Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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SEVENTH AND EIGHTH FOOTBALL-FOURTH ROW: D Wagrler, manager: Clmmpiml. Hatfield, J. Kneifley. J. Ryder, Stafford, D. Lane, julmrlner. Shellabarger. manager. THIRD ROIWJ Stone, Hen' V, Miller. Mrlrvlire. Fuller, j. Stuhlman, A. Srhryrer. Bzll Brumlige jeff Campbell. SECOND ROW? F. U l9ite, Van Smyi. Arlrlreux. Riezlmiller. Walker. B. Peer, Clarke, D. Herlvrurb, Cullllghllfl. FIRST ROW: Wfilmn. Slillzrugfnl, l.ar11li.r, Crum. P. U ill.rey, ChdPlL'l', D. Harlmlllc. Mr. Reirlyert. murb. Athletes look to future JUNIOR IIIGII TRACK-THIRD ROHM: I-I, jnlJanne,f, j. Sweeter- J. IHIIIIIXUIIIEWVB. A. Srlaaeffer. T. Pareg. ll . jmlfl. Lane. Cnurfhene. man, j. Kueifley, I. White, R. Biefer, M. Schaeffer, Cheney, Stein. 1er1.fe11,j. Lamlix. FIRST R0U'f.'D.T1n'Ie,B. WIIIHI. Riedmiller, Pryor. Ryder, D. Brumlmugb, P. W'il,rey, jeff Camplzelli nzarzagerf, B. Dozier P. I'1vb.rle1rer, Vnzcar, F. White, B. Martin, Bill Brnmlige. Slllllfdgflll. and G. Antrolaux. SECOND ROW: B. Cuu'a'er1. E. Srbryrer, B. Treat.

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Lumberjills Carr on akvvood's record llUC.lxl:l' flIxlN,'lC,i' IC'x7.Sl1e Bmll. fllllfilfi Kalki Cflegg. .inpl.wmur'e: .Xlzrfrli flllwz. .lC'IllH7'. .XIUNQIUR HIGH HOC.'KffY-FOURTH ROll '.' illlilf lip-lif6i7l.' Cuufh lf. Ll. Pruglv, lffnlwrilmfw. Iiirblzerk, K, Clzrcj. Har 1'f:l.li.flIlL. Trnnf. ilirllllif, lx' Cfiliifmlg JI. 'l'mf:f, K. Nlefmrl. TIIIRD R0ll4'.' Huron .llfwlfw-, If. l'1uur'!f. t.'!m'L.im1. ll ilf.wy. fl11.ff1er'f, Curlxuzi. B. Martin .St'r1,w1m1rf, K. If1m1.i', SECOND ROll .' Ilafilczf, M. flllllliflll, I2 Practicing extra hours after school three days a week, running laps, and perfecting drives, passes, and dribbles under the Coaching of Miss Epstein assisted by Mrs. Jones combined to give the jills a winning season of five wins and two losses. Cutting the team to forty players was necessary this year as more than one hun- dred girls went out for hockey practice the first day. The undefeated, unscored on reserves made a very spectacular record with a total for all the games of twenty points to their opponents' zero. With their drive and spirit they should prove tough competition next year. Elected as managers for the year were Nancy Allen, Sue Scott, and Kathy Clegg. They not only arranged the teamls schedule and kept the attendance records, but also acted as nurse, score and timekeeper. .St'huf1z. 0'Bi'iun. ,lmfi fllrlullci, Yaler. C. lflfgij, H. uilllfldllll, M. ll lu'c'fer, FIRST Rflllif' R. A!C'.X'd71tlFVA, HYllUllIdllgf7, C. Clllllllfljffldlll. lilllllltf. l', Miller, iN'1t'lmfx. xlmzyrmflfni. Gi, Miller, illt'LL'lHldl1. Ilmlml. Dfzrfzm. D