SUNY at Oneonta - Oneontan Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1951 volume:

on I9 Il S T A F F Editor-in-Chief ......,. ...,...... V IRGINIA HAMPSTON STEEVES Associate Editor ..... .....,.,,.............,...V.. J EANNE P. MURPHY Business Manager .,....,............. ELEANOR ELIZABETH BERLETH Art Co-Editors ....,.....,...., RUTH CAIRNS - JACQUELIN COLWELL Literary Editor .........,. .,,...,........,,,,.,,,,,., E LEANOR ZARKOWSKI Photography Editor. ..... .,t,....,............. J UNE BAUMANN Advertising Manager .... .......,. B ARBARA MARIE CONKLIN QJVE .STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHERS COLLEGE ONEONTA. NEW YORK '. ...L--' .. KW, 135V -x .,- .. A fgffff fl K x Xy, I I x 'vffl' 'T' ,I 4,4 y f If X? l y n .,L..- - ffJ.4- M ,... : T-L , ,.l3-ligf -.q:- I L X - fi !J ,WR -Z - - ! . E fl. 1 UQ .H-ET AN-fy, ! 'T X7 L fnipft-' I ,Af F-Wahl ' mi KX fm I ,it-f .lx ' 4 xiii' -'C..4!,, -A-iii-.,C Ha, Wg IW ' .ir E 41, A 4 f-XT '- W I., Xlkx I S XII, ' Xdf' i Fl i' 1 V., I i I la: lin ' ll rf, ,. L4-T .L-...- X --.inf ,.,1 E 35+- V- T- sk--. -,-f W E , -X ?.J57kI.'i- sf The door was always open-walls: right in. - ! ,AZ-Tr: KN if 4 There was always a friendly smile to meet Z . fx' N , 'ZLVL' 7 f 1 Vggqgf, 1 V ff You-a warm handshake-a pair of V4 qQ'N J 1 27 rf 1 29. Ax 7 I ' eyes that said nlim interested , W RX 14 I in youfp X X ff X , 17- 1 W Z XX XX A E Hi' -His amiability knew i t Xl Q V1 !! Q : X-X 1' l no bounds- IEX . K I 'lf' ' 1'r-- f l:Ll J , 'K if-'UA l i l ir 'ff , J - K -He fostered in us a love Z - -1 -1 I' f i fi- X l -f X of education, of children, of -- ' T- 'VX 1- - 1 1 1- -I 1- l C561 L 111,1Tf1-111-QW 57 1 lfelsef Z' A 1 I 'A 'pl .Eg X X I I - 17' MJ R -His very presence was a source 1111 sl Y 4. ' ' 11 S- Q 1 f l . 1 l ', , ,, V+' 1 of confidence- ' W 1 ' i f-.-11, --1-------- Z i l 1 '11 V i11 . . . . 5 S . Q XX . it if I -for his interest in us, for his , 4 1 1' lnlll .. i i 1 Q M 1 !i' 1 1 5 ' 3, friendly spirit towards us, for his V Z A . - -my-'L 1 E.L-.MK--L I 1 M ' ? door that was always open, we 'll 'I Z X XXX ii' l 'llgxm 'Vet ' I d h Q V 2' l. ply: c e icate t is yearbook to our K Y ' Farr lf Q ' 1 - I. 11 I' KA 7 ffl. qw : retired president. V1 1, 7, f ,nn ,f-sf J A, vm..-L- 55 5 X S 1Vl1-1l- QF ' 11 PML' I! rf' J I Ulm l VJ Fir.,-ian X , W ,1 111a11l1l1l1fltxf 1. W1 'H711111111 pil 1111111i'1H'V1Ti1. A 1 'V l W 1 N . 1 1 -, 1 ' 1 i l i I ' 4 ' 1 - - kk '1-1 1 1 1 1 U , . ,I ,',1..rlT11 ,-R 56+ I 1 ' l ts .-A' 1T1lWT 11 '11 ,1t'11iT1FT,'1 11 11 ,p V 4 'L-1.1. I V i me Lcafiion CHARLES W. HUNT Many changes came to Oneonta between July 1, 1933 and January 31, 1951. The campus was increased by the purchase of up- wards of seventy acres by tl1e City of Oneonta and the friends of the school. The Main Building was adapted to new uses and to a wider social life for the students. The Normal became a State Teachers College and in 1948 he- came a part of the newly organized State University of New York. There were new curricula in the prep- aration of teachers :for the elementary schools ,V the de- partment of home economics, the program of Graduate Studies, the specialization in early childhood education were added. The dormitory and the Student Union were built, the home economics building was begun. The library profited by a grant which Dr. Hunt secured from the Carnegie Corporation. The faculty was enlarged. Needs of individuals were not neglected. For example, we may point with pride to the operation of the hospitalization plan and the group fire insurance for students, both of which were pioneer ventures initiated by Dr. Hunt. His work for teacher education stretches far beyond Oneonta. He has served as Secretary- Treasurer of the American Association of Col- leges for Teacher Education and its predecessor organization since 1928. He was a prime mover in the biannual School for Executives f'i.e., for presidents of teachers collegesj. He attended Mrs. Hunt's interest in the students, indi- vidually and collec- tively, has shown it- self in many Ways. May we say a heart- tt felt Thank you, Mrs. Hunt. the first White House Conference and he has served on many committees of na- tional scope. In this State, he has been a member of the executive committee of the Association of Colleges and Univer- sities of the State of New York, and he was a member of the Dormitory Author- ity. ln Oneonta, he has been associated with many important civic projects. The editors of the ONEONTAN voice the feeling of the student body in sending to Dr. Hunt their best wishes to him in his cxtcndcd services to teacher education. if 22,4 , ... I . - 'S-i , 1 I L. 94 1 t .:sfme,:: rf-if , ,,3,:1y4-5+ ,I , -,fig .. ,rg , ttf-lt, iz-jfs ' s - mv- , m ':--- ' azz ' 7 --... Q 2 31:-Jvl' 35525 '55-f.. . r v- -..::g, ,fi rg.- - -14:1-.4-.. . ' w .. .,, '- --, :zzz - tt! 1 ' 'i 1 1 V zz., .1- - ., , ..,.,M,2 . -W , ,J - -.V - Ht!! W M , --1,4 . tulsa .-.ww I t..1l .' , ' T ,. EE..- 4 ' 1x x ' What have I learnecl from you? That to be humble, to be unafraid, to have faith, to be unseljish brings happiness and strength to me and to all of us working together. For these lessons I am grateful. Long live Oneonta! A CHARLES W. HUNT ur Wea! fgrediclenf In these times of turmoil and stress may we again gain in wisdom and spiritual strength so that we can continue together to provide an even finer learning environment for children. ROYAL F. NETZER Sid! as To fully appreciate the functions of our faculty, we need to fully understand the meaning of uteacherf' Instructor., professor, or doctor, they have done more than relay information, As advisers and friends they are guiding us to a fuller life and a gratifying profession. y Hannah G. Yager Evelyn Schell James A. Frost Agnes Nelson Josef A. Elfenbein E. Lewis B. Curtis Robert A. Johnson Elizabeth Anderson Gladys M. Gilbert John L. Wilsbach Laurence B. Goodrich Emily Heineke Roy A. Edelfelt Carey W. Brush NVillian1 F. Bruce Olga Nelson Evelyn R. Hoclgflou Ida Beth Schultz John Delaney Vera Sanford Sanford D. Gordon Grace M. Shakin Charles N. St. John Beryl Meek Ellis H. Whitaker Dorothy G. Ryndes Julia M. Morey Damon K. Kroll Eugene K. Oxhandler Mi 11r1 ie S. Martin Irene G. Posthill Orrielie Murphy M. Wilton Pruitt Dorothy Wrigilt George F. Budd Ruth C. Hendee Stanley G. Morgan Mary Nankivel Esther H. Hubbard E1iZabef11 G. Hough Edith A. Lane Ronald C. Welch Mary L. Caruso M. Alberta Choate Elizabeth Anderson Robert G. Hamilton Hazel Grublms Joseph Testo Louise M. Trovalo Nl. All m4-1' luCl1oalc lolilu lfrslalld Lucy R. Johnson Freda Vail Bailey Dorothea E. Krivieieh Helen O. Bundy Milon J . Bundy Estherl M. Morgan Walter Slovdnski A Sarah Smith Gertrude W. Rounds Katherine E. Hobbic Robert W. Rounds ' ' I ' Lila J-0 Phillips Notma R. Law .lean L. 