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

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i Top Row: Maynard Minor, Charles Hall, Forrest Matthews, Kirk Whanger, Acil Gal' breath, Doral Woodworth, Ivan Kincade, Paul Stewart, Othel Honn, Robert Buckler. Second Row: Marvin Gillis, Van Parker, Don Fulwider, Miss Davis, adviser, Mildred Bunch, Bessie Seriter, Lois Gaede, Ivliss Patton, adviser, Lemuel Cooper, Frank Myers. Third Row: Maxine Barnett, Floris Collins, Thelma Kile, Clara Swinford, Emma Gwinn, Martha Bell, Mary Delle Kirkpatrick, Mary jane Carter, Velma Redden, Alice Hall, Virginia Mary Stites. Not in Picture: Owen Hall, Charlotte Childress, james Dennison, John David Winship. SOPHCMORE CLASS HISTCRY-Concluded Monte Carlo , our stunt in the Senior circus, which consisted of a Bingo Stand and a Tiddley Winks game, proved very successful. Our free stunt Thanks for the Buggy Ride , was also well received. i Other successful events, too numerous to mention, occurred during the year. Here's to even greater successes in the years to come for the class of '33, Even now a little red fence is being built around the earth and it shall all be' long to this class in May, 1933. ' Page Thirty-one ,W 1- - ll :fa-71'

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FRANK 'MARY DELLE MARTHA BELL ROBERT BUCKLER President' Q1 ' KIRKPATRICK Secretary A Treasurer are ' A L' VicefPresiie!12v 1' ' ' . Y I I - i SQPHOMGRE CLASS HISTORY Ages ago a noisy, confused and very much worried group of pupils was seen sneaking around the halls of O. T. H. S. They were all greeted with the awefinspirf ing, yet deserted title of Ereshmen . As time soon passed this shyness wore off. ' Maynard Minor was elected Presidentg Frank Myers, VicefPresidentg Lemuel Cooper, Treasurerg and Mary Delle Kirkpatrick was chosen for the trying office of Secretary. ' Still time rolled onward and brought with it a new era for the learned, sophistif cated, and ambitious Sophornores. During this perilous year Frank Myers was chosen to lead us through with Mary Delle Kirkpatrick as his chief aide. Robert Buckler was elected as collector and Martha Bell played the role of scribe. g, We were very proud of our advisers, Miss Davis and Miss Patton, who proved that they were exceedingly capable in assisting our class. A weiner roast was held at the Berry School House. Everyone, especially the teachers, became kids again when they caught sight of the strides and the teeterf totters. Page Thirty

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