Otego High School - A Te Gen Yearbook (Otego, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

BURR PRINTING COMPANY, Norwich, N.Y ALMA MATER By the maple trees surrounded And a lawn that's always green Stands our dear Otego H1gh School Place of many a pleasant scene W1th the h1lls and trees behmd lt 'Mong the buxldmgs of the town Is 1t not a pretty p1cture of the Orange and the Brown When at fxrst we entered h1gh school We felt so strange and shy And many a problem vexed us Causmg oft a long drawn s1gh But as the days rolled by us And the regents came around We were well prepared to answer for the Orange and the Brown Through the next three years of hlgh school In the rooms we love so well We gam a broader knowledge Of the thmgs that hfe w111 tell And we wm athletlc v1ctor1es O'er the teams of nearby towns St1l1 we work for dear Otego and the Orange and the Brown To the Graduatmg Class of 1953 Twelve years ago you embarked upon a very 1mportant and d1ff1cult Journey to be graduated from the Otego Central School It has not been a s1mple task Dur1ng these years you have encountered many cr1t 1cal problems and s1tuat1ons whxch requxred patlence courage conhdence teamwork and determmatlon Mank1nd however has always had 1ts antxdotes to the stram of cr1t xcal txmes the antldotes are courage and hope You of the graduatmg class have both a power and a respons1b1l1ty sorbed and xn the act1v1t1es you have undertaken many of whxch are commemorated wxthm the pages of thls ' Ategan you have enlarged your understandmg and broadened your sympathles It 1S essent1al that you use these facultxes not only 1n the furtherance of your 1nd1v1.dual careers but also 1n the perpetuatxon of democratxc 1deals through the ex erclse of c1t1zensh1p Commencement day 1S at hand It 15 t1me to commence My best wlshes are for your future s 54200, 1' James S Svolos Superv1s1ng Pr1nc1pa1 In the friendships you have formed here, in the knowledge you have ab- ' - - - I ll I DEDICATION We the class of 1953 feel lt a great pr1v1lege and honor to ded1cate the Ategan to a man who as well as a teacher has been both a frlend and counselor to all of us H15 co operat1on and w11l1ngness to help all who need hxm has deepened h1s fr1endsh1p to everyone So It 15 w1th a great pr1de that we dedlcate the 1953 Ategan to Mr Bartholomew and Wlth lt we express our sm cere w1sh for sucess 1n the future flu r .v 1 1 , . yulf 'Km V IN APPRECIATION We Semors greatly apprecxate the thoughtfulness and mterest that Mrs Loulse Bump has shown to us durmg our h1gh school days Her kmdness has been an 1nsp1rat1on m asslstlng us w1th our endeavors So It 15 that we graLefu11y extend our apprec1at1on and heartfelt thanks to Mrs Bump J A H x o 3' mx ' . Qi . f K ff. W , Eta J D MNH TR N N f Z I I I l out. I P005 f f Z 1 f I . I f I U - ! 'Q .,, f A H' , , f f -' 'ILT X 5' X, ffl X fy! 4 fb rx sexi! BOARD OF EDUCATION Row one Mr Haro1dC Tyson Superlntendent of Schools Mr StuartJ Hurlburt Presldent of Board of Educatlon Mr James S Svolos Superv1s1ng Pr1nc1pa1 Mrs Loulse Bump Secretary to the Pr1nc1pa1 Mr Appleton Leonard Treasurer of the D1str1ct i .i. CITIZEN'S PLANNING COMMITTEE Co chalrman Mr Or1oR N1cho1s Mayor Mr Perry Secor Row one Mrs Osborne McMorr1s Mrs M111ard Trask Mr Or1oR N1cho1s Mrs Russell Southard Row two Mr James Sears Mr Walter Goldsmxth Mayor Perry Secor Mrs W1111am Hasbrouck Mr Appleton Leonard Mr James Svolos Absent Mr Albert Bonner and Mrs Bump . ' 'x ,I . A A X. ,A t..- .... -- W 5 . x, I A 4 T, ' : . . . ' , . . , I ' ' I I Row two: Mr. Lynn Hathaway, Mr. Elmer Davis, Mr. Ira Beers, Mr. Raymond Groves. A. A 2 5? -1 'N gal . su 7 Ti , Row one Row two Row three: Absent 'mf hm FACULTY Mrs Ethel McGu1nness Mrs Mary Hasbrouck M1ss Ellen Carpenter Mr James Sears Prmc1pal James S Svolos Mrs Margaret Hathaway Mr Ralph Bartholomew Mrs Lorrame Wallace Mrs Ed1th Nearmg M1ss Joanne Kmnney Mrs Florence Thompson Mrs Vera Hungerford Mr Eugene Clayton M1ss Marllyn Welss Mrs Grace Wnght M1ss Eleanor Ashe Mrs Margaret Schwanmger Mrs Vera Secor M1ss V1rg1n1a Osterwald Mr Albert Bonner M1ss Althea Jester Mrs Ruth Davxdson Mrs Mary Haynes Mrs Ethel Harnllton Mrs Margaret Tuttle Mr Clarence McIntyre Mr John Eletto M1ss Evelyn O'Br1en James S Svolos B S M A SUPe1'V151ng Prmclpal St Lawrence Un1vers1ty Albany State Teachers College Syracuse Un1vers1ty James F Sea,-S A B M 5 V1ce Pr1nc1pal Sc1ence Colgate Umversxty SyracuseUn1vers1ty Hartw1ck College Cornell Umverslty Mlss Eleanor Ashe R N Supervxsor of Attendence Methodxst Hospxtal Syracuse Un1vers1ty Ralph Bartholomew, B S School Nurse Agrxculture, Shop Bloomsburg State Teachers Co1lege,Penn State College Albert Bonner, A B , M S Mathemaucs Hamllton College,Syracuse Umversxty M1ss Ellen Carpenter, B.S Commercial SubJeCt5 Ithaca College Eugene Clayton, B. S MU51C Ithaca College Y f f 15 c , V ' Q ' 1 y 5 4 C ' Q , , ,, V . 4 , - , V. , i 9 . , L -J. . . W f 1 ' ., ,Q W xv . 5 ,, . A v 1 , . 5 . V S , . . . ,f , V I ., fl ' f lf V, 1, ge' ' ,, Q., WY ' gr N F Q ,V g N 4 4 f 4 ,Q . ' 1 '1 , I - , J 4 1 x .,..4,..,f Y : . , . , , . I I ' I ' 1 ' , . , . . 1 , . , . , . I I ' I I ' P I ' I I a I ' l ' I ' , . , . . 5 . . , . . , . . - 2 S . , . . , . Q ' J 5 I , . . 1 Mrs Ruth Davldson B S Syracuse Umverslty College Of Home Economlcs Oneonta State Teachers C John R Eletto A B M ED Hartwlck College St Lawrence Un1vers1ty Mrs Margaret Hathaway B F A M A Syracuse UD1VeFS1ty Mrs Vera Hungerford B S Oneonta State Teachers College Mrs Ethel McGu1nness Elmxra College Clarence Mclntyre B S M Cortland State Teachers College Ithaca College Home Economlcs ollege SOC131SfUd16S Gu1dance Ar Junxor Hxgh School Subjects L1brar1an Engl1sh French Physlcal Educatlon M1ss Evelyn O'Br1en B E M S Cortland State Teachers College Oneonta State Teachers College M1ss V1rg1n1a Osterwald A B M A Albany State Teachers College MISS Marllyn Welss B S Cortland State Teachers College M1ss Ruth W1ll1ams A B M A New York Umverslty Albany State Mrs Edlth Nearmg B ED Oneonta State Teachers College Mrs Ethel Hamllton Oneonta State Teachers College MISS Joanne K1nney Mrs Grace Wr1ght A B Teachers College Hartw1ck College Oneonta State Teachers College Mrs Mary Hasbrouck New Platz State Teachers College Oneonta State Teachers College Mrs Mary Haynes Oneonta State Teachers College Mxss Althea Jester Geneseo State Teachers College Mrs Margaret Scwanmger B S Oneonta State Teachers College Mrs Lorra1ne Wallace B ED Oneonta State Teachers College Mrs Vera Secor Oneonta State Teachers College Mrs Margaret Tuttle Oneonta State Teachers College Mrs Florence Thompson, B S. Oneonta State Teachers College Englxsh Spamsh Physlcal Educatlon Guldance Klndergarten Grade One Grade One Grade Two Grade Two Grade Three Grade Three Grades Four and F1ve Grade Four Grade F1ve Grade Slx , . . . , . . t . ' , B. s. - A J ' , , . . , . S. ' ' ' ' , - D- . - - Junior High School Subjects ' . I . J 1 1 , o a A I ' SEN ORS C3 CQ! U3 Q fff I ' Q f 'NK 2 4 L . X3 iii! C 'III H 1 ff 3 Q 'J Sn. E - ' , i 4, Q ,qf f a ' A ! -D074 .-aug. N-www.-0 -fl - 1 1 A -'-- ,sq f CS Q- ROBERT EDWARD HALSTEAD V1ce Pres He's the comedlan of our class In th1s world he's bound to pass V1ce Pres1dent of Class L1brary Club Rlfle Club Basketball Intramurals Softball Intramurals Football Intramurals 2, , MARGARET FLORINE BEACH Pres1dent Br1ght and mce m her school days Well llked 1n many ways Co Photographxc Ed1tor Otegan Staff Reporter Broadcaster Soccer Interrnurals Softball Intermurals Volleyball Intermurals Basketball Intex-murals Jumor Marshall Class V1ce Pres1dent Cheerleadmg Dramatlcs Comm1ttee Chaxrman S B Average Class Pres1dent Chorus Playdays Honor Soclety Hall Monxtor Ass1stant Bus Momtor Cafetena Club 9 V 'LT en1or Play 1 I- - VY, o ' Q Q NSN ,A ,-V' Band 3 ' . . 