Oakwood School - Quercus Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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The CllI'lSflTldS Lc1I'Ollll1gJ Or exen per haps a solemn gathering rn the assembly room exerybody xery long faced as the Pnncnpal lays rt on the lnne and a new chapter rs begun 2 Or I suppose xt might be the gnrls sportsmanshrp cup or a dormntory scene or a gathermg of the class ln the lrbrary where the trlp to take College Boards lb up for dnscusslon' Yes or the unlor Senror dance or the class play Or eyen perhtps I thrnk th it for me lt might well be 1 scene Ill the gym There I see the Olkwoocl communlty students and st nh' seated around rn no formal order but rn the circle ot frnendshlp smcerlty and worship Perhaps not all are trlends not all are srncere not all are worshnpprng and yet some tunes all three thlngs are true for everyone and often they are for many and the deepest realnty of our lxves together I5 lllustra ed by the clrcle ol trlendshlp It 1s yery 111ONII'lg to me lt times to look around the clrcle seelng uery lace and I'C.1llZlIlf., that eacl lIldlXlLlLl.ll IS umciue and lrstxnctne incl of rnhnntc worth rn the eyes of God All krnds of differences show color of skrn shape of head and features faeral expressron bulld ot bodles Under neath are the hrdden differences of background tralnlng personallty and way of thought Yet somethlng binds us all together and rn a very real sense we are one You cannot escape being part ot exer we go when we leaxe here we haye been changed tor haxlng known one another and when our paths cross IH the days to come w will meet again that part of each other which we haye shared at Oakwood Ior thus elrcle ot frlendshlp for the ups and dow ns we haye known together especrally for the hrgh moments whnch stand out nn memory as the o her moments fade out for the enrrchment of lltc whlch we haxe gnen and reeened I am most profoundly grateful WILLIAXI W CIARK Pnmf 11 A - - af D , r y V - V 4 ' , - I 4 ' V - , V' s V' ' . a A-' W ' , VV V ,V g- Fw, 4 -. 1 .'- , ' ny. 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Strffmf mu -- Atlcllwcrt Maxim, Frcncli. Glu- Cflulw: Xit'linl.r ligiilcy. English, Girls' Atlilctiui N.1rtli.i firmxlu. Supcrximr of Englixli, Rriiictlinl RL-,nliirui lfixnmcs Nwlnn. Spginisli, Suti.il Stutlitw. Girl! Atlilc-tits M.rrlx IK-t-i'y'. lfnglisli, Rcliginn. lilly! Allllvlltx. SOCIAL STUDllfS DlfPARTlN'llfNT Lcll 11, ifglvl-ltln Stukus, Ancic-nt History, XX'nrltl His turyg VI. Curtis Ncwlin, Dircttur of Stutlics. Aim'rit.rn W History: Fixinrus Nolan, Smial Stutlir-s. Sl.ll1l5lL Girl! Arlilctitxg Artliur liiswu. Suciill Stutlica, Pllyxiu. limp' Athletics. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Luz lu ilglfi, it.iltd-- .luytr MtKinstry. Dt-ran ul Girls A Stix-mt-1 Alfrt-tl Amlcrwuii. Dt-.in nf limp. Mntliciilgitiul 2 w'llll.llT1 Cl.1rk. Printipnlg Rutli Cixiilu. Awismnt Prin- tip.1l. l.il'vr.1ri.1n1 Altrul Ht-ntlt-iwnn. liiixiiu-xx lx'.lI1.l.KL'fl P.aul T.rylni'. lXl.llllLAl1LltlkS, Smmflfzg-V VI. Curtis Nrwlin. Diixmtui' uf Stutliu, Aim-rit.m Histivry, Mliilulq Arthur liistm. Sain-inc. N.1tlicm.rtita. Swtinl StllAllL'Nl XX'illi.im liiltrurliclil, Dirutnr uf Atlilc-Kits, Englixli. Pulwlititx. Faculrv J I STA F F LH! In rigfvff- fDu1'is M.u'sl1.1lI. Director uf Din-ing HJHL lcffruy M:n'sh.1llg Alxim Philby, Dirutur uf Studvnt Wfwrk, Huusckccpcrg Cnmlxim Kcllcy. Nurwg HulL'n.1 Munwn, Assismnt Hmm-wg Fnuh lPlumlu1'wn, Duxu-wut. OFFICE STAFF Leif! to rigfvi-V Vl.lI'1L'K Rulnr. liusinmx N.lnu3gcl'K Num-- mryg Bcrninc Tlmumpwn, clllixldlhg' Otihc SCkl'Q'I.lI'X I Alflul HL'l1LlL'l'N4lI1. Iimimm 1Xi.ll'l.lfLL'I'Q I.Kl'I'.lilR' AlL'l1l'iillN. Ijil'l'kI1Yl' uf Stluln-nt Umm' Smff. IWATHINIATICS AND SCIFNCIZ Left lu. rllufvl, fiwl :ffm Fmmia Hurnlwwrw. Awixmnr Dum uf Buyx, Sun-mc. limp Athlutiuz -luy1,u 1XILKmxtrx. I DL-.m of Girls. Niunw. Uirlx Atlmlctiug Lnul 'llnxlzu AI.lf'1L'lN.lfiLN. Mcch.1niL.ll Df.lNKlDjl1 Artlmr ISN' x NtlL'IlLL'. 8110.11 Studiw. limp Athluiu: Xwlflkq Hmm- Fwmuniu. 1 2 1 Le I lu ilgbf ml mu Naney Griffiths Russell Griswold Lynn Herman Brian Johnston Patrieia Punkhouser Setwzd mu Ruth Craig Adviser Michael Heningburge Carol Christman Karen lxekson Samuel Ho Arthur Biscoe Adxiser Tlmd mu Alf Askland Peter Comptei Patrieia Walker Robert Weaver Brenda Nelligan David Sanders Student Council HI:RL is something in exery sehool that is the eentral point ot its aetnities At Oakwood it is the Student Couneil The history of this eouneil dates baek many years to when it was first ereated to entourage and proxide tor the partieipation ol eaeh member ot the Oakwood Sehool eommunity in the organization of the eommunity life There hate been many ehanges in its organization and memberships hovseyer the Couneil still serves the same purpose and we expeet it to eontinue The Couneil at the present time is made up of the heads of the four sehool eom mittees the heads of the two dorms a day student representatne and the representa tn es from elasses not already included The administration has been represented by tvio yeterans of Student Couneil Ruth Craig and Art Biseoe At this point me would like to thank these tvto hne people tor the adyiee and suggestions mhieh they have offered to us throughout this year The Couneils duties in general are To work and to eooperate with the Ifxeeutne Committee ot the sehool to present the student yiewxpoint whenexer needed and to diseuss eertain problems of sehool lite that haxe been presented to the Couneil by indiyiduals by classes by' faculty or by' the administration. As vie look baele on this year many' of us may think that the Council should have substituted more 'zetion for discussion in many eases' but we must remember that self-government ey en on our small stile must be 'iehiey ed with slows ness and with eare. 1- Left In rigbl. ruled-Susan Crutchley, Catherine Vfest. Scwnid wfugliinily Brown, Patricia Wrilker. Chairman: joyce Mcliinstry. Adviser: Carol Christman, Chairman, Margaret Allhusen. 'lifurd wu'fSusan Wfright. Gayle Schlageter. Gwen Mackel. Sarah Newcomb. Carolyn Hogg Girls' Council VERY Monday night, Joyce McKinstry, Dean of Girls, and various representatives have met under the auspices of Girls' Council to dis- cLlSS the different problems and concerns that arise in the girls' dorms and other areas of school life. A try at putting to bed and deciding the neces- sary regulations for meal lateness resulted from these discussions. Not exclusively concerned with disciplinary matters, the Girls' Council has claimed credit for projects of a different nature. Among the more pleasant accomplishments have been trips to I, B. M. and the Christmas Party, not to mena tion food vended regularly each Tuesday and Thursday night to tide dieters over until the next meal. The conversion of the basement in the Girls' New Dorm into a rumpus room complete with piano has been one of the Council's major tasks. Through the year, with Mickeys invaluable help, Girls' Council has tried not only to assume more responsibility, but also to stimulate in the dorms that same sense of responsibility. Boys' Council Hli Boys' Council, without a doubt, is one of the most important councils on campus. The reason for its prominence is the responsible part it plays in the total organization that directs Oakwood. The Council. during the past years. has gone through many stages: namely, its birth. its strug- gle for survival, and its tight for recognition, The Council, at the present time, is in the third stage. and to many of us this is the most difficult, Dur- ing the struggle for recognition, we have found comfort in the assurance and guidance of our faculty advisers, Alfred Anderson, Dean of Boys, and Francis Henderson, This struggle for recog- nition is far from its end, and it must be carried on by next year's Council. The success or failure of this struggle will determine whether or not the Boys' Council really exists or is merely a name, With that in mind, we would like to wish next year's Council a smooth path to its goal. Lcll lu llgftl, ualcd -Karl XX'c-imer. Ricliarcl XX'oocl. Robert XX'c'avc-r. Alfred Anderson. Adviserl Howard liullett, Allan Cooper. Wfilliam Thomas, Glen liiblcfr. Scmud mn Samuel Ho. Chairmani Alf Asklancl, -lolin P. MacDonald, Michael Heningburg. Cliairmang Wfilliam Rowe. Charles Kyle. Nicholas Fecloruk. Lefl In righf. .reared - Kate Summey. Glen Bibler. Margaret Davis. Semud mu'-Mary Rhodes. Chairmang john P. MacDonald. Nancy Griffiths. Chairmang Doris Slmeinaker, Nicholas Fedoruk. Xu! .vbffzwl - Sandor Csnbaji. Chairman. Study Committee Hli Study Committee began its activities this year by sponsoring an assembly in which the study hall rules were presented to the student body. ln this way. everyone became acciuainted with them. As the year adxanced, the tommittee, under the helpful guidance of its faculty advisers, Mary Rhodes and Curtis Newlin, was available for sug- gestions made by both students and faculty. As a result of this, a survey concerning the new X Period and study halls offered helpful suggestions for possible improvement of these periods. One thing which proved of interest to the students, particularly Seniors, was another assem- bly held by the Study Committee. Richard- A. E. Brooks. Ph.D., professor of English at Vassar. and NXfinifred Numpty jordan. a freshman who was graduated from Oakwood last year, discussed with us the necessity of organized study at college. This year the Study Committee was able to ac- complish a great deal. and it should. in the years to come, become .1 more important part of Oak- wood Sthool. Wo1'k Committee HE main objectives of the Work Committee are to see that the Community Service Pro- gram is carried out and to keep the