Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1937 volume:

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Page j9ffy-fikzfe . . . .Page Sl..1'fvV-.S'6'U61Z . . . .Page se1'enty-seven CDAKWCDCDD I-HGH SCHCDCDL For conslanl ellorl and suc- cess in lhe guidance of girls' a+hle+ics al Oakwood, For assislance in many oul- side aclivilies of lhe senior class, For an ever cheerful disposi- lion in dealing wilh olhers, For The valued companion- ship eslablished belween Jreacher and pupil, we dedicale +o you, Miss l-layner, Jrhe I937 Acorn. THEY WERE OUR SILVER LINING! Dr. 84 Mrs. R. W. Adkins Mr. X: Mrs. R. C. Anderson Mr. 8: Mrs. D. K. Banker Dr. F. G. Barr Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Beusf Mr. 8: Mrs. G. F. Bradford Mr. 8: Mrs. J. R. Braun Dr. 8: Mrs. Warren C. Breidenbach Mr. X: Mrs. M. L. Brower Roberf M. Brumbaugh Mr. 8: Mrs. A. L. Bufferworlh Francis C. Canny Mr. 84 Mrs. H. B. Canby Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward T. Cook Mr. 8: Mrs. John W. Cumming Mr. 8: Mrs. L. W. Curl George A. Geis Mr. 81 Mrs Edward R. Godfrey Mr. 8: Mrs Carl Graves Mr. 81 Mrs Carroll Hafhorn Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Aloys Hall Mr. 8: Mrs. A. C. Heifmann Mr. 8: Mrs. E. W. Holfson F. W. Howell Edward Hoyne R. D. Hughes Mr. X: Mrs. G. W. Hunl' Mrs. Ira P. Jones Alfred C. Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Jund Major 8: Mrs. Edgar H. Kelrner Mr. s. Mr.. R. L. Killin ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald A. Kohr Mr. 8: Mrs. F. M. Lane H. W. Linard Karl K. Lorenz Alex Mack Mrs. Forresl' MacNab C. R. Marfin Mrs. C. D. McAr+hur Mrs. Harry L. Munger Mr. 81 Mrs. E. B. Newill Joseph F. O'Dell Dr. 81 Mrs. H. L. Oliver Mr. 8: Mrs. Oscar C. OH' Mr. 3. Mrs. William HQ Pam Mr. 81 Mrs William G. Piclcrel Mr. 81 Mrs. R. E. Pohl Mr. 8: Mrs Irvin Pyper Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard Rausch, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs., O. B. Reemelin Mr. 8: Mrs J. W. Rice Mr. Xa Mrs. Carl F. Riedmiller, Sr Mr. 8: Mrs O. F. Schmidt N. D. Sieben+haler Carlfon W. Smifh M rs. Carl Sforcl: B. J. Vandoren Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mrs. H. E. Whalen Mrs. Roberl' A. Wolfe 35 52 1' 9 it , nil ' 'Q - , x R Yiiwex ' 3 iffy' as A 'li Highlights at Oakwood- Oalcwood . . .a school of polished corridors . . . a handsome new sladium . . . many windows . . .and groups of happy sludenls . . . a place where learning is combined wilh enlhusiasm and co-operalion lo malce a school we love. OUI' 1- +5 , :SES if 5'?,fig'5S,Qg W, ,X 1-ff-w5':2!xzf fs! Q xii.. fs N 5. FT ssulonlis - Q gs s , , i ., - - S ,. HR. Jpi-iNsoN J Miss WEBER + MR. HOFFMAN , L K b ,, if , l!,! , If I -glfgkfh , . M W' W' if-sf ferr - , , . V ,,g,, SENIOR ADVISERS MR. JOHNSON, of I-lome Room 22 fame, has endeared himself noi iusl 'Io his own group ol boys, bul Io every sluclenl wilh whom he has come in con+ac+. There is nor a member of The senior class who hasn'I a recolleclion of his kindness and sense of humor. W MISS WEBER has given Io Ihe girls who have been in her homeroom Ihroughouf Iheir years in high school, The benefil ol her line guidance. More Ihan Ihal, she has led Jrhe enlire senior class Ioward higher ideals and greafer abiIi+y. MISS HAYNER has been fo 'rhe senior class an adviser in Ihe Iruesf sense ol Ihe word. She has helped devise and make a successiol our money-making schemes, and she has always been presenl Io oI'Ier us her help and guidance. MR. HOFFMAN, a worlhy and able leader of boys, has been one of us wiihour our losing respec'I for him. Since Ihe eighlh year his homeroom has had a repulalion for being one hundred per cenl in supporf of school aciiviiies. A gf ':11,cvs ,is f. .., -, , -1 iff fire 'gli 1 -I -ini ssl, ,, Qi, 'SQL f il' - - , - :- agg-L'11a.s::r1'- -v -iff A-1 iggpgzfiig me -II'Yi-kF,Ei1'1i-31'-w:2'4f f l mf: af -V fi-4, --M Y: fraaym I 'f , f I Q 1 W W ' ' 1' - My OK I MARY ANDERSON lhurnorousl Baslaelball lnlramurals-l, 2. 