Oakfield Alabama High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakfield, NY)
- Class of 1959
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Tumilc, Typist, Row Two: L. Wilson, Advisor, J. Orsini, Advertising, G. Bobzin, Typist, S. Cayeu, Clubs. Row Three: D. Reading, Assistant Business Manager, J. Newton, Assistant Athletics, G. Cayea, Music, This year, the Oracle Staff has tried to portray our school life-may your memories be pleasant. The Editors B. Scroger, Advertising, T. Schultz, Athletics, R. Dutton, Assistant Music, D. Ross, Assistant Clubs. Row Four: H. Rhodes, Typist, M. A. Schultz, Advertising, B. Mills, Assistant Advertising Manager, M. Choate, Advertising, J. Nye, Advertising, L. Martino, Typist, J. Faderarc, Advertising. At work- May We Unfold Our World X - T X - 5- - - X X X l - ns- -1 FQSF' 1+ lllll f' fel. illll view I 'E IIE! r ?x Y,, WP J I A! A L VH xx if 52, w.5s4 All H All ,kt 'fix TABLE OF CONTENTS XI'-Q Tlfle Page V Oracle Staff Al l i Dedncahon 'Y It 'WD-'V Admmlsfraflon A ' ' Classes 8 Y Achvmes ! 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If s .,.-f 'N ' Wfprxe, W, , f ' ' V, 5 HOWARD E BAIN Dastrlct Prmcrpal Adm1n1strat10n Pnnclpal s Message O ly a few short years ago the statement 'Around the World, was one to be reckoned with an achievement not easuly attained Today un an age of let aur travel and space rockets great distances dumnmsh un sugmfucance untul one feels that countnes luke South Africa and Australua are next door nelghbors You who wnll gunde the destumes of tomorrow should be aware that your nexghbor relations must be congemal and acceptable otherwsse our human race may be obliterated from the face of the earth Great and awesome forces are yours to command Whether they will be used for good or evll as yours to determine You have a frlghtemng responsnbnllty whuch you can successfully discharge nf you will put your confndence and trust ln the almighty God Look to the future with zest and not wnth fear Howard E Barn Dlstract Principal MR ROBERT BESWICK Hugh School Principal Wyse MR GEORGE A BARBER District Superintendent of Schools And These Too' MR NORMAN B SLOCUM Elementary School Pnncrpul MRS EVA S BARBER Guidance Counselor 7 O O O .. .. I D I 7 I ll n 1 I I 1 1 1 l l . 1 f High School Faculty ,aff N-ir fl Row One: Marion I. Caborn, Robert L. Beswick, Howard E. Bain, Rose M. Mead, Jean Lyons. Row Two: Dorothy Carpenter, Gail Philbee, Ellen M. Rathbun, Dorothy Messinger, Anna Schnecken- burger, Monica Kane. Row Three: Eva S. Barber, Kenneth Motts, Eugene Bebaut, Alton Owen, Robert Shelly, Grace McAIpine. Row Four: George Messinger, Salvatore Cerri, John sl Cronin, Edward Sutherland, David Ely, A. Fish. Row Five: William Vanderhoof, Lloyd Warren, George Scralh, Daniel Olczak, Wilber E. Henry, Mahlon M. Hamilton. Row Six: Josef K. Rice ,Frank Calzi, Francis P. Zogaib, Lawrence Wilson, Thomas Lavarnway, Joseph De Leo. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF: Susie Green, Alice Rosone Our Guides Elementary Facult Services oh., E A 4 A Mr. John Chamberlain, Clerk and Business Manager, Mr. Alton McCulloch, Treasurer. , V . ' n f si HIGH scHooL CUSTODIANS Waller Shamp, Louise Doward, Amelia Korpar, Walter Booram, Angelo Vallese. Absenl: Clarence Johns, Glenn Cook. BUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Mr. Snyder, Ida Borlcholder, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Mr. DiSaIvo, Mr. Zigrossi, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Maxwell, Mrs. Starkwether, Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs. Greene, Mr. Stevens. Bowen and Mr. Wilder. And Helped By Our Ground Crew 'IO Classes ----- ,Y,,7 YY i',-iv SY V ssh' ' 'l-V Q Y 'fi A .Q zjx 3 all Ji .' Q,'- OXFOR0 UNXVERSI 77 i - . 77 X ' ur Pride STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Lawrence Bartholf, Frank Newfon. CLASS OFFICERS Frank Newfon, Treasurerg Doug Hale Vice-Presidenfg Jennie Fodercro, Treas urerg Lawrence Bartholf, Presidenf. .bs 1'-, 3' D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Sandra Cayce -.,, K. BOYS' STATE CANDIDATE GIRLS' STATE CANDIDATE Ted Schultz Lecburn Marrs We Travel High, Wide And Handsome 1 SCHIOIS S1ght1ng Our F1rst Stop EDWARD BAKER Edd d' LAWRENCE BARTHOLF VY JOHN BEALS RUSSELL BETTERS 591 I ll or 1 nlur ll ucarn fuacku uku u a n . Class DOREEN BISCHOFF Biscui9 BERNARD BLEW Harold SHARON BROWN CAROL BURTON Burdle GAYLE BOBZIN Bobble AHKICIPZIIOH Of Arr1v1ng H H H - H ll ll Red 1 H - H . . . . . 1959 SANDRA CAYEA Sandy DONNA CALNAN Re GAYLORD CAYEA Flash An Awareness Of Bclonglng JOSEPHINE CORBELLI DIANE COVEY Shorfy u du u u ll u ,, W M . .1 nj u 0 H ff n Class CAROL DAVIS Dav'e The Countrys1dc Unfolds GLORIA DEAN EDWARD olcx MDM ANTOINETTE DE SALVO I Doane Brenda ll II llronill . WAYNE DORIN Winger 1959 JENNIE FODERARO en STEPHEN GABRIEL DONALD GANSHAW Donnie JEAN GEISLER e The V111agcs Smg Hello DORIS GIBSON Dons PATRICIA GOETZ Shorty DOUGlAS HAI.E Nod' LYLE JOHNSON Cheyenne Class DARRELL GREEN Tiny The Cities Gay Welcome H - u 11 11 I n - n u I u 11 1959 JOAN KOZIEL .Ioamo JOHN KALINOSKI Bugwif LEONARD KINGDOM Max BONNIE LEWIS Welcome Home, Welcome Home I9 GERALD LONG D ng Class WAYNE MOORE BEVERLY LOWE LEABURN MARRS FRANK NEWTON SHARON NEWTON The World And All Its Splendor 20 Hsevu l .Q rlsmugsll llfigll Sharon 1959 JO ANN ORSINI ROBERTA OSBORN PRISCILLA RADKA RAYMOND REAK C f SHIRLEY PETERS Now Unfolds Before Our Eyes 2 H1011 Ozzie ShirI HPMH ll ll DONALD SAGE CAROL SCROGER Class MARILYN RUTH Marilyn THEODORE SCHULTZ LAWRENCE SLUSAR Let Us Have Falth And Cor1v1ct1on 22 1959 JANET SUMERISKI an To LIVC A Peaceful Ex1stcnce RONALD STARKWEATHER Buich CAROL STEVENSON Sieve CHARLES SUNDI N Sunshine JEANNCTTE TAMILA Tam: 23 11 H U H x ff-I H , ff- TA f .mi '- 111 . ff V ff H -H . . 