Oakland High School - Oak Yearbook (Oakland, MD)

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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

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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,