Oriskany High School - Oriska Yearbook (Oriskany, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

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Mlm' DEDICATIUN In sincrre anurcciation of all her efforts in our behalf in these last three years, the ortv Niners, deeuly grateful for all she has done, here dedicate thls yearbook to our class advisor, Niss Gladys Kluz In addition we would have her know that her friendshin and understandinn are what have made our high school years successful and well worth re mevberinp. 4 fe: ,, . V Q, . , ' N. , we, F' t - , . . ADMINISTRATION Q9 George Story, supervising principal, and Rose Heeley, secretary BOARD III EDUEAIIIIN Wesley E Ecker, clerk, Kermit Worden, vice pres , Nicholas A Walbran, Pierre A Piersma, G Allen Phelps, pres , Edwin J Nelson, Elvin S Shoemaker, supt of schools 5 n O fn I 5 0 0 o o Q 0 0 0 FACULTY First row Mary Jane Bleau, English, B A Syracuse U , M A Columbia U , Eleanor Herthum, Grade 6, Geneseo Normal School, Henry Schueler, Instrumental Music, Gladys Klug, Mathe matics, B S New York State College for Teachers, George Story, Supervising Principal, B S , M A , Rochester Business Institute, New York State College for Teachers, Univer sity of Rochester, Margaret Cassidy, Social Studies and Language, B A Syracuse U , Leo Hahn, Instrumental, Syracuse U , Rilda Wood, Home Arts, B S Cornell U , and Rose Heeley, Secretary Second row Helen Beatty, Kindergarten, Potsdam State Teachers College, Evelyn Telford Grade 1, Cortland Normal School, Alice Nelson, Music and Art, Michigan State Normal Col lege, Fredonia Normal, Ruth Blue, Grade 5, Oneonta Normal School, Mildred Clark, Grade 4 Oneonta Normal School, Elsie Carpenter, Grade 2, Cortland State Normal, Vernan James Grade 7, Social Studies, Oneonta Normal School, Ethel Mitchell, Grade 5, Cortland Normal University, and Vera Shorey, School Nurse, R N House of Good Samaritan Third row Roy McCreary, Science, B S New York State College for Teachers, Austin Blake, Shop, B S Oswego State Teachers College, and Keith Davis, Physical Education, B S University of Michigan 1' iv c 'X'-' 6 2 M I ' , ., ' ' 9 . . , School, Laura Hughes, Business, B. 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ROBERT BLUMBERG Class Pres. lg Jr. Prom Com., Conservation Club 33 Basketball l,2,3,4, co-capt. 43 Football 1 2,3,4, co-cant 4, Baseball 1,2 3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Junior Play Bobby always has a grin And pranks and jokes galore We Seniors think he's one swell Eu Now who could ask for more' RONALD BOLTON oys Chorus 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta Lead 4 St Council 1 Class pres 3, Junior Play Jr JUNE BURHYTE Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra l 2 3 Girls Chorus l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Operetta Lead 4 Dramatics Club l,3, nLittle Wo men' l, Cheerleading l,2,3,4 J V cant 3,4, majorette, St Council 2,3, Sec treas 2 Class pres 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Prize sneaking 3, Jr Prom Com , All State Music Festival 4 Valedlctorlan Now June's a girl with various talents, An active and oert little lass How can she spend so much time with Gubby, And kegpat the head of her class Prom Com , Photo Club 3, Conser vation Club 3, Football l 2 3,4 Basketball 1,2 3, Baseball l,2,3, 4 Track 2,3,4 Basketball, baseball, football, track Qon's a four letter man He's tall, blond and handsome Beat that if you can! MARIF DE SEVE Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4, Dramatic Club pres 3 'Little Women' l Vice ores class 3 Cheerleading l 2 3,4, co cant 4 Yearbook ed 4 School paver editor 4, Junior Play Jr Prom Com , St Council 4, Contest 4, All State Music Festival 4, Operetta Lead 2,3,4 Bright, sbarkling eyes and imnish grin, Recently struck by Cupid Full of neo and willing to work r have a spat with nStuuid 8 JOHN BUFFA Conservation Club 3, Track l,2, 3,43 Jr. Prom Com.. He hardly ever says a word, We scarcely know he's there, But we're sure he'll get along quite well, nS1lence is golden and rare! JOHN FIORE Boys Chorus 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Oueretta Lead 4, Minstrel, St Council 2 Conservation Club 3, Junior Play, Jr Prom Com , Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Hunter brave and mighty, With personality br1mm1n', He has but one main problem 'Fiore and his wome 9 0 ' , ' o n N y- B n a : - : J A . ' 3 . ' 1 s 5 'Q I z - ' 931' 3. 