Oakland High School - Oak Yearbook (Oakland, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1924 volume:

NINEVEH OOODRED ANS TWEOTY FoR VOLUME I | We PUBLISHED BY CLASS ‘24 OakLANo Hie Ocvoow | Ok AND, MARY LAND ae VA RA) hie bs Wi) | ¥ ay i uA LALA Dori naa, ity ef if Va. sah ne oe be pat t Sita Pay Ra yt ald oe DOCH SF IEE @RGE, oa ° ae veer a i) lai te Sis ; re ® 3 : ha a SMU OV ‘ , ‘wp ry : } % } layer Bailie ete 5 We 4 ; b al : We Nahas A . ah al bs wh by SOE A iF | | M3 ; ‘ hy f im ant i 4 by p { u) 7 Ny i, ; QP ‘ aes i , ‘J att ibs GSH SUS. Fi f LJ be Fase a ie ee eoH22 | a 4 “2 2096 nan Qiu NA Td v0 4 nel 7 ra la ne aa ' rm ‘ov f ea ‘ a if . b me | . ‘ high tis she ey ec! bia a | : Hf § ; r eh - raat an ira ayy ye ; 1S AS ee ASN hs as vic) aa ao fp WN bet ae TW nt ; , ish ee 4 ae a ‘ ; ' ; am, yD: Suna Py NORD OC ah eigen is igh i RS ya Lavned BabA WANs tisk ree oe ee en a MD PE ete ‘ i an eh aa: : a cl shan Nh ae iy) e's her f 7 Os Lf } . A ae a fe Le. , . yy ae | ¢ 4: wae rege ¥ . « a ‘Pe 1 : r Y ? 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AITO org mong , i peer “Ee Poa ¢ iar ‘ § jh ave, ) ‘eS ; ts «ner. le hs pa fies ee ee le es Te a ¥: : A sip Mt Bit Ly , Ai it Aas ih earn he iy} a Tit inal i ah, Ny sm ee) co - See Sialeige- fee Rabat ee hpi va pomrine ave ORD ehs wen tp hey tebe Tie ina tee: MMe Mh Dae ey i DE In this volume we present to you the first Year Book in the history of the Oakland High School. It’is the earnest and sincere desire of the editors, that this volume will serve, not only aS a record, but also in years to come, as the means of recalling happy days, pleasant memories and old friendships. This year Book is due to the efforts of the Commercial Department, aided by the Academic Seniors. (lee Ta es “ ei, mg 4 i wa a i, _— 7 . Pie nk 6 BPP Ost at fait. Neel tae Waa ean ve AD SS AYE a ares bo athe Gt Un Atte ore ree ie be Codi ahh DEDICATION TO MISS KATHERINE T. CONLEY In appreciation of her splendid work as a teacher, her help fulness as a friend, and her untiring efforts in be- half of the school and the students, this volume of THE OAK is respectfully dedicated by the class of 1924 VOT PSS TOM S (|. Mion, 2 errant or sem ated cal Speake av dea a ow StSaslan coed be hbase rod gh ateutts nuixitos tot bite BeOS 6 Bn! Bid: - Rey yio e iit oma Coodog ert to tied wf fycteeqeet 24 140 Ga? Fe eayiay | | xO enelo ¥C A ata ; myn - = « a =. 2 Pic A es HAR AD A A KOK OK K 6 OK OK George Littman------- eo ar ae we me ma ee Editor-in-Chief Hlmus Ream-- ------- ee me Assistant Editor-in-Chief ASSISTANT EDITORS AR Ge nk ES MF 8 mi es pat ta em a cee on Margaret Leighton Roselle Bishof f------------ ------------ Olive Orendorf Bonnie Calhoun----- se fn om set ha Mary TPalkenstein Elva Sheffer----- a a i te a Vilma Friend Carter Forman----- Salen headeteentttenteeatanleaatetealeateatatatetentedbeten --Art Editor ASSISTANTS liarshall Brown----- --------9----8------- Mildred Knotts Bettha Bell------ ween -- === - oa--- Geraldine matfett Darwin Martine +---- wenn nnn enn nen n nn == Business Manager Henry Hamill------- ------ ---------=-- Advertising Manager aSsISPanmTds Harold Ream-q-n-- n= ---- Seleslontostedtictetastadeniententedententie Ruth Lawton Porrest Gortnernwn--- + ---- ee ee eee Neli Nethkin Nell Nethkin-- -------------- Ste eaietes Circulation Menager Ruth Lawton wn n- 9 es nn ee en ee assistant Marshall Brown----------- a a a ee Oe Athletics ni 1 e. 4 ral h Hal WUT) Ys he) fa 1a i u J YY) : t hs ; ah ) , ‘ } (hh) | i SNe vy | y . i a Ne i a f MM : Va a { Li y ' fe ‘ ‘ U Ribs ei ‘ a ce + i a a) am, | {) Li 1 f ; tik , j ie brn , ‘ l | et 4 ‘ ; ay y } hye i iT RM Wy YAMADA Rusts UN Viv nha FARR Sih iiss my a ip hee ; ral i x j ( i hh OP ase yeu Pe Mey i { i ‘ iW! 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English Tipe ie mee Me, lie BUTTOURGDS «2 « 0 +s www me es Home Economics Sutia Te GYASOT ase e e€ a's be et .. 2 « « aonereal Science Agriculture Mr. Byron Besse ie ett eee ce ee Beaver e te. 22 Algebra le History IIe English I, If. Mia 4d ‘ Paes Y the ie 25 Mayit | ies? .. a Ea oe ; rownefow er | ee nemo. ae moebecet stk oi UT m Bs act ly ich aoe a beat % i detinns | A ae eh i. ttt Bettina lg � cate gt “@ sonee ch 7 ae - ebkins rials extol MWe ie See ae va i sdsuordud 4 sonet ae Mp sends orate Lore tessa ia tate tiie 1 i oD ogotekn: : Thiet ot ighibbalacinh iit) is i ra ed i a Nae ity vip Re ies n mt Sa fata ete i ur i iW THE CLASS OF TWENTY FOUR Roselle Bishoff Listen, my children and you sh ll hear Of the graduating class this year: Cn the thirteenth of June in twenty four, Never a class which has gone before Has made a record so great, and clear. We say good-bye to the 0. H. S. Much is the sadness we cannot express; How we toiled, and how we worked, How we played and how we shirked; And to this we must confess, We wish to fulfill in our career Our motto, The top for the Mountaineer, In spite of hardest tasks to do, In spite of trials we must go through, Our faith shall triumph o'er our fear. For carried on the wings of the Past, Throughout school history to the last, Our name shall stand out brave, and bold, This reputation will always hold, Through sunshine or stormy blast. Farwell class mates, and friends so dear, You have stood by us for many a year; We are leaving you now; our task is done, You must continue what we have begun, Though you think we're leaving, in spirit we're here. “Aor: ‘etna wi euad oe “Mrowedlt etbsaae: i } ‘ 5 Na ont Lede see es in ai Cid ve afete be | i RR «aa Titi aft Some ie RD 2 Ree pom e rd it Lo Pie i ye ND Lok CO anes aes dotiw eal ie Sowell 7s anol ONh suk C8 beooge BD e hice eet 4 a B10 art Cit: eet tages, on ow. {ange Sodnas ow eeonkes ade OR UM ,boanawy ov god Buc , Se€ ge ye ba oun s we ev Won fet Hopede BOLNes GRow ow saad of ie MOUS Keo ag bet aah a4 of ‘ew on” toongean we ane eae OA rt rhe: 00 Ogos OF tuned 9 oe) HUET Ov = te 8 8 «CAG Boo toto Kear; se2F eft bo ently a4? so bok'vt £9 eee UAT ot yiosiad’ Woorse dae me abit ditty Pe UR tr bate $8 cisae, RYT’ ior Ss aoe evo hae eae wltetoger, edad mnrote: 0 Be ons Ow pana bee - aud oe eaoko iow oS eS hd BAG SOR Pia Dd beote awd ar I ccna teed 4 ‘_ieg | one wine £ wee side iS Svesd e: “pape are: see oa ae ae lesa ‘ i j + 1 perp dnl i rent ee ee eee - . Pr , ‘ - Aquat lita ried ibis dae Abceesniarepedinrile idetbuies owns if fp a 4 Ha - we� “ope fim ase he te amar htt hn htt el 5 etme ssa iP be Ff i ae re Rta T Tele hinpmewe ent bea penne ire Pap hprend heals seeeeeibe ‘| a ee “Were I so tall as to reech the skies And to grasp the ocean in my span, Ff should still be measured by my soul, The mind's the standard of the mant” etatnteentediindeentinnen thiedicninan teas entail MOEN iAe se ma Tin Ta aha Med nN Oe i rt Ly side ; i J | Ww 1m, 4 ‘ Vy: x Li , we f j ) ‘ vb ; { } af rh Ue n } | i fad ic aces! ctr ame Senior Class Class Motto: Class Colors: Rose and silver. Class Flower: Pink rose. Class Officers BR ak Ci cine lt Oi he as al pe bo as ae ee lato Sartver POrmatijeesa is 62h e kee oe aby 4 2 AM Di Bg ri Ph nc Oe re gah agen a Sornest Gortnares= s6s4-4.—0 50506 Class Roll Bertha Bell Roselle Bishoff Marshall Brown Frances Burroughs Joseph Burroughs Bonnie Calhoun Mary FPalkenstein Carter Forman Wilma Friend Forrest Gortner Henry Hamill Helen Hinebaugh Mildred Knotts Ruth Lawton The Top for the Mountaineer. ons al kit President - - Vice Presiéant at ce a a a Secretary aie Treasurer George Littman Margaret Leighton Geraldine Maffett Darwin Martin Nelle Nethkin Olive Orendorf Elmus Ream Harold Ream Rose Rice Elva Shaffer Eleanor Townshend Audrey Trickett Marie Turney ei aan ue aa ‘ ‘he tae ompeoll 03899 pee . GCE SRS a, SM a aye . ‘wae, AES : nee pot a) ‘aa f . ‘Aa | ae 1 et ae a , TR iy ON aaa CF ORBEA UR i) By, 8 adit i alll 1s Ra eS ds Ret Lia . “eto. 30 aeade : wune . NY Fania, ain we ii ; ph ah ; ‘ yi { 4 i. . . sf . s e Me : ore a ie si er ee tm om on = is oon at VS yh lab . hy i % yA 7 u “ ‘ 7 41 ze ay a 4 ; YT oe oe ‘ th nd NN dit t rs : 1 { i ‘ i 2 ¥ . . + ea : . tr, =f ‘ x al r ? GEMS SL ' £ ) ” i jv tame fae ae fotgaint Meo OS RR eebbdara i sees eta eerie Ri i | paved, ad cet Pages) Srobamnl ek 00 SENIOR CLASS ROLL Nell Nethkin--This is .our good girl Nell --always typewriting, and she enjoys it very much. Neil nikas to take long trips, that is walking. But we are not sorry to say that she is subject to Violent spells of laughter, because she is the life of our CLass. Bertha Bell--Beztha is a really good-natured girl. She is alveys on the job and we hope when she wiil have tke great pleasure of nursing, she will also have great success. Mershall Brown--Marshall is a boy of a very reserved a@isposition. He is known by all the students who seo him end still better known by his cry “choke the bug, he «is also known as a great athlete, and we expact to hear of him being appoi nted to some high position . aS head of the athletic association of the U. . Ruth Lawton--Ruth is a quiet girl in sehool and is very studious. She is very attractive and is loved by all her class mates. Derwin Mertin--Darwin ig anything but quiet at sehool. He has many friends. He likes to go for rides, es- pecially when good old spring time draws near, Forrest Gortner-- Shortie” is the smallest in the Senior Glass, but not the smallest in the line of stuay. He is known as the star in mimoographing line. He is very good natured and always willing to accept amy work whieh the teacher has for him to do. George Littman--George is a boy of good nature, un- soifash aud willing. He has a mind of his own re- garling his work. an@ he is alweys willing ana ready to help iis class mates. Goorge does not take mucn issercss tn the le@ies, as he spends most of firs time bockseeping. Elmvs Ream--Rimus is an earnest, conscientious worker, Wa) mexes everthing buzg that passes tnrovga his handS. Bins 18 seeatiy interested in the ladies. Geraldine Maffett--Geraldine is a dear littla girl; she is popula with everybody and has many warm friends of the opposite sex. She has a talent for vocal music and is very winning and attractive, K vy ‘ al Re ” wi i A ! ee om ora Lill Lag BRA aoe) Rt eh “wenvilionatl ts am ‘tye ange Wi, i enasiiele ert ae HA ie uma eis 4 al a it; BAY) Bh A Bs, FM oa i Bie waa Jase st see e eae i ahi | ow Pa”: + MA Age tay: ee Sail Snel ae st bart.) : Bat ‘i Sa | Has a Phew pi, eh apa: ad ‘Sue es ABR. ot gevire: rad wha ei pastie waa too oH ome walt ox La sanoaed meee, to (ia: : ; ie hw vs ly ‘a a i ihe hai. tiie GhtHN 8 on attest ate atts BANC Mea ortent inet! Din! Dak. Gada. aN yowba; “it bi sikh one ei ane § tutta aia ee sme ekg is Bae alae: ite ws iB: a “od. wy ak t ident , ne ripe OOS ale ete eG. oe ys ee a eT tk Re i th TRS SP YARRA ees wil Ud Av Sue Likes fot ek Be hess Gan seeee tk fa We wr WR cate halve ior. GeO eae maa Roatan au atl) phaea aN Pi ghiol Ce OF obtd ooh aoa. mk a enon pea. Nat TOE Ne j ed am mee He me POR Be wed oles wht o | | Py 3 y fa ittdos me iste Forage @ ak aed SRL Ln ee ciihuaeh we ae eta ree ath Nine Oe Oe et De ae sivas fe dora tee said ee oe pr a ae Bid P ameats 10t OG Of QuML Of: BOERS) Ne Me eae ed Birney eva mies Lhe ras a mits oe Li b all Wk. tek ton ah ua mabe c90 toontt Bey en oo, Poe a tt bh adalat Poet tie, pies anes | a ; “ati MSs aocetm MP Shia Old Hee reine at ei: Mea oes Poach Ot ita tn encnuta Baw Bombmen Boe Patan es ' SREIRCRSAT aa I7 ies oe Sad werk mek Sahai: SHY ACA ae me 1, te ¢ ea ne ma Parsotte meant s Sea -% a 8 rag aoe pea i KR a) Elva Shaffer--Elva is a pretty little curly headed blonde. She never discloses her love affairs to any- body and for this roason we can say nothing about her, Elva believes in enjoying the best of life. Marie Turney--Marie is one of the few quiet girls in the school. She is very industrious. She spenks when’ She is spoken to. She does not care much for the boys, Or at least it soems that waye Audrey Trickett--Audrey is always in a good hunor. She is very quiet and spends most of her time in the type- writing room. Sho is loved by her classmates. Olive Orendorf=-Qlivo betrays her extreme youth by blushing most charnin iy whenever she rises to recite. She is always willing to do her work, but she does most Of it in the study hall with Turk , ; Carter Forman--Carter is a great student of art. Al- ways in devilment, very ambitious and is always trying to discover sonething. We hope that he will stand at the head of Arts in his later life. Bonnie Calhoun--Bonnie spends a great deal of her tine curling her hair, 2nd the rest of it typewriting. She is very quict, and her occupation is blushing, when she recites in Shorthand class. Mildred Knotts-- Min is our tall Senior from the Oakland High. Her favorite study is typewriting. She takes great interest in athletics, especially Volley bali. Shortie™ remarked one day in school when we all were drawing cartoons, Min, I'm going to draw your picture if I can get a piece of paper long enough. Margaret Leichton--Margaret is a very studious girl while 2n School but she is subject to the little gone of Mi playine hookie. We hope she will cone out all right, and we believe she will. Eleanor Townshend--Eleanor is a szirl full of fighting blood as was realized in the History Class, when she flew into Henry. She is always very clever with the’ teachers, especially the men. She is very ambitious, and we wish her good luck. _ Rose Rice =Rose, the President of the Senior Class, is very ambitious and is slways willing and anxious to help the class. In History she is one of the Stars. She is very pleasant and always ready to do her work. wer my AN! 4 ay oat ati aed seo aah onsihy a gp fh fa ‘. a ibd one: tH: dead Sth abet i ik een te slay helt ols 6 ie at ee ice alee eal. scien nd Ra Lae | iat bal “e ea alia HON sae! a y eet SR ' as acy | ‘ie ee bil ‘Pome’ + ie weowke ed cohabit iia w bi an a wie oe eed See ete Be Sse, Ae. Sodan nih S Da A tetebahinalinielan Wi Renee 08 Will. gees Sea Met ak dt sue ar a thud en: doe ovetOcathe eile a yee BE OF KOGLT othe Eran ih nla a ee Toh eats Fon ae : mT nn ih teed hats = $98 Ghd. ek bee ayeule ow ue i ap et ane hs 4h thee wad, bol th ky: en ee deo hate a ae i: el Sophy ston ett Pte Mecca “4 MUNRES 8b “hee rok Pada yeu et tegt bat ty hse sani oft Pont ogod oh -. (sudo a5 3% ae MR ats é mene 4 shit vid atta. t ned. om ! ae ) | Wie a Ae aereh@- age te: ‘koa boomy wees ue: ase sri enters? 