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

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liIHLS'lIHllH 5 bl M sk.. F Bfumsmd' - . P, - - C, , . goetz, J- Qul '?' M, churchm, - - ' D. Fldmger' M' d ui R- 51mPSon' Werner. N- . ' h J. Fidmgef' C Cope, C. Bene e .H le S. Bowen. L' ' Elm, Dtgeldenreick wl J. Caruso, . . R :C,, a . Back Row, D. l . F uni, 0 . . Lowe, . Third UW . 5 josey, T. Hale, M' W- k- Dean 0 ' A. Davis. F' Hale . R DeF1l1PP0' ' Front Row! E- 'C B' Thomgma I. Slusar. M' Deilmil, A. Elm. Second RUW' ' A. Peters' Legself, ' 3' ' N' G er d 1 . N. G06tZv . ' 1 F' Brumste , 5 'mia A Scroger, L. Brayley. C T 1 T 5, Meh, M. Demmer, H M, Sa ienza 1 Cl 1 ' . ' J, Bn 1 P . C f H Berg. R- Goetz' dnch, E. Peck, . 320 W. Tuckeh ' C. Hom, E' Wie D Vlatteo, R- Nlcome ' V Ianni .l ll lhamlduck. .l. lilosen. F' Slusm' December brings back the many memories of the Christmas Candleli ht S chorus made three tri t WBT ' ' ' g ervice. The girls in the ps o A in Batavia to sing on Genesee Area Schools Present -on February first they san some of their Christmas music, and again on A ril fifth. On November twenty-first a short Thanksgiving Concert was given. At the Christmas Candlelight gervice they sang Angels We Have Heard on High, She herds' Christmas Song, and Panis Angelicus. The girls journeyed to Corfu on May fourth and fifth fbr the county music festival. They also were heard at the Spring Concert on May twenty- fifth. Standing: M. Sapienza, W. Tucker, N. Glenn, N. Goetz, A. Elm, B. Beechler, L. Werner. Second Row: R. Simpson, C. Benedetti, G. Cope, B. Thom son, M. Lowe. Front Row: F. Brumsted, M. Buck, D. Carroll, FP. Slusar. SE IIJH GIHL5' E SE BLE Winter Wonderland brings back pleasant memories to the Ensemble, which has in- creased in size since last year Th 'l . e gir s made three tri to Batavia to sin on Genesee Area gghools Present over WTTA. At th Chr' ' ' e istmas Candlelight Service the girls sang Coventry Carol,' Wonderland, and Big Brown Bear. In February the girls sang South of the Border at a P.T.A Meeting, and at the close of the meeting a very effective We Thank Thee. 30

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B SEB LL A . DU 1145511 25s Albiofff May X Lelfooy x her: June X Alb' Y N ther 1 x Medifg N geree N :ao u,e,e' Standing: Coach Hamilton, D. Green, W. Palone, R. Walls, R. Blew, R. Matla, H. Blew. Front Row: S. 3 Ren, D. Choate, P. Cor- t belli, M. Zigrossi, L. lan- 1 ni, R. Ely, J. Acitelli. Once again in the spring, when a young man's fancy turns to baseball, O.A.C.S. found itself in com- petition in the A division in another sport-luasf-ball. Phe job of equaling last year's class B final- ists in sectional play proved difficult with the loss of several key play ers. Nevertheless Coach Hamilton fielded a team with two-thirds of the players havin had experience and prospects looked good for the l95l season. A tough schedule with A teams and Sie remainder with UB' schools kept the squad work- ing hard all spring. Practice- began early in the gym with conditioning and general baseball strategy being covered. TRACK Back Row: E. VanderKooi, A. Grehlinger, E. Newton, J. Needham, G. Moore, M. Diasio. Second Row: R. NlcGee, C. Caton, W. Boyce, R. Speed, T. Drew, W. Oakes, D. Hagen, J. Breckenridge, Coach F. Bubbs. Front Row: A. Par- adise, T. Meney, H. Oakes, D. Green, R. Kraatz, T. Czuba, C. Palmer. The track team is improving each year. lt is especially strong in the mile with Hill lloyccf, bounty Champion and record holder, who ran a 4.5 Dlllfi' as a sophomore, followed by 'Wilford Oakes and Richard Speed. ferry Drew, the county champion and record holder in the hurdles, will bf- the main stay in the hurdles and 220. The team is expected to im- prove and hecome quite a formidable foe. 32 A ,M ,, , ,,..4..