Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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. ix Q . 'E- , J 8 I i V :- , x . I i Q V 9 i ' : i A f ' l t G fr t 'A r--. I l'xIR.SI'l Y O -SIX'I'1l R0ll .' fltflsiflx. Geiger. D. King. Ii. Klnlfz, 5lfC.'O.'X'D R0ll',' .llutKlm1n11. I. liicrur. 17, julwmfl. Beiztfr. .llnuli filtgwy 'If Scott. lflI 7'II R0ll : Cnmiiar, illlllllfff, Thrailwr, H. Blpplu. I'r'cu11t1,r, G. lI71'HllcI.1. Cf. .Slitwi Ii. lIr'r'f1rlm'l', .llix ffurr. ailrmfr. FIRST 'lf l l'1Hlll'. Nuff. FUIVNTII ROUVJ R. Klefif. j. Shllffl, Gelzlmrl. R0ll ,' Sliritff. Cf, llHL'cllL'I'. ll. l'iumffl, D. 7'lm11m.i. Xiwnf, l'. ll agf1t'r. lx't'um'if1. illt'v'v1nai.i', Carr, ll aruw'. Dcufmnra, THIRD R0ll .' Cam S, lx'1n1.s'!. I1ll'7't'I', l'uv.i, il, illflrtm, D. l'renua.r, Gray. P. Sfaafur. llvzflifcr, D. Mi Victor bell proclaims triumph C,'l'lilll Rl1'l7 .'lKUl'Nl7 'lllllf l'lC.TUKY B151 I.. l dl',l'lf-1 U nffit'er'.i. .Slip Kllllil, fmfuiife11l.' l7n'lf illflfct. 1'1re-fumtfiftflflf lllr. Curr. axf1'i.ir'r,' IL111' Kmg. lr'u1illl'c't'.' milf limb llLf!'f17'lHl', .tvcrvlur',1, nlllflfllfhlll' future ,ifmrtr lYllH?lf7h.V 7-i Our Victory Bell, gift and main project ot the Var- sity O Cluh, now peals out glad news of winning games from the clock tower. One of the higgest pro- jects ever undertaken at Oakwood, the hell was pur- chased with funds raiscd luv selling lumlwerjack stickers at haskethall games, soliciting donations, and partici- pating in a locally sponsored cluh money-making project. Under the guidance ot Mr. Carr and the ahle leader- ship of Skip Kunst, presidentg Dick Miller, vice- presidentg Dave King, trtasurcrg and Boh Herhruck, secretary, the cluh ht lped maintain order at foothall and basketball games and han.led out paper megaphones to encourage participation in cheers. ln the spring they planned a dance, Varsity O Drag lV, and the annual picnic. To he eligihle for memhgrsliip, a luoy must have re- ceived a letter in a major sport and have maintained passing grades throughout the year. All memhers are entitled to wear the traditional white sweaters with gold school letters.

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buo morale, and freshen pirit fIN'l'I.llrl'l'l:'I7 RlfSl:'Rl lf ClIIilfRI.IfAI7IfRS. Suriv Craig. Dalby Cfatltrrnl. IT. j. I'r1zgli. ,lmli 1lll'IIlUL',F, ami KIFIJ' lieth lif1icu,!cuillla Uulfimml fr1i'r1lIluflI'L'. Liveliness and enthusiasm characterized reserve cheer- leaders. Chosen were Kitty Beth Boren, Dathy Clarkson, Susie Craig, -Iudy Mclnnes, Prugh, and Kitty Evans. The crowd eagerly responded to many new, lively cheers introduced hy the girls. After school they practiced The girls worked hard to instill good sportsmanship and enthusiastic spirit. diligently, striving for perfect co-ordination and grace. ll l.lf,'ll'1NCf IIICIII. umlfl guilt' L'!7tL'VfL'iIilL'l'.l', Hurlmru .S1n1m,rLi. Paul Receiving vigorous encouragement from their peppy cheerleaders-Karen Alexander, Paula Stone, Barhara Syrnroski, and 'lane Thiele-the ninth grade haskethall team again scored a winning season. The girls stimu- lated team support hy filling the halls with posters, making booster tags for each game, and using pom- poms for more zest in their cheers. Practicing and planning, new cheers required time and energy. .S'1illt', jane 7'l2ie,'c. inlrf Kinen flftxumfu. LIl.llILll ltillll if7lV'll SDC OO .. l PM

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LilIlf,S,X t,l.l'li-JIIIIIQIT RUN 'lf .Witwx Nunn. j. PZTDIIIYDIUII. Fifll. ffizzng dtf1'i,iw'. Cf. I'-rlifl. l'. ll ffmf1zm'if. IP. llilllfwllf. 17. l,t'ltml'ulvl. 1 I1 I' rn l llI!LY All kinlllllllllrl, j. til1.1mfft1!i1iu. .NILUNI7 ROll .' M. Pain, N. Cflur. ', r '.1'. ' G, H 1. 'l 1 v 1 ll urlft, Refiflilffftf. lftir, il. ILifL'l'I, f. c,lIll!j71.f. 1511x571 Ix0ll4'.' illf. Chess club outmaneuvers opponents lt's your move and cheek mate have heen the sounds echoing from the industrial arts room every noon this past year. All this is the result of the interest of a group of students, who handed together to form Oak- wood's ehess tlnh. Under the leadership of Mr. Cato, the eluh has aeeoinplislied its purpose of teaching in- terested students to learn and enjoy ehess, This is shown hy the eluh's inertasing popularity. Already tame has eome to Oakwtgtxl through the ahility ol' some of the elnh me-mhers. .Ierry Fink repre- sented Ohio at the 'l'ri-State ,lnnior Championship an.l eopped the title, defeating players from Ohio, Virginia, XVL-stern Pennsylxania. lohn Phythyon was declared the V259 Dax ton lunior Champion. Out of a sehool tournai- INCIII that was eondueted hy the eluh, a six-man team was ehosen to compete in a eity-wide interscholastic tournament. Offieers this year inelude hlerry Fink, presidentg ligon lialmund, our new foreign exehange student from Ger- many, viee-presidentg and .Iohn Phythyon, treasurer. fflNCl1'NTlf,'lil'lNCf UN Tllli Nll'X'l' .lIUl'l-. JMU tflffl rllfftert lynn Kdjlllllllxl. 1'1t't'jn'tt1ift1ff.' fum' lfiffl, fmiztltulf xlllfl lnlw Wu' lfiiml. .itutlflri-fwuilnt1' jmltlltt lor a lllllllllg lolumlllleul. 'Q X