Oxford High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Oxford, IN)

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99. Zemlame Staff A 1 Staff-Left to Right-Front to Back nggui-c.shoemaker,N.Hu11,E.Coo1ey.K-TagS.D-Rasmussen' J.W ods C.Correl1 J.Brown Rowp2-Mrs. Law-Advisor, Mr.Carter,J.BlankmaH.1-Fulleffn-Atkinson The first annual published by Oxford students was put out in 1911, and was called THE OAKS. After many years the class of l9b7 resumed the project of publishing an annual. The class decided upon the name, THE OAK LEAVES OF l9b7, as a suitable name for later publications. ea. 51' cn K 5544! Echo Staff-Left to Right-Front to Back giist gow-J.Law-K.Tagg-E.Coo1ey-N.Hull-J.Woods-C.Correll-J.Farrel1 . euc . Second row-Mrs. Blackwood-J.Gick-R.Griffiths-T.Parker-J.Blankman I.Fu11er-M.Carter-Mr. Irvine. THE ECHO came into existence under the guidance of Mrs. Ethel Larm Stembel, the English teacher, in 1919-20. During her years in this school,the paper flourished. Later, Miss Adilda McCord did much to advance the life and growth of THE ECHO. It died out for a few years, but it was revived during the 1952-53 term and is now progressing well.