Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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Columbia Gives Prizes to High School Papers Young Editors Hold Annual Convention Magazines Senior High Schools Class A, 1,000 Pupils or More— First, Red and White, Fake view H. S., Chicago; second, The Gryphon, West Philadelphia 11. S., Philadelphia, Pa.; third. The Chucis, Schenectady 11. S., Schenectady, N. Y. Class 11, ;i01 to 1,000 Pupils—First, The Missile, Petersburg H. S., Petersburg, Ya.; second, THE ORACLE, Abington H. S., Abington, Pa.; third, The Laurence Literary Magazine, Law-renceville School, Lawrenceville, N. C. Class C, 500 Pupils or l ess—First, Homespun, Greensboro II S., Greensboro, N. C.; second, Horace Manuscript, The Horace Mann School for Girls, New York City; third. The Hill Record. The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa. Didn't you see it in the World News9 Well, we’ll try to tell you. Abington has the second best school publication in the United States, Canada, Hawaii or Alaska for Class 11 High Schools. Yes, the Oracle! Reprint from World News -4 5 J3-

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THE ORACLE STAFF

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YEAR BOOK STAFF YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor 8-in-Ch ief Rt tii Chestnut William Corbin Estella Biddle G RACE CLAUSER Grace Davis Ruth Freeman Mildred Blume Ruth Dolton Grace Finney Ruth Fowler Ruth Freeman George Getches Elmer Green Associate Editors Alice Harvey Charles Lever Carleton Lord John Potts Charlotte Shoemaker Executive Comm ittee Harry Kern Louise Leidy Helen Liedike Maurice Lindfors Louis Mallory Florence Massey Chester Mebus Helen Ware Earl Tyson Virginia Unruh Margaret Vozzy Kathryn Wright Karl Meyer Fred Owens Joseph Pearson Mae Roberts Beatrice Strickland Joseph Tull Frank Veale Bookkeeper Minerva Vandergrift Typist Kathryn Kochenberger 4 «