Oakfield Alabama High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakfield, NY)
- Class of 1954
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More than a century ago because of the many groves of oak trees 1n th1s area Pla1n Brook off1c1ally became known as Oakfleld A few of these or1g1nal oaks are st1ll stand1ng 1n and about our school d1str1ct In commemorauon of these venerable trees we have chosen the 'oak tree' as our theme for the 1954 ORACLE Because of 1ts useful and ornamental value 1ts nob1l1ty 1ts super1or strength 1ts longev1ty 1ts d1st1nct1ve beauty 1tS strong roots and the way 1n whlch the leaves cl1ng to 1ts boughs the oak seems an especlally f1tt1ng symbol of our school W1th the roots represent1ng the Board of Educat1on and the adm1n 1strat1on the trunk and branches repre Sent1'1g the faculty the buds leaves and acorns represent1ng the students the ORACLE Staff 'A' proudly presents the 1954 ORACLE Each leaf of the oak tree re presents a m1n1ature starch factory The power that runs th1s starch plant 1S ff l'U'lCtl06l MR HOWARD E BAIN Your cho1ce of a theme for the Oracle th1s year 1S most fortunate I say th1s because The Oak Tree can symbol1ze so much that 15 good I l1ke to th1nk that our Alma Mater has many of the qual1t1es of the oak When the oak starts as a seedl1ng lt meets w1th much compet1t1on from many th1ngs that would destroy lt Yet lt contxnues to surv1ve because It cooperates w1th 1ts env1ronment F1nally after many seasons of f1erce storms and gentle sunsh1ne lt becomes a sturdy tree whose fr1endly presence offers a pleasant retreat for those who seek 1ts shelter You as students have bu1lt those qual1t1es 1nto the very character of our school In all the many act1v1t1es of your da1ly school 11fe you have exh1b1ted cooperat1on loyalty frrendhness and an alert sp1r1t of wholesome compet1t1on These qua11t1es have helped to make our school one to wh1ch we one and all may po1nt w1th just pr1de and say I'm glad I'm pa t of O A C b It w1l1 always be a pr1v1lege a challenge and a pleasant exper1ence to be your educat1ona1 leader 6504, o o 0 o I , . 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X .X 3,. - O N N- -V I R RIGHT MRS FERN RICE Second Grade ,,,,- MRS VIOLET CROSBY Elemen tary Grades MRS GERTRUDE SWARTS Second Grade MRS ALICE SCHUE Frrst Grade MISS SUE ZAMBITO Krndergarten MRS EVELYN NEWTON Krnder garten MRS NEVA HICKS Frrst Grade MRS ELIZABETH JOHNS Frrst Grade MRS ELEANOR VAGG ,Q Frrst Grade MRS MARJORIE LUTZ, Elementary Grades MRS ADELAIDE WILLIAMS Second Grade CICU C f i ABOVE MRS IELIA BOYCE Fourth Grade MRS BEATRICE CAYEA Third Grade MRS GRACE DICKERSON Thlrd Grade MRS CYNTHIA WATHISTREET Elementary Grades MRS ARTA TRAVER Thud Grade MRS MARY MARBLE Elementary Grades MRS HELEN KLOTZBACH Fourth Grade MRS ELLA MANTEI Fourth Grade BELOW MISS ETHEL JASPER Elementary Grades MRS ANNA KOHORST Elementary Grades MISS AVIS MAXWELL Srxrh Grade MR ALTON OWEN Srxth Grade MRS RUTH PICKETT Flffh Grade MRS EUNICE SPEED Frfth Grade MISS Q MARY SULLIVAN Fifth Grade MRS RUTH HECKROTH Srxth Grade W 9 J V S 'J V' IIPZY' ABOVE MRS FREDA GREENE Grade Coordmator V27 Just as the so11 water travels upward through the trunk of a tree so the ground work of basrc know ledge and skrlls of lrfe rs trans mrtted through the mrnds of our elementary teachers lin THE HHH IS HH THHUHGH ITS STHLHIHHT IHUHH s ' : -3 J' . 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Q - YJ 'n RIGHT LEFT MRS DOROTHY MESSINGER Jumor Hlgh Marhemaucs MR FRANCIS SPENCER Junlor H1gh Engllsh Soc1a1Stud1es MR DANIEL OICLAK Jun1orHxghEng11sh MR FRED ERICK DASSON Jumor lllgh Scxence Marhe maucs MRS MONICA KANE Jumor H1gh Mathemaucs Soclal SIUd16S MISS GRACE MCALPINE .Tumor H1gh Soc1alStud1es ,- MR ROBERT BESWICK Sclence MR WILLIAM SCHULZE Marhemaucs General Sc1ence MR NORMAN SIDCUM Algebra RIGHT MR RICHARD HUTCHINSON HISIOIY MR SAM CERRI Enghsh ri Soc1aIStud1es MISS ANNE SCH NECKENBURGER Llbrarlan MRS EVA BARBER Englxsh Above the trunk are the ma1n branches of the oak symbo11z1ng our h1gh school teachers who help us to attam a better fuller more sat1s fy1ng exlstence on th1S earth Ihr .Ar-T Sri. CICU, LEFT MR JOHN CRONIN Commercxal MISS MARION CABORN Commercxal MISS ROSE SAPIENZA French Laun 8 THE UHH'S IHIGHIU IHHIH BUUGHS GIVE IT IIHHRHIITER , ' X 1 11 r.: J.. - I- 7 H V gif' ' A X - . af ' ' I I, A I ,f ' ' , 5, '- - A - Y , A ' ' 1 ' I ' V 1 f' ' I . E E ' 2 . 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JI I , 12 DHHS HBE HHUWH BU THE HCURHS THEN BEHR GEORGE AMES AMESY Hrs words are srmple But hrs meantngs are clear OAKLEAF Staff 3 Stagecraft Club 4 Wrestlrng Manager 4 RUTH BERG Never has much to say But IS very gentle rn every way Grrls Chorus 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Lrbrary Club l Future Teachers 4 ORACLE Staff 3 4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 4 Publrc Speakrng 4 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 2 Baseball 2 4 Bowlrng 2 Tennls 2 Soccer l 2 Archery 2 4 LAWRENCE BORDONARO BORF He ll get the problem rrght G Ames If rt takes h1m all the nrght Dramaucs Club fstudent drrectorj 2 ORACLE staff 3 4 OAKLEAF staff 3 4 Rrfle Club 3 4 Camera Club 4 Pubhc Speakmg 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Track3 4 Boys In Uamurals 1 2 FRANCES BRUMSTED FRAN Boys and grggles are a pau But she doesn t know whrch one to spare ORACLE Staff 4 OAKLEAF Staff 4 Dramattcs Club 2 3 4 Rrfle Club 3 Art Club4 F H A 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Ag Cheerrng 3 Volley ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 4 WILLIAM BUDENHAGEN BILL He that asks no questrons Isn t told a he Band 1 Rrfle Club 3 4 ORACLE Staff 3 4 OAKIEAF staff 3 4 Foot ball 3 Wrestlrng 2 9, Berg L Bordonaro W Buderthagen F Brumsted HHHHHS HHE THE SIHH HE THE HHH THE ITIHHEH UVEH Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 All-County Chorus 4g r T 2 aff. k'- T ' Iv QL, N17-...4 A Carroll Sv B Calnan A cam -ue. I Caruso L Corbellr ALVIN CAIN PAT Men of few words Are the best of men Mrxed Chorus 1 Stage Craft Club 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 3 4 BELVA CALNAN She rs gentle she rs shy But there rs mrschref rn her eye Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Grrls Chorus 3 All County Chorus 4 All State Chorus 4 F H A 3 Archery4 ALICE CARROLL MCGHEE sports and laughter she does excel But rn personalrty she rrngs a bell Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 fsecretaryj 4 Grrls Chorus 1 All County Chorus 3 4 ORACLE Staff 3 4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 4 fsecretary treasurerj 4 Leaders Club 1 2 3 4 fsecretaryj 2 ftreasurerj 3 KVICC pres1den04 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 3 4 Bowlrng 1 2 3 4 Badmrnton 4 Hockey 3 Tenn1s 2 3 4 Prng Pong 1 Soccer 1 2 4 JOSEPHINE CARUSO CUDIE I-ull of mrschref full of fun Grrls lrke Jo only one Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Qvrce pres1dentQ4 Grrls Chorus 1 All County Chorus 3 4 All State Chorus 4 ORACLE Staff 3 4 OAKLEAF staff 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club 1 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 fsecretaryl 4 Publrc Speakrng 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volley ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg l 2 3 4 Badmrnton 4 Hockey 3 Tennrs 2 3 4 Prng Pong 1 Soccer 1 2 4 LOUIS CORBELLI CORBY I m wrllrng to be convmced But I d lrke to see the person who can do rt Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 1 2 3 4 All State Chorus 4 Mrxed Ensemble 2 3 ORACLE Staff3 4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 Publrc Speakrng 1 4 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 4 Qvrce pres1dentj4 Art Club 1 2 Stagecraft Club 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 1 2 4 Boys Intramurals 1 2 HUB Illllllll BUIISIIIEHIIE IS THE THIIIE THHT ,, X ' H V, 1 x If : . . . : . In , X, Mm . . ' . D Y. n 3 I v . I ' ' C QQ . , . . . . ' ' : ' 'M' Library Club 2g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, I ' . C D ' I 1 r - IENNIE DIMATTEO A lrttle mrschtef by the way Is fme to sptce the passmg day Class Offlcer fprestdentj 3 Student Councll Representauve 4 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 All County Chorus 4 Twtrllng 1 2 3 ORACLE Staff 3 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Publtc Speakmg 1 4 Dramaucs Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club 1 2 3 4 fpres1dentJ4 Lrbrary Club 2 Future Teachers 4 fpres1dentj4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleadmg 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 3 4 Bowl mg 1 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Prng Pong 1 Soccer 1 2 4 Hockey 3 Badmmton 4 DAWN ELAINE FIDINGER A ltttle shy But she gets by Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 4 All State Chorus 4 Gtrls Chorus 1 2 ORACLE Staff 3 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Dramattcs Club 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Volleyball 1 4 Archery 2 3 4 Bowlrng 1 2 3 4 Badmmton 4 Hockey 3 Tennis 3 4 Ptng Pong 4 Soccer 1 4 Baseball 1 4 JUNE CAROL FIDINGER Smlles may come and they may go But grggles go on forever Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 1 2 A11 County Chorus 4 ORACLE staff 3 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Publ1c Speaklng 4 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Volleyball 1 2 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Archery 2 4 Bowltng 1 2 3 4 Badmrnton 4 Hockey 3 Tenms 3 4 Ptng Pong 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 BEVERLY GARRISON BEV Ithtnk that I shall never scan A tree as lovely as a man SCIVICC Unton fMCd1H3, 1 Mtxed Chorus 1 Gtrls Intramurals 1 MARILOU GOETZ. SCOTTIE lf you need any help Call on me MlXCd Chorus 2 3 4 Guls Chorus 1 All County Chorus 3 4 ORACLE Staff4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Art Club 4 Ltbrary Club 2 3 4 Story Tellmg Club4 F H A 1 2 3 4 fh1stor1anj4 Volleyball 3 Archery 2 3 4 Badmmton 4 Hockey 3 Tennts 4 Soccer 4 I Djjvlanbo D Fldingef S 1- M Goetz B Garrison HURTS llIHElI EVEHUTHIHG HSE FEELS GUUIJ' 1 Ftdmgef Lili. E Gross R Graves w Goetz if Nung- fi C Grower D Grower WAYNE GOETZ You thrnk I m qu1et'P Huh' F F A 1 2 3 4 ftreasurery 3 F F A Basketball 1 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 ROBERT GRAVES If grrls lnterfere w1Lh your work Qurt workmg fool Class Offlcerivrce presrdentj 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 1 2 3 4 All State Chorus 3 Muced En semble 1 2 3 OAKLEAF Staff3 F F A Basketball 1 Boys Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Volley ball 4 ELEANOR GROSS There 15 one thlng I like the most tn lrfe M m m cars ORACLE Staff 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 L1brary Club 2 3 4 Qtreasurerj 3 F H A 1 2 3 4 Qpres1dentj4 Art Club 4 Basketball 1 2 Ag Cheerleaclrng 3 Volleyball 1 2 Baseball 2 4 Archery 4 Badmmton 4 Prng Pong 4 Soccer 1 2 Bowlrng 4 CHARLES RICHARD GROWER DICK Serrous well hardly studrous someumes Athletrc Eh rnexorable Yea MIXCG Chorus 1 3 4 All County Chorus 1 3 4 Rrfle Club 4 DONALD GROWER I work and work and work some more what do I get more work' Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Ensemble HCUHIIS UF VHRIUUS HIHIJS ky If LEON HALAT Leave srlence to the sarnts But I m human OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Proyectron Club 1 2 3 4 fvrce pres1dentJ2 3 F F A 1 2 3 4 Qvrce pres1dentj3 fsecretaryj 4 F F A Basketball 1 2 34 Wrest11ng1234 WANDA HALE WANDIE She s a red head and IS tall Has she faults? None at all' ORACLE Staff 4 OAKLEAF staff 3 4 Art Club 4 Rlfle Club 3 4 F H A 3 4 fsecretaryj 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Badminton 4 Hockey 3 Tennrs 4 Soccer 1 2 4 Pmg Pong 4 DORIS HEIDENREICH DOTTY Of all the studrous people She IS the most studrous Class Off1cer ftreasurerj 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 