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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1952 volume:

1 fi! f ' I 1 FIRST AND SECOND GRADES BUILDING HOME EC BUILDING MAIN SCHOOL BUILDING SHOP AGRICULTURE 2 MR. LEWIS K. PHILLIPS ..,. ..... P resident MR. NXARION T. BROXVN ..... . . .Vice President MR. LAXVRENCE C. IURENNEN .... MR. Wn.1.IAAi T. NICCLURE .... MR. RAI,PH I. ciRIER SCHCOL BOARD Congratulations to the class of '52 and every good wis If what shines afar so grand Turns to nothing in your hand, Un again! the virtue lies In the struggle, not the prize. 3 . . .Secretary . . ,'l'reasurer for your success T0 THE SENIOR It is with pleasure that I turn my thoughts for a short time from buildings, budgets, bonds, and buses to bring to you who are soon to graduate my hearty congratulations. It pleases me to know that you will graduate from one of the many public high schools that make up a segment of a vast educational enterprise that is unique in the world's history. It is the considered opinion of many that our system of free public schools, founded on the theories of our greatest pioneer statesmen-Washington, Franklin, and Jefferson-has been largely responsible for our enviable position among the nations of the earth. You are a fine class. You have helped substantially in giving to the entire school a wholesome quality of citizenship. You have made a good start in life. For this I commend you, your good parents, and your interested teachersg for what we do when we get our start marks our actions the rest of our lives. 1952 is a great year to graduate. You are graduating in the midst of what has been termed the greatest of all revolutions. It could well recall to our minds the beginning of Dickens famous novel on the French Revolution-11 Tale of Two Ci!1'e.r- It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was thehepoch otlincredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season ofdarkness, it was the spring 0 ope.-. In conclusion, I congratulate you again on your graduation, commend you for your fine qual- ities of character and the good beginning you have made in life. I extend to you my personal best wishes for much success tomorrow in those things that will help more people everywhere to live daily more satisfying lives to the end that it will be lille bex! of ffnzav and ilze ,reafon of Lzlghi. Sincerely J. W. MCMULLEN 4 J- J. FUREWORD We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fiftv-two have tried to select some of the acts from the program of our high school years. Since it would be im- possible for us to present all our activities in this small hook, we have chosen the most outstanding and important ones, hoping that our classmates will use it as a record to refresh memories of our happy school life and the people who made it so. T1112 Eorrous i 5 APPRECIATIUN The members of the KERNEL staff are deeply gra teiful for the encouragement and assistance rendered them in the pub- lication of this yearbook. In particular we wish to thank Mr. VV. McMullen, Nliss Betty Hawkins, Mm. Gerald Fink, and Mr. Stephen Roka. 6 V 176K ,f-X ,Aw xffw ' xr-Nr-N fxf' A Am fN ,fxifx F5 Fx fbfwfxmf Ffx 4 I 1 J' 'YL' wx VVE DEDICATE CHARLES W. LEI B HC011 'enial as an adviser 5 Loyal as a friend Inspiring as 21 tcachcru 8 THIS BOOK TO EARL L. MAYBERRY rr 1 ' Earnest as an mstructor Sincere as a counselor V ' If W orthy as a COITIPIIHIOD 9 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDE RCLASSIVIEN SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS 10 SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE AND MATH P.O.IJ.-COATES Geography--Ii1f:NN,x1m IIistm-yf--Sr:N1f'1' SCI'ILIEDER 'I,EII5 'I'11osxPsoN HINIATCIINER PI lYSICAI,f EDUCATION S'1'ooPSvf -N EFF COMMERCIAL MUSIC AND ART IIIXDMAN lI1:1z1:1NG'roN AFt+ROIiA .Nlusic-MAYBILRRY VQCATIONAI, AND INDUSTRIAL LANGUAGES Home EQ. Shop Agriculture Shop French Latin English SCOLA SWARTZ MCJ UNKIN BROWN Fmu IIAXVKINS WILDE-ZAHARCHUIQ IC L E Nl ENTA R Y ,- 'WW rf! ..,-,m,..., . ' .-I Sealed: HANNLY.Nl, SHEPIU-:un, STAFFORD, CANNONQ Plm.1.1x-sg Slamifny: BOLTON, jfmlzs, BI.ACliXX'ICl.l., fllucnl: GREGO. 12 OFFICE ,gh 3 in ii LIBRARY Mus. Of.IX'I'I Kung gfuqym, Nylzgpfj Mus. M. SMITH S5 X RE, 5 r. 'ik 5 LAP:-1'1'lcul,x Mm. C. lB.u.mv1x CUSTUDIANS 45 M? 'f- Ts 52 . Ocus -R. Buowx- --li. BROWER I.. AlEl.RA'1'H -C. E..xmxAu'r S R X Dancing I. II, IVIARYANA CALDWELL SECRETARY Sl1e'.r ffllfv, fill! .t'!It',.1' I1 IICZHH Cissy . . . cute . . . class secretary . . . clepenclahle . . . favorite saying- All rightyn . . . Imurst of enthusiasm . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . oh, that innocent Iook . . . may sI1e have success in heautlcian school. Girls' Athletics I: V. Ilockey I, II, III: V. Captain III: Varsity Ilockey IV: G. A. C. III, IV: Treasurer III, IV: Ilancli- work Cluh I: I'Iomeroom Officer I, Il: Class Secretary III, IV: Kernel Staff IV: Commencement Usher II: Class Night Usher III: Secretary to Teacher IV: Dance Committee I I , Hall Patrol IV. PAUL RAY PROPST TREASURIQR .1l11'f1'L1f 1-lll'0II't?J' re.rpon.r1'ff1'lfL11. Sonny . . .tall . . . good looking . . .tlepenclahle . . . class treasur- er tor four years . . . quiet . . . unassuming . . . interest lies out of school . . . EcIna . . . hails from Iclomeville . . . enioys sports . . . would like to travel . . . very nice to know. Dancing I, II, III, Boys' Athletics I: Ping Pong II: Ili-Y I: Baseball I, II: Cross-country II: Uperetta III, IV: IIaII Patrol IV: Class Officer I, II, III, IVg Kernel Staff IV: Commencement Usher III: Class Night Usher III: Class Dance Committee I, II, III, IV: Ilomeroom Committees I, II, III. DAVID JOSEPH FRANKLIN PR ICSIDICNT Hl'IJl'fllII1IfU are flIt'lIf who lnzvi' 111.121-fill' t1,fl'IA1'lI1f.H Dave . . . came to us in our Sophomore year . . .goonl sport . , . wonderful friencl . . . active in sports . . . YVhat's with you? . . almle class presiclent . . . tall . . . cheerful . . Ixlushes easily . . . responsllmle . . . future uncertain . . . Iiest of' luck. Senior Chorus IV: Kernel Staff IV: Ilomeroom Officer III, IV: Class Officer IV: Boys' Cooking Cluh III. IV: Rifle Club III: Cross Country III, IV, Track III, IV: Ilance Committee III, IV: Varsity Club IV: Student Council IV: Operetta IV: IIalI Patrol IV WILLIAM ROTH TAYLOR VICIC PRIiSlIJIiN'I' U II fzi'1'l' ifffilzfazl 't1L'f.VOHl' ijifm' .vu Nm' and f1l11'l' .rojI11'1'.7 BiIIv . . . happy-go-lucky . . . neat clresser . . .cute . . .short . . . oh, those Irlue eyes . . . another from Ilomeville . . . fIoesn't care much for school work . . . SchofieItI's employee . . . nice to know . . . amhition--to own a morlifietl roaclster. III: Class Officer II, IV: Ilall Patrol IV: Track I. II: Senior Chorus I, II: Student Council III: Boys' Athletics I: Ili-Y I, Uperetta I, II: Boys' Cooking III. GENEVA MAE ALEXANDER She goerr qzzfrlly abou! her own b11Jz'11e.r.v. Geneva . . . Seen hut not heard . . . llome EC. student . . . one of our tall girls . . , interest lies outside ot school , . . ambition to . . , take voice lessons . . . always saymg, For lleaven Saliesf FHA IV, G. A. C. lg Operetta IVQ Hall Patrol IVg Junior Chorus lg Girls, Cooliing Club Ig Christmas Play lg Dancing Club I, II. MILLARD GRANT BIDWELL J wondedulguy io knowf, Biddy . . . enjoys trading and polishing cars . . . hlushes easily . . . often found at Glasgow . . . would like to be a mechanic . . . friendly . . .gets around . . . polite . . . fun to he with . . . 'l'.V. fan. Rifle Club I, ll: Dancing Clulm l, 115 Hall Patrol IVg Operetta IVQ Kernel Staff IV, WILLIAM BLAN BLACKBURN W'he1'e Il1r'l'c'ir a muffin, fh6l'ElJ' a wayf' Billy . . . neat dresser . . . very polite . . . good-looking . . . ambitious . . . everyone's pal . . . clever . . . witty . . . likes music . . . future-uncertain. Homeroom Officer I, Christmas Program Ill, lVg Operetta II, Ill, IV, Senior Dramatic Club IVg Commencement Usher III, Class Night Usher lllg Ping Pong lll, Baseball I, Senior Chorus II, Ill, IV, Hall Patrol IVg Homeroom Committee IH. CHARLES DELMAR BROWN IKYDIIUI on Me ,0I'0tt', and pfea.ful'e llf llze helm. Delmar . . . enjoys outdoor lite . . . collects coins . . . a Ford driver . . . reserved . . . often seen, seldom heard . . . blond . . . tuture lies in mushroom growing. Boys' Athletics Ip Archery Ig Hall Patrol IV. PAUL FRANCIS BROWN lf worry ir Ilze caume of dcallz, I wha!! l1'veforever. Francis . . . big blue eyes . . . curly hair . . . likes gunning . . . hot-rod driver . . . easy-going . . . always has something to say , . . rarely seen without a smile . . . may the mushrooms you grow in the future bring you much profit. Dancing Ig Boys' Athletics IIg Rifle Ig Ping Pong I5 Boys' Cooking II, Illg Hall Patrol IV. CHARLOTTE MAY BROWNING She Ar lfllle, bu! ofz my . . . Brownie,' . . . commercial stuclent . . . main interest 'ID-I-C-Ki' . . . known by her laugh . . . easv going . . . future uncertain . , . favorite expressioniul can't tight that. Photography Club Ig Newspaper III, IVg Dancing II. MARGARET YVONNE BURKE 1f.rj'um1y a.f I van he. Peg , . . bosom pal of WIary's . , . came to us in her freshman year . . . always looking on the bright side of life . . . has a smile for everyone . . . went to Temple Career Conference. Photography Ig Dancing I, II, IIIQ Operetta II, III, French Club IIIg Newspa er IVg Kernel Staff IVQ Dance Committee III, IVp Homeroom Committee IIIQ Ilomeroom Officer II3 Secretary to Teacher IVg Cheerleading Club IIg Senior Chorus II, IIIg Hall Patrol IV. GERALD ALVIN CHARLES Wl1erc lIl.J' clear .rplril leadm him, llzereff l11'.v road. Jerry . . . quiet, but always smiling . . . never seen without Betty . , . pretty hair . . . F. F. A, student . . .collects pictures of airplanes in spare time . . . would someda ' like to be a farmer or work with airplanes . . . polite . . . neat jresser. Dancing IIIg F. F. A. I, II, III, IVg Hall Patrol IVg F. F, A. Ofhcer III: Homeroom President Illg Dance Committee III, IV. Uzffarnler IIE w1'llbe. Wz1yne', . . .jolly . . . always hungry . . . says to Live and I.earn F. F. A. I, II, III, IV, Dancing I. FRED VERNON CHEEK Hljlll-yili' flie flung. Fuzzy . . . always seen, always heard . . . likes to prove he can hold a bet . . . main interest is the opposite sex . . . Ili, Sweet- heart . . . Sopher's employee . . . friend to all . . . future- mechanic in a speed shop. Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Dancing II, III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Operetta I, II, III, IV, Christmas Play II, III, IV. ESTHER RUTH CHILDS Jil, how I love lo draw! Ruth . . . excels in the field ofart . . . nice to know . . . tall . . . always laughing . . . hard worker . . . allowance problems . . interest lies with the Air Force. Newspaper II, III, IV, Dancing I, II, G. A. C. I, Operetta I, II, III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Kernel Staff IV, Commencement Usher III, Secretary to Teacher IV, Poster Club III, Art Club II, Dance Committee I, II, III, IV, Homeroom Committee I, Class Committees II, III. WAYNE DELANO CLENDENIN is . . . a ready smile . . . no one's enemy . . . wants only to be a good larmer. SARA ANN DAYVSON She dow fler bil by fldl' wif. Sara . . . Always buzzing around . . . mischievous . . . small . . . energetic . . . pranlcster . . . cute . . . always doing for others . . pleasing personality . . . well-liked . . . will be an asset to any office . . . the last of the Dawsons. Junior Chorus I, Senior CI1OlllS II, III, IV, Newspaper III, Ex- change Edltor IV, Dancing I, II, III, Student Council IV, llall Patrol IV, Dramatic Club III, Kernel Stall' IV, Cheerleading Club ll, Christmas Program I, IV, Dance Committee I, II, Ill, IV, Ilomeroom Ollicer Il, III, District Chorus IV. THOMASINE ORR DONNELLY She dae.r llzingw qufelly, bu! none Iliff fem J'lll'L'AV.U Tommie . . . hails from Russellville . . . always seen with Verna . . . quiet and unassuming ways . . . efficient worker . . . aim-to be a secretary . . . true triend. F. H. A. I, Christmas Play I, Junior Chorus I, Handiwork II, Newspaper III, Secretary to Teacher IV, Kernel Staff IV, Hall Patrol IV. WILLIAM GEORGE EDWARDS Our flZ0llglIfJ' and our conduct are our own. Bill . . . dark hair, dark eyes . . . pleasant to be around . . . active in the F. F. A .... polite . silent worker . . reserved . . . much of the best to him. F. F. A, Sentinel I, II, Reporter II, III, President III, IV, County Repoi ter III, IV. SANDRA HELENE EPSTEIN fin-ylhlng worllz doing if worlh doing well. Sandy . . . busy, busy, busy . . . excellent student . . . depend- able . . . neat-dresser . . . wonderful dancer . . . leader . . . ambition -to be a successful lawyer . . . spends a lot of time in Pottsville. Junior Chorus I, Senior Chorus II, III, Newspaper III, IV, Dancing I, II, III, Girls' Athletics I, G. A. C. I, Il, III, IV, V. Basketball II, Varsity Basketball Ill, IV, V. Hockey I, '11, Varsity Hockey III, Varsity Club IV, Operetta I, II, III, IV, Christmas Program I, II, III, French Club III, Junior Dramatlcs I, Senior Dramatics Il, III, Homeroom Officer III, Kernel Editor IV, Class Night Usher III, Class Committees I, Il, III, IV, Homeroom Committees I, II, III, IV, Dance Committees I, II, III, IV, Civic Forum League Conference III, IV, School Notes for Oxford News, Senior Play. IOHN MCCLOSKEY FARMER Hlpylllf .rlzould lzjfe aff fabar be? Jack . . . carefree and gay . . .like his gum. . . Unix . . . Hunter . . . can't think of enough to say . . . laughs continually . . . a pal to all . . . always seen with Gus and Milt. lVI0del Airplane Club I, Rifle Club I, II, III, Ping Pong I, II, Hall Patrol IV, Boys' Cooking Club I, II, III, IV, Homeroom Officer I, Committees for Class Parties III, IV, Photography I, II, Boys' Athletics I, Dance Committee II. VIOLETTE CLARA FERGUSON Thy voice IUJ' rclcrrlfal nzeloafyf' Fergie . . . Shows great talent in field ot' music . . . nice looking . . . main interest lies with Philip . . . personality kid . . . clesires to study . . . music . . . Skippy . . . likes to have fun . . . ringing laughter . . . everyhody,s lirieml . . . best ol' luck. Orchestra Ig Band I, HI, IVg Junior Chorus Il, IH, IVg News- paper H15 Student Council 1Vg Operettzx I, ll, IVg llomeroom Ollicer I, III, Kernel Staff IVg Commencement Usher III, Class Night Usher 1115 Honieroom Committee IVg Hall Patrol IVg Dance Committee l, Ill, IV, Uistrict Chrus II, IV. SHIRLEY ANN FISCHEL '21-good laugh lil' fleller ilzan nzcdic1'ne. Shirley . . . known by her blush . . . earnest worker . . .courteous . . . determined to he a good secretary . . . easy-going . . . noisy in her own crowd . . . likeable . . . nice to know . . . reservecl. Newspaper lVp Dancing H, IIIg Hall Patrol 1Vg French Club Igl Kernel Static IVp Secretary to Teacher IVQ Decorating Committee lg Refreshment Committee ll. MARY ELIZABETH FITE AJ nzerqy a.f Ilze day :ir long. 'tLiz': . . . friendly . . . likes to have a good time . . . pleasant alis- position . . . pretg eyes . . . amlmition-secretarial worker . . . attended Temple areer Conference. Junior Chorus Ig Senior Chorus H, HI, IV5 Cheerleading II: Dancing I, Il, H15 Newspaper 1Vg Kernel Staff IVQ Class Night Usher H15 Home Room Officer lllg Operetta l, II, Ill, lVg French Club IIIg Secretary to Teacher IV5 llomeroom Com- mittees IIIQ Dance Committee III. FLORENCE MAE FRAMPTON And her .funny lockm Hang on her lempfex like galden j7ecce. Florence . . . Excels in the Home Economics Department . . . contagious giggle . . . loyal friend . . . clesires a nursing career . . . hobby, reading . . . sunny disposition that matches her hair. Dancing II, H15 Junior Dramatics Ig F. ll. A. III, IVQ Hamli- work II. 5 I GEORGE WILLIAM FREESE Hj6fi'l'I1l1f J'HIIi!t'.l' f11'.r -fn.14fz1f1ze.r.r porlra-yJ. my Billy , . . . good looking . . . nice complexion . . .you know he's 7 arouncl . . . an unceasing smile . . . seems to enjoy English, es- pecially in the all-girl section . . . lxlushes readily and constantly . . . future farmer. F. F. A. I, II, III, rl'rcasurer IV, llall Patrol IVg Home Room II: Dance Committee III. NELLIE CORA GILL ASIl'lt'llt'U IIJ' yofdvzzf' Hxellien . . . very, xery quiet . . . nice . . . lilses to travel and to draw . . .always saying ll1at'sn1Ce . . . F. Il. A. student . . . woulcl like to become a telephone operator. Dancing I, II, 111, Chorus I, Ilg F. H. A. I, Il, III, IV, llome Nursing III. IRIS IUANITA GRAY HQIHICI, 1'v.w'1's'ni L1l1tiJ'fllLfl.0lIJ' fa' Jim. Iris . . . hails from Upper Oxforcl . . . always has her work well clone . . . is heaclecl tor teachers' trammg anal then into mission work. . . lilies photography . . . nice to know. Hand Illg Ping Pong IV: French Club III, llanmliwmli Chili lg Kernel Staff IV, Art Ilg Ilomeroom Committee I, II, III, IV. LAWRENCE GERALD HAMBY Hiljlificfvflfm' and fz .I100d.l'fI1Il'!.U Ujerryn . . . very friendly . . . shorty . . . spemls spare time reatling . . .enjoys sports. . . wants to be a mechanic . . . may his days be merry anal bright. Boys' Athletics I, llg Dancing Club I, II, III, Photography Ip llall Patrol III, IV. l EDWARD ALLEN HAMILTON Jolly, yr! .I't'l'l.0llJ', wflly, ye! cc'1'.re. 'I'erlcly . . . always seen with George . . . an asset to the class . . . people might thinlc he is quiet . . . swell personality . . . pride and joy-his cowboy hat . . . Are you cruisin' for a bruisin', matey'?', . . . will go lar in electrical engineering held. Baseball Assistant Wlanager III, NIanager IV, Operetta IV, Senior Chorus III, Dancing Ill, Homeroom Officer III, Class Night Usher III, llall Patrol Ill, IV, Commencement Usher III, Ping Pong II, Photography Ij Jr. Ili-Y I, Kernel Staff IV: Varsity Club IV. IO ANNE HAROLD She plamw lfzc QIIHHH' and playa' Ill' wail. Jo . . . a whiz in sports . . . especially lilies hoclcey . . . loves to laugh . . . nice friend . . . DOC , . . known by her hair cut . . . anibitionfto be a physical eclucation teacher . . . we'll miss her movable Iranlmess. Junior Chorus Ig Dancing I, II, III, Girls' Athletics Ig V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball II, III, IV, Varsity Hockey I, II, III, IV, G. A. C. I, II, III. IV, Kernel Staff IV, Dance coin- IVIARGARET JANE HAROLD A manfzf .rn'1l'f1', t'l,fl'l.EIltflll ll1l1llIll'l', and ll qufvl tt'l14If.U npeggyw . . . like her sister. she is goocl in sports . . . quiet, but likeable . . . interest lilies out ot' school . . . George . . . her hobby is rollerslsating . . . reservecl manner . . . lilies to sing sol- feggio. Hockey I, II, III, IV, C. A. C, I, II, III, IV, Dancing I, II, III, Varsity Club IV, Senior Chorus IV, Junior Chorus I, II, French Club III, Hall Patrol IV, Basketball I. DOROTHY LYDIA HARPER Df'fd.r are bvllm' lfzan wm'11.r. Dorothy . . . spencls her time in the Home Ifc house . . . likes to laugh . . . clancing is her hobby . . . often seen, never hcarcl, ex- ' ' 'I'l- ' l'll hf--1 dl' 'I I' ' cept to say, mt s a c 1 5. ... as .i rlen 5 Sllll e or ex eig one. Dancing I, II, III, Dance Committee III, IV, F. H. A. Club I, II, III, IV, Treasurer IV, Iloine Nursing III, Photography Il. mittee I, II. Ill, IV, Varsity Club IV, Varsity Iloclcey Captain IV ALMA LYNN HAUBER f.va.1'l .raid 1'.v' .mnnvwl frlrrztfrdf' Lvnn . . . another one ofour quiet. classmates . . . also one ot' the tall ones . . . lilies to listen to classical music . . . interest Iles out otischool . . . 'I'runian . . . lcnown by her you het . . . interested in music anal art. Senior Chorus I, II, III, Dancing I, II, III, Photographv I: Uperetta II, III, IV, French III: Art Clulx II, Kernel Stat? IIg Christmas Program II, IIIp Dance Committee II. ANNE LOUISE HICKMAN Slfll walcr I'IlIIJ' deepf' Ann . . . really nice when you get to Icnow her . . . quiet . . tall . . . wants to he a nurse. . . her I'I0lIIlylSC1ltlDg and reading . , . good luck in anything you unclertalse. Archery I: Dancing I, III, junior Dramatic Club Ig Kernel Staff IV, IIaIl Patrol IV, Poster Club III, Hoineroom Committees III. ALICE MARIE JACKSON Dnn'f lrnulvff flvllfllf, lffl lroulrfv l1'n14lffc.v'yn11. Alice . . . Dorothyls pal . . . quiet on the surface, lrut just aslc her pals . . . future--umlecicled . . . likes to travel . . . goocl Iucle to you in everything. F. II. A. Club III, IV: F. II. A. I, II, III, IVL Ilome Nursing III: Dancing I, II, III, Dance Committee III, IV, Parade III, IV. SHIRLEY LOUISE KRAUSS I'aric1fV 1'.r llzr .vpfvc qf l1:ff'. Kraussie . . . live wire . . . full oth vim, vigor annl vitality . . . goocl dancer, malies It her hobby . . . always tallung . .. anything for a Iau h . . . has her troubles with immv . . . a true tqriennl . . . g V marriage is her goal. Junior Chorus I, Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Newspaper IV, Dancing I, II, III, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, V. Basketball Ig Varsity Basketball III, IV, Operetta I, II, III, IV, V. Hockey I, II, Varsity Hockey III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Ilandiworli Clulm I3 Kernel Staff IV, Secretary to Teacher IV, Dance Committee I, II, III, IVg Homeroom Committees I, II, III, IV, Cheerlead- ing Clulm II, Christmas Program I, II, III, IV, Varsity Club IV. SHIRLEY LOUISE MARTIN There IJ no wZ.ra'om like franknc.f.r. Marty', . . . blond . . . can really make a piano sing . . . also plays several other musical instruments . . . pretty eyes . . . really a swell pal . . . expects to be an elementary teacher . . . always ready to give helpful advice . , . came to us in her Junior year . . . contagious giggle . . . never a dull moment . . . cute. RICHARD EARLE LINDSEY The quielneazr of manner belief ilze I7ll.J'Cl1l.Ef fha! lim benealhf' Dick . . . one of our Agriculture boys . . . talks much, but only a few hear . . . good-natured . . . likes the wide-open spaces . . . will someday raise the food we eat. F. F. A. Treasurer I, II, II, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Dance Committee III, Homeroom Committee I, F. F. A. Sentinel III, IV. JOHN LENDEL LLOYD ii merry hear! gow af! day. Jackie . . . blond . . . cute . . . cheerful disposition . . . seen with Gus and Milt . . . sports fan . . . bashful . . . after graduation- a