3: IIOGIY Leaf -3: HACOVV1 -42 Honor Roll--I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League-2, 3, 4: Remember lhe Day -4. College: Erskine. WILLIAM ADKINS Willie leasy-goingl Foolball-l, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball Manager-I, 2, 3, 4: Goll- 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer-4: Hi-Y-4: Remember The Day -4. College: Miami Universily. JESSIE ASHLEY lgenuinel Baslaelball-I, 2, 4: Hockey-I, 2, 3, 4: Canlala-3: Acorn -4: Vice-Presidenl, Alhlelic Assembly-3: Girls' League- 2, 3, 4. College: Conneclicul College lor Women. DAVID BANKER, JR. lcollegialel Remember The Day -4: Band-I, 2, 3, 4: Operella-2, 3: Orcheslra-I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Ye-4: Prom and Farewell Commil- fees-3. College: Norlhweslern Universily. MARY BARR lgood-naluredl Glee Club-2, 3, 4, Presidenl-4: Orcheslra-2, 3, 4: Honor Roll-I, 2, 3, 4: Miami Music Awards-2, 3, 4: Treasurer, Girl Reserves-3, 4: Operella-4. College: Denison Universily. ' WARREN BREIDENBACH, JR. lindependenll Foolball-l, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Caplain-4: Track-I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain-I: Oak Leaf -3: Sleele College Tesls-4: English cup-l: Teaching Assislanl-4. College: Universily ol Michigan. L, N-C. Y 'r x .. MARY BEUST Hoclcey--I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll-I, 2, 3, 4: Sluclenl' ou -3, 4, Execulive Commilleej-3: Acorn, Senior Edilor-4,JL Secrelary Alhlelic Assembly-4: Besl All-round Girl-I. College: Smilh. fl RAYMOND H. BROCK Ra arlislic Y I Foolball-I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc-I, 2: Oak Leaf -I, 2, 3: Infra- murals-l, 2, 3, 4: Exlra'Curricular Arl-I, 2, 3, 4: Daylon Arr Inslilule Scholarship-4. College: Daylon Arl lnslilule. DOROTHY BRADFORD Brel lslylishl Baslfelball Manager-4: Glee Club-2: Operella-3: Acorn sales and ads--4: Girls' League Council-4. College: Slevens. I f i f 1 I fi M, V , 1 I - WILLIAM CONNELLY Qfil- ' ' I gfaaacaii Universily of Daylon Preparafory Schoolgl: Tenlnis-2, 3, 4: lnlramurals-2, 3: Sludenl Associalion-3, 4: Acorn -3, 4: H i -Y---4. ' College: Universily cl Daylon. Page eleven I JAMES CUSHWA, JR. Jim Irhyihmicl l Foolball-4: Iniramurals-I, 3, 4: Band-2, 3, 4: Orclweslra- 2, 3, 47 Office Worlc-+-I: Golf-4. College: Miami Universily. I . -V. i S4 GERXEDQIE BRAUN Gerry Iaccornplislwedl .c.GIeaxICIub-I, 2: Orclwesrra-I: Miami Slaie Tesls-I, 2: bil-Ioinor Roll-I, 2, 3, 4: Class Song-I, 47 Vienna Scholarship -gk S College: Universily of Micliigan. DAVID STICKNEY DUNWOODIE lserenel Tennis-3, 4: Band-4: Class Treasurer-Ig OrHce Work-Ig Prinfing Deparimeni-I, 2. College: Uncerfain. . x QA.