The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-03-05
OAKLAND HIGH SCHOOL
FEBRUARY HONOR ROLL
Large Number Neither Absent
Nor Tardy During Month

Nor Tardy During Month
Pupils of Oakland High School who
have been neither tardy nor absent
during the month of February are as
follows:
Seniors-Jessie Moon, Blanche Rid
der, Helen Shaffer, Mary yelling,
Rose Morgan,C Lester White, Lawrence
Bittinger, Harley Dawson, Richard
Glotfelty, Richard Roy, Joseph Sollars,
Gladys Aronhalt, Clara Baker, Vir-
ginia Baker, Margaret DeBerry, Will
ma Moomaw, Violet Dewitt, Mary
Jane Porter, Virginia Paulie, June
Sembower, Anna Mae Sewers, Anna
bel Stemple, Mary Sollars, Ethel
Stier, Mary Frances Yutzy,.
Juniors-Myrtle O'Brien, Emma
Filsinger, Virginia Roth, Logan Web
er, Carroll Casteel, Charles Davis,
Reginald Ford, Lindsey Gender, Wayne
Hamilton, Lewis Jones, Cecil Right,
Alice Walter, Gladys Markley, Eu-
gene Nordeck, George Porter, Ralph
Turney, Mona O'Brien, Marian Brock,
Martha Mitchell, Gertrude Upole,
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Speicher, Bernice Dewitt, Bernice
Sanders, Lucille Sembower.
Sophomores-Glenn Ashby, Charles
Bowman, Philip Bowman, Kenneth
Graves, Boyd Hardesty, Harold Haus-
er, Schell Hoye, Gerald Imam, Edwin
Michael, Lambert Ramsey, Walter
Shreve, James Sebold, Leroy Steiding,
Evelyn Wolfe, Kathryn Speicher,
Glenda Smith, Mary Emily Butt, Re-
becca Browning, Oma DeBerry, Jan
ice Graham, Frances Filsinger, Eliza
beth Hoye, Mary Murphy, Maxine
Paulie, Rose Wright, Harold Bittin-
ger, Cecil Miller, William Naylor,
Harry Hinebaugh, Mary Susan Bell,
Lucie Anna Conner, Geraldine Feath-
er, Virginia Mosser, Genevieve Sween-
ey, Catherine Wagner, Nellie Wag-
ner.
Freshmen-Pearl Breedlove, Doro-
thy Riley, Jane Rathbun, Harland
Bittinger, Arthur Calhoun, James
Compton, William Ewing, Herbert
McRobie, Ivan Miller, Nordeck Shat
fer, Lawrence Taylor, Elwood Haw-
kins, Robert Beckman, Lavan Blam-
Bile, Stanley Calhoun, Kermit lessee,
John Michael, John Ours, William Por-
tire, Herbert Turney, Lewis Walter,
Lorraine Weeks, George yelling, John
Morgan, Elogeene Aronhalt, Anna
Pearl Baker, Marie Devore, Opal Fike,
Freda Howell, Wandette Keller, Lena
Lambert, Mary F. Martin, Violet
Martin, Nora Pysell, Mary j. Riley,
Dora Spoerlein.
The Dramatic Club had it's first
banquet on March 8 at the school.
After the supper business meeting
was held. Various committees were
appointed to look after the play to be
given March IL and Is. The commit
tees are: Managers, Richard Glotfelty,
Carroll Casteel; stage managers, Rich
ard Roy, Donald Stemple; electrician
Elvin Imam; assistant, Reginald Ford;
costume directors, Virginia Giessman,
Anna Mae Sewers, Helen Shaffer;
prompter, Mona O'Brien. The banquet
was well attended, only three members
being absent. Mr.. Bittle was guest.
Miss Kochenderfer is the club ad-
wiser.
Thursday afternoon, February 26,
an assembly program was given by
Miss Kraft's home room, consisting of
a short play in pantomime. The sur
prises came fast to the listening au-
dience, and then "The Lamp Went
Out" The students knew that the
lamp was supposed to go out, but eyes
grew bigger as the table on which the
lamp was sitting rose and went out.
Wayne Fitzwater gave a talk on pro-
Jects sponsored by his home room;
Mr.. Bittle gave short talk and Roy
burst as president had charge of the
program. Musical selections were
rendered. An admission charge of S
cents was made. The proceeds will be
used with which to obtain good fiction
for the library.
Both the boys and girls basketball
teams lost to the Thomas dribblers
on Monday night by heavy scores, the
boys losing 62-24, while the girls were
swamped 80 to nothing.
Tuesday night the boys team will
go to Friendsville where the Accident
Independents will be played. This
will be the final game of the season.
Members of the Accident high school
faculty will play on this team and an
interesting game is expected.