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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

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Preddent MARION T. BROWN ...... .... V ice Preaideni LAWRENCE C. DRENNEN. . . ..... Secretary WILLIAM T. MCCLURE .... .... T reamurer RALPH I. GRIER OXFORD SCHOOL BOARD Congratulations to the Class of '51 and every good wish for your success. If what shines afar so grand Turns to nothing in your hand, On again! the virtue lies In the struggle, not the prize. 5 TO THE SENIGRS Graduation is just around the corner-eleven years and seven months down and two months to go. I, personally, and on behalf of your other teachers, extend to you hearty congratulations. I hope this yearbook will please all of you and that in future years it will be a kind of fairy bridge over which your dreams may glide to that happy land of youth gleaming on the other side. It pleases me to see you so calm in these uncertain days. I think often, as do you, of that one from your class who enlisted in the navy to serve his country. If you have further schooling in mind get to it now. The light of knowledge is easily extinguished and diHicult to rekindle. You have lived through great events which are shaping the world of tomorrow. The first 50 years of this century witnessed the death of more persons in warfare than all of the other centuries of man's recorded experience. The instruments of warfare are now so perfected that there is the sobering influence that the next war could be the last. Men must learn to live together and to get along with each other. May I recall to you what General McArthur said to the Congress on April 19 about war? I have long advocated its complete abolition, as its very destructiveness on both friend and foe has rendered it useless as a means of settling international disputes. If mankind will develop a way of cooperation between nations, the tragedy of war can be avoided. A richer life will be had by many. Medical science will protect your health so that you will live much longer. Inventions will make living easier and more enjoyable. Machines will relieve men and women of much drudgery. Housing will be improved. Art, music, literature, and recreation will be cultivated. The atomic age may well be that age of which men have dreamed for centuries. I. W. MCMULLEN 4 FUREWORD We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and F ifty-one, have tried to present the activities of our school year in a nutshell. We have chosen the most interesting and out-standing events of the year, hop- ing that We might enable our classmates to remember our school as we attended it. THE EDITORS 5 APPRECIATION. The members of Staff ere deeply grateful flgose who rendered assistance and Lili the publication of In kwin.. lar, we wish to B. IQ Mr. G. Fink, Mr. and Mr. I. W. McMuHen. ' f 6 bfi Anka CONTENTS DEDICATION S FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS ACTIVITIES DRAMATICS ADVERTISEMENTS 7 Published by THE CLASS OF 51 13151 Y A WE D-EDICATE S ? MARGARET P. HINDMAN What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult to each other? --ELIOT. 8 TH IS BQOK T0 CHARLES W. LEIB mln the intercourse of social life, it is by little acts of watchful kindness re- curring daily and hourly, by work, tones, gestures, looks, that affection is won and preserved.-SALA. 9 gC11gNQE ANU MA'l'lf CUMMICRCIAL Science Math IIERRINGTUN-I IINDMAN Scm.u-:DER-l,r:1B 'l'1mMPsoN-MATQHNER PHYSICAL EDUCATION S'F0O1'S-NEFIP SOCIAL STUDIES MUSIC AND ART P.O.D. Geography History Art Nlusic' CQATES KEINNARD SEN1-'T ROKA NXAYISERRY VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL LA NGUAGICS Shop Home EC Agriculture French Latin English SCHWARTZ SCOLA NXCJUNKIN Fink liAwK1Ns KPIECII-WILDE ICLICMENTARY Seah-d.' HANNUM, SHEPHERD, GREGG, STAFFORD, CANNON, POUST. A'lana'1'nyc Bo1.'l'oN, ,IAM1-ls, ALDRIDGE 11 OFFICE SCHOOL NURSE Q., ff' MRS. OI.IX'E KIRIC AXRS. C. BALDWIN LIBRARY III XXXRS. M. SAIITII CAFl'f'I'IiRlA CUSTOIJIANS IW. OCIIS-R. BRUXVN --li. BRIJWIQRS L. IV1I5I.RA'I'II---C. 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B KN H E 67 6 I E55 9 14 6 194' 'WV I . lv A 43' 6' 9 4N EV 4' mf J ' N rn 9 486 G 'll V5 Q 4' KAVAHA pa HQ G? X ROBERT N. CLEAVER PRESIDENT Bobby . . . happy-go-lucky . . . comedian . . . good dancer . . . famous for his funny faces . . . has a unique laugh . . . ticlslish . . . busy with student council and class activities . . . an efficient A. Sl P. worker . . . plans to enter the Navy. Student Council II, IV, Class President IV, Kernel Staff IV, Soccer, Varsity IV, Class Night Usher III, Commencement Usher III, Operetta I, IV, Christmas Play II, IV, Hall Patrol IVl,ICf1FIruIsJ, II, III, IV, Dancing II, III, IV, Dance Committee WILLIAM PURCELL VICE PRESIDENT Bill . . . always worrying about Hall Patrol . . . ready smile . . . spends a lot of time with Millie . . . conscientious worker . . . good humored . . . never a dull moment . . . likes to tease . . . always ready to lend a hand. Class Vice President IV, Soccer, Varsity III, IV, IIall Patrol IV. EDNA LOUISA ADAMS SECRETARY Eddie . . . Cheerleader . . . little . . . cute . always in a dither about assemblies . , . assistant editor . . . conscientious . . . capable . . . going to Beacom. Student Council III, IV, Class Secretary IV, Newspaper Staff III, IV, Hockey, V. I, II, III, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, Cheer- leading III, IV, Commencement Usher III, Chorus I, II, III, IV, Dramatics I, II, Dancing III, Home Room Officer I, II, III, IV, Dance Committee IV,. HEATH FRANKLIN WARDEN TREASURER Heath . . . Last ofthe IVardens . . . our treasurer . . . seems to like school . . . does a lot of horse-back riding . . . easy-going . . . pleasant personality . . . fast-talker . . . always finding something to do. Class Treasurer IV, Newspaper Staff III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Class Night Usher III, Commencement Usher III, Hall Patrol IV, Basketball Manager IV, Dramatics III, Dancing II, III, Archery II, Ping Pong I. K' ' at ,. ,, - -yn, . NANCY RUTH ADAMS ' Nancy . . . not a worry in the World . . . quite a hot-rod . out- standing in music . . . witty . . . likes to dance . . . versatile . . . headed for West Chester, nursing. ' Newspaper Staff III, Kernel Staff IV, Hocke , Varsity IV, Hockey, V. I, II, III, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, Cyommencement Usher III, Chorus I, I,I III, IV, Operetta I, II, III, IV, Christmas Play I, II, III, IV, Music and Forensic League II, District Chorus IV, State League IV, Hall Patrol IV , Orchestra I, II, Dramatics, I II, Dancing I, II, III, IV, Archery II, Dance Com- mittee I, II, III, IV, Basketball, J. V. I, Cheerleading Club II, Homeroom Officer I, II. MILDRED ANNA BARD Mildred . . . quiet manner . . . well-liked . . . all-around athlete . . . cheerleading captain . . . her main interest Ralph . . . hobby, art . . . future, Ralph . . . nice smile. Newspaper Staff III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Basketball, Varsity III, IV, Basketball, V. II, Hockey, Varsity IV, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, Secretar III, Chorus I, II, III, IV, Home Room Officer II, III, Art Cluh II, Cheerleader III, IV, Captain IV, Dance Committees II, III, IV. ' 1 ISAAC FRANKLIN BOWMAN, IR. Frank . . . blonde . . . spends a lot of time on his car . . . flirtatious . . . makes out all right with his schoolwork . . . works at Eagle's . . . interested in mec anics . . . likes to stay up late . . . plans to go into the Marines after graduation . . . always ready to lend a hand. RUTH ALICE BRANDENBERGER Alice . . . always laughing . . . little . . . mischievous . . . Frances' Shadow . . . men trouble . . . future, uncertain. Kernel Staff IV, Class Night Usher III, Hall Patrol IV, Secre- tary to Teacher IV, Chorus I, IV, Dramatics IV, Dancing I, II, III, IV, Dance Committee III. ARLENE EDNA BROOMALL Arlene . . . pretty complexion . . . neat dresser . . . interest lies out of school . . . another woman driver . . . good commercialstudent . . . Mrs. Moll. Kernel Staff IV 3 Secretary to Teacher IV 5 Chorus Ig Dramatics ig, II? Dancing II, III, IVg Archery I3 Hall Patrol IVg Ping ong . HAROLD CLARENCE BROOMELL Harold . . . tall . . . quite a