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Row Two: Suezanne White, Donna Ross, Judy Nye, Donna Ferris, Michael Choate, Mary Calus. Row Three: Paul Slusar, Gerald Wiedrich, James New- ton, Bruce Scroger, Paul Walker, David Di Salvo, Ann Francois, Ann Harding, Tom Greene. Row Four: David Reading, James Hardy, Gerald Warner, Richard Fisher, James Tyler, Raymond Meney, John Miko- laiczyk, William Betters, Carolyn Allen. Row One: Mr. Cronin, Sarah St. John, Marvin Betters, June Titus, Joyce Baubie, Mr. Zogaib. Row Two: Robert Cumbo, Norman Puma, Ronald Gilbert, Jack Hart- wick, Gregory Poole, Robert Mills, Terry Frazer, Donald Cleveland. Row Three: Larry Johnson, Kathy Boyce, Connie 'Nil- son, JoAnne Sumeriski, Jean Long, Daniel Newton, Larry Davis, Bulah Sawyer, Bever- ly Chamberlain, Brenda Marrs, Thomas Rice, Gene Northrup. Row Four: Victor Corbelli, Elaine Scroger, Wayne Dunham, Wayne Newton, David Gray, Gerald Grazioplene, James McMahon, Guy Poole, Burton Anthony, Stephen Pelton, Frank Spiotta, Eugene Kedzierski, June Smack. Sophomores Row One: Carolyn Scholes, Ann Kingdom, Edith Baller, Joan Goetz. Row Two: Marian Cusmano, Margot Kenock, Jean Butler, Lester Butler, Jerry Nesbitt, Sally Fisher, Mariorie Bordinaro, Janet Moore. Row Three: Marcia Kenock, Jill Beals, Mary Ann Will, Jeanette Ganshaw, Berta Little, JoAnne Boattield, Anne Warner, Betty Brinkman, Nancy Aliano, Mariorie Balmer, Nancy Puls, Beverly Ross. Row Four: JoAnne Zigrossi, Nancy Ostrander, Wanda Sage, Loraine Arnold, Elliot Avery, Bernard Thompson, Charles Hillebrand, Melvin Knapp, Evelyn Gallup, Roseanne Eaxterbrook, Linda Sumoriski, Larry Gibson, Jack Baxter. Well On The Way Row One: Mr. Vanderhoof, Dennis Cianfrini, Lyle Starkweather, Joan Breckenridge, Terry Beals, Miss Ralhbun. Row Two: Tom Cummings, Joseph Cassidy, David Bartholf, Francis Righfmeyer, Judy Covey, Bryan Krause, Jerry Williams, Danny Klosen, Row Three: John Giordano, Brenda Krause, Janice Sunricker, Authur Roggcw, Wayne Matla, Leo Gorham, Danny Hale, Philip Nass, Ethel Macciaro, Penny Carroll, Susan Dickens, Jean Weafherwax. Row Four: Judy Messinger, Lillian Ruth, Ruth Say, Roberi Michalak, James Cranslon, Norman Gallup, Gary Sanford, David Pixley, Ray- mond Reed, Linda Scoppano, Nancy Luthart, Carleen Poole, Lenora Black. Freshmen .40 N Just Getting Started Row One: E. Kriner, K. Hale, H. Parkins, J. Bordinara, D. Warner, S. Lombardo, O. Bauer, S. Bork. Row Two: J. Bauer, M. Baubie, B. Austin, S. Kabel, B. Rice, R. Hensel, N. Rosone, D. Hunf, S. Bruno, E. Baker, E. Hardy. Raw Three: J. Ferris, J. Bricker, P. Will, E. Di Salvo, M.. Cranston, K. Blood, D. Baker, S. Allen, R. Briney, C. Fry, I. Puls, R. Sievens. Eighth fade Row One: Richard Hillebrand, Marian Danson, Robert Johnson, Carl Matteson, Raymond Cianfrini, Delano Anderson, Jerry Fosteo. Row Two: Gary Simpson, Roger Grazioplene, Elaine Bucceri, Linda Scroger, Mary Lou Smith, Retta Marrs, Jon Di Salvo, Craig Dial. Row Three: Raymond Di Salvo, Leslie Fogal, Judy Hale, Robert Grazioplene, Eddie Arnold, Robert Lund- mark, Colon Allen, Ronald Giesler, Jan Witlrowski, Carlton Silvernail, Wilber Rainey, Judy Bryar, Susan Covey, Mike lngalsbe. Row Four: Audry Brusie, Sharon Hale, Roberta Roggow, Dorothy Moore, Essie Bean, Robert Hartwig, Ronald Kowalczyk, Robert Diasio, George Shrader, James Baxter, Donald Dial, Douglas Moore, Gloria Howard, Sandra Johns. Row One: Donald Allen, Kenneth Gibson, Fred Snyder, David Sturgeon. Row Two: Dean Moore, Sandy Goetz, lone Stiles, Kathy Assenato, Margaret Fulcomer, Sandy Coe, Tomas Hodgins. Row Three: Robert Mussaro, David Tamila, Gary Newton, Evelyn Nesbitt, Carlton Stewart, Bill Morris, Robert Titus, James Kabel, Charles Bordin- aro. Row Four: Richard Baker, Linda Hartgrove, David Roda, Karen Simpson, Margaret Beuler, Carleen Hilchey, Candy Peterson, Judy Seaburg, Bill Cartwright, Barbara Roda, Susan Sulim, Donna Thomp- son, Alan McGee, Ronald Spears, Brenda Barney. Row Five: Linda Thompson, Diane Skop, Cheryl Giesler, Andrew Zigrossi, Judy Scopano, Lorraine Cupler, Sharon Porter, Marie Cusmano, Andrea Radlta, Donna Silvernail, lnez Zaffram, Harry Zigrossi, Raymond Catan, Joan Cupicaa, Patricia Koziel. Seventh Grade Row One: Gail Sawyer, Donald Rose, John Howe, Edward Gabriel. Row Two: Kathrine Weatherwax, Judy Phelps, Ann Powell, Cynthia Puls, Faith Szentmiklosi, JoAnn Ostrander, Beverly Mulany. Row Three: Curtis Dickens, Raymond White, James Glick, Janet Demmer, Susan Jaszko, Linda Luthart, Wilbur Williams, Gordon Heslor, Earl Gallup, David Carmichale. Row Four: Betty Little, Mary Lou Richard- son, Raymond Smith, Ruth Arnold, Joyce Grazioplene, Kristen Pixley, Alan Falker, Dean Radamaker, Elmo Goodie, Richard Bryar, William Messinger, Patricia Zigrossi, Cheryl Hawley, Jacqueline Foster: Barbara Utz, Ellen McMahon. Row Five: Dorothy Mikalak, Betty Rinehart, Sandra Scroger, Diane Mocciaro, Sandra Myers, Ethel Emerson, Keneta Murray, Douglas Fran- cois, Mike Pawlaczyk, Robert Will, Nancy Lennon, Andrea Potter, Barbara Mills, Donna Howard, Gloria Ostrander, Jenette Newton. By Stilts Row One: John Underwood, Duane Pender, Lex Gilbert. Row Two: Lynn Heinz, An- thony Cusmano, Donald Schmigel, Eliza- beth Bricker, James Blackman, Patrick King, Charles Becker. Row Three: Sally Sharpe, Linda Hale, Linda Knapp, Virginia Neff, Vinnette Gann, Barbara Boatfield, Jane Griffiths, Patrica Scroger, Kay Mer- kel, Mary Greene. Row Four: Michael Cleveland, Lillian Baker, Carol Fedrigon, Roland Reed, Ronald St. John, Dannette Sunricker, Richard Lawton, Bonnie Schall, Constance Meney, Eugene Hulburt, Danald Jones, Joseph D'Alba, Patrica Gilbert, Susan Sturm. Raw Five: Michael Will, Wayne Bobzin, Patty Fry, Diane Ken- ward, Louise Lang, Darryl Posson, Darrell Johnson, Leslie Bauer, Kenneth Bell, Larry Kirkpatrick, Charles Burton, Irene Martino, Michele Nanni, Patricia Pursel, Lee Wea- ver, Richard Catan, Randall Dennis. Row One: Mrs. Bain, linda Catan, Carl D'Angelo, Sue Pender, John Yunlter, Janet Moore, James Young, John Ottaviano Gary Hunt, Linda Olsen, Margaret Cas- siano, Wayne Goodwin, Ronald Bragg, Mrs. Heckroth. Row Two: Tommy Wolfe, Carolyn Odell, Maryanne Briggs, Steve Rosone, Tommy Smith, Paul Betters, Charles Malin, Susan Cartwroght, Joanne Szent- miklosi, Douglas Cooley, Gary Whitney, Clyde Allen, Beverly Casper. Row Three: Charles Baxter, Bonnie Patterson, Anne Seppala, Christine Beuler, Patty Lang, Nancy Gray, Gloria Difiore, Victoria Sawyer, Suzanne Bowen, Carol Baker, Susanne Newton, Linda Warner. Glen Marks, James Gabriel. Row Four: Patricia Waye, Patty George, Patty Johns, Susan Bruno, William Newton, Richard Scroger, Robert Roggow, Irving Wiswall, Sam Coe, Susan Fava, James Dial, Robert Derclr, Mary Schutts, Sharon Stewart, Susan Richardson, Irene Wills. Absent: Claudia Cleveland. Sixth fade Row One: John Scopano, Paul Kowalczylr, Douglas Marla, John Mikalak, Richard Moore, Albert Fry, Steven Mowers, Roger Fuller. Row Two: Myra Rainey, Cecelia Goetz, Rose Cupicha, Betty Zigrossi, Bonnie Ohs, Suzanne Northrop, Sharon Wall, Patricia Rombough, Julia Demmer. Row Three: Mrs. Proctor, William Needham, James Moore, l.eAnn Mills, Carl Shetler, Sharon White, Betty Bordinaro, Bonny Burr, Darlene Gooshaw, Wayne Speed, Jacqueline Barney, Teddy Kedzierslri, Louise Cerri. Row Four: Mrs. Waterstreet, Donna Dean, Gary Butler, Nehoma Pearl- son, Monti Porter, Roger Blood, Clfarles Sackett, Elaine King, Corolla McConnell, Carol Koziel, David Hunt, Charles Hulicli, Betsy Proctor, Dale Hare. Row Five: Mary Ann McEntee, Eleanor Hale, Carol Hilchey, Larry Cooley, Ronald Higgins, Joanne