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

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FACULTY lmf! 10 niglzlx 1 1'r.vf Rmv: MR. CIIARLES W. LEIE, MISS FRANCES A. LES, MISS ELEANOR IVXAXVIIINNEY, MR. STEPIIEN ROKA, MISS FLORENCE BOLTON, MR. IAAIES ANXCILTNKIN, MRS. IFXIRIAM GREGG. Scrond Row: MISS VIIZLLA STAFFORII, MR. FRANR MATCIINER, IR., INXISS AIJELE SICNIPT, MISS BETTY I. liAVV- RINS, MR. NORMAN L. REYNOLDS, IMRS. WVADEN M, IIERRINGTON, MR. I. .x1ARSIiALL 'l'IIOMPSON. Third Raw: MISS l'I.NIAIA KI'IFICII, AVXRS. MARGARET P. HINIIAIAN, MR. EARL L. MAYIIERRY, IVKRS. LILA PENNY XVILDE, MRS. SARA L. XVILSON, MR. KENNETH W. SWARTZ, MISS MARION R. KENNAIRD. Iflmrllz Row: MISS XVILMA L. INKAURER, MR. C. FRANCIS COATES, MISS KITTY ILNE STOOI-S, MR. IjAVID NEFF, IR., MRS. BETTY M. HANNUAI, MR. IJONALD A. SCIILEIIJER, MISS MATILIIA M. SCOLA, MISS KATIIERINE E. CANNON. 10

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M I D I9 50 C E N T U R Y To the Class of l950 In the position of Supervising Principal of your school, I have some unusually pleasant privileges in serving the many fine boys and girls who attend our school and come at last to graduation. Writing a few lines for publication in your yearbook is one of those pleasant privileges. Assignments like this help me to forget those few times when I feel that the schools are blamed for more things than the Democrats blame on Hoover. As I have associated with you who are to graduate in this mid-century class, I am happy to say that your group has in it a preponderance of courageous people. Doing one's duty fearlessly is evidence of courage. Cowardice has, in the main, disappeared from you. A courageous person refuses to do what he knows to be wrong. A coward lacks the courage to do what he knows to be right. As you leave high school, diploma in hand, you take with you my personal best wishes for much success in the worthwhile things of life. Success comes surely to those who have courage-doing what they know to be right and refusing to do what they know to be wrong-and who turn their talents to some vocation where there is an awareness that the thing being done is essential. You have to believe in the thing you are doing. Carpe dieml I. W. MCMULLEN 9

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