fiddler . . . blonde . . . eas going . . . spends a lot of time in the shop . . . nice to know . . . cIoes'nt have too much to say . . . likes to smoke a pipe . . . would like to grow mushrooms in the future. Orchestra II 3 Hall Patrol IV 5 Baseball Manager III, IV. I FRANCES CAROLINE BROWN Frances . . . flaming red hair . . . seldom a frown . . . happy-gm lucky . . . hard worker . . . good friend . . . likes cats . . . wil make someone a good secretary. Kernel Staff IV 3 Hall Patrol IV 3 Secretary to Teacher IV g Dra- pxxatics IVg Dancing II, III, IVg Photography Ig Handiwork I, MARY ELIZABETH BRUBAKER Mary . . . wide musical interest . . . always on the go . . . gullible . . . no trouble is too great . . . came from Quarryville in Sop omore year . . . will study music at West Chester. Kernel Staff IV 5 Class Night Usher III 5 Operetta II, III, IVQ Music and Forensic League II 5 District Chorus III, IVg Chorus IIQ III, IVg Orchestra IIQ Band IVg Home Room Officer IIIg District Band IV g Dance Committee III. SAMUEL LEON COATES Sam . . . blonde . . . good draftsmanu . . . wants a new car . . . patronizes Kennett . . . hails from Russellville . . . swell buddy . . . polite . . . plans to be Uncle Sam's personal bodyguard. Operetta IVg Christmas Play lVg Chorus IVg Dancingl, llg Hi-Y Club l. THEODORA ROSE COCHRAN Teddy . . . busy as Kernel editor . . . industrious . . . friendly . . . does a lot of typing at Sopher's . . . smart dresser . . . dependable . . . likes commercial . . . future-Albert. Kernel Editor IVg Student Council Ig Operetta l, Ilg Christmas Play llg Secretar to Teacher IVg Dramatics I, Ilg Home Room officer lg Dance gommittee lg Chorus I, ll, lll. DOROTHY LUE COOMES Dottie . . . nice to know . . . reserved . . . always willing to help . . . friend to all . . . Juanita's pal . . . neat . . . future-secretary. Kernel Staff IVg Hall Patrol IVg Secretar to Teacher IVg Chorus I, IVg Dramatics Ilg Handiwork II, IIIg Sauce Committee III. ROBERT W. COX Flash . . . Class Photographer and electrician . . . mechanical ability . . . camera bug . . . spends a lot of time at the Firehouse . . . friendly with everybody . . . gets himselfinto mischief at times . . . hopes to run his own machine shop someday. Kernel Staff IVg Archery IIg Photography II, IIIg F.F.A. III, IV, HERREL CURRY, IR. Herrel . . . short . . . runs his Chevvie at a reasonable rate of speed . . . interested in hunting . . . doesn't have much to say . . . never gets into trouble . . . plans to get a job driving a milk truck. Ping Pong Ig Archery II, III, Hall Patrol III, IV. BARBARA FAY DAVIS Barbara . . . cute . . . nice clothes . . . here today, in Florida to- morrow . . . prett . . . wavy hair . . . quiet . . . flirtatious . . . spends a lot of time at tlire movies . . . lot of fun . . . good friend . . . plans to do secretarial work. Hall Patrol IV 5 Dancing I, IV. P JESSE C. DOLINGER Jesse . . . hot rod . . . very much interested in hunting and fishing . . . easy lglomg . . . friendly disposition . . . big, brown eyes . . . the song t-after type . . . never in a hurry . . . future uncertain. Kernel Staff IV, Basketball II, III, Baseball III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Boys Cooking Club IV, Rifle Club II. ASHTON JOHN DORETY Buzz . . . reserved . . . main interest in sports . . . active . . . spends much of his school time in the library . . . likes baseball . . . crew- cut . . . famous for his long shots in basketball . . . well-built . . . future uncertain. Basketball, Varsity, II, III, IV, Basketball, V. Ip Soccer III, IV, Baseball III, IV, Boy's Athletics I, II. DOROTHY DEAN DUNCAN Dottie . . . lau hter announces her arrival . . . good-looking . . . energy plus . . .iiappy-go-lucky . . . mam interest, Dick . . . future, uncertain. Kernel Staff IV, Hockey., I. V. II, III, G. A. C: III, IV, Operetta III, Hall Patrol IV, C orus I, II, III, Dancing I, II, III, IVE Archery II, Stage Manager IV, Dance Committee II, III, IV. BARRY DEAN ESHELIVIAN B . . . od-I k' . . . 't thlet . . . spends a lot of hiisllsgare tiriie sleeipirigl . ladylltsoiiblzs . . .egets around a lot . . . likes study halls . . . likes a good time . . . Plans to be a truck driver. Basketball, Varsit IV, Basketball, V. II , Soccer III, IV, Track I, II, III, BasebaII III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Ping Pong II, III, Boys Athletics I, Home Room Officer I, II. s A MARY ANN EVANS Mary . . . known by her blush . . . everyone's pal . . . nice looking . . . neat dresser . . . willin and conscientious worker . . . popular . . . appreciative . . . W0liIS in Newberry's . . . plans to attend Beacom. Student Council III, IV, Secretar IV, Class Secretary III, IV, Newspaper Staff III, IV, Kernel Stall' IV, Basketball, J. V. II, Hockey, V. II, III, Varsity IV, G. A. C. II, III, IV, President IV, A.A. Secretary IV, Commencement Usher III, Operetta I, II, IV, Christmas Play I, II, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Secretary to Teacher IV, Chorus I, II, III, IV, Orchestra I, Dancing II, III, IV, Archery Club, President II, Home Room Officer I, II, III, Dance Committee I, II, III, IV, Home Room Committees I, II, III, IV, Cheerleading Club II. JANE FRANCES EWELL Janie . . . Class bagger . . . talkative . . . blushes easily . . . anythin for an argument . . . innocent . . . She's lovely . . . she's engaged to Raymle. G. A. C. III, IV, Chorus I, II, Dramatics I, II, Dancing I, II, III, IV, Manager of Team IV, Dance Committee I, II, III. RICHARD EARL FARMER Richie . . . good-looking . . . shy . . . always has trouble with his car . . . s are time spent working in the A 81 P . . . popular . . . pleasant disposition . . . likes history best . . . plans to go into the service. Student Council II, Class President II, III, Basketball, V. II, Track I, Baseball, I, II, III, IV, A. A. Ofiicer IV, Class Night Usher III, Commencement Usher III, Operetta I, Hall Patrol IV, Home Room Officer II, III, Ping Pong Club I, II. FLORENCE MARIE FISHEL Flossie . . . energetic . . . hard worker . . . Home Ec. student . . . quiet but jolly . . . spare time spent at Hollinger's . . . pretty hair . . . future, uncertain. F. H. A. III, IV, Chorus I, Handiwork Club I, Dancing I, Home Nursing IV, Fashion Show IV, DOROTHY MARIE FRAMPTON Dorothy . . . blonde . . . loves to chatter . . . a good friend . . . pleasant ways . . . interested in Home Ec .... plans to join Waves Hall Patrol IV, Chorus I, II, IV, F. H. A. II, III, IV, Dancing I, II, III, IV, Christmas Play IV, Dance Committee IV, Home Nursing IV. CLIFFORD HARLAN GRAY, IR. Skipp . . . little and full of life . . . likes to tease and be teased . . . friendlyy . . . would rather boss than work . . . owns a nice car . . . likes to play the violin . . . never a dull moment . . . future. un- certain. Kernel Staff IV, Hall Patrol IV, Orchestra I, II, III, Stage Manager IV. , GWENDOLYN ADAMS GRAY Gwen . . . pleasing personality . . . full of fun and fancy free . . . contagious giggle . . . likes art . . . helpful in typing . . . plans to go to Bainbridge . . . nice to know. Kernel Staff IV 3 Hall Patrol IV, Secretar to Teacher IV p Chorus I, II, III, IV, Dancing I, II, III, IV3 I'I,ome Room Officer III, Poster Club IV, Dance Committee IV. ANNA RUTH GREENWAY Anna i. . . very quiet . . . loves bright colors . . . her hair is her crowmng glory . . . minds her own business . . . interest mostly outside of school . . . will learn to be a beautician. Christmas Pla I 5 Chorus II, III 1 Home Nursing IV, Dancing II, III, IV, II, III, IVg President IV, Vice President III, Handiwork II 5 Knitting Club III p Art Club I 3 Fashion Show IV. MARY ETHEL GREER Mary . . . tall . . . sweet smile . . . always pleasant and gay . . . likes to go to the movies . . . one of the few French students . . . often seen with Jean . . . swell personality . . . lots of fun . . . plans to be a nurse. Kernel Staff IV 5 Christmas Play III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Dra- matics III, IV, F.H.A. I, II, Dancing I, II, III, Handiwork Club I, II, IVg. KELCIE EARL GREY Kelcie . . . quiet . . . pretty curly hair . . . likes to ice skate . . . handyman when it comes to putting u scenery . . . likes to drive . . . pleasant personality . . . falthougfij slow to laugh . . . never makes any trouble