Oneonta High School - Oneonta Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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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

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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.