Oakland High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Susquehanna, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1952 volume:

at PRESIDENT-MRS. HILDA WILSON Class of 1925 VICE-PRESIDENT-MISS MARY FERGUSON Class of 1933 Dedication The Alumni Association of the Oakland High School, which as had a long and honored existence, ceased to exist during World War I because of Chao conditions. It was reorganized in 1933 with the following officers: President ----------- Miss Jeanette Birdsall Vice-President -------- Mr. Michael Dribnack Miss Mildred Moore Secretary ---------------- Mrs. Jessie Brown ' Treasurer ------------ Mrs. Anna Chamberlain Because of the co-operation and devotion of these and all members, our school and community have benefited greatly, and in appreciation for all that has been done, we offer to the association our yearbook as a token c respect and with it the hope that O. H. S. Alumni Association may contini with even greater success. Our present officers are: President -------------- Mrs. Hilda Wilson Vice-President -------- Miss Mary Ferguson Secretary ----------- Miss Lucille Mallery Treasurer ------------- Mrs. Rita Washburn Our members vow their loyalty to the Organization and hope that new achievements may be added to its already illustrious history. Therefore, we, the class of '52, dedicate this, the Annual of our class, to the Alumni of Oakland High School. S 5 S TREASURER-MISS LUCILLE MALLERY Class of 1946 QS SECRETARY-MRS. RITA WASHBURN Class of 1920 CLASS OF 1890 Virgil Gelatt Matie Kinsley CLASS OF 1891 No Graduates CLASS OF 1892 Aggie Barrett Edith Chamberlain Eva Chamberlain Bessie Findon Harriett Johnston Jessie Keene Emma Richmond Eric Westberg Blanche hestfall Maude Westfall CLASS OF 1893 Eva Brush Lottie Eastman Thersia Engstrom Maude Hartt William Hewitt Emma Johnston William Johnson May Keene Jennie Purple Myron Smith Katie Striker CLASS OF 1894 Katie Florance Verna Knapp Claude Lester Lizzie Maloney Sara Pierson Margaret Smith Bertha Tompkins George Webb CLASS OF 1895 Iva Hulbert Fred Carver May Cowley George Hcwi t t Oakland High School Alumni J. Everett Smith George Smith Esther Skogland CLASS OF 1896 Jennie Johnson CLASS OF 1897 Lillie Kent Matie McCannon Myra McCannon Ray Moore Katie Muller C. B. Smith Libbie Thompson CLASS OF 1898 Anna Stockholm CLASS OF 1899 Mabel Brush Bertha Collier Augusta Holmberg Chester Munson Macia Smith CLASS OF 1900 Barbara Jeffryes Katherine Jmhnston Lila Wilcox CLASS OF 1901 Bernice Carrier Grace Cochron Lida Engstrom Elizabeth Henstock Jennie Westberg CLASS OF 1902 Anna Borgstrom Mabel Cochron Judson Fisher Joseph Jeffryes Mamie Pettis Jessie VanOrsdale CLASS OF 1903 No Graduates CLASS OF 1904 Winifred Frank CLASS OF 1905 Carl Borgstrom Mildred Frank Mabel Rauner CLASS OF 1906 Elvira Borgstrom Grace Boyden Eva Clendening Eva Hill Elsie Johnson Elizabeth Martin CLASS OF 1907 Ethel Martin George Munson Mabel Southworth CLASS OF 1908 Earl Dibble Jeanette Jeffryes Lizzie Johnston Ethel McDaid CLASS OF 1909 Bessie Burns Margaret Hawes CLASS OF 1910 No Graduates CLASS OF 1911 Robert Andrews Louis Regan CLASS OF 1912 No Graduates CLASS OF 1913 Frances Brush Louise Fenner Irene Stead Jessie Sykes CLASS OF 1914 Alice Burns Lina Clendening Leona Rose Neva Severson CLASS OF 1915 Grace Borgstrom Bessie Carver Janie Colwell Jessie Colwell Loreen Galloway Mary Jordan Gladys O'De11 CLASS OF 1916 Marian Townsend CLASS OF 1917 Ethel Johnson Clarence O'De11 LaVern Rose Beatrice Smith Harriett Squires CLASS OF 1918 Mabel McNeeley Marian Westfall CLASS OF 1919 Eva Borgstrom William Frank Marie Squires CLASS OF 1920 Warren Blodgett Arthur Griswold Sara Jordan Leona Pierson Mildred Robbins Howard Spoor Rita VanAntwerp Margariete Whitney CLASS OF 1921 Annita Brown Emma Moore Kathryn Smith Carroll Smith Verna Westbrook CLASS OF 1922 Louise Baumann Stacia Dubanowitz CLASS OF 1923 Edith Decker Mary Nagorny CLASS OF 1924 Gerald Decker Marian Getter Gertrude Griswold CLASS OF 1925 Mabel Cline Valeria Connor Milton