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

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Secretaries Are Efficient Help To help the school run smoothly and efficiently, the sec- retaries organize and file data, help to answer school cor- respondence and greet visitors who have business with the main office -- these are only a few of their duties. Their efforts arc greatly appreciated. Mrs. Braccio, guidance counselor Board Works for Quality Every organization must have its leaders. Our school system has a fine Board of Education that works for the best interests of Oxford Academy and the community. These men are dedicated to improving the quality of education. We are fortunate to have such a fine school board. BOTTOM: Dr. Stillman, Mr. Weid- man, Dr. Mayhew, Mr. Tinker, Mr. Ford, Mr. Marshman, Mrs. Whittaker. Mrs. Alma Fowlston, Mrs. Grace Roys, Mrs. Elsie Tucker.

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Mr. Tinker Leads Oxford Academy to Greater Heights Great opportunities will be available to Oxford students under the Federal Aid to Education Act. Mr. Fred Tinker, the supervising principal, has spent innumer- able hours of labor on this program. The paper work alone would discourage lesser individuals, but Mr. Tinker doesn't com- plain about the added responsibility. As a matter of fact, he is still able to smile! The benefits to be derived from this proj - ect will make the effort worth-while, and we sincerely thank Mr. Tinker for this endeavor. Oxford Academy Welcomes Mr. Laser Mr. Lawrence Paser has no doubt found his first year as Oxford High School principal to be most challenging. Not only has he spent grueling hours working with Mr. Tinker on the Federal Aid Program, but he is also an advisor to the Student Council. All this and his regular duties too! The Yearbook Staff has especially appreciated Mr. Paser's cooperation and help. With the entire student body we echo the greeting, Welcome, Mr. Paser! Miss Trimmingham Has a Busy Year Miss Bessie Trimmingham, guidance director, prepares the students' sched- ules, advises the pupils in the course of the academic year and helps seniors se- lect the colleges they will attend after graduation. This year she has been work- ing with a committee that has been study- ing the Educational Opportunity Act for Chenango County which will provide excel- lent opportunities for the youth of this area. This project consumes many hours, and there are several professional meetings that a guidance director must attend. What do you do with spare time, Miss Trim- mingham? 6

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FRONT ROW: Mrs. Shirley Detweiler, Miss Ruth Bull, Mrs. Mary Friedlander. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fred Vogelgsang, Mrs Esther Fowlston, Mr. John Grimes, Mrs. Eloisc Baldwin,' Mr. Mrs. Dorothie Barnes, Mr. Fred Buhner, H°rb Batterman- Mr. Richard Herfort. Art and Music Instructors Point Out the Beautiful in Life to Students. Special Departments Prepare Pupils for Future Careers History Teachers Keep up with Changing Times Mr. Fred Lanfear, Mr. Roger Moyer, Mr. Frank Souders, Mr. Russ Lowe, Mr. Lyle Walsh. 8