Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME)

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ATHLETICS Baseball Oakfield High School is again a member of the Genesee-Orleans County league. The team is bolstered by several veterans from last year's squad and should make a good showing. In Oakfield's two games to date, the fielding has been so poor the pitchers have not received good support. However, Coach Bruce expects this defect to be remedied and looks forward to several victories. April May May May May May May May Medina Holley LeRoy Albion Medina Holley LeRoy Albion Schedule Score G9 Oakfleld Opponents -- 7 14 ,, 12 14 H, -.,.. There e,,-eHere LL, , sThere ,--- -Here ---,-Here ----LThere

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Oscar Anderson Joe Jacobbi ATHLETICS Freshman Basketball The freshman basketball team was organized again this year under the direction of Mr. Richard Beebe. The team elected officers as follows: Presi- dent, Frederick Stornellig Vice-president, Amelio Taddeig Secretary, Alfred Vallese. Practices were held in the morning on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day of each week. This year the team did not play out-of-town gamesg they engaged in intra-mural competition and in the morning played many games with various other school teams. Since there was a change in state regula- tions, the Freshmen could not play any inter-scholastic contests because they would lose a year of eligibility for high school competition. Last year's freshman players stepped into B team berths and contribut- ed a large measure to Oakfie1d's success. It is hoped that this year's prospects will carry out the purpose of the club and bolster the B -team strength. Those who took part are as follows: William Bird Merlyn Chamberlain Carmin Corbelli Lawrence Greene Howard Hartley Alvin Hilchey Zane Isenberg Felix Latko John Ludeman Thomas Moore Frank Perozzi Fred Stornelli Amelio Taddei Alfred Vallese

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ADVERTISEMENTS Acknowledgment to Advertisers The staff of 1939 wishes to express their hearty thanks to the following advertisers who helped make this year's Oracle possible: Elmer B. Adelman Alabama Produce Co. The Anchorage Norm Anewalt Batavia Dry Cleaning Co. Batavia Garage Bates Flowers Beals, McCarthy and Rogers E. J. Beardsley Co.,, Inc. Blumberg's t ' Brayley Motors Co. Burdett Brothers Burton's Central Motors Co. r Robert M. Chapin Hazel M. Clark Louis S. Clendenon The Daily News '- DeLuxe Dry Cleaning Co. DuPont Dry Cleaners Dutton's Hardware Empire Photo Engravers Exchange Bank Francis and Mead Howard E. Fry Gann Bros. Dr. A. L. George Joh'n1 D.1Gi,oia A. A. Grinnell co., Inc. Frank A. Hackley Haxton Canning Co., Inc. Haxton and Burr Geo. W. Haxton 8x Son, Inc. The Heidelberg Home Dairy Co. L. C. Hopp Ideal Restaurant C. A. Ingalsbe H. M. Ingraham Lang's Bakery Lawing Photo Studios Herbert Lehman George T. Lesso Chas. Mancuso and Son, Inc. A., H. Marshall McAlpine, Brumsted and Co. C. M. Merkel Charles F. Miller Printing Co. Miller's Dry Cleaning Oakfield Farms Dairy Oakfield Sales and Service Oliver-Kahse, Inc. Peterson Drug Company Polliwog Club Redmond's R. E. Rhodes Richmond Hotel E. C. Root Salway's Sam's Barber Shop R. C. Searls Siebert Motors Carlton M. Sleght Snyder and Thompson L. C. Stroh and Sons Sunshine Cleaners and. Laundry Table Talk Bakery Tumalty's Garage George H. Tyler Dr. R. L. Warn Gordon M. Way Zigrossi Service Station