Oxford Area High School - Kernel Yearbook (Oxford, PA)

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June, 1925 THE KERNEL CLEMENT EARL KENT “Kenty” “Aw, Whatta You Care?’’ Soccer '24, ’25. Base Ball ’24, ’25, L. C. Smith Typing Certificate. Kenty has achieved fame in baseball, and he will do the same as a bookkeeper. Kenty, our heartfelt wishes are extend- ed to you, that your future may al- ways be as bright as the past, and we hope there will be some one to share it with you. JOANNA HOGG Varsity Hockey ’25, Basket Ball Re- serve ’23, Miss Cherry Blossom Chorus ’24, Spanish Club ’24, ’25, Uke Club ’25. Senior Literary ’25, Kernel Staff ’25. Joanna is always busy and wherever she goes she is in a hurry. Judging from her ability to make friends and keep them, her success in this world is assur- ed. ELIZABETH LEE JAMISON “Betty’’ Typing Awards ’25. Salutatoriam Our dignified member; but if she is haughty, she has a pleasant smile. Speak ing of ambition, being so high in her class shows that. She is gonna be some- one’s stenographer soon. Our good luck goes with her. “True to all and liked by all.” 14

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THE KERNEL June, 1925 J. STANLEY HERR “Stan” “Aw Heck” L. ('. Smith and Remington Awards. “Stan” was a good student until he was bitten by a Radio bug. The other night he got Chile sitting by tlie window. His mind, too, is slipping from his Com- mercial work, due to the use of vaseline on his hair. “Aw, come on here Ford.” ALMA HILTON This little quiet maid comes from Lin- coln. She has worked hard, and may success follow her in the future. JOHN HICKEY “Hickey” Basket Ball ’25. John has come to us from New Lon- don. Soccer, lie said was too rough for him. but oh, he shone in Basket Ball! Best luck to you. John, in the future. 13

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THE KERNEL June, 1925 RUTH ANN KIRK Secretary of Class ’22. ’23, ’24, ’25, Treasurer of Class ’22, Spanish Club ’24, Kernel Staff ’24, 25, Junior Reception Committee ’24, Class Party ’22, ’23, ’24. Rosy cheeks and light brown hair, Eyes alight with mischief rare, Ruth never has a care; In all mischief she’s ever there. We’ll sing her praises to the sky, We’ll heap her compliments on high; For Ruth wished that she should be Renowned for joy and jollity. ELIZABETH JANE LINDENBAUGH “Betty” “You’re not talking to me!” Class Debating Team ’24. Remington L. C. Smith typing Awards and Pins. Commercial Write-up Committee for the Kernel. Betty has lovely dark curls, the envy of every girl in our class. Always prompt in her work and worthy of any praise that comes her way. • “Always bright and neat, A friend hard to beat.” SAMUEL CHARLES LAWRIE “Charlie” Decoration Committee ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25, Basket Ball ’24, ’25. Soccer ’24, '25, Sen- ior Literary ’25, Team for Penn Relays ’25. Charles has been one of the chief “dec- orators” since he entered high school as a Freshie. Every year you could see him up on a step ladder pounding some tacks to fasten paper streamers in the wood of the old gym. (Shh, here’s a secret—Charles shows a decided weak- ness toward red hair). We feel certain that he will be a success in whatever he undertakes. 15