Oriskany Falls High School - Oriska Yearbook (Oriskany Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

We, the class of 1958, hereby dedicate this edition of The Oriska , to Mr. Wallace F. Bither, who despite his many obli- gations and responsibilities, has found the time to guide us through the past two years at Oriskany Falls High. His pa- tience and unceasing helpfulness have contributed greatly to- ward the happiness and success of these past years. ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Neile E. Jeffers, President Lawrence Findley John Williams Charles Cotter, Sr. R. E• Bellinrer, Clerk FACULTY 1st row: Mrs. Hicks, Miss Doyle, Mrs. Youngs, Mrs. Carmen, 2nd row: Mr. Guayasa:uin, Mrs. Scudder, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Buckoski, Mr. Courtade, Mrs. Miner, Mr. Beemer. 3rd row: Mrs. Leach, Mr. Bither, Mr. Carter, Mrs. Wilson. NURSE Mrs. Gallagher, Carol Schlernitzauer. Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Lawrence W. Ames, Jr. Buster To Graduate Elvis Presley I� m Available” You better believe it. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 3,4 Student Council Officer 4 Class President 2 Class Treasurer 1 Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Carol Joyce Schlernitzauer Snooks or Tyke To own a red 57 Pontiac convertible Goincr shopping with a boyfriend. Love Me I didn't did anything. Cheerleading 2,3,4 Chorus 1 Class President 3 Picture Editor Yearbook 4 Debate Team 2 Junior Librarian 1,2 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3 Volley Ball 2 Softball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Floyd Morris Lewis Louie Auctioneer English Class Fraulein Holy Cats Class President 4 Student Council 4 Class Vice-President 2 Nane Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Allan Olmstead ,f Ike” To be an engineer Work My Special Angel That 8 liJe. Chorus 1,2 Soccer 2,3,14. Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1,2,3 14- Volleyball I4. Yearbook Editor I4. Class officer 1,2,3 Orchestra 2 Prom King 3 Student Council 3� k Band 1,2,3 Name Nicknan e Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Patricia Marie Cowles Pat To Graduate English Class My One Sin” Don t get all shook, Cheerleading 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2 Class Officer 3 14- Volleyball 2 Co-Editor Yearbook I4. Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Richard Sykes Dick To be a success Funny people ”Stardus t” Nice move.” Basketball 2,3 14. Baseball 3� k Soccer 3 14- Band 1,2,3,14. Track 4 Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Bruce George Matteson Brucie To be a jet pilot or mechanic. A guy with two girlfriends. My Little Angel Oh, BaloneyJ Yearbook Staff I4. Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Marilynne Jean Kolwaite Mimi To be a secretary Nosey people A Fallen Star Oh, go fry ice. Softball 1,2,3 Junior Librarian 1,2 Band l,2,3� ll Class officer I4. Prom Queen 3 Newspaper Staff 1 D.A.R. Good Citizen 1+ Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Kenneth A. Freemire Pip To make money Mr. Beemer's English Class Fraulein That's beside the point. Soccer 1,2,3,14. Band 1,2., 3 Vice-President Class I4. Business Manager Yearbook 14. Name Nickname Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Favorite Saying Activities Patrick Albert Moten Molts To finish high school Social Studies Treat Me Nice Sure we will. Basketball l,2,3� il Soccer 1 Name Arthur Stanley Howlett Nickname Hoollt Ambition To pass English Pet Peeve English Class Favorite Song Honey comb Favorite Saying For corn sakes. Activities Soccer 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,k Band 