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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

ff ,W X150 f' .wv !o?9 ,JMQ QQFWMN I, 9019! x 4 V f I 0 958 ? Foreword Each year, we as class graduates begin our flight into the unknown-some knowing their destinationg others, not knowing where they will land. Our school acts as our spaceship, waiting for the countdown, and graduation, the day we blast off into our future. ln this era in history, since science and the exploration of space are progressing so rapidly it seems appropriate to use this theme -OUT OF THIS WORLD. i r l V MR. SALVATORE CERRI MR. LAWRENCE WILSON Dedication L I l 2 l.., ,,, WH What would we ever do without our advisors, Mr. Lawrence Wilson and Mr. Salvatore Cerri? That question was asked many times through the year during the production of the ORACLE. Mr. Cerri was always available to help us with the running comment and write-ups, and Mr. Wilson with the lay-outs and art work. This is one of the many reasons why we would like to dedicate this year- book to you-OUR ADVISORS. l r- iw d ll rl, ' Hill? ea, if d X X Milf Table ol Contents Foreword And Dedication 2 Oracle Stall 4 Administration 5 Classes II Activities 45 Athletics 65 Advertising 79 3 Z, Xxx! Q A, , lllmk , Q- +- Oracle fall Row One: Mr. Salvatore Cerri, Afivisorg Judy Whitney, Co-Editorg Douglas Paille, Co-Editurg Mr. Lawrence Wilson, Advisory .lack Beals, Assistant Editorg Harley Ess, Business Mamzgerg Larry White, Assistant Business Manager. Row Two: Jennie Foderaro, Joan Woorlstock, Brenda Dennis, Donna Hunt, Virginia Cranston, Sandra Cayea, Jeanette Tamila, Connie Greene, Rhoda Dickens, Joan Merkel, Bill Adams, Ted Schultz, Larry Klotzhach, Tom Jenk- ins, Charles Sundin, Lowell Marble. Vlfe want to thank everyone who helped make this yearbook possible, especially our advisors, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Cerri, and Mr. Lavarnway, who helped us in photography. The only thing the editors have left to say is, MWURE READY FOR THAT TRIP TO THE MOONIN 4 We Launched If ipreme Coma il Board 0F Education I Mr. Robert Call Mr. Leon Heidenreich President Acting President Mr. Roy Woeller Mr. Beryl Knapp Mrs. Sarah Hint 6 Down Range tation The theme 'cOut of This World', seems very appropriate as we stand at the door of a new era of space travel. You as students have the exciting opportunity of witnessing and participa- ting in events that your grandparents, and even your parents would say could never happen. Can you imagine a vacation trip to one of the nearby planets, Venus or Mars? This may soon be a possibility. What an opportunity! You and all of your generation have a challenge given to no other people who have lived on this earthg a challenge to make this truly man's greatest enlightened age. May it be an age of peace, prosperity, and great achievement, and may you humbly and sincerely purpose in your hearts to make it such. DISTRICT PRINCIPAL Administration Mr. George A. Barber District Superintendent of Schools Mr. Norman B. Slocum Elementary School Principal Mr. Robert Beswick High School Principal Mrs. Eva S. Barber Guidance Counselor The olar ysiem , 8 High chool Faculty Mrs. Mary Paris, Junior High Citizenship Education, Mrs. Eva Barber, English Guidance, Miss ,lane Plavka, Art Practice Teacher, Miss Mary Kelley, Hornemalfingg Mr. Edward Suther- land, World History, Mr, Francis Zogaib, Choral Music, Mrs. Monica Kane, Junior High Matlzematirs, Mr. David Eli, Junior High Sricnce, Mr. Thomas Lavarnway, Junior Science, Mr. Eugene Behout, Driver Training, History, Mrs. Dorothy Mes- singer, junior High Social Studies, Miss Anne Schneckenhurger, Librarian, Miss Dorothy Carpenter, Homemalcing. Row Two: Mr. Joseph De Leo, Science, Mathernatirsg Mr. Wilbur Henry, Industrial Arts: Mr, Lawrence Wilson, Art, Mr. Mahlon Hamilton, Physical Erlucntiony Mr, William Schulze, lllathe- matics, Mr. George Messinger, flgrirulture, Mr. Alton Owens, Junior High llflallzvmalirs, Mr, George Schroth, lnrlustrial Arts, Mr. Joseph Rice, lnstrumffnlal . lflusir', Miss Marion Cahorn, Commercial, Mr. Kenneth Motts, English, Mrs. Maurene Hromadka, School Nurse, Mr. Salvatore Cerri, English, Spanish. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Eva Dunn, Miss Susie Greene. Heavenly Rulers Elementary Faculty Mrs. Ruth Pickett, Fifth Grade: Mrs. Helen Klotzbach, Fourth Grade: Mrs. Adelaide, Second Grade: Mr. Norman Slocum, Elementary Principal, Mrs. Beatrice Cayea, Third Grade: Mrs. Grace Dickerson. Third Gradeg Mrs. Ruth Heckroth, Sixth Grade: Mrs. Neva Hicks, First Grade. Row Two: Mrs, Eleanor Vagg, First Grade, Mrs. Lillian Cartwright. Fourth Gradeg Mrs. Leila Boyce, Fourth Grade: Mrs. E'izabeth Johns, First Gradeg Miss Kerwin, Second Gradeg Mrs. Marjorie Bain, Sixth Gradeg Mrs. Eloise Proctor, Sixth Grade: Miss Julia Kelly, Dental Hygienist: Mrs. Artamesia Travers, Third Grade: Miss Avis Maxwell, Fifth Grade: Mrs. Gertrude Swarts. Second Grade: Mrs. Marion Tinney, Third Grade. Row Three: Miss Sue Zambito, Kindergarten: Mrs. ,leanne Kolb, Kinder- garten: Mrs. Fern Rice, Second Grade: Miss Ann Rader, Phy- sical Education: Mrs. Helen Soanes, School Nurse, Mrs. Ruth Woodley, First Grade: Mrs. Ruth Harding, E7ementary Artg Mrs. Ella Mantei, Fourth Gradeg Mrs. Isabel Palevich, Elementary Librarian: Mrs. Cynthia Waterstreet, Sixth Grade: Mrs. Eunice Speed, Fifth Gradeg Mrs. Evelyn Newton, Kindergarten: Miss Nancy Scimia, Second Grade. Absent: Mrs. Alice Sclxue, First Grade: Miss Mary Sullivan, Fifth Grade: Mrs. Madelaine Thomp- son, Elementury Music. SCHOOLS PSYCHOLOGIST Dr. Roger Alling ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF FICE STAFF: Mrs. ,lean Motts Missile Launchers ervices BUS DRIVERS-Left to Right: Mr. Mooney Jr. Mr. Alton McCulloch, Treasurerg Mr. John Chamber- Mr. Floyd Brill, Mr. Bowen Jr., Mrs. Clark, Mrs 1 - 7 Cl k dB ' M 1 Maxwell, Mrs. Starkweather, Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs. Dickens am er an usmess Imager Mr. Snyder, Mrs. Borkholder. GRADE SCHOOL CAFETERIA-Row One: Mrs. HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA-Left to Right: Mrs. Pelton, Mrs. Dorin, Mrs. Hale, Row Two: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Dilcher, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Casper. Greene, Mrs. Nye. Absent: Mrs. Shamp. GRADE SCHOOL CUSTODIANS-Left to Right: HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS-Left to Right: Mr. Mr. Marion Zigrossi, Mr. James DiSalvo, Mr. Earl Glenn Cook, Mrs. Amelia Korpar, Mr. Clarence Phillips, Mr. Dean Stevens. Johns, Mr. Angelo Vallese, Mr. Walter Shamp, Mrs. ,O fardust Chasers 055565 Q - eniors CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR ADVISORS Left to Right: Larry Klotzbach, President, Gerald Hale, MT- Wilson, Miss Cafpefltel' Vice-Presiolentg Donna Hunt, Secretary, Jerry Bork- holder, Treasurer. HONOR STUDENTS Row One: Yvonne Krause, Carl Palmer, Norma Reitz, William Adams, Barbara Howe. Row Two: Donna Hunt, Lorna Walker, Thomas Jenkins, Connie Greene, Judy Whitney. D.A.R. CITIZEN BOYS' STATE Loma Walker Douglas Paille ,, Flying aucers eniors WILLIAM W. ADAMS, JR. '4Bil1 AMBITION: To be a civil engineer F JOSEPH A. AMBROSE 64.10879 AMBITION: To be happy JAMES E. ANDERSON 44An dyvs About To Land AMBITION: To be happy and suc cessful JERRY L. BORKHOLDER '4Borkie AMBITION: To be rich, famous, and happy NORMA K. BOWEN asBOney9s AMBITION: To become a missionary or a minister's wife eniors RUTH G. BENEDICT '4Ruthie,' AMBITION: Get married SANDRA JEANNE CARROLL acsamv 5 2 AMBITION: To be happy RICHARD CHUGG 4'Dimples AMBITION: To become a civil en- gineer VIRGINIA A. CRANSTON cccinnysr AMBITION: To become a physical education teacher PEGGY CUMBO 6iPeg77 AMBITION: To be a secretary Launching 958 DOUGLAS DEAN GGDOug!9 AMBITION: To be a horse jockey RHODA MARGARET DICKENS Rhodie', AMBITION: To become an airline hostess STANLEY J. DUDEK nto The Unknown ustann AMBITION: To be an electrical tech nician NORMAN E. DUSEN GCNOI-III!! AMBITION: To own my own store HARLEY W. ESS Sesqui AMBITION: To complete college eniora RICHARD W. GANSHAW 55DiCk,7 AMBITION: To be an auto mechanic CAROLYN FAY GLOECKNER ucarfyv AMBITION: To become a successful nurse and mother CONSTANCE C. GREENE '5Connien AMBITION: To become a good nurse GERALD F. HALE uGoogie AMBITION: to become successful in the field of physical education I ROGER A. HEIDENREICH '4Heide', A M BI TI ON : To become an auto mechanic Even The Wise Ar 958 BARBARA ANN HOWE liBunky7, ' AMBITION: To be successful DONNA LEIGH HUNT SLDOHH AMBITION: To be successful in my chosen career E. THOMAS JENKINS 66JenkS,7 AJIBITION: To become a chemical engineer LAWRENCE L. KLOTZBACH L6KlOtZy57 AMBITION: To be an aeronautical engineer YVONNE MARIE KRAUSE V0nnie,' AMBITION: To be a social worker ometimes On A Cloud eniors ROSALIE LOMBARDO GRO!! AMBITION: To he a physical educa- tion instructor and get married THOMAS LOWE GSJ0e7! AMBITION: To own and operate a service station LOWELL KEITH MARBLE X ucongan , , AMBITION: To become an automotive engineer SYLVIA LUCILE MATTESON Usylif AMBITION: To become a successful elementary teacher LOIS MC CLURG ' Shorty AMBITION: To he an office worker Coming To The End 1958 OF Their Orhit JOAN ELIZABETH MERKEL Joanie AMBITION: To be happy DOUGLAS P. PAILLE Homer AMBITION: To be successful in trans- portation CARL PALMER Dick AMBITION: To he a chemical engineer ROGER P. PALMER Elbows AMBITION : To go to technical school or college GERALD PARKER 66-Ie!