Oakhurst Collegiate School - Acorn Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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apartment cw tchcd 111m,- am on Thompson, knairman of th6 a1 Trade Commission. win; with Ltd to a greate: extent later; be- ... :pu'blican. party euust restore pa. meat h the faith 01' the common people in the integrity and sincerity of public .9 those choosi ch pgyments would not be . .orficials. 1 Mil nine months after enactme -n :.c;:::::e otf thft bold??? .311 - 5The Revublica-n party: has ..D the bill intm 1m. . 1der Aim Senior Prophecy Liriaon, HML: Jghertyrjl . . . . . . askeg ID eedings uq The followmg chppmgs have been cut from va lous newspapers 1n lne the 2 :er Gillett's the years Since the Class of 24 graduate from Oakhurst. ie on m .mmlttee was brief, althopgh clargd. ; Flew once or twice in .1113. 'perv exchanges with H. L. Ewige, a ,. .- investigamr forJ-h h cheer 1: J ti a 'r' 1 - axiom 35 5: us c - EDlSml X Coueg quor NT - mum? WA agrlc Se , 5 ha! . rMined. XTLLON cry. Mm eaah l rcco'x Eda. . k . N seized NW - u 'contaigedi rml'nk- emu... wcmn; 1113' that If:L imgzinfepded io, sign the i; 9 Course Lght OI'the' saiemQh: in his r: .' - . onde C in 19m, but only after 1 Try the sterhpg 0031:1313! Grusa Box 23.? Congress that hg gm not was removed. for Love-Lom 11-15. - nu. X2 wucher.'a clerk dxsmiased Daytonv OhICL Senamr PJJE Qar, No 2 kotn YORS . S 0 OUHCEL 1 $8 3R kmvt'aw and c8 thbcwgsg 1r the 'PN 363. Ohw' -at. of Ame W3 833nmb$5' .115 state. P 5 . .1. Thomas Harlin. Ala tUBM - e 4, - .-.. W ey, MIHOFd, Ohio. ment Ocher Julia a. mamw ?m9513' the 05;:g..::::jl;ng::lel:;r:x Hess efforts t-0 WTEW' k n W 3813 695 Aunf-ee Senator Selden P, Spence: it 8.11 had ,been run up. to the enuu .... l the Ix .511ng Cinclnf Republican. grggd passag 'cnheunqgn on Stand MLI . . ' l. : k. - hi WANTED -Sltuatlon as cook. Therds bu + m. t , the T We Sit- ,m- nothing I donH: know about the JelI-o. surroflfogAIYETED in- j Address Evangeline Otto, Mary Etta, O. HON INCREASE V01 nt .0 e ' x .xJ m b OIf. . O K BS track was In I MICE; 09. A rope , m, mm... w M... Wm... ....... qhmx formerly was Sheriff oley House For Veterans oi dfiv , ' 3a,.hnln'f hman in P . - re51de . . C' 0 .14 r Position as lecturer m DeaE Lam $15: tgm m??xlraggnstitute. Sure cure fobsledepl- .-Wilh1 9 1'9 rue M E Bake, 30 U nmday p , ess . - h 193311953. Addr dy app ,..,...:. pensio 'Heeler last March and 1.1.. , induce him to arrange - cbnfei'ence beLWeen the mum. 'It 13 IthoiTexa$ ang Mr. Daugherty, 10 call ' ' .. Hav . -mpr cnarges that creases for veterans of F :1' Off .Of Daugherty. f- not 9 YOU 3 little squ . ' m Qnanlsh, Mexican an'd Inf rman Thrmpson'a tegtmony See m x eam m y0ur ho . the war of 1812. dealt WV 4itiana 1n the Eerrt . . me'he House approved the o indu'strt WAN and en-J Elecmman amendment and it go . , , , Or - .N . ' yeargx'nlen 1!: IHTED ac: - Hairless K IDGE :sident. ded t 09 3512: x13 n0b, OkI quan st. liter 03m. , a- L measure on H same al p to tltjes ISOOVS 0r Fe 012 3.? lng in basis or Lluu... g veth Jdent h oundl M Cupjl Ranged wfbfe. .1123 12 . 135. bill now ahbwinglkw e o bye bill said d up -8 xL bring Rew- X? anew . Hardin. wing, w , 11111 e to 'conau. LFS 070 WO Xp C 0!. ammo 5'11. t J' gaffded. lnsgru f .. e 17 :ices of rgw .- Ongwgi to to P:- ? , NTED mycll 7y W3 3. It was 1otmonths m. Ohfgtbeu fad W2, t WA Tst'dizser' e . AddrBSSv 'n ssion dquld optam an spam, One gs Wigued ISV KS M0 Yr. Daugherty. the Witness said, 3851- QYee - . ,-'- answer did'not corpg until ed a r mvestlgate quunr Trez gent proceedings had been were granteu. to Re - ,nners. Has Proposal Set A31 in the House, in 1922. Sartain answeredzx ',..