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.
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x V , Formals Provide Relaxation, X Entertainment For Students W Putting aside studies and books, students found fun and relaxation in social activities. Dances ' turned the gym from a daytime basketball court + into a gay, music-hlled evening of entertainment. 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'
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