-ry!! AMBITION: To be successful eniors NORMA JEAN PORTER Jeanie AMBITION: To be a success SHIRLEY RADEMACKER s4R0ddyn AMBITION: To be happy NORMA ANNE REITZ 66N0IYIn!7 AMBITION: To he successful teacher ALICE MARGARET ROSONE Allie AMBITION: To be a success CATHERINE ROSE ROSONE '6Cathie AMBITION: To be a success Preparing To Claim I958 WILLIAM T. RUTH JR. 6LBill!9 AMBITION: To be a farmer DUANE R. SCROGER Whitey AMBITION: To he a state trooper FRANK R. SKOP uwedgess Outer pace AMBITION: To be an architectural draftsman JOYCE SNYDER utloyciesv AMBITION: To be a secretary DAVID STARKWEATHER Stinky AMBITION: To be an auto mechanic Senior JAMES A. STEVENS uBa1dy99 AMBITION: To live on Easy Street BILL STILES Hillbilly AMBITION: To find a good job f s 23 assi A355 Q5 sg: RONALD F. THOMPSON Ronnie AMBITION: To be a farmer LA VERNE UNDERHILL Vern', AMBITION: To be a carpenter ,1 as JUDITH DIANE UNGER Ditcher AMBITION: To he a success From Roadsters 958 o Rockets BARBARA ANN VANIA 66Barb!7 AMBITION: To be a teacher PETER ANTHONY VENDETTA Pete AMBITION: To be a successful Navy man LORN A WALKER Lornie AMBITION: To be a nurse and raise a large family JUDITH ANNE WHITNEY GLJI-ldyff AMBITION: To be a good nurse RUTH WIEDRICH 66EdieH AMBITION: To be a medical secre- tary LUCILLE ANN ZIGROSSI CGLucyl7 AMBITION: To be a dietitian RAYMOND ZIGROSSI uziggievs AMBITION: To be a successful bus- inessman enior ALSO GRADUATED! CARRY F. COX ucigw AMBITION: To be a state trooper ALSO GRADUATED! PHILIP TUBIOLO '4Phi1,' AMBITION: To become a millionaire ALSO GHADUATED! ROBERT VONADA uB0bs1 W AMBITION: To retire rich at the age of 18 Future Constellations ADAMS, WILLIAM Chess Club 15 Oracle 25 Thespians 15 Student Coun- cil 15 Public Speaking 15 Football 35 Volleyball 25 Baseball 45 Intramurals 1. AMBROSE, JOSEPH Stagecraft Club 1. ANDERSON, JAMES Oracle 25 Camera Club 25 Thespians 15 Cross-Country 35 Track 25 Volleyball 25 Intramurals 45 Cheerleader 1. BENEDICT, RUTH F.H.A. 4, Officer5 Intramurals 45 Chorus 4. BORKHOLDER, JERRY Chess Club 25 Class Officer 1. BOWEN, NORMA F.H.A. 2, Officer5 Future Nurses Club 15 French Club 25 Oakleaf 15 Library Club I5 Intramurals 25 Chorus 35 Ensemble 25 Public Speaking 2. CARROLL, SANDRA Library Club 35 F.H.A. 2, Officer5 Oakleaf 25 Intra- murals 45 Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Ensemble 25 Class Officer 1. CHUGG, RICHARD Rifle Club 35 Art Club 25 Stagecraft 35 Thespians 15 Oakleaf 25 Football 45 Baseball 45 Basketball 35 Intramurals 25 Band 45 Chorus 2. COX, GARRY F.F.A. 15 Stagecraft Club 25 Football 35 Weight-lifting 25 Volleyball 35 Track 35 Intramurals 2. CRANSTON, VIRGINIA Leaders 35 Rifle Club 35 Stagecraft Club 15 Oracle 25 Oakleaf 25 Thespians I5 Hockey Honor Team 35 Basket- ball Honor Team 35 Volleyball Honor Team 35 Intra- murals 4. CUMBO, PEGGY Library Club 35 Oakleaf 35 Oracle 15 Thespians 15 F .I'I.A. 25 Twirling I5 Intramurals 35 Chorus 2. DEAN, DOUGLAS Rifle Club 45 F.F.A. 45 Thmpians 15 Cross-Country 35 Baseball 25 Intramurals 45 Band 4. DICKENS, RHODA Leaders 45 Oracle 25 Oakleaf 15 Rifle Club 25 Stu- dent Council 2, Local and County Secretary5 Thespians 15 Cheerleaders 4, Captain5 Intramurals5 Chorus 4, Officer5 Ensemble 25 County Chorus 1. DUDEK, STANLEY Chess Club 25 Library Club 15 F.F.A. 3. DUSEN, NORMAN Art Club 35 Stagecraft Club 25 Football 3, Manager5 Baseball 2, Manager5 Track 25 Basketball 1, Manager5 Bowling 35 Baseball 15 'Volleyball 15 Cheerleader 15 Intramurals 4. ESS, HARLEY Stagecraft Club 25 Oracle 25 Oakleaf 25 Rifle Club 25 Student Council 15 Basketball 45 Ping-pong 15 Foot- ball 45 Intramurals 1. GANSHAW, RICHARD F .F.A. 4, Officer5 Rifle Club 35 Projection Club 3, Of- ficer. Today enior Activities GLOECKNER, CAROLYN Leaders 35 Future Nurses Club 2, Officer5 Oakleaf 25 Thespians 15 Intramurals 45 Chorus 3. GREENE, CONNIE Leaders 45 Future Nurses Club 3, Officer5 Rifle Club 35 Thespians 15 Stagecraft Club 25 Oakleaf 25 Oracle 25 Language Club 15 Intramurals 45 Ensemble 25 Chorus 45 Girls, Chorus 15 County Chorus 2. HALE, GERALD Thespians 15 Stagecraft Club 25 Oracle 15 Rifle Club 25 Football 45 Basketball 45 Track 45 Intramurals 25 Band 15 Chorus 2. HEIDENREICH, ROGER Rifle Club 15 Thespians 1. HOWE, BARBARA Leaders 45 F.H.A. 4, Officerg Future Teachers Club 25 Oakleaf 25 Intramurals 45 Band 35 County Band I5 Chorus 45 Ensemble 25 County Chorus 1. HUNT, DONNA Leaders 4, Officerg Future Nurses Club 15 Future Teachers Club 25 National Honor Society 25 Thespians I5 Stagecraft Club 15 Oracle 15 Cheerleading 45 Intra- murals 45 Band 45 County Band 15 Chorus 45 Ensemble 25 Public Speaking 15 Class Officer 2. JENKINS, THOMAS Chess Club 15 Projection Club 15 French Club 15 Stu- dent Council 15 Weight-lifting 25 Thespians 15 Foot- ball 45 Track 35 Intramurals 15 Band 45 County Band 35 Chorus 25 Ensemble 25 Class Officer 15 Public Speaking 1. KLOTZBACH, LARRY Student Council 35 Orable 25 Oakleaf I5 Thespians 15 Basketball 45 Football 45 Baseball 45 Intramurals 45 Band 45 County Band 25 County Orchestra 15 Chorus 45 Ensemble 25 Class Officer 15 Public Speaking 2. KRAUSE, YVONNE F.H.A. 4, Officer5 Future Teachers Club 35 Thespians 15 Oakleaf 25 National Honor Society 35 Library Club 45 Language Club 25 Intramurals 45 Chorus 2. LOMBARDO, ROSALIE Future Nurses Club I5 Leaders 35 Oakleaf 25 Intra- murals 35 Chorus 4. LOWE, THOMAS , Projection Club 4, Officer5 Stagecraft Club 15 Rifle Club 25 Bowling 1. MARBLE, LOWELL Oakleaf 25 Oracle 25 Thespians 15 Projection Club 45 Language Club 25 Rifle Club 45 Photography Club 2, Officer5 Football 45 Track 45 Weight-lifting 25 Intramurals 45 Band 45 County Band 25 Chorus 45 Ensemble 2, Barbershop Quartet 25 Mixed Quartet 35 County Chorus 35 State Choir 1. MATTESON, SYLVIA Leaders 3, Officer5 F.H.A. 15 Thespians 15 Future Teachers Club 45 Oakleaf 35 Library Club 15 Intra- murals 45 Band 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Chorus 35 Ensemble 25 County Chorus I5 Public Speaking 1. MC CLURG, LOIS F.H.A. 45 Thespians 15 Intramurals 2. 3 1 1 enior Activities MERKEL, .IOAN F.H.A. 4g Library Club 4g Twirling lg Oracle lg Thes- pians lg Intramurals 2. PAILLE, DOUGLAS Thespians lg Oracle l, Editorg Oakleaf 2g National Honor Society 2g Student Council lg Boys' State lg Band 4g County Band 3g County Orchestra lg Chorus 4g Ensemble 2g Public Speaking 2g Class Officer l. PALMER, CARL Projection Club 3g Oracle lg Oakleaf lg Library Club 3g Camera Club lg Chess Club 2g Thespians lg Foot- ball 2g Basketball lg Baseball lg Volleyball lg Intra- murals 2g Band 3g County Band lg Chorus 2. PALMER, ROGER Library Club 3g Audio-Visual Club 3g Rifle Club 2g Thespians lg Football l. PARKER, GERALD Chess Club 3. PORTER, NORMA F.H.A. lg Library Club lg Chorus l. RADEMACKER, SHIRLEY Leaders 4, Officerg Thespians lg Oakleaf 2g Stagecraft Club lg Cheerleading 4, Captaing Basketball Honor Team 2g Intramurals 4g Chorus 4. REITZ, NORMA Future Teachers Club 3g F.H.A. 2g Thespians lg Lan- guage Club lg Intramurals 4g County Band 3g County Orchestra 2g Chorus 4. ROSONE, ALICE F.H.A. lg Thespians lg Cheerleader lg Oakleaf 2g Intra- murals 4g Chorus 3. ROSONE, CATHERINE F.H.A. 2g Cheerleader 3g Intramurals 4g Chorus 3. RUTH, WILLIAM F.F.A. 4g Cross-Country lg Track lg Volleyball 2. SCROGER, DUANE Oakleaf lg F.F.A. 4g Rifle Club 4g Thespians lg Cross- Country 3g Baseball 3g Weight-lifting lg Intramurals 3. SKOP, FRANK Stagecraft Club 2g Oakleaf 2g Art Club 3g Football 4g Baseball 4g Basketball 4g Band 4g Chorus 3. SNYDER, JOYCE F.H.A. 3, Officerg Thespians lg Oakleaf 2g Library Club 4g Intramurals lg Band 4g County Band l, Of- ficerg Chorus 2. STARKWEATHER, DAVID F.F.A. 4g Rifle Club 2g Thespians lg Football 2g Cross- Country lg Basketball 3g Baseball 2g Intramurals lg Chorus 3. STEVENS, .IAMES F.F.A. 2, Officerg Stagecraft Club 2g Rifle Club 2g Football 4g Basketball 2g Track 2g Intramurals 3g Chorus 2. STILES, WILLIAM Rifle Club 2g Baseball 4g Football 3g Bowling 3g Volley- ball lg Intramurals 3. THOMPSON, RONALD Chess Club l: F.F.A. 4. Tomorro TUBIOLO, PHILIP Transferred from Batavia. Thespians 3g World Affairs Club 3g Student Council lg Choristers 3g Boys' Glee Club 3g Class Officer l. UNDERHILL, LAVERNE F.F.A. 4g Football l. UNGER, JUDY Oakleaf 2g Stagecraft Club lg Thespians lg F.H.A. l, Officerg Intramurals'3g Chorus 4g Ensemble 2g County Chorus lg Public Speaking l. VANIA, BARBARA Art Club 3g Oakleaf lg Thespians lg Cheerleader 3g Intramurals 3g Band 4g Chorus 4g Ensemble 2g Class Officer l. VEN DETTA, PETER Oakleaf l, Officerg Rifle Club 4g Thespians lg Library Club 2g Stagecraft Club lg Weight-lifting 2g Intra- murals 3g Chorus 2. VONADA, ROBERT Transferred from Batavia. Baseball lg Intramurals 2. WALKER, LORNA Future Nurses Club 2, Officerg Library Club lg Na- tional Honor Society 3g Oakleaf 2, Editorg Thespians lg Intramurals 3g Band 2, Officerg County Band lg Chorus 4g County Chorus lg Class Officer 2. WHITNEY, JUDY Leaders 3, Officerg Future Nurses Club 3g Oakleaf 2g Oracle 2, Editorg National Honor Society 3g Rifle Club 2g Student Council lg Thespians lg Intramurals 4g Chorus 4g Girls' Chorus l.. WIEDRICH, RUTH Language Club 3, Officerg F.H.A. lg Library Club 4g Thespians lg Oakleaf 2g Intramurals lg Chorus 2g En- semble 2. ZIGROSSI, LUCILLE F.H.A. 3g Twirling 4g Rifle Club 2g Oakleaf 2g Thes- pians lg Intramurals 3g Chorus 2. ZIGROSSI, RAYMOND Photography Club lg Thespians lg Rifle Club 2g Stu- dent Council 2, Presidentg Oracle lg Baseball 3g Foot- ball 4g Basketball 4g Intramurals lg Band 3g Dance Band 2g Chorus 2. MOTTO Yesterday I did, today I do, tomorrow I will. FLOWER Rose COLORS Flamingo and Blue MASCOT Fawn W--- Senior Snaps Forever 27 enior naps What charm, What poise, What grace, Where did you come from, outer spacer' And Ever. E rw W r Autographs . fig? W Wi? 2 WJVMMMMWW Cpwwwg W WXMM h. 21 4 442, OM? ij? W A rjfywix JQQJJWNQ il W QWQMQKN QWJGKM Ei ormfrwm Mm ref QXQJQUQQX 0 4 log 0 42? r K ob? Rr X if r M PM ff wwf E '7oQ.5LiMW W rw MM DQ. 4,599 M rf? rf! rifgifjv rf M' M rw SMGLW CWM Wgwwwgywfiww UW? Sky Writers Juniors Row One: M. Dudek, L. Wagner, A. DiSalvo, D. Gibson. Row Two: M. Ruth, R. Osborn, J. Koziel, J. Tamela, B. Base, C. Davis, M. Ashton. Row Three: B. Sch roeder, P. Radka, S. Cabriel, J. Corbelli, T. Schultz, R. Starkweather, B. Blew, G. Long, D. Calnan. Absent D. Green, W. Scroger. Row One: P. Goetz, B. Lowe, C. Burton, B. Lewis. Rau' Two: S. Brown, G. Bauer, R. Thompson, C. Stevenson, B. Vania, D. Hale, S. Peters. Row Three: G. Dean, E. Baker, R. Warner, D. Covey, D. Sage, VV. Dorin, G. Cayea, L. Slusar. C. Scroger. Absent: L. Kingdom, R. Reak. JUNIOR ADVJSORS AND OFFICERS Left to Right: hir. DeLeo, Advisor, Marilyn Ruth, Treasurer, Jennie Foderaro, Secretary: Miss Schneckenberger, Advisor: Ted Schultz. President. Absent: Frank Newton, Vice-President. Row One: K. VanBuren, B. Dennis, J. Woodstock J. Foderaro. Row Two: J. Orsini, J. Sumeriski S. Cayea, J. Giesler, D. Bischoff, L. Marrs, S Newton. Row Three: J. Kalinoski, L. Bartholf D. Canshaw, C. Sundin, F. Newton, L. Johnson W. Moore, L. White, J. Beals. so Approaching Heaven s Row Ono: D. Carroll, N. Wagner, M. Cianfrini, J. Whitney, Smith, B. Scroger, J. Lewis, W. Reeger. Row Two: R. Ames, M. Recd, D. Reading, T. Greene. R. D'Alba, P. Fedrigon, N. Spiecher. Row