Oakwood School - Quercus Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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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. Karen jacka son, jeanettc- Phelps. Karl XX'c-imcr. liarbara Beasley. Amelia Cobb. Margot Solex, lfllen l.c'vvittes.

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