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Ffa,-.,..,,,!,.4,igf,f'z'3fi3?f1 , X x. fi-QQ f :W -:g 3JS:4,,'zf5v. . 9 ,f ,JI Ley H ff, a:f,,.,'- LA , xy L ,ff 'f ,:?. 1',3fj.?Q-'f'Q 23151 H fr ..Vg,,,,' 6551- ' .gy , , . in , W 13, , f, A. -.1 -.-12 M P A r 'L 1- C! 77 Ql'l'I,eI'l'L el' Frosh camp, partici- pation, student teach- ing, moving up day . . these are more th a n Words to the Seniors. They will re- melnher them as the experiences that were a part of their change, f r o rn the innocent faces under red and white beanies to the comp etient expres- sions of the Well train- ed, young teachers. Field trips and conferences-memories that are more than memories, for these are practical experiences that will serve them in the future. . MARY ROSE BALKOVIC CLARA ALICE AARDSMA HELEN ANGUISI-I A HELEN L. BANDEL ELEANOR TUBBS BABBITT IRENE BABCOCK MARILYN JANE BARNES GRACE GARDNER BEDFORD ELEANOR ELIZABETH BERLETH ROBERT ARNOLD BLUNDELI, CMAJ 5 WXQ! 'NVQ EDITH MAY BRONG GWENYTH ANNE BUCKINGHAM CARMA LOIS BULL CHARLOTTE L. BURROUGHS MARIE 'YOLANDA CARB ONE DOROTHY ANN CASE EVELYN COLLICA EDWARD KENNETH COLLIER JOAN CURLIS LOUISE DANF ORD BARBARA MARIE CONKLIN MARJORIE LOUISE CULVER BETTY MAE DAVIS LILLIAN DIBACCO DOLORES R. FRAGETTA CORINN E B. DONOPRIA JANET MARIE FAULKNER MARY ELIZABETH DOTY BARBARA ANN FAIRCHILD DORIS EILEEN DUNBAR J ACQUELINE ELDERKIN DORIS ELAINE FRISCH PHOEBE LOUISE I-IAAS BARBARA LOIS CAGE ALFRED BRIAN, GARDINER MARIE BARBARA GOODING PAULINE EUGENIA GATES G. READ HAMILTON ELIZABETH JEAN I-IANER MARILYN MAY G OLDY J OHANN A MARGUERITE HARRIS DALE LAMAR HARVEY EVELYN L. HITCHMAN CAROLYN J. HUBER ROBERT HARVEY JOAN LAWRIEI HAYN ES VIRGINIA E. HULL BARBARA ELAINE HUNT KATHLEEN ANNE JONES VIRGINIA A. JORDAN SALI T. KLEIN VIRGINIA M. KOVAROVIC MARGARET ANN .IUDD PI-IYLLIS J. KERRIGAN ROBERT H. KRODER PI-IYLLIS LANG ROBERTA THERESA LASACCO DAVID RODN EY LENT JOAN GENEVIEVE LILLEY ELEANOR ELIZABETH LOFTHOUSE KATHLEEN LOGAN JOYCE A. MAGAR NANCY AGNES MANS LILLIAN WILMA MARQUARDT BEVERLY JEANNE MOORE MARY A. MARRERVO JAMES P. MARSH C. BARBARA MAZZUCA HARRIETT F. MORE EILEEN MARIE MURPHY HARVEY E. NELS ON JAMES GORDON MEAD CLAIRE ANNE BRADT NIELSEN MILDRED H. PARISH MARGARET MARY O CONN OR MARY P. QUINN PATRICIA ELAINE PARDI VIRGINIA JOAN PETERS EUNICE MARIE PETERSON MARGARET A. PROSS EDYTHE M. PYNCHON SUSAN YOUNGS ROBINSON HELEN BUONIC ONTO RANIERI MARILYN MARGARET RIPPERGER DOROTHY M. ROBERTSON FRANCIS EDWARD RODIO ROBERT .IOHIN ROWLANDS DORETTE LOUISE RUDOLPH GLADYS RUTH RUN ION ARLENE SAKS ' GERDA SCHMID MARION ELIZABETH SCHNIPP PHEBE ALICE SHEARD LOIS MARIE SHULTIS DOROTHY MILLS SLOCUM ELIZABETH SMITH SQ EVELYN I. VAN ETTEN ROSEMARIE STANISZEWSKI VIRGINIA HAMPSTON STEEVES SHIRLEY MARIE STRACK VIVIAN TEAL LOIS E. VINCENT PAULINE K. VON MECHOW ANNE REIFF WASHBURN JOHN WILLIAM WASHBURN LOR EEN GILMOUR WHEELER WANDA MARIE WI-IITACRE DORIS E. WILSON .gl Q5Al'l'L6l,l'l .S70l0A0I'I'L0l e Juni Cfmi, yunior 64:55 gS70,0A ,M Wu' ' cg, 4' , , ,, , f'ffi:, '-in Q L-4, , Z' .S7tMJ9l'lf ofeague In maintaining a satisfactorily run student government, the Student League settles dis- putes, solves problems and stabilizes school policy. They endeavor to be truly repre- sentative of the entire student body and all student views, 7 0l'YL2l'L 5 ounci For cooperation be- tween housemothers and students and for the promotion of good fellowship with- in the student body we have the Woiuen's Council. It is a posi- tive, cherished force of morale-a Mbig sister? uiafion The growing realization of the importance of the air age has prompted the organization of this group. While promot- ing interest in aviation, they also study the po- tentialities of this field forthe elementary school. Ellie jm86 News and events from in and around the col- lege are daily gath- ered and weekly pre- sented by the staff of the STATE TIMES. As a student publica- tion it provides ex- perience in all stages of journalism for t li o s e interested in learning about news- paper work and acts as a sounding board for student opinions. ffjefflgfy ommiffeeo Speaker or singer, danc- er or dramatist . . . v a ri e t y for assembly programs is planned by the Assembly Commit- tee who arranges and supervises the programs for the entire year. L aI'l6! .yalllnlef Dynamic dramas and cheerful comedies are only half the picture of this dramatics society. All scenery, costumes, make-up and lighting effects are planned and executed for every production by the members themselves. They are equally at home with either the MMask,' or the HHamme1'.,' l al'L6al'l Amiability amongst students as an nnportant part of college llfe IS not to be denied, and the need for sustaimng good fellowship 1S 1CCOgD1Z6Cl by the friendshlp piomotlng Fransans ,QIQC Through sponsorship of s p e a k e r s , discussions and its Go to Europel' plan, the International Relations Club promotes awareness and un d e 1' - standing of affairs and people la o t ll national and international. Aff CM Abstract or old mas- ters, paint or clay, works by well- knowns or works by students - flue Art Club is interested in all and through its sponsorship of exhib- its promotes art ap- preciation in the stu- dent body. pA0f0gl al9 y CLA Something new in special interest groups at S.T.C. is the Photography Club. Its members learn the Mtricks of the traden from load- ing the camera to en- larging the picture. Ol'Le0I'Lfl1I'l Pictures and print are only the surface part of this yearbook. Behind every photo- graph and every par- agraph lies the plan- ning and work of the editors, assistants and advisers. The Art Staff planned the lay- out, the Photography Staff scheduled the pictures, the Literary Staff turned out copy . . . all efforts aimed at one thing: turn out a finished product that would satisfy everyone. 