Three: L. Mar- tino, R. Dutton, J. Sanford, A. Harding, P. Wfalker, R. Cianfrini, D. Giordano, J. Hardy, E. Mowers, J. Smart, G. Bobzin. Absent: A. Landon. SOPHOMORE ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Row Une: Sharon Smith, Vice-President, Anthony Stornelli, Treasurer: Donna Ross, Secretary. Row Two: Mr. Motts, Advisor, ophomores Row One: L. Lang, S. Vvhite, C. Reed, D. Hale, F. Stiles. Row Two: K. Pender, D. Ferris, J. Warner, J. Mikolajozyk, M. Choate, N. Kahel, H. Rhodes. Row Three: C. Cain, P. Slusar, D. DiSalvo, C. Rademacker, R. Say, R. Porter, A. Francois, M. Walls, S, Budenhagen. Absent: H. Seibert, C. Easton, C. Allen, J. Cardenilli. Rout One: J. Gibson, N. Parker, D. Snyder, L. Reitz M. Schultz, B. Mills. Row Two: J. Foderaro, T. Stor- nelli, B. Cranston, S. Easton, J. Nye, S. Jackson, W Betters. Row Three: R. Fisher, R. Meney, G. Wiedrich P. Moore, B. Scroger, D. Ross, J. Newton, M. Calus, J Tyler. Absent: R. Parsons, E. Dick. James Newton, President, Miss Kelly, Advisor. tar-Gazers 31 Freshmen Row One: J. Zigrossi, S. Fisher, N. Puls, J. Beals, M. Kenock, M. Bordinaro, E. Avery, L. Gibson, C. Rhodes. Row Two: D. Hunt, T. Rice, G. Sumeriski, L. Butler. A. Warner, R. Easterbrook, M. Waye, J. Ganshaw, B. Schroeder. Row Three: M. Knapp, R. Mills, L. Davis, J. Smock, S. Belton, V. Corbelli, D. Gray, B. Sawyer, E. Northrop, J. Hartwig. D. Newton. FRESHMAN ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Row One: Marcia Kenock, Secretary, Jack Hartwig, Vice-President, Nancy Puls, President. Row Two: Mr. Zogaih, Aclvisorg Stephen Pel- ton, Treasurer, Mr. Cronin, Advisor. 32 Cosmic Row One: E. Baker, J. Mooney, J. Moore. M. Betters J. Borkholder, T. Frazer, M. Will, B. Little, B. Ross Row Two: M. Kenock, C. Hillebrand, J. Titus, J. Bauhie B. Chamberlain, D. Easton, R. Gilbert, C. Wilson, R Cumho. Row Three: B. Brinkman, S. St. John, R Downing, L. Johnson, B. Anthony, L. Hale, G. Grazioplene J. McMahon, E, Scroger, G. Poole, W. Newton, J. Sumeri- ski. Row One: A. Kingdom, C. Sholes, M. Cusmano, J. Goetz, G. Nesbitt. J. Baxter, B. Thompson, D. Cleveland, N. Puma. Row Two: E. Gallup, J. Butler, M. Baker, J. Boatfield, B. Marrs, K. Boyce, L. Rinehart. Row Three: N. Ostrander, W. Sage, L. Arnold, J. Long. G. Poole, W. Dunham. N. Howard, E. Kedzierski, L. Sum- eriski. Absent: W. Moore, W. Meney Jr. Dust 1 Row One: R. Briney, K. Hale, H. Parkins, D. Pixley, R. Hensel, D Warner, D. Baker, I. Puls. Row Two: J. Messinger, J. Cranston, D. Klosen D. Bartholf, M. Baubie, J. Bordinaro E. Hardy. Row Three: S. Bruno T. Cummings, B. Krause. T. Beals D. Hale, D. Cianfrini, E. Mosciaro, P Carrol, J. Covey, J. Breckenridge, C Poole. Row One: K. Blood, M. Cusmano, J Seahurg, J. Bauer, D. Derek, R. Reed, E. Kriner, D. Moore. Row Two: P. Will, S. Bork, B. Austin, D, Hunt, B Rice, S. Lombardo, P. Luthart, J Cassidy, B. Baker. Row Three: B Krause, G. Williams, L, Starkweather, A. Roggow, J. Boatfield, P. Luttrell J. Sunricker, W. Matla, B. Crazio- plene, L. Scopano, G. Sanford. Ab- sent: N. Rosone. 1 1 Eighth Grade Row One: S. Allen, M. Cranston, C Fry, R. Michalak, B. Stevens, J. Ferris S. Kabel, S. Hale. Row Two: E Bean, L. Ruth, M. Boaifield, 0 Bauer, S. Allen, N. Luthart, L. Ruth Row Three: E. Kriner, N. Brumber W. Kent, E. Dusen, P. Naas, W Sroger, J. Wetherwax, F. Cayea, J J. Giordano. Absent: F. Pursel. Row One: E. DiSalvo, S. Dickens, J. Shetler, F. Bightmeyer, M. Danson, M. Rosone, D. Heslor. Row Two: N. Gallup, L. Dewitt, J. Demmer, B Falk- er, M. 'Newton, D. Lundmark, C. Ottaviano. Absent: C. Lyons, I. Hale, E. Weaver. Waiting For The Countdown Row One: A. Falker, G. Cain, F Snyder. R. Massaro. Row Two: R Roggow, A. McGee. R. Spears, A. Cib- son, J. Baxter, D. Anderson, C. Meney Row Three: R. Barclay, F. Butler J. DiSalvo. R. Grazioplene. R. Ciesler, R. Lundrnark, P. Anderson, C. Stewart G. Simpson. Absent: K. Assenato R. Doward, M. Ross. Row One: D. Ryan, R. Titus, R. Caton, W. Morris, R. Cianfrini. Row Two: M. Beuler, H. Zigrossi, R. Diasio, S. Johns, C. Peterson, M. lngalsbe, E. Bucceri. Row Three: R. Pearlson. D. Schulze. R. DiSalvo, R. Hillebrancl. L. Fogal, J. Witkowski, W. Cartwright. C. Matteson, .l. Bryar. Absent: S. Baubie. 1 eventh Grade Row Une: D. Bragg, T. Horlgins, L. Wleaver D. Moore, C. Borclinaro, G. Newton, .l Seroger, A. Zigrossi. Row Two: D. Tamila C. Hilchey, J. Kahel. K. Simpson. L. Cupler D. Dial, L. Hartgrove. Row Three: R Johnson, L. Scroger, P. Koziel, S. Covey W. Rainey, J. Hale, C. Allen, C. Dial. D Thompson, R. Kowalczyk, J. Seopano. Row Une: l. Zaffran, A. Radka, D. Silver- nail, S. Goetz, S. Coe, D. Sturgeon, D. Allen, P. Fry, K. Gibson. Row Two: B. Barney, L. Thompson. E. Nesbitt. L. Ashton, R. Hart- wig. D. Moore, C. Ciesler. Row Three: S. Porter. C. Foster, B. Doward, R. Marrs, C. Silvernail. li. Arnold, K. Schramm, C. Howard. D. Skop, G. Schrader. I. Stiles. Absent: ,l. Scroger. Restless With 1 ixth Grade Row One: S. Sharpe, B. Schroeder, P. Anderson, C. Puls, W. Bohzin, L. Lang, L. Heintz. Row Two: K. Merkel, B. Rine- hart, K. Wetherwax, .l. Phelps, M. Will, L. Kirkpatrick, J. Howe. Row Three: L. Bauer, M. Cleveland, B. Mullaney, R. Smith, G. Sawyer, G. Astrander, Mrs. Heckroth, K. Pixley, P. Zigrossi, S. Jazko, C. Hawley, R. White. Absent: P. Pursel, E. Bricker, E. Hurlhurt, D. Ryan. Row One: B. Anderson, T. Kedzierski. R. Dennis, V. Gann, D. Nagorniak, P. King M. Greene. Row Two: D. Posson, P Gilbert, L. Baker, C. Dickens, B. Schaal, D. Sunricker. C. Bauhie. Row Three: R Caron, M. Pawlaczyk. J. Glick. S. Sturm .l. Foster, R. Arnold, Mrs. Bain, D. Michalak D. Howard, T. King, E. Gabriel, R. Reed. Absent: R. St. John, W. Derek, J. D'Alba, L. Knapp. a 1 v Row One: E. Ashton, D. Jones, S. Rosone, C. Baxter, T. Wolfe. Row Two: A. Potter, I. Martino, E. Gallup, D. Kenward, V. .Neff, M. Nanni. Row Three: Mrs. Proctor, J. Demmer, B. Messinger, G. Dean, S. Scroger, B. Little, P. Scroger, D. Francois. Ab- sent: D. Macciaro, J. Howard, L. Luthart. Row One: J. Blackman, L. Gilbert, D. Pender, D. Schue, R. Will, C. Becker, D. Schrnigel. Row Two: .L Ostrander, C. Fedrigon, E. McMahon, L. Hale, J. Griffiths, B. Utz, A.. Powell. Row Three: Mrs. Water- street, D. Carmichael, F. Szentmiklo- ski, J. Newton, D. Radmacker, R. Bryar, J. Crazioplene, M. Richardson. R. Lawton. G. Heslor. Absent: T. Merkel. Atmospheric Friction Fifth Grade Row One: K. Bauers, J. Szentmiklogi, A. Ashton, B. Casper, C. D,Angelo, L. Warner, S. Newton, B. Patterson. Row Two: W. Newton, R. Derck, J. Dial, G. Whitney, G. Hunt, R. Radka, W. Goodwin, J. Young. Row Three: Miss Sullivan, M. Beuler, D. Taylor, P. Lang, R. Evans, S. Bowen, C. Baker, V. Sawyer. Absent: M. Briggs, G. DiFiore, J. Gabriel, A. Doward, Y. Cardinalli, C. Calvert, J. Ottaviano, P. Waye. Row One: S. White, I. Barney, C. Malin, C. Butler, M. Rainey, D. Matla, J. Michalak. Row Two: B. Proctor, K. Scroger, D. Hare, M. Porter, L. Downing, B. Ohs, P. Kowalczyk. Row Three: Miss Maxwell, J. Kessler, R. Higgins, L. Cooley, M. Bartholf, D Hunt, R. Blood, C. McConnell, M. McEntee, C. Koziel. Absent: D. Brendlinger, E. King, J. Bloom, F VanBuskirk, L. Cerri, B. Burr, D. Dean: Row One: S, Bruno, M. Cassiano, P. George C. Odell, C. Cleveland, J. Demmer, S. Pend er, L. Vincent. Row Two: l. Wiswall, R Bragg, C. Sage, J. Yunker, R. Scroger, T Smith, D. Cooley, C. Allen, P. Betters, R Roggow. Row Three: Mrs. Speed, I. Will J. Pawlaczyk, S. Cartwright, P. Johns, S Smith, N. Cray, S. Coe, S. Fava, S. Richard- son, W. Tadusz. Absent: M. Schutts, .l Moore. Row One: G. Cain, M. Hale, C. Coetz, L Caton, J. Scopano, D. Stiles, S. Mowers Row Two: S. Northrop, R. Fuller, C. Shetler W. Needham, W. Speed, A. Fry, D. Hooper P. Rombough, B. Zigrossi. Row Three: L Mills, B. Bordinaro, C. Hilchey, M. Arnold D. Odell, J. Cassiano, J. Buokel, N. Pearl- son, B. Cupicha, Mrs. Pickett. Absent S. Avery, J. Moore, C. Sackett, D. Gooshaw E. Hale, D. Howard. Radio-Active Particles 1 Row One: S. Bragg, D. Balonek. J. Martino, M. Mosso, J. Carrlinulli, B. Hopkins, W. Schiavi. Row Two: R. Kosoriek, C. Peterson, H. Bean, E. Reeger. T. Schmigel, D. Ayers, C. Nannie, J. Myers. Row Three: B. Sage, C. Cray. J. Howell, M. Waring. B. Chase, G. Currier, Mrs. Cartwright, M. Lippold. W. Hale, B. Green. C. Grazioplene. B. Simpson, E. Hunt. Absent: H. Hebert. Row One: L. Knapp. D. Scliaal. L. Miller, R. Young, D. Zaffron. Row Two: L. Higgins. S. Cayea. B. Hart wick. K. Yunker. T. Kachelrneyer. L. Palmer. T. Merkel, L. Ciess. D. Cleveland. Row Three: Mrs. Klotzbach, B. Sumeriski, D. Meyer. S. Brinkman, M. Clark, S. San forrl. L. Kelsey, W1 Ostranfler. B. Covill. Absent: C. Horlgins. B. Hensel. L. Cayea. W. Hilchey, G. Zigrossi. B. Slarkweather. Fourth Grade Row Une: H. Baxter. P. Cooflwin. D. Scliaal, F. Wolfe. A. Martino, R. Reed. Row Two: S. Wetherwax. B. Weller, E. Cassidy. T. Beading, B. Hallalraugh, C. Baker, K. Baker, D. Little, D. In- galslrc. Row Three: B. Baker. J. Will. C. Reed, L. Lear, Mociarro. R. Fogal. D. Cupicha. C. Easton, M. Schrader. Absent: R. Dowarcl, L. Kosiorek, T. Miller. A. Demmer, B. Wicks, B. Calm, Mrs. Mantei. Row One: B. Rice. B. McEntee. D. YVolcott. L. Giesler. D. Clark, L. Cupler. S. Scopano. Row Two: P. King. L. Lang, G. Cayea. W. Phelps. D. Matteson. J. Fisher. J. Henclershott. P. Cronin. Row Three: C. Court. W. Bryer. C. Cumbo. J. Calus. J. Foster, Mrs. Boyce, M. Grant. C. Currie, J. Martino. A. Morelli. B. Nicometo. Absent: R. Bradsher, T. Starling. J. Manes. Future pace Commanders Row One: S. Hackett, J. Brewster, P. Mack, J. Miller, S. Will, B. Austin, W. Sturgeon, P. Cewone, D. Yunker. Row Two: C. Scroger,, D. Cianfrini, S. Nevinger, J. Lickenfelt, S. Rumble, C. Mooney, J. Potter, R. Sackel. Row Three: Mrs. Tinney, L. Kowalczyk, C. Kelsey, M. Calvert, D. Schulze, M. Waye, M. Bartholf, Wf Barney. Absent: P. Lippold, M. Coe. Row One: J. Fredo, J. Di Fiore, D. Crazioplene, L. Mills, J. Nelleta. P. Fraser, E. Biddle. Row Two: C. Plouse, S. Currier, G. Koziel, A. Fedrigon, J. Howard, L. Cassiano, D. Tadusz, T. Cronin. Row Three: W. Rademacker, J. Spiecher, R. Moore, D. Falker, M. Grant, Mrs. Dickerson, J. Boss, D. Evans, R. Puccia, D. Brumher, S. lnglesby. Ab- sent: L. Sage, B. Bordinaro. Third Grade Row One: L. Vincent, C. Anderson, H. Pretzman, T. Rainey, C. Sage, M. Badunza, G. Ostrarrder. Row Two: J. Biddle, L. Peterson, S. Sholes, J. Falker, S. Borgal, M. Wiswrall, M. Allen, D. Underhill. Row