for anyone . . . future undecided. IOHN OLIVER HAGY, IR. Ollie . . . mischievous fin every sense of the wordj . . . always look- ing for a good time . . . spends a lot of time working at the garage . . . his main interest is Hazel . . . can always be heard in the main room at noon time . . . good basketball player . . . intends to be a truck driver. Basketball, Varsity III, IVg Basketball, V. I, II, Soccer III, IVg Track I, III, IVg Hall Patrol IVg Boys' Cooking Club IVg Ping Pong II, IIIQ Model Airplane I. PHILIP EDGAR HAYES Philip . . . tall . . . mischievous . . . nice dresser . . . ready grin . . ' taxi service to Ada's . . . always game for anything . . . likes to raise pigs . . . loves to tease . . . always seen with Todd . . . future undecided. Operetta IVg Christmas Play 1Vg Hall Patrol IVg Chorus IV: Dancing I, II, III, IVg Dance Committee III, Dramatics IV. SARAH ANNE HOVER Sally . . . pretty teeth . . . always has troubles . . . talkative . . a came from Lower Merion in Sophomore year . . . interested in school newspaper . . . good actress . . . plans to be a stenographer. Newspaper Staff III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Christmas Play IVg Secretary to Teacher IV 5 Home Room Officer III g Dance Com- mittee III, IVg Hall Patrol IV. ELMA ELLEN IAYNES Elma . . . good art student . . . good taste in clothes . . . proud of her record collection . . . likes to drive a car fast . . . original . . . jolly . . . plans to go to Allehgeny. Newspaper Staff III, IVg Kernel Staff IV, Basketball, J.V. Ig Hockey, J.V. I5 Operetta I, II, III, IV, Chorus I, II, III, IV, Dramatics I5 Dance Committees I, II, Illg Poster Club IV. SARA LORRETTA JONES Sara . . . nice dresser . . . good student . . . pleasant . . . pretty smile . . . courteous . . . interested in Home Ee .... goes around with Doris and Jean. Card Club I, Knitting and Crocheting Club II, G. A. C. II, F. H. A. I, II, III, IV, Vice President IV, Dancing II, III, IV, Home Nursing IV, F. H. A. Club III, IV. PAUL ALOYSIUS KAVANAGH, IR. X Paul . . . easy going . . . no worries . . . never in a hurry about anything . . . likes to cowboy his hot-rod fand-howlj . . . gets into alminimum amount of trouble . . . surprised us by joining the ser- vice. Boy's Athletics I, Track II, III, Soccer I, II, III, Baseball I, II, Assistant Manager Basketball II, III , Manager Basketball IV. CLEMENT EARL KENT, IR. Clem . . . mischievous grin . . . sought-after t pe . . . gets a lot of fun out of driving . . . spends his time with gennie and the boys . . . well-liked . . . doesn't miss a trick . . . never a care in the world . . . plans to be a truck driver. Student Council IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Ping Pong I, II. DORIS GERTRUDE KIRK Doris . . .-loves to argue . . . happy-go-lucky . . . always smiling . . . pretty hair . . . goes with Junior . . . will try anything once . . . plans to be a bookkeeper. Kernel Staff IV, Hocke , J.V. I, G. A. C. I, Operetta I, Hall Patrol IV, Chorus IV, Bancing II, III, IV, Dance Committee II, III, IV, Card Club I, Art Club II. JAMES FRANKLIN LUPTON Jimmy . . . friendly grin . . . likes to play his trumpet . . . spends a lot of time at the A 81 P . . . smooth dancer . . . he and Shirley are inseparable . . . good actor . . . doesn't do any more schoolwork than he has to . . . easy going . . . plans to join the navy. Soccer Manager III, IV, Band IV, Operetta III, IV, Class Night Usher III, Commencement Usher III, Chorus III, IV, Christmas Play III, IV, Dancing I, II, III, IV, Home Room Officer II, Dance Committees I, II, III. FRANCES JANE MCCALL Babe . . . cheerleader . . . full of pep . . . determined . . . generous with her help in P. O. D. . . . sil y giggle . . . cute . . . popular . . . continually raises a commotion . . . wants to join the service. Kernel Stalf IV, Cheerleader III, IV, Chorus I, II, Dancing I, II, III, IV, Dance Committee I, II, III, IV. MARGARET FRANCES McCLAIN Margaret . . . quiet . . . unassumin . . . good friend . . . doesn't have much to say . . . little . . . mocfest. Shows Ig Girl's Athletic Ig F. H. A. I, II, III, IV, Dancing Club HAZEL LORAINE McCOURY Hazel . . . another one of those McCoury's . . . Ollie's gal . . . seems to haye her troubles . . . commercial student . . . seen with Gwen . . . nice to know . . . plans to be a telephone operator. Kernel Staff IVg Hall Patrol IV, Secretary to Teacher IV, Chorus I, II, Dancing I, II, Dance Committee II, III, IV, Dramatics I. IANET LEE MCCOURY Janet . . . prett hair . . . flirtatious . . . main interest out ofschool . . . very friendliy . . . ready smile . . . dependable . . . conscientious student . . . plans to go into nursing. Kernel Staff IVg Class Night Usher IIIp Hall Patrol IVp Chorus Ig Dancing I, II, III, IVg Home Room Ollficer IIIg Dance Com- mittee I, II, III, IV3 Red Cross Club I. IENNIE MAY MCCOURY Jennie . . . quiet . . . likes to giggle . . . carefree . . . always buzzing around . . . good humored . . . future, uncertain. F. H. A. II, III, IV: Chorus II, IIIg Dancing II, III, IV, G. A. C. I, II, Dance Committee I5 Home Nursin IV, Knitting Club III5 Art Club Ig F. H, A. Club I, II5 Fashion ghow IV. WILMER HENRY McDOWELL, IR. Newt . . . easy-going . . . doesn't take anything too seriously . . interested in a certain freshman girl . . . likes a good time . . allergic to school . . . joker . . . plans to work in a mushroom house Dancing Club IV, Boy's Athlitic I, IIg Baseball I. FRED ERNEST MCMICHAEL Fred . . . conscientious worker . . . always ready to help . . . likes to dance . . . kept busy with F. F. A .activities . . . always seen with Harold . . . Miss Keech's chauffeur . . . industrious . . . takes a lot of kidding . . . plans to take over his father's farm. F. F. A. I, II, III, IV, Reporter II, IIIQ President IVg Operetta II, IVp Chorus III, IV, Rifle Club II, Etiquette Club I. IANE MARGARET MALEY Jane . . . interest lies out of school . . . good worker . . . likes a good time . . . Home EC. student . . . seen but not heard . . . pleasant disposition! . . . last of the Maley's. Handiwork Club Ig Kernel Staff IV, F. H. A. III, IV, F. H. A. Club III, IV 3 Dancin I, II, III, IV 3 Home Nursing IV 3 Knitting Club I3 Art Club I 3 Fashion Show IV. ELIZABETH REISLER MASON Liz . . . hot-rod . . . good in sports . . . a whiz on the clarinet . . . always treasurer of all organizations . . . friendly . . . easy-going . . . school work doesn't bother her. Class Treasurer I, II, III, Kernel Staff IV 5 G. A. C. IV 3 Basket- ball Varsity I, II, III, IV 5 A. A. Officer IV 3 Band IV 5 Orchestra I, II, Commencement Usher III3 Dancing IIIg Home Room Officer I, II 3 Dance Committee I, II, III, IV. IERALYN MAY MAULE Jerry . . . jolly . . . seems to like school . . . goes steady with Hugh . . . interest in piano playing . . . seen with Elma . . . neat dresser . . . attractive clothes. Kernel Staff IV 5 Class Night Usher III, Operetta IV 5 Christmas Play IV, Hall Patrol IV, Chorus IV, Dancin I, II, III, IV, glance Committee IV 5 Art Club I, II, Handiwoxgk I 3 Poster Club DORIS MAY MAXWELL Doris . . . full of vim and vigor . . . not a care in the world . . . good- humored . . . noisy in English class at times . . . pals around with Sara and Jean. Dancin II III IV'G A. C IgF H.A I II, III IVgChorus I5 Home Iglursing iv 5 A. Club III, IV, I7ashion,Show IV. FRANK CHARLES MORONEY, III Frank . . . tall . . . mainly interested in Alice . . . has trouble keep- ing his driver's license . . . s nds spare time as a gas station at- tendant . . . usuall in a goodiiiumor . . . makes a good showing in history class . . . pins to work at the Sunoco service station. Student Council II 5 Hall Patrol IV 5 Rifle Club II. MARY LOUISE MORRISON Mary Louise . . . our leader . . . studious . . . quiet . . . very busy girl . . . interest in Hickory Hill . . . nice personality . . . p ans to attend Beacom. Student Council III, IV, President of Student Council IV 5 Class Secretary III g Chorus Ig News aper Editor IV 5 Kernel Staff IV, Commencement Usher III 5 Cliiristmas Play I, IV5 Secretary to Teacher IV, Orchestra I 5 Home Room Officer I, III. 2 X JEAN ELIZABETH NOCHO Jean . . . talkative . . . flighty . . . nice clothes . . . active . . . likes to slng . . . forever late . . . goes wherever Doris goes . . . good dancer . . . plans to be a secretary. Dancing II, III, IV 5 Girls Athletics I, II, Card Club I 5 Knitting Club I, II. HAROLD RICHARD PHILLIPS Squeak . . . pretty hair . . . friendly smile . . . always cutting u . . . another A 8l P worker . . . swell dancer . . . ladies' man . . . good looking . . . never a dull moment . . . has a unique voice . . . always ready to start something. Kernel Staff IV 5 Track I, IV5 Class Night Usher IIIQ Commence- ment Usher III 3 Chorus II 3 Dancing II, III, IV5 Home Room Officer III 5 Dance Committee II, III, IV. IANE EMMA PHILLIPS much interested in nursing, her future. matics I, III5 Handiwork I, II5 Art Club II. ROBERT WAYNE PIERSON Bob . . . quiet . . . nice to know . . . studious . . . never anybody . . . always looks neat . . . efficient . . . courteous pendable . . . plans to work on his father's farm. Kernel Staff IV 5 Archery IIg Boy's Athletics I. ALICE IEANNETTE PRANGE Alice . . . quiet . . . interest outside of school . . . nice to know . . . always ready to help . . . lucky enou h to have naturally wavy hair . . . successful in commercial . . . laces riding fa horse, that isj . . . future, telephone operator. but not heard . . . reserved . . . good commercial student... .