4 ' 2, 3 ' 3 1, 3, 4 3 3 4 BETTY ALENE BEACH Treasurer Never see her without a smile Ear to ear all the while Co Photographic Editor Ategan Staff Reporter Broadcaster Basketball Intermurals Volleyball Intramurals Soccer Intramurals Softball Intramurals Band Chorus Playdays Honor Society Hall Monitor F H A Dramatics Senior Play Cafeteria Club B Average Class Treasurer Junior Marshall ANGIE JANE HILFIGER Secretary Some girls are noted for their wi But Jane IS noted for her giggle Student Council Treasurer Co-Editor Ategan Staff Reporter - Broadcaster Editor Broadcaster Basketball Intramurals Softball Intramurals Soccer Intramurals Volleyball Intramurals Cheerleading Senior Play B Average Class Secretary Chorus F . H . A. Dramatics Honor Society Playdays Junior Marshall Hall Monitor 88 1, 1. le n A 2 2 2 1 I 1' ' PATRICIA MAE BARWOOD Kmd of qulet and httle to say Stays the same most every day L1brary Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatlcs 2 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 4 C HARLES ANDERSON JR Here comes Charlle 1n h1s auto H Junlor Varslty Basketball Ass1stant Manager Football Dramatlcs Sen1or Play Basketball Intramurals Boy Scouts Chess Club R1fle Club Hall Momtor Boy Scouts Patrol Leader Asslstant Scout Master Photography Club Co Advertlsmg Manager of Ategan 1 3' ATX 'e Never Drive Slow is his motto s U h Q V X 2 3 - ' ' If BETTY ANN BUMP This gal wants a married life. She'll be happy as Gene's'wife. Co-Art Editor Ategan S Reporter-Broadcaster Basketball Intramurals Volleyball Intramurals Softball Intramurals Soccer Intramurals Senior Play Chorus Majorettes F H A Hall Monitor taff WILLIAM ALLEN COOTE KJnd'a shy curly ha1r He will win a lady fair Student Council Representative Junior Vars1ty Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Senior Play Hall Monitor Volleyball Boy Scouts BARRY CARL GREENE As Pres1dent of the F He'11 be the best farm Jumor Varslty Basketball r ootball Intramurals Basketball Intramurals Dramatxcs Sen1or Play Class V1ce Pres1dent Hall Momtor Boy Scouts Cadet F F A Secretary of F F A Presxdent of F F A Band F A e theU JEAN BAPTISTE De MARRIAS His aim is to run a farm Cows and horses he will charm. Co-Advertising Manager of Ategan Staff Basketball Intramurals 2 3 4 Dramatics 2 F F A Photography Club Art Club Rlfle Club Secretary of F F A JANET VIOLA HOLBROOK Janet may f1nd her l1fe's vocat1on As a student of 1nter1or decoratlon Dramat1cs Reporter Broadcaster Basketball Intramurals Volleyball Intramurals Soccer Intramurals Chorus Llbrary Club Hall Momtor Asslstant Bus Momtor Bus Momtor Playdays lo 0,0 0 fl, ll. , 'ill A '.l N... MARY CHRISTIANA JENSEN Wants to be a rlch old ma1d When she f1nds her man th1s thought w1ll fade Umon Sprmgs Academy Volleyball Intramurals Soccer Intramurals Basketball Intramurals Semor Play F H A Hall Mon1tor Lxbrary Club As s1stant Bus Momtor - 2 3,4 l,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 2,3,4 V 3 . ' 1,2 - 4 kv. . . 2 B ' 3,4 3,4 V flutiwy ' o '?: . . . o 1 - I 'I . . Q , Q' ' 4 I f ELAINE SHIRLEY MILLER Thats Ela1ne cute and pert West Oneonta's blggest f11rt Secretary of Student Councll Act1v1t1es Ed1tor Ategan Staff Reporter Broadcaster Basketball Intramurals Softball Intramurals Soccer Intramurals Volleyball Intramurals Cheerleadmg Cheerleadmg Captam Semor Play Dramat1cs A Average B Average Class Secretary Playdays Chorus F H A Treasurer F H A Honor Soclety Jumor Marshall Hall Momtor SHIRLEY EDITH LENT At poundmg the keys Shlrley 15 clever She'1l make the best lxttle secretary ever Reporter Broadcaster Dramatlcs Comm1ttee Member Sen1or Play Basketball Intramurals Cafeterla Club Soccer Intramurals Volleyball Intramurals Chorus F H A Playdays Hall Momtor Bus Momtor L1brary Club Cadet K C LYDE LEE NORTON Happy is his nick-name Has no interest in a dame. Student Council - Representative Basketball Intramurals Football Intramurals Senior Play Assistant Manager Baseball Boy Scouts Rifle Club Hall Monitor Bus Monitor LeROY FRANK PERKINS He likes sports and gals thats our Perk But the story changes when it comes to work Co Art Editor Ategan Staff Reporter Broadcaster Varsity Football Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Sen1or Play Cafeteria Club Rifle Club Boy Scouts Hall Monitor 3,4 - ' 4 - 4 ' 2,3,4 . . 1 ' 2,3,4 ' 4 ' 4 , ' 2 . 1, 2 V Volleyball 1,2,3,4 S ' 4 ELLEN JOAN SIMMONS Blonde br1ght and mlghty sweet Here's a gal that can't be beat Assxstant Edxtor Broadcaster Dramat1cs Basketball Intramurals Soccer Intramurals Volleyball Intramurals Softball Intramurals F H A Treasurer F H A Hall Momtor Chorus Playdays Cheerleadmg Senlor Play 4 1 I 1 1 1 I ANDREW PALMER SHORT Andy deserves a lot of credxt Does he work for h1s class? Boy you sa1d Baseball I Manager Sales Manager Ategan Staff JV Basketball Manager Basketball Intramurals Football Intramurals Commlttee Chalrman Sen1or Play Class Pres1dent Rlfle Club Hall Momtor i V 54 ' , 'A 2.3 ' 2 W ' 3 . . - 4 E Reporter - Broadcaster 1,2,3,4 ' 2 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 l,2,3,4 . . . 3,4 . . . 4 ' 4 1,2,3 1 2 3 4 ' 1 2 3 4 LLOYD GEORGE STILSON Why should l1fe all labor be In later years he w1ll see Basketball Intramurals Football Intramurals Vars1ty Baseball Vars1ty Basketball Commlttee Member Semor Play Hall Mon1tor Volleyball Chess Club Chorus R1fle Club Art Club LAWRENC E MARION TRASK A good all around fellow Llvely w1tty and qu1te mellow Pres1dent Student Counc1l V1ce Pres Student COUHC11 L1terary Ed1tor Ategan Staff Reporter Broadcaster Varslty Baseball Jumor Varslty Basketball Basketball Intramurals Football Intramurals Class Pres1dent Band Press Club R1f1e Club Boy Scouts Hall Momtor Boy's State J' PATRICIA ROSE VEEN In each cheek she has a dlmple For her to smlle 1t seems qu1te s1mple Cheerleadmg Captam C heerleadmg Sen1or Play Reporter Broadcaster Chorus F H A Presldent F H A Hall Momtor Basketball Intramurals Soccer Intramurals Volleyball Intramurals Playdays Cafetema 1 CLASS MOTTO The future belongs to those who prepare for lt CLASS COLOR Blue and Gold CLASS SONG Wagon Wheels CLASS FLOWER Forget me not O U, It n ' ' 1.2.3. Drarnatics 2 ' 2.3, 1,2,3 . . . 2,3, . 3, l,2,3, 1.2,3, 112135 1,2,'3. SENIOR CLASS Row I Janet Holbrook B111 Coote Jane H11f1ger Margaret Beach Bob Halstead Betty Beach Mary Jensen Row II M1ss DeC1cco Elame M111er Joan Slmmons Pat Veen Pat Barwood Betty Bump Shxrley Lent Mr Bartholomew Row III Charl1e Anderson Lloyd Stllson Jean DeMarr1as LeRoy Perk1ns Andy Short Barry Greene Clyde Norton Larry Trask CLASS C LASS C LASS CLASS PROPHET MARY JENSEN HISTORY LARRY TRASK WILL MARY JENSEN ADVISORS MISS OSTERWALD , MR BARTHOLOMEW i ' 1, -. , 3 , D . : 1 if 3 ' 1 . , e L ' I ' Q 5 f Z Q ' f - ' 2 I 1 2, W ? 2 Q , f , , W UZ ,. . A V 5 . ' . 1 E X s 1 1 . ....l.i. - I 1 I 0 1 1 : I I I I I , . . 