-HW'f'R:1D J WEL BROWER Judy lresourceiull H Presidenl' Girl Reserves-3, 4: I-Ionor Roll-I, 2, 3, 4: 'I'I'iree ' Cornered Moon -4: Remember Ilne Dav -4: Naiional MP3 Forensic League-3, 47 Sludeni Associaiion-4: P. T. A. Prose fb Award-4. College: Anliocli, JAMES GIBSON, JR. Jim Iafiablel Universify of Dayion Preparaiory Sclnooi-I, 2: Remember flue Day -4: Naiional Forensic League--4: Three-Cornerecl Moon -4: Prince oi Peace Conlesl-3, 43 Teaching Assisianl -47 Oak Leaf -3. College: Holy Cross College. ALICE CANBY Isincerel 3 Acorn Liierary Ediior-47 Debaling Team-3, 47 Honor Roll 7 ' -I, 2, 3, 4: Sludeni Associaiion-3: Girls' League Council- , 2 3: Remember The Day -4. College: Vassar. dj . , C i J ROBERT E. GOWDY Bob Ipersonaliiy-plusl Fooiball-I, 2, 4: Track-I, 2, 3, 4: Golf-4: Minsirel-2, 3, I-Ii-Y-2, 3, 4, Treasurer-4: Supereiiwislzers-4. College: Denison Universiiy. MARY ELIZABETH CRANDALL Belly Igeniall Baslceiball-I, 3, 4: I-Iockey-I, 2: Opereffa--3: Acorn -4: Girls' League-I, 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserves-3, 4. College: Olnio Sfafe Universiiy. Q ,, el V, , ff ,,. ,a-5 'mn ,-,- ff., V 'M,.fS HA'RRY TALBCTI! GREENE Hank iafaenii Fooiball-I, 3, 4: Traclc--4: Inlramurals-4: Orcliesira-I, 2, 3, 4: I-ILY-3, 4: Teaching Assisfanr-4. College: Yale. JESSIE CUMMING Irelialolel - Baslcefloall Manager-3: Canlafa-3: Acorn -3, 4: Siudenl Associalion-47 Girls' League-I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves-4. College: Oberlin College. ax -- - ' . -2- -' 3. . ,I ML- 1 -Logs '. ,fri 14.1-::Q,-Q 'pg ,.,.s, qi. ',4,,1 ra,-1-' 'il' :, ,r ,g gpg, Q 1 Mm g'g..'.zf. f 'f'+3f1s-.-slf1epws-:s.f1iaie-easwf-2fn Gs Ag ' lfisawem sighs! BETTY DERR lcomelyl Remember The Day -41 Narional Forensic League-3, 4: Library Work-37 Slare Prince of Peace Conlesl-3: Debaling Team-33 Girls' League-I, 2, 3. College: Principia. ROBERT JAMES HALL R. T. lsuavel Universily of Daylon Preparalory School-lg Traclc-2, 3: Cheerleader-4: Operella-2, 3, 41 lvlinslrel-2, 37 Remember lv rhe Day -4. College: Uncerrain. -K ff ,, .y v , 3 K xi A E Golf Manager-4: l-loclcey-3, 43 Canfala-31 Opererfa-2, JANET DUVALL lenlhusiaslicl Q 3. 4: Acorn e-43 Remember The Day -4. U College: Uncerlain. Y ROBERT ALLEN HARRIS leven-Temperecll Track-3: Tennis-27 Sfeele College Tesls-4. College: Uncerlain. PATRICIA FULMER Pai lanirnaledl Beverly Hills High School-2, 33 Acorn Adverrising Manager -4: Honor Roll-47 Girls' League-41 Quill and Scroll-4. College: Connecficuf College for Women. WALTER F. HARTMEIER, JR. Bud lpowerlull Baseball-I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain-4: Foolball-47 lnlramurals-2. 3 4' HPY-2 3 4 College: Unixzersiilyi ol Cincin ali. ls 'PREP ' l , 65U,'1, ,DLA l-A15 ,D vs MARY KATHERINE GElLER CMNTAJ llovablel ti' Canlala-33 Acorn -3, 4: P. T. A. Award-31 Girls' League --I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves-3, 4: Exlra-curricular Ar College: Universily of Minnesola. CARROLL HATHORN lsyslemalicl Oak Leaf Edilor-33 Acorn -4g School Reporler-3, 4: Office Work-2, 3. College: Universily of Cincinnali. , f,-ffl I . '. -K XJ I I ' A JEAN GODFREY lbuoyanll Baslxelball lnlrarnurals-47 Canfala-33 Operella-3, 41 Acorn -41 Girls' League-3, 41 Jr. Prom Commilfee-3. College: Slephens. CARL JAMES HENZE lrespecliull Easlern l-ligh School, Defroih Mich.-I, 2, 31 Sludenl Associa- fion-47 Three Cornerecl Moon -4. College: Uncerlain. ' imifji 1,3 'K Ni- i','x'.J'l' Page fourteen I 1 JIM HOBSTETTER Hob lcareireel Foolball-I, 2, 3, 4: Track-I, 3, 47 Golf-37 Baslcefball Infra- murals, Cadels-4: Operefla-23 lvlinslrel-2. College: Colgale Universily. DOTTY GRAVES lvivacious Honor Roll-I, 2, 3, 4: Operella-4: CGHIGIG-H31 Acorn - 3, 4: Oak Leaf -3: Miami Slale Tesls-3, 4. College: Smilh. CLAUDE WILLIAM HOSIER, JR. Bill lcongeniall Traclc-43 Baseball Manager-2, 3, Minslrel-2, 3: Acorn -37 Remember The Day -4: Secrelary, Tau Bela-4. College: Purdue. QLQAX KT SARA DENISE GREENE Sally lcleverl ' g K Roosevell High School. Honolulu, Hawaii-el: Golf-4: K Operella-2: IIIAXCOFHII--4, Oak Leaf -37 P. T. A. Poelry Award-27 Remember The Dayll--4 College: Slephens. i f,-,f .f 'X . If , r . -, X.