIIICI' sports ctexs compiled the htst record ol am OHS tenn Clllllllg the snowy months wsmmng the II'OqllOlS Le lgne ch iIllIJlOI1SlllIJ and swxeepmg to uctorx at the trx inqul tr le tgne tourni ment ln 'NI.1rch Volleslnll badnnnton md bowling ill closed OHL the se tson ruth :JO records uhxle tnhle tcnnts e trned 1 4 l score card lack Holstead and Jim Mlchaud copped the b rd mmton doubles ChHIIlIJl0HSl1lP lox the second stralght xear and 'Nlartw Holtz md XX une C COI'gll worked thelr may to the Cl1dIllIJlOIlSl1lIJ table tenms doubles The bosshng squ id rolled then ts tx to the le IQUC champlonshlp lor the second xetr ln 1 rows sport mg 1 team ax erdge ot 2146 ill the wsmter sports clubs comlnned lor 990 points toss ard the all sports trophx which put OHS tn the lead ln the rice for the cnp is the sptlng sports stilted RIFLE CLLB Front you 1LXCf6llgllXLIIld1l Stephen ohnon Stroud mu Harold keator Herbert Sousa lhoxnns uhar Garx Sollossax Nhchael Ilgqll Illlll Nlr Donald Short aduser Roger Nlxllel NI1chacl Sllllldlll Irrcd BllClClIll3l'l Neal Xorrxs Rlillalil lapmc 'Neal 5llNCfDd1l ,Q i 'x x ell I I , . . 4 , . . 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Spike it! became the motto of the volley ball teams. Twenty Eve who had mastered the game traveled to Delhi twice for meets. As basketball invaded the gym, each team played vigorously to win the school championship. Along with basketball came badminton, shuflle board, and tumbling. Every Tuesday at the recreation alleys on Market Street sixty bowling enthusiasts made the pins fly. Miss Jeanette Scarano, business instructor, was on hand to give helpful pointers on how to hit strikes and spares. Spring moved the girls outside, with softball and bat in hand. The best skilled participated on the interscholastic team, which had meets with Cooperstown and Delhi. CLC members Xiarv Clolone. Iiyelyn Baker, Ruth Hathaway. Betty DeVito, and Clarol Luckcnbach, practite basketball skills. S Students Behmd the reyolymg uhlrl of act1v1t1es classes and sports were the students semors Jumors and sophomores Senlors sometlmes proudly sometlmes yxlstfully enjoyed benefits of senlordom mxsty eyed matched last football and basketball games gleefully planned plcnlc and Semor psythologxcal apt1tude tests bartered Chr1stmas cards to fallllly and frlends struggled at last mmute to complete term paper l1H1OI'S-Cilllglll betys een semor maturrty and sophomore mnocence struggled through Amer1can hlstory I and looked forward to more next year showed off new rmgs took an act1ve part 111 clubs and orgamzatlons surveyed college catalogues held class meetmgs to dxscuss the1r busmess looked forward to next year Sophomores tr1ed followmg semors footsteps st1l1 an ed by hlgh school e year progressed they began to hold the1r own faxthfully attended sports events havmg yague IIHPTCSSIOIIS of senlordom but hope' All th1s senlors Jumors and sophomores on the g O O O Cn The Co . , V Y V. V . T . 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Rlchard Allen Vlrgmxa Babbltt Robert Baker Florence Baldwxn Grace Bartrlottx Charlotte Bateman Barry Berglund Nlarxlxn Black Lella Axhoj joan Barley RICH ARD H ALLEN Industrial Arts major LEILA U AXHOJ Science Mathematics majors Varsrtv Cholr 2 3 4 junlor Varsxty Majorettes 2 Varsltv Majorettes 3 4 Head Majorette 4 Gxrl Lead er 2 3 VIRGINI A ANN BABBITT Busmess Art majors JOAN EVELYN BAILEY Busmess major Grrls Choir 2 0HSan 4 Pep Club 4 ROBERT ALLEY BAKER Business major Var sity Choxr 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Flag bearer FLORENCE IRENE BALDWIN Art Busmess majors GRACE ANN BARTILOTTI Busmess major Hockey 2 3 Pep Club 4 Pep Club secretary 4 Grrls Chorr 2 CHARLOTTE JEAN BATEMAN Busmess Scrence majors OHSan 3 4 Pep Club 4 Grrls Cholr 2 BARRY BERGLUND Mathematxcs Scrence ma jors jumor Varsity Basketball 2 3 VHYSIIV Basketball 4 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Class treasurer 4 Radxo Club 4 Math Club 4 Natronal Honor Soclety 4 MARILYN BLACK Sclence Mathematrcs majors Band 2 3 4 Dramatncs Club 3 Booster Band 4 Basketball 2 40' rv' -rf fi' l 4'- , ,,: 1 , ,: 1 - s ,,. r x ... ,, . 