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

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.ff BOARD of ED CA'l'l0 ,dx lip. Our Department of Conservatxon is our Board of Educatlon the members of which g1Ve generously of thelr tlme and lnterest to serve our school and d1str1ct They form ulate pollcnes axmed at mamtammg the high standard of the Oakfleld Alabama Central School by prov1d1ng an effrcxent staff and faculty by adlustmg the currxcu lum to modern trends and by seekmg to lrnprove school facxlmes and equlpment 'Fnr all these efforts we thank you Above Mr Leon Heldenrench Right Mr Roy Woeller by Above Mr Jacob Klotzbach Le t Mr Wrllxam Potter 110+ MQ,t.4atal:QQV W,.,.-Q..-W-un-s Y....,,...-.. 'wqqx-out Above Above Above Mrs Sarah Hmt Mr Robert V Call Mr Duane Grehlmger, President Vnre President till i il .lil Left: A' Mr. john Chamberlain, Clerk and Business Manager Right: Mr. Alton McCulloch, Treasurer 4 if . We ' t fr fix I vi' -sa. Nxt J

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'IX ADMI Mr. Howard E. Bain 5 m Principal Q Q WVZVL L cf wwf A . sl. f A - . ' '55 S f S 5' 'V V , is 1,5 2 I -'-. Q AA.. , - X 1 mx 1' A., r . n - ' . ,211 ,1-.310 ting! A T553 N 1 1 111: .:f.X1:f2i'AA !E -'f'1fEEp1::1r11,E:' il? fffff ' .3-12ZE:'::zst21z1fi?X t r 1-T 1:21:19 :IU 29353: ff I . .-1'-1-Z'::1111Z::21:1'i' li A f' 'Et -Zi'-'-iftilillzilli fi 5 -' ef 4L.'-'1Z'.-.e:1'- 12' tg.: 1 y - i. . i.a.w-:fat-' . . ..ga,.-Q, ' . ,mtxgxiy i szli-111-524112122222i2'ffVz2 Mr. George A. Barber District Superintendent ITT PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE I congratulate you on the choice of your yearbook theme, The Oak Orchard Swamp. The great swamp is a haven of refuge for the wild life of this area. Animals that range in size from deer to the smallest rodents, as well as innumer- able water fowls and birds of all kinds, find sanctuary within its borders. It is one of the many wildlife preserves that are scattered over our broad land. In these sanctuaries, game is encouraged to flourish and multiply. By establish- ing these areas of refuge, we are preserving for the future one of the great resources of our country. As younger citizens, it will soon be your privilege and responsibility to conserve and help perpetuate a heritage that has no equal-our American Way of Life. Our country is a refuge for the many peoples who are fortunate enough to gain the sanctity of her borders. Here in America, we respect the sacred dignity of the individual because we believe in his personal freedom and the responsi- bility he must accept to preserve it. I take this opportunity to strongly urge you to dedicate yourselves to the everlasting perpetuation of Our Cherished Democracy. 555' Mrs. Freda Greene Grade Coordinator Mr. Norman Slocum Vice-Principal 6