-ff' i WILLIAM HOYNE Bill I ' 5 lrewlessl Universily of Daylon Preparalory School-I, 2: Fool'ball-3, 4, lnframurals-3, 47 Super-Swishers-4g Remember lhe Day -4. College: Nofre Dame. ADELE GRIMES lcapablel Glee Club-47 Girl Reserves-3, 4: Club S 'i sgl, 2. College: Uriiversily ol: Texas. . X I :JS 4 ,Y wi-4 X .f -K , f-.-.- . 1 . ,XE ROBERT D. HUGHES, JR. Bob i Foolball-I, 2, 3, 47 Baseball-2, 3, 4: nlramurals-I, 2, 3, 47 Operella-2, 3, Hi-Y-2, 3, 4: Treasurer-47 Remember The Day -4. College: Mercersburg Academy. BETTY GUENTHER lapprecialivel Glee Cluloi2, 3, 47 Girls' League-I, 2, 3i Girl Reserves-31 I Club Slcifs-2. College: Uncerlairi, JOHN RICHARD JONES lihdiviclualislicl Chaminade High School, Dayloh-I, 2: Assembly Slcils-3, 4, Ollice Worlc-4. Business. o ALICE E. HEITMANN lcheerlull Baskelball-I, 2, 3, 4: Hockey-I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain-Ig Glee Club-2, 3, 4: Operella-3: Acorn -43 Girls League-I, 2, 3, 4. College: Miami Jacobs. HELEN HoLTsoN Idependablel Baskelball-I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain-I, 4: I-Iockey-I, 2, 3. 4i Tennis-I, 3, 4: Honor Roll-4: S+uden+ Associalion-3: Alli- Ielic Assembly Officer-3, 4. College: Uncerlain. 4 T ' 'F T' ' 7 '1 . we :U WALTER P. KERN ILHQ,' 111--r -J :UAA l+hOfOuqh1 Operella-2, 3, 4: MTns'rreI-2, 3: Miami Sfale Tes+s4l, 2, 3, 4: Sleele College Tesls-41 Honor Roll-I, 2, 3, 4: Class Assisfanl--3, 4, College: Massacliusells Inslifule of Technology. GRACE HOPKINS ldiligenfl Immaculale Seminary, Waslwinglon, D. C.-3: Honor Roll-4: Miami Slale Tesls-4. ' I College: Vlfilliam and Mary. DN I R II 11171 , jf' J EDGAR H. KELTNER, JR. Ed lefflikienfl 6 If I i ' Tlnomas Jefferson High School, San Anfonio, Texas-I, 23 iff' Class Presicleni-4: Foofball-4: Hi-Y-4: Remember Tlie Day -4: Oak Leaf -3: Debaling Team-3. College: Uncerfain. LOIS HUSMANN lgraciousl Operelfa-3, Canlala-3: Glee Club-3: Girls' League-2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves-3. College: Miami-Jacobs. JOHN VINCENT LEEN lfree-and-easyl Canlala-2, 3: Office Work-I, 4, Oak Leaf Salesman-3. College: Universily ol: Daylon. , v, sllAas.Z 's V I C' U L. ii. lk X , U W ELIZABETH SPALDING HUNT Liz lloyall A I 2 3 4 Baskelball-I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Manager-4: Hockey- , , , 7 Operella-4: Acorn --4: Girls' League-2, 3, 4, College: Denison Universify. MELBOURNE H. LEHR King lnonclwalanfl Golf-2, 3, 4, Caplain-2, 3: Baseball-2. Business. BETTY JANE ISRAEL leloquenfl Debafing Team-2, 3: Prince of Peace Awards-2, 3, 4: Three-Cornered Moon -4: Nafional Forensic League 37 4 Girls' League-3, 4: Girl Reserves-3, 4. ' W7 HOWARD W. LINARD, JR. Junior lcompefenfl Track-I, 4: Baseball-3: Caniala-3: Acorn A3, 4: Hi-Y- 4: Inlramurals-I, 2, 3, 4. College: Universily ol Cincinnafi. K I College: Universify of Daylon. ,I' E A fr' 5 I C PHILIP B. LORENZ Phil linquisirivel Colonel While Junior High, Daylon-lp Miami Slale Tesls- 2, 3, 47 Sleele College Tesls-4: Laboralory assisranl-3, 43 Public Speaking-47 Track-3, Operella-4. ol e: S rrhmore. K MARGERY, 'JONES lslraighl-lorwardl Mclvlain High School, New Orleans, La.