-.. in .n L..-.... w h. V: A A n A -. Daugherty. ' - ' . as mg on. pnl .1. n the first industry f 55c REWABDH . N th ia. House investigati on to de m the Trade Commi W'11 ive Exhibition ngh DlVeS- . 0 d. lwhether or not the liquor treat hc Had several l- 1:an 1000 feet. or dollars COnSideTe - lGreat Britain is in conformity 41 ; other industrie Ingress Pager Swing, Falling Rock, Tenn. 'the cogstitutionAwas blorked 1 .ie declared that no c; , , ..-- A by Representanve Nicholas J ,ecutions had been stunted 591F811 me'Senate investigation whlch worth. Cincinnat the Repul commission's info .311 'or finally resulted in the resignation of leader. .phdations. Mt. Daugherty Would ha - yo answer Representatis .1 , SL. u urm-ncnt was taken x. all! to the people at the p I N:ovem- TUCKER Virgin ocrat, auu

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x :m ?1. a O hh ' The Gang of , 24 V339? Class History E HAVE 110 ancient or even mediaeval history. We're quite modern, VRI since the class was started in the Fall of 1919. The Opening day found the four charter members assembled: Julia Crutcher, Gin Rogers, Sue Cree and Bake. The next year Pete Swing, Mary Lou Archer and Anna May J ones joined us. Julia heeded the call of the wilds and went back to West Virginia, while Gin stayed with us for only a month. Thus the old gang had grown and we found that we poor Freshies were quite able to cope with the haughty Senior Class of 21 and to live through the year. When we reassembled in the Sophomore year, we found that Anna May had left us; but if quantity were quality we were compensated, for we were in- creased by J an Dowien, Mary Schaffner, Ruth Baldridge and Evangeline Otto. One of the decisive landmarks of our career was reached; we were elevated to seats on the first floor. Oh! what a thrill. That year Hew by and soon we found that we were lofty Juniors. J an east us off in scorn to become president of the Class of ,23. Lucky class! We initi- ated as members of ttthe gangt that year Mary C. Swing, Lois Ritchie, Julia Bailey, Laura Randall, Frances J ones, Alice Hood and Louise Whetstone. Under Mary Louis guidance we sped through that year and 10! before we knew it we were Seniors. Laura and Louise left us this year and Mary Lou was unable to return until Spring. But Jan Gruss, Louise Ray and Sally Benedict joined mthat gang, and so we are sailing through our last year at O. C. S. with Sally Pat to lead us. Though we scatter far when our school days are over, well always be just Hthe gang of '24! M. E. B. and s. B. 0., ,24. Class Song tTere, That Grand Old GangU Oh! that grand old gang, Together weill hang, Till the waters of hell freeze der. Though from the 01d north state To the golden gate We scatter when school is no more, Every heart will beat true Neath the coral and blue, And dear Oakhurst weill adore. Should old acquaintance be forgot? J ust remember old 24. ' S. B. C., 24. 21

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23 Senior Popularity Contest Prettiest i J anet Gruss Frances J ones M 05: Original Mary E. Bake Suzanne Swing Class Vanity Fair 7 Julia Bailey Lois Ritchie Most Studious - Evangeline Otto Ruth Baldridge Class Wit Mary E. Bake Suzanne Swing Wisest Owl Mary E. Bake Sarah Benedict Perfect Fool Suzanne Swing Sarah Benedict Cheerfullest Child Sarah Benedict Suzanne Swing Laziest J anet Gruss J ulia Bailey M as: Dignijied W Louise Ray Ruth Baldridge