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RODRIC GRAHAM Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 2 Track 2,3,4, Class treasurer 2, St Council 4, president 4 Oriska 3,4 Junior Play, Jr Prom Com A dillar, a dollar, an Oriskany scholar, In school he does very well And as president of Student Council, He really rings the bell Girls Chorus l 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4, F H A , sec treas 3 Cheerleading 2,3, Shop 4, Junior Play Yearbook Staff 4, St Council l, Stage Manager operetta 3,4, Jr Prom COW Salutatorlan It's not too long 'til wedding bells Will ring for Peg and Wes We wish her all the best of luck, Such a swell kid deserves no less 'nl' GERALD GUBBINS Bo s Chorus 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus Play, Basketball l,2,5,4, Base ball l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3 co capt 4, Jr Prom Com , Year book Staff 4, Minstrel 5 Here's to Gubby alias nSleepy Really, June he needs more rest But truthfully, now all kidding aside He ranks among the best 1! ROSE HUMPHREY Class secretary l, Junior Pla Jr Prom Com , Cafeteria 1 4 Knitting Club 5, Yearbook Staff She's quiet doesn't say too much, But always has a smile And with her pleasant nature She's bound to have friends b the pile Y 2,3,4, 0peretta,Lead 3,4, Junior ELAINE HOBIN Girls Chorus l,2,5 4 Mixed Chorus l,4, Ooeretta Lead 2,4 Minstrel 3, Dramatic Club 1,3 Shop 4 Cheerleading 1, School paper 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Play, Jr Prom Com Elaine's a girl you ought to know With wisecracks she iust bubbles Guaranteed to make you laugh, And soon forget your troubles C 3, Knitting Club 3, Jr Prom Com , Class vice pres 4, Junior Play English Room Librarian 3, amera Club 1,2 Cafeteria 1 2 Get your cardl' 'Bring back that book Are this girl's stern, command ing quotes, But still we think she's a darn good kid, Any day she'll get our votes 4 ' 3 n 3 ' 11 ' 3 ' ' I ' 3 I ' 0 3 ' 0' , ' I ' v ' 14: -- n ' . .r QQ! i Q 5' ,An MARGARET HUMPHREY' FLORENCE INGLIS s ' y 3 ' 1 1 ' . . . .2, ' ' , U 3 . 4 . l . 3 . 4 3 , .. . . . n 1 v I f ' Y: ' .Q o Q ' V, : 115 ' ' 1 9 y , s f y A EDWIN KINDLER Conservation Club 3, Jr Prom Com , Stage Manager 3 Here's another quiet guy, We know that anywhere he'll pass Always so agreeable, He ranks high in our class JOHN NELSON' Bo s Chorus 1 2 3,4, Mixed Orchestra l,2,3,4, Contest l,2, 3,4, Class vice pres l, Jr Prom Com , Camera Club 3 Basketball l,2,3,4, co capt 4 Baseball 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 We hope he'll like the Navy, when off to sea he goes Another Ad iral Nelson? who knows' This dashing Apollo, in looks, sports and music far above par, Will doubtless be the rage with irls from P F anama to Zanzibar PAUL KINDLER Track and Field 3,4, Baseball 2 Jr Prom Com Camera Club 3 Paul is one of our greatest wits In school, perhaps, a trifle slack, But when it comes to telling jokes Ambition he'll never lack RICHARD PIERSMA Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 3,4 Stage Manager 3, Conservation Club 3, Jr Prom Com Now D1ck's a boy who's full of fun, He always makes a lot of puns To be a mechanic is his aim And basketball's his favorite game 10 ROSEMARY MALONEY Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus l Class Treas 3,4, Junior Play, Jr Prom Com , Knittinz Club 3, Yearbook Staff, Cafeteria 3 And now a bright and studious lass, Treasurer of our great class With curly hair and ready mirth, It's really quite a lot she's worth Girls Chorus l,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,3,4, Shop 4, Dramatic Club 3, Camera Club 2, Junior Play, Jr Prom Com Faith's got lots of pep and verve Goes with a fella whose name is Irv Just a word of advice to remem ber always You'd better keep out of Man hattan subwaysl . 0 . 3 ' Y ,4. ' D . 3 e . .3 . xx 4 y 9 v ' Chorus l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g FAITH RACE . 