Onteora High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Boiceville, NY)

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3 The Onteora Chapter of the National Honor Society presently has nine members whose induction was based on qualities of Leadership, Scholarship, Character and Service to school and community. Under the guidance of Mr. Warren Fay, the club has established a scholarship fund and a cooper- ative work program with the Elementary teachers. President ................... Dorothy Parsons Vice President ...... . . . Fredrick Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Linda Marlatt The Student Council has a total of 20 mem- bers, whose officers were elected by grades 7-12 and whose delegates were chosen by the home- room they represented. Under the directorship of Mr. Frank Andreone the Student Council helps to solve school problems and in general make Onteora a finer school. To date the group has set up the WHHN aw X ii 55 2 su Warns ' Front Row, left to right: R. Jones, D. Juliano, Mr. Fay, F. Reynolds, R. Fuchs, D. Parsons, L. Marlatt, L. Schirmer, G. Krein, S. Cange. All-Purpose Room, sponsored a Student Day and held an area conference at O.C.S. President ...................... Lee Schirmer Vice-President . . . . . Caroline Draper Secretary ..... . . . David Janick Treasurer . . . . . Peter Tosi 6 . Front Row, left to right: N. Gordon, V. Ca- pone, P. Tosi, L. Schirmer, C. Draper, D. Janick, Mr. Andreone. Second Row: J. Schlem- owitz, R. Wendt, B. Wickham, D. Fichtner, E. Gormely, O. Krein. Third Row: L. Du- Bois, J. Somerville, F. Reynolds, R. Ross- mann, K. Eagan, E. Shultis, A. Stevens.

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We, the class of 1956, of the Onteora Central School, of the Town of Olive, County of Ulster, and State of New York, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, UD do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament.-These are our specific bequests: Bob Aley, his 'creserved manner to Mr. Goodrich. Sandy Anderson, her comical jokesi' to Mr. Fay Tony Barringer, his 'gtouch for ears to Dick Smith. Walt Baughrnan, his usnappy wave to Mr. An- dreone. George Bedell, his 'fPhotography sense to Joe Krum. Howard Biegler, his aconstant chatteri' to Kathleen Stella. Dan Berggren, Hslipsl' Pat Lane his hepness7'. Stej Cange, her daydreams to Mr. Benedict. Billy Caton, his quiet artistic talent to .lim Reuss. Rusty Draper, her upretty skis to Shuss- bunnies. Kevin Eagan, his corny humorn to John Frankle. Alma Every, her silence', to Chris Carl- son. Waller Etz, his German tongue to Miss Donovan. Paz! Farrell, her ufaithful devotion to Madelyn Tripicco. folin Fricke, his 'cangling antics to Sam Lockwood. Jackie Friedman, her 'fpiano fingersw to Ira Deutsch. Rosie Fuchs, her innocent eyesn to guilty students. loan Gelbert, her night owlness to Dawn Parker. Mary Culnac, her 'chidden voltagel' to Lana DuBois. Bob Hall, his ulong legs to George Dunkel. Mary Jackson, her honor averagev to Doris Rowe. Rosie Jones, her just as small as she is to Nancy Gordon. Doris Iuliano, her cheerleading pepi' to O. C. S. Ndeadpansw. Lila Kirk, her amiable sociability to Deedee Rank. Trudy Krein, her 'ffast repartee to the Squares foe La Rocca, his excessive absence to Elaine Shultis. Dave Leacock, his 'fetching eyesn to Eric Anderson. Dotiy Lew.is, her 'gmutual feeling with Miss Donovanl' to Kathy Forno. Linda Marlatl, her 'gsharp brain to Danny. Bob Myers, his happy smile to Ed Wilbur. Dot Parsons, her popularity to Mr. Moehle's office. Pete Pike, his electronic equipment to Mr. Smith. Bill Reynolds, his manly torso to John Frankle. Reg Rider, his udesigningv to Olav Sjursen. Benny Robinson, his athletic prowess to Russell Wendt. Rudy Rossman, his Hgavel, headaches, absentmindedness, and ulcers to the '57 class president. Lee Scliirrner, his Hnutty ideasl' to Mrs. Wagenfohr. folin Schoonmaker, his HDA7' to Kenny Olsen. Ray Sliullis, his way with women to Dick Murphy. Les Shuliis, his nickname, Mousy,' to Larry Stevens. Bob Sliultis, his 'ccontrol room to Buzzy Carl. Wilma Simrnens her innocent guiltl' to ,lane Schoonmaker. ,loan Somerville, her uantagonizing feats with Mr. Fayv to Peggy Stevens. Mary Ellen Staiger, her 'cgigglev to Miss Gormley. Alice Stevens, her 'cgay gab to Kirsten Warnes. Eddie Swenson, his Journalism seat to Louis Vanacore. Ioan Trowbridge, her ufatal attractionn to Nancy Ostrander. Dolly Williams, her safe drivingn to Mr. Wheeler. Glenn Class, his Hpathfinding ability to the Cross Country team. In witness whereof, of we have hereunto af- fixed our seal, on this first day of June, in the year Nineteen Hun- dred and Fifty-Six. ff f ' f if Xfmldfll -Arn

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Front Row, left to right: L, Marlatt, M. Jackson, J. Friedman, C. Krein, R. Rossmann, R. Jones, J. Trowbridge, C. Draper. Second S Row: Mrs. Wagenfohr, S. Cange, R. Rider, D. Leavock, W. litz, ag B. Robinson, J. Pike, F. Reynolds, A. Stevens, Mr. Viglielmo. Third Row: D. Juliano, D. Parsons, G. Bedell, R. Hall, L. Schirmer, E. Swenson, R. Fuchs, l. Somerville. The twenty-four members of the actual staff, with the help of seventeen Junior Apprentices, published the '4Album and in so do- ing realized its sole purpose. l'nder the guidance of Mrs. Katherine Wagenfohr in the art and layout department, Mr. Jules D. Viglialmo in literary, and Mr. Edward Hearn in charge of business. The staff began the monumental task at its first meeting and with a sigh put the Album,' to hed in early March. cauloz Front Row, left to right: M. Every, C. Carlsen, E. Auchmoody, L. DuBois, G. Burke, B. Timp- son, K. Forno. Second Row: J. Kruppa, P. Stevens, R. Kaiser, R. Jordan, K. Hahn, C. Lang N. Ostrander. W -f -f L,. me