Oneonta High School - Oneonta Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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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.

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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,

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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.