G1r1s State 3 Band 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 All County Chorus 2 3 4 ORACLE Staff3 4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 fCd1lOl'J 4 Publlc Speak mg 4 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 1 Future Teachers 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 Bowlrng 1 Soccer 1 Basketball 2 4 CAROLE HORN HORNIE If there IS somethrng better than men Who wants 1t'7 Class Off1cer fsecretaryj 2 ftreasurerj 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 All County Cho us 3 4 Twrrlrng 1 2 ORACLE Staff3 4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 Publrc Speakmg 1 4 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Leaders Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cheer leadrng 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Badmlnton 4 Prng Pong 4 Soccer 1 2 4 Hockey 3 Bowhng 1 2 3 4 SHIRLEY IOSEY SHIRL My only books are men with looks Class Offrcerftreasurerj 2 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Grrls Chorus 1 2 Twirlrng 2 3 4 fhead twrrlerl 4 ORACLE staff 3 4 OAKLEAF swff 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Cheerleadrng 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Volley ball 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 1 2 Hockey 3 Tenms 3 4 Soccer 1 4 WDW ll- N If' Halat w Hale 'Y lr 3 nrelch ld S Josey C Hom D He e UUH 00l0H3: BLUE HND SIlVEH Marble D Marble 1. Klosen K Martin S lweli JANET KLOSEN With a snap and with pep and a heart full of fun Plus wisdom and wit ofa 100 she is one Class Officer fsecretaryj 1 2 4 National Honor Society 2 3 4 D A R Good Citizen 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Qsecretary treasurerj 4 Girls Chorus 1 All County Band 4 ORACLE Staff 3 4 Qeditorj 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Public Speaking 1 4 Dramatics Club 2 3 4 fpresidentj 4 Soccer 4 Bowling 2 4 Archery 4 Badminton 4 Volleyball 4 Tennis 4 Ping Pong 4 DONALD MARBLE DON My only books were woman s looks Band 1 2 3 4 flibrar1anJ2 Swing Band 2 4 All State Band 4 All County Band 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mixed Ensemble 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 1 2 3 4 All State Chorus 3 F F A 4 Projection Club 1 Z 3 4 fsecretaryj 2 Cross Country 1 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Bowling 2 3 4 F F A Basketball4 Volleyball4 Boys Intramurals 2 ELWOOD MARBLE WOODY The best way to get ahead Is to use the one you have Student Council Representative 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 1 2 3 4 All State Chorus 4 ORACLE Staff3 4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Stagecraft Club 2 3 4 ProJect1on Club 3 4 Public Speaking 4 Football 2 Boys Intramurals 1 2 KATHLEEN MARTIN KATHY Her voice was ever soft gentle and low An excellent thing in woman. ORACLE Staff 4- OAKLEAF Staff 3 4- Library Club 2 3 4- F,H.A. 1 2 3 4 ftreasurerj 3 4- Art Club 4- Basketball 1- Volleyball 1- Base- ball 2 4- Soccer 1 2- Badminton 4- Ping Pong 4- Archery 4- Bowling 4, SALVATORE MELI SAM 'Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep, Mixed Chorus 1- ORACLE Staff 3 4- OAKLEAF Staff 3 4- Dramatics Club 3- French Club 2 3 4 ftreasurerj 3 4. CRUP UF HCURHS, HEHIJU FUR THE HHHVEST ANTHONY MORETTI MARKY Lrsten my chtldren and you shall hear A crash a bang hats off Marky s car ts passlng near Dramatrcs Club 2 Football 1 2 Volleyball 2 Publtc Speakrng 4 HENRY MUDRZYNSKI HANK Henceforth I never wrll be Romeo Class Offrcer fpresrclentj 4 Natronal Honor SOCICIY 2 3 4 ORACLE Staff3 4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Qsecretaryj 2 3 fpres1dentj4 County F F A Offrcerfsecretaryj 3 fpres1dentj4 Football 4 Wrestlrng 3 4 fmanagerj 2 F F A Basketballfmanagerj ,ff 1 New York State Emprre Farmer Degree 4 'WF' fe- A MOISIU JOHN NEEDHAM Men of few words are the best men Stagecraft Club 3 4 Cross Country 1 Wrestlrng 1 ELLIS NEWTON JR PUNK Ill frnd a way or make rt F F A 3 4 Cross Country 1 Track 3 4 Football 4 Wrestllng 1 2 3 4 F F A Basketball 3 4 ROSE NICOMETO ROSIE Never trouble trouble Untrl trouble troubles you Glrls Chorus 1 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 3 4 ORACLE Staff4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 Dtamatlcs Club 2 3 4 Base balll 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Archer 1 2 Y 3 4 Bowllng 1 2 3 4 Badmtnton 4 Hockey 3 Tennts 2 3 4 Ptng Pong 1 Soccer 1 2 4 H Mudrzynskl I Needham R Ntcometo E Newton, Jr UUH FLUIUEH: Uflllllll HUSE 1 Quible gg!! A Ottaviano 1 K. Nye R' 1 I Roth G Scroger KAROL NYE What else is there good But to live and be merry? Rifle Club 4 Library Club 1 Drarnaucs Club 4 ORACLE Staff 3 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Volleyball 4 Badminton 4 Tennis 4 Ping Pong 4 ANTHONY OTTAVIANO DUSTY I-lis past is too deep to review His future too uncertain to foretell Class Offrcerfvlce presidentj 1 Band 1 2 3 4 fpres1dentJ4 Swing Band 3 4 All State Band 3 4 All County Band 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Mrxed Ensemble 2 3 All County Chorus 1 2 3 4 ORACLE Staff 3 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Qbusmess managery 4 Dra matics Club 2 3 4 Stagecraft Club 1 Camera Club 1 2 3 4 Public Speaking 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bowling 1 2 3 4 Boys Intramurals 1 2 JOAN QUIBLE Kind and sweet and exceptionally nice Band 1 2 3 4 All County Band 4 All State Band 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 1 All County Chorus 3 4 ORACLE Staff3 4 OAKLEAF Staff3 4 Dramaucs Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Library Club 1 Rifle Club 3 4 Ag Cheermg 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Badminton 4 Tennis 2 4 Soccer 1 4 IRENE ROTH She who is good ls always happy ORACLE Staff 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Publ1c Speaking 4 L1brary Club 2 3 4 French Club 4 Dramatics Club 2 3 4 Story Telling Club 4 Future Teachers 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Archery 2 3 4 Bowling 2 4 Tenn1s2 4 Soccer 1 2 4 GERALD SCROGER GERRY A little farm well-tilled a little bam well-filled little wife well-willed O give me give me, OAKLEAF Staff3 4- F F.A. 1 2 3 4 Qtreasurerj 2 freporterj 3 4- County F, F,A, Officer freporterj 3 Qsentinell 4- Boys Intramurals 1 2 3 4- Cross Country 2 3- Track 2 3 4- Football 4- Wrestling 1 2 3 4- Baseball 1 2 3 4- F.F.A. Basketball I 2 3 4- New York State Empire Degree 4. GHEHI UHHS Hilllll llllll HIIURIIS 6H0lll MARY SKOP SCOPIE' Good things come in small packages, Mixed Chorus 2' Girls' Chorus lg OAKLEAF Staff 3- Dramatics Club 2 3 4 ftreasurerj 23 Basketball 1' Volleyball 1- Bowling 2' Tennis 3,43 Soccer 1. JOYCE SLIKER Never having much to say Gentle and quiet in every way. Mixed Chorus 3 4' Girls Chorus QBataviaJ 2' ORACLE staff 3 4' OAK- LEAF Staff 4' Library Club 3,4' F,H,A, 3,4, DONALD YERGER DON l worry not for what s the use Worrying bores me like the deuce F F A 1 2 3 4 Qsent1nelJ3 QVICC pres1dentl4 F F A Basketball 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 DONALD YUNKER BEANIE He never seems to worry or fret But honor in school he s sure to get Class Off1CSl'fVlC6 pres1dentj4 Band 1 2 ORACLE Staff3 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 French Club 2 Public Speaking 4 Basketball 1 2 Volley ball 3 4 Boys Intramurals 1 2 3 NORMAN ZIGROSSI ZIGGIE There is no hope for this man When women are around Class Offlcerfpresidentj 1 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Student Councll President 4 Band 1 2 Swing Band 2 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 fpres1dentQ4 All County Chorus 1 2 3 4 All State Chorus 4 Mixed Ensemble 1 2 3 ORACLE Staff 3 4 Qbusmess managerj 4 OAKLEAF Staff 3 4 Public Speaking 1 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 Camera Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestling 1 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Boys Intramurals 1 A A4 :rx tsl sv in N Zigrossx D Yunker UUH HIHSBUT llIHllE Plllllllf Def .- . ' . , ,a ' ' M Skop it is in Pm 1 D Yefil-e 3 ' ef S g 4 4. - : D G . 1 I- . ' .. z ' , . 1 , , A : ML' ' .sz , I-L2 I . . . : - v I-Suker . W 1 ' 3' C 'W N .' I W . ' 4 . Q .ww ir ,xv 1 ' , A sfitnliii' , wt ' A lisg 'E ' ' 214 NN ., lt . , It . 5 cu.. I QI'll0I 0:5526 How does lt look M1ss Caborn'P Remember Sam and Henry the fork goes on the left -4 Srrule Blll' Everyone else 15 X --1 F That s a beaut1fu1 palnt J b 1sn't lt Mlss Jacobs? We're Iollowmg you Ruth m our handbooks of Enghsh 22 HEHHT TITUETD, THE STUHUU CURE UE THE TREE lsn't thls a Dangerous Assxgnrnent Mr Bebout'P Ore added No Jennle the Grand Canyon 1S not ln New York State What's so mterestmg Elwood f-xt' The most nfnportant thmg to cons1der m choocmg a career Don B111 Tom and Elwood absorbed 1n Lamb s ' Tales ffrom Shakespearel HCCEIHEU RINGS UF UHH, UEHHS UF GRIHIHH zap Ore 0,5625 M 'I t A1 mx' 5-5- Getwth t D sty' What was that you sa1d, Joseph1ne'P What's the matter, Carole -- afraid of it? Z4 LHUEHS UF BHIHBIUIH, THE VlIHl GRUUJIHG SEBTIUII Kpy eys wk o t Wa fiona .Honor ,Shciefg Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service - these are the ideals of our Honor Society. We are confident that young men and women having these qualities will be tomorrow's leaders. These I 'A l 'lf students are members because 'Q' they are in the upper third of their class and possess in scholarshi , the desire to learn and master in leadership faithful and unselfish guidance in character clean living and in service a cheerful willingness to help others Absent Henry Mudrzynski Elwood Marble agblfllfe .lac QPJ Physical and mental v1gor whole some personality helpfulness know ledge and leadership these the good teacher requires Believing this IHNOV ember l953 several Juniors and Seniors organized this Future Teachers Club They have studied the lives of great teachers learned about oppor tunities in teaching and fostered the de velopment of student leadership Thes ians Greek wdlird for actors denotes this group of seniors in terested indexeloping good posture habits and alert to any op portunlty for fun and experiences that may be stowed away among other pleasant mem ories of their school days Members ser ved on hospitality committees for guest personnel of assem bly programs through out the year and in the 5'0- Sprlng presented the play Spring Time for Patsy HUBLE DHHS III Flflll HIIU GROVE 25 . P ' ,J R i f ' . , . 