Cassiano, Florine Van Buskirk, James Kessler, David O'dell, Danna Bred- linger, Margery Bartholf, James Bucllel, Mary Arnold, Katherine Scroger, Stephen Avery. Absent: Gaye Cain, Doris Haward, Meody Hale. By Bicycle Row One: Paul Goodwin, Fred Wolfe, Ann Demmer, JoAnn Will, Harriett Baxter, James Cardinali, Samuel Scopano. Row Two: Brenda Baker, Dean Schaal, Anthony Martino, Gary Zigrossi, Joyce Manes, Pat- rick Cronin, Beverly Rice, David Hubbard, Barbara Weber, Cheryl Baker. Row Three: Dana Wolcott, Claudia Marks, Robert Gann, Larry Geisler, William Phelps, Thomas Reading, Donald Matteson, Lee Palmer, Bonnie Hensel, Pamela King, Barbara McEntee, Lois Cupler, Edward Cassidy. Row Four: Sharon Wetherwax. David Little, Michael Schrader, Cornella Reed, Thomas Miller, Clifford Easton, Dawn Ingalsbe, Richard Fogal, Donald Cupicha, Betty Wicks, Dole Stiles, Mar- iorie Waring, Karen Bauer, Kathleen Baker, William Hollabaugh, Miss Sullivan. Row Five: Mrs. Speed, Linda Lang, Bruce Nicometo, Jerry Martino, Anglea Morelli, Richard Bradsher, Clifford Currier, Marcia Grant, James Foster, John Calus, Connie Cumbo, William Bryan, Gail Cayea, Jay Fisher. Absent: Edward Hartgrove, Suz- anne Macciaro, Judy Hendershott. By Pogo Suck Fifth fade Row One: Robin Reed, Ronald Young, Dale Schaal, David Allen, Lloyd Miller, Gail Underwood, Linda Cayea. Row Two: Robert Simpson, Gail Hodgins, Caroline Court, Timothy Kachelmeyer, William Hil- chey, Darryl Clark, Lawain Knapp, Linda Giess, Sharon Cayea, Barbara Hartwick, Kenneth Yunker. Row Three: Shirley Brink- man, Susan Sanford, Laura Kelsey, Lynette Butler, Kevin Carlisle, David Meyer, Walter Ostrander, Robert Covill, Marilyn Clark, Dalmo Zaffram. Row Four: Mrs. Pickett, Sandra Bragg, Ruth Hopkins, Wayne Schiavi, Elizabeth Hunt, Christye Peterson, Richard Kosiorek, David Balonek, Christine Nanni, Mark Masco, James Myers, Joan Martino, Miss Anderson. Row Five: Penny Graves, Kenneth Wall, LeRoy Higgins, Charles Gray, Betsy Chase, Michael Lip- pold, Gerald Currier, Lloyd Smith, Carol Graziaplene, Lee Graff, Richard Green, James Howell, Terrence Schmigel. Fourth fade Row One: Sandra Manes, Susan Will, Kea Austin, Peter Cervone, Billy Sturgion, David Scroggins, David Yunlcer, Rebecca Cum- mingo, Mary Carney. Row Two: Mrs. Lelia Boyce, Michael Coe, Sandra Nevinger, Patricia Lippold, Diane Warner, Mary Di Angelo, James Lickenfelt, Diane Cian- frini, Gary Sulimowicz, Sharon Kumble, John Potter, Donna Hendershott, Sharon Hackett, Delores Farewell, Penny Mask, Mrs. Lillian Cartwright. Row Three: Kelly Ernst, Lawrence Kosiorck, Ronald Downs, Susan Scroger, Jeffrey Butler, Karen Gar- ney, William Beuler, Daniel Luker, Gregory Slusar, Suzanne Cleveland, Cathy Car- michael, John Casper, Terry Cronin, Coley Cassiano. Row Four: Bruce Towne, Mic- hael Brunea, Patricia Borgal, Margo Waye, Mary Ann Bartholf, Laverne Lear, Darlene Collins, William Hale, Linda Thompson, Martha Briney, John Brend- linger, Kenneth Buckel, Walter Barney, Linda Kowalczyk, Jane Biddle. Absent: James Miller, Bobby Sackel, Gary Scroger, Cheryl Mooney, Thomas Pawlaczyk. Row One: Susan Borgal, Mary Allen, Pamela Frazer, James Fredo, Michael Baudanza, Donald Grazioplene, John Felletta, Effie Biddle, Mary Lynn Wiswall, Melody Caton. Row Two: Joseph DiFiore, Henry Pretzman, Joann Falker, Susan Sholes, Norman Lantz, Duane Ayers, Paul Schutts, Gregory Ostrander, JoAnne Car- dinalli, Kathryn Covill, Craig Hale, Gary Sage. Row Three: Mrs. Klotzbach, Donna Underhill, Linda Mills, Barbara Bordinaro, Alice Fedrigon, Robert Puccio, Donald Cleveland, James Robinson, Gregory Koziel, Wayne Rodemaker, Deborah Brum- ber, Sandra Currier, Laura Cassiano, Laurie Peterson, Mrs. Mantei. Row Four: Jannie Boyer, James Spiecher, Sharon lngalsbe, Daniel Dolan, Craige Broolu, Michael Grant, James Ross, Danny Puls, Douglas Falker, Billy Poole, Larry Stiles, Larry Howard, Cheryl Scroger. Absent: Harper Bean, Robert Moore, Joyce Howard, Clifton Plouse. Third Grade Row One: Barbara Scapano, Guy Freda, David Gann, James Allen, Selva Stiles, Martha Blood, Cheryl Hall, Donna Con- nelly. Row Two: Donna Schrader, Ken- neth Moore, Wayne Caye, Nancy Halla- bough, Linda Downs, Kathleen Mooney, Terry Miller, Jeffry Chase, Brenda Di- Salvo, Jeannett Szentmiklosi. Row Three: Mary Cronin, Patricia Baubie, Barbara Court, Diane Long, Patricia Hunt, James Sage, Gregory Wilson, Howard Johns, Billy Cortright, Kenneth Grazioplene, Ken- neth Nevinger. Row Four: Mrs. Tinney, Sheila Carlisle, Sandra Galline, W. Alan Hulick, Deborah Clark, Robert Clemm, Buddy Moore, Sharon Scroger, Linda Sage, Kay Falker, James Friffiths, Judith Reed, John Brewster, Mrs. Traver. Row Five: Gloria Gibson, Michael Hamm, Crista Chaddock, Aileen Grice, Kathleen Wit- kowski, Stephen Chase, Paula Dennis, Gary Cook, Herbert Roggaw, Douglas German, Diane Zigrozzi, William Fava, Lawrence Morrison. Absent: Cathy Hop- kins, Stephen Myers, Pomala Rombough, Linda Potter. By Scooter yxvur, Row One: Sue Hodgins, Michael Rico, Eddie Porter, Danny Libera, Cynthia Wicks, Marilyn Grant, Rebecca Casper, Deborah Cleveland. Row Two: Deborah Hahn, Dianne Thompson, Charles Von Buskirk, Anita Totten, Lynne Fuller, Jack Denny, Joe Fry, Donald Endres, Christine Johnson. Row Three: Linda Miller, Darrel Schiavi, Cheryl Bauer, Mary Yenker, Dolly Smith, Janet Fulcomer, John Smith, Edward Kas- telic, Dennis Heintz, Diane Matla, Deborah Zook, Nancy Potter, Barbara Starr. Row Four: Mrs. Cayea, Jane Greene, Gary Diver, John Smith, James Lynch, Donald Towne, Bruce Burns, Melvin Guiste, Bobby Meyer, Bonnie Fulmer, Janice Wright, Mrs. Dickerson. Row Five: Jack Stevens, Patricia Kinne, Rubie Moore, Leon Konieczny, John Cianfrini, Dennis Phelps, Kathy Sulimowicl, Vera Kedzierski, Lauren Rose, William Mullaney, Renee Lear, La- Nora Mills, Katherine Kosiorek, Gayle Radko, David Patterson, Arthur Snyder. Absent: Arnold Olsen, Shirley Howard. ,tl Q 4 F D . 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Row Four: Dale Scroger, Sherry Coe, Ann Debbage, Jeffery Mooney, Pa- tricia Wrathall, Eileen Kowalczyk, Ricky Gibson, Thomas Porter, Blair Klotzbach, Sylvia Polk, Willian Dix, William Selman, Stephan Zybeck, Jerry Brewster, Donna Turner, Sandra Endres, Jennifer Towne, Joyce Quintern, Denise Zaok, William Schimigel. Let's Go Home 41 By Kiddie Kar Kindergarten Row One: Daniel Di Matteo, Paul Dilcher, Charles Casper, Robert Lynch, Todd Bart- holf, Clayton Smith, Ralph Easton, Gregory Smart, Row Two: Laurel Underwood, Emily Kirby, Marjorie Snyder, Barbara Zigrossi, Jarnes Monachino, Christine Orlowski, Shel- ley Barnum, Kay Fuller, Donna Cervone, Tandra Nevinger. Row Three: Marilyn Taddei, Jane Hendershott, James Roz, Jackie Kowalczyk, Lorie Weidner, Joanne Di Salvo, James Palmateer, Elaine Suther- land, Debra Sweetheimer, Robert Buckel, Paul Matla, Paul Kirkpatrick, Mary Borgal, John Cronin, Gregory Yunker, Jo Ann Matla. Row Four: Timothy Lippold, Walter Szelag, Frankie DesJordins, Jean Bryar, Sharon Greenman, Debra Fava, George Sawyer, Randolph Bird, Michael Davis, Cynthia Witkowski, Pamela Nannie, Susan Seppala, Peter Grawlik, Paul Carney, Marie Toddei, Pamela Lesmann. Absent: Victor Giambrone. 