1 .S .S?90I'f5 CM A coordinating body for sports groups is the sports club-with one eye on providing us with anything from a ping pong ball to a basketball-and one eye on the sports future of S. T. C. ada! ommiffee Dull weekends are nonexistent as long as the Social Conl- xnittce can plan Z1 full calendar. This encr- gotie group excels in carrying out social functions for lblllllill' ing wockvml worries. jriencladila ommiffee The essence of the good will and friend- liness promoted at S. T. C. is personified by the Work of the Friendship Commit- tee. From Frosh Ori- entation to tours for visitors, all its plans are motivated by a contagiously congen- ial spirit. .gnfer - Sororifg ounci Realizing that coop- eration between so- rorities is as import- ant as cooperation within each, the In- ter-Sorority Council, with representatives from each society, sets up standards and solves problems for all. As an honor society in the field of educa- tion, the Epsilon Sig- ma Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi serves our college through fur- thering the cause of education in every aspect. .f44oAa igma micron Pen, paper and por- sonalily coinbilxerl for Crcalivc writing con- stilulcs Alpha Sigma Umicron. ll Qmlcav- ors lo Sllllllllkllf' liter- arv interest with its puhlivalion of lhv Pon lll'1lg10I1.., Qin gre 64,4 Both Girl's Glee Club and Men's Chorus provide, for those who desire it, the opportunity to sing in a performing group. Their main emphasis is having fun with and per- forming beautiful music together. They both spend many hours working for fine musical tone and quality of per- formance. 2 en If 0l'bL5 .sygmlodoneffe All types of music literature from symphonies to sonatas are practiced and performed by the STC Symphonette. It offers an opportunity for those with instrumental training to participate in orchestral presentations. OWL ed ici Expressionism is the keynote, and free- dom of motion is the means used by the members of Orchesis, the modern dance organization, for gaining experience in creative dancing. x.....-.. h. V W .......... -.,....-.1 Y. ' i.. . - . : .' .Kimura . A or 4+ . .4g.....Y ...-.... 9-. 4 . uf---,.' ,11- mamma..-iii' W A A. Volley ball, basket- ball - the gals are good at it, too! The Women's Athletic As- sociation swings the spotlight on sports for women hy provid- ing an intramural program and by en- couraging intercolleg- iate activities. Kara! Clair With a blending of balanced voices, the Carol Choir presents a variety of songs for pleasant listening. Its members and direc- tor put forth their best to reach quality of performance. The band, a group of quick marching musicians with lively beat and poppy melodies, adds a touch of ginger to home games, color to local parades, and variation to concerts. .gearing ommiffee Clearing up conflicts anfl smoothing out social sched- ules are the ticklisli tasks of the Steering Committee. lt encourages cooperation lwtwccn organizations for wcll integrated activity programs. CA eel'LaJel'6 Wfaioreffea With high stepping rhythm and twirling flashes from their ha- tons the majorettes add color and variety to parades and half- time entertainment. As morale boosters, they are excelled by none. T HEIR CHEERS E NCOURAGE STC's A CQUIRING M ORE VICTORIESI yr. lljam ily These are our teams. They have Worked faithfully and played hard for us. With our cheers behind them and their pluck he- fore us we are proud to say: Wfhese are our teams! RL! 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X 3 3 ev - A 'life A -'Rf' ' ff fiffzfia- N15 f f W1 :.-1.5 5,4453 ' we' l Y Q l ' P'-H A 955' I .x-:A X ' Y X -- 1 ,,.,f.s:f?f'f-flees-ff'Ziff-f -'4 .4 A-'.s-.hai 5 ' ,L s -TX - '- - Ss -c X: 'r ' f hw:-' , , FX J - 'fix ,m,4w,A e g,ff,f,i1,,,f ' ' , v if-U1 ,4,,i,, :Ma et, Life has hidden meanings- He who seeks shall find Rarest of all treasures Prized by heart and mindg The Alpha Delta sisters Have won the quest they tried With bounds of loyal friendship F ling their colors high. JQIQIQG phi COLORS FLYING Colors flying, high above Gold and white and blue. Alpha Kappa Phi we dearly love, And all our sisters, true. Fate may part us, Years may pass, Future all unknown. Still our song Shall ring on high: '5Hail Alpha Kappa Phi! ,aww ,again To Alpha Sigma Alpha Dear We sing to Thee this Hymn sincere, We pledge our loyalty to strive always To seek: aspire: attain. Again we pledge our vows to be The highest as inspired by Thee, We how in humble awe to Thee Our Own Sorority. .fgfeflbldd We love thy ideals and standards We love that A pin we wear We love thy green and white Colors They seem to shine everywhere. We love thy dear Arethusa Whose ideals we always hold clear. And we love thy honor That shines clown upon her Arethusa we love you. jhefa giadifon Theta Phi, we love you These happy days soon will be o'er, Theta Phi, we'll all try To serve the world more and more Faithful we'll all he, And ever true to our guide, Theta Phi we love you, We sing it with pride. Hail men of Delta Kappa, Keep your honor ever high, Raise your heads, fling out your banners Let your colors never die. We are brothers all D.K. men With a trust that men hold high. It's a pledge we call good fellowship Let your emblem fill the sky. Sing out with voice proclaiming, Let our song- be ever known, We are proud to be D.K. men, With an emblem all our own. We are brothers pledged together, That our faith be ever true, In the pledge we call good fellowship, Men of D.K., here's to you. xx x igma aa gpfiif on She has those dreamy eyes of blue, A smile beyond compare, H Two ruby lips to tease you And a wealth of golden hair. She wears the badge of Sigma Tau She,s the sweetest flower that grows She's Sigma Tau's own sweetheart, She's Sigma Talis own rose. ,Q--.. w w ,. 