-l, 27 Glee Club-47 Canlrara--33 Remember lhe Day -47 Girls' League-3, 4: Nominarion Corrimilree-4: Acorn -4, ' College: Newcomb College. K X, Z f ,4 ff lif' C .AE jjfff, GEORGE- T. LYTLE if 'l llikablel Hi-Yllg Baskerball Manager-37 Oak Leaf -3: Acorn -3: Office worlv-4, Junior Prom Cornmil'lee+3. College: Kenyon College. MARIANNA JONES Chula lsparlclinql Honor Roll-I, 2, 3, 4: Operella-37 Girls' League-I, 2, 3, 4: Hockey-I: Acorn -47 Mami Srare Tesls-I. College: Srephens College. ARTHUR MCARTHUR llalenledl Baseball Manager-3, 41 Scholaslic Arr Award-4: Assembly Slrils-45 Exlra-Curricular Arr-3, 4. College: General Morors lnslilule ol Technology. JANIS JUND Jan rnnalyl Honor Roll-3, 4, Sleele College Tesrs-47 Canrala-31 Glee Clubf3: Girls' League-3, 4, Girl Reserves-3, 4, Secre- lary-3, College: William and Mary. R M? fi 'il l fl I I f I . ' l DON MCNEAL X liruslworlhyl Pasadena Junior College, California, Foolballv3, 47 Track-33 Super-Swishers-4, Hi-Y-4: Oak Leaf -31 Chairman, Ex- eculive Cornmirlee of Sludenr Associalion-4. College: Uncerlain. BETTY JANE KILLIN Gassie lconscienliousl Baslcefrball-I, 4: Operelra-4, Honor Roll-l, 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves-3, 4: Class Secrelary-47 Girls' League-l, 2, 3, 4. College: Oberlin College. ROBERT MACK Bob fi' f' 'L' 4' lmodeefl Baslre-'lball-el, 2, 3, 4: Traclc-I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball-2, 3, 4: Foorball-I, 21 HieY-'3, 4, Presidenl-4. College: Uncerlain, SARAH KOHR Apple Kchr lcharrningl Baslcelball--I: lnlrarnurals-I: Glee Club-2, 33 Canlala-3: Gfr's' Leaoue-2, 3, 4: Club Skirs-2, 3. Cefleje: Conneclicul College lor Women. W .,:'.f1.'-ri,-'E,,',,v-.. mf,-V Ere:-'ire-, -,f.y,E,..f-fm-'1f,,-.1 er- E-.,,, ,E -.- Ages, wzfiz' ,,. mrs-.-, 1 fig-.vw-or-,...r. 4,,:,,,-,1..,:1- - E- 'i 1, 1 if' if 4 :m,.fg:f. -' 'vf.t'f'e,f'1-:ff .. ' 'iffffii we-.,4.'f :rf .7 fi, J-'rf 12'igg,.51xf'Vw-.fLEw.'2 - - fi-5: i .-,lf-of E--:QYLEQ i-:gan--i'gEf,,,, y2uLg2ie-Qs' fm: z'g:'ff,': rj- jg- eg-,ri g. BARBARA LINGHAM lsociablel lnframurals-2, 3: Canlala-3: Operella-l, 2, 3: Acor -Jr: Girls' League-I, 2, 3, 41 Remember Jrhe Day -4. College: Mary Baldwin College. CHARLES E. MARTlNf f fl ,7 f lfavfavei Foolball-I, 2, 3,41 Tennis-I, 2, 8,-41 'ern mfer l V 4: Hi-Y-3,.j4 'S,e,crefr?DL74:LCl.ass and Scroll-4. f 14 ff S College: Purdue. MARGARET ANN MESS Maggie lgilledl l-loclcey-l, 4: Quill and Scroll --4: Acorn Eclilor-in-Chiel v WV and Ari' Edilor-4: Girls' League-l, 2, 43 Daylon Ari lnsli- fy-' lule, Scholarship-33 Scholaslic Arl Prize-4 BXIV-lfvx College: Uncerlain. JAMES MORNER Jim learnesll Band-I, 2, 3, 47 Orcheslra-I, 2, 3, 43 Opera-Ha-2, 3, 43 Canlaia-25 Minslrel-25 Miami Music Award-31 James Francis Cooke Music Award. ' ' 'XY-X ,vvbril College: Miami Universily. vw W6 f PRISCILLA McCORMlCK lwillingl Glenbard Township High School-I, 2, 3: Sleele College Tesls -4: Honor Roll-4: Girls' League-4: Three-Cornered Moon -4: Acorn -43 Quill and Scroll-4. b College: Oberlin. 6 - Ni' K Q .X rua-slim mQLo2vm.clQ EDWARD JOHN NEWILL Ted lamiablel Sluclenl Associafion-4: Baslcelball Manager--3, 45 Foolball Manager-4: lnlramurals--I, 4: Oak Leaf -3: l-li-Y-4. College: Uncerlain. gf , ' 'Q 'i DOROTHY MacNAB Min llrue-bluel Glee Club-I, 2: Operella-3: Class Vice-Presiclenl-41 Girls' V League-l, 2, 3, 4, Remember lhe Day -4: l-loclcey-2. College: S+uar+. VINCENT E. POEPPELMEIER, JR. Vince lparamounll Q Track-l, 2, 3, 4: Presidenl Nalional Forensic League-3, 41 'Y N l-li-Y-3. 