1 I I I I I 1 a - HISTORY On a sunny September rnornmg 1n 1941 Barry Greene Andrew Short Mar garet and Betty Beach Charles Anderson Betty Bump Lawrence Trask Janet Holbrook Ela1ne M1ller and Mary Jensen bravely entered the flrst grade at Otego Central School and began the happlest 12 years of the1r young l1ves In our second year we learned about the Ind1ans as well as gammg a know ledge of tell1ng tune and good health hab1ts FO11OW1Hg that we began our bus1ness tra1n1ng by constructmg a store and post off1ce W1th the help of Betty Bump's toy cash reg1ster we learned the f1ne art of maklng change We also had a play en t1tled The Tom Thumb Weddlng wh1ch was presented before the publ1c and was very well rece1ved Betty Bump was the brlde and Stanley Purdy was the groom Roy Perk1ns and Sh1rley Lent Jomed us 1n our th1rd year In the fourth and f1fth grades we were 1n1t1ated 1nto the myster1es of long d1v1s1on at the same t1me absorbmg some Anclent H1story In the f1fth grade we 1nvaded the S011eSS garden Next 1n the slxth grade we began to reallze that we had come halfway up the tra1l of learmng and the best was yet to come Jane H1lf1ger Jomed us th1s year We w1ll always remember the seventh grade for Just as we were begmmng to feel really worldly w1se and soph1st1cated 1n1t1at1on reared 1ts ugly head On the fateful day we were hum1l1ated paddled soaked electrocuted and otherw1se tortured at the hands of the w1ll1ng sen1ors We were Jomed by Joan Slmmons and Clyde Norton 1n our seventh year Mrs Sawyer and Mr Maclntyre were our Homeroom adv1sors As seven 1S followed by exght we started out our e1ghth year w1th Mr G1eslmann and M1ss Re1nhe1mer as our adv1sors Durmg th1s year our ma1n event was the long awa1ted tr1p to Howe Caverns Pat Veen Pat Barwood and Bob Halstead Jomed us th1s year At last we reached our Freshman year We held our flrst class dance 1n March w1th mus1c by The Santa Fe R1ders Jean DeMarr1as Jomed our ranks as a freshman Our class adv1sors were Mr Hover and Mrs Survlllo We added the f1na1 member to our rolls 1n our sophmore year when B111 Coote Jomed us from Waterv1lle We had a dance 1n February w1th rnuslc by Jack Forsythe Our class adv1sors were Mrs Dunne and Mr MacMullen H1gh po1nts 1n our Jumor year were the selectxon of class r1ngs 1n October and two dances 1n November and February w1th rnuslc by the Woodhull Boys We were becom1ng f1nanc1ally successful nett1ng a good prof1t from dances a spaghetu supper and magazme subscr1pt1on sales Mrs Henderson and Mr Bartholomew were our adv1sors At last we were nearmg the end of our school career as we became w1se and solemn sen1ors w1th 11 years of school memor1es beh1nd us We held our f1rst dance 1n September w1th L1nus Houck and our second U1 March w1th Ern1e Russ We presented our sen1or play entltled C1ement1ne Th1s productxon was a unammous success both f1nanc1ally and 1n the fun we had present1ng It As the Yearbook goes to press we are eagerly countmg the days 't1ll our semor tr1p to New York and Washmgton After our tr1p we w1ll be lookmg forward for that June mght when we w1ll rece1ve our hard earned d1p1omas It IS then that we w1ll reallze that although one phase of our l1ves 15 over yet we have the ster11ng memor1es of our school careers to guxde us over the uncerta1n path wh1ch hes ahead . 1 .v 9 ' 1 a .9 3 I I Q , - , . .v . , ' ' ' ll I . a . 1 J . , . . . 0 , - , . 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CLASS WILL B1ll Coote leaves his Job in the office to Bob Tuttle and h1S witty humor Keith Cox Lloyd Stilson leaves his calmness to Mr Eletto and h1S car to Arlene Ackley Barry Greene bequeaths his right to take over the shop to Gordon Buchert and h1s meekness to Gary Crewell Pat Barwood g1ves her friendliness to Mary Goble and her generosity to Mary Shaver Janet Holbrook w1sh1ng to leave behind her temper W111S it to Margaret Clark and her w1ll to work to Audrey Sampson Mary Jensen leaves her ab1l1ty to avoid detent1ons to Charles Holmes and her appetite to Colleen O' Mara Clyde Norton leaves his role of class comic to Dean Hyatt and his vibrant personality to Merritt Rose Betty Bump wills her car to Sonja Thorsland and her dramatic ab1l1ty to Lola Mae Reed Pat Veen leaves her sewing ablllty to Ruth Boyd and her rosv complexion gained from her morning walks to school to Thelma Stilson Betty Beach leaves her six year old trombone to Caroline Lent in case her position 1S not immediately filled and her smile to Lo1s Yager Margaret Beach leaves her leadershlp to Dale Norton and her diamond to M1ss O'Br1en with good w1shes Elaine Miller bequeaths her contacts in a near by college to Dawn Nelson and her colorful hair to Jack Reed to Mar1e Krueger Joan Simmons leaves her ab1l1ty to play basketball to Edith Rothman and her title as Queen of West Oneonta to Joyce Barker Shirley Lent leaves her Job in the cafeterla to Marjorie Downie and her gift of gab to Jan1ce Fuller Charles Anderson leaves his charm and wit to LeRoy Washburn as he won be needing it where he 1S going Bob Halstead leaves h1s right to d1sturb Engl1sh four to Dean Hyatt and his d1ploma to Carolyn Foote Larry Trask g1ves his private d1ct1onary to Ted Knapp and his Joke book to Francis Sabedra LeRoy Perk1ns g1VeS h1s athletic ab1l1ty to Ralph Jerow and his harem to Ted Hann Andrew Short leaves his red hair to Ida Hotal1ng and h1s class amb1t1on to each of the Juniors Last but not least Jean DeMarra1s leaves his Sh1ekIleSS to Keith Cox and h1s good ag marks to Ed Haney Miss Osterwald leaves her detention 11st to the next Sen1or English teacher Mr Bartholomew leaves h1s grey hairs derived from this year to add to those of the next year's senior advisors To the Juniors we leave the best wishes for a fine tr1p and to the Sopho mores we leave our sympathy for having so long to wait before you stand in our places To the Freshmen we leave the hope of three wonderful new school years To the entire faculty and staff we give our many thanks for your words of wisdom and advice . . . . . . . to ' ! 3 . . . a . . Q c J I Q , 3 v . . .... , . . . D I Jane Hilfiger leaves her carefree attitude to Mary Short and her active life 3 . . ,t I I .9 I 0 ' 3 CLASS PROPHESY Upon return1ng from a harrow1ng fore1gn ass1gnment of 15 years durat1on I dec1ded to V1S1t or at least look 1n on the members of my graduatmg class of '53 As I flew over the K1llme1er Ranch 1n Unad1lla I could detect two strong boys operat1ng the tractors and dear Margaret wr1t1ng her col umn for the Unad1lla T1mes on how to preserve food properly Presently a sharp l1mous1ne convert1ble drove up out front w1th a mus1cal peep There was dear old Betty Beach just com1ng home from New York for the week end She IS a personnel d1rector 1n a large concern on Wall Street now On up the fam111ar valley was the c1ty of Wellsbrldge What's th1S? Sh1rley's Fashlon Shop! Could that be the Shlrley Lent I graduated w1th'? Why yes' There she IS now w1th that br1ef case gett1ng 1n that yellow roadster A l1ttle farther up the road I not1ced about 50 cars l1ned 1n rows very sys temat1cally Hmm 'Shorts Used and New Cars I belleve that Andrew once told me he would l1ke to do sometlnng shady for a change I d1dI'l't th1nk he was ser1ous Isn't that Larry Trask? That car he 15 gettlng out of belongs to an 1nsurance 1nvest1gator for Lloyds of London Well lt looks l1ke Otego 1S a thr1v1ng Clty now My f1rst encounter upon landmg my a1rcraft was Mayor Perk1ns who greeted me warmly I found from h1m that Jean DeMarr1as had made the A1r Force a career and was now tot1ng the 1ns1gn1a of a vlajor Charley Anderson had been 111 town the week before w1th l'us team He 1S now a commerc1al entertamer for Gymnast1cs Bob Halstead and Barry Greene are 1n partnersh1p They own a large shop for sell1ng and repa1rmg road and farm machmery B111 Coote d1d well He 15 1n New York now He 1S a Doctor of Chem1stry and oddly enough h1s lab orator1es are d1rectly across from Betty Beach's 0ff1Ce on Wall Street Clyde Norton and Lloyd St1lson have kept pretty close to home Lloyd has a photography stud1o and Clyde 1S the manager of Norton's Farm Serv1ce 1n West Oneonta Mayor Perk1ns then gave me fly1ng d1rect1ons to reach the Bett1ol Estate near Morr1s and bade me ad1eu Shortly I set my Shlp down 1n a closely cut hay f1eld and Betty came rusnmg out to greet me She was st1ll a model Wlfe and mother but she was by no means neglect1ng her career as model for sports clothes for the Oneonta T V stat1on for she was 1n f1ne shape for the Job She told me that Pat Veen was the d1et1t1an for the Fox Hosp1tal and the Oneonta H1gh School Pat Barwood 15 now pull1ng and push1ng sw1tches for the telephone company 1n Oneonta Few m1stakes are made now a days Janet Holbrook IS now 1n charge of the 1nter1or decorat1on department for Bresee's Jane H1lf1ger's pos1t1on as a Rockette 1n New York C1ty's famous team keeps her 1n shape for her golf lessons Monday morn1ngs at the country club on Long Island Joan S1mmons 1S now s1tuated 1n the heart of Manhattan She has a prosper1ng beauty salon there Ela1ne M1ller IS very busy now days She 15 the coun selor and arranger 1n a love lorn's Matr1mon1al Bureau near Delh1 After a del1c1ous d1nner w1th Betty and her fam1ly I proceeded to return to New York for my next asslgnment .v 1 'Q - 1 . . . . . . 