Decker Hilda Dimmick Helen McNeeley John Watrous CLASS OF 1926 No Graduates CLASS OF 1927 Norma Bender Doris Drake Doris Edwards Gwendolyn Gulley Kathryn Jensen Lois Spoor Margaret Titus CLASS OF 1928 Ione Ball Nellie Cline Mildred Pierce Elliot Renville Helen Renville CLASS OF 1929 Beatrice Bender Anna Dubanowitz Helen Johnson Julius Nogorny Margaret Price Alice Warner CLASS OF 1930 Ernest Baumann Marie Dubanowit: Helen Moore CLASS OF 1931 Lois Beavan Jeanette Birdsa Francis Boyden Wayne Drake Norma Hobbs Emerson Miller Juanita Munson Clarence Osterh Leslie Pettis Philip Price CLASS OF 1932 Herman Agler Carl Arey Douglas Brother Charlotte Brown Donald Brown Lloyd Drake Elizabeth Duban Mildred Moore Elizabeth Nagor Richard Nelson Dorothy Terry Floyd Valentine CLASS OF 1933 Claren Anthony Magdelena Beyea Reva Blodgett Virginia Collier Dorothy Connor Frederick Dolan Durland Drake Michael Dribnack Joseph Dubanowitz Paul Eckhardt Mary Ferguson Charles Henaghan Robert Litts Melina Masterpietro Dagmar Nelson Wilford Smith Wilfred VanPelt CLASS OF 1934 G. Luil Anthony Ina Bagley Fredric Bodamer Alberta Brainard Helen Nichols Jean Packer Donald Price Thelma Skinner C. Maynard Smith Ronald Squires Harold Tompkins Marguirite Westfall William Hassinger CLASS OF 1935 Beth Bagley Victor Dubanowitz Arlene Finch Jack Moore Doris Myers Helen Nawoichik Karr Roe Dorothy Schwartz Paul Smith Perry Smith Blanche Stachowitz Kenneth Truhn Alice Zeller CLASS OF 1936 Mary Brown James Cahill David Eckhardt Josephine Falzarano Esther Holmberg Lillian Kelly Elton Kenyon Doris Mess Clayton Murch Richard Nichols Irene Skinner Robert Skinner Henry Snyder CLASS OF 1937 Horace Charles Carroll Drake Leon Dubanowitz Robert Eckhardt Clyde Harvey Thelma Holmberg Victor Lillie Marion Litts Catherine Masterpietro Jane Murch Mildred Norton Janet Osterhout John Schwartz Barbara Stanton David Suchnick CLASS OF 1938 Lester Albert, Jr. Marie Burton Charles Carns Nora Downs Theda Eckhardt John Falzarano Robert Felske Margaret Holleran Gerald McNee1ey Robert Munson Audrey Norton Elva Roe Helen Stachowitz Rachael Suchnick Robert Zeller CLASS OF 1939 Margaret Brainard Beatrice Carnegie Wilma Edwards Joseph Kane Kenneth Kane Reta Kenyon Dolores Murch Joseph Nawoichik Cecile Regan Letha Roe Jean Rutherford Gerald Skinner Geraldine Skinner Bertha Smith Mildred Smith Herbert Smith Edmond Snyder Philip Spangenberg Mary Suchnick Jeanette Vaughn Franklin Youngs Helen Zeller CLASS OF 1940 Ralph Cowgill, Jr. Flora Decker Willard Dolan Shirley Felske Alice Fisk Arlene Hunt Florance Kane Mary Kent Norman Lillie Robert Mess Robert Norton Charles Roe Clifton Skinner Marie Smith Ray Smith CLASS OF 1941 Frieda Boerner Alfred Chamberlain Raymond Corse Harold Decker Arlene Hogancamp Jack Lambiase Betty Munson Stella Nawoychik Doris Parks Elizabeth Perrington Jerome Plosky Harold Plummer Joyce Roe Kenneth Rose Arthur Schell Herman Schumann Geraldine Sheroshick Martin Sheroshick Edna Spangenberg Harold Washburn Raymond Witter CLASS OF 1942 Donald Albert Georgia Colwell Clarence Corse Arlyn Decker Luella Fisk Edcil Haskins Alfred Hogancamp Victor Kaczenowski Betty Kenyon Lois Leininger Joyce Perry Mary Powers Betty Rae Regan Mary Roe Hilda Schumann George Snyder, Jr. Ada Stachowitz Frank Stanton George Suchnick, Jr CLASS OF 1943 Frederic Boerner Charlotte Cowgill Lois Eckhardt Mary Fisk Alice Haskins Lynn Keesler William Mazikewich Olga Nagorny LaVerne Plummer Celia Suchnick CLASS OF 1944 Donald Edwards Joyce Edwards Harold Felske Frederick Hillis Jack Mess William Nagorny, Jr. Benjamin Nawoichik Robert Price Donald Roe Janetta Smith Genevieve Snyder Norman Valentine CLASS OF 1945 Evelyn Carvin John,Cowgill Helen Dribnack Lucille Fisk Lillian Haskins Melva Haskins Olive Kane Frieda Kelly Carl Lillie John Mazikewich Betty Parks Laurence Schell Leslie Schell Frances Skinner Wendell Yale CLASS OF 1946 Janet Colwell Walter Fisk Dorothy Haley Lucille Mallery Laura Marvin Joseph Mroz Rolland Perry Harriette Roe Charles Smith Betty Snyder Rose