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' ' N 'la - CXRNIIN IRXNCES BROOKS Science Nfathe m us majors B nd P 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 arsxty Choir 4 Drmntlcs C lub 7 3 Booster Band 4 Basket ball 3 Izcho Z Cl ORI I XNNE BROXN N Busmess Ar majors OHSan 4 Ltbo 2 Pep Club 4 HI-C I OR B C XNFIIALD Nlathcmatxcs major NORNI4 C CARR Nlathematrcs Sclence Art ma jors I'cho 2 3 4 hull and Scroll 4 Hocltew 2 Bowl mg 3 lep Club 4 Student Councrl 3 Natronal Honor Socxety 4 RICH XRD DOW CH NF Xl3IllCIllEllICS Science majors Varsity Football 7 3 4 Xarsm Basketball 3 X arsltx Baseball 2 3 guage major Varsxty Cbonr 2 FRXNK R CON FI- JR trt Industrral -Xrts majors Dramatlcs Club 2 3 I XTRICI4 ANY CORNISH Nlathematncs Scnence majors C xrls Leaders presrdenr 4 Pep Club treasurer 4 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 Cnrls Leaders 3 4 JOHN O COLRTNEY Sc1ence Nfathematxcs majors Cross countrw 2 3 Hath Club 4 PXTRICI-X ANN CROWLEX Scxence Nlathe matxcs majors Iunmr Varslty Cheerleader 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Songleader 4 Basketball 3 Pep Club 4 9,53 'ICI' T Q swim I P -3 Carmen Brooks Hector Canfield 3' Gloria Brown Norma Carr Rtchard Chase 4411113111 Chrlstman I-'rank Conte Patrxcra Cormsh john Courtney Patrrcra Crowley . 1.'f . .... ' ,. - j at'. 1' xg a L, , 3 ' r . ., 3 V .' t :xi ,.:Q' . Q: lj-: '- 4: ' ' : ' I :U . Rl H'II.LIANI ALEXANDER CHRISTMAS . . . Lan- ,-' . I A A Al . Q . A I 1 l 'AK ui 3 F ' ' A . . . 4 X if ' ,pgvf . .Q ' A fl J , I N. A W lf Doroths Currxe Percy Decker Bonme Delanev joan DeLon Patrlcxa DeNard0 Dons Dejo Joanne Dtrnn Rrchard Edmunds Margaret Dy keman Edward Elmendorf 'ESQ DOROTHY BFRNICE CURRII Xrt Busmess mljors Iunlor X7'lI'SllW Cheerleader 2 VHTSIIN Cheer lc :der 3 4 Clltcrleaclers secret ITN 4 Pep Club presl dcnt 4 Hockcs 3 Varsm Chmr 9 3 4 Basketbxll 2 3 Softball 3 Yolleyball 3 PERCY C DFCKFR Mathematlcs Busmcss I'lI'l jors Bowhng 7 BONNIE D DEL XNEX Sclence Nfatbematxcs mrjors unlor Narsnty Cheerleader 3 Varsnty Cheer lcader 4 C rrls Leaders uce president 4 Pep Club 4 jO XN BEVERLY DeLO'NIG Art major Future Homemakers of Amerrca 4 PATRICIA ANN DeN ARDO Busmess major Pep Club 4 Bank teller 2 3 4 DORIS NIINNIE DEXO Art major Grrls Chorr IO XNNF 'NIARIL DIRXIY Science major Grrls leaders 3 4 XI XRG XRF I FLMNF DH Isl' NI KN Xrt major Cxrls Cholr 7 3 Lrbrarx Club 4 Dramaucs Club 3 Pep Club 4 RICH XRD IXXIF9 FDNIUNDS SCICDCC Niathe matics Ianguxge majors Booster lhnd 7 3 Student I ouncrl 4 IDX! XRD XI I-l NIIHNDORI- Language Nfathe matics Sucncc majors Student Councrl 3 lcnms 2 4 Xolluball vng,,ggg,!4- I1 'QW17 N.: SUS-KN S FEENEY Language Nlathematics Science majors Pep Club 4 Nlath Club 4 IN ILLIANI JOHNT FL-XNIC AN Science Nfathe matics Language majors Clenms 2 3 4 Xarsitw Choir accompanist 3 4 Key Club P 3 4 Kew Club secretary 4 National Honor Societx 3 4 National Honor Soci ety treasurer 4 Volleyball 3 4 Boss Ensemble 3 VIRGINIA NI XE FRANKENBERG Home Eco nomics Business majors Pep Club 4 Future Home makers of America 4 Library Club 3 4 Library Club president 4 umor Xarsitx Nlajorcttes 2 3 P-XTRICI X ANN FI II FR Language Business Science majors Class secretary 2 Pep Club 4 Radio Club 4 C irls Choir 2 NIELXIN CRECORY Nfathematics Science ma jors Echo 2 2 Echo and OHSan business manager 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Niath Club 4 KXTHXRINF GRIFFIN Science Nfathematlcs language mijors I-cho 0 Student Council 2 Yarsttw Choir 0 3 4 Girls Ensemble 4 National Honor Soct etx 4 National Honor Societs president 4 Radio Club Xlath Club NANCI GROSSNI XN Art major National Honor Societx 4 JEFFRFX H XICHI Science Nlathematics Lan guage majors Cliss treasurer 5 Fcho 3 4 Echo editor sus o 4 Boss Fnscmble 4 Natrona Honor Sottttx 4 ROBFRT X HXINI-S Business major IORFN X HXLL language Science Xlathematics ors X mllesball C ross ct Nttional Honor Socletx 4 Nlatlt Club 4 Nancy Grossman Robert Haines Susan Feeney William Flanigan Virginia Frankenberg Patricia Fuller Nlelun C regorx Katharine C rifhn jeffrey Haight Loren Hall 4 X 6 , 5 A .' Q . . , , ' 1' .1 ,Z L f .5 I A ' ,A 'Mg' X . . . . . , I . , I it - Y V Y ' .I . .. ,.. ... .. - , .: ' . , 3 ' ' , . ' . 4 - r I I - . v ' ' . . ' ' '- 1 A A i ,A I ' , S A' - ' ' , -' ' : : - , 1 5 , v Q I. V. v . . I: ... J... . . . , , ., -I ' Z I , 1 1 . 