1, blip . w Q 5 Q.. 2? 4 ., ff, . w. ' V M 1, 'aw 1 Q,w.Q.,-xy,-wgf, - 4: 3, b ' ,K M8 an g mm f - V sf 4 4 5 . 232'-W, M 3? F , 1 A Ky-VX i L f' 'A E r Y i i 3 1. W i .RWINWN Z 5 3 f Y i N 'N'-N.. Q MN 'H- 5 I Nsi 'x--.I F ' 1 w .q5s'g 'N-N, .X - Y, . '15 f 5 NN- M as L - .N S 5'--v ,Q 3 Q .MQ - -L 'Ij'U'15Zf'j-if -.. --i,-..,. fQ255EW'7 ...Q I M A asw- ,, 9.55 A Lv, 1, 'N iv W 5 Y, :Q-.FM 414' f Q af' 'lbw Q 15 , J Z :J Wyn- 4 ff f 'Q 1 Q Z , ,. K, QA ,.,. 2 , f jg' Q2 - ' 4 1 2, .-xv . 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I I To the full limit of its facilities, your University admits all qualified students, without regard to race or color or creedg or the town they live in or the street they live on: or where they were born, or what country their people came from, for the motto of your University is: MLET EACH BECOME ALL HE IS CAPABLE OF BEING Liberal Arts Colleges Maritime College at Fort Schuyler Champlain College at Plattsburg Veterinary College at Cornell XL Harpur College at Endicott X , College for Tearhers at Albany Professional Colleges Eeilfheri Cogegehat Bfogkliglit J College of Medicine at New York City O ege 01 eac ers at u a 0 C H f M d, , S Teachers College at Cortland 0 ege 0 6 mme at yracuse Teachers College at Fredonia College of Agriculture at Cornell Teachers College at Gcneseo College of Ceramics at Alfred Teachers College at New Paltz College of Forestry at Syracuse Teachers College at Oneonta College of Home Economics at Cornell Teachers College at Oswego School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Teachers College at Plattsburg Cornell Teachers College at Potsdam Two-Year Technical Institutes Agricultural and Technical Institute at Alfred Agricultural and Technical Institute at Canton Institute of Agriculture and Home Economics at Cobleskill ' Agriculture and Technical Institute at Delhi Agricultural and Technical Institute at Farmingdale Agricultural and Technical Institute at Morrisville Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences at Binghamton Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences at Brooklyn Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences at Buffalo Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences at Utica Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences at White Plains C l'l0lfU!8JgI'l'lQl'lff5 The Oneontan Staff wishes to extend a sincere 4'Thanks,, to: Dr. James Frost for his cooperation with the Photog- raphy Staff in scheduling pictures. Mr. Charles Tipple for his excellent photographs that have played such a large part in making this yearbook, and past yearbooks, a vivid record of our memories. Dave Crandall for his action photographs that have captured the informal side of college life. Dr. Vera Sanford for her generosity in writing up her knowledge concerning Dr. Hunt's presidency here. Miss Mary Nankivel and Miss Irene Posthill for their guidance as faculty advisers. The Home Economics Department for the use of its rooms for the ONEONTAN Faculty Tea. Mr. Maurice Barclay of The Little Print of New Ro- chelle, New York, and Mr. 0. S. Keehler of the ,lahn and Ollier Engraving Company for their valuable time and suggestions. irecfor AARDSMA, CLARA ALICE AARSDMA, RUTH MARGARET ABELES, HOWARD ROBERT ABRAMSON, PHYLLIS ACKERT, ROSELLEN ALBANY, JOSEPH ALLEN, ELIZABETH ESTELLA ALPERO, ANITA ALTERI, NORINE AMES, JANET E. AMES, MARGARET L. ANGUISH, HELEN E. ARATA, ANNE C. ARNOLD, ALWYNNE E. ASCARINO, JOHN L. ASSISELA, CECILIA BABCOCK, IRENE F. BACON, CATHERINE M. BAGG, JOAN RUTH BALKOVIC, MARY ROSE BANDEL, HELEN L. BANKER, A. ROBERT BANKS, GERTRUDE BARBER, FAYETTE H. BARDWELL, BEVERLY ELAINE BARLEY, MARY E. BARNES, MARILYN JANE BARNUM, MAE ALICE BARROW, BLANCH BARTLETT, BARBARA A. BARTLETT, E. THERESA BARTLETT, MARY LOUISE BARTLEY, BARBARA ANN BARTON, HELEN DORIS BAUDES, MARILYN JANET BAUMANN, JUNE ANNE BEACH, LOIS CAMILLA BEACH, MARGARET E. BEATTIE, ILENE MARGARET BEDFORD,GRACE GARDNER BEIRNE, BARBARA ANN BELL, LILLIAN ELAINE BENEDICT, EMMA MARIE BENEDETTI, ANNE FRANCES BENINATI, CHARLES BENNET, JOAN MERIAN BERLETH, ELEANOR E. BERNER, ETHEL MARIAN BESS, ELIZABETH ANN BICK, THEODORE AVERY BIGLEY, HELEN JEAN BIRDSALL, NANCY SUE BIRDSALL, JEAN M. BIRDSALL, HELEN IRENE BISSETT, JANET IDA BLACKMAN, ALICE ANN BLENCOE, RICHARD D. BLIVEN, SETH IRAN BLIVEN, FRANCES GRACE BLODGETT,RUSSELL O'NElL BLOWERS, CAROL W. BLUMBERG, DORIS BLUNDELL, ROBERT ARNOLD BODE, ELSA ELFREDA BOERUM, ANN R. BONA, JOAN MARIE BONVENTRI, CATHERINE MARIE BOQUIST, ROBERT DONALD BORST, CATHERINE L. BOSSIO, LUCY ELIZABETH BOSWORTH, PATRICIA JUNE BOTELHO, MERCILIA BOVIT, BARBARA ANN BOWEN, H. MARILYN BOWMAN, ELEANOR F. BOWMAN, SHIRLEY ANNE BRONG, EDITH MAY BRENNAN. BARBARA ANN BRETZGAR, DORIS M. BRIDGER, DORA VIRGINIA BROOKER, SALLY JEAN BROWN, BARBARA JEAN BROWN, DOROTHY JANE 283 No. 4th St., Lindenhurst 283 No. 4th St., Lindenhurst 47-32 I9O St., Flushing I7 Nassau Ave., Malverne 31 Beech St., Rhinebeclc 4B Ceder St., Kingston Bloomingburg 33 Waterford Rd., Island Park I75 Guy Park Ave., Amsterdam B5 Chestnut St., Oneonta B6 Chestnut St., Oneonta I6 Hazel St., Oneonta 7 Locust Ave., Sea Cliff Greene Geasco 48 Cromwell Pl., Glen Cove Rensselaerville Greenwich I6 Gault St., Oneonta II56 N. Broadway. Yonkers Shushan 1 Hancock Windham I6 Grand St., Oneonta I7 Saratoga Ave., Mechanicville IO0 Ralph Ave., Bellmore I24 Harding Pl., Utica Prattsville Granville Franklin Caraga Lake Franklin I23 Crary Ave., Binghamton R.D. ffl Binghamton Fonda II5 East St., Oneonta Lebanon Springs Otega 88 Hillside Ave., Nutley, N. J. 34'f1 Maple St., Oneonta 260 Cartield Ave., Mineola Windsor Voorheisville Cairo 27 Lewis St., Ballston Spa Ceder St., East Hampton BI Sammis Ave., Huntington R.D. III Mt. Vision Riverhead 3 Fourth St., Oneonta 687 Washington St., Albany Fleischmanns Lathath Red Hook Colaleskill IOS Steuben Ave., Herkimer R.F.D. 112 Oneonta R.D. 122 Oxford R.D. 112 Oxford Cooperstown 78 Lester St., Oneonta I20 Thomas St., Oneonta 59 Excelsior Ave., Saratoga Springs Deposit I76 Sweezy