Suchnick Gerald Washburn CLASS OF 1947 Elwyn Carvin Jacob Colwell George Gall Thomas Herbert Florence Hughes James Kenyon, Jr. Gordon Mallery, Jr. Marjorie Norton Josephin Vallelong CLASS OF 1948 Brabara Davidson Patricia Edwards Philene Edwards Esther Fisk Roy Foote Walter Haley Sinon Kelly Floyd Litts Raymond Mroz Mary Ann Nagorny Lucy Parrillo Eugene Price Arlene Roe Margery Stanton Lorraine Suchnick CLASS OF 19 Barbara Demer Lois Gall Bruce Haskins Vernon Haskin Kathryn Herbe Shirley Malle Helen Roe Joseph Schult David Snyder John Suchnick CLASS OF 19 Gerald Bills Carol Birdsal Stanley David Floyd Fisk Jean Glidden James Haley Ruth Norton Lillian Roe James Smith Harold Twinin Richard Willi CLASS OF 19 John Demer Robert Fisk Beverly Haski Carl Perry Eugene Stacho Lael Washburn I X snnnrws omcs I al'- STUART C. BUTTON Faculty MARY K. KEYES JAMES W. BEEBE ' ' 1-P If 1 4' i - ' L k ELEANOR J. BA il 'Q Q E1-.5 rv, xx J LOIS E. PRITCHARD CHARLES STOUT Faculty LELA BIRDSALL BETTY LAMB -.': 1 Af., DORIS WATKINS 'W fy L rs! ',i -wx It 1' ,Sf I' W - , A X GWENDOLYN FOX WINIFRED HOLMBERG President -------- Vice-President--- Secretary -------- Treasurer -------- Member ----------- Principal -------- Board of Education Faculty English and French --------------- --------- Social Studies and English ---------------- Mathematics and Latin --------------------- Home Economics--- Music ------------ Grades Six and Seven ---------------------- Grades Four and Five ---------------------- Grades Two and Three ---------------------- Grade One -------- County Superintendent --------------------- Assistant Superintendent ------------------ Special Education Editor ----------- Assistant Editor- Publicity- ------- Photography ------ lst-7th Grades--- 8th Grade -------- 9th Grade ---4---- 10th Grade ------- llth Grade ------- Business Manager- Assistant -------- Editorial Stat! Faculty Advisors -------------------------- ---Oscar Holmberg --------Rex Hawes -Charles A. Brown ---Howard Boerncr --Sidney Washburn -Stuart C. Button ----Mary K. Keyes ---James W. Beebe Betty Lamb -Eleanor J. Baker ---Lois Pritchard ----Charles Stout ----Lela Birdsall Winifred Holmberg ----Gwendolyn Fox ----Doris Watkins -Wayne C. Webster -Clinton T. Smith ---Edgar P. Frear ---Richard French ------Joan Snyder ------Edward Mroz Robert Mallery -----Donald Brush Donald Haley Joan Suchnick ------Evelyn Mess ----harry Glasgow Mary Jane Colwell ------Beverly Roe -----Ruth Mallery ---Ardith Mallery --Marjorie Boyden -Stuart C. Button Mary K. Keyes L2 gs 5 2 fi 1 1 1 . Aw 3 ,P Q Y 1 4 a 5? A 5 E 9 ,. -2 i E 6 5 ra E 5 4 V: k M 1 'i I, B W, ,,,.4,. -..XXX X 5 3 ...N.. In Va' . V ' V' V I fi if J Lx, ..XTX2-,vb DH, JQA nos Aw BRUSH ARD fm MALLERY N s N YD ER 1-:ovuxnn moz DONALD BRUSH uBrushieH President-Class of '52g Science Clubg Music Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Baseball: Band. Donald came to Oakland when he was a Freshman. You can judge how well we like him as we elected him class president then and he is still our president as we graduate. His His His His nBrushien belongs to favorite favorite favorite favorite sport --------------- Baseball subject ------------ Chemistry hobby -------- Model airplanes Hgalu ------------- No comment the naval reserves. He plans a career in that branch of the service when he graduates. ARDITH MALLERY HArdien F. H. A. President '50-515 Secretary Music Club '49-'5lg Tri Hi-Y Vice- President '50-'5lg Class Treasurer '48-'52g Science Club. HArdieH, like Marjorie, has been with us since fifth grade. She is popular with both boys and girls. She is the working girl of our class and has a steady job every night at the Town Theatre. Her closest frien Lael, graduated last year but they are always together outside of school. She plans to be a beautician and since we all like her so well, we' gladly be her customers 11 JOAN SNYDER HJoanieH A. Music Clubg Tri Hi-Y Clubg Mathematics Club President '50-'5lg F. H. Secretary '49-'5Og F H. A. Vice-President '50-'5lg F. H. A. President '51-'52g