'X We Travel Guardian Angels Row One: Kathleen Carlisle, Brenda Nanni, Cheryl Hartgrove, Randy Yousey, Terry Chamberlain, Joann Easton, Judy Maxwell. Row Two: Tommy Yousey, Oren Murray, Linda Hubbard, Susan Hubbard, Linda Graff, Donna Crawford, Earl Scharlau, Dale Graft, Dennis Brayley, Dennis Yousey, Thelma Suzier, Larry Horine, Eric Dunn, Richard Maxwell, George Mills, Timmy Kabel, Norman Hubbard, John Buckley, Toni Scroger, Colleen Graves, Wade Craw- ford. Row Three: Gail Brayley, Larry Chamberlain, Linda Emerson, Tommy Kabel, Kenneth Wickham, Joyce Mills, Judy Schar- lau, Pamela Horine, Etta Jean Johnson, Gerald Raduns, Wayne Lonnen, Gary Chamberlain, Robert Roduns, Paul John- son, Carol Emerson, Carol Brayley, Gloria Parker, Alin Mills, Leonard Ferris, Kathy Lonnen, Blaine Smith, Mrs. Lutz, Mrs. Marble, Mrs. Jasper. Absent: Paul Graves, Sheila Brunning, Reiva Brunning. Branch School South Alabarn a Xxx lv Xl-I X. X. VA. Alabama Central -awww' M M? f V -ab 43 IV H H Row One: Judy Hawley, Valerie Blackman Norma Burton, Robert Jackson Sandra Ostrander David Pearlson Ronald Benben Jerald Schlagenhaut, Roger lnglasbe, Ste- ven McVay. Row Two: William Potter Sheri Green Nancy Jackson Sharon Sei- bert Daniel Benben, Sharon Pearlson. Nancy 'Neovev Philip MacLaughlin, Gloria McVay Colleen Maclaughlin By Pon y E Xpress .S SQ? .fy , ff fi 5345 'ij A I Q 4 . if .E ,lg H. f QB , H 1 ,WNY - 1 2 . x av ga A tha- , , fm ' , x , , 'ff -W x..g. , -L., mme I ,' ' f -'fx . A, .Q 3? ff!! A If ,X Q X' .4 2 I? SQA! fa-.J f A ff 3, Q NS -xt. -ea Nx 4 , . K 4 'H W1 ' Qrqgsgfx W an 'Yes W Q,fW ,,1,.A ' 4 13c'W P , nl Q 2 5 .nm fir' .IJ V . Q 1 ' ' .ffiw 'Q ,..v 1 , , in ,,k, mugs dh. fi an 5, .ff F 1 mi' NH I 1 F 'Q 5 '99 f 5' mg mi , ' M-NIU 2 3111 , iam! Y New Q I ggi? ' :,,, i i- Nb X U X f W, , Q.. , J.. saga. ,, I in V A 'fx2Nf?s7 iQfQgl?f E I ,'L-, Qiyf I Q 'S E P si 's QW' , - ni! 'E' lp Q RB in QW wzf T? Q 72 7-H5 BULLFIGHT Activities if X X 1 f X? f ii i Xkf-N iixk f XX f f si f i ff if K- W X I up 'V' gi X X ef J . w 45311 ' K 1 4 'W ,, ,, w K yd, , ,-5 , , V4 ' 2, :fs -Z vrvg ,, Egg: f, K , 9 was , ,X 55 ' 1213? x , . W, f 'Izzy In 'ji gi 1 ., F L. ggi, f 2 A K Ai 'W ' - 'S 'kv -'QL1' av W -A ff 5 if-'3 A321 f' 4 A' . W -za' .. :V 13 , , YH gg 1, Q ,T X' g 7 Z 2 f W ' Q ' f Q f ' ' fi 41 , Y - ' Z W' 4- 'I w - . , I fr . Nadu- WY if 11-f' ' Env.-., S, .43 t W- P Qi? ,. . , Y M ,, . 'ii' A wwf '. 5 x. A , 1 ,-.,--rg 'V , T, AXA' W' I. ,ff 9' fue. ,g1'jAt,,' 6 0 1 , , W - '. ', f 1 f I ,L J g?f11E've2,eT f-, TQ. ' 1 'z ,A . , ' 153-?'f1 I - ' e 1 gl - 4 5 ' L f z . ,Q,p?..,, A f zb A rmijfi: 4 f M 52164 at ,. V -1 lg: 5 ' gf 1 ff, ,y .,.ww TIE K gi, '42 Oakleaf Staff At Work Row One: Manager: Tamilo, B. S. Brown, E. Dick, F. G. Coin, Assistant Editor, J. Sanford, Business Manager: D. DiSaIvo, Treasurer, D. Hole, Business Miss Schneckenburger, Advisor: L. Morrs, Editor, Miss Caborn, Advisor. Row Two: R. Ames, J. Cranston, M. Will, E. Mowers, J. Koziel. Row Three: D, Reading, J. Smart, S. Smith, M. Walls, J. Lewis, M. Ruth, D. Hale. Row Four: P. Goetz, N. Forker, D. Snyder, L. Martino, N. Speicher, Newton, R. Cianfrini, S. Jockson, S. Easton, C. Burton, B. Beuler, D. Bischoff. Row Five: G. Bobzin, H. Rhodes, B. Dennis, K. Pender, S. White, B. Marrs, D. Covey, G. Deon, J. long, J. Orsini, D. Ferris, M. A. Cionfrini, C. Peterson, S. Newton. By Newspaper 49 my al! 4 ,:. RV 11' 435 129 , A 5 Q Q f 4 , 'M - my ,wif ,., ff' 4, H5 3? 1, NJ' f, ' ,Q M , 4 Swv W I' X , ,1 A ,E D A QU S Q ff .K hr m 1 dt m -si ' Li-L. , . , , f N 9, Q F, ,i ,V W ,X H g:3..,W In ' ' 5 Q 'jfff4'f 4- jf Lf f g 'X W. 4 I E , Qf,k 2, , , , uv -Q.. - P X fm ' 2- aff f - 4 . ' M 4 L , Q.. Q gm . W: ' 5 r . 5. dm v L ,uf f v 32 W A, A gf .1 7 J,a0 ' Y 3 Q? fx if ww rw .' A 'li' Q .. W fe ff , 41 f 9 X 5 , . , v W 4' 75 - e. 'eb ff Q 1 I A . -. f ,ff A an , 1 7 ' A , Wfgfihf uf 1 , 4 X , Q 4 K g v M ii , J , 3. ,, ' . , , y ' t Q F Q Vi My , 1, , 1 , 4 if W is 1 4, 'ii V :Z M 4, fix 76 ' Nik ,V f . ig , as as 'grin Senio MR. ZOGAIB - DIRECTOR Row One: Donna Snyder, Carol Reed, Joyce Lewis, Joan Woodstock, Jennie Fode- raro, Patricia Goetz, Carolyn Sholes, Darlene Hale, Jeanette Whitney, Joseptine Foderaro, Boonie Lewis, Sandra Cayea, Antoinette Di Salvo, Marilyn Ruth, Row Two: Beverly Lowe, Mary Ann Cianfrini, Mary Alinda Schultz, Mary Will, Joan Koziel, To The Song Of Our Tires Chorus Officers Paul Slusar -e ...,, Treasurer Teddy Schultz N- .,.., President Doug Hale ,V ,... Secretary 52 Chorus Sharon Easton, Betty Brinkman, Nancy Kable, Lucille Reitz, Marcia Kenock, Beverly Ross, Leaburn Marrs, Janet Sumeriski, Anne Warner, Margot Kenock, Nancy Puls, Berta Little, Diane Hunt. Row Three: Joan Goetz, Carol Davis, Suzanne White, Jean Long, Josephine Corbelli, Donna Ross, Ann Harding, Sarah St. John, Elaine Scroger, Dianne Covey, Shirley Peters, Donna Calnan, Beverly Mills, Joanne Boatfielcl, Brenda Marrs, Sherrie Jackson, Carol Stevenson, Carol Burton. Row Four: Robert Cumbo, Richard Dutton, John Giodano, Elliot Avery, Norman Puma, Don Cleveland. Ronald Gilbert, Terry Frazier, Edward Dick, James Hardy, James Sanford, Larry Davis, Ralph Parsons, Douglas Hale, Melvin Knapp, Jerry Williams, Row Five: Gerald Long, Gaylord Cayea, Guy Poole, Thomas Rice, Eugene Northup, Stephen Pelton. Paul Walker, Lyle Johnson, Wayne Dorin, Burton Anthony, Terry Beals, James Tyler, Ted Schultz, Edward Baker, Paul Slusar, Larry Johnson. Absent: Charles Sundin, Judy Watkins. 