Oakland High School - Oak Yearbook (Oakland, MD)

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KNOW YE ALL! That we, the Senior Class of Nine- teen Twenty-eight, do, with great pleasure, dedicate this, the fifth volume of “The Oak” to ours, the best of towns— OAKLAND

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Wise Words To The Class of ’28 From a Few of Oakland’s Sages Education is cheap; ignorance alone is expensive. —F. EK. Rathbun, Superintendent Garrett County Public Schools. Trained minds rule the world; school days are training days. —Delbert Davis, Cashier First National Bank. Lacking knowledge, it is a wise man who knows where to obtain it. —L. F. Tower. The Church and the Public School are the great- est assets any country can have for the develop: ment of civilization. —A. D. Naylor, State Senator. MR. F. E. RATHBUN Remember each day has its possibilities, and these can become realities to you as you recognize and develop them. “There’s a chance beside the gate for you And every morning at your door, All sweet and fresh with sparkling dew, Knocks Opportunity—for you.”’ —Harriet Bartlett Pollock He who learns during school days to appreciate the value of good books and how to properly use them, makes possible for himself many pleasant hours in later life. —Ernest Ray Jones. The real opportunities and privileges occur during school days—do not overlook them. —W. W. Dawson. Contrary to the opinion of our youthful days, education begins where school days end. —A. T. Matthews. One of the greatest assets on the balance sheet of life is an education. —Berne Teter, Cashier Farmers’ Bank. 10