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

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Mrs. Roys answers a student's question while Mrs. Dibble prepares a bank deposit -- just two of the many ser- vices to students, faculty and adminis- tration performed by our office staff. Mr. Tinker, our District Principal, has done much to help us obtain this beautiful school. He is an old friend who has given us many years of service. The old saying, Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver, the other gold, applies very well to these men who are our administrators. Mr Doolittle is a new friend in our new surround- ings. As high school principal he has helped make these first months run smoothly.

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We are now viewing the office wing, the nerve center of the school. It is pulsing with the living, throb- bing activity which coordinates the goings-on within the school. We — hear typewriters clicking, feel the vibrations, and see the busy admin- istrators, office workers, guidance counselors, and nurses. They all contribute to the excited air we breathe in the office wing. Awards and citations in the lobby trophy case captured the eyes of the visitors during Open House, November 16, 1963.

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Mr. Hayden Vice-President Mr. Marshman President Mr. Cone Treasurer Board of Education The role of the Board of Education in relation to the school is similar to the role of Congress in rela- tion to the U.S. Members of both are elected; both have committees within the whole for more efficient operation. Members of both work very hard, but despite the many long hours spent by our Board mem- bers, these dedicated people aren't paid for their trouble! Mr. Weidman Mr. Rockhold Mrs. Whittaker Clerk 6 Mr. Youmans District Superintendent