Onondaga Central School - Onondagan Yearbook (Nedrow, NY)

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CLASS Wlll WE THE CLASS OF 1958 BEING OF SOUND MIND DO LEAVE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS OF VALUE TO OUR FRIENDS IN THE JUNIOR CLASS Nancy Amedro bequeathes her bones to Sharon B1strow her qumetness to Rtta Vogt. Dan1e1Clere leaves h1s puddle Jumper to Steve F1Sh. Kathleen Delaney grants her favorxtlsm for the Navy to Marlanne Owens and Carol Brlggs Edward Err1co g1ves hls football shoes to Gretchen Green and Eleanor Stevens Robert Featherstone leaves h1s place at Greeley s to some other car lover Elleen Fenner generously bestows her shyness to Candy DalPan her bowhng Sk11lS to Connle Rlgler James Fooks bequeaths h1s Job as head goal post palnter and fleld llner to Mlke W1lber Welles Fox donates his glft of gab to John Combs Carolyn Fulrner grants her chem1stry ab1l1ty to Dorothy Raus Mary Jane Gray leaves her locker to Vlrguua Fawley her seat on bus 20 to E1leen Edwards Mary Helzman g1V6S her ab1l1ty to type to Nancy Brown her love of school to Mary Lou Montante. Gall Htggms bequeaths her good luck 1l'l f1nd1ng the rlght one to Caron Lundy Harold Houser glves h1s half of the Kleff Houser lectures to Charhe Lew1s Marlon Isbell leaves her love for hlstory to Nancy Rlenhardt her sneezes to Carol Schwanke. James Kleff leaves h1s llttle black book to Rrchard Rowland. Joan Loope grants her boy troubles to Lona Oster Neal McKay bestows h1s Charlle Brown button on Stan F11arsk1 one used Mad magazlne to Davld Stanton. Ann Mooney presents her Bus 10 seat to Delores Stafferlo her h1story book to Arm Arlnsen. John Mullen leaves h1s homeroom to Earl Scott h1s 75 average to John Cogan. Donna Powell bestows the long walk to school on Sharon Wheeler her hetght to Joanne Farnett. Sh1rley Reed grants her place on the Varslty Squad to Ann Wadsworth her custody of Bob Balley to Joe Haas Dorothy Rohe glves her naturally curly ha1r to Shlrley Greeley her bashfulness to Pat Jackson. Warren Ross leaves h1S abllity to understand bookkeepmg to Judy Valentlne Mary Schoff bequeaths her shyness to Charlene Meaker her lnterest ln Marcellus to Bonnle Korb Carolyn Shenandoah leaves her proudness of belng a seruor to Ronnie Soutar her seat 1n the bug to Pete Gukenhetrner Jeanne Taft donates her glggle to Pete Sh1dles her shorthand ab1l1ty to Barbara Korbor Patr1c1a Tamer presents a speclal 1nv1tat1on to Judy Blum for her 20th blrthday party Rlchard Vlnette glves h1s ambltlon ln physlcs to Stan Fllarskl Kay Waltz bestows her smlle on Jean Breckhelmer her long dark ha1r to Sara Abbott Pamela Wllbur bequeaths her stubborness to Judy Blum to help her hold her ground. W1ll1am Wllllams leaves hls ab1l1ty to shoot a r1fle to Oran Annable and Ellen Fellows. Richard Lighton gives his love for wandering to Bob Bailey.