O. S. A. A. Secretary '51-'52g Secretary Class of 1952 '48- '52. Joan, our class musician, is another charter member. She is the accompanist for assembly performers Cwith or without noticel. She also plays the trumpet in the band. She is quiet and industrious. She actually took all the hard courses in the curriculum-by choice. Because she is quiet, we do not know too many of her heart interests. She is another Hnurse-to-ben and our best wishes go with her. EDWARD M OZ HEddieH President Hi-Y Club '51-'52g Vice-President of the Class '48-'52g Treasurer O. H S. A.A. '51-'52g Music Clubg Science Clubg Track and Fieldg Baseball. One of our charter members, HEddieH has been our constant and loyal companion since first grade. He is quiet by how he loves fun. He has no steady, but we've heard rumors that he's Ardith Mallery's HPin-upn man. He plans to get into the Coast Guard and if he does, our Country's shores are safe. d ELL NE COLW mm JA -.X -71 RLY R0 A iwp DONALD HALEY MARY JANE COLWELL HJanieH Tri Hi-Y Clubg F. H. A.g Music Clubg Science Clubg Track. Mary Jane is a very likable girl. Her best friend is Joan Suchnick. They get along together very well. She is one our Hbright lightsn and gets good marks in all subjects. Her favorite subject is Englishg her hobby is collecting antique dishes and glass slippersg her Hpet peeven is Harry Glasgow. uJanieH definitely will go to college. She wants to be a psychiatrist and we know her well enough to predict she will be a good one. BEVERLY ROE VIBevH Social Studies Vice-President '50-'5lg Music Clubg F. H. A. NBevu has also spent twelve years with us. She would win nomination for Hclass Giggleru unanimously. When she isn't she's talking-in class or out of class- and thus, she finds difficulty. She's easy going and good natured. She has no ambition. We like her just as she is. DONALD HALEY HDonnieH Tri Hi-Y. the giggling, herself in outstanding Music Clubg Science Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Track and Fieldg Baseballg Band. HDonnieH was a new comer in fifth grade. Since then, a very active member of our class, and without him life dull. He, too, has favorites: in sports, it is huntingg in emphatically none. He is the class Hwolfn. Has left a feminine hearts. He plans to join the Coast Guard. Voyageu. he has been would seem very school subjects, trial of broken We wish him HBon vw-R508 EN 1E BOYD ROBERT MALLERY RICHARD FRENCH HN ICK .xoAN soc MARJORIE BOYDEN Margie Tri Hi-Y President '51-'52, F. H. A. Secretary '50-'51, O. S. A. A. Treasurer '51-'52, Science Club, Music Club. NMargieH has been with us since fifth grade. Her pleasing manner and fine personality have made many friends for her. She has a great love for sports, expecially ice skating. We like her dependability and kindness. Her ambition, and she has set her heart on it, is to be a nurse. Success to you. ROBERT MALLERY HBobH Social Studies Vice-President '49-'50, Hi-Y Vice-President '50-'51, Track, Baseball. NBobH is as deep as a well, but in the end hefll be on top. He's very popular, especially with the Susquehanna NKidsH. He became famous as a story teller in eighth grade, mysteries are his speciality. After Bob graduates he plans to be accepted into the Coast Guard. We wish all the success in the world to a swell guy. RICHARD FRENCH HFrenchieH Hi-Y Clubg Music Clubg Social Studies President '50-'51, Band, Track, Baseball. NFrenchieH left Susquehanna school and joined us in the sixth grade. He's on the honor roll and a member of the baseball team. We cheer for him in both fields. Both boys and girls like HFrenchieN and he returns it, but currently, his interest centers in one of our alumni. West Point has been his life ambition, but he's afraid his spelling will land him in the Infantry Wherever he goes, the class of '52 wishes him well. JOAN SUCHNICK I! Jo!! Science Club Secretary '49-'50g Music Club Secretary '50-'51, Tri Hi-Y Secretary '49-'50, FJ H. A. Joan, too is a twelve year member of our class. She is good natured, easy going, fun