53 The Chorus has been of excellence this year through the assemblies it has given us. They have gone to Corfu and Pavilion. This was of great success. We can thank Mr. Zogaib for his wonderful instructions and his performances in which he has brought to us. We thank the students in chorus since their supreme voices have given us pleasure many times and will continue to do so. There were a few chosen to sing in the All County Chorus. The Chorus had also taken part in the County Music Festival. And The Wind ravelog WhoT's the occasion Bugwit? Who dropped what? Whispering Love Say oh-h-h. Tllll 54 Home. L1 brary Club Row One L Reitz C Sholes G Bobzin L Sumeriski Row Two Miss Schneckenburger, S. Lombardo, A. Kingdom L Arnold S Newton D Hunt J Giesl r B Sawyer B Dennis W Sage Row Threei G. Dean, ce Covey D alnan R Osborn R Easterbrook S St John J mila L Marrs, J. Baubie, J. Titus A Warner B Marrs M Calus J Messinger E Scroger D Covey B Krause, P Goetz, Absent. LIBRARY CLUB Through the efforts of the Library Club members, the students are free to read their way around the world or into knowledge of many items by way of books. The de- tails of processing books and the general housekeeping duties required by a library are taken care of by this group. .Q vt --- U 'Q By Books Jeff' ' -fr' The story was just what the title implies: A woman is running a boarding house with strange boarders. We think everyone enioyed the play. Besides the actual cast, there are many others who helped with this production. Eddie Dick and Steve Gabriel and Darryl Green assisted backstage with sound effects and lights. Prompters will be Jeannette Tamila and Leaburn Marrs. Other seniors assisted with makeup and tickets. The Stagecraft Club paint- ed our scenery and put up the stage setting, under the direction of Wayne Dorin. This production was under the direction of Mr. Cerri assisted by Jennie Foderaro, student-director. The play was written by George Batson and Jack Kirkland and published by the Dramatiste Play Service, New York City. Gur Adventure Was Told Thcspians Standing: Larry Bartholt, Marilyn Ruth, Doreen Bischoff, Ed Baker, Joan Koziel. Jack Beals, Jo Corbelli, Wayne Darin, Carol Davis, Frank Newton, Ed Dick, Sandy Cayea, Antonette DiSalvo, Pat Goetz. Seated: Priscilla Radko, Doug Hale, Lyle Johnson, Bonnie Lewis, Jen Foderaro, Mr. Cerri, Advisor: Joan Wood- stock, Leaburn Marrs, Charles Sundin, Ted Schultz, Haul Away! D 5 Projection Club Row One: lrving Puls, James Ferris, Doug Hale, Elliot Avery. Row Two: Charles Hillebrand, Eugene Kedzierski, Arthur Rog- gow, Eddie Baker, Lyle Starkweather. Row Three: Wilber Henry, Advisorg Ronald Starkweather, Wayne Durham, James Mc- Mahon, Frank Newton, Paul Walker, Tom Green, Bruce Scroger. Absent: Stephen Gabriel, Francis Cayea, Joe Cardinalli, Gary Rademacker. One of the most important clubs in our school. They really get around This World to help all of us. Thanks again Mr. Henry and boys so dedicated. Camera Club Ya- Now we progress- 6 The Camera Club, under the dir- ection ot Mr. Lavarnway, took this picture and many more interesting school shots. Thank you again Tom, and may your club keep rolling along. And Shown Rifle Club hots! One of the more non-academic and yet more practical activities on the campus has been the Rifle Club. Inasmuch as most boys and many girls become hunting enthusiasts in their adult years, the lessons and experience offered by the Club certainly proves their worthwhile character. Basically the Club exists to point out and teach the safe handling and wise use of firearms. Students are offered an opportunity to learn the finer points of marksman- ship and competitive thinking under pressure. Each member can learn at his own pace and earn different ratings as his proficiency and skill merits. The Club also enabled the less athleticallyinclined students to participate and compete in activities during the long winter months. Future Nurses ,ix f-1' D6- Row One: Nancy Spiecher, Treasurer, Judy Messinger, Vice-Presidentg Jean Butler, Presidentp Diane Hunt, Secretary. Row Two: Margot Kenock, Sally Fisher, Mary Ann Will, Betty Brickman, Mary Ann Cianfrini, Helen Parllins. Row Three: Evelyn Kriner, Joan Boattield, Connie Wilson, JoAnn Sumerislni, Gloria Dean, Bulah Sauyer, Anne Warner, Sharon Bork. FUTURE NURSES CLUB The objective of the Future Nurses Club is to help acquaint the student with nursing and other careers related to health. Last year, the club visited several hospitals and saw movies about nursing. The young ladies pictured above have their hopes set on being nurses. More girls are wanted to ioin club. And Decisions 59 People In Action A Wonderful Program, Mr. McFarIin Al' ma he Three Stooges sf f Nb. J W' Three Boys - Three Worlds W Travel With Mrs. Barber Real, Real, Really! To Bc: M ade Speaking Contest Lyle Johnson won first place in our speaking contest- then he won first place in Genesee County Lar- kin Speaking Contest - Congratu- lations, Lyle! Doris Gibson won first place in our speaking contest and 2nd place in Genesee County Larkin Speaking Contest - well done, Doris! BOYS: W. Dorin, T. Sultz, S. Gabriel, L. Bartholf, F. Newton, l.. Johnson, J. Beals GIRLS: Row One: J. Koziel, L. Marrs, S. Peters, M. Ruth. Row Two: C. Burton, D. Gibson, G. Dean, D. Biscoff, S. Cayea, J. Woodstock. 61 Row One: D. Baker, K. Blood, S. Hale, S. Dickens, B. Little. Row Two: E. Hardy, D. Hunt, K. Hale, J. Brekenbridge, E. Scroger, B. Marrs, A. Warner. These are Fresh- man and Sophomore Representatives in speaking contest. By Words Arts And Crafts Club Row One l. Wllson Aclvrsor A Flsh Student Teacher J Woodstock D Snyder M A Schultz Row Two J Baxter C Sundln S Cayea J Weatherwax B Marrs C Wilson G Sanford Row Three J Butler M Reed E Duck J Warner l Johnson F Newton D Clantrml Row Four L Davis J Beals ARTS and CRAFTS CLUB We have trued to tue ln the Art Club and Stage Craft Club unto one due to our students busy schedules and our tight bus schedule Thus we have mcluded Mechanical Draw mg students as well as tune art students We help wuth posters school decoratuons stage craft work dances yearbook and school paper and other community prolects too num erous to mention We also encourage students un our art classes to avall themselves to the versatlllty ot the Art Room whenever they have tree tnme to do so We are fortunate to have helpnng us student teachers from State Umverslty Art Department Buffalo New York Happy Lands I ,. 