1,2,3 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Four years ago, we entered high school with shocking behavior, (which has not improved over the years.) We were a carefree class, but we had our trip to Washington and New York City as our goal. All of us thought that it would be a simple task to earn money (but we soon found out differently). Pauline Covey, Barbara Roy, Helen Champion, Wendell Atkins, and John Furness started with us, but only Pauline and Barbara remained throughout the year, and Barbara left us then. Our activities included the selling of sweat shirts, a bake sale, and one movie. The Seniors didn't give us too much trouble at Initiation, but we enjoyed the little trouble they did give us. Our advisor was Mr. D. R. Crupi and the class officers were Allen Olmstead, President; Mary Mulvihill, Vice-President ; Joyce Olmstead, Secretary; and Lawrence Ames, Treasurer. We came back to school in September as Sophomores, only to discover that Sybil Foster was attending Madison Central School. In reference to class activites, we had few. We sold felt letters, had a few bake sales, and conducted a record dance. Mr. Ken Lowe was our advisor. Our class officers were Allen Olmstead, President; Lawrence Ames, Vice-President; Mary Mulvihill,'Secretary; and Joyce Olmstead, Treasurer. Then we were Juniors. Could it have been possible? It surely was. But our class was diminishing in size. Joyce Olmstead, Mary Mulvihill and Norman Jipson were attending Madison Central School. Norman returned in December to complete the year with us. Pauline Covey Joined the Senior Class• In September, we selected our class rings, which arrived before Christmas. All the rings had square stones, but the colors differed. The boys had ruby stones while the girls had black onyx. Our activities included the Junior Prom, several record dances, the sale of magazines, the sale of candy at basketball games, a turkey raffle, a few bake sales, and two paper drives. The Junior Prom was the most important. We had some wonderful arguments about a theme and finally decided on Canadian Sunset . We started on the decorations about two weeks before the Prom. Mr. Hoyt gave us some excellent ideas, but two days before the Prom, we abandoned these ideas, and started decorating with easier ones. We finished decorating about five hours before the Prom. Freddie Lawrence and his orchestra supplied the music. Allen Olmstead and Marilynne Kolwaite were crowned king and queen. And in the end we had a very successful dance. Mr. Bither was an excellent advisor with his many ideas and suggestions. Our class officers were Carol Schlemitzauer. President; Allen Olmstead, Vice-President; and Patricia Cowles, Secretary«Treasurer. Mr. Bither remained with us as our class advisor during our Senior year, but the officers changed. Our new class officers were Floyd Lewis, President; Kenneth Freenire, Vice-President; Patricia Cowles, Secretary; and Marilynne Kolwaite, Treasurer. Our main project was the Oriska , which turned out to be successful (which was quite an honor for our class). We had Round and Square Dances, (a Sadie Hawkins Dance included), turkey and ham raffles, record dances, bake sales, movies, a Donkey Ball Game, and others. We have not yet made too many plans for the Senior Ball, but we hope it will be successful. Our school years at Oriskany Falls High School are sadly drawing to a close. We will always remember OFHS and the good times we have had. And we will always remember our trip, which we finally made in April of this year. SENIOR CLASS WILL We the class of '58 of Oriskany Falls High School, being of sound mind, do hereby disclose our last will and