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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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Second Row: Rhoda Dickens, Assistant Advertising Manager, Sherwin Bowen, Music Editor, Jack Silvernail, Business Manager, Ronald D'Alba, an ' 5 Business Manager, Joyce Moore, Advertising Manager, Elaine Knapp, Club Editor. Front Row: Mr. Cerri, Advisor, Richard Baxter, Photographer, Elaine Osborn, Head Typist, Marilyn Newton, Girls' Athletic Editor, Patricia Long, Proof Reader, Judy Whitney, Assistant Editor, Lee Breckenridge, Co-Editor, Donald Gray, CoAEditor. The production of this ORACLE involves a tremendous amount of work of which only few people have a complete conception. Taking, developing, and printing pictures, collecting write-ups, gathering the advertisements, typing, proofreading, and making the layouts are only a few of the laborious tasks that must be completed. The twenty students and the advisors pictured above, along with the other students on the staff have completed this great task this year. As in any great production, there were many headaches, much rush work to be done, and seemingly impossible deadlines to meet. But, as usual, the O.A.C.S. students mastered the task! The ORACLE Staff wishes to express its gratitude to members of the student body who were not in the above picture, to the teachers, and to all others who have made the production of this yearbook possible by their cheerful and sacrificial cooperation. Working Together As One if ,,-as- ..r ' 0AKF'lEl P TOWN ' A 'P-1t',, fs-nun-crm .........,. ' Mans:--.-. Q' yh' 'sa' RIO-Oulu-4.5. N-ww .... 1....':.':Q g,,g.g,.5:.es:' f 9.!'l .g... fav .Q '-wxhg, 'W www? 'Sf v'4 Q2 X lll Ill nu rag -su. af.. x flu.- 2 N..,M . - J ' A P A ,- my Y - 4' ' E x L . , , 'L F '- rl -- , ' . ll Ill 5 ' - f L , , - , - ' 1 r Us ' 1 K M,M.,x Q 1 . Q i I X, ,. ,Q-H-- M ,Z ,, K 2 R ' - ..,, - . ' ,m ' --f -.. i - V w-- -:--,....... .-:- , . f 4+--L...,.,.. ,W .. A . W-- A I .- ,,, - ,V me -...Q h ' . ,J , - A J --fff A, N J.,.: w..m.. 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Gray, President, Dr, Irving Wiswall, Second Vice-President, Mr. Howard Bain, Third Vice President. PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE I am pleased that the Oracle Staff has chosen our community as a theme. This gives me a fine opportunity to point out to you that the type of community in which you live is your obligation and responsibility. Your school is your immediate community. The kind of school citizenship that you practice advertises most effectively your community. Whether it is one that outsiders would like to be a part of or one they would prefer to shun is yours to determine. I urge you to accept the obligation of making your citizenship match the beauty and utility ot your new Junior and Senior High School. fee, Mr, George A Barber District Superintendent of Schools Administration Miss Marion Hegmun Mr. Robert L. Beswick Grade Coordinator Vice-Principal Mr. Norman B. Slocum Elementary School Principal Mrs. Eva S. Barber Guidance Counselor 7 ls A Public Trust High School Faculty Elementarg Facultg Back Row: Mrs. Isabel Palovitch, Grade Librarian, Mrs. Ella Mantei, Fourth Grade, Mrs. Evelyn Newton, Kinder- garten, Mrs. Grace Dickerson, Third Grade, Mrs. Mariorie Bain, Sixth Grade, Mrs. Alice Schue, First Grade, Mrs. Cynthia Waterstreet, Elementary, Mrs. Madelaine Thompson, Grade Music, Mrs Fern Rice, Second Grade, Mrs. Marjorie Lutz, Elementary, Mrs. Ruth Harding, Second Grade, Mrs. Helen Soanes, Nurse, Mrs. Eunice Speed, Fifth Grade, Mrs. Mary Paille, Third Grade, Mrs. Violet Crosby, Elementary. Second Row: Mrs. Ruth Pickett, Fifth Grade, Mrs. Ethel Jasper, Elementary: Mrs. Mary Marble, Elementary, Mrs. Eleanor Vagg, First Grade, Mrs. Catherine Bostrom, Kinder- ELEMENTARY scnooi office STAFF: Miss Juonim Guthrie Mrs. .lea n Motts. garten, Miss Sue Zombito, Kindergarten, Mrs. Nancy Wild, Physical Education, Mrs Lillian Cartwright, Fourth Grade, Mrs. Adelaide Williams, Second Grade, Mrs. Leila Boyce, Fourth Grade, Miss Avis Maxwell, Sixth Grade, Miss Julia Kelly, Dental Hygienist, Mrs. Neva Hicks, First Grade, Mrs. Gertrude Swarts, Second Grade. Front Row: Mrs. Carol Smith, Art Practice Teacher, Mrs. Beatrice Cayea, Third Grade, Miss Mary Sullivan, Fifth Grade, Mrs. Artamesia Travers, Third Grade, Mr. Jack Gimlin, Speech Correctionist, Mr. Norman B. Slocum, Principal, Mrs. Elizabeth Johns, First Crade, Mrs Ruth Heckroth, Sixth Grade, Mrs. Helen Klotzbach, Fourth Grade, Miss Carol Clapper, Art. For All Good Schools And Communities Services flf L High School Custodians: Lefl lo Righf: Mr. Marion Zigrossi, Above: Mr- J0l'lf' Chdmbefluin, Clefli Und Bl-15571955 MUUUQGYI Mrs, Louise Doward, Mr, Clarence Johns, Mrs. Amelia Korpar, Mr. Alton McCulloch, Treasurer. Mr. Walter Shamp, Mr. Angelo Vallese M IWW ,..,-M 7. High School Cafeteria: Leff lo Righl: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Schar- lou, Mrs. Schuhzl Mrs. Shampl Mrs' Greene, Mrs' Ross, Mrs' Grade School Cafeteria: Left to Rrghl: Mrs. Morris, Mrs Nye- Pelfon, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Dorin, Mrs. Hale. , F, , 1 K x .K ,5 S ' w, A . A Grade School Cuslodians: Leff fo Righl: Mr. Earl Phillips Transportation: Sealed: Mrs, Rose Hodgins, Mrs. Isabelle Clark, Mrs. Gladys Starkweaiher. Sfanding: Mr. George Sol , vo. Slusser, Mr. Floyd Brill, Mr. John Bowen, Mrs. Louise Dickens, Mrs. lda Borkholder, Mr. Fay Wilder. Helping To Make Our School Comfortable lo W. ' 1.-rf .x'w.f, f- N. le if up lr -. Mr. Dean Stevens, Mr. Eugene Cosfanlino, Mr. James Di- -, 2 1 .A i fm s 1 . 4 . .- L Q , Q., 14, if RH n , ' 5 w ...,, '!f'2! ' ff ffz, fi-f ' . D . gr' -4- .. , 1 4 .. ' -15, v' - f- I . ,ir J' A , ' , , ',..v S , g.,, 4 -'1 s , . 5 Q. Q .C ---um , wr 'MQ ,Q , Wil, ,X f, , Pm-gxggxfi,-1 ,r v 1.5.5, . in . , --'Q -1 , -Q, ij.. .- . 7+ . x ,, ilk , V E'X A 'NZ' - J-Q ww . I xg f Q ' k X k .mx xg, ,A .Q X. 1 A x ' x N5 U' ' s '- . M A gk Q v .9 Q ,.,,3Q'X s.q.,5 t ' . ' . x,.f5g5,g i-1 s.-,V -. :ggi ef- me 554' ff' ' 'Win DAR GOOD CITIZEN Elalne Knapp BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Rosemary Fedrngon Donald Gray 'ssl The Finished Products '1' SENIOR OFFICERS Fronf Robert Hardmg Presfdenf Elalne Osborn Vice Presfdenf Back Elaune Knapp Treasurer Marilyn Newton Secrefary Seniors -or SENIOR ADVISORS Miss Caborn Mr Cerrl HONOR STUDENTS Sfandrng Donald Gray Rober? Harding Sherwun Bowen Slfhng Elame Knapp Lee Breckenrzdge Irma Ess Rosemary Fedrugon Q r ' , ' : , - ' . : , : ' , . I 5 v -- M -- W my W 'f 7fTfip1 I I -1 I K ,M ,,,, 3115+ I I ws, M Q., , ' f. .. f ww 1 it '.k' 4? 5' I Kay , .IKI A f W ,. rlbffff V I jg I im ' ,F X r W , If MW V VK I I , r X I . I I . I, f , , . : , , I ' ' xvli, AX A a, r ' 1 - -2 fx f XM Of 1957 Ronald Anderson Andy Ambrhon Salesman Oracle Staff 2 Oakleaf Staff 2 Basket ball I Chorus l Cross Country 4 lntra murals 4 Rifle Club 4 Stagecraft Club I Thesplans I Volleyball 2 Richard Baxter Beaver Wick Ambition: Engineer Oracle Staff 2, Band 4, Basketball-Mgr. I Chess Club 3, Projection Club 3 Thespians Sta ecraft Club 3, Librar Cu , Camera Club 3. 13 Jane Maxine Balfour Janne Ambition Nurse Oracle Staff 2 Oakleaf Staff 2 Leaders Club 'I Publnc Spealung l Romance an guage Club l Thesprans I Future Nurses 2 llbrary Club 4 Intramurals 3 Marlene Base Marlene Ambition Office Warlier Oracle Staff 2 Oakleaf Staff 3 Cheer ea mg I C orus Class Of lcer Dramatlcs Club 'I FHA l Future Teach e 2 Intramurals 4 Lea ers Cub Thespuans 'I Lnbrary Club 4 FFA Harold Blood Harry Ambmon Farmer Rifle Club 2 OI School And Communlty David Bradf George Ambmon To Succeed Chess Club 4 Prolecflon Club 2 Rifle Club 4 Thesplans 'I Track 2 Sherwin Bowen Bony AlTIblflOl'I Hugh School Math or Sclence Teacher Oracle Sfaff 2 Band 4 Basketball 4 Chess Club 2 Class Officer I Intramurals 4 Publlc Speakrng 'I Rfle Club 2 u den? Councnl 2 Thesprans 'I Track 4 oof Anthony Cusmano Cuzy Ambmon Businessman Oracle Staff 2 Baseball 4 Cheerleading I Chorus 4 Intramurals 4 Rrfle Club 2 Sfagecraff Club 'I Thespnans 'I Valley ball 4 Football 4 Camera Club 'I Class Colors Lulac and Whrte Sensors Lee A Breckenridge ee Ambmon MIHISISI' Oracle Staff 2 Chess Club 4 Cross Coun fry 2 Camera Club 2 Elrzabefh Carbelll rsa Ambrhon Medrcal Secrefary Oracle Sfaff 3 Oakleaf Staff 4 Chorus 2 Class Officer 'I Dramaflcs Club I Th s plans I lnframurals 4 Leaders Club 2 Llbrary Club 'I French Club I 14 I H H . we . . . v In I I 1 , . I - IIL ll I I ' , . ' I H H f I , , K , f , ' ' , a , sf. X Q .A I , ' , , F - . I ball 4, Counly Band 4, Camera Club 2. , 5 ' . H 1, f , I I I ' I I I I - , , - l Y Ill' Il r V, I f , , . ' . I e . I ' I 1 1 I , . 4 .I , . . . Of l957 Ronald D Alba Ronnie Ambition Engineer Oracle Staff 2 Baseball 3 Basketball 4 orus I Intramurals Thes ions Track Mgr I Football 4 Camera Club Rosemary Fredr1gon Rosemary Ambition Nurse Chorus 2 Dramatics Club I Intramurals 3 Leaders Club I National Honor Socue ty 3 Public Speaking 2 Student Council splans I pre Girls ate County Band 3 AlIState Bond I French Club I Future Nurses 2 ,iw I X , ,l,A. Myrna Daniels ,Zi fy Ambition: To be a successful business' machine operator and wife. Oracle Staff 2, Oakleaf Staff 3, F.H,A. 2, Bowling I. Irma ss rma Ambition Commercial Teacher Dymo 1 Oracle Staff I Oakleaf Staff 2 National Honor Society 2 Student Council 2 Intra murals 3 Thespians I Library Club 4 Richard Francois Frenchie Ambition Conservation Official Intramurals I Trok 'W I5 ' Builders Of Tomorrow s Cities Basketball I Chess Club 'I Cross Country 1.1-ew wifi in 'Sv X, ,wf4u M32 wi' ,, . ,, I . jj. Q , , , f f Ch , 4, ps 1, C ., , , 3. 