'I 6 web 5 we Leaders Club Row One Duane Hunt Janet Moore Margo Kenock Joyce Lewus Jenme Foderaro Row Two Beverly Malls JoAnn Orsum Ann Lou Hardmg Ann Francons Elaine Scroger Donna Ross Jean Long Sharon Easton Conme Wulson Row Three Antomette D: Salvo Carol Davls Sandra Cayea Marcia Kenocl: Bonme Lewis Jeanette Whitney Josephune Foderaro Margery Bordlnaro Mary Walls Ann Hardnng v Ml s Carol Davus Bonme Levvns Jo Foderoro LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS Hlstonan Treasurer President Vice President Secretary 63 The Leaders Club has done many thmgs nn the past year and has taken part an many actlvutues Some of the thmgs they have done as the taknng un of new leaders amtlatmg them and guvmg them a formal banquet at the Moose Home The new leaders then partncnpated sell sandwnches and hot cho colate at the Finger Lake Umpmng Clumc held at the Stafford Country Club The gurls have also donated to the Scholarshnp Fund and they have sponsored a tea dance for the elementary students They also sell candy and check coats at school actuvutues Besndes these act nvntnes they assust Mrs Lyons and Mass Radar nn thear swnm mung and physucal educatuon classes S1re H appy People I A 5 A .ss l. , 'q4'.,:Q,xs. s f ' 41Mk,c , , 5 L ' ' , 4 Q: ., 1 , A ' 0 1 and helped the old leaders, x vw . ' - l ' - as f ' . f I 4 kr , I Be 'II be ss,,s.,sls,-v ,g..,s, -,Vg gggg L v L - Row One Ann Warner Joan Koznel V:cePresadent Marulyn Ruth President Dlane Covey Treasurer Roberta Osborne Secretary Glorna Dean Berta Lnttle Mass Carpenter Row Two Norma Parker Rose Mane Ames Leaburn Marrs Jeannette Ganshaw Evelyn Gallup Joy Snort Beverly Cranston Brenda Marrs Suzanne Lombardo Jlll Beals Doreen Bnschotf Row Three Carolyn Sholes Helen Rhodes Rose Scroger Pat Goetz Row Four Joan Goetz Ednth Baker Donna Snyder Darlene Hale The three letters F H and A may mean the Future Homemakers of Ameruca but these three letters symbolize a number of things They may stand for the famaly The Homemakers of Amerlca They may also stand for Future Homes of Ameroca or the Frlendly Hearts whvch Amernca possesses These meamngs are not dnfferent but all fat together to make the orgamzatlon of the Future Homemakers of Amenca FHA ss not lust a chapter or state orgamzatuon but a natlonal one as well As a natuonal group, we carry out protects to strengthen lnternatuonal relatuonshnps, and for home, school and communlty beautlfncataon, and many others You see FHA causes you to thunk of others mstead of yourself Close To Home 64 : , ' , ' - ' : ' , ' : ' , 1 f i ' , ' , ' - I f I I I I I ' I V , , ' , ' . : , , Ann Easterbroolc, Kathy Boyce, June Smock, Mary Calus, Nancy Ostrancler, JoAnne Boatfield, Barbara , - I 1 ' , , - F. F. A. WELDING PRACTICE The Future Farmers have had another banner year They won the County Achievement Day ludglng contest trophy agaun Louls Lang Doug Dean and Roland Thomp son ludged at the State Faur Dean took 2nd place In the county FFA speakung contest and 3rd at the Rochester Hortu culture Show to wan S17 50 At the County Falr the boys won S192 OO and 69 ribbons The Farr Booth receuved an excellent rating Earmng last year an FFA contests amounted to S275 00 and 97 rnbbons plus several honorary student awards They agam receuved a superuor ratnng In the State Chapter Contest About 80 people attended the family banquet Fuve boys attended the State FFA Conventuon at Canton The FFA boys set up a booth and took part un the Farm Cnty Week parade held un Batavua HERD CLASSIFICATION COUNTY FAIR BOOTH 65 Row One Ronald Thompson President Donald Ganshaw Vrce Presudent Row Two Gary Sumenskn Secretary Ruben Mnlls Sentnel Geore Messnnger Advtsor Ronald Gilbert Reporter Louls Lang Trea surer Row Three Peter Wall Ralph Par sons Leon Hale Lawrence Slusar Leon Gorham Douglas Heslor Row Four Nqr man Gallup Arthur Roggow Phlllp Naas Joseph Cassidy Robert Muchalak lawrence Gubson Absent Bruce Vanta Darrel Green And To The Land ' 1 1 ' I - I . I I ' 1 I , I , ' , 1 , , . , , ' ational Honor Society Our Pride 81 Joy The Stroll The National Honor Society is an organization of the highest standard. There are tour virtues which every member must possess before being elected. They are: character shown of the highest integrity, leadership executed in organization, inspiration and dir- ection of others, service rendered to the community and the school, and scholarship as the means for achievement. These virtues must be practiced faithfully in our every day lite. Donna Ross, Ann Low Harding, Joan Woodstock, Sandra Cayea, Leaburn Marrs, James Newton, Larry Bafholt, Dave Reading, Marilyn Ruth, Janet Sumeriski. Members of l958-1959 have not been chosen as yet. YY 66 And The Sky Athletics ,IQ f xi hX if' xx -,A-,,, . fb-Q.. it f fy 'B' 'Q 5X f HM I-H If H M 6:2-E-'i'Y1 3 i :. .. I ,QP A ,I 9-'31 si 'Q E Q a ! fl ' f ' J . g ha n'::.ii-azrrnsxnzzs I L M T, I , ,,,fI 22 Qi fl 4- qv pr 4' 1 1 'Q 'fla t' 25' 4 ,sigh Z I ., i ? I l ' iw? 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I -Y .5 , I I N- ' 'Wei I I I If f I I I I I xx .-.jal A , I I M ,325 ' AI ': ..LIlI1 A ' I I II I II ,,,,, I . + --x -x I I I ,' ' ' 'h ',ff. fnifvsz I I5 I ' , X '-:-'!l:-I'I- I S I q'.'A'LinI I X ' is: X I ' FGIIII2' . I I I .. 1 Ig gl,- 5-.'l'I 5-f.' 'I -J.,-: 5X5 I I - ew I I I ' I I I A .' Inav- 2. -51:3 I 7,1 ' II I I .Nw-4 ' I I I I I -I 'ffl' 25' I' 'MBT' I I I visa X - 7 I I . I , . , Row One: Jennie Foderaro, Joan Woodsioclr, Gail Cain, Joyce Lewis, Sharon Smiih. Row Two: Bonnie Lewis, Connie Wilson, Margo Kenock, Carol Davis, Beverly Mills. Cheerleaders nw X J.V. CHEERLEADERS B. .Krause, B. Rice, S. Lombardo, M. Kenoch, C. Wilson, M. Bordinaro, N. Puls. By Land - By Air as VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B. Mills, C. Davis, B. Lewis, S. Smith, G. Cain, J. Lewis, J. Woodstock, J. Foderaro. Football Row One: L. Parson, C. Sundin, D. Ciantrini, G. Cayea, L. White, Captain, T. Schultz, Co-Captain, L. King- dom, R, Ciantrini, R. Warner, and D. Hale, Row Two: P. Will, B. Krause, R. Reed, L. Davis, G. Long, V. Corbelli, J. Newton, D. Giordano, L. Starkweather, N. Puma, R. Dutton, and M. Choate. Row Three: Mr. Daggs, Mr. Sutherland, Assistant Coach, C. Allen, J. Nesbit, D. Hale, L. Johnson, T. Cummings, D, Hessler, D. Pixley, Mr. Hamilton, Coach. Oaktield Oaktield Oakfield Oaktield Oakfield Oakfield We Need Lights! SCHEDULES 13 Warsaw 48 13 Corfu 14 Pavilion 27 Elba 13 27 Lyndonville 6 Alexander 30 The Oakfield-Alabama Blue Hornets en- tered the Genesee-Orleans Football League this Year. ln their first year in the G-O league the team finished in second place. Coach Hamilton and Asst. Coach Suther- land began a rebuilding iob. lt proved suc- cessful for the boys came through with a 4-2 record. The OACS Junior Varsity or second team rolled on to three victories and no losses. They trampled Corfu's yearlings 48-O. Then they handled Batavia J-V's a 26-7 defeat. The season finale consisted of a 32-0 rout of Akron's J-V team. We Won, Too! Husky Mountains Athletic Council n. Seated: Mr. Ely, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Bain, Mr. Beswick, Mr. Hamilton. Standing: Mr. Olczak, Mr. Calzi. The Oakfield-Alabama school swimming team which was organiz- ed for the first year, under the in- struction of Mr. Parker has had a good year of practice. Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Parker arranged to have four meets this past season which were held at Akron, Oakfield, and Clarence and a play day which was held in the Oakfield Pool. Oakfield did not win these meets but did take a few first and second places. Oakfield took top honors at the play day. Oakfield met with the winners of the Albion Play Day for run off. They also sent five swimmers to Rochester: E. Avery, D. Cleveland, R. Parsons ,l. Puls, and P. Fedrigon. Lofty Peaks ENTHUSIASM These men set up and regulate our athletic policy here in our school. We are proud of our sport program and thank these men for their effort. Swimming Club R One J McMahon T Rice P Fed igon T Frazer Row Two Mr Parke W Dorm Manager R Parson R Fisher C Hillebrand I Puls P Wll E Avery CROSS COUNTRY: M. Betters, T. Greene, D. Cleveland, R. Gilbert, D, Reading, R. Fisher, J. Tyler, and Coach Calzi. VOLLEY BALL - BOWLING These boys represented our school in the County Meet, show- ing ability and good sportsman- ship. Although we did not reach the finals we were in the games all the way. X-Countr Despite the fact that only eight boys tried out for the team, the O.A.C.S. harriers turned in a very good season. Led by Jim Tyler, who broke the Oakfield course record by a minute five seconds, Mr. Calzi's runners were able to win two out of their three smaller meets. Captained by Tom Greene and Dick Fisher: the team then went on to show up well in the large, multi- school meets they ran in, winding up the season with a fifth place finish in Sectional Competition where .lim Tyler was awarded a shield for finishing fourth. Coach Calzi is optimistic about next year because of the fact that all eight of this year's runners have at least one more year in school. LOW SCORE WINS Oakfield O Corfu 30 Oakfield 21 LeRoy 37 Attica 27 Oalcfield 47 Perry SI Oakfield 5th-Genesee-Wyoming Inivitational Oalmfield 19th-East Aurora - Invitational Oalcfield 3rd-County - Championships Oakfield 5th-Section 5 -Championships VOLLEYBALL AND BOWLING - Row One: S. Gabriel, R. Parsons, B. Betters, and T. Greene. Row Two: G. Long, L. Kingdom, D. DiSalvo, F. Spiotta, and T. Rice. Over Plains Champions l p-.---E . ll Row One: James Tyler, Gaylord Cayea, Gary Rademacker, Lawrence White, David Reading. Row Two: Bruce Scroger, Robert Hartgrove, Ronald Starlrweather, Wayne Moore. Row Three: Mr. Hamilton, James Newton, Norman Puma, Michael Choat. HvPPY' ss YV Our Globctrotters BASKETBAU. VARSITY 1958-1959 OACS OPPONENT 55 LeRoy 41 50 Pavilion 26 51 Albion 46 46 Elba 25 54 Holley 49 39 Alexander 43 46 Byron-Berger 36 49 Corfu 35 44 Alexander 43 39 LeRoy 44 46 Pavilion 45 40 Elba 34 44 Albion 46 55 Holley 52 63 Byron-Berger 36 39 Corfu 25 44 Holley - Sec. V Qtr. - Final 33 56 Geneseo - Sec. Semi-Final 51 38 Odessa - Sec. V. Finals 28 B Champions Won 16 Lost 3 72 We did it! We won the Section 5, Class B cage title. For the first time in Genesee- Orlean's league history the Section 5, Class B crown came to our league. We defeated Odessa in the Final game, in Rochester by a 38-28 score. Our season total was, 16 won, 3 lost. Radomacher was top scorer and re- bounder, White played good defensive ball, and Reading and Tyler led in assists while playing well on both offense and defense. The other nine players contributed much to our success. Congratulations Mr. Hamilton, players, and cheering sections, we are proud of you. Co-Champions Row One Raymond Reed Row Two Thomas Cummings Norman Puma Dennrs Cuanfrmr Lyle Stark weather Robert Cumbo Mr Calzr Row Three Peter Fedrlgon Byron Krause Greg Poole Burton Anthony Danlel Hale Gerald Grazroplene Vlctor Cprbelln Guy Poole Wayne Matla Dannel Newton Stressung superb defensive play and a strong will to wln the OA C S Jumor Vorsuty was able to wm nts fnrst 15 games wuth only close contest at Albuon Led by Vnc Corbelll Gerald Grazroplene Lyle Starkweather Brian Krause Danny Hale and Norman Puma Cbefore he was promoted to the var slty squadl the team lost the final game to Corfu that benng our only loss They also only lost one game to Oakfueld' Mr Calzu as the coach and Peter Fredrngon the manager J V RECORD Oo Oak Oa Oak Ou Oo Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oa Oa Le roy Alblon E ba Holley Alexander Byron Berger Corfu Alexander Leroy PCVlllOI'l E ba Albion Holley Byron Berger Corfu Arc On The G0 k. 46 31 Oak. 52 Pavillon 17 . 56 ' 50 li. 60 l 24 . 59 43 k. 46 14 k. 40 - 18 . 40 31 . 53 22 . 50 21 Oak. 39 ' ' 30 . 44 l 26 . 46 ' 41 . 45 40 k. 39 - 25 k. 37 39 73 '11-5? 1 1 it if E X' J April April April April April May May May May May May May May - .- 7 ,,A,,,, -- ,.,..,. Elba At Holley 7 , Pavilion Alexander -o - ,Corfu --- w,.., At Corfu At Bergen do ...,.,. Holley U, .,7,. At Pavilion a-- n,aAt Alexander M- ,.,,a,. At Corfu dead ,aBergen a , , - ,At LeRoy Record for 1957 1958 was won 9 and lost 4, 3 way Looking out our window today it is not baseball he for 3rd weather. Eleven days from today the ump should Swattmg Intolerance 74 be calling Play BalI.' Good Luck boys' Track This spring may hold quite a few sur- prises for track followers since five sec- tional point scorers are back. They are: Larry White, TOO yds. and relay, Ted Schultz, 440 yds., James Tyler, 880 yds., Charles Sundin, relay and Larry Johnson hurdles. The boys have quite an incentive to work because of the attractive schedule arranged. Among the highlights w'll be the Alden Invitation, the Batavia Relays, the Brighton Relays, the triangular meet with powerful Lancaster and Williams- ville and climaxing with the Sectional Championships at Rochester. eight Lifting Row One: James Baxter, Francis Cayea, George Schrader, Mr. Olczak, Richard Fisher, Robert Michalak, Donald Roda, Row Two: Steve Gabriel, Douglas Heslor, Ted Schultz, Charles Sundin, Wayne Dunham, Ralph Parsons, John Di Salvo, larry Johnson. Row One: M. Betters, T. Greene, M. Knapp, N. Duma, D. Cleveland, R. Gilbert, R. Fisher, R. Meeny. Row Two: G. Long, L. Johnson, L. White, J. Tyler, D. Giordano, R. Cianfrini, T. Schultz, C. Sundin, J. Newton, Coach Calzi. This has marked the second year that a Weightlifters Club has functioned at OACS. Primarily the club exists to sup- plement the other athletic activities. With basketball offering a rather limited out- let to the many students of sports, the club has done much to fill the void be- tween fall and spring athletics. Participation is open to all boys who are interested in keeping physically fit and in developing their bodies. Com- petition includes weight lifting meets within the school and in other areas. Members who have displayed superior ability have entered meets in the neigh- boring areas. Full participation also en- ables members to earn and accrue points toward their letters. Crossing Barriers Senior Boys Intramurals A st o of Row One: Mitchell Reed, Marvin Betters, Francis Cayea, Dick D'Alba. Row Two: Melvin Knapp, Tom Greene, Ron Gilbert, Terry Frazer, John Giordano, Don Cleveland. Row Three: Larry Davis, Gene Kedzierslxi, Gerald Long, Tom Rice, Ray Meney. Row Four: Dave DiSalvo, Stephen