Three: Mrs Traver, K. Coville, VV. Poole, J. Boyer, D. Puls, L Howard, C. Scroger, N. Lantz. Absent: C. Brooks C. Hale, J. Cardinali. Rouf One: T. Pawlaczyk, W. Beulcr, D. Luker. C. Cas- siano, L. Stiles, C. Slussar, B. Downs, C. Sulimowicz. Row Two: B, Cummings, M, Carney, S. Manes, D. Warner, M. Caton, S. Cleveland, K. Carney, P. Borgal. Row Three: J. Casper, K. Buckel, M. Brunea, D. Collins, S. Johnson, L. Thompson, M. Briney, B. Towne, K. Ernst. Absfvrt: M. D'Angelo, C. Carmichael, D. Fare- well, J. Brendlinger, D. Hendershott, Mrs. Cayea. Three- raged Rockets econd Grade Row One: D. Libera, B. DiSalvo, J. George, J. Reed, D. Matla, J. Allen, E. Kastelic. Row Two: G. Diver, M. Grant, L. Konieczny, J. Denny, D. Clark, L. Sage, D. Dudek, S. Puls, H. Biddle. Row Three: L. Fuller, V. Kedzierski, J. Utz, K. Witkowski, P. Dennis, D. Hahn, H. Roggow, S. Chase, Miss Kerwin. Absent: P. Kinne, P. Woodward. Row One: D. Cann, B. Scopano, D. Schrader. Raw Two: K. Nevinger, J. Sage, R. Clemm, J. Hilchey, K. Grazioplene, K. Mooney, C. Hall, N. Potter. Row Three: Mrs. Swarts, W. Fava, D. Zigrossi, S. Scroger, P. Baubie, L. Morrison, C. Lear, P. Hunt, J. Chase, S. Stiles. Ab- sent: B. Court, B. Chase, M. Blood, N. Hallabough, W. Caye, B. King, P. Rombough. Row One: B. Starr, P. Little, D. Heintz, D. Schiavi W. Rainey, D. Ryan. Row Two: M. Yunker, D. Patter son, D. Taylor, G. Radka, D. Smith, A. Snyder, J. Stevens C. Bauer. Row Three: Mrs. Rice, F. Reed, D. Sage D. Taylor, W. Mullaney, K. Sulimowicz, J. Cianfrini D. Phelps, L. Mills. Absent: R. Moore, R. Lear, L Potter, K. Kosiorek. Row One: C. Wicks, J. Lynch, D. Towne. J. Smith, R. Meyers, D. Thompson, Miss Scimia. Row Two: M. Rice, A. Anderson. M. Guiste, G. Reeger, C. Johnson. Row Three: L. Miller, D. Cleveland, E. Porter, J. Greene, R. Casper. Row Four: B. Ful- mer, J. Wright, J. Fry, D. Endres, S. Hodgins. Absent: P. Ashton, S. Howard, A. Totten, C. Van- buskirk. Moondust 1 First Grade SECOND GRADE Row One: G. Fredo, D. Connelly, S. Moultrup, J. Szentmiklosi, L. Downs K. Moore, L. Moultrup. Row Two: T. Miller, S. Galliene, J. Herod, H. Johns, J. Griffiths, B. Hale, M. Cronin, D, Long. Row Three: S. Clark, B. Cortright, C. Wilson, D. German, B Burns, Mrs. Williams, D. Stark- Weather, S. Myers, K. Falker, G. Gib- son, T. Waye. Absent: C. Chaddock, M. Hamm. 9 Row One: W. Allen, D. Goodwin, G. Bucceri, M. Schutts, J. Bowen, S. Claire, B. Matla, K. Matla, S. Lippold, J. Anderson. Row Two: Mrs. Hicks E. Matla, R. Hartrick, L. Fry, L. Hall S. Lirrle, Taddei, T. Johns. C. Cerri, R. Rumble, C. Moore, J. Henry, L. Lowery. v v V. Falker, J. Worthington, Absent: A. Mossherg, M. Row One: D. Bates, J. Wasiclewski, J Yunker, D. Graney, D. Nesbitt, K. Myers, L Scroger. Row Two: B. Ciarnbrone, A Paolucci, J. Chaddook, E. Wolfe, S. Hall, P Hackett. D. Easton. Row Three: Mrs Johns, R. Totten, M. Hales, J. Nicometo, R Knapp, K. Speed, D. lngalsbe, R. Demmer C. Miller, C. Reed, D. Hodges. Reflectors O Row One: B. Sage, A. Coe, D. Bragg, N. Jack son, l . Mansfield, J. Wetherwax. Row Two: H. Yania, R. Seroger. S. Baker, K. Johnson, T. Woodward, R. Scroger, M. Vallese, D. Cervone. ROIIJ Three: B. Wfright. J. Johnson. B. Boat field. D. Brunea. M. Pick. Mrs. Wvooclley, S. Cleveland, J. Moore, W. Wilder, M. Peters. A bsent: C. Green. First Grade Row One: M. Desjardin, C. Worth- ington, R. Wolfe, K. Taylor, D. Vin- cent. Row Two: J. Brewster, F. Velletti, M. Cayea, D. Phelps, C. Eick, D. Streeter, D. Koziel, K. Taylor. Row Three: E. Gary, D. Burlmules, J. Law- ton. J. Sweetheimer. B. Howell, S. Palmer, L. Hermance. D. Weiclerich, Mrs. Schue. Absent: M. Kavhel- meyer, C. Morelli, L. Chamberlain, M. Sturm. un's Rays Row Una: N. Qnintern, N. Baxter, K lNlm'Malion, L. Klotzlmach, M. Hilbert D. Nuns, P. Reeger, K. Pretzman Row Two: T. Hartwig. H. St. John D. Pulmateer. D. Posson, B. Grazia- plene, D. Sunrivker, B. Betters, B Brooks. T. Mclfntee, Mrs. Vagg. Ab swf: P. Brendlinger, L. Hurd, L Kedzierski, D, Luthart, A. Burr, D Maseo, D. Webber. Kindergarten Row One: M. Ernst, J. Worthington, D. Clark, VV. Mooney, D. Briggs, D. Pretzman. Row Two: S. Snyder, S. Wolfe, S. Wicks, D. Sackel, P. Austin P. Riso, D. Grester. Row Three: G. Cross, L. Konieczny, P. Myers, J. Hod gins, L. Lickenfelt, J. Chase. Absent: N. Ashton, P. Covey, S. Diver, I. Suli mowicz, R. Miller. Row One: C. Clem, L. Peterson, D. Kelsey, T. Potter. Row Two: B. Hagen. L. Lantz, E. Eiok, A. Wolfe, D. Baker. Row Three: A. Totten, J. Gibson, B. McClurg, D. Bates, D. Goodwin, Mrs. Newton, W. Chase, A. Cort- right. K. Muntz, S. Rauch, G. Slusar, K. Cilbert T. Anderson. Absent: R. Denny, S. Starr. 1 42 Atoms Row One: Mrs. Kolb, M. Barney, D. Worth- ington, D. Long, L. Doward, L. Clark. Row Two: M. St. John, N. Szentrniklosi, L. Guiste, D. Scarborough, D. Sage. C. Frodo. Row Three: T. Wilkes, J. Kelsey, A. Gil- berl. R. Burr, P. Dean, H. Moore. Row One: M. Peterson, A. Desjardins, R. Scopano, M. Warboys. Row Two: J. Yanik, M. Mahar, D. Calvert, D. Frazer, L. Ianni. Row Three: B, Matla, D. Goodwin, D. Bucceri, Mrs. Kolb, D. Hendershott, P. Hopkins. Absent: C. Cronin, J. Chamberlain, M. Hagen. Kindergarten Row One: J. Manes. D. Bartholf, A. Thomp son, J. Greene, C. Puccio, C. Schroder, Mrs. Newton. Row Two: T. Wigtfnn, K. Wilson, R. Chase, J. D,Angelo, D. Genesky, R. Hilchey. Absent: D. Hurd, D. Luker, J. Lowery. Sitting: D. Beuler, R. Hodges, K. Mansfield, G. Mossberg, VV. Schuster, R. Hamon, W. Szelag, H. Dilcher, J. Janni. Standing: E. Constantini, T. Buck, K, Merkel, J. Maher, R. Puccio. Absent: W. Buck. MolecuIes?? 43 Row One: N. Lonnen, E. Emerson, S. Myers, D. Johnson. Row Two: K. Murray, B. Mills, R. Moore, E. John- son, J. Scharlau, L. Chamberlain. Row Three: T. Kabel, K. Wickham, L. Emerson, C. Brayley, W. Lonnen. Row Four: Miss Jasper, P. Johnson, D. Hubbard, D. Allen, P. Graves, J. Mills, K. Carlisle, R. Brunning, L. Graff, L. Smith, E. Hartgrovc, S. Carlisle, C. Burton. Left to Right: N. Weaver, S. Scroger, S. Ostrander, N. Burton, P. Mac- Laughlin, J. Schlagenhauf, Mrs. Crosby, D. Pearlson, S. Pearlson, C. McVay s S. Seibert, C. MacLaughlin. Absent: D. Benben, R. Benben. 44 Branch Schools Space tations At the table: E, Scharlau, B. Smith, R. Graves, D. Graff, D. Brayley, D. Carlisle, N. Hubbard, P. Graves, K. Graves, L. Horine. At the desks: J. Buckley, W. Crawford, T. Scroger, C. Graves, D. Crawford, T. Luzier, Mrs. Lutz, S. Bruning, D. Clawson, S. Hubbard, E. Dunn. Absent: D. Moore, R. Maxwell. Sitting: S. Carlisle, F. Shamrock, B. Moore, L. Graff, K. Lonneu, G. Park- er, G. Chamberlain, G, Raduns, C. Emerson, L. Ferris, C. Brayley, O. Murray. Standing: Mrs. Marble, R. Raduns, O. Mills, M. Buckley, L. Hubbard. Bad Em Clu S BuHeUn 6-? I -I: Dance Uda- . -4: I i I MEET Acjlivifies enior Band Left to Right: Lowell Marble, James Tyler, Richard D'Alba, James Boat- field. Absent: Douglas Dean. 46 Row One: Joan Woodstock, Marjo- rie Bordinaro, Beverly Ross, June Titus, Larry Davis, Donna Hunt, Elaine Mowers, Joan Breckenridge. Row Two: Carolyn Sholes, Lucille R e i t z, Sherrie Jackson, C o n n i e Wilson, Joanne Sumeriski, Douglas Paille, James Newton, Frank Skop, Joyce Snyder, Judy Nye, Melvin Knapp, Janet Sumeriski, Barbara Rice. Absent: Darlene Hale, Gay- lord Cayea. Row One: Elliott Avery, Burton Anthony, Thomas Rice, Joseph Cardi- nelli, David DiSalvo, Paul Slusar. Row Two: Barbara Howe, Jean Long, Norma Reitz, Jack Beals, Steven Pel- ton, Norman Puma, Larry Johnson. Row Three: Thomas Jenkins, Larry Klotzbach, Carl Palmer, Richard Chugg. Absent: Richard Dutton, Barbara Vania. Music From The Junior Band Row One: David Sturgeon, Larry Kirkpatrick, Raymond Caton. Edward Gabriel. Cynthia PulS. Kay Merkel. Beverly Mulaney, Susan Sturm. Row Two: Marilyn Cranston, Shirley Allen, Margaret Beulcr, Sharon Hale, Kristin Pixie-y, Robert Johnson, Evelyn Baker, Candy Peterson. Row Three: Elaine Bucceri, Barbara Rice, Judy Messenger, Joan Breckenridge, Brenda Krause, Jean Vlfcathcrwax, Robert Hillebranrl, Robert Diasio. Row Four: Robert Kowalczyk, Ronald Spears, David Pixley, Raymond DiSalvo, Robert Cummings, Terry Frazer, Jan Witkowski, Dennis Cianfrini. SENIOR BAND OFFICERS-Left to Right: Barbara Howe, Librarian, Tom Jenkins, President, Mr. Rice, Director, Joyce Snyder, Secretary-Treasurer. Absent: Barbara Vania, Librarian. SENIOR BAND Last summer our Senior Band under the di- rection of Mr. Josef Rice paraded for the Oakfield Firemen, winning two first prizes and several second prizes. Members of the Band were highly honored at the Western New York Firemen's Con- vention by winning second prize along with a trophy. The Band met the challenge of many new pieces of music which they mastered this year. They played for the Christmas Pageant, put on a Spring Concert and participated in the County Music Festival held at 0.A.C.S. this year. This year fifteen of the Band's members rep- resented 0.A.C.S. in the All-County Band and Or- chestra. They were Richard Dutton, Lucille Reitz, Janet Sumeriski, James Tyler, Douglas Dean, David DiSalvo, Barbara Howe, Donna Hunt, Thomas Jenkins, Lawrence Klotzback, James Newton, Douglas Paille, Carl Palmer, Norma Reitz and Joyce Snyder. Other ide Of Heaven enior High Mixed Chorus Row One: Patricia Goetz, Joan Woodstock, Rosalie Lombardo, Darlene Hale, Carol Reed, Lucille Reitz, Carol Burton: Mary.Ann Cianfrini, Josephine Foderaro, Joan Koziel, Marilyn Ruth, Gail Cain, Beverly Lowe, Judy Whitney, Joyce Lewis, Jennie Foderaro. Row Two: Stephen Pelton, Guy Poole, Leon Hale, Paul Walker, Ted Schultz, Douglas Paille, Tom Jenkins, Frank Skop, Gaylord Cayea, Lyle Johnson, Wayne Dorin, Carl Palmer, Larry Klotzbach, Richard Chugg, Lowell Marble, David Starkweather, Jim Newton, Burton Anthony, Eddie Baker, Raymond Zigrossi. Row Three: Louis Lang, Terry Frazier, Norman Puma, Melvin Knapp, Eugene North- rup, Richard Dutton, Larry Davis, Jack Beals, Larry Johnson, Ralph Parsons, James Stevens, Jim Tyler, Paul Slusar, Jim Hardy, Douglas Hale, Peter VenDetta, Ronald Gilbert, Tom Rice, Don Cleveland, Elliott Avery. Row Four: Mary A. Schultz, Jeanette Whitney, Donna Hunt, Judy Nye, Sherrie Jackson, Sharon Easton, Peggy Cumbo, Gloria Dean, Janet Sumeriski, Shirley Peters, Suzanne White, Alice Rosone, Beverly Mills, Leahurn Marrs, Sandra Cayea, Bonnie Lewis, Sharon Smith, Mary Walls, Joyce Snyder. Row Five: Carol Davis, Carol Stevenson, Connie