Oaklandon School - Oak Yearbook (Oaklandon, IN)

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1911 Lola Beckley Raymond Bolander Ogle McCord Floyd Fye 1912 Ruth Apple Wilmeth Bolander Feras Day Burgl Evans Retta Hinds Gladys Lingle Paul McCord Ca1'rie Teal 1913 Alice Abbott Mable Acre Ragle Acre Charles ,Fulton Hewitt Lingle Alva McConnell Glenna Mowery 1914 Freeman Apple Tena Evans Minnie Lefforge Thomas McCord Emma Sellers Virgil Stoner Claud Watson John Weaver Mervin Smith Wilber Dalzell Reva Shepherd Ruth Fultz Mary Records 1915 Roxie Lingle Audrel Perkins Alice Teal Jesse Combs Lola Van Laningham 1916 Chester Apple Bessie Stoner Joe Ratliff 1917 Nile McCord Elmer Apple Athe Van Laningham Mildred Bolander Edgar Apple Aileen Cory Emil Ashcraft Chester Chrisler Blanche Harper Sam Wheeler Clara Hensley Dewey Murphey Earl Kingsley Joe Wilson Adolph Prange 1918 Beatrice Apple Kenneth Apple Vernon Apple Faye Moore Alta Teal Malcolm Powell ALUMNI Wesley Ratliff Edith Shepard Helen McConnell Maurice Smart 1919 Howard Apple Clynt Martin Letha McConnell Blanche McCord Elsie McCord Walter Stoner Irene Van Laningham Margaret King Rose Carpenter Percy Wallace Merl Hooten 1920 Naome Bolander Arthur Castetter George Offenbacker George Riley Aubrey Leggett Amy Beverland Ethel Smith 1921 Olive Eaks Kyle Peters Karl Kneer Dema Kennedy Vernon Lyle Stanley Kinnick Samuel Negley Jessie Johnston Garnet Wallace 1922 Edna Apple Paul Hamilton Harlan Silvey Edgar Mock Edna Mock Alta Offenbacker Anna Stoner Geneva McConnell Gladys Bell Ada Shaffer George Teter 1923 Owen Beckley Miriam Beckley Ernestine Blanton Alonzo Negley Eugene Peters Walter Stoner Mildred Kennedy Helen Eaks Ralph Lynch Russell Todd VVendell Van Laningham 1924 Ralph McCord Amos Smith Robert Witte Russell Hutcheson Laurel Apple Helen Huntley Ethel Kneer WVayne Negley Joseph Offenbacker Harry Gray 1925 Marvin Springer Wilma Eaks Norval Peters Gladys Rushton Samuel Martin Martha Vollmer Juanita McConnell Pauline Blanton Rosie VVhiteside Thelma Gray Ethel Apple Ernest Silvey Delmas McConnell Dorothy Uhlmann Vaughn Jordan 1926 Louise Apple Everett Harting Howard Hamilton Marvin Teter Elizabeth Mock Ruby Beaver Francis Griffey Fred Newkirk 1927 Bonita Rushton Lavon Patrick Harold Klepfer Frances Smith Lois Newkirk Lois Kneer Horace Lynch Lillian Mock William Apple Crystal Eaks Thelma Martin Leone Patrick Dudely Hutchinson Ruth Kennedy Paul Burk Helen Uhlmann Mary Rodenbeck Fred Bell Gladys Kinnick Helen Teter Thelma Beaver 1928 Ralph Offenbacker Louise Blanton Helen McCord Merald Apple Bonita Apple Sarah Mock Edna Bolander Wilbur Stoner Minyon Peters 1929 Lawrence McConnell Oliver Bruce Georgia Jackson Harriett 1Yatson Martha Eaks Catherine Uhlmann Cecil Apple Donna Flanagan Lewis Apple Irene Negley Ijtljlt' lim '11 fgl-U1 ru

