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

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June, 1928 THE KERNEL RICHARD ANTHONY HOENNINGER “Dick” ,, ,l;Kh £chooJ Orchestra I. II. Ill; Gypsv Hover Cast; Cheer Leader II. HI. IV; Junior Prom Committee; Declamation Contest III; Senior I lay Cast; Senior Play Committee; Alumni Committee; Class Basketball III, IV. “And he shall have music wherever he goes.” Don’t miss chapel to-morrow. Dick is jroino- to play a violin solo. And that's enough to make anyone come, for Dick surely can make the music come out of that fiddle of his. But that isn’t all. He’s the best jolly good joker we ever knew and he keeps things going with his ready laugh. How about “a little white light and a turn to the right,” Dick? JAMES FRANKLIN HUTCHISON “Jimmy” TTTGyJSy Hover Chorus I; President of Clas W' } I Junior Prom Committee III; Basebal IJ ’®ocJ?r lU. IV; Captain of Socce Team IV; ManaK(.r of Baseball IV; Basketbal Si v: crass Basketball T. II. in. TV; Kerne ptaff: Senior Play Cast; Glee Club III. IV; Sen lor Play Cbbimittee IV: Spanish Club III; Clas Debating Team III; Alumni Decorating Com mittee IV: Varsity Basketball III. IV; Clas: Track Team I, TI. Ill, IV. “Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you weep alone.” Besides being skilled in basketball, baseball and soccer, lie’s proved his effi- ciency as onr President for two years. Jimmy’s hobbies are numerous, but his favorite one is teasing. Jimmy’s happy ■nhen he is making some poor victim blush and stammer. TTe has great hopes of being a banker some day, and we know that success is not far around the corner. The best ever, Jimmy! 12

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THE KERNEL June, 1928 a Oh, DOROTHY GRAY “Dot’ Aberdeen High School: Senior Play cast I; Librarian I. II: Hawthorne Literary Society II; Chairman Freshman Party. Oxford: Spanish Club III; Kernel Staff IV; Senior Play Cast IV. “And must I work? what a waste of time!” A clever lass, with “keen brown eye and a head full of knowledge. She enjoys a good joke as much as she does a good argument, which is saying a lot, eh, Dot? If yon can find friends who will be as loyal to you as you have been to us, there’s a happy life ahead of you, Dot. FRANK ALEXANDER GRUBB “Grubby” Captain Baseball IV': Bas'eball 11. IV: Basket- ball; Soccer; Treasurer; Chairman. Advertising: Committee Senior Class Play. “lie’s the Prince of good fellows ’. Everyone likes Grubby, everyone ad- mires him, everyone has a good word for him, and the majority rules, you know! He’s more than proved his ability in basket-ball, baseball, soccer, as the lead- ing man in the class-room, and as an all- round good sport and “regular guy!” ELIZABETH DAE HINDMAN “Betty” Class Basketball I. II. HI. IV; Class Baseball I; Captain Class B. B. 1. II; Gypsy Hover Cast I; First Prize in English Contest I; Class Sec- retary I: President II: Student Advisory Board II; Varsity Hockey I. II. HI. IV: Varsity B. B. I II, III. IV: Class Treasurer III: Junior and Senior Reception Committee III; Var- sity B. B. III. IV: Spanish Club III, Glee Club III, IV; Captain B. B. II. IV; Chairman Ushers Senior Class Play IV; Alumni Banquet Commit- tee IV; Class History IV; Honor Group. Cheerful, gay and tender With a heart that’s all true blue. The whistle blows! A quick pass, a speedy run in front of the guard, a lightning dribble, zip—the ball is through the basket, the crowd is yelling for the girl with the merry blue eyes and the curly brown hair, who has made anoth- er goal for Oxford High. II

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THE KERNEL June, 1928 CLARENCE THEODORE JONES “Clarence” Soccer Team II at Nottingham; Baseball Team I and II High School: Track Team I and ji; Class Historian II; Class Play 11; Class Treasurer II; Honorary Student II. At Oxford High School; Member of Spanish Club III. ‘4 There is not a moment without some duty.” Clarence was in Nottingham before he came to Oxford and has made a good rec- ord at both schools. Besides being very industrious in his studies he is (|iiite adept at making him- self useful around school. The class of ’28 wishes you the best ever, Clarence! CORA H. LEONARD “Cody” Gypsy Hover Chorus T; Typinjr °n,.,E C. Smith. Remington and Underwood T pewrit- ers III. IV; Junior Prom Reception ( ouim.ttcc III; Commercial Club. Assistant Secretary I . Chairman for Commercial »,lu '1 Tay- Shorthand Awards; Bronze Meda. 1 a lor School of Philadelphia for Second I lace in Contest: Usher at Senior Play; Typist for Ker- nel; Commercial Club Play. “Sometimes it s only, “Oh, hello As she swiftly brushes past, But it means a lot to...... For her smile is sure to last. We are certain that some one will get a good stenog when she steps into the business world, for she has made her mark in school. We never knew a cer- tain hoy’s name was so popular until (’ora began to rave. 13