Oakland City High School - Oakleaf Yearbook (Oakland City, IN)

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CHARLES WILLIAMS Major: Vocational JOY HoUcH1Ns Major: Commercial Class Play, Glee Club, Dram' atics, Scrapbook Staff. Q Of song she is queen for she can sing most anything. Dramatics, InteffClass Tourney. Who knows what height he may attain? ROBERT REED MARY ESTHER DEPUTY Major: Vocational Commercial fMajorj Scouts, Glee Club, Home Economic Club, Speech is silver, Silence Scrapbook Staff' is ggldf' A good deed is nevev lost. Doms KRONEMEYER Major: Commercial junior Class Play, Science Club, Dramatics, Scrapbook Staff. Love conquers all. H. T. RISLEY Major: Mathematics Basketball, Junior Class Play, Home Room Officer, Band, Scouts InterfClass Tourney. Best men- are molded out of faults.

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,fi ROBERT I-IUBELE Major: Mathematics Class Officer, Inter-Class Tour- ney, Scrapbook Staff, HifY, Or' chestra, Councilman. An affable and courteous gentleman. 113 '9lnuu4 'wav' Q,- 'a JEAN GREENE Major: Home Economics Home Room Officer, Dramatics, Scrapbook Staff. Things of value come in small packages. VERNON PITTMAN Major: Commercial Dramatics, Glee Club, Band, chestra. I love the life I lead. NNN RUOOLPH VEGIPI MARJORIE YOUNG B1LLy WHITE Major: Commercial Major: Commercial Majgrg Vgcatjonal Scouts. Councilman, Class Officer, Glee Science Club. Be slow of tongue and quick Club, Dfamatlcs- A bold, bad man. of eye. Nothing is sweeter than the light of truth. O

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Raymond Ahlemann Lloyd Arbuthnot ........... Robert Church ......... Max Duncan ............... Harold Hedges .......... Paul Henager ............... Harold Hougland .,..... Robert Hubble .......... Robert Jenkins ........... Edwin Kell ........... -. Bill Kelle ......................... Nolan McDonald .......... Glenn Norrick .......... Charles O'Neal ......... Vernon Pittman ........4 Lester Reed ..,............... Robert Reed ..,......... H. T. Risley ..,....... Sam Seitz ........,......... Prentice Smith ........... David Steele ................ Rudolph Vegh .......... Bill White .........,......... Charles Williams ....,.... Donna Rae Albin .......... Carol Cocanower .......... Joyce Corn ...,,................... Elma Collins ........................... Mary Esther Deputy Anna Lou Dye ...............,.... Imel Fritz ............................ Betty Gilbert ..............,..... jean Greene ..........................,. Norma Jean Garrison Naomi jones .r.............,,... LoAnn Kirk ,..........,....... Billie jean Lawrence Doris Kronemeyer .............. Lorene Miller ......,,..,......... joy Houchins ......... Johnnie Ropp ........ Esther Reed ............,..... Barbara Wallace .,........ Marjorie Young ............. Virginia Hicks ................ Helen Hopkins ...r4...... Mary Louise Gladish Norma jean Hoskins HOW WE KNOW THEM . ................ . ..................................................... - ................. By his most studious ways ...- ....................... By his curly hair . ........ ......... B y his uniform By his quiet ways .- ..... By his deep voice - ................. By his singing ability By his trombone By his Washington sweater By his walk By his broken fingers Byihis hair cut By his uniform By his uniform By his interests in Somerville By Mary Louise Richeson By his red hair By his uniform By his attractive sounding voice By his witty remarks By his freshman girl friend By his feet By his sophomore By his reckless driving By his height By her love for shorthand By her Spurgeon boy friend By her typing ability By her neatness By her cheerfulness By her bangs By her 1942 honor sweater By her Mackey boy friend By her nice disposition ...- ..... By her soldier boy friend of class of 1942 By her sprained ankle By her giggle By her love for Winslow By her many boy friends By her diamond ring By her job at Republic Aircraft By her medals from contests By her athletic ability By her job at Evansville: By her curly black hair By her flitty ways By her curly dimples By her violin By her mews By Elma Collins and Mary Esther Deputy. PAGE TEN