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

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THE KERNEL May, 192 7 FRANCES GERTRUDE COSTELLO “Hank” Freshman Literary I: Effort Contest I: Class Basket Ball l-111 • IV : Tv pewr.ting a wants IV; I’la.v Cast “Tin Trailer of Errors’ IV. Wonder where Frances picked up this nick- name? She is the best typist in the class, and is aspiring to be “Somebody’s Stenog.” ALICE MARTHA DRENNEN “A!” Freshman Literary; Class Secretary III-IV; Secretary Art Club III: Secretary Spanish (’lui IV: Junior-Recep- tion Committee; Cypsy Itover and berry Blossom Chorus: Kernel Staff fclass reporter) III: Class Teams; Fkulele Club III: Advert'sing Cos. Senior Play; Clee Club IV. We hope your rabbits don’t all die, Al. If she becomes a History Teacher, she will surely be calm and self-possessed. And she’ll make History, too! GLADYS FRANCES EVANS “Gladdy” Remington. L. C. Smith. Fnderwood typewriting awards. Her name is significant of joy. Telephones are comforting things, so “Linger Longer Lester.” Best luck, Gladys. 1 1

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May, 192 7 THE KERNEL OLIVE ELIZABETH BOYD Fkelele (’lui» I-!If First Prize. in English Contest I: Cherry Blossom Chorus I: Freshman Literary I; Class Basko: Ball I: c.vpgy Rover II: Debating Club II: Party Committees II-!!!: Oratorical Contest III: Kernel Staff III: Vice President Class III: Candidate West Chester Declamation III: Art Club III: Spanish Club: Class Teams III: Senior Play Cast IV; Kernel Staff IV: Debating Team IV: President Debating Club IV: Valedictorian IV. Margaret is quite efficient along many lines but we’ve guessed the secret as to where she gets her literary inspiration. She has a certain leaning toward the law—ask Irvine. “Ollie” Spanish Club I -11 -111 -1V ; Art Club III; Freshman Literarv I: Class Teams I II-III-IV; Party Committee 1- II III IV; Typing Awards on L. C. Smith. Remington and I'nderwood Machines Typing Contestant at Tome Institute IV: Second Prize in English Efficiency Contest I: Fkelele Club II HI: Kernel Staff 1IMV; Sr. Com- mercial Play Cast IN': Asst. Business Manager Sr. Class Play IV; Salutatorian IV. Small, graceful, and good looking—(you bet!) Ollie is always in demand at our dances. And that isn’t all in which she is proficient, as we see by her standing. MARGARET HICKMAN BRINTON “Brint” “Say, I have an Alasko Swap for you” MARGARET BROOMALL “Broom” Kernel Staff II-III-IV; Varsity Hockey III-IV; Chair- man Prom III: Senior Class P’ay IN': Art Club III; Spanish Club; Debating Team IV. Broom loves writing—especially letters. And swimming, too. Just why, Hugh? Broom is a true friend and it will be many a moon ’ere we forget her. 10

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May, 192 7 THE KERNEL ANNA MARGARET FEATHERMAN “Peg” Member of Spanish Club IV; Basket Ball Team III-IV. A tomboyish daredevil. As long as U. S. can talk to London, we guess “Peg” can still talk to New York from Nottingham. EDITH LINTON GALLOWAY Edie’ “Mill” At Coleraine High School Basket Ball Teams II-III: Treasurer of Literary Society III; Treasurers of Class II; Pianist for Literary Society. “Mill” just having come into our class, we know what we have missed these long years. She is a lover of horses and also a dreader of Chemistry. Honorable Mention Efficiency Contest I : Freshman Literary I: Spanish Club I II III-IV; Class Teams; Kernal Start' IV; Commercial reporter; Commercial Play Oist IV; Typing awards Certificates, bronze and silver pins L. C. Smith and Fnderwood III-IV; Honor (Jroup —third—IV. Edith’s big brown eyes will dance when a joke is pulled, for she surely is good-humored. She is a keen typist, too, and an efficient business girl. MILDRED ISABELLE GRAVER 12