9 . . .. . . . ll. a ' .9 - . . . . . . , . 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GL S355 I-D ill? ii 2 M JUNIOR CLASS Row I Ruth Boyd Mary Jane Goble Lolo Mae Reed Robert Tuttle Thelma Stxlson Sonja Thorsland Margaret Clark Eleanor Kmg Mar1an Rake Ida Hotalmg Row II Mr Sears Jack Callahan Robert Haney Gary Crewell Mary Shaver Barbara Haney Amta Row III Jack Reed Sylvester Lloyd Theodore Knapp Donald Schulz Dennls O'Mara Delbert Wood Ke1th Cox Franc1s Sabedra James Locke Merrxtt Rose Absent Arlene Ackley Mary Hltchcock Dawn Nelson Lo1s Yager Charles Holmes Ke1th Trask Pres1dent Sonja Thorsland V1ce Presldent Thelma St1lson Student Counc11 Robert Tuttle Secretary Mary Hltchcock Treasurer Margaret Clark The class of 1954 orgamzed th1s year under the superv1s1on of Mr Sears and M H h rs at away as class adv1sors w1th the electlon of class offxcers Our class rmgs were selected early th1s year and they arr1ved before our Chr1stmas Vacatxon The Junxor Class rece1ved a Sp8C1a1 pr1ze of f1ve dollars for se1l1ng the most magazlnes 1n the contest between the Jun1or and Sen1or classes Mary Shaver took the honors b t as es salesman for the class Our class also rece1ved the prxze for havmg the greatest percentage of the class present at the A11 School Dance gl Y I , , if if f rf 5 xr Z Z , 5 E fa - I 6 I , l I I .v n 1 r . A I I I I I ' 2 ' I I I I I I . Norton, Caroline Lent, Dean Hyatt, Mrs. Hathaway. : I I I I I I I I I I ' 1 I . I I ' I I ' ' in SOPHOMORE C LASS Row I Ed1th Rothman Larry Leahy Ehnor Vroman Andre Ouxmet Claudme Sperry M1ldred Veen Mar3or1e Dowme Theresa Buckrym Row II Mr Bonner Dav1d Ferrxs Carolyn Foote Audrey Sampson Flora Sm1th Mane Krueger Joyce Barker Mary Short Ralph Tornpluns Mxss Carpenter Norton Glen C randall 9 l FRESHMAN CLASS Row I Loulse Martmdale Bern1ce Alger Nancy Lent Grace Jones Marlene Bulhs Ronme Jerauld Vwolet Young Alan Trowbmdge Sandra Sabedra Elsxe Steele Mary Ann Ackley Row II Mr Eletto V1rg1n1a Baker Dawn Harvey Sandra Brlscoe Delores Yager V1rg1n1a Ness Margaret Compton Dor1s Wood, Doreen D1bble Mary Gxlhngham Row III Bernard O'Mara R1chard Moon Charles Beers Jerry O'Dr1sco11 Lou1s Almendmger John Reeves Ronn1e Utter Bob Welles M1ss We1ss 2 ' f . . 5 f C A M Q 'i',-,Q B . . 7' V . X li ,Vi ' 1 , Z . , ' . 1 1 1 I I . I R.owIII: Robert Utter, Robert Mattice, Edward Haney, Bruce Trask, Peter Holden, Harry Hann, Dale i 3 M 2 j 0 S V 5 ' L M g f J 1 , 1 , 1 I 4 S N v Z U ' n . A 1 1 . 1 . 1 I l I I . I ' I ' I . . . 1 1 . I ' . . . I Z 5 ' I I . I . . I I I J . ' EIGHTH GRADE Row I Roberta Kimball Betty Alger Dawn Blake Joan Haney Mary Hoyt Beverly Bu111s Joan Bundy Harriet Hitchcock Camille Pearce Laura Hitchcock Enid Miller Colleen O'Mara Lillian King Donna Haney Eva Rake Row II Mr Clayton Philip Daniels Lee Emerson Charles Beach James Pearce Charles Boyd Dolezel Stanley Wood Raymond Canner Miss O'Br1en Row III Earl Crawford Gordon Lobdell Duane McMorr1s Kenneth Crosby LeRoy Washburn Robert Holbrook Fred Kiel Ralph Gerow Robert Beames David Cox Russel Emerson Absent Joan Ander son K a SEVENTH GRADE Row Bruce Norton Kenneth Fredenburg Robert Steenrod Gordon Buchert Frank Burnside Gordon Veen Donald Vandermark Row Carole Rake Flora Wilber Lola Hoyt Katherine Utter Linda Rothman Shirley Hilliker Priscilla Crawford Sylvia Burchardt Josephine Mattice Row III William Groves Martin Thorsland Lawrence Utter Flora Klng Ann Budine Janet Hotaling Bruce Greene, Morris John, Brian Cook Row IV Nicholas Stilson, Samuel Jackson, Ivan Chestney, Robert Trask, Donald Avery, James Baird, David Decker, Ernest Fankhauser Absent Gerald Ferns , 2 Z, , A A ff Ev I 5 ' I 7' E V 1 'ft l l - It K J R A ' I 0 1 I l . D 1 I ' I . . I I : ' I . . . I l I I I Dawn Perry, Roberta Davis, Dorothy Krause, Patricia Gillingham, Allen Case, Douglas ! J I . l ' : I I . I I .I 3 YV A . Z i ., X M I x . A .ML-25 N.. 1 4 I: I ! I I . 5 , . 11: I A , ' . , ' , ' . ' ' ' , 1 5 - Z l . I . .v 1 . 1 ' 1 I 5 Row I Row II Row Ill Row Row Row Row Row V SIXTH GRADE Mary Hall Glor1a Chapm Sydney Br1scoe Carohne Ackley Dorlyn Kelly Barbara Yager Carol Sampson Joan Moon Loretta P1erce Mary Jones Jamce Ham1lton Shlrley Johns Joan Danxels Karen Fankhauser Carl Cady Robert Dana Paul Vlrtell Orle Jackson Robert Smmger Nancy Wood Karen Coote Mary Beebe Mary Down1e Alan Youmans Larry Shaver Robert Jones Mrs Thomsen Wayne Earl John Lambert Gary MacPherson Robert Budme Mxchael O'Mara Joseph Bard Rxchard Beams Warren Wllbur Paul Danz1 R1chard Watson Curtls Ackley George Dxeball FIFTH GRADE Nancy Goble Valerle Canner Gary Haney Al1ce Youmans Bonnxe Cornell James Vroman Zada Coote Gary Elhott Carol Bu1l1s An1ta K1el Charlotte Dlffendale Erlc Thorsland Ronald Tompk1ns Arlene Shaver James Hall Phyllls Shoecraft Steven Bump Patr1c1a O'Hara Carol Welch 1 LeRoy Croswell Ehzabeth Bulhs Sharron Crawford Dor1s F11er Lynwood S1monds Ronald Schmldt Roger Sperry Stephen Hltchcock Jerrold Hall Eugene Holbrook Beth Thor1ngton R1ta Leonard Catherme Trask Martha Alger Howard Flnch Lorrame Hoosxer Mrs Tuttle I , . l 1 . 1 ' 1 A 1 I I I I 1 I D ' , I I ' 3 I I I ' 2 . . . 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'W-Q F O U R T H G R A D E Row George Thayer Arthur Groves Kathy Rose Sharon Wrlght Clarlce Starr Donald Bamrd Thomas Gerow Alfred Fankhauser Mary Georgla Row Duane Joyce Mary Woodbeck V1ola Compton Robert Dutcher Lmda Maerz SUZIBIIC Root Lorrame Palmater George S1emer Louretta Txmewell Row Allen Hazlett Prxsc11la Wells Deyo Trowbrldge Donna Brown Larry Bostw1ck Arva Schmxdt Yvonne Holland Jackxe Avery Row Eugene Hadden Stanley Veen Claud1a Taylor John Palmater R1chard Avery Bruce Bonner Mrs Jerauld FOURTH GRADE Row I Lmda Boyd Rosemary Harvey Lmda Utter Bonme Glennon Genev1eve Masker Gall Kelly Betty Hocke Sylv1a Jones Eleanor Beach Dorothy Krueger Laureen Mxtchell Noreen Gransbury Row Il Steven Damels Mxchael Monser Denms Wledeman Gary Taylor Carol Dana Iva H1tchcock Barbara Fxler Patr1c1a Compton Juchth Smart Stewart Andrews Fred Ba1ley Larry Chestney Mrs Secor Row Ill Alfred W11ber Regxnald MacPherson James Decker R1chard Halbert John Th1e11ng Paul Thayer George March Txmmy Wayman Robert Lent Wmfred Haney I: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . 1 I a lui , ' ' , , ' . . 