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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

' m THE 1964 ORISKA ORISKANY FALLS HIGH SCHOOL ORISKANY FALLS NEW YORK Foreword Throughout our yean at O.F.H.S. we have watched each other mature in wiidom and good judgment. We know that theie yean will be among our moit treaiured memoriei. Ai we leave, we will continue to mature, baiing our growth on the know- ledge and undemanding we have gained here. Initium I would like to commend all of the ienion who have helped to make thii 1964 ORlSKb a reality. The yearbook ii a ielf-iuitaining project of the Senior Clan and I would like to thank all of the itu- denti, teachen, merchanti, parenti and anybody who have in any why helped the Clan of 1964 produce thii book. It hai been a itruggle, but we muit bear in mind that the yearbook playi an important function in cur ichocl. It ii our public relation imtrument which ei- tabliihei an indentity o, intereit between the ichool'i public and the ichool itieli. The yearbook alio performi other valuable iervicei iuch ai : 1. Teaching itudenti to work together with other itudenti in order to develop comideration, tol erance and a ieme of, reipomibility. 2. Finishing practical experience in art jcurnal- iim and business to demomtrate the need for re lated iubjecti which the itudenti are studying. 3. Giving recognition in the yearbook for their accompliihmenti in icholaitic and other ichool .... activitiei. Leach..Advaor When alt of theie f,acton are taken into consider- ation and weighed, it prova cono.luiively that the year bock ii a worthwhile endeavor. Annual Staff M. Leach DEDICATION Ma.4 . Welton Armlin With thoughtt oh gratitude and tincere appreciation we, the Clati oh 1964, with to expreti our hearthe.lt thankt to M4.4. Helton Armlin far the help the gave ut. She wat our teacher, our advitor, and our helper. But mott oh all, the wat our h lend. To you, Mrt. Armlin, we proudly dedicate the 1964 0RISKA. SALUTE :©S -Gr«X r - .. . V.. . .«V.. !.• . . • . . •. ',  . ' '• ’. ’ 7 • .L | . 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HeAbeAt EdwaAd CaAney HatuAal cuaIs.......Reliable.....Emphatic debating......Good salesman........UatuAal leadeA........SpoAts enthusiast.......HeAb Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Soccer Co-Captain 3, 4; Class Vice President 1; Bowling 1,2,3, 4; Class President 2,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Track 3,4; Drum Major 4; Chorus 2. Judy Ann Buckoski Righteous.. .Active panticipatoA..CaloAie counting and oh those diets....UondeA ul sense otf humoA......Likeable......SnoAt Junior Prom Queen 3; Delegate to Manlius 1,3; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Delegate to District 7 Student Council Convention 3; National Honor Society 2,3 4; Delegate to District 7 National Honor Society Convention 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; Chorus 1; Drama Club 3; Cafeteria 1; Secretary of Central District National Honor Society 4; National Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer 4; Newspaper Editor 3; Delegate to Colgate Seminar 3,4. Rogen Leon Dapion Madiion Avenue Vappen............Good dancet Some dn.ive.n.....Tall, dank, and handiome Cane nee....Hai tnuck doen tnavel....Vap J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3; Band 1 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Treasurer 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Shanyn Ann Pannow Blue eyei.....Iniectioui laugh......Lovei ipaghetti....Gym elan enthuiiait...Ginl uiith a punpone...Mi chievoui humon..Shan Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Delegate to Manlius 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3; Delegate to Colgate Summer Seminar 2; Delegate