0 . '.' 1 'I .. . . ' ..' - ' ' .: ,.:' : M IA - , . . .. . .., , , I A -. . 3 . :H C - , 454 L 4. ' - lr-. , . .. . , 4 I il-T' 'g 41- -v I 0 4: Var, V' Clh tr 3, : V, L .' .l maj 'g 't V . 2. 33 1 mntrs' 33 Track 2, 3: Chester Hallett Lmda Hanson Robert Harrls Eltzabeth Hartman Ruth Hathaway Mayne Hess james Himes Earle Hoffman Ruth Hanford Patrtcra Harrmgton 5,44-1' w ' 1 ri! CHESTER W HALLETT Sctence Mathematlcs majors RUTH ELAINE HANFORD Mathematlcs Sclence majors Orchestra 2 3 Glrls Ensemble 3 4 Varsrty Chorr 3 4 LINDA L HANSON Buslness major PATRICIA HARRINGTONI Sclence major jun lor Varstty Cheerleader 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 OHSan 4 Grrls Chotr 2 Pep Club 4 Radio Club 4 Hockey 2 ROBERT B HARRIS Sclence Mathematlcs ma jors Echo 2 Forenslc League 3 Key Club 2 3 4 ELIYABETH CAROLINE HARTMAN Sctence Mathemattcs majors jumor Varsity Cheerleader 3 Varsxty Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 4 Varsity Cholr 3 4 Gxrls Cholr 2 Radio Club 4 RUTH ELAINE HATHAWAY Science Mathe matlcs majors juntor Varstty Majorettes 2 Varsity Nlajorettes 3 4 Majorettes secretary 4 Girls Leaders 2 3 4 Grrls Leaders treasurer 3 secretary 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety vtce presxdent 4 Student Councll 3 OHSan 2 4 Varsity Choxr 2 3 4 Choxr ltbrarlan 3 WAYNE S HESS Mathemattcs Sclence Industrral Arts major JAMES R HIMES Nfathemattcs Industrtal Arts majors Varsrty Cholr 2 3 4 Varsrty O 4 Track 2 3 4 Track captam 4 Cross country 2 3 4 LARLE W HOFFMAN Mathematics Sctence majors Track 2 Varstty Football 3 4 Varsxty O vrce prestdent 4 Jumor Varslty Basketball 2 Varslty Basketball 3 Basketball captam 4 N JOHN R HOLSTEAD Science Nlathemattcs ma jors Cross country 2 3 4 Class vtce president 4 Key Club uce presldent 4 Band 2 3 4 Echo sports edltor 4 Key Club Z 3 4 Echo 2 3 4 Badmmton 2 3 4 Natxonal '-lonor Society 4 XIXRTIN DWID HOLTI Scxence Mathematncs Language majors Nlath Club 3 4 lennls 2 3 Table Tenms 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socrety 4 CHARLES E HOT XLING Industrial -Xrts Nfathe matxcs majors Bowllng 2 3 4 FALL GLENN HON ARD Science Xlathematlcs majors lable Tenms 2 3 Math Club 3 Forenstc League 3 Echo 2 FREDERICK CXRLHEINZ HUBIG Science Xlathematxcs Xluslc majors Varslty Football 2 3 4 Varsxty Basketball 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Varsltv O 3 4 Band Z 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Varslty Chotr 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Boss Ensemble 4 NORNHN DOLGLAS Hl NCERFORD Nlathe mantcs Scxence majors Cross country 2 3 Irack 2 OHSan editor 4 Natxonal Honor Society 4 RODYEY D JESTER Mathematics Industrlal Arts majors DOLGLAS jOHNSO'NI Nlathematlcs Sctence Lan guage majors Track 2 Volleyball 2 Student Councnl 2 Band 2 Orchestra 2 Booster Band 2 3 Nauonal Honor Socnety 4 XV-XRD -X JOHNSON Mathematlcs Sclence ma jors Transferred from East Greenbush Central 4 Varslty Football 4 Varslty Basketball 4 Math Club 4 STANLEY LEE KEACH Mathematics major XVresthng 3 4 Varslty Football 3 lf- ,Tvaie-X hf'7 'lil' , .el., .1- if an john Holstead Charles Hotalmg Martm Holtz Paul Howard Frederick Hublg Norman Hungerford Rodney Jester Douglas johnson Ward johnson Stanley Keach Nellie-Gay Kiel Noel Kothe Fred Knapp Mayne Kreger Samuel La'VIon1ca IV1ll1am Lawyer Gal Lewxs Donna Macliwen Men K Lockrxdge Charles Marne 153: -qu! .av- ' IIIH X K XI1lhem1ucs mrlor O cbestrw ' 3 0HS'm 4 Clrls Leaders 4 Pep Club 4 XOII X KOFI HI Xhlllematlcs Science marors Irllo 2 3 4 Iorcnslc League lnbrsmin 3 Ninth Club I Vursrtw Cllfllf P 3 4 C uls lnsemble 4 Ilowlmg 3 xl md Scroll 3 IRI D H XRVI Y KN API' Xrl mayor llI'CSll1l'lg 2 X lrsntx Choir P Xl UNI IHONI X9 KRI'C'I R Nluslc malor Var lx Clolr 2 3 4 V lrslly lhscblll 2 Cross country 2 SXNIIII B I'1NIO'NICX Nl'lll'lCIIl3llC9 Sclence mxlors Class nee preslclent 2 Student C0llI'lCll Lreas urcr 3 Vrrslty Cholr 3 4 Varslty Foothill 2 3 4 Football co captam 4 Track 2 3 4 Class presxdent 4 Rullo Club 4 Xlath Club 4 XIII IIXXI C I XINXER Nlathematxcs Industrlal Iris mrjors Bmwllng 2 3 4 Cross country 2 Track XII LI Xlarhematxcs Science majors Sluclcnl Council 3 Ihnk teller 2 3 4 XII RI lx LOC ICRIDC E Sclence Busmess majors