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THIRD GRADE Row I Suzanna Palmater Claudla Hamxlton V1rgm1a Wormsley Patr1c1a Sabedra Ruth Danlels Sandra Watson Patr1c1a Sk1ff Frances Gerow Deanna Beers Row II Glenn Matt1ce Darryl Bundy Ahson Youmans Joan McPherson Helen Baker Carole Jackson Carol Lee Sears Nancy Glllmgham Davld I-htchcock George Foster Row III Wayne Utter Davld Haney Donald Hamxlton James Beebe Ted Taylor Roger Rob1nson Joseph Danz1 Dav1d Avery Mxss Jester Absent Joseph Glennon Lynda Rutter Q THIRD GRADE Rowl Luc1lleBud1ne Flor Lent Donna Avery Sara Hunt Sandra Joyce Andrea Sampson Esther Wllllams Sheryl Lyman Ann Trowbr1dge Row II Paul Ferrts Leonard H1ll1ker James Maerz James Hadden Donald Wayman Mary Masker Kathryn Scrum Sheryl Southard Dale Underwood Ernest Burton James Short Row III Mr Reeser Roy Rous Wayne Wayman Donald Brown John Dabulewlcz Steven H1tz Alfred Ou1met Dana Emerson Herbert March M1chae1O'Hara w ' I J I I I I I I ' I J I I I I 1 .v 1 - ' I I I I I I 1 1 . , . - as A+ - me .J w ,L .l.i.-1 3 1 '1 1 1 J A n I I ' ' I J I I I I 1 a 1 1 - ' ' I I I I I 17 1 1 1 ' S E C O N D G R A D E Row Frank Colgrove John Bonner Arnold Rothman Row Susena Foote Mary Lou Wood Ga1l Herrmg June St1lson Sharon Westcott Judlth R1esen Jean Bush Andrea Sabedra Row Ronald Chestney James Stoesser Mar1lynCanner V1v1en MacLaury Donna Bull1s Ruth Holbrook Glenn Jester Joseph Hendr1ck Row Mrs Hathaway Alan Andrews Kenneth Fluman Royce Yager Robert Y get John Stage Theodore Bard R1chard Palmer Denms Halbert Mrs Haynes SECOND GRADE Row I Elleen Callahan Elsa Fankhauser Charlotte Martmdale Jamce Bostwxck Eva Jones Fay Rous Penny Brlscoe Darlene Holden Row Il Fred Enck Thelma Shoecraft Martha Georg1a Reva Holhster Mary Gransbury Denms Greene Fred Colgrove Row III Mrs Hasbrouck Erw1nSm1th Peter Thorsland Edward Avery Wesley Bullls George Case M1ltonGeorg1a Donald Allen Clyde Thayer Absent Eugene Kelsey Dav1d Yager I: , , . 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F I R S T G R A D E Row I Betty Jean Rous Kathleen Lent Phyll1s Whlte Sara Foote Alberta Youmans Allce Schuman Judy Sommer Thelma Houck Patr1c1a W11l1ams Row II Robert Goble Duane Trask Mark MacPherson Theodore Beers Cleon Sorell Vera H1ll1ker Cheryl Burton Douglas Fulhngton Bruce Mxtchell James Brown Donnell Sul11van Gary Enck Row III Mrs Wr1ght Burton Beams Gary Sampson Frank Callahan Norman Hoskeer Ronald Bump Nelson Wells John Pohl1 Dennls Earl Robert Coles Robert Canner FIRST GRADE Glor1a Masker Judy Callahan Marle Palmater Row II Judy Westcott Ramona Kelsey Larry Hazlett Arthur B1rdsal1 Gordon H1tchcock Charles Robxnson Bob Burchardt John Clayton J1mrny Holland Phyllxs Wormsley Joan Eckert Exleen Salhe Row III Mrs Hamllton D1ck1e Hamllton Dw1ght Dolezel M1chae1 Thorsland John Hotalmg Jerry Leonard George Wh1te Franc1s Secor Jackxe Bush Stephen D1ffendale John Glennon Absent Donald W1edeman L1nda Mlller M1chael We1ll Penny Sharratt l Z I I . I I I I ' I . . - Z I I I I I 1 I I I Q ' J I I I 1 ' . , , . , . I .I 0 I I ' 1-.-.....? Row I: Evette Watkins, Jean Robinson, Carol Burroughs, Kay Budine, Karen Bouton, Ellen Bullis, ' I I . ' Z I I I . I . I I I I I I I I : . , 1 . . . , . , . I H . D I I I I ' I ' 3 ' 1 ' . , I ' , . Klfldergartefl Mormng KI N D E R G A R T E: N Row I Lmda Lobdell Cathy Bouton Elma Hendrlcks Joann Masker Rose Ann Platt Jean Trowbrxdge Dmah Fu111ng'on Rose Rous Kathleen Kelsey Row II Edward Horan James Bush James Coles Larry Hasbrouck Lyman Hall V1rg1l Andrews Harry Mattlson Lorentz Ottzen Row III Mrs Nearmg James O'Hara Ronny Jones Terry Brown Car1F1em1ng Lyndon Avery Larry Cornell Absent Dav1d O'Hara Anne Johnson Kmdergarten Afternoon Row I Jamce Starr Nancy Southard Lorna Jean Sulhvan Dawn Bullls Susan Ferrls Janet Guernsey Nancy Hawkms Lxnda Jerauld Row II Ronald Lwmgston Larry Leonard Tommy Callahan Don Foote Bobby Ham11ton D1ck Groves Row III Me1v1n Harvey, Lloyd Jerauld Ronny W11l1ams Douglas Balley George Schmxt John Hurlburt Absent Joan Trask Terry Earl ' I I I I I .. , , . ' J I I I I I , . ' ' I I I I I I . , , ' I I I I I I , . ' I I I I I ' ' I A 1 1 - . , . -Q- -5--:,,,,,g.-1-5 it-in-9--SF' RT 'i tin- if .Q QI 3 sri' Qi 'E II -utr., 'J?5 HISTORY OF ATEGAN In the early days, the Indians often met along the Susquehanna River in our valley for their council meetings. The Delaware Indians named this area Atege, which means place of the council fire. It was here that Indians down the river came to meet tribes from the north. Our valley was one of the most thickly settled Indian territories and many relics have been found. In 1940 the yearbook staff conducted a contest for the yearbook cover. Wes Adams, a member of the senior class, submitted a cover representing the above lore, it won the prize and the annual was called the Ategan. YEARBOOK STAFF Row I LeRoy Perkins Andy Short Jane Hilfiger Clyde Norton Betty Beach Margaret Beach Row Il Mrs Davidson Betty Bump Charles Anderson Jean DeMarr1as Elaine Miller Larry Trask Mr Bartholomew ATEGAN STAFF Co Editor in chief Jane Hilfiger Clyde Norton Literary Editor Larry Trask Art Editor Betty Bump LeRoy Perkins Advertising Manager Charles Anderson Photography Editor Betty Beach Margaret Beach Jean DeMarrias Janet Holbrook Sales Manager Andrew Short Activities Editor Elaine Miller Sports Editor LeRoy Perkins 3 1 1 . , 1 - - - 1 .r 1 1 .1 , . . - - - - I - - I - ' 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Row I Jane Hilfiger Elaine Miller Donald Schultz Larry Trask Larry Leahy Marjorie Downie Row II Lee Emerson Mr James Svolos Bill Coote Mr Albert Bonner Bruce Green Alan Trowbridge President Larry Trask First Vice President Dorlald SChU1Z Second Vice President Larry Leahy Secretary Elaine Miller Treasurer Jane Hilflger lt 15 the purpose of the student association to further the interest of all recognized athletic and social The Student Council consists of elected representatives from the associations The Council regulates the annual system and raises money each year to purchase the senior award pins and the ninth grade award emblems The Council supervises the concession board and the appointment and functions of the hall monitors This year the Student Council introduced two new projects The first was the All School dance held in September with all classes taking an active part in putting on the dance the proceeds from which went toward the purchase of awards The second project was the instituting of a school Safety Patrol ln co operation with the Tri County Motor Club and the American Automobile Association a patrol for both street crossings and busses was set up The Student Council of Otego Central School is a member of the Susquenango League of Student Coun cils and National Association of Student Councils and one of Otego's Council members Marjorie Downie was among those selected to represent the League at the national convention in Evanston Illinois last June The Student Council IS constantly striving to aid each student in rece1v1ng the utmost value and satis faction from his or her high school life Z . U 1 . . 1 .v n a U V l ' activities in the Otego Central School, and to co-operate in promoting the general welfare of the school. HONOR SOCIETY Rowl Mr James Svolos Elalne M1l1er Margaret Beach Betty Beach Jane H1lf1ger Mr Albert Bonner Adv1sor Row II Sylvestor Lloyd Denms O'Mara Merrxt Rose Margaret Clark w LIBRARY CLUB Ida Hotalmg Sonja Thorsland Standmg Rovx II Marlene Bullls Sandra Brlscoe Alan Trowbrldge Patr1c1a Barwood V1rg1n1a Baker M1l11e Veen Edlth Rothman Terry Buckram Delores Yager Sandra Sabedra Bernlce Alger Flora Sm1th Mrs McGu1nness Doreen Dlbble l Row I: Mary Shaver, Barbara Haney, Arlene Ackley, Ruth Boyd, Audrey Sampson, Robert Halstead, BROADCASTER CLUB Row I Janet Holbrook Betty Beach Shxrley Lent Joan Slmmons Jane H11f1ger Sonja Thorsland Betty Bump Ida Hotahng Lo1s Yager Row II Larry Trask Pat Veen LeRoy Perklns Thelma Stllson Elalne Mlller Ellnor Vroman Mary Jane Goble Lolo Mae Reed M155 Carpenter T7 PREbb CLUB Row I Sonja Thorsland Sh1rley Lent Larry Trask Sandra Brlscoe Sandra Sabedra Marlene Bullls Row II Mr Bonner Peter Holden Dav1d Ferrts 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 - K- ' X , . 