testament. I, Lawrence Ames, do hereby bequeath to Fred Blunt, my position as goalie on the soccer team; joe Olmstead, my ability to be in school every day; Bill Lancuskl, my office of Sergeant at Arms in the Student Council. I, Patricia Cowles, do hereby beaueath to Carol Jeffers, my seat by the window so she can wetch the road; Casllda Howe, the sales talk I gave Mr. Bither when I didn't Have my homework done; Andrea Maass, my ability to let the air out of tires without getting caught. I, Kenneth A. Freemire, do hereby bequeath to Jean Irish, my extra height: Mr. Buckoskl, my friendly disposition; Xny fool, my knowledge in English. I, Arthur Howlett, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Beeraer, my knowledge in English; Whitney Oliver, my parking place in front of the school; Any Junior, my ability to get into trouble. I, Marilynne Kolwalte, do hereby bequeath to My sister, all my old books; Marla Veg, my excess height and weight; Kay Alberding, ray newly acquired shyness. I, Floyd Lewis, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Bither, my nice brown hair; Fred gloss', my position as Vice President of the Student Council: fronald Idzl, my excess knowledge. I, Bruce Matteson, do hereby bequeath to Kay Alberdlng, ray excess height; Sandy McConnald, my ability to drive safely; Whitney Oliver, my ability to make good excuses to Prof. I, Patrick Moten, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Buckoskl, my gentle temper! Fred Closs, my knack of not getting along with male teachers! Stephen Wlnans, my excess knowledge. I, Allen Olrastead, do hereby bequeeth to My cousin Joe, ray position as center forward on the soccer team: My sister Susie, my ability to pass my math courses: Steve Wlnans, ray position as President of the Student Council. I, Carol Schlemitzauer, do hereby bequeath to A Certain Madison Junior Boy, all the days of school that I cTidn't skip; Carol Bechy, my ability to have two or three boys mad at me; The Faculty, the luck of getting rid of all the Schlernitz;ruers. I, Dick Sykes, do hereby bequeath to My sister Marcia, my front seat in Mr. Bither� s room: Ronald Idzl, my mistakes on the athletic field; 1 Anybody who wents it, ray ability to get along with all my class- mates, including the girls. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY One day in the summer of 1965� while I was sitting at my desk in General Electric in New fork City, I began to wonder what the other members of my graduating class were aoing. Much to my surprise. Captain Bruce Matteson of the U. S. Air Force appeared in my office. He had been wondering the same thing, so we decided to investigate. First, we decioec to go back to the Falls. Upon reaching our destination, we noticea a new Ford Garage and decided to get some gas. Surprisingly enough, the former Pat Cowles came out to give us service. She told us she was married and had four children and a new house. We asked about the remainder of our class, but before we could receive an answer, a 1965 Ford Sunliner stopped beside us. We were astonished to find that the driver was Marilynne Kolwaite. She cheerfully informed us that she worked as a secretary in General Electric in Utica and part-time bookkeeper for the Vice-President of Goocson Farms, Inc. The car belonged to her part-time boss, but the only time he knew he had a car was when the payments were due. We headed for the airport and took off in Bruce� s Jet. We headed for Texas to see Lawrence Ames. When we arrived at the Flying A11 Ranch, we saw Floyd Lewis. Buster informed us that Floyd was his manager. Dick Sykes came up and greeted us heartily. He told us he was the veterinarian on the