to Colgate Seminar 3,4; Newspaper Editor 3; Class Secretary 2; Class President 3; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Delegate to National Honor Society Con- vention 2; Public Speaking 2; Yearbook 4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4. Jamei Anthun Egan Planning a £utune in Aanming.....Qu-ie-t type.......Vnivet a hot tnuck.......Ea y going...........Unnu led.............Jim Chanlei Raymond Engle Leaden, by natune and itudent choice. .The Imltaton..... All an.ou.nd guy......Competent Active...........Funnleit laugh.........Chuck Soccer 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,44; Base- ball 1,2,3,44; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3, 4 Bowling 1,3; Newspaper Staff 3; Delegate to District 7 Student Council Convention 2; Student Council President 4; Student Council Sergeant at Arras 2; Junior Prom King 3; Student Council Representative 3 Delegate to Boys' State 3. Pamela Ella Fn.eemlne Ea lly embannaaed. .Talkative.. A nenloui moment while o i-guand.......Stimulating natunal appeal......Semltlve.........Fam Girls' Sports 1,2,3, 4; Bowling Club 3; Chorus 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Cafeteria 1,2; Drama Club 2,3; Yearbook 4. Keith Allen Hoch Fonceiully Intelligent.....Highly gifted Fautlea gnoomlng..Reiponnlble....Smooth dancen.. .Independent... Pnactlcal.... Keith Baseball 1,2,3,44; Soccer 1,2,3,44; Soccer Co-Captain 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Track 2,3; Class Vice President 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Oneonta Music Festival 3; Colgate Sem inar 2; Student Council Representative 4; Francet Glynn Jordan Uinanuming .. .Szli-iu.iilcle.nt.... Flathing tied and white convertible......Eaiy going Modett.........Firmly reiolute.........Fran Stephen Wayne Hitiatzek Unuiual excutet (hone hunting--). .Hone lover...A darting bit oi quicktilver.... Steady companion...Provocative.....Steve Newspaper Staff 3; J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; Senior Play 3 Fun to be with..Loity..An artiit'i bruth dipped in unuiual talent......Truitworthy That ilathing tmile...................Jan Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Delegate to Colgate Seminar 4; Class Vice President 2 Drama Club 2,3; Newspaper Artist 3; Dance Band 1,2; Student Council Treasurer 2; Double-quartet 2. Janice Mae Harding Teiiance Michael Mullen A ppeaiA to be AeliouA....InteieAt In the oigan... .He aouice ul..........AbAoibing by diiiiculty. .Uniu led. .Clew Cut... .Teny Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,Delegate to Governor's Conference on Youth 3; Soccer 3; Delegate to District 7 Student Council Convention 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Class President 1; Delegate to Colgate Seminar Student Council Vice President 3. Virginia Glace Olive i Shin-cng hail.....Vaik glamoul......Blight pu.llove.iA with puAhed-up AleeveA.. .Sunny d-cApoAition.. Immaculate appeaiance.Ginny Delegate to Colgate Seminar 4; Delegate to District 7 Student Council Convention 3; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Girls' Sports 1.2.3,1!; Class Treasurer 2,3; Drama Club 2,3; Student Council Representative 1; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Colorguard 2,3; News- paper Editor 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Athletic Fund Treasurer Flan William Mulvihill SpoitA enthuAiaAt........Intent....ClaAA cut-up........Populai..........Keen AenAe od humoi....Competent...Agitatoi...Butch Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Class Vice President 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Newspaper Staff 3. Rose Ola TuAneA CheeAjul.... Loyal.. .Spontaneous laughteA Above and beyond the call o duty..BAown eyes...Fun