campus re- spectably clean. ' Witlm the experience of Mrs. Philby, we at- tempted to fit the job to the worker and vice- versa. To try to balance the irksome job and the easy job, there were two work-job rotations. CAfter all, why go dish-pan when you can blister your fingers Cutting pictures for Yosh?j To help the grass retake areas previously designated for lawn, but which had been mutilated into paths for between-class-rushers and before-meal-runners, signs were placed at the appropriate intersections. We also organized campus cleanups and at one time surprised the boys' locker room with a coat of paint. Because of the fact that all work-jobs are even- tually done, that the lawn crawled over the mud, and that the grass was able to be discerned through the candy wrappers, we feel that the ob- jectives were achieved. Ltll ni riglfl. u.1ftd--Karl Wfeimer. Robert Young. liarbaixi Boss. Russell Griswold. Chairman. Secfnld mu' -Alf Askland. Chairmang john P, MacDonald, Charles Janeway. l vt Lefl lff figlal. .reared-Mary Lynn. Bette Davis. Holly deVries. Ruth Craig, Adviser, Margaret Allhusen, Carol Christman. Lynn Heiman. Second ruu'-Brian Johnston, Chairman, Sandra Sheldon, Peter Compter, Stephen Mc- Ready, Frances Burton, Wzilter Dent. Calendar Committee HIS year, the Calendar Committee added an- other assignment to the long list of activities for which it is responsible. It has made a con- certed effort towards changing the set routine into which our programs were drifting. Perhaps, as a direct result of experimentation, programs that have been presented have not always met with approval. However, this is to be expected in the trial period of any new idea, and the committee hopes that it has now developed a foundation for further presentations. Besides these programs, the committee also sponsors the Vespers and Assem- bly speakers, decorates for banquets before dances, and sets all of the dates for our planned activities, which include class plays and picnics, glee club concerts, and other music programs, even all ath- letic events. Lynn Heiman and Brian johnston were both new to their positions as chairmen this year, but, with Ruth Craig's untiring help, they adapted easily to their new tasks. Social Committee LTHOUGH being on the Social Committee may seem to be all play and no work, this organization plans Friday night activities, dances. and goes over the social code. They meet every Tuesday night with Bill Butterheld, Joyce Mc- Kinstry, and Al Anderson. This year, together with the Student Council, the Junior and Senior members of the committee have taken over the responsibility of social duty. This has proved successful generally, and the stu- dents have tried to cooperate. Many hours went into decorating for dances. More than once, energetic members stayed up until all hours putting last minute touches on dec- orations. During the dances, we slept in order to conserve our strength for cleaning up later! Of course, the committee always got help in these things, so it wasn't really so difhcult as we pro- fess. To end a wonderful year, Bill Butterfield gave the committee a party, with real food and televi- sion! All of this could never have materialized without student support, however, and we grate- fully acknowledge this effort. Lyvfl In rigbl, firm! mri'--,-C.iinillc- Nxfalwyn. Virginia Bunzl, Catherine West. Semud mul--Carol Stokes. David Sanders. Chairmang Patricia Funkhouser, Chairmang Christopher Iles. 'l'l1ird mu-Holly Clarke. Charles Spross. William Butterfield. Adviser, Paul Barrett. Rohine Andrau. eiggp'-'61-sa Building Fund OME of us remember 1 time when the girls new dormitory was in the blue print stage Then in 1952 the first wing was built And now in 1955 we are adding a new wing This is not an isolated proyeet it is part of a S750 000 twenty year program This present step is not yust a series of unrelated moxes for eaeh improxe ment depends on the one before it In this phase a wing will be added to the girls new dormitory which will then aceommodate in one place all the girls at Oakwood The study hall will then be remodeled into a place for wor ship and for assembling during more quiet occa sions The upper floor of the Main Building will eontaxn a study hall and elass rooms The innrm ary' having at present a small capacity' will be expanded to meet our further needs. This phase has been executed by' Charles W. Thompson. Much of the response to the cam- paign must be accredited to his leadership and personality. Also the work of Oakwoods Board. Administration, faculty, staff, and volunteer work- ers deserves credit and appreciation. The cam- paign, the improvements to Oakwood in the past all are the direct results of the generosity of Oakwood s friends without whose support it would haye been impossible to haye an Oakwood We extend our thanks L fl I Hgbl Mrs Huhe-it bpruss Charles Thompson Mrs james Willums Mrs William Butterneld f l If, Cr -:Iry,',Z:Il,,l, . V! ,H i flpzxy ,lk Y awk X VI .X N T .f 514 Ji f'J-3,QH,,,1xj?Q1 KX M ' ' 'I A ww wif X K I. XXXXXXQ NS XX Q A X X XXX KX XQX NX xx N K , xx XXX f ff , w WD X Ng 1 ,X Qin ws X U ,Y I 4 F 2 ii? xg Wm gg M W A IQ, QF l g k Glee Club S Oakwootls Glee Club has more partiti- pants than any other organization. nertainly it plays an important part in our turrieulum, Twite a week. the throng ol' students blend their writes in preparation for the several programs per- liormetl eath year, It is a project of cooperation and harmony between stutlcnts and instructors. Our director, Aelelbert Mason, accompanied by the able Isabella Forsythe Taylor, anal her assistant, Lintla Weltlw, has conducted the group with aesthetit tinesse, Untlcr his baton, the Glcc Club suttesstiully protlutetl the Christmas Pageant, The Pmfmie of lletirtf. tliretteal by lfrantes Nolan. The thoir antl part ot' the string ensemble also ton- tributetl to this tolorful exent. By singing tluring two luncheon meetings. the organization lurtheretl the Building lfuntls Campaign. Anal another exe-ni. unpreeetlenteel. was a joint-toneert with Viewpoint Sthool. The xcrsatility ot the group was exemplitietl by the witle range ot' stores thosen tor presenta' Practical Chemistry and Radio Cluhs HE Praetital Chemistry Cluh is composed ot' in- terested and enthusiastic themistry students. Un- der the able supervision of Vloyte Mtliinstry. we have gained a knowledge ot' the prattital applitations ot' themistry, formerly heyond our tonteption. and experimented with a variety ot' things from nylon to tire extinguishers. Led hy Alfred Henderson, the Radio Ciluh was again organized this year, Alter mastering the nodes. we eontaeted amateurs from Arizona to Newhurgh. XY'e diseovered that radio tould he an easily mastered and entertaining hohhy. Kira? Religious Life Committee Hlf Religious I.il'e Committee with chairman Raymond Hansen, is a voluntary organization that enrithes the spiritual lite ot Oakwood. Ifrom time to time, the CQommittee distussed ways to im' prose Meeting tor XX'orship. This year. it planned a week-end eonferenee. led hy Norman XY'hitney, Ph.D,. ot' Syratuse Unixersity. who helped Us to diseuss the theme, CQonstiente as it Diretts our Conduttf' XY'ith the support ot' its memhers. the Committee has enjoyed its setond suttesstiul year. 5 . The Auto Mechanics Cluh XVICQIQ a week ahout ten hoys, a motor. and Art Biseoe get together to Iind out what makes a ear titk. XX e have learned that when it does tick, some thii ig is wrong, just what, we have had lun trying to tind out. Another adventure has heen learning the tritks ol the ext setond hand tar tradef-Art tried to pawn his ra tar ott on one ot' us. lt has heen real lun and. all in all. ticking motors .lI1t its l mistiring hrains made for a good Auto Nethan Ciluh. -w r I tl Bridge Club ITH three fatulty experts, a group of card sharks-to-be met on Wfednesday afternoons and occasionally on Friday evenings during Nsocialf' The bridge fans were divided into three groups: be- ginners, intermediates, and advaneed. Each week a different person assumed the burden of teaching tYosh often played two or three hands at oncel. We have gained a lot of experience in one of the wonders of the worldfwbridgesand if we use our little ditto instruction sheets, should fare very well against any competition. Ceramics Club NDER the instruetion of Mrs. Philby, the Ceramics Club has steadily progressed from the basic fundamentals of producing rolled dishes to turning out a variety of objects: dishes, statuettes, jewelry, and dish-tiles. In the future, we hope to be able to experiment with other phases, possibly with a mold. Each of us has found teramics to be a rewarding experience, but we are somewhat surprised to discover that there is more imagination required than talent. and more patience than ability. Cooking Club If have found an exciting retipe for good fun in the antits of the cooking club, and we know that the definite testimony to the success of this club is that in the course of time we have gained a few pounds. Under Nancy Peery's adept and help- ful hand, we even managed the greatest triumph-a meal from our own recipes, For us, the club has been an essential part of Oakwood life. and we shall never forget its place in this year. 21 Xe' Choir HE Oakwood Choir. under the capable direction ol' Bert Mason, and accompanied by Nichola Bailey, has succeeded in perfecting a repertoire. rang- ing from French and German Renaissance selections to early American folk songs and Negro spirituals. The Choir has appeared at school concerts, Meet- ings for Vlforship, evening vespers, and an occa- sional morning assembly. This year. as always. has proved to be successful-'valuable not only to the choir, but also to each audience. Music Appreciation Club N any Sunday afternoon between three and four, sundry melodious strains may issue from the assembly room. The Music Appreciation Club has given programs calculated to appeal to catholic tastes, The classics range from Bach to Beethoven and have been well aired: there have been scheduled programs of Dixieland. and modern jazz. ballet and opera, musical comedy and tolls songs. Often. in the spring. the club met out ol doors, adding much charm to its music. Piano Ensemble HE Ensemble for three pianos, directed by Isabella Forsythe Taylor is another popular mu- sical group, It has entertained, on many occasions: the Christmas and Easter services, and the Spring Concert, The Ensemble consists ot Barbara Beasley. thc- King twins, Cam Xwalwyn, Gwen Mackel, Mich- iko Takeda, Amelia Cobb, and Nicholas Bailey, The flute trio: Meg Davis, Beth Lane, and Susan XY'right. has entertained. as has the string trio: Witlter Dent, Elizabeth Engel, and Margot Soley, playing viOlins and cello, respectively. Oakwood appreciates these instrumental groups. 