horse trainer. Photography II, Boys' Athletics I, II, RiHe Club II, Hi-Y I, Track I, Hall Patrol IV, Dramatic Club I, II, Kernel Staff IV, Dance Committee II, Dancing I, II, III. s l Band III, IV, President IV, Band Council IV, Dancing Club III, Class Night Usher III, Kernel Staff IV, Senior Chorus IV, Dance Committee III, IV, Operetta III, IV, lrlomeroom Com- mittee III, IV, Christmas Program IV. GEORGE CLYDE MASON For him everylhing haf a .rilcfrly lining. Hsmidgeu . . . model school boy and Companion . . . talkative . . . sense of humor . . . nea-t dresser . . . pretty hair . . . Certainly . . . fine A. A. treasurer . . . anything, so long as it's sports . . . hopes just once in his lifetime to reach the moon, Student Council II, III, Kernel Staff IV, A. A. Officer IV, Soccer Manager III, IV, J. V. Basketball I, II, III, Varsity Basketball IV, Baseball I, II, III, IV, Class Night Usher III, Commence- ment Usher III, Hall Patrol IV, Christmas Play II, Varsity Club IV, Boys' Athletics I, Junior Hi-Y I, Dramatic Club I, II, III, Dancing II, III, Ping Pong II, Dance Committees I, II, III, IV, Homeroom Committees I, II, III, IV. l PAUL HILTON McDOWELL 1l'.r no! Ilia ijzlanlrfy lhal rmnzltr, fm! lllt' tjllflfl-411.0 t'Paul . . . pleasant smile . . . well-lietl . . . very lilceable . . . in- terest lies in sports . . . lilqesito .tease . . . easy-going . . . never gives up . . . plans to be a prolesslonal baseball or tootball player. Basketball IV, Baseball I, Il, III, IV, Soccer III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Hall Patrol IV, Track Ill, Alanager IV, Hi-Y I, Boys, Athletics Ig Ilomeroom Ollicer I, Dancing ll lg Dance Committee I, III, French Club III. MARY ANNE IVICFANN lf work I.l1.fFl,ft'l't'.v' wflfz l0fl'tIJ'Hl'f', omfl u'Ul'k.U Hixlary Anne . . . llirtatious ways . . . never quiet. never still . . 7 another Rexall worker . . . trienclly . . . quotes, Oh, my aclnn back . . . talces hle as it comes. ,Iunior Chorus Ig Senior Chorus III, Newspaper IV, Dancing I, II, Girls' Athletics I, Opcretta II, llall Patrol IV, French Club III, Dramatics I, Kernel Staff IV, Secretary to Teacher IV, Committee for Class Parties I, II, IV, Dance Committee IV, ITIQIIIICITIITIII Cllllllnlltee I, , Clll Istllllls I,I'flgIIiI.IlI I. DAISY MARIE MCNEILL J n11'rll1q1411fvr Qf fzzu-ql1lvr. iWIarie . . . giggles constantly, talks constantly . . . cute . . . easy-going . . . to be a stenographer is her goal . . . but seriously . . . likes to loatl. . . holds clown a juli in Gillespies' . . . tlrives a car, XVatch out! Junior Chorus I, Senior Chorus II, Newspaper IV, Dancing I, II, III, Girls' Athletics Ig Operetta I, Ilall Patrol IV, French Club III, Commencement Usher III, Secretary to Teacher IV, Homeroom Committee II, III, Dance Committee I, Cheer- leading Club II. JANET FAYE IVIELRATH Ihr well .rlzr krpl ,Il'l'jlL'l1l.llf nlauif' Janet . .. blonrl with tireclcles . . . the best ol' trientls . . . gullible . . .eseels in sports. . .commercial student . . . never seen without a smile . . . XVhat's a wrongly . . . lleaclecl tor the stenograpllic tielcl . . . interests lie with Bill,'. Junior Chorus I, Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Newspaper IV, Dancing I, II, III, Varsity Club IV, Girls' Athletics I, V. Basketball I, II, Varsity Basketball III, IV, V. Hockey I, II, Varsity Hockey III, IV, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, Operetta I, II, IV, Ilomeroom Officer II, Kernel Stall' IV, Secretary to Teacher IV, Dance Committee I, II, III, IV, Class Committee I, II, III, IV, Cheerleading Club II. ti ',..... '..L,, fxhv,, ANN LORRAINE MILLER 1llwi1,lf.v fn fzrzmlv, lrul fmw' fn 11 lIlll'l:If.H Annu . . . pretty hlond . . . always out for a good time . , . tine commercial student . . . excels in shorthand . . , wants to he a secretary . . . going to Floricla . . . Iiriend to all . spencls her spare time in other localities . . . pretty complexion . . . well-liked . . . always seen with Doris and olilly . . , swell disposition. Newspaper III, IV, Dancing I, I,IlOt0gI'HI7Il-V Cluh II, Ilall Pa- trol IVQ Kernel Staff IV, Commencement Usher III: Secretary to Teacher IV, Committee for Class Parties I, Ill, IV, Junior Chorus lg Girls' Athletics 'Ig Ilomeroom Committees I, II, Ill, Dance Committee IV, Crafts and Plastics lg Christmas Program I. BERTHA MAE MOORE I tffIl1ffc'l', VIIIIIIFI' 41.-' I -im. Bertie-'I . . . where there's noise, there's Bertha . . . spends her spare time hahy sitting . . . very well liked . . . commercial student . . . would like to he a telephone operator . . . always seen with Cissy . . . cheerful . . . not a care in the world . . . That ain't nothin'. Secretary to Teacher IV, Ilall Patrol IV, Dramatics ll, III, Dancing II, Newspaper IV. IVIILTON LAWRENCE INIORAN H7yIl'l'l'l.I' n11'.11'l11'fjf In lf11'.r .f4'll1m'nnu1. Aliltn . . .original . . . fine dancer . , . spends his spare hours hav- ing a good time . . would like to travel . . . clevei . . . Iiuture un- celtain , . . neat dresser . . . always seen with ,lack and Gus. Dancing I, II, Pliotograpliy Ig Boys' Athletics I, II, Ping Pong Ig Ili-Y I, Ilg'I'1ack Ig Hall Patrol IV, Boys' Cooking III, Iahrary Cluh lllg Dramatic Cluh I, Il, Ilomeioom Otlicer I, II, Kernel Staff lVg Dance Committees III, Homeroom Committees I, II, III, IV. MILDRED MARIE MORONEY Lr'a1'n1'1rg and f1111.11f1!4'1'Aan fmna' In l,Il1l1l1,.H Blillyv . . . efficient typist . . . capable editor ol' our Broadcaster . . . takes a great interest in shorthand . . . pretty lmlue eyes . . . very Iiiendly . . . always ready for a good time . . . honor student . . . cute . . . seldom seen without Alary Anne . . . very energetic . . . will make someone a wonderliul secretary. Junior Chorus I: Newspaper III, IV, Editor IV, Dancing I, II, III, Photography Il, C. A. C. I, Ilg Christmas I, II, IIaIl Patrol IV. Ilamliwork I, Dramatics Cluh I, 11, Ilomeroom Ollicer I, II, lllg Kernel Staff IV, Commencement Usher III, Class Night Usher III, Secretary to Teacher IV, Class Committees I, II, III, IVg Ilomeroom Committees I, II, III, Dance Committees III, IV, Ciatts and Plastics II. WILLARD RONALD NOCHO 1 ana' of lfzc vampany tj 1l1Ll'1it7.4'U ' Friday . . . very frienclly . . . carefree anal gay . . . intelest is in the opposite sex . . . always laughing . . . never takes school work seriously . . . desires to be a millionaire. Rifle Club lg Photography Ig Boys' Athletics llg Boys' Cooking Illp Cross Country lllg Nlanager IV. DORIS COLLINIORE O'CONNOR By lfle work, one known' llzc Workman. Doc . . . quiet ways . . . efficient Kernel Co-editor . . . always ready fora good laugh . . . harfl worker . . . neat dresser . . .natural- ly curly hair . . . 'Irislf' . . . friendly . . . wants to travel . . . plays the piano . . . modest . . . a swell all 'round girl. Junior Chorus Ig Senior Chorus ll, IIIQ Newspaper III, IVg Dancing I, Il, IIIg Girls' Athletics I, II, III, IV: Varsity Club IVg V. Basketball I, llg Varsity liaslcetball III, lVg Student Council ll, III, IVQ French Club Illg Dramatics Club I, lVg Kernel Editor IVg Commencement Usher lllg Class Officer II, IIIg Civic Forum League IV, Dance Committee II, IVg Decorat- ing Committee III, Club Connnlttee III, IVg Varsity Basketball Captain IV. RALPH HERBERT OSBORNE 1icz'11rafj1f will wifi. Ralph . . .quiet . . . very polite . . . stuclious . . .a ncalfriend . . . conscientious worker . . . rescrvecl . . . bothers no one . . . clepentl- able . . . future lies in farming. F. F. A. Reporter Ill, IV: Secretary II, Ill , Rifle Club lg Dance Committee II, Illg llomeroom Committee I, Ilg Kernel Statl' IV. LAWRENCE LARRY PENN ilfz'r1r'frlfow, I1t000d J,fInl'l and a -1'ff1IlI1t'!1-fI'I.t'IId.H .. - U - - - Nick . . . very mee to know . . . nice personality . . . excels in sports . . . lfuncl . . . swell tenor voice . . .cheerful . . . tall . . . lilies to shoot pool . . . tuture lies ln engineering. Band lVg Senior Chorus Ill, IVg Dancing lllj Boys' Athletics llg Ping Pong lg V. Basketball llg Varsity Basketball Ill, lVg Varsity IIIg Cross Country III, IVg Track I, ll, Ill, lVg Operetta lVg Hall Patrol IV3 French Club Illg Soccer III. I AMY LOUISE PENNELL Hl20fl,!,l7ll1I of unlff lomorrow, wfzafyou can do lvzfrzyf' Amy . . . tiny . . . reclclish-Imloncl hair . . . Ilun to he with . . always seen with Tommie and Verna . . . does her work weell . . commercial stuclent . . . greets you with a smile . . . cheerful . . enjoys watching T. V .... another future stenographer. Kernel Staff IV, Ilall Patrol IV. JOHN HENDERSON RAMSEY u41fI1ft?IIfCli-Il0llI1.Q man LIJ' llc. Johnny . . . Imlond . . . nice Ioolcing . . . laughs constantly . . Oh! for a voice like that . . . an asset to the operetta . . . I7. F. A sturlent . , . seen quite a bit with Jerry . . . Chevrolet driver . . future rests between farming or music. Senior Chorus I, II, III, IV, Dancing I, II, III, Operetla I, II III, IV, F. F. A. I, II, III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Hall Patrol IV Dance Committee I, II, III, IV. I SYLVIA JEAN REYBURN 1fr'r voufe xi fwfr .vqfl,.f1z'f1Ifc and faux Sylvia . . . contencls that Ulite is what we malce itn . . . very friendly . . . quiet . . . good worker . . . polite , . . commercial stu- dent . . . entered O. II. S. in her Freshman year . . . honest . . . will go a long way. Handiworlc I, II, Kernel Stal? IV, IIaII Patrol IV, Newspaper III, IV, Circulation Eilitor IV, Secretary to Teacher IV. I ROBERT ALEXANDER RHODES 'ffapply-ga-fzzcky, c111'cfz'.r'.r amfffec, Illfllllillfj 1l1Cl'6 1'.r!l1all1'a11Hv,r me. Gus . . . last word in mischievousness . . . always out Ivor a goocl time . . . no time for school work . . . really a swell pal to everyone . . . witty . . . amhition-to marry a Hmillionairessu . . . Post House . . . always with Jack and .IIiIt. Junior Chorus I, Photography I, II, Boys' Athletics I, II, Ili-Y I, II,'I'racI4 I, IIaII Patrol IV, NIo4IeI Airplane Ig Dramatics Club II, I Iomerooni Oflicer III , Kernel Staff IV, Class Committee IV, Homeroom Committee II, Dancing III. Junior Chorus I, Dancing I, II, III, Secretary to Teacher IV JOSEPH ROD RONEY 1'fra.r111'rf1'r.vl, tt'l7l'A' ffzlrff' PQ ' joe . . .sliort . . . lirientlly disposition . . . innocent . . .jolly . . . gUtIlI XVQIVIQCII - 1 . CIIIIQIKNII' is ItII' IIIIII - . . SICCIIS ull IIC CRIII - . . woulcl like to Ire Il tznrmer or fl nulruie . . .junitoi-'s riglit luuul man. I7. F. A. I, Il, III, IVg .xlomlel Airplane Clulv I. WALTER YOUNG ROOT 'ff ffllff' nmzvu nxt' mm' tllltll fflifll fn' l'rfz'.vf1Utfff.1f Nu' u'fft'.l'l111fl11, ' IV:xltcr . . . slmrt . . . pretty complexion . , . true liI'ICllLl . . . quiet, altliougli he luis illl ever-present sense ot' humor . . . loves to tease . . . well lilcetl . . . lioblvy, sports . . . future--'uueertziiu. IVQ Newspaper III, IX'g Baselmll Il, IIIg Iiuslietlmzull IV: Ihmce Committee I, II, III, IV. PI-IYLLIS JEAN SCHLEGEL U'1fm-U',.' 7 wall! In 0u't'l'1'UllIA' dlyhtlllllf, .