Oyster Bay High School - Oysterette Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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TONY WALLACE, Oyster Bay, P 8. G, Band, G. O. rep., Honor Society, pres., golf and bowling, Battle of the Brains, Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm., Senior Play, likes cars, hacking around and school, dislikes golf, pickles and over-ambitious people, pet possessions are a coin collection and golf clubs, plans to enter college and the foreign service. PATTY WATTS, Bayville, Spanish Club, Red Cross, G. O. rep., baseball, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., likes dancing, rock 'n' roll and drawing, dislikes Lawrence Welk, pet possession is a radio, plans to go into commercial art. GERTRUDE WHELAN, Oyster Bay, Senior Play, P 8. G, pet possessions are an engagement ring, Senior ring, and a certain date, likes Joey, clothes, bowling and stock car races, plans to enter the secretarial field and get married. marriea. JEAN WOLANSKI, Oyster Bay, Yearbook, P 8. G, B. Altman Board, Sports Night, hockey and soccer, Jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play, likes food, clothes and money, dislikes cliques, snobs, work and diets, pet possessions are a car and a driver's license, plans to become a secretary or an airline hostess. JEAN YANDELL, Syosset, Yearbook, P 8- G, copy editor, F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross, twirling, French Club, Dramatic Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play, likes twirling, rainy days, people and good books, dislikes preiudiced people and early alarm clocks, pet possessions are a certain ring and a telephone, plans to attend college and become a teacher. MIRIAM YANNOTTI, Oyster Bay, Jr. Red Cross, F.T.A., G. O. rep., twirling, head maiorette, Spanish Club, Sports Night, Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm., pet possessions are batons and Sen- ior ring, likes dancing and swimming, dislikes conceited peo- ple, plans to become a teacher. Us ,IN '1 ay, 1, 1 vu! jf' -32 MISSED THE TRAIN ff . 'fi- GEORGE BAUER, Boyville: Dramatic Club: Chorus, likes VIRGINIA DRECHSLER, East Norwich, Library Club, likes Gf0nClm0'S SPUQl'effl Gnd meatballs, Cll'0mGliCS, lllefG7Ur9, dancing and records, dislikes Elvis Presley, pet possession music and art, dislikes snabby people, indoors and school, is Chick plans to study dramatics or voice. JAMES WATERS, Oyster Bay, basketball.

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Sm 21 ,Cog It was September 1954 that saw a new freshman class step Inside OBHS and look ahead to the next four years they would spend behind its walls As freshmen four years seemed an eternity and we sometimes wondered if the years would ever pass But the time did go by and it is hard to believe it went so quickly To lead us in our first year we chose Ray Hulen as pres Richard Hogue as VP Elaine Hammond as secy and Joan Upright as treas Through their hard work our class become acquainted and united We worked together on our first cake sale and gave a Sadie Hawkin s Dance No longer strangers at O B we began our sophomore year by choosing Rickey Hogue as our pres with Dixon Brown V P Valerie Klinge sec y and Joan Upright treas Our cake sales expanded and several successful dances were given including Sailors Swing We headed into an even busier and better tumor year electing Rickey Hague Leon Bradford Valerie Klinge and Annette Camps as our officers With the Washington trip only a year away we worked twice as hard and many suc cessful affairs were the result of our work ln June we ended a wonderful year with a one night visit to the Land of Aloha a night that will be remembered for many a year to come In September 1957 we started on our last and perhaps our most important year at school We immediately started work on the Senior play January Thaw which was a tremendous success With much enthusiasm everyone got into the swing of things and participated in the big maga zine drive When the results were in the quota had been reached and passed Not more than a week passed when we started all over agin selling Christmas cards with lust as much energy With the new year all thoughts one s hard work was really appreciated on the night when Dancing un the Dark was presented' Four years together was brought to a wonderful climax enioyed by everyone All the work and problems came to an end on the morn ing we left for Washington D C After four wonderful days in the capitol we returned sleepy but with many un forgettable memories We want to thank our sponsors Miss Finch and M Kumar for all their help and advice throughout our high school years II ll' ' ' , - , ' , ' I ' u . ' ' ' - 11 11 - . I I I I I . . I ' ' I . . . 1 - -i , . , ' I I ll ' ' I ll - n ' I in the Spring. turned to the big event of the year, our Senior Prom. Every- , . . . . . . ,, . . ,, ., . . . , . . . , - -I 1 1 - f - I - . . . ,, . , . ,, . . . . . . I . . I I I . I . , .