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CLASS HISTORY October 1954 Dear Dlary What a wonderful t1me we had at our freshman dance Kool Kat Kapers tomght. All the k1ds had an emoyable evenlng and we made qu1te a lot of money toward our cherlshed Sen1or tr1p to New York Thls year has really been a good start toward our goal the Semortrlpand also to Commencementof 1958 Many ln our class part1c1pated 1n the Iuruor Red Cross Mrs Norr1s was wonderful tn her role of class adv1sor Francls Freshman March 1956 Dear Dlary It seems l1ke every dance we put on IS a blgger and better one It must come from experlence. The Shamrock Sh1nd1g proved to be a b1g success tonlght as we gradually add to the Sophomore treasury for the b1g tr1p We have also sold paper to the school students The sale of booster tags and apples has helped us enlarge our savlngs account and also created some school sp1r1t Mrs Norr1s chmbed aboard agaln as our class adv1sor Susan Sophomore Apr1l 1957 Dear Dlary Preparatlons are bemg made for the blggest dance of them all The Junxor Sen1or Prom Our Jumor class has worked almost SIHCG the beglnrung of the year on decorattons and posters Etleen Fenner Presldent D1ck V1nette Vlce Presldent Sh1rley Reed Treasurer and Nancy Amedro Secretary were elected to gu1de us through th1s year Agaln Mrs Norr1s w1th her magnlflcent art1st1c ab1l1t1es IS helplng us to make our Prom a blg success The Football Frol1c and the Sweetheart Sung were both put on by our jumor class We are selllng booster tags and apples agam. Our paper sale IS stlll strong and we have also had two paper dr1ves We are gOlflg to have a wlshxng well at the Prom and I 1.1 bet every Juruor wishes for a Sen1or year as eventful as our .Tumor year Johnny J un1or March 1958 Dear Dlary So far I can really say that everyone s wlshes must have come true Our Sen1or year has certalnly been eventful and there IS stlll more to come. xV1thG311Hl.gg1l'1S Prestdent Etleen Fenner Vlce Pres 1dent Shxrley Reed Treasurer and Carolyn Shenandoah Secretary our f1.l'l3118P has begun Our paper drlve proved to be qulte successful Some more money ralslng campaxgns were the sale of candy at the games and also the sale of magazmes and Chrlstmas cards The Second Annual Football Frollc was a recent endeavor and we also sponsored dances after the basketball games Mrs Henderson has been a lot of fun and a great help 1n the capaclty as class adv1sor th1s year. S ally Senlor ' an n - - a Q n Q Q . Q on ' ' 11 - ' o . o Q o . . . H . - . N n 4 I 1 o n ' u n 1 a r Q , 1 , ' at ' n an ,' n - Q . . . . , . 1 u Q , . . . , s . I . ' ' . p I . 1 0 ,n ' ' at ' n , . 0 s

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Ten Years from now Nancy Amedro Damel Clere Kathleen Delaney Edward Errrco Robert Featherstone Erleen Fenner james Fooks Welles Fox Carolyn Fulmer Mary Jane Gray Mary Herzman Gall Hrggms Harold Houser Marlon Isbell James Kreff Rlchard Llghton Joan Loope Neal McKay Anne Mooney John Mullen Donna Powell Shlrley Reed Dorothy Rohe Warren Ross Mary Schofr Carolyn Shenandoah Thomas Sklnner Jeanne Taft Patrrcla Tanner Rlchard Vlnette kay Walta Pamela Wrlbur Wrlllam Wrllrams tn l96S PROPHECY house mother at the KE sororrty house head manufacturer for lvy League clothes polrshrng brass buttons rn the WAVES st1ll roddlng around rn hrs 55 Chevy stlll l1ft1ng 500 pound barbells teachrng school back ln O C S parntrng fleld lrnes for the Syracuse team deslgmng elevated shoes for the frrst man to the moon ralsmg her own Navy Fleet has rnvented a red dye for black harred men 15 grvlng free square dance lessons to the Class of 58 15 makmg hot rod rockets for trrps to the rnoon has kept hls car on the road and IS dr1v1ng race cars IS sellmg peanut butter sandwrches for the Salvauon Army IS makmg przza for Sardlno s Restaurant 1S Jrm s best customer has changed her halr color and 1S a ravrshrng blond launchrng Sputmks for the U S Army a young housewrfe and a rrsmg novelrst the best study hall teacher O C S ever had the f1ISI ladydrrver of mrdget racers IS sull chaslng that eertarn boy from her house has home permancnts for grrls w1th naturally curly halr IS the player coach of the Syracuse Nats 1S marrled and a wartress at Joe s Hamburger Stand has qult the WAVES and rs a lady mecharuc IS maklng toy drums for chrldren over three has patented her grggles for laugh meters rs blowrng up basketballs for an ex O C S star has wr1tten Learnrng Englrsh and Lrkmg lt has taken over Dear Abby s Job rs through wrth men and IS now a career glrl 1S makrng kruck knacks rn Japan is ' ' is s s is ' ' ' . is . . . . , . is ' ' ' K - ' - is A ' N ' . . . is ' ' ' ' ' is ' ' ' ' is ' ' 1 . . . . , is ' ' ' . . is . . , . is . . . is ' ' ' r ' , , I -