Oakland Township High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Oakland, IL)

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A :K V , 'fN i 7J.,o,.pL Z u ,Q-f.f0 f-,v,2.'k,!L,,-'f-is I k ,, - Q .Top Row: Charles ,Mapes, John Taber, Lyman Eurnisilli, Harold Evans, Fred kHackett,5f-fix' .-if .tzuea Reehejrfhnson, Glenn Hood, Herman Finkbiner, Veinibel Tiljbs, Jvh Ermalf :li c 1 ij lhuoraul. Secbnd Row: Mr. Roberts, adviser, Eugene Tibbs, Wayne Coffey, Zella!Taylor, Leotaf! fkl- ,L,,,,,,.1x Lehr, Grace Appleby, Florehce'Reynolds, Mildred Mapes, Ruth Margason, N,emai'Nolan, Viola 1lf,,4,,fs- ,i Allehg Norval Swinford, Mrs. Hahn, adviser. N ,T ,e gif: ' 1,,a,,q ., ,t Third Rowe: J Wand'a' Davis, Marcelyn Swinford, Edith Hawliins, Viola Swinford, pF10isnCf' Rowe, Edith. Kite, Edith Mae Chaney,,Margaret'Snyder, Katherine Hall, Ruth'WHife, Ruth McCormick, Juanita Dittamore, Edith Craig, Helen Stewart. i 1 V ' Not in Picture: Patricia Jennings. ' '5-fears,--:.?i.,, f ra ,aff as .Afsf ,Afgfi JUNIOR CLASS HISTQRY-Concluded I ff L. K . ,I r VJoman in the Shoe as a free act. The Juniors proved themselves very able sales' sffvg- men in their campaign for magazine subscriptions. The thirtyffive Juniors made nj thirtyfsix sales. Our class play The Family Upstairs under the competent direction we , ,1 fp . of Mrs. Edna Hahn proved a decided success. We appreciate the help and advice given to us by our sponsors, Mrs. Hahn and Mr. Roberts. Q , The Jun1orfSen1or Banquet was the crowning success of our three years in High T ' School. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated with the Junior and Senior class ., . colors, the program was very entertaining and the Seniors all reported the best time A ff' ever. , We regret that we cannot be Juniors again, because this year has been so en' joyable. But we end it with the hope that our Senior year will be even better. . Page Twenty-seven 5 Q