Oxford Area High School - Kernel Yearbook (Oxford, PA)

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Firm! Row: MOORE, IIAXVKINS, SENFT, IIERRINGTON, IIUEBNER, XVOOD, KIRK, WILSON. Second Row: WVILDE, IIINDMAN, KENNARD, CANNON, SCIIOLA, GEIISXAN, SMITII, STAFFORD, GIIEGG, BALDWIN. Third Row: SVVARTZ, LEIB, MATCIINER, MCIUNKIN, SCRLEIDER, REYNOLDS, NEFF, THOMPSON, COATES, ROKA, XWCMULLEN. FACULTY MRS. CHRISTINA S. BALDXVIN-SChO0i Nurse MISS KATIlARINE E. CANNON1SiXth Grade MR. CHARLES F. COATESYHiSfOryg Problems of Democracy MRS. MARIAN DAVIS'MUSiC MISS ABBIE K. GEHMAN-Third Grade MRS. MIRIAM B. GREGG4Fourth Grade MISS BETTY I. HAWKINS-Englishg Latin MRS. VADEN M. HERRINGTON-Shorthandg Typing g Iunior Business MRS. MARGARET P. HINDMAN-Shorfhandg Typingg Commercial Geographyg Business Mathematics MISS MARIAN D. HUEBNER-Physical Educationg Hygiene MISS MARION R. KENNARDfSeventh and Eighth Grades MRS. QLIVE B. KIRK-Secretary to Supervising Principal MR. CHARLES W. LEIB-Principalg Biologyg Physicsg Chemistry MR. FRANK W. MATCHNER'HSeventh and Eighth Grades MR. IAMES W. McIUNIcINfAgriculture MR. I. WII.I.IARD MCMULLEN-Supervising Principal 5 Guidance MISS BETTY I. MOORE-First Grade MR. DAVID H. NEFF-Physical Educationg Hygieneg Civics MISS MARY E. REAwSecond Grade MR. NORIWAN L. REYNOLDS-Englishg French MR. STEPHEN ROKA-Art MR. DONALD SCHLIEDER'SCi6I1CCj Mathmetics MISS MATILDA M. SCOLAw'1IO1'I1C Economicsg Science MR. KENNETH W. SWARTZ-Shop MISS ANN A. SENFT-Historyg English MRS. MABEL H. SMITH-Librarian MISS VIELLA M. STAFFORD-Fiffh Grade MR. I. MARSHALI. THOMPSON-Mathematics MRS. LILA P. WILDE-English MRS. SARA L. WII.SON'-FiFSf Grade MISS IUANITA Ni. NVOODffScvcnth and Eighth Grades 10

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9-I Initiative 4-D Determination 9-I Industriousness -A Aim in Life To the CLASS of 1949 You are soon to graduate. You will then find yourselves a disbanded group, going here and there to take your part on the stage of life's activities-citizens in a great democracy. As you go forth, to join other alumni, you take with you my personal best wishes-and I am sure you have the best wishes of all your other teachers-for success in that work for which you think you are best suited. In addition to extending my best wishes for your .rucce.r.r, I have chosen to say a few words to you on its attainment using some positive powers of character building that began with the letters which are 1, 9, 4, 9 from the beginning of the alphabet- A, I, D, I. In this important assignment of making progress in the work for which you think you are best suited, I am reminded of the sign post which the tourist saw where some highwa construction began. It read, Choose your rut carefully. You will be in it for tliie next 25 milesf, Your planning determines the groove, the path, the road of the future. It is most important that you take an aim in life. Having taken aim, become a person of inL'zfiaiive and aggressively and persistently pursue the goal until it has been realized. You will not go very far without deferminalion and indu.nfrz'ou.rne.f.r. The poet has summarized the thought in these lines: Y ou can do whatever you ilzink you can, IFJ all in ihe way you view if. IFJ all in the .rfarf you make, youny man: Y 014 mu.r!feel thai you are yoiny to do iff' I. W. MCMULLEN Supervgiriny Principal 9

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IN APPRECIATICN The KERNEL Staff wishes to extend a sincere thank you to Mr. W. McMullen for his guidance and encouragement that have made our yearbook possible. We also want to express our appreciation to Mr. Reynolds, whose assistance was most needed and helpful 3 to the School Board, and to our advertisers. Il