--fzfffflvliff fl. nllliyln . . . zuulnitious clieerleatler . . . easy going . . . everyone's ' pail . . . active in sports . . . luis tlmt mischievous twinkle in lier elve . . . CICCIIIQIII IIIIIIIICI - . . llfilllli . . . IIUIVJLIICS XYIIII IIFIIIIIIICS . . . pustiniefllost Ilouse. Junior Cliorus Ig Senior Cliorus II. Ill, Ivy Dancing I, II. IIIg Oirls' Athletics I, Ilg Varsity Bzislcetlmll III, IVg Ilocltey I, II, III, IVp Clleerlezuliug lll, IV: Clieerlezuling Club II: Varsity Clulm IVg G. A. C. I, II, III, IVgOperettzi I, II,jIll, IVQ Christmas Iyrogrzun II, III, IVQ Ilnll Patrol IVQ Ilramzitie Club IV: llonie- room Committee II, Illg Ilomerooni Otticer III: Kernel Stuff 1Vg Class Committee llg French Clulu Illg Ounce Committee I, II, III, IV. DORIS MAE SHELINE HIS!!-ft'lIA'L' 1.1 num' 11111.-'zlwfffztzfz any .I'UII.1I.H 'tllorisu . . . t'nonsense . . . only umlmition is to grow taller . . . quiet but frienclly to all . . . reservccl . . , Came to us in her Fresh- man year from Lower Oxtimrcl. Senior Cliorus II, Illg Dancing I, IIg Clieerlezuling Cluli Ilg Operetta Ilg LIIIFISIIIIZIS Play II, Illg Is. II. A. Ig Ilall Patrol IV: okay Day I, llg Freneli Clulm Illg Retreslunent Committee ll. Boys' Atliletics I, II: Ping Pong Illg llall Ilzitrol Ivg Kernel Staff IOSEPHINE ELIZABETH SHIELDS l,auglz andflze world lauglnr w1'll1 you, weep and-you weep alone. Josie . . . short . . . good things in small packages . . . gullible . . . can ask more questions. . .always worrying. . . cute . . .likeable . . . appears innocent . . . This must cease . . .active in sports . . . a nurse she hopes to be. Junior Chorus I, Dramatic Club I, II, III, IV, President I, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, V. Hockey II, III, Varsity Club IV, Cheer- leading Captain IV, Cheerleading Club II, III, IV, Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Newspaper III, Assistant Circulation Editor IV, Operetta II, III, IV, Christmas Program I, II, III, French Club President III, Kernel Staff IV, Class Night Usher III, Class Committee I, II, III, IV, Homeroom Committee I, II, III, IV, Ilall Patrol IV. SHIRLEY JANE SIMPSON Jn earne.rIg1'l'l, wlih genfle tt'L1.1fJ', you .rearce lmow .rl1e'.r abozzlf' f'Shirley . . . quiet . . . minds her own business . . . interest lies in Parkesburg . . . naturally curly hair . . . soda queen . . . likes to swim and read . . . future lVIrs. Jim Stirling. Senior Chorus II, Newspaper IV, Dancing II, Cheerleading Club II, Library Club III, French Club III, Ilandiwork Club I, Secretary to Teacher IV . . . Ilall Patrol IV. RUBY VALERIA SLAUCH Happy am Lfrnm care Ijlfl-fl'EE. Willy a1'en'I lhey all vofllcnled like me? Rube . . . enthusiastic . . . personality plus . . . cheerleading . loyal friend . . . sunny disposition . . . ambitious . . . coquettish eyes . . . enjoys sports . . . future lies as Mrs. Oscar D. Brown. Senior Chorus IV, Dancing I, II, III, Girls' Athletics I, J. V. Basketball I, II, Hockey I, IV, Cheerleading III, IV, G. A. C. III, IV, Operetta IV, French Club III, Dramatics II, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Class Night Usher III, Commencement Usher III, Secretarv to Teacher IV, I'Iomeroom Committee I, II, III, IV, Dance Committee I, II, III. PATRICIA FAE SMITH Belief lalc llzan never. Pat . . . cute . . . friendly . . .likes music . . . will be lVIrs. Joseph F. Nickle , . . active in sports . . . runner up for Halloween Queen two consecutive years . . . ZIIIIIJIICIOIIYIO be a telephone operator. Junior Chorus I3 Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Dancing Club I, III, Hockey III, IV, G. A. C. I, III, IV, French Club Ill, Operetta I, II, III, IV, Dramatic Club I, Rhode Island: Cheerleading ll, Basketball II. I RQ sm, VERNA ELIZABETH SMITH Tl1r.1f nn' wzirc ffm! .rperlk :ml IIlIlL'l1.U Verna . . .quiet and reserved . . . amhition is to he a typist . . . collects knick-luiacks . . . cheerful disposition . . . pals with Amy . . . lVIrs. IIindman's right hand. Christmas Play I, Ilandiworli Club I, klunior Chorus I, lIp Danc- ing I, II, III, Class Night Usher lllg Ilall Patrol IVg Kernel Staff IVg Secretary to Teacher IV. DORIS MAE SNAVELY J L'llL'L'lfllf t'UlIl,U1lllI'0ll'l1I1 t'Il.l1lf-g0I.lI-11 palf, Snave . . . seen mostly with Ann . . . commercial student . . . pretty hair . . . takes nothing seriously . . . easy going . . . always laughing . . . well-liked . . . would like to accompany Ann on a trip to Florida. . Newspaper III, lVg Dancing Ig Photography llg Ilall Patrol IVg Kernel Stall' IVg Secretary to Teacher lVg junior Chorus lg Girls' Athletics lg Ilandiworlc Cluh lg Ilomeroom Officer Ilg Cliristmas Program Ig Ilomeroom Committee Illg Crafts and P astics I. NORMAN SUIVINER 'AJ J'Cll0fl1I', an alfzlrlv, II .1IL'llffi'lIll1ll and a l'L'11Ul'1'c'l1ti.,i Norman . . . a strong pillar in the senior class . . . capable . . . very pleasing personality . . . A. A. President . . . ahle Student Council President . . . always ready to lend a helping hancl . . . goes well-prepared to class . , . flaming red hair . . . very neat dresser . . . everyone's friend . . . popular . . . courteous . . . is headed for Penn State? Soccer IVg Commencement Usher IIIg Class Night Usher Illg A. A. Officer IVg Class President I, lIIg Basketball NIanager lVg Student Council lVg French Cluli Illg junior Ili-Y lg Ping Pong I, llg Dancing Ilg Track I, II: Ilomeroom Ullicer llg Operetta I, III, IVg Christmas Play II: Senior Dramatics IV: Varsity Club IV. GLENN LESTER TEETER Ile can reffmlz ajofva f111d1'q1'01're In 11 pun. Glenn . . . wonderful friend . . . sunny disposition . . . hlond . . . Arthur Godfrey's douhle . . . always clowning . . . serious only in P. O. D. class . . . provides taxi service uptown . . . futuregun- certain . . . will go far. Ili-Y I5 Student Council IIIg IV: Uperetta III, IVQ llall Patrol IVQ Kernel Staff IV. MARY ANN VAUGHN She knounr no enemy. Pug . neat and petite . . . popular . . . personality . . . infec- tious grin . . . friendly . . . nice dresser . . . blonde . . . active . . , cute . . . enjoys sports and reading . . . plans to be a secretary. Student Council III, IVQ Vice Pres. IIIQ Sec. lVg Newspaper Staff Ill, IVg Basketball 115 Iloclcey Nlanager lVg G. A. C. III, IVg Pres. IV: A. A. Sec. IVQ Sec. to Teacher IVg Junior Chorus I5 Senior Chorus II, IIIg Dancing II, Illg llomeroom Officer IIg Dance Committee Ig Homeroom Committee II, lllg Varsity Club IVg Class Committee III, IVg Civic Forum League III, IV5 Commencement Usher Illg Operetta ll, III, IVg Christmas Play Ilg llall Patrol IV. DAVID HART WHEELER Lei ua' fezwc flurry fo Me J'!I1C'6J.U Dave . . . lives by his favorite cpluotation Don't worlc too hard . . . always loafing . . . lilies to ave fun . . . hobby-bowling . . . small . . . mischievous look . . . wants to travel someday. Dancing II, IIIg Photography I, Hp Boys' Athletics I, 115 Ping Pong Ilg Student Council 115 Model Airplane IIg Dramatic Club DONALD LUTHER WHITE Hfyze faire of l11'.r own mer!! makea' flzir way. Donald . . . hails from Lincoln . . . excels in sports . . . as nice as can be . . . enjoys playing chess, . . Niclfs shadow . . . always smiling . . . worthy of praise . . . is headed tor college. Ping Pong Ilg Boys' Athletic I5 Hall Patrol IVg Banc III, lVg J. V. Basketball llg Varsity Basketball III, IVg lli-Y Ig French Club IIIg Kernel Staff IV. JAMES DONALD WILSON An afabfe ann' cm1rIeou.r gen!fz'man. if - U - . Jimmy . . . rarely heard . . . pretty brown eyes . . . interest lies m the Junior Class . . . very lriendly . . . nice to lcnow . . . another shorty . . . enjoys driving . . . tuture-uncertain. Dancing Ig Boys' Athletics l, ll: Ping Pong Ilg Student Council Ig Hall Patrol lVg Kernel Staff' IV. 111g Homeroom Ofticer Ilg Kernel Staff IV. CONSTANCE ARLENE WINGATE 'A.ffmfv.rf1f fn' ffm' frm' fmlzzfzf qfn'un1Ul1. .. - . ,. - . - QUIHIIC . . .swcclundsxm'u1'c . . . quiet . . .L'UIHlllCl'ClEllSlllLlCIl1. . , .clucsn'1 lllcc work . . . HNUW let I1lL'lL'lIf'ULI, . . . lIIt6l'CSl Iles ouisiclc nib U. H. S .... Bul1l1y . lDZlllCiIlg 1, H, Illp Frenclm Club Illg Kernel Stuff lVg SCCI'Ct1ll'5' to teacher IVg llnll Putrnlg Home Ronny Connniitcc. Tl IOMAS ANSFL WRIGHT HIQYUHII ffm' mzlnfzzf,-'f1.'1f, flu ufymnf ,1'!lf-fly. 'l'm11l1xlv . . . tall . . . appears qnicl . . . 1'escrx'c1l . . . grcui for ieasing , . . lmils fhrmn Lewisville . . . juincsl ns in his I?I'L'SllIllilIl yezn' . . . i'zu'm'itu pzxsiinxc hunting :anal fishing , . . or lmvillg am good time with tlmc lmnlvsf . . , YCl':s'O11lL'll SCCI12ll'glliIlg with Ray . . . future - uncertain. Pays' Allllelics Ig Ping Pmmg Club Illg IXYCIICI'-V Ig Hull llnlrol IV: Vlle, the Class of 1952, are proud to remember our classmates who are now serving with the United States Armed Forces. Although they have not been with us in our last years ofhigh school, we have thought of them often, and we will always recall them with the members of our class. VVe wish the greatest success and happiness to these boys in their chosen careers: F.N. FOSTER CEEBIIART PFC. ORX'I1.I.E JONES PFC. RAY Hmm CPL. IOHN MCCARDELL PFC. LEw1s PETERS 54 Sealed: AXILDRED AAORONICY, NORMAN SUMNFIR, SANDRA EPSTEIN and RALPH OSBURNE .5'land1'ng.' SARA DAWSON and GEURGE NIASON HONOR ROLL Va !edz'clo1'z'an NORMAN SUIVINER Sa lufa iorian SANDRA EPSTICIN SARA DAWSON GEORGE MASON MILDRED MORONEY RALPH OSBORN E 55 KER EL ST FF LSO-1F1il.fUl'.I' SANDRA ICRSTEIN 81 IJORIS O'CONNCJR Lfleraljy lfzz'r'Iw' SARA DAWSON I1J.u'Irz'a1I l,r SHIRLEY MARTIN, PIIYLLIS SCIILEGEL, VIOLETTE FERGUSON, JOSEPHINE SHIELDS, ANNE HICKAIAN, RALPH KJSBURNE, IRIS GRAY, MARYANA CALDVVELL, FLORENCE FRAAII-TON, ROBICIi'F RHODES B Ir.1'1'n em' I llan fl-061' NOIIFIAN SUAINI-:R ,l,rJ1'JIa1I lm DAVID FRANKLIN, GLENN TEETER, GEOIQGE MASON, SIIIRLEY KIQAUSS, RUBY SLAUCII, EDVVARD HAMILTON. NXILLARD BIDWELL, JOHN RAAISEY, JOHN LLOYD .1'I'L'll.l'llI'6l' GEORGE MASON Ifokw Sporfa' WALTER ROOT DON WIIITE Jr! Sla RUTH CHILDS LYNN HAUBER FRED CHEEK Head Y :V,lI1.J'i DXILLY MOIIONEY flIs'.rLn'1'11lI Lf Salw' .Ilan 11-qer EDXVAIZD HAMILTON GI'l'!J' Spol'1'.f MARY ANN WYAUGIIN JANET IWELRATH PlIolu.z1l'apfI-If JO ANN HAROLD JIAIAIY XVILSON ANN MILLER, MARY ELIZABETH FITE, MARY ANN MCFANN, AAIY PENNELL, THOAIASINE DONNELI.Y, SYLVIA REYBURN, DORIS SNAVELY, PEGGY BURKE, VERNA SAIITH, MII.TON MORAN, GERRY HABIBY, SHIRLEY FISCHEL, CONNIE WINGATE, BILL BLACKBURN. 