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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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For we have had an opportunity to complete our twelfth year in a new institution of higher learning which should inspire those who follow with an incentive to make the most of their school days. Graduates we shall soon be. This will mark the completion of twelve years of study. The time has come when we must move on to higher fields of education, or as some will do, pursue our chosen vocations and become active citizens in their community. As we each go our separate ways, our memory of school days at Oxford will go with us, for it was here that we received the training for becoming and assuming the duties of a good citizen in a country which needs the efforts of each to stay strong and free. NANCY DIEM Editor 5 WE DEIJICATE MARGARET P. HINDMAN Even those who haven't been fortunate enough to have Mrs. Hindman in class will long remember her as a true friend and ad- viser. Her understanding ways and very friendly disposition have made her respected and admired by all who know her. 4 GUR KERNEL C. FRANCIS COATES Mr. Coates' interest in our problems and his un- biased manner have been greatly appreciated. His principle that education should prepare us to face life, as well as his gentle satirical humor, have made im- pressions never to be forgotten. 5 ,J I. ,Q -1 NJA , Q4 1, . ,lj 1, LV, . , Xu ,px M F ,'2n F15 4 sf i-1. .- K . . ,V ' . . 'L . ft' - .vi-if A .A . my ' f , uf TM, ' V , L paw: Y, WN. - :fri ff, 11' 5:5 QV T43 'Qi ' ff Lffyfk 2, v z 1c1fFL5K ' 2111 -.53 :,. g,.f1'w.P,.-V ,1. Q, 1 .h :,-ml - .vm 1. A fi, ! .-vr: ,fl ' sw VL , gis- ,Q '41 as 4,35 5. Q ,f,.5,.,as , , . 3 A 3 ff' , + ? ,334 , -V 1 my , v -Q, ,c -1: in ,,,.1 I el-V lr . ,im I ,f3'?',Qg -, gQar,.f, . W v ,-1,...:, M , .fin ' 'QM . f'h.v ,.':2z':' -'fy L, fm. - x . ' , 'if Lg ,f fm' f A -H., w . . fhx ,g , A L 1. ...in 5.. x ,,,,. 5 ,, , . ,,M .L,. , . 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For this, the whole Oxford Area has striven long and arduously, to give to you and to all those who follow after you, the comfort and advantages you deserve. Play God bless you and guide you as you go your separate ways into whatever the future holds for you, 8 ., .,,...,..i T0 THE SENIGRS Our situation recently has been a moving one. We have moved into a beautiful, new school building, and you are moving toward graduation and all that goes with that achievement. We could conclude that we have been udrivin' on . It reminds me of the old fellow who was racing his horse on the snow. Having won and returned to the starting place, he remarked to the by-standers, We were drivin' on, line in each hand, whip in the other. It pleases me that you, the Class of 1954, are to be the first class graduated from this new high school building. As I have observed you, you deserve well this distinction. As you take your leave from us who have taught you, I should like to point up to you two ideals among the many that we live by in this great land of ours. One is, We hold that men have the ability to govern themselves. The second, We hold that the citizen must be informed. The ability of men to govern themselves and to participate in the making of decisions that concern themselves in all life situations has its completing part in the duty of the individual citizen to be informed on the matters committed to his judg- ment. Long ago the founders of a New England state declared that the good Education of Children is of singular behoof and benefit to any Commonwealth. Ever since the ideal of an informed citizenry has been the basic concept upon which our whole educational system has rested. The founders of our democracy, embarking on a mo- mentous experiment in government, were not sure the experiment would succeed, but they had no doubt that it would fail if opportunity were not provided for the edu- cation of all the boys and girls of all the people. . From very humble beginnings, for more than a century and a half, we have de- veloped our system of public schools, and rightly so, to the place where youn men and women go out with their diplomas from fine, large, and beautiful school buidings where they have had the advantage of improved educational opportunities. I congratulate you on graduation from the Qxford Area High School and extend to all of you my personal best wishes for much success in those things you do which are right and good for all of us. Keep drivin' on 5 line in each hand, whip in the other. I. W. MCMULLEN TO THE SEN IDRS You are the first Seniors to enter the new junior-senior high school building and the first class to graduate from this magnificent structure. You should be proud, as I am, that such a wonderful building has been constructed in the community. Let this be an incentive to each of you to build a fine character and to strive to become an outstanding citizen in the community of which you may become a part. As Cicero said, No one has lived a short life who has performed his duties with unblemished characterf, To all of you I wish the best that life offers. Sincerely I. M. THOMPSON Principal 10 FOREWORD To produce a Kernel of the people and events of the class of 1954 has been the aim of the staff. Into it we have put ourselves, our hopes, our joys, and our ideals with a feeling that this might be a worthy memento of our class. You alone can decide if we have ac- complished our purpose. Our only hope is that you may be able to derive as much enjoyment in reading it as the staff has had in producing it. If you do enjoy it, then the class of 1954 has been a success. 11 , 4 .,.. 2' .,.. . I P 'Y Nirs. Ethel R. Yerkes Nirs. Lila P. Xvilde Wir. Gerald Fink Niiss Betty Hawkins 1t'f1.gf1'.rf1 16l1.I1fl'J'!I I0 and 12 E11-qf1'.rf1 ll lU'l1.I1,l..I'!I 9 1 l'C'lIl'!I Laffn Nirs. Niary Baily i'Wrs. Malmel H. Smith Aiiss Niarion R. Kennard Niiss A. Adele Senft lU'l7.IIfl..l'lI Ll'hl'lIl'I.lII1 I I l..l'f0l1lf 111111111111 Wir. C. Francis Coates Nix. Ulu er Alexander Miss Morton Mi. Itail L. Maylmerly l1l..l'll0l1lf l l ll f.--101111 G'en.01'a,1wf1-if illllfflit' P. 0. IJ. Airs. Louise K. MCClu1'e Niiss Iacquelyn llannum Miss Matilcizl M. Scola Mr.IIal'mcmn F.Brown ,I1l1.I'I't' flrf Home lf'l'0HOI7ll'l'J' Indumlf-1'a! ilrbn' 12 Nlr. Kenneth VV. Swartz lwr. Iames YV. Mclilnlcin Miss Iune K. Stoops M1'. David H. Nell' 1111111-l'fl'l.Hf ilrfw ifq1'1'4'z1flul'v lJ!I.llJ'I'l'I1f lflfllfllfl-llll IJ!!-lfJ'l.l't1ll':tfLlt'II1l.UlI Wir. Edward ll. Ianies Nlr. Frank VV. Nlatchner Nlrs. Violet Featherman lllr. Samuel Penficld lJlI.lfJ'1.l'lIf l5itflll'l1f1.0lI fIl'I'fl1lIlt'l1.l' fl1'1'll1n1el1'4' .1lalf1f'n1al1'r'.r I zgyfwz 4' Nlr. Iohn C. Evans Nlr. Bernard Brown Mr. Donald Schwebel lVlrs. 1VlargaretP.llindman . IlI1lfIt'lllI1f1.l'J' LSwl'1.t'l1t't' Awt'I.t'l1l't' l3u.v'1'n 6.-nr LS'l'1.t'l1t'6 Nlrs. Vaden Ill. Herrington Mrs. Christina S. Baldwin Nlrs. Olive B. Kirk Bliss Sara fl. Uawsonw 1314.1-1'n t'-V-V .Yu nrc' I W1 'e 01111 -g 13 APPRECIATION The 1954 Kernel Staff wishes to extend its appreciation to Mr. W. McMullen, Mr. M. Thompson, Miss Betty Hawkins, Mr. Gerald Fink, and Miss Iacquelyn Hannum for their guidance and assistance which were greatly needed. 14 KER EL STAFF Edifor NANCY DIEM 17.f.rz'.rfanz' Edffor ERMA SLAUCH Liierary Ediior SUE SHOUN 1Y.nrz.rz'anlJ ROBERT BADGER, GLORIA FEATHERMAN, HAZEL GRAY, GAIL HODGSON, SUSAN LESLEY, IOE MCFANN, BEVERLY MORRIS, GLORIA PIERCE, JAMES WALTERS, ELLA WORRELL Bu.fine.r.r Xllanager Salem .Manager MARTIN SUMNER DAVID WALTER 1I.r.rL.rianLf NANCY BROWN, GARY CUMMINGS, RALPH MCDOWELL, ROGER MORAN, PAT SCHNEIDER, CHARLES SHOCK, GERRY SIMPSON, ALLEN WOOD, JOHN WHANN Tr'ea.rurer DAVID HANENRRAT Sporiw Edifonr Girl! ...... . . .MARLYN LUPTON Boyw' ...... . .... MORRIS BOUR A.r.n'.rlani. . . . . . META BAILY 1fJ'J'l'J'fdl'l1Si' .... . . . DAVID HAMILTON BEN TRUITT Ari Ediz'0r.r MARILYN HAMILTON and FRANCES WADDELL A.fJL'.riani.r IONE GROFF, IACK MILLER, ROGER TRUMBO, TYLER WALLS Plzoiography SARA PHILLIPS Af.nri.rfani.f FRED BOYD, BARBARA EDWARDS, EDWARD LAWRIE Head T ypi.ri.f CHARLOTTE CARR and CAROLINE ROOT 11,r.rL1rz'anf.r SUE BICKNELL, FRED BRUBAKER, IOYCE CLAYTON, IEANETTE COX, GORDON F RAVER, PHYLLIS GRAY, IEAN GWALTNEY, HAZEL HAMMONS, YVONNE IOHNSON, RUTH ANN KIMBLE, LORRAINE MAULE, JOE PIERSON, MARGARET REYBURN, ALAN SUPPLEE, IAMES WALLACE CLASS MOTTO Climb, ihough flze rocka' may be ruggedf, CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Green and Whz'fe Red Rafe CLASS POEM Let's climb though the path may be rugged, Strewn with brambles, rocks, and dust g Set a goal in the distance worth winning, And be off on our journey with trust. Opportunity is ever before us, Each day brings a challenge new 3 Though slow and unsteady our footsteps, Faith and hope will see us through. All heads may not wear the laurel, Striving may not bring us fame, But there'll be glory in the effort, If we bear an honored name. Honor will uphold and give us Courage to venture far and wide, And along the path of our choosing It will lift, and light, and guide. So let's travel the high path, Conscience clear, and record clean 5 Lift each day above yesterday, Finally achieving life's high dream. BEVERLY MORRIS 16 -.