to be with..Ambitious..FaAmeA Chorus 1; Cafeteria 1,2,3; Girls' Sports Drama Club 2,3; Student Council Representative Yearbook Co-Editor h; Newspaper Staff 3. Roges. William Sykes ViAect gaze.....Wild tAumpeteA.....CAisp subtle wit.......Bashful........Red hais Jovial minded....SpoAts enthusiast...Red Soccer 1,2,3, ; J.V. Basketball 1; Dance- band 1,2; Varsity Basketball 2,3, ; Base- ball 1,2,3, ; Volleyball 2,3, ; Band 1,2, 3, ; Newspaper Staff 3- Cathy Alice Way ThoAough student..Appealing deep dimples Attentive to detail...IndustAious...Mild manneAed..Blushes easily..Capable..Cathy National Honor Society 2,3, ; Delegate to Colgate Seminar 4; National Honor Society President Delegate to District 7 Honor Society Convention 2; Class Treasurer 4; Cafeteria 1,2; Drama Club 2,3; Newspaper Editor 3; Chorus 1; Girls' Sports 1,2,3, Student Council Representative 2,3; Year- book Editor 4. Cynthia Ann Wolanikl Gym clan enthunlant... Chattcn.cn... Eagcn. t0 he-lP.....Honat..........Beautiful blue e-ye-i...Reliable.... Level-headed. .Cindy Chorus 1; Cafeteria 1,2; Drama Club 2,3; Newspaper Staff 3; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4 Corresponding Secretary 2; Yearbook 4; Student Council Parliamentarian 4; Prize Speaking 2. Senior Class Officers Advisor----Mr Herb Carney, Mulvlhill. Ecker, Secretary--Judy Buckoskl, President- Treasurer Cathy Way, Vice President-----Plan Senior Class Advisor Dear Seniors, Congratulations on the publication of your fine yearbook. May you always think of your school days as happy experiences and browse through your yearbook often for fond recollections and memories The education you have received is much like the foundation of a house; a solid basis for your future growth. We of O.F.H.S. have provided you with the tools with which to build your house. How you will plan the house depends on your own ideals The finished product will be produced slowly ; quality will prevail where quantity would fail. Finally, after more education, you will be able to enjoy and live in your house that education has built. Upon your commencement, I wish to thank you for the opportunity to be your advisor for this past year. Boys’ State Boys' State is something every boy should strive for. It is really a mock political con- vention during which are chosen a governor. It. governor, a group of senators, and other polit- ical officials down to a village basis. Everyone who attends has an equal chance to run for whatever office he desires; there is no disc rim- ination what so ever. There is serious work, but there is also much fun. Actually the work is fun, but there are several athletic meets and tournaments. You would be surprised to see how much you have in common with most of the boys there. It is really a rewarding experience. Award J. Oliver Salutatorian Rotary Citizenship Highest Comm. Ave. Yearbook Award J. VanEtten Valedictorian Elizabeth D'Agostino Highest in Chem. Highest in Eng.yrs. 196 3 Graduates Row 1: E. Day, C. Murphy, R. Wolanski, J. VanEtten, J. Oliver, J. Tieder, J. Rice, L. Bardrof. Row 2: A. Castellucci S. Williams, J. Lollman, L. Maass, S. Mullen, K. Moten, J. Mariano, D. Mar- iano, L. Sykes. W inners R. Wolanski Most Improvement in Chemistry L. Bardrof Outstanding Musician S. Mullen Yearbook Award Rice Highest Home Ec. Ave. Betty Crocker Award Crisco Award A. Castellucci Curtis LaTraille Award L. Sykes Rotary Citizenship ADMINISTRATION Board of Education The Board of Education manages our school with proficient administrative ability The men on the board are always willing to sacrifice their time to help us resolve our school problems. Students and faculty alike may always feel free to call on the Board of Education for assistance of any kind. Row 1? Edward Bellinger...Richard