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I6 Seniors Robert Harding Slots Ambition: Lawyer or Doctor Oracle Staff l, Oakleaf Staff l, Band 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 4, Chess Club 2, Class Officer 1, Intramurals 4, Public Speaking 2, Rifle Club 4, Student Council 1 Track 2. Arlene Heslor Ambition Career in Arr Force Chorus 3 FHA 2 Intramurals 3 Thes plans 'l 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , ,. 1 1 1 X I ' I I . I , ' 11 11 1 , . 1 IIRII , . . . , , I ,Cf , , wk 1 , -, I ,gf ,fc fa 'K '14 2 - ' 11' 6 Vs, . . Q 4 Of I957 Barbara Leggeli Barb Ambmon Go To Florida Oracle Staff I Oalrleaf Staff I Band 4 orus I ramahcs Club I Inlramuralsl Thesplans 'I Elaine Knapp Elaine Ambrfron Teacher Oracle Staff I Oakleaf Staff 2 Chorus I Class Oflucer 3 Inlramurals 4 Leaders Club I Nafnonol Honor Society 3 Pubhc Speakmg I Siudent Councnl 2 Thespxans I Future Nurses Club 2 Library Club 3 Joyce Moore Dlnfy Ambrhon To be Successful Oracle Slolf 2 Oalrleaf Svaff 2 Cheer lea :ng 3 Chorus I Ca Off cer 'I framurals 4 Leaders Club 3 Rifle Club 2 Thespncms I It Pafrncna Long Pahy Ambmon Telephone Operafor Oracle Staff 2 Oakleol Staff 2 Chorus I Dramahcs Club I Intramurals 3 Lead ers Club 3 Publuc Speaking I Thesplans 'I Library Club 4 Helen Mudrzynslu Helen Ambmon To be Successful Oracle Staff 2 Oakleaf Staff 2 Chorus F H A F chorus I7 Flower: White Carnation H H Z , , , 8 Ch , D ' , F.H,A. I, K I 1 A , it 2, F.F.A, I, F.H.A. 4, . . ,- .F.A. I. I 5- U H - H . ifkj. d' , , I ss I , In- :gn- Joan Nagornlalx Joanne Ambmon Nurse Oracle Staff 2 Oalrleaf Staff 2 Class Officer I Leaders Club 2 Intramurals 2 Thesplons l Future Nurses Club I Elalne Osborn Ozzie Ambmon To be Successful Oracle Staff 2 Oakleaf Staff 2 Cheer leading 3 Class Officer l Drematxcs Club 'I Intramurals 4 Leaders Club 4 Library Club 4 Student Council l Thesplans 1 Future Nurses Club 'I Good Citizens Seniors Manlyn Newton Blondie Ambltron To go to Hawau Oracle Staff 2 Oakleaf Staff 3 Chorus 2 Class Officer 2 leaders Club l Intra murals 4 Publnc Spealung 1 Thespaans 1 Barbara Ohs Amblhon Nurse Oracle Staff 2 Oakleaf Staff 2 Cheer leadmg 3 Chorus 3 Dramatncs Club 2 Intramurals 4 Leaders Club 2 Thesplans I Publlc Spealung 2 Rifle Club 2 Future Nurses Club 2 Roger Palmer George Ambmon Technlcal Engmeer Prolechon Club 2 Rlfle Club I Thesplans I Library Club 2 O ,L . 1. fj . 11 - 11 I - ? W' W1 , ' .1 ' 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - f 11B O 11 1 , - 1 1 , , ' ' x ' I 1 1 11 - 11 I 1 1 A 1 1 1 , . 1 11 1 11 I 1 1 ' 1 . . . . L' f 1 1 1 I 5 1 1 1 11 11 1 . 1 . Q ,Ji I Z? A ,:,f.1 r f Of 1957 lda Paoluccu lodme Ambrtfon Telephone Operator Oracle Staff 2 Oakleaf Staff 2 Chorus 3 Intramurals 3 Stagecraft Club 2 Thes plans 1 Lnlllan Scopano Ambstlon Successful Typist Oracle Staff 2 Oakleof Staff 2 Chorus 3 Intramurals 4 Thesplans l. Douglas Perfltt Doug Ambrtaon Palot Chess Club 4 Rifle Club 4 Stagecraft Club l Thesplans 1 Pete r Roso ne Pete Ambmon Architect Band 2 Basketball 4 Chorus 2 Class Offncer l lntramurals 4 Stagecraft Club 3 Thesplans l Track 4 Camera Club 3 Football 4 Jack Sulvernall Jackson Ambltlon Coach Oracle Staff 2 Baseball 2 Basketball 4 Class Olfncer l Intramurals 4 Thesplans 1 Football 4 '9 Make Good Communities Sensors Theadore Speucher Splke Ambmon To gel nch Intramurals 3 Rlfle Club 'I Football 2 Dqvld Wqkemqn Dave Dave Ambuhon Foresler Ambmon To hx cars Chess Club 4 Sfagecraft Club 'I Thes FFA 3 Prolecflon Club 3 plans 1 Wesley Waldron Note The numbers followlng the achvlhes Wes denote the number of years of parhclpa Ambfhon Mlnlsfer hon Oalxleaf Sraff 2 Chess Club 'l Chorus 3 Romance Lang Club 1 Motto.We Know What We Are, I U - H - 1 , . fx. Y N , David Keller Il ll 1' . I I - u u ' ' . . , , . . Of l957 rw? I Boy, Mr. Bebout, she sure is good- looking, The Men of Might. v to 4 No wonder it took so long to decorate! You guys are ALWAYS late! ' 21 Joanie, what happened to your hair? ot' A 1 - . , . . v w ' W W i at i t tt And Willoughby is a great, great man. But We know Not What We May Be Juniors UNA Left to Secretary, Gerald Hale, Vice-President, Douglas Paille, Presi- dent, Sandra Carroll, Treasurer. -'V if Back Row: Shirley Rademacker, Virginia Cranston, Ruth Bene- dict, Sylvia Matteson, Thomas Lowe, Stanley Dudek, Lorna Walker, James Stevens, Ronald Thompson, Jerry Borkholder, Douglas Dean, Ruth Wiedrich, Joan Merkel, Alice Rosone. Fourth Row: Richard Chugg, Lawrence Klotzbach, David Stark- weather, Leonard Kingdom, Lowell Marble, Harley Ess, Gerald Hale, Roger Heidenreich, Winton Scroger, Carl Palmer, Laverne Underhill, Frank Skop, Paul Casper, Thomas Jenkins. Third JUNIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS ' Right: Miss Carpenter, Mr. Wilson, Advisors, Donna Hunt, J A f nb Row: William Ruth, Douglas Paille, James Anderson, Sandra Carroll, Duane Scroger, Gary Cox, Joseph Ambrose, William Stiles, William Adams, Richard Ganshaw, Norma Reitz, Barbara Howe, Raymond Zigrossi, Peter VenDetta. Second Row: Joyce Snyder, Carolyn Smith, Constance Greene, Rhoda Dickens, Judith Unger, Peggy Cumbo, Norma Porter, Donna Hunt. Front Row: Lois McClurg, Mary Thompson, Barbara Vania, Judith Whitney, Lucille Zigrossi, Rosali Lombardo. These Trees Shall Soon See 'Q 14 Front Row: Pot Goetz, Carol Burton, Donna Beechler, Roberta Osborn, Leaburn Marrs, Marilyn Ruth, Beverly Lowe. Second Row: Gary Bauer, Sharon Brown, Marcia Ashton, Priscilla Radko, Carol Davis, Janet Sumerislmi, Larry Bartholf. Back Row: Stephen Gabriel, Shirley Peters, Russell Betters, Theodore Schultz, Gaylord Cayeo, Darwin Hale, Dianne Covey, Richard Warner, Wayne Moore, Edward Dick, Gerald Long, Roland Thompson. Absent: Bernard Blew. Sophom ores vt 0-rf lt 'xv . R-Q be Front Row: Lois Wagner, Brenda Dennis, Bonnie Lewis. Second Row: Jeanette Tamila, Sharon Newton, Jeanne Giesler, Carole Bulmore, Norma Bowen. Back Row: Richard Benben, Larry White, Ronald Starlcweather, John Jaszko, Wayne Dorin, Josephine Corbelli, James Rossney, Norman Dusen. Absent: Paul Casper, Winton Scroger. Front Row: Joan Woodstock, Joan Koziel, Carol Stevenson, Sandra Cayea, Gloria Dean, Doreen Bischoff, Mary Dudek. Second Row: Jennie Foderaro, Carol Scroger, John Kalinoski, John Beals, Douglas Hale, Antoinette DiSalvo, Betty Base. Back Row: Donald Ganshaw, Evelyn Balmer, Raymond Realm, Darrel Greene, Frank Newton, Lyle Johnson, Donald Sage, Alexander Bostrom, Lawrence Slusor. Absent: Donna Calnan, Cothrine Rosone. Lett to Right: Donna Calnan, Secretary, Edward Balmer, Treasurer, Miss Schneclcenburger, Advisor, Stephen Gabriel, Vice-President, Brenda Dennis President. 23 The Fruit Ol Their Labor Freshmen FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Left to Right: Richard D'Alba, Vice-President, James Newton, Treasurer, Mary Walls, J President, Gail Cain, Secretary, Mr. Motts, Miss Kelley, Advisors. Back Row: Joy Smart, James Sanford, Ann Landon, Paul Walker Ann Harding, Ronald Ciamfrini, Robert Hartgrove, Dino Gior- dano, Alan Baubie, Dixie Carroll, Sharon Smith, Mary Ciantrini. Second Row: Gayle Bobzin, Thomas Greene, Richard Dutton, Nancy Speicher, Rose Marie Ames, Jeanette Whitney, Nancy Wagner, Elaine Mowers, Linda Martino, Lucille Reitz, Douglas Urtel. Front Row: Richard D'Alba, Peter Fedrigon, Mitchell Reed, Joyce Lewis, Barbara Scroger, Wilde Reeger, David Reading, Billy Moore. Ng Potential Yields Back Row: William Meney, Suzanne White, Peggy Moore, David DiSalvo, Gary Rademacker, Clyde Easton, Robert Say, Ann Francois, Donna Ferris, Suzanne Budenhagen. Second Row: Harvey Seibert, Michael Choate, Joseph Cardinali, Paul Slusar, John Mikolaiczyll, Jerry Warner, Louis Lang. Front Row: Darlene Hale, Gail Cain, Mary Walls, Nancy Kabel, Carol Reed, Helen Rhodes. Absent: Frank Stiles, Roger Porter, Karen Pender. sl Back Row: Ralph Parsons, Bruce Vania, Edward Weaver, Mary Calus, James Newton, Bruce Scroger, George Baker, Donna Ross, Gerald Wiedrich, Harold Howard, Raymond Meney, Second Row: William Betters, Joseph Sulimowicz, Sharon Easton, Bever- ly Mills, Sherrie Jackson, Anthony Stornelli, Richard Fisher. Front Row: sJerlene Gibson, Donna Snyder, Mary Alinda Schultz, Judy Nye, Beverly Cranston, Josephine Foderaro, Norma Parker. Absent: James Tyler. Row l M Cusmano J Moore Frazer M Kenoclc T e B als J Bax er Row 2 son M Baker M Wnll o ce F Pursel F Wnllmms A Roggow M Rosone E Gal lup Mass McAlpune Row 3 B Chamberlann R Mills B Saw ae De r a er G Poole G Grazuo ene L vas Marrs Sumeruslu ow l J Bauer A Warner M Knapp J Butler R Gu er? J Borkholder E Baker Row 2 mart N P J Zugrossu er Ttus J Wet r x L Buter N Lufhar Kenock Mr Ely Row 3 J Hart WI C Higgins B Brinkman orbelll Ant on D Gray R Cumbo Absenl N Osfronder w 1 oe z R ss e J Sheller J Bauble Waye A Kingdom Row 2 M Bar lnaro B Thompson G Sumeruslu D Easion R as ro N Puma B Lmle ow 3 Mrs Kane R Downmg W ata G Poole DICKETI R Mcrhn D Hesor J a field R Easierbroolc N How ard E Kedzlerslu W Newton Absenf C Offavnano w l Hun C Rhod lu art J Ganshaw L me art A Bra ey C Shoes Row 2 E Sullmowlcz E Avery D Cleveland W Dunham D Newton G Nesbnt M el iers Row 3 N Gallup L ohn son W Sage J McMahon E Scroger G Snyder J Snyder Smock J Barc y J o L Grcmo L Sumerskl Mr De Leo Eighth Grade o T. ' ,n . I ,L . Ric J. e , , 1 . : C. wil , . . . ' . K. B Y , - I V ' ' , yer, 1. H l , 'L. Iwin, B. F lk , . , . ' - pl , . Da ', B. . J. R : . , . , . , . , . 