Oneonta High School - Oneonta Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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Seniors Truclged. Memorable Present Was Nostalgic. 15.2, ,,,,. , , ae , 5 Q X gf, X I af Ai. ffl? X xxv, J ,,1.? f XJ egg' V1.7 r I f 2 ,- I it ..... - ,., .lv .-rj, . t.,w,' kj f gg .. M-': rdf. .' . . ..1,. -4. .. , Lf t lit 'Z X.: . ,X K' UM -,. , ,. Ii,f,f ifti' ... ff, A '-'51, fu' . 5 -- iv 1 'f1.-an .fu m fu Ir,i'.', 1 1' :ff ,fl 1 4 , gr., ,I 1 :fir ' ' ,Q -, f 'Y il I , Rx I Dennis Weir Richard Wheeler 159' Gary Williams Eleanor Willsey Mfinifred Winn Katherine Wood Nancy Wood Joseph Zaccaria H+ .. .f 1 , -i, e . , , ,,,f,'iff I ,r f ,K X1 13. ' lb: gas V.. MEX . t 2 41,-' , ,K L X, Karen Weygand Barry White ff , ,J 1 , fi ,, DENNIS JAMES WEIR . . . Science, Mathematics, Music majorsg Football 2,3,4g Football co-captain 43 Wrestling 2,3,43 Track 2,3,4g Varsity Choir 2,3,43 Choir president 43 Student Council 23 Varsity O 3,43 Class president 33 Boys State 3. KAREN WEYGAND . . . Mathematics, Science majors, Band 2,3,43 Drum Majorette 43 Booster Band 23,43 Girls Leaders 23 Dramatics Club 4. RICHARD THOMAS WHEELER . . . Mathematics, Sci- ence majorsg Football 3,43 JV Basketball 23 Baseball 2,3,4. BARRY WHITE . . . Mathematics, Science, Language ma- jorsg Cross Country 3,43 Cross Country captain 43 Wrestling 2,3,43 Wrestling captain 43 Track 3,43 Varsity O 3,43 Varsity O vice-president 4. GARY CURTIS WILLIAMS . . . Business, Mathematics majors. ELEANOR WILLSEY . . . Language, Mathematics, Science majorsg JV Majorettes 23 Varsity Majorettes 3,45 Head Ma- jorette 43 Band 23,43 Booster Band 23 Girls Leaders 2. WINIFRED WINN . . . Business majorg Girls Leaders 2,3,4' Pep Club 2. v KATHERINE LOUISE WOOD . . . Business majorg Trans- ferred from Laurens Central School 43 Band 45 Colorguard 4 NANCY LEE WOOD . . . Business major. JOSEPH ANTHONY ZACCARIA . . . Mathematics majorg Football manager 33 Track manager 21 Student Council 3. 4.5 -4014, my X f 5 x . f if 3'5 , I ,V I A' JA I .V , ,., r e Q' J fy Q jf 4 Q! ii it I f 24

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Attending. Through Trial, Tribulation the Undaunted -f 0' i 4 . ,f ' A rw 4' if ' . ax' 1 T-+ Q ' . 2 ' w 4 X 'X ...Z f 'jg , A X- K 5.. xi'-5 , -. f I 4 in By, - - ,f 'Wi N-v 'Y PATTY ANN TELESKY . . . Mathematics, Science majorsg Varsity Choir 2,3,43 Girls Ensemble 43 Pep Club 2. JUDITH LEE THAYER . . . Business majorg Girls Choir 33 FHA 3, 43 FHA treasurer 4. ALFRED THOMAS . . . Mathematics, Science majors3 Foot- ball 43 Cross Country 3,43 Track 3,4. GAIL RAE TOWNSEND . . . Mathematics, Science majors3 JV Cheerleaders 23 Varsity Cheerleaders 3,43 songleader 33 secretary 43 Varsity Choir 2,3,43 Choir secretary and treasurer 43 Girls Choir 43 National Honor Society 43 Student Council 33 Math Club 43 Math Club secretary 43 Class treasurer 33 Class secretary 4. BONNIE SUE TRINKINO . . . Mathematics, Language ma- jors3 JV Majorettes 2,33 Varsity Majorettes 43 OHSan 3,43 Student Council 43 Class secretary 33 National Honor Society 4. DAVID W. TRUSCOTT . . . Science, Mathematics majors: Table Tennis 3,43 Orchestra 2,3,43 Varsity Choir 2,32 Boys Ensemble 33 National Honor Society 43 Math Club 3. JAMES EDWARD TURK , . . Business major. MARTHA JANE VAN BUREN . . . Science, Mathematics, Language majors3 JV Majorettes 33 Band 2,3,43 Drum Ma- jorette 43 Booster Band 2,3,43 Varsity Choir 33 Math Club 43 Dramatics Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH VAN DEUSEN . . . Mathematics, Sci- ence majors3 Band 2,3,43 Booster Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 2,3,43 Girls Leaders 3,43 Girls Leaders president 43 Colorguard 4. HELEN MARIE VROMAN . . . Business major. at 3 1 5164 I - . James Turk Mary Van Deusen , A ' 1 an ,V 1--Q...- 7 , ,, Patty Telesky Judith Thayer Alfred Thomas Gail Townsend Bonnie Trinkino David Truscott Martha Van Buren Helen Vroman . UNL ' Q In v ' mf .f . , I in 1. 4 3,3t i 5, i ' '-4, fix? 3 . 3 ff ,, ,,, , , ,gf Q ' 17 25w,,,,,,'iQ, I 3?

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-XQC hui' ' Last year at one of the business meetings, the officers planned the magazine sales campaign in order to raise money for senior activities and a class gift, They are Richard Blanchard, treasurerg Douglas Sim- mons, vice president, Alec Boschetti, president, and Gail Townsend, secretary. At Last, Long-Awaited Moment Arrived-Graduation. Over 55800 in profit was netted for the senior class treasury this fall through the magazine sale that was carefully planned and supervised by the class officers. January was a busy month for all sen- iors. They chose and ordered announce- ments and cards, and were fitted for the traditional blue or white caps and gowns. At the annual class picnic held at Gil- bert Lake on May 26, softball games were played to determine the championship homeroom. Later, while most were loung- ing around, a few daring souls ventured forth to go swimming. On the Friday before graduation, the memorable Senior Ball was held at the On- eonta Country Club, where couples danced to the music of Harry Vincent and his orchestra. The inspiring speech given at the bac- calaureate service held in the auditorium set a solemn note for graduation the fol- low day, June 22. Robert Constantine and Mary Latcher, first graders, don caps and gowns that they will wear at their graduation from Oneonta High School in 1970. Lend- ing them a helping hand just previous to their 1958 graduation are Robert's brother, James, and Mary's sister Judith. 4 'Lggzi if .V sf X