Eddy....Row 2: Bernard Von Dauber....Joel Hofstead....Row 3: Leon Dapson. ,.. .Joseph Sefcheck. President.... Bernard Von Dauber Vice President......Richard Eddy Clerk...........Edward Bellinger Principals M essage The record of your high school days is a bloc of time and experience that will always be a seperate package of memories. This yearbook is but a small part of all your pages of recollection. Yet, as you turn its rages year after year, it will bring back events which you shall enjoy in retrospect. You may relive again and recall from your four years some personal triumphs and proably some failures, which all together I hope will merge into an unforgettable happy ex- perience . It is my sincere wish that the Class of 1964 will be blessed with a bright and happy future. Walter S. Buckoski Guidance Counselor Who is it that gave us these memorable words which seems so apropos to the goals of our edu- cational system? Dear God, give us the courage to change what we can change, to accept what we cannot change, and to know the difference between the two. Let us hope that the 1964 graduates of Oris- kany Falls High School have gained from their truly American education, at least in some mea- sure not just a book knowledge, but rather those basic principles which will equip them for living and to be contributing members of our human society. May I personally extend to our graduates the heartiest congratulations and warmest best wishes for their future endeavors. May they face the challenging horizon armed with a nostalgic momento of our late President John Fitzgerald Kennedy: It is not what your country can do for you, but rafter what you can do for your country. Edna M. Tanzer, S.N.T. Mr. Charles Dwyer Most schools have psychologists for the very same rea- son' they have teachers—to help pupils learn and to assist them to acquire healthy attitudes and healthy feelings. We know that learning is a very complex and complicated pro- cess and there are many things which make learning dlffi - cult for youngsters. The psychologists' work is somewhat different with the elementary school than it would be with older students. In the Junior and senior high schools he helps students find out why they may be having a difficult tj.me in school ( or outside school for that matter). He tries to help them to find ways to make life easier and to gain enough strength to accept or tolerate a bad situation. School psychologists are also available to you to help think through vocational and or educational plans, to take a hard look at what the future holds and to help you shape it. The psychologist is also available to the parents to help them learn ways of improving their own relationships and feelings with their children. Whatever is said is kept confidentail and not shared with anyone without your permission. What does the psychologist do? Very simple; whatever he does is with you in mind. He does everything to help parents, students, and the teachers in your school. With the arrival of graduation there comes a challenge of meeting a new life. You have no choice. The world is ever changing and you must be ready to change with it. There is no such thing as standing still, either you progress or you retrogress. Education is an everlasting process. Always be alert for the opportunities to learn some- thing new and beneficial to you and your coun- try. Through continued learning you will be able to meet the challenge of the future. I sincerely hope your lives will give you all you deserve. Life is like a photograph ; you get out of it what you put into it. May you all have long rewarding lives filled with work. Psychologists Mr. Stanley Zager Mrs. June Rizika ■r Lois Mewsom Kindergarten Eleanor Bell Sixth Grade Camilla Garvey Languages