24 8 Iaet ost So Conger ote he rn : ei woke comece ‘wom here | a he botedtn ‘elite k va rik ayy pee iy ‘Siu tate aaa c ee co Mw oh spo tie Mee ao ue ‘ak “gait ambit é eit attr: e Gginta ohieovrt wat. 4h ‘ay Ess opine aekia Lider ek dnonodiek fy ca On (ike Sie nk yeh. oie (anes abt ® HONG, woes. Of WE, 627% ene eis - atic ser © dbeyeiormn:: qttd,, prpnn te aoeds Ok, Me. a be i pu Bi ta ‘ah he ih best met ab Hote: ialieetid rte Neal BS ees Pam: , ith ME Dy BOWE sy da me . EAL Sale ove] od sats 7 ot paras Hew hese ey aie a deiierg hanks ee Fase edt wk Beaker ee Eo te ei a eS 5 a a ee . mee ayrwke ab ong chew oom au | | eather i ae. ag MELE OGG we’ fae a a! ene glee powa ¢ | eds i Cor bash Ln a es, j = Weta? ae oi. . : a Bredk, | ‘aoaaes | ” ,. Id ‘. Pe ow ee . a te 0M ian i eri: Fs en a arty, i 7 Roselle Bishoff--Roselle is a quiet girl. Although she does not disclose her love affairs we celieve she has them, as was shown in our High School Fuiay. She 1S a very ambitious girl. Helen Hinebaugh--Helen is one of the members of our cless who is a great thinker, but of the other Sex. Helen is the same 2s other giris in the mouse question, but not in the Smouse.” Mary Falkenstein--Mary cares nothing for the flattering words and saddened nhearts of the love-lorn youths. She likes the boys of the High School and she wins them by her eyes. Wilma Friend-- Bill is always borrowing some ones Latin paper. She always seems to be studying, but you never can tell, until her report card comes along and then she doesn't let anyone see ite Bvt sne is very accommodating, and she likes to treat her school friends to Sundaes Frances Burroughs--Frances is the girl who likes dates ; She surely van vamp ‘em. She gets along very well in ‘school, but when her big brother Joe starts after her She goeSs Joseph Burroughs-- Joe is a boy who loves the girls. He is always making dates with some girl. He always sits in the balcony at school with Mary when he gets a chence. He is a Star” in the base bell team and takes greet interest in all other athletics. Herold Ream-- Froggy is a very peculicr sort of a chap, he Loves his teachers but is not crazy abont going to school. He and his two Senior hums are often absent from school because of sickness--as we all believe. He took the principal part in our School Pley which proved his love for the ladies and his determination. Henry Hamill--Henry is a boy of great ability although he likes to play “hookie” with his two Senior friends and go to Frostburg and such places. He 1s 2 willing worker for his teachers and fellow students. He is always playing jokes on someone, and likes to do some mischief so he can get “forty minutes” after school. We wish him well. be Hin SOe Ki i ad | A j vf hs ’ a] ah Ma ‘ ) ua ih Lan � fT ; Vee 1h mal re we b { ! eehy f p r ai) He Pr icta ASA Di ay :. aL J “py ath Ay, rae ot hs pia | af ea Lene Oma a Te ; j tet, hee pais arias The Fa Pi te) 1 i | Hv 4 wa ? ; Vie r H woe ’ } i i ‘ a 4 } : 1 | At’ a f cn 0 ee fe Ca eg! Bi ee Min (ena f y 44 NG i Ng His f ; ih Witte te ; tae ee Ae pA hea ‘et i Wy wi ds ie aod eae as tka Saab as Va aa Cleat en | vipat £8 AR en Be ian Bat | oh 48 Nabi hey sete See a af a in|} BNNs | Vpee Mats ey “eh ag ¢ ota A ‘” ( mis 4 7h. } | | 1 | ia iy Hit “sia: ino habe tke 6 slik a i CEs eae mb 1 apt HE ae vel ai bey Ae] a Rake due Br | ha a Ae i its can. aks a ars sce oaey a. Bhs . | bP pie SRI ‘chad nF a s the, Ay yea 4 A iy ¥ Vb 7 ny 2 3 ’ ‘ vn ‘ia § n sai eh yt +. at RD 4 i wy inten ety) ra he ast Y, sie bei RAY Btw (etity hie aks att A VI sine Baul a Oy: eat) crtiaes % hate, pte Rens. Apotse wo eae tig neti fot § Ae i ey | wl : Sie oe di. RO.) haa cred a + bh haere OS TEMES Bt. | J pre rial Ft Cnet hibit Sede eh: a yay Plate tn AWE vie dh Fey ie +E fs pola aN Gini COR LS 7 . i [ ¢ ¥ oat a aglti Ot Peo GAP ah) Bs ye tie ii sinateise “ | ‘the Ribot vege smd he: Med eA) hes ee’ pei he, abts ud ty ita ate Ho heoe sae iene duel wer os WMT TRG add HOE ity od im! ek er reiy ae , Pablo Oa Ce Ty thie (eee P) a! fy | ; hh ae red ihe, ss re ey (3 esis fh, Ro ” we yt a Pa ne Rit Ya ss i n aig iy, PY ny a rade Ay ee Nee Ni i fauk vee: “gy ¥ e eo ) Sen + ; pa he hae ye esi F ied ery 4 7 , Ot. Mat gt Ea Ne A PRG A ep MN Hole tie Vea man se” | mca a eovet te ry, a “btn bit Shiny be BUA Res ENT AOD ae CeNram ys es we hGOe co oH sO pa ba is ae en Tt ates ae 1a (3) a BY el oe aoe | Povey AOR dy’ ye Ch. eARMtINE si 5: Oa Poulin, see een “band abet Yo pe has du aBa: we Pat Big pe ide ahi Ripeatce Flosy. Ye sort ‘ear gina ree nt Were at Bove? ie Lieto OOM cr a ait a Helv ee ie? os 4 fears Fupey 3 a ere ae Ve MAb le dogs ei il | rece De, iad ae | iaibtaats: wana: bre ‘ated ota hae ant ia Oe Reale bin (otosiee ae PWN, Vale pe ak «i fa reat Ma gcbarss Ma ERS Sm et 7 ca in Leia pt 4 ie Mi ae bk ce 4 ie ; | ri | Raye! ah , : wea yy ae i) 0a iA ina. A as) .: f ae be 5 ie a J 1 i ‘en f fy 1 ie P 77 s ¥ il j dy, | ; t ' ray Addy AN eet fa Oo Weds Ufa ea Fed es Me ene are : wh) iA : i we he ee ; ia fs eT Ah Th ae a i s ren i Ry Naso Oy, a0 te ‘ai lid Le J Pane ® tas J yi gin A ; Hi ae is 7 | Pl ra | ‘i awh a r ” Aly) 77 DS dy j Mpeg oy 1) , 1 ee et , dis Rite Vs CSE ONG AT Vie } us Wen A ( Maik Ua) nt ae Me en ee ; tent Senior Class History It was one bright sunny morning in the year of nine- teen hundred twenty when sixty-four weary yet ambitious pilgrins worked their way up the Courthouse Hill on their wey tc the Land of Promise. After reaching the top of the hijl we proceeded along Green Street tc the Palace of Eéucation; well known to us as Oakland High School, Upon entering the door, we gazed around, While standing thus eutranced, a tall dark-haired gentlemen, who was later known as Professor Kolb; came into our midst and directed us to our Class Room. The first procedure was to separate the sheep from the goats, and we were informed that hereaftsr the sheep would enter the building by the front way, the goats by — the siie ertrance, This day was the beginning of a long, tedious; scul- wrecking journey which lasted tor nine months; during which time our ranks were depletei. A : total of tweniuy-six left us to ssek other fertunes in dis- tant lands. One of this group lingered on the harbor of matrimouy and sailed away on the ship of Love. Others of these became involved in the dizzy swirl of the business world, The remainder took the position of being as much like the idle rich as possible. After this gruesome period our litgle band stood again on the threshold of the High School Building under the nomenclature of the cheeky Sophs. Our valiant group was increased at this time through the entrance of Francis Grubbs. Then during this year came the crash with the puzzles of Geometry, the perplexity of Physics and the intricacy of English, and Manual Train- ing. During this year we gained a trifle more liberty in performing our school duties. We were granted the privi- lege of electing our officers and to engage in the social part of school more than when we were Freshmen. There being a small number of boys in our class, we managed to place one of our men on the Soccer Team and several more on the Track. At the beginning of our third year as usual we had te give up some of our former classmates to other envi- ronnents, for different reasons, On the seconi day we entered upon a new course of life. In the Commercial Department we were confronted with serious probdiems such as Typewri ing; Shorthand; and Bookkeeping. In the Aca- demie Departzent we met such obstacles as translating French and Latin and learning how to study History. Cee ii hath he Wi ny ni vee ie ety a La my 02 } ae Noa hae’ Wie Mm Wty A @ ay. rg S,9 3 1 ee ae mee aN coo eet af nel oF ts Mo 4 | deli hi Fe aay ob ite Rat Sil ig ANH ete ipo 4h aha ae iy th at ‘s oT Seite ‘tow ‘otek Omni dite ove ty Pages ahd Ue PRA UR Ae SUAS EC an eee a cate . oak Monsto. sits in haben cit mah ont ewig, (a Re be ‘i ak. ‘dood a Ae enrit ba Mf TATRA, oa rie aoe’ ay Yet at ee. Ar Patents tear aces ai CMe eae one rh an Ce | By i. fi ; tf ) “ i ¢ | Ot iiy’ hi Cay ote net 1 i ae hy. yak vr ‘ney is by ee ; A aa Noo a ba ing Mod. ot rtor mmaiieument ay! Nee AUaeT STATA Wy pinnae hiieaah de wate wva em dn wergil ¥ © a ay te ny i pay th ak WR My uae, if tt Man fy i ‘yi i) ‘hihe wy vi) ; AN | Ny if if ‘th if | Sa Ss Merny ny ote oe a ae I A | ra) . ie ea Lay . “gn ’ iy ai i) eh ] th hem rt i ‘ Ks iM Oa A) ht daar ie 0M Te Us Bk Sh ee ee (i) yah bane uae a a: of oy Pay Hh, gael: ti) yaad aie — ah a ae het i Ma i I iad mp es ahi ait Hod . mite Abbeag Bey ‘ il ai J raha Bai 9. bia kei saa a WARE ae ote ke ie 7 i Ae Whe a miaih : yon ‘ ni ¥, oe cil be : a iil ig ie Neila es mm si Bea al ANHOr Nis!) rn thie al my ae eit sea WS ati. ‘o eae, eee ets SU mete . Ban re | i a Gao netics Bh Byer De fo hig pe ay sin 4 i a j wi)! rit a one be ee i ¥ an hind cm acd ‘ee a Ay 3 ea ee een uns ‘e ‘an tal bhi by ie ae be Hi By way of Athletics, we secured positions for Several of our men on the Track Team, one of whom was elected Captain. Our class was also represented rae the other sports in which our school partic- pated. Beginning the last lap of our journey, the happiest year of our school, we were no longer a- fraid of teachers with four eyes and hair parted in the middle, The first party of the year was one given by Freshnon, at which the Seniors were the uninvited guests, Here we treated the Freshmen with such rare feats as Electric Shocks, Green Water and Molasses Sta-Comb. | The next great event in the History of our Class was when Miss Katherine Conley was appointed Principal of our school. Then began the most successful term of our school life. It was by her help and encouragement that we, the Senior Class of the 0. H. S., have been ablo to publish The Oak. We now’ leave the rest of our trials and tribulations, as well as success, to be told by the Class of 25. Parwin Martins | fh e ene 7 vii AY . wer. | a ¢ b og tide Seteods : ow Rerrer to aa at ee somes va sat’oe mre ‘tpene ede ; we we tao oad Birige. Me El y H ee Pe es : ae FR g seth . ad ives 4 cag ont crhemamee 4 ter be on tack wit POOR: Oe wpe ow ,eooree cen = ‘er pe —er. eg: “eek aw ane Yi 4 : : } hy � abe: door 6a k SM PAI 4. , Ae owl Roker fe ttt Bosch. | eee Ba nie inner i} gotrerh pers | Pea ae ae erin ten aabelt fo oy iho abet “a tsk tien domey thon 9 Mi a a PROPHECY The wind swept over the bleak prairie, and darted through every crack and crevice of the shed-like builad- ing used as a hospital. The dozen or more pale disheart- ed patients shivered as the wind whistled through the many openings, and played hide and seek under the in- sufficient coverings on their cots. Private Brown was on duty, and when he saw a fellow comrade shiver and huddle under his grey blanket, he piled more wood into the broken Stove. I myself began to get cold and the objects around me began to grow dim, when there appeared before me an old man--grey and wrinkled. It was Father Time. JI asked him what year this was, and he said, My poor boy where have you been? This is '28.. Come,--we will go and see what has been going on since you have been in France. Here we will roll these stones together until we have a regular mountain. That is well done. Now come with me to the highest point. There, do you see all? Al1, O Pather, but very dimly. Can't you pronounce some magic words so that I can see and hear more clearly. Certainly, I will do so, (and the magic words were said.) Can you see now? Oh yes, I see evarything, and hear quite plainly. Nothing interests me so much as the dear old town of Oak- land and the 0. H. S. But say Father, this is nothing new. Couldn't you say something different, and let me see the Seniors ten years from now? Just as easy. Now you may look into the Future. Ah! How strange! There is Darwin Martin who made such @ success in school teaching that he has continued in that profession. His pupils call him Uncle Weenie. So Marshall Brown has taken up toe dancing. I am not at all astonished when I think of the s12e of his And this is Harold Ream strolling down Main Street, but he can afford to stroll since he became the Leader of The Holy Roller Society, for the reduction of Fat people. Rlvya Shaffer, is a circus girl. A trapeze walker in Ringling Brothers Circus? re ts od Ol) Oa Se ed ee ue a. ‘ A ay eer ety Mt Le m nan We er th 9 aes : La fh spear stooks pene ai Bi Ehud lk be i sabres, Seid ote errs pre asad. ott ‘Tretia (a oy Wet oA a ie oo Ne road oe Pre ae a ae aur ee rpdinnys M eae bee eBet seem Rae OR ig wey aa nnege Y r= et ‘pteeist © 9f0o there no 8h Te exbhod bare ‘noeree. aoerooe wolfe? 