0 : O O . ' e 3 ' o 0 Q ' I . I , , ' ' , 0 : V 9 ALICE RAMSDALE Girls Chorus l,2,5,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4, Junior Pla Jr Prom Com , School paper Yearbook Staff 4, Class Sec , , 4, Knitting Club 3 F H A Cheerleading l,2,3,4, co capt 4 She's always willing to work Senior business she'l1 never shirk As cheerleading captain she's really okay Her man's in the Army she writes him each day mmxamu Girls Chorus l 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Shoo 4 Junior Play, Jr Prom Com Here's our own Babe Didrikson, Tall, dark eyes and cute no less And as to after graduation Well, now can't you zuessq PATRICIA STACY Girls Chorus l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Cheerleading School naper 4, Junior Play, Dramatic Club l,3, Shoo 4 Prom Com 4 Cute and slim, with Dixie eye Fancy free she makes no ties Pat's a girl who is very wise In this old world she's bound to rise X WWWWM WMM! QQ wfggfifff GZW Sk W 'Me ,Q WW birdie f jfgn M. ' . ya ' 0 : , .. 4: A . . ' . 2 3 ' A 3 Jr. 3 . . . 25 .. . X . F. H. A.: secg 3: Band 1,2,3Q. Q Q ' 'rr fl. , . 2 8 A J is OX ' Q +1 J ww Gb ' . N Q 4' x I PAT 1 -MLN ,' 1 4 f 1 3 0 s Nw, x JOHN ,, As., ,- Ji? rl f 1:3 1ni 'f:f , .S- '9 '9 ., 9OD Zfiiwtqfs - Q 1 M SENIDR ACTIVITIES qgeh rs if CLASS HISTORY Way back in the face of '45, we took our seats as green Freshmen in Mrs. Curr1er's homeroom. Our four class officers were: Bob Blumberg, presidentg Johnny Nelson, vice president, Rose Humphrey, secretary, Rod Graham, treasurer. To Student Council we sent Ron Bolton and Peggy Humphrey. We had a Lilac Dance with lots of decorations to carry out our theme We were tortured in the usual initiation, but, needless to say, as Sophs we had our revenge At Hallowe'en we won half the prize for the best float As we started our Sophomore year, remained our advisor for the rest of our that year were Warren Fick, president, Alice Ramsdale, secretary, Rod Graham, Dick Piersma were our Council representatives were adopted by Miss Klug, who high school days Our officers Gerald Gubbins, vice president, treasurer June Burhyte and We made money that year in various ways, having dances, movies, sell ing chances and crew hats, and with summer bake sales Mrs Nelson became a co advisor in our Junior year We had a suc cessful rummage sale along with our other activities We elected our yearbook staff to get an idea of what our jobs would be the next year Our play, 'Life Begins At Sixteen, despite all the usual worrying, was a success Our Prom, which we all worked hard on, was also well worth our efforts Thanks to the Piersmas our decorations were really beautiful The treasurer's books were closed that year with a balance of 51,053 Our officers were Ronald Bolton, Marie DeSeve, Alice Ramsdale, Rosemary Maloney and Rod Graham On Student Council June Burhyte and Warren Fick At last our Senior year and we really were busy! Our yearbook staff had to be partially revised due to the moving of Warren Fick, our editor We chose Marie DeSeve to replace him We won second prize for our Hallowe'en float, bowing to the mighty eighth grade Our magazine contest was a profitable venture Then came the climax our long awaited trip to New York at Christmas, a never to be forgotten adventure And now looms our next big event and the final one of our high school years graduation bringing all the whirl of caps and gowns, invitations, presents and diplomas A sad day when we realize it means leaving behind all the wonderful times of high school But happy, too, when we realize it is also called commencement, and that, from there we go to take our places in the world ' 5-4 'filly' I ,, .Sz Senior Class officers Alice Ramsdale secretar Florence Inglis, vice president, June urhyte presi dent, and Rosemary Maloney, treasurer 14 C:fT:::i:S 'C ' lf-v S by f S, f 5 2 ' I Q Q 4-t ' ' v I . y ' v . 