Oneonta High School - Oneonta Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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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

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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