nor Xarsllx XIIIOICIICS 2 Clrls Lcarlcrs 2 3 X lrsllx xldj0lLllCS 3 XHTSIIN Choir 2 3 4 lep Club C nls lnsemlm DUNN X lx U XI ul XX I-N Xlathem lllfs Sclencc ungms N lrsllx ClI0lI' 3 4 X ITNIIX Choir secrelars and uc lNllI'Ll 4 C llss surct :rx 4 C 1rls Isnsunble 4 Bowl mg, I Xdllflllll Honor SOCICIN 4 XRI I 9 NI XIXI' Science Xhthematxcs 11 IIIIIOI X lINllY Iiaslcetlnll 1 Ihsclnll mana er I Xollexblll 3 Musxu Ioollull I Cross counlrx 4 Rulno Club 3 4 S 'uf' C' XLE I0 KN NI XI OXEX Busxncei major Yarsltx Choir P 5 4 Iunlor XHTSIU Nlalorutcs 9 ClI'lS En nclnblc .5 4 Dzalnallcs Club 3 Radio Club 4 Pep 1 XXONXI ll NIC XD XXI? Home lrononnm Busl n xx IUIIUIS Xarsnx Choir 3 4 s oxr 2 Puturn HCPIllCll1llxCfS of XIIICTICI Qmrglarx 4 il S XX IXNP XILH XI I-. Xrl XI uluunatlcs ma lors junior X lrsxls C hccllculcr ' X ITSIIX C hccrlcadcr 3 I Song Lmdcr 'S Head Chccrlcnlcr 4 Hocku 7 4 Softball I lhskctball 3 Natlonal Honor Soclctx 4 N'lIl0llll Honor SOCICIX Smcretarx 4 B IRB XRX I XICICLXX XIathc-nntxcs Sclence l lnguwgg IIIIIUIS X I I X XX XIIIXIC XC Honu l'CClll0Ill1C.S major C nls Choir 4 Llbrarx Club Radlo Club 4 I-uture Holnun lkcrs of Xlncrnca 4 Songleacler 4 IXX IS I XIIC H X D Nlulmunmu Sclencc ma s nal Bo ' 3 4 Bulnnn SXNDRX XXX XIINFROSE SCICIICC xf'lll1CIl'l'lllCS maqors l3anlC1LllLr 7 3 4 RON XI D XIIXI F l I SCICIICE XIlIl1CllI'lllCS In strl ll Is ors C ross countrx ' Lk Sluclcnl C ounul 4 j0Sl-I H I' Xl I NIOLIN XRI JR Language Xlathemaucs Sucnce majors kcs Club ' 2 4 Cros lnlrx m ntrx Igor 4 Basket ll nrgnr ' 3 10 XX NIOLINI l X BUNIIICSS IIIIICDI' C urls C lmlr P Color Guard 3 4 Cnlc Xialonex honne Nic Kdams Susan NIcHale Barbara NIcKcan XICI1 Xicmkmg nnu Nhchaud Ronald Nhncltc joan Nlolmeaux si' ....-.w june Nlolmeux Stephanne Mouyos Shirley Nault 'Inn Nnchols Rose Parnsx Lynn Parsons Ronald Patrlc Robert Patton lx D ll Charles Nlorse james Nlurphy -Q ll' .vi 'IE' JUNE NIOI INEIJX Busmess Science majors Color Cuard 3 4 C-urls Choir 2 3 CH XRLFS NIORSE Business major Varslty Choxr 2 3 4 Drnnatncs Club 2 3 Bowl1ng2 3 4 Track 2 SILPH VNIII l'-X 1'I'ON NIOUYOS Science Bun ness majors Vxrsxty Cbonr 3 4 Cnrls Choir 2 IANIES H XII RPHY Science Industrlal Arts majors Cross countrw 2 XI restllng 3 SHIRLFY ANN N XLLI NIIISIC major Glrls Cholr 2 3 Lnbrars Club 2 3 Llbrars Club uce presldent ANN LOUISE NICHOLS Sclence Matbematlcs majors Library Club 3 4 lep Club 4 ROSF R PXRISI Busmess major Varslty Choir 2 3 4 C urls Ensemble 4 GITIS Leaders 2 3 4 Volley ball 2 Softball 4 LYNN IRVINC- PARSONS Xlathematrcs major Batlmmton 2 3 4 ROY XLD PXFRICK XIHIIICIIIHIILS Sc1ence ma jors Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Booster Band Z 3 4 Math Club 4 ROBERI IN PAI ION Mathemaucs Sclence majors Varsxtw Football 2 3 4 Jumor Varslty Basket ball 2 'in-nl fill si 'If' rf I-459' Q.. ,ff ' If Q5 ' f' .' I ' ' , ' ' 9 ' - . 1 , 3 T , . , , 9 1 - 5 , Q ' -, , I ' ' , I T .-. C .N ' ' , . 'xg z s ' I ' ., 3 ' . . 1 43 Glrls Leaders 33 jumor VHTSIIY Majorettes 3. Ill' lv l . . . . I A , I ' . ' , . I I , Ill . . .A . . . .' ' 3 ' , ' N, I I - 9 , , S ' 5 . v v v ' ' ' . 1 1 ', ' A A ' h A K I I .' 2 . . . I l A-4 D ' -Z , , 2 -' f , , I ' . , - K , . Y ' i V. . ' 1' Q .Y . . . l , . : ,' , , 3 - - Y .- . I . , J ,X h xg jf, :.- , V ' - O l,,. AMELIA PISCITELLI Mathcmatncs Sclence Language Busmess majors Echo 3 4 Volleyball 2 Hockey 3 Softball 3 Pep Club 4 Nlath Club 4 Qul and Scroll 3 4 NIARY LOUISE PLANTS Busmess major Varsity Choxr 3 4 Gxrls Ensemble 3 4 Library Club 3 Echo GERALD C PLATT Science Industrlal Arts ma jors Varslty Football 4 lVrestl1ng 2 3 4 Wrestling captam 4 JAMES H PUTN ANI Mathematics Science ma jors junior Varslty Basketball 2 VHTSIIW Basketball 3 4 Fenms 3 4 Varslty O 3 4 Football manager 2 3 Radio Club 4 lNauona1 Honor Society 4 Math Club 4 WARREN K RANIP Nfathematlcs Sclence ma jors Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 Dance Band 3 4 Booster Band 2 3 4 Cross country 4 hVl'CSllll'lg 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 EDWARD P RAYNSFORD Industrxal Arts Sclence majors Track 2 3 4 Cross country 2 3 OTS BARBARA ANN ROSENFELD Sclence Nlathe matxcs majors G1rls Cholr 2 3 Echo 2 Radlo Club 4 DONNA L ROSS Busmess major Gxrls Cholr W AYNE L SARRGE Busmess major 133' -JT' X'-ni iQ ...af Amelna P1sc1tell1 Gerald Platt if Xlary Loulse Plants james Putnam H arren Ramp Eduard Rasnsford Dewey Rogers Barbara Rosenfeld Donna Ross XX anne Sarrgc :' U L : , Q - , 1 2 'll Q . U . , .... ' j, ' . . ' bf 31, '. J . ,, 5- ., ls ' 1 ,I Z ' ' 1 , 5- DEWVEY F. ROGERS . . . Science, Mathematics ma- L j - ' l . . . . . ' ' 3 ' ' 2, 1 3. 