-W ,. -L .,. Q ...Mk --1. Q .-.- -, Eifh e ,,..- ,MQ . , l. ' YN-rv , -- F? -- gi 'wi l 5, g4 fX 5i :s i 1' i -.1... Y il, Class 0 - J rvbrn-,,,,..,. ,ff xjy,,4W7Wjff, X ,fd-,',.,.. 'IJ'-,. fx --.- -:,,,..- .,.. .-... ,.- Jr ,.,- . - Y-.1. il.- ...-- - - ---. v .vii X ,- , 2 V r. ,...4 g K, ...Y ,,,,,, ,- H, ' im!! Q-Er ag, ,fd-M O4 Q-, fd,-,- fkilf 54 ff H A -li v .ff 'LW ..-ljdjgjif .1-fipfx lflil' -,111 ff A - Nw ijwl ff:-11' .QFT2 ,Y f X ' - 4 - x iw F Al, -4 V Wi:-. , - A 4 ,.,,ii'-S- -- ' f f I A -ff 42 I f 1, '-- if - f Y' W A' N , V F. wh, ' 5 X Ig A W K' ,,..ifg,,4-,-,, x 1 'Y-' VY, ,,..11'- ' -fl r-.,,.,i Y 3 i'1' .'l ill - --lv., ., W JA'- - f 1' X fjjffw' ,.,ff - .f..':,.- - -5+ A F -TT'- f--'- s.. -f-m- - ,',- ,-,.. ' ,.- ll, ,--'f '-' 1?' ,.,.1.1-il ,?-..-...- ffl? ,Y !,., - ..,,, , CHARLES CLAY SHOCK, IR. , PRESIDENT Meet our class president. Shocl-Iey's pleasing personality helped him to fill this position capably. He likes Chevies and wants to break the speed record. His hobby is old cars. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Hi-Y I, Boys' Athletics I, Nlovie Pro- jection III, Kernel Staff IV, Class Night Usher III, Class Presi- dent IV, Soccer I, II, III, IV, Track I, II, III, IV. JAMES EDGAR WALTERS VICE PRESIDENT We find that Iimmy can knock down a good mark in any course. He is also a born musician and plans to be a concert singer. Iimmy is a swell fellow, and his good looks and pleasing person- ality have made him a friend of us all. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer IV, Basketball II, III, Track I, II, III, IV, Soccer II, III, IV, Varsity Club II, III, IV, A. A. President IV, Senior Chorus I, II, III, IV, Band I, II, III, IV, Operetta I, II, III, IV, Christmas Play Il, III, IV, Spring Con- cert III, IV, District Chorus II, Senior Dramatics IV, Com- mencement Usher III, Dance Committee I, II, III, IV, Hall , Patrol IV. ERMA DELPHINIA SLAUCH SECRETARY Erma is a peppy little miss with an infectious giggle. She may be found watching television or roller skating. Erma dislikes quietness, and you'll always find her on the go. Her ambition is to become a successful secretary. ACTIVITIES: Dancing I, Senior Dramatics II, III, IV, Hockey I, Senior Chorus III, IV, Class Officer II, III, IV, Basketball II, Cheerleadin III, IV, Student Council III, IV, Secretary IV, Kernel Staf?IV. MARTIN WESLEY SUMNER TREASURER This tall, blond fellow has a wide variety of interests ranging from studies and Student Council to sports and old cars. He plans to design automobiles in the future. ACTIVITIES: junior Hi-Y I, Boys' Athletics I, Movie Pro- jectionist III, Student Council III, IV, President IV, Soccer I, II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Class Officer I, II, IV, A. A. Officer III, IV, Commencement Usher III, Kernel Staff IV. ROBERT LEE BADGER Bobby's hobbies are sports and cars. . I'Ie also likes drive-ins. Ile plans to go to college and we wish him good luck in whatever he does. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club Vice President IV: Hall Patrol Captain IV: Senior Chorus IV: Band II, III, IV: Soccer IV: Basketball IV: Baseball IV: Commencement Usher III: Class Vice President II, III: Varsity Club III: Band III: Senior Chorus II, III: Basketball Ill: Operetta I, Il, III, IV: Boys' Athletics I, Iunior Chorus I. META ANN BAILY Nleta and her outstanding personality are a great asset to our Senior Class. She is interested in sports and is also one of our cheerleaders. VVe are certain that Nleta will succeed in her am- bition to become a kindergarten teacher. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Dramatics I: Secretary Ig Dancing I: junior Chorus I: Band II, III, IV: Hockey I, Il, III, IV: Basket- ball I, II, III, IV: Cheerleading III, IV: Varsity Club IV: G. A. IV. THERESA CECILIA BEATTIE Raising chickens is Cecilia's hobby. She and Ella, who are both trom Homeville, are constant companions. Cecilia IS a diligent worker: for this reason she will succeed in the nursing profession. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I3 Christmas Play I: Library III: Newspaper III, IV: Girls' Shop IV. SUE ANN BICKNELL Sue's quiet and likable disposition will be remembered by many. She spends most of her summer swimming in their pool and her leisure time in winter is spent in making her own clothes. Her main interest is Clarence. After graduation she plans to be a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper III, IV: Dancing I: Ilall Patrol IV: Junior Dramatics I: Kernel Staff IV: Commencement Usher III. C. Treasurer I, Il, III, IV: Student Council III, IV: Ilall Patrol MORRIS BOUR Although Mendy excels in geometry and chemistry, he plans to attend business college and become a retail merchant. Even if you can't see Nlendy, you can usually hear him teasing one of the girls, however, he is one of those people who can take it as well as dish it out. ACTIVITIES: Class Committees II, III, IV, Debating Club III, Newspaper Staff Ill, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Basketball Manager, Ill, IV, History and Current Event Club IV, Hall Patrol IV, Senior Dramatics IV, Kernel Staff IV. FRED LEROY BOYD Fred is the leader of our school dance band. Basketball, track, and a certain junior girl, Mickey, take up a great deal of his leisure time. We wish him success with his future band. ACTIVITIES: Senior Chorus I, II, III, IV, Band I, II. III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Basketball ll, lll, IV, Track ll, III. NANCY ANN BROWN Nancy is our outstanding girl athlete. She is one of the Rexall's most efficient workers, devoting the remainder of her time to reading and sports, but mainly Fred. Nancy plans to become a housewife. ACTIVITIES: Hockey I, II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Varsity Club I, II, III, Cheerleading IV, Library Club I, II, Iunior Dramatics I, Dancing Club I, II, Varsity Club Ig Kernel Staff IV, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, F. H. A. I, II, Hall Patrol IV. YVONNE ETTA BROWN Yvonne is one of the girls who has natural curly hair. She en- joys going to the movies and also listening to music. Yvonne will be one of our future telephone operators. ACTIVITIES: Dancing I, Knitting Club I, Newspaper Staff Ill, IV, Girls' Shop III, IV, Needlecraft IV, Hall Patrol IV. FREDERICK LEE BRUBAKER Better known to his classmates as Freddie, he likes cars and dancing. Freddie's future lies in selling. Besides being a charter member ofthe band, he is employed at the A ZS! P. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus Ig Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Band I, II, III, IVg Operetta III, Varsity Club IV, Hall Patrol IV. CHARLOTTE ANN CARR This attractive blonde hopes to become a medical secretary. She likes popular music and enjogs dancing. Charlotte's pet peeve is getting up in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Junior Chorus I, Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Spring Concert III, IV, Junior Dramatics Ig Senior Dramatics II, Hall Patrol IVg Christmas Program I, II, III, IV, Class Night Usher III, Newspaper Staff III, IVg Co-editor 1Vg Kernel Staff IVg Operetta III, IV. JOYCE ANN CLAYTON Ioyce, who is always busy helping one teacher or another, likes to square dance and to skate in her spare time. She is working toward her oal of being a successful secretary. Goldey-Beacom Business Coilege is Ioyce's destination after graduation. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I, Iunior Dramatics Ig Newspaper III, IV, Girls' Shop III, Current Events IV, Senior Chorus IV, Hall Patrol IV. JEANETTE MARIE COX Although she is a little girl, Ieanette makes up for her small stature by her boisterous ways. Her peppiness and fun-loving nature show up in her every-day activities. Ieanette enjoys dancing and driving. ACTIVITIES: Dancing I, II, Iunior Dramatics Ig Senior Dra- matics II, Hall Patrol IV, Newspaper Staff III, IV, Finance Editor IV, Kernel Staff IV. RICHARD GARY CUMMINGS Gary's ready smile goes with his pleasing personalityg this is the reason he always makes a big hit with the girls. Gary is an en- thusiastic player on our baseball team. Girls admire his pretty eyes and friendly personality. AC'I'IVI'I'IES: Soccer III, IVg Baseball I, II, III, IV: Varsity Club President IVg Senior Chorus I, II, IIIg Ilomeroom President I, Illg llomeroom Treasurer III. NANCY EDNA DIEM Nancy is our very competent Kernel and Broadcaster Editor. She is one of our best business students. NanCy's neatness and pleasing personality will win her a successful position in the business world. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus Ig Senior Ilramatics IIg Iunior Dramatics I7 Newspaper Staff III, IVg Co-editor IVg Hall Patrol IVg Kernel Editor IVg Class Night Usher III. BARBARA ANN EDWARDS Although Barbara is the quiet type, people who know her say differently. To occupy her spare time she likes to drive and roller skate. Since Barbara is interested in the business field, she will make someone a fine secretary. ACTIVITIES: Needlecralit Ig Newspaper III, lVg Senior Chorus IIIg Girls' Shop IVg Needlecrallt IVg Ilall Patrol IVg Kernel Staff IV. EVERETT DENNIS EDWARDS Dennis, one ol' our agriculture boys, seldom worries about any- thing and is always ready lor a laugh, Any ol' his spare time is spent in doodling with his car. Dennis' friendly disposition and dependable character will win him success as a state police- man. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. I, II, III, IV. GLORIA EUGENIA FEATHERMAN Gloria is our ideal of a tall, dark and attractive individual. She is a true friend, and it's many that she has, toof, Although quite serious about her work, Gloria loves to have a good time, she should, from all the effort she puts forth, excel in the teaching profession. . ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus lg Senior Chorus II, lIIg Iunior Dramatics Ig Senior Dramatics ll, III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Kernel Staff IV, Class Night Usher III, Class Committees, His- tory and Current Events Club IVQ College Club IV. BARBARA CLEO FISHER Barbara is one of those girls who always has a cheerful smile for everyone. She is one of our business students and especially en- joys her shorthand and typing classes. If all comes true, we hope to see Barbara a most successful secretary in the future. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ig Senior Dramatics Ilg Girl's Shop III, IVg Handicraft IV, Newspaper Staff III, IV. GORDON IVAN FRAVER Gordon is seldom seen without a library book in one hand. He thinks there isn't a better car than a Ford and he would like to go to Florida in one sometime. ACTIVITIES: Photography Club III. JAMES ROY FREESE Iimmy is. our reld-head and has a blush. Ile dislikes study hall and shaving. Iim.loo'ks forward to all vacations and also hunt- mg season. His aim IS to own a farm of his own. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. I, II, III, IVg F. F. A. President III, IV. LARRY GALE GALLUP Larry, who is always found with Ralph, is very fond of cars. When all three are together there is bound to be some mischief. On the other hand, he has time to work in the Acme. Larry will succeed in whatever he chooses as a future carreer. MABEL ANN GILL Mabel, a very quiet and short young miss of our class, enjoys listening to records, reading, and watching television. She hopes to become a secretary in the future. We are sure Mabel will suc- ceed in her work. ACTIVITIES: Dancing I5 Knitting Club I, Girls' Shop I, II, Newspaper III, IV. HAZEL LOUISE GRAY Hazel is a very studious girl who also enjo s a good time. She has a knackfor taking pictures, and she aiso likes to swim and draw. Hazel plans to enter Chester County Nursing School and from there to go into pediatrics. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I5 Photo raphy III, IV5 Library IIIg Class Night Usher III, Kernel StaHgIV. PHYLLIS PAULINE GRAY Phyllis' beautiful complexion is the envy of all the girls. What's the secret, Phyllis? She is a quiet, unpretentious, studious girl who seldom tramples on the rights of her fellow classmates. She hopes to become a secretary. Good luck, Phyllis. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Officer II, IIIg Dancing Ig Hall gatatolgvg Senior Drarnatics III, Photography III, IVg Kernel ta . I n E CHARLES NELSON HALL Nelson, whose heart interest lies in Shirley, is the only senior boy who is engaged. He likes to play baseball and to hunt during his spare time. Nelson's future lies in becoming a dairy farmer. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ig Hall Patrol IV. DAVID RAYMOND HAMILTON Here is one of the big leagues' best bets. Dave is quite a baseball fan, especially when the Yankees are winning the world series. Besides his interest in baseball, Dave enjoys history. Best luck with your baseball career, Dave. ACTIVITIES: Baseball III, IVg Cooking Club IIIg Checkers Illg History and Current Events IV, Boys' Athletics Ig Dancing Ip Varsity Club III, IV. IONE ALEXANDER GROFF Ione has made many friends since she came to us in her Iunior year from Quarryville. She is always ready for a good time and doesn't take things too seriously. Here's wishing you the best of success in the teaching profession. ACTIVITIES: Band III, IVg Band Council IV, Hall Patrol IVg Kernel Staff IV. JEAN MARIE GWALTNEY lean, one of our tallest girls, is always seen with Helen and Iuanita. Her pastime is spent writing letters and reading books. As Iean is a very efficient business student, we know that she will be a good secretary. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ip Girls' Shop I5 Newspaper III, IVQ Hall Patrol IV. DAVID BRUCE HANENKRAT David's lessons are always donesand done well, too. His report card always looks as if he studies during every spare minute. He is a born speech maker and we know that he will be a very successful college professor. ACTIVITIES: Poster Club III, IV: Driver Education I: Slide Rule Club III, IV: Photography III, IVg History and Current Events Club, President IVg Homeroom Program Chairman, III, IV. GAIL GIFFORD HODGSON Gail has proven herself an ambitious and willing worker for the good of OAHS. She is witty, full of pep and always ready for action. Gail delights in wearing silver bracelets and cooking special dishes. She also enjoys swimming, hockey and basket- ball. Gail has chosen nursing for her life work. ACTIVITIES: Band I, II, III: Dancing Ig Junior Dramatics Ig Hockey I, II, III, IVg Basketball I, II, IV, Senior Dramatics IV: Varsity Club III, IVg Hall Patrol IV: Kernel Staff IVg Iunior Chorus Ig Commencement Usher III5 G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, Home Room Officer III, IV. MARILYN KATHRYN HAMILTON Dolly has been known for the last four years for her talent in art. Beside drawing, she enjoys going to the movies She has done quite well in school and hopes that she may someday become an art teacher. ACTIVITIES: Dancing I, II: Senior Dramatics II III Poster Club IV: Library Club III, IV: Kernel Staff IV. HAZEL MARIE HAMMONS Ilazel and her beautiful auburn hair are admired by ex eryone especially Glenn. She is one of our best business tudents and will make someone an etlicient dental assistant. ACTIVITIES: Dancing I, Kernel Staff IV, Photography IV Hall Patrol IV. HELEN FAY HOWELL Helen is a future homemaker and doesn't mind saying that school holds little of her interest. She likes country music and enjoys square dancing or playing a guitar. She is one of the memhers of our class who sports a diamond. ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. Secretary II, Newspaper Staff Illg Girls' Shop IV. YVONNE REBECCA JOHNSON Yvonne, who is interested in music, plays the piano very well. Her strong alto voice is an asset to the senior chorus. She is also a friendly girl with a talent for conversation. Yvonne is planning to go to West Chester State Teachers College. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I5 junior Dramatics Ip Senior Chorus II, III, IVQ Photography IIIQ History and Current Events Club IVg Hall Patrol lVg Kernel Staff IV. ANNA LUCRETIA JONES A Anna is a member of the F. H. A. and hopes to put her home- making knowledge into practice in the near future. Be-hop music and dancing occupy her pastime and Anna's greatest dis- like is a lonesome Saturday night. ACTIVITIES: Dancing I, F. H. A. I, II, III, IV, Hall Patrol IV. FRANK KEYS, JR. Frank is one of our. quiet boys. He likes girls, dancing and sports. He spends his leisure time in reading. .i-XXCTIVITIES: Cross Country II, III, Track II, III, Soccer III, RUTH ANN KIMBLE Ruth Ann is a very attractive girl and has a pleasing personality to match. Whenever you hear Oh Ioy , look closer for you will find Ruth Ann. Her ambition is to become a business teacher. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Dramatics Ig Senior Dramatics II, French Club III, Iunior Chorus I, Photography III, Homeroom Officer I, Newspaper Staff III, IV, Circulation Editor IV, History and Current Events Club IV, Hall Patrol IV, Kernel Staff IV. THERESA MARIE LANCASTER This attractive blond came, to us in the beginning of our senior year. Terri is quite a live wire and never has a dull moment. We ope to see her as an air line hostess someday. ACTIVITIES: Senior Dramatics IV, Senior Chorus IV, Current Events IV. CHARLES EDWARD LAWRIE Eddie , one of our taller seniors, is a member of the F. F. A. Beside hunting, he enjo s dancing and playing football. Eddie's experiences on his fatlIier's farm will insure his success as a farmer. ACTIVITIES: Boys' Athletics I, II, Hi-Y Club I, Rifle Club I, Senior Chorus, II, III, IV, Dance Committees II, III, IV, Operetta II, III, IV, F. F. A. Vice President IV, Hall Patrol IV, Kernel Staff IV, Commencement Usher III. SUSAN LESLEY Susan is the friendly, enthusiastic type, who enjoys a good time and helps to make it better with her own lively personality. Be- sides havin music and dramatic ability, we hear she is interested in being a Taboratory technician and is headed for Dickinson. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Dramatics I, Senior Dramatics II, III, IV, Iunior Chorus I, Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Hockey I, II, III, IV, Dancing I, Operetta II, III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, Kernel Staff IV, Commencement Usher III, Varsity Club IV, Class Committees I, II, III, IV, Christmas Program I, II, III. MARLYN ANN LUPTON Marlvn always likes to be on the go. Besides being absorbed in sports and lessons, her interest lies in a certain senior boy, Ioe Marlyn, who has a keen style of writing, plans to tudy journalism and elementary teaching. ACTIVITIES: Band I, II, III, IV, Secretary II, III, Hall Patrol IV, Student Council I, III, IV, Cheerleading III, IV, Hockey I, II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Secretary IV, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, Kernel Staff IV. HAZEL LORRAINE MAULE Lorraine is well liked by everyone because of her cheerful dis- position and humor. She is a dependable business student, and we're sure she will make a successful secretary. Lorraine plans to go to business college next year. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus Ig Christmas Program II, III. IV, Iunior Dramatics I, Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Senior Dramatics II, Operetta III, IV, Class Night Usher III, Newspaper III, IV, Spring Concert III, Kernel Staff IV, Ilall Patrol IV. EDITH VIRGINIA MAXWELL Be-bop music, Italian food and books rate high on Editlfs in- terest list. Her likeable disposition wins Edith many friends- She plans to enter heautician school. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I, Dancing Ig F. H. A. III, IV' Hall Patrol IV. RALPH ARLAND MCDOWELL Ralph, who has a mischievous grin, is one of our good-looking Senior boys. He and Larry are inseparable. .Ralph is very in- terested 1n cars, and we wish him luck on his trip to California. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ig Boys' Athletics I. JAMES EVERETT MORAN, JR. Jimmy has a beautiful complexion and a smile to go with it, both of which are admired by all girls. He is usually found working on cars in his spare time. Jimmy is Florida-bound after graduation. ACTIVITIES: Boys' Athletics Ig Hall Patrol IV. JAMES ROGER MORAN Roger is the quiet type with a twinkle of mischief in his eyes. We know he is a good worker, because at 16 he managed to buy his own car. Roger is also prepared for his chosen vocation, dairy farming. ACTIVITIES: Junior Hi-Y I5 Boys' Athletics I5 History and Current Event Club IV, Class Committees II, III, IV, Class Night Usher III 3 Senior Dramatics IV 5 Hall Patrol IV 5 Kernel Staff IV. CALEB JOSEPH MCFANN Joe's greatest interest besides sports is Marlyn. He was co- captain of our soccer team as well as being on the basketball and baseball teams. ACTIVITIES: Boys' Athletics Ig Varsity Club II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Soccer II, III, IV. RALPH JACKSON MILLER Johnson City , who came here in his Junior year is happiest when teasing a Yankee . His hobb is flying. He plans to go into the body and fender business atiter graduation. Jack is a whiz at square dancing and can usually be found in the Towne Drug Store. ACTIVITIES: Band III, IV, Senior Chorus IV. JANET BEVERLY MORRIS Although Beverly gives you the impression of being rather quiet, she certainly has a lively personality. She has been in the band from the very beginning and greatly enjoys music. Beverly plans to go to Bryn Mawr Hospital Nursing School. ACTIVITIES: Band I, II, III, IV, Senior Chorus III, IV, Dancing Ig Home Room Secretary I, III, Home Room Treasurer II, III, Band Vice President IV, Iunior Dramatics Ig Hall Patrol IV, Band Council IV, Operetta III, Kernel Staff IV, Commencement Usher III, Class Committees II. SHIRLEY ARLENE NEFF Shirley is one of our sports participants. In her spare time you'll find her listening to music. Shirley is one of our business students whose ambition is to become a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I, Iunior Dramatics I, Dancing I, Hall Patrol IV, Hockey I, II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, IV, G. A. C. I, II, III, IV. SARA MARGARET PHILLIPS Bobbie is an accomplished pianist as well as business student. She spends most of her spare time practicing the piano, writing letters or reading. Her ambition is to be a secretary or a reporter. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I, Senior Chorus IV, Ping Pong I, II, Newspaper Staff III, IV, Exchange Editor IV, Class Night Usher III, Library Club I, II, III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Hisgory and Current Events Club IV, French Club III, Needle- cra t I. GLORIA ANN PIERCE Gloria alwa s seen with a leasant smile, likes music and mone 1 .Y P y- Her hobby is collecting records. Gloria plans to attend Goldey- Beacom and become a chemical secretary. ACTIVITIES: Band II, III, Newspaper IV, Girls' Shop III, Kernel Staff IV, Library Club II, III, IV, Iunior Chorus I, junior Dramatics I. JOSEPH HAMMOND PIERSON Joe, who is quiet and reserved, uses most of his energy on cars and sports. He plans to become a carpenter and from there to own a H54 Mercury. ACTIVITIES: Hall Patrol IV, Boys' Athletics I. LEON JOE POLISKI Joe is a neat boy with seemingly not a care in the world. On the surface he appears to he very quiet, but we understand from his close friends that this isn't always true. Joe, an indispensible employee of the A 81 P, enjoys playing cards but dislikes doing slis English. Someday he hopes to lie a millionairel Good Luck, oe. BERNICE JUNE PORTER Although June is a memlmer ot' the Home Ec. Department, she likes swimming, dancing and skating. Her main interest is Bill Kent. June plans to become a telephone operator after gradua- tion. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club Ilg F. H. A. Ig G. A. C. Ig Girls' Shop III. JULIA IRENE PRANGE Julia, one ot' our small quiet seniors, is seldom seen without Jean. She is one ot our vocational girls and plans to own a ranch in Texas. ACTIVITIES: Junior Chorus Ig F. II. A. II, III, IV, Girls' Shop III, IV. RONALD STEIN REBURN Ronnie, who is taking the agriculture course, has been a great asset to our soccer team for the last two seasons. Ile always en- joys having a good time with the rest of the boys. Best of luck as a farmer, Ronnie. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ig Soccer II, III, IV: Varsity Club II, III, IV: Hall Patrol IV. MARGARET EILEEN REYBURN Peg seems to be very busy in the Business Department, tor she can always be seen doing some work for Mrs. Hindman. Swimm- ing, music and hiking are the activities which she enjoys in her spare time. Pegis ability in shorthand and typing will make her a great asset in the business field. AC'l'lVI'I'lES: Iunior Chorus Ip Iunior Dramatics Ig Christmas Play Ig Senior Dramatics II: Newspaper ll, III, IV, IIomeroom Officer Ilg Girls' Shop III: Kernel Staff IVg Operetta IV, Senior Chorus IV: Hall Patrol IV. IACQUELINE RICE jackie is another one of the quieter class members. It' you can't find her, look for Ioan, because you seldom find one without the other. Good luck in whatever you may decide to do, Iac- queline. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ig Hanclicratit II, III, Iunior Chorus I: Senior Chorus II. CAROLINE FLORENCE ROOT Caroline is one of the people who makes good grades and never seems to study very hard. Because ol her outstanding business ability, she will make someone a wonderlul executive secretary. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Dramatics Ig Senior Dramatics II: Danc- ing Ig Iunior Chorus lg Senior Chorus II, III, IV: Class Night Usher III: Photography IIIg History and Current Events Club IV: Hall Patrol IV, Christmas Program I, II, III, IV, Operetta II, III, IV, Spring Concert III, IV, Newspaper Staff III, IV, Head Typist IV: Class Committees I, IV, Kernel Staff IV. PATRICIA ANN SCHNEIDER Petite is the word that best describes Pat, one of our neatest dressed seniors. She was our indispensible manager during the girls' hockey season. Pat hopes to become a successful secre- tary. ACTIVITIES: Senior Chorus II, III, IV, G. A. C. II, III, IV, Photography Club Ill, Varsity Club III, IV, Newspaper III, IV, A. A. Secretary IV, Basketball III, Kernel Staff IV, Hall Patrol IV, Operetta III, IV, Hockey Nlanager IV, Assistant Hockey Nlanager III, Cheerleading I, Spring Concert III, Dra- matic I. JEAN VIRGINIA SEXTON We don't know too much about lean, for she is very quiet during school. We do know that she can be a true friend-ask Julia. lean, who is a Ilome EC girl, spends most ot' her spare time em- broidering. After graduating she plans to become a telephone operator. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I, F. H. A. II, III, Girls' Shop III, IV. CAROLYN SUE SHOUN Sue has unusual talents along lnany lines. She is an outstanding student, a good athlete, a diligent worker and a good friend. Her beautiful blonde hair and pretty clothes are the envy ol everyone. Sue plans to become a medical technician alter studying at Dickinson. ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, Il, III, IV, Vice President ot Student Council IV, Class Treasurer I, Dperetta I, II, III, Senior Chorus II, Ill, Senior Dramatics IV, Hall Patrol Captain IV, Hockey II, III, IV, Basketlall I, III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Kernel Staff IV, Vice President of Dramatics Club IV. MAZIE BARD SIMONS Mazie is an attractive girl with a pretty complexion we all ad- mire. She enjoys participating in all sports and is the star pla 'er ofthe girls' basketball team. Nlazie's friendliness has made 'her liked by all. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Dramatics I, Dancing lg G. A. C. I, II, III, IV, V. Basketball I, V. Hockey I, Student Council I, II, Varsity Hockey ll, III, Varsity Basketball II, III, IV, Varsity Club II, Ill, IV, Senior Dramatics II, Newspaper Club III, IV, Class Night Usher III. IUANITA MAE STONEMAN GERALD WILSON SIMPSON Although Ierry does not participate in sports or clubs, he has many outside interests. His spare time is spent working in the A 81 P. Jerry plans to join the navy and see the world, RALPH WHITMAN STEELE Ralph spends a lot of his spare time working on cars, Fords and hot-rods are his favorites. He is the quiet type, and lessons are the least of his worries. His future lies in farming and owning a 54 Ford. AC'l'IVI'l'lES: F. F. A. Ig Rifle Club I, F. F. A. II, Boys' Cooking Club III. Known to her friends as Nita',, you may find her reading, taking pictures or listening to music. Iuan1ta's ambition is to become a secretary or go to japan with jay. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus Ig Photography III, Girls' Shop IV, Newspaper Staff III. ELIZABETH ANN STROUD Liz is a very talented member of our class. She is outstanding in music and also active in sports, besides keeping her grades on the honor roll. Band, chorus and orchestra occupy most ol' her leisure time. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus I, Senior Chorus II, III, IV, Dancing I, II, Band I, II, Ill, IV, Ilockey I, II, III, IV, Basket- ball I, II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Ilall Patrol IV, Kernel Staff IV, Spring Concert III, IV, Christmas Program I, II, Ill, IV, Operetta II, III, IV. ALAN LAWRENCE SUPPLEE Alan is a short , but that doesn't keep him from getting around, especially in tliat car of his. At present, Alan's interests seem to center in Uncle Sam's Navy. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus Ig Boys' Athletics I. WILLIAM FRANK TAYLOR Here is quite a boy. If he isn't in school, he is always gunning or fishing. Bill is a man's man and has little interest in girls. Good Iucli to a fellow who wants to see the world. ACTIVITIES: Photography Club IV. HARVEY WINTHROP TOWNSEND A member ofthe F. F. A., Harvey hopes to have a farm of his own someday. His favorite pastime is hunting. He is always seen with Gordon. ?6:TIVITIES: Dancing Ig Photography III: F. F. A. I, II, III, BENJAMIN FOSTER TRUITT Ben will be remembered by the girls of our class for his courtesy and good nature. He enjoys sports both as a fan and participant. We know Ben's humor and pleasant way will win him merit in his chosen field. ACTIVITIES: Hall Patrol IV, Varsity III, IV, Soccer Ig Track II, III, IV, Kernel Staff IV. l JAMES DENNIS WALLACE Iimmy, friendly to everyone, is one of our short boys. Iimmy is interested in sports and hunting and wants to do secretarial work for the Government. We are sure he will go far in this field. ACTIVITIES: Hall Patrol IV, Current Events IV. ALPHONSO TYLER WALLS When you hear a tenor sax or How're ya doin' there you know Tyler is around. He is the backbone of our cross-country team and participates in other sports. To enter the air force and play in its band is his aspiration for the future. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Hi-Y I, Boys' Athletics I, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Track I, II, III, IV, Cross Country II, III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Senior Chorus III, IV, Operetta IV, Basketball I, II, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Baseball IV 5 Hall Patrol III, IV. JAMES ROGER TRUMBO Roger's interest in history is evident, and he greatly admires Mr. Coates. In his spare time Roger can be found reading or cheering for his favorite ball teams. He plans to go to Maine and become a state policeman. ACTIVITIES: Baseball III, IV, History and Current Events Club IV. FRANCES LUCILLE WADDELL Frances has great artistic ability. She is always very neat and tid about everything she does. Besides drawing, she likes to go bowling. Frances' greatest hope is to be a successful secretary. ACTIVITIES: Dancing I, Iunior Dramatics I, Newspaper II, III, IV, Commencement Usher III, Varsity Club III, IV, Senior Chorus III, IV, Student Council III, IV, Hall Patrol IV, G. A. C. III, IV, Kernel Staff IV, Spring Concert III. 4 DAVID BARNARD WALTER Who put the devil in David's eye? Don't let his quiet ways fool you. He spends most ot' his leisure time repairing machinery. Dave is going to follow in his sister's footsteps by going to Penn State next year. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. Ig Slide Rule IIIg Debating IIIg Class President 1115 Varsity Club III, IVg Treasurer IVg Kernel Staff IVg Soccer Manager IVg Senior Dramatics IV. JOHN CLYDE WALTMAN Iackie is one of the shorter members of our class. Ile likes farm work and school vacation. Most of his spare time is spent tinkering with old cars. Jackie plans to be a dairy farmer. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ig Photography I. JOAN OLIVIA WALLS loan is one of the quieter members of our class. She is noted for her cheery smile and her neatness in dress. Ioan enjoys listening to Bandstand and is also a skating enthusiast. Best ofluck, Ioan, as you start your career of elementary teaching. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Chorus Ig Dancing Ig Handicraft IIg French Club III. JOYCE ANN WALLS Ioyce can readily be named as one of the friendliest girls in the class. One of her hobbies is Collecting autographs. Her main goal is to become a beautician. Good luck, Joyce. ACTIVITIES: French Club Ig Iunior Chorus I. JOHN EVERETT WATT The first glance at Iohn tells you that he is the quiet, reserved type. Don't let this fool you too much, for he can really be the life ot' the party, Because Iohn has excelled in the academic course, we know he will succeed as a college professor. ACTIVITIES: Photography I, IVg Rifle I, II, Slide Rule III, IVg Debating III, Student Council Treasurer IV, Cross Country Manager IVg Hall Patrol Captain IV. IOHN BROOKS WHANN Wherever there is real action of any kind, there you will find lack. He is always in the middle of things. He enjoys cheer- ing on his favorite football teams, riding horses and boating. If lack ever has any hard sledding in his life as an Air Force man, we know his pleasing personality and sense of humor will pull him through. ACTIVITIES: Senior Chorus IV, Senior Dramatics IVg History ALLEN GARRETT WOOD Allen is known to his classmates as Woody . His pleasing personality attracts all the girls. XVoods ' unfilled hours are spent working at the Acme, ACTIVITIES: Cross Country I, Il, III, IVg Movie Projection- ists IV, Photography I. ELLA ROSE WORRELL Cindy is Mrs. Smith's right hand girl. She likes art and photography and is especially fond of horses. Cindy plans to study library science at lVIillersville. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ig Library II, III, 1Vg Newspaper III, IVg Girls' Shop IIIp Debating III, History and Current Events IV5 Kernel Staff lVg Library Vice President IVg Delegate IV. 81 Current Events IV, Kernel Staff IV. S EN IOR PLAY This year a sensational production of the 195-1 Senior Play entitled Gramercy Ghost by Iohn Cecil llolm was presented in our new Oxford Area Iligh School auditorium. It was a two-act comedy with the setting in an old house on Gramercy Park On a Spring afternoon in May. The success of the play was due to the hard work Ot' the cast and the capable direction of Mrs. Wilde. CAST lwargaret Collins. . . ...,.. . , . Nancy Willzxi'd ..... Parker Burnett. .. , . Augusta Ames .... . Charley Stewart. . .. . Nathaniel Coombes. . . . Officer Nlorrison ...., Irv .............. Rocky ...,......... Ambulance Driver ,... Assistant Driver .... Girl. .......... . 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ST TSON, I VVA SON, R. CURRY, H. UD . H AIBY, M EEL, L. HA ST Firm! Raw: VV. PIERCE, H. C. FISHER, D. GRAY, P. BUFFINGTON, I. MCIVER, E. STANLEY, G. PIERCE, N. PREWITT, I. MARTIN, W. HARRIS, H. DONACHE, I. MAXWELL, A. THOMPSON, C. BUSKELL. Third Row: G. BISHOP, MRS. HINDAIAN, B. PALMER, N. LEAIONS, M. STROAIBERO, R. WALLACE, I. MELRATII, E. COPE, G. SCHNEIDER, N. ROARR, S. BROOAIELL, B. SOLES, S. BULLOCR. Fourlh Raw: MR. BROWN, M. HOLLAND, L. SIEWIERSRI, L. BROAILEY, I WOOD, B. WALTAIAN, M. O'BRIEN, G. WRIGHT, L. LEID, I. SHEPHERD C. ADELAIAN, I. MCDOWELL, F. KING, C. GOLT, B. BRABSON, G. O'CONNER, M. RIJBICAN, T. IONES, S. COHEN, I. WINDLE, D. MCCLURE, S. SHIT I D. ROSENBERRY, MRS. HERRINGTON Ifgffh RUR: C. COATES, K. STROUD, E. TOWNSEND, P. FARMER, P. ESHELMAN, D. SLAUCH, V. BOYD, T. PAGE, R. STEWART, R. WEAVER, W. MCCOURY, D. CUAIAIINGS, H. VAUCHN, H. BROWN, W. CHARLTON, A. HARDY, G. KENNEDY. Sixth Rau: A. RIALE, I. WILLIS, C. SHOOP, H. POPE, M. COOPER, L. GIDBS, L. MCCALLISTER, D. HANSEN, B. CURRY, R. LITTLE, H. BROWN, R. IOHNSON, T. BROOMELL, C. CLENDENIN. -. 