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

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Charles Biviano, John Biviano, William Cerar, Donald Utter, Paul Beckwith. Bus Drivers and Custodians Essential to OACHS The custodians and the bus drivers deserve the praise and respect of the Oxford Academy students. The custodians keep our school clean and attractive. The staff, headed by Mr. Charles Biviano, is often called upon to repair broken items or to bring sup- plies to the faculty throughout the course of the year. Special mention should be made of the extra hours custodians must spend on duty when extracurricular if wt- win 'em, they must be events are held in the school. The bus drivers too serve a vital function in Oxford Academy life. Not only do they drive students to and from school with great care and patience, but they also transport the pupils to athletic contests and field trips. Tom Tansey, head bus driver, has the added responsibility of keeping the buses in shape for their daily runs. To both these groups we express our appreciation. FRONT ROW: R. Davis, C. Wall, J. Parker, C. Roberts, J. Wall, D. Davis. SECOND ROW: F. Christian, H. Battle, M. Utter, H. Stafford, A. Barrows, K. Race, T. Tansey, J. Root, P. Wright. 13

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Mrs. Joyce Allmendinger, Mrs. Nancy Biviano, Mrs. Emily Bartle, Mrs. Sally Finch. Cafeteria Ladies Provide Balanced Diet Teachers’ Aids Watch Over Noon Hour Activities Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Stringham.

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SCHOOL LIFE Each club has its own goal which it tries to achieve. Aid is given to each organization by members of the faculty, acting as advisors to the club. These extracurricular activities give the students opportunities to change the routine of school life, advance their studies, and to help prepare for adulthood. Letters or pins are given by clubs to their members for their enthusiasm and participation in the organization's activities, but each has its own reward of experience.