Oriskany Falls Sadie Rehm First Grade Sara Hughes Second Grade Milton Beemer English Jessie Lambrecht Home Economics Michael Berardino Social Studies Chanes Dwyer Industrial Arts School Faculty Mabel Wilson Third Grade Leon Adams Mathematics Cynthia Abbot Art Zoe Youngs Fourth Grade James Welty Science Wesley Ecker Music Edward Stephenson Fifth Grade Mary Leach Commercial Robert Friers Physical Education Personnel Cooks: Ruth Engle Kate Jipson Janitors: Stan Borkowski Dave Klein UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Row 1: S. Emberley, L. Jones, S. Freemire, C. an S ® ®r,KJ Char- boneauj V. 0. Hoch, R. Huntley, B. Hall, A. Bechy. Hail to thee fair gray and crimson Honest, I'm working Junior Class Officers Mr. Adams............Advisor Carol Egan........Treasurer Mark Ford.........President Sandra Freemire...Secretary Linda Jones..Vice-President Another goal! At the hop! What's this? Just thinking! BacK from Bouckville Sophomores Row 1: V. Parkhurst, D. Hadfield, J. Ames, D. Klein, S. Borkowskl, P. Ball, L. Rice, B. Edelblute, E. Ball. Row 2: D. Mariano, P. Clark , J. King, C. Faulkner. Row 3: B. VonDauber, T. Idzi, R. Diana, J. Still, E. Shauger, R. Marriott, C. Hall. Absent: E. Bardrof, W. Mur- phy. Sophomore Class Officers The Oriskany Falls Hillbillys Oh boy! What a gooey mess! Boys' Lab Mr. Welty.............Advisor Carson Hall.........Secretary Bernard VonDauber...President Bonnie Edelblute....Treasurer Earl Shauger...Vice-President Freshmen Row 1: K. Matthews, M. M. Dapson, L. Emberley, K. Wolanski. Row 3: S. Buckoski, E. Harding, R. R. Billings, S. Legacy. Bechy, P. Ames, M. Hill, K. Moon, S. Turner, B. Rice. Row 2: P. Turner, L. Folts, M. Stone, Lollman, C. Clark, R. Fuess, R. Burgdoff, M. Ford, P. Turner, L. Carney. Absent: S. Moon, Future Homemakers Doing our best. Freshman Class Officers Mrs. Garvey......... Advisor Mary Lou Hill........Treasurer Lee Carney... Sergeant-at-Arms Karen Moon...........President Lynn Folts...........Secretary Marylyn Dapson.Vice-President Line-up. Prima donnas General shop The lucky winner is Have some. You rat! Senior Snapshots Guess who? Who? Chow Time! Ole! The Gang You fool! What do we do now? Help! No! Shucks! Up you go! ELEMENTARY Eighth Grade But these are my good Sunday- V go-to-meeting clothes. Barbara Lancuski and Melanie Williams Row 1: B. Lancuski, C. David, C. Isley, J. DeKing, L. Sefcheck, J. God frey, C. Kilts, Y. Alberding. Row 2: M. Camelo, P. Bechy, S. Fuller, M Williams, M. Scarpino, C. Hoch, R. Kirley, J. Olmstead. mow 3: M. Haas, R. Charboneau, R. Burgdoff, T. Spooner, G. Felski, B. Tallman, S. Vincent, A. Hall, H. Bingel, R. Wilmot. Seventh Grade Row 1: E. Folts, R. Marriott, D. Eddy, S. Sykes, N. Egan, B. Cowles, J. Idzi, N. Slocum, S. Howard, D. Hall, S. Jones. Row 2: R. Marriott J. Diana, S. Cowles, R. Kilts, S. Titsworth, S. Jasek, D. Turner, D. Stone, L. Kent, K. Mariano, D. Potts. Row 3: G. Johnson, S. Diehl , G. Moon, R. Boehlert, D. Grossman, R. Castellucci, A. Ball, E. Hill, L. Spooner, E. Reily, R. Falbo. Row 4: R. Baker, J. Cieslak, E. Wa- terman, D. Tallman, D. Turner, A. MacNamara, L. Neff, R. Burleigh, J. Clements. Absent: L. Dolan, J. Misiaszek. Sixth Grade Showtime Babcock . d. Baker d! Tallman. V. ’ Cowles' How 2: A. vincent. T. Legacy L. Spooner, C. Camelo, S. Dickson, G. Moon, G. Findlay, D. Tallman, C. “lazor, G. Fuess. Row 3: T. Farrow, C. Slocum, J. Hoch, H. Way, Shauger, T. Godfrey, R. Johnson, J. Sefcheck, C. Blanchard, W. Shoen , J. Marriott. Fifth Grade Row 1: D. Jeffers, J. Howe, B. Slate, K. Bechy, P. MacNamara, E. Egan, C. Spooner, M. Ward, D. Emberley, V. Tallman. Row 2: L. Stone, W. Mc- Cartney, R. Burleigh, L. Elmer, J. Rice, H. Beemer, T. Slocum, R. Clair. D. Neff, R. Cowles. D. Dunham. Row 3: S. Charboneau, T.Boehlert