7 Typing Club HE Typing Club is composed of nine diligent students who meet every Tuesday evening to perfect the valuable skill of typing. This is accom- plished through a series of exercises which the stu- dents perform under the skilled experience of Eu- genia Newlin. Climaxing these lessons is a graded series of drills, which determine the degree of pro- ficiency attained. This club provides an opportunity for each mem- ber to derive personal satisfaction from the accom- plishment of something that he will use for many years to come. 25 Literary Magazine N its third year, the Oakwood Literary Magazine is rapidly becoming an established tradition. Ever since the publication of the '33 lI w'kilwp. Oak- wood's tirst literary venture, come spring, all of the schools creatively-inclined begin scurrying around on a sort of literary toot. As wheels begin to turn, typewriters to click, there is a general surge of creativity. Inspiration runs the gamut, and slowly though steadily, a literary magazine emerges. This year the Lilenzry Magazine has upheld the tine tradition of its predecessors, and has offered many indications of exceptional literary ability among contemporary Oakwoodites. The 'SS Lil. Magazizze contains a variety of literary forms, and it is gratify- ing to see that contributions from members of all four classes have been included. Dramatics Club HE club activities program is designed to pro- vide an outlet for the individual, The Dramatics Club has fulfilled this purpose. We met every week to discuss future theatrical conquests. During workshop periods, we impro- vised and studied dramatic techniques. Mr. Clark. Cam Wfalwyn, and Cathy West have given us the leadership necessary to conduct a well- organized club. Working mainly with each other, we have not pro- duced for public tonsumptiong however, the reading of The Sire de Maltroit's Door was the highpoint of our work. x Lelfl in rigbl. .teuled-joseplu Cohen, Business Editor: Norma Busch, Nichola Bailey, Adviser, john Ross. Editor: Helen Birnbaum. Managing Editorg Gail jones. Richard Wfood, Sports Editor. Sc'L'UlIl4l mu'-Catherine West. janet Forman. Bette Davis, Carolyn Hogg, Craig Brohel. Pauline Ho. Cynthia Miller, Ellen Stein. Susan Crutchley. Nui ilwzcvf--l'larb.tra Boss. Art Editor, Clon- stance Porter. Social lfditor. Black on Whitt- NOTHER Black nu l! l1i!e extra, Among the unique features which distinguished this year's school newspaper was its mode of publicity. One could be certain that at precisely the same moment that the Black on White went to press, slick sheets of dittoed matter would begin to appear, heralding the latest edition. And . . . the latest edition was usually quite worthy of its lavish build-up. In addition to its interest-holding content, the Black on llvbile has been able to come out in printed form rather than mimeographed sheets as in past years. Also, the paper was granted permission to secure advertise- ments, this move made it possible for the staff to enlarge Black on l! l1ile to six sheets. Through- out the year, Black on llvbife has attempted to print items which spotlight the interests of the entire Oakwood community. At high tides and low, all achievements should be attributed to the unflagging eH0rts of the entire newspaper staff. Le Cerclc Francais CC OUS iIlH'Ull.t rule ftjllllfllll du Cerrlu linin- rfzit rel rlj7i'Cl.l-lflfdfily . . . this is the mes- sage that sends us OH to the Hendersons' living room certain afternoons after school. The tea, coffee, and cakes are anticipated as eagerly as Mary Rhodes' games: Qui .ifrii-je? Qanimal, vegetable, mineral, or just about anything elsej. From Au Clair de la Lune, to the Marseillaisef' we exercise our vocal chords, as well as listen to those of the most famous French A'Z7r111fU!H'.t, And the meeting is often tempered with hilarity: i.e., twenty-seven people trying to play bingo in French. However, the showing of slides in order to understand lirench culture has become another of our various and favorite diversions. lt will be hard to forget our meeting with Mademoiselle Lasserre, and the lfejle dw Rail . . . with each of us hoping to lind fe lmriml in the cake, lfrom French l, to lfrench IV, to anyone with the slightest interest in fu filllgllcf fl'cl11Q'u'f.lt'. Mlle. Rhodes has developed .1 club as informative and interesting, as it is amusing. Let! In ffglfl. fuyil mu'-juditli Brooks. Pauline Ho, Deborah Bacon, Craig lirobel. Svfflild mu'---Cynthia Bensen, Virginia Lfllman, Bette Davis. Mary Rhodes. Advisor, Gail jones. lilizabetb Taber, lirances Burton. iliflird wir- Robine Andrau. Rebecca Stout. 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Maw gcjtiper, if fJ4,w f , .-.' lr. 2 Y 28 TILL another Oakwood football season passed rnto the reeord books Although statrstreally rt was not an ox erlyf suecessful season at nts elose there were no regrets for what had already passed To the unlnrtlated the ualeers dropped all sux games and yet rn retrospeet thus eannot be the entire story The rm aluable experlenee gained the unflaggrng sprrrt of both the players and the eoaehes the promrse ot a yxell balaneed squad next I' '4 wwf!! year all tended to lessen the load ot a defeated season In perspeetne one hnds that at erueral pornts throughout the year the potentral ot the Oalevtood ball elub beeame eyrdent A hne hrst halt agamst St Peters a good eomebaele against lreldston and a terrrhc shovx agarnst heaxllyf fayored Red Hoole all hrghlrghted the season And not to underestrmate the ballplayers elther Captains Askland and Hansen lettermen Ross Krlpatrrele anevyay and Henmgburg all eontrrbuted xaluable effort to thrs years ball elub The underelassmen too abounded Grrsvtold Kyle MeG1nn1s and Spross rn partreular should earry the load next year But the word team means whole and the freshmen and sophomores also play a large part and deserxe eredrt lor the startmg squad rs only as good as the team rt plays rn prretlee Thrs rs of eourse a more eonserxatne new Our able eoaehes Mr B and Yosh would prob ably haye more radreal news on the luture L fl If Hgh! kneeling David White Wfilliam Thomas Semna' 1 Chirles Janeway Samuel Ho William Butterfield Coach Sandor Csobaji Lowell Croll Tland nu john Ross Manager William Rowe Alf Askland William Dann Michael Hemngburg. Manager Nfl rlzfurz Frederick See Varsity Basketball AKWOODS basketball team although llkle ing height and experienee amply made up for these deheieneies with a determined effort md a fighting spirit blended with Oalewoods usual brand ot good sportsmanship This was strongly baeleed by the loyal support of the erowds and the exeellent coaehing of Mr Butterheld With cmly one member ot last year s Varsity returning and hampered by illness which often leept the ended with a ereditable reeord With Sandy Csobayi and Charlie anew ay lead ing the offensiye play Alt Asltland and Lowell Croll eontrolling the boards and Bill Dlnn s de eeptise bill handling these eomprised our start in, hxe strongly baeleed by Sam Ho Bill Thomas Daxe White Fred See and Bill Rowe One of the more exeiting eontests of the season prosed to be the Wooster game as was the mateh with that sehool last year The opponents kept pace with the ual-.ers during the hrst half howexer in the third period Oakwood gained a safe lead and eame through with the win Competition ran high during the Alumni All Star game with old students getting the oppor tunity to Compete with a more experienced Com himtion This year the height and talent of Ben Dent and Pete Van Kleeel-. among other players prosed too much for the Varsity who put up a tiff resistanee before suceumbing to the odds and losmg a well fought game Mike Hemnburg and ohn Ross ably managed thej V boys -4 x, ry I , ' 4 ' V ' , I I' ' 'ruff k .' 1 . , ' it ' , Q A H, ' , 1 '- , ' r Q ' -4 ' . . ' , A A ' . I ' l '. 1 . 'I . r ' - ' . , I -A I U y 2 2 i . . . Y . A .- ' , .' Y A , ' , . ,w , , . 5 y .1 7' Q . . ' y . . .- . ' -' . -' . ' A . ' . 2 A 7 - - 7' 1 ' ' - . W h Y I . 5 A U V Y 'ei - ' I. 6 I . . YA A. A ' , ' ' ' , 7 . , .J -, , , , A . . A A . ' D ' , Q ' S A I ' - . K- - ' . u I - , . ' L- -,I 's- X ' v A ' 7, ' . 7 V 7 ' . . . ' X , ' , V . ' ' - ' 7 J K ' team from playing at full strength, the boys the Varsity' group, with P. MacDonald serving i - ' ' ' T ' ' L 1 '- Q? , - ' V . 2 - ' ,- rs- . - 'b . 5- , . ' A ' ' 7 ' 7 . -. . V ' , A luv, ' , X , I , .L 1 , I, . , . ., .n , I V , 1 . ' t , I I I M I I f , . , - , - , ., VV if I, . . 1 1 V , ll ' 1 . . . . I v - ' K 11. I WVR y ,' .. . , . 1 .. Rt. .yy N y . , .. . 3 M' A v , ' ' - i 1 - r 7 l it 5 . . . - . y 7' . 7' V v ' 29 14. . J-,XL -VVV 1, 0 '.v4 W Q 9 6 J, Av' MJ ,fLLk.'