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OHS ALUMNI WEEKEND 2019

Coroner Jim Hurley,

Hoop Star Mariah Ruff

Named To OHS Wall, Hall

Vince Foti, top, stands behind the 2019 inductees into the Oneonta Alumni Association’s Wall of Distinction and the Athletic Hall Of Fame following the Induction Ceremony at Belden Auditorium this afternoon at Oneonta High School. From left are Thomas Sturiale, ’53, Dr. Allie Terry-Fritsch, ’92, Mariah Ruff, ’14, Willie McCarthy, ’86, PAtrick Delaney, ’62, Rosalee Vroman (representing her late husband Richard Vroman, ’55,) Al Scheer, George Whetmore (representing friend Herb Greene, ’47, who could not attend) and James Hurley, ’53. Geoffrey Smith, ’65, one of the original founders of the Alumni Association, was named the Alumni of the Year. Alumni weekend continues at 3 p.m. as the Oneonta Yellow Jackets face off against Norwich during the homecoming game. (Ian Austin/ AllOTSEGO.com)

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