- Jane . . . friendly . . . enjoys singing . . . takes teasing from Mr- Coates . . . good student . . . considerate . . . dependab e . . . very Kernel Staff IV 5 Operetta III, IV p Christmas Play III, IV 5 Hall Patrol IVg Secretary to Teacher IV, Chorus I, II, III, IVgDra- bothers seen . de- G. A. C. I5 Dancing I, II, III, IVg Secretary to Teacher IV. GRACIE BELLE REYBURN Grace . . . commercial student . . . keeps to herself . . . no special interests . . . fun to know . . . pleasant . . . regular attendance in school . . . never makes any trouble . . . future uncertain. Chorus I 5 Card Club I g Dancing II, III, IV 5 Secretary to Teacher IV. - IEANNE ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Jeanne . . . jolly . . . always ready to lend a hand . . . good friend . . . courteous . . . likes secretarial work . . . spends a lot of time on the farm fguess whose?D . . . nice disposition . . . plans to work in Bainbridge office. Kernel Staff IV, Secretary to Teacher IV, Chorus I, II, F. H. A. III, Handiworli I. HAROLD TRUMAN RONEY Harold . . . little . . . full of mischief. . . always doing something for the F. F. A .... big tease . . . friendl . . . talks a lot . . . bright and gay . . . prankster . . . happy-go-Iucliyy . . . plans to be a farmer. F. F. A. III, IV, Rifle Club II, Dancing III, Boy's Athletics I. RUTHANN SHELINE Ruth . . . quiet . . . likes fancy clothes . . . another Home Ec student . . . main interest out of the United States . . . plans to get into the service. O eretta III, IV, Christmas Play III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, CIiorus I, III, IV, F. H. A. II, III, IV, Secretary IV, Treasurer III, IV, Dancing I, II, III, IV, Handiwork I, Art Club II, Home Nursing IV. ALMA MAE SHIELDS Alma . . . short . . . likes red and wears a lot of it . . . interests mostly outside of school . . . likes Florida . . . Home Ec. student O . . comes to school as she pleases . . . future housewife. Operetta I, II, III, Chorus I, II, III, IV, Dramatics I, II, F. H. A. III, IV, Dancing I, II, III, IV, Home Nursing IV. WILLIAM BENJAMIN SIMS Bennie . . . tall . . . good basketball player . . . always has some- thin to say . . . likes to run around with the boys . . . always has a crack to make . . . mind of his own . . . no worries . . . doesn't bother with the girls . . . plans to become a restaurant manager. Basketball, Varsity III, IVg Basketball, V. I, II, Soccer II, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Dancing III, Archery IIIg Home Room Officer I, Ping Pong II. BERTHA IUANITA SMITH Juanita . . . pretty complexion . . . dresses nicely . . . efficient . . . courteous . . . sports a diamond . .. spends a lot of time with Bob . . . going to Beacom. Kernel Staff IVg Hall Patrol IVg Secretary to Teacher IV, Chorus I, IV: Red Cross Ig Handiwork I, II. WANDA JANE STETLER Stet . . . noisy . . . main interest lies outisde of school, namely, Sonny . . . neat . . . Janie's side-kick . . . school doesn't bother her . . . giggles a lot . . . happy-go-lucky. Home Room Officer Ig Kernel Staff IV, Hockey, Varsity IV, G. A. C. IV, Hall Patrol IVg Secretar to Teacher IVg Chorus I, II, Dancing I, II, III, lVg Handiworlt I, Ilg Home Room Com- mittees I, II, III, IV3 Dance Committees I, II, III, IVg Photo- graphy II. ROBERT LEE SUMNER Bob . . . ladies' man . . . likes to tease . . . gets around a lot . . . likes math . . . mischievous grin . . . good actor . . . sharp dresser . . . worries about his grades . . . likes to eat in study hall . . . in- terested in sports . . . popular . . . would like to study engineering. Student Council IIIg Class President Ig Kernel Staff IV 5 Soccer III, IVg Track III, IVg Baseball II, III, IV, A. A. Officer IIIQ Operetta I, II, III, IVQ Hall Patrol IVg Chorus I, II, III, IVg Boy's Cooking Club IV3 Home Room Officer I, II. SAMUEL ROE SWEENEY Sam . . . good-looking . . . smooth character . . . talented in music and acting . . . main interest in Union . . . easy -going . . . well liked . . . class crooner . . .likes a good time . . . plays a mean trum pet . . . plans to make a career in music . . . always looks neat. Student Council IVg Kernel Staff IV, Operetta I, II, III, IV: Christmas Play I, II, III, IVg District Chorus III, IV, Chorus I II, III, IVg Orchestra I, llg Band IV, Dramatics Il, Dancing I II, Archery Ig Dance Committee II, Ill, IV. LOIS ANN THOMAS Lois . . . jolly . . . Home Ec Student . . . friendly . . . likes to sew . . . likes Hygiene best . . .likes to have a good time . . . gets a kick out oflife . . . plans to work at the Pennsylvania Nlilitary College. Oxford: F. H. A. IV, Home Nursing IV, Knitting Club III, F. H. A. Club IV5 Fashion Show IV. Upper Chichester: Operetta I, II, Chorus I, II. ROBERT LEWIS TODD Bob . . . blonde . . . popular . . . spends a lot of time hunting and boating . . . polite . . . smooth dancer . . . likes to go roller-skating . . . nice clothes . . . friendly dispostiion . . .always seen with Philip . . . future will be in the business world. Student Council III, Class Vice President III, Kernel Staff IVg Class Night Usher IIIg Commencement Usher III, Operetta II, IV, Christmas Play IV, Hall Patrol IV, Chorus II, IV, Dramatics IV, Boys' Cooking Club IVg Dancing I, II, III, IV, Rifle Clubllg Home Room Officer Il, III, Archery III, Dance Committee I, II, III. ROBERT LEE WALTERS Bob . . . likeable . . . studious . . . likes to argue in P. O. D. . . ' usually working on his geometry . . . industrious . . . stays out of trouble most ofthe time . . . nice to know . . . plans to go to a military school. Kernel Staff IV, Hall Patrol IV, Dancing Ilg Boy's Athletics I. CHARLES IOHN WARD Buddy . . . friendly . . . sought-after-type . . . lilies to cowboy . . . full of fun . . . never a worry in the worlcl . . . nice-looking . . . prankster . . . will try anything once . . . never serious . . . always looking for a good time . . . plans to he a mushroom grower. Boy's Athletics Ig Dancing ll, III, IVg Art ll. HARMON JAMES WEAVER, IR. Harmon . . . seen but not heard . . . nice dispostion . . . likes to run around with the fellows . . . interest outsicle ol school . . . never causes any trouble . . . not interested in school . . . quiet . . . plans Q to he a truck driver. Baseball Ill, IVg Bo-y's Athletics l. 4, JEAN ELEANOR WHARTON Jean . . . pleasant . . . lilies a good time . . . lilies clogs . . . reservecl . . . nice to know . . . sincere . . . always seen with Nlary . . . plans to he a nurse . . . does a lot of riding . . . one of our tall girls. Basketball, V. Illg G. A. C. IIg Hall Patrol 1Vg Chorus I, Ilg Dancing Il, III, 1Vg Kernel Staff IV. ROBERT REED WHITESIDE Jetty . . . easy-going . . . noon-time entertainer . . . helps Mrs, Smith in the library . . . exerts little energy . . . hep piano player . . . likes to laugh . . . spends much of his time sleeping . . . girls don't seem to bother him. llall Patrol IVp Boy's Athletics I, llg Archery Club Ilg Track I, II. ALICE ANN WICHHART Alice . . . pretty hair . . . nice disposition . . . dependable . . . likes to