Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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U X I .gi-S limi? Og , 15,5 1 P . 'O Q' f' ' J Q2 ' 5' ' ' . . .91 . T' iigliie We the class of forty-nine Are certainly not going to string you a line. We've come to the end of our four year stretch, And we don't quite know what will happen next. We've had algood time throughout these years, In study and play, wefve been up to our ears. We've frightened some, and made happy others, And have taken good and bad marks to our mothers. You folks, know that we have some talent, because we've heard you were thrilled Over our work in a play called 'The Daffy Dills.n We started a school paper, and all of you have see The good times we had at our dance on Halloween. We've all taken part in school affairs, And welve learned quite abit, and have enjoyed our cares. To our underclassmate friends, we would like to make it clear, That we appreciate all theylve done for us here. Oh, you havenlt forgotten our hero and classmate, I hope? ' If it wasn't for Uncle Remus and Brer, we would all be on a slope. Since if we begin to worry, stew or fret, They would start us chanting the alphabet. We need not ask, nAre we going to miss O. H. S., Cause there will never be one like her, or I'll miss my guess. So we pledge our support and will loyal be, To our school nAlma Matern and faculty. Phyllis Pratt 9 nn ' 'Wi VX nl ' f Q5 4' Y

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I !C!5 MJ -61 at 5 i s A w-12? 'm In the first year of High School the class leaders were Barbara Hennessey, president, and her assistant, Louie Vancheri. To keep the minutes intact Mary Peer was appointed, while Betty Witt took care of the financial end of the class. The assembly representative was Duane Albright who helped to plan entertaining assemblies. To raise money the class sponsored a baked food sale. dance contributed to our jackpot for the trip to New York City. In the Sophomore year, Mary Peer was elected as president and as vice-president. Barbara Hennessey kept the records and Onnolee dues. Mary Loquasto and Duane Albright represented the seniors in and Beverly Bassage helped plan assembly programs. To raise money for the class treasury another baked food sale also the Sophomore dance. The annual Robert Mitchell DeLass collected student council, was held and In the Junior year the seniors elected Duane Albright as president and Faith LeVecch1 as vice-president. Pat Schrieber handled the treasury, while Thelma Harris kept the minutes. To raise the money that year the class sponsored the Junior Prom and also the annual round and square dance. Students also sold pop at all the home basketball games all during the year, and stationery to raise the money needed for the trip to New York City. In the Senior year the all important office of president was given to Ken Blind, and to assist him Josephine Catalano was appointed. To take care of the growing treasury Thelma Harris was elected and Mary Peer was elected as secretary. The class sponsored a dance, and the Senior Play was a big hit with its wonderful cast of characters. Pete and Joe were signed up to assist us in raising funds for New York. 8 the trip to

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Duane Albright Xxx f-5 if 4' 2 W , ook, . o Kenneth Blind Beverly Bassage 10