-1 fp-16 l Us V ' Y ' 4' Y Q by - Je! ca V P' Jr , ago- -12 - IJ' J- s J Rfb J, f Q0 ,fr es- , Miaga Bataisiii 6, JA . Let! In rigbf. Lzfccfliug-Miclmiel Twining, ,lay Halsband. Settolld mu'-XValter Dent. Glen Bihler. Wfilliam Butter- tield. Coachg john Grummon. Michael McGinnis. Tlvmz' mu--Eric Golden. David Burnett. Odin Townley. Peter Lane. Russell Griswold, lfdwarcl Haight, NUI .tlmztf1--- Blake Carter. Thor Townley. 04446 Jw af' 100232 Vadim? HIS year's V. group, gathered lrom an extremely unlikely looking assortment, soon surprised everybody but themselves by developing into a clicking combination which finished the season with a highly respectable 7-6 record, Arriv- ing at the Oakwood gym as individuals, they soon learned to work together as a single unit under the intuition, mind, and excellent instruction ol' Coach Bill Butterlield. Despite a temporary set-back due to the absence ol' several tirst-string players, the V. displayed an enormous desire, usually maniliested in a posi- tive result. to win. A scoring combination ot' Wcilt Dent and Russ Griswold, augmented by Mike Twinings ability to get the ball to the inside, and the rebounding ot' Dic Townley and Pete Lane, presented a solid wall ot' basketball talent, which few teams had the ability to break down. These live of the starting team were reinforced by an exceptionally strong second team which deserves a great deal ol' credit lor the total per- formance displayed. XXfe hope that they will do as well as next year. H15 start ol' the B-ball season was gtcctcc a mass oli uncoordinated lfreshmen and Soph- omore players, Coach Al Anderson selected twelve ol' the most likely in appearance and miraculously transformed them into adecluate participants in the game. By the end ol' the season they had learned to work together well enough to linish with tive straight wins, ending with a total record ol' seven wins and three losses. K Because of inadequate transportation facilities. Coach Al Anderson was not able to carry the full squad to all contests, thus cutting the actual play- ing time. However. every member ol' the team put in .1 considerable .unount ol time. leading ulti- mately to self-knowledge, sell'-confidence, and sell'- improvement. The basic structure ol' the team was developed around the skills ol Ditk Schwartz and Nick lfedoruks rebounclingg Bobby W'eaver's aggres- siveness and driving abilityg Hugo Sonnenschien's outside shotsg and Howie Bullets almost profes- sional hook shot, They were competently backed by Roger Thornhill. Chris Iles, Bob Young, Bob Lohaus, Steve lNflacready and Tom Cohen. Let! lu Ilgftl. llltcflllf Hugo Sonnc-nschc-in. Howard Bullett. Thomas Cohen. Stmfld mit Alfred Anderson. Coach, Nicholas lic-doruk. Cio-captaing Robert Wfeaver. Co-captain: Frederick Rilcy. Assistant Coach, 'I find mu --Robert l.ohaus. Roger 'l4hornhill. Richard Schwartz, Christopher Iles. Robert Young. QKWDQ 0.92005 ' Scxnnt lil Nj' Lefl to right. jiri! v-ou'-Michael McGinnis, john Grum- mon, David Burnett. Secwzd wu'-Charles Janeway, William Butterfield. Coach: Peter Bang. , 7 4 X -t All -lihcagffw W . 1 if , M ' Boys' Tennis NE of the most popular sports at Oakwood is tennis, enjoyed by allfboth boys and girls. P 'This year, as in the spring of every year, Coach Bill Butterfield carefully looked over the twenty- four candidates who tried out for the tennis team. so that a winning combination of boys could be formulated. For the tournaments, Mr. B. se- lected only five boys, who played five singles and two doubles. These five players included three returning lettermen of last year, Charles Janeway, john Grummon, and David Burnettg and two new squad members, Peter Bang and Mike McGinnis. They were strongly backed by a second team which gave the depth valuable for future years. Although lacking the strength of last years squad, Oakwood battled hard throughout the en- tire season, playing against more experienced teams, such as Wooster, Storm King, and Mill- brook. The results verify the fact that Oakwood had a good tennis team. cshluin f, CJ..,AnR- cd: Basebag R ITH the first signs of spring, the baseball team emerged from a winters hibernation. full of enthusiasm and the proverbial hustle. Although the nucleus of last year's team had dc- parted, the Black and White was determined to improve upon the previous year's record. This season marked the return of Fran Henderson to the coaching post after a two year absence, with newcomer Mark Peery as his assistant. Holdover from last years varsity included Lowell Croll. Dick Wood, Bill Thomas, and John Ross. The ll. V. produced such ballplayers as Sandy Csobaji. Ed Haight, and Terry Murphy. Newcomers in- cluded Russ Griswold, Dave White, Pete Riddle- berger, Glen Bibler, and Chuck Kyle. Although many were lacking in varsity experience, the schedule provided sufficient oposition, and the Oakwood squad was soon a well-rounded ball club. This year's schedule included games with St. Peter's, Staatsburg, Millbrook Memorial, Storm King, Arlington, Pine Plains, and Wappingers liallsi With a wealth of material and a fine coach- ing staff, the Quakers seemed destined to produce one of the best baseball squads in recent years. Left lu rlgfvl. fiat! l'flll D1lN'itl White. Peter Riddle- berger. Terrence Murphy. Glen Bihler. David Harkness. Richard Wood. Michael Twining. Scfnlld wu'i1NIark Peery. Assistant Coachg Charles Lampman, Manager: Sandor Csobaii, Lowell Croll. Edward Haight. Russell Griswold, William Thomas, Francis Henderson, Coach. N01 rlmzcu-john Ross. A N i 451 A 'J ff 1 N XII' X -. y, wtf, I I , ,' L! iz, A I lx., 1' 1' fl, A 'T A .fi -. 4 4 4 ,ch S-jj , - ' 1.1- C. 'w t v1'l.t X' 'M 'L ' ' 'f9 Y' 'C ef 1 iff?-J f-J 'A M' '- ' 1 1 I. n,.M, 4-1-5 lQ,, R, - X-l'1Q,-C1L. :gf-1 1111, I In ight I rf Frlc Golden Sandor Cso all Dnid Wflutc Russell Griswold Wfrlliim lhomis Durcl ancers SLtlI1Idlll tiur 'lcoc CUILT Wi run Rowe Alf Asklind Kul Wciiiicr Michael Hcningburi, lhTlLl'IlRl Schilcler WM 'IW ff' 'W ffl? 'iifWA fyfe' Wafiff Witfda W fly? ff Z'w f A , A f ' If A HIE one sport that scarcely exists at Oakwood. ff 7d but seems to surxive its only test is tr ck. V All in all Oakwood does quite well considering its handicaps. First it has to compete with other spring sports: golf tennis 'md baseball. Secondly. we haxe no track. Our one chance to show' ourselves is at Arling- ton where we compete with three other schools for the championship of class D in Dutchess County. This we missed by 112 points in 1252 and 12 point in '53, However in 195-1 we came- home with trophies. The participants for the following eyents -t' this book goes to print are: sprintsfSandor Csobaji Dasid Wliite 'md Willi'1in Thomas: distance-Carl Wfeimer Philip Ellsworth Williaiiw Rowe Alf Askland and Michael Schilder' broad jump-Dayid Wlmite and Sandor Csobaji' high jump-Wfilliam Rowe' 'ind Sl1Oll7Lltk-MlLil1'1Cl Heningsburg and Daxid Sanders. Howeyer this sport wouldn't m'iteri'1lize completely without the help and interest ol' Art Biscoe and Yosh San' bonmatsu, to whom we owe a vote of thanks. Go N unusually small number ot students an swered Qouh Yosh Slnbonmatsus call for golf team candid ltes howeyer three of the tour man te1m had had it lei t one year of tournament play experience Around this nucleus the team wa uuilt Starting with practice behind the Boys Dorm and aided by adyicc from the coach ind 1 pamph let entitled Huu In Play Gul the boys soon worked the stiffness out ot their muscles and legan to remember to keep their he ads down As the weather grew w trmer I B M s course wls nulable for liye practice Crlduxlly they grew into 1 formidable telm with slices disappearing ind putts dropping The stlrting team consisted ot l d en Hogan See Geoff Sam Sneicl Kilpatrick Dan Clffy Middlccoff Kilpatrick tnd ly President Eisenhower Halsbanel They were backed by strong resources when opposing the faculty iam Ho Paul Barrett Charles Spross and Brian ohn ston The team was strong in the D C 9 I. haying matches with Red Hook. Roosevelt Arlington Millbrook and Pawling. Liter on it played a non- league match with New Paltz and a much specu- lated-upon tournament with the faculty. il I rig 1- Bette axis. Malna'er1 Pau Barre . -at Halshand. Fred See. Daniel Kilpatrick. Brian ohnston. 'osairo .In nnmfitsu. Coach, N' I .url i Geoffery lxilpatrick. 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Ou et ' ' 1 tk ' the I'e.lr was A r 5 .md A' ' A . QL 1' I we 1-1 t 'A .11 ' I 5 . t 1 l.I'ed I .ms on ' unit, e.1rne.tII' .m1 vi 0 fly, 4 1 15- gf If C9 1l.l,' '1 31 1 fl . 51.1. . 1. .tlv '- .l1. lt 1 11- Q . 1- I . I A Q. V I I 4 rrp uv. , I '. '-I: , 4 ,I I. for .1 rr A ' 'I I I -1 f '11-hn v S' SI ' ' 1 .1 1 U . l , 1' W Y' 1 Y. '1 '. 1' -4 1 N' ' . ' Aa, lere 1 , 1 G. A. A. ONNllliS announcement ol' a Girls' Athletic As- sociation meeting means the gathering ol' its live memhers, under the guidance ol' Hill liutterlielcl, to make decisions concerning the girls' athletics. The major activities ol' the G. A. A. this year included purchasing the new athletic uniforms, the sponsorship of the haskethall intramurals, and a tennis tournament. At the annual spring hanquet, awards for athletic excellence and the David Lane Sportsmanship trophy were given. Thus, another year ol' sports came to an end. Ltll In llgffl, ic.1ltdflxai'en -Iackson, liarhara Boss. Chan'- mang liarhara lieasley. Stroud mukNancy Grithtlis. Marla liottesch. I. V. Basketball XHE Ul. V. team terminated its season with six wins and two losses. Part of this success was due to the coaching ot' Frances Nolan, and the outstand- ing co-captainship of Norma Busch and Dc-hhie Bacon, Not to he forgotten in the roster of important players for the team were Vivian Hogg. timerg Bar- hara Hannum, scorer. and Clam Wfalwyn. manager. The remaining segment of importance in the tc-am's winning power was the great capacity which the girls had for ahility and good sportsmanship. lat! lu flgftl, iucclzffg-lSarh.1ra Buss. Co-captain, Frances Nol-lfl. C.oach1 Marla liottc-sch. Co-captain. Scrmzd mu-W lfrances Burton. Emily Brown. Marjorie Frazer. Ellen l.c-wittcs. 