5 , YS - KAN cuss wm n We, the 'Forty-Nlnersn of Oriskany Central School, being as sound of mind and body as we have ever been or ever will be, do bequeath on this first day of April, our most valuable possessions to the Junior Class. We leave: To Carl Corbin, Dick P1ersma's height. To Allen White, Ron Bolton's temper iso school won't be too peaceful next yearl. To Pearl Capanna, the ability to sing that June Wooding willed to Marie DeSeve, that d1dn't do her any good. To Joan Nickerson, Florence Inglis's attendance record. To Ronald Dell, Paul K1ndler's ability to get along with Mrs Hughes To Jeanne Roux, Rosemary laloney's ability to counterfeit money for their class treasury Pat Sherman, Rose Humphrey's quiet disposition Joan Ramsdale, Alice Ramsdale's and B1ll's car, so Gary won't have to walk Art Teuscher, Johnny Nelson's ability to get along with coach Barbara Whitney, June Burhyte's ability to stay eligible Gretchen Yoxall, Elaine Hob1n's ability to nkeep 'em smilin' Joan Turner, and to Betty Rocker, Peggy Hwmphrey's and Mary Semo's ability keep their men Jack Abel, John Buffa's and Ed K1ndler's ability to 'keep quiet Tom Pianella, John F1ore's ability to hunt dears Lee Richards, Rod Graham's ability at track Janet Salisbury, Pat Stacy's ability to stay in circulation largaret N0Pt0H, G6P81d Gubbins' ability to do nothing all the while Barbara Goss, Bob Blumberg's ability to play basketball We, the Class of 1949, do declare this to be our last will and testament WITNESSES Daniel Boone John Sutter Buffalo Bill Executor ss..--y X X dh ai U F 'f ll: .r' Q ,,Jx.J' CL',iL- iii,- 15 To . 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Fish hooks We l, it's like this How do I get myself tangled up in these situations? Hee hee hee hee Ya hoo ooo' In a couple of years Nothing Can you beat that You got a reservation? You'd be surprised Oh, go on Well jeepers I don't know Do you feel run by a truckq Holy crow' Huh? Got a match? down when hit W H0 v n of l . A To A 1 To - - . ,-. To Blissful To indulge in matrimony To E . To y . 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I I L 1 , ,, 1 . , ,, , . , , -' ' 9 ' 9 V 3 - 'J ' l , , , X , , . . 2 , - 1 First row Beverly Burhyte Robert Graziadei, Student Council rep , Sally Knizht vice ores , Howard Smith ores Mary Lou Bone tudent Council rep , Robert Williams, sec treas , and Mary Lou Stacy second row Nancy Kimberly, Grace Miller, Mildred Stacy, Dolores Tomasi Diane Nickerson, Joanne Piersma, Arda Basenfelder, Carol Fay, Maraaret Rutledze, Isabelle Reid, Elizabeth Flanders, and Mrs Bleau Third row Archie Humphrey, Richard Dicks Roy Austin Roper Montgomery, Frank Buffa, Steohen Camnbell, and Clifford Robotham rourth row Josenh Paremba, David Underwood, Richard Semo, Donald Tr tten villiam Reid, and George Humnhrey Hirst row Doris Thaler, Rosetta Gawarecki, Student Council rep , Allan Clover vice ores , John Kraeper, sec treas , Marion Van Dyke, ores Patricia Par sons, and Marion Gawarecxi Second row Kenneth Voodhouse John Phillips, Shirley Thaler, Lila Sweet, Pat Vollmer, Margaret Radell, Anita Carletta, Barry Snow, Keith Stinger, and Miss Cassidy Third row John Pycior, Charles Nurtauzh, Donald Myers, Donald Teuscher Cedric Flanders and David Frederick 21 . . 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V -c P I -- K v , . in g ,A ,- . .M , I J' l F 4 - . yr N , ' , ff A - S - L 1 C ix Qt:9,. . t . x , , , ' - . . - f - 0 I f , o 0' n 1 s, V I v' , A . . . , 9 First row Shirley Reid, Dolores Urban, Carolyn Sahl Alfonso Capanna, Jackque line Goss, pres , Nancy Johnson, sec treas Owen Johnson, Student Council rep , Sylvia Vollmer, and Marlene Emhof Second row Joseph Merenda, Jean Graziadei, Jane Basenfelder, Shirley Martin, Marian Reed Monica Emery, Grace Wallace, Shirley Rowlands, Gail Williams, Flaine Maloney, Darrvl Dillon, Irene Humbhrey, Student Council ren , Patricia Burkhart, Charlene Yoxall, Ruth Miller, and Miss James Third row Roger Frederick, William Snow, Fred White, Charles Roman, Jack Humoh rey, Charles Wilsey, Garry Towne, Robert Reid, and Richard Thaler Fourth row Edward Loftus, William Kraewer William Roberts, Robert Quackenbush John Buffa, and Glenn Schumaker Absent Fdith Smith erly Myers, and Betsy Salisbury Second row Janet Pycior, Leonard Pugh, John Gawarecki, walter Sahl Fred Nel son, Cornelius Nozlum Willlam Niller, Thomas Loftus, and Ann Naior Third row Alvira Stolo, Rennie Wilson Keith Dealinp, Richard Schmidt Roger Bone, David Payne rarl Hurlbut, Nard Beeman and Miss Ferthum Fourth row Peter Patterson Francis Smith, William Radell, Joseor Stolo, Richard hontpomery, Joseph Buffa, and Max Radell Absent Joan Ferro 22 : , - 0 A 0' - 0, ,- . I . , 7 3 f 1 ' 1 First row: Nancy Kraeper, Barbara Dennison, Eugenia Krum, Marjorie Krum, Bev- : 1 Q' . 4 A , ' , ' .ia , . 1, I . ' , .. -., I , s , - , , J J Y , . . . 