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

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THE kernel June, 1925 FRANK IRWIN BRADLEY We’ve never gotten well acquainted with I rwin for he is so very quiet and un- assuming. But we have found him to be endowed with an abundant supply of brains and good nature, two qualities that make him a good fellow and friend at all times. WILLIAM MILTON BUSH “Bill”, “Bushy” ’Varsity Soccer ’25, Gypsy Rover” Cast ’25, Alumni Reception Committee ’25. “Bill” has a ready smile and a hearty laugh. Ilis “hail-fellow-well-met” air makes us all like him. lie is a radio en- thusiast, and he also displays marked in- terest in one of the grade girls. MARGARET CAMPBELL “Peg” Interscholastic Debating Team ’25, Senior Literary Program ’25, Junior Re- ception Committee ’24. Decoration Com- mittee ’22, ’24, ’28, Spanish Club Party Committee ’25, “Cherry Blossom” chor- us, Spanish Club ‘24, ’25. “With her curly hair and bright blue eyes, Peg looks like an angel dropped down from the skies; While her marks are not Irad, and - her deportment not shocking, All her classmates know that she’s not a “blue-stocking.”

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June, 1925 THE KERNEL The Senior Class MARIAN GERTRUDE BARNETT “Shorty” “Oh, my Soul!” Class Prophecy, ’25, L. C. Smith Typ- ing Awards, Remington and L. C. Smith Pins, Senior Literary Program ’25, “Cherry Blossom” chorus, Junior Re- ception Committee, Decoration Commit- tee, ’22, ’23, ’24. “Shorty” can’t do much home work when there is a dance on hand, but talk about ambition—she’s going to be a nurse. This time next year she’ll be winding her watch and making patients temperature rise, when she looks at them with her bright eyes. “He’s a perfect dear; Look at those eyes.” MERCY REBECCA BICKNELL President Spanish Club ’25, Kernel Re- porter, Spanish Club, Senior Literary ’25, “Gypsy Rover” chorus ’25, Cke Club ’25, Treasurer Debating Club 25, Junior Reception Committee ’24, Chairman School Debate ’24, Spanish Club ’24. Program Committee Spanish Club ’24, “Cherry Blossom” chorus ’24. Mercy, a demure little Quaker maid, follows out the traditions of William Penn’s sect. Can be depended on by teachers and pupils. A good student and a good friend. On the Honor Roll of the Senior Class, and as President of Spanish Club she has gained worthy recognition. PEARL ISABEL BROWN Class Base Ball ’23; Class Volley Ball ’23. Pearl is studious and very fond of books. If it’s a current event you wish c know, ask her. 6

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June, 1925 THE KERNEL ROBERT WINGATE CAUFFMAN Bob”, “Bobbie” Soccer ’25, Basket Ball Reserve ’25, Base Ball Reserve ’25. Bob has just come to us this year, and we haven’t had a very great opportunity to get acquainted with him. But we all know him as- a tine fellow and a good sport. 'Keep at it, Bob, you’ll make your mark some day. JULIA FLORENCE CHASE and JANE FRANCES CHASE “Chasie” Class Soccer ’22, ’24. Varsity Hockey ’25, “Gypsy Rover” chorus, Spanish Club ’24, ’25, Senior Literarv Program '25. A good-natured and mischievious pair, that can’t he beat or separated They are both man haters (?) but very fond of hockey. ROBERTA ELIZABETH CONNER “Bertie”, “Bobby” “Ain’t that the worm’s eye-lid!” Varsity Basket Ball '22, ’23, 24. Class Volley Ball ’23. Manager Soccer Team— Class Soccer '24, Manager Hockey Team ’25, Commercial Reporter, Kernel Staff ’25, L. C. Smith, Remington and Under- wood Typing Awards and Pins. Here is a hale and hearty athlete. For be it known if there eyer was a cutter up in O. II. S. it was Bertie. It’s the smil- ing fellows that get along in this world, and our sentiments are that success be yours in later years. 8