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

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? 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.

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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