1 . , 1 U First row Beverly Beckwith Nancy Smith Patricia Ingersoll, Cail Bolton, Janice Nemeyer and Pegpv Underwood Second row John Krum, Ferman White, John Dust, Beverly hurohrey, Marie Stolo, Miller Third row Raymond Vollmer, Dougla Burhyte, Charles Hemminp, James Reid, Robert Barron, David Smith, Walter Schmidt, John Vine Robert Deoomeyer, and Nrs Mitchell Fourth row Anthony Buffa, Richard Milotte, Fred Abbe Larry Radell, Fred Emery Ronald Fav, Nicholas Buffa, ard Ross Tuzzolino First row Sandra Snow, Judith Phelns, Judith Keib, Gertrude Grtn enwald, Gwendolyn Schumaker, Anna DiNitto, and Margaret Emery Second row Judith Marotta, Joyce Pycior, Mary Miller Joan Humph rey, Norma Jean Yoxall, and Brenda Parsons Third row Anthony Sciortino, Richard Maloney, John Parsons, will iam Bolton, Donald Smith, Raymond Booth, and Mrs Clark Fourth row George Whittaker, David Smith, Albert Bunpert, Elmer Welch, James Stolo, Wesley Ecker, and Vito Sciortino Absent: Edna Stern, Arthur Hurlbut, Dale Sterzer, and Ronald Wood house 23 K K v: v 'Q' 9 ' A ' 9 s ' v Suzanne Cardinal, Louise Spennacchio, Marcia Weivandt, James Vallee, and Susan : s . ' . , , in 3 - ' 9 9 J ,D , i M ,jx : i 5 First row Paul Kraezer, William Story, Harry Silverman, and Dennis Hemming Second row Janet Marotta, laine Huggins, Joan Myers, Dian Firschina, Call Leonard, Sandra Tomasi, Katherine Bone, and Deanna Smith Virvinia Humphrey, George Krum, Beniamin Karas, and Josenh Caoanna Fourth row Elizabeth Emery, Carol Smith, Joan Push, Flaine Burkhart, Diane Burth, Jennie May Graham, Rose Marv Frunenwald Judith Wallace, Marian Beeman, and Mrs Blue Fifth row John Tuzzolino Wayne Carey, Bernard Reid, Paul Piersma Ron ald snos, David Kraezer Ross Tuzzolino and James Fraham I Fi st row Virpinia Lawrence, Mary Ann Rella, Nancy Moulton, Blanche Firsching, Jane Kirk and Joanne Dennmever Second row Patience Weipandt, Gary Schmelzle, Leonard Marino, Donald White, william Van Shufflin, Fred Spennachio, John Conoerwheat, Emerson Putman, Ronald Jollmer, Walter Bych, and Joan Wilson Third row' George Schumaker, Sharon Ingersoll, Suzanne Piersma Patricia Mur taugh, Theresa Buffa, Carol Hughes, Linda Thomas, Mary Ann Schultz, and B11 zabeth Nadej Fourth row: Roy MacDonald, Laverne Davis, William Budd, Wayne Towne, Jerry Wall, Anthony D1N1tto, Josenh2Pyc1or, David Fay, and Ruehle Salisbury 4 X s gQg '. X .. ls' x u Jr y 5 ' N' ks? A 5 . v .ig P r 7' X ' . ' 'Q if V , Third row: Charles Carletta, Fred Burkhart, James Wilsey, Doris Barron, . ' 1 H 5 1 'I . s ' 9 A 9 ' ' Q - ... S . u I 17, V. A 1- , X x 'W ' y a , 9 h u J 0 -S u, ,r n i 1 0 , , - First row Bernard Shorey, Dana Burth, John Starer, William Buehler, Welcome Phillips, John Swald, and Robert Emery Second row Jess Keck, Janice Humphrey, Ronald Bonanza, Robert Bolton, Mary Lou Smith, Robert Miglin, Jean Kraeger, Douglas Abel, and Sandra Ingersoll Third row Carol Reid, Mary Jane Carletta, Carol Ryan, Karen Nelson and Patricia Carroll Fourth row Mary Lou Yoxall, Donna Smiley, Marolyn Piersma, Patricia Myers, Gladys Phillips, Carolyn Jones, Georgena Quackenbush, Marilyn Dowd, Cynthia Frederick, Linda Bolton, Barbara Kraeger, and Evelyn Myers Fifth row William Daniels, Peter Mathey, Gerald Tuzzolino, Donald Lawrence, George Abel, Karen Barber, William Langdon Mary Louise Vallee, Frederick Richards, Terry Murray, and Carol Concis First row William Ryan, Ferald Enos, and Eugene Krum Second row Grace Argento Edwin Waterman Linda Towne, Joan Phelps, Jane Pycior Suzanne Houser, Janet Waterman, Sandra Bartlett, Joyce Sciortina, Bruce Storms Carol Smith, Stephen Miglin, Gary Kraeger, Gloria Stolo, Alle Thomas, Barbara Hughes, Gary Phillips, Alice Buehler, Michael Kochanowski, Rita Payne, Beecher Coss, Carol Schumaker, and Mrs Beatty Third row Elizabeth Heeley, Mary Buehler, Frances Cassarella, Gale Snyder John Thrasher, Virginia MacDonald, Carolyn Dowd, Nancy Jones, Ella Phillips, Laura Humphrey, Helen Klocek, and Doreen Budd Fourth row Michael Kochan, Walter Bolton, Byron Weigandt, Edward Van Dyke, William Vale, Robert Putnam, DeWitt Davis, George Brown, and William Abel 25 6 ' ' . lg . W e n ff V MOTHEIVS CLUB The Mothers' Club of the Oriskany Central School meets in the school cafeteria the first Wednesday of every month To