'lb , Lf s , .' LIS, .A ' 'Q S. Fish , J. l , . he - wa , . l , , 1, M. 'g, . ' ' , - ' , v. C ', B. h y, R. Lyons, S. Sf John, L. Arnold, Ro : J. G Y , B. o , J. Hal , . , . ' , M. d ', . ' ,' J ' ', . , . M - sa , . , . ' . R M I ,' . ' ', s. Q . ' , . I , . Bo 7- Ro : D. t, . es, P. lh , . , . R' - h , . dl , . I . ' . .' A ' , . 'B 1 . : . , . J - J. I , J. ld ,J . L ngl Seventh Grade Row i: K. Simpson, I. Puls, A McGee, D. Pixley, G. Cain, S Allen, M. Cusmano. Row 2: J Ferris, O. Bauer, D. Thompson R. Barclay, S. Lombardo, Mr Warren, J. Bordonaro, D. Moore, S. Hale, B. Rice, R. Reed. Row 3: J. Breckenridge R. Say, B. Doward, F. King, D: Cianfrini, D. Lunmark, J. Boat- field, B. Krause, D. Hale, P Carroll, W. Scroger, L. Scopano. Row i: l. Brumber, M. Knipe, E. Dusen, M. Dansan, R. Lund- mark, J. Demmer, E. Weaver, F. Righfmeyer, R. Marrs, E Kriner, G. Williams. Row 2 F. Cayea, B. Austin, E. Baker, J. Covey, J. DiSalvo, Mrs. Mes- singer, R. Grazioplene, E. Bean D. Skop, G. Howard, E. Nes- bitt. Row 3: R. Briney, G. Simp- son, R. Baker, C. Steward, S. Bork, J. Giordano, R. Miclwalak T h e s e A r e r Row l: S. Bradley, D. Bulmore, J. Seaburg, R. Hensel, R. Ste- vens, K. Assenato, C. Fry. Row 2: S. Kabel, P. Anderson, L. Ruih, W. Ham, D. Williams, Mr. Owens, J. Cransfon, C. Dial, J. Cupicha, G. Sanford, D. Warner. Row 3: D. Bartholl, K. Hale, C. Poole, C. Lyons, P. Naas, G. Bobzin, S. Ausfin, J. Sunriclxer, E. Carney, E. Moc- ciaro, M. Baubie, D. Klosen. Row l: R. Massaro, K. Blood, E. DiSalvo, E. Kriner, D. Derck, M. Cranston, I. Stiles. Row 2: N. Rosone, A. Gibson, D. Hunt, W. Little, T. Cummings, Mr. Pelrusky, S. Bruno, B. Krause, H. Parlcins, D. Baker, J. Scroger. Row 3: M. Boatlield, A. Treai, S. Mack, T. Beals, R. Giesler, M. Newton, W. Scroger, G. Meyers, E. Arnold, L. Siark- weaiher, J. Messinger, J. Cas- sidy. Row 7 R Doword R Tntus R Spears A Zrgrossl G Schroder Row 2 A Scnfrcfello I Zaffram L Cupler S Porter D Dual Mrs Bam Row 3 J Baxter A Folker D Anderson R Roggow M Smith P Kozuel C Meney R Grczloplene K Schrcmn Row I H Zlgrossn B Morrxs D Tamllc R ohn son R Cnanfnnn D Moore D Sturgeon Row 2 R Dlaslo P Fry S Goetz A Radko M Beuler J Scopcno S Johns L Scroger Mrs 'Heckroth Ramey T Morsham E Buccern C Matteson S Covey D Schulze B Cartwright R DlSclvo J Wntkowslu J Hale Absent R Caton w 1 C Gneser J Demmer C Hrlchey Coe Row 2 D Meyers L Luthart B Burney S Scroger D Kenward Row 3 D Brcgg T Hcd ns C B r moro Go up R Hortwu B u le G Deon F Butler C Snlverncll Mass Maxwell Absent L Fogul Sixth Grade . : . , . ' , . , . ' ' ', , . : . , . , , , . , . ' , . ' . : . , - , - , - f , . , . . , s , 4 ' I : . ' ', . ' , . ' , . J - ' v . . .I w I . . : . l l , - , . , . , . I . , . , . , . . Row 3: C. Peterson, R. Kowclczylc, J. Bryur, W. I I . , , I, . , 1 I ' I ' . I ' I I . , . . . . . Ro : . ' l , . , . ' , S. . : . , . , . , . , . . I . , - - gi , . o d' , E. ll , . 'g, S. C b. I I I I I l . . I . Fifth Grade u Here Stand Our Hopes 8 Row l: R. Scroger, C. Becker, W. Bobzin, D Pender, J. D'Albo, E. Gabriel, R. Higgins, R Johncox. Row 2: l. Hale, M. Nannie, A. Potter I. Martino, J. Phelps, C. Puls, B. Rhinehart, J Griffith, T. Merkel, D. Moccciro. Row 3: Mrs Pickett, M. Cleveland, J. Howe, D. Schue, K Pixley, R. Bryar, G. Rumble, D. Rademacker, R Arnold, G. Heslor, D. Carmichael, B. Little, J Glick, D. Bostrom. Absent: S. Jcszko. Row l: C. Dickens, A. Cusmano, M. Greene, P. King, C. Baxter, K. Merkel, l.. Knapp, L. Kirk- patrick. Row 2: Miss Sullivan, V. Gunn, R. Caton, L. Lang, D. Sunricker, A. Powell, B. Mullaney, V. Neff, W. Messinger. Row 3: T. Kedzierski, K. Wetherwax, D. Francois, R. Smith, G. Sawyer, R. St. John, J. Howard, M. Woodward, F. Szent- miklosi, E. Mc Mahon, B. Utz, P. Scroger, S. Sturm. Absent: M. Pawlaczyk, G. Ostrander. Row l: B. Anderson, S. Sharpe, P. Pursel, P. Anderson, C. Baubie, L. Boker, D. Posson. Row 2: S. Rosone, B. Bootfield, R. Dennis, M. Will, B. School, E. Ashton, R. Will, C. Fedrigon, P. Gil- bert D. Nugorniak. Row 3: R. Reed, D. Ham, L. Bauer, R. White, D. Jones, B. Derck, E. Hareburt T. King, R. Lawton, D. Michalak, C. Hawley, J Grazioplene, Mrs. Speed. Absent: T. Wolfe, T Williams, W. Williams. 1 Back Row: Gloria DiFiori, Margery Bartholf, Nancy Gray, Patricia Johns, Mary Beuler, Mary Ann McEntee, James Kessler, Robert Knipe, John Yunlcer, Roger Blood, James Gabriel, Joanne Cassiano. Second Row: Susan Bruno, Katherine Scroger, Gary Hunt, Walter Tadusz, David Hunt, Clude Allen, Mary Ann Briggs, Louise Sery, Susan Cartwright, Mrs. Klotzbach. Front Row: Melody Hale, Donna Dean, Doris Howard, Cecelia Goetz, James Young, John Ottaviano, Mrya Rainey, Bonny Ohs, Steven Mowers, Paul Betters. Back Row: James Moore, Albert Fry, Monti Porter, Sharon Stewart, Bette Bordinaro, Robert Derck, Mary Arnold, Eleanor Hale, Annie Doward, Florine V'anBuslxirlc. Second Row: Mrs. Cartwright, Patricia Waye, Janet Moore, Patricia George, Edna Wooster, Jacquline Barney. Front Row: Ronald Bragg, Charles Sage, Robyn Radko, Dale Stiles, Julia Demmer, Linda Lee Vin- cent, Karen Sulimowicz. Absent: Donna Brendlinger, Walter Ostrander. Back Row: Linda Warner, Stephen Avery, Bonnie Burr, Gary Whitney, Carol Hilchey, Corolla McConnell, Carol Koziel, Yvonne Cardinali, Irving Wiswall, William Newton, Lawrence Cooley, Suzanne Bowen, Patricia Lang. Second Row: Thomas Smith, John Ottaviano, Gary Butler, Beverly Casper, Bonnie Patterson, Darlene Gooshaw, lrene Will, Mrs. Mantei. Front Row: Paul Kowalczyk, Linda Caton, Claudia Cleveland, Rose Cuphica, Margaret Cassiano, Deborah Hooper. Absent: Carol Baker, Mary Schults, Charles Malin, James Buckel, Judy Pawalczyk. Back Row: Mrs. Boyce, Victoria Sawyer, Sam Coe, Charles Sackett, Carl Shelter, Wayne Speed, William Needham, Richard Moore, Douglas Cooley, Robert Roggow, Dole Hare, James Dial. Second Row: Elaine King, JoAnn Szentmiklosi, LeAnne Mills, Betty Zigrossi, Linda Downing, Gaye Cain, Patricia Rombough, Karen Bauer, Judy Allshouse, Thomas Miller. Front Row: Douglas Matla, John Michalak, John Scopano, Wayne Goodwin, Caroline O'dell, Sharon White, Sue Pender, Joy Bloom. Absent: Carl D'AngeIo, Andrea Ashton. Fourth Grade For A Better Democracy To Come Row 'l: J. Martina, S. Turner, S. Scopano, L. Miller, L. Holly, L. Higgins, S. Ham, L. Giess. Row 2: L. Kosiorek, T. Kachelmeyer, S. Mocciara, J. Martino, C. Cumbo, B. Nicometo, A. Morelli, R. Fogal. Row 3: Mrs. Dickerson, S. Rainey, B. Hensel, G. Cayea, E Reeger, B. Hartick, F. Watson, K. Boker, J. Hendershott, C. Reed, B. Phelps, B. Simpson, D. Matteson, C. Easton. Absent: B. Hollabaugh, W. Schiavi, C. Baker. Row l: G. Zigrossi, D. School, D. Schaal, R. Reed, K. Yunker A. Martino, D. Zatfran. Row 2: R. Doward, L. Kelsey, M. Waye G. Hodgins, S. Bunkman, L. Lang, B. Sage, B. Rice, L. Butler Row 3: Mrs. Traver, R. Kosiorek, D. Cleveland, F. Wolfe, L Knapp, R. Moore, D. White, M. Schrader, L. Lear, W. Bryar, G Currier, R. Bradsher, M. Lippold, C. Currier. Absent: S. Cayea D. Cupicha, J. Manes. Row l: D. Ayers, D. Clark, A. Demmer, B. McEntee, S. Wether- wax, J. Biddle, K. Johncox, M. Mosco, G. Clark. Row 2: C. Gray, P. King, J. Ross, R. Young, C. Nanni, T. Reading, C. Peterson, Mrs. Cayea. Row 3: J. Casper, E. Hunt, J. Will, P. Bostrom, R. Green, J. Calus, B. Sumeriski, S. Sanford, J. Fisher, J. Howell, L. Giesler. Absent: G. Ostrander. Row l: W. Hilchey, E. Cassidy, L. Stiles, H. Bean, G. Scroger P. Goodwin, D. Wolcott, P. Baker. Row 2: P. Cronin, L. Cayea H. Baxter, Mrs. Paille, R. Hopkins, L. Cupler, S. Bragg. Row 3 T. Merkel, B. Weber, R. Covill, B. Wicks, M. Clark, B. Meyer M. Grant, T. Starling, B. Plue, C. Grazoplene, L. Palmer, R Gunn. Absent: D. Balonek, J. Cardinali. f I Row l J Fredo J Potter G Sullmowlcz T Cronun J Sprecher Baudanza Row 2 L Sage E Bradley S Nevmger S Sholes Merlln J Howard M Wnswall L Peterson M Caton Row 3 Schulze M Bartholf L Kowalczyk M Grant K Garney Cleveland W Barney G Kozlel D Taber S lngalsbe B Poole C Carmlchael Mrs Swarts Absent M DAngelo D Brumber w l rn u er K Ernst J Valletta Rainey C Hale P Cervone Row 2 D Clanfrlm J Fallxer L Malls D Hendershott P Mack S Currier A Fedrugon W Beu er R w 3 R Puccuo H Roggow D Taduzz D Puls L llams Absent S Borgel Rowl J Smith H Pretzman B Sackel D Grazroplene D Yvnker L Vmcent G Sage Row 2 S Scroger K Covalle P Lap old P Frazer D Farewell C Hopluns B Watson S Wlll Row 3 Mrs Harding S Johnson L Thompson R Watson B Towne R Downes L Andrews J Butler N Lantz B Burns B Fulmer Absent T Pawlaczyk Row l M Carney R Cummmgs S Manes W Sturgeon J Brewster E Biddle C Mooney M Allen Row 2 J DnFlore C Anderson J Muller M Coe C Casslano S Hackett D Warner Mrs Race Row 3 L Cassuano S Rumble G Slusar B Bordmaro C Scroger P Borgal P Schutts D Underhill W W Rademacker J Llckenfelt C Plouse Absent M Brnney K Buckel Second Grade : . , . , . ' ' , . I , . ' , M. . : . , . , . ' , . , B. ' , . , . ' , . , , . : D. , . , . , . , . , S. , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . . : . I , . Ro : R. Aust' , D. L lc , J. Fry, . , . , T. ' , . , . , . l , . ' , . l . 0 : . ' , . , . , . , . Howard, D. Falker, C. Brooks, M. Brunea, J. Boyer, Mrs, Wil- : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . . : . , . ' , . ' p , . , . , . ' , . , . ' . : . ' , . , . , . U , . , . , . , . , . , . , : . , . ' , . , . , . 1 . ' , . , . . : . ' ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . ' . : . ' , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , , I , . . , . ' , . . : . ' , First Grade 1 Row l: L. Downs, D. Johncox, N. Potter, R. Merlin, L. Lowery, B. DiSolvo, P. Ashton, D. Shrader, A. Anderson, John George. ,Row 2: P. Dobbin, S. Puls, J. Greene, D. Cleveland, Mrs. Johns J. Allen, L. Morrison, J. Sage, J. Johnson, Row 3: S. Galline P. Hunt, D. Clark, J. Denny, C. Dudley, P. Woodward, M Hamm, M. Guiste, K. Fallter, M. 'Yunlser, L. Mills, D. Andrews Absent: S. Myers, L. Konicczny, W. Cayea. Row l: E. Kastelic, B. King, B. Krogh, G. Fredo, R. Demmer, R. Scroger, L. Moultrup, R. Casper, L. Sumeriski. Row 2: D. Smith, J. Szentmikloski, G. Reeger, D. Patterson, L. Plue, Mrs. Schue, D. Schiavi, T. Miller, J. Smith, R. Clemm. Row 3: S. Stiles, D. Long, C. Hall, D. Towne, J. Cianfrini, K. Sulimowicz, V. Ked- zierski, C. Van Buskirk, A. Totten, S. Hodgins, K. Kosiorek, B. Starr, P. Andrews. Absent: J. Moore, N. Hollobaugh, K. Nevin- ger, J. Wright. To-Day's Tricycles, 1 Row 7: P. Little, S. Moultrip, W. Rainey, K. Moore, E. Porter Rombough, J. Lynch, K. Mooney, M. Grant, G. Radka, D. Dudels. B. Scopano, F. Smith. Row 2: L. Miller, A. Snyder, C. Bauer, P Row 3: Mrs. Hicks, R. Meyer, C. Johnson, R. Lear, F. Reed, B Moore, D. Hahn, W. Mullaney, D. Endres, D. Zigrossi, D. Sage G. Lear. Absent: L. Fuller, W. Fava, S. Howard, D. Phelps L. Potter, D. Thompson, J. Utz, T. Waye. Row l: K. Grazioplene, D. Gann, J. Herod, M. Rice, D. Libera J. Hilchey, T. Taber, G. Diver, H. Biddle. Row 2: D. Connelly M. Blood, D. Matla, M. Cronin, C. Bradley, C. Wicks, P. Baubie B. Hale, J. Reed, P. Kinne. Row 3: H. Johns, R. Moore, S Sumeriski, K. Witkowski, D. German, R. Marshman, P. Dennis L. Wilson, C. Chaddock, L. Sage, J. Griffiths, J. Stevens, J Chase, Mrs. Vagg. 1 r 1 Row l: R. Tohen, P. Reeger, W. Kedzierski, T. Johns, D. Lufharl. Row 2: Miss Zambito, B. Sage, D. Bragg, M. Cayea, S. Baker, C. Miller, W. Morerti, K. McMahon. Row 3: C. Plue, B. Shorfi, V. Falker, B. Wright, D. Burbules, E. Gray, R Vania, R. Scroger, A. Coe. Absenf: L. Hall, M Peck, R. Wolfe. Row l: T. McEn1ee, D. Koziel, B. Giambrone, D. Slreefer, L. Scroger, C. Eick. Row 2: K. Turner, M. Goras, N. Jackson, K. Prefzman, W, Allen, G. Warlhinglon, Mrs. Newton. Row 3: J. Bowen, P. Hackerf, C. Green, R. Knapp, D. Sunricker, S. Little, H. Sl. John, E. Wolfe, B. Clark, D. Phelps. Absenf: D. Gurney, S. Hall, D. Weber, J. Anderson, D. Brunea, J. Weafherwax. Raw 7: M. Moore, B. Turner, D. Bales, N. Quin- fern, J. Henry, D. Easton. Row 2: M. Shulfs, C. Jones, D. Naas, K. Johnson, T. Woodward, J. Brewsfer. Row 3: M. Peters, R. Rumble, A. Burr, D. Posson, S. Cleveland, B. Boaffield, C. Mac- laughlin, M. Slurm, C. Graho, Mrs. Bosfrom. Ab- senf: E. Anderson, L. Klorzback, M. Williams. 33 Morning Kindergarten rs 'E- L ar r F91 Tomorrow's Parking Problems Afternoon Kindergarten k'n-,-....-.'Z u... .s.i.r1',:' Row 1: B, Graziaplena, D. Taber, J. Wasiulewski, I.. Chamberlain, S. Lippold, L. Hurd. Row 2: D. Goodwin, A. Paolucci, J. Worrhinglon, J. Wooster, B. Betters, D. Wiedrich. Row 3: D. Mosco, K. Marla, l.. Hermance, Mrs. Bostrom. Absent C. Cerri. Row 7: D. Hodges, J. Nicomeio, M. Vallese, S Palmer, D. Vincent. Row 2: G. Bucceri, L. Fry, J Yunlrer. Row 3: J. Chaddoclc, T. Harfwig, M Hale, K. Speed, Miss Zambifo, J. Hopkins, D leef. Raw 7: J. Puma, D. Cervane, N. Baxter, G. Reed. Row 2: Mrs. Newton, B. Mutha, D. Nesbii, K. Standish, S. Claire, F. Vellefta, M. Kachelmeyer. X Row 3: R. Hartwick, T. Smilh, B. Brooks, P. Schrauth, P. Mansfield. Absent: L. Johncox. The Future Of Ou r Community Q Ingolsbe, E. Marla, C. Morelli. Absenf: D. Palmae 34 Fronf Row: J. Kabel, E. Johnson, D. Moore, G. Brayley. Row Two: D. Allen, S. Myers, D. Howard N. Lonnen, H. Murray, T. Kabel. Row Three: S. Carlisle, B. Mills, E. Emerson, D. Johnson, C Burton, Standing: Miss Jasper, K. Wickham, W. Lonnen, L. Emerson, J. Scharlau. Absent L. Chaim- berlain, L. Hartgrave. if 'D 11, i Branch Schools Fronf Row: B. Smith, D. Graff, P. Graves, R. Graves. Row Two: D. Carlisle, D. Crawford, K. Myers, L. Horine, J. Lawton, Back Row: L. Hub- bard, L. Graff, O. Murray, W. Coririghf, S. Carlisle, C. Brayley, O. Mills, L. Ferris, M. Buckley, N. Shamrock, R. Raduns, Mrs. Luiz, Absent: S. Hubbard, E. Scharlou. W7 Front Row: D. Allen, E. Harfgrove, R. Bruning, D Hubbard. Second Row: P, Harine, P. Graves, R Allen, P. Johnson, L. Graff. Third Row: J. Mills C. Buckley, J. Myers, G. Parker, G. Chamberlain K. Lonnen. Back Row: K. Carlisle, l.. Smith, Mrs Marble, F. Shamrock, C, Emerson, G. Radins, D Gray. 57 N.Mj hesln These Hands Branch Schools i .ST,.,, L.. Row I: J. Gorus, S. Seiberf. Row 2: A. Gorcs, S. Scroger, K. Grcmo, S. Mocomber. Row 3: N, Weaver, G McVay, E. Goras, D. Ingulsbe, D. Benben, Mrs. Crosby, P. Mnclaughlin. Citize ACTIVITIES ' , Senior Band Back Row: Rhoda Dickens, Douglas Dean, Richard D'Alba, Russell Betters, Donald Gray, John Beals, Lawrence Klotzbach, Robert Harding, Norman Puma, Carl Palmer, Mr. Rice, Joseph Cardanili, Richard Dutton, Bruce Scroger, Richard Baxter, David DiSalvo. Third Row: June Titus, Judy Nye, Sherrie Jackson, Elaine Mowers, Melvin Knapp. Second Row: Joyce Snyder, Janet Sumeriski, Barbara Vania, Barbara Howe, Richard Chugg, Norma Reitz, Sherwin Bowen, Paul Slusar, Gaylord Coyea, Charles Ottaviano, Joan Woodstock. Front Row: Douglas Paille, James Newton, Danna Hunt, Rosemary Fedrigon, Darlene Hale, Lucille Reitz. Absent: Thomas Jenkins, Raymond Zigrossi, Frank Skop. Our Senior Band has had a very active year. Under the direction of Mr. Josef Rice they have mastered many new numbers. ln the tall they put on a Thanksgiving Concert for the grade school. They also put on a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert on May 10. This year eleven of the band's members repre- sented O.A.C.S. in the All-County Band and Orches- tra. They were Donald Gray, Rosemary Fedrigon, John Beals, Lawrence Klotzbach, Douglas Paille, James Newton, Lucille Reitz, Norman Reitz, Lowell This year our band was led by these four twirlers as they marched. They are, from left to right: Lucille Zigrossi, Jeanette Tamila, Joan Merkel, and Donna Ferris. Marble, Douglas Dean and Sherwin Bowen. Harmony Helps To Cement These seven boys have again provided our school with a dance band, which all of the students appreciate. They have played at various dances, in- cluding those sponsored by the Leaders Club. They have played at the Senior Party and at assemblies. The members are, from left to right: Lowell Marble, Raymond Zigrossi, Gaylord Cayea, Lawrence Klotz- bach, Thomas Jenkins, Douglas Paille, and Richard D'Alba. Swing Band ,ul Junior Band Back Row Burton Anthony Dennis Csantrini Larry Davis Brenda Krause Joanne Sumernka Paul Walker Larry Johnson Elaine Scroger Jean Long Stephen Pelton James Boatfleld Jean Weatherwax June Titus Second Row Norman Puma Marlorue Bordonaro Mildred Boatfleld Evelyn Baller Joanne Breckenridge Judy Messenger Thomas Cummings Thomas Rice Richard Dutton Beverly Ross Connie Wilson Front Row Carolyn Sholes Darlene Warner Nancy Rosone Barbara Rice Sharon Hale Jill Beals Elliot Avery Terry Frazier David Plxley Judy Seaburg 39 Our Relationships With Other Senior High Mixed Chorus Q1 Back Row: Gerald Long, Russell Betters, Wesley Waldron, Gay- lord Cayea, Douglas Paille, Paul Casper Gerald Hale. Fifth Row: William Meney, Ronald D'Alba, John Beals, Paul Slusar, Thomas Jenkins, Richard Chugg, Raymond Zigrossi. Fourth Row: Donna Ross, Sylvia Matteson, Ruth Wiedrich, Shirley Peters, Arlene Heslor, Shirley Green, Yvonne Krause, Danna Calnan, Judy Nye. Third Row: Norma Reitz, Ann Harding, Catherine Rosone, Carol Davis, Joan Koziel, Donna Beechler, Marilyn 3 3 G Lorna Walker, Accompanist, Mr. Francis Zogaib, Choral Director. The Voice Of A Commu nity Newton, Sharon Easton, Carol Burton. Second Row: Josephine Corbelli, Ida Paolucci, Mary Schultz, Rhoda Dickens, Norma Bowen, Elizabeth Corbelli, Marilyn Rugh, Sharon Smith, Mary Walls, Lucille Reitz. Front Row: Marlene Base, Sandra Carroll, Mary Ann Cianfrini, Antoinette DiSalvo, Carol Reed, Beverly Lowe, Joan Woodstock, Patricia Goetz, Joyce Lewis, Jennie Foderaro. Our Senior High Mixed Chorus is extremely grateful and happy to have Mr. Zogaib back as their director. Under his direction they have had a very successful year. The size of the chorus was ex- panded to 'IO3 members. They gave three concerts this year-a Thanksgiving Concert at the elementary school, a Christmas Concert, and a Spring Concert. They mastered many new songs this year, with Climbin' Up The Mountain being one of the most impressive. The chorus has truly enjoyed working under Mr. Zogaib, both in rehersal and in giving concerts. Senior High Mixed Chorus Back Row: Lowell Marble, Lawrence Klotzbach, Donald Gray, Edward Baker, Alex Bostrom, David Starkweather, Lyle Johnson Wayne Dorin. Fifth Row: Anthony Cusmano, Douglas Hale James Stevens, Peter Vendetta, Carl Palmer, Lawrence Slusar Frank Skop, Edward Dick, Ted Schultz. Fourth Row: Ann Landon Barbara Howe, Judy Unger, Priscilla Radka, Lillian Scopano Diane Covey, Lorna Walker, Sherrie Jackson, Beverly Mills. Third Row: Patricia Long, Janet Sumeriski, Carol Stevenson Ensemble Back Row Paul Slusar, Gaylord Cayea, Lyle John- son, Gerald Hale, Lawrence Klotzbach, Lowell Marble, Edward Dick. Third Row: Wesley Wald- ron, John Beals, Douglas Paille, Donald