56 CLASS IWOTTO The .rurarl way no! fofail l-J' lo delerlnfne In .rucceedw CLASS COLORS CLASS FLUXVER Ivory and Royal Blue Red Carnallon CLASS POEM The time has come to bid adieu To dear old O. ll. S. To say good-by to teachers and friends And the times we loved the best. To say farewell to those sacred halls, Where we each our course have stated, To journey cautiously into the unknown, YVe've worked and studied and waited. But in the future we'll look back, And reminisce with fondest thought, At the fun we've had through the work we've done, We'll practice what we've been taught, YVe each must charter our own lifes course We, the Class of '52, But we'll never forget the friends we made, And the ties, that hold so true. Through the years other voices Our Alma Mater' will proudly sing, But the echo of that much loved tune, ln our hearts forever will ring. RUBY SLAUCH 57 CLA SS HISTGRY Friends, parents and teachers, 1 come not to praise the Class of 19523 1 come to record it, but it will be impossible to omit praise from the records of so worthy a class. As the history of any country may be divided into four periods-early settlement, expansion, invention and attainment-so may the history of our class lie divided into these tour periods. Un September tilith in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-eight, we l,egan on a period of settlement. There assembled at the doors oftlxtord High a host ol' strangers. These strangers had been attracted by the great opportunities offered here for education. They canie frrm the smaller scheols surrounding Uxtord, all very eager for learning. As we look back upon our adventurous Freshman year, we remember the Fresh- man Party as THE event. Witli the traditional orange and black tor the decorative color scheme and the thrilling music of the Palace Royal Urchestra, we were successfully initiated to the social activities of our high school. Next on the agenda, we recall the eventful and educational trip to the Franklin Institute accompanied by Mr. Schlieder. Our year was topped with a big skating party highly enjoyed by all its participants. YVC shall always remember our most enjoyable trip to the Art hluseum with Miss Sentt in our Sophomore year. Another outstanding lieature of that year was the Sophomore llop with music provided by Tom Donahue. A successful skating party drew our tenth year to a close. The Iunior year brought forth our highly prized class rings. It was also the year ot the first formal dance for many of usfthe Iunior Prom. Once again we were for- tunate to secure Tom Donahue's music for the big event. The Research Club was elaborately decorated with paper llowers and streamers. With much anticipation, September 1951 found us assembled to enter upon the most important period of our history, that otatttainment. Realizing our need of worthy leaders we elected outstanding class ohficers and Kernel lfditors. Our Senior year brought new changes to Oxford lligh-the most radical being the shortened lunch hour. It was also the first year for the Varsity Club, a successful organization for the girls and boys who had earned at least one letter in any sport. Wye shall be proud to remember the able group who represented our school at the Nlodel Republican Nomination Convention assisted by Mr. Coates. And last but not least, we are happy to remember that the television set for O. 11. S. was pur- chased in our Senior Year. As the time for the Senior Play drew near we selected Hixlelody 1ones to show our talent. An able cast represented us, and the event proved a most successful Senior Play. Uur Yvashington Trip is over and our examinations are completed. For some time we have looked forward to this time with joy, but now it brings a thought that we have not only attained our goal but also come to the end of all good times at Oxford High. Graduates we shall soon be. The result of this tedious labor glistens on our brows. But tomorrow some college professor or business executive will push us back again into the ranks. Iuniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, we sincerely sympathize with you in your loss. The blue and ivory tades from your sight, you lose worthy modelsestately Seniors- the Class of 1952. SHIRLEY MARTIN 58 LAST WILL AND TESTAME T Ive, the Senior Class ot 1952, being sound of mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests and declare this to be our last will and testament on this day in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and titty-two: I, GENEVA ALEXANDER, will my locker to Ioyce Nvalls. I, IDELMAR BROXVN, will my good driving to any person who really needs it. I, CIIARLOTTE BROXVNING, will my blond hair to anyone who has the energy to keep it curled. I, IACK FARMER, will my Chevrolet to Raymond Ayers. I, SARA DAWSON, will my talkativeness to anyone who will use it to an advantage. I, FRED CIIPIEIC, will my hair to anyone who wants the mess. I, AMY PI-JNNELL, will the back seat on the bus to Barbara lfdwards. I, DAVID FRANIILIN, will my Chevie to anyone who has the patience to wait for it to warm up on a cold morning. I, SHIRLEY SIMPSON, will my typewriter in the typing room to anyone who can keep it running better than I. I, GEORGE MASON, will my position on lIall Patrol to anyone who likes to get poked in the ribs. I, IVIARY ANN VAVGIIN, will my short-comings to Sonny Poole. I, GERALD CHARLES, will my bow ties to Vernie Ringler. I, BERTHA IVIOORIC, will to fVIr. Coates the saying Rat Now. I, IVIILTON IVIORAN, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Bobby Adams. I, IDHYLLIS SCHLEGEL, bequeath my diamond. Iust try to get itl I, PAUL PROPST, will my height to Alan Supplee. I, ANN NIILLER, leave my late hours to anyone who can keep them. I, BILL BI.ACliBL'RN, leave my love for Chrysler products to Dave Simons. I ANIILLY AIORONEY, will all my freckles to Lorraine Bromley and hope that she can Cover them up better than I. I 'IIHOMASINE IJONNELLY, leave my natural curly hair to Shirley Shivery. r v I, BILL ISIJXVARIJS, bequeath my seat in the main room to anyone who can find all ol' it and keep it together. I, VIOLETTE FERGUSON, leave my operetta lead to anyone who has the endurance to stand the wear and tear. I, DONALD WHI'Fl'I, will my basketball shoes to Iimmy jones. I, VERNA SMITH, leave the will power it took to get a short hair cut to anyone with long hair. I, IOE RONEY, bequeath my desk to somebody with brains. It needs themI I, RUTH CIIILDS, leave my job of making various posters to anyone who thinks he can find the time. I, IOIIN RAMSEY, bequeath my llollywood mutitier to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. I, PAT SMITII, will my quiet ways to Shirley Bruce. I, WAL'I'IiIi ROOT, bequeath my -10 Pontiac to anyone who can handle it. I, DIARY IFITE, leave my quick temper to anyone who can control it. I, AIILLARIJ BIDWELL, will my ability to keep my car clean to Fred Boyd. I, SHIRLEY I'IISClII'II,, bequeath my position as NII: l7ink's secretary to whoever wants it. I, ciI.ENN IIIEETER, leave the generaI Senior troubles to whoever wants them. I, FLORENCE FRAMPTON, bequeath my liking tor English to lfleanor VVaIsh. I, NELLIE QIILL, will my quietness to Alildred Carr. I, IRIS GRAY, will my French book to Ifleanor Vvalsh. I, LYLIIEICIII IIAUBER, leave my seat in art class to anyone who will like it as much as I 1 . 59 I, DoIzo'rIIY IIARIPER, bequeath my ability to sleep on bobbie pins and like it to my cousin, IWary lane Smith. I, PEGGY IIAROLD, leave my hockey stick to anybody who wants it. I, ALICE IACKSON, bequeath my locker to Niickey Carr, if she thinks she can get into it without being pushed by the basement door. I, SIIIRLEY KRAUSS, will my dancing ability to future O. H. S. Iitterbugs. I, Io ANNE HAROLD, will my sports ability to Liz Stroud. I, ANNE IIICKAIAN, leave my height to someone who needs it. I, INIARIIC IWICNEILL, bequeath my giggle to someone who needs it. I, BILL FREESE, will my lfnglish books to whoever wants them. I, IOSICPIIINE SIIIICLDS, leave my position as Cheerleading Captain to Ioyce Fagan. I, ED IIAAIILTON, will my cowboy hat to anybody with enough nerve to wear itl I, CONNIE XVINGATIC, will my red hair to anybody who likes it. I, IOIIN LLOYD, will my bashtiul ways to Iackie Molloy. I, IJORIS SHELINIC, will my class ring to whomever it will fit. I, CIICRALD HAMISY, will my ability to read books to Richard Farmer. I, DORIS SNAVELY, leave my halt hour periods spent after school to any unfortunate soul who is late. I, RAI,PII CDSBORNE, leave my success as a student of O. H. S. to any member ofthe Iunior Class who may need it. I, IQUBY SLAUCII, bequeath my old cheerleading uniform to any future cheerleader who can sew it together as fast as it falls apart. I, RICIIARD LINDSAY, will my P. U. D. book to some Iunior Agriculture boy. I, PAUL lxICDOXVI5I.I., leave my rzzqfzf soccer shoe to Iaclc Rineer. Yve, IUORIS OICONNOIZ and SANDRA EPSTEIN, bequeath our headaches with the KER- NICL to tiuture editors. I, VVQLI.AlRD NOCIIO, leave my ability to talk to young girls to Iimmy Iones and Iimmy Va s. I, SHIRLEY IVIARTIN, leave my bell lyre and cymbals to anyone who likes to make a lot of noise. I, LAWRENCE PENN, bequeath my Hook shot to Richard Draper. I, IANET IIIELRATII, leave my ability to go steady to Nlazie Bard. I, FRANCIS BROWN, will my ability to get along with Nlrs. Vvilde to anyone who can keep up with her assignments. I MARYANA CALDWELL, leave my ability not to get caught talking in study hall to r Pat and Gwen Schneider. I, ROISIEIQT RHODICS, will my Hour lunch period to those who need it. I, IIIARGARET BLRKE, will my ability to keep my hair curled to Shirley Shivery. I, BILL TAYLOR, bequeath my height to Iimmy VValters. I, MARY ANNE MCFANN, will my tlirtatious ways to Betty Ross. Be careful how you use theml I DAN'IID XVHEELER, will my used-car lot to any person who can handle it. I, XVAYNE CLENDENIN, leave all my good and bad luck at hot-rodding to anyone crazy enough to hotrod. SIGNED AND SEALED BY TIIE CLASS or '52 40 CLASS PROPHECY Wlhen, in about ten years-1962, Skimming through this book brings back memories to you, Let your eyes linger on this page and recall YOUR plans for the futurefdid they work out at all? There are from our class efficient stenographers, they include .Vlargaret Burke, Alary Ann Vaughn, Sara Dawson, Shirley Krauss, and never exclude Thomasine Donnelly, Verna Smith, Shirley Fischell and Nlary Fite, For theirs was a goal worthy of keeping in sight. Willard Nocho and Donald White both had in mind A future in which they would operate a business of some kind. As a Truck driver, Tommy Yvright is trying his hand, XVhile YVilliam Edwards, Richard Lindsey and Wayne Clendenin are busy plowing the Billy Blackburn also is interested in raising the food we eat Unless he, along with the others, his country's service must meet. But Walter Root and Dave Wheeler aren't waiting for the draft board to call- 'l'hey'll enter the service sometime before fall. Anne Hickman, along with Florence Frampton and Josephine Shields, llas entered and is doing tine in the Nursing Field. And as George Nlason flies to Aloscow to practice Diechanical Engineering, Doris Sheline, the Airline hostess, helps him through this flight he's been fearing. In a class of this size there's a general rule That a few students will earn their bread and butter by teaching school. Our class is no different, so we say. No! for those who will try it are Jo Ann Harold, Shirley Martin and Iris Grey. Fred Cheek is working in a speed shop of some kind. But Glenn Teeter says that him, in a place like that, we'll never find. For in the wide open spaces we can see his company who Builds roads and repairs them 'till they look like new. As telephone operators two positions have been filled by Bertha Moore and Nellie Gill. So, if it's mushrooms you want and you're not in town, Ask them to connect you with Delmar or Francis Brown. Enjoying the sun at Aliami Beach, we can find Ann Aliller, .Wlildred Nloroney and Doris Snavely any old time. When asked what they do to put in time, they replied, YVork as secretaries to big executives, you know, just on the side. To kill time and review old familiar faces, Alotor out to llialeah and join Gus Rhodes at the races. Or enjoy the thrills and sights of Florida with Alilton Aiorang l'le'll show you around like nobody can. James Wilson we see climbing a high telephone pole. lle's a wonderful electrician, so we've been told. Teddy Hamilton's firm of Electric Engineering, in which he plays an important role, Furnishes the material that James places on each tall pole. Norman Sumner in physics we hear is quite skilled, And a position with the Ajax Atomico Limited he has successfully tilled. Also we see the beautiful drawings of Ruth Childs who takes part In a company that deals strictly with the finer things in art. If your 1952 model car is worn out and you're ready to sell, Drop in to see Alillard Bidwell. If he won't give vou vour price, there's just one thing to do land. Take it to Farmier's or 'l'aylor's place of employmente-they're mechanics-theynll tix it for you. Let's see what Paul AlcDowell is doing-well, do declare, lie's made his dreams come true as a professional football player. And Violette Ferguson is studying music at college. Wonder what she'll do with all that knowledge? Let's not overlook one definite aim Ol' all females-to change their last names. 