become a member you must have a child going to school between kindergarten and sixth grade The Club raises money in various ways so that they can pro vide the lower grades with equipment extras Last year the mothers planned and arranged all the details for the grade picnics Officers of the Club are Mrs Julian Langdon, president, Mrs Cornelius Woglum, vice president, Mrs George Burth, secretary and Mrs John Piersma, treasurer 'ici l UT Q5 LA f 9 if KU X CC bw 26 C Q Fi -- f A HP - e ' W so f if ' Q .2 V' Acflvl-f lc5,i ORCHESTRA Seated Rosetta Gawarecki, Cornelius Woglu , Darryl Dillon, Joanne Piersma, Margaret Radell, June Burhyte, Ross Tuzzolino, Charles Thaler, Lee Richards, David Frederick, and Barry Snow Standing Ward Beeman, Fred Abbe, Keith Stinger, Jackqueline Goss, Cedric Flanders, John Nelson, Marie DeSeve, George Abbe, Fred Emery, Shirley Thaler, Peggy Underwood and Mrs Nelson Seated Joan Turner, Barbara Goss, Kathleen Rocker, Barry Snow, David Frederick, John Phillips, Peggy Underwood, Shirley Thaler, Ward Beeman Ross Tuzzolino, June Burhyte, Fred Abbe, Roger Bone, Dian Firsching, Jackqueline Goss, John Nelson, Keith Stinger, and Cedric Flanders Standing lr Schueler, Jack Abel, Charles Thaler, Lee Richards, George Abbe, Bobby Williams, Fred Emery, Richard Schmidt, John Gawarecki, Joan Humphrey, Wesley Ecker, Judy Keib, and Stephen Campbell 28 BAND First row John Pycior, Cedric Flanders, Robert Graziadei, George Humphrey, Stephen Campbell, Robert Williams, and David Underwood Second row Mrs Nelson, John Nelson, Gerald Gubbins, Ronald Bolton, Lee Richards, and John Fiore Third row Charles Thaler, Charles Nelson, Arthur Teuscher, Ronald Baker, and Frank Buffa EIMS CHORUS First row Nancy Kimberly, June Burhyte, Marie DeSeve, Arda Basenfelder, Beverly Burkyte Mary Lou Stacy, Jane Basenfelder, Dorcas Stovall, and Janet Salisbury Second row Mrs Nelson, June Prichard, Joan Ramsdale, Carol Vollmer, Alice Rams dale, Barbara Goss, Mary Lou Bone, Faith Race Gretchen Yoxall, Florence Con verse, Joanne Piersma, Jeanne Roux Pat Stacy, and Peggy Humphrey Third row Sally Knight, Lorraine Ross, Joan Turner, Joan Nickerson, Jane Sawyer Margaret Rutledge, Pat Sherman, and Darryl Dillon Fourth row Vera Robotham Jackqueline Goss, Pearl Capanna, Elizabeth Flanders, and Carolyn Jackson 29 - , . 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A s . 1 n , 2 , . 9 ' ' I Q , , , : 9 MIXED CHURUS First row Nancy Kimberly, June Burhyte, Marie DeSeve, Arda Basenfelder, Beverly Burhyte, Mary Lou Stacy, Jane Basenfelder, Barbara Whitney, and Dorcas Stovall Second row Pearl Capanna, June Prichard, Joan Ramsdale, Carol Vollmer, Alice Ramsdale, Barbara Goss, Mary Lou Bone, Faith Race, Gretchen Yoxall, Florence Converse, Joanne Piersma, Jeanne Roux, Pat Stacy, Peggy Hu phrey, Janet Salisbury, and Mrs Nelson Third row John Pycior, Robert Graziadei, Arthur Teuscher, Gerald Gubbins, Ronald Bolton, Lee Richards, John Nelson, John Fiore, and Ronald Baker Fourth row Cedric Flanders, George Humphrey, Charles Thaler, Charles Nelson, Robert Williams, Stephen Campbell, and David Underwood JUURNAUSM we Rod Graham, sports editor, Alice Ramsdale assistant editor Marie DeSeve, editor in chief, Mrs Hughes, Patricia Stacy, news reporter Jane Sawyer, humor editor, Jeanne Roux, ex change editor, Charles Nelson, and Patricia Sherman, business manager 50 L V 3 . . 2 3 6 f . F k L k , J- S gn' s 1 ' ' ' , 1 , . - STUD NT COUNCIl Seated Mrs Hughes, Rosetta Gawarecki, Florence Converse, sec treas , Rod Graham, vres , Carl Corbin, vice pres , Owen Johnson and Miss James aus omvens- cusrnmzms 1lll Cleo McGee, Harry Ashworth Howard Whittaker, Leonard Pugh, Beeman Gubbins, and Fred Salisbury 31 as O , 5 Standing: Marie DeSeve, Mary Lou Bone, Charles Nelson, Joan Nickerson, and Robert Graz- I ff ' - . . ' , A - 9 THE SUNBUNNET GIRL The Combined Musical Cast of the Oneretta First row Beverly Burhyte, Carolyn Jackson, Mary Lou Bone, Charles Thaler, and Pearl Capanna Second row: John Fiore, Janet Salisbury, Elaine Hobin, Ronald Bolton, Marie DeSeve, Gerald Gubbins, Joan Ramsdale, Lee Richards, June Burhyte, and Robert Williams 52 YEAR 500K STAFF dale, circulation mgr , Marie DeSeve, editor, Richard Piersma, advertising mgr , and June Burhyte, literary editor Standing