ranch for Buster's favorite palimino, Nugget. Then we went on to Hollywood, California, where we saw Art Howlett riding around in his 1965 white convertible filled with women. We were glad to see that Art had not lose his charm as a playboy. On the return trip to New fork City, we kept receiving strange radio signals. We looked in the code book and discovered the signals were from Schlernitzauer's Satellite. Carol finally made it out of this world, so we radioed back for her to land in New fork City. When we stepped out of our jet, we saw Kenny Freemire and Pat Moten getting ready to board a plane to head home. They were both in their Navy uniforms and they told us that they had Just returned from a 6-month voyage in the newest atomic submarine. Pat was going to Oriskany Falls while Kenny was going home to his wife in Ithaca. We were beginning to wonder what had happened to Carol when she appeared in front of us. Her satellite has silent engines so we didn't hear her land. Carol told us she worked for the government. We asked about her job but everything was strictly confidential. She to told us she did not plan to marry as yet. After returning to my desk, I reflected on all the good times we used to have at OFHS and 1 now realize that they were the best days of my life I . JUNIORS 1st row: A. Johnson, M. Sykes, J. Glair, K. Colman, K. Clair, C. Misiazek, 2nd row: H. Snell, M. Ball, Mr. Guayasamin, C. Rehm, J. Clair, 3rd row: W. Lancuski, R.Idzi, R. Mallabar, R. Tieder, R. Huntley, J. Mariano, S. Winans. SOPHOMORES 1st row: G. Mariano, C. Howe, P. Day, C. Jeffers, M. V®g 2nd row: K. Alberding, E. Renm, Mr. Hoyt, C. Von Dauber, B. Colman. 3rd row: C. Bechy, L. Garvey, P. Closs, F. Scarpino, K. Olmstead. FRESHMEN 1st row: P. Scarpino, C. Ball, A. Maass, P. Way, P. Hill, K. Brown, 2nd row: D. Huntley, L. Lawton, M. Hoch, M.Malabar, B. Livermore, P. Abraham, D. Idzi, J. Joraon, D. Huntley. 3rd row: P. McKenzie, J. Dapson, G. Teider, S. Oliver, G. Eday, J.Mullen. EIGHTH GRADE 1st row: J. Buell, S. Kolwaite, M. Still, C. Mariano, E. Clark. 2nd row: C. Sykes, M. Alberding, R. Clair, Mr. Hoyt, L. Ames, E. S i t ts, K. Moten. 3rd row: K. Hoch, J. Misiaszek, R. Jones, J. VonDauber, G. Garrow, F. Scerbo, B. Day. SEVENTH GRADE 1st row: L. Sykes, F Jordan, J. Lollman, J. Bechy, G Jones. 2nd row: P. Freemire, S. Williams, L. Mallabar, T. Castellucci, E. Day, L. Maass, D. Mariano, 3rd row: S. Mullen, J. Lollman, J. Oliver, J. Rice, Mrs. Leach, C Murphy, A. Snell, J. Van Etten, J. Mariano, J+th row: L. Bardrof, J� Tallman, S. Turner,T.Tieder. S. Godfrey, R. Jordan, J. Egan, W. Buell, K . Moten. SIXTH GRADE 1st row: D. Lawton, R. Sykes, K. Hoch, H Lewis, S. Misiaszek. 2nd row: R. Snow, S. Farrow, R. Turner, J Buc-.oski, R. Borkowski, V. Oliver, C En le. 3rd row: T Ames, J. Harding, R Stachco, Mrs. Miner, B. Finnegan, K. Way, H • Carney, l4.th row: T Howard, W. Snow, J.Jones, C Xeyser, R.Dapson, R.Burnham, T. Mullen, J.Still FIFTH GRADE 1st row: D. Mariano, F. Jones, S. Church, K. Church, R. Huntley, B. Hall. 2nd row: A. Bechy, R. Kirley, S. Clements, K. Oarboneau, S. Emberley, L. Jones, L. Bishop, B. Tallaan, D. Clark, 3rd row: S. Freemire, J. Bartle, E. Jones, C. Egan, Miss Doyle, J. Ames, L Rice, S. Tieder, M. Moten. l .th row: T. Mallabar, T. Idzi, E. Shauger, M. Ford, W. Murphy, T. Turner, E. Bardrof, B. Von Dauber, G. Hoch. FOURTH GRADE 1st row: S. Lollman, D. Weaver. R. Billings, D. Church. 2nd row: V. Parkhurst, S. Legacy, M. Bechy, P. Ames, E. Ball, L. Emberley, 3rd row: E. Moon, A. Ericken, S. Borkowski, Mrs. Youngs, P. Ball, E. Tilbe, B- Edellnte, i4.th row: C. Faulkner, S. Vincent, C. Hall, R. Marritt, R. Legacy, J. King, J. Kilts, W. Kilts. THIRD GRADE 1st row: L. Carney, M. Diehl, R� Wilraont, R. Ford, P. Turner, C. Clark. 