'lien girls in our class will vouch that it's true, So keep on reading and they,ll be named lor you. Lynn llauber, Charlotte Browning, Dorothy llarper and Marie McNeill Pat Smith, Peggy llarold, Connie Wingate and Mary Ann McFann Janet Nlelrath, Alice Jackson. And behold, Nick Penn Yvants a wife and a family of eight or ten. Paul Propst is another businessman from our crowd, And one of whom we can all be proud. While Dave Franklin has found his interest, of course, In a college education and then the Air Force. If, after struggling through these ten years, your hair looks like a mop. just step in Aiaryana Caldwell's or Doris O'Connor's beauty shop. Or, if along the way, stumbling has caused you to fall, Remed it by seeing Sandra Epsteinfshe's practicing law. Well, tliiiere it is down in black and white, So let what you've said guide you like a beacon light. And to all in this wonderful class of 1952. May God bless and keep you-whatever you do. 41 SARA DAWSON wr .flofl Papuvar M. XYAUGIIN and D -FRANKLIN dM 910b,-4 Ifflff Dam'L'1'.r S. KRAUSS and F. Cul-:ER Z , - ... 11 Q. Q . .fluff ffzrkvfzf To Lgl1l'l'UL'1f S. ICRSTEIN Zlllll N. SLYNXNER .llfm-I Ylzfmlvzi V. FERGUSON :xml -I. RAMSAY 5 fif lic,-'I U m'kr1-,v IJ. fJ'CONNOR llllil N. 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LJ ff Z 5 2 5. Q 2 F Q C VJ 'E Z A V A ., Q: M LL, C. D. SILMAN. EIGHTH GRADE Raw I: C. COX, S. A1EI.I.INGER, J. JACKSON, C. AIARCII, A. BROWN, R. GIIALTNEY, N. I.AY.NIAN, J. cIRAY, IC. I.A.NII1KINg IGM' ll: P. XVOOIJWORTII, If. BIYRKE, K. RCBINCAN, Ii. RIIODES, J. SIAIIISON, I.. IIAEIIER, M. BAYLIS, Ii. SLEXANIJER, S. AI.I.ENIIORRIIER, G. IIASII, K. IXIILLARDQ Ifmv III: J. I.O.II.-IK, C. AI.'I'I.ANU, J. BL I'I.ER, A. CARTER, I.. KIRK, D. RIIOIJES, C.E.III1:In', J. SAIITII, I.. HARRISON, B. SxI,xI.I., B. JONES, C. MII.I.ER: RIM' IV: MR. NEFF, MR. MATCIINER, D. XII-IRKI-LS, R. COX, R. KIiI.I.I1I'I I', R ANIIRESS, I.. STI'RCII.I., B. ROGERS, J. ANDERSON, I:..vII'lI.RA'I'II, 'I'. SIIOEMAKIC, ID. FREE.IIANg RIM V: R. JAAIISON, I.. XVILSON, Ii. POWERS, B. STIKI-IS, J. NOvEI.I.I, M. ICNOLE, M. SIIOCN, J. FEATIIERAIAN, I.. II0I.S'l'I'1NI,J. CIRAY, S. BAILEY, IC. XVYATT, I.. I3ROOMAI.I., II. IDUNCAN. SEVE TH GRADE Huw I: C. 'I'AYI.OR, Y. STROIIIJ, II.xVIClSS'I'lCR, V. SIIII'IfI.ETT, R. IIART, K. JAYNES, A. SIIICICTS, B. ROGERS, C. PORT, B. BARD, J. KI.NIBI.I'Z, G. PRCITT, J. CLAIIIQ, J. ICAIEIIY, S. ROTIIAIAN, I'I.COATES1 RIIIII II: M. MORRISON, F.NICCARDFII.I., B. NEFF, R. STARKEY, C. I'AYNI:, S. BROWN, P. IIAAIAIONII, V. KRAUSS, P. IIOXVICLI., I.. BARKICR. ID. PIERSON. R. IIAAIAIONII, R. BLACKICSTON, G. IQEICVICS, IJ. IIASII, J. I,OL'GlII'IR'I'Y,J.CUl.LINSI1eI7u' lll: MISS KENNARD, IJ. KIRK, J. FOKER, H. RI'1I'1SI.I'IIZ,B. BL'CKAI.EXV, IDI IRVNCAN, M. BRACII, J. PIERCE, I.. XVYATT, IJ FRILAY, I.. COOK, S. XVICIGEI., M. LIAIIIERRY, R. IIRCITT, R. CARTER, IJ. IIICKS, MISS ZARCIIIIK, Raw IV: WILI.ARD SI.ICER, N. SFEAKAIAN, C. CIIAAIIaERI.AIN, R. CALQFFXIAN, R. BI'CKAI,Ew, V. I'IIII.I.II1S, B. BACON, R KEI.LETT, R. REID, V. NEI.SlJNg Row V: C. ROOT, W. RIIBINCAN, G. NOCIIU, J. QCINN, J. MORRIS, N. SCIII.EFl'II. E. SCIIOFIELII, N. IIERR, IJ. STANLEY, C. ANRNEY, S. IJAVIES, D. STL'RGII.I., S. JONES. AUTQGRAPHS ,Z VX!! , , , Qs f xf f f' X 247 ' f, ' ffff f ff wifi SX r T. fl 5 'N wh ff' i: I Y!!! F fi U I1 ' I 'r f'N ',f K M 1 .M I fl .fs R T 4 V, J xf ff ,f f ,,,' N I 'WX X gf NA Q ff :XfX.i,,,K Evofiflpf TF rn fill? if igff ,QE ,4 M. VALTQHN, N. SLKWNER, Miz. 'l1IlO.NlPSUN, R. S'1'A'1'A, G. MAsoN ATHLETIC ASSQCIATION The A. A. began its activities with the election of officers. Those elected were: Pf8.Vl-Illgllf ..... . . .NORBXAN SUMNER Vive Pl'6J'l.l2l6l7f. . . ,... RAYMOND STATA Sevrefaqy ..... .... M ARY ANN VAUGHN 17ea.i-urer .... . . ,GEORGE MASON The A. A. subscriptions exceeded those ot' last year. The organization sponsored an eventful dance which was one of the high spots of the year. The A. A. officers of '52 wish the incoming ollicers the best of luck in their under- takings next year. 52 CHEERLEADERS Fight, team, fightlm The gals in maroon and white were at it again, doin' their best for ole O. ll. S, Their enthusiastic cheers filled our soccer and basketball teams with the necessary fighting spirit to lead them on to victory. N The Senior cheerleaders, headed by Io Shields as Captain, wish all the future O. H. S. cheerleaders the best of success in the years to come. Sen z'or.vl Junform IOSEPHINE SHIELDS, Captain IOYCE FAGAN RUBY SLAUCH IOAN CAR'l'ER PHYLLIS SCHLEGEL ELSIE BARD Thanks to the old for their faithful serviceg Good luck to the new in everything they undertakel O0 4'5--qr !w R .W R.l. l,.l. L.W R.H. -f L.F. xii? VARSITY HCCKEY LINEUP SCHEDULE M, Bman C.l l. -A-S. KRAUSS Avon Grove ....,.. . P. llAizo1.n LH. -J. iXlELRA'l'll Avon Grove.. . . . . . . N. Blzowx R.F. '-ff P.SCHL1scz1':1. Coatesville ........,... . S. EPSTEIN l,.F. ---j. llARo1.n Wilmington Friends .... . M. CAl.lJVl'EI,L B. L. XVILSON Unionville ,.....,...... li. Com: Goalie -R. CHASE Unionville. . . Ox loyal Ox liorcl Ox liorcl Ux llnrrl Ux linrcl Uxlo rd Raw I: M. Luv'I'oN, V. HAMMOND, D. MCCLURE, G. IloDGsoN, B. WVILSON, S. BRUCE D SIALLII V, BOYDQ Raw ll: M. VALGIIN, N. SHIVERY, E. STROUD, S. SIIOUN, A. SCIIOEIELD, S. NEFF, G SCIINI IDER M. RUBICAN, j. CARTER, Miss STooPs. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY The V. hockey team this year promises to become a winning one, and the Class of '52 wishes them much success in the future. Left Wing ...... Left lnner ........ Center Forward ..... Right Innter. ,. . .. Right Yving .... . . . Left Half Back ....... Center Half Back ..... Right Half Back .... Left Full Back. . . . Right Full Back .... Goalie ...... . . . . . LIN EUP S. LESLEY M. BAILY M. RLIBINCAN M. LUPTON I. CARTER and V. BOYD G. cJ'CONNOR I. SHIELDS S. NEFF D. MCCLLRE and G. HODGSON I'I. DONACIIE and B. WILSON . .A. SCHOFIELD SCHEDULE Oxford 0 Avon Grove 4 Oxford 6 Coatesville 2 Oxford I Unionville 1 OJ VARSITY BASKETBALL The '52-girls basketball team played six games this year, tying two winning two, and losing two. We wish to thank Miss Stoops for her coaching and Iosephine Shields for her management. The class of '52 wishes the next Varsity squad the best of luck Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Forward ELSIE BAND Jo ANN HAROLD SANDRA EPSTEIN lVlAZIE BARD DOT S'rY1s1z 39 ..... 27 ..... 45 ..,. 28 .... 54 ,,.. 34 ..,. SCHEDULE 56 Guard JANET MELRATH Doius O,CONNOR PHYLLIS SCHLEGEL SHIRLEY KRAUSS . . . .Alumni . . . .Avon-Grove . . . .Unionville . . , .Avon-Grove . . . .Unionville . . . .Downingtown lfmv I: B. BRAIISON, M. LUPTON, D. NKCCLURE, B. WILSON, R. CIIASE, S. NEFF, IJ. SLALLII Rau 11 j. CARTER, J. FAGAN, M. KATZ, S. SIIOCN, A. SCIIOFIELD, E. COPE, E. SLAUCII, G. SCIINIIDI-R N1 RUBICAN, j. SIIIELUS. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Class of '52 wishes this year'S V. the best of luck in their future tyeaxs The V. lineup for '51-'52 was: Forwards ROSE CHASE MARLYN LUPTON IOYCE FAGAN SHIRLEY NEFF NANCY BROXVN EDIENE COPE SUE SHOUN Oxford 8 Oxford 17 Oxford 14 SCHEDULE 57 Guards BETTY LOU WILSON META BAILY GERRY OICONNOR Avon-Grove 14 Avon-Grove 25 Downingtown 50 im n r 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL LINEUP C t gooimz ?5TA'I'A ll J. 'NN . .f 3 C e Us LF. Bin, Guafdsl J, .ufi?lLQ LV. RINGLIQR KG. MASON Forwards? LD. Smoxs SCHEDULE Oxford Quarryville 40 Oxford 41 Avon Grove 45 Oxford Alumni 26 Oxford 74 Chesapeake City 51 Oxford Unionville 58 Oxford 65 Parkesburg 48 Oxford Parkesburg 41 Oxford 54 Kennett 61 Oxford Kennett 49 Oxford 41 Quarryville 26 Oxford Rising Sun 57 Oxford 75 Rising Sun 55 Oxford Havre De Grace 60 Oxford 57 Avon Grove 45 Oxford Unionville 42 Oxford 54 Havre De Grace 45 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The O. ll. S. Junior Varsitlv squad, under the guidance of Coach, hir. Fink, Com- pleted a tititeen game schedule with a record of seven victories and eight defeats. The team has plenty of tight and spirit and played hard the whole way. Several games were lost by only a few points, which with a little luck, Could just as easily have been won. Oxford 94 Quarryville '55 Oxford Unionville Oxford Parlcesbu rg Oxford Kennett Oxford Rising Sun Oxford Avon Grove Oxtiord Havre De Grace Oxford Unionville Oxford Chesapeake City Oxford Parkcshurg Oxford Rising Sun Oxford Kennett Oxford Quarryville Oxford Avon Grove Oxford Havre De Grace Raw 1: MR. JAMES, J. MCFANN, R. STATA, D. New-', R. BADSER, V. RINGLER, R. NlCCAL'I.EYQ Raw ll: R. IJRAPI-JR, N. SUMNER, D. SIMONS, P. Poous, R. ROTEN, R. REYBUIINQ Row III: J. GALLAGHER, S. NEFF, P. MCDOXVELL, G. MASON. SOCCER This year O. ll. S. had its largest soccer schedule with a total of twelve games being played. Their season record ended at three victories, eight defeats and one tie. Coach Nlr. Iames did an excellent job of moulding a good team, and the boys worked hard throughout the whole season. The four to four tie played against a strong Lincoln University team highlighted this season. With only three boys leaving the squad this year, next season should he really tops. SCHEDULE Oxford 1 ..,, ............. . . , .Alumni Oxford 4. . Unionville Oxford 2. . Kennett Oxford 0. . Avon Grove Oxford 0, . Kennett Oxford 5. . Unionville Oxford 4. . Lincoln Oxford 0. . Avon Grove Oxford 4. . Wilmington Oxford 0. . Unionville Oxford 0. . Kennett Oxford 0. . Avon Grove 60 This year's Cross meet with Kennett Sc This being only only once. But neve Cross Country is a s . xg exif f CRQSS COU TRY Country Team pzirticipatecl