J. Mazor, H. Potts, E. Castellucci, A. Grossman, B. Diana, M. Eddy, R. Buell, T. Hall. Absent: P. Fairbrother. Fourth Grade Row 1: D. Murphy, D. Titsworth, V. Polts, K. Wilmot, S. Bridge, P. Fox, E. Rally, L. Slocum, G. Way. Row 2: R. Buell, J. Marriott, G. Strong , C. Turner, I. Jones, P. Hennessy, N. Jones, J. Charboneau, D. Petrie. R. Morgan, C. Bechy. Row 3s J« Kilts, J. Farrow, D. Dickson, N. Mills, R. Clair, W. DeKing, R. Kirley, J. Stone, C. Cowles. Third Grade Row 1: M. Grems, P. Brady, D. Mills, D. Cowles, L. Chase, R. Fuller, D. Olmstead, D. Hennessy, J. Folts. Row 2: J. Clark, A. Cowles, D. Lemery, C. Donatella, M. Elmer, M. Ball, D. Jones, L. Lathrop, M. Klein. Row 3: D. Wright, N. Jeffers, I. Rice, P. Buckoski, R. Moon , J. Howe, R. Kilts, M. Misiaszek, D. Buell. Row 4: G. Strong, T. Slate, G. Buell, J. Marriott, C. Moon, S. Jipson, D. Petrie, R. Bur- leigh, T. Kilts. Second Grade Smile everyone! Row 1: R. Buell, C. Overacker, S. Lathrop, L. Jones, J. Sefcheck, w. Rice, M. Elmer, J. Hill, W. Shoen, N. Morgan, L. Dapson. Row 2: m. Kent, D. Diana, S. Turner, D. Findlay, S. Cowles, S. Buchanan, E. Ward, J. Bechy, K. Echyner, A. Moon, S. Petrie, K. Jeffers, R. Mc- Cartney, R. Kilts, J. Cieslak. Row 3: G. Lollman, L. Howard, J. Boehlert, D. Tallman, T. Ball, P. Spooner, S. Camelo, J. Grems, K. Slocum, M. Foster, K. Way. Absent: R. Martel. First Grade Row 1: B. Grems, J. Jones, L. Lemery, L. Donatella, L. Buell, L. Ward, K. Eddy, C. Fuess, R. Legacy, M. York, D. Tltsworth. Row 2: T. Tail- man, M. Strong, K. Foster, D. Ford, K. Strong , J. Cowles, A. Strong, W. Marriott, D. Kent, B. Kirley. Row 3: S. Buchanan, R. Klrley, R. Hill, A. Alberding, B. Slocum, S. Cowles , J. Hennessy , K. Bridge, C. Over- acker. Absent: J. Godfrey. Kindergarten Row 1: W. Barkley, M. Furness, J. Dolan, D. Galler, R. Ford, S. Buell, A. Charboneau, S. Kilts, D. Ford, L. Klrley, S. Leach, J. Dapson. Row 2: D. Burgess, C. Mills, D. York, C. Overacker, C. Dyer C. Reile, R. Rose. B. Day. L. Ward, B. Jipson, K. Jeffers, R. Brady. Row 3: D. Ford, G. Moon, M. Havens, J. Boehlert, M. Dunham, T. Mac- Namara, L. Burleigh, M. Shoen, J. Hill, R. Lollman, R. Diehl, R. Slocum, D. Godfrey. Absent: C. Morgan. Queen Judy Buckoiki and King Chuck Engtc I can't believe, it! The Royal Waltz The Queen'6 Attendanti Juniors and Cathy Way 6 Tony Caite.llu.cci It Roie TuAneA RobeAt UaAAiott S Cynthia Wolaniki Keith Hoch 6 Linda Jonei Their Dates Pam Fae.zmj.Ae. 6 Hen Hatl Sandi CZementi FAan JoAdan Steve Uiiaizek S Connie Huaphy Ginny OliveA S Voug UacVonaid Judy Suekoiki 6 John TiedeA Rogea Vapion Shaaon Haight Student Council Row 1: Chuck Engle-------President—Mr. Beemer Advisor Ray Huntley----Vice President---Cynthia Wolanski----- Parliamentarian. Row 2: Ginny Oliver——Treasurer Judy Buckoski----Secretary—Mark Ford—Sergeant-at-Arms The big decision! Taking a vote! 7th David Taliman 8th Carolee Hoch 9th Linda Emberly 10th Phil Clark Donna Klein 11th Karen Charboneau 12th— Rose Turner Grep Ray Honor Society Carol Ben Sharyn Vice President—Mark Ford Advisor-------Mrs. Garvey President-------Cathy Way Secretary---Judy Buckoskl Treasurer---Judy Buckoski Cat'ny Judy Mark Newspaper Staff Editor.......... Co-Editor....... Business Manager rtists......... Advisor......... Proof Reader.... .....Carol Egan Janice Malhenzie •Sandra Clements .Sandra Freemire Linda Jones .....Mrs. Leach .....Mrs. Garvey IK Row 1: L. Jones, C. Egan. Row 2: R. Klrley, S. Freemire, Mrs. Garvey. Ab S6nt: S. Clements, M. Ford, G. Hoch, R. Huntley. Senior Chorus Row 1: R. Kirley, L. Jones, J. Olmstead, L. Emberley, s. hmDeriey, L. Sefcheck, C. Isley, K. Moon, M. Hili, R. Kirley, M. Dapson, K. Matthews, B. Tallman, E. Folts. Row 2: S. Farrow, J. Harding, R. Marriott, K. Wolanski, L. Folts, S. Fuller, M. Scarpino, B. Cowles