Greene, Shirley Rademacker, Yvonne Krause, Sandra Carroll, Barbara Howe, Norma Reitz, Ann Francois, Diane Covey, Donna Ross, Judy Unger, Benay Benz, Sylvia Matteson, Catherine Rosone, Rhoda Dickens, Norma Bowen, Ruth Benedict. Lorna Walker, Accompanist Mr. Francis Zogaib, Choral Director CHORUS OFFICERS-Carol Davis, Vice Pres identg Burton Anthony, Secretary, Lowell Marble, President. Absent: Gail Cain, T reas llfef. upersonic ounds Ensemble Row One: Joan Wooflstock, Donna Hunt, Norma Bowen, Sandra Cayea, Carol Stevenson, Rhoda Dickens. Row Two: Douglas Hale, Jack Beals, Paul Slusar, Douglas Paille, Tom Jenkins, Lowell Marble, Larry Klotzbach, Gaylord Cayea, Lyle Johnson. Row Three: Connie Greene, Sylvia Matteson, Sandra Carroll, Barbara Howe, Judy Unger, Lorna Walker. This year the Chorus has again enjoyed working under the able leadership of Mr. Francis Zogaib in re- hearsals as well as in concerts. The year was successfully started by giving a Thanks- giving school assembly program and helping in the pro- duction of The Greatest Story ever Toldw in cooperation with the band and the dramatics club. The delightful assortment of carols added much to the spirit of Christmas in the area. The Spring Concert was given with a few of the favorite numbers. l Many of this year's members will also be participating in the County Music Festival which this year will be held in Oakfield. ALL STATE CHORUS Lowell Marble From The Outer Atmosphere ,, Junior High Chorus Row One: Kathy Assenato, Marie Cusmano. Dorothy Bakr-r, Dorothy Moore, Helen Parkins, Rene Hensel, David Pixley, lrving Puls, Darlene Warnefr, .leanne Bauer, ,ludy Seaburgz, Kathy Blood. Row Two: Judy Covey, Robert Crarioplene. Wayne Matla, ,lanice Sunricker, Brenda Krause. James Roatfield, Pat Luttrell, Ethel Macciaro, Terry Beals, Penny Carroll, Gerald Williams. Judy Messinger. Row Three: Nancy Rosone. Sharon Bork, Delma Hunt, Gary Sanford. Carleen Poole, ,loan Breckenridge. Sally Bruno. Edith Hardy. Marie Bauhie, Danny Klosen, Barbara Rice, Susan Lombardo. Karen Hale. Row Four: Shirley Allen, Richard Stevens. James Farris. Sharon Hale, Essie Bean, Evelyn Baker, John Giordano, Philip Naas, ,lean Wetherwax, Nancy Brumber. Francis Cayea. Mildred Boatfield, Sharon Kabel, Oralie Bauer, Robert Michalak, Clayton Fry. Row One: Danny Bragg, Lee Weaver, Andrea Radka, Carleen Hilchey, Carry Newton, Donald Allen, Bonnie Beuler, James Kahel, Lorraine Cupler, David Sturgeon, David Tamila, Donna Silvernail, Sandra Goetz, Tommy Hodgins. Row Two: Judy Bryar, Debbie Schulze, John DiSalv0, Roger Crazioplene, Jan Wfitkowski. Colon Allen, Judy Hale, Wilber Rainey, Leslie Fogal,, Carlton Sivernail, Karen Schramm, Carol Matteson, Retta Marrs. Row Three: Fred Snyder, Robert Diasio, Ines Zaffran, Sandra Coe, Karen Simpson, Recy Doward, Allen Falker, James Baxter, Delano Anderson, Linda Hartgrove, lone Stiles, Sharon Porter, Billy Morris, Ronald Spears, Garry Cain. Voices From Heaven tudent Council Row One: David Reading. Rhoda Dickens. Raymond Zigrossi. .loan Woodstock, Tom Jenkins. Row Two: Nancy Puls, Douglas Paille, ,lack Hartwig, Mr. Motts. .flrlziisorg Sharon Smith, Stephen Gabriel, Mr. Calzi, This yearis Student Council, under the able supervision of Mr. Motts and Mr. Calzi, coupled with Mr. Bain's invaluable help, has contributed much to the co- ordination of curricular and eXtra-cur- ricular activities, the activation of better faculty-student understanding, and the up- keep of many school functions which make up a well rounded school program. Included among the council's activities were a record hop last August, a student orientation day, acting as guides for par- ents' night. the opening of a student book store. and participation in the County council meetings. Advisor: Sandra Cayea. Absent: AnnLou Harding. Left to Riglzl: Raymond Zigrossi, Presidentg ,loan Woorlstock, Vic'e-Presidentg Rhoda Dickens, Secretary, Ann Lou Harding, Treas- urer. pace Patrol 51 Oakleaf taff Row One: Joan Koziel, Janet Sumeriski, Douglas Hale, Douglas Paille, Miss Cahorn, Lea- hurn Marrs, Miss Schneckenhurger, Lorna Walker, Marilyn Ruth. Raw Two: Gail Cain, Carol Burton, Brenda Dennis, Joyce Snyder, Brenda Marrs, Judy Nye, Carolyn Cloeckner, Peggy Curubo, Marcia Ashton, Shirley Rademacker, Sherrie Jackson, Connie Greene, Jeannette Tamila, Virginia Cranston, Sharon Newton, Judy Whitney, Lucille Zigrossi, Rosalie Lom- bardo. Row Three: Frank Newton, James Newton, Lowell Marble, David DiSalvo, Frank Skop, Richard Chugg. Row Four: Sandra Carroll, Barhara Howe, Judy Unger, Donna Calnan, Alice Rosone, Ruth Wiedrich, Doreen Bischoff, Beverly Mills, Mary Walls, Sylvia Matteson, Ruth Benedict, Norma Bowen, Yvonne Krause, Gloria Dean, Charles Sundin, Edward Dick, Peter VanDetta. Our school newspaper, the Oakleaf, has tried several experiments with new articles this year and is hoping to make additions to the paper in the future. The staff is looking forward to next year when Leahurn Marrs will act as editor. Left to Right: Miss Caborn, Advisor, Lorna Walker, Editor, Douglas Hale, Business Manager, Leaburn Marrs, Assistant Ed- itor, Douglas Paille, Business Manager, Peter VenDetta, Treas- urer, Miss Schneckenberger, Advisor. 52 Nuclear Newsmen Library Club Row One: Joyce Snyder, Anne Warner, Martha Waye, Nancy Kahel, Ann Landon, Jeannette Tamila. Roberta Osborn, Leaburn Marrs,' Nancy Spiecher. Row Two: Miss Schnecken- berger, Nancy Puls, Donna Snyder, Lucille Reitz, Gerald Long, Patricia Goetz, Gayle Bobzin, Nancy Parker, .loan Merkel. Row Three: Dixie Carroll, Peggy Cumbo, Ruth Wied- rich, Roseanne Easterbrook, June Smnck. Elaine Scroger, Carl Palmer, Dianne Covey, Mary Calus, Gloria Dean, Sandra Carroll, Yvonne Krause, ,lean Giesler, Donna Calnan. Ticket to outer space? Passport to India?7' Interview with Thomas ,lefferson?,' What career should I choose?7, For answers to these and many other ques- tions, pupils find the library the most ex- citing area in the school. Through its many books and relaxed atmosphere, the library can be the means for simply and easily pro- jecting the reader either backward into the past or forward into the future or reading comfortably in the here-and-now. A Journey Into pace 53 peaking Contest 3 A i 4 1 i i 5 E 3 2 its i SENIOR GIRLS' SPEAKING CONTEST SENIOR BOYS' SPEAKING CONTEST Row One: Barbara Vania, Rosalie Lombardo, Sylvia Row One: Norman Dusen, Carl Palmer, William Adams, Matteson, Carolyn Gloeckner, Donna Hunt. Row Two: Stanley Dudek, Douglas Dean. Row Two: Douglas Yvonne Krause, Sandra Carroll, Alice Rosone, Barbara Paille, Larry Klotzbach, Gerald Hale, Thomas Jenkins, Howe, Norma Reitz, ,Iudy Unger, ,loan Merkel, Virginia Lowell Marble. Cranston. FRESHMAN -- SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CONTEST Row One: ,lean Butler, Gayle Bobzin, Carolyn Scholes, Brenda Marrs, Connie Wilson, Carolyn Allen, Ann Lan- FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BOYS' CONTEST don, June Smock. Row Two: Diane Hunt, Ann King- Row One: Eugene Kedzierski, Larry Johnson, Bernard dom, Lucille Reitz, Berta Little, Ann Warner, Marge Thompson, Louis Lang, James Tyler. Row Two: Larry Rumsey, Elaine Scroger, Ann Lou Harding, .lean Long, Davis, James Newton, Bruce Scroger, David DiSalvo, Betty Brinkman, Carol Reed. Elliot Avery. 54 Breaking The onic Barrier Thespians Row One: Sandy Carroll, Ruth Benedict, .Iudy Unger, Virginia Cranston, Shirley Rade- macker, Donna Hunt. Row Two: Mr. Cerri, Rhoda Dickens, Carl Palmer, Yvonne Krause, Thomas Jenkins, Lowell Marble, Alice Rosone, ,lim Anderson, David Starkweather, Raymond Zigrossi, Bill Adams, Douglas Paille. The Thespians produced their annual play '4What A Life' in April. After long and hard rehearsals they skillfully mastered their parts under the directing of Mr. Cerri, their advisor, and Rhoda Dickens, their student director. They all had an enjoyable time presenting the play. We greatly appreciated the help of Mr. Henry, the Stagecraft Club, the lighting, make-up and publicity committees and everyone else who helped to make the play possible. WHAT A LIFE MISS SHEA ,...e,,,....,,, e,.... S hirlcy Rademacker MR. NELSON ..ee We-- V, Raymond Zigrossi MR. PATTERSON --- -- James Anderson MISS PIKE ..,,ee... --- Sandy Carroll MISS EGCLESTON e- ....,e Ruth Benedict MISS JOHNSON M-, -Le Virginia Cranston MR. VECCHITTO eeee We Peter VenDetta HENRY ALDRICH ee.. ,-- Douglas Paille BARBARA PEARSON -V W Donna Hunt MR. BRADLEY ,e....,, M Lowell Marble MISS WHEELER ne, ,.,e Nolma Reitz GEORGE BIGELOW W- ee, Tommy Jenkins MRS. ALDRICH e.,,, ,L Yvonne Krause MR. FERGUSON -- -- Billy Adams MARY ,,..,,,, ,, ,Ioan Merkel GERTIE --- ,e Alice Rosone BILL ,,,,..,,,, ,,..,, , , Carl Palmer STUDENTS ,,,, .,,,,,. S ylvia Matteson David Starkweather .Iudy Unger Lois McClurg etting The tage For The pace Age 55 Projection Club Row One: Steve Gabriel, ,Ioe Cardinalli, Doug Hale, Wayne Dunham, Eugene Kedzicrski, Tom Lowe. Row Two: Roger Palmer, Charles Hillebrand, Toni Greene, Elliott Avery, Mr. Henry, Aflvisor. Row Three: ,lames McMahon, Carl Palmer, Bruce Scroger, Gary Rademacker, Lowell Marble, Paul Walker, Ronald Starkweather, Richard Ganshaw, Eddie Baker. Absent: Frank Newton. Camera Club C Although we have not completed a great deal in the line of picture taking we have accomplished one of the hardest task in photography, or- ganization. The second great task we have completed is cleaning out and cleaning up the darkroom. Our equip- ment has seen much hard use in form- er years but with much diligence and hard work we have gotten most of it working. We are hoping for one, two short trips this spring to Rochester and the Graflex Camera Plant. We may also try to get to the Lilac Festival this spring in Rochester. Our hope for next year is to be able to recruit more 1 people that are genuinely interested in photography of all phases, taking, pro- cessing, printing, enlarging, and color Work. Through the cooperation of Mr. Henry and the members of the club, visual and audio education offerings are made available to all students and teachers. Five boys from each of the senior high classes make up the club. The of- ficers are Tom Lowe, President, Stephen Gabriel, Vice-President, and Douglas Hale, Secretary. The members also learn about ,commercial audio-visual equipment and techniques through field trips. The club has a variety of movie filmstrips, and slide projectors, wire and tape recorders, public address and record playing equipment. This year the club acquired a new Opaque pro- jector. Left to Right: Loretta Rinehart, Jean Butler, Nancy Ostrander. 