work . . . witty, in a quiet sort of way . . . holds no pgrud es against anyone . . . makes use of her driver's license . . . heacfed for Beacom. Newspaper Staff III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Class Night Usher III, Hall Patrol II 5 Secretary to Teacher IV, Chorus IV, Dramatics IVg Dancing I, II, Home Room Officer III, Dance Committee II, III, IV. JAMES EDWARD WILLIS Jimmy . . . friend to all . . . reserved . . . always has a carload of boys and girls . . . spends a lot of time in the typing room . . . likes to sing tenor . . . courteous . . . seen with Alice quite a bit . . . seldom worried about anything. SEOFFG III, IV, Operetta III, IV, Archery III, Art III, Dancing AUDREY MARIE ZELL Audrey . . . gay- . . . looks neat . . . loves to stay home from school . . . interested in sports . . . always going to scfuare-dances . . . pefjonality . . . always on the go . . . future ies in secretarial ie . Newspaper Staff III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, G. A. C. IV, Hall Patrol IV, Secretary to Teacher IVg Dancing I, II, III, IV5 Manager of Team IV: Art IIg Handiwork I, II. AAARY NXORRISUN, NXARY BRUBAKER, MARY EVANS HQNOR RQLL l'7LZlEdl'Cf0l'l'lIl'L MARY LOUISE MORRISON Sa lu lafarfan MARY BRUBAKER MARY EVANS 54 KER EL STAFF Edl.f0f'l.H-Chl.Ef TEDDY COCHRAN f1.r.rf.rlanl Fdilor EDNA ADAMS Llleraqy Edilor MARY BRUBAKER 1fJ.ri.r!anl,r ALICE WICHHART, JERRY MAULE, JEANNE REYNOLDS, HAZEL MCCOURY, JANET MCCOURY, FRANK BOWMAN JUANITA SMITH, MARY GREER, Treafurer ELIZABETH MASON Boym Sporlf ROBERT SUMNER Hr! MILDRED BARD GWEN GRAY SAM SWEENEY HEATH WARDEN, CLIFFORD GRAY Bu.rI'neJ,r .flfanager MARY LOUISE MORRISON .4J'.ri.rIanI.r ELMA JAYNES, FRANCES MCCALL, ROBERT TODD, ROBERT WALTERS, KELCIE GREY, JESSE DOLINGER, JEAN WHARTON Head Typzlrl SALLY HOVI-:R ROBERT PIERSON Salem zllanager MA RY EVANS GI'rl.1' Sporfw NANCY ADAMS Pholography ROBERT COX ROBERT CLEAVER DOROTHY COOMES, FRANCES BROWN, DORIS KIRK, HAROLD PHILLIPS, ALICE BRANDENBERGER, ARLENE BROOMALL, WANDA STETLER, DOROTIiY DUNCAN, JANE PHILLIPS, AUDREY ZELL, JANE MALEY 55 CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO Maroon and Whiie Live io learnf learn to lwe CLASS POEM Here we stand with pride and honor On this, our graduation day- Thinking not, but reminiscing, Of days before, when we were gay. Behind us, the cherished years we've spent, The moments so sweet we surrender, The happy days, the friends we've made, All for the unknown splendor. We know the way will be weary, For those of us who aspire To find our star, to reach new goals, To set the standards higher. We go with hearts that are loyal and true To the ideals these years we've been taught 3 We go from our loved ones, their tender care To the fray, unknown, unfought. These thoughts are sad, and yet must be The inner, urging cry, That drives and says, Go on. Go on, Our purpose must not die. Let each one take unto himself. The message of this day, To begin-not end, what each intends, To succeed-the rightful way. ALICE WICHHART 56 CLASS HISTCRY Our twelve years of gaining knowledge have terminated. Some of us will go onto seek further education, and others will start now to make places for themselves in the world. During our last four years of work and fellowship some names have disappeared from the roll while new ones have been added. We can remember vividly the many happenings which took place over this period of time. In our Freshman year, some of our classmates took part in Youth Day activities around the town. We had fun on a hayride and a skating party at Avondale, but the big event of the year was the Freshman Party. Bill Short supplied the music for this affair for which the traditional Hallowe'en decorations were used. Our trip to Franklin Institute with Mrs. Barr provided both education and fun. The first real accomplishment during the Sophomore year, other than the usual studies was the Sophomore Hop. Christmas festivities brought about the theme for the decorations and the Criterions,' furnished the dance music. The skating party at the then new Merryland roller rink was a delightful success. This year many of us had the opportunity to attend our first formal, the Snowball. Cur trip to Philadel- phia this year was with Miss Senftg our destination, the Art Museum. As Iuniors we came into the spotlight 5 for our sports participants become varsity material, and we all flashed around our new class rings. We celebrated St. Patrick's Day by giving a Turnabout Dance. The long-awaited spring brought with it the excitement of the Iunior Prom. Silver and blue decorations to look at, cake and punch to eat, Tom Donahue's orchestra to dance to-all made it a perfect night for us. This year again we had a skating party at the Merryland rink. In our Senior year we did something unprecedented-we held a Hobo Hop, which was a howling success. Most of our last semester was spent working on the yearbook and practising for the Senior play, Mother Is a F reshmanf' Like many former classes, we had a wonderful time in Washington. After we got over all our final exams, we came into the limelight in the community as we held our Baccalaureate services, our Class Night program and Commencement exercises. To many of us this seems like the end of learning and good time. We are told by people much older and wiser than we that this is only the beginning of our life out in the world. We hope that each member of our class will live, act and work in such a way that he will prove to the world that Oxford is a wonderful place to live. 57 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT EDNA ADAMS, leave my place on the newspaper staff to Mary Ann Vaughn. NANCY ADAMS, leave my love for dancing to Gene Evans. MILDRED BARD, leave my cheerleading uniform to my sister, Elsie. FRANK BOWMAN, leave my interest in machines to Fred Cheek. ALICE BRANDENBERGER, leave my place on the hall patrol to any short girl. ARLENE BROOMALL, leave my interest in shorthand to Ioanne Stillwell. HAROLD BROOMELL, leave my ability to play the fiddle to Ronald Reburn. FRANCES BROWN, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Coates to anyone who does not blush. MARY BRUBAKER, leave my clarinet to Marilyn Rubincan. ROBERT CLEAVER, leave my mathematical ability to Norman Sumner. SAMUEL COATES, leave my hair to anyone who can keep it one color for more than three weeks. THEODORA COCHRAN, leave the Kernel', to whoever has more spare time than I. DOROTHY COOMES, leave my politeness to Louise Wilson. ROBERT COX, leave all my used flash bulbs to Bill Edwards. HERREL CURRY, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Ronald Reburn. BARBARA DAVIS, leaves my clothes to anyone who likes them. IESSE DOLINGER, leave a detailed map of Port Deposit to anyone who can interpret it. ASHTON DORETY, leave my interest in sports to Orville Iones. DOROTHY DUNCAN, leave my dark hair to Betty Ross. BARRY ESHELMAN, leave my passport to Maryland to Orville Iones. MARY EVANS, leave my blush to Dewey Bolen. IANE EWELL, leave my diamond to some lucky future senior. RICHARD FARMER, leave my car to anyone who can keep it running. FLORENCE FISCHEL, leave my typing eraser to Lynn Hauber. DOROTHY FRAMPTON, leave my liking for P. O. D. to Doris Sheline. CLIFFORD GRAY, leave my height to Paul Propst. GWEN GRAY, leave some of my weight to lane Miller. ANNA GREENWAY, leave all my worries and headaches in English class to Lucille Main. MARY GREER, leave my French book to Sandra Epstein. KEI.CIE GREY, leave my curly hair to Raymond Stata. OLIVER HAGY, leave my position on the basketball team to Dave Simons. PHILLIP HAYES, leave my taxi service to some good-natured soul. SARA HOVER, leave my newspaper work to anyone who is a glutton for punishment. ELMA IAYNES, leave my interest in art to my sister, Kay. SARA JONES, leave my ability to get along with Donnie White to Anna Iones. CLEMENT KENT, leave my flirtatious ways to Dave Franklin. DORIS KIRK, leave my typing ability to Raymond Hamm. JAMES LUPTON, leave my trumpet to Elizabeth Stroud. IAN E MALEY, leave my school books to Shirley Fischel. ELIZABETH MASON, leave the Olds to Dave Simons for its usefulness. IERALYN MAULE, leave my height to my sister, Lorraine. DORIS MAXWELL, leave my ability to get along with Lawrence Penn to Shirley