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

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JEAN ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Jean Home Economlcof Iean is a tall slim girl with li ht brown hair and eyes to match. She has been with us well nigh onto twelve ears and has contributed much to our lliockey team as a full back. Soon Iean will be a Number Please girl. ALBIN WAYNE BALDWIN Wayne dcademlc Wayne, our dependable treasurer, came to us in his Freshman year. His neatness and politeness have been an asset to our class. This good-looking lad is much interested in our KERNEL, especially its editor. His scientific ability will further his career in his chosen field of aviation. To him we wish all the success in the world. MARY IEANETTE ASTLE Hilary Commercial Do you have your lessons done? That's Mary's greeting every morning. Seriously though, she is a very likable, dependable girl, and we're sure she will make a successful secretary. Mary plans to 0 to Beacom next year. Lots of luci, Mary. VIVIAN LORRAINE BEACH Larry Home Economica' Lorraine ranks among our best dancers and seems to keep up with all the latest steps. She is a star basket- ball player and has helped to win many a victory for O. H. S. Although she does not know what the future holds tor her, we wish her the best of every- thing. JANE MARIE BAILY Jane Commercial Full of vim, vigor, and vitalit . Iane, the captain of our cheerleadbers rates A-I in personality. Her contag- ious giggle and her athletic ability have helped to make her one of the most popular girls of our class. We wish her success in the stenographic field. ETTA IEAN BISHOP Ella Jean Commercial Etta Iean is one of the less serious minded girls of our class. Her sense of humor and cheerful disposition will help her to make friends out of school as she has already made at O. H. S. Like a lot of others, Etta Iean's future is undecided. 17

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CLASS OFFICE RS Prarident .... .... D AVE WILLIAMS Vice Pre.ria'eni ..... ..... F RANCES IANNEY Secretaqzf .... ..... M ARILYN WHITESIDE T reamufer .... ..... W AYNE BALDWIN We think our officers are tops! They have helped to make our Senior year the best and most exciting year of all with dances, a skating party and a hot dog roast. Such lively people ust naturally keep us all on our toes! With the greatest cooperation they worked on our yearbook, and even the most complicated tasks-ordering name cards, commencement gowns and invitations-were done with the greatest of ease. Responsible and lots of fun-that's Dave, Frannie, Wayne, and Ike. 16

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MARIORIE DORIS BROOMELL ROBERT MARION BROWN JAMES RILEY BURKE .flIargie Commercial Margie is a friendly girl with a uiet manner. She is the envy of all 518 Senior girls of O. H. S.-why'l-- because she is Mr. Neff's secretary. Margie is headed for the steno- graphic field and we wish her luck. MARIAN RUTH BURKE Si.r.ry Home Economiar Ruth came to us in the ninth grade from Nottingham, but we know little about her. Her neatness and friendli- ness will be an asset to her in the future. Her main interest is Dave. She, Wanda, and Martha are always seen laughing over a private joke. Brownie Academic Brownie never seems to take things seriously, and it is an everyday occurrance to see him sauntering into his first hour class about 9:15. lt's quite odd, since he lives only twent fee,t from the school. Don't you thini so. EVELYN NINA COCHRAN Evelyn Commercial They say that Falling in Love is Wonderful, and who would know better than Evelyn? Although her main in- terest lies outside school, it doesn't interfere with her school activities. Her sincere interest in the HO. H. S. Broadcaster shows this. Evelyn is a swell friend and her pleasant disposition will aid her in the stenographic field. Jim dgricu llure lim is one of the tallest boys of our class. llis outstanding characteristic is his deep voice which can be heard in the back of the main room mumbling about something. Iim is not always on time, especially when he has to catch the school bus. His future is not yet certain. But he thinks he will enter the service of our country. GEORGE STEPHEN COCHRAN I3aa'afy Commercial Buddy can usually be found clown- ing around, never taking anything too seriously. His greatest joy is in teasing the girls of the class. We mi ht Say he likes to Hpla the dozens. Serious- ly though, Budily is quite an athlete. Baseball, soccer, and basketballAhe took part in all of them. Happiness will surely await this boy, for he can overcome his troubles with his happy- go-lucky personality. 18