'llnd iffiiiliutli Lexinson. Elizaheth Taher. Sarah Flaglc r. Manager: Ann XX'illis. liarhara Beasley. Varsity Basketball HE Girls' Varsity basketball team completed its games this season with a total of four wins and four losses to add to the score books. The team, un- der the direction of Frani Nolan, coach, Martyn Bottesch, and Bonnie Boss, co-captains, played other schools in the area: Arlington, Red Hook, Roosevelt. Viewpoint. Rhineheck, and Poughkeepsie. Aiding the team were Sarah Flagler, managerg Sara Newcomh, Timerg and Darryl Danenherg, Scorer. The varsity is looking forward to next ye-ar's season with optimism because of its increased experience. LJ1 lu rigbl. fir.-I wu fCamille Wfalwyn. Managerg Dehorah Bacon. Co-captaing Norma Busch. Cn-t'.:p1.1i11.' Frances Nolan. Coach. Serwld mu-Sandra Sheldon. Karen jackson. Carol Stokes. Gwen Mackel. Susan Sollins. Third mu-Mary Lynn. Julie Fogelson. Holly deVries. Cynthia Benson. june King. Carolyn Hogg. Solrlvall UOKING into the future of the 1955 Softball team. we see the return of only one memlwer of last years xarsityl however. we anticipate .1 gootl stantl- ing retorel. Nielxy Bailey. our energetit anal tolerant eoaeh. has trementlous possibilities of earrying the tentlerfoot team to xietories, XX'ith the tirst pitehetl hall. the girls showed the enthusiasm anil alwility to make a fast and cluralwle team, XY! expeet to equal last years retortl. and hope to herter it. 5 6 Lacrosse HIE game originating with the Indians has he-en adopted with equal enthusiasm hy a numher of Oakwootl girls. Although Laerosse with .1n0tl1Cr school is a rarity. more girls signed up for Lacrosse in the spring than they elinl for any other sport. a yalicl proof of its popularity. No matter how at- trattiye the game is, it eannot he credited only with its numerous participants. for Mickey is consistent with her reputation for good coaching. aetive spirit. and fun. Tennis HIS year the tennis team was determined hy an early tournament. Pat lfunkhouser and Bonnie Boss switched off and on. playing tirst and seeontl singles. Ruth Levinson, Pat XX'allxer. Pauline Ho. and Ann XX'illis also played on the team. l.ater two of the following were aeltletl hy tournament: janet lforman. Sue Deuell. Barhara Hannum. and lfllen Lewittes. The team. under Cloaeh Butterfield. eliel not laek experienee whith enahleel them to have a good reeoril. x- KY I CLK: w,.x,X x X u , 4, NQRHVNV' '11 K' . -X ,. X Q? ' .- wi-lg L X X on ,x X . x w . xxx X Ax ' x ,ff f vX , SX X N x ,lt ,fl 'Q 1 X X X x Q I' .4 +. XX Y Y 5 Vhsyxx 1 Ak r 1 ,px - X53 - ' , ' XX - x if X7 ff 23 x'x ' fff 113,11 S, xwx Rx H, f'u!.L ,J K , , f Q- X X ,ff -453,-Q X x X .tw , V .. , , I N X f, f -5 .A ., w , ' f 5' g ,'.', 'f if -Hf ',w- X-'f 'A i ' r ,f v kay ,f 3 xx n xl ff 9 ' :LRNQQX ', Q l Wi' V ,fi Nl' ' MW' , Wx , A 'X ' fp A of ' ' 1 - X I X ' -,I 5 .l K W I I . ' ff 3 Qi X 'ff ij. l, -i Q A ' , ff Q X IV! V flxh 3311! 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S Barbara Hannum, Gertrude Kappel. Elizabeth ponsor, Semzid mu'--Cynthia Miller, President: Holly Clarke. Treasurer. Holly deVries, Penelope King, Cynthia Bower. Gail King, Erncfstine Eisler. Marie Adenauer. Margaret Davis, Linda Stevenson. Third mu'-David Hill, Laura Greene. Elizabeth fAnnJ Rozell. Vivian Hogg. Carol W Hogg. Gayle Schlageter. Robert Weaver, Robert illiams, Virginia Bunzl, Diane Daniels, Carolyn Young. Fnlarlb ruiz'fOakleigh Thorne. Roger Thornhill, Robert Moore, Robert Lohaus, Stephen Mc'Cready. Linda Welch. Gale Foster. Linda Bennett, David f'l'ommyJ Cohen, Christopher Iles. Nicholas Fecloruk, Vice-Presiclentg Rieharcl Schwartz. Class of 1958 OR most of us, this year was the beginning of our lives at Oakwood. Led by the friendli- ness and purposeful attitude of the school, the Class of '58 has learned to become happier, more mature individuals. We have a lot of enthusiasm and spirit, but behind our smiling faces lie some pretty deep thoughts. The Freshmen have come together from many places into an atmosphere of good will, where there is no prejudice. All seem to have benetited from it. At the beginning of the year we had a class picnic, which was fun for all while we became well accluainted. However. because of an unequal number of boys and girls, many of our social 3 9 activities have been shared with thc- Sophomores highlighted by the Freshman-Sophomore night. Our main goal, class unity, was slow in starting. but was greatly aided by these and other activities. We are confident that this will continue to build up as we grow older. Sitting on the bottom rung of the Oakwood ladder, the Freshmen have been able to look Lip to and learn from the older, more experienced classes. We look forward with eagerness to the remaining years to come, knowing that with many added pleasures come greater opportunities to show our increasing abilities. ' Sw ,izrr-'iff' t 'o'L5 f...-Oz IF 1- . azdd' 2' 'gang 11--ai' -P'-C 21 -4 Q. -0-zu' '.'f-ibm' . 5. 1' M 1- 1 gb., --ifzgz ix.. 110:11 Lil! 11, xjglil, fnil wir--l:r.1neis Henderson. l'.iuline Ho. Cimille XV.ilwynn, ls.idor.1 liotviti, Susan Clrutehley. Donnd Smith, Dehoixih XX'edgwood, lii'edt'i'itk Riley, Niehi-I ltiiley. Stiwmf mu ,N x 'lihomiis DeRh.1m. D.iniel Kilp.ltriek. Dune Diiniels. Hugo Sonnensthein. l:.irh.id Zihedi. Vfendell 'V J flqfri i Nltlltrls, Cheryl Keller. Ciynthi.1 liensen. Susan XX'olte, l.lIhl.l lieieixihend, How.ird liullett. Diiinne s X- DelNl.1slc. Susan W'r1glit. 'Illini wir K.iren 'I.iekson, Mitlmel lwining. .ludith Young, wlody Adler, i Deli.: Xvheelright. Gwen Miielcel. lirendii Nellilmn. 5.indrir Sheldon, K.itherine McGinnis. Isolde Priehe, jay Halslmnd. Stephen Vogel, Cliirol Cliirlc. live-lyn Ash. Henry Greenberg. lfffznflv mu Vlnhn P. MacDonald. liric Golden. XX'l.lllL'I' Dent, liiihmin S.un.ind.iri. 'loel Goldstein, Rohert Crosm.in, Thor Townley. Clmrles Spross. .Iohn A, M.ieDon.ild. Peter Compter. Glen liihler, lun Capowski. Cirol Goiidsell. 'lierence Murpliy, Dmid liurnett, lildlue C.ll'lL'l'. Friink Rizzolo, Peter Line. 1 v - .'. E , C Class ofll9jS7f4 5 'Z OU'D nexer think it, hut here we .xre, h.1ll'- way through our high sthool tiireer .uid with .1 years more knowledge ol VVl1.lI Oiilswood has done..ind will do to better our undershmding ot lite. l The Sophomore C,.irnix.il, with the theme. The 714 tffrf illfnzlbi uf llw Ymr. showed Us the w.iy to cooperation, This was both hard .ind e.1sy its there .ire titty-tour people in the el.1ss, lint. the experiente w.ts fun .ind protitdhle .1nd. in our opinion, eert.iinly suetesstiul. lixen though we eouldnt put on .i pl.1y. we did line .1 se1u.ire dame on the night ol' the vlunior- Senior, All ot' the CQl.rss liunttions. ineetings. Lir- niml. SLILILU1' dtinte, touldn't luxe heen .i suetess without the help ot' our sponsors, Nicky lhtiley .ind lfrim Htmderson .ind our beloved f,l.1ss Ad- xisor, Mr. Buttertield. - W'e owe muth .ippretixtion to Mrs, Stokes xx ho ' helped us through. not over. XVorld History ind to Mr, B ,ind Nitlcy liiilc-y who molded the linglish piirt ot our yet pli.ihle minds hy w.1y of our three to tixe thous.md word themes, XXX' re.ilize th.it the p.1st ye.irs here hue helped us to .uhiexe .1 hetter understdnding ot world ,ind n.ttion.1l .Ltl.tirs. .ind we .ire looking tiorwxird to the toniingg yedrs .it Oalswood. . 1 F gfigdza, fliflkae, V. ,' I ll V 'X . ,. Q5 L1 L fri ,Q,L0.,bowLf f L ' L'-'W C AL LAI ,4 :Mil usd 'W W' T 'M i . ,t,..mA1gt 5 5604 cya, be-vi f-. ivgq, Q-4-fly peel Ylfmzi X4-ff' A ' W f T1 I I V' N. i H i ,5 i - V C fviljtk ful 'uf 3' igffvflvdf' J!! pf f' D4 .1- W, 8 . 's...- m. 4, ,.., . .Ai 1 . v 'fi ,-.Q-nil!!! Mr Q- LL 1 aww? 11 I X s 5 - . si X, X, X ll lTT 9 Lili! In right, fmt mu'-Arthur Biscoe. Adviser, Gordon Harris, julie Fogelson, Deborah Bacon. Mary Lynn. Norma Busch. Ginger Ullman. Ellen Stein. Mitchiko Takeda, joyce McKinstry, Second mn-V -Elizabeth Taber. Susan Duell. Catherine Burton, Darryl Danenberg, june King. Marjorie Frazer, juclith Brooks. Patricia Walker, Katherine Summey, Sarah Stevens. Craig Brohel. Third inn'--'Fraser Millar, Louis Simons. Robin Newcomb. Ann Willis, Susan Deane, Amelia Cobb, lixerett Barber, Leslie Willis. Carol Stokes. Barbara Beasley. Susan Sollins. Michael McGinnis. Peter Suttin. lifmrtb mn'-Karl Elmer. Odin Townley, Russell Griswold, john Grummon, Edward Haight, Peter Riddleberger. Robert MacFall. Paul Barrett. Charles Kyle. Brian johnston, Daxid White. Robert Strelitz. Charles Lampman. Robert Dickson. lv? pf rf f 1 Kel, rail?