4, Presidenl and Vice-Presidenl-41 Acorn Pub- ' P liciry Manager-4: Chairman Execulive Commillee, Sludenl' Associalion-4: Quill and Scroll-4: Besl All-round Boy-l. X College: Universily of Daylon. A 01 716 I. BETTY JANE MCMAHON lclramalicl Q ML' Glee Club-2, 3, 4: Canlala-3: Operella-35 Miami Mus' ' ' Awards-3, 4: Girls' League--3, 4: Girl Reserves-3, 4. WM X College: Oflerbein College. ROBERT E. POHL, JR. Bob ': ' lco-operalivel Maine High School, Chicago, lll.-l, 2: Tennis-3, 4, Caplain --3: Eoolball-4: Presidenl Alhlelic Assembly-4: l-li-Y-3, 4: Baseball-4: Super-Swishgli-ks-3, 4. College: Nolre Damag, fy if A ,. L i 41 7 i' 1' 5' 1 1 g? 's1.f, ., ' 'G g 2- ' - f 3'57 flfA: 51' 11 essisrwif-v'. Q.,-fi: ' ff ia . .i ,.5.. . : ., . ii . , W V g V Page eighteen K u W EDWARD N. RAUSCH Ed fever-reaclyl Class Vi idenl-I: Oak Leaf -33 Acorn Salesman- : Miam S+ esls-3: Assembly Slciis-4. ollege: Uni rsily o incinnali. MARY JANE MOORE lpleasingl Inlramural-I: Glee Club-2, 3, 4: Canlafa-2, 31 Opere'Ha- 2, 3, 4: Girls League-3, 4, College: Miami Jacobs. lRVlN RENNER, JR. Irv fAll-Americanl Foolball--I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain-4: Baslcelball-l, 2, 3, 4, Cap- rain-4: Track-I, 2, 4: l-li-Y-2, 3, 4, Sergeanl-al-Arms-4: Journal-Herald Foolball Award-43 Club Skils-I, 2. College: Duke. ig' DOROTHY FRANCES O'DEl.l. Dolly llalenledl Debales-37 Sleele Tests-4: Public Speaking-3, 4: Girls' ' League-3: Nalional Forensic League-3, 47 Remember flue xi xllx' .x NJ Day -4. College: Carnegie lnsiifufe ol: Technology. HARVEY A. REQUARTHl ' larlilelicl Track-I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball-I, 2, 3, 43 Foolrball-4: Tennis- 4: l-li-Y-4: Class Assislanf-4. College: Uncerlain. If lx l'y y Mull ELLA LOUISE ouveiz Ber+ ipeppyi Baslcelball Capiain-ly l-loclfey-lg lnrramurals-2, 37 Min- sfrel Ticker Salesman-33 Operefla-3, 4: Library Assislanl-2. College: Slerson. 4 1,1 i Ll, 3 . FREDRIC LOWELL RIEGER Fred lmeclianicall Acorn -3. 4: Minslrel-33 Exfra-Curricular Arl-3, 47 Pub! lic Speaking-3: Laboralory Assislani-45 Sclwolaslic Arl Award-4. College: Miami Jacobs. SUSANNE OLT sue lpefifel Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4: Canlala-2, 3: Operella-4: Miami Sfale Tesis-I, 4: Sleele Tesls-47 Arr Award--3. College: Denison Universify. fx i i x , V A K A A R 5 w,kJ v4-Ark vi M' a CARL F. RIEDMILLER, JR. lamicablel Baseball+2, 3, 4: Baslcelball lnlramurals-l, 2, 3, 4:CI1amps- 4g Acorn --35 Sludenl Associalion-4: Hi-Y Sergeanl-at Arms-4. College: Universiiy ol Cincinnali. RUTH JANE PETIT Ruil'1ie ifnouglmffull l-loclcey-47 Acorn Edilor-in-Cliiel-4: Calc Leaf -37 Girls' League-3, 4, Council-3: l-lonor Roll-2, 3, 43 Ari' Conlesl' Awards-2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll-4, College: Mills College. ' ' ELEANOR BOOKWALTER PICKREL Pick lversalilel Hockey-I, 2, 3, 4: Acorn -4: Sfudenr Associafion-45 Class Vice-Presidenl-37 Girls' League-I, 2, 3, 43 Nalional Forensic League-3, 41 Quill and Scroll-4. College: Denison Universily. I ROBERT F. ROTH lresponsiblel Band-I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior-47 Orclweslra-I, 2, 3, 47 Minslrel-I, 2, 33 Miami Music Award-3: Junior Prom Corn! rniifee-31 Oibnce Work-I, 2, 3, V4-. , - t A , I.