loving. Although Hbrightn, the teachers have despaired of her at times because her outside interests interfere with school work. We envy her the ease with which she ndashesu off compositions. She, too, wants to be an nurse. We hope her wish comes true. LE. HARRY GLASGOW tm x0N, FN O4 X 4 J N Y IN U EVELyN Mass xmx MAWERY sz HARRY GLASGOW Ligntnin Hi-Y Clubg Social Studies Clubg Music Clubg Bandg Trackg Baseball. Endicott's loss was our gain when Harry joined us in the fifth grade. While with us, he has taken an active part in track and baseball. He has been a member of the band for six years. Harry's hobby is woodworking, and because of this his favorite subject is Home Art. This course gives him an opportunity to practice his craft. His outside interests are fishing and hunting. He likes the gals but has no particular one. Like most of our boys, he knows that he will go into service and he hopes to join the Navy. Happy Sailing Harry. EVELYN MESS flEveH Tri Hi-Y Clubg Mathematics Clubg Music Clubg F. H. A. Treasurer '51-'52. A first grader who has come all the way with the class of '52 is Evelyn. Evelyn is quiet and dependable. She has the interests of the class at heart at all times. Like HRuthieH Mallery, she's a grand party planner. She will make some man a good wife. Before that, however she wants a career in nursing. Lucky and well cared for will be her patients if she succeeds. RUTH MALLERY NRuthien Tri Hi-Y Clubg Social Studies Clubg Music Clubg F H. A.3 Bandg Track. Ruth is one of the sparks that keeps our class going. She is the root of every class party and will make a wonderful hostess. She can knit and embroider beautifully, but these are only two of her many hobbies. She is going to try for the Women's Air Force. We know she will give her chosen field the same Hzipu she put into the Class of 1952. f 5 M Class of 1952 'Edd fe 1 ' Eve ,, WWF .. .JP .. . 1 vw '- french lc an . K S . ,X -4 J anrf 'T ffl id? b 5 ' - E9 I-larrr' f fy X 4 Q lull , qM., lf I if Bnflhie 17 c, Q I 03 - ,. of 1 0 .' A f S 41 1 jd:-JITH' DODIIIIEI' VX X J w-www.-,.,.,,.,, f-.,,---- '--- -- v.-----1. ,:::..:-.......- ' - . ,..,.af ..-.- - 1- --f V ,M Y Y K M ' ' - 3 fxxlvivlllvrurm W YJ-x W'f 'X W? A f' Q XM A fl- . '- - i f Q X :M 'P V . w X I X , . -R , ll . X. zu, 41, Iuniors 1 BARBARA AGLER RICHARD STEWART THOMAS HALEY 35 f 4 a I X ' m GERALD BALMER KENNETH GALL . flu ts 'ids +4 f A F GERALD BOTTS RAY BILLS MARY SHANLEY 'A 'TW Q92 Hgh YHWQQ sw a CAROLYN BURTON DAVID REID JOYCE MALLERY ROGER GETTER President ----- Vice-President Secretary ----- Treasurer ----- Barbara Agler Gerald Balmer Ray Bills Gerald Botts Kenneth Gall luniors -------------------------David Reid -----------------------Gerald Barts CLASS MEMBERS Carolyn Burton Richard Stewart ----Joyce Mallery Carolyn Burton Roger Getter Thomas Haley Joyce Mallery David Reid JUNIORS' NICKNAMES AND PROPHECIES. Barbara Agler--HBarbH---Airline Hostess to the T. W. A. Richard Stewart--HBulldogH---Clown on Super Circus T. V. Show Thomas Haley--UTuckerH---Owner of fishing schooner. Gerald Balmer--NYoung Thunder Cloudn---Navy's best sailor Kenneth Gal1--HKenny'---President of the Erie Railroad. Gerald Botts--HBottsyH---Music Maestro at the Waldorf-Astoria Ray Bills--HBillsyN---Owner of famous dog kennels. Mary Shanley--UMaeH---Beautician for M. G. M. Studios. C rolyn Burton--HPeachesn---Secretary to the President of Esso Standard Oil Company. David Reid--HChiefH---Famous test pilot. Joyce Mallery--HPeanutsH---Captain in the WAVES. Roger Getter--HRogH---Father of HCheaper by the Dozenn. MARGARET COWPERTHWAITE DOLORES DEMER DONNA EDWARDS LAVONNE EDWARDS KENNETH FOLLETTE MARY FOSTER NAOMI MEDLAR GEORGE NAGORNY Sophomores RITA NORTON GERALD PARKS WILLIAM PIERCE CECELIA SHANLEY GORDON TOWNER JAY VAUGHN ALAN WASHBURN DONALD WILLIAMS Sophomores President --------------------------- -Naomi Medlar Vice-President -------------------- Donald Williams Secretary ---------------------- + ---- Dolores Demer Treasurer ------------------- - -------- Gerald Parks