S. Sykes, M. Williams, C. Hoch, V. Parkhurst, R. Kilts, S. Cowles, Mr. Ecker. Row 3: R. Ford, K. Hoch, E. Bardrof, M. Ford, R. Burn- ham, G. Hoch, E.' Harding, R. Marriott, B. Tallman. Row 3: L. Spoor, er, J. Clements, D. Grossman, J. Cieslak, R. Fuess, T. Spooner, M. Haas, R. Castellucci, R. Boehlert. Junior Chorus Row 1: L. Slocum, G. Way, J. Charboneau, K. Wilmot, D. Jeffers, K. Bechy, S. Sykes, J. Howe, D. Murphy, D. Petrie, I. Jones, C. Turner E. Reily. Row 2: D. Emberley, D. Tallman, L. Spooner, L. Cowles, M. Ward, C. Spooner, E. Egan, C. Camelo., P. MacNamara. M. MacWamara, P Clark, V. Tallman. Row 3: E. Castellucci, J. Marriott, A. Grossman, D. Neff, R. Clair, L. Elmer, C. Mazor, G. Fuess, J. Sefcheck, J. Rice, J. Hoch, B. Diana, H. Potts, Mr. Ecker. Row 4: T. Hall, R. Buell, J. Stone, J. Farrow, R. Cowles, T. Farrow, M. Eddy, D. Dun - ham, J. Mazor, T. Kilts, C. Cowles, J. Marriott, S. Charboneau. Concert Band Row 1: C. Egan, R. Borkowskl, L. Jones, S. Clements, E. Egan, M. Dapson, J. Malenzie, S Farrow Row 2- R. Fuess, R. Kirley, C. Hoch, S. Fuller, J. Cieslak, R. Kilts, C. Spooner, P. MacNamara, C. Blanchard, K. Wolanski, S. :Borkoi«ki Zolsmal', MacNamara, K. Hoch, Mr. Ecker. Marching Band Row Is L. Cowles, L. Jones, L. Dolan, J. Hoch, R. Boehlert, S. Diehl, J. Clements, S. Sykes, B. Tallman, R. Burleigh, R. Marriott, E. Bardrof, G. Hoch, K. Hoch, R. Castel- lucci, A. MacNamara, R. Sykes, M. Haass, D. Grossman, C. Clark, L. Spooner, M. Mac- Namara, S. Jasek. Row 2: S. Cowles, H. Carney, D. Eddy, S. Farrow, R. Marriott, E. Egan, P. MacNamara, R. Kilts, R. Kirley, C. Spooner, R. Fuess, C. Egan, K. Wolanski , J. Harding, S. Borkowski, N. Egan, S. Clements, R. Borkowski, C. Hoch, J. Cieslak, S. Fuller, J. Malenzie, M. Dapson, C. Blanchard, T. Mullen, Mr, Ecker, S. Freemire, K. Charboneau. Row 3; B. Tallman, E. Hill, R. Ford, C. Engle, R. Huntley, R. Kirley, S. Legacy, B. Edelblute, B. Cowles, P. Bechy, B. Rice, K. Matthews, M. Bechy, L. Sef- check, M. Buckoski, D. Turner, M. Ford, T. Spooner, M. Williams. Baton Twirlers S. Cowles, M. Williams, B. Tallman, L. Jones, H. Carney, K. Char- boneau, S. Jasek, L. Cowles. Color Guard P. Bechy, L. Sefcheck, S. Freemire, B. Edelblute, S. Legacy, M. Bechy, K. Matthews, B. Cowles, B. Rice, R. Kirley. SPORTS Soccer Row 1: E. Shauger, R. Huntley, W. Murphy, C. Hall, A. Bechy, R. Ford, M. Buckoski, C. Clark, R. Fuess, R. Marriott, L. Carney . Row 2: F. Mulvlhill, K. Hoch, P. Clark, B. Hall, M. Ford, H. Carney, R. Burnham, C. Engle, R. Dapson, G. Hoch, R. Sykes, T . Idzi, R. Diana. Big stars. Wins Title In Semongca Chadwicks—Oriskany Falls High School’s soccer team took the Semongca League championship yesterday after- noon by defeating Chadwicks High, 4-2, for its ninth victory against one loss. Chadwicks finished with seven wins, two losses and one tie. The winners took the lead on a goal by Greg Hoch, who tallied three. Roger Sykes also scored for the winners. Butch Jury scored in the third period to make it 3-1 and Alan DelMedico counted in the last period to make it 4-2. Oriskany Falls will invade Old Forge tomorrow after- noon in a sectional contest. Greg Hoch led the league in scoring with 18 goals. Sykes was second with 16 and Keith Hoch was third with 10. Oriskany Falls Soccer Winner Oriskany — Oriskany Falls’ Central School soccer team defeated Oriskany Central, 6-3, yesterday afternoon. Keith Hoch and Greg Hock tallied two apiece for the win- ners. Roger Sykes, Ray Hunt- ley and Chuck Engle got the other scores. Ted Syrmenzek tallied all three Oriskany goals. Our coach. 