- Business. r, I Jia fi f i ' i JULIA ELOISE PYPER ldemurel Belrnonl' High Scliool-Ig Oak Leaf -37 Arr Awards-4, Remember 'flue Day -4: Honor Roll-2, 3, 47 Girls' League 3, 4. X College: Weslern Universily. RICHARD J. SCHNEBLE lmusicall Opererla-2: Minslrel-35 Oak Leafl'-3: Club Skifs-I, 2: Exlra-Curricular Arr-27 Acorn -4, College: Universily of Dayfon. - ff .X vllfll ' ,f J MARTHA RICE Rica lgayl ' Inlramurals-I, 43 Canlala-3: Acorn -4: Girls' Leaque- U ivy 2, 3, 43 Remember The Day -45 Club Skifs-I, 2. I College: Uncerlain. NEAL SCHRAM lagreeablel Parker High School, Daylon-I, 2: Acorn -3: Public: Speak- ing-4g Remember Ihe Day -4: Office Work-3. College: Uncerlain. BETTY SCHMIDT limmaculafel Hockey-Ig Glee Club-2. 3, Operelfa-2, 3: Junior Prom Commiflee--33 Girls' League-I, 2, 3, 4: Ticker Salesman, Operelfa-4. College: Connecficul College for Women. ROBERT BRYCE SHANNON lobligingl Aflwlelic Assembly Presiclerfl-4: Class Treasurer-37 Hi-Y- 3, 41 Vice-Presidenl-4: Oak Leaf -37 Acorn -47 Super- Swislvers-Coaclw, Manager, Cap'rain43, 4. College: Miami Universify. 42.4 Q SHIRLEY SMITH lgenerousl Baskelball-I, Manager-3, 47 Acorn -3, 43 Honorable Menlion Arl Awards-31 Girls' League-I, 2, 3, 43 Aflwlefic Tickel' Salesman-2, 3: Canlafa-3, 4. College: Penn Hall. RICHARD BAKER SIMONS Dick lalerll Norlln High Scliool, Columbus, Olwio-I, 2, 3: Honor Roll-4: Operelfa-43 Nalional Forensic League-47 Three-Cornered Moon --43 Firsl in Oralory and Exfempore al Universily o Daylon-4. College: Miami Universily. .3Ki131.z J 'eggs if-fwqwgreffgze,qQf:c,'r,,,'5.s:f. gr, Va-sw w..fo..y-1 , -., - L- 15. -f 'f'm4:.:5e:f.f-'-I' a,4: 1ff,fQ --1 .' ' ' - 215.13 2-if,y:s,?JJ.,z7'1:::ga, .:'gfmL.ff4.ws W:- ir ,Q-5 ' 'yoj 'IL'-'v,j-'Sig L ., I ww, 54 I RJ? Epi? vw '39 Page twenty W-as .Q ,, - 'S-- f JAMES R. TOMPERT H4 fr' 1' ,+I If iiovisii Baslceiball-3, 47 'I'ennis42: Track-45 Inlramurels-I, 25 HLY- 2, 3, 4, Assembly Slcifs-4. College: Denison Universify. ' I D I F vrx ' Aff f VIRGINIA STEELE Ijolly ff ,J I' Inlramurals-I: Glee Clulfv-3: Cenlala-3: Girls' League- j I I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves-3, 4. College: Unceriain. RICHARD WILLIAM WALLING lfriencllyl Glee Club-I, 2, 3: Canlala-2, 33 Prinfing Deparimeni-I: Laboraiory Assisfanf-4: Club Skiis-I, 2. College: Unceriain. DOLORES STORCK S+orcIrie Ieflervesceni Baslcelloall-3, 4: Golf-4: I-loclcey-3, 47 Public Speaking-3 Girls' Leagueh2, 3, 45 Remember Ilie Day -Y4. College: Sieplwens. 1, -gf MARTHA VANCE i ' ' 4 lingeniousI Quill and Scroll-47 Girls' League-2, 3, 4, Presideni-47 Junior Prom Cominilfee-3: Acorn -41 Remember Irlne Day 4: Hockey-4. College: Oliio Universify. MARY ALICE VANDOREN lcrealivel RiIce's Eloai Conlesl Award-I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll-4. College: Miami Universily. L in-,N .rf--.'f.:' , I VIRGINIA JANE WALTERS lconslanli Glee Club-I. College: Cincinnali Conservaiory of Music. ' f ,f fi, --'Q'- ' JANET WHALEN Icleligliifull I-Ioclcey--I, 47 Acorn -4, Honor Roll-I, 2, 3, 41 Girls' League-2, 3, 4, Remember Ilne Day -41 Golf-4. College: SI. Marys College. GRACE WILLIAMS lcalml Tennis-I, 2, 3, 41 I-Ioclcey-I, 27 Baslcelball-I, 27 Girls' League-I, 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserves-3, 4: Glee Clube-3. Business. MADONNA WILLS Isy llriendlyl Baslceiball-I, 2, 3, 43 I-Ioclcey-I, 2, 4: Glee Club-2, 3, 41 Acorn -45 Sfudeni Associalion-33 Girls' League-2, 3, 4. CounciI+4. College: Ollerbein College. ,x Glee Club-3, 43 Operelfe-3, 47 Scliolasiic Ari Award-27 MARIAN WINTERS ladepll Glee Club-2, 31 Canlala--2, 3: Operella-2, 41 Orcheslra- 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves-3, 45 Nalional Forensic League-3, 