MEMBERS NPeggyH Cowperthwaite Rita Norton Dolores Demer 4Gera1d Parks Donna Edwards William Pierce LaVonne Edwards Cecelia Shanley Kenneth Follette Gordon Towner Mary Foster Jay Vaughn ' Naomi Medlar Alan Washburn George Nagorny Donald Williams SOPHOMORE SONG HITS HPeggyH Cowperthwaite ---- nCome On a My Housen. Dolores Demer ---- NHome On The Rangen. Donna Edwards ---- HWould I Love Youu. LaVonne Edwards ---- HBeautiful Dreamern. Kenneth Follette ---- HOn Top of Old Smokyn. Mary Foster ---- HDark Eyesn. Naomi Medlar ---- nTake The Long Way Homen. George Nagorny ---- HMonkey In The Tree Topu. Rita Norton ---- HRio Ritan. HJerryH Parks ---- HCruisin' Down The River.H HBillN Pierce ---- HMad Man Boogien. Cecelia Shanley ---- HSweet And Lovelyu. Gordon Towner ---- HGuitar Boogien. Jay Vaughn ---- HShrimp Boats Is A Comingn. Alan Washburn ---- HToo Fat Polkan. Donald Williams ---- nHot Rod Raceu. Lak? sf-ww 'iw 'MWJQY Eigamif HELEN ANTHONY WILLIAM BOYDEN RICHARD BRUSH RUTH FOSTER Freshmen FREDEMCK HANRAHAN FRANCES MEAD SANDRA Lusx f' R A i A JANICE MONELL RICHARD OSTERHOUT MABLE REED I NINA WADE A Q Freshmen President ------------------ --- Vice-Presidnet --------------- - Secretary ----------------- ---- Treasurer --------------------- MEMBERS Helen Anthony William Boyden Richard Brush Ruth Foster Frederick Hanrahan Nina Wade --------Sandra LuSk Frederick Hanrahan --------Ruth Foster -------Frances Mead Sandra Luck Frances Mead Janice Monell Richard Osterhout Mable Reed HFROSHH DAYDREAMS 1 Helen Anthony--Thinking of how she can commit polyandry and get away with it. William Boyden--Dreaming of the day he'll be a forest ranger and start a fire legally. Richard Brush--Trying to invent a contraption to smuggle his hamsters into heaven. Ruth Foster--Scheming a way to Hnabu her sister's boy friend with- out causing a family feud. Frederick Hanrahan--Seeing the day he'll take the place of HTradeH or HMarkn on Smith Brothers' Cough Drops. Sandra Luck--Envisioning the day she can drink orange juice, a product of her own orange grove. Frances Mead--Wanting to meet the Hguyu who invented algebra. Janice Monell--Looking forward to the day she'll take Rita Norton's place in assembly. Richard Osterhout--Thinking about trying building muscles. Mable Reed--Going to start a petition to the high school schedule. Nina Wade--Dreaming, really dreaming, of being appointed Ambassador to the Charles Atlas way of eliminate literature from shocking Mrs. Keyes by France. Eighth Grade ix af' . , ' l .Q Eb f 1- swag, V gg . if tg M , My at - Rr 1 ' Q nik 'wu: -M X '51,-i'HEg ,QQ v . 2 S M ,.h gxm 1 ,nil fn., Q il , E M 1 W gg . .. '- ' ' f .. - 4 14 3 .Q :. ' A mai. aiu. Y - K rvjQ5gi3yif3e .gggii 1 V .w- . .Y - A grow 5 , , is QQ' 1'ggsgg2 ig egg? l W, I 3 S-Q32 , new : i 'V!V 5 lik Q ik as ...A -f il' ROW ROW ROW ROW Mary Reed, Robert Osterhout, Henry Drake, Willard Glasgow. Janet McIntosh, James Norton, Louise Nicol, Beatrice Roe. Annette Agler, Helen Bontempo, Dolores Seely, Roberta Lindsey. Michael Shanley, Roberta Towner, Dorothy Washburn, Ronald Washburn. President ------- Vice-President-- Secretary ------- Treasurer ------- Annette Agler Helen Bontempo Henry Drake Willard Glasgow Roberta Lindsey Janet McIntosh Louise Nicol James Norton Eighth Grade CLASS MEM ERS ---Annette Agler Robert Osterhout --Janet McIntosh ----James Norton Robert Osterhout Mary Reed Beatrice Roe Dolores Seely Michael Shanley Roberta Towner Dorothy Washburn Ronald Washburn BACKWARD AND Fonwmzn wrrn '56 -------BACKWARD In '44 we were seventeen first graders. By '48 there were sixteen in allg we had lost a few and gained a few Now in '52 we have sixteen who are looking ---- FORWARD-- l. Annette Agler to her own beauty parlor. Helen Bontempo to the Metroplitan stage. 2. 3. Henry Drake to his carpenter shop. 4. Willard Glasgow to a newspaper office. 5. Roberta Lindsey to a secretary's desk. Janet McIntosh to the waiting room of her large clientele. 7. James Norton to the musical world. 