Iones. FRANCES MCCALL, leave my place in cheerleading to Whoever wants to undertake it. MARGARET MCCLAIN, leave my quiet ways to Iean Maxwell. HAZEL MCCOURY, leave my desk in shorthand to anyone who is unfortunate enough to get it. JANET MCCOURY, leave my red hair to whoever would want it. 58 IENNIE MCCOURY, leave my giggles to my cousin, Hilma McCoury. WILMER MCDOWELL, leave my love for a good time to any busy person. FRED MCMICHAEL leave my F. F. A. troubles to all future presidents. FRANK MORONEY, leave my driver's license to anyone who can keep it longer than I. MARYhLOUISE MORRISON, leave all my newspaper deadlines to anyone who can meet t em. IEAN NOCHO, leave my ability to come to school on time to Ioyce Walls. HAROLD PHILLIPS, leave my paralyzed vocal chord to anyone with a cure for it. IANE PHILLIPS, leave my shorthand book to Rose Chase. ROBERT PIERSON, leave my desk in the Main Room to the next fortunate senior. ALICE PRANGE, leave my naturally wavy hair to my sister, Iulia. WILLIAM PURCELL, leave my hall patrol duties to some industrious junior. GRACE REYBURN, leave my success in commercial arithmetic to my sister, Margaret. IEANNE REYNOLDS, leave my shorthand ability to Helen Howell. HAROLD RONEY, leave my ability to sleep in study hall to Elvin Eckman. RUTH SHELINE, leave my ability to get along with the F. F. A. boys to Florence Framp- ton. ALMA SHIELDS, leave my excuses for being late to anyone who canlt get up in the morn- mg. BENJAMIN SIMS, leave my quiet ways to Raymond Hamm. IUANITA SMITH, leave my duties as secretary to Mrs. Hindman to the next person lucky enough to be chosen. WANDA STETLER, leave my ability to roll my eyes to anyone who can use it to advan- tage. ROBERT SUMN ER, leave my catching position on the baseball team to Vernie Ringler. SAMUEL SWEENEY, leave my extra-curricular activities to whoever can take care of them. LOIS THOMAS, leave my seat in the Main Room to any junior. ROBERT TODD, leave my ability to take off for gunning to whoever can get away with it. ROBERT WALTERS, leave my P. O. D. book to Tommy Wright. CHARLES WARD, leave my ability to bag to Orville Iones. HEATH WARDEN, leave my job as manager of the basketball team to Norman Sumner. HARMON WEAVER, leave my bagging ability to Norman Sumner. JEAN WHARTON, leave my seat in algebra class to any future senior who takes freshman algebra. ROBERT WHITESIDE, leave my good behavior to Dewey Bolen. ALICE WICHHART, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother, Charles. IAMES WILLIS, leave my taxi service to somebody with a nice big car. AUDREY ZELL, leave my troubles in basketball to Iosephine Shields. Signed and Sealed By THE CLASS OF '51 59 Cutest Couple CLASS RANK Most Popular HAZEL MCCOURY MARY EVANS OLLIE HAGY ROBERT CLEAVER Most Talented MARY BRUBAKER SAM SWEENEY Most Active ROBERT SUMNER Best Workers MARY MORRISON MARY MORRISON ROBERT SUMNER ROBERT WALTERS Best Dressed TEDDY COCHRAN ROBERT SUMNER Wittiest NANCY ADAMS OLLIE HAGY Best Dancers NANCY ADAMS IIMMY LUPTON Most M ischievous NANCY ADAMS OLLIE HAGY Most Likely To Succeed MARY MORRISON ROBERT SUMNER Prettiest Hair JANET MCCOURY KELCIE GRAY Best Athletes MILDRED BARD ASHTON DORETY Most Talkative IEAN NOCHO PAUL KAVANAUGH Class Ladies Man ROBERT SUMNER Best Personality MARY EVANS RICHARD FARMER Cutest TEDDY COCHRAN BUDDY WARD Most Studious MARY MORRISON ROBERT PIERSON Class Comedians JEAN NOCHO OLLIE HACY Most Polite DOROTHY COOMES ROBERT TODD Best Looking DOROTHY DUNCAN ROBERT SUMNER Tallest MARY MORRISON FRANK MORONEY Most Flirtatious Shortest WANDA MCCALL ALMA SHIELDS CLEM KENT HERREI. CURRY Quietest MARGARET MCCLAIN HERREL CURRY 40 M' wakin- CLASS PRCPHECY One day in 1961, three telephone operators, Gwen Grey, Audrey Zell, and Alice Prange, have lunch together in the Sims Sandwich Shoppe, owned and operated by Bennie Sims. Besides discovering that the busy waitresses are Dorothy Coomes, Margaret McClain and Grace Reyburn, they find that among them they know quite a bit about how the class of '51 is getting along. Mary Brubaker is combining marriage with a career of teaching music in a school in Philadelphia. Sam Sweeney is also successful along this line 5 his mellow voice and his smooth dance band, of which lim Lupton is featured trumpet soloist, are gaining tremendous popularity. A surprising thing is the number of secretaries which the class produced. The office force of the DuPont corporation includes the following girls: Edna Adams, Frances Brown, Mary Evans, Sally Hover and Mary Morrison. Hazel McCoury and Iennie McCoury and Iean Nocho are affiliated with local firms. Lois Thomas is doing secretarial work at the Pennsylvania Military College. Liz Mason is working her way up in the People's Bank. Sam Coates has estab- lished himself a reputation as a fine draftsman in New York and Bob Sumner is travel- ing over the United States as an engineer. Heath Warden is editor of a flourishing local newspaper, Heathie's Herald. Robert Pierson and Bob Todd are his crack reporters, and Barbara Davis and Ieanne Reynolds are Heath's office girls. Chester County is being supplied with mushrooms grown by Buddy Ward, Wilmer McDowell, and Harold Broomell. These mushrooms are delivered by Harmon Weaver, Clem Kent and Ollie Hagy, who are veteran truck drivers. Barry Eshelman is at the wheel of a mail truck and Herrell Curry is hauling milk throughout this part of the country. Those who entered the nursing field are Nancy Adams, Mary Greer, Ianet Mc- Coury, Iane Phillips and Jean Wharton. The outcome of the high school engagements was very favorable. Arlene Broom- all, Iuanita Smith, and Iane Ewell, are now res ectively, Mrs. William Moll, Mrs. Robert Dunfee, and Mrs. Raymond Broomell. Aqso enjoying happy married lives are Teddy Cochran, Alma Shields, Wanda Stetler, and Alice Wichhart. There is uite a representation of our class serving Uncle Sam. Frank Bowman is a Marine pilot. Buzz Dorety, Iessie Dolinger, Iim Willis, and Skip Gray have also joined him in his search for adventure. Bob Whiteside, Kelcie Grey, Philip Hayes, and Bill Purcell are sailing the seven seas in the navy. Bob Walters graduated from West Point with high honors and now has a high position in the Army. We also have a few patriotic girls in the class of '51. Dorothy Frampton, Frances McCall, and Ruth Ann Sheline are Lady Leathernecksf' In the field of art, Elma Iaynes and Ierry Maule have made names for themselves as commercial artists. Doris Maxwell is drawing advertisements for the famous dress designer, Dorothy Duncan. Head ty ist in Miss Duncan's firm is Iane Maley and Doris Kirk is one of her most efficientlbookkeepers. Anna Greenway owns an ultra-modern beauty salon and employs Mildred Bard, Florence Fischel, and Sara Iones. Richie Farmer is at the head of a big chain store concern. Branch managers are Bob Cleaver and Harold Phillips. Last but far from least, Fred McMichael and Harold Roney, are using their knowledge acquired through F.F.A. work to make themselves the best farmers around. When all is said and done, we have done ourselves roud and we will continue to d P o so. 42 UNUL IT C145 3,15 GX fwig 6 fY'm ' i. 'Z-Qax X YKYZXX ffvi max I-LQLQ Qing gum! 553 viii Wm SG-1 DEAD 2594 amz, EEE - an 550 .af-Q ,ie 4522 swf: SEE 1:95 U,,3U3 .MW 225 .W E55 LJU4: Q55 C1115 QT: MNA E35 ,-E aw z.Q Ugg viii-? if 'S' Q23 QJE wg- Af: wa. 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EDWARDS, Z 4: an o 2' A :Z o V2 as E Q-4 P-4. D. ABERNATHY, KNELL, S. BIC :S w o an lk 2 Z E P3 D E52 'SEQ Q D o I an U 41 3:3 0:15 -E ji-1 wig 32.4 OE? 3.m ,TQ EEE O ED .2 Md N, H. QV: Ou.: OZ IINSO O. v-.L IH I1-I M o v-I w -1: H :' 3 42 on I-L -A H 'C Z LC Z Ill z 41 'Q Q E-1 H I-rl td O O as U ui Z Qi D D2 Ld vi fd cf B af ca r Z 4 'Z H ..1 5 Q5 na 5 D i m D an rf: D4 2' 2 o E-4 54 BJ UD f-A ui 0 Z 4: cz D-4 A rn H EZ 5 Of: ,qw-I HERD, D' EDWARDS, J. WALLACE. SHE? R. R ALTER, H. W ALL, R. TRUMEO, F. KEYS, D. N.H OWELL, A. SUPPLEE, CD Ammcs, R. M CU G. LLUP, mPsoN, L. GA S Em ..... mmmaemo EIGHTH GR DE Rmv I: R. JONES, M. STANLEY, B. CURRY, J. BARKER, P. IIAMM, W. CIIARLTON, J. Ix1ELRA'I'Ii,c1. llOIfIf MAN. F. CROCRETT, I. BALI., M. RLQBICAN, G. O'CONNOR, C. KEYS, J. MILLER, L. CIIBBS, L. BROVVN Raw ll: S. SMITII, F. KING, H. IJONACIIE, L. PLIOII, J. MCIVER, M. STROMBI-IRG, M. O'BRIEN, R. XVEAVER E. COPE, C. ADELMAN, D. AXACCLCRE, N. PREXVITT, I. BLEVINS, C. BUSKELL, E. STANLEY, H. IJUNCAN. Raw Ill: E. TXVYMAN, M. KEYS, M. GREER, S. BULLOCR, D. SLAIKCII, K. STROLID, P. BUFFINGTON, A RIALIC, L. BROMLEY, J. MARTIN, M. JONES, J. fVxAXVVlCl.I., W. INAEGINLEY, T. BROOMELI., MR. MATCIINER Raw IV: D. SILMAN, R. ADAMS, J. XVATSON, P. SLACCII, J. SULLIVAN, S. COIIEN, C. 