2nd row: P. Turner, R. Marriott, D. Jones, S. Keyser, R. Kirley, N. Dolan, L. Folts. 3rd row: K. Kilts, B. Rice, S. Turner, J. Godfrey, Mrs. Hicks, K. Moon, M. Dapson, K. Matthews, B. Weaver, l+th row: J. Misiaszek, E. Neidhart, T. Spooner, M. Buckoski, E. Harding, R. Fuess, H Bingel, B. Tallman. ABSENTEE: S. Falbo. SECOND GRADE 1st row: E. Reily, R. Johnson. T. Legacy, G. Bartle, 2nd row: B. Lancuski, C. Mariano, S. Naidk rt, R. Kilts, J. Diana, C. Dyer, 3rd row: J. Olmstead. P. Bechj, M. Camelo, L. Sefcheck, Mrs. Wilson, C. Isley, B. Cowles, C. Hoch, S. Fuller, 4-th row: M. Scurpino, A. Hali, D. Tallman, D. Turner, M. Falin, S. Jones. ABSENTEES: Y- Alberding, M. Williams, R. charooneau. FIRST GRADE 1st row: L. Spooner, J. Clements, A Vincent, S. Diehl, R. Cowles. 2nd row: D. Turner, D„ Potts, S Cowles, L. Kent, C. Weaver, L. Dolan, S Howara, V. Tallman. 3rd row: R. Marriott, S. Dickson, D Eddy, N. Slocum, D. Von Dauber, Mrs. Scudder, C. Tilbe, N. Egan, J� Idze, S. Titswort S. Hall. Top row: R. Burleigh, R Brown, J. Cleslak, R. Castellucci, E. Waterman, D. Grossman, T Godfrey, A Ball, Absentees: R. Boehlert, A. McNamara, R Fal'oo, E. Polts, W. Shauger, S. Sykes. KINDERGARTEN 1st row: J. Hoch, D. Dickson, R. Diana, B. Wllmot, W. Palin, T. Parrow. 2nd row: P. Clark, M. McNamara, D. Tallman, C. Comelo, J. Puller, B. Babcock, L. Spooner. 3rd row: G. Pindley, S. Beiderman, M. Hill, G. Puess, Mrs. Carman, T. Ericson, C. Blanchard, L. Shoen, L. Cowles, Absentees: H. Way, J. Marriott. 1st row: P. Moten, A. Howlett, A. Olmstead, D• Garvey, 2nd row: Mr, Courtade, D. Sykes, L, Ames, F. Closs, J. Olmstead, Manager: R. Huntley. CHEERLEADERS 1st row: A. Johnson, C, Schlernitzauer, C. Howe, 2nd row: E. Mariano, C, Bechy, H. Snell, VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1st row: J. Mullen, F. Scarplno, B. Lancuskl, J. Mariano, L. Lawton, P, McKenzie. 2nc row: Mr. Lwyer, R. Mallabar, R. Idzl, J. Lapson, F. Blunt, G. Tieder, s.Oliver,Manager, D. Huntley. CHEERLEADERS 1st row: M. Mallabar, A. Maass, L. Bechy, 2nd row: M. Sykes, G. VonDauber, M. Hoch. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM SOCCER 1st row: W. Lancuski, A. Olmstead, K. Freemire, 2nd row: R. Sykes, D. Garvey, F. Blunt, F. Scarplno, R. Huntley,J. Mariano, R. Mallabar. 3rd row: S. Oliver, J. Dapson, F. Gloss, Mr. Courtade, L. Ames, R. Idzi, G. Garrow. BASEBALL TEAM 1st row: J. Mariano, D. Sykes, A Olmstead, B. Lancuski F. Scarpino, J. Dapson. 2nd row: D. Garvey, F. Blunt Coach Courtade, F. CIosj, J. Olmsteao. BAND 1st row: M. Kolwaite, M. Mallabar, R. Borkowski, R. Burnham, G. Eddy, J. Van Ettea, S. Kolwaite, J. Oliver, C. Huntley, L. Mallabar. 2nd row’: D. Sykes, C. Mlsiaszek, R. Mallabar, P. McKenzie, D. Huntley, T. Mallabar, T. Castelluccl, K. Alberding, R. Staccho, D.Garvey, A. Johnson, L. Bardrof, M.Ball, R. Huntley, K. Hoch, E. Bardrof, G. Hoch. 3rd row: G. Mariano, C. Howe, L. Bechy, C. Engle, R. Huntley, K. Hoch, M. Sykes, M. Hoch, C. VonDauber, J. Clair, C. Bechy. i th row: Mr. Carter BATON TWIRLERS 1st row: C. Von Dauber. 2nd row: G. Mariano, J. Clair, L. Bechy, C. Bechy, C. Howe. DEBATE TEAM Sitting: M. Sykes, Mr. Beemer, C. Misiaszek, Standing: G. Mariano, S. Winans, E. Rehm, P. Day, S. Olmstead, R. Idzi • MIXED CHORUS 1st row: E. Sitts, H. Snell, M. Mallabar, M. Alberding, J. Clair, K. Clair. 2nd row: M. Still, C. Sykes, S. Kolwaite, G. Mariano, Mr. Carter, C. Mariano, E. Clark, K. Brown P. Scarpino. 3rd row: R. Clair, J. Clair, C. VonLauber, L. Garvey, F. Closs, S, Oliver, L. Lawton, M. 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