Rose Humphrey, assistant art editor, Mr Story, Mrs Nelson, Miss Klug, Ronald Bolton, sports editor, Gerald Gubbins, photography editor, and Mrs Hughes As editor of this yearbook, I wish to thank the members of the fac ulty who assisted in producing it Mr Story laid the groundwork by helping us to plan and organize our dummy copy besides helping us greatly in getting our advertise ments Mrs Nelson took charge of the art work, and Mrs Hughes did all of the typing Without their help this book would not have been possible I would like to express my appreciation to Arda Basenfelder, Bar bara Whitney, David Frederick, and Barry Snow, all underclassmen who have done a large part of the art work Of course, I am very grateful to all the staff They have done a job to be proud of Particularly Alice Ramsdale, who has done more than the share assigned to her Also, thanks are in order for Miss Klug, who gave us the benefit of her mathematical ability to work out the proper proportions of the pictures. Again I wish to thank each and everyone who has helped in any way to make the 'Or1ska what it is. -Vhcshin. seg JLSQ 4L+Hl- 33 s A ,N . H1 I A' x -' .A y ,ul p Seated: Rosemary Maloney, treas., Peggy Humphrey, assistant art editor, Alice Rams- 9 I SR HOLD 4 In -Q1 w , 31'-rfwravf EUS? I fr wx PALS UH07 fa. F al W QU miie ,Q. -ns 3 W PDR BASEIIAU Seated Carl Corbin, Ronald Dell, Robert Blumberg, Ronald Bolton, Robert Smith, William Salisbury, John Fiore, John Nelson, and Gerald Gubbins Standing Jack Abel, Donald Whitney, Thomas Pianella, Charles Thaler, Floyd Rocker, Coach Davis, Leonard Zawisza, Stephen Keib, Charles Nelson, Arthur Lyman, and Carleton Baker, mgr THE BASKET As last year's edition of ORISKA went to press, the Maroon and White hoopsters were midway through the most successful season in OCS history Local fans will always remem ber the disasterous midseason slump, the re covery and blazing finish with the terrific victory at Holland Patent, which gave OCS the Intervalley League crown for the third straight year Oriskany went on to beat Port Leyden and Brookfield in playoff con tests for the right to play its old rival, Camillus for the sectional title Three buses and many private cars made the trip to Syracuse when OCS played Camil lus high School at the coliseum It was the clashed in the finals The prize was the championship of section III for Class D high schools Twice previously OCS had approached this coveted goal only to be denied by the famous little team from Camillus From the outset, Oriskany supporters sensed that it might be different this year, and as the closing seconds ticked away with CoachDavis' charges out ahead by six points, it seemed too good to be true At last it was over, OCS 59, Camillus 55 Sectional champions at last! A truly glorious night in OCS sports history The 1948 49 season found OCS without the services of Bob Smith and Bill Salisbury, BALL SEASON but as the season reaches the half wavnoint, our favorlte team has won five out of nine games and is imnrovinp with each game SUMMARY Onponents They Boonville C47 481 Camden Chadwicks Sauquoit N Y Mi s West Canada Holland P poland Brookfield Camillus Minoa Utica Free A Westmoreland C48 491 Whiteshoro Sauquoit West Canada Morrisville Holland Patent Westmoreland Poland Boonville 4 LE ..-. . 45 - 59 - 48 . , 57 55 58 . 42 44 45 . . ll n 57 V 55 - 59 - ss . - . 40 ' A, . vs A 45 third straight year that the two teams had 70 Port Leyden CPlayoffJ 45 . 40 59 . 59 55 . . 55 40 , L 26 4 . 55 1 . 55 ' - 55 , 26 . 44 y 52 40 V 41 55 . . 50 48 . 58 61 . 42 ., .. 4 50 , 65 59 . 44 , 55 56 BASIIEIMII First row John Fiore, Richard Piersma, Lee Richards, John Nelson, Robert Blumberg, Tom Pianella, Gerald Gubbins, Carl Corbin, and Howard Smith Second row John Kraeger, Stephen Campbell, Richard Dicks, Jack Abel, Arthur Teuscher, Leonard Zawisza, Roy Austin, Fred Dennison, Charles Nelson, Stephen Keib, Allen White, Francis Smith, and Coach Davis Third row William Reid, Roper Montgomery, Ronald Dell, and David Underwood JUNIOR VARSITY 07lL 1 Q ,QL ly ?ffd Ipffbil, VARSITY L.L11 01 37 C A Q P V M.