'l'IIOMI1SON, D. CUM MINOS, L. HAMIIY, J. S'I'IiXVAR'1', L. MAXWELL, ll. XVYATT, R. XVALLACIC, J. INXCALLISTER, F. BROOMALL J. fJRAY, ID. SCOTTEN, MR. NEFF. SEVENTH GR DE liaw I: MISS K EECII. J. SMITII, D. IQIIOADES, R. c3XVAL'I'NEY, G. IIASII, A. BROVVN, E. BL' R KE, S. MELLINO- ER, J. QUINN, MISS KENNAIKID. Raw ll: M. NXORRISON, E. ALEXANDER, A. clAR'I'ER, E. RIIODES, B. LLOYD, K. RUBICAN, C. MARCII, P. QCILLEN, L. KIRR. Raw III: J. SIMPSON, J. ZVACCAULEY, E. LAMRIN, J BUTLER, W. HARRIS, B. SMALL, R. BROWNINO, G. CIIAMBERLAIN, M. BRACK, R. JAMISON, B. JONES. Raw IV: S. BAILY, M. SIIOUN, J. FEATIIERMAN, D. FREEMAN, P. NAVOODVVORTII, R. KELI.ETT, J. LOIMAX. C. CHAMBERLAIN, J. JACRSON, H. RACCLAIN. Row V: R. ASBURY, J. ESIIELMAN, R. ANDRESS, D. YERKES, J. CLEMENS, J. ANDERSON, L. BROOMELL, J. IIOLSTON, B. Cox, L. JACKSON, E. MIVYATT, G. COX, M, ENGLE, G. NOCIIO. , , . sg wwwf 1 Q ff? M -f.! .z 6 8 fzj s , - 5 ,f X 49 S f ' fx lr, M21 E. MASON, R. FARFIER, M. EVANS, O. JONES, Miz. THOMPSON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The A.A. began its activities with the election of officers. Those elected were Richard Farmer, president, Orville Iones, vice president, Mary Evans, secretary, and Elizabeth Mason, treasurer. Although the A.A. subscriptions were low this year, the organization had a very eventful year. They sponsored three dances, all of which were a great success. The A.A. officers of 51 wish the future officers the best of luck in all their under- takings. 50 Row I: R. SLAUCH, J. SHIELDS, P. SCHLEGE Row II: E, ADAMS, M. BARD, F. MCCALL L CHEERLEADERS Come on Uxfordt' cheered our soccer and basketball teams on to many victories this year. With Nlildrecl Bard as Captain, the cheerleaders attended the games faithfully and led us in rousing cheers which let the other teams know we were there. We thank them for their faithfulness and praise them for their success. We were proud of them! Senfonr MILDRED BARD, Caplain. EDNA ADAMS FRANCES MCCALL The four Sophomores chosen to complete next year's squ ELSIE BARD IOYCE FAGAN The Seniors wish next year's squad the best of luck. 51 Junionr RUBY SLAUCH MARCELLA BEACH PHYLLIS SCHLEGEL IOSEPHINE SHIELDS ad were: IOAN CARTER PEGGY JONES Row I: E. ADAMS, M. BARD, j. HAROLD, S. KRAUSS, J. lVlELRATH, P. SCHLEGEL, E. BARD, M. EVANS, P. HAROLD. Row II: S. GRUBB, E. SLAUCII, N. BROWN, M. LUPTON, S. NEFF, M. BARD, S. Cox, B. WILSON, G. HODGSON, R. SLAUCII, B. PALMER, E. MCKENZIE, J. CARTER, A. CALDVVELL, S. EPSTEIN, V. HAMMOND, P. SMITH, E. STROUD, J. SHIELDS. N J. ELWELL, Miss STOOPS HUCKEY The hockey team turned out in full force this year Hrarin to go. Everyone wanted to make this team the best ever. Although we did not win every game, we were always in there fighting 5 and our season can be well remembered. The Varsity lineup was: Right Wing: MARY EVANS Right Halfback: IANET MELRATH Right Inside: IOANNE HAROLD Left Halfback: WANDA STETLER Center Forward: MARCELLA BEACH Center Halfback: SHIRLEY KRAUSS Left Inside: ELSIE BARD Right F ullback: PHYLLIS SCHLEGEL Left Wing: EDNA ADAMS Left F ullback: MILDRED BARD SANDRA EPSTEIN-Goalie-NANCY ADAMS We, the seniors of '51 want to congratulate Miss Stoops on her splendid work with the team. We also wish the best of luck to the future hockey teams of 0.H.S. GAMES Avon-Grove ............ . . 1 Qxford ........................ 5 Downingtown .... .... 4 Oxford .... .... 5 Avon-Grove .... .... 5 Oxford .... .... 2 0 Alapocas ..... .... 5 Oxford .... .... E. STROUD, S. SHOUN, N. BRowN, I. CARTER, M. LUPTON, S. NEFF, M. BARD, G. HODGSON, B. WILSON M. BAILEY, J. MCCULLOUGH, R. CHASE, E. MCKENZIE, J. MARCH, P. JONES, B. Ross. IUNIGR VARSITY BASKETBALL Here is the team of 54 . Although their beginning might not Seem too Successful, only practice makes perfect. The seniors of 51 wish them the best of luck and many championships. Lineup : Right Forward N. BROWN M. BARD I. FAGAN L. STROUD R. CHASE S. NEFF Left Forward Center Forward P. IONES M. LUPTON I. MARCH Right Guard Left Guard E. MCKENZIE B. Ross M. BAILY I. CARTER B. WILSON G. Honosoxr . , Wg S. KRAUSS, E. BAND, D. O'CoNNER, S. EPSTEIN, J. HAROLD, M. BAND, E. NlASON, J. MEI.llATIi, P. SCIILEGEL, IJ. STY ER. Miss STOOPS, A. ZELL VARSITY BASKETBALL This year found the girls basketball team back on the floor fighting for the champ- ionship. After winning only two games, they are determined to make next year a winning one. Losing only two seniors, we feel sure that this determination will come true. We wish them the best of luck. Lineup : Right Forward HAROLD L. MASON Left Forward S. ISPSTEIN E. BARD Center Forward D. STYER Right Guard Left Guard P. SCHLEGEL S. KRAUSS D. O'C0NNER M. BARD I. MEI.RATH 2 Row I: T. JONES, R. iVlELRA'I'll, R. STATA, P. POOLE, G. iVlASON, C. MQFANN, F. BOYD, Mu. FINK. Row II: MR. NEFF, N. SUMNER, M. SUMNEII, J. ENGLE, J. GALLAGHER, B. lwlCCAULEY, V. RINGLI-zu, R. RoTi:N, J. VALE, Miz. 'l'uosiPsoN. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The I.V.'s, displaying speed and accuracy, completed a season of eight wins and five losses. They made quite a showing for themselves under the excellent coaching of Mr. Fink. Several of the boys played in Varsity games which proves next year's season should really be tops. Best of luck boysl Oxford 18 Quarryville 25 Oxford 29 Kennett 55 Oxford Unionville Oxford Parkesburg Oxford Avon Grove Oxford Kennett Oxford Unionville Oxford Havre de Grace Oxford Parkesburg Oxford Elkton Oxford Avon Grove Oxford Havre de Grace Oxford Elkton Row I: R. DRAPEII, O. HAOY, A. IJORETY, O. JONES, B. ESHELMAN, B. SIMS, D. SIMONS. Raw II: Mu. NEFF, MR. JAMES, J. VALE, L. PENN, D. WHITE, R. HAMM, N. SUMNER, MR. FINK, MR. THOMPSON. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Maroon and White finished a difficult though successful season while playing one of the toughest schedules in their history. From a fourteen game schedule the Oxford boys turned in 10 wins. Orville Jones with a total of 109 points was high scorer with Buzz Dorety following. The Parkesburg away game was one every spectator will remember. The last minute victory for Oxford was given to them hy Orville Jones' accurate fowl shot. The excellent '50-,5l squad was composed of four seniors, whose fine playing ability and sportmanship will be missed by next year's team. Best of luck to these boys. We wish to extend thanks to Mr. Neff for his excellent guidance and to the able managers Heath Warden and Norman Sumner. 56 Bal Bo-y.r.' W. CHARLTON, J. NLELRATII. Raw 1: H. BROOMELL, V. RINGLER, O. JONES, P. POOLE, A. DOR- ETY, H. WEAVER, R. FARMER, B. ESHELAMN, C. KENT, D. NEFF, R. DRAPER, J. DOLINGER, B. SUMNER, E. HAMILTON. Row II: MR. THOMPSON, R. REBURN, R. ROTEN, W. ROOT, G. MASON, D. SIMONS, R. STATA, P. MCDOWELL, B. SIMS, E. ECKMAN, J. GALLAGHER, D. WAGONER, B. MCCAULEY, H. COOPER, S. NEFF, MR. JAMES, MR. COATES. BASEBALL Baseball, that ever popular spring sport, came hack to the Oxford diamond as the boys prepared to meet some tough competition. There were five varsity players who returned to aid the new comers. Comprising this group were O. Jones, B. Eshelman, R. Farmer, H. Weaver and R. Sumner. A rather heavy schedule provided plenty of exciting games for the many interested fans. With the superb coaching of Mr. Coates and the assistant coaching of Mr. James, the boys sure had a successful year. Lineup: Catcher. . . DRAPER Short Stop ...... WEAVER Pitcher .... Kent Left Field .... . . .JONES Pitcher ...... .... First Base . . Second Base ..... . Third Base. Poole Eshelman FARMER DORETY Center Field ..... SUMNER Right Field ..... NEFF Right Field ..... HAGY Row I: MR. JAMES, R. STATA, V. RINGLER, O. HAGY, B. ESHELMAN, R. SUMMER, S. NEFF, MR. THOMP- SON. Row II: D. NEFF, B. MCCAULEY, R. CLEAVER, O. JONES, A. DORETY, B. SIMS, R. ROTEN. Raw III: J. LUPTON, Mu. NEFF, G. MASON. SOCCER The 1950 soccer schedule consisted of six