Oxford Academy Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Oxford, NY)

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 Georgia Jean Lowe George Always merry is seldom rich. Betty Ann Mayhew Bets The secret of success is constancy of purpose. X NSrOM.u V 0 X. c. '.)! O OX c %A2- 4- V =.Xc v - Joyce Ann McNitt • Nitts I feel like a fugitive from the law of averages. Cor ' VV VcxSi T“ VV 4 W £ s rtt % ■ Wv' jsW’SW -- Elmer G. McGowan should be nice to me--good men are hard to find. Eva Moore Shorty fi 1 The happiest miser in the world is the f one who saves friends. cLcnd yxr+s ± rAejkujtri- c ctor' ic'iAA+'J:i-t Tyiat XAS-%r M[ rrwJUy, tl o £ . £u A v ■ Robert Mertz eu Sampson ---- You re only young once; but if you work it right, once is enough. o — jfjeriencas sn u Bet ,?wers What lies behind us and what lies be- Of1 % fore us are small matters compared fl. ( with what lies within us. Id be a guidec 17

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Jerry Granger Don t let your pride become inflated; you may have to swallow it some day. Patricia Ann Hackett Pat” Where there is life, there is hope. Betty Lou Jones w Horton way to multiply happiness is V teshare ' ‘ - . - ■ Holbrook ' V‘ Jim Happiness is just a figment of the imagination—Gee, I wish I had an imagination. tJt a. JjlML l jUfv- J jL v»v a Ramona King w Mona A little experience often upsets a lot - , of theory. CX© % . 0k. Q r u »VW Vvxiv • i r a. ' mwi . V % %© oA you. XVN CrVcxV • OwfoAu, Roberta Anne Jones Bert Our happiness adds and multiplies when we divide it with other people. Josephine La Corte Jo He who seizes the right moment right man. the cmSp T HW Cdit - 1th- tuck. evicr Kevin Keating You have to be a little different if you want to be noticed. After all, would anyone give the Tower of Pisa a second glance if it were standing straight? : -+-V 5e d cunci ? Ucso £ ! )• -Vt . o de lyv - 16

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jMu Ayr', . ft vi Ia. a p V, ' c 1 y t' .V ‘’Mary Lou Race Racey you might get credit for thinking! Theodore Robinson Prof' Money isn't everything, but it is way ahead of whatever comes in second place. Dorene Jo-Ann Smith Jo you meet, you can Doris Marie Saxby takes as much energy to wish as it es to plan. Howard R. Stilwell Howie The smallest good deed is better than the greatest good intention. William E. Smith Smitty Charity begins at home and often dies from lack of outdoor exercise. r w Lora Lou VanderBunt Lorie Quarrels would not last long if fault were only on one side. It Jr Stratton Ti w C Strats Love truth, but pardon error. 7? y ,r - v , .i ‘Ly tV ‘j™ j