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

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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.

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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

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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