games, five of which were played. The sixth game with Avon Grove was forfeited. The boys gave us two wins and three losses. They showed good playing spirit and gave the fans some thrilling moments. The team wishes to extend their thanks to Mr. Thompson for his able coaching. We wish the boys the best of luck next year! GAMES Oxford Kennett Oxford Unionville Oxford Avon Grove Oxford Unionville Oxford Kennett 58 fy 'Q ,-,-......! MR. JAMES, T. JONES, R. DRAPER, W. NOCHO, D. FRANKLIN, L. PENN, F. BOYD, A. WOOD, -I. VALE. CROSS COUNTRY For the first time the Oxford boys are participating in a sport which requires that extra energy-Cross Country. The boys showed great interest in the new sport and the future years will prove the Maroon and White have the spirit. Best of luck to theml 59 R 1: . G .LAGIll'2R, B. SIMS, R. Ro'rEN, 0. llAGY, P. Woouwuurn, R. ANDRESS: J, JACKSON, J. Lo- ow J Al MAX, C. CHAMBEHLAIN, J. JONES. Raw Il: S. NEFF, ll. PIIILLIPS, R. SUMNER, Ia. TLCIIMAN, J. WAI.TER, F - 1 7 . P . W. N P. MCDUWELL, I. JONES, P. Pool.:-,. Row III. J. VAIL, R. IJRAI Eu, D. NN JITE, L FNN, ocno, T. WALLS, D. SIMONS, R. WHITE, Mu. NEFF. TRACK This year's track team has the making of one of the best Oxford has ever had. The boys turned out well and have practiced faithfully. The season will be climaxed by the event at West Chester. Our best wishes go to the boys in their final meet. 60 B. ESHELMAN A. DORETY B. SIMS W. PURCELL R. SUMNER O. HAGY I. LUPTON R. FARMER H. WEAVER C. KENT H. BROOMELL WEARERS OF THE O SENIORS H. WARDEN M. BARD E. MASON A. ZELL N. ADAMS E. ADAMS M. EVANS I. EWELL W. STETLER F. MCCALL IUNIORS W. SHIELDS P. SCHLEGEL O. IONES I. MELRATH I. HAROLD D. O,CONNER S. EPSTEIN S. KRAUSS SOPHOMORES R. ROTEN R. DRAPER D. NEFF D. STYER V. RINGI,ER E. BARD D. SIMONS i M Q-ww JJ--' Q.. I 8+ bww Q za v N' Wt 1:16895 Nw wW.,..,..,-wwf '- , . M ji . lqvx ,Q :V,.. ...:.,.:.,., qullnuli , K A ,,,, ,,.:,..,,., . ...., , X , X -'-:-. .. 1115-fe W ,EE WEAQERS gpm Q U 'fp YQ HOMEMAKERS of nrfddca Ee QTL. Lei' fc s Z 9 ,9 55 Q29 G A C X? N4 400 SQ NX Z Qgoo 'rf ARMS OG . ,eo 5' JSN JCR F' Qkfm l lg 'V CLA 5 .7 Hall pain-oL k L , 5 b 00540. K T' if J I Afzgtqq mow DHNCI' Q40 Qu O H 5 0036741 ,bo Y' S5-4, I G 5 QS? fo? Q O Q' cb 'Rtune 'gas-me'-S of Flmenica. 3 Q, Q, J 9 STUDENT COUNCIL Prefiden! ........ .... M ARY LOUISE MORRISON Vice Pre.rz'deni ..... ,...... M ARY ANN VAUGHN Secrelaljy-Treafarer ................ ..........,.. M ARY EVANS This year the Council took charge of the different programs, namely, the clubs, home room programs, hall patrol and assemblies. A dance for the benefit of Christmas boxes sent to boys in the service was held after the Alumni Basketball Game. The Council took charge of the charity drives throughout the year, such as the Community Chest and March of Dimes. Some of the discipline problems were handled by the Council during the year. Following are the members of the Student Council and the grades they represent. 12th Grade M. L. MORRISON, E. ADAMS, M. EVANS, S. SWEENEY, C. KENT, R. CLEAVER I I th Grade G. TEETER, G. MASON, M. A. VAUGHN, D. C. OICONNOR, I. SHIELDS 10th Grade N. SHIVERY, R. STATA, R. ROTH 9flz Grade M. BARD, M. LUPTON, S. SHOUN 8ih Grade I. MELRATH, E. COPE 7 fh Grade R. ROGERS, C. A. MARCH 64 Row I: D. COOMES, J. SMITH, A. ZELI., J. PHILLIPS, M. GIIEER, A. BROOMELL, D. DUNCAN, W. STETLER Raw II: B. DAVIS, R. SIIELINE, D. FRAMPTON, A. WICIIHART, F. BRowN, A. BRANDENBERGER, G. GRAYi J. MCCOURY. Row III: M. EVANS, D. KIRK, R. CLEAVER, H. CURREY, B. PURCELI., R. SUMMER. Row IV: MR. COATES, R. FARMER, F. BOWMAN, C. KENT, O .HAGY, H. BROOMELL, B. SIMS, P. IIAYES Raw V: MR. LIEB, F. MORONEY, B. ESHELMAN, J. DOLINGER, H. WARDEN, S. COATES, C. GRAY, R WHITESIDE, R. WALTERS. HALL PATROL Under the experienced and expert guidance of Mr. Coates and Mr. Leib, the hall patrol have again succeeded in their duties of keeping the people moving, and keeping order in the halls. We also placed the girls on hall patrol, as did the students last year. This year there were many people on the hall patrol because of the alternating system of placing a different patrol on duty each month. We found this plan to be very successful. 65 0.H.S. BROADCASTER Art ..... Sports .... Finance Editor. . Circulation Editor. . Exchange Editor. . Mimeographer. . S. DAWSON A. ZELL A. MILLER C. BROWNING Ediior MARY LOUISE MORRISON Ea'iz'orial ana' Typing Siaf I. SHIELDS T. DONNELLY M. MORONEY S. EPSTEIN Faculiy ddvofor MRS. HINDMAN fMILDRED BARD, Editor ' ' 'IRUTH CHILDS, d.mi.rfant EDNA ADAMS, GL'rl.r' Edifor M. A. VAUGHN, Amiwfant WALTER ROOT, Boyw' Edifor ...........M.L.MORRISON , . . . SALLY HovER . . . . .ELMA IAYNES . .... MARY EVANS D. SNAVELY H. WARDEN S. REYBURN A. WICHHART Published by the Students of the Oxford High School twice monthly. 66 G. A. C. JR. G. A. C 67 BOYS' COOKING CLUB DANCING 7-8 68 DANCING ll-12 -u--Q--7-.: DANCING 9-10 ,Q P -f f 42 69 KNITTING AND CROCHETING CLUB HI-Y CLUB 70 FRENCH CLUB LIBRARY CLUB 71 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ffl FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA N 72 1 I MM? 1 W SENIOR DRAMATICS Q IUNIOR DRAMATICS 75 BOYS' ATHLETICS I BOYS' ATHLETICS II 74 SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS 75 BAND CHEERLEADING CLUB 70 Z UPERETTA LOVE GOES SUUTHU Love Goes South was really a hit. The cast enjoyed staging it as much 'is the audience enjoyed the performance. After the third and last performance, a pal ty was held in the cafeteria. A good time was had by all. Those who aided in the production were: Mrs. Wilde, Dramaticsg Mr. Mayberry Music, Miss Stoops, Dancing: Mr. Rolaa, Scenery, Mrs. Gregg, Properties and Cos tumesg and Mrs. llindman, Programs. The Cami: Colonel Benjamin jackson .... june jackson .............. Bill Fuller .....,.,... Nancy .,,.....,...... , Mrs. Vllordsworth Fuller. . . Bill Preston .........,...,..... Laurence Ravensway .,.,....... Beauregard George Vllashington .... u Servant .......,...,........... Dr. D. Dribbenport Thrush .... Diary Lee Vllhitson ........... George Porter ..... Dick Grant .... .,.., ....,. .....,. , .... R. CLEAVER V. FERGUSON . . . S. SWEENEY , .N. ADAMS , . . .M. EVANS .....N. SUMNER SUMNER ...R. . . . . LUPTON .........F.BOYD lVlCMICIIAEI. .S. RAMSEY . . . .I. WALTERS .B. R1onoN Dancing Chorus: S. Ers'rE1N, S. KRAUSSQ B. Ross, P. IONESQ P. SMITHQ N SHIV ERYQ M. A. VAUGIIN. 78 CHRISTMAS PLAY THE ENCHANTED CHRISTMAS TREE Another big event ofthe year was the Christmas play, The Enchanted Christmas Tree, directed by Mrs. Wilde. The cast of characters were as follows: Iosiah Benton ..... ....... . ..... R . SUMNER Ella Benton ..... ..... M . MORRISON F redricka ..... ...... S . HOVER Expressmen ,.............................. ..... E 512335 A number of grade children were also in the cast. .The Iunior and Senior choruses and the Band provided the traditional Christmas music. 79 SENIOR PLAY HMUTHER IS A FRESHMANU The biggest affair of the season was the performance of Mother Is a Freshman by the senior class on April 24 and 25. Mary Evans had the lead as the widow who Went to college. Her daughter, Susan, was played by Mary Brubaker. Both had their eyes on Professor Michaels, the Zoology professor, played by Robert Cleaver. Frances Brown was the house mother, and Samuel Coates played Dean Gillingham. The following people were students at Pointer College: Iane Phillips, Edna Adams, Nancy Adams, Doris Kirk, Elma Iaynes, Dorothy Duncan, Iames Lupton, Robert Sumner, Frank Bowman and Robert Todd. Mrs. Wilde spent a lot of time and work on the production, and as a result, it was greatly enjoyed by both the cast and the audience. 80 -SN Compliments of MUSHROOM TRANSPORTATION CO MAIN OFFICE KENNETT SQUARE Compliments and Best Wishes Compliments to the of CLASS OF ,51,, HIGHLAND DAIRIES IOHN E. GRAY Brazgfzfen Your Home The right light makes so much difference in interior decoration- and in easy seeing. Certified Lamps aid vision, too, directing ust the right amount of light up and down. Best of all, there's a modern Certified Lamp for every household need. See them today at your local dealer's or at your Electric Company showroom. SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO. OXFORD, PA. 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