Gray, Thomas Jenkins, Douglas Hale, Anthony Cusmano. Second Row: Sondra Carroll, Sylvia Matteson, Ruth Weidrich, Norma Bowen, Josephine Corbelli, Judy Unger, Barbara Howe, Lorna Walker, Sharon Brown, Carol Stevenson. Front Row: Rhoda Dick- ens, Elizabeth Corbelli, Joan Woodstock, Barbara Vania, Rosemary Fedrigon, Connie Greene, Son- dra Cayea. Barbara Ohs, Connie Greene, Shirley Rademacker, Brendd Dene nis, Peggy Combo, Ruth Benedict. Second Row: Barbara Vania, Donna Hunt, Helen Mudrzynski, Sharon Newton, Sharon Brown, Jeanette Whitney, Bonnie Lewis, Sandra Cayea, Joyce Snyder. First Row: Barbara Leggett, Darlene Hale, Gail Cain, Lucille Zigrossi, Lois Wagner, Rosemary Fedrigon, Rosalie Lombardo, Judy Whitney, Josephine Foderaro. Hos Many Sounds Junior High Chorus 1 v 9, Back Row: Loretta Reinhart Jean Shetler Norma Howard Brenda Marrs Joanne Boatfield Joanne Sumerislxi Elaine Scroger, Sarah St. John, Wanda Sage, Betty Brinkman, Roseann Easterbrook, Linda Sumerislci. Fourth Row: Wayne Newton Robert Cumbo, Larry Davis, Joseph Barclay, Gerald Grazioplene Larry Johnson, Douglas Heslor, Ronald Gilbert, Jack Hartwig Eugene Kedzierski. Third Row: June Titus, Jean Butler, Beverly Ross, Nancy Puls, Margot Kenoch, Mary Ann Wills, Sally Fisher Betra Little, Marcia Kenoch. Second Row: Connie Wilson, Joyce Baubre Jeanette Ganshaw Marie Rosone Janet Moore Rodney Massaro David Easton Gary Sumerrskr Melvin Knapp Thomas Rice Jean Weatherwax Jane Hale Nancy Luthart Evelyn Gallup Martha Waye Front Row Anne Kingdom Diane Hunt Carolyn Sholes Joan Goetz Anne Warner John Borllholder Norman Pyma Gerald Nesbitt Terry Frazier Eugene Sulrmowicz Edith Baker Marrorre Bordrnaro Cctxl Rhodes Jean Bauer Arlene Bradley The Junior High Mixed Chorus rs very happy to have Mr Zogarb back to direct them rn srngrng Composed of erghth grade students the chorus has got much enloy ment out of singing this year The purpose of this chorus rs to tram students for the Senior High Mixed Chorus, which they will constitute rn a few years. Here rn the Junior Chorus, they become accustomed to singing as part of a group and get used to their director. This junior chorus has much talent and shows promise of being a fine senior chorus. Harmonious Group Blending Student Council sb 1'- Front Row: Elaine Knapp, Mr. Shelly, Sherwin Bowen, .loan Woodstock, Lawrence Klotzbach, Jennie Foderaro. Back Row: John Beals, lrma Ess, Ann Harding, Harley Ess, Mr. Petrusky, Donald Gray, William Adams, David Reading. Back Row: Elaine Knapp, Secretary, .loan Woodstock Treasurer. Front Row: Lawrence Klotzbach, Vice-Presi dent, Sherwin Bowen, President. With government being an essential to a community, this year's Student Council has expertly governed the O.A.C.S. student body. Meeting on alternate Fridays in the student activity room, many ad- vances were made this year. Amendments were added to the Constitu- tion by a vote of the Council and students. Banners and booster but- tons were sold by the Council to raise money for pictures for the halls. Also, they sold pre-season and pre-game basketball tickets. This year the Council ioined the National Association of Student Councils, attended many County Council meetings, and attended a Western New York Area Student Council Meeting in Leroy. This year's Y.: progress was probably greater than any other year's but progress in the years ahead will be much greater. 43 Government By The People Oakleaf Staff 'L 'P 9 hr Back Row: Judith Unger, Norma Reitz, James Stevens, Duane Scroger, Richard Chugg, Lowell Marble, Lawrence Klotzbach, Frank Newton, Harley Ess, Donald Gray, Frank Skop, Carl Palmer, Raymond Zigrossi, Anthony Cusmano, James Rossney, Shirley Rademacker. Third Row: Marilyn Newton, Elizabeth Corbelli, Virginia Cranston, Irma Ess, Ida Paolucci, Lillian Scopano, Sandra Carroll, Ruth Weidrich, Marlene Base, Shirley Green, Sylvia Matteson, Ruth Benedict, Peggy Cumbo, Elaine Knapp. Second Raw: Judith Whitney, Jane Balfour, Wesley Waldron, Lucille Zigrossi, Barbara Leggett, Lorna Walker, Joyce Moore, Douglas Paille, Rosemary Fedrigon, Rosalie Lombardo, Mary Thompson, Miss Caborn, Barbara Vania, Jeannette Tamila. First Row: Connie Greene, Helen Mudrzynski, Elaine Osborn, Patricia Long, Myrna Daniels, Barbara Ohs, Alice Rosone, Joyce Snyder, Rhoda Dickens. With a well-informed public being a community asset, the Oakleaf Staff, under the supervision of Miss Caborn, has had a very busy year publishing our school paper, the OAKLEAF. Collecting news, typing, making dummy sheets, stenciling, mimeographing, and assembling the paper give an opportunity to each member to take part in this service activity. This year we put out four issues. The Staff enjoys working hard to publish a paper that all the students like Left to Right: Lorna Walker, Assistant Editor, Lawrence Klotz' boch, Treasurer, Miss Caborn, Advisor, Wesley Waldron, BUSL- ness Manager, Rosemary Fedrigon, Editor, Douglas Paille, As- sistant Business Manager. to read. The Written And Spoken Words Speaking Contests 5092401 SENIOR GIRLS' SPEAKING CONTEST SENIOR BOYS' SPEAKING CONTEST Above, Back Row: Marilyn Newton, Patricia Long, Marlene Base, Above: Ronald D'Alba, Wesley Waldron, Donald Gray, Ronald Joan Nagorniak, Irma Ess, Elaine Osborn. Front Row: Ruth Anderson, Peter Rosone, Lee Breckenridge. Benedict, Jane Balfour, Rosemary Fedrigon, Elaine Knapp, Barbara Ohs. Absent: Myrna Daniels, Barbara Leggett. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE GIRLS' SPEAKING CONTEST Below, Back Row: Janet Sumerislmi, Shirley Peters, Gloria Dean, FRESHMANYSOPHOMORE BOYS' SPEAKING CONTEST Joan Koziel, Carol Bulmore. Raw Two: Leaburn Marrs, Carol Below, Back Row: Stephen Gabriel, Wayne Darin, James New- Burton, Gail Bobzin, Lucille Reitz, Jennie Geisler. Front Row: ton, David DiSalvo. Front Row: Theodore Schultz, Lyle Johnson, Norma Bowen, Sharon Brown, Marcia Ashton. Frank Newton. Si 4-Q 45 Bond Us Together Students working browsing, and casually reading In our new central school library librarg Club 262 Back Row: Jeanette Tamila, Joyce Snyder, Leaburn Marrs, Patricia Long, Roberta Osborn, Irma Ess, Elaine Osborn, Sharon Smith, Dixie Carroll, Judy Nye, Ann Landon, Joan Merkel, Peggy Cumbo, Yvonne Krause. Row Three: Donna Calnan, Ruth Weidrich, Gloria Dean, Dianne Covey, Miss Schneckenburger, fer ,f' Marlene Base, Sandra Carroll, Mary Calus, Shirley Green. Row Two: Richard Baxter, Harvey Seibert, Alexander Bostrom, Carl Palmer, Gerald Long, Louis Lang. Front Row: Jane Balfour, Patricia Goetz, Elaine Knapp, Norman Parker, Donna Snyder, Brenda Dennis, Sharon Newton, Jeanne Geisler. We are very fortunate to have a large and beautiful library in our school in which to browse, study, or casually read a book of per- sonal choosing. Within our school community, interested senior high students volunteer to aid the librarian in promoting among the student body the daily effective use ot the library. Their assistance is required in the mechanical processing of the books and in the exercise of clerical duties at the imposing library desk. Often these students are asked by other stu- dents tor help in locating library material. Through their activities in the library, these students develop those qualities so es- sential tor smooth public relations. lt is hoped that through participation in a group of this type, the members will be able to become valuable citizens in the larger community in which they will eventually live They Learned And Cast Knowledge 1 Thespians Back Row: Mr. Cerri, Lillian Rosone, David Bradt, Sherwin Pertitt, Donald Gray, David Paolucci, Shirley Green. Row Long, Sandra Heslor, Anthony Scopano, Arlene Heslor, Peter Bowen, Robert Harding, Douglas Wakeman, Marlene Base, Ida Two: Marilyn Newton, Patricia Cusmano, Richard Baxter, Ronald D'Alba, Irma Ess, Myrna Daniels, Helen Mudrzynski. Front Row: Elaine Osborn, Elizabeth Corbelli, Barbara Legget, Jane Bal- four, Barbara Ohs, Joyce Moore, Elaine Knapp, Rosemary Fedrigon. The Brain Storm The Thespians put on their play, The Brain Storm , on March Willoughby Adams, .,,,, ,.,, ..... ..... . . . ,Sherwin Bowen 26, before a record audience. After long and hard practicing they artfully mastered their parts and had an enjoyable time presenting the play. They were under the competent direction of Mr. Cerri, their advisor, and Irma Ess, their student director. Greatly appreciated was the cooperation and help of Mr. Henry, the Stagecraft Club, the lighting, publicity, and make-up committees, along with the others who helped make this play possible. Inner Willy. Chuck Martin ......., Johnny Newton ,.... Harvey Downs ,......., Ralph Jones ,... Coach Lloyd ...,.,.. , ..,. Peter Rosone ,,., Donald Gray ......Richard Baxter ..,,...,Robert Harding Anthony Cusmano .,Jack Silvernail Hank Johnson.. Ronald Anderson Sally Bishop , , Marilyn Newton Aunt Olga , Joan Nagorniak Aunt Hester. ., Rosemary Fedrigon Aunt Louise., .,,. Barbara Ohs Marybelle Turner . , Patricia Long Lottie ,,,,,,, ,,,, , , , . , Ida Paolucci Marion ....... , Elaine Osborn Anna Jane Balfour Kay Vyrrr Shirley Green Dorothy , , ,Joyce Moore THESPIANS OFFICERS: Left: Irma Ess, President: Anthony Cusmano, Treasurer, Elizabeth Corbelli, Secretary. Of Our Community Projection Club 'T-ig Back Row: Carl Palmer, Bruce Scroger, Lowell Marble, John Jaszko, David Keller, Frank Newton, David Bradt, Ted Speicher, Mr. Henry. Row Two: Richard Baxter, Joseph Cardinali, Thomas Greene, Thomas Lowe, Douglas Hale, Paul