'X .1 , Q f 0 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 J - - 1 1 - FE5 CID FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row I Betty Beach Shxrley Lent Marjorle Downle Pat Veen Joan Sxmmons Lolo Mae Reed E1a1ne Mlller Row II Edlth Armstrong Mary Short Sandra Brlscoe Mary Jensen Ida Hotahng Mary Jane Goble Joyce Barker Marlene Bull1s Row III Mrs Dav1dson Flora Sm1th Marle Kreuger Jane H1lf1ger Thelma Stxlson Betty Bump Carolme Lent Claud1ne Sperry Mxss We1ss Vlce Presldent Jamce Fuller Secretary Marjorle Dowme Treasurer Joan S1mmons Scrxbe Lolo Mae Reed The Future Homemakers of Amer1ca 15 the natxonal organ1zat1on of pup1ls studymg homemak1ng 1U Jumor and sen1or hxgh schools As an mtegral part of the program of home economxcs 1n the schools of Amer1ca It offers opportumty for the further development of pupll 1n1t1at1ve 1n plannlng and carrylng out act1v1t1es related to homemalung Our Otego Chapter has 24 members Among our act1v1t1es th1s year have been 1 Chr1stmas carohng at Homer Folks 2 Chrlstmas Party 3 We w111 sponsor a banquet to earn money to send two members to state F H A camp at Oswagatchxe Our chapter mother IS Mxss We1ss Marjorle Downle Secretary ,Mx O92 of 'I' 1 H. 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I ' President ---- - ------- - Patricia Veen D I ,.. ,algal A 170 P-'HON 9 MAQTQ 11' L 000 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row I Jack Reed Sylvester Lloyd Barry Greene Jean DeMarra1s Bruce Trask Row II Mr Bartholomew Ronald Utter Robert Mattlce Robert Utter Robert Haney Lou1s Allmendmger Robert Wells Row III James Locke Edward Haney Francxs Sabedra Donald Shultz Andre Ou1met Charles Beers Presxdent Barry Greene Secretary Jean DeMarra1s Vxce Presldent Sylvester Lloyd Sent1nel Bruce Trask Treasurer Jack Reed Student Councll Representatlve Franc1s Sabedra The F F A IS a non profxt non pol1t1cal farm orgamzatxon of voluntary membersh1p des1gned to take 1ts place along w1th other agenc1es strxvmg for development of leadersh1p the bu1ld1ng of a more permanent agrlculture and the 1mprovement of country l1fe The chapter th1s year enrolled 90 per cent of the boys taklng the agr1culture course Bes1des the regular monthly meetmgs the club partxclpated 1n the Morr1s Fa1r Exh1b1ts had the largest annual school fa1r 1n 1ts hlstory and sold seed Due to the hxgh cost of lumber several farmers 1n the area namely Mr Ira Beers Mr Fred Allmendmger and Mr Ernest Mxller donated some trees for the chapter to cut down to have sawed 1nto lumber for next years shop projects K mi x i,f::', . 1', 'n0,x Q0 I 1 up - t' A :Q -Q' F, 9 - tg! 'J -7 , . H 'c Q, . oe-Q, A CS! utr' '5 1 . . . '. , I . . . ' . , . ' , . 2 , . ' . . ' . ' t . . - .I - .. ' . . . . I , . . ' . . . . . . . ' , . . . , . . . I CAFETERIA CLUB Rowl Davld Ferrls Dorothy Sheldon Mrs Sloan Flora Sm1th Betty Beach Dale Norton Arlene Ackley Helen Sloan Eleanor Klng BUS MONITORS AND CADETS Left to R1ght Row one Lou1se Martlndale Lols Yagar E11nor Vroman Narxe Kruegar Sh1rley Lent Janet Holbrook Row two Jack Reed, Ted Knapp, Sandra Br1sco, De1or1s Yager, Grace Jones, Marlene Bullls, Barry Greene, Clyde Norton Row three Mary Goble, Sonja Thorsland, Sandra Sabadra, Ruth Boyd, Claudme Sperry, Audrey Sampson, Carolme Lent, V1rg1n1a Ness F Y .2 X 1 7 , 1 mx XY xl xxx Xl! RMS .. f il N s t Z . . I . , . ' A . , . I MODEL CLUB Row I Dav1d Decker Donald Vandemark Jxmmy Pearce Br1an Cook Bruce Greene Gordon Buchert Kenneth Fredenburgh Martln Thorsland Duane McMorr1s Row Raymond Canner Ph1l1p Dan1els Charles Boyd Samuel Jackson Russel Emerson Allen Row III Stanley Wood Lee Emerson Kenneth Crosby Ralph Gerow Douglas Dolezel Tom Chestney RIFLE CLUB Row I Peter Holden Dav1d Ferr1s Sonja Thorsland Lolo Mae Reed Lou1s Allmendmger Ronme Jerauld Row Il Bruce Trask Glenn Crandall Larry Leahy Andrew Short Jerry O'Dr1scoll Edward Haney Row III Robert Utter Clyde Norton Charles Anderson Mr Sears t N I I D .I . I . J l I I I . ' H: I . l A I I I 3 Case, Bill Groves, Nicholas Stilson, Bruce Greene. : I I I I I ' Z , U ' , . , 1 v . 1 3 1 4 1 1 l J I , , , 4 . Z STAMP CLUB Row I Doreen Dlbble Dor1s Wood Mary Ann Ackley Sandra Sabedra Brlan Cook Glenn Crandall Ronald Jerauld Jerry O'Dr1scoll Row II Mart1n Thorsland Larry Leahy Bruce Greene Ralph Tompklns Ivan Chestney Louls Allmendmger Mr Sears Charlxe Anderson Delbert Wood Bob Haney Douglas Dolezel ART CLUB Row I Lola Hoyt James Balrd Flora Kmg Carol Rake Ellnor Vroman Dawn Perry Kathy Utter Donna Haney Laura Hltchcock Row II Frank Burnslde Bermce Alger Sylvla Burchardt V1rg1n1a Ness Janet Hotallng Shlrley Hllhker Prlscxlla Crawford Harr1et Hltchcock Joseph1ne Mattlce ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J a - 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - .I 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' BROWNIES Row Dale Underwood Ann Trowbndge Judy Rxsen Donna Avery Nancy G1l11ngham Lorralne Palmater C1ar1ce Starr Eleanor Beach Nancy Goble Patty O'Hara Flora Lent Row Sheryll Lyman Suzanne Palmater, Mar1lyn Caumer Charlotte Dlffendale Zada Coote B0l'lI118 Cornell Dorlyn Kelly Loretta Pxerce Carol BUIIIS El1zabeth Bu1l1s Nancy Southard Sheryll Southard Phylhs Shoecraft Row Camllle P1erce Rose Mary Harvey Elsa Fankhauser Karen Coote Lmda Rothman Beverly Bullxs Joan Bundy Joan Haney Roberta Davls Colleen O'Mara Roberta Klmball Dawn Perry Elmor Vrorne Edxth Rothman Claudla Taylor Beth Thormgton Johns Mary Dowme Mary Anna Hall Karen Fankhauser Gall Kelly Sandra Joyce Suzxelee Root Jamce Hamllton CUB SCOUTS Row I Deyo Trowbrxdge Stanley Veen Larry Shaver W1nfred Haney Larry Bostwlck Duane Joyce James Vroman Arthur Groves Roger Rob1nson Row II Tlmothy Wayman Alan Hazlett Wxlham Groves James Ba1rd Allen Case D1ck Watson Ph1l1p Danlels LeRoy Croswell Steven Bump Donald Wayman Row III Teddy Taylor Bruce Bonner George Dleball John Thxelmg Joe Bard Warren W11ber R1chard Halbert Donald Baxrd Robert Lent X . V 'Z s ,AA V lr . I: 1 . I I 1 1 I . I I I . I I I I ' III . ' . ' . , - I I I I - I I I J 1 . ' . . I - I I I . I . I I I . I I I 1 . S' - l 1 I I ' Row IV: Carol Dana, Arlene Shaver, Valerie Canner, Loureen Mitchell, Bonnie Glennon, Shirley I . I I I . I I , . Z b I I I V I . 1 -V I I I Z ' . I , I . ' I I I I l I , , , . I I ' 3 . I I . l I . ! B U S D R I V E R S absent Dwxght Ba11ey Leonard Lawrence Paul Sheldon, Ivan Taylor, Clark Sloan, Jerry Leonard, Valdine Vay, John Hurlburt SP 93 RTS ,gp 1.i fl . if -ln Wi sr if lg J, -L -,, NVNQSS 'fl-1 - Y -wh.. Q il 4 -V, 5 l. - H -4-1117. T:,' ::T,:t'T:-34 1- 4-MR. i RN in , q,.,- , .. h L, .. in --..,........--..-.-i ' ' --- .. C..- X- -...