1 963 C H A M O'Falls 5 Oriskany 0 O'Falls 6 Leonardsville 3 O'Falls 12 Bridgewater 0 O'Falls 0 Stratford O'Falls h Chadwicks 0 O'Falls 6 Oriskany 3 O'Falls 5 Leonardsville 1 O'Falls 5 Bridgewater 0 O'Falls Stratford 0 O'Falls H Chadwicks 2 Sectional O'Falls 2 Old Forge 2 s oriskany Falls Soccer Victor Orifkany Falls—The Oris- kany Falls High soccer team grabbed its eighth victory yes- terday afternoon, downing Stratford Central, 5-1. The homestanding club has lost but once, to Stratford, four games ago. The goals were tallied by Roger Sykes with two. Keith Hoch another pair and Greg Hoch the other. The winners, who hold first place in the Semongca League will tangle with Chadwicks “hursdav at Chadwicks. Chadwichs Defeated, 4-0 Oriskany Falls — The Oris- kany Falls High School soc- cer team blanked Chadwicks, 4-0, yesterday afternoon in a Semongca League game. The teams now are tied for first with 4-1 records as the first half of the season ends. The goals were by Co-Capt. Keith Hoch, with two, Greg- ory Hoch and Phil Clark. The victors were ahead 3-0 at the half. Oriskany Falls Soccer Victor Oriskany Falls — The Oris- kany Falls High School soc- cer team blanked Chadwicks, 4-0, yesterday afternoon in a Semongca League game. The teams now are tied for first with 4-1 records as the first half of the season ends. The goals were by Co-Capt Keith Hoch, with two, Greg- ory Hoch and Phil Clark. The victors were ahead 3-0 at the half. Oriskany Falls Retains Lead Oriskany Falls — The Oris- kany Falls High School soccer team kept top place in the Semongca League yesterday afternoon by defeating Leon- ardsville. 4-6. It was the fifth straight for the Warriors. Scoring were Bill Murphy. Roger Sykes, Greg Hoch and Keith Hoch. It was 1-0 at the half but the winners come on with a rush in the third period with three more goals. The burning dummy. Supporting our boysl J. V0 Basketball Row 1: B. VonDauber, R. Diana, 2. Shauger, M. Buckoski, C. Hall, J. Still. Row 2: Mr. Ecker- R. Fuess, L. Carney, R. Ford, P. Clark, D. Mariano. OF made it a sweep, taking the jayvee game, 42- Oris- kany Falls won the jayvee contest also, 45-31. Oriskany Falls Lapturcd the jayvee game, 33-31. The basketball scores as of January 6, 196i+ were: Junior Varsity O'Falls 1+2 Leonardsville 21+ 0'Falls 31 Oppenheira 1+1+ O'Falls 1+5 Bridgewater 31 O'Falls 33 Chadwicks 31 O'Falls 56 Stratford 1+1 Varsity 0 'Falls 68 Leonardsville 1+5 O'Falls 55 Oppenheim 71 O'Falls 59 Bridgewater 1+1+ O'Falls U9 Remsen 52 0'Falls 68 Chadwicks 67 O'Falls 55 Stratford 56 Varsity Basketball Row Is Coach Friers, A. Bechy, F. Mulvihill B. Hall. M. Ford, R. Huntley, R. Sykes. Row 2: V . Murphy, R. Burnham, R. Dap- son. C. Engle, H. Carney. Foul shot. CHUCK ENGLE scored 20 and Rod Burnham tallied 15 as Oriskany Falls ran away from Leonardsville in a Se- mongca League game. Bob Taylor had 11 for Leonards- ville. Oriskany Falls’ Chuck Engle hit the nets for 27 points in leading the Warriors to the overtime win over Chadwicks. Ron Burnham followed with 18. A1 Del Medico netted 24 for Chad- wicks, which suffered its fourth straight Semongca League loss. The regulation game ended, 62-62.- 2 points! • • • CHUCK ENGLE’S 19 points paced the Oriskany Falls at- tack against Bridgewater. Jim Tilbe and Jim Beigh garnered 12 each for the losers. Watch that sturfl Cheer Sandy Marylyn Junior Varsity Row 1: K. Matthews. Row 2: S. Free- mire, J. Malenzie. Row 3: M. Fapscn, S. Clements, M. Bechy. Karol Janice Mar, Baseball Row 1: A. Bechy, R. Ford, P. Clark, B. Hall, R. Sykes, R. Huntley. Row 2: M. Ford, C. Engle, R. Dapson, M. Buckoski, R. Burnham, H. Carney, G. Hoch, Coach Friers. Girls’ Hockey Team Row 1: C. Wolanski, S. Farrow, R. Kirley, M. Bechy, P. Freemire, R. Turner, P. Turner, D. Klein, S. Emberley. Row 2: J. Buckoski, C. Egan, J. Malhenzle, M. Dapson , M. Hill, S. Turner, L. Emberley, S. 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