5 ' 3 . . - a , l ' ' h- ' H 3 5 1 1 fi y poise, voice control, i L7 f I l d Q - E 1 -' if 5 ' ' 1 'af i Us , 7 . . . - I ' ' . . ' 5, D ' ' l . - - 'A A V 2 I . , l :X Q i l ? h,. - Ql'll0l .X4CflUl!lQ.'f We Three Kmgs of Or1ent Are Try agam Beame' aut1fu1Thesp1ans w o's the star'P Elg talk' Jhw Watch the double dr1bb1e Lou' We flnally won one' Smk xt Z1g' Y 1 Two more po1nts for Dust ' 26 GLEHIHHIG SHTIHU STREHKS, HIIRHUHS UF UHH 0 a 0 0 . Q .'xXx!r C ll ' ' ---ll A V' - ...X CI ,X , Y 1 i ', L ' ' x . Be ' ' , h . ug I f t T 1 .I 5, ,fav A -3 4' nv I 'x f ' ' ' , . ,nn BACK ROW Jerry Greene Carol Oakes, Betty Bostrom Helen Oles John Palmer, Richard Scroger, Edw1n Lowe, Bruce Mylles Melvin Klrlgdom Arthur J8l'1k1l'lS SECOND ROW Robert Newton Leon Kawacz Betty Vaughn, Carole Wagner, Darrell Hale Jens Smrth Glenn Matteson Donald Parker Duane Hutton Joseph Greene Donald Boyce Robert H1115 Rrchard Wickham FRONT ROW Gordon Fuller Mary Sinclair Barbara Grower, Sally Ballester, Nancy Cassrano Evonny Iaszko, Robert Klotzbach Barbara Qurble Marrlyn Schrldwaster, Jean Wrckham Janice Newton Lynn Goetz Glenn Hrlchey, Teddy Showler John Richardson SEATED Audrey Sturm president Robert Hale, vrce president Laura Grehlmger secretary Delores Scroger, treasurer Just as the black oak family re quires two seasons to mature its a corns, so, too, it may require two years to produce a senior and the Juniors are perhaps the half grown acorns found on the twigs after he ripe ones have fallen Among the memories of this our sprouting season will be the Voo doo dance on Friday, November 13 the buzzing excitement of getting ring styles and measurements, our endeavors to do our best in English so as to work with Mrs. Barber on some one-act plays, Arthur Jenkins attempt to organize a line to sign out at dismissal, the surprise tests in American historyg memorizing and reciting poetry in Englishg Bob ADVISORS: Mrs. Barber, Mr. Hutchinson Klotzbach's always closing nomi- nations in class meetingsg and fin- ally--carrying arches and ushering at Commencement. JUHIUHS - SPHUUTIHG HCUHHS S411 BACK ROW Wxlltam Hagen Davld Matteson Wayne Smrth W11l1am Wakeman John Tyler Herbert Long D1ane Greene, Mary Drck erson Donna Hale Mary Robert Z1gIOSS1 Scott Davls Octavxo Corbellr Edward Woodrrch Mllford Oakes Thomas Sage Ralph Bauer Roy McC1urg Donald Hall FRONT ROW LOUISE Cleszynskl Evelyn Parker Glenda Ste1n Carol Berg SOPHOMORE ADVISORS AND OFFICERS MISS Saprenza advxsor Arlene Dxlcher treasur er Scott Davls VICC presrdent Mr Schulze advlsor D1ane Green presldent Gary Gr1swold secretary 1 ...A Joan Moms, Juamta Guthrle Albertlna Anauo Gabuel Prlla Douglas Klosen Robert Chamberlarn ABSENT Harold Fry Carol Mooney Edward Krmer Denn1s Wrrght Claudme Meney Shuley Young Pearl Pearlson Elame Kenward 'fl' 1' BACK ROW Ronald Mayback Rrchard Bauer, James Hogle Vxncent Speed Leo Corbelh Robert Puma, Melvrn Osborn Roger Hale, Wllllam Walls SECOIND ROW Gary Gr1swold Arlene Dtlcher Beverly Rudge Gall Sklnner Betty Underh1ll Shlrley N1chols Bethley 'vlorr1s,E1eanor Stewart Carolyn Anderson FRONT ROW Cllfford Scroger Roger Chamberlaxn Donna DeW1tt, Carole Lyons ABSENT Kenneth Green 28 SUPHUHIUHES FLHHIIHG TURBHES UF HUTUIHH Q 'f'?-ff' . ' l ' 4 ' ' C G: . Xl .fl 4 ' . ' - ' 9 . . in -' 'l ' 1 ' , ' 9 ' . A W , , f . .dx V ., 'r ' ' A I I a . ,Q . . . 1' Q ' L . ' . . - 5 t Skelton. SECOND ROW: A 'P 4 S, . .. . ' 1 V 1 t 5 1 9 V I 1 I I X D . , 'It v I I U - if . ' ' . i - , - I I U I U I I I I I I I I ' FRESHMAN ADVISORS AND OFFICERS: Jack Silvernail, presldentg Mr. Cerri, Miss Caborn, advisorsg Joyce Moore, secretary: Elaine Knapp, treasurer. Absent: Donald Gray, vice-president. Raymond Betters BACK ROW Donald Gray DaVld Scharlou Peter Rosone Davld Carey James Rehm Ronald Anderson Rrch ard Kabel Sherwrn Bowen Robert l-lardmg SECOND ROW Ann ette Krrner Marlene Base Joseph Scopano Rlchard Palone Davrd Wakeman Teddy Splecher Ray Cranston R1chard P111a Cort Fuller Lee Breckenrldge FRONT ROW Ida Paoluccr Anne Bendlct Mary Lrttle Helen Mudrzynskr Elame Knapp Betty Pursel Erma Ess Elaxne Osborn Myrna Damels El1zabethCorbel11 Barbara Ohs ABSENT Catherlne Thompson Robert Vaughn BACK ROW R1chard Allen Enrrco Nanm Harold Blood, Robert Chart Wesley Putuon Jack Sllvernall Allan Rademacker Roger Kraatz Douglas Per fxtt Davrd Bradt srscoxp Row Shrrley Green Rose Roth Luc1a D1IN13Lll'O Eleanor Washburn Grace Rlchardson Joyce Ors1n1 L1ll1an Scopano Pamela Garrxson Roger Palmer FIRST ROW P3Il'lC1a Long Rosemary Fedrrgon Jane Balfour, Evelyn Falker Carol Hollabough Dowden Rlchard Baxter Ronald D Alba Gary Cox Joyce Nloore Nlanlyn New ton ABSENT Elmer Cox Davld keller FHESHIHEH VEHIlHl CHHUPU UF SUHIIHER Carol s , if ' x 1 1 I 1 1 , - 1 1 Y 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 . , . x 1 1 1 - . , I E ,,,, , , . , . . 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' , ' f 1 I l 9 A 1 A L 1 1 - 1 BACK ROW Herbert Harmer Leslie Pulrllion, John Jaszko Frank Skop, Leonard Kingdom Richard Chugg, Carl Palmer LaVerne Underhill SECOND ROW Lawrence Ferris Ruth Wiedrich Mary Scroger Margaret Martin, Sandra Carroll Connie Greene, Shir ley Rademacker, Jud1th Whit ney FRONT ROW Mr Daniel Olczak, teacher Dou glas Dean, Stanley Dudek, Raymond Ztgrossi, Joan Merkle, Alice Rosone Beverley Lowe, Jerry Borkholder Joyce Snyder, l BACK ROW Roger Helden reich, Larry Klotzback D vid Starkweather Gerald Hale Leo Goodie Thomas Jenkins, William Adams, William Draper THIRD ROW Charles Say Joseph Ambrose, Richard Ganshaw Bernard Court Norman Dusen SEC OND ROW Mr Frederick Dasson teacher, Winton Scroger, Duane Scroger Lorna Walker Delores McCoy Ruth Bowen Patricia Mylles Rhoda Dickens Judrth Unger FRONT ROW Thomas Lowe Paul Casper, John Wolff Catherine Rosone Lucille Zrgrossi Mary Thompson, Patricia Palone Joan Williams, Theresa Taylor Arlene Reeger Sylvia Matteson ABSENT Priscilla Radka, Lois Bischoff Donna Hunt Jeanette Sage. ABSENT: Peter Vendetta Donna Beechler, Eva Austin. BACK ROW: Thelma Baubie Jennie Paolucci, Barbara Shamp, Y vonne Krause Norma Reitz, Jerry Scroger Ronald Thompson, Lowell Marble. SECOND ROW: Anthony Cusmano, Edward Reegar, John Williams, James Stevens, William Ruth, Dou- glas Paille, Harley Ess, Ger- ald Parker, James Anderson. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Monica Kane, teacher, Mary Dudek, Catherine Cassidy, Barbara Vania, Barbara Howe, Vivian Yerger, Virginia Cranston, Ruth Benedict, Barbara Leggett, Lois McClurg. ABSENT: Loren Hall, Charles Washburn, Fred Smith, John Kabel, Maggie Dozier. 30 BRHUE EIGHT - lUHISPERIIIG LEHVES BACK ROW Kermrt Demmer Raymond Reak, Kelvrn Brs choff Terry Smart, Russell Betters Davrd Luthart, Ron ald Starkweather, Donald Ganshaw Gene Snyder The dore Shultz SECOND ROW Mtss Grace McAlprne teach er Joan Kozrel Carol Ste venson Brenda Dennrs Frank Newton, Robert Sharpe Law rence Slusar, Royal Barley Josephrne Corbellr Betty Base Manlyn Ruth FRONT ROW Benjamrn Shoemaker Francrs Wrllrams Rrchard Benben Sammy Manes James Rossney Roberta Osborn Donna Calnan Sharon Brown Lanette Bray ley Carol Fuller Sharon Kabel ABSENT Sandra Cayea Conn1eSm1th Leaburn Marrs Beatrrce Rltter BACK ROW Charles Peck Gaylord Cayea Rrchard War ner, Edward Baker Douglas Hale Ronald Martrn Donald Sage Wrllram Anderson Ralph Parsons Gary Bauer THIRD ROW Bernard Blew Darwm Hale Wllham Meney Wayne Dor1n Darrell Green Roland Thompson Lawrence OND ROW Mrs Dorothy Mes srnger teacher Ann Puls, Car ol Scroger Doreen Brschoff Dranne Covey, Betty Kmg Penrna Pearlson, Darlene Hale FRONT ROW Florme Smart, Carol Meyers JoAnn Orsrm, Jennre Foderaro Jeanne Gersler Bonnre Lewrs Edrth Baker Carol Bulmore, Norma Bowen, Carol Burton, Betty Lyons Lots Wagner, Sharon Newton Reed GHHDE SEVEN RUSHING LEHVES BACK ROW James Powell, Rob ert Say Neal Dodge, Allyn Baubre Lyle Johnson, George Baker Alexander Bostrom Lawrence Bartholf John Beals Alfred Wrlllams THIRD ROW Edward Drck, Stephen Gabrrel Bruce Vanra Gerald Long Rob ert Whrtcomb SECOND ROW Lergh Ann Pok, Jane Harrush Jeanette Tamrla Joan Wood stock Antornette D1Salvo Nan cy Carey Glorra Dean FRONT ROW Nlr Francrs Spencer, teacher, Janet Sumerrslu Shu- ley Peters Carol Davts Pam cra Goetz Glorra Greennaan Loretta Dunham Mar1onCusman0 ABSENT John Chamberlam Mrtchell 31 r - I t . . 0- 1 . f ' - - i, !. ja . ' ' z-- ' 1' 1 1 1 ' A , I A 7 ' fy .' ' 'P T ' A . ' . a . . I, :. 0 ' X A . ' '. -' 3 f' 1 T 1 I I 3 u U 4 9 I I I I i 5 s White, Wayne Moore. SEC- I ' D 6 V V' I 1 f P-. . , ' i Lv, ,l , I . - . I . - , I 1 Q ' I - xl 1 ' ' . . . - I I E , ' . . A ' 1 M 1 r . ' l 1 . . . . ' I , 'E 'I I I A 9 .- BACK ROW Norman Gallup Gary Radernacker, Paul Slu sar Jerry Warner Davrd D1 Salvo Anthony Stornellr Jos eph Sulrmowrcz Lou1s Lang James Sanford John Chudy THIRD ROW Mlchael Choate Charles Ottavrano SECOND ROW Loretta Rrnehart Mar garet Whrtcomb Lucrlle Rertz Ann Landen Jean Weth enan, Suzanne Budenhagen Nancy Splecher Sally Flsher FRONT ROW Mrs Ruth Heck J Ball rorh, teacher Grace Hankm son, Carrre Krng Joanne Boat fleld Lrnda Vallese Martha Waye Evelyn Baker, Carolyn Sholes Carol Reed Gall Ca1n Joy Smart Rrchard Frsher Joseph Barclay Ralph Wheeler, Clyde Easton, Bayard Falker Ronald Cran fr1n1, Drno G1ordano, Ira Hale SECOND ROW Nancy Wag ner, Elonne Pursel Karen Pender Mary Calus, Larry Johnson, Raymond Meney, Da v1d Readrng, Brlly Betters Thomas Greene FRONT ROW Carolyn Smrth Dlane Ehrmentraur Mary Alrnda Schultz Drxre Carroll Ethel Kelly Elame Mowers, Mane Rosone Suzanne Whrte, Lrnda Martmo Mary Walls Mr Alton Owen teacher ABSENT Brlly Moore, Lyle Smart, Wayne Matla BACK ROW Bruce Scroger Paul Walker, John Klehn Flo rence Mowers Mary Ann Clan frmr Jeanette Whrrney, Don na Ross Ann Hardrng, Peggy Moore SECOND ROW Ger ald Wredrrch John Mrkola Jczyk, Rrchard Dutton, Evelyn Washburn Barbara Scroger, Joyce Lewts Josephrne Fodera ro, Wrrufred Lrttle Sharon Easton Judy Nye Sharon Smrth FRONT ROW James Tyler, Gerald Grazloplene, Peter Fedrlgon, Fredrrc Clan fum Joseph Cardlnalr Rrch ard D'Alba, Mary Kelly, Wrlda Reeger, Joan Goetz, Mrss Avrs Maxwell teacher. ABSENT Patrrcra Luthart, Rrchard Lyons. ,Z HRHUE SIX UHFULDIHG LEHVES Q- I , 1 I , '. . . ' - M A 3 ' N . f , . L Q f , ' 4, V 1 . ' Z 4 y ' . I I x ' ' I - ! W . f , ' it A I I ' ' f if f - Avg ' , S v , - A , ' , ,' ly . . 1 41 . 1 l ' - 5 ' Q I n 4 - I I . U I I I I A I ' BACK ROW: Douglas Urtel, ' I ' I 1 . . . . at f . . , , I n . - 1 . ' I . ' . . . ' . : '. 4 f , ' I . ' ' . ii ' 5 ' , . A A. VI r : , - . . . ' BACK ROW Wtlllam Ehre mentraut Davrd Gray Don ald Welch Vrctor Corbellr Robert Dowtng Burton thony W ayne Dunham Eu gene Kedzlerskr Charles Meyers Arthur Roggow Jack Baxter SECOND ROW Eu gene Sulrmomcz Lorrarne Arnold Susan Drckens Ray mond Barclay FRONT ROW Mrss Mary Sullryan teacher lylarjorre Baker Nancy Luth art Sharon llale Arlene Bradley Dorothy McCoy W anda Sage Nlarrlyn Jaek ett Connre Wrlson Marcra Kenoch Beverly Ross Anne Warner ABSENT Brenda Marrs Alan Soane +I 1 L GHHDE FIVE TENDER GREEN EHUES BACK ROXN Frank lung Ber nard Thompson James Boat fteld Phrlrp Naas Fredertck Danson Guy Poole Srdney Austrn Stephen Felton Gary Surnerrskr Davtd Easton SECOND RON Larry Dams Cerald Nesbrtt Lester Butler Nlarvrn Betters Ellrott Avery FRONT RON Nlrs Rutnlfre kett teaeher Anne lxrnb dom Dtane llunt Jane Hale Jean Long Beulah Sawyer Betty Brrnkman June Smoelx Jean Butler Evelyn Gallup Nancy Brumber ABSENT Joanne Sumerrsler BACIR ROM Melvrn lenapp Davrel Derek Norman Punta James Dres Jack llarture Dayrd Lundmarlr Rot altl url bert Gregory Poole l tr y Rrce SECOND ROXN Elarne Scroeer Sarah St Joln June Trtus Terry Frazer Eddre Dr Salvo John Grordano Btbby FRONT ROXN Nlrs Eunree Speed teaeher Joyee yy rrpht Baubre Jar et Xloorv. Nata tt lxrrner Lrnda Sunrerrslrr Jeux ette L anshayv Nlareot lxtr ot R Nlarjorle B vrdrnaro June Ball ey Charlotte Putrllron SENT Charle Lx ons llele Washburn BACK ROXN Raymond Reed Carlton Stewart Davrd Bart holf Gary Sanford Robert Mrckalak Robert Lundmark Danny Hale Denn1sC1anfrrn1 SECOIND ROW Rene Hensel John Brtcker, James Kraus FRONT ROW Judy Messtnger, Judy Covey Karen Hale Shu ley Bradley, Evelyn Nesbrtt Ess1e Bean Evelyn Krrner Barbara Rrce Dtane Skop Kathertne Blood ABSEINT Nlrs Ella Nlanter teacher B-tCK RON John D1Salxo Robert Grazroplene Earl Roth Joseph Casstdy Joseph Dem mer Joan Breckenrrdge Judy Seaburg SECOND ROW Mrs Lelta Boyce teacher Joan Cuprcha Lrlllan Ruth Car leen Poole Glorra Howard Lourse L veno Patrlcra Nor conk Jud1thPuttll1on Janrce. Sunrrcker FRONT ROW Ma rre Baubte Nrrldred Boatfreld Carol llarnlsh Sally Bruno Joann Bordonaro Gary Carn John Krause, Rrchard Stevens Karen Srmpson, Mary lrwtn SENIT Betty Doward Norma Krng Rebecca Dowden Dorothy Moore BACK ROW Alan McGee Rlchard Baker Edward Carney Raymond Kremer Harry Dun ham Cra1gcD1al Ronald Gresler Frank lrwtn Gary Srmpson LebertPuma SEC OND ROW Sharon Drklatteo Judy Wlutcomb Elarne Dusen Phylhs Carroll FRONT ROW 'xlrs Helen Klotzbach, teach er Barbara Nloore Darlene Warner JoReba Bordrnaro Helen Parkrns Marte Cusma no Ltnda Scopano Sharon Bork Dons Bulmore Nancy Rosone Delma Hunt AB ABSENT Dorothy Baker, Beatrtce Austrn, Dav1dW1ll1ams GHHDE FUUH - STRUGGLIHG SHUUTS I I y , v 1' I v - ,il -' .X . 2 . I I I I 'I I V I , , 1 - . : . , L v ' . ' 1 .1 V ' ' '. 