Ave., Freeport Savona R.D. KI Catskill I Daley Pl., Lynhrook Caraga Lake 47 Maple St., Oneonta I Frazier Ave., Jamestown 60 Wall St., Amsterdam 3 Columbia St., Oneonta I5 Wilson Ave., Sa. Glens Falls 5B Kallen Ave., Schenectady 66 Maytoir,Lane, Manhasset Westhampton Beach River Road, Marcy 225 Randall Ave., Freeport I3 Beech St., Cooperstown B Burdick Ave., Johnson City R D. KI Oneonta B4 West Main, Cobleskill BROWN, MARGARET ELEANOR 49 Buckingham St., Springfield, Mass. BROWN, ROBERT DOUGLAS BRUSH, STEWART ELLIS BRUTON, VIRGINIA HOPE BUCKINGHAM, GWENYTH ANNE BUELL, ENDWELL C. BULL, GARMA LOIS BURDICK, BEATRICE ANN BURNS, CAROL MARIE BURNS, HOWARD RICHARD BURROUGHS, CHARLOTTE L. BURT, ANNA RUTH BUTTON, MABEL ANNE CAHILL, ANNE MARGARET CAIRNS, RUTH E. CAMP, BEVERLY L. CANTON, MARILYN F. CAPOZZOLA, LUCILLE A. CAPPADONA, DOLORES A. CARLINE, JOHN I. CARBONE, MARIA Y. CARMAN, GEORGE G. CARR, ELINOR J. CARTER, ENID A. CASCIOFI, ARTHUR R. CASE, DOROTHY A. CASE, WILLIAM F. CAVANAGH, PORTIA CERRETANI, JOHN BRUCE CHANDLER, FLORENCE E. CHAPMAN, PHYLLIS C. CHARMILLOT, MARY E. CHASE, LOWELL A. CHUCHALK, MARY JANE CHOUFFI, THOMAS P. CLARKE, JEAN COBIN, NAOMI C. COLLICA, EVELYN H. COLLICA, STEPHEN COLLIN, EDWARD K. COLTON, JEANETTE D. COLWELL, JACQUELIN A. CONKLIN, BARBARA A. CONNER, BETTY J. CONNALLY, WILLIAM E. CONNOR, ANN M. CONOVER, NANCY A. CONWAY, JOHN J. COONS, DOLORES M. CORREIA, JULIA COTCHETT, PATRICIA J. COVERT, RICHARD CRANDALL, DAVID J. CRANE, RAYMOND N. CREIGHTON, NANCY J. CROOKS, JANET M, CROWLEY, JAYNE M. CULVER, MARGARET G. CULVER, MARJORIE CURLIS, JOAN B. CURTIN, CATHERINE M. CZABAN, HELEN A. DAIN, BETTY A. DALL, JANET V. DALLON, DIANE DALVA, CLAIRE R. DALY, ANNE J. DANFORD, LOUISE DARLING, JANET M. DAVVEY, DONALD L. DAVEY, ELIZABETH DAVIDSON, MARY LOUISE DAVIE, LOIS A. DAVIS, BETTY M. DAVIS EBER H. DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS RUTH W. DAVIS, SALLY ANN DEAN, ROBERT DEAN, LUCILLE B. DE ANGELO, BETTINA DELANEY, RAE M. 2 Eighth St., Oneonta 742 E. 22nd St., Brooklyn 92 Rutland Road, Freeport Hampton Bays . Gilboa Burlington Flats XC-gpoke Falls 430 Ostrander Ave.,J'Riverhead Illartwiclc Mountain Ave., Bayville I56-I2 IO9 Ave.,lJamaica ushville 206 Washington Ave., Sa gerties Bloomivigburg Vwfalton Schohari Easktport 97 Birdsall, Noriwich- 22 Grove St., Oneonta 28 Ivan St., Amsterdam Prattsville Jefferson Arena Mount Kisco, 326 East Ave., Riverhead I02 Fon Clair, Johnstown I879 Beech, Wantagh Mount Kisco I96 Main St., Altamont I20 Fourth St., Waterford 35 Maryland Ave., Long Beach Earlville 5 Seymour St.,IBinghamton I75 West St.,uOneonta 67 Hudson St., Oneonta 62 Marker sf., EIIGvilIe 45 Maple St., Oneonta 45 Maple St., Oneonta 24 Plymouth St., Norwich IIII N. James St., Rome II9 McCormack Road, Slingerlancls 442 W. Mailn St., Riverhead Walton Corinth I4 Myrtle Ave., Oneonta 68 N. Arlington Ave., Gloversville 3 Hull St., New Hyde Park 7 Walling Ave., Schenectady IO8-55 I57th St., Jamaica 237 W. Morfet, Long Beach Washington Wills, Utica Laurens 22 Garden St., Oneonta II8 Chestnut St., Oneonta 905 Oregon Ave., Schenectady Glens Falls 238 East Main St., llion 71 Forest Ave., Albany 296 Denton Ave., Lynbrook 26 Fourth St., Waterford I Columbia St., Schenectady S, New Berlin 341 N. Forest Ave., Rockville Center 36 Vanderbilt Dr., Great Neck 41 Wesley St., Baldwin 55 Parli Ave., Port Washington I5 Donns St., Kin95I0'I 4 Kearney St., One0f1f0 Earlville III River St., Oneantd Cooperstown Georgetown 62 Brook St., Riverhead 348 N. Main St., Gloversville Accard IO Ceder St., Oneonta R, D. fl, Averill Pork Gilbertsvill Unadilla I4 Academy St., Oneonta 7 Washington St.. Oneonla irecforg --- Confinue DELLAPENNA, IRIS G. DELMAR, ALICE DE MELLO, VELMA D. DEMPSEY, PATRICIA C. DE RENSIS, VICTOR DE SIMONE, HOPE M. DETLEFSEN, CAROL P. DEVINE, NANCY C. DEVINS, MARY L. DEVOY, JEANNE M. DE WEAVER, SYBIL DI BACCO, LILLIAN DIEFENDORF, RUTH V. DILLINGHAM, DONALD A. DISBROW, SHIRLEY M. DI SPRITO, VIRGINIA A. DOBBIN, ELIZABETH A. DONHAUSER, MARGERETH DONOHUE, NORMA J. DONOPEIA, CORINNE B. DOTY, MARY E. DOW, ROBERT A. DRIGGS, PATRICIA M. DUNBAR, DORIS E. DUNHAM, JAMES C. DURSO, MAURO DUTCHER, JEANNETTE E. EARLE, JOAN S. EATON, VIRGINIA A. EBERT, ERNA E. ECK, MARY C. EDWARDS, ALICE M. EHRING, JOHN ELDERKIN, JACQUELINE ELLERSON, ELAINE A. ELLIS, MARIAANE R. ENGLISH, SHIRLEY B. ENOCHSON, ECHO ESCHLER, ROBERT E. ESTELOW, MARY E. ESTUS, DORIS ETTLEMYER, JEANNE M. EVENY, SHIRLEY E. FAIRCHILD, BARBARA FAIRCHILD, LOUISE FANCHER, PATRICIA FARMLETE, B. ANNE FAULKNER, JANET FELTER, GRACE FERTITTA, JOYCE FILBURN, ELEANOR FINCH, JAMES FINKELSTEIN, ABE FIPPINGER, JANET FERCHING, ELEANOR FISH, DOROTHY FLINT, LOIS FOSTER, JOHN FRAGETTA, DOLORES FRASER, ALICE FREITAG, DORIS FRINK, BARBARA FRISBE, DOLORES FRISCH, DORIS FROST, VIRGINIA FUCHS, GERTRUDE FULLER, ESTELLE GADE, CAROLINE GAGE, BARBARA GARDINER, A. BRIAN GATES, PAULINE GAWRON, DOLORES GERNON, JOAN GLADSTONE, GLORIA GRETTEL, GRACE ' GOLBLUM, BARBARA GOSSELIN, JOAN GOLDY, MARILYN GOODING, MARIE GRANT, EDWARD GRECO, SALLY GREENBERG, SYLVIA GREENE, BERNADINE E Dixon Ave., Amityville Lexington 625 E. 43rd St., Brooklyn I89 Primrose Road, Williston Park I24 Oneida St., Oneonta 462 N. Main St., Gloversville 62 Pearl St., New Hartford 2 East St., Oneonta l4l7 Hudson Ave., Peeksill l36 Stanton Ave., Baldwin I00 St. N. Charles Ave., N. Y. C. 30 Cohoes Road, Watervliet Melrose I4I-25 78th Ave., Flushing 79 Forbes St., Amsterdam 59 East Main St., Fonda New City East Worchester 880 Eighth Ave., Bedford ' 373 Congress Ave., Garden City Hicksville Road, Massapequa I2 Taft Ave., Oneonta Montgomery I27 East St., Oneonta Sl River St., Ilian 262 Canal St., Ellenville Wilton 52 Grand Ave., Middletown Jordan North Branch I02 Seward Ave., Utica R. D. JCI, Windsor l50-ll l2th Ave., Whitestone Walton 305 Division St., Amsterdam 5B Grove St., Mount Kisca Broadalbin 634 Odell Ave., Yonkers I3 Second Ave., MayGeld Oxford Meridale 27 Baker Street, Gloversville 20 Mills St., Binghamton McDonough, N. Y. II2 Jayne Ave., Port Jefferson R. D. 115, Schenectady Bloomville 220 Halsted Ave., Peekslcill R. D. KI, Warwick