Gabriel, Dino Giordano, Wayne Newton. Row Five: Lenard Kingdom, Russell Betters, Dick Warner. Row Six: Doug Hale, Stephen Pelton. Row Seven: Ted Schultz. Row Eight: Mr. Hamilton. The chance for boys to compete in intramural activities is varied. Seven teams of seven players each compete in basketball. Then, an interclass basketball tournament is run with the winners having the name of their class engraved on the Hansen Trophy. Plans are also being mode to conduct an inter- class volleyball and bowling tournaments. Table tennis, badminton and other physical games are played. Whcli F0I'm, WHO? 5l'1GPel Blocked Out! Good Pass, Wayne! With Boyish Enthusiasm Senior irls Intramurals A Beauty! Now Girls - I . Row One: Joan Woodstock, Antoinette DiSalvo, Joyce Lewis, Diane Hunt, Shirley Allen, Evelyn Kriner, Darlene Hale, Marilyn Cranston, Bonnie Lewis, Doris Gibson. Row Two: Lillian Ruth, Norma Parker, Donna Snyder, Jeanne Bauer, Lucille Reitz, Sandy Cayea, Suzanne Lombardo, Carol Burton, Lillian Ruth, Marjorie Bordinaro, Janet Moore, Gail Cain, Mrs. Lyons. Row Three: Carleen Poole, Sharon Bork, Evelyn Baker, Karen Hale, Darlene Warner, Mary Alinda Schultz, Jeanette Whitney, Mary Walls, Sharon Smith, JoAnn Bordinaro, Helen Parkins, Barbara Scroger. Row Four: Jeanne Giesler, Jeannette Tamila, Nancy Puls, Beverly Ross, Barbara Rice, Margo Kenack, Marcia Kenock, Jeannette Ganshaw, Ruth Say, Beverly Cranston, Rose Marie Ames, Mary Ann Will, Mary Ann Cianfrini, Row Five: Joann Boattield, Sharon Easton, Anne Warner, June Titus, Betty Brinkman, Donna Ross, Carol Scroger, Doreen Bischoff, Donna Calnan, Beverly Cham- berlain, Joy Smart, Sherrie Jackson, Carol Davis. Row Sil: Elaine Scroger, Ann Lau Harding, Ann Francais, Jean Long, Ethel Moc- ciara, Suzanne White, Sarah St. John, Raseann Easterbrook, Susan Dickens, Connie Wilson, Beverly Mills, Jean Wetherwax, Linda Scopano. And Girlish Intuition unior igh Boys Intramurals Row One: Wayne Bobzin, Douglas Francois, Joseph D'Alba, Ronald Allen, Duane Pender, Anthony Cuz- omano, Donald Schmigel, Patrick King. Row Two: Larry Kirkpatrick, Randall Dennis, Raymond Smith, Andrew Zigrossi, Harry Zigrossi, John Howe, William Messinger, John Scroger, Ricky Caton, Richard Bryar, Lex Gilbert. Row Three: Raymond Catan, Robert Hartwig, Wilbur Williams, Earl Gallup, Eugene Hurlbert, Robert Johnson, Curtis Dickens, Robert Will, John DiSalvo, Raymond Cianfrini, Jerry Foster, Donald Jones, Mr. Calzi. Row Four: George Scrader, Jack Caxter, Craig Dial, Raymond DiSalvo, Gary Simpson, Robert Grazioplene, Ronald Giesler, Colon Allen, Jan Witkowski, Dean Radmacker, Carlton Solvernail, Roger Grazioplene, Delano Anderson. Gunner! Whose Hand? Backed By Power 78 JUNIOR HIGH INTRAMURALS The main emphasis in Jr. High Intramurals is on basketball. Both are allowed to practice twice a week under Mr. Shelly. A game for the eighth grades against the Junior Varsity reserves, and one for the two grades combined against Batavia have been arranged. Coach Hamilton has also made plans for a softball tournament in the spring. Let Me Shoot! Push Shot unior High Girls Intramurals is V Row One: Barbara Boatfield, Irene Martino, Michele Ncnni, Kay Merkel, lone Stiles, Sharon Porter. Row Two: Susan Sulim, Barbara Roda, Candy Peterson, Jane Griffiths, Andrea Radko, Cynthia Puls, JoAnn Ostrander, Katherine Wetherwax. Row Three: Elaine Bucceri, Brenda Barney, Mary Lou Smith, Linda Scroger, Diane Moccairo, Retta Marrs, Sandra Johns, Cheryl Geisler. Lost Direction! 79 Hands Up! And Wisdom Our Team! WW WW G BITICC ef oots Of The Ages. 80 1' T er Scores 'Q in fi 1 4 L 1 f'f1'f ff,5 1A , 5 wwf, , . X, :Rf 'gi 411g4 X-Vu aw, 5 +,,,..-f , an ,, .QM ' A A 4 Q' v ,JU ,ng , - 1 'af . 25? 5 'igfx Vw I x, ff by Mft , 9 .L vfbw 2 A gi 'wmv , ' N f' . ,iff mi lk ' m f '- g X v Wg 4 3 'WV -A. 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I ' I ' Office Su ies 81 E uipment ain Street Batavia, New ork , Smi h-Corona T ewriters Office, Electric, Portoble . I I 325 icott S reet Botavio, New York American Sliced Bread, Italian Sliced Bread 8. Doughnut AUTO SUPPLY CO Blue Boy: The Finest in Canned Foods Replacement ports for All Cars HAXTON FOODS INC OAKFIELD N Y Batavia Trucks Buses Your N A P A jobher IJ A Good III!! fo Kfzou Phone 3780 New York I45 West Main THOMAS 81 DWYER t 9 Bao a Ne pl e ts STAR DRY CLEANERS Pianos Band Instruments Hammond Organs BIRDS MUSIC STORE Complm um 0 ALEXANDER S Fzrft In FIJIIIOII Complete Showing of Formals 8. Bridal 42 Washington Cor Jefferson Gowns BOIGVIO New York Phone 688 Batavici New York 66 Main Street ELLAND DAIRY Milk 8- Cream Quality Dairy Products Phone WH 8 2044 Our Producti Spf ik For flverzmlzu Oakfield New York Serving Genesee County . I I I ' Y 1 I. . , . 1 1 F ' I . . I Com im n of Main a 9 t vi , w York Airstep- Robleee- Buster Brown Batavia, New York . 1' f I I i . . .I A, , . I ' ' i - ' it 4 r ' 1 A ' I I I Malszgs cHsEyvrggl.ET Emi You Put zt Fmt m Sales We Keep It Fmt an Value! MEISER CHEVROLET Sales Servlce 8 Mann Street Oakfneld N Y Complete Auto Repanrmg Body Work on all Makes of Cars Dodge Plymouth Ca rs Dodge Trucks ZIGROSSI MOTORS Phone WH 8 5532 Batavua 4374 109 lll Mann St Oakfneld N Y C omplzmentx 0 ALABAMA FOOD TOWN Boyce and Burton Alabama New York B RAN D POTATOES WH 8 5523 k d Yo k JOSEPH S. DIASIO, M.D. Complimentx of A. B. GRINNELL CO. Coal - Lumber - Feed Wholesale Produce Phone WH 8-6161 SLEIGHT'S BOOK STORE Royal, Remington, Underwood, and Smith-Corona Portable Typewriters 67 Main Street Phone 308 Batavia, N. Y. Compliments of GlOlA'S PIZZERIA 920' Pearl St' Ookfield' N' Y' E. Town Plaza Batavia, N. Y. Phone 4247 C ompliment: of GENESEE ORLEANS VEGETABLE GROWERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION INC Davld Rowntree Manager Blue Coal Stove or Chestnut E ba New York ay s Speclal Occasion Cakes AII snzes and knnds Designed especlally for y an snze shape and decorat on Mrs Rolland Ross So Pearl St Road Phone WH 8 7671 Oakfleld New York Frey Brothers Motor Corporation Sales Ford Servuce Phone WH 8 3061 Oakfueld New York C omphments 0 PanIIe Express When nts qualnty you re Iookm for an Grocerles Fresh Fruuts Vegetables 81 Luncheon Meats Together wuth low pruces and prompt servnce come to Dan Maher's Mann Street Ookfueld N Y Homemade Ice Cream OAKFIELD FARMS DAIRY Grade A Pasteuruzed Mulk and Cream Dalry Products Premium Mllk At Regular Praces Oakfneld New York Servmg All Genesee County - I O I I I K ' 0 I ' I ' ou , I. .1 . I .g '- I I I ' f I T F I . n I ' I LOWE'S SERVICE STATION Gasoline, Kerosene, Oil, Grease Tires, Tubes, Accessories Car and Tractor Washings Lewiston Rd. Oakfield, N. Y. 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