-,ll Tw' x ' yl2'f,,,1f?,.,w bali gif' -,il el 'J JA if t. 1 ,K.Class of 1956 it ,aw iv if J , -fl? Ulf X 'JD J. yr: eg' QI- 'sfo' DILBXNP-:sh A veal lun! Jil uf? pal Q! 1h,l9L .Cf cflyr ,fha 437-if ON 'bl Ugb lj- 8 1+ ,vi ffm' ls qfi S we approach the end of our junior year, 1 it is time for an evaluation of our past and an estimate of our future. In our studies, social activities. sports, and community friendliness, we have the experiences ol' three years at Oakwood. Classmates who were here for the early years re- call with pride our first class play, A St'I'6n'lll in flw Dark. Though not experienced actors, we learned lor enjoyment. During 1954, our second project evolvedsthe traditional Carnival with the gym a field of tents and booths. This year, our junior. we have Frances Nolan to thank for staging The Male Animal, a tom- -li edy in which two men vie for a woman during a College football weekend. To climax our fun and concerted efforts, we planned the annual junior- Senior Dance, sealing the unity of our class. There is so much gratitude that we owe our sponsors, Mrs. Williams and Art Biscoe. joyce McKinstry and Al Anderson receive our appre- ciation for their guidance in study and close uner- standing. The knowledge that we have gained is valued by more than marksg it comes from con- tributing to the total life at Oakwood. Eagerly we are awaiting our Senior year, glad to accept the responsibility of leadership. .Qs ,. :ti qv: Q 7 W 0,4 'of' Q1 4 an Q 4 1 Q ,, , v Q 1 YM we w ll? ll is SEFIQFQXS H1story1 of the Class of 1955 HROUGH the PASY tour ot hye years we the el1ss ot Www hue been leunrnyo bulldrntg, CXPifldlI1g CJxPOLII1dlI1g 1nd we hope shmny, 1de1s thoughts opnnlons llefb 1nel ot eourse problems ln this short time we hue presented pl 1ys LlI'l'llN 1l d 111018 I'CPI'LSCDflfINL ot the many tetes under el1ss sponsorshrp ln our elghth yCdl' we were young We drd llttle exeept le1rn the w 1ys ol the eom munlty th1t w 18 to be our home tor the next tour ye1rs lllel there1tter We dndnt gne 1 vl1y or 1 LIFIIIX 1l or sell lood or do mythnng th1t we were to do IH the sueeeeenng ye1rs :nste 1d we kept our eyes 1nd e1rs open to try to fund the key to tuture sueeess O11r next ye1r brought with lt more people more know ledge more experlenee llkl some ot our llrst el1ss exents We presented 1 H ly llllllll All 1nd bee1me more f1l1ellI1g uhlexements ot those who r1nked 1boye us rn IPL 1nd 1uthor1ty A 1 result we l'OI'l'TlLlllfLLl plms to be re 1llZCLl when Senlors The Sophomore and unlor ye1rs brrnglng torth two more the1tr1e1l produetlons 1nd 1 LlI'I1lXil c1me md went wlth mueh unusual teryor ln th 1t third ye1r we were shehtly more erltleal ot the world 1round us 1nd lookel torw 1rd to the trme when we would be 11ble to t1ke our hnil steps tollowxng our predeeessors We gne the SCINOFS 1 d1nee 1nd reeened 1 pnenle ln return As benlors we 1ssumed the le1dershlp ot the LOIllI11lffLC'S 1nd lklfINlflC.S ol the ehool hte We enjoyed our 11st ithletle letnrtles 1nd play 1nd then l3LLlI'l1C p1rt ol O1kwood s long lme of alumnn Thus wrth the hope that those following IH our footsteps m 18 1eh1eye 1 hxeher go1l we end our st1y 1t Oakwood assured that we lilly eome b1ek from tnme to tune to rexne memorles of past expernenee 46 . ' - ' ., , ' ' H, 1 1' '1' I '. 2 , A' ' si . xii' 1 ' .. 1 ' ', 1 , ' . ', ' 5 l A, 1 ' 1 '1 '1 S, 2 - .X-4 . .k- 1 Q ' 1 , ' , 1 1 ' 1 . - ls- nf X K- ' I 4 1 i vi R- 1 . . ' . . 1 ' 1 .y L1 k , .i ' . I . ' ' ' 1 . .l1' 1'1 1 1 'I 1 V - Al ' L- -2 7 1 . - . . , .k- k .2 K- . , . 1 . 1 1 X- - .l- Y .2 ' ' 1 , 17 , - v . y .. . .Av . ' . -,S R J ' .' ' ' ' ' ' 1 yl1 ', f ' l .,1. 1 '1 4 ' Interested in various committees and clubs. As Freshmen, w'e observed closely' the out- ra A , l 1 1 1'-1 1 '. Sk , ' ' 1 A 1 S ' '1 4 ' ' ' ' h .. A ' ' ll I 1 J, I I A ' ' '1 A '1 ' V I . 1 '1 '1,1 '1 ' . 1 1 K- 7 1 1 - ' ' 1, y L- L - ,K ya . . V . Y g 1 4 1 1 k ' 4 2 L' , 1, v- A A ' al' 5 1 ' 1 , el' fi 1 '1 1 l . e ' 1' . , 1 li- y , ' . 2 - ' 1' ' ,y y , . L , . -1 . i JANE1 RAZLER Oakuooel behool Pouehkeepsxe New Xlllk IW ye 115 lnergeetle cfhelenex plus 1 sense of humor Calm eapahrllty .mel an unruffled exterxor udx s Mom mel the bcmons mentor Apmeelitcel eontrrbutnon mel leluee on rll bemor proyeets I CURTlb NLWLIN Oikmooel stlltltll l,Ul.lQ..llkt.LP5lL New Hork 7 HHN Another yen lon ou1 p1og.,ress1ve bkfllhl lelvnsex As usual an xnvxlulhle help to the Scmor elass A storehouse ot mformdtxon the reclplent of numerous PLllULllLllS lirttereel hxts mel reel sports ears May l open the wmelow :wa Dr Newlm YO5HIRO bAN BONMA1 SU Holtvllle Llllfonmr 4 yel s Olkvnoods most eonslstently esotelxc iesthetxc lntelleetull 'lhe mumhler Coughlng, spells eulture md hts ol ercatrvrtv mmnfesteel nn eluerun luke Cuts' A rxeht vou ,guys xt L1 re lite to eliss X L MARTHA CROWLEX I ff' WV,-f A '7 lo? 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Our never-ending store of good humor . . , Hrawling football C1 - tain mal haskethlll tu . . . Perennrll crew-cut . . . Mr. Wfork Committee . . . Romance in the kitchen . . . The anti-socitl Swede . . . The new Leatlhelly . . . Hev. Alf. let's check the Derh' PETER BANG I w u aime . Pea ix r. New York tears - C oot A. ' ue and Ulster Conn v ns S . else - x ue ll t creat: 'mes m xuch l?9ff' le tones. . . . Peer. one uw e 'n .1 w r mf in L'3e unc er tot.1 v itletl Lomlitio 5. HELEN BIRNISAVM Hunnk luke, Smnfortlville. New X1 r teun lmpulxive and unpreelictahle . . . Poe-trx' and pe-rteption . . . Predietmentx. , . . rm logu. to Int, Helen execs . . . .lvl u Ilubnt, L11 Al.lX.I.I'Il . . . Long vnyttul. un e smxe .am deep hlue eyex . . . unctualitv--pl1s 4 ' . , . . -Y. 5 nle. whats w. , .1 Senior B emon loo ,IK BOIXNII BOSS 191 Mt Plusmt Road Wycmlnnng Ohm 7 sears C A A Prcsldcnt and Art Fdntor Sm tthall tcnnns hockex and basketball Hmm do you to lt 'lxplng pumlssmn from Amcrxcan Hnston Bnnmc RIDIL lclder of rmtoui pxzzl pimms Pusttrs Arc mu studung. up tum' MARIA BOT IPSCH XX xngutlllt Ncvs Hurk 7V2 wears Xwhcthcr rcmrdlng, dUZlnj, or upon mttsmn studylng. Marty s trusts mug, mav xlvn ns he found by hcr sxdc 'Ihc pcoplt s candxdatc A capable leader of lLfllIIN mnvnments A Pelxpxtctxc ph: usophtr xuth hu ovsn dtns of IDIQUIQ Dc lunuttcs taste Lund Marty' bUF BRANIN 44 South Mann Strut Crmhury New Iersu 7 tears t on Q 1 1 ur art sulmg, md 1 Cats md Mousc t t x u lcallx hkt KIP1n ' The tishmn plate ln khakls and strught kms Hou must hut uma utr: hm L s Hmm Cm you sax hes not xt CAROI C HRISIMAN D Putnam Vtllu Aux Xu ?sc rs Li 1 huun ' Nm ns nut Pttltt Chrlstmln Fur tupuhlt turm it dots mort than Hx U 51 Dxplomltn md itPLI1dlhlL rls 15 not utttn It n Amvx as shc. tm tlvs ns wt tht thltktns Ftups md tltttmns mmm' IOHI PH LOHI IN 1 Summit Aunuc Ccduhuxst Ntvx Xurk 7 XL s Our husmtssmm from lmxcntt hLl9hYKlLkll lj. ln Xchrtski wx fvz Pl xsns t tss The mln to sat thuut munu mtttcrs Hxs hmtunc xmcc s uhurtd x LI tnutct tht Jul-. rxmmtt gltsscs c ne It 1l'lU 50 '14 2 E. . . ' ' . 4 .... '14 1 . ' . . . . , w 1. 'j . ' f 4 'I4.1Il ani hl dx Witt . 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ABRAHAM Conor CMM Htl 56 leffexts lioulevtrel Ozone Pnrle 70 New lurk New Hurle yea s l 1 An A1 nn shop 'lhe xllustrmus enpenter h is alone It team A s nrxxng, hut hippy Dutehmm A future xetermmm Bu etrn h nl LlI1U'll7LltI' P neil LIS s Wlmlt nn hutter Al l I X COOPI R sl Fist 93rd Street New Xorle 78 New Hur XL Cuup lrxelx hue wir mm lxmerxeks mel wsltts humor Cunfex cnees mel Wfurk Cxmps Boys Counexl representatne An adept Intel peer ut the pnnu Faux pas and ll lLlCLlPl1Ll ll7lL hleroglyphnes LOVUELI CROI L Pmc Hull Rmd Plexsmt Valles Neve Xorle 1 xcus Du elretmer Foothxll haslectball hlsehall Hmx .lhmut a dxte thus Nat n Lht Ruth That vmulel he next eh Poughkeepsie plrtles New hurgh rleles mel Arllngtun ,urls Lnelouhtedlx 1 txpleil rnmmtlerst sANDOR CSUHAII H71 Smith Street Prmxelcnee Rhuele ls lnr ge Stntlx V rsxtx hthhlc el 1 mrsxtx ner e hurt xuth All St s xnetnn plus 1 sllshnnl. 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I , I 1 A ' . ,AJ -f t Lf -K-fC 5,511 C90 f MN Qe,!j'c' c- C wau IAM DAININCEQ mu 1656 Intlaana btrut Layyrcncc Kansas Kansas Bcltlcss fugatave from Georg.: Snlaraxlrlhkfasihhckgvihle IU not Iam sessaons and Navy York partaes Ball and another B from l5cnnang.ton Cut and thc Lullahy of Bardland Pack my hags fl IZABIJIH DAVIb Old Bcnnangton Vermont 4 years Dayas The bonde vyath the Cocker spanael cycs Fascaps Vermont Amherst and papers for Xosh Bahy sattang and basketball players song. for every occasaon Bette vull you eau knovs yyhat ehccr yu rc doang' PHll I l l SVCORT H 63 XValhur Bouley aatl Poughkeepsie New X ork 4 years IN an ol the many than L An am mur auto tlcsapnca BU. aaleas and a tay them lratk star An artast yyho tan heat Paaasso to thc Ja axy Aarplanes Has hlontl D A as a famalaar SlyLl1l around thc tampus Another doe Phal BARBARA FFHR 106 Mornangsade Draye lXcyy Xork 77 Navy Hork 3 years and h1g,h heels The day studcnt admarer vyath hells on hu pettacoats Bahs arc you late to your vyork ,oh lgrllll! SARAH IIAGI I R 1'-ai Navy I-laaknnsatk Roatl Poughkeepsie New Sark yi Depantlahle day stutlcnt l'ag,htan,L, tullhaek at the la mkay ta am anal napa lc manaLu ot the haskethall team 'l hat Audrey Htphurn lauaaut lutcrs taom St Pntcrs menu yyatla a hammer anl a n Hayc you Lvcr un a Larl so yyell Lroon td 5 x, ' A KS-, , .. . 'vf - ' .- Q I x C ' ' . .I , N7 .- W. ,X X ,N K -I 5 ir ' ' ' Q ' J :Q Q, , X ' x . ' C ,Y 42 F , J v V , , 'a 1 4 ' ' ' 1 ' 'X lx Ja - . , 1 V' A 1 H Q- 'a Q A ' mp . ' Y v ' - y .v r . ' , f' v 7. 1 - , - an v-' 5 V F I ' I ' I. ' ' aja ltirts... A Q- a 2 4 ' car to 1 on . . . 'Aa 3 fi . . . a i ' 'Q Af ay. A , ' 4 . . z.'a 1 I 4 V'A If la ' 7 1 ' r V ' . . - , , . Babs . . . Summers in Europe. and Annapolis weekends . . . Hockey, lacrosse. 1 a ' 4' L ' ' - a . I. A-,. R. , A Q 'V .. ,. ',.. 2 4-.-Us A- 4 - ' ' ' ' Y 1' 1' ' ar' A' Aa a 'a ah' . aj' ' 1. A 1 'a U ' a .' ' Q. .... Ell'1 ' ' . A 'ata alllhlc., a ' ., Q r 5 V ,. 