'f 1 if 1,22 31:05 cr5..wo:f, QEFLJ, i g5Cu-3, CLQQCQ4,-lf: 521.U'QP'ffg EVQA E Q.,5mgv3 qfgxcuq 352312, f qjrm Simi wi .uS,k:Lgj 4 'Amd' :Q Zfjiuir QOH I-11,5 f:7'w,.l 5 gar- ,.9q may CLZJQ Qixq 442545.-35 ff E45 1. : :Z4f,1f-11 i7iE:mzQ x' '-L-rr. fgjjewfgii 97 O 'QQ QKAQ .:1:'.,.gLJ5EV7 :.'.5Si:fzQj,'qi ,UAE-z ' ..: I..-D U7, 'J firm- ' Joi ui 2-55 fi .MOI J.D9.,4x ins! VJ .Cla gm,:'.,:U :: 9585159 pf-I-Z:nC aft xiiijqii LJ 1 J vgdi Q U Q D552 gg q9?:.2,v5 fC,.r',,-1QF ' anim'-11 -'J Qdfgr-v.l,cI9 +55 :A inf U fgvifd L-j',-gif.-.zC.'J7' ggfigyi fazfspfz 5 QE -15,4 'ww af C24 fini. 4 c 4 U xi-4:-f--ff? mp: Qs-'il fnggiqli Qiwgpidd U5cd,:T:.,.1.A,,i :'1f'f'f- Of:QQ13Q -E , Gjagsfapiw-Y pldglxlx' 1 'fuiifiliix QM LLq,g,L,.nH Q,O J? ?'EL,j:Jf.,4.-C5 ,F,AC 72 ':g3h-13: Ili. Sifnwiff Z .J 4.5-5275 ui :Ap'j4' 4 Cari adjiwii 2955 1: cd FRESHM. I 1 1'fJfR0t4'.' G. NCDCIICD, G. PATRICK, C. TAYLOR, V. SHIIJLET, M. HUNTER, II. CIREER. IS'vI'I1m! Raw: D. WVALLACE, E. ROSS, R. BOYER, R. STEVENSON, I. EAIERY, I. KI.NIBI.I'I, R. KEI.I.l'1'1', B. BARD, L. FOSTER, R. KEYS, D. PIERSON. Tlu'f-IiR0w.' I. QUINN, B. ROGERS, A. SIIEETZ, K. IAYNES, C. PORT, Y. RICHARD- SON, R. HART, M. SLADCH, I. MORRIS, C. POLISKI, R. WVRIGLEY, S. ROTHAIAN. l'I?1ll'llI1e0N'.' MR. IVIAY- BERRY, B. NEFF, F. MCCARDELL, R. STARREY, N. RUDIS LL, I. IJOL'GllER'I'Y, M. MCINTYRE, I. FETTFIRS, V. IXIICKLE, B. 'l'OwSEND, D. SIIIVICRY, E. BUTLER, R. WALSH, P. TIIOAIRSON, S. MCINTYRE, MISS SENFT. lffifllz Rum' B. XVALTERS, G. BL'I.I.OcR, N. CIILL, I. CONNELY, A. ROOT, K. COATES, L. BARIIER, B. WVUOD, L. BROU.NIlCI.l., C. LESTER, I. CLENDENIN, L. IJAVIS, L. BROOAIELI., K. KIRINESTAFF. SAI-III l?I1Iv: B. BI'CRAI.Ew, R. SPENCER, C. SACKS, L. R. MII.LER, 'l'. IJAVIS, S. IONES, R. REID. 1 i1-.rl Row: R. PRESTON, D. IDUTTON, H. REISLER, N. IIERR, L. IONES, I. SUPPLEE, Y. STROUD, E. SCHO- FIELD. SI'I'o1IziR0Iu.' O. CIROFF, G. IIAVELOW, C. INTOOMAXV, R. MORAN, B. GIZIFFITII, G. FARMER, P. IIOWELL, L. PALAIER. Third Raw: R. ILIIOMSPON, S. WEIGEL, S. IDAVIES, I.f30LDEY, V. NELSON, C. CHAM- BERLAIN, E. COATES,c3. ROOT, N. SCIILEGEL, B. KELLER, S. BRONVN. l Imrll1 Raw: MR. EVANS, M. L. BRINTON, I. WINGATE, N. OSBCJIQNE, I. IANIISON, I. PIERCE, A. SAIINDERS, I. TIIOAIAS, R. LOVELACE, V. KRAUSE, H. WNEBSTER, D. NCDCIICD, I. VAIL, IJ. STANLEY, R. KAUEIIAIAN, MR. FINK. l IfllIRIm-.' L. WVYATT, V. PHILLIPS, E. MILLER, I. FISHER, I. IIERR, K. SIAIRRINS, I. SICXTON, D. KIRK, R. CARTER. C, 'l'IIOMI1- SON. LSvl..X'fl1I?0N'.' W. SLICER, R. STEVENS, E. ENGLAND, R. WVICAVI-IR, IJ. IIICKS, W. IIICIOIAN, G. PRIIITT, I. IJILXVORTII. 46 EIGHTH GR DE 1 lAI'.1'fR17t4'.' R. PRl,'IT'I', I. ISDVVARDS, XV. RLIIXINCAN, R. FRANKLIN, B. BARLOVV, R. IIARLAN, E. SULLIVAN, K. AICKIVI-IR, B. D1Il,I.ER, I. HAAIAIONS, A. STROAIBERG, G. CALDVVELL, R. BLACKISTON, I. RIALE. Smmd Raw: D. CIOLD, S. SIIIVERY, H. CIREENVVAY, M. SCOTT, S. FOLKER, S. SILVERSTEIN, F. SIAIRSOAI, E. COIIEN, I. MACREY, I. CARTER, L. TRUITT, B. BLACKISTON, V. IICGIIES, V. SWANN, G. IAIARRIS. Tl11'1'dR0w' MR. NEFF L. SIAIONS, K. NICCORMICK, B. BROWN, C. IJUNCAN, M. STEELE, C. IAMISON, I. - . IQIMBLE, A. MCCLAIN, A. SLACCII, I. OSIIORNE, P. HAAIAIOND, N. YOUNG, N. WIAIAIER, N. WVELLS, D. KIRK, MR. BIATCIINER. 1'2?1lI'U1Ie0u'.' B. BOYD, S. KIRK. P. THOMAS, I. HILL, D. SCIIULER, B. BUSKELL, B. CASII, L. PL'RCl-ILL, li. ROBINSON, C. ROBINSON, N. NOCIIO, E. BUCKALEVV, B. f:REER, G. FLYNN, M. IAFFE. Fffllz Raw: I. IDOUGIIERTY, N. ANREY, D. WALLACE, G. HAAIM, D. SPENCER, I. GALLIAIORE, 'I'. CIREER, S. ENGLAND, R. SLAUCII, E. IJRAPER, I. DACFETRIDGE, R. MARTINDALE, I. HARRIS. SEVE TH GR DE 1 1'r.v!Rmv.' L. TAYLOR, R. SRRINGER, I. NXCNXULLEN, R. HOOG, B. KEYS, I. SULLIVAN. Sal-and Row I. COX, I. WVARE, I. XVEBSTER, I. BIQCJSIALL, R. STEXVART, B. FRITZ, G. TENNESSEE, M. REYNOLDS, B CLEAIONS, M. A. BALL, F. HAMMOND, P. RIALE, L. NICKINLY. Third Row: C. MILLEIQ, C. BROWN, I LIULDSTEIN, I. ISAUFFMAN, E. R. EPSTEIN, M. IIARTER, F. LIARTER, D. MCJYEII, M. BURLING, S. BUIQKE L. MORAN, L. RIIODES. Idmrlh 1?ow: C. HARRIS, MRS. YPIIIKES, I. HART, G. CUADIINGS, M. NICFET RIDGE, G. IIASH, O. I. BLANKENBECKER, I. LAMKIN, I. FARIIART, R. BOLEN, D. GILL, ll. ALTLAND, C REIICRN, R. HUNTER, R. PIERCE, I. WALLACE, MISS KENNARD. 1 IfthRow: M. A. IONES, S. SMITH, V STRICTLAND, D. DUNN, R. TAYLOR, I. TIIOAIIJSON, D. STARRY, ll. BUSRELL, E. CLEAIONS, D. MELRATII N. HUNTER, D. SCIIULLER, R. PENNELL, G. STANLEY, D. VINING, M. PHILLIPS. Sfxlh Raw: S. A. GRII-:R M. XVRIGIIT, R. SAIITII, D. IDICKSON, L. KELLY, L. R. IOIINSON, I. HESS, B. GIBBS, I. CIIAMBERLAIN B. PERRY, B. MASON, I. STANLEY, C. WVAUGIIN. 0 sw W -ji . Q f f QX V 5 gf i - Xi Xx , W X + X XXXX X x X k X X X . ,,.,X X , X X X X X KX Ax G, Sf xx X Y XX ,W JTYWY, ' Q X X X N WT .X '- X X X 5 X X X! X X! A Ng Y WYX F K 4 X XXX lx , , .. , ,,, -A+ ,Y X X X X X X X . . . X X - X X XX 5 X N AX ' ' X ATHLETIC ASSCJCIATION The Athletic Association has had a successful year under the direction of Mr Thompson and Nlr. Netli, the advisers, and the following officers: Premidenf ..,,....... . . .IAMES WA1.TERs Vice Prefidenf. . .. . .. . .IACK MELRATH Secreiaqy. . .. . . .... PAT SCHNEIDER Treamrer A... . . .. . . .,.... . . . ..........,.. ..... M ARTIN SUMNER The purpose of our Athletic Association is to help support the entire athletic program. This year we were delighted with the whole-hearted support given by the students to the A. A., and we sincerely hope next year will be as successful. 50 CHEERLEADERS lust as in years past, the '54 cheerleaders have kept up the morale of our O. A. H. S. teams. At all the soccer and basketball games they led Oxford students in the cheers. The squad, with Nancy Brown as their captain, is made up of four seniors and two juniors: NANCY BROWN, SR. MARI,YN LUPTON, SR. ERMA SLAUCH, SR. SHIRLEY BRUCE, IR. META BAILY, SR. CONNIE GOLT, IR. The girls did a good job this year, and they wish to thank all those who attended the games. The Seniors wish all the future O. A. H. S. cheerleaders the best of success. 51 VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is a very active club in Oxford Area lligh School. It is comprisecl ot all boys and girls who participate on the varsity teams. Nlr. Iames is our aclviser and through his helpful cooperation with the president, Gary Cummings, the club has been able to use various ways of raising moneyg for example, sponsoring a bake, selling Christmas carcls and selling tags. The most successful alliair was a dance. IDI?-l'l.dt'l'If. , . . . ciARY Cmmiwos IMI-e Prvmfefzl. . . . . . ROBERT BADGIER 1y't'HJ'lll't'l' ..., , . . IDAVIIJ WAl,'r1QR Ser-re.'a1jzf, . . . . .iMlARI.YN I,L7r'roN 52 WEARERS QF THE 0 CYS are awarded to students who are active participants in Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball, Track and Hockey. NVe wish to congratulate these people for their time and effort spent during the past year. 55 VARSITY HQCKEY September brought forth sunny skies, hrisk air, and energetic girls who were anxious to get hold of a hockey stick once again. Our schedule was limited to five games. llowever, our girls managed to win two, tie one, and lose one out of these five. Our last game was canceled because of the early arrival of jack frost. Although we will lose eight out of the eleven players this year, we feel that the material on hand for next year will be good enough to produce an excellent team. 54 JUNIOR VARSITY HUCKEY Since the varsity team loses 8 of its 11 players this year, here are the stars of to- morrow. We know that they will be a good team, for when the last whistle blew, it ended a quite successful season for Oxford's little ll. With further practice and experience, this junior varsity team will become Ox- fordys finest varsity team. JO GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The Girls' Basketball team started out with a bang this year by defeating the Alumni for the first time in five years. Even though the team was well organized and played a good game of basketball, they were defeated in the next five games. This year we will lose Nancy Brown fforwardj, Mazie Simons fforwardb, Marlyn Lupton fforwardj, Sue Shoun fforwardb, Gail Hodgson tguardb, Meta Baily fguardj and Shirley Neff fguardb. We wish the future varsity team much success, 56 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The V. team this year was macle up of many new members. They clicl very well and are good prospects for U. A. H. S. in the coming years. They won three of their games and lost two. Their experience this year will prove an asset to them in their forthcoming seasons. 57 VARSITY BASKETBALL Oxford had a schedule Of fifteen games this year, compiling a record of five wins and ten defeats. Many of the games were lost by a few points. This year six seniors will be leaving the team. We are sure that the up and coming Iunior Varsity players will fill their vacancies. Lineup: JAMES WALTERS 1 Cen lenr TYLER WALLS JOE MCFANN 1 ALLAN HARDY Guarair HOWARD BROWN HERBERT WATSON Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford . . .Quarryville . . .Alumni . . .Parkesburg . . .Kennett . . .Unionville . . .Parkesburg . . .Kennett SCH EDU LE 58 MARTIN SUMNER FRED BOYD IACK MELRATH klforwarfir ROBERT BADGER I RONALD STEWARTJ MR. DAVID NEFF'C0dlTl1 Oxford 55 ........ Oxford 46 .... Oxford 52 .... Oxford 57 .... Oxford 55 .... Oxford 48 .... Oxford 40 .... Unionville Avon Grove Quarryville Parkesburg Kennett Unionville Avon Grove JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Our Iunior Varsity team, under the coaching of Mr. Finlgcompleteda fourteen game schedule with seven wins and seven losses. The boys played well together and displayed great fighting spirit, with the result that they gave keen competition to all their opponents. SCHEDULE Oxford Parkesburg Oxford Unionville Oxford Parkesburg Oxford Avon Grove Oxford Kennett Oxford Quarryville Oxford Unionville Oxford Parkesburg Oxford Avon Grove Oxford Kennett Oxford Parkesburg Oxford Unionville Oxford Kennett Oxford Avon Grove CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team participated in four meets this year besides the tri angular meet with Kennett Square and Avon Grove. These boys worked hard and deserve much credit for their efforts. 60 TRACK The O. A. H. S. Track Team will participate in five meets this year. Since Mr. Alexander and NTI: B. Brown have some boys returning from last year's squad, their hopes are high for a successful season. 61 BASEBALL On Nlarch 50, the Oxford Baseball Team went to Quarryville for their first prac- tice game. Although there was only one letter man back this year, there were a lot of promising prospects out for the team. The Hornets played twelve games this season. 62 SGCCER This year the soccer team showed tremendous effort in all their games. There were nine seniors on the team who constituted the better part of the starting lineup. The seniors who played were: Ioe McFann, Ronald Reburn, Iames Walters, Robert Badger, Gary Cummings, Frank Keys, Fred Boyd, Charles Shock and Martin Sumner. 65 VW A I Magnum sf W S 53 . Y? , . if 1 , F i r 64 ' N in 'STUDENT x SHOWS F SHOWS YOUR 1 C9 C3 STUDEI T COUNCIL P1-e.r1'den!. . . . . . . 1w1ARTIN SUAINER Vice Preddenl ..,. . . . . ,SUE SIIOUN S8L'f6fdl1V ....... . . .ERMA SLAUCH Trewrurer. . . . ......,....,...,..................,.. IOHN XVATT The names of the council members for the school term of 1955 and 1954 are as follows: IZUI MARTIN SUMNER, IERAIA SLAUCH, SUE SIIOUN, IOIIN NVATT, FRANCES VVADDEI.I,, META BAILY, MARLYN LCRTON Ilffz GERRI tyCONNOR, JAMES STAIILMAN, fiVVEN XVRIGHT, IDAVID CERAY, ICDIENE CORE, CEXVYNNE SCHNEIDER 10.11 CAROI. MAIQCH, STEWART BAILY, ELLEN BURKE, NANCY BICRNELI., IOIINNY IACKSON, BETSY LLOYD gtlll MINNIE SI.A'. CH, SAM ROTIIMAN, YN'ONNE RICHAIZIJSON, ROSALIE HART, ciEORGE ROOT Xflz CiARY CAl,DXVEI,I., LINDA SIMONS, LEE PURCELL 7ff1 BRUCE GIEIIS, BII.I.Y PERRY, ROBERT PENNICLI. As the Student Council assembled for the tirst time on October 5, 1955, the members were keenly aware of their responsibilities to Carry on the good work begun in the previous years. The President, lwillftlll Sumner, was elected by the student body, and the other officers were elected by the council Inexnbers. Our sponsors for the year were lV1rs. Smith and Mr. Penfield. Besides sponsoring the drives for the Community Chest and the March of Dimes, the council also adopted a standard Class ring. The rules governing school dances were reviewed and revised. The hall patrol was very successful this year with Iohn Yvatt as captain Of the boys and Bobby Badger as bis assistant. Sue Shoun was captain of the girls with Ruth Ann Kimble as her assistant. Dlr. iwcjmiiikiii and N111 Evans were tlIe faculty advisers. G6 HS BROADCASTER C0-lfd1'!0f.r NANCY DIEAI CIIARLOTTE CARR fFRANCES XVADDELL, lfdffor ' IXNANCY BICRNELI., fl,r,I-1'.vlanZ Art... .. Sports . I .-4' IQAT SCHNEIDER, Gl'f4.f' fffiffnr XI TORRIS BOUR, 1301111 Edzlol' Exchanges. . . .,..... SARA PHILLIPS, lfdffor Circulation .... . . .RUTH ANN KIAXBLE, Edliflll' Finance ..... .... I EANETTE Cox, lfdiior Head Typist ,... ....... C AROLINE ROOT Mimeographer. . . .,.. MARGARET REYBURN Lfleraqy and Yilfllllillqlj Slay' LORRAINE MAULIE, SUE BICKNELI., EI,I.A WOllREI.I,, JOYCE CLAYTON, MAZIE SIAIONS, SHIRLEY BRUCE, BARBARA EDVVARDS, YVONNE BROWN, CONNIE GOLT, MABEI. CZILL, CTLORIA PIERCE, LOUISE SIEWIERSKI, CECII.IA BEATTIE, BARBARA FISHER. 1 af'ufl1f f1dL'I'J'0f' MRS. MARGARET P. 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R.D. 5 YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER SHELLEY Studia LANCASTER, PA. WEDDING PORTRAITS CANDIDS 5D - STEREO - GRAPHS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING H E R 0 N ' S A Friendly Place to Meet SUPER SUBS STEAK SANDWICHES CIGARS CANDY CIGARETTES COSMETICS OPEN EVERY DAY Fifth at Hodgson Phone 860 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1954 BUCK 81 DOE RUN VALLEY FARMS Congratulations to the 1954 Graduating Class of OXFORD AREA HIGH SCHOOL BUCHART ENGINEERING CORPORATION ARCHITECTS - ENGINEERS ALTOONA YORK LANCASTER Compliments Of AUTHORIZED AGENCY LONGINES LA COUTURE WADSWORTH WITTNAUER ELGIN KISE WATCHES DEALER FOR HAMILTON BEACH DORMEYER SUNBEAM PIIILCO GIFTS REMINGTON RAND TYPEWRITERS AND SHAVERS BOND DIAINIOND RINGS RODNEY KENT HAMMERED ALL MINUM WOOD CLOCKS BRASS SILVER GOLD SILVER KISE JEWELRY Wlzfclz, Clock and Jewelqy Repairing OXFORD, PA. THEN - NOW - TOMORROW WHEN BETTER AUTOMBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM EWING MOTORS, INC. BUICK G. M. C. U. S. Route No. 1 OXFORD, PA. EDWARD F. ROBERTS CO. MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 2622 W. Columbia Avenue PHILADELPHIA 21, PA. R. WALTER SLAUCH 81 SONS WATER WELL CONTRACTORS LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA. Members of National Water Well Association and Pennsylvania Water Well Contractors Association, Inc Compliments of THE OPTIMIST CLUB OF OXFORD OXFORD, PA. FIRST BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 FROM THE NEW SCHOOL ROBERT TURNER Compliments of WALKER OIL COMPANY ELMER DICKSON-Manager Distributor of MOBIL GAS - MOBIL OIL AND HOME HEATING OIL NOTTINGHAM on U. S. Jil TIRES Phone Oxford 524 OXFORD, PA. BATTERIES Bef! WL'JheJ fo Our ClaJ.fma1fe.f NANCY BROWN IACK WHANN JERRY SIMPSON MARTIN SUMNER ALLEN WOOD from PAT SCHNEIDER GARY CUMMINGS RALPH MCDOWELL ROGER MORAN DAVE WALTER CHARLES SHOCK Come See A Xllillion STAR ROSES In Bloom From Late June to Early October In the Star Rose Fields Along U. S. Route IH Three Miles Southwest of West Grove, Pa. Visitors Are Always Welcome THE CONARD-PYLE CU. STAR ROSE GROWERS West Grove, Pa. RINGLEIPS APPLIANCE STORE 11 North Third Street-Masonic Bldg. RCA AND ZENITH TELEVISION RCA ESTATE GAS RANGES ABC WASHERS AND IRONERS HOME FREEZERS WEST1NGfiOUSE APPLIANCES Oxford's Oldest Appliance Store Q , 3:3524-4 iQrg, :.ia..l QL ,ma dl 2-m..R?,, ,.4 fi,:.if.A1'1zL1,3Q -ff I '- V fiigzjgg I:,,3.,5f:Q:L.pf3,,gf'Y,13212 ' 'f:'7'..12: f ' ' , . t ,f. W - in 1, w-.Ig 3 -'nf-.1-'av awww an ,. uv, Aa- w , 1 ::.. , 1. ' . -. , . . ,. . ., ,, , , 4:-,,. .,J'... new . Nw: . A g-, ,..-L-,,E4,i... I 1,1 . 'T2pfl,, 14 ' .-Zu .f,,, s n V 5 1-PM 55,5 - f fiiii, !,,.5Zk: U i? 3- fi f5L113 ? 5' l+ igZi5 ' I FQ 'fjfrrf' Jgffiw ,if 'X 'V '- ' ' 3 x, 534- , W, , ., ,w ,,.,.f... 11,5-,A ., . .. . . ,,. .. . X. . A . -. .-Q . fm- .4. ,f1,.sme- .ff . V f I.-Ag a.. Q f J -- - Ml - , fm H' 7 vPYi'1'f f f.zgf13'-g'i'?5iffLy 4 93551 sf' -'iii 4-W? , . 4' f 4 ' ,. J? f 7 f.'?fI ' 'Jw' ' K' 4 ' ' W WMM. 4 gm? ,, 1, eq, QC, th. af - W . , , ,1 ab. 4 E 15: ' ' ' Wx' ' . ,Z 9.1162 A K4 -F H 1 yi.. ,y Qi il a X 4, , -, ..,. ' X.. 1 ifvaf : '57 ' HOTEL ROSE BOWL ROOMS GRILL Ma, AND Mas. EUGENE BRISACH, Pnovnmrons U. S. Route No. I Phone 520 1 , 41' A ,Je , nfs f.?l Ll' ug .,, V 52, - ,. - qi, , Eu, 'Biz , pa. .W , QW! if fe,,kf,v -.N ,, ff LJ Q1 fax 7 7 2. 19 gn 1 3' 5 as F ,naar ,Q w w . , ,, Q ,Z ms, '43, :wg A 3: H , 5, , ,. 'I if iw. GGGAS IS BEST 0 IT's CLEAN 0 IT's DEPENDA 0 IT's ECONOMIC CITIZENS GAS 81 FUEL CO. OXFORD, PA. Ph 600 A busi t p d t d 1: th ty t f Compliments of THE PEOPLE'S BANK OF OXFORD L. J. OSTERMAYER, JR. BOX K OXFORD, PENNA. Angus Aberdeen Beef Cattle Broad Breasted Bronze Turkeys EAGLE DEPARTMENT STORE FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MEN,S AND BOYS' CLOTHING Open Friday and Saturday Evenings Phone 259-I OXFORD, PA. Compliments of JOHN ROBERTS AGENCY INSURANCE 10 South Third Street OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA CHAMBERS 81 SMITH FEED GRAIN FERTILIZER IAMESWAY BARN EQUIPMENT BUILDING MATERIAL FUEL OIL COAL ELKVIEW, PA. Best Of Luck 'co the Class of 1954 L. C. DRENNEN L. E. SHOEMAKER THE OXFORD GRAIN Sz HAY CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRA1N-HAY-COAL-BUILDING-SUPPLIES FEEDS-SEED-POTATOES-FERTILIZERS ATLANTIC GAS-KEROSENE-FUEL OIL-LUBRICANTS - ALSO - CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING Compliments of OXFORD LIONS CLUB OXFORD, PA. OXFORD FARM SUPPLY CO. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM IMPLEMENTS Tractors Milk Coolers Household Home Freezers Refrigerators Phone 616 L. K. PHILLIPS 81 SON FLORISTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 287 OXFORD, PENNA. EDWARDS 81 COX IOHN DEERE Farm Implements and Service Dodge Iob-Rated Trucks Dodge Passenger Cars Plymouth Passenger Cars EARLE S. TWYFORD Telephone: OXFORD 201 OXFORD R.D. 1132 PENNA. Compliments of LIPKIN'S FURNITURE STORE 47 South Third Street OXFORD, PA. S. G. LEWIS 81 SON Massey-Harris Ferguson New Holland Briluon SALES 81 SERVICE Farm Implements Pulverizers and Seeders Feeds -Fertilizers-Silos WEST GROVE, PA. Phone: West Grove 6116 LOREN MURCHISON 81 CO. INCORPORATED 14 Park Place Newark, N. CLASS RINGS, PINS, TROPHIES SCHOOL PICTURES -- XvEARBOOKS To the Members of the CLASS OF 1954 Compliments of PEEL'S SANDWICH SHOPPE McLEOD MOTOR COMPANY For the Best in Ford Cars and Trucks For the Best in Service DRIVE THE LEADER Third and Hodgson Sts. . Phone 505 OXFORD, PA. PAUL E. WILLIAMSON and SON BUTCHER LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PEN NA. Why noi eaz' ilze bed? Beef, Lamb, Veal and Pure Pork Products Phone 191-I-4 To the Members of THE CLASS OF 1954 Greetings and Congratulations THE OXFORD MIN ISTERIUM HERR'S POTATO CHIPS Box 508 NOTTINGHAM, PA. Phone' Oxford 676-I-4 Compliments of HIGHLAND DAIRIES ALL KINDS OF DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments A. B. MACK CO. of Chamber' s Tailor Shop Phone 870 58 S. Third St SIMONS OUTFITTERS FoR MEN AND BoYs 56 South Third Street OXFORD, PA. Open Phone Evenings Oxford 5591 GEORGE FREDD 81 SON Hardware and Farm Took' Garden Seea'.r Wetherillts Paint, Varnish, Enamels OXFORD, PA. ' Phone: Oxford 548 NUNN-BUSH SHOES ARROW SHIRTS ALLIGATOR RAIN COATS B. V. D. UNDERWEAR MACK BERKOWICH South Third Street OXFORD, PA. Compliments of CARL' S 524 Market Street OXFORD, PA. Phones 164-W and 766 C DUMAS SAPP BETTER USED CARS Bought, Sold ana' Exchanger! Phone 564 I and Hodgson St. OXFOR D, PA To the Members Of The Class of 1954 GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS WINGATE' S MARKET MORAN' S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone: Elkton 996-W-4 PLEASANT HILL, MARYLAND HARLEYSVILLE Mutual Casualty Company ROLAND L. PITT, Agent Phone: 512-I OXFORD, PA Compliments of GEORGE JACKSON OXFORD, PA. ROBERT TREATE HOGG CABINET MAKER Cream Road itl OXFORD, PA Compliments of CENTER FOOD MARKETS Oxford Rising Sun Phone 875 Phone 177 R. E. STEWART, Prop. Compliments of OXFORD AUTO PARTS OXFORD, PENNA. Phone 277 Best Wishes to OUR CLASSMATES SUSAN SU E META MARLYN GA11. Compliments of IAFFE' S SHOE STORE OXFORD,S ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE Phone 224-W - Compliments of TEXACO SERVICE STATION OXFORD, PA. Phone 496 CHESTER G. CUMMINGS, Prop. Compliments of ROWLAND KIRK 81 SON CONTRACTING PLASTERING 81 STOCCOING Phone: Oxford 24-R-1 MARVEL 8K SMITH WEST GROVE, PA. Hardware Department General Electric Sales 81 Service Phone 5151 Compliments of WORTH' S CLEANER GEORGE O. SUMNER Phone: Oxford 666-R-2 O. WILLIAM C. DAVIS SUPPLIER OF SINCLAIR PRODUCTS OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Box M Telephone 210 Compliments of TURNER 81 WESCOTT, INC. Established 1898 1527 North Marston Street PHILADELPHIA 21, PA. Milk, Cream Receiving Plant and Glen Roy Other Dairy Products Chester County, Pa Compliments of QUALITY SERVICE CLEANERS Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. RICHARD HOENNINGER SOPHERS OF OXFORD OXFORDyS BEST WOMENYS AND CHILDRENVS SHOP MILLER and TOWNSEND, Agents REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE N. M. WILSON, Rep. GILLESPIE'S CUT RATE PACKAGED GOODS CANDIES ICE CRI-:Aw Meet U At The Fountain Phone 414 OXFORD, PA. PASSMORE SUPPLY COMPANY ICE - COAL - FEED - FERTILIZERS LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS DUPONT PAINT Phone 200 Phone 547 OXFORD, PA. OXFORD' PA. OXFORD BODY SHOP BILL MAULDIN, Prop. Compliments 24 hr. Towing Service of Phone 664-I I. B. ROTH GREEN FARM SERVICE, INC. MASTER MIX FEEDS DEVOE PAINTS GENERAL MERCHANDISE HOMEVILLE, PA. Phone 418 E- M- COPE Compliments Studebaker of Salsa' ana' Service MACKEY LUMBER COMPANY OXFORD, PA. Phone 426 Route No. 1 COAL - LUMBER - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES I. C. ENGLAND AUTO SERVICE 81 REPAIRING Lancaster Ave. OXF ORD, PA. Phone 509 WEIGEL BROTHERS Flour-Grain-Feed Mill D. Sz G. Feeds 'l'unnell's Animal Matter Fertilizer Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. METERED GAS SERVICE Cooking-Water Heating Refrigeration Suburban Propane Gas Corp WlfS'l' GROVE, PA. Phone 6237 WS P19 LIWOS JOHS uomvmvg IQ ssv'IQ 'OLIIV SXYIHAACIIH MARTIN B. KURTZ Paperhanging ai Painting OXFORD, PA. Phone 508-I-I Congratulations to CLASS OF '54 H. T. WALTON 81 SON CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Compliments of MILTON ' S HARDWARE V W. NIELDS 81 SON OXFORD, PA. Phone 619-W RISING SUN, MD. Phone 179 RADIO 81 T. V. SALES 81 SERVICE Compliments of ANGELO MASCI TAILOR AND CLEANER Fc Gs Cornplinrxerlts Of DESOTO PLYMOUTH NORA MCMULLEN OXFORD, PA. Yellow Rose Restaurant P O e 317 R.D. 5'-f2 Compliments of MALCOLM H. KELLY OPTOMETRIST Compliments of PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 155 OXFORD, PA. Compliments of ABE RUNT ADAMS 81 EVANS BARBER SHOP HICKEY'S GROCERY MEAT GROCERIES PROVISIONS Phone 174 Compliments of VALLEY BROOK Compliments Of LUNCHEONETTE Mushroom House Restaurant Compliments Compliments of of Your Authorized General Electric Dealer LEW KENT OXFORD APPLIANCE 81 HEATING CENTER Compliments of I. RUSSELL WRIGHT MENlS WEAR Compliments of VARSITY GR ILLE Compliments Compliments of of SCOTTIES' DELICATESSEN OLSONS BARBER SHOP Phone: Oxford 750-W Compliments GEORGE W. MASON of SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION McCULLOUGH'S PHARMACY North Third and Park Streets Phone: Oxford 0-597 Compliments IF ITYS R533 ESTATE of WHEELER 81 GRIER OXFORD BEVERAGE CO. Compliments of STEAK HOUSE IESSE KIRK GEORGE A. SMITH BROKER Oxford 400 West Grove 4182 Compliments of MACKEY'S GROCERY STORE 407 Market Street Compliments of LINK'S PLACE U.S. il 2 miles east of Oxford Compliments of EAST SIDE MARKET H. D. FERGUSON Compliments of HESS BARBER SHOP Compliments of MARY E. F EATHERMAN SHADYSIDE TEA HOUSE D. F. KEENER 81 SON FURNITURE WEST GROVE, PA. Compliments of HARRY C. KRAUSS OXFORD Compliments of Compliments of BLUE 81 WHITE SILVERSTEIN'S CUT PRICE STORE Nlarliet Street OXFORD, PA. OXFORD FROZEN FOOD CENTER and LOCKER Compliments of H. M. LAMBORN Furniture Repairing, Refinishing and Chair Caneing COCHRANVILLE, R.D. :lil I. WALTER BROWN SCRAP YARD ELECTRIC WELDING Oxford 781 OXFORD, PA MATCHNER' S AUTO SALES 525 Market St. Phone: 491lVl No Sunday Work Phone Kirkwood 47-R-l5 SIGN PAINTING TRUCK LETTER ING SCI-INEIDER'S MARKETS Oxford 81 Russellville ERNIE 81 LIBBIE LESTER MILLER OXFORD, R.D. 2, PA Compliments of HOPEWELL GROCERY STORE QXFQRD DINER Frozen Goods - Meats Groceries - Ice Cream MR- 31 MRS- WM- SHIELDS HOPEWELL GLENROY ROAD Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. PUD RAGAN Compliments of FRANK H. MCCARTER CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Best Wishes to Our Classmates CAROLINE JOYCE RUTH ANN HAZEL GLORIA MAZIE Compliments From BUNTING AND ROOT ' Sound Amplifying Systems Oxford 662-I-1 Oxford 655-I Compliments of ERNEST DOWLIN G, IR. FLORIDA Compliments of BICKNELL'S POOL STANTON' S SINCLAIR STATION Third 81 Summitt OXFORD, PA. Phone 772 WASHING LUBRICATION IOHNNY'S SERVICE STATION COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Pennsylvania Ave. AVONDALE, PA. IOHN R. ABERNETHY, Prop. CHRISTMAS TREES IOSEPH LESLEY THOMAS H. CARR Phone: Oxford 402-I-2 General Repairing OfHcial Inspection Station Texaco Gas and Oil Willard Batteries Gate V-Belts R. D. No. 2 Firestone 81 Goodyear OXFORD, PA. Tires Fifs Balsam RUSSELLVILLE, PA. Spruces Pines MEDFORD-DUNLEAVY, INC. FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS AUTOMATIC HEATING SALES AND SERVICE AVONDALE, PA.- Phone 2581 COATESVILLE, PA. Phone 0484 BEST of LUCK IAN IU NE NANCY Compliments of ELMER BOOTH BUILDING CONTRACTOR 250 South Fifth Street OXFORD, PA. WALKER' S FURNITURE STORE S. Third St. Phone 570 GIBSON REFRIGERATORS AND STOVES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of all kinds Prescription Service COLLINS B AZ A AR Stationery TOWNE DRUG CO. Gifts Iewelry M. I. BERKOWICH, R.P. Books Wall Paper OXFORD, PENNA. 514 Market St. Day and Night Call 528-W OXFORD, PENNA. E. WILLARD BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 109 Locust Street OXFORD, PA. E. WILLARD BAILEY IAMES P. BAILEY Phone: 478-I Phone: West Chester 5070 Z 5 X J., Q , v . :Qf -'f'fifT ' - if - 1 QA 3 1 , , E L' i ,V . ,' I -5, 5 3 k 1 , , ,fw , 3' 4 . . , 5 , . 1 f. , 5 , , J, , 3 .l ' ' ' I J i, , , 4 E .1 ,, ., ,gy ' X . Q , 1. 4 , Q , 1 K, 1 .-. E ' 1 K 1 nl. , M 5 m fy ,, 1 1.mMm4T1k ........h...,.,....m..,. .f..1m4n.,m,..w -JL .x.,,..1,-,. ,.....m.... ' 4 r r I L A ffm! -- M ' ' i 4 a EN 3 :xx X QS xx l f ' Til -. If f tfgzf 2,72 - ,J X' 4:1 '- ' ,-K , 71 ,f l L... Q -. - f I 'l, -.- i . Y lA K . 1 X GXFURD AREA SCHGLOL X ' J . 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