Ronkonkoma I620 Grandview Ave., Utica Johnsville IB3 Coral St. I5 Baker Hill Rd., Great Neck Great Bed, Pa. I Cherry St., Middletown 486 Bard, W. Brighton Orchard Ave., Rye IOO9 Smith Pl., Utica Salem I88-38 Wood Hull Ave., Hollis Morrisville Maryland R. D. itll R. D. 114, Amsterdam I040 Pelhamdale Ave., Pelham Manor Ellenville Ellenville Albany Morris 32 Fifth St., Gloversville Greenlawn 8 Catherine St., Amsterdam 9409-25 Ave., Jackson Heights 2I Main St., Andes Central Square I Coolidge Pl., Freeport 770 Elizabeth, Utica Morris 78 Elm St., Hoosick Falls cfo Delhi Stage, Oneonta 30 Bayard, Amsterdam 2lI Willis Ave., Bronx 40 Bartlett, Amsterdam GREGORY, ESTHER GREGORY, LOIS GRIFFIN, MARTHA GRIFFITHS, JOYCE GRIGSBY, BETTY GRIVEL, LOIS GUILANA, MARIE GUILIANO, MARY GULI, NANCY GUNSALUS, ROSEMARY HASS, PHOEBE HADLEY, JOAN HALL, NAOMI HALLENBECK, LEO HALSEY, LOIS HAMILTON, G. READ HAMMEN, EDNA HANAWAY, PHULLIS HANER, BETTY JEAN HANEY, RUTH HANSER, JOAN HANSER, SIGNA HARDY, JEAN HARRIS, JOHANNA HART, BARBARA HARTMAN, GRACE HARVARD, KEITH HARVEY, DALE HARVEY, GEORGE HARVEY, ROBERT HARVEY, MARTHA HASBROUCK, LOIS EHATHAWAY, ELIZABETH HAYES, CAROLYN HAYES, RAYMOND HAYNES, JOAN HAYNES, MARY HAZEN, RAE HEATH, PATRICIA HECK, CHARLES HECK, LEONARD HEIDT, JANE HEINER, WILLIAM HEINSOHN, JOAN HELME, FRANCES HELMER, DORIS HENNESSEY, JOHN HERMANSON, MARGARET HERMANSON, MAUREEN HERR, DAVID HERRICK, NAOMI HESS, TERESA HILL, SALLY HINE, MARILYN HITCHMAN, EVELYN HOBRS, LEON HOGAN, ANN I-IOMER, CAROL HOPKINS, ANNE HOUSE, DAVID HARVARD, RICHARD HOWELL, MARY HOWLAND, JOHN HRUHES, JOSEPH I-IUBER, CAROLYN HUGHES, BARBARA HULL, VIRGINIA HULSE, BARBARA HULUK, LILLIAN HUNT, BARBARA HUNTINGTON, EDWARD HUNTLEY, ALICE HUTSON, DOROTHY HUXTARLE, EUNICE HYLAN, THERESA IGLAR, CATHERINE JACOBSEN. CLAIR JACOBSEN, KAAI. JAMES, BEATRICE JENKS, KAY JENNINGS, IONE JENNINGS, NORMA JOHNSON, BETTY I29 Linden Ave., Middletown, N. Y. I32 South Broad St., Norwich, N. Y. 34 Morgan Ave., Oneonta New Hardford Mount Vision B2 Canterbury Gate, Lynbroak I27 9th si., Troy Middletown Island Park R. D. 22, Watervliet Victory Mill l087 Tenth St., Rensselaer Otego 37 Steele Ave., Glaversville Westhampton Beach R. D. fl, Oneonta BI Theodore St., Franklin Square I22 Elm St., Schenectady 46 West End Ave., Oneonta Franklin Carmel 85 Judith Pl., East Islip 739 Chenango St., Binghamton 336I Hull Ave., N. Y. C. Sherburne 70 Union Ave., Schenectady Andes 304 Chestnut St., Oneonta 2 Nelson Ave., Baldwin Oxford 2l5 Westchester Ave., Thornwood Montgomery North Hoosick 24 East St., Oneonta 24 East St., Oneonta I345 3rd St., Rensselaer East Meredith I8 Taylor St., Johnson City Kirkwood IZV2 Baker St., Oneonta R. D. JSI, Maryland Liberty 24 College Terrace, Oneonta I6l Fullerton Ave., Newburgh I6I Jefferson Ave., Mineola Cold Brook 226 Ilth St., Brooklyn I23I Pembroke St., Hempstead 'l23l Pembroke St., Hempstead 62l E. Adams St., Syracuse 7 Liberty St., Oneonta 55 Miller St., Oneonta l4I3 Clifton Park Rd., Schenectady 420 N. Main St., Gloversville Schenevus 26 Lonergan St., Oneonta 3145 6th Ave., Troy Livingston Manor 207 Linden Ave., Middletown I6 Union St., Oneonta Bronx Bolton Landing East Worcester 48 Greenwood Ave., East Islip Rhinebeck Harrison 36 Ridge St., Middletown Massena Box IO3, Hudson Schuylerville Westford 232 Pawling Ave., Troy 352 Clinton Ave., Albany Miller Mills Hunter R. D. 23, Delanson Morris Morris New Lebanon Center South Side, Oneonta I2 Green St., New Berlin New Berlin l2I Burns Terrace, Penn Yan lI'eCt0l'y ' JOHNSON, HELEN JOHNSON, RUTH JOHNSTON, HELEN JONES, ELEANOR JONES, KATHLEEN JONES, MARTHA JORDON, VIRGINIA JUDD, MARGARET KALLOP, ROGER KARALON, GERALDINE KEACH, HELEN KEENEY, DORIS KELLER, JENNETTE KENNEDY, WILLIAM RENRICK, M. JOAN KERN, JUNE KERRIGAN, PHYLLIS KETZ, FRAN KING, JOYCE KINNEY, ANNE KINNEY, GUY KITAIF, CAROLE KITSOCK, JOAN KLEIN, LAWRENCE KLETT, NORMA KLERSY, WILHELMINA KLINE, CONSTANCE KLOCK, MARILYN KNAPP, CAROLYN J. KNAPP, CAROLYN L. KNAPP, HARRIET KORNIAT, JEAN KOVAROVIC, VIRGINIA KOWOBUS, M. JEAN KOZAK, ELEANOR KOZLOWSKI, ALEXANDRA KRESGE, JANET KRESS, MARY ANN KRODER, MARY JANE RRODER, ROBERT KUHN, ALLAN KYKER, JULIA LA BARGE, RICHARD LA FRANCE, DORENE LAING, HELEN LALINE, JOHN LAMB, ALICE LANDERS, EUGENIA LANE, SUSAN LANG, PHYLLIS LANGTON, EDWARD LANGTON, JOAN RAEEA LA SACCO, ROBERTA LAW, SHIRLEY LEE, STEPHEN LEMMEN, ELIZABETH LENT, DAVID LEVINE, DELORES LEVINE, LILA LEWIS, GRACE LILLEY, JOAN LINCK, PAULINE LINK, GEORGE LITTLE, BEVERLY LOETHOUSE, E. ELIZABETH LO GALBO, MARIE LOGAN, KATHLEEN LOVETT, NORMAN LOWERY, LOUISE LOYZELLE, SALLY LUDGATE, ELIZABETH LULL, BARBARA '.UTES, SUSAN LUTHER, KAY LYCKE, WILLIAM LYNGARD, NORMA MBLDONALD, JANE MacFARLANE, JANET MBENAUGHTON, EMILY MECARTHY, JAMES McCARTHY, LAWRENCE McCONNELL, HELEN MCDONALD, CARL Oflflfllfle 31 Watkins Ave., Oneonta 201 Earl St., E. Williston Livingston Manor Hamilton 40 Cornish Ave., Binghamton Box 211, Deer Park North Chatham 19 High St., Oneonta 57 Montgomery St., Rhinebeck 105 Irving St., Schenectady 47 Arnold Ave., Amsterdam 32 Golden Hill Ave., Goshen Box 12, Wells Bridge 75 Ford Ave., Oneonta 313 W. Buffalo St., Ithaca 13 Edward St., Johnson City 46 Brookwold Drive, Manhasset, L, I. Box 551, West Winfield 23212th St., Schenectady 290 Prospect St., Binghamton West Edmeston 80-28193rd St., Jamaica, L. I. Box 122, Hudson 80 22nd St., Bellerose 184 Harrison St., Johnson City R. D, 112, Voorheesville 29 Taft Place, Amsterdam Route 1, Fort Plain 35 Underwood St., Mechanicville 29 Slauson St., Dolgeville 29 Slausan St., Dolgeville R. F. 1112, Fort Plain 42 James St., Gloversville Box 271, Dunnsville Rd., Schenectady Sanford Ave., Clinton 91 Virginia Ave., Johnson City 232 S. Albany St., Ithaca 1861 Becker St., Schenectady 116 Main St., Oneonta 116 Main St., Oneonta 279 S. Niagara St., Tonawanda 5 Van Woert Ave., Oneonta 32 Secona St., Cahoes R. D. 112, Windsor East Meredith 108-60 48th Ave., Corona Thorncrest, Millbrook 35 Bixby St., Bainbridge 5 South St., Walton 159 Woods Ave., Oceanside 72 Ford Ave., Oneonta 72 Ford Ave., Oneonta Sharon Springs R. D. 112, Rome Oneonta