60 OR “@etons edd pdud boow onopt teliq x! toumekd | ma APoat so oat bot bioe. Fh 94 et i rie babe hexane wiedt pany Hh ‘a oe + Moone gaggia ase oF , bebe won ovnd poms View goog YC , shee Of! Pes ae irege mer eat ae aye Gigi) chy Like BY Mas _ SRO? re 1, | Lat Slot Chir ee ere. yoontor’ nh end ocd, SOE uke. a oh. 2 foe ALO | eon ae eer ‘Tomtpee ee | e PAE 9 i chien ial Me ue ws sane ro he es 2 - ie | | Pers thes fr.) wore ai bs Yee Sod | ia i Pees) tent wo aT raed hex one on 7 Vdd rts 7 (ee , ie Sigs | aa? er , Oe of rc ‘whe | t iy ton! «pl mn nb hes i ante Bae, anbslt yarie: ee) - 8 Hp poe bale apes aril ary Aeon wil wy SpE 9a hen midbon at etdt , sotto co owe. oars ; ety med on te bad pee?! ry it coe oy isi does ive ate: at int went a . rae | ys J ot Fw tae ug toe Meteo %, it | ’ (a okt n sh ares om 4 % ; ; ; — Dephitee | oe 1] i over i Al i a fet y Wee bes 9 aA | i ava Tele, i pean bi asia aly a SEY if ian a e But, who is that girl that is taking such a Chance? Father Time? That, O friend is Margaret Leighton, the fat lady, who is associated with Elva Shaffer in her daily performance. I expected something great of her. And this lady who has just retuzned from Utah, who is she? Do you rot recognize her? Perhaps her looks have changed. Tai is Eleanor Townshend who has married a More- Man and is now one of his many wives. You do not need to tell me, Father, the name of this gey and fashionable young lady, for it is no other than ilma Friend who stands as the world's most famous pianist. She has obliviated the memories of Paderweski and Rachmani- noff in her great success. What devoted couple is this, coming back from their hongymoon trip to Europe? Mary Falkenstein and Joe Burroughs, as I am alive! Can you tell me how this happened? That's easy. Mary was the lucky person who won that Matrimonial prize of the 0. H. S. They are now living in one of Hungry Hollows’ most palatial residences,” Ah, I know this bright and smiling lady who is be loved by the poor in New York City. It seems to be more renowned than Bertha Bell. But it is she, for she is a R. N. S. so she can help Uncle Weenie” take care of all his children. Look at that dude walking slong with five girls, who all seem to be in love with him. Well, he is fascinating, but I do not think he should flirt so badly. Knock me over with a feather, Father it is Forrest Gortner! , s 2 a He does nothing else, but flirt with the ladies, 6n spend his fathers fortune. He breaks hearts by the dozen. J. L. Ream, M. D, “freatments on how to debate. It is easy to see where he received his inspiration. TI vitesse it was the day that he was supposed to debate on Should 90 Should not the Government own the Railroads. --and he was Sick. a ve id ak ey He SiN bi i by Dan, ne ih ol cal jiatngy in Tha Dae iS n We dipriarnds Bete hh aes T ; ; . , a STN ER ONE et A ral . Se we i 1 et ra ¥ X 4a! ; .. me a 0 heen % wry ws) Pn oe ¢ rt . : ; bu wy ® if bd i As i f i ' A ' iw 7 = sf) o9.5 ts ‘ ’ ‘ iat ; ‘4 A T if Wy, 1 ver hn 4 id ‘ � re a + bs uy oa nee ot - P| te eae : io, ‘ Pate jie +e “ ; ; PAS fy “i iy. hi 5 i hh ere hs a he f ade ‘ . x bl 4 ty 4 er eu sa 4 d ie ; i “aye | Dt pa ea � nA ew. ‘ � a 4 ry 7 +4) Se a i) ge od - abot ‘patties ee tant 3 she tott ol ait | bi Nee? tay ‘ . T i a ay py got tad ar : Pi aan, i Sh me Wie Phat Cat ens tachitgt ot tar dary of ei Oe ae otege vitab aii AE tert haket oe vee av h Sai ai ee nisin’ beck. 100 to Sante reise ona 1 an v | ae a F She n-: ‘ re oi Nit eee yen wot dport ab (i shy f j ° ‘ 5 ay “al t hase Re RV EW NS Bot. A ante 6 dhe att esata Phe Pind od eee ne ; Rant Pauls oor es re yrs ¢ anh nT b TAM ig Moms? 2n0m 3 Dl row wee: Petia! ni shes Tebed to Boxgorod Sun ; ah . : tA | eS OOO a pe a ‘shed 4 ior ids ; autaie’ op hrie ‘at af wee hovoves: hone?” ee Ti Bo ot yall | Cogatil e aaa, Ybor saya Rid wil och LLSE sem. mule Yor susidl | ; | $i oe aca AG 25 Maes GE” aap ap pe sae ¢ | mat gaivet Wet ' Ors i gout e at � 2 | 4 or ee ie | | arr honeiok tax dettatag Feo mm Liew qc Wp. da ieee 2h aah Loe asd pets Bf uternud™ toreala ae (ine Wid A aN Sad ae kan ebel ‘geet tex | brs eta be { ne noiell ise” ae 3) aoa ad og Bap oe ha! + Ue iy doo ees § yh TORS cP ih ih: itso seco (one @h Ph. doh Pyson Ps wie fs Beare xo, Sind fis hie ae. ebwook: eto? od ee - Os a eect} % “loae- 4 faty eves hone anata oT bol We ts: wer yi e ), Caan Mh ghana Bh Od Zid. mit es aaa | oy, ih Ss ; ne Soe ‘= re - Stale... ae Be é an | . Mane pot bichiditelel it on Rena Ws las asean ‘eta pee oe ; i sila a saan | oa There comes his wife Bonnie Calhoun, the only one of Our class who is rich. She inherited a million and married Elmus so that he could take esre of he: Kvsh. What is this? A -treet fair in Terra Alta! I see Audrey Trickett. But why is she howling so, Father?” Because she is paid for it. She is 2 barker for the fair, and makes twenty-five dollars a day advertising the New -improved Erasures for the Typewriter. Ah, here is Mildred Knotts. She is FeKery I am Surprised to see her so idle, but I suppose she has never really been able to make up for the sleep she lost, and the energy she expended on her Bookkeeping. Carter Forman, celebrated song bird for the Radio and phonograph. His talent was first discovered the evening he sang, It ain't go'in to rain no Mo'. And hee is Olive Orendorf the girl who was so in- terested in “ien's back in '24 that she bought a chicken farm and now has the only institution of its kind in the U. S.,-- a regular chicken farm and Matrimonial Bureau combined. Nell Nethkin has not changed at all, except she_has lost her laugh and giggle and is now residing a few miles from Oakland at Bachelors Rest. She spends most of her time in her beautiful flower garden and making bare-back riding as her favorite sport. But who is this fat and dignified University Professor, dear Father? That, my friend, is George Littman, Professor of Bugology in a Girls' Boarding School. This other girl close to George I already know by her angelic smile. I See that she, too, is working for the betterment of the people. I wondex why all Stump Speakers” have red hair. Rose received her training while acting as President of the Literary Society in 0. H. S. She is 4 brilliant light and talks on all the Political questions of today,- but her greatest trouble is she can not seem to get anybody to listen to her. | : I see a familiar form away over in India, trying te show the natives how to play basket-ball. Yes it must be Frances Burroughs doing missionary work. bo) 209 sclald eae ‘dbonion. pts ‘rte: wid gdnas. Ae Sol st ue, Pee wie ga gctlgnnae he ghee Qk ag eter..| 1 MEIN ee hae 2 ae | wt ‘to ‘one i. (f oieen: Sadi tedt wont yt as cae my es dees ‘ pmiea is Me | Wideiedinhas oe: yok THA: wii Bh: ig + btade CG a Lora “ae te © ‘ ‘ Re ah ate Saat eety. 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HOSE aed and fxoe 4% one Rcajes:: gotoksy reliport 5 ae ee ke =| ay te eos th 3 “peering” tout purl. katoi, ‘eee i, awh i eR f Gait ae ‘WATT . ee fers: ote te ‘fares f f $oH | ph. ted to Pry Hhlroqa ‘oie: .d8a% eto letaea? th rhino. ae sted Shaw daed veiyia SOS eowregs Letit: usead.: fhe dite Ngan PALE a ekarts al AVESONGS: ia i Ih ob etens, tttorseat Bolten o : + en tot tes rr. ‘aie + | } PS) Uy “to austere mines ent: ala ‘goanes or) lacie ing eer nedoadot ancizacd meee a ath ‘ao de went «3 eon (Booxt« ft eave: OF a8 sind. ivte: ‘godto aiden a ott ae gatarew at ood yey “Seay e083: settee obtey gbeosis ih OPUS Lf a ty fiobrian i KOLO: RE De. ; “Hector a aN oR BET Bh WE hata. patil oer Ton hevd vows: gow eT BA ee eRe ORR ek SR, Oi MIGROS Peorashd wes: to je eee ko. amok aeHip. Ptdiien OAT “Lis no -BaLo® bas abi: bert igs oe chek teh O59 Sih as oidnos-teptawan % Rein p si i vant NPE ec. aesee o? Vibodyiee , son eh oh Ps y “edo Swe deo ech Etiapt. shes iN ‘he i eb lad o9u ad° Cale Ofer. Garkis wit sr esi heporuedieaaad E aivhiss Bil geror indy oy tte, ’ How we are deceived in people! I always thought Marie Turney would become a church worker, but there I, see her as’ the great Prima Donna. The special attraction at the Empire Theatres Who would have imagined that Henry Hemill was © destined to take such an active rart in political reform, -- now Justice of the Peace in Hungry Hollow. I see he is running for President on the Republican ticket. Of course you will remember Helen Hinebaugh. ‘“‘1e is an old maid now. Can you imagine it! She jilted Ralph Smouse because he would not give up chewing Spearmint Chew- ing Gum! Her friend Geraldine Maffett has recently opened a Tonsorial Parlor in connection with the McGreevy Barber Shop in Westernport, Md, Did you not know that Roselle Bishoff has given her lifes work to the show world? Since she received her fame from her excellent acting in the Rustic Romeo , she has now Signed a contract to be the leading lady in the Green- wich Follie. for ten years to come. Ruth Lawton and friend Jim could not agree on the kind of wedding dress sh2 should get, so as Fate would have it they had a quarrel and Ruth entered a Convent and has not been seen since. On hearing the last news, I howled with all ny might forgetting that Father Time said it would break the spell. Immediately there was an awful crash, a deadening thumping sound, I awole? It was all a dream? George Littman. i wee pA : wed ry MOU) be ¥)) Wie ek i ata) hed vant, soy inva Pac Oe oe Me : i iets Re R. Bee atest iis nit peau acevo dnd? bontg.pat -oved - Sheer oth | Bai a Leo: Shae. RU fe At eee Howe. GRAT 98 .: tee ai, ' ) ae | Oe Pius. cel aay 26 - oekie 1 ey nUK had lia rs pages iarane a £80 anshhoert reat “yale ve’ a | et Adoni .weteh wadeomepx LEW, HOY extras tO be ‘ates bas ie one shel Grteame toy oc) amet Bevo, foe Os ay MRO TaharcnMKe wnt wade gn Tks toa Looe :od oat ad ar Ba wih ray BOO hI Margt . Bo tte stot eb Cone broek ys seh Tai Dei 7 ine er eo ZOU edt Aten mettoomeos -gi weirat lads ‘nate cael heart ayer oats Bagh Sette wevie sdbt-qF wow pat Baia ae buvl ade cs genretrgpinny a gr i seidios tet Lagee veeal teeny SENAY Fee ft Vogl grkbupl ott a 03 Sogenne 8 bedrgke . Te cae | | OOD OF aAeey, cod - OD ELECT bh: A ye ie ato eetns: , etyae ie crn +i me Ppp ET as fontiwnt ‘toon Nd ovat Sew of HF Be M8 8% saw 24a eda geagh $0 sb a, ed SNe 0 ania ‘boxedne dyer pura if ereteleat 6 bad | | ‘ ook ee, goed don | ‘pee a ‘ual fie. hem | cml wot I , even daal eee Bt rn a ey wi Lone att 2 Auees fae i ik bi o gent? yopht NTA aie wrt sieneb, ef 8 dest lites 02 ae eee | ‘ Bie ond Ws aLouR Pat 4 veloun f RN att % ng) ' q lad y Wg; “) ‘i ih ae bi BF 4 wel , te by | oh : he i y . ; pay fs t we i 4} ; if LUne 4 ri yt | Ayes ney ‘ if ‘ne ‘ Piel ae fotig) Ua ie? ha! {i tj ny ay F ' ; as Ae ee ou oe be ele Aw 5 vs ; he s) ‘ Y i Yh iy i Bap a i. a mH a yer va oe i, £ cS ; ; i) M fl 4 by r , ; 4 n Ae ‘ R ha Dy iA it i) ‘ fy nN! Pad i Me Le, ae al rf ip a - } ae Pree ai FF , ' ; ‘ rf Ba } he ay 1 ae AS a e 2 ‘ { ar ase | i pal ‘ 4 , oe ae AF oes ib we ae | 5 1h J i eae ‘ot i Mh Ao ee born ct gin! Aye A ey (| Alea aay _ fo’ Af Dy o's el ee A Od oh lt i, Bi ti joe hrogauetaod ‘at ese | DO EE aa Es eee stheiggd oft po rns works “hier SONY; Bae '- s] SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of the Oakland High School of Oak- land, Maryland, being in good health and sound mind and understanding, considering the uncertainty of life, being desirous to settle our worldly affairs, do make this our last Will and testament, in manner and form following: First, we will and bequeath to the teachers our gratitude and affection for their help to us through school, tho! we did not always recognize it as such. Next, to the Juniors we will the Senior dignity (may it never grow less) which we hope they will never abuse. To the Sophomores, we give The Book of Solomon -- Heavens knows they need it. To the Freshmen, (who have very slightly out grown their verdure) do give, will, and bequeath some of the rambunctious Spirit of the class of '26 as they will need it next year. We Bive and bequeath to Miss Katherine Conley a bucket of white wash to use on the traffic marks around the corners. We give to Mr. Jenkins a cat for use in the balcony during assembly. To Mr. Graser we will Mike Maroney's snow plow to help him in his farm cultivation. We give to Mrs. Johnson, The Library of Congress be cause it is the most beautiful building in the world. To Mrs. Burroughs we will all the marks on the walls for next year's Freshmen to clean off, We will to Miss Willison a gross of little red books, the Key to petal dof We hope she will be generous and 8ive them to her pupils. To Miss Spielman we leave next year's Seniors. We will to Miss Ruth Conley the harmony to be found in this class. To Mr. Besse we bequeath a one-way ticket on the sea Of matrimony. We will and bequeath to Mr. Rathbun all the bad luck that falls due to the Senior Class for graduating on Friday the thirteenth. We will to the whole school the decorations in the Assembly Room and our good example, f ye AR § at ie 7 - eek cilee eae Sat ys) ane ae he hr? Wi) Ay be os by fhe ets m yer) , AN } i) PINS: Wan US, hk f hy a ies a “i - ‘ i Wipes aah ‘ my A ee ‘ Ky ca lan re , ny j A Othe y rey y ne ih vr ft eaten) A aretha i bch { a, rity at A ee WF i. N x Ae A Me ARAM Dh dat ye ie aN ome mre yer ; , ‘ , pect tap Uy ae ”) Wy. J � . D Y (ee iy a1 ae y y v J J be (NDT DY At sue ri) a | aA = ages deren ctaber iit sain silt on | a! r Tic y , ison 4 tat fe Rite ye rata My Sebadoh Phe a me ra eu ‘ a Pete pee aye’ owt hitiea che 2 oe , tay it one emeeas ee of eiod todd geh RerrooR me sinidion ae bl os LEMOS pqaw ls wen 5 in} Meh 4 oe in pore ‘oa iia oer ROEM ’ “ott ot . AE : “a gis weet Abia Ade Baha Oi eRe. taco il | ‘ODE SOUS Sea ier “eat ‘to ioe wert ' own ied emo adi CaN. a NB AS Te with “i ML | “gme W, neha aot } roewtae rye of he . 