56 Can ou Picture The Moon. The completion of a first rate rifle range in the school basement, has stepped up the tempo of activity in the rifle range. It has further made pos- sible the future acquisition of live am- munition in .22 rifles. In the past year the pellet rifles have been used to indoctrinate the members with the finer points of firearms safety. The club has availed itself of several fire- arm safety films in the course of the year. A considerably smaller number of members has enabled the participants to shoot more frequently than before. Rifle Club RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS Mr. Olczak, Advisorg Ronald Starkweather, Presirlentg Beverly Ross, Secretaryg Bob Downing, Vice-President. Absent: Ann Francois, Treasurer. Row One: Joyce Baubie, Beverly Ross, Nancy Puls, Mary Ann Will, June Titus. Row Two: Jack Baxter, Donald Cleveland, Thomas Rice, Jack Hartwig, Steve Pelton, Sarah St. John, Elliott Avery, Norman Puma. Row Three: Charles Hille- brand, Melvin Knapp, Buelah Sawyer, Robert Downing, Mr. Ely, Advisorg Burton Anthony, Elaine Scroger, Eugene Northrop, Anne Warner. hooting For The tars 57 cience The Earth Science Club is made up of Earth Science class students. Earth Science is a study of geomorphology, on the study of land forms, and astronomy. This year they have taken many field trips, including those to the Williamsville limestone quarry and the Buffalo Museum of Science. At the end of the school year the club plans to go on a picnic at Letch- worth Park to top off the first year in which Earth Science has been taught. The class officers for the year are Jack Hartwig, Presidentg Stephen Pel- ton, Vice-President, Thomas Rice, Treasurer, and Sarah St. John, Sec- retary. Future Teachers Club The F u t u r e Teachers though sometimes inactive, is part of the extracurricular activities of the school. They attended an open house at Buffalo State Teachers Col- lege in Novemher. The or- ganization is striving to get more people interested in teaching and in the club it- self. Standing: Josephine Foderaro, Sylvia Matteson, Norma Reitz, Mr. Cerri, Advisorg Donna Ross, Yvonne Krause, Beverly Mills. Sitting: Jennie Foderaro, Donna Hunt, Mary Walls, Sandra Future Nurses Club Row One: Jeanette Whitney, Edith Baker, Sally Fisher, Judy Vlfhitney, Margot Kenock, Carol Burton, Jill Beals, Mary Ann Cianfrini. Row Two: Diane Hunt, Joanne Boatfield, Joan Woodstock, Beverly Chamberlain, Jennie Foderaro, Donna Ross, Treasurerg Josephine Foderaro, Sccretaryg Lorna Walker, Connie Greene, Vil'l'-I,Tl'.9l:!lI'llEQ Carolyn Gloeckner, Pfl'SiIif'I1lQ Ann Kingdom, Nancy Spiecher. Row Thrffv: Mary Ann Will, Ann Warner, Betty Brinkman, Judy Nye, Beulah Sawyer, Program C0lIIlV1ilIfl'I'Q Norma Bowen, Sarah St. John, Jean Long, Mrs. Hromadka. Adiisor: Gloria Dean, Joanne Sumeriski, Connie Wilson, Program. Cornmitteeg Sherrie Jackson. The aim of the Future Nurses Club is to develop the interest shown in nursing. Our program is touring sev- eral hospitals in the area, dis- cussing types of schools of nursing and nursing scholarships, visit- ing a nursing home, working in the hospitals, and viewing health movies. Our advisor is Mrs. Hromadka, the school nurse. Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Hunt, and Mrs. St. John act as our chaperones on our field trips. The yearls program will be con- cluded with an annual banquet. 58 Prelude To Space Travel This rather esoteric group of students is enjoying its second year of organiza- tion. lts prime purpose is to foster and promote a sincere appreciation of the lan- guage, customs, and peoples of foreign lands where the Romance languages are spoken. ln this way the club tends to supplement and bolster the classroom learning experience in French, Latin, and Spanish. Language Club Seated: Mary Walls, Joan lvoodstock, Jennie Foderaro, Mary Ann Cianfrini. Standing: Josephine 'Foderaro, Beverly Mills, Donna Ross, Mr. Olczak, Advisorg Yvonne Krause, Ann Warner. National Honor ociety Row One: Norma Reitz, Yvonne Krause, Virginia Cranston, Judy Whitney, Barbara Howe, Donna Ross, Ann Lou Harding, Donna Hunt, Lorna Walker. Row Two: .loan Woodstock, Sandra Cayea, Leaburn Marrs, Willimn Adams. Douglas Paille, James Newton, Larry Bartholf, David Reading, Marilyn Ruth, Janet Sumeriski. These young men and women were chosen by the faculty and students of this school to uphold the ideals of the Society: building strong character in themselves and othersg furthering the ad- vancement of scholarshipg carrying aloft the torch of leadershipg and serving their school, community and country. High Altitude Rockets 5, tagecraft Club Row One: Harley Ess, Connie Creene, Mr. Vlfilson, ,ffdvisorg Shirley Rademacker, Lawrence White. Row Two: Mary Alinda Schultz, Donna Hunt, Sylvia Matteson, Judy Unger, Mary Calus, Catherine Rosone, Carol Burton, Charles Sundin, Peter VenDetta. Row Three: Josephine Corbelli, James Stevens, Marcia Ashton, Richard Chugg, Frank Skop, Gerald Hale, Roger Heidenreich, Tommy Lowe. Our group is composed of senior high art students and is open to mechanical draw- ing students should they wish to join. With the aid of our industrial art and ag. shops and their instructors we are able to design, construct, and complete our stage scenery and props. One of our projects that had held our attention is the designing and completion of the sets for 4'What a Lifef, a comedy in three acts, to be presented by the Senior Thespians. The setting is in a principalis office in Central High Schoolg and we hope our aid was in some small way helpful for a complete success. paceship Builders Leaders Club Row One: Jennie Foderaro, Judy Wliitney. Jeanette Whitney, Rosalie Lombardo, Joyce Lewis. Row Two: Donna Hunt, Sandra Cayca. Connie Greene, Bonnie Lewis. Virginia Cranston, Rhoda Dickens. Row Three: Dixie Carroll, Carol Davis. Josephine Foderaro. Beverly Mills, Shirley Rademacker, Sylvia Matteson, Sharon Easton. Mary Walls, Carolyn Cloeckner, Mrs. Lyons, Advisor. The Leaders' Club under the guidance of Mrs. Lyons has performed many ser- vices for the school. This athletic organ- ization has devoted much of its time to further athletic interest among the stu- dents by working with the instructors in physical education classes. Some of the services for the public have been selling candy and checking coats at the games and other public activities. LEADERS OFFICERS-Left to Right: Sandra Cayea, Secretary: Shirley Rademacker, Vice President: Jennie Foderaro, Treusurerj Sylvia Matteson, President. Guiding tars M Future Homemakers Row One: Pat Goetz, Caroline Sholes, Beverly Lowe, Carol Rhodes, Joan Goetz, Lucille Zigrossi, Barbara Scroger, Norma Parker, Donna Snyder, Brenda Dennis, Bonnie Lewis, Roberta Osborn. Row Two: Lois McClurg, Miss Carpenter, Advisor, Sandy Carroll, His- soriang Joann Koziel, Vice-President, Barbara Howe, Presidentg Marilyn Ruth, Secretary, Ruth Benedict, Treasurer, Sharon Brown, Sharon Newton. Row Three: Darlene Hale, Donna Calnan, Rose Ames, Jean Butler, Lois Wfagner, Berta Little, Catherine Rosone, Martha Waye, Yvonne Krause, Leaburn Marrs, Anne Warner, Jeanette Ganshaw, Beverly Cranston, Alice Rosone, Beverly Boss, Evelyn Gallup, Helen Rhodes. Row Four: Judy Unger, Joy Smart, Linda Sumeriski, Joanne Boatfield, Janet Surneriski, Shirley Peters, Brenda Marrs, Gloria Dean, Dianne Covey, Elaine Scroger, June Smock, Carol Scroger, Betty Case, Doreen Bischoff, Rosanne Easterbrook. The Future Homemakers Of America have worked very hard this year under their advisor Miss Dorothy Carpenter. They have accomplished many projects which include having a mother-daughter banquet. Caroling for the Hilltop Nursing Home, sending baked goods to the County Home and making a candy wreath for one of their hospitalized members. They also played hostess to neigh- boring schools at a Spring Rally April 30th. About three hundred girls were entertained by swimming, volleyball, badminton and table games. 6, Cosmic Cookers Future Farmers OF America Row One Dou las Dean Presrrlent Duane Scroger, Vice-President. Row Two: Gary Sumeriski Ronald Thompson Leonard Kingdom, Secretaryg Mr. Messinger, Advisorg David Starkweather Treasurer James Qtevens Sentinel, Louis Lang. Row Three: Donald Gan- shaw Richard Ganshaw Lawrence Slusar, William Ruth, Bruce Vania, Lawrence Johnson, Robert Mills Roland Thompson William Meney. The Future Farmers have built and repaired many things in their new shop. Items exhibited at the County and State Fair received mostly blue ribbons and 35121.00 Douglas Dean was elected County F.F.A. President. Dean has won 316.00 in F.F.A. Speaking Contests. Three mem- bers attended Camp Oswegatchie. We contributed 5575.00 to the Camp and 350.00 to the P.T.A. Organ Fund. We won the County Achievement Day Cup for the fourth time in six years. At the County Fair, we won 581.00 in judging contests, a total of 841 ribbons, and received an excellent rating in our Chapter contest entry. Guardians OF The Milky Way 63 Activity Snaps 64 Personnel, Fuel, Flight L EEA'- C 5 N V Football Row One: Frank Skop. Lowell Marble, Tom Jenkins, Leonard Kingdom. Carry Cox, Rirhard Chugg. Harley Ess. Row Two: James Tyler. Yvilliam Meney, Brian Schroeder, Larry Wlllite, James Stevens, Raymond Zigrossi, Larry Klotzliach, Doug Hale. Row Three: Mr. Suther- land. Teil Schultz, William Stiles. Roger Palmer, Gerald Long, Mr. Hamilton. Absent: Gerald Hale, Richard Warner. On the line are: Frank Skop, Lowell Marble. Ted Schultz, Tom Jenkins, Leonard King- dom, Garry Cox, Richard Chugg, Harley Ess, Bill Stiles. In the bzzckfielfl are: William Mency, Larry White, Halfbawksg Raymond Zigrossi, Quarterback: Larry Klotzbach, Full- backg James Stevens,Ha1fback. Absent: Gerald Hale, Fullback. Missile Men The athletic council is composed of a group of administrators and coaches vith the expressed purpose of enforc- ng regulations governing all phases of lthletics. By this means, any action aken is not solely the result of think- ng by one coach or one administrator, Jut a joint action of many. They rule Jn important matters concerning lwards, eligibility, equipment, state 'ules, athletic contest management and sportsmanship and fair our teams and students. meets semiannually, un- meeting is called, and are a written constitution. 