Main St., East Moriches 34 Cedar St,, Oneonta 1140 Seymour Ave., Utica 83 Division St., Schenectady 118 Oakley Ave., White Plains 258 Van Ness St., Newburg Roberts Road, Sauquoit 14 Reynolds St., Oneonta 305 E. Falls, Ithaca Treadwell 736 Sherman Drive, Utica 20 Charles St., Hudson 100 Underhill Ave., Hicksville 33 Brook St., Oneonta 1101 Parkwood Blvd., Schenectady 44 Wesley Ave., Merrick 22 Bridge St., St. Johnsville 10 Susquehanna Ave., Cooperstown Mill Hill Lane, Easl Hampton - Montauk 415 Washington Ave., Albany Valley View Ave., Latham 7 Grace Ave., Plattsburg 157 Sanlord St., Glens Falls Liberty 540 E. 138 St., Bronx 14 Ogden St., Binghamton Richmondville MCDUFFEE, DOLORES MCGOWAN, JOAN MCGRATH, CAROL MCGUIRE, ANN MCGUNNIGLE, KATHLEEN MCKENNA, BURNETTE MAGAR, JOYCE MALLOY, DORIS MALLOY, DOROTHY MANLEY, MARY MANS, NANCY MANY, WESLEY MARCHANT, RICHARD MARCUS, PHYLLIS MARINO, JOSEPHINE MARQUARDT, LILLIAN MARQUIT, JAMES MARRERO, MARY MARSH, JAMES MARTUSCELLO, PHYLLIS MAY, GERALDINE MAYER, RUTH MAZZACONE, LORETTA MAZZUCA, CLOTILDA MEAD, JAMES MERCHANT, EUNICE MEYER, DOROTHY MICKLE, THOMAS MIHALKO, LORNA MILLARD, ISABEL MILLER. MERYL MITCHELL, ANNE MITCHELL, CHARLES MAKOWICH, JO ANNE MOORE, BEVERLY MORE, HARRIETT MORGAN, PATRICIA MORROW, M. LUCILLE MORSE, JEAN MOSLANDER, LORRAINE MOTTOLA, PHILIP MROUEH, NAHLA MUCKLE, JANET MURPHY, EILEEN MURPHY, JEANNE NELSON, HARVEY NEUGOLD, DOROTHY NEVILLE, RUBY NEWBOLD, MERYLE NEWELL, DONALD NICHOLS, CHARLES NICHOLS, NANCY NIELSEN, CLAIRE ANNE NORTON, CHAUNCEY O'CONNELL, ROSEMARIE O'CONNOR, MARGARET ODDY, ANN OGLE, JEAN O'HANLON, E. JOYCE O'HARA, KATHLEEN O'KEEFE, MARY OLES, GLADYS OLSEN, DAVID ORLOP, JUSTINE ORMSBEE, VIVIEN ORTONE, ANGELA ORZIO, CATHERINE OSTRANDER, RICHARD O'SULl.lVAN, DOLORES PACKER, ROBERTA PALANDRO, CONSTANCE PALMER, RICHARD PARADINE, PATRICIA PARDI, PATRICIA PARISH, MILDRED PARROTT, PRISCILLA PATTENGILL, MARILYN PEACOCK, ANN PETER, JOHN PETERS, VIRGINIA PETERSON, EUNICE PETRIE, CLAIRE PICKERT, ANN Maple Ave., Canoioharie Little Neck Road, Bellmore 118 Parkvvood Blvd., Schenectady Harbor Heights, East Hampton 92 New Bridge Rd., Hicksville 140 W. Fulton Ave., Roosevelt Box 131, Howells 207 Vley Road, Scotia 207 Vley Road,fScotia R. D. JI2, Remsen Hillsdale 234 West Lake SI., Liberty 192 Lindberg SJ., Mun 'asset 2047 Holland Ave., New York 75 45190 St., Flu hing Richmond ille Pratts ille 1849 Harrison Ave., Bronx 377 Main St.,OneQf1ia 12 Yeoman St., Amsterdaln New Lebanon Centdr 7620 3rd Ave., Brooklyrl R. D. 1:3 Saugerties 29 Partition St., Saugerties 34 North Ave., Beacon 2 Cedar St., Binghamton 324 Eighth St., Troy 360 Chestnut St., Oneonta R. D. II2 Oneonta 322 Smith St., Freeport 376 Chestnut St., Oneonta Fultanville 4 Franklin St., Oneonta Box 71, Tribes Hill 15 Montgomery St.,Gloversville Franklin 75 College Ave., Nanuet Box 65, Chenango Bridgi 121 Ulster Ave., Saugerties 260 Locut Ave., Port Chester Seatuck Ave., Eastport American University, Bierut, Lebanon 19 Grand Ave., Oneonta 127 Fairview Ave., Hudson 16 Kenwood Road, Garden City 166 Rose St., Freeport 416 Ocean Ave., Malverne R. D. 111, Weedsport Main St., Southold R. D. 53, Cooperstown 45 Spruce St., Oneonta 45 Spruce St., Oneonta 11 Kearney, Oneonta 76 Ohio Ave., Elmira 3 Jones St., Cairo Main St., Schaghtiwlie 16 Highland Ave., Great Neck 104 Treva Ave., Ithaca R. D. JI2, Ford Edward W. Main St., Riverhead 135 Sand Creek Rd., W. Albany 9 Platt St., Walton 11 Hillerest Drive, Glen Head 1128 Eighth Ave., Schenectady R. D. 111, Burlington Flats 740 Elizabeth St., UtiCIJ 48 Bank St., White Plains 91 Elm SI., Cobleskill 60 Illinois, Long Beach 728 Madison St., Rome 108-59 49 Ave., Corona 62 Lester Ave., Ilion 126 Buckingham Place, Lynbf00If 1141 Summer Ave., SchenectadY R, D, 113, Oneonta 172 West St., Lake Ge0r9e Laurens 438 W. 116 St., New York R, D, KI, Schenevus R. D., Stanford 19 Mila St., Hudson R, D, 117, Pashley Rd-f Scollo 162 Summit St., BCIIOVIU irecforg --- Konfinue POLLEY, JANET POMEROY, ALAN POTTER, JUNE POWERS, LILA PRESTON, KEITH PRINS, JOYCE PROSS, MARGARET PYLE, MURIEL PYNCHON, EDYTHE QUINN, MARY RANIERI, HELEN BUONICONTO RANIERI, JOHN RANTSCH, DOROTHY K RATTELSDORFER, JOAN REAGAN, BEATRICE REESE, THOMAS REESER, ROBERT REEVES, BETTY REICHEL, MARY REINHARDT, DIANE REISENAUR, WILLIAM RENNER, ROBERT RICHARDS, A. JEANNE RICHARDSON, ARLENE RICHARDSON, JOYCE RIELLY, JOAN RIGHTMEYER, LOIS RIPPERGER, MARILYN ROBBINS, VIOLET ROBERTS, RICHARD ROBERTSON, DOROTHY ROBINSON, ROBERT ROBINSON, SUSAN ROCKE, KENNETH RODIO, FRANCIS RODGRIGUEZ, JOSE ROGERS, JANICE ROMAN, ROBERTA ROSE, JANET ROSEBOOM, JEANNE ROSENSON, ANNETTE ROTHERMIL, PATRICIA ROWELL, MARILYN ROWLANDS, ROBERT RUBIN, EDWARD RUDD, CAROLYN RUDOLPH, DORETTE RULAND, WALTER RUNION, GLADYS RUSSELL, ANNE RYAN, KATHLEEN SAKS, ARLEEN SALATA, JEAN SALISBURY, JACQUELYN SALVIONE, JEANNE SAUNDERS, DORIS SAVERESE, HENRIETTA SAXTON, DOUGLAS SCHADOW, BARBARA SCHALLES, LOIS SCHEIBLES, NINA SCHLEIERMACHER, GERTRUDE SCHMID, GERRA SCHMIDT, ADRIENNE SCHMIDT, ANNE SCHMITT, RITA SCHNEPP, PHYLLIS SCHNIPP, MARION SCHON, OTTO SCHRULL, BETTY SCHWARTZ, JEAN SCOTT, MARY SCOTT, MARY SECRETO, LORRAINE SECRETO, GENEVIEVE SEGEN, BETTY SEIDEL, BARBARA SEIFRIED, MARY SETTLE, ELEANOR SHAKER, JANET SHEARD, PHEBE SHOLTZ, TWILA SHULTIS, LOIS 45-19 257 St., Great Neck Amsiord 89-25189 St., Hollis 36 Broadway, Pleasantville 8, E. Madison Ave., Johnstown 1206 Western Ave. Albany 92 Montgomery St., Gloversville Craryville 37 Midway, Locust Valley 901 Woodland Ave., Schenectady 5 Gault, Oneonta 65 Clinton St., Oneonta 147 East Seaman Ave., Freeport 34 Pine St., Oceanside 88 Woodlawn Ave., Albany 395 5 Ave., Troy 19 Eighth St., Oneonta Otego 64 Fort Johnson Ave., Fort Johnson R. D. ill, Middletown 62-20 62 Rd., Middle Village R. D. 1413, Ballston Spa 61 Jane Ave., Hartsdale 41 Roosevelt Ave., Binghamton 2110 Arthur Ave., Bronx 912 Francis Ave., Schenectady Prospect, Richmonville 166 Whitehall Blvd., Garden City R. D. 111, Sherburne 104 Spruce St., Oneonta Otego 4 N, Main, Mayheld 311 Floral Ave., Johnson 421 Chestnut, Oneonta 212 Kossuth Ave., Utica R. D. III, Maryland 125 Manor