1 , 5' - I U , I' :A I 2 L A ' ' '. A . ' - X Diane Schrull Evelyn Shearer Neal Sxlvernall Constance Sxmmons Davld Skmner Hazel Slater Wlllxam Slavm Fredrrc Solloway Qs Mary Smnth james Spencer hw 'Qan- NQi..Ls DIANE ROSE SCHRLLL majors umor Xarsus Cheerleader 2 Varslty Cheer leader 3 4 Cheerleader treasurer 4 Nfathematlcs Sclence EVI-IYN VIOLET SHEARER Business major Varsnty Choir 4 NEAI B SILVERN XIL xfZlIllCI'Il3llCS Sclence ma jors Varsxls Baseball Z 3 4 Xarsxty Baseball cap tam 4 jumor Varslty Basketball 2 3 Varsxty Foot ball 2 3 4 Varsrty Cho1r2 3 4 Boss Ensemble 2 3 4 x78l'S1IX Cholr presxdent 4 Class v1ce presldent 3 Varsxts O 3 Varsxty O pres1dent4 COINSTANCE A SININIONS Scxence Busmess ma jors Student Counul 3 4 Class secretary 5 OHSan 4 Radio Club 4 D AVID l' SKIXNFR Science Mathemaucs ma jors Xarsxtx Football 2 Varslty Choxr 2 3 4 Bovs 1-nscmble 2 3 4 Student Councxl 2 3 Orchestra treasurer 2 Xiath Club 4 H AIFL XIARION SI ATER Sclence Mathematics majors Band 2 3 4 Color Guard 3 4 Pep Club 4 XVILIIANI SLAVIN Science Art majors XI ARY KATHARINE SNIITH Buslness major FRPIJRIC H SOLLOXS AY matlcs Industrial Arts majors Sclencc Niathe JAMES YVILLI ANI SPENCER Img 2 3 4 Varsity Baseball 3 4 Varsxtj Choxr 4 Art major W rest .13 '-v JOSEPHINE SPINIGOLA Language Science ma jors Hockey 3 Bowllng 2 Pep Club 4 Volleyball 3 SANDRA STINIPSON Busmess SCICHCC majors Hockey 2 Glrls Cho1r 2 3 SHEILA LOIS SUTTOY Sclence Niathematlcs majors junxor Varsity Cheerleader 3 Varslty Cheer leader 4 BARBARA ELIZABETH SWART Mathemaucs Sclence majors Glrls Cholr 2 3 IHONI AS D SN EET Science Xlathematxcs Language majors Nlath Club 3 Track 2 3 4 Cross country 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 BARBARA THORN Busmess major Gxrls Cholr CHARLES TIPPLE JR Sclence Niathematlcs Art majors Class president 2 3 Student Councll 2 2 3 OHSan 2 3 Rlfle leam 2 BLAINE F TOHNSLXD Scnence xl3lhCIl'l3llCi majors Band 2 3 4 lraclt 2 3 4 Xarslty Football 3 4 Booster Band 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor SOCICIS 4 Nlath Club 4 RICHARD VAN! DLSFX Science Xlathemaucs ors l clt 2 3 4 C 1 s uuntry 3 ROSE XVALLIXG Niathemaucs Language m jors Pep Club 4 ii- Y' l if Charles Tlpple Rrchard Van Dusen 'MT- ...QA ..- Josephine Spingola Sandra Stimpson Sheila Sutton Barbara Swart Thomas Sweet Barbara Thom Blame Townsend Rose Wallmg if 1 x I . x X' A 'f 'Q . A Y lv . . . . . , I ' 2 2 Z 2 - . H t N . . . ' , ' ' 3 . . I , . l . . . - , A . 5 V V S ' . I A A S ' , l I ' - I . . Q -1 V 2. l . . 4 . . , .... , . , Q A 1 I 1 1 ' 3, 45 National Honor Society' 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 43 Echo , 1 , 1 ' . i 1 . . 5 ' ' ' -, . 1 ' ' j V ' . 1 U . , : j , , :X f- A ,V 2' ' p A .1 fx y maj 5 ra ' , , 5 Zrmssc ' 2, , 4. 313, '. V- l, ' ...an -5 - - -H 417' ' .1114 - . J . . . . ' , a- 23:31. I - -. . ' 6 . ' 5,5 - V . r' ' , 12 gf Ldiirrta ...W -J. . ft' ' X ' L' ,-vw , X . ., A. K B . ' 'Jw' ':f5fQ5'r,2i?iJf'yL' 4' - f'Ff'2'5,iI.5R'lt9YFf'3'. Y w ,.'e+rfs1,f' - .'T',q?mwgf- Q ea ent' ei. L ' is William Whitaker Robert W'hiting Wayne Yager jerry Youngs WILLIAM D. XVHITAKER . . . Science, Mathematics majors: Student Council president 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 41 Football co- captain -lg junior Varsity Basketball 23 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Varsity 'O' 2, 3, 4: Math Club 4. ROBERT WHITING . . . Industrial Arts, Mathe- matics majors. WAYNE A. YAGER . . . Mathematics, Industrial Arts majors. JERRY B. YOUNGS . . . Mathematics, Science majorsg Bowling 2, 3, 4. Batty Bergluntl, treasurer: and Donna Matliwen, secre- tary. Absent from picture. Mrs. Super, adviser. Qs , .em P31 Q 5 9 X -'02- I 0.0 X -Q1 I I -5 :li .,i ,, I .,,' ,I -, Ifuccs lmclnnging to lllc' slum nf 'BG register mixul Cllllllllhlli of 4-lution :xml l't'gl'L'l :ls Illvx' lilo out of the zuuliluriilm 1lfll'l' ll1llC1!lillll'L'LIlL' scriicc llmc night lncfcnr their grxlllllzltilm. 