'urther good ilay among lihe council ess a special governed by Athletic Council Rau' One: Mr. Ely, Mr. Bain, Mr. Beswick. Row Two: Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Calzi, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Olczak. 1957 OATKA CONFERENCE RECORD Oakfield 16 -.7 Dansville Oakfield 28 - 13 Letchworth Oakfield 26 - 0 Warsaw Oakfield 12 - 7 Attica Oakfield forfeit Arcade Oakfield forfeit Perry J.V. Football Row One: Ray Meney, Pat Luttrell, Melvin Knapp, Ralph Parsons, Eugene Kedzierski, Wayne Dunham, Larry Davis, Leon Hale. Row Two: Mr. Conroy, Cadet Coach, Vic Corhelli, Bryan Krause, Tom Cummings, Norm Puma, Dennis Cianfrini, Lyle Starkweather, Dan Hale, Gerald Nesbitt, Peter Will, Peter Van Detta, Manager. Away They G For the second time in five years since our return to 11-man football, Oakfield Ala- bama Central has produced another fine championship football team. Even their op- ponents referred to them as certainly a very fine team. Their brilliant playing and sportsmanlike conduct at all times warmed the hearts of their mentors, Coach Mahlon Hamilton and his assistant Edward Suther- land, as they copped the Oatka Football Con- ference championship with an undefeated season of six wins and no losses. Spearheading the varsity attack were Co-captains, Quarterback Ray Zigrossi and Guard Tom Jenkins. 0akfield's ground game was led by the powerful Fullback Gerald Hale and fleet footed Halfbacks Larry Wvhite, ,lim Stevens and Larry Klotzbach. Oakfieldis attack through the air was Zigrossiis passes to Ends Frank Skop and Harley Ess. The mainstays of the line were Center Len Kingdom, Guards Gary Cox and Teddy Schultz, and Tackles Richard Chugg and Lowell Marble. 0 Cross Country Left to Right: Coach Calzi, Ron Starkweather, Steve Gabriel, Duane Scroger, Doug Dean, James Tyler, Larry Johnson, Cary Bauer, Richard Fischer. Ron Gilbert, Terry Frazer, Tom Greene, Don Cleveland, Marvin Betters. Absent: lra Hale, .lack Beals. Volleyball The volleyball team competed in a tournament comprized of the six B-League schools. This tour- nament was held at our school on March 20. Oakfield lost to Pavil- ion on the semi-finals. 68 This year's cross-country team was made up primarily of fresh- men and sophomores. The team sported a won 2, lost 2 record in a dual meet competition and is looking forward to next year when thirteen of the fifteen squad members will return. The captains were Duane Scroger and Gary Bauer. Prom- ising sophomores and freshmen were Tom Greene, James Tyler, Marvin Betters, Richard Fischer, and Don Cleveland. Of this group Tom Greene did a fine job in leading the team in three indi- vidual victories. Left to Right: Stephen Gabriel, Norman Dusen, Carry Cox, Ronald Stark- weather, Bill Stiles, Bill Adams. A bsent: Bill Ruth. Atom mashers VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Cloclfwise: Donna Hunt, Bonnie Lewis, Shirley Rademaoker, Catherine Rosone, Jennie Focler- aro, Joan Woodstock, Carol Davis, Rhoda Dickens. Cheerleaders FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row One: Bonnie Lewis, Gail Cain, Jennie Foderaro, ,loan Woodstock, Donna Hunt. Row Two: Mary Walls, Catherine Rosone, Josephine Corbelli, Rhoda Dickens, Shirley Rademacker, Alice Rosone, Carol Davis. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row Une: Joyce Lewis, Mary Walls, Margot Kenock, Gail Cain. Row Two: Ann Francois, Beverly Mills, Connie Wilson, Sharon Smith. Jumping Jupiters 69 Varsity Basketball Row One: Coach Hamilton. Starting Group: ,lim Tyler, Harley Ess, Gerald Hale, Frank Skop, Ray Zigrossi, Capturing Gerald Long, Scorer. Row Two: Larry Wlhite, Dick Chugg, Gaylord Cayea, Gary Rademacker, Carl Palmer, Equipment Managerg Klotzbach, Dave Starkweather. For the first time in 15 years the O.A.C.S. cagers, under the leadership of Coach Hamilton, were the Genesee-Orleans Basket- ball Champions. They won all but one of their scheduled games. The only game they lost was by a heartbreaking two points in overtime to LeRoy. In the sectionals Oakfield routed Odessa, Lakes Region Champs, in the quarter-finals at Canandaigua, by a score of 68 to 40. ln the semi-finals Oakfield was beaten by Marion Central by a score of 34 to 31. Marion went on to win the Class B Sectionals. Individual standouts were: Gerald Hale with 281 points, 224 rebounds, and a 5561: free-throw average. Ray Zigrossi with 203 points, and 82 assists. ,lim Tyler with 146 points, and 71 assists. Harley Ess with 103 points, 105 rebounds, and 51fZp free- throw average. Frank Skop with 115 rebounds. The team scored 968 points, averaging 53.7 points a gameg while their opponents scored 670 points, averaging 37.2 points a game. 70 hooting tar Team Holley ' LeRoy i Pavilion Albion Alexander ' Elba Corfu 5 Byron-Bergen it Alexander Holley ,F LeRoy 'W Pavilion if Albion me Elba Corfu if Byron-Bergen 1' Odessa Marion 'F League Games 'F 'H Overtime Len Kingdom, Larry We They 63 34 56 43 55 36 40 25 57 42 66 40 57 33 68 40 66 61 61 32 42 44 47 29 59 51 51 17 31 25 50 48 68 x 40 31 XX 34 x Quarter-finals Sectionals xx Semi-finals Sectionals This year the Genesee-Orleans schools were divided into two divisions. O.A.C.S. won Division 1 and received a trophy for it. S Junior Varsity Basketball Row One: Jim Newton, Vie Corbelli, Gerald Crazioplene, Ron Cianfrini, Bruce Scroger, Burton Anthony. Coach Calzi. Row Two: Gerald Nesbitt, Manager, Dan Newton, Bob Cumho, Dave Heading, Norm Puma, Mike Choate, Bill Betters. Junior Varsity enjoyed a successful 12 - 4 record this year under their new mentor, Mr. Frank Calzi. Though he had never coached basketball helore, Mr. Calzi rapidly realized the potential of his squad members. All of the freshman and sophomore memhers showed great form and poise in compiling this fine record. The most notalmle feature ol the season was the double defeat our 1-agers adminis- tered to Corfu: these incidentally were the only setbacks they suffered. It is hoped that through experience many have earned the right to a tryout in competing for the varsity squad next year. Row 0110: Dave Reading. Ron Cianlrini. Gerald Grazin- plene. Coach Caliii. Vic Corlmelli. ,lim Newton. Mike Choate. Row Two: Gerald Nesbitt. Richard Dutton, Tom Greene, llaziager. Have Ball, wauorbaf W F26 Row One: Marvin Betters, Norm Puma, Ron Gilbert, Gary Bauer, James Tyler, Larry Johnson, Larry White, Gerald Long. Row Two: Coach Calzi, Steve Gabriel, Dino Giardano, Ron Cianfrini, Lowell Marble, Ted Schultz, James Newton, Gerald Grazioplene, Charles Sundin, Gerald Hale. The Oakfield-Alabama track team for this spring has quite a bit to look forward to with ten attractive dates already settled. Returning this year are point finalists in sectional competition. They are: Ted Schultz, 5th, 440 yds., Gerald Hale, lst, shotputg Larry White, anchor on second place relay, and James Tyler, 2nd, 880 yds. Other boys who are being counted upon are: Ron Cianfrini, shotput and discus, James Stevens, pole vault, Tom Jenkins, 880 yd. rung James Newton, mile, Garry Cox, broad-jump and hurdles, Lowell Marble, discus, and Dino Giordano, 880 yds. Perhaps the highlights of the year were the winning of sixteen individual and one team trophy at the Brighton Relays, and the completion of the tC3II'1,S second straight undefeated dual and triangular season. Guided Missiles Baseball Row One: Richard Chugg, Leonard Kingdom, Frank Skop, Larry Klotzbach, Bill Adams, Duane Scroger. Row Two: Tom Greene, David Reading, Bruce Scroger, Bill Stiles, Gay- lord Cayea. Row Three: Mr. Sutherland, Varsity Coach, Jerry Warner, Mike Choate, William Betters, Frank Stiles, Mr. Ely, LV. Coach. As the 1958 edition of the Oracle goes to press, Spring training for the 0.A.C.S. sluggers begins in the gymnasium. All but one of last year's squad will be returning. Coach Edward Sutherland will he guiding the reins and with many excellent J.V. players competing for their positions, the varsity boys will have to give a good account in order to keep their place on the team. This season O.A.C.S. will be competing in the B-league Where they will play 10 league games in place of the 4 they played in A-league competition. This should be a great incentive for the boys to carry the Blue and Gold to victory as they have in other sports this year. Mr. Sutherland, an experienced coach, expects the boys to really hustle and work to make the season a successful one. tar Catchers 73 enior High Boys' Intramurals Row One: Elliot Avery, Jerry Frazer, Jack Hartwig, Tom Greene, Tom Rice, Don Cleve- land, Peter Fedrigon, Richard D'Alba. Row Two: Mr. Hamilton, Dave Easton, Ronald Gilbert, Wayne Newton, Jerry Warner, Douglas Hale, Bernard Blew, Larry Davis, Gary Bauer, ,lack Mikolajczyk, Eugene Northrop, Joe Cardinalli, Melvin Knapp. Row Three: Norman Dusen, Stephen Pelton, Dino Giordano, Duane Scroger, Ted Schultz, Leonard King- dom, Clyde Easton, Ronald Starkweather, Dave DiSalvo, Douglas Dean, Wayne Dunham, Gerald Long, Ralph Parsons. The Junior class basketball team won the, Hansen Memorial Trophy this year in a close game with the Sen- iors, 20 - l5. Boys not on the Varsity or ,lunior Varsity are eligible for the class teams. The inter-class swimmingmeet was won by the Senior Class. All boys in their class could participate for their class. ln the Genesee-Orleans County Bowling Tournament. Oakfieldis doubles team came through and won the title. The O.A.C.S. five man team placed 4th in a six team tournament. Time Fuses enior High Girls' Intramurals Row One: Diane Hunt. Janet Moore. Joyoe Lewis, Lucille Reitz. Donna Snyder. Norma Parker. Gail Cain, Marjorie Bordinaro. Darlene Hale. Carol Rhodes. Row Tivo: Marcia Kenock. Nancy Wagner. Donna Hunt, Sharon Smith. Mary Walls. Mary Ann Cianfrini. Carol Davis, Mary Schultz, Bonnie Lewis. Beverly Ross, Margo Kenock. Row Three: Jennie Foderaro. Carol Burton, Nancy Puls, Mary Ann Will. Jeannette Ganshaw, Lea- burn Marrs, Jeannette Tamila, Anne Warner. Jeanne Ciesler, Roherta Osborn, Sharon Easton, Joy Smart, Sandra Cayea, Virginia Cranston. Judy Whitney, Barbara Scroger, Ouchl Where did that ball go? These are some of the sayings you might hear while watching a vigorous game of field hockey played by the senior high girls. You could see the girls Whacking a ball-or someone's shins. During the stormy weather of the winter months you could see the girls