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-What happens when Hay has a roving eyerv? s. N. -Seniors start work on the dummy. Seventh and Eighth grade team play Lawrence. Overtime game. Results--Oak. 28-Law- renee 30. -Basketball Banquet. -Ivy doesn't have enough meat in her chile so she takes a piece out of her jaw. Har- old A., by request, left English class. Junie T. was yelling Blush, blush, Oh, my gosh! when Frankie picked up her purse. Why June'?'?'? James Huntley wastes an entire hour by reading a funny paper without even crack- ing a smile. Jim A. substitutes for Clest as yell leader, much to our amusement. -Yesterday Doris McC. grew a year older. For milk bottles-cheap-see R. C. Calla- way. Answer to physics problem 8- Confidentially I don't know anything about this-Result 57 for honesty. -Did Tom get his piece of candy from the Senior girl '? '? '? -Report cards. FEBRUARY -Leroy M. has an escort of five eighth grade girls. -Boys are awarded their sweaters. One .lunior boy receives a letter. Game with Castleton postponed because of illness of Castleton's first five. Play Alumni in- stead and come through-Oak 32-Alum- ni 28. -If you want to find Mary J. look for Norma NV. and vice versa. They are al- ways together. -Tom's STILL looking for his piece of candy. Jeepers creepers! Are the eighth grade girls really in love'??? -Did the Juniors get an answer to their lette1 ?'??'?? -Even calling back their reserves didn't enable the Alumni to defeat the Varsity in the scheduled game tonight. They were defeated with a score of: Oak 27-Alum- ni 26. -Dorothy S. Doesn't know her own strength -she breaks Q71 the window stick. If the Juniors sell 'Cokes' who's going to drive and take the ice to McCordsville'? Ask Jim Huntley how to take curves- and he takes Safety!!! Who has Cloyd's typing paper?? Page flvenfy-two 12- Did that extra lipstick Harriet wore when she took her drivers test make an impres- ion on the policeman who gave the test? Play McCordsville-lose by one point. Play VVhitestown-win 27-23. Everyone's spitting things in the waste- basket-Question: Why? Answer: Mc- Laughlin! -Cloyd likes to tip back on chairs but he always goes to the extreme and ends up on the floor. Information: One way streets have one end while two way streets have two ends. 22-Piano bench is minus its legs. Allen M. and Harold A. can supply particulars. Is Harold still crawling or has he learned to walk'?? 23-A vote of appreciation goes to the basket- ball boys for they played an inspired game tonight-defeating Lawrence by doubling the score. Three Cheers!!! 24-Defeat Castleton in the last game before the Sectionals-Castleton 24-Oaklandon 37. -Powdered sugar marks the spot where someone ate one of those doughnuts! -Mr. Craig lost his insulator and did he jump??? Ask the physics class. Who was the boy friend Harriett left Eng- lish to see????? -Leap Year Day l-Look out boys!! MARCH -Mrs. McDaniel turns pro on making bas- ketball nets. Oaklandon defeated by War- ren 35-28. -Clestiabelle wonders how she will ever learn her play part-nineteen You said a mouthfuls . 5-Ask Ruth what happened to her yeast. The Commercial Class gave a 'tlittle small, one act play for the P. T. A. -Clest and Grace turn murderers-they kill their yeast. -One ball team-lots of ice cream-Mrs. Stoner makes good her if you beat Law- rence promise. -Everybody ate and everybody talked and everybody had fun at the banquet given the basketball boys by their mothers. -Achievement Contest at Butler. Harriett lost! Was it a man or was she waiting for her diploma? Donkey Basketall game tonight! Tense expectancy! ! Donkey basketball game over! Craig can't think! We go to press.

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OUR ALUMNI- Chalmer Bratten Robert Castetter Edwin Farmer Gladys Hollenbeck Loleta McConnell Huntley Charles McCord Lester McGinnis Richard Mehaffey Martha Mock Bray Addie Van Laningham Vail Elbert Apple Velma Beaver Shipley Kenneth Chappell Verle Combs Vivian Cummings Crosley Woodrow Furgason Nellie Hamilton Combs Thelma List Sparrow Ellis Lytle Loretta Lytle Prickett Boneda Martin Smith Helen Mehaffey Collins Huston Offenbacker Ernest Uhlmann Lois Apple Elizabeth Bell Jones Woodrow Blanton Leighton George Esther Hamilton Nellie Harpster David Hockett Max Jackson Mildred Lunsford Paul McCord Lowell McGinnis Thomas Morris Freda Olvey Miracle Harold Riley Oakey Rushton Heller Gracanna Teter Ross Todd Sarah B. Torrence Cleo Worstell Spaulding Ross Apple Geneva Bratten Eileen Cummins Uhlmann Florin Huntley Komer Klepfer Lottie Langsford Winn Patricia Langsford Garst Charlotte Lefforge Robert Mock Fredrick Teter Dorothea Bell Marion Blacketter Helen Furgason Brooks James Hauk Lois Klepfer Andrew Klotz Margaret List Klepfer Woodrow McConnell Harriet Morris Mary Offenbacker Irvin Scott Emory Trittipo Constance Van Laningham Page twenty-four THE LAST TEN YEARS-WHERE-WHAT 1930 Pulare, Calif. Oaklandon Indianapolis Indianapolis Oaklandon Oaklandon Oaklandon Oaklandon Indianapolis St. Louis, Mo. 1931 Oaklandon Indianapolis Indianapolis Oaklandon McCordsville Oaklandon Fortville Oaklandon Indianapolis Indianapolis Pendleton Indianapolis Greenfield Columbus 1932 Oaklandon Anderson Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Castleton Indianapolis Indianapolis Oaklandon Louisana Oaklandon Oaklandon Michigan Lafayette Indianapolis Indianapolis Illinois 1933 Indianapolis Coronado, Calif. Indianapolis Fortville Oaklandon Indianapolis McCordsville Oaklandon Fortville Caklandon 1934 Oaklandon Indianapolis Oaklandon Oaklandon Oaklandon Oaklandon Oaklandon Oaklandon Terre Haute Indianapolis Oaklandon Oaklandon Oaklandon Woolsworth Co., Mgr. Married Teacher, Married Married, one child lVIarried, one child Married. two children Oaklandon State Bank, Married State House Teacher, Mar1'ied Married, one child Married Mechanic, Married, one child Married, one child Farmer, Married, two children International Harvester Co. Anderson, Married, one child Farmer, Married, one child Married Married Kingan Sz Company Married, one child Married, one child Married, one child Manager of Western Auto Store Mgr. Morris Store, Married Art Craft Roofing Company Married Interstate, Married Married Married Indianapolis News Service Station, Married, one child Schlosser, Married Unknown U. S. Tire Sz Rubber Co., Married At home Engineer, Married Indianapolis, Married, one child At home Married, one child Nurse Bottling Company Married, one child Married, one child American Baking Co., Married Housework Married M 8x M Manufacturing Company Married, one child Carpenter, Married Real Silk Hosiery Co., Married Married, one child Royal Typewriter Company Delco-Remy, Married, one child Paper Package Company At home Keyless Lock, Married Married Sears Roebuck 8: Company At home Farming, at home Attorney's Secretary, Married Farming, at home Home Demonstration Agent Laboratory Technician, Dr. Story Farming, at home Farm Bureau Wheelers Restaurant