5 BP 4s ue io pe som . ) a oo Shue gard be O8 '$¢ Err) ell y : Al begat da f24 wid not eisnal fin 4 i a Tale ope Tee: aught to oat bidonon Aa Bh ak wel vise “ all Pad hen. 2 an titra va ia eof = te i | Ais ‘ me jon ei iter ow Se ae nape od fnte vote 7 mean eee eh : Fis i ay or , + hs esoniiad att | _gegentot ae. of Beamer es Sie We hail oat od Wye have Luba asie od teeny ala Peers thay: : sien oad od na ie ke Le ‘ow -adametaiil” atti ms Ase mn 0 siaaaancn bashoinie oe ie 0 sh im ve siete ey Pan Ane ed ef 7 ae eth ee a J id me fo all the girls who had their hair bobbed this year, we give and bequeath Elva Shaffer's curling iron. To Frances Cogley we will the 8iggling gas that Nell Nethkin did not use. To Graydon Lewis we will Henry Hamill's sweet disposition. To the Second Year Girls we leave our chairs in Gonder's Pharmacy. We bequeath to Ruby Willetts, Wilma Friend's vanity case. We give ard bequeath Virginia Casteel's surplus energy to James Pollock believing it our duty to do so. To Henry Hamill we will ea bottle of hair tonic. fo Nina Foster we give and bequeath Bertha Bell's eloquence, fo Walton King, we bequeath Mr. Jenkin's books of Eti- quette to him and his heirs forever. To James Willison we leave a new French accent, so that when he says Bon Jour, Madame, Mrs. Johnson will be able to understand him. And last but not least to Pilson Rudolph Kimmell and Henry Valentino McComas do we Sive, devise, and bequeath, share and share alike, Roselle Bishoff's permanent wave deeming it much more becoming than the patent finish affected by those misguided youths, We appoint John Birkheimer to be our executor to see this our last will and testament executed revoking all others, given under our hand and seal this the eleventh day of June, nineteen hundred and twenty-four, The Senior Class Signed and sealed and registered in presence of Benjamin Franklin Rathbun Andrew Jackson Loraditch Rev. Samuel Jones North. By Eleanor Townshend. aan Hat a. WM Hh yh Hist Mi An uf ity Hi i GAN Y i WRG kT NY i MET Wi y ny nh y 11 ha Hag rail ity SN 1k UNH PUNT , iW anh % adil iy wha | ton telit my Hl in Mn Git ig . hk oat ey ameie a piso ne Meee e pons beh ie wt De � et oe hil int iy vy UE iy a CU | if ACS ms Ye ood ata rh Pat) Ni as din’ on, ‘dome or af fig ot BI sie Adie tne RP euia whined ss Wi datwhie i) 3 My it slo c i oii hn, ee ae das A, mA pe nn it i i Li “gt Boaten ‘a abanitelv “ghase ded i mf ind Xo abt whiz sea aipasaiet fas waty a the mosaic bark cant fe so aa. ¢ i fiero ok prc it Maha ie ae f it se ARR WR Mee wai yy WET AS a i LA yy ih tbat Wins ' hea) i : hae Yee) bai i ie biden a a aed eobqer o seek - sya ros sows, eat ce | i Val et ; int Wan) yn a p aid ites y i . ‘a ot sieeep-t a ‘Beng Te ‘e halal daineul bic ssuanaaamtn xookiat 3 4d i tote aor Died ery coteo® ott Wor Wye Wt! m ah abaape | a ‘ae ca nt 0 may bal eae ow Om Sots re ‘Oyar yf dqtoned, ee wh sae seed oii ole fee li } i ‘ ge i sam Aime: Dist Diletf pos cabanaiet nae AOE eas Me at ets efit, CLASS SONG Tune to Stars Brightly Shining The sun is beightly shining, vux hearts are light ana gay, Our voices gaily ringing, 'Tis graduation day; Ah; Our happiness expelis all the care. Tho to-morrow we bid farewell to our “ear 014d school so fair. Ant 0. H. S. dear old school of mine, Mem'ries so dear to my heart, Seem to me divine; Carry me back, Carry me back, Happy times in the 0. H. eg CU ae Se QO, H. Se And our class of twenty four, Best old class sure to last! Youll hear of us some more, Of the present and past. Ah} too delightful to last, Many happy school hours! They have fled too fast, PO OVE tO, Buea The sun is brightly shining, Our hearts are light and gay, Our voices gaily ringing, Tis graduation day. Our happiness expells all the care, Let us all join in praise of 0. H. S. days, in 0. H. S. hase ne APY iw sat eget d £2 seat’ ya capil “f t , 4 ays er wis or | Rad Cet Theres ET ‘ , ale fi � vember % ie Boore a pia pio) +. ae ee SR ca Rese oe ott ' eee Bo of gaan 7ROOs elt SISOS. = a: ria Aa earl A’ ‘at pee ld 4 e? a seu etiuies %is : ant ewe bink Head of oTae BOCde ate seod We OME GE Sak Sa Ea oa int heey: ‘rem “Some: ae ae years of Eek Iny feb. 20° ott . « a i: $eowers meal ie tue” sins toXs ie tie lt 0% a aan axaauued a ash ant.’ ene ban ttt ote ‘gered. seo oehareed 2 eeiee pogkey te a Qek neres ivi, BIT ome ate i ite ab hets., nuoc sages Bees, i he pakotq 4 “ vs ia fis eu: tok. eee ot Bh ee ws. 1. Li. 12 . 13, 14. QUOTATIONS Nell Nethkin-- It is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Bertha Bell-- The talkative listen to no one, for they are ever speaking. Marshall Brown-- the personal pronoun 'I' should be the coat-of-arms of some individuals.” Forrest Gortner+- Old as I am, for ladies’ love unfit, the power of beauty I remember yet.” Elmus Ream-- Love is not in our choiee, but in our fate. George Littman-- That boy with the historical look.” Mildred knotts-- She that seeks perfection up- on earth, leaves nothing new for the saints to find in heaven.” Geraldine Maffett-- Love is not altogether a delirium, yet is has many points in common therewith. Flva Shaffer-- A fellow-feeling makes one wondrous kind.” . Darwin Martin-- Let silence close our folding doors of speech.” Marie Turney-- With temper soft and mild and words of softened tone.” Audrey Trickett-- Thus ever fade my fairy dreams of bliss.” Olive Qrendorf-- So sweet the biush of bash- fulness. Carter Forman-- The boy of great ability.” ve hi a 4) fem ry leg! La fe ey ahh AK i eth Ww hee y Sow, va ah e hi Cedpad we HY” meatal hoe oo vm hes Reva gh ONE Se hee ata ' . V POOR | { vith iu ‘ pe 4 “y { avis oRiud afl ood £ Ces Ob tote . ia fi ay Pac ep | BUS +a {FF a) Ab he westy TER atwoan’ ty i Roan LHOCSEAY CHT qo tigee rer ae! oe ned ie, in oe aK ob BS Wiha? ends ko gare tos tree ene od : 4 , , , a Pg hele 5. eS POP ees POR: tis ey ow 4G .W a i? ’ 5 N } is ‘ aS | y rt. ve . re se 7 ‘t i 1 « hi we Tey i Mag TR Poy ae adele Bi aye oe bf : Ain 9 oto’ Lalani ave ) 1a aid ‘j ie ae a olirn ka See abe yd, Pot. aie st, pees a. fi ; ¢ wid 4 : a st Hh Saath iid Hit tie HO A ¢ POR? witha Haein: ty exh wn ii eae OF atuke mat 4 Cer. Hae a2 AsOe ee . vith Seo A 1 RY Ts Nese Py 7 peer mat ae . e Efe ea + used go , ad i id i owt ioy ce oe pape, in hares Sh PERO Woo Ga ae Sale ee 4a dey ry Bee daa | ak a in atin GTO SEL hw iL Lye “Me. ay MSc wig 2 Ih i todas | Badin came SE ae ll 8 ‘ ‘ } AEB Ty oF: ; Saint as tJ ap ; Pyern ie r; ‘ es 2 ee ie: % us tie sn: eH AD UR, RS od, 4 GBS, klik Ty ir : yas thee ow : ie: A ae ) WH LINO, 22F ri PONbe teed Oh bg | nf AA ne oh a A eH th a ae Lae ee ahaa ‘Sie: any mh “t 0 ws es oe ‘yn a) Oe, i 1 Mii M ss ot he Sa a fara bt a Ey Aa ce Besa ete hike sane riba om J ott teswe ani ots ar . eh bee a a tia) 41 es aa a “yaa PEAS Piura aide Wes “ sigteaacnol cf 15. Bonnie Calhoun-- Bashfulness and school worX® do not go together well. 16. Ruth Lawton-- fwo hearts that beat as one.” 17. Helan Hinebaugh.-- I would ratner have a fool make me merry than experience to make me sad. 1G. Mary Falkenstein-- 4 captive--never wishing to be free.” 19. Wilma Friend-- My own thoughts are my soul companions. 20. Frances Burroughs-- Her looks do portray her. 21. Margaret Leighton-- Mele friendships cre of e rapid growth. 22. Eleanor Townshend-- A woman's greatest power lies in serenity. 23. Rose Rice--Man is but a patched fool. RA. Roselle Bishoff-- Jhe end is, to have to make one. 25. Joe Burroughs-- God bless the man who first invented women. 26. Harold Ream-- People seldom improve when they heave no other model but themselves to copy fron.” 27. Henry Hamill-- T love to wind my mouth up; I love to hear it go.™ .) ¥ a ‘sf i 4 PPA, Ra ' byl ay, Na , in ab, 7 ie ah Ay Pb hah Ss hai 2 Va j les 7 i 1 . al in t : ‘i | i a4 i 77 | ta 4 : hootioe ba ee hvsdt--ugadte ebamed ¢ aa ob Brow be ot acunds “94 cuiboncd on aid a at By ,080 Of Pave pases Pree, et ott -gogved Sa 06 Look «. wes tontoe bdoow £7 Jtoo7 ool BR [seit ial . V. 608 wit Ohaw OF ne ir map nel act? 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Hear that Shortie” drove a taxi? See Marie among the boys? Hear that Ruth hed a date every night? See Geraldine and Tom together? See Henry without his History? Hear of Harold's tour to Frostburg? Heer of Elmus flunking in typewriting? see Elva with her hair straight? See Margaret when she wouldn't teke a Chence ? Hear of Audrey being in the study hall? see Helen without Ralph ? Hear of Olive with one fellow? See Carter without a Chesterfield? See Darwin at school on a pretty day? see Mildred at the pictures without Floyd? Hear of Mary being in the balcony unless she was with Joe? see Francis play volley ball? see Eleanor when she wasn't wanting Mowre? see Roselle Flirt? Hear Rose recite in history? See Wilma without powder on her nose? on ti ONE bre a san tee eee! ety ae syn ot ae | fo. ae oe ey ‘ ial ity “ “pro a Obie” site a2 Aon sai miat We PAR SS late an Bi Seirus id vo | | Sossnt 70 ‘caste ut teat pari th - adhoc ohmmod 1 SO: fe osbewn ot a g este ky te sen tor ‘weredy Ti Fay wow s 3 ted dass we ie an | “PP a cowreh ‘We kawowts® + he wen” i ‘i i taped: aah: sybian abet: oat! o tian Cee oda: � baal a2 speak oat 5 ae Cnnbtonad . wheat a i one © Grote ott tomate eave aa . ae be abtia vim aig a Shona Bo eplt he ad “are r at rr uk Bets tne eons to ree | Phaeton dat weet aie ial ote : | Teoh ‘ie ae FF eis WO ts Paha lad oe amy Ree Thawte 3 wiht mh a qorcka, ‘0 | econ gabe ee seul oot q j oe ’ o i ‘ . o ‘Cet Tek ono hee wed ‘te tee va Nid ie Cbettney ey 6 ade ee wrod oe a Yitorg x wy Seorion: ae maaget's on “eto Thon r2'0 Hovatele Me 3 ay be , AUR a: gehen sink ‘oar sil Rab Praet at Pca: ‘othe mone ou NEE ah Lamon — NEXT YEAR Nelle Nethkin-------- -- -- ----+------+--------Stenographer Darwin Martin--------- -- --- ---+-+ ---+---++- +---- Undecided George Littman-- -- ----- -- - ----+---- ------+----- Undecided Elmus Ream- - - -------- +---- --------5=- Business Colisge Marie Turneyrn--- ---- --- 3-2-2 == = = - - == Steno zrapher Audrey Trickett----------------- 2-0 2 ee ee Undecided Bonnie Calhoun - --------------+++--+-+-------------- Undecided Geraldine Maffett----- --- ----------- ------ Business College Helen Hinebeugh= --------------- ---------- Business College Henry Hamill-- ----+--------------+ ---+-+-+----- -------+-+-- College Carter Porncn ---------+-------- ----0- Commercial Designing Harold Ream=- ---------------- +--+ = 22-5 ee ee College Roselle Bishoff--------------------------- University of lid. ROSe Rices-------------- += 2-2-5 -=-- St. Josephs College Wilma FPriend --- --------- -----+-+--+- --- - ---+-+---- College Mary Palkenstein----------- -------------+---------- Undecided Eleanor Townshend- ------+- =- --=---+--- ------------- College Prances BurroughsS -------------- 24-222 een eee College Joseph BurroughS--------- ----- +25 + 5-22 tr College Mildred knotts---------- -------------++-------- Stenographer Marshall Brown ----------+-------- -----+--- -------- Undecided Bertha Bell ---- -----------------------+------- Nurse Training Forrest Gortnern-3 3 tse oe en errr Undecided Ruth Lawton -------- -----+------ 2-522 5 ee Stenographer Olive Orendorf-------------- 92 ---- 2-2 ------ Business College Elva Shaffer- --------- ---------- 75 - er een Undecided Margaret Leigh ton-- --------- 9-28 nn nr tenn College IE Sey yee pats a HY tiple f 1 ry NORTE r at tat 1) ee the Sam ook a te awe at by We wes ke ai oh wa ain trie miedo {gine i, fied - , ; wa j res be + aie +! “ o =- a wa Vas . 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S- arlaherrsnarsaniusieia aiamtahenendetat sic ei aie dai mrt 7 d ' ; i : a — Ay) f Ads a hela ren a eal , i Pe SENIOR CLASS STATISTICS Name Nick Nama Famous Sayiugs Hobby Occupstion Herold Reom-------- FProggy------ Betchs Nick«l----- Pls.ying-Occunying Hooky the cooler ae Margret Leighton--Bert-------- My soul----------- Taking- --Post a Chonec Mistrcss. rec Ne LL Elcenor Townshend--Statua------ Hope to kiss------ He ir----- Teachur's a pig Pulling .gaerdian Rose Ricc------ ----Pink Plus---Qh-- ------------- Fighting--Amising soniors thc men co haeh vig ofl Mar G5) teoaehcars Joscph Burro ughs---Mush-------- Oh ean cennes---- Chasing---Gctting = the girls-now onc. Nell Nethkin------- Dolly Dimples--ycs Johnny----- Giggling--Dem Girl CUR a, ET uc aetna 00 A Re OP EO Oc: es George Littman----- Goorge-cc----- Got away-------- Bookke sping--Working for LOD. Rath Lewton-- ----- Innoccende--+--Number plcoase-+---Visiting the-Kceping Groen Housc--Jim MRIS I A OE AR BESOIN I RS a Forrest Gortner----Shorty-------- oh 0 ee Driving---Doing the Fords people. Mcrsholl Brown----- De-Mcsh------- Chokc a--------- Athlotics--Tickut Bug Grabber tole Bye iee ra ed ays nie } Ht ; se a | Ws ety a ant ea S daukee sind Ls a ‘ich aT ssc Al , ay 4 Rite ie ad. AS mae oi, vie POPs ie anyianntine+ Pata) b L690 og i ARS OOH | | i) io ; od f : i + ; ’ , ' ' bar re a Le, Beare. 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ANS nail ik aC ona fa) i vai ay) a a es SENIOR CLASS STATISTICS Name Nick Names Famous Seyings Hobby Occupation Carter Pormen------ Neney -------- Short but Swesot--Mixing--Artist of soda O- He S- wWeter. a — Olive Orendorf----- Vomp---------- Oh Dennie-------- Chewing-Amusing zum YPark Bonnie Cealhoun----- Bungic+-+------ Gemony-----------Read ing-Curlin, . Keys Wor RAI s Rosell Bishoff ---- Zell---------- Love Making----.- Singing-Acting in plays. Wilma Friend------- Bill---------- Oh-My Lord------- Powder- Bossin ing her Kleude noOSe. Mary Falkenstein---Ted----------- Oh-Joe----------- Rolling-Leaning her eyes-post for JOG. Frances Burroughs--Jinmy--------- Oh-Henry ----- ---- Mak ing--Playing dates volley Bali. Helen Hine baugh----Kaka---------- I'll be----- ---Walking--Ralph's Streets guardian Henry Hamill------- Hen-Q -------- Ni 20 ycars------ Foolin -fzet a the French-date. 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Wr Po ies mL rth ie ees tau ‘ oan. te AT energie arene sinent rnp trt h-hh ae Repiaheaevalhs si Mey “ i igo Wied } : Vike Soke Pee a Pane) a a cit ; eg A Sant Vidal ae) ji mes Od: sans - art Hie det Pies! Phen nm hy ee Pn H Dyidit-skde Naan a cet i ee he nee i 1 a ‘ ’ ‘ } : r ° a ¥ “4 Ban ‘ — t ply! air , ' rn : yee 9 ‘ i fap ney Lethe bee as LA APT + er, : teat conn Merona NERD on ere rey 8 arma a! ie sbi oe ¥ f } ’ ot ba ’ ota Wiig th (igri MLA ean on os MeFi cet ser) Cont ik ae SENIOR CLAss STATISTICS Nome Nick name Fa.ious Sayings Hobby OQOceupation Elmus Ream------- Niki-------Time it is+ ------ Speeca---Truck driving. Tests Bertha Bell------ Ber She ----- Oh Miss Willison--Primpinz-Nursing Mildred Knotts- --Min-------- Whe t'cha take ----- Riding a-Us ing me for Dodfe Frecklo cream. Geraldine Maffo t-Jerry-----For Crep sake----- Running---Office girl. after fon Elva Shaffer------ Elve ----- Georse--- ------- Milking cows-Getting a (Paugh ) Marie Turney------ Chicke n---Oh--My------------ Jokes----Blushing Audrey Trickett---Miss Tucke tt-Gemony--------- Car riding--Combing Christman Joe's hair. Darwin Mart in----- Weenie-- ----- Go to----- «+-Loaf ing----Business mar. 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President Mildred Miller ---+-+-+-+-+-e-+-+e-+-+--- Secretary Joseph Stanton - ---+-+-+-+-+r-7 47° Treasurer Virginia Casteel Maryiftoddington Nina Foster Margaret Friend Helen Jones Mildred Miller Jessie Nine Mary Ours Minnie Paugh Vera Ream Mary Scott Edith Schockey Bernadine Stanton Carolla Shartzer Mable Frantz Nellie W hite Alma White Ruth Schlosnagle Thelma Savage Minnie Newman Rose Murphy Audrey Lewis Kathleen Lawton Nellie Frantz Russell Brown Walton King Graydon Lewis Garthright May Walter Nine James Willison Bryan Browing Carlton Chance Niles Falkenstien Gilbert Shaffer Ralph Smouse Joseph Stanton Rarle Sterling Edward Sebold Paul Schultz ae ee | et dxtae areotia . Pei hbu oes. 4 Fire i Hiioont: rae bate erat mae Me ee eb ae rat at A gerne hat dL t te ae a wodeste a rat een, tha £8 eta o o ater aay ; n i forint sn et ¢ REL St tates cones 3 Pet, SHeieT kona on | ‘ My Batol isdn mires. ,'% TOLLE. Hoe hea | Bends.’ ome skaaet nae | (ng erry Ver ¥ Nec Agaet abet | atin | COT ane t | Nae Stent weet! Pe: bs Yodsowaa tof | a MOS TS ont hverred ve Ra be TWaviteds aliorot wie Oe | iraowl olds | Drea | oead W of iow. ah ON | SO GRE aah. eal ‘eke ae is? daud i AVIS ene! ont mi : ) SSRN oH eFouee 1 ni ae ae efor: waost ‘ Amen tae agus Pte Sct ie aD eye bik. ca ae Vue. : ° MPwAl weak ds nxt i i 0 nV Bastee aaron Paap pb) Ch” hegng, A feage fi rahe alba on ‘BATT . Nerf 2° Nesp amer ee tile 6) ie, 0 nanan wast ee ae: Vi; was. ok ii gee y? mt Las ei | ‘(MOMs TLin Gonch | | 1 giek weg pamasi4 Hitt. oe | : A | : i io) moar 0. | 7 Abe - i M4 pga eo Solte . | es i Prod ley The Fate Of A Nation To my mind there came a rumbling, A vision began to form Of a nation decaying and crumbling, And a voice from out of the storn, The sorrow which now you behold, The adversity, the turmoil, the strife May visit you before you are old, Ere you cross the river of life. For when laws, as old as the ages, Are overridden by man, And the good advice of the sages, AS well as the infinite plan Which keeps all men in the running In courage, the same as in fear, Is left for the base and the cunning-- The price for-that action-is dear! O Nation of joy and gladness-- The promise and hope of the earth, Beware lest a shadow of sadness Creep in, and mar your mirth. Lean toward the things that are mighty. Take hold before you are gone. Then, ever so clear and brightly The sun will shine after the dawn. Graydon Lewis. 0 4. +3 9 J j ¢ “| § } ( { | i : ro ; 1 re, i ‘ ee Ae i ae es i . . i . : 5 i : 4) eed x 2 Ps { 4 “ 0 . es : i o % Hoirigg, : ; rr wenn , i ’ . Hy 4 ie : he ca) . ‘ ee “es U8 ._ - be 5 ee es . xs OI i hgh RAMs ‘ees mat a San Bw A ete 3 : . ah Ui a em A 4 errs y avy A es Ny St Oe we ee ae Mi it ott 4 is i . 4 ; . ; = a wet ae 4a a tet Ld 43 sy Re rf j ‘ j bk 49 fi wt eg Fa Ate gti NG 2498 Gee ee Cg ORGS) ST TD. Qk Sy Ope a a ¢ o 4 4 art se Fi a Res bend oi Meas. vis mt i StF a Fi . ; + Pees ee at Pte st ac ceh wig eaperk ose ra a A SiG RS - Cook Bees ee os vay Hoe BOD. th + oQrituavPoay his Paedi-agd. TOT, 7? el. ra Aa Gee vat + rs wed my § oat! wear? A GUAR AA oe Cy find Be Gs bo | A u i - | ae Ho eh vy ofite ih i ra. rt by alah er ah are r h7. 5 4 Pi re AN. Die eat at hae he er Le | ee tea ; Atta! - fad : si ic te shat titirhe i i ee a ates . “ a Cite Ae Pt o a} aa mn ROK) Ao Bol WT: CPO 20. Oe % eo af get weed wit) Peo WOOY- Tai. fe. Va g apn ete SAkt aaakt? ade ovedot mead ‘pete Hee Pay strelsd axe ae? Lake , ae A Lory: on? res wht Yottu-wncie L to. noe wt? . sia . MS ok MO TAC i . ; cs as s 7 7 ‘ i my ‘ f utd ,):. eA® q é ha ¥ ¥ y Gh Ubi”. Gp swqu idl dds us Path an nee oe be nt ae at ra ae) Ot ey, ie cee ghy ay Pee i 1 JUNIOR CaASS HISTORY Cut of seventy who entered school in 1 : there now remain tHareyian the Junior lass’ A those now enrolied twenty are taking the Aca Course and Apr the Commercial. After an exciting two years in the Lower classes, the Jomiors have acvtained : Of superiority which makes ther gegare classmen as inferiors. Especially is this in regard to the facial expression worn by oe Freshmen and Sophomores. Big we The Juniors secre? tly conadem themselves if they exhibited such cownbenanceses when they were lower classmen as are now on display wherever the eye mav chance to LOVES During our three years at O. H. 5S. wé have partic’ pated in many interesting events of an athletic and social nature, as well as educational. The Juniors’ soeial activities reacned a climax in ths duniozr-Sesnior prom which was yre- copnized as the best party ever staged in the High Sa} fa OL ° There are many promising students in the Junior class. We all look forwari with eager anticipation to naxt year, our Senior year when we hope to end our High School career. Graydon Lewis. ny ‘ly iy ‘, oh ae ny ' 1 ’ } f iy + 4i' fa Sed ey re rs SN Tey |i Pe tilt i } ot ( Li : ’ wt aus ; | aN Ete ati yorrowne 30 St ol ae, bbe | i Pe: est Chet en! exodk Ose HeoA ‘en Beh te iuh te Sf ees att 4 i “Ab we ey Wi0S saad gid | CLL O TRON RY ACESS Bld Bg deDF one mn) rare ie be Ns aft oe eit op 4 ; ‘ Lena art oer ta) arr AL aie “fh , i AN f by 4 Ton Cie t ‘by re gS : ue pre u a ae A a | er ” 5 elt bear ©! % PO, AR enced Bae ; - F athe ae : 4 p : a ‘4 te ’ Via ie 4 ‘er B. try y cist aa? os A = Bi: i. - ‘apie i See mm La ene «So Oo) Br Rah yh: SA Made Fg a9 Bia. ace RS AR, DSR, Ie OL ca RA aa de 4 = mie p 6B repair 2b iln vs | hit Ra iy Ws LEE FIO 2s i grt f a ip Ty Ore. a8} ERT a ae eae ios bi REM Spends ath� va : ' i, ay : ‘. ; y ‘4% mA ih ean oamed?: nice ian yrtetises ean Peay rt } st ay? thet it + ¥ uf i AS We fey Ga w ea hf “LUE i i ee voule il ‘ omy. ee VOCS VI Seo GON eRe i slack eben hth whale . | uae + PIR Oa Co Ka can mcr ae | i ton i) Y i 4 fee ite 4) a . oad | Bales! ie 4 ; bs art : euae [WS ON oe in ae ecg eal er : i ou! ‘3 io 54 + ae ie Beh : 3 } ia ian { . ; ae eae e soe EY ph BAe) eal ne af rie ' i j f ‘ 3! A P i . : ] weit eat ma. o ; eb Te ; ‘s , “¢ : ‘ I s cy, if Sis Aut sg pe ae a ee wld UR Me es | Ade ale sy he 4 os hai i é AT ATS na te Mae Pied ee fe Petes “tte. cavicoah Roe Rane | | eH Vee Ado sd Ruka “yi Ue aaa Ly orks pe DA Taper i ety OR ae Jisiyt | wt yet . toh Ke. AO wh + is } al ? i i 7 iF a I : ; , . ay pe iw ty ras Pie 4 ni MRP sale mene eiule F Ne i tye , fal tira A t : } ( Me hes ty Tk oe ae ae YAM eile rh i ey) i , a ry ee ae ; , vw . ¥ i, hy 49 Mm Wee i weil a | i ‘ di +, ae nian ‘i ‘ (f 2) PUSH If you can t push, pull; if you can’t pull, get cut o% the way. This means you! In all organizations, regardless of size, there are three types of individuals--the type who pushes, the one who pulls, and the one who does nothing. This is especially applicable to schools. At some time sooner or later each student, whether a member of a lower or higher institution of learning, will be required to contribute his finest work, his best efforts, and his hearty co-operation to make that school one of high Standard or else be ostracized. The student who pushes is’the one who will go through the school year without malice, hate or prejudice, prepar- ing his lessons from day to day in a thorough manner; one who will accomplish to the best of his ability and task asked of him; one who will contribute toward any cause re= gardless of who will reap the glory and honor. Then comes the student who pulls. He performs his duties; participates in all assignments to the best of his ability, although he may be physically or mentally unable to compete with a pupil of the first class. Even though the task is disagreeable, unpleasant or contrary to his tastes, he performs it willingly. Last comes the individual who neither pushes nor pulls. 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Mere a Naa Ne ac or he VUE uh ' vs at io ae Alyy , y + Ligne i va rae 4 ftw yp r Me ne We va ue hy . . 1 7 } 7 ‘ st Va ' ‘ 5° � a 7 ’ hee! ae . an 4 } } i hh, OER ‘ uy tA You i ia ‘ ‘ h mlb h (} 6 1 ; i 7 ‘ gcb¥ Anooee des hee See taint Waray tat oe ‘ure ee ay | shea haae tae | sn ER SOPHOMORE BOYS’ CLASS ROLL John Wolf---------- ah ee we we a ee ee a ew ee ee ee President Herbert Adams Harold Bell John Birkheimer Robert Bowman Edmund Butler Maurice DeBerry Hichard DeBerry Robert DeBerry Thornton Deffinbaugh James Duke Franklin Glaze Roger Glaze Olin Hardesty Carlton Hardesty Robert Hoffman Filson Kimmell William Knotts Prancis Lonergan Henry McComas Carl McIntire Roy Mickey Carlton Miller Robert Miller Boyd Payton Julius Renninger Irvin Riley James Pollock Warden Roy Robert Roy Harrison Sembowers Oliver Simmons Ralph Swindler Charles Tower Jr. Ernest Townshend Wiley Welling John Wolf JEN 4 1 hw . ee ee ear ae m | geet +0 0 Pane omit wo ents. ea kae pans ae sinichahlolbenss aa ahhe e le Weiiore- 3 Sai. © a, BpTe pS : . Ms «f AEN Rey WEEN: Da! oil bee A Sastay hy oy Bip ae ae | din et ‘PTE Tis ws a shay enh hid side Oe Wea ae je ae cee Hahh ds SIEGE we keg ae “i opine ‘goamal LER. cite Sigil! ye ant Ei don ara windaye. HOR. tt OR, ORR ED: waved | Rokidet Ae Lat 9. AG Zo aP 4 tees! “Basbihces, oT taoneh. a ‘ Gh circ i inet hp ‘eka Hid My, SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CLASS HISTORY We are a class of thirty-two briiliant girls. We have the reputation of being very gocd house -keerers because our home room is usually clean and reat (when company comes). Speaking of personal charms, we have nineteen pretty little bobbed hair besuties and thirteen belles with flowing dressés. The mejority of which have just passed the stage of curls-on-the-nesk and feel quite superior to the infant class, althcugh we do not entirely forget that memorable night when we were admitted to the 0. H. S. Louise Shreves is a very tall girl with short skirts and curls dangling around her head. I fear she is an ex- ception to the extremely dignified Grown up Sophomorese ” Pauline Burns went on a short journey the other day. Her sweetie went about the same time. It looks rather suspicious, doesn't it? Margaret Rathbun is the niece of Professor F. EH. Rathbun. Maybe that is why she flunked in history. Isabel West is a wonderful dancer; that is, when she doesn't step on your toes. If you go the movies any night you will see Auburn Nine and Mildred Van Sickle {not alone, of course). They always heave prepared their Algebra. Prances Cogley comes to school every morning all wound up. JI don't think she ever runs down. Helen Browning is a very motherly little lady. She is always afraid her little brother, who is a Commercial Junior, will stay out late at night. The officers of the Sophomore Girls! Class, elected in October, are: President------- wee eae ee ---Meadge Duke Vice President-----------------+--- Gladys Gonder Treasvureor-- --- -+.--------- -s------ Isabel West Secretary------------ woe --------- Ruby Willets These officers have faithfully performed their duties and I herdly think we could have made a better selection. As it is almost time for promotion, we are 311 looking forward to the time when we shall be Juniors of the 0. H. S. M. Burns. Ds iO ip RR ae MLE CONE RISEN Rent ay ve aaa EA a ab Nn CT mG 11 ae pe SA RAR BAS, Af ae i fe ei af ta: eg, q eae (ail : f . : ly a ' i ‘oe PAS! . iat La AC UL HO racy yi! cnt 6; ciate ) mmHETOR if { ; : i va A ¥ [ ? , 1 o ; fie er Be oo eh per shed oied bec fle ba aesty ore | att pee We de CP tet Ce tL a ae Roomy Mba gctod re bie dre aa % { itso th, CIR Te . are we oh be ait a rhe: yife alana ws Bibi mie enc ayant ood baw) elOvee: fe Eowoutag bo uot sheng Es i) wl AD + eed ay ai ae A pth Se waite te : mt Ip ate iilan UA) ye rea Sa fi ws xo aS wih ee eta eT ta POO MRE ewe hee bay 20 a febsbeia ont tae Weceet: ted pace ae el oe: ha artes Has” ae 7 Se ss iki Rot dare te ene Srl Te CE gust Ee tit 1 ate A BR Ba ab Deas nea BH ragtie eT a at aoweune ‘eaken s toy « vt ial oP a ar Py t np Aas rt p 2 bv sg as is | Pe Pht de We ot pe Ma J fé ? ‘ 4 wR!) Tie tS Th aktt p ey bal I ee ae 8 ‘nad Ber Pete BA ‘ 4 a EG also ® MS: gel Mh eran Gah | erik Bada t? Be Beker bere 6. yLomen?: Ke eid bint ib i ‘ st 3 A , 7 Md : ; j a Ae ¥ eS CPi, woth | ee ere Mors © oO Drew 2H SE M oabtuad | ‘ya % gate Fe Gb pte, j J 5 e oe i Piste. iio Py i 34 dz F or 7 ‘a G ok fo te i Be AOE S. eters: i . cl ji “a, i € f - As: oh Die ean! ie ER ee Sere tn oa ee, Od wk ee ee. tataR te} a ‘ yen Le oak Pan oy Sead “ x | pie nom el Tak 5 Mey riety: | PicgPte ny Bercy’ ” 4) ass age ee Bod. foak q a? hvu ot we yf he te a ase ®. 2 malls me ee ‘ i if | POA. OGG LEW, ROM, Fs be Gite Bake OMe ee Gay ay a a (amntes fa 'sneis, Bork efor. on Potibets ee git 4 dea Sy ry ae a ee fysy . Del te ate dit nes eS BPP sy “ft Tate ye ee bi ety, Hiniswy fie ae) ca Line. YER Ris losses ef ¢ BS VLE nh 2 Ay, Att pernes 14 ei | ima Bb ek: ‘avi cule atta oh reb t Nee Bdcol “ oe Da et) Ag bE oLssrk thr odton tier = es mtu cote ei Loe Tadelal sa bestuabs F io ae Oni esensOws plenhs eae HhovER Vy ae rs “te oer St Mut tes ‘gore J | An LYReLD, Padin ade comoumniroR odd Mo aa tho. ot! 4 RR na MER Ka si. | Te OER oroda Nt , MI f rr Mell oo” ONsAE ok: iY ro ee te lA epee gh Oe The at ne ree th RN yay, TMiccadhdaned BNW ED ine we seine erin se ee Sine om woe woe ta ce Ob Jee iid � 4 5087 Win BB EAE 9S ——armiingeenme sinew ei t-r Ree oT) ‘hates, sa Pa al lk ahammar totoOae ny pea i i con thorns Bibicee tee y ig a UL ie Tarot ated am nente The SEAL Huarnainete® cout ed Be, ih IVER Beg pw aor ie 4, AK UTA RVATAN i F ? ipl ay P, Al iy : ; i | yey ao Me | ti : i oy H j : Bt} 5! ik } | bers, ‘py Acta oeninsis ot at. Paes ‘en. . bie ppl ac Efsde ow av oi otk gubt ie d Ny 4 vt iy t | { x 7 we 4 r ie a hg) ot er ar M Wf i vento . cule AMG heat a, M Uive ‘ Aven ae Mi yi ; ; ‘. i i 4 Ps mn b yi $ ; ‘ ‘ YI ww! i: ay ; 0 y Hes ‘ i ye ys i a : f be ane a ean oA hase ye ide Te we i a isi. pe sr Dae Oy wad Roainey: hig tie a. i i yy i i ay! 4 ‘ ; ia ' , Uy pe ’ aca 1) ee é a | , bit oe mt uM pals iy, HISTORY OF SECOND YEAR BOYS' OLASS The history of the Second year boys is very bricf. ) At the beginning of the school year of 1922-23, this class had @ memdersnip cf forty-nine students. Of this nun- ber only three had previously attended High Schooi. Tho greater part of the class came from the country schools, only eighteen being from the Oakland Grammer School. On October fifth Paul Doman attended school for the last time. That evening he was slightly hurt by the accident al discharge of a pistal, which resulted in Lock-jew. He died within a few days. When the Soccer season opened, John Wolf from this class was selected for a member of vhe tean,. In February some of the hoys, led by James Duke, Organ- ized a “nheta Kappa Atvhietic Club”, nis cine had a Basket bail team. Tt also pubiftshed, for a short time, a mimcograph- ed, Ssemi monthly newsvaper. John Wolr represented the Pirst Year boys in the school Declamation Contest, but was defeated py Wiltiam Parrish, At the annual Athletic Meet, cames Duke snd Ned Tower, with two other High Scnool boys, represented the oakland High School in the 662 yard Relay. They won the rirs+ prize. At the end of the school. term, the number of students was thirty-nine. Of thig number, all but fave were promoted. In the school term of 1923-2, the class had a member Ship of thimiy-six. Ail of these were students here previous ly except Francis Longorman, who entered in April, 1924. John Wolf and Robert Miller were on the Soccer tean last fall and with Henry MeComas, games Policek, John Wol™, Roy Mickey, Bob Hoffman, Bob fiiler, Edawaré Sevold and Janes Duke help to form ovr Haseball team this year. certcinty, but I think that One cannot proviesy with much i Brg 4 hola the honor of the the class of 19246 will do its bit to up Oakland High School. John Birkheimer. 