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

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THE KERNEL une, 1928 ARTEMIS DARE MENOUGH “Artie” Art Club II. Ill; Uke Club I; Class Basketball I II III; Captain. Temporary Captain Varsity IV; Manager, Varsity Scjuad; Class Hockey I. II- Class Baseball I. Ill; Secretary of Literary Club III; Decorating and Chairman of Refresh- ment Committee III; Kernel Staff IV; Alumni Decorating: Committee IV. Here's to pal, A sweet young gal, Always loving, kind and true; A friend that’s smiling all the while Artie—here’s to you! Who has a more charming personality and the ability to make friends more easily than Artie? She has some height, and what an advantage it has been to our ’Varsity basket ball the past two years. She has made “Our Gang ’ happy many times and they hope that they have made her equally as happy. We are cer- tain you will succeed in anything you undertake, and our very best wishes go with you. MARY LUCILLE OSWALD “Pat” Art Club; Spanish Club; Junior Prom Recep- tion Committee: Kernel Staff IV; Play Cast IV; Valedictorian. “If she will, she will, and you can count on it, If she won’t, she won’t, and that’s the end of it.” If you want any Virgil done, Pat’s sure to do it for you. Whenever there’s any mischief on foot, here’s usually the source of it. Pat’s our star pupil of 28 and we all wish her luck.

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June, 1928 THE KERNEL GERTRUDE ELIZABETH MARTIN- DALE “Gertie” Class Basketball Teams I, II, III, IV; Glee Club III, IV; Commencement Chorus I, II, HI; Class Baseball Team I, II; Secretary of like Club II; Gypsy Rover Chorus II; Art Club II, III; Reception Committee for Junior Prom III; Entertainment Committee for Glee Club IV; Commercial Club IV; Commercial Club IMav Cast IV; Usher for Senior Play IV. “Only Heaven and she knows Of what she is thinking; It may be books or beaus, Fine scholarship or stylish clothes.” Everyone knows Gertie, laughing, gay, and full of pep. If you want to hear her experiences of the night before, just come to the typewriting room. Gertie is very fond of dancing, ask anyone, es- pecially .. i........ ELSIE RUTH MASSEY “Wiley” Class Basketball I. II. Ill: Baseball I, II; Spanish Club III: Typing Awards, L. C. Smith. Remington, Underwood III. IV; Glee Club IV; Comnn rcial Club IV; lnt« r-class Track Meet IV; Commercial Club Play Cast IV. “Sober, steadfast and demure, A friend of whom we’re always sure.” Elsie loves to ride on the train and get stuck in snow-drifts, especially when there is a knightly rescuer with curly hair and a derby hat near. And how??? PAULINE MARGARET McGARVEY “Toots” Class Basketball Team I, II. Ill; Commence t ientr£horus '• n I,I: Class Baseball Team I II; I ke Club II: Usher at Junior Prom III Typing Awards. Underwood. L. C. Smith III IV; Commercial Club IV'. “She likes ’em tall, She likes ’em small But tall............ Beats ’em all.” Pauline is a good friend and jolly classmate, always ready with some sar- castic remark, but, then, she never mean it. 14

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June, 1928 THE KERNEL JENNIE BELLE PETERS ‘ ‘ Pete ’ ’ Gypsy Rover Chorus I; Spanish Club I. Ill: Commercial Club IV; Typing Awards. Cnder- wood. Remington. L. C. Smith. III. IV; silver Medal, first award from Taylor School. Phila- delphia IV; Shorthand Award IV; Program Committee of Commercial Club IV. Come and trip it as you go On the light fantastic toe. Where can we find a better friend than Pete? She always has the latest joke and slang phrases. We wonder where she gets them all. Hut under her happy-go- lucky manner we find one who will make a typewriter sing, for she certainly can type and we don’t mean perhaps! We are proud of you, Jennie. ANNE CECELIA REBURN “Mike” ('lass Basketball Team I; Commencement Chorus I. II. Ill; Glee Club III; Spanish Club HI Junior Prom hntertalnment Committee III Commercial Club IV; Vice-President of Com- mercial Club I : Commercial Play Cast IV; I yping Awards, I., Smith IV; Shorthand Award I ; Kerne! Staff; Honor Group IV’. Step right this way and feast your eyes 1 pon a girl both busy and wise. Anne is a modest young lady and a true friend to every one. She is always busy and that probably accounts for her being wise. By assuming the role of non- interference, she saves herself much trouble. Here’s to you, Anne! JAMES FRED REBURN “Rebes” l herVni! nnrInh Con,test !: Arl Club II; Span- Ish Club HI. pecoration Committee for Junior Prom III; Typing Awards on U C. Smith, Reni- jngtoji and Underwood Machines HI. IV; Com- mercial Club IV; Gregg Speed Xwirds iv- Commercial Club Play Cast IV- CommereiYi .ub Treasurer IV; Minuet Team IV; ;iee Club ; Honor Group. IV: Kernel Staff . . , “Conscientious, Docs he shirk studious, clever, his dutv? Never!” Can you imgaine Fred as a school teacher? We think he would make a irood business man. lie is so dignified you would never think lie would tease the girls as he does. 16