-u- v' ' '- --9 5 ' . ' 5 - --N5 R X , -- , , VARSITY BASKETBALL Rowl Andy Short Mgr Ro Pe k y r ms Co captam Coach Mclntyre B111 Coote Co captam Dale Norton Mgr Row I1 Dean Hyatt Lloyd Stllson Andre Ouxmet Pete Sabedra Bob Tuttle Ted Knapp J1m Locke K1eth Cox Jack Reed TE LERO BHP CO0 Y PE RKINS DEAN HYATT E- T 10115 KIETH C ANDRE OUIMET REED JIM E TED KNAPP E OS T13 WPS S4 10 5 B00 wp RA E YUM KES, X 6 XXE G Row I Ralph Tompklns Gary Crewell Jack Callahan Don Shultz Ted Hann Row ll Andy Short Mgr Dav1d Ferrxs Bob Haney Delbert Wood Charles Beers Glenn Crandall Coach Mclntyre Row III John Reeves Ronnxe Utter Bob Utter Sylvester Lloyd R1chard Moon Larry Leahy The record of 8 w1ns and 7 losses does not g1ve a true p1cture of the type of basketball played by the Blackhawks th1s season Led by Co Capta1n Roy Perkms who averaged 16 po1nts per game the Hawks scored a total of 775 po1nts 1n f1fteen games to the1r opponents 714 Of the seven losses SIX of them were by less than seven po1nts The only bad defeat was a 55 43 setback at the hands of Edmeston for wh1ch we gamed ample revenge at a later date by dumpmg them to the tune of 73 to 55 Th1S game was really the h1ghl1ght of the season not only because lt was the f1rst txme Otego had defeated Edmeston ln basketball s1nce we entered the new league but the team dlsplayed the f1nest brand of basketball of the season And 1n closlng the season It would be only f1tt1ng to pay tr1bute to our co captalns Roy Perk1ns and B111 Coote who w1ll be graduated 1n June Roy has been an outstand1ng compet1tor rebounder and leadmg scorer Whlle 'B1l1 has made a name for h1mself as a clever ball handler set shot artlst and play maker The exceptxonal sp1r1t and play of these two boys has been a tremendous asset to the team and Coach McIntyre th1s season They have set a f1ne example for all future Blackhawks Congratulauons to all members of the 1952 53 basketball team for the1r f1ne show1ng made th1s year Otego G1lbertsv11le Otego 51 Morrxs Gullford Frankl1n Davenport Mt Upton Davenport Edmeston Unadllla M0rr1s Frankl1n New Ber11n Edmeston New Ber11n Total Po1nts 64 Unad1lla 775 7 4 5 1. ' SQ Qs U ' 1 7 'E W x f . 1. XE U ti 54 A ' 1 -, -. V L -iS ,, I 1 I 1' 7 , p 1 4 F A I ft 1' I 13 lg IQ4 i - I-4 , .. X, 15' X . i tx gg A ,, , I JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL . - I . . . I . 38 44 ' ' 44 ' 55 41 ' 50 48 ' 39 33 78 71 . H 38 42 H 73 55 48 37 ' 54 57 ' H 62 38 ' H 38 43 ' 43 54 H 51 58 ' ' H 42 ' 1 we ws 0 Go BASEBALL Rowl Donald Lent Jack Reed Andre Ou1met Donald Shultz Charlle Holmes Gordon Hyatt Jack Callahan LeRoy Perk1ns Bob Tuttle Row II Mr McIntyre Melv1n Rolph Bob Stevens J1m Locke Ted Knapp Pete Holden Dean Hyatt Larry Trask Dav1d Ferr1s Clyde Norton Otego New Berl1n 12 Otego New Berlm Frankhn Franklm Edmeston Edmeston Unadmlla Morr1s Morr1s 5 Unad1lla Otego Central N1ne Undergoes Rebu1ld1ng Task W1th the loss of all but three letter men from a squad that had won three Tr1 Valley League Champ1onsh1ps 1n a row the Blackhawks were faced w1th a tremendous rebu1ld1ng task Gordy Hyatt, a Semor and secondbaseman was shlfted to shortstop Roy Perkms, a f1rstbaseman became the number one pltcher and Dean Hyatt, an outflelder took over the catchmg dut1es So 1nexper1enced was the rema1nder of the squad that four games were played and cons1derable sw1tch1ng of the lmeup done before Coach McIntyre arr1ved at a defxmte startmg team Bob Tuttle became the regular flrstbaseman Jack Callahan was drafted to play second The th1rd base dut1es were shared by Jack Reed and Andre Oulmet The outf1e1d was chosen from Lloyd St1lson, Larry Trask, J1m Locke, Don Schulz Charles Holmes Became the No 2 P1tcher and also played ln the outfleld 'f - Q S' a T Q A. 1 4 A v' 1 . , ,114-5 I I n., I V y I Q, 1 ay W' . . 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VA I , f NF50' . .L Q ' J 'Q-' 3 ' 3 ' 4 H 1 ' 3 H 4 ' 6 H 5 14 H 1 2 H 5 ' 10 H 3 ' 5 ll 6 - 1 ll - 4 FOOTBALL Row I B111 Coote Charhe Holmes Jlm Locke Andre Ouxmet Franc1s Sabedra LeRoy Perklns Delbert Wood Row II Bob Wells Kelth Cox Dean Hyatt Charlle Anderson Charl1e Beers Jack Callahan r McIntyre Row III John Reeves Glenn Crandall R1chard Moon Larry Trask Louxs Almendmger Robert Compton Charles Sherwood Wxth a veteran l1ne and two veteran backs 1n the hneup Otego opened the season at New Berlm Early ln the flrst half rlght end Charhe Holmes was 1nJured and was unable to see regular act1on agam unt1l the last game of the season Otego dropped th1s game 25 20 The Hawks took a physxcal beat1ng 1n the game at New Berl1n whlch they were unable to shake off durmg the next week Thls and loss of Charlxe Anderson to the squad caused Otego to enter thelr next game w1th Franklln severely undermaned and consequently absorbed a 32 14 drubbmg The true sp1r1t of our boys now began to show Wxth a recovery from IHJUFICS and bemg sparked pol1sh1ng off Unadllla to the tune of 34 0 Outstandlng lmeman were Capt Roy Perkms an end noted for h1s pass rece1v1ng and defenslve work Del Wood and B111 Coote both showed some flne pass recelvlng ab1l1ty Charhe Holmes was noted for h1s outstandmg tacklmg and blocklng Andre Ou1met center J1m Locke and Pete Sabedra guards deserve much credxt for the way they handled the oppos1t1on 1n the m1ddle of the lme Cred1t 1n the backfleld goes to halfback Dean Hyatt both for h1s f1ne runmng and defenslve play to quarterback Kelth Cox who was noted especlally for h1s accuracy 1n passmg and to Charhe Beers or h1s qu1ck breaks through the 11ne to Jack Callahan for h1s f1ne defenslve play New Berlm Otego Franklm Morr1s Forfelt Edmeston Unad1l1a 0 I : ' n 1 G 1 I I 1 M ' by the fine passing of quarterback Keith Cox, Otego downed Edmeston 25-18 and finished the season by . . , . - . . , f ' 25 20 ' 32 13 . 0 . ,. 1 18 25 ' 34 VARSITY C HEERLEADERS Row I Patrlcla Veen Row I1 Mary Jane Goble Elame M111er Row III Joan S1mmons Lola Mae Reed Jane H11f1ger Row I MarJor1e Downle Row II Mary Gllhngnam Terry Buckryn Row III M1111e Veen, Flora Smlth JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BAND ROW I Sharon Wr1ght Mary Hoyt Nancy Lent Peter Holden Sonja Thorsland Bruce Greene Alan Trowbrxdge Charles Beach Ernest Fankhauser Lmda Rothman Pat G1ll1ngham Row II Grace Jones Marlan Rake Mary Glllmgham Ed1th Rothman Margaret Beach Amta Norton Vxolet Young Mr Clayton Row III Betty Beach Robert Tuttle Dale Norton Margaret Clark Arlene Ackley Row Row Row Row CHORUS Emd Mlller Marlene Bullls Sabedra Elsxe Steele Mary Jane Goble Mary Gxllmgham, Pat Gxllmgham Mary Hoyt Colleen O'Mara Margaret Clark Delores Yager Sandra Mary Ann Ackley Eva Rake Margaret Beach Roberta Klmball Sandra Brlscoe Roberta Davls Ruth Boyd Elalne Mlller Sylvla Burchardt Flora Kmg Lxnda Rothman Anxta Norton Carolme Lent Maman Rake Betty Alger Doreen D1bble Nancy Lent Grace Jones, Carol Rake, Lo1s Yager Ernest Fankhauser, Charles Beach, Kenneth Crosby, Dale Norton, Wlllxam Groves, Mr Clayton 5 Q Q1 I I 't , it I . ' A .R . r hs' . 1 A -x ' I V 51,15 ' 'Q . ,I , x , V '5' I ' ' i I 1 , X ,x , sm Y Z . I I I I I I Q I I I 1 I . I ' : I . I . . I . I I . I , . . 5 .v 1 1 -a - I2 ' ' , ' . . , , 1 1 , . , - III . , , ' . ' , l I I . . I D . I . I . ' HIC ' . ' . ' , . ' , . ,Mm y B J W ,, or N VU N . ' - Q , -,YHYQF -1'-,JE X .B , I ' ' ji . - f . JX - I, f MAJORETTES Row I Cam111e Pxerce Beverly Bu111s Joan Bundy Lo1s Yager Ida Hotahng Dawn Perry Ehnor Vroman Roberta Kxmball JUNIOR MAJORETTES Carol Burroughs, Donna Avery, Mary Woodbeck, Flora Lent, Sherryl Lyman, Judy Re1sen, Sandra Joyce, Marllyn Canner, Ga11 Herrmg X Uv .7 ,,. Xxx 15. Ml Fl CLEMENTINE B111 Coote Clyde Norton Barry Greene Betty Beach Joan S1mmons LeRoy Perklns Betty Bump Mary Jensen Charles Anderson Elame M1ller Pat Veen Jane Hllflger Clementlne Betty Bump Hank LeRoy Perklns Cathy Joan Slmmons Jane Ann Elame Mlller Tubbs' B111 Come Pete Charles Anderson Mother Mary Jensen Father Barry Greene Ann McNe1l pat Veen Prunella Prmgle Jane Hllflger Clementme was a tomboy who was so mterested 1n football that she had no mterest 1n growlng up Whlle Clement1ne's other fr1ends were thmklng about dates and dresses she was th1nk1ng about the new football slgnals and havmg a new playground for football One of the many mcldents that occurred was when she punted the football through Mlss Pr1ngle's p1cture w1ndow Th1s caused much excxtement and 3Ct1V1ty When Clementme dec1ded to grow up she d1d so w1th much charm and gracxousness By doxng th1s she won the adm1rat1on of everyone especxally her close frlend Hank , A - I Z' I 'sas K v 1 4 V NL A' -A 3 XX 1, f . 