1 a. } Ry eam sa yoe mat an rite ert wont “Tuakeal weer at owe + of aeoucd ait he stent: eae Bsoaeed Sa Sey Koodo. eae to yatta god ook ea) et RCT atte bak) Ve deahl eta Pa! HACKY TKO 2 CEA nda het: ae QAR ePHOKSS Mela Pabaaate Be 2 oe aad oom glo: ae y UES a OTF: Ae ad mast it Cag gsripat aay be ay eh OO! Peis Rs mice bch ety nott pated neuen ad to : fonder pobrorts arm f9o% Aeore age f ebhehiena off vo set “liigifs ace of satnove PLD eee ae: One ot bod ik Gow haw dokdo 0targ eRe egrcsne : AYR Wet B i i Ne y ew “esaio aT) aon tio ast een Oo de tagnoe ont ot | | niet ody Ro Todtiaa F g0T hotncte ithe: SOMONE Boor: % WH fod mtn ohh Te ee cust a os. ree a SB Hee aes 8 eh ff f ny gD ote ok tA tera ets br i et iieicorn i OER gota 2 THT 4 ROGD Dt Cabtag COL eB: 0 EN | Pog igen Wat % EA eS orton aoden pak mh Wend nek te “ee ‘she beceaaaene 2 a any Blt g0T MELO LW YS bot mots 4 acm weed Sees 1 tow? ot bee ocd ory ont afta Lonethen) oa ae aye Os ‘Git fy ty al me eo ye isn ns 1k Menor soeieg ° wkd ws now fox a Yedoik fay (88 ent sh Lotibed % , eeonbicha an 0% up ete peren) trod adds i. bat ry + 9 what onIG Otomo ss dod Loo edith Uther a Bi ae b a tel seet f: be of eats: om AY MLKRSE! Ho wre ‘Seine ost 1 b thy yaar ; i waite hwo Li ie ‘eer’ AP snvkied ay: aia oe, dul ile hae We oe Sea a | Aon A A 4088 i ocodoa, al shea dali don oi AW AOR BROS ta wi “toot Gost eebow sift mo arn ol Ln dad ott ‘ono Se ich | Ne we aed arte sMaes fog: Riess « ROlae RL Near Pe | CL OG oe Secneae Ms Ca) I att”, eae dni} ‘ety sae cied i yo. sbi rt ; oP toe rare eo ye | dh ne, i: | es { stop 4inh , ; FANE Dv in A oii om) ae an SIC COO IGRI ICO IK BIG A GRR RR IE Gi ok Bok aK aR oF e SCHOOL YELLS .« Rickety, rackety, rus, MURSETOLy, Mitre cy, site, Tart, We‘re not allowed to cuss, Chiffety, chiffety, cnif, cnaf But nevertheless, itt Tart) ies peels, We must confess, Let's give ‘em the horse laugh We really think we must. Hee- -Haw. SENIOR CLASS YELL Chick-a chick=-a-boom!} Chick-a-chick-a-boom} Chick-a-chick-a-chick=-a Boom! Boom! Boom} Rip! Rip! Roart Oakland! Oakland! eR KK KEK KK KK RK ME HIKE WK EH EHH HHH KKK HHH HKKRKKKX EHH: ‘Twenty four$ Genevevo! Genevivol Yell! Yell! We have no yell. Genevevo-vivo-vum! But when we yell, Boomi get a rat trap We yell like-------- - ana Bigger than a cat trap One-a-zip-a- two-a-zip-a- Bocm} get another, ° Three-a=zip-a-zam Bigger than the other, Oakland High School Boom! Sisi Booms Baht Don't give a- - - - Cannibals! Cennibals! Hobble gobble razzle dazzle Eat ‘em up raw Sisi Boom! Bah! Oakland High School Oakland High School Raht Rah! Rah? Rah! Rah! Rah! FORO A GRO OK OK ECR AIR IC OOO ERK GOK Fai aK Fok a sok of 4K : , 4 a os , A Lt = Mero on Mile, hy Wis Aaa Sot hes at by 1 f aa . j a mt ng t : A’ Fee Hh lat as BN ' . Pah al} +e) ae 4 ; Ti] 4 v wh: ‘ AREA aot igo BARRY COOMOR 0 Oh tana ‘ Vivien eet ntateie: ethene | Ao: ited, j 13 ec iide Alka hy amd Jeo ee é ted OrR ta etd oF Sone fie (Piatt Rede Rel 29 tat gegen | eit ‘were oul: Wares, tyne . ory TGA | ye zy (SRetaong | See ge . Fs 4 4 ? +; ve | | | Atetls “net va ae ata? a! Sewn ov “aettatt us | « ‘ aby on ane hy . watt fe b a oat . i ! ' : Lae B Ri Fd “ay Sy ae - 3 dhe ft + ' . te ' a A : ’ . Py i Ade ' : % ‘ r 4 , : é ae | imoad =n aho hag -te fae . 7 ered + RM HOL Ow “Hes FAD” ii get at y dy j “ ¥ + iam 7 be rm © ea i oad RAVI Fe eco o 4 +8 rf pat a 4 h vig a - — tog on owen ov PELoy J £fey Lori panmed = | Ming hlot st tate Peg ee aay “Oe reit freemen oe ew os RE is 4 4h %; aa ae a Ts Ri ve ae A | ; uit oaayenebe GER He BIO EOTF BRS 4 } | beg un ngs a De Tt eh ch Ae se Cia Cuts ) tmorog. tech BHSETLEO POO Ani ry ei Riek lem ot getty 9 cod | ” sant. hep ae ait ‘otrane Ofatere okidon, . otdow Is tediaasy | fall ie ks Se, bend. $ehe . Q | 1 Bede” ig ti Be ttad a Hovde taal g rf Sa at este be sabe iin is i Ct a Cie ee SSE Sy t O84 Sieh dan adaag ith oeials “es | Kua eh ta at 1S. ie ty , | ) ; t | ¥ ; ! ; 4 es yan at ‘ f ¥ 2 7 7 F . ; rr oe genre ¥ j oleekt } 7 : has + Pipetite pp yy MP eeanhaes dig vate bl in wleswingoe Panty Finis’ , o renee Yi� B ahs Sel i peta Ae ii t Parner tn neeny rortnsns bietnnl ob Sap il i ate é hae y Oe Wee f ; vied rmbt ned Mey +e ‘hdres ‘ I Firsts Year Girls Orfacers Mickey «Fahrety - — ( (e0e s)- 8 )= = se - - President Mary Gorder = = = sie sie = meres VV, President Ardith Shaffer - --- == --+ + e273 Secretary Cecilia Lawton ----.-7 7 7-7 27 777 77 Treasurer Margaret Blanford Margaret Canty Mildred Casteel Mary Patherty Ruth Fike Mary Gonder Lillian Holtschnider Norrine Hosteller Mary Jankey Lola King Katnrine Lawson Virginia Lawson Cecilia Lawton Louise Lewis Gerty nde Messenger Hilda Moon Nellie Murphy Ellen Nine Haxel Nine Mary Jane Offutt Lucille Ours Dorothy Sembower Ardith Shaffer Esther Swearenger Irene Smouse Pauline Smouse Helen West Eleanor White Myrtle White el tro! etsy: ote , eres Panes i. deinen te ee ee peda: te PRODLe AT). Te et a ae ee eee Bi it Ye htod © } MOP OT Bi me ee ane we) lk Sane ei eae nde eam a : iy Aloe sy Ch i ae ei tet pe ne rn ea “ . iat TK Weta Hd PT LS t ate § . a vo ¥ Ca Sa Fi be Poe heey eC PrCOS ae Gals SEEN fain | TSOROG EON: ee Rea tng oa at Tod fay Sree fi Bh Ne ee Ory 4 ; : 7 ' p ae lah ; oh ? ei: SiN Shot Hoo ri ee a Powel, Bae aes y Lek sa i Leoed Bhan? ab brat COMMAS eet CB hanch ap a RN y Ors wast Dh ai, a Sa: 1 | Cdaten ee ae Wh Cae onete oso elit ieee + Pest tO. hie 7 ae an ; asco fodiens ty. WOdnraR: % YeIOS ste Se27 ete ge LDA, - MASTEGws itty os ie Cam GAT, is OTe. NG ge CELL we | | Sav: moolah satan onpela PPLE oat Pg ty Ps - First Yoar Boys Donald Davis..... Mitcholl Franklin. eenseae ME GC, su ose cue 8 eeo02e8 88 Officers ree ee Veo tee ee i. OR ob ee ee te eee roLeAry Pe erie later, oven ke a neee theo es Aha Oke Gcrald Biggs Carlton Browning Ralph Blake Dwight Burroughs Carlton Bowser dames Canty Cletis Carsksdon Paul Orespi Donald Davis lieClclland Dixon Hugh Echard Jamcs Formen Mitehell Franklin Klaud Friend James FPricnd Robert Haun Danicl Hamill Harland Hardesty Oliver Hardesty Charlcs Helbig Douglas Helbig Gordon Lawson Jemes Lee John Maroney Welter Newman Erval Ream Eimus Shaffer Charles Warren Glen Vhitehill Johnston Willcte Elwood Wilson Harolée Yutzy Noah Kolbfleisch Clyde Campbell , f J jl u if ' ro. [ au. Ca ayy Ret Ye oy if Wi' 6 fd ald aah i . LAD an ‘ RY ORCA RRR AEN fer Bs ROY £ | f Pear i LP: inh ; ‘ Vv wa 1 H | Pia f vice . ; ; Mi fi : i ’ ' a i) yaar | ae eat - ? t ' i iy . ' i {ray ; i } ban . } ASU TRA AS ke chat ‘thay faeat ‘ Ms ; “t ( Pi + ( i Ne ‘ ’ s] | ame pA ttO ani.) AL ; . ‘ . : , wey .¥ EER EEO EAs awn Gil a WRN ie whale Gc 1, dee le: Siig Wetthiee alae eae ae : = i tik Wig win iW ayy sy Thee he ee BF ey ca 8 ‘ rte Pe é ¥ ¥ Lon sn GO OE ee te OMY B48 aw fo ee 9 8 @ @ 2 A'S Be) eo Py ‘getting 1 i ‘ , A aye ay ate rf. ak APT ER ibn es YRS i a h a, ia oe ELAS aa ete ° bs 5 L, er 8 ee 24 eee oka ee 8 sis 4 ? s stave 4 , HQ ih Vana cei CRUG 03 238M Pitre fe: ee i ae Ge Wyss adh, ‘ a hie CREAN YL Lot a rer NO. ite Ls ah) berate aria h. fee ! Aaa os MOD NAOT a gahoLO reac ii) aA baayte Test i ae TEAL bad GMO, RoR Re le to she9d Bistot soy) var Se OM UT Bee be B49 ri | i i ; js a 5 tH . ri i RAGie® oe pe dhe ato’ i! ia « : ; ig x Hf % ; ‘Dio ae Heats ath og 2 Le Ss bw 7 Nir et a aha 4 ea sae aad BOC) ly eee ean aft Pik tes eS rae wees 09 pra ang Hy q . Mee . ‘ Jay x 2oetsG : ny Ag Hak Nas oS? | Fe mh: yt dy (Ca a ie reuse O . ‘| haath + oh ‘ a Via ee Pe), RS el Eat | Bitte eriivee tor gr mera detxany fen | eae eh eas 2 tn es | ath Bie Gb AL bi dy Sipe iy thse Md ga pa i ih ) BAe sh gt fin a ahd haa eat eae. Bean ae e ane om re dite Pee ae ee Le | A Doe shits ok at 3° Pe MERINO Ce Re eC a ae a 1 © ad ae é i ean . re if as ' ch wll ryt! i a ¥ i 4 4 i] a i! ai t A 44 ye), ! aT bie hy 2 , On Pde Oe oriag i uM a ' : i eae tt fey Ye ht add Praia ie 1 bilo ‘ se yo iM am ; } Poe pa bale dir) } ‘ ( ; by L FIRST YEAR HISTORY Her eves are red, Her Look’s ars green, che is a Preshman ‘Tis easily seen. One day early last September the school house was inveded: by a timid crowd of Freshies, all ready to run at the slightest alarm. We had left ovr old familiar Grammar School and entered this great place where every- body was strange to us, but we soon found that the older inhabitants were big but harmless, end within a week we began to fecl quite at home. All during the fall we be- came bolder and happicr. We had a small Christmas party and later on we planned a larger one for Freshies only. We all came dressed in our Sunday-go-to-meeting ciothes ani felt very dressed up. The party started out rather @regay. The boys all sat in one cOrner end the girls tried to coax them out. About nine thirty, when we least cxpected anything, we saw an old black cat run across the floor and that means bad luck. So, Of. course, we all were iooking forward to it. Then, in about five minutes we heard a wild rush end in came all the Seniors. They guarded all the doors so no one wes allowed to pass. Then they took us into the typewriting room one by one. One of the girls hed heard that they had an electric cheir for one of the meny entertainments. When Elmus Ream and Marshall Brown came in fox little Helen Wess she said, I will go if you promise not to put me in that clectric chair. My mother seid that I have a weak hears and it might kill me. Then poor Hslen disappeared and there followed an awful yelling which almost scared us poor Kids to death. Helen came cut a lively looking corpse and Strange to say she is still alive and kicking. We all went home with molasses on our hair, but were ell ready to start out the next day. Since that exciting date things have been going very celmly, and we are now 211 looking forward to becoming Grown-up-Sophomores. Mary Jane Offutt. emit PO i ow | ae : ieee Pune ee (he ae (oe ie Dy: ih iy BPE da ‘i e, : ae , i Cte} eg : r { A ? , ut ; i { — { weet { : ; { 4 Pa “i q i 4 i i ; UPd 1 i wh ey, | d j i i i iat 1 ea it, Ne wiehera aay raat | Rs ar ot) dave ott ae ns Sar et at he Ok AE DOUG GAS ol RE sha arnen LE ba 8 hae F i ne on Hi eee CEOteR. Gat My ditetainl Fe a trap ‘gti oie, me ‘ cr De fits ‘ , - be he 1 a f ; ; ¥ Pay ce i | y i pegey ob RAH kh | a Rey ae Pees ay v ni “ Ses 2 - 3 rh fy Wong « Vike Trae 1) abate x ‘ ants + ST we, ME ae A te heme moe. ee ies Pdawie CAR Sonia ceive ehile Oot Sai Serf: my TR GS A iA? i Se RGD WOO yr eke wt eh ‘ LO © a As iar e ats aS a ; ayy AOS z ce eet nid . t wf nat . 0 apaanse shi dala TR) acct hud estar ee new wit POO aie GRE Marea STAY Seine at. 2 Leet, F ‘ : ni ah iam | | +) kT fee Tie . Bois OWE LoL ban whtae aide poae RE ae rns a by v4 aa i oe it y pak “oe - eo ‘ a sd . a he oA Sgt a n , ay wad kg ONE ee! 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OEMMR RES ds Foss aoc ant te iy iv) Ww IK ; RUE | pa is ie Be a Pia iy oh ryrt ny iovt. ues! fe ng Ps) aera: ; ah i: ; ' 4 es 4 i x (ORMORUIL SONS TKe4 yeters Os 0) on ™ ‘ re i Mae eg mpeey rt a H , “4 | AST viel ol ste k ee $k med: Reha ha iets ys 2 aye eae’ WP OREO ad Gee ay ct Fes ope HAG VE. oy Yd ities ‘ at hla rtd sdb f i Wis iP om. Riese fi ; frog Pid ays at ha ont cat, vi weak aay ve Choe a aie B00 ni hanes he the io ene art oe S17 | Cit eet 7 ‘ bee BaYON een, oh OMe SME Tey Cohan: os meee cok Cee RAROOCL Lovks a ges ocies eke aaa of tess an res 5 Bids bie ante sat 4 TO h OE Wie ed Smoege m et: LL eta m1 ae S425 SH: ae Bours Kye Aeiw | “m0 : pms) 3 Daten nh oh tia TAH Oat | Lit se esas ave erper hat oats! eee, pe es tg oh t bakes Sint wh PARE ie. AG: Br atid oats ahaha eae seg nt Pe ge ae 7 tae a eoew ’ ) A } ca , j j ‘ 1 7 | i te a hp : ‘ P yur i � yy P ‘ 42 ( i Tat nee ay aie.) eke Adit on ae ' ak Ai Af ; his Ly F a ' ; } a. ; pis ¢ Tn La J { 4 0 ¢, “ON TN AACR a ea on he OAD OE AC ae FCO CCK GOK IGG OK RCE OR OOO AK IS I AK KIC KOK 2k 5 BOCK ROR CK RO IO ICC IK IG ORK RII OK IK AG AK IG okt k BCR IO COO I RKO COR OOO KGOK IA ORK AA GK GIAO IK RIK RR OK 40 KK KOK KK AC THE RUSTIC ROMEO On the nights of May first and second, nineteen hundred twenty=four, the students of the Oakland High School presented the musical comedy, The Rustic Romeo under the directions of Miss K. T. Conlcy. The principal characters in the play were: Ream, the Rustic Romeo; Gladys Gonder, Maude Burns, Roselle Bishoff, Vera Ream, Henry Hamill, Filson Kimmell, Walton King and Darwin Martin. Niles Palkenstein=----a—— —=—ncle Sam Helen Hinebaugh- --------- ----Liboerty George Littman=- -- -Colonial Gentleman Ruth Law ton-- --H-s —-=——Colonial Lady Those in the choruses were; Lucille Ours Louise Shrieve Margaret: Friend Ruby Willetts Genevieve Gonder Isabelle West Louise Lewis Margaret Blandford Cecelia Lawton Margaret Orendorf Mary Jane Offutt Mary Palkenstein John Wolf Henry McComas Ned Tower Johnson Willetts McClellan Dixon John Berkheimer James Duke KOK K OK kK KK ek ok KK Harola . 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Oakland proved victorious after a hard struggle. In the second game with Grantsville, Oakland again Showed her superiority, winning by the score of 1-0. The next game was sawed at Kitzmiller with Kitzmiller. Oakland outplayed its opponents but was not able to Score, The game ended 0-0. The fourth game, which was the last game with Garrett County teams, was played with Grantsville at Oakland. Oakland kept up her Standard of good playing and won by the score of 1-0, In the struggle with Barton for the State champ- ionship, Oakland was defeated by the score 6-1. Oakland, however, was the only team to score against Barton while Barton was playing for the State championship. Oe fl! J f te yt Hp eB i EAE ey eae Se ny PRY a ey Pp ee ' r Dt yeluh NWA ahi env © 1444 i Dh i, iy 'y ay Th a Ot j 4 Nig ‘ i Nia ) Cael Shel el ie au et es eh 4 a A ¢ t ’ 0 Pele! 