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

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LLOYD ARBUTHNOT Major: Commercial ELMA COLLINS Major: Commercial junior Class Play, Student Counf Dramatics, Home Room Officer, cil Play, Dramatics, Newspaper Councilman. Staff, Science Club, Football, Tumbling, Inter-Class Tourney, Intramural, Scrapbook Staff. He is not simply good: but good for something. Wi ,ji fr I im- V ' ' , V ,I .' JT 1 A ' I 'f I if BILL KELLE Major: Vocational-Mathematics Newspaper Staff, Home Room Of ficer, Class Otlicer, Councilman Scrapbook Staff, Dramatics, Basel ball, Basketball, Tumbling, Inter' Class Tourney. His record speaks for him. A girl to whom her work was all in all. JOYCE CORN Major: Commercial Junior Class Play, Student Counf cil Play, Dramatics, Football Queen, Newspaper Staff, Band. To live and be happy, What more could one ask? ROBERT JENKINS Major: Mathematics Basketball, junior Class Play, Student Council Play, Scrapbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Science Club, Dramatics, Tumbling, Scouts, InterfClass Tourney, Inf tramural. 4 Who can wrestle against sleep. PAUL HENAOER Major: Vocational junior Class Play, Student Coune eil Play, Dramatics, Newspaper Staff, Scrapbook Staff, Home Room Officer, Glee Club, Science Club, Yell Leader, Baseball, Tumbling, Inter Class, Tourney, Intramural. Come, sit down, every mother's son, and rehearse your parts.

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Miss Lois FALLS Social Studies B. S. Oakland City College. M. S. Indiana University. To the girls of the Class of '43: It has been my privilege to be associated with the greater part of the girls of the Class of '43 as your sponf sor for five years. I have enjoyed this association very much and regret that I have not had the opportunity of seeing you more this last year. There never was a class graduating at a time when the world was in greater need of elhcient workers. May you face this task and do your best in whatever may be your lot. MR. I-IERMAN CLo1N English and Dramatics B. S. Oakland City College. A. B. Oakland City Col' lege. Evansville College. Indiana State Teachers' Col' lege. Indiana University. To the boys of the Class of '43: Last fall when I inherited the boys of the Class of 1943, I was somewhat hesitant in taking over a group that had been owned and reared by my most worthy pre- decessor, Mr. Paul F. Davies. Since I have been as- sociated with these boys in home room and extra-cur' ricular activities and have come to know each of them quite well, I really do hate to see them go. They have each treated me with courtesy and respect. Even though I do regret to see them leave, I know that America needs them and I am most confident that they will prove to be worthy sons of a great democracy. FOREWORD This book being no work of art or science, we seek no praise or offer no apologies. It is merely our wish that when looking through it we can recall the hap' piest years of our life-those four years spent within the shelt'ering walls of Oakland City High School. If you think this is good, Then you are our debtor. If you think it isn't- Could you have done betterf' Editor To Miss Lois Falls, Mr. Paul Davies, and Mr. Herman Cloin, who have guided us through four years of high school, we dedicate this book as a symbol of our deep- est appreciation.

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VIRCIINIQ Hicics Major: Commercial junior Class Play, Dramatics Clee Club, Girls Reserve. She's a jolly girl, who is inclined to talk to all mankind. X HAROLD HOUGLAND Major: Mathematics Tumbling, Scouts, Band, Or chestra. Things done well, and with care, exempt themselves from fear. CAROL COCANOWER Major: Commercial junior Class Play, Dramatics Newspaper Staff. The world admires a sunny person. MARY Louisa GLADISH RAYMOND AHLEMAN NORMA JEAN Hoslcms Major: Latin Major: Latin Major: Commercial Orchestra, Girls Reserve. Glee Club, Science Club, Tumb- junior Class Play, Dramatics. The day is shortg the work ling. Some are wiseg some are is much. But I ue got my work to do otherwise. and I must do it.