Oxford High School - Ravelins Yearbook (Oxford, MA)

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Max 6 We started the dax off xx1th movxes and JlI1glQS from Mr Knoxxlton our safety 1DSt1'Ll ctor knoxxn mn manx county schools as Mr SIX Feet Under We flnlshed the day wlth 1 much talked about beforehand game wlth North Brookfleld The f1nal score was 6 to 0 xn fax or of North Brookfxeld Ma Q Clas Dax Two per1ods omlttcd Max 29 Memomal Dax EX91ClS9S Our guest speaker was fL1Il1lNl'lCd hx the Amcllcan LCQIOII June 1 Baccalaureate Sundax at the Methodmst Church May 9 Oxford plax ed Rutland at Rutland May 15 Charlton at Oxford Nlay 16 Oxford at Brookfleld Max 23 Oxford at Charlton May 26 Oxford at West Boxlston S 'llll A June 4 GRADUATION' ' June 6 Junxor Prom June 13 Class Trxp to Provxncetown June 9 to 12 FINALS June 30 School ends June 23 School Pxcnlc at Wallum Lake llNlS 'N ost Dlgnlfled Talkatlxe Att1act1xe AmL1t1ous L1 elx to Succeed Art1st1c Eff1c1ent Cenelous Energeuc Opt1 1st1c O1 mg n 1 Pracucal Clever Qmcexe Athletlc Best Dancex Lme of Chattex Dresser Sense of Humor Pave Thlrtx Three 4' Boxs R1c-hard Hoxe Henzv Antkoxxlak Ponald 'Vfessxer Donald Dax1au Robelt Rodlel RoJe1t Parxseau Rooext Rodler Raymond Smxth Roy Ilumphr Henry Antkovxxa' Eall Vaneuf R1chard Qobbms Robert Rodxer Robert Romer Glenn Bacon Hemy Antkoxxlak Clenn Pacon Rlchard Robbxns Raymond Smlth Guls Shnley Berthnume Janet Cunnmgham Norma Chaffee Iwoxma Chaffee Jane Donovan Ol1xe C xnnlnvh In Puth KlC1HSH1l1 l Baxbara Carlson P t11c1a Mala IN arllyn P1 outx The esa Barxl Velda Burhnga Nolma Chaffee CrlOI13 de Vlll0lS Ilene Bahkltt Baxbala Langxx ax Treresa Barxl Alxce Mexrxam Pxtrlcla 'N 11 . 0 ' 5 Lx . . 1 v' ' 'S J. . ., Y . - . V ' y I v v 'A . 1 - . . . . . . ' v ' ., fl M .. xr - ' ' C V - - t . . l . V . , V 4 . V 7 I V . . . V . . N Y 1 Y 1 Y 1 Y 4 4 A 1 AA AL ff . v '. x . . . V . v : v v' L I ' ' Z x Q - ' ' . . V. 1 Y v 'li ' A : ' ' ' - Q , ' x K, A . . , v . - ' 11 Q t 1 1 ' I V . Z ey Z.. , A r . . i. . . - T ' . , Yi. . . ' K - 'A i az ' J Y A ' 3 1 . ' X111 . ' . 1' -I I Q .., 1 . , ,- . . V , .. V ,- . V ,la ' .I , ' . , .' - fr , - ' . .JE L . I , ,- A .- La

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Feb 1 Oxford at Tech We lost by 56 32 Feb 4 Glrls defeated Charlton at Oxford by 32 11 Good work g1rls Not to be out done the boys defeated Charlton here xn the easlest game of the season Wlth a score of 66 18 Feb 6 We got out of .1 perlod to hear a two man productlon of some of Gllbert and Sull1vans most famous works by two talented young men from Boston Feb 7 Glrls lost to Auburn here by 44 24 but the boys won at Rutland 74 25 Feb 10 Town Electlon We re golng to get a be e eautxful new hlgh school Feb 11 V F W game 1n Oxford We won 44 30 Feb 21 West Boylston at Oxford We lost th1s most dxscussed game of the season by 39 37 We were st1ll Western County Champlons Feb 24 Clark Tournament began We defeated Le1 cester 45 40 Feb 26 We met and lost to West Boylston m the most thr1ll1ng over txme game m the tourney The score was 52 48 Feb 28 We Won the th1rd prxze tournament trophy by defeatlng North Brookfleld xn a consolatxon game by 57 to 42 March 4 Came the Townsend Tourney We drubbed Burhngton 84 to 52 Nlarch 5 Establlshmg our reputatlon we nlpped Plnk erton Academy 53 to 31 March 7 Wlth only a second left to play Auburn de feated us 44 to 43 by a basket whxch was st1ll m the a1r when the flnal whlstle blew March 11 We saw the World Serles mov1es and mlssed thlrd perlod March 12 Inter-class games began wlth the senlors burylng the freshmen and the sophomores tr1mm1ng the Junxors March 14 Inter class Flnals resulted 1n the senlors de featxng the sophomores 1n a tense game and the Junlors trlmmmg the freshmen March 17 St Patrxcks Day was celebrated Wlth the Wearln o the green and rumors of a strlke fwhlch f1zzled lncldentallyj because of a change ln schedule March 20 Back to regulan schedule wlth f1V6 mlnutes overtlme March 27 Dress rehearsal for Waltz Tune There was March 28 Adult performance of the Operetta was a success much to the amazement of the cast March 31 Baseball practlce started Aprll 4 Good Frlday Aprll 25 Oxford played Auburn and left them 1n the dust Wlth a score of 17 to 2 whlch left us 1n a good mood for the start of the sprlng vacatlon on Aprll 25 May 2 Senlor Hop' The hall was beautlfully de corated IH red and white May 5 School re opened after a sprmg vacatlon New clocks and a new fxre alarm system have been added May 5 Brookfxeld at Oxford Bob R1chards had Brookfleld scoreless untll the slxth xnnmg Hes a very prom1s1ng pltcher The flnal score was 14 to 5 1n favor of Oxford 'w Page Th1rty Two , ' . ' , . . . y , . . . . s ' ' l - l - -- 1 1. . . ' l l I . . 1 ' . 44 3 7 77 u . v 9 ' V D . ' V . ly l . I . . . ' ' Gi . ' 17 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' much ad-libbing, but the kids liked it. ' ' l :A vs . . U , I 1 ' ' . v 4 n ' , a 9 ' ' 1 ' . , . y . . - 9 . . . . ' v a . - - T' ' -

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JUNIOR LI ASS Adv1ser M1ss Eleanor M Murray Wxlllam Waddleton Pres1dent Chfton Bell Vmce Presxdent Annette Rafferty Secretary Treasurer Merr1tt Agablan Margaret Alburquerque Evelyn B1rd Lucxlle Brooks Joan Bullard Mary Ca1sse Wllfred ChOlI116I'9 Paulme Connor Lorrarne Dav1dson Theresa Dudek Yvonne Duquette Anne Fox Eva Gage Constance Greenleaf Theresa La Mountaln Theodore La Mountam R1chard Ledoux Helene Lrncoln Barbara Mara M1ll1cent Marcoux Jamce Mathleu Chester McCarthy E11een McManus Andrew Mercler Lo1s M1ll1gan ElS19 MOSCOff13H Raymond Morse W1ll1am Park1s Charles Parks Robert R1chards Marcellne Robxdoux Alfred Rose Evelyn Schofleld Anna Skoog Ernestme Skoog Donald Sm1th Vlncent Taparauskas Audrey Wagner 't Page Th1rty Four 1 1 , J Gracia Clark Roland Jandron FYHHCIS Rawson