Walker. Front Row: Edward Baker, Gary Rademacker, Alexander Bostrom, Winton Scroger, Richard Ganshaw. Busy as the proverbial bee around a bed of fragrant flowers have been the members of the Proiection Club, who, during their free periods, have made visual education offerings available to all students and teachers in the Oakfield-Alabama Central District. Through the interest of Mr. Henry, the club sponsor, and plans made and carried out by the officers, the club enjoyed learning more about projec- tion operations by actual experience and by visiting movie theaters. Various Branches PROJECTION CLUB OFFICERS: Winton Scroger, Vice-President, Richard Ganshaw, Secretary, Thomas Lowe, President. These eleven boys are playing probably the most intelligent game known- the game of chess. Under the direction of Mr. Schulze, they meet in the Junior Science Laboratory frequently during their free time. With a continual dis- play of good sportsman- ship, they are constantly trying to improve their game. These boys have enjoyed many matches, and win, lose, or draw, they will enioy many more. Chess Club Standing: Lee Breckenridge, Stanley Dudek, Ted Speicher, Mr. Schulze, Ronald Thompson, David Wakeman Douglas Perfitt, Richard Baxter. Seated: Jerry Borkholder, William Ruth, Robert Harding, David Bradt. Officers: Back Row: Ted Speicher, Vice-Presidentg David Bradt, President, Mr. Olczak, Advisor. Front Row: Sharon Smith, Trea- surer, Bernard Blew, Corresponding Secretary, Dixie Carroll, Recording Secreta ry. Rifle Club Once again the Rifle Club has proved to be one of the most popular extra-classroom endeavors at O.A.C.S. Unfortunately the delay in the build- ing's completion had an equally delaying effect on the Club. The shooting facilities were unprepared until mid-year. However an active intra-mural sched- ule was set up and followed providing the members with the necessary incentive to succeed. The fresh- man class alone was represented by no less than 5 teams. A championship team and individual award will greet the master marksmen at the end of the year's trial. Improving Our Society Romance language Club ev Q' Back Raw: Beverly Mills, Edward Baker, Josephine Corbelli, gfockl Elaine Knapp, Mary Walls, Gayle Bobzin. ROW Two: Donna Ross, Ann Francois, Mr. Olczak, James Newton, BruCe Jeanette Whitney, Wesley Waldron, Ruth Wiedrich, Lucille Scroger, Norma Reitz, Mr. Cerri, Ann Lou Harding, Mary Calus, Reitz. Front Row: Sandra Cayea, Norma Bowen, Judy Nye, David DiSalvo, Douglas Hale, Peter Vendetta. Row Three: Mary Carol Bulmore, Donna Hunt. Ann Cianfrini, Jane Balfour, Josephine Foderaro, Joan Wood- This year has marked the entrance of the Romance Language Club into the family of school activities here at O.A.C.S. The introduc- tion of Spanish into the curriculum has necessitated a merger of stu- dents with Latin, French and Spanish interests. This year's program was highlighted by three distinct national repasts-a Spanish fiesta of dishes indigenous to the land of peons, an Roman banquet such as may have pleased the palate of the Caesars, and a French dinner that would do any native Parisian iustice. In all the club's first year portends a successful future and shows that a good lesson can be learned by students of different linguistic preferences. liz, . in----W ' H' N1 OFFICERS: Standing: Wesley Waldron, PreSldef1f: Ruth Wiedrich, Vice-President. Seated: Mary Walls, Treasurer, Jeanette Whitney, Secretary. Varied Interests Lead 50 The stage craft club is composed of Senior High art and mechanical drawing students. They try to aid any' group that desires their serv- ices tor scenery, props, painting, and any other such assistance. The club assisted Mrs. Thompson and her grade school operetta, and helped the Seniors with their play, The Brain Storm . Their aim is to be helpful in the area in which their help is needed. Stage Craft Club -avr, Mr. P. Howarth, a student teacher who spent ten weeks at O.A.C.S., is shown here working with some members of the club. Future Farmers G New Bruce Vania, Stanley' Dudek, Ronald Thompson, Donald Gan- vygtxt shaw, Douglas Dean, Roland Thompson, William Meney. Sec- ond Row: George Baker, Wil- Under the direction of Mr. Messinger, the Fu- ture Farmers have had another educational and constructive year. Nine of our members attended the State Convention at Perry, and our Songbirds won first place in the amateur division of group singing. At the Genesee County Fair, we won S70 in iudging contests. Our of 61 rope entries, we re- ceived 4i first place and 20 second place ribbons. Two of our members also attended the State Fair. Soil Testing Experiment David Keller, Harold Blood, Darrell Green, Darwin Hale, Mr. George Messenger CAd- visorj, Lawrence Bartholf QPresi- dentj, Duane Scroger CVice- Presidentj, Winton Scroger QRe- porterj, David Starkweather lSentinelJ, Richard Ganshaw CSecretaryJ, James Stevens lTreasurerj. Absent: Laverne Underhill. The Genesee County Achievement Day was held at O.A.C.S. this year. Among our other activities, we had a ioint roller skating party with the F.H.A., and also put on a P.T.A. program with the F.H.A. We sold cards, pop, and calendar ads to make money this year. Through this worthwhile organization, these boys are learning better and more productive farm- ing methods. Working in our new Ag. Shop Farm And Home Workers Are Main Threads 52 Back Row: Harold Howard, liam Ruth, Leonard Kingdom, Lawrence Slusar. Front Row: Future Homemakers -rv Back Row: Norma Parker, Donna Snyder, Lucille Zigrossi, Marilyn Ruth, Lois Wagner, Carol Burton, Joyce Snyder, Rose Marie Ames, Donna Beechler, Mary Dudelt, Brenda Dennis, Sharon Newton, Beverly Cranston, Joan Koziel, Leaburn Marrs, Roberta Osborn. Second Row: Joy Smart, Sharon Easton, Peggy Cumbo, Ruth Benedict, Catherine Rosone, Janet Surneriski, .loan Merkel, Sharon Brown, Betty Base, Arlene Heslor, Gloria Dean, The Future Homemakers, better known as the F.H.A., have done many helpful and enjoyable things this year. Under the guidance ot Miss Dorothy Carpenter, they put on an excellent mother and daughter banquet, a fashion show tor the P.T.A., a sock-hop, and a bake sale so that the members could earn their pins. They also sold magazines and used the money to buy F.H.A. iackets. As Future Homemakers of America, they are the builders ot homes. With this in mind they sent many nice gifts to the children's home at Christmas and Easter to make their home happier. 4. Q7 Shirley Peters, Carol Scroger, Sandra Carroll, Marlene Base, Diane Covey. Front Row: Pat Goetz, Lois McClurg, Joyce Lewis, Miss Carpenter lAdvisori, Bonnie Lewis CChoristerJ, Norma Bowen YParIiamentarianJ,Helen Mudryznski lPresidentD, Myrna Daniels lVice-Presidenti, Shirley Green fSecretaryJ, Barbara Howe lHistoriani, Barbara Scroger, Barbara Leggett, Darlene Hale, Beverly Lowe. Of The Community Fabric Junior Science Club Back Row Rnchard Dutton Raymond Meney Paul Walker Dlno Readlng Mlchael Choate Louns Lang Wulllam Betters Thomas Giordano Bruce Scroger Ronald Cuanfrlnl Paul Slusar Richard Greene Peter Fedrlgon Front Row Donna Ross Mary Calus Fisher Mutchell Reed Mr Del.eo Row Two Jerry Warner David Josephine Foderaro Sharon Smuth Duxle Carroll Here Mr DeLeo and members of the club are malung hydrogen he laboratory ,, ',..,.-an Scholarship And Learning This year our school IS lucky to have an organization that will help to glve our communlty and nation more tralned scuen tlsts Under the dlrectlon of Mr DeLeo the Junior Sclence Club has learned much about general science chemistry and physlcs These eighth and nunth arade students have had a well rounded program actual labo ratory experlments along wlth movies and lectures by Mr DeLeo lt IS hoped that these students will eventually be of great service to thelr country as competent scientists 54 These sixteen members repre- sent the tour virtues of this or- ganization of the highest stand- ard. Character shown of the highest integrity, leadership ex- ecuted in organization, inspira- tion and direction of others, service rendered to the com- munity and the school, scholar- ship as the means for achieve- ment. These virtues must be fitted faithfully into the purpose of lite. Standing: Elaine Osborn, Sandra Cayea, Sandra Heslor, lrma Ess, Sylvia Matteson, Norma Reitz, Barbara Howe, Marci Ashton, Mr. Cerri. Sitting: Donna Hunt, Jane Balfour, Elaine Knapp, Joan Woodstock, Jennie Foderaro, Virginia Cranston, Yvonne Krause. National Honor Societg Standing: Lawrence Barthoff, Douglas Paille, Lorna Walker, Donald Gray, Robert Harding, Sherwin Bowen, William Adams, Yvonne Krause, Judy Whitney. Seated: Donna Hunt, Elaine Knapp, Leaburn Marrs, lrma Ess, Sandra Cayea, Joan Woodstock, Rosemary Fedrigon. Future Teachers With the purpose of training O.A.C.S. students to become elementary and high school teachers in the future, Mr. Cerri is continuing the Future Teachers Club. Due to the lateness of completion of our new school, they weren't able to organize until mid-year, but, since or- ganizing, they have had an en- ioyable time. As every com- munity needs teachers, this club is a valuable asset to us, for in it is the possibility of, as the name implies, future teachers. 