14 3 'i -69' l 2 ggsodldi QP BYLQLTZS-QQKazg.f, vcJveJyQ,Q-N Mgr ' f 5 W-fo UM CMM Jaicvxc C UVXSYYUL QF -,.D..'l. rl f .Xmmf-. l L l l JANET FORMAN 84 43 Chevy Chase Road jamalca New N ork 7 years Albert Ernstem wlth a Acamm halrcut Abstract affalrs Could grwe Voltarre and Glde a lesson m sarcasm Future fame at Forest Hllls Loves for Salinger Brubeck and Mondram I could be happy with you PAT RICIA FUNIKHOUSFR 6 Dana Road Hanovcx New Hampshrre 7 years 'Ihc blonde from Hanover Fun and phone calls Wxth never an empty mall box But I didn! bleach xt lt s natural' Homework to the ridlo and ready cooked plua Nkung., and scarves 'Ioo bad gurls cant co to Dmlnmully Pat RAYMOND HANbEN 20 Mann btrcet Poughkecpsre New Xork 2 years Well dressed charming, and debonalre Man about Oakwood just ask hxmj Ray rs the Blank 011 ll intel cholce for All Oakwood Newer to bc Casanox ?J A 7ZQl uv l.N'f7 '?1 DAVID HARKNESS 36 Jackson Axenue South Glens Falls New York Q 1 year Our strong undaunted lndnrduallst Lrkes toothplcks rubber balls and hshlng poles Thoreau s :mace wrth a 5 oclock shadow How d l 1 toothpxck taste Dave Now hack up North IX NN HFIMAX 73 Mildred Awenur. Poughkeepsle New Xork 5 ycars X know I mean really Wllcn was 15,11 paper due Knee socks exotlc earrmcs and Bellodpa Metallurglsts ln Brldgeport Nou ont really hate Farth Angacl Prsrcrcssnwe cxlstentlallsm and yau Sllence IS g.,oldcn spccch 15 Human 53 Y T I ' I ' -I ff.'R.P.I..'.. f ' I Q: I ' ' 4 v A J' . V I , .. discouraged . . . Star full ack for Alabama U .... He can moi- ite ,ra A v V A Y, , ,615 fyk y , Q 'L ' , , 1 v U I I. lf ' ' ' I -QQ l A Y It . I. ll ' I' . . . ' blur . MICHAH Hlzklkbbl RQ 61 Stru St Alhlns 33 News Xur we ra. Nrlsn nur lulnrnmnp, Dorm Hud 'lln 3.rut pnrfurmgr hmuthrll rr rsalwall Slmnlmruslus scorcbouks .md tln Lluld Cdfl l blmls un mm Iuka An rthnnty tor the lrnshmnn rt Vrss.1r Hmm mmv r l1 in M1 SAMUFI HO 'Hb lun! Sturt Xus Hncn Cunnutxcut 5 w:.us Q ful 1 Bu-,s DllllI1HQdCl tudcnt Counul N al ook fl 0 ss 1 lv s H1 0 c us wen Q uslv. Qfngl 1 Q 1:,l1ts slcf urns H F Q, f T JN AROID crsu 3 my N ru 11 rt L M new S W m Dmg., Dung' b in t ats nly gmt so m Coffee stu hr s rld spuc tu L Bus nr the candid umcr t Q c IIII Eb Nmtlnmpton Massuhusuts a war I rrx 1 Ap ul for the Quercus Sporadu short storms .md bko lm Arulgs m psxnh rllss Xml as for lull 1 1: Diamonds dlds .md Drgk 'lhlt lung. vscckcml' CHARI I S IAINFVUAX 1 mit Nus SUI NL x rm xprpx s har its Chirln g, lv r mupwlrtm utluill 'hs Lt ill 'I nms .mr ul wursm tl 1441414 s tun runt ln N lnprstrurlzul mllk mal lxllNNl vunms lrst vs tmmctlul Chrr IL in 1 4 as D-4 Ill-2' 11 rl Q --r, 1 q ' ' ' k 2 31.11-s llll' I' '. I ' A I ' ' 'Q . . , 4 ' ' 'A ' ' . , . W A .nl li., ' . .,.. ' ' I ' ' ' .. ' ' ' n. rs rlu you 1 lcv? 3 ban . , . ' -' ' , .1 ' 'Rb , . ' hlut s 11 T 'gl . . , F zfltfjl r l dqj . . . , . . N t ng ' p X . ' . L4 ' 'uf 'ul . ' Ull' l h ' gc, ,HL , ' ' ty ., A f , ' A ?lX . 1 1 5 ' x ' so f ' ' N bf 4 I . ' Q' ' ' X ' 'Fl' . 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GAII IONIES 7136 Ninhols Canyon Road Hollywood Ctlxfornit u s Hillrts .ind boyfriends bophisto md tosmo I w Xork t Paris t sunny California Intorm.1t1xf, and interested Fumiliir smiln Steunson .mtl Sugar Dnine or disgusting us whttll GEOFFREY KII PA'I RICK Station B Poughkeepsie New York I u yuis L Day student lmpkie and lighting footbtll guird Blushes ,it odl times Wlmut do you do after school Ptrenniil Plymouth 'I in Ll s play should dehmtely be H.1m!f1 EI LEIN KINCJWLFb 75 Flower Hill Poughkeepsie New Xoik 5 Xtdls The hwLye.1r pl.1n with no regrets' An Irish red head with Southern hos pimlity An .nersion to Shakespeare ,tt my time A Lonhrmul R P I mn And why ire you going to Cdlilornit' Parties ind persuerunte Gohcl .ind gayctv .md there you are DIANA I FMAIRI Fist Ronks Ruud Xorwu lc Conmttitut xc Giggles o y t sp nu s RI'I'puhIif,.in I. mler singt so rootly Night hawk Symptthttit 181' tml Glenn Millti n muy on C tt I tkt L Arr. you uer inuotlx Di Rl l'H LIZVIYSOY Hrimptlen Houlexxtrl. 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P1101 tor the st1r11ng, boarders Belle uf tht Beacon hus Dwnt nuke Illt llUQ..ll JL DI'I H PAI MFR 61 Cmr13.g,s Road Brouklme Massithusetts 7 wears Blue leans and backwards shlrts The Brooklme s11ph1st1f.1te on h11rseb,1tk Interns .md prnates .md the H.1rx.1rd Crunson The style ut the se 151 n ilQ,llJDS Of course Im dumesm FANNI I ll l'Hll ,S Hult Plfk New Xurlc 1 lhe g.,1rl w1th the ple15.1nt Sllllll md tha VK irm h1 A lurmer R1111s1xelt11n H111 bthoul thlt s mnnettt his IH 1thn1ty lm Senmvrs md sueh we had our vu wt see muah more nt tl'llN sunm pers.1m1l1ts EDL ARDO QU IZI' NA Ap1rt1d1m Aereo 676 Bue.1r.11n.1ng.,1 Culomhnt S A IV we The C11lumb111n terror 'lop sueur pliy X uh 1 nk l er NN Illthus taehe Derb1es berets md les 'lhe 'Xlu11l1 A ttlentl tu eweryune Havent you qu1t your yuh yi IOHN ROSS Mo Rnusxtle Drne NLR Xnrk News H111 Nurs Crowulul tlustts hurrtmed rceurtls 11LL ut nuutse uegeetl pmts mtl sunt ll et 1l clump erue the N1 tmm breemsltll V1 1 1 Our 11111111 or of e B ni ml wx the lkllitfl nns 1 11 11 pusslhle R1 ss wure 1 FL lClllW 1t BIRD 1 56 . aj 1 . 1 ' . 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'Sf MARGOT SOLEY 236 W Norwalk Road Darien Connetticut 2 years 'Ihe irrepressihle Margot Iithe md ply Warm md spontaneous Solid thinking, and I1lf.,I1 ideals Rinky and strangers Pizzi and dives Oh what fun' But un you inngeme RFBECCA S'l OL 'I High Meidovs Brewster New Xork iyears The Bick Beck Th it eutv. erooked smile ind the hip, hlue eyes Beeky lust pot mother one of those long distante phone ulls Hey roommate' I thought Bills only Lame it the end of the month O K you girls' PET ER WONG 110 West 75th Street New 'lork New Xolk 'P years Quiet and reserved Spasms of liotous laughter Foremost among Oak linguist Independent mtellutual A tertun suuess in inything., le endeavors WILLIAM THOMAb 7723 Sacramento Street San Franusto Californu 2 years The tool cat from California in the pink tashmere sweater That dravrl doesnt hinder his athletic ability The object of many admiring, female glances Im afraid th it louis Armstrong., is not tonsidered a Llassical artist 1 Hum' AA.: Lv- LTA gf X4 liqjlvbkg A J lvtlgd A'L '1 FL ,,,.4-44x 4-C' A4 awk l7f'lL4 Lv! if 'gifts A Cyn M A 4-4.-L A f -ug fi 1 1 I 714433 '74 ' 1 'a'... 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'i - ' I V Oakwood un rhc Ncws POUGHKEEPSIE N Y Barufone COHEN and cellusf SOLEY fo guve benefuf performance for Oakwood Buuldung Fund faculfy fo usher Mason fwuns fo conducf fafher s orchesfra Oalcwoomonuc Symphony Or chesfra famous eeepers BROWN BIRNBAUM CHRISTMAN BOT TESCH and GRIFFITHS fo eeeep af unfermussuon Local gurls FLAG LER PHELPS KNOWLES and MOROWITZ unheruf Vanderbulf Esfafe plan fo remodel unfo counfry club SANBONMATSU as golf pro COLUMBUS Ohuo BOSS fo coach foofball af Sfafe College HENINGBURG fo manage bofh preducf Iosung feam HONG KONG Chuna Amerucan fourusfs KILPATRICK and ELLS WORTH cause commofuon when zoomung fhrough a row of coolues af 70 mph un fheur sporfscars SARASOTA Fla Nurses FEHR ILES and SHOEMAKER falce pulse of famous clown RAYMOND HANSEN Mr Runglung and hus brofher say fheur clown became ull when affempfung fo swung on frapeze WASHINGTON D C McCarfhy charges SCHILDER SEE and WONG wufh pseudo unfellecfualusm unvesfugafuons wuII begun before fhe House Un Amerucan Acfuvufues Commussuon Adlau Sfevenson names NINE new female Supreme Courf Jusfuces duscuss new confroversual 'rashuons af openung sessuon CAIRO Egypf PALMER and ALLHUSEN fo rude Kung Faroulcs by Pony Express COLTOF fo come fo care for colfs NEW YORK N Y New 'azz combo feafurung ROSS DANN and ROWE fo open af Dorlcland wufh scunfullafung SUE BRANIN on vocal chords Inspecfors CROLL and UIZENA condemn Nevada Hofel propruefor saud unsane for breedung coclcroaches on fhe fop floor Poef Laureafe PETER BANG reads hus poems fo N Y uuvues fo unsfull un fhem elevafed apprecuafuons among hus poems Ode fo a French Poodle WHITE RIVER JUNCTION V+ Farmers COLLINS and HARK NESS fue for growung Iargesf brussel sproufs af sfafe faur awarded SOOO fons of Tuffanys Ferfuluzer ROCHESTER N Y HOFFMAN SANDERS and WOOD prudes of Easfman Kodalc Co have unvenfed flashless flashloulbs expecfed fo avung fhe seeung spofs effecf of old fashuoned flashy flashbulbs FUNNY FALLS Texas Guggles LEMAIRE shoofs darfs af Good Humor man ALLEN COOPER for concealung Iume flavor un her lemon popsucle Cooper suffers puncfured funny Ioone HOLLYWOOD Caluf Producer Durecfor WILLIAM M THOMAS sfars ISO gurls un hus new movue Varuefy Is fhe Spuce of Lufe PHILADELPHIA Pa In Phully The cufy of brofherly love wanderers ASKLAND CSOBAJI HO and JANEWAY search for fhe long Iosf DD horses in Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade: horses fo be shipped fo U. S. NAMI' Marere Allhusen Rohr Andrau All' Ayklanel Pete lime Helen Brrnhaurrr Bonnre Bose Marty Bottesely Sue Branrn Immy Brown C arol Chrrstman loe Cohen Drek Collrns Bram Coltot Allen Cooper lnwell Croll Sandy Csohayr lirll Drnn Bette Dryrs r xwo lit Iehr Ilr rnet Iormtn Prt I'unkhouser N rney Cnrrthths Rry H rnxen lynn Herman Mrke Henrnehurr. Srm Ho Hal Hoffman C hrrlre lane-way Cr rl ones Creoff Krlpatrrtle I llen Knowles Dr Iemarre Ruth Ieyrnson I llen Iewrttex lrrs Morowrtz ludre Pr mer leannette Phelpe Idurrdo Quraenr lllln RUNS Iirll Rowe Drye bmders Mrke Sehrlder Ired See Dorrs Slroernalyer Maryreot Soley Ifleeky Stout Iirll 'I hornas Pete Weyne Drele Wtatrel I II'AVl A yerert huneh ol lunrors Orkwood rs the lrst ol the Andraux A holy grotelykey srered lrrnboeko Notlrrnr, that trts rn my xurtease I xee rhoutt e y y Battered yhrn eurrds t w M Iraaer A eonhrmed eoflee trend lor rnywhere wrthout soeral rules A needle and thread to X oslr Ink spots on r eertarn eerlrm, Purrtan TRADITION Ihe N 5 'I rmes to Dr Newlrn T he Iearnrnre I Should lrrye learned Ihe retrruerator room to the rate It I graduate Wfrth a lrmp T wo ot them they re small lor r errduatron party R port erres to the rrey lioh Drekson to a taller ertl A truytrrted freulty rry Brrl tt tye state ot Vrrr, nr I rr Dartmouth Dryrdrm, hy eryelyt tt Darryl I the eo eo eo y Wfendoyer an mv O e rnohrle H yu rll to your own eonyerxatronx I yoye Wrtly memotree Ihe hell on the drnrnre hall A lrttle early lirrdgee to I-Iugeo