- T .T ' N X 5 l5a6L Q Q I 1 I C I' If A in C, - I glwg I H 42 1QIIlI I,, I A9 C f QIIIIIIII, f,7,, . i ' , f Q W Q , ' ,foie ,Q 4, by 3 , i A J 4? L FUUTBALL First row Francis Smith, mgr , Howard Smith, John Nelson, Robert Smith, Robert Blumber Gerald Gubbins, Ronald Bolton, Rod Graham, Charles Thaler, Carl Corbin, and Roger Mont gomery , mgr Second row Charles Nelson, John Kraeger, Stephen Camobell, George Humphrey, Bob Williams Ronald Baker, Stephen Keib, Ronald Dell, John Fiore, Coach Keith T Davis, Leonard Zawisza, Jack Abel, Allen White, Donald Tritten, Arthur Teuscher, and Roy Austin Q Gerald Gubbins and Robert Blumberg, co capts 38 THE SEASON The Oriskany Central School football team had a near perfect season, losing only to Earlville The Maroon and White showed one of the most powerful air at tacks in the school's history Highlight of the season was the 25 to 20 conquest of Holland Patent in a night game, which saw the locals come from be hind to win a hard fought contest Opgonen The! Waterville Morrisville Earlville Holland Patent Westmoreland Sauquoit Valley 3 ' gl We ts Q- m -T- 36 15 , 1 52 32 M ll A 44 . 25 20 ' 26 14 U - 41 14 .4 MQi Sze. 'lf' l .gi .1 A LV , 5 t CHEER LEADERS Marie DeSeve, Alice Ramsdale, Joan Ramsdale, Jeanne Roux, Pat Sherman, and Elizabeth Flanders Mary Lou Stacy, June Burhyte, Pat Stacy, Beverly Burhyte, and Barbara Whitney 39 J w i x Q ' N fy 5 X P , , . , 1- A 0 DEDICATED T0 AQ ERS Four years you have been with us, In summer's heat and w1nter's cool But time is fast advancing, When you will leave this school You'll leave your Alma Mater, Gain a broader view of life, If you would keep your banner High, unsullied o'er this strife So tackle that before you with flashing eye, and upheld head, And leave a noble foot print, Wherever you shall tread Since first you met as Freshmen Ignorant Frosh to Seniors' eyes Your advance to graduation, Has passed too soon, yet, left you wise For you are mightily learned How could you other be? You have big brains to figure with An owl like eyes to see Your work has been relentless, Your victory now is sweet, As your triumph march is passing, The world bows to your feet We know you're grateful for these things, Such as your school at O C S And tho you searched the big world thru, You'd find your faculty the best Bus drivers, board and Janitors, They're aces high, 'tis true, Your mothers, dads and then the rest Of your supporters too For truly they've been very kind, And you've been treated dear, know you thank them one and all this, your passing year. The good by will be sort of sad, We'll hate to see you go And you'll not want to leave behind The friends that you all know, But draw yourselves up tall and straight With grins on every face, Shake hands with all your classmates, And prepare to run your race Strive on without fatiguing, Your tasks you'll find completed with pride, when it is done You too, will find the world a stage On which you act l1fe's scenes So play your part the very best, And realize your dreams You'll know of tears and sadness For life is spiced that way But in the end you'll find Some good in every day, So when the road seems long, You're the masters of your fate The captains of your soul And even tho you rank with kings Don't lose the common touch, For that's one part of every life, That means so very much Ambitious can't be selfish, Friends aren't gained that wa Be ready with a helping hand And always it will pay And never take the credit, That isn't justly due, But be old fashioned sort of folks That's fair, and staunch, and true As boys and girls go down the line, The Senior classes come and go, With you we played, and worked, and planned And you're the ones that well we know We've seen you change and grow And watched your progress year by year, The hours flew and time marched on We saw you play and heard you cheer We wish you luck, and all life's best In what you choose to do These years have brought a love to us In each, and everyone of you Seniors friends, we say, 'farewell know we won't forget Good times we had together, And work o'er which we fret Those floats we made on Hallowe'en The flowers for your Prom Those dances gay, and cakes you sold So each could carr on Once more we say, Au revoir You'll follow straight the line, And in this world, you'll do great things, Your class of '49 Mr and Mrs Pierre Piersma 9 D ,I ' ' I I A d .' 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