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Name Charles Anderson Pat Barwood Betty Beach Margaret Beach Betty Bump B111 Coote Jean DEMTFFIHS Barry Greene Bob Halstead Jane Hxlflger Janet Holbrook Mary Jensen Shlrley Lent Elalne M1ller Clyde Norton LeRoy Perklns Joan Sxmmon Andrew Short Lloyd Stllson Larry Trask Pat Veen Could You lmagme Dr1v1ng at 20 M P Fllrtlng Not ID a Good Mood Gettlng a Detent1on Gettmg In Early Hurrylng Angellc Belng Nolsy Not Annoylng Not Gtggllng Marrled Downhearted Untldy W1thout Peroxlde Bemg Qulet D1plomat1e Not Maklng Faces Crooner Pro Football Player Presldent o U S W1thout D1mple s SEINIOR SECRET AMBITIONS L1kes Hot Rods Popular Mus1c Skatmg 81 Bowl1ng Bob Gene Sports Weeds Drlv Women Noxsy People Outdoors Llme Jell o Ted Male Sex Annoy1ng Teachers Romance Sports Man Money Women '39 Ford Truck Dates D1S11k6S Women Wr1t1ng Letters Hlstory Nosey People Bemg Late Be1ng Hungry Work G1r1s Serlous Speeches Some People's Chxldren Lazy People Convertlbles Sllly People Homework Belng Told What To Do To Be Bored Work G1rls New Cars Ser1ous Boys Apparent Alm Calxforma Telephone Operator Offlce Clerk Farmer's W1fe Gene's W1fe Chemlst Game Warden Farmer Be a Man Comed1an Travellng Rlch Old Mald Secretary 1n Sc1nt1lla Someone's W1fe Manager of Feed Store Coach Secretary Bachelor 0 Star General College D1et1c1an Probably W1ll Be B1g Wheel Chorus Glrl D1et1c1an Reeordmg Star BOSSIC Wxfe Hobo Poacher Street Car Conductor Opera Ham M1ss1onary Snake Charmer Zoo Keeper Old Mald Auctloneer Bar Tender Mermald Cannlbal Wrestler Scotchman Marrlage Broker Usually Found Oneonta L1brary Sldney 81 Unad11la W1th Bob Morr1s Around Ag Room Worklng R1d1ng Leanlng on Guard Ralls Walktng WFlt1Hg Letters Unadllla Kandyland In the Offlce Around Glrls Jane' House Eatlng Steaks Home 'Lost Home EC Room Y lv . . 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' ' To ' e ' Q Someone People Singer Around ' 5 ' ' at ' S r I f . . .4 X lxf ADVIERHSE N QNX' I ff M 3 4 E If a f 3 wfsw i...u 1 I Z APPRECIATION All readers are urged to patromze these buslness estabhshrnents and 1nd1v1duals who so wxlllngly subscrlbed to the advert1s1ng here1n Year after year they remaln fa1thful even though they reallze the c1rculat1on of such a publlcatxon 15 l1m1ted Wlthout thelr help thls annual would cease to exist The followlng orgamzatlons have subscrlbed a S5 OO contr1but1on to the 1953 Ategan Bagnard1 Reallty 210 Ma1n Street Oneonta New York Baker Hardware 120 122 Ma1n Street Oneonta New York Ben H St John O11 Company Oneonta New York Bresee's 'The Brands That Please Are Found At Bresee's Br1gham's Jewelry Store Oneonta New York Bump's General Store Otego New York C1t1zens Natlonal Bank Oneonta New York Comp11ments to the Sen1or Class C1ty Drug Store 149 Ma1n Street Oneonta New York Cooke's Kalser 81 Fra1ser Motors 4 R1vers1de S1dney New York Ear1's Poultry Farm Unadllla New York Earl W1nger's Farm Machlnery Unadllla New York E1va's Beauty Shop Oneonta New York Everett Croswell Plumbmg Otego New York Fashxon Clothmg Company Oneonta New York Fra1zer's General Store Wellsbrldge New York G1bson Gas and Engmeerxng Oneonta New York G L F Otego Egg Stat1on G L F Otego Farm Store G L F Otego Feed Store G L F Wel1sbr1dge Feed Store Halls Telev1s1on and Rad1o Servlce Otego New York Herrmgs Lumber Company Otego New York H Greely Brown All Klnds Of Insurance Otego New York Hotalmg Sales and Servxce 30 Cartwrxght Avenue Sxdney New York John Sexton and Company Manufacturmg Wholesale Grocerles New York 1 New York Kandyland 211 Ma1n Street Oneonta New York Lockrldge P1cture Stud1o Oneonta New York McMorr1s Hardware Store Otego New York McNee1y Sweet Motors Oneonta New York Nortons Farm Serv1ce West Oneonta New York Ollver and Wolfe Chevrolet Company Oneonta New York Onexda Street Grocery Meats and Grocerles Oneonta New York Oneonta Bu11d1ng and Loan Oneonta New York Oneonta Bus L1nes Arthur Brundage 46 Orchard Street Oneonta New York Mrs Peggy O'Hara Reg1strat1on for Danclng Classes September 19 1953 Otego New York Perry Secor Typewrxter Servxce Oneonta New York Robert A Olxver Studebaker Sales and Serv1ce Oneonta New York Sherwoods Old's 6 R1vers1de S1dney New York Scxntxlla Magneto DIVISION 'Bend1x Av1at1on Corp Sxdney New York Scr1bner and Son's Orlo Nlchols Representatwe Otego New York Unadxlla Txmes Unadllla New York Unad1l1a Nat1ona1 Bank Member of the Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporauon Unadxlla New York W11ber V1sua1 Servxce Everythmg for Audxo Vlsual Servxce New Ber11n New York W1lbur's General Store Otego New York W11ber Natxonal Bank Oneonta New York Otsego Tractor Implement Sales 23 Reynold Street Oneonta New York I I - . I I - J- ' I D a Q l - , -I n ll - I ' 1 . .F . - , . . I ' I 1 1 . . - . , . I ' D 1 ' 1 - I I - I . . ' - , A I - I I - I 1 . . . . . . . - ' Hamm Service Station - 300 Main Street, Oneonta, New York 1 1 - . - I . ' ' 1 1 - I ' - I - . 1 I - I ' ' 1 - 1 - I ' 1 - I - , . . - , 4 - - I I - - D ' D 1 1 1 1 . I - I ' . I - I - . . , . , . . . . - . . . ' - . , - I ' - I - I - . . - I , . . . - . , . , - . I ' 1 . - ' 1 - I I The Followlng orgamzatlons have subscrlbed a S2 00 contr1but1on to the 1953 Ategan Albert Bonner Insurance Wellsbrldge New York Anderson's Allgnment Serv1ce Oneonta New York Arthur Root Insurance Wellsbr1dge New York Bagg's Wayslde Furnlture Company 387 Chestnut Street Oneonta New York B1shop's Drug Store Oneonta New York Charles L1V1HgStOH Plumbmg and Electr1cal Work Otego New York Chestnut Street Greenhouse Oneonta New York Coffee Pot Restaurant Oneonta New York Compllments of a l'r1end Drexlers Barber Shop Otego New York Duke Restaurant Ch1cken 1n a Basket Oneonta New York Ernest Sawyer General Trucklng Otego New York Fuller's Grocery Store Otego New York Gal1n's Jewelry Store Oneonta New York Harold's Esso Stat1on Otego New York Harrls Brother's Jewelry Oneonta New York Henderson's Clothmg Store Oneonta New York H M Bard and Son's Insurance 8 Broad Street Oneonta New York Jack Hoyt's Grocerles West Oneonta New York J Harrlngton West Oneonta New York J1m Nelson Otego New York Johnson's Ice Cream Parlor Oneonta New York Joyce's Furnlture Store Unad1lla New York Kenneth Jerauld's Garage Otego New York Mr and Mrs Appleton Leonard Mr and Mrs L B Holbrook Mr and Mrs Ralph Bartholomew M1d-State Fuel Coal and O11 Oneonta New York Oyaron Coffee Shop 142 Maln Street Oneonta New York Rays Sunoco Stat1on Unad1lla New York Ray Crane Serv1ce Statlon Oneonta New York Raymond Lobdell Garage Otego New York Ralph Wa1te Blue Coal Otego New York Sawyers Cleaners 34 Chestnut Street Oneonta New York Stanley Whlte Sunoco Serv1ce Statlon West Oneonta New York Tr1angle Shoe Store Oneonta New York Unad1lla Bowlmg Center Unad1lla New York' Unad1lla Bakery Unad1lla New York WF1ghtS Electrlc Company 287 Mam Street Orleonta New York West End Dlner Open All Nlght Oneonta New York W1ll Warnken Studlos Oneonta New York .1 ' n 1 . A I . - 4 , .v ' . 1 . . A , V , . - J . . . . - , - J ' 1 . 4 . ' a 1 I I - 3 1 ' ' .1 1 - J . - J . - J . - J . - J . a - 3 3 . - J . ' ' , Jim Konstanty's Sporting Goods - Oneonta, New York . - J - J . - . , , . - . - , V .. . , , . - . , . . - I - J I - I 1 1 . . . - I . - .7 . . - . I . - . , y . . - . , I , . - . - , . . . , ,