Gessner Lectures Oswego Students on Radio Evolution
Robert Gessner owner of WSGO spoke to Oswego High School journalism seniors detailing radio history from early experimentation to commercial broadcasting. He highlighted Marconi and early inventors, 1920s ship messages, the rise of receivers, and Walter Cronkite era news value as radio grew into entertainment and a vital wartime information source. He noted FCC era letter codes WK and N and contrasted radio reporting with journalism emphasizing immediacy and accuracy.
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Robert Gessner
WSGO
Oswego High School
Gessner
Marconi
Italaan Nobelman
G.E
Westinghouse
Chamber of Commerces
WTAF
New York
Edward K. Murrow
U.S
Navy
Mississippi
Jeannette Cummins
Open Letter to Parents on ADS Program Evaluation
An open letter discusses the ADS program evaluation plan at OHS. It outlines surveys, a comprehensive program description, and statistical data including faculty student ratio regents scores attendance and discipline. It notes interim survey results and a final year end report after data analysis.
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A.D.S
Inside the Nut Bowling Nut Disorder of the Bowling Fan
A humorous column lampoons types of nuts from religion to crime, then pivots to bowling fanatics. It lists quirky habits of a bowling nut, from changing scores to impressing a corporation president, practicing at home, and spending holidays at the lanes. The piece ends with a playful note on Nova Scotia meaning Scotland.
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David Nutting
Elmira Students Present Plaque for Oswego Help After Agnes
Southside High School in Elmira thanks Oswego High School and community for prompt aid after the 1972 Agnes flood. The Varsity Club awarded Principal Anthony Murabito a plaque with club insignia and a signed appreciation letter. Students photographed include Vincent Corsall, Kevin Callahan, and Tim Hughes.
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Southside High School
Elmira
Oswego High School
Oswego
Cane Agnes
Varsity Club
Anthony J. Murabito
Vincent Corsall
Kevin Callahan
Larry Kiley
Clyde Stroman
Timothy Hughes
Mike Kelly
Paradox 1973 Yearbook Dedication Honors Priscilla Lee
The OHS yearbook Paradox 1973 was dedicated on May 17 during 4th period in the new multi purpose court. Charlene Flick presented the yearbook to Mrs Priscilla Lee while public copies were given to Principal Anthony Murabito Vice Principals Larry Kiley Allan Heesch and Jan Noyes.
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OHS
Charlene Flick
Priscilla Lee
Karen Goetz
Anthony Murabito
Larry Kiley
Allan Heesch
Jan
Are These Some of The Things You Have Wanted
A list of summer options from Cynthia Perkins encourages students to seek paid or volunteer work, gain hospital insight, join clubs, volunteer at nursing homes, enroll in summer programs, and start healthy lifestyle routines. It promotes personal growth and community involvement.
Choir Divides Audience into Four Parts for Harmony
Arlene Battista notes the concert featured Mr. Rose dividing the audience into soprano, tenor, alto, and bass sections. Each group sang a different part and blended together, drawing a large student crowd that clearly enjoyed the performance.
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Mr. Rose
Arlene Battista
Women’s Liberation Movement Presented by SUCO Students
SUCO students spoke to OHS classes about the Women’s Liberation Movement aiming for equality in work and laws. They noted women earn less than men for similar jobs, discuss child care, and argue both parents may work with shared responsibility.
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S.U.C.0
O.H.S
Melsbakas
Morrison Clark Morrison III visits journalism class
Morrison Clark Morrison III, publisher of the Palladium Times, spoke to Mrs Geraldine Warren's second period journalism class on May 9 1973. He shared experiences from multiple newspapers and answered questions freely except on the Alternate Day Schedule topic. The talk inspired students about the duties of journalism.
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Clark Morrison, III
Geraldine Warren
Morrison
The
Palladium-Times
Clark Morrison III
the Palladium Times
Will Resume Hunt for Missing Plane in New York
State Police said search would resume today for George Delmar of Walpole Massachusetts after a Piper Cherokee 140 went down near Whitehall New York. Civil Air Patrol helicopters and a six man ground crew were to scour the Town of Whitehall near the Vermont New York border.
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Whitehall
N.Y
Massachusetts
Washington County
George Delmar
Walpole
Civil Air Patrol
Vermont
New York
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Nova Scotia
Scotland
Ohscoop
Priscilla See
Paradox
Noyes
Nancy Sterio
Cynthia Perkins
David Rose
SUCO
el Dorado Restaurant
Rt. 104-B
Texas
Mexico, N. Y
Tink Crisafulli
Buddy Broadwell
Jay Harmon
Smith’s Hotel
Nick Taormina
Drift Inn
Donn Murray
Don's Tavern
Mike Famularo
Scriba Town Tavern
Bobbie North
Will
the Palladium-Times
Castro
Armour's Star
Franks
Hunt
U. S. NO
Chuck
Boston
Castrogiovanni
Ted $ A
Valuasie Couron
Tae
Liquid Thrill Lc
Valuasie
Borden’s Cremora
Castrogiovanni's
West Eighth
Utica Sts
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