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

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FRONT ROW: Bonnie Souders, Anna Whittaker, Susan Loomis. SECOND ROW: Martha Stratton, Donna Lee Sweitzer, Betty Dunckel, Barbara Utter, Carol Taranto. Newspaper Staff Keeps the Community Posted on School Activities Each Monday afternoon the Newspaper Staff gets together in Mrs. Souders' room for its weekly meeting. However, this is only a small part of the story. From Mon- day through Friday, the student reporters collect news, write articles and stories, and prepare the copy for printing. But Wednesday evening is the big moment of each week when copies come off the press, and everyone eagerly scans the latest OACS news in print! Audrey Phillips, Sandy Barber, Christine Volk, Karen Wilkie, Linda Swartout, Frances Diamond. 26

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Right: Donn Carroll prepares to take his brother Rennie and Hope A11- mendinger on an old fashioned carriage ride. Who Needs Lawrence Welk? Dick Naylor's Orchestra provided the music, and the lucky band members were given the pleasurable chore of selecting the queen. For the first time in the Prom's history, two princesses were selected. These honors went to Evelyn Knapp and Martha Stratton. All in all, the evening of Misty Moonlight will never be forgotten by those who attended the enchanted affair. They could have danced all night. Queen of the Junior Prom FRONT ROW: J. Downey, S. Loomis, W. Troxell, M. Stratton, D. Nichols, L. Beckwith, E. Knapp, T. Emerson. SECOND ROW: J. Weidman, C. Tansey, M. Moore, F. Diamond, J. Carey, E. Ross, M. McGowan, G. Wheeler, L. Roberts, D. Leach. THIRD ROW: J. Arria, L. Swartout, B. Dunckel, J. Sherman.

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FRONT ROW: L. Yaddow, R. Swartout, S. Barrows, S. Newbauer, C. Stevenson, L. Huckabone, B. Youngs, E. Stevenson, M. Newbauer, B. Barrows. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hill, D. Menard, N. Benedict, D. Fowler, R. Milks, S. Hartwell, W. Searfoss, N. Sutherlin, M. Shore, P. Stevenson, E. Lindsay, B. Monroe, S. Bar- rows, M. Houghtaling, Mrs. Smith. Junior Red Cross Adopts Korean Girl The Junior Red Cross has adopted a Korean girl, and the group is enjoying the ex- perience very much. The youngster lives in Seoul and keeps in contact with her new family by letter. The Junior Red Cross also distributes baskets of food to help less fortunate people during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Oxford Academy is proud of the work that is done by this fine organization. Audio-Visual Group Keeps the Film Rolling Whenever there is a film to be shown, the faculty and students can depend on the Audio-Visual Club to lend a helping hand. The boys, under the supervision of Mr. Grimes and Mr. Velten, have the responsibility of supplying movie projectors, tape recorders, slide machines, and phonographs to classes that have requested the equip- ment. It is not unusual to see one of the members vigorously tracking down a missing tape recorder. If Oxford Academy had a Future Detectives Club, these participants would certainly qualify. Karl Engler, Mr. Velten, Lewis Ford, Dan Bosworth, Gary Root, Gordon Cronk, Clair Barber, Larry Yaddow 27