playing indoors. In the spring you might hear one of the girls yell- strike three! -while playing a game of softball. You might see some of the girls splashing around in the swimming pool which they have enjoyed very much. Lois Nlr'Clurg. Row Four: Jeanette Jvhitney, Ruth Bc-nedirt, lietty Base. June Titus. Susan Divkens, Carolyn Cloeckner. Shirley Rademar-ker. Sherrie Jackson. Suzanne Xvhite, lirrvnrla Marrs, Sylvia Matteson, Connie Greene, Rhoda llicl-zens, Joanne Iioatfield, Peggy Cumho, Betty Brinkman, Josephine Fodvraro. Row Fire: Beverly Mills. Connie Yvilson, Catherine Rosone. Yvonne Krause. Barbara Howe. Sarah St. John. Elaine Scroger, Ann Francois, Norma Reitz, Jean Long, Judy Unger, Sandy Carroll, Alice Rosone, Carol Scroger, Judy Nye. Magnetic lorms Junior High Boys' Intramurals Row Une: Harry Zigrossi, Ray Cianfrini, Cary Cain, Ray Reed, Revy Doward, Jim Baxter, Dick Stevens, lrving Puls. Peter Will, Don Allen. How Two: Rene Hensel, Dave Derck, Delano Anderson, David llixlvy. llill Cartwright. Cary Simpson, Brien Krause, Ray Digalvo, lngalshe, Robert Michalak, Rolmert Hartwig, Ray Barclay. Mr. Hamilton. Row Three: Roger Crazioplene, Francis Cayca, Frank Butler, Carlton Silvernail, Wayne Matla, Daniel Hale, Pat Luttrel, Dennis Cianfrini, Lyle Starkweather, Robert Crazioplene, Tom Cummings, ,lan Witkowski, John DiSalvo. Junior High Basketball Intramural Leagues were conducted during the season. These leagues were run on the same lines as the Senior High Intramural program. The outstanding players in the games after school were allowed to compete in the Saturday morning program where they played teams from other schools. 76 Rocket Busters Junior High Girls' Intramurals Row One: lone Stiles, Sandra Coe, Andrea, Radka, Karen Simpson. Sharon Porter, Marilyn Cranston, Evelyn Nesbitt. Row Two: linda Scroger, Jeanne liuuer, Dorothy Moore. Pat Koziel, Sandra Kabel, Brenda Barney, Joan Cupicka, Lillian Roth, Mrs. Lyons. Row Three: Mildred Boatlield, Evelyn Baker, Mary Lou Smith, Donna Thompson, Susan Covey, Nancy Brurnber, Marie Baubie, Carleen Poole, Retta Marrs, Jean Wletherwax. ln the fall you could see the junior high girls playing field hockey. During the winter months they were very busy playing basketball, volleyball, and ping-pong. ln the spring you would see the girls outside enjoying softball, track, and tennis. The junior high girls could enjoy themselves in any of these sports. Meteor Jumpers ,, Aff. 1. 4 . 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Where Every Customer is o Personal Friend 37 Main Street Oakfield, New York C0mPlW 'f0f OAKFIELD LIQUOR STORE MAIN BARBER SHOP Phone WH 8,5458 Oakfield, New York Ookfield New York I compmnfs of DAVIS WHEEL Gooos STORE, INC. Adam F. Miller, Proprietor Sporting Goods -- Wheel Goods - Toys 82 Ookfield, New York 3 Center Street Batavia, N. Y Pianos, Band Instruments, Hammond Organs BIRD'S MUSIC STORE 42 Washington, Cor. Jefferson Batavia, N. Y. PIWONG 638 I 50,000 READERS Every Weekday THE BATAVIA DAILY NEWS reaches that impressive number of people in every community of Genesee County and adjacent sections of neighboring Photographers Counnes- When you want to buy or seII any- Batavia, New York thing, a classified ad in the DAILY NEWS will do the job quickly, thorough- Iy, and at a Iow cost. THE BATAVIA DAILY NEWS Telephone 58 Batavia, N.Y BATAVIA FURNITURE STORE BA-I-AVIA Finer Furniture Within Your Means MARINE SPORTING SUPPLIES 228 W. Main St, Arms-Ammo-Tackle Open Every Evening Batavia, N.Y. Johnson MOIOVSBOOIS phone 540 4II W, Main St. Batavia, N.Y GEORGE W. HAXTON 84 SON, INC. Receivers and Shippers BEANS GRAIN FRUIT and PRODUCE FROZEN FRUITS Oakfield New York 83 SALWAY'S GOOD HARDWARE The big store on the little street Phone I77I Batavia, New York EMERY UTZ TIRE SERVICE THE C. L. CARR CO., INC. Distributor of Goodyear Tires Genesee Countyis Largest and Most Troctor Tires ond Rims Complete Department Store Capping and VUICGHIZIHQ Three Floors and Basement - Elevator Service 264 East Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Entrance Through Main or Jackson Streets Phone 544 Batavia New York THQMAS 8, DWYER THE TRADING POST Main at 99 West Main Street at City Line Airstep-Roblee-Buster Brown Bofeviof New York BGIGVIOI New York Donald J. 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SUTTELL EXCHANGE BANK Established in 1881 Oakfield, New York Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 510,000 - Maximum Insurance - 510,000 C omplimentr of BUCKEL'S RED 81 WHITE Quality Groceries--Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone WH 8-5157 63 Main Street Oakfield, New York FREY BRoTi-:ERS MoToR coRPoRATioN Sales-FORD-Service Phone WH 8-3061 86 Oakfield New York FlDlNGER'S Furniture - Television - Appliances - New Homes 33 Main Street Oakfield, New York When in Need of Home Furnishings Come In and See Us Store of Friendly Service Compliments of OAKFIELD CASH MARKET Meat Groceries Robert Eick, Prop. We Deliver Phone WH 8-3281 Oakfield, New York The Corner Drugstore America's corner drugstore has changed, of course, from the old days when it featured nose-tingling lemon phosphates, big jars of horehound and rock candy in bulk, and dozens of haunting drug smells. They have all gone with the times. But the drugstore still occupies one of the busiest crossroads of ordinary American life, and is still a meeting place and clearinghouse for daily living. With all its streamlining and wonder products on the shelves, the modern corner drugstore adds proof to the old adage that the more things change, the more they remain the same . lt still occupies its old place on one of the busiest corners of American life. Peterson Drug Company Oakfield New York GENESEE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. 98 Main Street Batavia New York Flowers of Distinction Distinctively Arranged L. C. STROH 8t SONS First National Bank Bldg. Phone 900--Batavia, N. Y. SANTY 81 SON TlRE SALES Wholesale Retail Goodyear Tires Phone 446 Ellicott St Jackson Sts. Batavia, N. Y. Compliments of MARCHESE-wEsT MAIN 239 West Main Street Batavia New York Always Open Watches Diamonds Silverware China Jewelry Glassware FRANCIS 81 MEAD 96 Mean street Bemvaa, NY. 87 Compliments of ALEXANDER'S First in Fashions Complete Showing of Formals 81 Bridal Gowns Compliments of VlCTOR'S RESTAURANT West Main Street Batavia, N.Y. 66 Main Street Batavia, New York , BATAVIA CO-OPERATIVE , lqfgn 5 G. L. F. SERVICE, INC. if A S H P Feed - Seed - Fertilizers - Farm Supplies 212 EAST MAIN STREET BATAVIA, NEW YORK PHONE 2086 Phone 3365 -- 3366 - 3367 Liberty at Ellicott Batavia New York Compliments of DELUXE CLEANERS CO. Phone l53l I2 Center Street Batavia, New York W. P. K. WHITE General Insure nce Batavia New YOrk Compliments of A. H. Marshall Newspapers-Magazines Batavia, New York SLElGHT'S BOOK STORE Royal, Remington, Underwood and Smith-Corona Portable Typewriters Phone 308 67 Main Street Batavia, N.Y. 'U ' ' 1 Clothing Furnishings Shoes for Men and Boys E. J. BEARDSLEY CO., INC. 65 Main Street Batavia, New York Phone 673-W 88 Buick-Pontiac-GMC Trucks Largest Assortment of Reconditioned Used Cars in Genesee County BATAVIA MOTORS, INC. 233 W. Main Street Batavia, New York ARTHUR CECERE Excavating, Paving 84 Hauling Contractor -- Blacktop Driveways Excavating for Cellars, Sewer 8. Water Lines TOOL RENTAL SERVICE for the Homeowner and Contractor Electric Sewer Cleaning-Septic Tanks Cleaned 56 Swan Street Phone 2680 Batavia, New York THE CAMERA SHOP c. E. Knox at som -SHOES Photographic Supply Store Finest Shoes Moot IO NICIIICI Street BCHOVIO' N'Y' 102 Main Street Batavia N. Y. Phone 2629 . ' MULLEN BROTHERST I I C TAJEOHN D. GIOIA Office Supplies 84 Equipment Pharmacist Smith-Corona Typewriters 5 Office, Electric, Portable 242 EIIICOII Phone IZI6 E Batavia, New York r I2 Main Street Batavia, N.Y. Spinning AMutual Insurance Agency DIANE SHOE STORE I Jarman-American Girl-Little Yankee Herbert C. Mildenberger IO8 W. Main St. Phone l778 Batavia, New York Insurance--Real Estate-Bonds Mancuso Theatre Bldg. Batavia, N.Y. Compliments of F. B. WINKSTERN 84 SON 29 Evans Street Batavia, New York Get the Best Compliments of Get S ealtest From Your Local Sealtest Dealer S-I-A-I-ION GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. 4I5 West Main Street 50 Swan Street Batavia, New York Batavia, New York RYAN - DEWITT, CORP. I85 Pearl Street Phone 4444 Batavia, New York PETROLEUM Automotive 81 Allied Products - Heating 8. Air Conditioning 89 CASTl'S DRIVE -IN West Main Street Rd. Batavia, New York SUPERIOR SUPPLY CO. 245 West Main Street Batavia, New York Compliments of DUNN'S BARBER SHOP Oakfield, New York Compliments, of GERALD WOODSTOCK SAM PECA 8t SONS Excavating 84 Hauling Contractors I I Blacktop Paving Ill Cedar Street Batavia N Y Phone I 662 wwbw VALLE JEWELERS 90 Main Street Batavia, New York Compliments, of GENTN ER'S RESTAURANT West Main St. Batavia, New York Compliments of The Finest in Canned Foods QQ HAXTON FOODS INC. BMG' New M Oakfield New York 90 CHAPIN - OWEN 35 Jackson Street Batavia, New York FRAN K'S TOGGERY SHOP Main Street Batavia, New York RED'S TAXI SERVICE 13 Ellicott Street Batavia, New York OAKFIELD INDEPENDENT HCOUCTS the Area Every Thursdayv Ackley D. Wicks 84 Donald A. Wicks Publishers Oakfield New York NEUHAUSER HATCHERY 341 West Main Street Batavia, New York GERALD R, JACKSON Unloading Contractor 503 E. Main Street Batavia, New York Best of Luck to the GRADUATES OF 1958,' WARNER'S FLOWER SHOP Oakfield New York Compliments of MORRIS SERVICE STATION You. Name It. . . I Might Have It Phone WH 8-6182 Oakfield, N. Y. D. WEBER 81 B. DESIMONE Junk Collectors WH 8-2603 Oakfield, New York E. A. WASHETTE 511 E. Main Street Batavia, New York Phone 3906 ELLAND DAIRY Milk and Cream Quality Dairy Products Phone WH 8-2044 Our Products Speak for Themselves Oaktield, New York Serving Genesee County FRED L. PIXLEY Savings Plan 81 Life Insurance Phone 5122 or 292M 111 Main Street Batavia, New York Best Wishes to the Graduf8es I ROBERT C. RUSSELL General Insurance Reliable Coverage 43 Drake Street Phone 7341 Ookfield, New York J 6 iz 4,159 S-2 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kunsus City PLHNTELJ IN u S A. ,,,. ,TV M., ,nw 1 1 1 1 x ily: N . K K K vZ5fF:fSi fi l , 4 U4 S 1 I 1 . in-i:5?:':T , X gg16zz5iQt'-57 K awk. . 1 wwf, ' 1 - ,A , A, 5,1 Q .WM Q . fx . Wg' W 4 ' z 4 V. .