3 3 D Q vw' i . , AV ' L r 1. - ' 4 r A ' , I ' I A 5 I - r Y , . fr 'V ' Q f'i.. .5 I , - ' 1 401 --11: K ' r y l - ff 't 1? A V , ll t are t 1 A I 0 - A 1 . ' , . ' - 7- Y . y , Robert Briney, Edward Arnold, y - I V I A I I Y A . , . , . , 1: U I I I - Y I , A I I I . ' , l . , U A . A I' n Y Y A, .: . I I I 1 ' I . ' V, ,, I I I ' , '.'l.l , . . . no , '. . ' , . l A I U 1 I - r ' 1 44 ye, , Y I . , - A .Al f V 1 , . . , , J Q W , 4 . A Z ' .7 , A, X . ' .Q I 1 I lr r Y 4 '. R. f -A r 1 A ' - I 5 JY I - . ' N 'ar My' A, : I . . , . , . f J BACK ROW Jay Hale Mar celene Fox, Marylu Smrth V1rg1n1a Neff Roger Grazro plene, Robert Johnson, Cheryl Gersler Lrnda Scroger SEC OND ROW Mrs Grace Drck erson teacher Danny Bragg Ines Zaffran Judy Bryar, Car ol Matteson Ronald Spears Margaret Fulcomer Paul Dodge Joseph D Alba FRONT ROW Glenn Smart Sharon Fcrrrs Tommy I-Iod gms Robert Frtus Connre Meney W1lburW1111ams Andrew Zrgrossr Donald Dral Sammy Baubre ABSENIT Andrea Radka lb 3-f uf! Kenneth Jackett, Glendalee Rumble Gary Dean, ABSENT Robert Drasr rrs, Barbara Moore GHHDE THREE-FULL GHUIUII BUUS BACK ROW Joanne Barclay Judy Hale Raymond D1Salvo Puscrlla Nerlsen Mrs Bea tnce Cayea, teacher Sandra Johns FIFTH ROW Harry pano, Freda lyrrght FOURTH ROW Carlton Srlvernarl, N ar garet Beuler Elarne Buccerrr Curus Drckens THIRD ROW Sandra Coe, Terry Marsham Judy Powell Donna S1lver narl Brlly Cartwrrght SEC OND ROW Recy Doward Clara Kelly Alan Falker FRONT ROW Gerald Cox o Suzanne Kelley Brlly Xlor BACK RON Mr Artamcsra Trax er teacher Jan NN rtkoyx skr Susan Covey, Dean Moore Leslre Fogal Davrd Tamrla Drane Kenward Ronald Ko walczysld Sandra Scrogtr Bunxo Langston SECOIND RON Raymond Caron Car leen Hrlchey Raymond Cran frrnr, Etta krtanrlr Robert I-lartwrg, Roberta Roggoxt Lrnda Luthart Gary Jacltttt Frank Butler Janet Demmtr FROINT RON James Baxttr Deborah Stlrulze Dayrd Polt Candace Peterson Sandra 35 : ' - v 1' ,. f -- . ,, . H , 'Ln h D - 1 ' - ' l 9 1 'L I - . . . ,. , .' . s . , . . 5 f ' , .' - A V, M . . . .. , . . . 1 4 . . I , . r Z V . 'E L 7 1 97 1 '. .M - .. h ' I I 1 I ' I I A I . f, , Zigrossi, Patsy Fry, Judy Sco- ,. X- ' : ' ' .1 - ,N -V I , ,, . . ,- I . ' - In . , , I 0 - I I I . . . : ' . 1 Z A - , ', ' 'I ' :HL .2' -. PL ,, 1 ': s. Y 'I '- I ' I .' l V I . ' . A , . , , - .s '. ' ,t ' . Y u , 7' - - . ,.' 1, , ' 5 y vl V I , 'X I I I I 0 ' 'Z s -.V , I 's N., v .' , , ' , I I U 'b' BACK ROW Nlary Greene Nlrchael Cleveland Brlly Derck Rrchatd Bry ar Kay Nletkel FJFTH ROW Vtnette Gann Bonnle Dlxon Fatth Szenttntklosl James Gltck Susan Jaszko FOURTH ROW Nlrs Gertrude Swarts teacher Jean Smtth Edward Gabrtel Betty Rrnehart Ann Powell THLRD ROW Ronnle St John Rtchard Scroger Susan Sturm Bey erly Mullaney Davtd Bos trom SECOND ROM Lloyd Harntsh Donnte Ehrmentraut Stephen Rosone Retda Whtt comb Charles Roth FRONT ROW Patu Waye James Kessler Eltzabeth Brtcker James Dtal BACK ROV! Cheryl Hawley Donnette Sunrtcker Teddy Ktng FIFTH ROW wayne Nletser Gaye Caln Ronald Ehrmentrout Karen Klehn Gladys Sullrvan Nlrs Fern Rlce teacher FOURTH ROW Patr1ckKlng Loutse Long James Nloldenhouer Joyce Grazloplene Jack Wolf THIRD ROW Teddy Kedzterskt Andrea Potter Larry Ktrkpatrtck Dorothy lxltchalak Betty Jean Llttle Patr1c1aG1lbert SECOND ROM Roland Reed Carol Fedrtgon DarrylSchue Barbara Ltz Day1dCarmtchael FRONT ROW Jane Grrfftths Charles Becker Esther Ntchols ABSENT Carolyn Court BACK ROW Charles Baxter Patrlcla George Rose Cupr cha Raymond Smith Mrs Adelarde. Wtlltams teacher FIF TH ROW Patrtcta Pursel Gary Bordlnaro Sharon Stew art Gall Sawyer FOUR ROW Thomas Wolfe lrenc. Nlarttno Ruth Arnold Carol Baubre Norman Smtth THIRD ROW Wllllam Nlessln get Carol Dewey Rtchard Caton Anthony Cusmano Theresa Rapone SECOIND ROW Randall Dennts Joyce Howard Katherme yy ether-wax www 7 It Wesley Kltt, Dean Radamacker FROINT ROW Danny Marchtolt, Barbara Boatfleld, Mtchele ' annl, Judy Phelps 36 P as ,: w- - X at V 1 1 Q' ' A . ' , v 4, .- ,, 'Fix V ' , , T, ls .1 I 1 I 1 , 14 V- ' 'Q Q fix- J I '-,I's+q. C T . , nv- . 4. il I V Qian X: Y' --' 'D ,, -' ' ' V9.5 -, -... 1 1 ' 1 I , A . - A J.. ' L' 1 , V V i V ,A ' . ': ' ' ,V I I I 3 u A 1 - . , . TH : . , A . - 4: . ' 4 'ix , A-, BACK ROW Walter Tadusz 'vlrs Eleanor Vagg teacher Douolas Coole Sam Coe Mar Arnold Dorts Hovvard Glorra Dt frore THIRD ROW Douglas 'viatla Robert Rogfoxv Florrne Van Buskrrk Paul B tters Julra Demmer Flame Krng Janet Moore SECOND ROW John Scopano Tornn Younr, Rebecca Krtanlk Barbara Glrck Vrctorra Saw er Joan Nlartrno Lmda Caton FRONT ROW Rrck Fogal Chrrstrne Beuler Cecelra Goetz Darleen Gooshaw Xlrchael Falker Carol D Angelo Thomas Mrller i K gl I 1' 'iff --ar-'-' '4 BAC K ROW Joanne Casranno Llnda War ner Charles Mahn Mrs Alrce Schue teacher James Gabrrcl Jeanne Robb Drckre Moore Clara Br son Bonnre Burr THIRD ROW Jefirex Wolf Rollte Met on nell Garv Hunt Ivanov Gray Jeanlul comer Lrnrna Jean Rceber JoAnn Szentmrklosr SECOND ROW John Otta vrano 'xlarwer Bartholf Karen Sulrmowtca Lrnda Vrncent Cornelra Reed Dale Hare Gar Scrober FRONT ROW Wavn Speed Davrd Hunt, Beverlv Casper Johr' Mrchalak Charleslrwrn Drckte Roth Gar Drckrnson BACK ROW Garv Whrtner Susan Fava Marbaret Cassrano, Lrnda Dowrng Mrs Eltaabeth Johns teacher Suzanne Bowen Rob n Radka Paul Kowalcz R THIRD ROW Robert Derck Carol Baker lo Blood Bonnre Patterson, Frank Kellx Bettx Lrgrossr Robert Moore SECOND ROW James Robb Judx Hale, Wavne Goodwrn Mar Ann McEntee Steven Mowers Vrctor Irwrn Davrd Lrttle FRONT ROW John lunker Eleanor Hale Patrrcra Vercruvsee Ronald Bragg Ed ward lveff, Thomas Hankrnson C arence Sumerrskr ABSENT Patrrcra Lang Kcrth Soanes BACK ROW Carol Hrlchcv,Tommv Snnth Lourse Marte Cerrr llatrrcta Johx s Karl er me Scro er Yvonne Cardrnalr Carrrnne Martrno THIRD ROW Donna Dean Su san Cartwrrbhr Gall Dtlvlatteo Bonnte Ons Susan Bruno Annre Doward Agnes Austrn SECOND ROXN Mrs Neva Hrcks teacher Cnarles Sage Claudra Cleveland Stes e Averv, Melod Hale, Anthonv Martrno FRONT ROW John Pursel Judv Scharlou James 'vloore Garv Butler Jerrlvn Pouell Barbara Nrelsen, Wrllram Needham ABSEYT Larrv Ferns GHHDE UHE EHIBHUU SHUUTS 37 : , . . 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' -J l BACK ROW Nlre ExIlvn'xuvron N11 Sm Zambilo teachers THIRD ROW Linda Lang Charlea Gray C,aryPurSe11 Bert 3 Wicks Diyid Balonek Barrx Plug Gloria Furis Donald Clculand Joyee Nlanea Ann Dcmmer Wayne Sehiaxi PIUIGOOLJWIII George Bryson Robert Nloore Iirry Howard Edward Cassidy Dana Woleorl Cn-l11HOdblIlS Carol Baker SECOND ROW Bucrl R y ree Laura Jean lnlmy Lloyd Miller Fmdrick Wolfe Phyllis MeC,oy Ruby Doward Larry Gielser Barbara Weber Shirley Brinkman George Scharlou lxarhl4enBaker Eineatine Bradley Shirley Holly Sally Barrett FRONIT ROW Robin g y is er arper Bean Evelyn Biddle kenneth Yunker Lawain Knapp Barbara NleEnru. Nlarilyn Clark Brenda Baker Sandra Bragg ABSEINT Clifford Currier Gerald Currier Clifford Eaaton Linda Cayea Row Mary Hale B aro raaio plene Shirley Shnld Sheila Whitromb Donnie Kell Teddy Ianni JalnLsC.ard1nali SamSLopano William Hilche 5 Susie Sanford Donald Cupieha FOURTH ROW Barbara Hartrick Duane Ayers JohnCalus Harr1erBaxtIr Judy Hender horr Rob rr Gann ChrraryI Peteraon Timothy Kaehelrneyer Dalmo Laffran Linda Geiss Jam s R M k L oss ar Moseo Robert Kraus Robert Simpson THIRD ROM Diane Smith Margo Waye El1zabethHunI BOIlIl1LBOEiIf1C1d Donald Nlarte on Angela N10 elli Miehacl Iippold Dale kilt Linda Hudenreieh Gary Ligrossi William Brxar SEC OND ROW Sharon Xuatherwax John Caaper Chri une Nanni Ingrid Nlulson Layerne Lear Ma J D A 1 ry o e ngeo Thornas RI ading, Barbara Sage FRONT ROW Maria Tambe, PaulBosLrom, Iameswigton, Lee Palmer ABSENT Bonnie Hynscl, Robert r,0v111 ACR ROW Misa Sun Zarnbito Nlrk EyelxnNLwton leachrr: FIFTH ROW PamelaK1ng HOWardCarter C IG HIHUERGHRTEH - PRECIUUS lllllf GRUlUIlIB PUIHTS .a............f- ,N Y Y ' A 'V , r 1 r '-- --e- --7 L U . 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AV 'I A J , f . i ' v I 38 BACK ROW Jo ce Nlrlls Rerva Brunnrng LeAnn Mrlls Dean Schaal Conn1eBucklex Trudx Merkel Beth Snell Joanne Wtll Penn Graves Joan Andrews, Mrs Mar1or1eLutz, teacher THIRD ROW Lee Graff Llo d Smrth Kenneth Wrckham, Dale Schaal Tomm Kabel Tlmmy Pa ne SECOND ROW Kevrn Carlrsle Davrd Allen, Brll, Ixewton Waxne Lonnen James Mx ers Gall Bra,le FRONIT ROW Irene Wrll Bette Bordrnaro ABSENT Elarne Sumerrskr BACK ROW Lrnnea Olsen San draN1ers Mrs Nlar Marble teacher Robert Wrll Rrchard Lawton Charles Burtol, Mrchael Wrll THIRD ROW Donna Ho ward Barbara Mrlls Tonr Merk el Bonme Schaal Nancx Lonnen JO ce Smxth SLCOND ROW James Isabel Lrnda Thompson, Ruth Sax Peter Wrll Damel Klosen Douglas Moore Keneta Mrrrax FRONT ROW Sandra Kabel Shrrlcx Allen, Terrx Beals Charles Bordrnaro, Donald Allen SISMCIICZIIISIS ABBENIT Bexerlx Smrth BACK RON Jrll Beals Norma Howard Nlrss hthel Jasper teaeh cr SJCOIND ROW Nancx Kabel Mar aret Buckle Donna Ferris John Borkholder Robert Nlrlls FRONT ROW Sherrrejachson Mar lull 'xorrnallarker ar Sue Ra ne Jeanne Bauer James Newton ABSENT Danlel New ton Bexerl Charnberlau ELEIJIEHJHHU SCHUUlS-- FRINGE UF UHJHIHS 39 BAC lx ROW Ratliele Peatlson llatrrtta hofiel Marjorie Xangwlin Iolin btro er, Norman Vandetkoor Gar Neuron, lxlreliaellnealsbe Penelo we Xanhlin, 'xlrs Xiolet Crosb teaelier Lex Gilbert Jenette Xewton SFCOXD ROW Susanne New ton lxober Fuller N1arkClicrniack lNehorr1a Pearl son, Carol lxoziel Daxicl O Dell Loreen Shoemaker Susan Riehardson FRONT ROW James Blackman Patricia Scro get Patrieia Cratto Nlar Lou Rttliardson JoAnn Ostrandet BACK ROW: Nlrs. 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' ' 5H'ff fi'3''K'A74?V?i-V5 'k'w u I ' A 1 A '--'1' 9 ' V-A.. ' 'A ' ' 'iff' '--',e fg -V J ' ' -' I 1.57, I- . ' I II . i f-1 iw' ' - - II .- I II,IIV -- II. I -VIl'g - .. A A +V: V A -kin? -,'. ' 'A .... -V 'Z' -VA' I Ij,II2 g- ' I , JSIIII ' 75 ,A 1-4 v rl E Vx R , V' R wx N1 0I'll0I' an BACK ROW W Walls A Ottavrano R Puma A Jenkins L Corbellr D Marble G Hale R Betters R Hale FOURTH ROW K Green S Davis P Rosone M Osborn A Rademacker A Sturm C Scroger L Klotzbach G Pllla THIRD ROW V Speed S Bowen N Reitz S Matteson D Dean R Baxter D Hale D Hall J Klosen SECOND ROW G Skrnner M Skelton F Skop R Klotzbach M Newton P Pearlson B Qurble D Parlle R Kraatz J Smith Mr Josef Rice Director S Josey J D1Matteo FRONT ROW T Jenkxns J Qulble R Zrgrossr J Snyder B Leggett D Hunt R Fedrrgon What's better than a school with a band to add zest and sparkle to its school spirit? A school like O A C S with two bands' Can't you see our dazzling uniforms as we march briskly to the football field blaring forth The Thunderer 'P Can't you hear us putting the final polish on Dragnet on Tuesday and Thursday mornings during our regular practices in the auditorium? Did you fully appreciate the rich background strains of 'Silent Night' and other carols in the Christ mas pageant? Did you note the en thusiasrn with which those chosen for All State band rehearsed TV Suite Can't you recall the pride of our dir ector as we presented our annual Spring Concert and finally listen again to the applause after we finished playing our school pep tune On Wisconsin at the senior Class Night L Re 1tz E Krmer exercises? Looking forward to these same satisfactions are the members of our Junior Band which serves as a feeder for our Senior Band Nevertheless it 1 an entity of its own and part1c1 pates in a Spring Concert of its own This group enables pupils of all de grees of musical ability to master the technique of regular instruments and to cooperate in a group effort where they may learn that tooting their own horns too loudly may spoil the general effect What's more they are developing a musical appreciation that will stay with them all their lives and will particularly make them wish to continue their musical act ivities in high school So strike up the bands and show those students not in the bands what they are missing! THE TUVETU SIGHITIB HE THE HIITID THHU THE TEHVES lflfllol' an ES BACK ROW R Zlgrossl W Dorm C Palmer D Creen L Marble L Klotzbach NI Re1tL L Pok J Surnerrskl L Walker SECOND ROW A Bostrom L RLIEZ J bnyder D Hale D Hunt D DeW1tt E Kenward R Chugg R Betters E Parker C Radamacker A Stornelh FRONT ROW Mr IosefR1ce D1 rector R Baxter J Sage J Woodstock S Matteson C Cayea R Whttcomb D D1Salvo D Dean J Warner C Ottavlano C Sholes STUHDU UHK SHPUHBS RUSTHH6 IH THE BREEZE THE SWING BAND MEM BERS ARE BACK ROW Mr Jospf Rica Dlrutor R Puma R Klotzbaeh A Otta nano R Zlgrossr FRONT ROW R Betttrs G Matuson 43 1 , ' L V 1' 1 4:5 ' A Q 1' - - ' A ' - A 2 ' E A 'ff ,. E' P A E. 2 I A 4 ' ff' I W E . E , - . A j E1 ,, J , x 5 4 ' , 'V J 5 . V, , 4 ' - e ' ' 1 ' V azz .4 K , xx U V Y v ' 'T A., ,al ,' li , .3 l 1 1 I I h ' 'if' , a l A 1 I ' A I -..,.