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But: ‘qkmo eutt Baw ‘ eiicianan Shiga ot wot metas asw fe : ' i aa vi f beh i eee ' ii Bs yy ; . , v 1 Al Pay, ete oe PR iT, ; ’ tee | } ' ; { DR Lae ATA SELL ANC GSN A apt vay Mayet Glee ed ae eos f i Ky gc ae te, ee Ti) j ‘ fl cr BROMO ey py.) | yf fe iit si 7 Aor ty ik eee? | dae x y TEAM: = R. Ly R. C. L. Put. back.ae Beas Dac. +6 melt back... haif back«e. half back... MR canes vs ee SCORES: = Oakiand Oakiand Oakiand Oakland Oaki. and 4 e¢eeaand E. Reams Sebold J. Wiiltison Burroughs Mis ler Jas. Wolf He CO ew Bs +}, @aseseeeneve Outside R. Inside Ra 4) -T? ont pt ae Q TWAT s forward. . Inside L. forward.. Outside L. forward. 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Having a green tean, due to the loss of severe] players, leaking a coach and with no suitable nlace in which to practice it was imptssible for the team to mointnin the hizh record that Oakland High School has been helding in other events. Whiie “he boys ghowed up well for the chances they had, they were unable to win against other teams Which were more advantageously situated. In the five games of the season Oakland High School scored a total of 66 points. Joe Burroughs and Capt. Wolf were largely responsible for the points scored by Oakiand. The team: John Wolf.....Forward, James Wolf.....Guard James Pollock.Porward. Subs: Graydon Lewis Joe Stanton,..Center. files Palkenstine Joe Burroughs.Guard. Games Oakland assccerneel MASONTOWNs rere vcnedenessae Oakla nd........20 KAUEWOON eres eerecsneee 526 Oakla nd.....6...13 Terra Alta Ramblers.....38 Oakland...secee22L8 Terra Alta Ramblers.....45 Oakland oereeteane se Terra Alta Ramblers oe er sou PMA Lad : AD BAe ee) ea) ee an ere JOAN ae . — al Wy ae a i ¥ AT bro Ae aah RATS ARO, cry yt Ae un eg 1% Ne OF Nb eg Fe r wer ee a ’ heh . ' A F on eo | ¥, at | ¢ tus 1 : i oW. ite 1) TANTS Yai) P y 1 4 7a iv ray ad , . tle Pe Oe | ty Vie ’ 5 ‘ 7 ry , , - . Marin} Pe ; vt ie e fra? ; , ‘ e e Ine ‘ ot) i wi hs ee ' hee ot) ‘ av i x 1M ‘ qi f Ly ‘ 7 ; ' t H : P ik ; ’ 1 : t. at f ‘ u i ' es v lk i £ A i ; ‘ bad a . eu af ‘ ; “a4 £ RT fe ah (h tr i ; wa i ‘iy re _ heal rc i - ue et ee om, — = eae) eae tet? Tie ER Le LO? g bibs s? R fi ae afi Lv e call n : j 2s a é tt Mar, ¢ 9 G aciarieitys sik Ma) ah ie te shah + + ae e ee I vs y ys hi Wh’, ie it i rh) Be ogy , PAs 4 ‘+ ao manip t, - TY hen om Pid.’ be Le ir aah ee ‘ J ' ‘ i bs is 5 f 2 Wie) . ‘ } TAC ‘ ‘x di dbs Tree aT 4 But Pts ; pest rer Ae ape A - bee . ' 4 +t ™ = Me . c: ’ . RG ike a . oe dt ’ . pid od te R . y ‘ wir '? erwe � ren esi: ‘ 4 at a a eh Cae bie pan 4 Ab fi r ‘ J , ' pe ' , pe Fee OOD Here og , r ? © PETS Fs ; ' { | ‘ ¥ hi) 1 ‘ | 4 Dy : % 4 tr c a Bhd Tid ; eeeee SM Ve arise ata Bain at i pial nea bed a nna 08 enue i '. i% 2 j ; iy ty Abtes ie 1 ray he eS ee Ol be ay bar RATT a) he rt LIP yg ipa Pik ple) 4 was Ae ue h- hes iz Cho res Ue eat eA he rat hw haat de ‘ Nl ae ANT Mae isha eh A AA bhi ott bee Wg ald honk aA � Yn f Ra es PMC HT 4 ‘ VOLES Keay 1 ne ‘ i D y Pe ; +0 4 bsheh ene i TT a r Sori.) i . . A ; We ¢ ; yeaa, ech 8 PR is gic SEN 4s ; ' 7 a Rt es . if LAP lad thn ey ' ‘ : NPR ght Seid Seen eer Fs 9) sas der a en a sce ye freterne Set Pann i ‘a Nest 4 Mt mate ' SPY ger ” ’ : : ae re ae ae } AS ie Tye RAL Hy State | DORN RAM ln Ris. iTd : Lelie einniad de By Sr ’ ot a dined een se handy penton hen mwah feereitate pl nay 9) ' - 7 7 rb aoe || mo es + iS ¢ y j iy : s a 4 +h valet put at i ie aly (An rf yeh i Tus. sue BASE EALL The spring of 1923 brought to Oakland High School an unbeaten base-ball team which won the county champion Ship easily. The first game played with Grantsville, end- ing with the score of 10-9, was perhaps the closest and hardest fought game of the season. The second game with Grantsville was the score of 18-2, and showed the rapid development cf Oakland's team, which played games with Recident and Priendsviile in addition to those played with Grantsville. Wone of these were able to give the Oakland team a good practice game, the scores ranging from 18-2 to 29-6. From this, it may be easily seen that Oakland High School had no real opposition in the entire county. The Team: Center Field- --- -W,. Davis Second Base --T. Meehan Left Pield------- G. Hanst Third Base- ---G. Hamill Bight Pield- ---- V.B. Bartholomew Pitcher------- J. Wolf First Base- -- -- - J. Pollock Catcher - ---- -- Jas. Wolf Short Stop -- ---- --- R. Mickey scores:- eI y sila Wile he gt. LO Seantar? bie. ko wea TOE eo AY ce Sar GEL a elieues iver set ue Oakland 4) 2G re eee he 24 Accident ete ‘Va! ene Me Oakland « e a . a a 29 Accident oO a s e a 6 RCI sO ig vetae ED PLONE aViL Le: Nee 2) 6 i ts 2 ee cr? aby el t ue rik ‘ Aj : | 2 je , ; Ni ) hoa ’ a ' i 7 Ye oy : wn . os y aut ; ey} lone A ROME icra ss ve pave We . ARAN all ths | « ‘ Oh i ‘ el ce i. m, Crt bate Fi 4 A ¥ My AR LN Re OLS Dee RCRD ea me Ske: ca Nie } ’ FA i Cp yy x a € ‘ ; r eh Mb pi 2 ‘ ath i A ot ooh f ms i aay oe ‘Ts ae ’ ' CT : ee eee set | Be teased’ by EH Reve Tahara Fepa00d A 15h vy ‘Beh Taeeorn. BET. Be OG se ela: re at ri: tee ti foras oe: or, a ROR eA ee te omni | ieee ost bovis brit ett te. ed Hk erie iinay Bovuits tacit yamee | a onesie A ds Ber He she pendent ten cabs at cat Senate: bee dee Pere it). “eae wis: ae Tes.) Wee on ett - ba kis e fh bros til) int van me Yee, Pry or ee peta OTE Tae ets mut noid kaeai tana mig 48 aay: | } d ots ei ene, Meetae cd Sree yas. faa io give Ehime! ie -See000 oceay Pega. bil a Cato. egal teed HF LR. � WATE D At eee . a i) - Petia Veet neem mot Teh ie “sett | | i 4 , at et cr — aly) | 1: ; hak ; by Coles RY } ssgomn iy eftne ERA iy P ey Oe Wi Wa deel vy ' ; ik j ‘. ¢ oh a ee hee. th! i a e : oes 7 ) 2 r j ié ve ks } i ve, pik : eal iT TRIE Hie a a MERA Te ery a Bir ht ye es Or ee ee eA mak : H Oteasheu: � s i- ary Tae sabbersoe it by tay The spi'ing of 1924 marked another successful campaign ‘in base ball for Oakland High School. Under the successful coaching of Mr. Besse, Oakland developed a very strong teame The first game was played with Grantsville. Oakland played a very good game as there were no errors on her part, and John Wolf pitched a one hit game. The score was 16-0. The next game was played with Accident at Oakland. Oakland proved victors by the score of 6-2. Oakland then played Grantsville at Grantsville. Oakland won by the score of 6=$4. This gave Oakland the County Championship. Oakland then journeyed through the mud to Aurora, and defeated her team 7-4. The next game was played with Barton, which Barton won by the score of 6-4. Team: - Catcher-- ------ J. Burroughs Short Stop-------- R. Mickey Pitcher-------- J. Wolf Left Field-------- H. McComas First Base----- Je Pollock Center Field------ R. Miller Second Base----J. Duke Right Field----- --E. Sebold Third Base----- M. Brown R. Hoffman S. Catcher----- B. Payton Manager----------- P. Shultz. Scores:- Oakland---------- pas 16 Grantsville------------- - 0 Oakland--- ------------- 6 Accident------ ------------ 2 Oakland ------ ---- ----= 8 Grantsville--------------- 4 Oakland-----------------.--- uM Aurora-------------------- 4 Oakland ----------------- 4 Barton-------------------- 6 KKK KK To Mr. Welling, our faithful custodian of the Oakland High School, we owe our enviable reputation of being the best kept High School in the State. Ad SNSTRICITT UPR ON ie oan ta ha VF erik . � | A Bid ‘ , Yh te le nat en y fi ct i 2 i fs Ay) if yeh u; i . My Y Bed , } {i i } } i ; : : hey ale i) 1 iF rial 4 att “nptagiion utiraoone sat 5 boaleaae BRI Yo. dak ) Bihehoouue. ode ai «Lows 16g280 to tied pe 1 4 y) it Ahh DANS abhnad geo nth ie o “Rowor wrob bere 620, ay all te 4 Bette yl ivedae ahthee boxatt é i eames dott a ; «oe vy seert mo sons olk neon HES: seldg: hoo | “, ai mepdons. vw OTOGR att bss a Loe hoikos te ee PAM, Gee FX OO dn sia hoi Ht dw fe pate! te ‘niptie' Phe he hi, . 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Sig oes wees pazes Se emmemians a ae oe age eT cag amy be ee Witirestiiertccg ne en Ne SV ER Te ote Ong eg ae ; Aa e Zee fi AND re PITS re! 2 he | i ; Pik. | ae Ny | bi Pray, Da a ee) a { i j i 1) wal AT. i af hit | i a y a) cia 1 ; , i 1 oe) cd i etn ’ ; ! ae 7 fi | ‘u ‘ OM Kies oi) F ete eer ghee st ot) Sy ; iy a Ne | a A 5 ue ‘ | i W? i r pan. ‘ iy Ni EE oe vi, Psi Waris ¥ PS Aciitno a tie 7 A UP” ae aa ’ aa, os 8 ae bit atestienleh rhe eet baend hms oc.” Ch Acacia tail) 1p Heras) ys da ahhieieicind t Bee ; Le ate Ae ea bey eens —— = i : si ae 5 fed oathiee a ers TRACK. PIELD ATHLETICS ™ The spring of 1923 marked the most success- ful season that any track team from Oakland High School has had. Capt. Brown piloted the team through an undefeated season. In a dual meet en Aurora, Oakland emerged victor by a score of 60 4 2 In the Garrett County meet Oakland High School again showed their superiority and excellence. In the runnirg high jump, Niles Falkenstine established @ new county record of 5 feet 2inches. In the run- ning broad jump Marshall Brown established another county record of 18 feet 7 inches. James Willison running the €0 yard dash in 9 seconds established a new county record in the Junioz class. And Gilmor Hamill high jumped 5 feet 2 inches another county record in the Junior class records. Darwin Martin running the 70 yard dash in 8 Seconds and the relay tecm composed of W. Parrish, N. Tower, D. Martin and J. Duke making the 660 relay in lm. 22 seconds established two more county records for Oakland High School. In the senior cass Capt. Brown making the 100 yard dash in 111-5 seconds; James Wolf running the 440 yard run in 602 seconds, and the relay team composed of R.Ford, P. Friend, G. Thayer, H. Holtschneider running the mile in 4 min. 26 seconds established 3 new records for the High School. In the junior class Gilmcx Hamill running the 220 yard dash in 27 seconds estabiishsdi another High School record. The superiority was well expressed in the final score of 175 points including 14 firsts out of a possible 24. “he oppensnis with tne next closest score by the Oakland High School athletes... Note: In 1919 a fire in the office of the Public Athletic League in Baltimore, destroyed some of the records. If there were any records made in 1919 we are sorry we cannot give them here. eH ween mt ge seal ip tt oacuict pu wh a ‘ } ely Riba Ad can aoe ai aie be “skye Pate Oa, he a Re Kha fat ark mane tee vs Pts | Shi nad ache Rade : fib ee t aN sett | VEN vg tah donb Ma a ot pone Bases ny pees ie ER RES Ra BS? 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OR vii ued ty ‘ Py cs wa I Mbt Par ce iy a “ayih ‘ en Bish me eh) un ‘Pay | ta iy eoten ae i ee OER ER ONE 2 bits tioares soya ae Bieta é a ah ie taaahi ni va re ine sh sh oe ti a i Qi S to Ma i: smaoiael. sion, head paar eh wale a as Sho aa: RAGE 1) Meat rake’: ay Bee NR: , ; i yy evra) Bhtsoun a w nen. gh Ree | =. gs i Lae tye nae ‘ tans” Bia he 4 ah Peite rete “taedgh a “tea ne mi ovate SMe 4 Re Pa atts es) | 48 a pik : Nobeiheei fe Bi. b Track Field Records 100 yard dash......Marshall Brown.....e.. 440 yard run.,......JameS WOlf.....ceeaeee BORE aside we 06 880 yard i 6 PER IE DAWSON. cecves eoewee some 5O 1-5s..1918 WOOL R 4 Cada LOLS CiNscose 19295 Peru.) SHOU PUT. vs eG a LRUSY «4:5 5 006 dilb'e eis Running high jump..Niles Falkenstine.....5ft. Running broad jump.Marshall Brown.......-18it. Tin. � +.1928 Mite. TolaydcevesssePa Oriend, G.) Thayer, 4m. SOBW ey eal ave 1920 R. Ford, H. Holtschneider. Junior Class 80 yard dash....«+..games WA DE CAE heleee wea 220 yard dash......Gilmor ee ie HE Oe As En ae OB Running high jump..Gilmor Hamill.........5it. BA 6 « signee 8 Lb. shot put.....C. Hinebaugh..� � 6 MERROTU BEN. oe dene 880 yard relay..... . Lauer, R. Brown,...émin. 1 2-58.1922 BR. Sebold, S. Weber. 115 Pound Class 70 yard dash.......Darwin MartiniasesseeeeBBvssrccecee«lLIAd . 246ft. llin..1l9ce oh 9R2 Base ball throw....Roy Mickey..sssasees Running broad jump.Marshall Brown. c++ sL6ft, B8ine- 660 yard relay.....W. Parrish, N. Tower, .1m. B25 .anxvanead D. Martin, J. Duke. 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Ti aoe er] -j nS Lee “ig = Pie w Af WON ee rl ray ol b va lees wm nd We AWa: ahsnly ty NL Bi as hi 2 i A I : + Ww whe net hha : Aas 4 ete SM CK Se Woe DANA Lf ini ; NAT my ARUN LN ie eves re $100 (Ad hae Nein kak BARE Way ike ‘Vee hy PENNE INE a hy) if asa they ys ah v r TIGA RN Cs nee, 1 tld late! Ray ‘ i . Se othe eee inne en ean ora ont at ‘ ’ : mh ake ‘ rn 4 the peaarey ; ‘ aE id 7 a a Ober Ai I git Pete itas) Pi) fecha eee me ee (88 Anca cans OH bP did ool at Pes ii] TENNIS The spring of 1923 introduced into Oakland High School e new sport, namely tennis. Although We were defeated in both of the two EE | in the spring of 1923. Oakland showed some rare ability that shoulé develop into iaany, vietories for Oakland High School, The first match was pleyed with Potumac State College at Oakland. Oakland ragucters lost after @ hard struggle, by the score of 4 matches to @. The second match was played at Keyser with Potomsae State College, Ookland being defented 6-0. In the fall of 1923 Oaklamd High produced a very strong aggregation of raqueters and played Potomec State College to a tie 2-2, The last two matches were called off on aceount of darkness. The team: Lucian Felty, Captain Garthright May Swan Weber Walton King Graydon Lewis Paul Willets ante Pialy) t hae ; 5 Wa A Avante ay Dir Rani. 0) Ris wow that 86d te on Ee bg 8 4 beet ¥ : tweg Me Vay ere A Sky : t NM Om en AS Dye pei lod , (hat art { hi § Ais et P ‘ey kK v BY mt { � a Hf Bat ] i i aie } i ' i TEA REN HES a AS IN ue td tS 0g ( ; ‘ a os Canes Cine T AF ” ns ube “a CY URE ORAL NL Gel ‘ (205 ee an ee SO ot Hedy ae TS te dbetee: 4 oe iid bly co : i , | , Ky eae std) dott Gy) Oe a Bed a ate Me bow: doi raed - i aN | ; Nay: i 7 tte we D wire be Ri BS ao 100 Pe i alba «3 | wer Sayiekis £ sted as. se a Pa aw as 8 4 a tabs ia w We or Oo } i ie Ni o bet he'd abn uy Sued it tant 4 i pin ine Conk wlP eat ae vie a 8 sa fl Te. ui, ve em a a 9 OMe. bisa tit brows Lge ie a, em a: ctl iT i a Ni PD ff O) ff 5 Poe ii a ae CIRLS ATHLETICS A Cis Pee ‘i Ne ’ fare : i v i ‘ i ta aca ue one et ee : i ay , Ky Vv) ' she THY PES dete al alah ah 1 iw Sh aly Shad Hed i ba ay : Ta G , i va 17 to) fa ight we pth as i Ne cay Girls' Basket Ball The 1925-1924 season in girls' basket ball was an ex- seedingly short one. The girls played two games both of which were played with Terra Alta. MThe first game played in Terra Alta was spirited and exciting, the Oakimnd giris winning by a 16-15 score. | In a return game the Terra Alta girls opened a decisive onslaught on the Oakland girls. The teams were evenly matched and fought hard. MThe score however, was to the disadvantage of Oakland, as Terra Alta won by the score of 22-18. The brevity of the season was due to the fact that the Oakland girls did not have a floor on which to practice. The team: Mary Faherty.......Porward Genevieve Gonder....Guard Frances Burroughs. .Forward Mary Gonder....