Oakfield Alabama High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakfield, NY)

 - Class of 1939

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ALUMNI What they are doing: Lyle Churchill is employed, by Newberry Five and Dime store in Batavia. Joseph D'Alba is a patient at the state hospital at Mount Morris. Ralph Hilchey is employed by Burdett Bros. in Oakfield. Ida Difiore is a patient at Mount Morris. Emily Reed is physical education instructor at the Y. W. C. A. in Batavia. Roger Wolcott is employed in the office of the East Pembroke Canning Co. Donald Powell is employed by G. W. Haxton and Son. Doris Newton is conducting a beauty parlor at South Alabama. Lucille Caton is teaching school at District No. 2 Oakfield. Jeanette Burr is teaching school in Bellaire, Ohio. Betty Gillett is teaching at a district school near Oakfield. Victor Powell is employed by E. C. Root in Oakfield. Gordon Newton is employed by the Niagara, Lockport Sz Ontario Power Co. Margaret Hilchey and Dorothy Jordan are secretaries at the welfare office in Oakiield. Emerson Borgal is managing a garage and gas station in Oakfield. Lloyd King is employed by the United States Gypsum Co. in Florida. Elizabeth Sharp is employed in Buffalo. Richard Sanford is working for R. C. Verbridge in Elba. Chester Ohs is registered in a C.C.C. camp in the west. Laura Brumsted is employed by Peterson Drug Co. in Oakiield. Harry Johns and Lloyd Bamm have been registered in a C.C.C. camp. Bernard Warner is employed in Bates Flower Shop in Oaktield. Donald Stevens has a position with the Standard Oil Co. stationed on the island of Aruba off the coast of Venezuela. Mildred Ingalsbe is teaching in a district school in Shelby. Richard Wolcott is the owner and manager of a dairy in Le Roy. Marriages : Cecile Richard with Albert Miller. Dominick Cusmano with Rose D'Alba. Ruth Hackley with Albert George. Gwendolyn Roth with Ray Mantel. John Patterson with Katherine Dymond. Margaret Merch with Beryl Knapp. Caroline Williams with Richard Beebe. Willard Ohs with Gladys Natzke. Mildred Shepard with DeWitt Zien. Thelma Whitney with Alva Kellar. Raymond Ingalsbe with Gladys Carpenter. Bertha Lewis with Howard Whitney. Lavern Ingalsbe with Gladys Van Aucher. Edward Carney with Marian Campbell. Births to members of the Alumni: To Anthony and Elizabeth Sutkins LaBue, a son. To Lloyd and Helen Speed Moore, a daughter. To Edward and Bernice Connolly Kriner, a son. To Charles and Lois Pask Shanley, a son. To Earl and Freda Crenan Greene, a daughter. To Harley and Marian Brayley Reed, a daughter. 27

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---------------------- ------------- Keuka College ALUMNI Alumni The annual meeting of the Alumni Association of Oakfield High School was held in the high school on June 29, 1938. Officers were elected as follows: President .,.......,.-.,.,.,,...-,.,.,.-...,,............. Wilfred Burton Vice-President .......... ,.... ..,.. .... E v e rett Bork Secretary and Treasurer .... ..... ........ J a ne Seaburg Executive Committee : Clare Buckel, Edith Starkweather, Bernard Carney, Rose Stark- weather, Leola Scott. The following news about members of the Alumni Association might be of interest. Those who have gone away to school: Charlotte Daniels Shirley Hint ...... Beatrice Nagel ...... Douglas Peterson Gerald Fuller ..... Pennsylvania State College --- ..... Rochester R. B. I. School ------- ---- Batavia Branch of R. B. I. Robert Dunlap .... .... - -- Esther Nyquist ..... .,,,-. - - Earl Warner ..,...,.. Ralph Rhodes -Y Jack Shilvock --- Elinor Searls ................ Alan Ingalsbe -- Virginia Forsyth Arthur Wolcott T Batavia Branch of R. B. I. Batavia Branch of R. B. I. -- Batavia Branch of R. B. I. ---- Geneseo Normal School -,------- Alfred University --- Ohio Wesleyan University ---- Ohio Wesleyan University --- Oswego Normal School --c------------------a--- Miami University Jennie Pilate .... ....... S tudent Nurse Marie Olmsted -... -- Herbert Long --- Clifford Long --- Maurice Phelps --- ..... ---- James Daley .... .... Tony Stornelli --- ------ Walter Deck .... ...... Edwin Wylaz C-- --- Michigan State '-College t Strong Memorial Hospital --------- Cornell University ---- University of Vermont ---- University of Vermont ----- Cornell University Bernard Carney .... ....... ........... S y racuse University Vernon Greene ....... ..... .......... - . --- Syracuse University ------------ Vocational School in Batavia --------- Bryant 8a Stratton Business College ., ........ ............. S pringiield College --- P. G. Course at Alexander High School 26



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l it INDUSTRIAL ARTS l l Industrial Arts In the school year of 1938-1939 the Industrial Arts Department of Oakfield High School set its course over the seas of knowledge in the good ships, General Shopwork Cadapted for high schoolj and General Metalwork Cfor advanced high school students.D Guided by recommendations of the State Department of Education and headed by their own student leaders acting as shop ofiicers, the crews of these two ships carried out programs of work which included mechanical drawing, public speaking, studies of information related to industry, as well as practice in manipulative skills and use of shop machinery. Veering from the routed course was permitted in order to allow participa- tion in the intra-mural basketball league, in which league the shop team per- formed creditably-and for a trip to the Metal Trade School in Batavia for the purpose of gaining a better understanding of how Vocational Education differs from Industrial Arts Education. Although the ships failed to find the port of Perfection they did reach many of their objectives during the search. In addition a basis was provided forflbuilding a more diversified program in the future for those who will follow in this study of how Industry may be better understood and utilized in better ways to serve our needs in present day civilization. 28

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