Pete Seeger to Terry One parkrne spree W'rth prssrye resrstanee Nome xophomore day students T he xenror harr dryer to Iylary Iynn My sleeprny, hay. to rnyone who need A rttle wryer thrn when I er e lor more eolleree weekends Iiarh Bro e as usurl ytyrng, Iry t k rr. rt ll w Drnny md 'I ony C re rtrye Wrrtrne to pxeudo rntelleets My rttrtud My eolleetron to Iioh Stre Crladly Ponde rrnr., my e lo eo to Bates My athletre greatness to Rusy and How re Appreerrtryely and th mktully My yoh tu more eapahle hand I he II NIVIR HJRCII My memhershrp rs y wrnky drnker Freeh and lr Dlay prrtrex herrts mel ytrry Mrs Newlrn s soothrne C 'I musrt C ant rememher what rt wus Ihe xalea ut the hl mek eeep Ieh 70 lone weekend Our yarrouy suhterrrnean dem of rnrqurty Paul Mexreo 1956 Buyrne arr marl stampx 'Irreer The Chem Cluh memhershrp 3 Ifred See 5 prerudrees Oakwood food How eould I New Sears Fye 1955 Saturday mornrnr. study hall Oet I6 195-I 'I he Wlrrte Buek Iirrerele rnl tyerr rhy hlue sweaters Amherst on erutelres Hoppy rreh 50 I unror Senrot Prenre l95l Ilre eooe eour es f5t Wrryweel peryonrlrtrey A xereenless wrndow tlre xhre An I B M e yffee eelehr rtr rn Partres rt Hrrelylrnd Ihat whreh I underr rtetl st llneomhed l'ury I'rrends Iye known an 7 three peuyw r Irrle nreht a lord trr lone XVeekend wrll you ' Bull sessrone Ihe room errdles trlky tu Dann Inyelrsh elrsx 'I he Sea Around Ux My hrst yferr rt btudent Cottage lost rn N 5 wrth Iowe Iohn Berberelly s frsernrtrny.: Iatrrr t aw Roornrny, wrtlr pet ryerxrony Cxorng. to rdrnee rn rn rtp., Anyone lowell rnrkrner e C reatrye blayery Ineounterrng, P I rn front of po ree statron Wtrtmelsttrek rn 7 I'e 55 Ihe way to town Irenes tu hrmhre ' Ha eomrda' 7th perrod Ihe adyantreey o a Iry stue ent Ihe eeep famrly prua hlrst Ii s partres the C hrlree H Uutsrde the Bro lah wrth Sue Crutehley Ihe Boy x Xmas prrtyf When xtole the Drny. 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Patricni l'unklrnuser, Samuel Ho, l.vnn Heimin nth Cum e .X of ilwzz n-qluliri Ross lSl'5lNlf5S C.OMMl'l'Tl2l2 W LAYOLHI' CQOMMl'liTlil2 l.l'I'liRARY CQOlNlMlTTlili TYPING COINIMITTIZIZ ART COMMITTIEE PHOTO COMMITTIEIZ The Quercus ND now the dog has guided you through the Qr1w'r11.i ot' llbii. We hope you didnt lose your way through the maze ot memoriesg through the dorms, French tests. Meeting for Worshijv. and even a discussion in the library after College Boardsithe good, and with it. inevitably some of the bad. but the total is good. We have enjoyed Oakwood and we hope Oakwood has enjoyed us. And vve have enjoyed working on this book, this maze of mem- ories. means everybody. for the yearbook has been produred by many people. Almost all the work has been done by the six tom- niittees, our adviser: Miss Crowley. and our sponsors. Mrs. Razler. and Yosh Sanbonmatsu. 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XIXX' Yi RK I CLASS OF 55 HEIMAN S STORE FOR MEN POUGHKEEPSIE on 'Z' SVS! fdwfng Pave: d Coccnfry If-mc X if J X T J Janeway Sfwc Olcloi-rf' IVY 65 Bar! U i.fbc.f I0 the 7 0 f f LL hde re: Z' 1' 111 cz te fha D' ' ' of 7 -, X K x . N ff , , X ll' X I THE FISHNET RESTAURANT Famom for Seafood and Steak. On Main Street at the River POUGHKEEPSIE MILLARD LUMBER COMPANY POL CI-IKEEPSIh NEW YORK L H SWENSON CO Inc BUIIDING CONTRACTORS 65 I 1 ' Cfm1pfm1er1t.r of . . ., . i I - 1 a HALSTEAD FABIAN 5 CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE X MARK! T STR1-LT DL 184 112 CHURCH STRELT 117 I ID CA I HAMILTON PRESS BETTY HIRES HAIRDRESSINC1 o c I lfz CLARE S PIES S50 MAIN QTRLET POLGHKHPSIF X H Cflllipflflldllff of - 1 -. . L E I: 'ffm Banff of Gmm' FUVIIIIIP Fm' Your lfnfnre Safe Q - 'even' - Qmzilj Value PERRY'S SERVICE CENTER U S 2 Q R S 1 n 2 f f: Salas TL-I. 1677 Scrvicc' Tcl. 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Y. - .. . , . ,, D0 ' I I . 174 H . 1 fur 'I' ru Hpzm Il In I Phu L- -Illll - 'IMI O 0 , in IJI7 Q. Y . I. ' ' LI, I ,IU I I I PI I ,x - III ' Dfw: - 'I . cfs of Phum' 615 N VU.l H. rr ' Ifluur Clowrilmgs Pai t's' Q1 pl' 'a - Du Q Bm' .intx 'I'ff env .lil Slum lr! nlufuw Cff1nf1, - f I I uf Gal U 11 Tcl.: IX- ' N POVI ' 2 ZPS f. X. Y. - - I 70 AFFILIATED FUND A Common btock Investment Fund lmestment objettnes of thrs fund .Ire longterm c.1p1t.1l .ind nntome growth for Its shareholders Prof effzzr on Requeft LORD ABBETT Sc CO 6a WALL STREET NEW YORK AMERICAN BUSINESS SHARES A Balanced Investment Fund stocks seletted for st.1b1l1ty and common stotlts selected for growth Pru elim H1 Reqzzedl LORD ABBETT 81 CO 63 WALL ST RLLT NIW YORK 7I p L , . The Company supervises a portfolio balanced between bonds and preferred 'fp ' ' 1 ' , . 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I 111 flmft xl TACONIC WHOLESALE CIROCERS STAN! ORDVILLI Nl XX H ORK I um IflllC'l1f MOHIQAN MARKET a6l a6a Sm MAIN STREET POLCJHKITPNII X N FARGO Manufacturmg C0 nc POUC lllxllPSIl NIXX Xl lx xll TALBOT 5 INN Pl l ASANT VAI IIN XIXX XC Rlx ,VH f fl 1 4' f' ,' , U! U! ': 'I ' ' Bc' lrrfllhgfs ff' THE CLASS Ol 1955 llnzre Cfwzzfnlffn . '1 ' ' JR' fi ' 'J ' 1 n 7 1 73 I CAI 5960 P70 OI' DUBOIS 84 VANS CABS INO H1 RT7 RENT A C AR SX STI M 1111! lfvr C 1 NXC RR lllh F 11 111111 1 19' 436' J THE SALTFORD FLOXWER SHOP IR CANNON STRITT RH 'Nl C. um llmefzlx VALhTOR DELUXF Cleaners and Dyer: PS1 HOOKTR AVINUL POUC Hhll-Pbll N X Phone 7 W5 7 76 ..SA1J If NWI? 1, XM!-.. I -:a I. . , T ' 'I I rr 4 . i V. . ,,- -4eL G 4r,, 17 ! , W 5:45 1? O64 I , . O ' I . lA X zlu.9'F AVN 1 . ,vfffaf .Xz'l'lf1'c' .I lffc' ' l'Ol'ClH ' i fl f lf, N. Y, Phmu' SRS Nc u Fluriwtx' ,l4L'lk'jlI'.lPh DCIINCIX A n Of I - T 1 1 Q ' 2 1 Y f, . '. I BROOKLAANDS FARM SOUTH ROAD POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. ualztj Guer nsey M1lk Wal p ngcr 8101 Poughkccps c C 408 LUCKEY PLATT bc CO uckey I it a fig, 0 ' q1l.UVIr- kLLl THI LFADINC STORL OI 'IUL HUDSON VALLIX 77 . 1 i ' S ' il wf WOR f f W C , X .' In . x 2 ' 1 L If ff F TU -ff-at E - Eg I..-LQ' if C nlplnuwzl CROFT CORNER MARKET Crow: Crum N If ISIIC IAN VIIIACI' A Pm IIC C Imp tor C xrls 6 to CUMMINCTON MASS A Summer of lun md Rclaxatlon rn thc Bcautltul Bnrkshurc Hllls Pm Like Irncndly Nhturc gflff BERTHA C CARLSON OAKXWOOD SC HOOI C HKI I I SII CHESTER CLUB BEVERAGES C I THE EMBASSY GROCERY CORPORATION I CRIINXXICI XX XORIxl VVATLRMAN AND HLATON Gellel al In YIH am e 49 MARKL'I S'I RL1 SI PO IC1IIIxIIPSII N Y if . I , , 1 1 iff ' ' -I I QI ' 9' p Ii I 1 , . ' 1' 'A ' '. ' I ' atc ',Ik If ,Q 1 2,50 ', Pwjv. ' ' ' POI' I ESX' 5. N. Y. Cnffffyfjfzlwlly C,In1Ilf7ffNle'lll,I of of -407-1 -I I I if ' Q I ST. I K5 1.15 Sfia Q,mf1l1 licfunflqf' NIQ ' ' S. N. Y. I I I ,L S ' ff Q f. . . 76 EFFRON FUEL OIL LO znzgllf 1 It 151 CARDEN STRI LT Phom 71117 EGGLESTON OFFICE EQUIPMENT FO Dui lu Itors Roy ll Ty pcm rntcrs Ioldmg, C ham Supp :cs Il NI W' MARKIT STRIIT POUGHKEEPSIE PAPER CO Inc 6 NORTH CHERRY STRIIT POLGHKIFPSIIM N II H DIAXIOINIH Prez 111 DUTCHESS MOTEL ON ROUTI Us 9 I c S L h I LILIIICLCPI nc 51 H1Rx JANE HOLMES nc I FI 4 ARI INCTON C m 7fII116lIl SCOFIELD HARDXWARE 76 K I - 1 - - 1 Su' ' 1 .11 151 el .N'c41f,1 nf ilu' Arm U 'fr' l iff.1 Yuma -I I E: ' A-' - A . -7 ' 1 ',j 5 ln, 1' a1Qi,x.Y. Phone: 9015 Phono 103411 MV: ' ' ' I ' I 'dj f , I '. I ml' .nxt uf 711 4' 'A S'c, N. Y. , I ' Pho ' 21 If. AND IZ. P .mx ' ' fn I ,1 Ulf 1 1 1 l i 1 1 1 J C 111 I11114 111 XVILLIAIVI H HOW ELL funn al Imm 11114 RID OAKS MIII IXII 5 HANC ROII DAVIS XVRIQHI 8 DIISOX Arc thc Bug, NIINLS xn Tcnms Rukcts X our Clmg I 111 Improxc vuth Onc of Tlnsc i955 Models NI I ICT X OURN AIND ANX ACCFSSORII N NOW' A'I VON DER LINDEN 9 sw MARKIT STRIIT ug: alll 1 SS OI gl In 1111! 17111 Ylllillf B D VAN KLEECK POUCHRIIPSII. N I 111 hfllllc 111 COLONIAL SERVICE STATION C 11111 f1111u11x MILLARD HOME BUILDING QERVICF Im WSU SOUTH AVPNUI Cf IxI NII I I THI CLASS OI WSW LANQINCJ BROAS PRINTING CO Im 11 mr 1 Im H4 MAIN STRIIT Q - .IH 1 suf NI .I , 11 ,1 A , . 4 - 1 PUIKQH ' 2 fI75IIf. N. Y. L .L IRI. -334 Tcl. 86-1 C11 in 111171111 CI.A.xf I 'ii Ilufljjlkzlj. Dwlhzf 111111 H1f.1p1!.1f CU I A Ur' . fpfv mv 1 1 f f 1 'iff T. LY. Iist.1I'vIiSIu-Il R66 Ban I '1,ufu4ml11 jp'1.11y iiu T - 1 ., '- L 4, I. h C11 ll 'tiff J' 11411 POI' 'II ' ZIEPQ 5. N, Y. IIUI' QIIKI2IfI'5IIf, N, Y. 80 f,If'll!f7f1lllL'IlfI nf A FRIEND DOTY 8: HUMPHREY DRUG CO. l'fn1r1m1t'iwf.w rzmf Cf74'lIllIl.I I JAY BOGART. Ph.G, 59-I MAIN STREET POVGHKEIZPSIIS. N, Y. Phunc: 653 Ifrcc Dclivcry Com zlzmezzfr MR AND MRS S EDRMAN 111 alum 111 ASSOCIATED BANRS OF POUCJHREEPSIF rrmcrs X Mmui uturcrs Nrtlonrl Iimk I 1llI-trll NIIIOIIJI Bmk A Trust Compmx Tha POLI2,IIIxf.CPSIL Trust Compmx 'Nicrthmtx Nxtrorul Bmk X 'Irust COIIIPIDX I I MININE APPARI I. or Sthool Plu or Ditc XXfc1r I C BAUER S 60 MAIN STRI IT IOI GHRIEPNII Of Cu f I f .I of fi . I t. T . . , x L A K S V , . I I . Sf s frtvm ' In IS. lll tn ZH, .and Tulls I-'irst Natiorml Iimk 64 Trust CQomp.my , I V ,M I-I K Q A , ' - 1 1 rt. Qt rw. - : '3'j3-yy, ' 1 81 CJII9 AND CANDID9 AND PAINTINC9 STUDIO XVI DDINGS PORTRAIT AND STUDIES IIN IHL MODLRN MANNIR FRENI STUDIO I SPATAIORA POUC IPSII N IOITL I NT IRI QTIIDIO AIR CONDI IIONI D R 4 1. f ' f Q l'fwluign1f1fwr' 522 MAIN S'I'RIfIf'I' SIIKIZZ f f. . Y. Pl 1 3-432 HUDSON VALLEY BUILDING BLOCK CO CIIARI L5 j NIC H015 VAN BENSCHOTFN HARDWARE LO C ONTRAC TORS SUPPI II S BUILDERS SUPPLIIS NIII L SUPPLIL9 25 NIAIN QTRIIT POLL,HKFhPslIH N I J E ANDREWS HARDWARE co Inc. S '71 MAIN STRIIT POI QHKIFPSII I THE POUGHKEEPSIF SAVINGS BANK Cffzlfllzlfllxwlf of . 51 , I , f f I 4 I J 4 Phune 595 - - Camp!! 116111 ' I ., '. Of H.nJ11.u'f - .'Igl'n'1r1l1n'.1f lmplefmfzlf .WJ lflLIllIfl'l.lf flzlllpfff- L 3 2 ' f 2 f II '1,,'i.N,Y. Phuncs 51-I - II-II - - - - 5,5 0111 I II Bea! 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