+...-Guard Gladys Gonder.......Center Madge Duke.....«.++-Guard scores: Ua Ee ete RGU RD aa OP ae ae hgh ats MU Ud by oc en Ae we eRe DRDO ee Wae sc tie dw RO Terxa 1 AK 2s OMEN NOH 2 % ‘ : ie y ae cite i ie Lai At Hitec; ea Niele LE i pals k ’ ; ri it Pee Fi By A! aN URN Sh ot te bie me arg ak roawe® Ane SHEL, ait Bir. To aa os a 55% ai analy at ts oat eo heode send re i r ieee BA oy ’ ! Pay Ae 2 : Sal Pa a ew ? ne dah by} a SAAR Cathe a ty One atta net thw peut otwe FA Phy hon aie i ia Roots fe “niet tga ele ie } NG soto mee AEE ‘ Ns eis i Ee a ’ i i) ved Ruy i eh PAP OGE as Bahr e |B i Bost baad wiht wine visutoe 8 a Mau! few sas abi eta ee wD) sca oe he. ohee ret} 4 Oa Fo | rY . j VEO SOUT a THRE eat Oat OF Re eal cc. id % wn pads fey oi inf “ OP Ae Btouh ag Mg 4 arin Beanea | ah j i ¥ H a ae es ee me y ; . % Vf LP) 4) a | nl ais RSET ee ee ae giant: Bn ahi city ¥ ’ Hf t Seay ; ht ¥ ie Ms ih i's ye ray 5s ui: re ; q i i nisi ped Volley Ball The girls' Volley Ball seeson consiste d of series of games with Accident and Grmtsville. The opening game, played with Accident, was very exciting and interesting, Oakland emerging victorious. The second game was played at Grantsville. The game was interesting, and, although it was pléeyed in the rain, Oakland upheld the standard set in the Opening game and again proved victors. The last game of the season was played at Oakland with Grantsville. The Oakland team showed exceptional team work all through the game, and were victorious a second time over their opponents. The victory clinched the Garrett County Championship for the Oakland High School. The team: Audrey Trickett Frances Burroughs Gladys Gonder Captain Margaret Blenford Josephine Sanders Mary Gonder Genevieve Gonder Mary Faherty ij he DT ™ « et ae. Be ete ‘a2 : ey) wx i , f te burst. 21h pe ‘ ae Ye, yi? 4 hy fd y ae ky ‘. , het une, ; . j a 4 } 1 ig pte ‘ : ( he i il a i % K's i 5 i . Pe | f a i ‘ H t 7 i SOL Ae est cae (be Mai owe RS { Pay) 4 Tt We fe per bo Re MAR lh Me ah a ’ o ny X ie | ' r eo ‘ i� ® ¥ bs | Te a i, af ot nyt ‘ Oo. ts AG ‘ym = oe La. AS een. BANE DAVES I de 3 ‘ ‘ Ce fine 1 e508 PORT mab aay ; i | . d hha ‘ } : ‘i ros ™ y b ee i% oT. ow . naa or i ate! | sete i dace a ] pie Poet ogi t bn” age) oe Seale ee Svobitam hee Ae PRAM 1. PERS: NSE RR on vaio : car a ae he BO , ih PaO ae eee i eta ae gait . A Mie A OR PEP Bat Cond. De en eh weet “e Mo a J } ’ tate ay Me hein tee ber ahaa 0 A lett eo a teal, ‘ 4 Pe eh ae f ee AK EO Beare he AS HNaTRAYY Ab Ae ta aa ag. pis eRe § ‘ “ Saupe un ‘ HIE Gittoes 2 diweted oes eens tied oma nied Yo H2O SAP ote Be, pe erty on: s adicali ane. . hones cyt banking ont woh of Gt OF le b ) ets a Te . rr ” tote cat PROG) tx trig OG. aa aint | % 2 hava ' ov rave aay GLEE CLUB This is the first yoar that the Oakland High School has had a Glee Club. The interest shown in this alub is commendable. Its success is due in great degree to the instructor, Miss Ruth Conley. The party given by the Glee Club was 2 great success, and those who attended will long remember it with pleasure. We expect to have a bigger and better Glee Club next year. Some of the students will not realize the benefits of a club of this kind m- til they see what it can do. All students oan give it their hearty support, even though they are not all Carusos or Galli Cureis. This can be done by booming any enterprise undertaken by the club. President------------------- Filson Kimmell Vice President------------------- John Wolf Secretary Treasurer-------- Ruby Willetts Instructor-—--s-- -=---- - Miss Ruth Conley oo0000= The Four Stages in School A Freshman's head is full of air, Of air so hot and breezy; A sophomore's head is full of naught, Of naught but take life easy. A Junior's head is full of love, The love you get at college; A Senior's head is full of brains, A greater amount of knowledge. RIE bi ill Mule ee i | cy ‘ 7 aD a Ra i . 3 ue tH . 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WY Mars ae ‘iene Piast dys Penne cobamqeajyalpreie, won Ay Makati hye pareiniie Sad Aaa if Adin eget dish bathe ipa namie vader a ni ame aap era : | uN t ' Ps , a . aye ha : } Nore tht aah ae ek BIOORG IE GOI OR AIOE dake OO I Eom Ici kolo + ee ee ae ae ae ane ae ee ee eS ee a BRR CCK AR OA OK OK OIC IK OCR OR GR ARK KK 42x HEARD AND SEEN around THE K John Berkheimer, a little freckled faced fellow who lives two miles from Oak- land, entered a town one morning seliing huckle berrics. Upon passing the Lutheran Church, he met Mr. Oscar Notes and carried on the following conver sation: | John B.-- Who lives here? Oscar Notes-- That's the house of the Lord.” John B. -- Go in and ask him if he wants to buy some huckleberrices,.” EKKO K Mr. Chas. Ream--Mr, Deputy I want you vo find a gov= ernment job for my son Harold. Deputy-- Is he intelligent, Mr. Ream. Mr. Chas. Reem-- Tf he was I wouldn't be worrving you for a government position, I could use him in my own business. eR a AK Mr. Besse - What'!s the matter Erval? Erval-- I wrote a composition on fresh milk and the prin- cipal condensed it. FR AK EK KK OAKLAND HIGF SCHOOL % The biggest joke in the Osklanc High School is; James Pollock. FOR K Miss Spielman-- ZVemes, name the Seesons. James- (hesitatingly) Salt and Pepper.” 269K 22K KK Some one has said, Iv Joe Burroughs dovesn % stop chew- ing tobacco, he wili be Kick- ing like Brown's Mule. sek 30K KKK It's a sure thing if Bertha Bell doesn't guis running after the boys she will have to have her shoes haif soled. et KKK Bob Huffman has secured a steadfast friend, Margaret Leighton, as she is the only one that can interpret his rapid speaking. eK RE OK Roy Mickey is progressing in baseball, due to the fact that he thinks if he wins a prize in athletics he will also win the bigg- est prize in his mind-- Elsie Hinebaugh. oper A ce 2K aha eel : ae ial he sh ye nee ca nenna shciedien neni meniennuatane ee ee es ee ee ee fy Reape WR Rae mh ah me RAY. SHt ERP it bsaaban Hyco ee pth ie, ThGatad a) am a ‘ i | pe é °% 4 : ‘ d 7 kt aa ‘heshin RAN aN a , a 7 a � - 2 aro iy ‘?| Vn GF = i t¢ of 6 de alt . 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Makiaoe vishal taicen tee : nant hee cot dbndintes ot ‘et vounky Sed ont oe sce eee Re awted beiiae as 2s , wry or Kee ae a baldindtba st ma , - si “ae: | ae 8 i onhene 5 2 rated gate aod 430 he) ee Oh lh . ’ ae RAWAM: ar SO ars. | nate inden. std raheeey’ ea Fo0 oF ytleree o btohiteo, Rap eee eeevern Oe Gin git ee ant a'tad wiiqed pommon |, w¥tmy o Srbt, ov SO CAE 10% oe toon tobi +a a FO BE IS RI ORI A RRR RIS to hak kas tor 106 re 40) A ae a ee! te he a ok ak) OH) ke ok RO FI CO RCRA OK ROR AIK OK IORI OK I KK RK ROOK I KK IK Margaret Friend says she is going to be a nurse because Walton is going to be a doctor. 2K KK Ks KK Jessie Nine, do you know what the prettiest orna- ment is in the High School? asked Miss Conley. Jessie (half dreaming) Oh, I know, Jim Pollock. FOR KKK Mary- - I heard Mr. Besse was to have charge of our class room in Miss Katherine's place. Holen--(clapping her hands) Oh, I hope he does. Miss Katherine (happening to’ appear in the room) Oh no, Helen, I won't give up my boys and girls. Helen (sadly) Oh er-cr I didn't mean that Miss Katherine. CK KK Virginia Casteel (in History Class). What is the aim of todays lesson? Russel Brown - How Parliament came into powder. 9K KK KK KK Do you support the year book? Of course not it has a staff. OR KK KK Miss Spielman-- Where did Lorg- fellow spend his last days? Skip Mey-- In his grave. aK KK ORK Harold Ream got up to givo his speech in the debate and he was so excited he said, My weary opponent has stated Ceaser rode a big horse, he did. sR EK We would like to know what meg ber of the faculty was talking about Wilsons! Ggevtysburg A@@ress at Philadelphia in 1776? tek oR kOe Wiss Ruth-- Wwho is your favorite author? Harold Ream-- My father.” Miss Ruth-- What does he write? Harold Ream-- Checks. OK ROK KK Aftor a loud and prolonged ex- hortation in a Holy Roller meeting the preacher called for testimonials. A devout young lady of color arose and shouted her story. Las' night ah was in the arms ob de debbil; ond tonight ab 13 in de arms of de Lord. A hushed but excited voice from the back of the room interrupted her. Got a date fo' tomorrow night? 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Margaret Friend-- Why, Helen? Helen Jones-- Because he won't be able to give me things I want. AK KK KKK An Eqic of Garthright May. He He Skip is not a high-brow, never read Cap'n Billy. wouldn't know Ethel M. Dell from Socrates. He cven yodels his soup. He says it is his favorite gargle. Skip is all Tempo--which is musical for get a gait on you, Skip is a regular village Romeo. He swears with a French accent. Never keeps a stop-waetuen on his love affairs. His permanent ad- dress The Poolroom. But will Skip come to a bad end? No! No! No bad boy ever does. He will grow up to be a model Gitizen, a credit to his civics teacher and vote for the right (?) man. KK OK KK Wilma Friend-- Eleanor, going down the road? are you Kleanor Townshend-- Well, I hope NOt WA flirt am I , exclaimed Isabel. Well I know people who flirt more than Leaou She shot a spitefu look at Genevieve Gonder and added-- L'm better looking than you, more handsome, How do I know? Noah Kolbfleisch told me so.” Genevieve-- Well, I can wink better than you, to know who told me?-- Warden Roy. Want 2k 2K 2K KOK Miss Spielman-- Where is the sense of smell located? Bob Hoffman-- In the feet. KKK KKK Mr. John Ream dr., of Mt. Lake Park, has acquired the following titles from the Oakland High School: Ba Uae C.-OseD. Pier Oe Dia Be Views We wish him a happy success in his business, ok OK KK TEN Se Peay ior. eG y we ee Ny eee 1 Ty ees va 8 , vile r OL Y 7 : : ‘ ay 5.4) Be ae nh : eh Pee ee eee he m aa iiy bi A [ yy ie 4 y ingle ve 7 af gi ae y. ‘J SY a x WA + vd eyo Wal holo 2 2) j ; +S i bs fl A i i ‘ ' ’ . | i { 4 ‘ j Ca ele! Weak hy i v one Pi i hi i he 7 { o hy vt , { ry siitasneadanetyevengeesny at bebe vo | | mip Meat ts Lag POF tL Fe we Tone Wag Rie as 1 Oey BG ete en ti d Ts am ar re Pr ty es wm PTS ‘ 5 : 7) � OO Oa) oe ae eee rg. 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A eee hk 4 ip ae Wy an (the fi wer ; ; Ay re Ad my 4 ery 6 i SORE be a Meo a) Pe i yeas AN ees ee BS wih) a P et FAO ICICI RIOR AOR IOI ICA FIR JORIS ARI IIR A IKK FRE KK KK KKK KKK KOK KOK KK KK KKK KEK KK KE BEC ICIC ICI GOK BORIC AO GOO OKO CICCIECIG I GK fk Gladys Gonder gives hor “spit curl sugar treatmonts overy morning. Lot's all take a pattern from hor. EK KOK es 2k Miss K. Corley has suggestoa that Mr. Jcnkins, Mr. Bosse and Mr. Grasor sit in the bal- cony during assembly. Mr. Bosse and Mr. Grasor are to guard Mr. fonkins while he Sloeps,. 5K KK KOK KK Elva's Friond-- Elva dear, I notice you are not eating much candy now-days. Elva=-- No, Claud I have not eaten much candy since TI have been going with you. EK OK KOK OK Elva and her (Paugh) pa go to church every Sunday night. OK OK KK Nell Nethkin spends most of her evenings around the Garrett. RR ROK KK A preachor during his sermon asked the question, what should we 211 do to get to Heaven? James Pollock an expert baseball player just arousing from a little nap cried out: Slike and you'll get there. ARK OK OK KK Graydon Lewis-= 0aklana High School turns out nice men.” His Aunt-= When did you graduate? Graydon - I didn't graduate, a they turned me out. KICK KK A Sunday School Teachor asked the question, Who defeated the Philistines, Marshall Brovn suddenly awakening, exclaimed I don't know, I don't keep track of these Buss League Teams. KK KKK What is that noise, Mrs. Reame?'t Why that's mv daxzghter, Vera, running vp aud down the scales. My, She must weign a vor ek Ro He a: One day Helen Hinsvaugh mshed into Meintiré‘se store to get a mouse trap, but she was s9 excited besatse she had seen Ralph with anovker girl that she asked for s trap to catch her Smouse, 96K OK 40K 2 Miss K. Conley had suggested that some one in History class tell something about Wellington. Mary Ours-- Well, he regained his popularity” afte, his death by revoking the roforms in England. 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KKK I OK OK ak Hugh Echard after giving a re- port on a Civics topic, said, i think this is of Civic interest because Columbus dis- covered America and was the first president of the United States. Kk KK KK Vera Ream-- Are all the girls in this class engaged? Mary Ours-- I don't know but you can put me down as one that wants to be. 2k KK KKK A peanut sat on the Railroad track His heart was all a flutter The 3:35 came whizzing by Toot: Toot! Peanut butter! KK KKK Why she didn't say Filson Kimmel--(Who has been called to come and fix Miss Conley's electric doorbell)-- Weill, I guess there's no one home. I've rung four times. 2K OK KOK 3K IK IK Gladys Gonder--I give you so much attention and yet you take no heed of me. Joe Stanton--Try giving me something else. 2 KK KK Miss Conley--What is a re- prieve? 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