-.. , , .B I - I I, . I , - O' 1 - - O , - y . , A . D Y , . g 0 , . 2 . I . V , . In , . N V y 1 , - , . - g Q 5 , . , . , . , '. . . '. : . ' . '- I U I 1 U 7 ' I ' I -U ,dll ' - l ' 5 I ' I ' Y WXQJ CAONLA hm Pina 'BN BACK ROW O Corbelli N Zigrossi S Davis A Ottavrano L Corbelli H Long L Corbelli R Betters R Hale THIRD ROW R Graves A Raclemacker W Hagen B Bostrom C Horn A Carroll C Mooney D Hale D Greene G Stem A Cusmano P Rosone L Kawacz K Green T Showler SECOND ROW L Goetz R Grower R Kraatz C Berg A D11 cher J Fidinger M Dickerson J Morris B Rudge G Sk1nner S Sturm D Hutton R Hale M Kingdom FRONT ROW Mr Franc1sZoga1b director E Kenward L Creszynski C Meney M Goetz E Iaszko M Sinclair J Quible D Frdrnger C Oakes J Sliker F Brumsted A Anauo I D1lNl3IICO ABSENT R Nicorneto S Ballester J Caruso M Skelton C Lyons H Oles D DeWitt B Morris B Underhill E Parker J Smith N Cassiano P Pearlson B Grower B Calnan E Marble D Grower D Matteson G Gr1swold Music when soft voices die Vibrates in the memory Thus the poet Shelley might have described the Oakfield Alabama choral groups of the l953 54 school year One of the highlights of the year was the Christmas cantata The Greatest Story Ever Told produced in cooperation with the band and the Dramatics Club and with Louis Corbelli Anthony Ottaviano and Norman Zigrossi in the roles of Wise Men The delightful rendition of appropriate carols added much to the richness of the Christmas season Probably the most enjoyable events for the eighty four members of the chorus were the exchange assembly programs at Corfu and Pavilion These did much to foster the already growing interest in the group and to spread its fine musical reputation to other areas The musical repertoire included a variety of sacred and secular numbers enhancing the musi al training of this worthy organization now almost four fears old The culmination of periods of pleasurable rehearsal under the popular director Mr. Francis Zogaib was the annual Spring Concert when the songsters offered such favorites M rching Along Together Onward Christian Soldiers GLENN MATTESON Let There Be Music Roumanian Rhap dy and Th aCC0mPaUiSf Lord Bless and Keep You.' BIRDS llIHHBlE Slllffl IH THE BHHIIIIHES ages ' Clorua BACK ROW D Matteson R Growe A Radamacker O Corbellr N Zrgrossx A Ottavrano L Corbelh R Puma S Davrs L Corbellr R Hale R Betters SECOND ROW H Long W Hagen L Kawacz R Scroger C Scroger D Hutton P Rosone A Cusrnano G Grrswold L Goetz FRONT ROW R Graves D Marble E Marble D Grower R Hale Mr Franc1sZ.oga1b dlrector T Showler M Kmgdom R Kraatz E Krrner G Hrlchey G Mattesor U' fi 0l'll.5 C Oakes H Oles R Berg A Sturm SECOND ROW E Jaszko, L Cteszynskr P Pearlson, S Josey A Drlcher C Berg C Lyons M Drckerson J Morns B Rudge R Nrcometo G Sklnner B Calnan D DeW1tt J D1Matteo E Parker B Vaughn FRONT ROW J Fldxnger E Kenward C Horn D H61dCDIClCh S Ballester N Cassrano M Goetz C Meney B Grower Mr Francrs Zogarb drrector S Young J Smrth I Qurble M Srnclau J Gu hrre D Frdlnger F Brumsted J Sltker Hill UHH, BHHHCH IIHHHIHED BU BIHD Hflll SUUIRHH ' ' U BACK ROW: B. Bostrom. I. Caruso, A. Carroll, D. Hale, M. Skelton, B. Morris, D. Greene, G. Stein, A. Anauo, B. Underhill, ' 45 unior CAoruJ BACK ROW: N. Reitz. Y. Krause, L. Underhill, T. Jenkins, J. Jaszko,G. Hale, L. Walker, L. Klotzbach, D. Starkweather, J. Unger R. Heidenreich. FIFTH ROW: T. Baubie, L. Kingdom, B. Court, S. Matteson, R. Dickens, H. Ess, W. Adams, M. Thompson, P. Radka. FOURTH ROW: D. Beechler, B, Howe, T, Lowe, J. Wolff, D. Scroger, R. Thompson, B. Shamp, D, Paille, S. Carroll, P, Mylles, J, Williams. THIRD ROW: J. Merkel, L, McClurg, A. Rosone, B, Lowe, D, Hunt, J. Sage, J. Snyder, M, Dudek, M, Mar- tin, W. Ruth, J. Stevens, M. Scroger, P, Palone, J. Whitney, V. Cranston, V. Yerger, R. Bowen, L. Ferris, C. Cassidy, B. Vania. SECOND ROW: H. I-larmer, L. Putillion, L, Zigrossi, A. Reeger, C. Rosone, R. Weidrich, C. Greene, S, Rademacker, R, Zigrossi, N. Dussen, S. Dudek, C. Palmer, J, Anderson, J, Williams, R. Peters, FRONT ROW: P. Casper, J. Ambrose, R, Chugg, L. Marble, E. Reeger, F. Smith, L, Hall, F, Skop, G, Parker, J. Borkholder, J. Scroger, J. Kabel, W. Scroger. ' 2 x .EQ y Q if ' I gi It 5 5 91' Z - :si 1 . 9 Q t Ei r is J -O BACK ROW: R. Betters, R. Warner, B, Shoemaker, D. Hale, D. Sage, D. Green, F. Newton, D. Covey, P. Pearlson, K, Demmer, N. Dodge. FIFTH ROW: L, Pok, G. Cayea, R. Parsons, W. Anderson, W. Dorin, W. Moore, E. Baker, T. Schultz, G. Snyder, C. Scroger, N. Bowen. FOURTH ROW: P. Goetz, L. Dunham, R. Thompson, L. White, B. Lyons, D. Bischoff, C. Burton, A. Puls, D, Hale, C, Stevenson, THIRD ROW: J. Tamila, A. DiSalvo, C. Davis, S, Newton, J. Koziel, E. Baker, C. Bulmore, B. Lewis, J. Orsini, J, Geisler, R, Osborn, B. Dennis, B. Calnan, C. Smith, F, Williams, B. Vania, S. Gabriel. SECOND ROW: S. Peters, J. Sumeriski, J, Woodstock, L. Wagner, S, Kabel, C. Fuller, M. Ruth, B. Base, J. Corbelli, S. Cayea, L. Brayley, J. Foderaro, C. Myers, F. Smart, J. Harnish, M. Cusmano, G, Dean, G. Greenman. FRONT ROW: L. Bartholf, W. Meney, C, Peck, D. Hale, G. Bauer, B. Blew, G. Long R. Say, L. Johnson, J, Powell, R. Whitcomb. J. Beals, A, Bostrom, M, Reed. it H NEST UF HHIRPIIIG HUBIIIS IH ITS HHIH r CLA, SENIOR AND JUNIOR RIFLE CLUBS Founded only last year, the 120 enthusiastic members of Lhis composite group were represented at the Crossman Arms Company meet held in Fairport on Saturday, May 1, by three teams -- boys comprising two and girls one. The best shots were selected to carry the banner of our Alma Mater. A tour of the arms plant and a series of talks on safety in the use of firearms were features ofthe program. The climax of hours and hours of practice in the auditorium and in room 101, this meet, in addition to developing a sense of competition, promises to reap results in coming years in the way of shoulder-to-shoulder matches with schools in the im- mediate vicinity. PROJECTION CLUB Much knowledge and enjoy- ment came from trips to Eastman House and WHAM television studios in Rochester and to Corning Glass Works. These boys sacrificed their free periods to show more than 675 films to various grades and classes under their officers -- Jimmy Hogle, Richard Wickham, and John Richardson. ART CLUB The Art Club is composed of advanced art students, who in suc- cession are in charge of stage- craft work, dance decorations, and worthwhile community projects. Their talents may be seen in the form of signs, posters, and other displays of art or printing, As each member is an important part of the group, there are no officers. DRAMATICS CLUB Everyone looks forward to the annual Dramatics Club play, this year Junior Miss , The fine pre- sentation was a tribute to those who played the stellar roles - Betty Bostrom, Darrell Hale, Ar- thur Jenkins, Barbara Ohs, Pearl Pearlson, Mary Sinclair, Mary Skelton, and Billy Walls, as well as to the officers - Robert Klotz bach, Barbara Quible, Marilyn Schildwaster, and Mary Sinclair 'K B -10 UHKHI CLUBS SUPEHIUH IH UHIIHIIIEIH HHD USE CLA, FRENCH CLUB Bon jour - is what you're likely to hear as you meet a French Club member in the corridor in the morn- ing, Members have had an opportunity to learn about France and to use the language in an informal, entertaining manner, A puppet show by the seventh grade French students and refreshments won by playing allez-op were memorable features of their meetings, CAMERA CLUB Composed of nine high school boys, the Camera Club takes pictures of every occasion, filing many of them for future reference, Developing is done in the school darkroom during free periods. These boys are preparing to become photographers for the OR- ACLE and for school publicity pur- poses. who knows - among them may be a future famous camerman like Porterfield! FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Again our F, F. A. is going strong, copping many cham- pionships at the County Fair and earning 3112, with Mud- rzynski, Halat, and Yerger judging at the State Fair, Mud- rzynski was County president and G. Scroger, County Sen- tinel. Their school fair was the biggest yet, and the Cole Circus, their most lucrative endeavor, E LIBRARY CLUB 1, A true service club this f group! In addition to their regular desk and book- pro- cessing-arid-repair work, they conducted several baked-food sales and sponsored afternoon dances and dance-instruction in the gymnasium. Eight Sen- ior and Junior girls inaugurated the Story Hour, when they weekly read stories to the primary pupils. CAL, OUR STUDENT COUNCIL At the instigation of the Senior American history class, a Student Council was organized by the students of the Oakfield -Alabama Central School in January of this year, It serves to foster an amicable relationship between the pupils and the administration and to pro- mote student interest in school activities, Officers elected by voting- machine were Norman Zigrossi, president, Robert Klotzbach, vice- president, Delores Scroger, secretary, Scott Davis, treasurer, The Council, including the following class representatives: Freshmen - Rosemary Fedrigon, Robert Hardingg Sophomotes - Arlene Dilcher, Robert Zigrossig Juniors - Darrell Hale, Mary Sinclair, Seniors - Jennie DiMatteo, Elwood Marble, met the first period on alternating Fridays to discuss problems and policies. CHESS CLUB This year marked another busy year for the members of the Chess Club. Each Monday they competed to de- termine the champion players, Under the direction of their president, Robert Klotzbach, and their vice-presi- dent, Milford Oakes, they ran many tournaments. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The District Conference in Holland, Farm and Home Week in Ithaca, a dinner meeting to initiate new mem- bers, and a box sent to Korea are among the achieve- ments of these girls under the sponsorship of their officers: President, Eleanor Gross, vice-president, Laura Grehlingerg secretary, Wanda Haleg and treasurer, Kathleen Martin, STAGECRAFT CLUB Our old faithfuls -- these eager beavers can be counted on to provide scenery for balls and for dramatic presentations. Their most spectacular work, the scenery for the Christmas pageant, caused much favorable comment. They may always be relied upon for original ideas and hours of hard work. Hllll Sllll HIIIRE CLUBS ,mt 52 ff R.IGHT EDITORS ADVISORS BUSINESS MANAGERS STANDING D Scroger assrstantedltor A Jenkrns assrstantbusmess manager SEATED Mrs Barber advrsor Mr WIISOH advlsor N Zrgrossr busmess manager I Klosen eclrtor LEFT SPECIAL EDITORS TYPISTS ART STANDING M Smclatr I Roth C Horn K Nye I Qurble B Vaughn A Carroll J Smrth J Newton C Wagner C Oakes E Marble D Hale D Yun ker THIRD ROW W Hale S Ballester M Goetz SECOND ROW NI Cassrano K Martrn R Klotzbach FRONT ROW S Mell E Gross L Corbellr 49-19 RIGHT PHOTOGRAPHERS L Bordonaro A Ottavrano N Ztgrossr Choosmg a theme dectdrng to whom the yearbook would be dedtcated plann n the stze of the prctures snapprng the ptctures tak n su scrlpttons to the yearbook durrng ORACLE Week so rctttng adyerttsmg planmng the layou cropprng and rdent fytng ptctures typrn proofreadrng wrrtlng the runnrn comment and copy or the faculty band chorus clubs an sports composrng the foreword and dedr canon sketchrng the drvrsron pa es the result of these many tasks was the productron o the 1904 ORACLE Wheneter we look at our yearbooks rn the future we shall recall th planntng and work that wen rnto tt and remember evermure the cxpertence gaxned tn art photography edttlng and most of all tn learnrng to work wtth other people HME THE UHK, H S LEFT ADVERTISING SALES PROOFREADERS BACK ROW G Matteson L Kawacz 1-I Muclrzynskr S Josey I Rrchardson SECOND ROW L Goetz Scroger B Bostrom D Frdmger L Grehlrnger Wlckham B Quxble D Boyce FRONT ROW L Bordonaro A Ottavrano I D1Matteo I Sllker Caruso W Budenhagen UMBUI UF EIERHHL HUBIUIU I I ' I ' I ' V I ' 1 O ' I ' l I ' I ' - ' . : . , . , . . 