Oakland High School - Oak Yearbook (Oakland, MD)

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6 UGH To ees 1925 THE BACON: B. E. BESSE MRS. B. E. BESSE MRS. C. JOHNSON W. W. JENKINS MISS RUTH CONLEY MISS KATHARINE CONLEY MISS HILDA WILLISON MISS JOHNSON MRS. BURROUGHS O. T. GRASER MISS HULDA ENSOR.

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“| 1925 TA He hae OF An i a arn - ? a ‘ : f ¢ pgpawt . : aS es - 5 . ;: ss 4 ; : 0 J “44 ti he ‘a Si mm : ‘ . q ome ‘ The Senior Class takes this opportunity of extending their thanks to Mr. Franklin E. Rathbun, Superintendent of County Schools, and to the Board of Education, Mr. H. A. Loraditch, Pesident; Mr. R. L. Wilson, Vice- President, and Mr. Jonn O. Thayer, Secretary, for their unfailing kindness and courtesy, throughout the year, to the Class of ’25. Missaiatnarinem La Cone yer As bs. ste Me eh Oaveen’’) 0..0....ca5 Principal. History Her chief concern is for the welfare of her students. Her delight is in their happiness. It is due to her guidance that we were able to make this year’s Senior Class, the banner class of Oakland High School. She administers severe punishment for walking with crooked backs or drooped shculders while in her presence. This is her form of amusement. But who can say that her kindly interest is not the reason for the Seniors’ reluctance at leaving dear old O. H. S. Nie Wiley Jenkins (“Unclés Wiley’) 4 aeme. «ci ews. ge Vice Principal. Mathematics This is “Uncle Wiley” the high school sleuth. He’s the “Wise Old Owl’ of this Oak, and we don’t mean ‘“‘perhaps.” He has a sense of humor that is all his own, and he fills a large place in the hearts of his students. Mr. Byron E. Besse, A. B. (“Phoebe’’) General Science Physics According to Byron, Mr. Besse certainly does know his stuff when it comes to Physics. His interest in Athletics has been a significant factor in producing successful teams this year. It has been reported that he holds a “singing class” in the basement. Miss Ruth Conley, A. B. (‘‘Frue’’) English Latin Music Civics At present she doesn’t know what to do with all the money she has earned this winter. She just can’t decide whether she should go to Ithica, buy a saxophone or go to Scotland. Her efforts and ability have been in- strumental in bringing our Music Department up to the highest standard. She has a queer habit of misplacing articles—such as ties, keys, etc..—and wondering who purloined them.