in six meets including the ti mn-fulii luare and Avon Grove which was heltl at the Oxford sehool their seeoncl year they clicln't fare too well, Coming out on top rtheless these boys cleserve zi lot ol' ereclit, win or lose httnuse port that requires za lot of hartl worli zinnl usuzilllv reeelxts Xen little recognition in return. Here's wishing the boys the hest ot' luelc in the tiuturel CLOW Score Winsj Oxford 55 Kennett 2-1 Uxlord fl-l Unionville Oxford -15 Avon Grove 15 Uxllorcl 3-1 Kennett Oxllorcl -15 Avon Grove -10 til BASEBALL The O. H. S. baseball team this year played a schedule consisting of ten games. As the Kernel goes to press, they have completed six of these games with the Hne record of four victories, one defeat and one tie. Oxford should have a very bright outlook for next season as there will be only one senior leaving the squad. Poole, Andress and McCauley form a strong pitching trio which can be expected to Win a lot of games in the future, and perhaps even bring another championship to O. HK. S. The Seniors wish next year's squad the best of luckl Avon Grove. . . Oxford Rising Sun. . . Oxford Parkesburg .... Oxford Kennett Square ,...... . Oxford Rising Sun. . . . . Oxford Unionville. . . . Oxford fujm TRACK The O. H. S. track team participated in 6 meets this year, the highlight of which was the victory over Unionville. Our Ir. High track team of 1952 was very successful, and it is predicted that a championship for U. H. S. is in the near future. O3 VVEARERS OF THE G TlIiS year an O Could be earned in 2 ways, by playing three- fourths Of all the games of any varsity Sport, or by being an active member Ol' the band for the entire year. SENIORS D. FRANKLIN G. MASON N. SUMNER D. WIII'rE E. llAAIII.'I'ON W. NKJCIICI J. SIIIELDS R. SLALICII P. SCIILI-IGICI. M. CA1.DwEI.I. P. l'lAROI.D D. O,CCJNNt3Ii M. VAUOIIN S. EPSTICIN J. ll.-XROLIJ S. KRAIISS J. MEI.1iA'1'lI S. XNXARTIN V. FERGUSON L. PENN IUNIORS D. SIAIONS V. RINGLER S. NEFF D. NEFF D. FETTERS D. XVAGONER M. BROWN C. SIIEPIIERIJ R. BlCCAL'Y.EX' R. ROTEN R. ST.-ITA P. POOLE R. DRAPER J. ANDRESS E. BARD R. CHASE D. STYER H. COUPE!! SOPHOMORES B. BADGER j. XXACFANN R. RICYBURN N. BROWN M. IBARD B. MORRIS G. PIERCE M. LUPTON G. IIOUGSON Y. FOSTER B. XVILSON F. BOYD M. BAILEY IC. STROUD F. BRUBAKER j. WAl.'I'lERS 64 FRESHMEN D. MCCLLJRE E. CCDPIC M. IQUBINCAN ll. IRONACIIE 45 i X Z V 1, f-5 A-s Raw 1: S. NEFF, P, TTAROLD, D. FRANKLIN, M. VYAUGIIN, R. STATA, J. llAieoLD, D. Nicifr, D. O'CoNNoizg Raw II: E. IlAAin.'roN, P. Scn1.icGE1., N. SL'.wNEiz, S. Kimuss, G. ATASUN, J. .XTELIL-X'I'li, V. RiNG1.i:1z, S. Ers'ri21Ng Raw Ill: R. RoTi-LN, D. STYER, R. iXTCCAL'LEY, J. SHIELDS, li. B.-XRD, I. CARTI-JR, D. Simms, B. PALMER, Raw IV: J. MCFANN, R. CHASE. R. BADGIER, N. BROWN, N. Snivrtuv, j. G.xI.i.AGmc1e, M. BAND, P. Poomcg Rmv V: F. KEYS, T. XVALLS, P. A'TClDUXVl'2I.L, Miz. glA.NlI'IS. VARSITY CLUB A first at Uxfiord High School-the Varsity Clubl The Varsity Club was organized for the purpose of attaining good sportsmanship. Under the supervision of Mr. Iames, the Varsity Club held its first meeting and elected officers. The officers elected were: Pre.rfflenz'. ..... . . .RAYMOND STATA Vice Praridenl .... .... I DAVID FRANKLIN Secretary ..... . .ATARY ANN VAUGIIN T1'ca.rurer .... . . . . .,... . ..... SAMUEL NEFF The officers and the supervisor, Mr. Iames, held a special meeting during the first part of the year and drew up the Constitution, which determines such questions as: eligibility for membership, eligibility for a Varsity sweater and eligibility for the letter and stripes. The club adopted this Constitution and followed every rule. The Varsity Club was very active for its first year. Some of the events that made it successful were: Tag Day, Tag Day Dance, and a Bake Sale. Each one of these events brought in enough money to purchase sweaters for the members of the club who had participated in one sport for two consecutive years. 66 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council had its first meeting on September 17, 1951, with Airs. Smith and Mr. Thompson, the t1acu1ty advisers, presiding. The purpose ot' the meeting was to e1ect officers for the year. They were e1ected as fO11ows: 1,l'I'.l'll16I1f ...........................,..,,,... NORMAN SIMNER I 'fre Pl'EJ'l't1lt'II1. . . ...,,...... .,..... R AYAIOND STATA Sew-efary ,....,....1......,.........,,..... MARY ANN V ALVGHN Ylefuuerr .,.. ..1...,......,......,,,........... R ICIIARD ROTH Yvith the he1p ot' the Student Counci1, the LNTEIVCTI of Dimes, Red Cross and Com- munity Chest were all sucCessfu1. Through the ettorts of the Council, a c1ean-up campaign of the schoO1 was or- ganized in order to give our schoo1 a better impression to those who came to visit and to give the students a brighter and c1eaner p1ace in which to work. Yvith the Student Counci1's aid, the elementary grades co11ected enough Acme receipts to Obtain a television set for the schoo1. A 1ist ot' the members and the grades they represent t1o11Ows: 7171 IANI-:s CTOLDFIY, KAY IRIQNL: IAYNES fyfll SONIA MELLINOER, Mlm: SHOLTN gfll IACR TVTELRATII, VONNIIJ BOYD, 11O,N1ER VAUGHN NWI TAKE ICNOLE, MAZIE BARD, SUE SHOUN llffl XVILMA CARTI-:R, XVERNON RINOLIQR, RICIIARD ROTII, SALLY XVALTER, RAYMOND S'rA'rA, IEAN McCL'LLoL'oII Iflfz IJAVID FRANKLIN, CTLENN TEETER, NORMAN SUAINIQR, DORIS KTCONNOR, SARA TJAXVSON V1OLE'1 l'1C 1 ERGLIsON, MARY ANN VAUOIIN Xve, The Student Council, wish to extend our congratulations and sincere wishes tor good 1uc1I to the C1ass Ot' '52 The departing' Seniors wou1d 1i1ce to wish the future Varsity squads the best Of luck and success. Raw I: D. SHELINE, P. SCHLEGEI., S. KRAUSS, S. IDANVSONQ Row II: M. WVAUGHN, I. NTELRATII, C. BROWN- ING, M. MORONEY, M. IVTCFANN, P. SMITH, D. SNAVELY, Raw III: T. HAMILTON, R. CIIILDS, S. FISCIIEL, M. CALDWELL, P. HAROLD, A. MILLEIKQ Row IV: B. FREESE, G. MASON, W. ROOT, P. MCDOWELL, M. MCNEILI., P. BURKE, C. WINGATEg Row V: J. RAMSEY, B. BLACIKBUIIN, L. PENN, A. HICRMAN, V. SMITII, S. REYBURN,J.SI1IELDS, D. O'CONNOllj Row VI: G. CIIARLES, D. WHITE, D. FRANKLIN, N. SUM- NER, T. DONNELLY, -I. FARMER, G. HAMBYg Row VII: R. LINDSEY, M. MORAN, M. BIDWELL, Row VIII: j. WII,SON, G. TEETER, P. PROPST. HALL PATRDL The Hall Patrol was again successful in keeping order in the halls of O. H. S. this year. Under the direction of MI'. Leib, each member was assigned to a station, to which he reported a few minutes before the bell between every class. Again this year, the system of alternating patrols was tried and found to be very successful. Two patrols were appointed, one of girls and one of boys. This gives each patrol a break and eliminates the monotony. The Hall Patrol of the Class of '52 wishes all future members the best of luck. 68 . w. ,v0 ' Art. ., Sports. . . Finance lficlitor. . Circulation Editor ..,, Exchange lfclitor. .NIi1neog1'aphc1'. . . M. S'l'I'IXVAR'1' R. FRAIM S. Klmuss D. CYCONNOR S. FISCIIEL . W.- .U - at I 0.H.S. BRQADCASTER Fffflw' NIILDRED MORONEY Q'1.v'.1'1:l'falIf 12'1f1'f0l'.1' SALLY xVAI,'l'I'IR and IIELIQN PHILLIPS !Y'1fl'Ll0l'l'l1f and 71lflUl.l1.11 Sfrzff RLTII CHILDS, l','J1'f0r FRANCES XV,xImm:l.I., 1-1.f.rf'.vz'a11l IM. A. VAUGIIN, Girl'-' lz'n'ifnr :BETTY Ross, 41,.'.rf'ffafzl IWALT1-311 Roof, 130-11.1-' lfdflof- IXCIARY Cwmlwczs, l1.v.v1Ivlaf1f .........,.SAxnRA ICPSTEIN ISYLVIA REY1aL'RN I I. SHIICLDS, fl. f'.-- fvlanf SARA DAWSON ' ' IRVT11 Fufxm, ,1,--.--1'.vfa11l SYLVIA RIQYBURN C. HL'xw11Rx-:YS D. SNAVI-:LY XV. CAR'1'1c1z M. FIM: M. Mcflixxx A. AIILLER B. PA1,.uER M. BVRKE I. FAGAN B. MOORE M. Sm'r11 I. M1-:LRM11 li. BARID I. MCCL'1.1.0L'GH M. MCNLQILL 1'?Il'll!f1f 111ft'1.J'0l' MRS. Hxxmmx Published by the Students of the Oxford High School twice monthly U9 GIRLS, ATHLETIC CLUB BOYS ATHLETIC CLUB 70 BOYS' COOKING CLUB HI-Y CLUB 71 DANCING I I A DANCING II 72 1 4 BAND v r 5 5 I L 3 '55 iw DSP' x -, , T ,, gs... A194 LIBRARY CLUB 75 FUTURE IIOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA R g 5 Ef-25:a:isfEzfi2fI:I'fj' , FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 7-1 SR. CHORUS IR. CHORUS 75 PHNC,PONG CHECKERS nv 76 TUNIOR DRAMATICS I IUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB U 77 CHRISTMAS PLAY MERRY CHRISTMAS, MR. SNOWMAN! Une of the hig events of the year, especially for the elementary grades, was the Christmas Play. The play was enjoyed by allg those who made up the audience, and those who made up the cast. The Class of '52 wishes to express its thanks to the cast ot pupils and faculty advisors for the work and effort they put into it to make Hfwerry Christmas Mr. Snowmanwf such a great success. Yve wish you all the best of success in your future performances. SEN IUR DRAMATICS SENIOR PLAY 'TVIELQDY JONES The performance Of lVlelody Ionesn, the story of an adopted girl, highlighted the year on April 1 and 2. The great success of the play was largely due to the long hours of work by the cast and the expert guidance and patience Ot' Nlrs. Wvilde. Yve are very proud of the following classmates for their fine performance: TH E CAST: Mother .....,. ...r......... ..., N ' IOLETTE FERGUSON Laura VValkins. . Nlelody Iones. . . Leon Iones .....,. Kenneth Carpenter. . Elaine Wvalkins ...,,.... Bruce Butler ...... Kathy flVliss Richartlsb .... Iennifer Abbey ..., Father Uohn Ionesj Gary Boyd ,........ Stretch Appleby .,..,... ,,.....,.,... Francie YVilks .............,.......... 1 WVILLIAM BLACREURN IL t a CO l Q J X F up es I XVALTER ROOT 79 . . .SANDRA EPSTEIN . . . . .SARA DAXVSON . .NORBKAN SUMNER . . .GEORGE NTASON . .SHIRLEY MARTIN . .DAVID FRANKLIN .....RL'm' SLAUCII MARY ANN VAUGHN EDWARD HAMILTON .. . . . .PAUL PROPST . . .MILTON lVlORAN .. , .JOSEPHINE SIIIELDS RUTII CHILDS JANET lN1ELRATH if OPERETTA A WALTZ DREAM Pl The operetta, A Waltz Dream , was presented on November 15 and 16. The production, which was produced by the cooperation of students and faculty alike, was a huge success. The large attendance of students, Oxfordians, and citizens from the surrounding communities inspired the cast to enact their roles to perfection. Maximilian X .... Princess Helene .... Prince Rupert .... Lieutenant Niki. . . Kay Robinson. . . . Princess Matilda .... THE CAST Lieutenant Montschi. . . Louisa ............. Bertram Budgett. . . Count Lothar ..... Count Sigismund. . . Nicholas ....... Fifi .... . Annerl ..... 80 , . . .JAMES WALTERS . . .VONNIE BOYD . , .PAUL PROPST . . . . . .IOHN RAMSEY VIOLETTE FERGUSON . . .GRACE SHEPHERD , . .NORMAN SUMNER . . . .IANET MELRATH . . .FRED BRUBAKER ....FRED BOYD . .DONALD WAGONER . . .BILL BLACKBURN . . . .SARA DAWSON . . . .JOAN MARCH of fi? y X4 W ff 0065 if AX OVU Wi? GO ff!! xi '- lf fwulfwf v 4 0 YN A ' SSDE CX PWR USE A Compliments f MUSHROOM TRANSPORTATION CO MAIN OFFICE KENNETT SQUARE RINGLER'S APPLIANCE STORE EVERYTIIING ELECTRICAL AND GIFT ITEMS MASONIC BUILDING OXFORD R.C.A. T.V. 