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XVaiti11g for their csc-o1'tQ, fillli liewie and Bonnie Delancv, srrltwrl: 011111 with Stcplumie Niflllffli and Gale Maloney. A Keeps Seniors on the Co Preparing for Graduation c.llUNC'Il to l'1'I?lil'NL'Ill lllvll' tlgiv. NL'll1UI' Illt'II1lJk'IN. .11'u1f'1l.' l't1t1'i1i:1 llcN:11'1io, Hz11c1 31111011 SIKIPIIUVIQK Ronald Nlinctlc, 5211111161 Lllx10IliC2l, 11111121111 Iflz111ig1111 llIlL1 that selecting g1'11d11a1ion u1111o11111e111c11ts is 11111 1111 easy task. 1 S Ss- M Qf 1 'ln 1 1 . H'-W K -Q - 1 X X ' ' -11 75 Juniors On The HOMFROOM I0 FRONT ROW: Betty DeVito, Lucia Carline, Mary Colone, Bar- hara Culver, Margaret Every. Sec- ond row: Miss Jeannette Scarano, Marilyn Connolly, julia Cleverley, Patricia DuBois, Mahel Cope. Third rout: Cynthia Shillington, Diana Dewart, Margot McGonigal, Carol Luckenhach, Cynthia Caiazza. Fourth row: james Constantine, lVayne Darrah, john Colyer, Charles Curtis, Russel Chase. Go As They Enter Into The Upsweep y-.. Of HOMEROOM 30 FRONT ROW: Kathleen Ives, Dolores Harvey, Carolyn Etlick, Sandrea Hoffman, Patricia Finley, Patricia Houck, Beverly Hartman. Judith Herron. Second row: Al- berta Hutchinson, Mary Grygiel, Molly Hamm, Margot Graham, Cynthia Harrigan, Shirley Hoffman, Patricia Halter, Roger Fritts. Third row: Mr. Harold Hunt, Ronald Hanzalik, David Hurley, Richard Ingraham, Larry Huhler, Duane Hathaway, Wayne Gray. Fourth row: Wilhur Hadsell, Harold How- land, Edward Finney, Charles Hag- er. Robert Cleveland, Daniel Bar- low, Deyoe Cole. HOMEROOM 27 FRONT ROW: Patricia Buzie, Carole Bossio, Lynne Bechtold, Kay Bateman, Evelyn Baker, Andrea Banias, Patricia Ainsworth, Lois Bishop, Marilyn Bell. Second rout: Miss Frances johnson, Frances Brown, Diane Bennett, Bar- bara Blanchard, Phyllis Benedict, Susan Bartlett, Edward Disbrow, Ar- thur Bates, Richard McHale. Third row: Dennis Ackle' Daniel Baldo, y, Ronald Brazier, Dale Benedict, Wil- Iiam Erickson, jack Bordinger, Rich- ard Butts, Martin Barker. Fourth row: Anthony Gambino, Gerald Adamo- wicz, William Barnett, Bruce Bouton, Sergio Amitrano, Thomas Bowen, Keith Bundy, Richard Brown, Wil- liam Bell. Of School Life, Social Activities, New Responsibilities HOMEROOM 32 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Susan Chace, Barbara Wessel, Patricia Snyder, Carole YVheeler, Betty Jane Whitney: Belya Simontls, Elizabeth Thomas, Junie Tuttle. Serond row: Patricia Whybrew, Nancy Vrooman, Phyllis Wheeler. Leona Vanl-loesen, Judy VanderVoort, Elizabeth Enders, Ellen M'ilk, Laura Zuercher. Third row: Lynda VanWoert, David Fingado, Thomas Vanlluren, Peter Winn, Ed- ward Chlig. Joseph Zummo, Donald White, Jean Dibble. Fourth row: James Turk, Raymond lVitham, La Verne Voorhees, David XVood, Robert Wales, William Wright, Donald Tisen- Chek. HOMEROOM Bl FRONT ROXV: Rosalyn Kellogg, Janice Murray, Jane Stark, Jeanne Mohar, Joan Colbath, Carolyn Ca- hill, Frances Cerra, Irene Northup. Srmml rozin- Miss Katherine Inger- soll, Sophie Koken, Genevieve Mal- lory, Emma McLeod, Jacqueline Minette. Lora Nichols. Frances Eg- nor, Donna Newell. Third rmv: Judith Latther. Christiane Mar- shall, Carol Lester, Dawn Kelsey, Helen Lockwood, Reya Latimer, Robert Pestel. I-'ourlh row: Thom- as Jubar, Thomas Pypeman, John Kelley, M'illiam McDonough, James Morgan, Stephen Kerley, Stephen Mc-agley, Dale Long, Richard La- pine. HOMEROOM 33B FRONT ROXV: Joan Shaw, Thres- sa Powell, Armida Pomiti, Rosalie Pearson, Irene Swanson, Josephine Scorzafaya, Joan Stark, Susan O'Ke1ly, Mary Rockwell, Eugenia Demopoulos. Serond row: Mrs, Eleanor Bolton. Marlene Payne, Sheila Perry, Helen Swift, Carol Ecltler, Charlotte Russell, Sally Patton, Marie Ross, Carol Rono- yech. Third rozr: Henry Robbins, Harry Baltic, Carol Swackhamer, Beverly Olvier, Leanne St. John, Janice Stenson, Linda Rothman, Warren Platt, Joseph Pondollino. Fourth row: Douglas Silvernail, David Sobers, Thomas Sarrge, Peter Otyos, Cary Shapley, Jack Quack- enbush. Robert Shaver, Joseph Stewart, Robert Swift. Sophomores Eagerly Take Their Place ln New School HOMEROOM 13 FRONT ROYV: Gladys Evans, Anita Decker, Cristina