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

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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

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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

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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