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SHOEMAKER AY COMPANY VVholesale and R t 'l Gas- Keros e a1 Dealers in Grain-Hay-Coal-Building Supplies- Feeds-Seed-PotatoesFertilizers Atlantic one-Fuel Oil-Lubricans -Also-Q CUSTOM G u1Nu1NG AND MIXING BETTER BUY BURLING'S BABY CHICKS PuIIorum Clean Since 1957 BURLINGS IIATCHERY OXFORD, PA The Home of Quality Chicks UNION EMBLEM COMPANY MAKERS OF CLASS RINGS 011' CLASS OF 1952 H1611 SCHOU1. AND F1z,1TERN1TY JEXVELRY FELT GOODS AND COMMQNCEMENT S'1'A'1'10NE1zY PALMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA P. H. NISSLEY, lVIanage1- GAS IS BEST ' 0 I t' J Clean 0 It'.v Dependable ' I t' .s Economical CITIZENS GAS 81 FUEL CO. OXFORD, PA. Phone 600 A business enterprise devoted to the community's interest Compliments of ADAMS STUDIO 120 Locust Street Phone 85 OXFORD, PEN N A. PORTRAI 1 s PRINTING W151o1D1Nc:s DEvE1,oP1Nc Coxmmlzcml. SUPPLl1b Y PARAMO UNT NURSERIES ROSE GROWERS A. EQ A. D. VANDE1z1iR,x,xTs, Props. XVEST GROVE, PA. 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In my lg' +11 E my efw: 1 pu , E + +V ' 2,55 f,T+ H l L ' l l l w l 1 Pantera and .ldliagzcgedne 255 EAST GAY STREET WEST cm:sfrER PENNSYLVANIA Command Perform ance! Sports, drama, comedy, newseall are yours to command for entertainment right in your own homel Through television you can now enjoy the best in the newest form of entertainment, at the flick of a switch. See the latest models, in a wide variety of styles, at your local electrical dealer's, or at your Electric Company showroom. SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO. Compliments of JOHN ROB ERTS AGENCY INSURANCE 10 South Third Street OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA SURE IS TRUE FOR '52 AT EWING MOTORS, INC. U. S. Route No. I OXFORD, PA. When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them COATES' BODY AND FENDER SHOP Body end Fender Work Bear System of Fnenne end Wheel Alignments Duco end Delux Painting Shop: Oxford 487-R Home: Oxford 489-W BINKLEY BROS., Ine. TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE OXFORD, PA. Phono 667 THE MET THEATRE Fon THE FINEST IN FILM FARE OX FCRD, PA. Compliments of THE OXFORD PRESS GLDEST NEWSPAPER IN CITESTER COUNTY FRANK P. GLACIiIN, Publisher Complete Coverage in the Advertising Rates Southern End on Request -L GORDEN VAN KEUREN ARTHUR EGLINGTON at the organ Professional MERRYLAND ROLLER RINK Skating Surface 90' X 215' Located on Route 40 Parties 1 mile south of Glasgow Yvelcome CHAMBERS 8: SMITH FEED GRAIN FERTILIZER IAAIESWAY BARN EQUIPNIENT BUILDING MATERIAL FUEL OIL COAL ELKVIEW, PA. Compliments of THE PEOPLE'S BANK of OXFORD PASSMORE SUPPLY COMPANY ICE COAL FEED FERTILIZ LUMBER AND BUILDING M1X'l'EI2IALS DU Pom' PAINT Ph 200 OXFORD, PA. Compliments of CHAS. I. MCCOBISEY AND SoNS OLIVER FARM MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCIIANDISE Goodyear Tires Felton-Sibley Paint CompIiments of TODITS INSURANCE SERVICE R. M. TODD C. E. YAW Compllments of THE OXFORD HOTEL C mpliments of CHESTER-DELAWARE FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OXFORD BRANCH - Phon 561 F mer Owned F mer Confx' 11 d Compliments of MASON DIXON SPEEDWAY EAGLE DEPARTMENT STORE FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MEN,S AND BDY's CLOTIIINC OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Phone 259-I OXFORD, PA. Phone Oxford 455 U. S. Highway No. 1 GREYHOUND POST HOUSE QXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Owners FRANK S. MCWIIORTER IACK BRADY Compliments of OXFORD LIONS CLUB OXFORD, PA. Compliments of Oxford Manufacturing Co. Oxford Cabinet Company Oxford Furniture Company TU TIIE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1952 GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS THE OXFORD MINISTERIUM THOMAS H. CARR Phone: Oxforcl 402-J-2 General Repairing Official lnspection Station Texaco Cas and Oil Willard Batteries Oates V-Belts Firestone 81 Goodyear Tires RUSSELLVILLE, PA. Compliments of WM. B. ROSS School Bus Transportation OXFORD, PA. COLLINS BAZZAR Stationery Gifts Compliments of Jewelry Books YVall Paper Oxford Quality Cleaner 314 .xlarlcet Sl. OXFORD, PENNA. Compliments Compliments of of Lipkins Furniture Store 47 Soutli Tliirml Sl. Dairies OXFORD, PA. Prescription Service TOWNE DRUG CO. IVIELVIN BERKOXVICII OXFORD, PICNNA Day and Night Call 528-XV Compliments of KIMBLE PONTIAC 281 OXFORD, PA. 200 ELKTON, MD. Paul W. Williamson BUTCIIER LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PENNA. Why not eat the best? BEEF, LAMB VEAL, AND PURE PORK PRODUCTS Plxone 191-S-4 Dodge Iolm-Rated Trucks Dodge Passenger Cars Plymouth Passenger Cars EARLE S. TWYFORD 'I'eIephonc: OXFORD 201 OXFORD R.D. 932 PENNA S. G. LEWIS 81 SON Massey-Harris SALES 81 SERVICE Tractors-Combines Farm Implements Pulverizers and Seeders New Holland Machines Feeds-Fertilizers-Silos VVEST GROVE, PA. Phone: Nvest Grove 6116 Compliments and Best Wishes to thc Class of '52 From the routemen of PENN DAIRIES, INC. Tom RHODEWALT GEORGE REYB URN WINGATE'S MARKET CIROCERIES, FRESH XVEGETAISLES DRUGS, CANDY, AND 'l'oBAcco LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA. Phone 269-R-2 L. K. PHILLIPS 81 SON FLORISTS Flowers for all occasions Phone 287 OXFORD, PENNA. OXFORD FARM SUPPLY CO INTERNATIONAL IIARVESTIQR FARM IAIPLEAIENTS 'l'I'aCtoI's Alilk Coolers Household Home F1'eezeIs RefI'igeI'a'cors Plmne 616 EDWARDS 81 COX IOIIN DEERE Farm Implements and SERVICE Compliments of MR. Sl MRS. RICHARD HOENNINGER WALKER'S QUALITY FURNITURE STORE Nloto1'olafG.E.-Sylvania T.V Household Furniture of All Kinds Compliments of OXFORD AUTO PARTS OXFORD, PICNNA. Phone 1277 E. M. COPE Studebaker SALES 81 SERVICE OXFORD, PA. Plume 426 Route 45' I V. W. NIELDS 81 SON oXFoRII, PA. Phone 619-W RISING SUN, MD. IDIIUIIC I79 RADIO 81 T.V. SALES 81 SERVICE BradIey's Food Store Groceries, Meat 81 Produce RISING SUN, AIU IJIIOHC I89 Nottingham General Store IIo'I' POINT APPLIANCES ARAISTRONG I.INOI,EL'M GRocERIEseMEA'r PI IIIII e:OxI1 mI'I I 381-J-3 MARSTON'S Furniture 31 FIoor Covering I26 XV. Slate Sirect IiI'1NNI':'II'I' SQUARE, PA. Ke III1 ctt Sq. 1125-I Congratuhxtions to CLASS or '52 H. T. WALTON 81 SON D. L. GIBBS Diamonds that bear inspection at the right price Nutiolmlly A1Ivcr1isCLI xx7iII.CIlCS 81 JcweIry CIII'1VROI.E'I' OLIJSMOBILIC PAIQIQEIQ PENS I :AS'I'.NIAN KODAI WEIGEL BROTHERS Flour-Grain-Feed Mill D. 85. G. Feeds Tunnell's Auii 11f1 l Alutter Fertilizer ljlmne tio--I I. R. SCHOFIELD DRY CLEANINCZ I7 N. 51'nl St. Plume 2 OXFORD, PA. Compliments of I. B. ROTH NTETERED GAS SERVICE Cooking-Water Heating Refrigeration Suburban Propane Gas Corp WEST GROVE, PA. Pllone 6257 The Kennett Kancly Kitchen ALEX D. CozAN1'i'1s MARTIN B. KURTZ Paperlianging 81 Painting OXFORD, PA. Phone 508-J-l HOTEL ROSE BOWL BAR-ROOMS'-CiRII,I. IQUGENE BRIS-ACH, Prop. U S- RUIVLC 74741 Plume .120 Compliments of IXBE, RLlNT, SLIM ADAMS 81 EVANS BARBER SHOP R. WALTER SLAUCH 81 SONS WVATER WVEL1,-CONTRACTORS LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA. I'I1oI1c: 269-.I-5 Montgomeries Restaurant RISING SUN, IVIIJ. Phone 226 Chicken in the basket OUR SPECIALTY GATES MUSIC STORE 81 STUDIO 22 North SMI. Avenue COA'I'ICSVILI.Ii, PA. F. G. WILSON DESOTO PLYMOUTH OXFORD, PA. I'IIoI1c 517 R.IJ. -7352 BIDWELL'S Auto, GIASS, 81 Radiator Shop 5111 81 Hodgson Sts. OXFORD, PA. Phone 541 MARVEL 81 SMITH CO. XVEST GROVE, PA. 8 Electrical Contractor G. IC. SALES 81 SERVICE Phone 5151 BROWN 81 SHALLCROSS IDCHICFS in Pork Products Custom SIaugI1tcI'ing Phone 110 RISING SUN CompIiments of AN GELO MASCI 'IIAILOR AND CLEANER Congratulations 81 Best Wishes to the Class of '52 GEORGE W. MASON Compliments of ROWLAND KIRK 81 SON CONTRACTING SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION PLASTER 31 STUCC0 North 'I'lIiI'cI Street 81 Pzxrlc St. phone Phone: U-597 Uxlortlz 455-J-2 Newark: 28423 F. M. FAGAN 81 SON HAIQIJXVARE ICLEC. APPLIANCES EAIERSON T.V. P1,UAIBINc: 81 IIEATING Phone: 152 GOLDEY BEACOM School of Business BUSINESS TRAINING for High School Grad. WIl.M1NG'l'ON, D E LAWA R li Compliments of FISHER 81 SON CO. BEACON FEEDS 81 SERVICE LINCOLN UNIVERSITY PEN NSY LVAN I A SAYLOR'S For The Finest Baked Products Local Distributor ARTHUR LIESRE RISING SUN, MD. NOZENSKY AT P.R.R. Xvrite, wire or phone 5-19 IQENNIQYIVI' SQUARE, PA. REYNOLDS 81 CROSSAN Refrigeration 81 Ileating SALES 81 SERVICE Rlionc Phone 92-W' Avondale: 548 Kennett Sq.: 920 Compliments of MI LTON'S HARDWARE MURRAY'S WEAXRING APPAREL For Bien 81 Boys Compliments of OXFORD THEATRE G I LMOR li STORE Compliments of DR. and MRS. N. A. 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Compliments of LINK'S PLACE U.S. -ffl 2 miles cast t1l,OXllC3l'Ll Compliments of AMERICAN RESTAURANT HAROLD FUTTY Bullclozing Sl driveway paving Phone: Oxford 144-I-5 Compliments of OXFORD BEVERAGE CO. E. WAYNE PIERCE Groceues Atlantic Products CHROAHC, PA. RUSSELL DAVIS 81 XVALTER DESXSEY Cattle Dealers 8K Slaughtering LEWISVILLE, PA. Phone: Kimlmlesville 2910 D. F. Keener 81 Son FURNITURE WEST GROVE, PA. ., Compliments of SHADYSIDE TEA HOUSE Compliments of CUMMINGS and MILLER Compliments of WHEELER and GRIER RE.ALTORS Compliments of HIRAM SELLERS Kimlwlesville 2915 Compliments of Christy's Grill Compliments of PHILLIPS GREENHOUSE Compliments RALPH G. MAHAN CO. of LUTHbCI COHlmF6CLl'FCI'tIlIZ6l'S OLSONS BARBER SHOP NOTTI NCI IAM, PA. Compliments of MCCULLOUGH' S PHARMACY Compliments of MARTIN B. KURTZ Compliments ol' MRS. NORA MXIVIULLEN Yellow Rose Restaurant Compliments of KISE JEWELRY STORE KIRK and FREDD Farming Implements IIarcIWa1'e and Ilouse Goods WILLARD B. 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RAILE AND SONS Kustom-made Kitchen Kabinets Compliments of PUD'S GARAGE JOHN LYNCH REGIS'1'ERED PLUMBING IIEATING, OIL BURNERS XOFORD, PA. L High School Students I5 to 18 years old, get experience III aviation :mal associated fields. Write: COAIAIANIIINO OFFICER Civil Air Patrol Lincoln 81 Clmse St. OXFORD, PA. Courtesy of OXFORD MOTOR SERVICE Compliments of M. SII,vERs'rEIN OXFORD LOCKER CO. Compliments Ot, Mushroom House Restaurant Compliments ot BETTER STORES THEODORE CHOCIIARAN OXFORD, PA. Phone 524 WILLIAM Q. JOHNSTON FLNEREAI, DIRECTOR OXFORD, PA. Compliments of IOIIN P. FARLEY Compliments AL YQUNGER Oli PLUMBING AND BOTTLED GAS East End Mirror Auto Glass Dept. 25-M OXFORI Compliments Compliments of Ot' CENTER FOOD MARKET Oxford Steam Laundry R. E. STEXVART, Prop. Moroney's Insurance Agency B. HOLLINGER 85 SON Lilwfilll AVCIHIC OXFORD- PA- FROZEN Foons RTEATS 81 CEROCERIES Phone 26 OXFORD, PA. Beaf WL.Jh6J io Our Clawmaiey RUTH CHILDS SIIIRLEY MARTIN SARA DAWSON JANET MELRATH SANDY EPSTEIN DORIS O,CONNOIl VICDLETTE FERGUSON PIIYL SCHLEGEL IO HI'XROI,ID MARY ANN VIAUGIIN SHIRLEY KRAUSS IOSIE SIIIELIJS Bw! WL.Jh6J and Congraiulaiiony BOB TURNER ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES LINCOLN, PA. Compliments Of WORTH'S CLEANER C EOROE O. SUAINER Compliments Of OXFORD NEWS SHOP Bed Wl.Jh BILL BLACIIUURN DELAIAR BROXVN DAX E FRANKLIN TEIJ HAMILTON PAUL MCDOXVELL GEORGE MASON WILLARII NOCIIO RALPII OSIIORNE ef io Our' Cla.f.fmaieJ NICK PENN PAUL PROPST WALTER ROOT NORMAN SUMNER BILL TAYLOR GLENN TEETERS DON WIIITE Im XVILSON lg?