8. Louise Nicol to the classroom. Robert Osterhout to his own doctor's office. Mary Reed to her typewriter. 6. 9. 10. ll. Beatrice Roe to a T. W. A. plane. 12. Dolores Seely to a big hospital. 13. Michael Shanley to the bosing ring. 14. Roberta Towner as another stewardess. 15. Dorothy Washburn as another secretary. 16, shop. Ronald Washburn to his own electrical U2 m 'u o In C5 'u 2 -c s. and cond Se f Jgki? Q X Anl C L U B FUTURE HOMEMAK1-:Rs President ------------------ Vice-President ------------- Secretary ------------------ Treasurer ------------------ Reporter-- -------------- --- Advisor -------------------- The Future Homemakers of America consists of the high school girls w meet once a month in the Homemaking and lunch. The F. H. A. is an inco youth organization. Its efforts ar and promote better home life for it The first officers of the club were: Vice-President-Ruth Norton, Secreta Lael Washburn, Reporter-Janice Wesc This was in '47, the year the clu that we have advanced in the purpos profited by our affiliation. Music C President ------------------ Vice-President ------------- Secretary ------------------ Treasurer ------------------ Advisor -------------------- The Music Club was organized in l President-Joe Kane, Vice-President- Smith, Treasurer-Herbert Smith. When a person becomes a member of of the Music Club. All members of welcomed into the club. The Music organizations in high school. Our talent to help aid the other clubs OF AMERICA -----------Joan Snyder --------Carolyn Burton ----------Naomi Medlar -----------Evelyn Mess ---------Joyce Mallery --------Mrs. Pritchard of the Oakland High School ho take homemaking. They room for a business meeting rporated non-profit national e to develop social qualities s members and their families. President-Barbara Davidson, ry-Shirley Mallery, Treasurer- ott, Advisor-Miss Dorothy Miller b was organized. We feel es of the club and have lub ----------Gerald Botts ---------Gerald Balmer Cowperthwaite Margaret ---------Richard Brush ----Mr. Stout 938. Its first officers were' Norman Lillie, Secretary-Bertha the band he becomes a member the High School Chorus are also Club is one of the largest members are able to furnish the with their assembly programs. Mathematics Club President ------------------ Vice-President ------------- Secretary ------------------ Treasurer ------------------ Advisor -------------------- The Math Club was organized in 19 leaders: President-Carl Arey, Vice ----------Roger Getter ---------Alan Washburn -----------Rita Norton ---------Annette Agler ------------Mrs. Baker 31 with the following as its -President-Lloyd Drake, Secretaiy Herman Agler, Treasurer-Jean Packer. Although possessing only nineteen in that it possesses much talent. members, our club is fortunate We have had the privilege of presenting programs for Gold Star Mother's Day, Armistice Day, Christmas and Valentine's Day. Our programs and prepared entertainment business meeting. -meetings are conducted at chapel adds enjoyment to the regular Science Club President ---------------------------- Gerald Parks Vice-President ------------------------- Jay Vaughn Secretary --------------------------- Barbara Agler Treasurer --------------------------- Roberta Agler Advisor -------------------------------- Mr. Button In 1931 certain students of the Oakland High School felt the need of a club to promote the study of everyday science. Accordingly, such an organization was formed. It elected the following leaders: Douglas Brothers as President, Luil Anthony as Vice-President: The Secretary was Lee VanPelt, and the Treasurer was Claren Anthony. Students from grade eight to twelve make up the membership of the O. H. S. Science Club. All students are not scientists, but most students are interested in things of science. Every day in newspapers and magazines there are stories about science. These stories tell of the discoveries that scientists are making about the world in which we live. Some of these discoveries are so important that they change our lives, and the lives of millions of