Oakland High School - Oak Yearbook (Oakland, MD)

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The Ey 73s5—] Z PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE To The Class of ’28 OHN D. Rockfeller, Jr., says that character is the foundation of successful business. I veg believe that I may go a step farther and say that character is the foundation of success in every walk of life. Character is what we really are. A worthy character possesses such qualities as integrity, loyalty, honesty, nobility of heart and mind, kind- ness, sympathy, a sense of justice, obedience to law, and understanding. Have we these qualities? Are we endeavoring, with all our might, to strengthen them within ourselves? “Our character is our will, For what we will, we are.” —Katharine T. Conley. 14

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=F 1928 — THE FACULTY MISS KATHARINE T. CONLEY, Principal, A. B., Notre Dame College, Baltimore, Maryland. M. A., New Rochelle College, New York. History. MR. WILEY W. JENKINS, Assistant Principal, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. Mathematics. MISS KATHRINE BROWN, H. E., Hood College, Frederick, Maryland. Home Economics. MR. O. T. GRASER, B. S., Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa. Agriculture, General Science. MISS ELIZABETH HEATH, A. B., College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va. English. MRS. LEO HELBIG, A. B., University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland. French, History, Dramatics. MISS JEAN HOLLAR, B. S., Hood College, Frederick, Maryland. Biology. MR. ARTHUR HUMBERTSON, B. E. S., Washington College, Chestertown, Maryland. Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Shorthand. MRS. JULIUS LITTMAN, A. B., Western Maryland College, Westminster, Maryland. Algebra, General Science. MISS KARIN STENHOLM, A. B., Upsala College, Upsala, New Jersey. Latin, English, Music. MR. F. O. SPEICHER, A. B., Western Maryland College, Westminster, Maryland. English, History. 13

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