55 Go Hand In Hand sn Y leaders Club '15 'sa Back Row: Virginia Cranston, Mrs. Lyons, Bonnie Lewis, Elaine Joyce Moore, Rhoda Dickens, Joan Nagorniak. Front Row: Elaine Osborn, Patricia Long, Sylvia Matteson, Marlene Base, Marcia Knapp, Jennie Foderaro, Elizabeth Corbelli, Carol Davis, Ashton, Sandra Cayea, Connie Greene. Row Two: Jane Balfour, Barbara Howe, Antoinette DiSalvo, Shirley Rademacker, Rosalie Rosemary Fedrigon, Donna Hunt, Barbara Ohs, Judy Whitney, Lombardo. - ,Q M: l I 0 LEADERS OFFICERS: Standing: Judy Whitney, Treasurer, Joan Nagorniak, President, Elizabeth Corbelli, Historian. Seated: Shirley Rademacker, Secretary, Joyce Moore, Vice-President. Serving Society Efficiently One of the busiest clubs in school that is very cooperative and willing to help out when ever needed is our Leaders Club. This club has two worthwhile projects that help stu- dents-a scholarship tor any worthy girl in Genesse County who enters the field of Physical Education, and the sending of a team to hockey camp. To raise money for these projects, the members of the Leaders Club have sold candy and checked coats during basketball games and other school and social functions. Also, they have sold sweatshirts and bathing caps, and have shown two double-feature movies this year. They also have helped in many other school and community proiects when needed. This service organization is one in which the whole school can be proud. 53 E Football Back Row: Mr. Calzi, Peter Fedrigon, Douglas Hale, Lyle John son, Roger Porter, John Beals, Dino Giordano, Richard D'AIba Ronald Cianfrini, William Betters, Mr. Ames. Row Two: Mr. Hamilton, William Stiles, Ted Speicher, Raymond Zigrossi, Wil- liam Adams, Theodore Schultz, Richard Warner, Donald Sage, 1' Anthony Cusmano, Lawrence Klotzbach, Ronald D'Alba, Carl Palmer fmanagerj. Front Row: Clyde Easton, Sherwin Bowen, Gary Cox, James Stevens, William Meney, Leonard Kingdom, Donald Gray, Jack Silvernail, Peter Rosone, Gerald Hale, Frank Skop, Thomas Jenkins. Widen ri 1 4 we 1r'i'a This year these twelve boys provided the nucleus of our Bowen. In the backfield are halfbacks William Meney, Peter team On the line are Frank Skop, Donald Gray, Thomas Jen- Rosone, and James Stevens Quarterback Jack Silvernail and kins, Leonard Kingdom, Gary Cox, Clyde Easton, and Sherwin fullback Gerald Hale Bringing Widespread Fame 58 ATHLEl'lC COUNCIL Just as the citizens of a com- munity must be governed, so must the school's athletes. This group of school adminis- trators and coaches is em- powered with proposing and en- forcing regulations governing all phases of athletics. They rule on many different matters, in- cluding awards, equipment use, eligibility, state rules, and ath- letic contest management. All action taken by the Council is by a maiority vote, and there- fore no one coach or adminis- trator is responsible for any one ruling. 1956 OATKA CONFERENCE Oakfield 27-O Oakfield 0-18 Oakfield 35-7 Oakfield 19-13 Oakfield 27-0 Oakfield 25-6 Oakfield 7-19 'k Non-league game Athletic Council Standing: Mr. Frank Colzi, Mr. Lloyd Warren, Mr. Daniel Olczak, Mr. Robert Shelly. Seated: Mr. Robert Beswick, Mr. Howard Bain, Mr. Mchlon Hamilton. RECORD Letchworth Alden Attica Warsaw Perry 'Dansville Akron Football The Oakfield gridders got off to a late start this year because of a two week delay in the opening of school. This forced the team to practice in the evening from 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. Because of the loss of 7 regulars from last year's squad, Coach Hamilton had to switch a few experienced linemen to the backfield. Many of the games were close and exciting, and the desire to win was displayed by every boy. To captain this year's team, the squad elected three Seniors-Don Gray, Jack Silvernail, and Pete Rosone. Nearly every backfield man that played scored this year, with Gerry Hale the leading scorer and Pete Rosone the leading ground gciner. .lack Silvernail handled the Q.B. duties in fine fashion for his first season at that post and connected with many passes to Sherwin Bowen, the leading pass receiver. The mainstays of the line were Don Gray, Tom Jenkins, Lenny Kingdom, Frank Skop, and Gary Cox, with Larry White and Willie Meney doing a fine job of backing up the line. 59 Of Our Central District Cross Country U. -am A .A ,,.,,W,., 4 ,, t 4 'GY 4 A Qi, 4 J sv Q: Q. nd 1 gud if .WL Y t get-' . QM.. 6 - Q- L: ,? 5-' 'L N ,fs . rm... A J Mk I v,,,.,,,,, , M ,,,, 7 ,s.s,A-M-.,5.35.u,m, T l I ' 5 Cm .. If lr , , , L.k, I A f . .3 Oil: 'YQ 'iw Q' 4, Q 6' Q.. IB Q 50 S zrtsun Umgl, GRI? Ei 'al , Ny' Standing: Mr. Calzi, Richard Francois, Douglas Dean, Duane Scroger, Ralp Parsons, David Stcrkwether, Ronald Anderson, Jack Milcolaiczylr Cmanagerb. Kneeling: James Anderson, Gary Bauer, Edward Fisher, Thomas Greene Mr. Calzi and the team's leading runners, Ronald Anderson and Richard Francois. Proudly Carrying Out ln spite of losing 3 top runners through graduation, Mr. Calzi worked hard on the cross country team, moulding it around Ronald Anderson, this year's top runner, and turned out a fine team. This year's team had a record of 4 wins and 'I loss in regular competition, and they won the County Championship. The team then went to the Sectionals and placed second behind a fine Alfred Almond team. 60 -.4 'nn JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Bonnie Lewis, Carol Davis, Josephine Corbelli, Mary Walls, Gail Cain. Center Row: Jennie Foderaro, Joan Woodstock, Antoinette DiSalvo. Cheerleaders VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Front: Joyce Moore, Barbara Ohs, Alice Rosone. Center: Donna Hunt. Back Row: Rhoda Dickens, Elaine Osborn, Catherine Rosone, Shirley Radee macker. 'P 'l'l'Z' '..W.,,- , , ,Q-1:9 M ffe re , . 5 -J wr I ' ef JU 1, L4 I x I A 'XE-f FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS tt Back Row: Catherine Rosone, Rhoda Dickens, Shirley Rademacker, Elaine Osborn, Barbara Ohs, Bonnie Lewis. Front Row: Donna Hunt, Joyce Moore, Barbara Vania, Joan Woodstock, Jennie Foderaro. Our Many Tasks Varsity Basketball STARTING GROUP: Standing: Mr. Hamilton, Robert Harding, Sherwin Bowen, Gerald Hale. Kneeling: Richard Francois, Raymond Zigrossi, Jack Silvernail. 1- -r 1 se 'k Oakfield Ookfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield League Ga mes 1956-57 RECORD 47-32 65-56 51-53 56-38 38-50 31-34 48-47 64-55 50-55 60-38 39-40 56-35 39-51 45-49 45-33 44-43 65-40 Corfu Perry Attica Elba Alden Corfu Albion Byron-Bergen Alden Attica LeRoy Elba Batavia Albion LeRoy Batavia Perry The O.A.C.S. Blue Hornets finished their 1956-57 basketball season with 10 wins and 7 losses finishing second in the G-O A league with a 2-2 record there. All of the league games were spectac ular, with two of them being won by one point, and another in overtime. Individual standouts were: Gerry Hale in total scoring with 181 points: Bob Harding second in scor ing with 145 points and leading in rebounds with 127, Ray Zigrossi's leading in assists with 48, and Dick Francois in the foul shooting department with 63fX:. The team scored 845 points this year, averaging 52.8 points ci game, while their opponents scored 749 points, averaging 46.2 points a game. ln addition to the players' fighting work, Coach Hamilton did a fine job in coaching them to a successful season. Junior Varsitg Basketball Front Row: James Newton, Lawrence White, Russell Betters, William Meney, Anthony Stornelli, Michael Choate, David Reading. Back Row: Mr. Shelly, Gary Rademacker, Clyde Easton, Donald Sage, Ronald Cianfrini, Bruce Scroger, Gaylord Cayea Richard Warner Alex Bostrom Leanard Kingdom lmanagerl Absent: James Tyler. The Junior Varsity team, under the coaching of Mr. Shelly, compiled an excellent record of 12 wins and 5 losses this season. The leading J.V. scorers were: Gary Rademacker-134, Larry White-110 and Willie Meney-108. Rademacker and White also led the team in rebounding. Willie Meney committed the most personal fouls and Tony Stornelli had the 1956-57 RECORD Oalmfield 29-24 Corfu Oakfield 48-23 Perry Oqkfield 42-49 Attica Oakfield 46-18 Elba Oakfield 45-33 Alden Oaktield 38-25 Corfu 'Ookfield 24-33 Albion Oakfield 28-20 Byron-Bergen Oakfield 35-40 Alden Oaktield 49-31 Attica 'Oakfield 44-43 LeRoy Oaktield 33-27 Elba Oakfield 31-35 Batavia 'Oakfield 25-17 Albion 'Oalrfield 31-39 LeROY Oakfield 42-39 Batavia Oaktield 43-31 Perry 'League Games highest game free throw percentage with 60M The team scored 633 points to their opponents 527 The JV squad must also be complimented on going undefeated on their home court STARTING FIVE: William Meney, Lawrence White, Gary Rade- macker, James Tyler, Anthony Stornelli, Mr. Shelly. By Our Own Students rack Back Row: Mr. Calzi, Lowell Marble, Peter Rosone, Ronald Anderson, Gerald Hale, Robert Harding, Sher- win Bowen, Lyle Johnson, Thomas Jenkins, Raymond Reak. Front Row: James Stevens, Ted Schultz, Gary Bauer, Norman Dusen, Lawrence White, James Anderson, Ralph Parsons. Oakfield is looking forward to another fine season this spring under the coaching of Mr. Calzi. The prospects are good because of the return of 3 county champions: Pete Rosone-180 low hurdles, Sherwin Bowen-high iump, and Gerry Hale-discus and shot put. Last year's track team was undefeated, including victories at the LeRoy Relays and County Championship meets. They also took 3 first places at the Batavia Relays, which included the shuttle hurdles, the 440 relay, and the distance medley. Fielding A New Crop LAST YEAR'S RECORD Regular Meets: Oakfield-65W Alden-40 Corfu-30 Oakfield-52 Alden-35 LeRoy Relays: Oakfield-62V2 Batavia-35 Avon-27 County Championship Meet: Oakfield-65 Batavia-49 LeRoy-28 Baseball After last years exceptionally good season LAST YEARS RECORD OACS