other people. It is the purpose of the science club to help its members and the members of the high school to better understand the science they read and hear about in everyday life. If we under- stand better the things of science about us we cannot help but be better thinkers, and as a result, better workers. Social Studies Club President ------------------------------- Ray Bills Vice-President -------------------- Donald Williams Secretary --------------------------- Donna Edwards Treasurer ---------------------------- James Norton Advisor --------------------------------- Mr. Beebe The purpose of the Social Studies Club is to promote an interest in higher types of assembly programs. A variety of entertainment is presented throughout the year, some of which is educational and some in a more humorous vein. The Social Studies Club has been active since 1931. The first officers were: Paul Echkardt-President, Thelma Skinner-Vice-Presi- dent, Ruth Slocum-Secretary, Dorothy Connors-Treasurer. The twenty members of the present club have co-operated in the presentation of six programs during this school term. Co-operation between members of the Social Studies Club and members of the other clubs is encouraged, thus promoting good citizenship, a major aim of the Social Science group. Tri Hi-Y Club President ------------------------- Marjorie Boyden Vice-President ---------------------- Joyce Mallery Secretary ----------------------------- Mary Foster Treasurer ----------------------------- Sandra Lusk Advisor -------------------------------- Mrs. Keyes Organized in 1929 in Oakland High School under the name nGir1 Reservesn and with the following officers: Jeanette Birdsall was the President, Norma Hobbs was Vice-President, the Secretary was Jeanette McNeely, and the Treasurer was Juanita Munson. We have continued through the years to hold the loftiest ideals of womanhood before the girls of our school and to try to maintain these precepts in our daily life. Our weekly club program combines social and educational activities and once a year for a seven week's course we have a special study of problems confronting the girls of today and means of surmounting old-yet-new difficulties. If we can continue in the future as we have in the past, our club will give to the girls a touch of extra curricular activity that will be stimulat ing and memorable. H i-Y Club President ----------------------------- Edward Mroz Vice-President --------------------- Robert Mallery Secretary ------------------------------- Ray Bills Treasurer ---------------------------- Gerald Parks Advisor -------------------------------- Mr. Button HHe that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting.H Realizing the incompleteness of an education given wholly to the temporal things of life, the leaders of the Hi-Y movement endeavor through the teaching of Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholar- ship, and Clean Living to promote the spiritual growth of young men. The Oakland High School Hi-Y Club was instituted in 1929 by members of the Hop Bottom Hi-Y Club. The following officers were installed: President, Clarence Osterhoutg Vice-President, Austin Remvilleg Secretary, Carl Areyg Treasurer, Leslie Pettis. The outstanding teachings of the Hi-Y Club are to CREATE and MAINTAIN a good character and to advance Christian ideals of human brotherhood and in a small way show to a busy world that to some young people an interest in things of the Spirit is still present? Yi E .. 1 Y' TS W Q, 3 . .. 'S m o -35? 23555 Nw 3 www. XF' ESX , .T www' in 36 fGlli 1. Anything for Money 4. Giddy-up 7. Old English 2. Giggles 5. Old St. Nick 8. Beaucoup dc noise 3. The Old Reliable 6. Lost in the woods 9. Well Look At Me Ubud 0152 Y .E H Y L0 --. Q ' www 1. Lights Out 4. Thruc U1 n Kind 2. Our Pridu and Joy 5, The King und Queen 3.- Thv Blg Brass 6. Monkvy Swv-Moukuy Du nv . l ffffv x ,x' N 'k 'f -fa - wjws ' - E4 . t ., , xx 37 - M .. fRSQ? x 3 My Qiu +:,,5 GS? 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