Oxford High School - Oxonian Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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THE OXONIAN STAFF 'YM FIRST ROVV: Miss VVilkin, Adviser, Gerleen Hester, Publicity Manager, jack jones, Asso- ciate Editor, Margaret Morris, Editor-in-Chief, jean Hughes, Assistant Business Manager, Leslie Hall, Assistant Art Editor, Eloise Gill, Typistg Homer Hobgood, Sports Editor. SECOND ROW: Ronald Ragland, Art- Editor, Bobby Daniel, Business Manager, George Thomas, Photographer. The Annual Staff is a comparatively new organization in the school, since this is only the second year that we have produced a yearbook. In order to raise funds with which to publish the Oxonian, the Staff sponsored the annual sale of magazine subscriptions. This year the Staff has endeavored to publish a book which the school will' be proud of and which will bring much pleasure to the students in future years. 28

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THE OWL TAF F PUBLISHED EACH MONTH BY THE STUDENTS OF THE OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL Volume XII Oxford, N. C., December, 1950 Number 31 ews Briefs iCh0l'3l C., Sho., lPreSent C01 Because school is closing a week earlier than was planned, the Owl start had to get a rushed copy of the school paper out, so it was cut to four pages. It still carries every good wish for a Merry Christmas!! Co-captains Receive Football iaudience. The music gr: Co-captains, John Parham and Sam in varied program wh The Oxford High . Clubs, with Virgil ll. director, presented I Christmas concert on December l4, in the hip Z torium to a large ani . Q -- inVs. has lwcn selected l.l5I ns Class Mas cot. t lOOlll'Ij, iorw'u'd tr The Oxford High St-hoo! liund, hcr ucqnziintcd with under the direction ot' A. ,l hV2lQ'llt'l'. illl'QHtlY know :I few presented its Zlllllllkll fil'lIi4l.lll2iS von cr-rt on Tuesday, Dem-mber 12 at if o'clock in the high school auditorium. iAs usual, and in keeping with thi ispirit of the season, the band prr- + 1 in Finch each receiver' ' ' ' ' the audienc 'mlithday 'L ' ' I Im in 'G :ml to fnal'chl'FAan graphed by their folk Songs S CllOL'Ol2ltLZ l. p oi tmrlltloilal a tradition with the ert. n dogs! in 4 V the captains an aul 'al Clubs P h 'S ', l p'Ni'l 1 each year as a rl es during ti imvd 'ts lm'g':u ' the team. 2Il'l0llS civicghru.. .,.. V Simi jun' H1 htm Sf lnlmml Boys A. A. Ori lusic groups aiso partici- 'Pct Peevre: lxecplllg quiet V the 1'lllfllC'llt'k?, V The Boys Athleti Gal. in the diswict Music, 'Outstallulng color: RcdV 8 it 2 ,gg V nd also played for iors were measured ich is held each Spring in Favorite IHIHIAIIICZI Playing larnde which took the last of Noveml um, of the groups have Teacher: Mrs. W. lfii ' l. At this tllm. pected to awive so reenshoro fm. the State F'nvorltVe song: Music, Mu 'Wm ts were turned oil. New Al will which - - 'F' 1- '1-'Nl' -Urchibald H -zlson was officially Congratulations t -i ' Culton, on the arriv V ' V 1 . baby girl, Betty . '- ber 20' . VZ ' i v Ronald Ragland - 1 ff Ronald Ragland, School he ,. t' f is ri R I Cmh more, drew the WHS 91' , if Frances Claybornc lohn Parham page of this issue of the Owl , Nice p,.OphetV Frances Clay-D Q-Q Minion Cash Bobby D,,,,i,,, Work, Ronald- Testator, Eloise Gill, Cl 2 ' Elizabeth Blalock Hin-old our-ra., Miss Folger Goes 10 N- Y- Margaret Morris, Cla ,.,.,, Marv Ann Flovd John Dc-an During Tl'12Y1kSgiViYlE, Mi5S Folgel' The seniors chose red . tr ll W L Ruth Hedgepcth John Dean had the pleasure of going to Philadel- their Class C0101-S and 11 N f Am, Daniel putt, Su.0th,,, phia by plane to visit her sister. From there, they went for a short while to N. Y. Student of the Month News came to the Owl too late for much publicity, but starting in December, the Student Council is sponsoring The Student Of The Month . A person is to be nominated from each homeroom, for outstanding abilities, and voted on by the Council. their flower. A C0llll1ll' appointed to submit a Class 0tTice The class officers for were elected earlier in 1 'rlez Bobby Daniel, president, Geof- Most Frey Knott, vice-president, Shirley Most Harris, secretary, and Francis Clay- Most borne, treasurer. Most Plans are underway for the seniors to sponsor zi square dance. Studious Popular Dependable Likely to Succeed VBest Looking Friendliest .ftnn Daniel Elizzibctll Blliock Ann Daniel Ruth llurwell .lean Hester Shirley Harris Ruth Hedgepcth Margaret Morris Margaret Morris Margaret Seabolt Edith Ashley Pete Strother Ralph Blalock John Dean Richard Beasltq Wilbur Clayton Geoffrey Knott John Parham Bobby Daniel Geoffrey Knott John Parham lohn Dean The Owl, a monthly newspaper published by the students of the Oxford High School, is sponsored by the members of the journalism Class. Other student writing is encouraged by those who are interested in newspaper wrtiing. School activities, club organizations, and personalities are featured in the paper each month. The officers are as pictured: Eloise Gill, Associate Editor, Shirley Harris, Editor, Margaret Seabolt, Business Manager, Miss Boyd, Adviser. 29