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' 50 Qarfafsr ff Ill en.,-,,,, RIGHT 4 4-3A ART FEATURES TYPISTS STANDING C Horn S Ballester S Melt IN Cas srano M Goetz W Hale L Corbellr D Yunker C Oakes J Slrker E Marble D Hale A Jenkrns T Showler D Parker SECOND ROW D Scroger K Nye J Qulble E Gross FRONT ROW A Carroll B Vaughn I Wrckham K Martrn HC LEFT EDITORS ADVISORS BUSINESS MANAGERS STANDING A Ottavrano busrness manager Mrss Caborn advrsor Mrs Barber advrsor SEATED B Bostrom assrstant busmess manager D Herdenrerch edrtor A Sturm assrstant edrtor RIGHT SPECIAL REPORTERS PROOFREADERS BACK ROW G Matteson R Scroger L Grehlrnger M Krngdom H Mudrzynskr THIRD ROW W Budenhagen J Smrth E Jaszko I D1Matteo S Josey J Caruso N Zrgrossr SECOND ROW M Srnclau J Greene J Greene FRONT ROW B Qurble D Frdrnger J Klosen W Hale R Klotzbach LEFT PRODUCTION CLASS REPORTERS BACK ROW B Calnan L Kawacz L Bordonaro B Garrrson J Rrchardson SECOND ROW G Stern S ose M Schrldwaster B Qurble FRONT ROW Halat G Scroger E Osborn I Roth I Frdrnger R Berg A Rademacker M Osborn Work and fun so rntermrngled that we nexe knew where one began and the other left off mlght well descrrbe the experrences of the OAK LEAF staff durtng the past year The rush for copres on the frrst day of therr sale the rypewrlters that INSISTED on mak ng mrstakes the puzzlement over who Hedda Half could be the produerron of the LITTLE ACORN for krndergarten through grade four the edttorrals and orl rnal Ieatures b both faeulty members and students these are some of the memorles whrch we as members of the OA LEAF staff wrl cherrsh all our lrves BHK LEHVES HUITEHIHG HBUUT, THI GLURU UF THE IUUUU 0 G :W ---- 1. ukkgrir! : 'n. 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'str f iv 1 4 Fx ' , I g L . ., - r Z I A , . 2, . q A v A Le- ,Af A N . .A ,, V I -,- puggc peaLing Day after day of poring over manuscripts, books, and magazine SENIOR GIRLS SPEAKING CONTEST Ruth Berg Josephine Caruso Jennie Drlvlarteo Janet Klosen Irene Roth Carole Horn June Fidmger ABSENT Doris l-leidenreich SENIOR BOYS SPEAKING CONTEST Elwood Marble Lawrence Bordonaro Louis Corbelll Anthony Orravrano Donald Yunker Norman Zig F0551 ABSENT Anthony Moretu Realizing that it 1S never too early to begin getting experlence and begulled by the prizes offered by the Oakfield Study Club these freshmen and sopho mores went throu h the combined agony and satisfaction o writing their own speeches memorizing them rehearsing and rehearsing and finally coming through in a highly creditable manner on the day of the contest The proud winners always look forward to rece1v1ng their awards on Commencement night V9 -I7' i, ' f .-Q-' s 5' ..ff:., ,.....-4 articles to find a speech, cutting it, learning itg hour after hour of practice -- in English class, during free periods, at noon, before and after school -- with the wire-recorder in room 201 and on the stage! Then the ordeal itself! I-low nervous we all were! After it was all over, to our surprise we heard ourselves saying, That was fun! I wouldn't mind doing it all over again! ' t? vo FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE GIRLS SPEAKING CONTEST BACK ROW Rose Roth Barbara Ohs Marilyn Newton Donna Hale FRONT ROW Pearl Pearlson Shirley Young Rosemary Fedrrngon Shirley Nichols ff 4 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE BOYS SPEAKING CONTEST BACK ROW Edward Woodrlck Robert Hardmg David Scharlau FRONT ROW Sherwm Bowen Robert Kabel Donald Gray 52 THE UHK SPEHKS PRUUIJLU FUR ITSELF Ill HIIU IHUUU I l 9. C7 hr.. 5 ' .4 .- , ' N 1 - 4 1 U I 1 I A . . . . xx , . 'x . I X f 2 We I , ' ll ' X I 1 1 - ' 2 , ,I 7 It I S . - , , - . , . W 315. , Z ' U i - 3 r v ,r , , , , . I . , - I , r-P' T .9 '+ ' - - sl - . . 4 N Ig- b 4 QL If 11,.,,..- . W I. . '.-iL....- g VI . . Q H gfzf 'ji ' ' . V ' - . ' : . ,.. 4-:QA .q-ov ', '-sy.. - '7:ZI.CZt::: . . . . TTT.:-g'-ZIZT1' . . , , - F e ' . . . - , 1 Y , : , , . : , , . R 14-.4 Wfinx 35253- flmffaf 4? BACK ROW: Mr, Mahlon Hamilton, coach, James Hogle, Roger Kraatz, Anthony Cusmano, Sherwin Bowen, Donald Gray, Roger Hale, Darrell Hale, Glenn Hilchey, Mr, Frederick Dasson, assistant coach, THIRD ROW: William Walls, Peter Rosone, Joseph Greene, Octavio Corbelli, Duane Hutton, Robert Klotzbach, Robert Chatt, Richard Pilla, SECOND ROW: Ronald D'Alba, Henry Mudrzynski, John Richardson, Teddy Showler, Melvin Kingdom, Gabriel Pilla, Robert Puma, Arthur Jenkins, Jerry Greene. FRONT ROW: Gerald Scroger, Robert Zigrossi, Bruce Mylles, Ellis Newton, Lawrence Bordonaro, Anthony Ottaviano, Louis Corbelli, Norman Zigrossi, Scott Davis. ABSENT: James Baubie, Midd leport Perry Akron Letchworth Alden Attica Warsaw When in the spring of 1953 it was announced that O.A.C.S. would return to 11-man football after several seasons of the 6-man game, the faces of many followers of the sport wore gloomy scowls, Soon after Coach Hamilton, his new assistant, Fred Dasson, and 33 THEY eager candidates went to work with a vengeance, the expressions changed, for the record 20 book at the end of the first year in the Oatka Conference showed the Blue Hornets in 0 second place with four wins, one loss fto undefeated Aldenj, and one tie. 7 Oakfield lost its opening practice game to a powerful Middleport team -- and also 7 its senior fullback, Louis Corbelli, who went out for the season with a knee injury, 19 Sensations of the season included the conquest of the Perry Yellow Jackets in the last '7 thirty seconds of play, the nip-and-tuck tie game with a favored Akron eleven, the O rally over an opening kickoff touchdown of a tough Attica team, and finally the trounc- ing of Warsaw on a field cleared of a heavy snowfall by the plows of Joe and Jerry Greene Hard and bitter stniggles, a wonderful display of sportsmanship and cooperation, and strenuous work on the practice field resulted in a successful season. These fourteen boys were proven loyal, tried and true. THE lHllUHlITHBlE HESISTHHCE llf HHEES UF HHH enior ardify KA QQPLQLIQIY5 xv Audrey Sturm czruthyr CA eefkdbl 915 Arlene Drlcher Drane Greene Joan MOIIIS Glenda Stem Gall Sklnner Evonny Iaszko Mary Srnclau We re from Oakfreld and no one could be prouder If you can t hear us we 11 yell a llttle louder' Who? Oakfreld Cheerleaders' Who? Oakfleld Cheerleaders' To spark you on to vrctory H1 there klds 11sten to our cry We re gonna beat And here s the reason why We re gonna frght we re gonna frght We re gonna flght for the Blue and the Gold' w1n We re gonna wm for the Blue and the Gold' we re gonna flght f1ght wm wm frght team frght' To make you good sports Hr there ' How do O A C S welcomes you you do 9 Shxrley Josey 1,3 lenme D1Matteo Carole Hom H CHEEH HHH THE HHH, THE BHHVE 0lH HHH S. E- i , I .1 X . I , ' . ' . . ' , . . 1 .. . - ,-. uv! , Q2 xc? .W r ' 1 . xx, X .x - - X. w 1 ' ' rl I l . . . - . I 7' I , . O Carol Berg We're gonna win, we're gonna V . , . , . 1 . . . . . ' ' - n . . . - H - ' - -- 1 . .. '1 H N ' vv Y 1 rx gv' ' ,. -1 'I -fsl N Act -r ' ' -x .,, R -sig, ' x8 X Kffvjxi A N., S arfiify ga JLetA6lK 1953 54 RECORD THEY Elba Alexander Alden Corfu Attlca Holley Elba Medma Warsaw Alexander A lbron Warsaw Alden Corfu Medma Holley A lb1on Robert Zrgrossr Bruce Mylles Ronald Mayback Lou1s Corbell1 Arthur Jenkrns Anthony Otta vrano Donald Yunker Duane Hutton Norman Z1grossr Scott Dav1s Teddy Showler CENTER. Melvrn Osborn Ronald D Alba managers V 'Yi Look coach you can use only f1ve Ronald Mayback Robert Zlgrossr Norman Zrgrossr Anthony Otta vrano Lou1s Corbell1 Scott Davrs Mr Mahlon Hamrlton coach Speed Speed and More Speed was the motto of the Blue Hornets as they surged forward for a season s record of erght wrns and ntne losses Hrgh lrghts of the season were the game wrth Alexander the frrst team to be struck by the depth and speed ance here and capturrng a hard fought contest Journeyrng to Corfu and suffermg a one pomt de feat rn a most exc1t1ng game the Attrca drsplay of an astonrshmgly fast team whrch outran the local hoopsters on therr home court An msprred Holley f1ve consrdered our arch rlvals scored a generous tally over the Blue and Gold as we were consrstently unable to frnd the basket from long range The O A C S squad came back however to crumple an Elba team confxdent because of a prevrous con quest ln another thrrller the Blue and Gold cagers roared from behtnd to overcome a powerful Medrna qurnt Perhaps the greatest satrsfactron of the season was the return game wrth Corfu rn whlch we gave them a dose of thetr own medlcrne by 1nf11ct1ng on them a one pomt defeat Under the capable tramrng of Coach Mahlon Hamrlton and hxs competent managers the team can be proud of the record compxled thrs season 56 TIHIBEH UF fllHlIIHlESS STRENGTH HHH UUHHBILITU WE 49 59 41 39 60 72 37 38 48 ' 60 37 72 47 40 45 ' 48 52 42 52 44 50 ' 45 93 46 41 58 62 61 57 ' 52 46 67 38 ' 46 1 v of the Hornetsg Alden's making their first appear- X X xx . . 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H ' ' . 5. ix . , . . unior ardifg ga Almeida! 1953 54 RECORD THEY Elba Alexander Alden Attlca Corfu Holley Elba Alden Warsaw Albron Alexander Warsaw BACK ROW Anthony Cusmano manager Octavro Corbellr Wrllram Walls Jack Tyler Robert Hard Medlna mg Sherwrn Bowen Jack Srlvernarl Peter Rosone Joseph Greene Manager FRONT ROW Allan Rademacker R1chardPalone Melv1nK1ngdom Robert Klotzbach Leo Corbelh Raymond Betters Sparked by hlgh scorrng freshman sophomore and junror members the Junror Varsrty basketball squad closed a satrsfactory season wrth a record of 8 losses to excellent competrtron ind bowrng gracxous ly before superror performance Veterans Robert Klotzbach Melvrn Krngdom and Bruce Mylles gave balance to the Blue Hornets team whrch was consrderably speckled wrth one year men 'S' Corfu Medrna Holley Albron ABOVE QTARTERS O Corbelll P Rosone S Bowen W Walls andJ Srlvernarl get frnal advrce from coachM Hamrlton LEFT ATHLETIC COUNCIL MEMBERS SEATED Mr Mahlon Hamrlton coach Mr Howard Barn prrncrpal Mr Norman Slocum vxce prlncrpal STANDING Mr Fredrrck Dasson assrstantcoach Mr George Messlnger wrestlrng coach and Mr DanrelO1czak meet to formulate ethrcal athletrc polrcres LIVE UHHS lllUHIJERFUllU VIGURUUS Ill GRUIIITH 57 WE 29 37 51 37 56 61 40 4 45 31 42 29 42 42 39 46 41 58 26 39 ' 138 pp so 44 36 18 2 , . ' '. 4 ' . . ' 49 44 A - ' ' . 