Road, Staten Island 55-38137 St., Flushing 18 Orchard St., Suffern Milford Amenia 135 Connecticut Ave., Freeport Franklin R, D. ffl, Edmeston 1010 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn 38 Prospect Ave., Ilion 37-10 223rd St., Bayside Jelierson R. D. fl, New Berlin 50 Mount Ave., Freeport 314 W. Seneca, Ithaca 27 N. Ann St., Little Falls 50 Cedar St., Oneonta 259 Johnston Circle, Sidney 11 Burlington Ave., Gloversville 187 Wisner St., Middletown 134 Fifth Ave., Gloversville 31 Delaware St., Cooperstown 40 Wooster St., Gloversville 18 Gaylord St. Binghamton R. D. 112, Oneida Livingston Manor 92-46 52nd Ave., Elmhurst 93 Southard Ave., Rockville Centre 304 Caroline St,, Amsterdam 8 Bartlett St., Ellenville IV, Olin Ave., Oneonta 135 McKinley Ave., Johnstown B Steingut St., Amloerg, Germany 11 Linden St., Oneonta 425 Wolf's Lane, Pelham 157 Elmer Ave., Schenectady 79 Genesee St., Cuba Box 162, Glasco Glasco R. D. 113, Amsterdam 11 Florence Place, Troy 147 Sherbourne, Syracuse R.D.1rf1, St, Johnsville 344 Church St., Poughkeepsie 205 S. Bayview, Freeport R, D. 122, Oneida Margaretville SILVERA, MARIE SIMONSON, GLORIA SINNINGER, AGNES SIPP, VIRGINIA SIRIANNA, PATRICIA SKINNER, PATRICIA SLOCUM, DOROTHY SMITH, ANGELA SMITH, ELIZABETH SMULLENS, MARY SNELL, SUE SNIDER, ALFRED SOHN,JUANITA SPARKS, MARY SPIES, DOROTHY SPORER, FERN SPRAKER, JOAN SQUIRES, NANCY STACHURSKI, JEAN STANESZEWSKI, ROSEMARIE STANLEY, JAMES STARK, MARJORIE STEDMAN, ESTHER STEEVES, VIRGINIA H. STEINHARDT, FRED STETTINIUS, JUDITH STEVENS, MARY LOU STEVENSON, HUBERT STEWART, ANTHONY STICKEL, ALLIE STICKEL, WERNER STICKELS, GRACE STONE, JOYCE STONE, MARY JANE STONE, SHIRLEY STORCK, KATHRYN STRACK, SHIRLEY STRENK, HENRY STRITZL, GRACE STRNAIKA, LOTTIE STROHSON, A. BARBARA STRONG, H. DUANE SULLIVAN, KATHLEEN SULLIVAN, THOMAS SWEENEY, JOAN TAYLOR, ARLENE TEAL, VIVIAN THORNBURY, MARGARET TILLY, DOROTHY TIMAN, IRENE TOMPKINS, LOIS TODD, ELIZABETH TOOLAN, WILLIAM TORCHIA, ELIZABETH TORREY, JUNE TREMBLEY, PHILLIP TRINE, RAYMOND TRIPP, MARION TUBBS, ELEANOR TURNBULL, JAMES TURP, RICHARD TYNDALL, SHIRLEY TYRRELL, BETSEY VAIL, MARILYN VAITULIS, ALDONA VAN ALSTYNE, JAMES VAN DUSEN, BEVERLY VAN DYKE, VIRGINIA VAN ETTEN, EVELYN VAN NATTA, VIRGIL VAN VALKENBURG, ARLENE VAN VORCE, FLORENCE VAN WORMER, BARBARA VAN WORMER, VIRGINIA VERVEN, LOIS VON MECHOW, PAULINE WADSWORTH, PHYLLIS WALKER, HUBERT WALLIS, HELEN WALSH, GERALDINE WALSH, PATRICIA WARD, BETTY WARD, CHARLOTTE 110-24164 Place, Samaica Bax 124, Worcester R. D. 21, Otego 1210 Liberty Ave., Brooklyn 922 Rutger St., Utica 17 Pearl St., Bainbridge 10 Washington St., Hempstead 519 Glen Ave., Scotia 6 Furman Place, Dilmar 209 E. Fulton St., Gloversville Mill Road, St. Johnsville R. D. 121, Oneonta 23 Bth Ave., Huntington Station 58 Lincoln Ave., Amsterdam 9 Cannon Lane, Tuckahoe 659 Macon Place, East Hempstead 6 Shaper Ave., Canoiaharie 108 Hudson, S. Glens Falls 502 Newbridge Rd. Bellmare 720 Oxford, Westbury 50 Union St., Oneonta 46 Church St., Oneonta Poplar Ridge 35 Bradford Rd., Schenectady 1045 N. 2nd St., New Hyde Park 11 George St., LeRoy 28 Cedar St., Oneonta Milford 13 E. Adrian Terrace, Utica Worcester Worcester 2011 Ninth St., Rensselaer 207 Main St., Worrensburg Oakwood Drive, Peekskill 214 W. Hickory, Canastota Treadwell R, D, 114, Amsterdam 8811, Ford Ave., Oneonta 128-40 146 St., South Ozone Park Powers Rd., R. D.1l1, Binghamton 64 Burns Ave., Hicksville Laurens Maplecrest Ext. Steele Ave., Gloversville 34 Hampshire Rd., Rockville Center R. D. 1412, Gilboa 365 Duanesburg Rd., Schenectady Arcade 79 Davis Rd., Port Washington 35 Chase Ave., Yonkers 42 Prospect Ave., Middletown West Danby 8 Central Ave., Oneonta Sanford Ave., Clinton 54 Kenelworth Rd., Mineola 410 Meadow Rd., Syracuse Box 24, Poolville R. D., West Branch 21 Romsey Place, Albany Garrattsville R. D. III, Maryland 68 Worrall Ave., Poughkeepsie 90 E. State St., Gloversville 23 Cleveland Ave., Binghamton R. D. 26, Box 140, Schenectady R. D. 111, Stuyvesant R. D. 13, Jecerson Middleburgh 1549 Schuyler St., Schenectady Tioga Center 7 Montgomery, Athens State Road, R. D. 126, Binghamton Wells Ave., Middleburgh Wells Ave., Middleburgh R, D. 112, Oneonta 636 Oak Neck Rd., Boy Shore Whitesboro 360 Jefferson Ave., Rockville Center Bwoort Road, Chappaqua 153 N. Columbus Ave., Freeport 153 N. Columbus Ave., Freeport 31 Jersey Ave., Ogdensburg Franklin irecfory --- Confinue WARD, GEORGE WARREN, HULDA WASCHER, ESTELLE WASHBURN, ANNE WASHBURN, JOHN WAYMAN, MILDRED WEDDERSPOON, NOLA WEEKS, CAROL WEIDMAN, BETSY WEIDMAN, ROBERT WEINBERGER, ROBERT WEISS, FLORENCE WELLER, MARGARET WELLER, ROBERT WELLS, LUCY WELLS, JANET WERNER, ELIZABETH WERNER, PHYLLIS WESSELS, JOAN WESTCOTT, A. WETMORE, GEORGE WHALEN, MAUREEN WHEELER, ELIZABETH 79 Chestnut, Oneonta 81 East St., Oneonta 47-20 211 St., Bayside R. D. 114, Amsterdam R, D. 214, Amsterdam East' Windsor R. D, 111, Cooperstown Main Street, Newark Valley Worcester Worcester 5 Charles St., Roosevelt 87-19 Chevy Chose St., New York Main St., Cherry Valley East Main St., Cherry Valley R. D. 111, Oxford 390 Locust Ave., Amsterdam 1964 Seaford Ave., Wantagh 52-33 Dougloston Pkwy., Douglaston Oxford 5 Spring St., Oneonta 170 Main St., Oneonta 59 Sprague Ave., Middletown 62 Crocker Ave., Johnson City WHEELER, LOREEN WHITACRE, WANDA WHITE, VERNA WHITEMAN, ETHELYN WHYBREW, EVELYN WICKES, FRANK WILCOX, BARBARA WILKINSON, FAY WILLIAMS, AUDREY WILMOT, CATHERINE WILSEY, ARTHUR WILSON, BARBARA WILSON, DORIS WOJTOWICZ, WANDA WOOD, KARLYN WOOLHEATER, SAL LY-ANN ZARKOWSKI, ELEANOR ZELEZNIAK, KATHERINE ZIMMER, THERESA ZOLLER, ALFRED ZOLLER, DOUGLAS m?i.n 10 Jackson Ave., Oneonta South Edmeston 46 Maple St., Oneonta Schenevus 31 Clinto St., Oneonta 337 Chestnut St., Oneonta 764 Chenango St., Binghamton 59 Main St., Fort Plain 138 Andrews Rd.,'-Mineola Lakeroad, Cooperstown 13 Monroe, Oneonta Utica Rd., Clinton 223 Stowe Ave., Troy 244 Warren, H clson Springfield C nter 11 Grand St., Onelonta Apt. 18, Colomled Apt., Fulton St., Hempstead R. D. 112, St. Johnsville R. D. 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