Ellner, Eliza- beth Erickson, Carolyn Cornell, jeannette Currie, Marjorie Cope. Sffrorzd row: Miss Mary Ferguson, Bertha Davenport, Marjorie Davis, Marv Corcilius, Alice Dil.ello, Jeanine Culver, Garreth Gobel. Third row: Geraldine Elliott, Dawn Chamberlain, Elizabeth Downie, Sandra Decker, June Eldred, Nath- an Driggs, Gary Christtnan. Fourth row: David Cooper, jack DeLong, james Faulkner, Duane Cornell, Robert Estrabrook, Wayne Georgia, Gary Clark. HOMEROOM I2 l RON'l ROXV: Ruth Bull, Evelyn Carr. Charlene Bennett, Susan Butts, Phyllis Brownell. Dawn Baker, Rose Mary Cannistra, joan Bates, Izetta Carvin, Charlotte Blanchard. Second rout' Norma jean Cargill, Dorothy Borden, Luise Catella, Coraline Bar- ber, Beverly Anderson, Patricia Angel- lotti. Veronica Barthlemes, Adah Campbell. Carol Cannistra, Mrs. Ruth Yanlleusen, Tlzirrl rout: Carol Berg- lund, lixerett Bailey, William Brown, Robert Brown, james Black, Floyd Bourne, Francis Adee, Larry Bockus, l.ana Alkes. Fourth rout: Eugene Ashe, Bruen Bartlett, Lee Bryant, Richard Blanchard, Edward Carnahan, I-'rederick Budelman, Alex Boschetti, Fred Cannistra. -A ns .h-we f trrr 1- f 1' B' R ft I w ' 2 F if F 5 ,..-- lur- HOMEROOM 16 FRONT ROW: Georgia Gill, Carol Fritts, Carolyn Faul, Judith Flummer, Lynette johnson. Lillian Heck. Ser- onrl mir: Miss Sylvia l.aMonit'a, Con- stance Hoffman, -ludith johnson, Charlotte Foster, Cynthia Gallup, Amelia Callucci. Third rozu: Clifford Hoffman, Harold Keator, Thomas Lewis, jerry Hogan, .Xlden Knapp, Bruce jester. Fourth row: Patricia klennings, Robert Hilsinger, john -lolinson. Stephen johnson, Edward Kelly, Xvilliam Holmes. Dianna Hoyt. Routine, Join Atmosphere Of Extracurricular Activities HOMEROOM 26 FRONT ROXV: Patricia Keator, Grace Keister, Rosalind Levine, Nancy Lyon. Sandra Keable, Patricia Ann Lee, Mariam Reiter, Linda LeVeille. Ros- anna Lambert. .S'f'rond rmv: Carol Laures, Susan Leonard, Roger Miller, Donald Pignatelli, Kenneth Pickens, james McGuiness, Charles Potter, Michael Patton, Brian Powell, Sandra Lare, Third row: Robert Oliver, Dan- iel Miller, Robert NlflltllS, liruce Mc- Morris, Edmond Necrason, Anthony Minerosa, Paul Pierce, Robert Mec-sig, Mr. Edward Pushkar. Fourth row: john Holling, james Raymond, Louis Hoffman. Ronald Platt, David Page, Gordon Plants, Arthur Gallucci. HOMEROOM 35 FRONT ROW: Dorothy Secord, Marie Sandola. janice Wood, judith Thayer, Gail Townsend, Bonnie Trinkino, Nancy XYood, Donna Shaw, Beverly Sawyer. Second row: Patty' Telesky, Patricia Sweet, Wanda Shaffer, Wini- fred XVinn, Frieda Schraft, Carole Sitts, Helen Vroman. Paula Spaziani, Patricia Seward, Roberta Weidman. Third row: joseph Zaccaria. Barry XVhite, Richard XVheeler, David Tru- scott, Mr. john Miller, Gary' XYilliams, Dennis WN'eir, Alfred Thomas. :TN A .,..- in T is 1 as lf HOMEROOM 33A FRONT ROW: Laraine Russell, Doloris Northrop, Donna Richards, Sandra Newell, Roswitha Marshall, Sylvia Pierce, Gloria Peaslee, Eliza- beth Martin, Gwen Parsons. Sec- ond row: Mr. joseph Ramp, Nancy Pickens, Susanna Molinari, Sandra Marino, Betsy Mitchell, janet Quackenbush, ja n i c e Olmstead. Helen Murphy, Margaret Perry, Ruth Maine. Third row: Wvilliam Sperry, Michael Syron, Lawrence Santos, Robert Swackhamer, Doug- las Simmons, Robert Russo, Mich- ael Scudder, Kenneth Schuman. Fourth row: Everett Silvemail, Peter Rivino, William Sutter, Charles Sweenev, Edward Renwick v james Woodruff, DeForrest Swift. 6.1!-' . ACCOUNTANTS Otsego Fractor and Implement Sales Cneonta, Area Businessmen Wllllngly Donate Flnancla jack J Holtz A I 'I ORN EYS Nelson F Becker Sheldon H Close joseph Deery Albert Farone W C I-arrrngton C ra Il and CIrant Htrrmgton and Bookhout Roger C Hughes Iuhan B jackson Ieamy and Van Hoert Francrs Ntles Seybolt and Seybolt Harold C Vrooman AUTO SALES AND SERVICE Baldo Pontrae Sales and Service C atella s Iexaeo Statton C ralgs SBTVICC Stewart Crrswell and Son Chevrolet ne Iames C Dlbble Roger Ellrott Motors Inc C nlords Seruce Statxon H tmm s Seruce Statxon X C Hooks and Sons Hughes Esso Stttlon Mud Crty Seryxee St mon 'XIonser Brothers C arage Oliver Studeb'tker Sales and Serylce Oneonta Sales Co Inc Ostranders Seruce Statron Phrlltps Bulck Co Putnam Motors Inc Rowe s Auto Serylce Nest End Body Shop