41 42 ' . ' .' - ' ' ' . ' 28 3:3 I I I I 1 I '38 53 ' 55 nine conquests and ei ht beatin s, administering :ggi . A , 2 4 .4 ! ! . , 1 U . gl 5866! K As the ORACLE goes to press the prospects for the 1954 baseball season seem extremely promrsmg Coach Mahlon Hamrlton s B champrons hope to defend the trtle held by hrs 1953 team Practrce began ln he gymnaslum un early Aprrl rn preparatron for a ten game schedule Indtcatrons porntrng toward a hrghly favorable season mclude a seasoned 1nf1e1d of Gerry Scroger Anthony Ottavlano Norm Z.1gross1 Lou Corbellr and Bob Zrgrossl plus a strong mound staff In addltron to a well coordrnated mterror portlon of the dlamond a potenual outfreld could comprrse Scott Davis Tubby Corbelll Bob Puma Ted Showler and Ron Mayback and many other hopefuls mrght well be expected to f1l1 rn the wrde open spaces BACK ROW Mr Hamllton coach John Needham Lawrence Bor donaro Robert Newton FRONT ROW Robert Graves Melvln Os LEFT BACK ROW IackTyler Darrell Hale Ronald Mayback Octavlo Cor bellr Robert Puma Davrd Rowntree Robert Klotzbach Mr Hamrl ton coach FRONT ROW Teddy Showler Robert Graves Lours Corbellr Robert Zrg rossl Anthony Otta vxano Norman Zrgrossr Scott Davls 1953 RECORD THEY Corfu Alden Elba Corfu Alexander Holley Alden Holley Letchworth Clyde FORFEITED Elba Alexander u,fe,r,,ff Members of Coach Mahlon Hamllton s volleyball team for the second stralght season won the Class B toga rn the Genesee Orleans schools tournament at Holley by trtumphrng over Corfu Central 15 9 and 15 1 after drawtng a bye rn the ftrst round These sprkers were athletes who took part rn no other ath letrcs durrng the wrnter IT THHES HIHHU H STHHHE T0 fill THE HHHIJLI HHH Everybody loves a wtnner and here we have our frfth ln a row' Because they were hampered by a lack of heavy werght materlal the Oakfreld Alabama Central School s wrest11ng squad had thought they would have to be satlsfled wrth a rather unpromrsmg season However after hav mg been twrce durrng the season on the short end of the score ln bouts wlth a much favored Alexander team Coach Messrnger s grapplers surprlsed everyone by shadtng Alexander the State School for the Blrnd Kendall and Alden rn the annual Genesee Orleans wrestlrng tourna ment on the Oakfreld mats to carry the banner of the league for the flfth con secutrve year Gerald Scroger ln the 133 pound class marntalned an unblemtshed record throughout the season f-QA LEFT BACK ROW John Rlchardson Elmer Cox Henry Mudrzynskl Ray Cranston Donald Yerger George Ames manager SECOND ROW Roy McClurg Ralph Bauer Gerald Scroger Wayne Goetz Leon Halat FRONT ROW A1v1nCa1n Rrchard Bauer Harold Fry Douglas Klosen Charles Say ABSENT Wrllram Hagen E1l1s Newton MR GEORGE MESS INGER Coach g ga alfefgaf The Future Farmers of Amerrca basketball team roared through the 1953 54 season wlth flve wlns and four losses landmg ln fourth place Therr defeats lncluded one to a power laden Corfu flve two to Alexander ln suc cessron and one to Elba ln a hard fought contest by a close score The qulnt s leadmg scorers were Gerald Scroger wrth 122 P0llllS and Brll Hagen wrth 7.3 pomts Coach George Messmger s start mg frve tncluded Donald Marble Leon Halat Robert Graves and the above men troned top team scorers 1 BACK ROW Leon Halat Donald Yerger Wrlllam Hagen Roy McC1urg Wayne Goetz James Stevens manager FRONT ROW Gerald Scroger Robert Graves Donald Marble Lynn Goetz THE HUISTED GHHRLEU LIIIIBS EPITUHIIZE HHRDIIESS 59 . 3 . - . V I ' ' .M ' - .- . ' . ft t A New , , f g 9 t K '. ' . L x C A r 5 J eff. - , ,M A x W ,Q ' at! ' ,5 , Q fs L, W A ' v F v' L' I ku: Y 4 . , 7' my A ' K Y, x V - h . W . V1 V B . 1 5 Q' , , ,!, ' A V I 1 s 4 A n s UA, .gnframura A LEFT: GIRLS' INTRAMURALS E. Gross, J Dilwiatteo, K. Martin, M. Goetz. THIRD ROW: B. Bos- trom, M, Sinclair, E. Jaszko, S. Ballester, J. Wickham, M. Schild- waster, J. Smith, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cartwright, instructor, J. Caruso, D. Scroger, L. Grehlinger, I. Roth, D. Fidinger, J. Fidinger, A. Carroll. FRONT ROW: B. Quible, A. Sturm, S. Josey, R, Berg, W, Hale, J. Klosen, J. Quible, C. Horn, RIGHT: GIRLS' INTRAMURAIS BACK ROW: E. Cor- belli, C. Meney, A. Anauo, B. Underhill, E. Parker, Mrs. Cart- wright, Instructor. SECOND ROW: E. Knapp, S. Young, G. Stein, G. Skinner, D. Hale, A, Dilcher, P. Pearlson, C. Berg, D. DeWitt. FRONT ROW: B. Ohs, R. Roth, E. Osborn C. Anderson, M. Skelton, D. Green, J. Morris, M. Dick- erson, M. Base, E. Falker. Out in back of the school on pleasant fall afternoons, you could see some of these girls, whacking at a hockey putt -- and their shins -- or kicking a soccer ball -- and someone else's shins. During the stormy winter months you would find them busy with bowling at Doc's Bowling Alleys or active in volleyball or basketball in the gym. These girls attended Bowling Play Day at Holley: Rose Nicometo, Wanda Hale, June Fidinger, Mary Sinclair, and Gail Skinner: expert seniors participating in the Basketball Play Day at Batavia High School were Jennie DiMatteo, Josephine Caruso, Rose Nicometo, Alice Carroll, Irene Roth, Frances Brumsted, Shirley Iosey, and Wanda Hale. Shirley Josey and Audrey Sturm were chosen members of the All Star Team of the Tri-county Girls' Athletic Association, Shirley Josey represented the school at Swimming Play Day at the Batavia Y. Volleyball Play Day, the BIG event, was held at our school. When the warm weather returned, it was outside again for the girls, yelling their heads off over softball, or searching in and around the bushes for lost arrows. Some of them at times might be seen on the playground, having a strenuous game of tennis. Their numerals, shields, school letters, and occasional gold keys will become cherished mementoes of such experiences. HIGHLU VHLUED FUR EHUUBHHUE HHIJ URIIHIHEHJ BACK ROW: C Wagner olzd erd 01706 RIGHT: LEADERS CORPS BACK ROW: P, Pearlson, A, Sturm, D. Scroger, D. Greene, lvl. Newton, A, Dil- y cher, E. Osborn, G. Stein, I Mrs. L. Cartwright, Instructor. SECOND ROW: M, Skelton, J, M f N Fidinger, B. Bostrom, G. Skinner, J, Morris, C. Berg, J, Caruso, C. Anderson. FRONT ROW: C. Horn, D. Hale, A. Carroll, J, Di- Matteo, J, Quible, B, Quible V c M. Sinclair. , i , , K Keep this mirror shining and bright So that you will look just right, This was one of the signs to remind the student body of the Keep Your School Clean campaign, a project of the Leaders Corps, Their annual banquet, marking the initiation of new leaders, was held at the Moose Home in Batavia on December 7. At Christmas time they went caroling. Besides assisting in the physical education program, these girls gave a party for the basketball players on March 5 and took charge of the Volleyball Play Day held at our school, After school on Friday they played basketball under Mrs, Cartwright's supervision. They also bought games for the boys and girls in the Branch Schools to enjoy, The following Leaders will be lost through graduation: Ioan Quible, Alice Carroll, June Fidinger, Jennie DiMatteo, Josephine Caruso, and Carole Horn, 3- H HUBLE FEHIUHE UF THE SCH00l LHHDSCHPE SENIOR HIGH BOYS' INTRAMURALS Because there was such a constant demand for the use ofthe gymnasium after school by other groups of students and since this was the only time available for such a program, the schedule of intramural sports for senior high boys was limited this year. However, competition was unusually stiff, The winner of the Jack Hansen trophy for interclass basketball was the class of 1954. Oyzf, .gnffdhlufd 6 SENIOR HIGH BOYS' INTRAMURALS-BACK ROW: D. Marble, R. Mayback, R. Zigrossi, S. Davis J Rehm, Mr. Hamilton, coach, THIRD ROW: L, Kawacz, G. Pilla, R, Graves, B, Mylles, J, Tyler, J, Greene, R. Klotzbach, M, Kingdom, T. Showler. SECOND ROW: O. Corbelli, P. Rosone, R, Puma, S, Bowen, J, Silvernail, R, Harding, C, Say, R, Kabel, D, Hale, FRONT ROW: J, Hogle, R, Anderson, R, D'Alba, R, Hale, M, Osborn, A, Rademacker, R, Betters, W. Walls. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' INTRAMURALS The program of intra- mural sports for junior high boys was conducted in the gymnasium during the lunch-hour. Leagues were formed in basketball and volleyball, In bas- ketball two leagues with 52 boys participating were organized. Seven teams comprised the junior high volleyball league, 56 jun- ior high boys taking part in this phase of the pro- gram, IUNIOR HIGH BOYS' INTRAMURALS-BACK ROW: L. Johnson, L, Klotzbach, T. Jenkins, F, Skop, R, Thompson, G, Hale, W, Draper, Mr, Hamilton, coach. THIRD ROW: R. Say, P. Casper, N. Dusen, L, Bartholf, L. White, R Thompson, P, VanDetta, D. Green, D, Hale, R, Parsons, B. Court, SECOND ROW: W, Adams, D, Starkweather, H. Harmer, l-l, Ess, 1. Stevens, R, Zig- rossi, J. Anderson, C, Palmer, D. Paille, R. Werner, R. Betters, W, Moore, FRONT ROW: J, Powell, M. Reed, W, Meney, G. Bauer, G, Cayea, C. Peck, G. Long, A. Bosttom. 62 TUUGH FIBERS FHSIEII LEHVES TU IIUIGS road ounlry 3 Y 3 iv ln former years our O,A,C, S, Cross Country teams have become so well- known in western New York meets and have won so many individual and team honors that last fall, despite the fact that there was no faculty member available to coach the Blue Hornet Harriers, a group of boys turned out and trained themselves all on their own, Mr, Hamilton entered the boys in meets at Brockport and Attica and in the sectional run at Geneva, Although they didn't take any first places, they made a very commendable showing each time they participated. At the sectional meet in Geneva, Richard Allen placed sixth and Richard Palone, ninth in the B division, Other outstanding members of the squad were the fleet-footed Vince BACK ROW: Mr. Hamilton, coach, Ronald Anderson, Jack Silvernail, Richard Allen, Vincent Speed. FRONT ROW: Edward Kriner, Lee Breckenridge, Richard Palone. flue On Thursday, March 4, the first meeting of the 1954 O.A.C.S. cindermen was called by Mr. Fred Dasson, the new track coach, He hoped for a large turnout to start building fu- ture track stars to replace those who had grad- uated. Practice started on Monday, March 8, when getting into shape was the work ofthe day. Practice meets with Batavia, Elba, and Ak- ron, as well as the regular meets with Holley, Albion, Corfu, and Alexander comprised the season's schedule, More depth in events and greater potentiality of field men in the shot put, discus, and pole vault are needed to make Speed, the ever able Ronald Anderson, dashing Lee Breckenridge, and the two speed demons , Jack Silvernail and Eddie Kriner, 2 3 good Showing in Such meets. BACK ROW: Arthur Jenkins, Glenn Matteson, Bherwin Bowen. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Bordonaro, Peter Rosone, William walls, Ronald Anderson, Edward Kriner. FRONT ROW: Melvin Osborn, Raymond Betters, Roger Hale, Roger Kraatz, Mr. Frederick Dasson, coach, lEHVES UF lEHlHEHU TEXTUHE HIIU STRONG VEIIIS 63 5 ff E Hey, Jen and Rose, pretty neat locker. Which is Dawn Elaine ,E in ,SZAOJ ol? Q I Oakfield's victory is our cry-- V-I-C-T-O-R- L .......,- L.- ,,., V nf ' 5-M -- WM'-f-1114-,zvf,'1::l5'i , 4 ,. ,4 and which, June Carol? , E 1 42 3 s 3:20 -- School s out! Wanna bet? IILI S --2 EW Who' s shooting whom? Slap! You made me do it, Judy! --JUNIOR MISS Three cheers for our G-O wrestling tournament champs! SHUI PECH 8 SUHS Excavatmg 8: I-Iauhng Contractors Bltumlnous PaV1Dg Excavatmg TQPSQ11 gl N Grading HIE, 5'-1 'TI Crushed Stone Bu11doz1ng ll F111 1:2 Wifi fl Crane Serv1ce i Sand and Gravel X- E? 9' E ' Lrg? K gfdwpf-X I X f I X 111 Cedar Street Batav1a 1662 Batav1a N Y OAKFIELD INDEPENDENT Cornphrnents of Covers the area every Thursday Ackley D W1cks and Donald A W1cks Gasohne O1 Accessol-les Pubhshers Phone 6182 Oakf1e1d New York Oakfleld N Y FREY BROTHERS MOTOR CORPORATION Sales FORD Serv1ce Phone Oakf1e1d 2801 Oakf1e1d N Y BETTERS HARDWARE DIANE SHOE STORE Sherwln W1111ams Pa1ntS Phone 6151 Jarman Amer1can G1r1 L1tt1e Yankee Maxn Street Oakfreld N Y Mancuso Theatre Bldg Batavla N Y SURPRISE STORE BATAVIA FURNITURE STORE Batav1a's Thr1ft Center Quahty Furmture and Carpets 315 Elhcott Street at Lowest Prices Open Evenlngs Phone 1636 W Excluslve Drexel Dealer Batavla, N. Y. Open Evenmngs Phone 540 Batavma, N.Y .Am ' . , 1 , fi 1 1 qt' I I I ' V 1 -'Z-1 I- Eg . ,ta -3, M .'I5'-3322: Pdf., w .Q -' f, Y ' Y -' , .U l . 4 fat.-we-A - 1 4 n in . n - W- 5 Tin :'-- :fam E - fe -J.. Ja' Y' l Y 1 ' ,rj fg7f fLa, . ., ' :- 1 -- ,xg-1 S - 5 1. ' '- 4, L,- ' ' - ' A. ' s ' ' . , . . ll ll , . . . - - - .L - - . , I , , . , . . 1 ' I 1 o I I . Y ' L,OL,ANGEI..O'S ELLICOTT BAKERY THE CAMERA SHOP Itahan Shced Bread and Donuts Photographm Supply Store Amer1can Shced Bread 10 Mam St Batav1a N Y 325 Elhcott St Batav1a N Y Phone 2629 Comphments of SPEEDS WELDING SERVICE GENESEE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO Weldmg and weldmg supphes Drake Street Oakf1e1d N Y Comp11rnent s of JOSEPH S DIASIO M D 312 East Maln Street Batav1a New York Phone 2086 C omp11ment S of BEHHLD TUIIIHHU Chevrolet Sales and Serv1ce Phone Oakfleld 7461 Alabama, N Y . . . 