IS lookrng forward to another season of baseball prosperuty Although many key men were lost through graduation sux veterans are returning to the team In 1956 Oakfneld won the A league champuonshnp by beating LeRoy 'IO IH a play ff game Their league record was 3 1 and the over all record was 8 4 They reached the sem: flnals In the sectlonals where they were beaten 4 3 by Waterloo The hnghlnghts of last year s competmon were Tubby Corbellu s perfect no hut no run game and the sec tional game wnth Painted Post where Oakfueld scored 4 runs IH the 6th lnmng to wan It 5 4 Oakfleld Oakfleld Oakfleld Oakfleld Oakfleld Oakfleld Oakfleld Oakfleld Oakfleld Oakflelcl Oal-cfleld Oakfleld eague Gam Corfu Batavia Albion LeRoy Corfu LeRoy Batavla Mednna Albion LeRoy CPlayoffl Painted Post KSSCTIODGISJ Waterloo CSectnonalsJ SS -E sas ll y.LS QRAL QQ- S l 4 ll , IP Haarlibj '14Irr1r1.n ac Ro M H mlton Ro old DAlba Wll m Me ey G ylod Cayea A tho y Cusmono W nam Adams Fo t Ro Wllnom St les Rchard Ch gg Fra k Skop Leona d Kngdom Lawe ce Klotzbach Clyde Easton ' r Hi h Bo s' Intramurals Semo g Q Back Row: Richard Chugg, David Starkweather, Clyde Easton, Leonard Kingdom, Paul Casper, Lawrence Klotzbach, Harley Ess, Richard Francois, Robert Harding, Ronald Anderson, Sher- win Bowen, Donald Gray, Lowell Marble, Donald Sage, Dar- win Hale, Gaylord Cayea, Ted Schultz. Second Row: Coach Hamilton, Joseph Sulimowicz, Douglas Hale, Donald D'Alba, Active Participation William Ruth, Dino Giordano, Lawrence White, Raymond Zig- rossi, Douglas Paille, Alexander Bostrom, Russell Betters, Anthony Cusmano, Norman Dusen, David DiSalvo, John Beals. Front Row: Peter Fedrigon, Thomas Greene, Douglas Urtel, Jack Mikolaiczyk, Joseph Cardinali, James Anderson, Paul Slusar, William Betters, Michael Choate, Louis Lang, Richard D'Alba. Our new facilities provided for a great variety of sports being offered in our intramural program, thus enabling practically every boy in high school to participate in a sport which he enioyed. Basketball and volleyball were the most popu- lar sports in the intramural program. Much class rivalry was shown in the basketball games. A foul shooting contest was held for the boys not on the basketball team, and an elimination contest was held to determine which seven boys from the intra- mural group would represent O.A.C.S. in the county bowling tournament. Also held was a badminton tournament for high school boys. eel Senior High Girls' Intramurals 'A 'KQV is is gs ff fr' ,Q A H Back Row: Ida Paloucci, Priscilla Radko, Carol Davis, Marcia Ashton, Shirley Green, Lillian Scopano, Gloria Dean, Shirley Rademacker, Josephine Corbelli, Ann Francois, Donna Ross, Norma Reitz, Lorna Walker, Ann Lou Harding, Joan Nagorniak, Marlene Base, Carol Scroger, Sandra Heslor, Betty Base, Beverly Mills, Sylvia Matteson, Arlene Heslor, lrmo Ess. Third Row: Jane Balfour, Joyce Lewis, Jennie Foderaro, Darlene Hale, Rosemary Fedrigon, Mary Thompson, Gayle Bobzin, Norma Parker, Bon- nie Lewis, Josephine Foderaro, Lois Wagner, Judy Whitney, Barbara Vanio, Sandra Kabel, Donna Snyder, Antoinette Di- Salvo, Lucille Zigrossi, Beverly Lowe, Barbara Scroger, Joan - 4 vw, This year the girls have been participating in many sports, In the tall they played field hockey. During the winter months they played basketball, volleyball, badminton, shuffleboard, pingpong and bowled. In the spring they have track and field, ten- nis, softball, and archery. They have played other schools in most of the sports. This year the volleyball playday was held at the new school on March 'l3. Woodstock, Barbara Leggett, Lois McClurg. Second Row: Mrs. Lyons, Nancy Wagner, Jeanne Giesler, Sandro Cayea, Marilyn Newton, Elizabeth Corbelli, Joy Smart, Sharon Smith, Roberta Osborn, Dixie Carroll, Ruth Benedict, Catherine Rosane, Norma Bowen, Carol Bulmore, Jeannette Tamila, Judy Nye, Peggy Cumbo, Pat Long, Elaine Osborn, Leaburn Morrs, Sharon Easton, Sherri Jackson. Front Row: Mary Cianfrini, Gail Cain, Suzanne Budenhagen, Mary Schultz, Rosalie Lombardo, Donna Hunt, Alice Rosane, Rhoda Dickens, Mary Walls, Connie Greene, Barbara Ohs, Joyce Moore, Virginia Cranston, Carol Burton, Jeannette Whitney, Lucille Reitz. Sy -94-0 Through Stimulated Relaxation Bogs' Volleyball x -1 Hockey Honor Team Some of the members of this Hockey Honor Team were fortunate in being able to at- tend a hockey camp in the Pocono Mountains in Toby- hana, Pennsylvania. Th e re they learned many of the in- tricate techniques of hockey, and played hockey games with many different schools from various parts of the United States. In the fall this honor team played teams from Pavilion, Akron, Alexander, Corfu, and Batavia. These nine boys represented our school in volleyball this year. With speed, agil- ity, and keen judgement, they competent- ly mastered the game. ln the Genesee- Orleans Volleyball Playoff they won two games before they were eliminated from competition. Standing: Donald Gray, Paul Casper, Anthony Cusmano, Winton Scrager, David Starkweather. Kneeling: William Ruth, James Anderson, William Adams, Gary Cox. Absent: David Keller. Standing: Rosemary Fedrigon, Virginia Cranston, Elaine Osborn, Catherine Rosane, Sandra Heslor, Marlene Base, Barbara Howe, Joan Nagorniak, Marcia Ashton, Patricia Long, Barbara Ohs, Rosalie Lombardo Kneeling: Mrs. Lyons. Striving For Exactness Junior Hi h B ' r g ogs Int amurals 4-9 A A T7 Back Row: Greig Poole, Robert Cumbo, Francis Williams, Rich- ard Lyons, Burton Anthony, Guy Poole, Gerald Grazioplene, Bayard Falker, Gary Bobzin, Victor Corbelli, David Gray, Daniel Hale. Third Row: Richard Stevens, Gene Sulimowicz, Gary Nes- bith, Craig Dial, Daniel Newton, Robert Grazioplene, John Borkholder, David Derck, Robert Mickolak, Raymond Reed, Rene During the winter months the intramural pro- gram for iunior high boys was conducted during the activity and lunch period four days each week, Both the basketball and the volleyball leagues had eight teams. All of the teams played the other seven teams in its league twice. The boys competing in the junior high intra- murals will in the near future be the boys leading our varsity teams to victory. l af i In Hensel. Second Row: Mr. Calzi, Norman Puma, Lester Butler, Ronald Gilbert, Ed Carney, Dennis Cianfrini, Wayne Newton, Larry Davis, Jack Hartwick, Wayne Matla, Ten Kedjerslci, Robert Downing. Front Row: John DiSalvo, Bernard Thompson, Francis Cayea, Melvin Knapp, Lyle Starkweather, Brian Krause, John Giordano, Thomas Cummings, Thomas Rice. Q 15 3 Tomorrow's Teams To-Day Junior High Girls' Intramurals in Front Row: Nancy Rosone, Edith Baker, Helen Parkins, Joan Breckenridge, Jo Ann Bordiano, Anne Warner, Joann Zigrossi, Carleen Poole, Suzanne Lombardo, Karen Hale, Marjorie Bor- dinaro, Janet Moore, Judy Scroger. Second Row: Mrs. Lyons, Linda Scopano, Jean Butler, Marcia Kenock, Winifred Little, Margot Kenock, Evelyn Baker, Millie Bootfield, Judy Mes- singer, Judy Covey, Nancy Puls, Connie Wilson, Essie Bean, Sally Fisher, Nancy Luthart, Marie Baubie, Nancy Brumber, Mrs. Wild. Third Row: Shirley Allen, Kathryn Assenato, Jeanne --.1 SN113-. Athletics Developing Bauer, Jone Stiles, Joan Cupicho, Darlene Warner, Evelyn Kriner, Lillian Ruth, Delma Hunt, Arlene Gibson, Dorothy Baker, Barbara Rice, Sandy Kabel, Judy Seaburg, Doris Bulmore, Marilyn Cranston, Kathy Blood, Karen Simpson. Back Row: Sally Bruno, Alice Triat, Evelyn Gallop, Stella Mack, Marie Rasone, Beverly Chamberlain, Retta Marrs, Ethel Macciaro, Susan Dickens, Jean Wetherwax, Brenda Krause, Sarah St. John, Florine Pursel, Lorraine Arnold, Marion Dansen, Betty Brink- man, June Titus, Jane Hale, Mary Ann Will. These junior high school girls have had a well- rounded year of athletic intramurals. Our new gym- nasium provided them with unlimited opportunities. ln the fall they played field hockey vigorously. ln the winter months they played basketball, volleyball, and Ping-pong. With the breaking spring their at- tention again turned to the outdoors, and they en- joyed softball, track, tennis, and archery. Thanks to Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Wild, these girls have throughly enjoyed themselves. go ,.0g5 if' inf, uw e want Athletic Snaps Boy, oh boy-Seniors 581 Faculty 29! Q. u Touchdown. We get a touchdown! L..-usa' w? -4211? Q. PQI .,y' ffvspv ... -a f , . by If's u hit! 5 Come on, Pete, you've got it mode. -A I A Sound Mlnd And Body Our New Swimming Pool Physical education classes using the pool. I For many months we waited earnestly. A Great Community Asset This Year O.A.C.S. was very fortunate in being the first public school in Genesee Coun- ty to have a swimming pool. This pool is 75 feet long and 35 feet wide, and ranges in depth from 3 feet to 10 feet. In the gym classes the swimmers are divided into swimmers and advanced swimmers. The beginners are taught the basic fundamentals in swimming, and the advanced swimmers are taught new strokes and diving fundamentals. Each student gets to swim once a week. There are also adult swimming classes held at night. Although it is too late to form a swimming team this year, we are looking forward to a successful team in the near future. M'??3f'5 1?'f! left: Our swimming instructors, from left to right: Mr. Zamsky, Mr. Calzi, Q W.. ,, ,L A A Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Wild, Mr. Soverio, Mr. Hamilton. ll. 72 3 Q, ww B, .4- .my fx -e ,S- vM,,3 2. 1- 5 ,Q . . -. Q.. 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