B XKERIES Decker s Bakery Fngle s Quality Bakery POIIS Itallan Bread BANKS C1t17ens Natlonal Bank Wrlber Natrontl B'mk BI Xl IY SHOPS Nhs C crtrude Brute Charles Hur Stvltst I lv I s Beauty Shop BOOK STORES Bracketts Book Store BOITLING CONIPAVI S Oneonta Coca Cola Bottlmg Co Bl ILDING SIIPPLIES L I' Butts Inc erry B Hrlson Inc BL S LINES Oneonta Bus Lmes I mon Bus Iermln tl C XPS ANID COWNNS I- R Nioore Co C HIROPODIS IS Dr Howard joseph Dr joseph LaBarr C HIROPR ACTORS H AA Ixllfll CONCRETF I RODUCTS NI Robertson Inc C ON'I R XC IORS Nell R Nlelsen Oneonta C ontr ttlxng Co IJ XIRX CONIP XNII S Nletulale jersey Ftrlns Inc Oneonta Dury Co Prospect DIt1ry Inc DI' LIVERY SI- RVICE Vets Dellyery DEN TISTS I' I' I' I' F I' Darrell Columbo Xlfred jenmngs S1CIIICy Klelnman loseph Pontlolfmo Samuel Pondolfmo Leon H WI1ymI1n West End Implement C0 FLFD DEALERS Oneonta Feed 'md Cram Exchange XS est Nesbttt Inc I I OORINC CONIP ANIES Oneonta Flooring and Wall Tnle I-I ORIS TS Chestnut Street C reenhouses Reynolds Creenhouses XVy ckoll s I Iorlst I ROII N IOOII SERVICE Oneontt I rolen Ioods Ihe Rteh PI tn HINFR XI I-IONII-S Bookhout Funeral Home Iewls Funeral Home Rothery NIurphy Funeral Home FLIRNITURI' STORES I yons Purmture NIarksons Iurmture Store CLASS COXII XINIFS Oneonta C lass Co Susquehanna CIlass Co C OIF SUPPI Il-S DFP AR I MFNIT S I ORFS Bresees Oneontt Department Store nc AN I CIrant Co I I Newberry Co Sears Roebuck Store DRLGGISTS Blshops Drug Store C tty Drug Store I-lacks Drug Store IN est End I harmacy FDI CATIO AL IINSTITUTIONIS Hartmck College State Ieachers College I'I ECIRIC XL SUPPLIES Clarkson I-Iettrre NIotor Seruce Holbrook and Honey l'Iectr1c Co Kloster I-lettrle Otsego Wholeslle Ileetrlc C0 Inc Strles Electrle Utter I-lectrrc Co Vest Fnd Flettrre md C as XA rtghts Electric FNC INEERINC CONIPANIES C rbson Cas Fnglneerlng I tragon I-ngmeermg Co F XBRIC SHOPS Sus and Saye I-abrrc Shop I' ARXI INIPI FNII N I S Oneonta Irattor Sales Irtnk C ryglel C olf Supplres C ROC FRA SIORI S XI Angelottrs C rocery Store Bruno s Iood NI trket C ampus C roeerv Corner Store Feeney s Ixne Foods Handv Store Joes I'flI1l Store Rrtchko s RILZOS Super NIarket Sargents Food Nlarket Iorrey s XI nkel A an Buren s Nfarket Victory Super Xlarket Sour ITICIICIIN C roterv lummos C rocery II ARIN! ARI S I URI S Bakr r Hartlw are NIurdoek H mlm Stevens Hardware HEX I INCI Sl PPLIFS Ceorge S Xndrus and Sons Black Coal and Oll Islnplre Stlte Oll Co Holland Iurn tee Co Home Heatmg Co Nfunson Brothers Oneonta Coal and Supply Co Oneonta Orl and Fuel Co Inc Ben St john Oll Co 1 0 9 1 a I I I I' I. I I ' I' 5 ' T A A I I ' ' :I I I I I 1 I v A 1 ' A ' V ' I I I A I I' I i ' ' I - 1 I , I I I I I I 1. I V, I - I I I I I Irs I 1 ' I I I I ,I I ' I I' ' 2 ZS I. 3 ' 5 v 3 ' I I I I I I II I I I. I K I I I I I I I II II ,, ,I I I ' I I' ' 2 I', . I' I I I I ,' I ' ' ' ' I ,I I II I I -I . I I , I ' . ' I , I I ' I ' I I . I I I I, - - I I D. I ' , .I - - ' x - . I I I I, I D. I- I 'II ' ' I ' ' I ' I ' - D. I I I 'I I I I IJIA I I ,hy I I. 'I I I I' D, I I ' II I '- ' VI . I I I I . I D I f'-Ig H I I I I I I I I- Q I. II I II II I I II , I I, I I. I I I I , I N I Q I 1 , I II I I I I., I , I I- ' ', , ' . .A -P A. I In V I H' N f ' I .I I. I I I I I, . 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X -ans : QQ ,77 . 24 14,77 .79 i..iiiiiiii48 ., 13,l9,25,42,43, 44,46,47,53, 51, ' wk sd , 72 79 . ..,,...., 51,77 72 .f'i2, .lf ..,,.. fis, .. 10, 12, 13, , 17 13, 27, l2,56, H Mffei, 13, 19,42,43. 1,IlHlX1l il. .. 42,44,49,5l, 77 17 77 77 79 56 16 77 79 77 77 79 36 77 72 72 79 77 77 O a' -if wflflional All l-5-l,l.Nl LRINC. ,-1R4lll'll1C'l'I'RlE .J vxpskfil , 411556 jfs .-. fX BA' Finis The OHSan staff wishes to express their thanks to: Echoites Norma Carr, Noel Kothe, Amelia Piscitelli, and Jeffrey Haight wrote and rewrote yearbook copy. who Mrs. Gladys R. Brink, adviser. . . . Mr. Charles A. Belden and the faculty who willingly interrupted their busy schedules as students and teachers came and went to have their pictures taken. . . . Mr. Charles Tipple for his expert photography. This is our OHS, the OI-IS we have tried to portray throughout the '57 OHSan. Produced by H. G. ROEBUCK 8, SON, INC, BALTIMORE, MD.