98 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. , . . o I o o - Cornphments of DOBSON S TEXACO SERVICE I..1one1 Trams Sales and Serv1ce 213 W Mam Street Batav1a N Y When 1t's quahty you're look1ng for 1n Grocer1es Fresh FTu1tS Vegetables and Luncheon Meats Together w1th low pr1ces and prompt serv1ce Come to DAN MAH ER S The only Br1dal Shop 1n Genesee County ALEXANDER S F1rst m Fash1ons 66 Mam St Batavla N Y Mam Street Oakf1eld N Y C ompl1ment s of ff 3 Dealer 1n Quahty Merchand1se Phone 3231 Oakf1e1d N Y Flowers For Every Occaslon HILLSIDE GARDENS AND FLORISTS Flsher Road Oakfleld N Y Phone 3868 Homemade Ice Cream EXCHANGE BANK OAKFIELD FARMS DAIRY Grade A Pa.steur1zed M11k and Cream Da1ry Products Premmm Mmlk Oakfleld New York at Regular Pr1ces Oakfleld New York Member of Federal Deposxt Serv1ng Oakf1e1d Elba Alabama Insurance Corporatlon Town of Batavla 0 000 Max1mum Insurance S10 O00 E stablm shed 1n 1881 I 1 1 y . . U . i I I -5 . gf, . IT E ' R. C. SEARLS ' Sl, -- ' -- - Compliments of LEO DUNN OWENS REXALL STORE W, F. Owens Phone 4731 Elba, N. Y. THE TOWN SHOP Women's Wearing Apparel and Accessories Compliments of ELLAND SODA BAR gl RESTAURANT Phone 7534 35 Main Street 74 Main Street Batavia N. Y ' ' ' 1 . Y. Phone 2869-W .Oakhe d' N p Phil gl Jennie Cusmano LHUIIHG STUDIO Official Photographers for the 19 54 ORACLE Batavia New York W P K WHITE General Insurance Batavia New York SALWAY'S GOOD HARDWARE The big store on the little street Compliments of HERBERT J SPINNING Mutual Insurance 48 Mam Street Phone 1778 Batavia N Y C ompliment s of ROXY 'S MUSIC STORE Phone 1427 The Home Of All Things Musical 8 Jackson St Batavia N Y ll ' ' I I , Phone 1771 Batavia, N. Y. GANN BRCIS OAKFI Cornphments GHHH BHUIHEHS Comphrnents of Flowers of D1st1nct1on D1st1nct1ve1y Arranged L C STROH 8: SONS F1rst Nat1ona1 Bank Bldg Phone 900 Batav1a N Y LOWES SERVICE STATION Gasohne Kerosene O11 Grease TITCS Tubes ACCSSSOTICS Car and Tractor Wasbmg Lew1ston Road Phone 2024 MULLEN BROS INC Off1ce Supphes 8: Equlpment Re11g1ous Goods FRANK S DELICATESSEN 12 Mam St Batavla N Y Open N1ghts and Hohdays Ma1n Street Phone 2441 Cornphments of Oakfxeld N Y SAM 'S BARBER SHOP Comphrnents of BEHESEE 0RlEHHS VEBETHBLE BHUWEHS Cooperatwe Assoc1at1on Inc DAVE ROWNTREE, Manager Blue Coal Stove or Chesnut Elba, New York ,,,-.lim no :nom , n ' ' ' ll 4 of , , Joe DEFILIPPO - - ' I Q 1 I . , . . il ' ' ll DEVENER AUTO ELECTRIC CO C omphrnent s of DELUXE DRY CLEANING CO 238 West Ma1n Street Phone 1531 12 Center Street Batav1a N Y Phone 2300 Batav1a New York Motorola Te1ev1s1on Adrmral Raytheon ELMER B ADE LMAN H M INGRAI-IAM Your dealer s1nce 1922 Batav1a New York BOYLES MOTOR SALES INC Internat1ona1 trucks Brown Traders West Ma1n St Rd Batav1a N Y Bu1ck Pont1ac GMC Trucks Watches Dmamonds S11verware Chma Jewelry Glassware FRANCIS 8. MEAD Largest Assortment of Recond1t1oned Used Cars 1n Genesee County BATAVIA MOTORS INC 233 W Ma1n Street 96 Ma1n Street Batav1a N Batavia N Y C ornphrnent s of OAKFIELD EQUIPMENT 81 LEASING CO INC Oakf1e1d New York C ornp11ment s of HUGH W BEALS Famous Readmg Anthracrte Oakf1e1d 6856 South Alabama C A INGALSBE Coal and Feed South Pearl Oakf1e1d N Y Q , . - 1 . n 0 . 1 I I a . . , . . I , .Y. . , . . .I u n n Q , . . Compliments of EBLING ELECTRIC, INC. Vlfashers--Radios--Refrigerators Ranges and Appliances Electrical Contractor Batavia, N. Y. Compliments of HOUSEKNECI-IT MOTORS 41-45 State St. Batavia, N. Y. Pianos, Band Instruments, Hammond Organs BIRD'S MUSIC STORE 42 Washington Cor. Jefferson Batavia, N. Y. Phone 688 For the Best Buy Blue Boy Brand Canned Foods HAXTON FOODS INC Oakfield New York compnmems of BURDETT AND SANFORD Phone 3451 Oakfield N Y Compliments of MARCHESE WEST MAIN 239 W Main Street Batavia New York Always Open ARTHUR CECERE 56 Swan St Batavia N Excavating and Paving Contractor Excavation for cellars sewer and water lines Blacktop Driveways Electric Sewer Cleaning and Septic Tanks Cleaned Batavia N Y Phone 2680 , . ,.. , . ',.Y. Y . , . ,.. C ornphment S of JOHN D GIOIA Pharrnacl st JUDD gl STAKEL 242 Elhcott Street Phone 1216 Batavma New York Compllments of C E KNOX SHOES VICTOR S RESTAURANT Fmest Shoes Afoot West Ma1n Street Batavra NI Y 120 Mam Street Batav1a N Y HCHIH HIH D1StY1butOT of At1ant1c Petroleum Products Phone 6611 Oakf1e1d N Y Gordon R Mar sham Comphrnents of RHODES GROCERY 1 d's Eye Frozen Foods Mam Street Oakf1e1d N Y 50 O00 RE XDERS Every week day THE BATAVIA DAILY NEWS reaches that lmpressmve number people 1n eve ry communlty of Genesee County and adjacent sectlons of nelgh borlng countmes When you want to buy or sell any th1ng a classlfled ad 1n the DAILY NEWS w111 do the Job qu1ck1y thorough 1y and at a low cost THE BATAVIA DAILY NEWS Telephone Batav1a 58 Ba.tav1a N Y , . ' - , 1 . . I . y e . . . HSH QW l ,.. S 3 . A . . . of , . . . B'r - 41 . . , I r . . . I comphmems of OAKFIELD CASH MARKET Mears oroeerles Robert Elek Prop We Dellver Phone 3281 Oakfleld N Y C ornpl1ments of WILLIAM J YUNKER Coal and Trucklng Sand Clnders Gravel 6701 Telephone Oakf1eld New York When you Thmk of Flowers Thrnk of WARNER S FLOWERS Phone 3221 50 Drake Street Oakf1e1d New York Member of Telegraph Dehvery SCFVICC Clothlng Furnlshrngs Shoes For Men and Boys E J BEARDSLEY CO INC 65 Mam Street Batav1a N Y Phone 673 W GEO W HAXTON 81 SON INC Recelvers and Sh1ppers Beans Gram Frozen Frults Oakfleld New York Best W1shes to the Class of MAX PIES C omphrne nts of IANNI S SINCLAIR SERVICE Oakf1eld's Favor1te Furruture Store STATION 4005 Jackson St Cor W Ma1n8rWalnut W Mam Street Batav1a New York Batav1a New York H I . . . , . Fruit and Produce . . ., . ' II54II I OAKFIELD AND ELBA GROWERS, INC. Elba, New York Growers and Shippers of DANKEE Brand Produce Phone Elba 4961 Batavia, N. Y. Batavia 1515 Get the Best Get Sea1te st From your 1oca1Sea1test Dealer GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP 50 Swan Street Batavia N Y LEOS RED 81 WHITE STORE Elba New York Complete Line of Fresh Fruits Frozen Vegetables Fresh and Smoked Meats ZIGROSSI S SERVICE STATION Tires Tubes O11 Gas Batteries Accessories Greasing Oakfleld N Y C omphment s of ROY C ROWCLIFFE Grower and Shipper of Onions Lettuce Potatoes Etc Elba New York Phone Elba 4411 or 5261 THE TRADING POST West Main Street At City Line Donald J L1bera Owner Phone 172 JOEL'S RADIO 81 ELECTRIC Wholesale E1ectron1c Parts 8: Accessories Lewiston Road Phone Batavia 3172 Service C ongratulations 2 E Main St Batavia N G1fts for a11 Occasions Phone Batavia 3372 A A GRINNELL CO Buyers of Beans Grains Potatoes Coal Lumber Builders Supphes Feed Seeds Fert111zer Oakfleld N Y Elba N Y Phone 6161 Phone 4481 Bfmavia' N' Y' VALLE JEWELERS 11 . ' . ' , . Y. ALABAMA SUPER GENERAL STORE M A Boyce N F Burton If U need lt we have lt Phone Oakf1e1d 6281 Alabama N Y E B REED 81 SONS Home Bu11ders Modern Kltchens Phone 3304 Batav1a Stafford N Y he Ai-7 'Wg' geswwvliy-0 -2 ad., -ni' 5-ff' ,pri-.IQQEL Dodge Cars Dodge Trucks ZIGROSSI MOTORS 109 111 Ma1n Street Phone 7131 Oakfleld New York Cornphrnents of SIEBERT'S GARAGE Batav1a N Y Complmments HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Oakf1e1d N Y A J ROSS Ranges and Water Heaters Phone 2882 40 So Pearl St Oakfleld N PP FIDIIIBER S Furmture Te1ev1s1on and Apphances 33 Ma1n St Oakf1e1d N Y Phone Oakf1e1d 3851 When 1n need of Home Furn1sh1ngs come m and see us Store of fr1end1y servlce O C - - ' ' ' . . . . , uv ' ' u - 1 - - , . . ' , . Q H - S 1 . 1 fi of ' ' l. . T 2 rl V 4- ,.,.:vIa, ,., --.A-sl if Y A ---.-55' -: ff: -1 i 14-fa:-, - Tina. 1 - - ,- W -4 - ,,,., ,. . f,, . ,- , ,Ng 0' ,pbxg...- W : - . , , 91 , ...am Y- ...Q... -rv-A94-f.--....-. ,L .. ,, 4 ., 1 v - ' 'ff I I 4-vwmm-. ,-1,...-aah.-, . . I 9 . I . , . . ln' L SANTY'S TIRE SHOP SLEGHT'S BOOK STORE Royal, Remington, Underwood, and ReCaPP1n8 Vlllca-H127-U8 Smith-Corona Portable Typewriters 67 Main Street PIIOIIC Oakfleld N Y Phone Batavia, N. Y. Comphments of HAXTON BURR 81 FULLER General Insurance Oakf1e1d N Y PHSSLUIUS HHDIU DISPHIIIHID CHRS Phone 591 We can now g1ve you better and qu1cker serv1ce w1th our two way Iad10S PASSLOW TAXI SERVICE 40 1!2 Jackson St Batav1a New York Cornphments of JUDD SNYDER'S GARAGE Batav1a New York Comphrnents of DON'S DINETTE The Dxnette w1th the F1-1end1y Atmosphere ' 106 Ma1n Street Batav1a New York I 1 You Put lt Fxrst 1n Sales We Keep lt Fmrst 1n Values ITIEISEH S IIHEVHULET SHLES SERVICE 8 Ma1n Street Oa.kf1e1d N Y Phone Oakf1e1d 6981 Complete Auto Repalrmg Body Work on A11 Makes of Cars Compliments of Complnments of ROYAL RESTAU RANT DR RAYMOND L WARN Oakf1e1d New York Your Pharmacl st Says Money may be the husk of many th1ngs but It 1S not the kernel It brmgs you food but not appetlte med1c1ne but no health acqua1ntances but no fr1ends servants but not fa1thfu1ness pleasure but not peace and happ1ness PETEHSUH DRUG UUMPHHU Rudd 8: Deerborn gas space heaters ,ml Gas Ranges Umversal Ca1or1c We1b11t Roper A1'1deS Detro1t Jewel Chambers HEYWOOD SALES 8: SERVICE 2 4 Seaver Place Phone 1839 W Batav1a N Y C ornp11 me nt s of C0mP11mentS Of WOODSTOCKS RED 8- WHITE STORE DOC S BOWLING CENTER Qua11ty Grocenes Fresh Fru1ts 15 Ma1n Street and Vegetables Oakfleld N Y Where Ma Saves Pa s Dough' Phone 6261 Phone 3671 63 Ma1n Street Oakf1e1d New York rrp ,sh t,. aft SHLES IHSTHllHTIOH SERVICE THE C. L. CARR CO., INC. Gene see County's Largest and Most Complete Department Store Three Floors and Basement--Elevator Service Entrance through Main or Jackson Streets Batavia, N. Y. 84 Main Street You Want Most Batavia, N. Y. Phone 624 OLMSTED'S HARDWARE THE GREATEST NAME IN BUILDING l'l'l'I'll MANUFAC1 URER OF QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS TULER TRUCK LINES IIII2 Phone 3601 Oakf1e1d N Y 7 For Sports Equipment HHHUII EIZURT SHUP 39 Ma1n Street Phone 462 or 794 D1str1butor of Rawhngs Wllson Spotb1lt 3. O Corduroy Jackets all colors Chuck R1gg1o Prop Cornphments of A H MARSHALL Newspapers Magazmes Batavla N Y THOMAS at DWYER Mam at 99 A1rstep Roblee Buster Brown Batav1a New York DAVIS WHEEL, GOODS STORE INC Adam F M11ler Propmetor Sportxng Goods Wheel Goods Toys The Year Round Toy Store 8 Center Street Batav1a N Y Cornphrnents of 45 State St Bataua N Best w1shes to the graduates ROBERT C RUSSELL General Insurance Rehable Coverage 43 Drake Street Phone 7341 Oakf1eld New York MILLS STYLE SHOP Men s VK ornen S Chlldren s 81 Infants Cloth1ng Open Frl Sz Sat t1ll 9 30 Elba 5031 Mam St Elba New York ls At this store You get Quality and Service HOUSEKNECHT MOTORS , 41- A . , . Y. . I . v ' I ' I ll ' YI Compliments of SUNSHINE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY William E. Preston, Inc. No. 1 Park Place Batavia, N, Y, Compliments of RED TOP West Main Street Road Batavia, N. Y. Distributor of Goodyear Tires Tractor Tires and Rims Capping and Vulcamzmg HARRY E SLOCUM INC 564 East Main St Batavia N Y Phone 544 BATAVIACO OPERATIVE G L F SERVICE INC Feed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Phone 3365 Liberty at Ellicott Batavia New York Compliment s of PARKINS' TRUCKING SERVICE Oakfield New York ELLAND DAIRY Milk and Cream Quality Dairy Products Call 2044 or 6687 Quality and Service' Oakfmeld New York OAKFIELD ELECTRIC SERVICE Plumbing Heating Wiring Remodeling Oakfield N Y 9 Forest Ave HarryE Bulrnore Mgr Dial 6811 or 2291 GENESEE LUMBER 81 COAL CO NC Everything in Building Materials 76 Franklin St Batavia N Y Phone 777 Compliments of FLAVORITE FARMS Ice Cream Home Delivery West Main St Rd Batavia N Y STAR CLEANERS 81 TAILORS Vitex Process 217 E Main St Batavia New York Phone 1558 .. . - ,, . . ,- . ,. ! For ' 3 'I -- -- I. II' II Q.,',..u33A1',:5.-1,7,-:,,..L,-ft., ,ff,,.,3,4g,.,.h',',: .-f-r A V: --. ...,-f,-V-J ..- . .-.. -.4 - . .2 p . f . 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