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

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THE SENIOR CLASS OF '31 President.............................Harry C.rier Vice-President - - WlLLARD Meiney Secretary Treasurer Alton Cheadle Elizabeth Van Sant HARRY D. M. GRIER ••Pinkie” Class President I, 111, IV: Class Vice President II: Kditor-in-Chief Kernel IN'; Class Committees I. II. Ill, IV: Art Club I. II. Ill; French Club III; Glee Club I; Dramatic Club II. HI. IV; Debating Club II. III. IV; Kdltorlal Staff O. II. S. News III; West Chester Play Festival Composition Contest IN'; Varsity Champion- ship Debating Team II. III. IV; Captain IN'; Varsity Soccer, Manager III. IV; Class Teams II. Ill; Assem- bly Program Committee 1, II. III. IV: Senior Play Cast IV: Christmas Pageant Cast II. III. IV; Valedic- torian. “Pinkie” lias been our class leader— president three out of four years. His many desirable qualities have made him a natural target for Nvomen, and he manages to draw so many acceptable beauties that he finds it diffi- cult to select anyone. Never mind. Pinkie, we are certain that you will attain a success as brilliant as your hair.

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June. 1931 THE KERNEL The Senior Class takes this opportunity to express the appreciation of the School for the work they have done. Josephine M. Armstrong: .... 43 years Blanche P. Walton .......... 16 years Helen M. Garrett .............3 years Sarah P. Orossan............. 2 years Words seem futile things To express the thoughts that spring Into our hearts for you. Great teachers have lived and died, And we have read and tried To learn of them; But you. seeking our needs, Have helped us by your deeds, Our Teachers. We cannot thank you With words, ’tis true, But you must know That when we part, The thoughts you planted in our hearts Will grow; Much of the good that we may do Will he because of you. Our Teachers. 6

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June, 1931 THE KERNEL MARSHALL BARTON BAILEY “Marshall” Shadv Spring, Daniels, W. Va.; I, II; A Idle High School, Aldie, Va.. Ill; Oxford High—Honor Group. This sedate youth is one of those rare peo- ple who realize the value of silence; hut when lie does overcome his shyness, we find out he has quite a nice smile. Marshall was an honor student at Kirkwood, and has kept up the good work during his one year here. HELEN MARGARET BERRELL “Honey” Varsity Basketball III, IV; Commercial Club 111, IV; Dramatic Club IV; Hockey III. IV; Christmas Pageant II. Ill, IV; Glee Club I; Typewriting Awards III; Kernel Staff IV; Class Teams I, II. Ill, IV; Class Committees I, III. Honey’s dainty appearance would not lead you to believe that she is one of Miss Allen’s star typists. However, such is the case. She has attained a high standard in her class, her sole vice being chewing chewing-gum in Mrs. Wilde’s English class. JESSIE AGNES BOWERS “Jessie” Decorative Club II. Ill;'Secretary II: Literary IV; Club IV; Class Teams II, III, IV. Serene and unperturbed by the strife and turmoil that upset most of us, Jessie pursues all life in the same tenor. We think she got that way from living in the suburbs of Home- ville. « 8