4. College: Willenbe rg. DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN llighl-hearledl lnlramurals--I, 2, 3, 47 Hockey-I, 21 Baskelball-lg Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 41 Operella-2: Girls' League-l, 2, 3 4 College: Miami-Jacobs. '- 'S X THEODORA ZONARS Zonie lprolicienll Sludenl Associalion-41 Girls' League-l, 2, 3, 4: Acorn -A 43 Miami Slale Tesls-lg Sleele College Tesls-4, Honor Roll -I, 2, 3, 4: P. T. A. Poelry Award-4. College: Universily of Daylon. Top: Bill Adkins, Edgar Kellner Bollom: Belly Jane Killin, Dorolhy lvIacNab ...-Q-ilqfpgq-... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BILL ADKINS made himself famous as lreasurer of our class by always being able lo quole lo a cenl fhe exacl amounl of ducals in our overflowing coffers. VVe'd hale lo have him as our bill-colleclorl EDGAR KELTNER, beller known lo his playmales as Texas Ed, has lhroughoul lhe year been a line per- son al lhe head of our illuslrious class. I-lis quiel humor and slraighl Ihinking have made him one of lhe linesl, if nol' The besl, of senior class presidenfs. BETTY JANE KILLIN, lamiliarly known as Gassie, has served as our class secrelary. In addilion 'ro prove ing herself lo be a good choice for lhal office, she has shown lhe class lhal she is one grand girl. DOROTHY MacNAB, wilh her likable disposilion, made a qreal success oul' of a lhankless job, lhal' of being vice-presidenl of lhe senior class, lProbably Ihe famous lvIacNab eyes had more lhan a liflle lo df wilh il.l LIFE IS A SONG lClass Hisloryl ll's Easy lo Remember whal we did in our lasl year al Oakwood High School. We are be- wildered al leaving The Old Corral, in case We May Never Meel Again, bul All's Well so lar. Grace Hopkins, Priscilla McCormick, Jane Wyall, Pal Carefree Fulmer, Carl Hypnolized Henze, Neal Schram, and Dick Simons came lhis year lo graduale wilh us. 'Twas Nol So Long Ago lhal Bill Easy lo Love Hoyne, Dick Jones, Bob Pohl, Edgar Kellner, Don McNeal, and Margery Sweel and Slow Jones came. ll seemed Too Good lo Be True lhal A Lillle Bil Laler On we would reach our own Desire -lo be seniors. ln lhe lenlh year we looked back longingly on our childhood days in lhe Junior High School. lor we lound oul The Scene Changes, and we had lo begin lo work harder And Then Some. Our newcomers lhal year were Bill Connelly, Eloise Pyper, Sally Greene, and Jim Hall. l Golla Go lo Work Again, bul l Can'l Gel Slarled was our lheme song in lhe ninlh year. Everyone said lhal since lhis year was our lirsl year ol high school, our grades really did counl. Some ol us wish now we had lislened lo These Foolish Things. Thal year David Banker, Bob Rolh, Carroll Halhorn, Janel Whalen, Jim Kaser, Margarel Ann Mess, Rulh Pelil, Dolores Tormenled Slorck, and Belly Guenlher joined our class. Bill Hosier, Grace Williams, Barbara Lingham, Virginia Wallers, Belly Crandall, Jewel Brower, Elizabelh Old Failhlul Hunl, Mary Anderson, Dick Losl in a Fog Schneble, Janis Jund, Waller Kern, Mary K. Geiler, and Belly Israel came in 'lhe eighlh grade lo Wah-Hoo wilh us, bul we iusl said Blame ll on My Youlhf' ln lhe sevenlh year, when all ol us wenl in and oul slep-ladders, painl cans, and so lorlh al lhe linishing ol lhe Junior High, The Panic Was On. ll Ain'l Righl lhal lillle, scared sevenlh- graders should be slarled inlo hours ol homework Wilhoul a Word ol Warning. The class added such personalilies as Vincenl Love in Bloom Poeppelmeier, Jim Tomperl, Dick Walling, Dorolhy O'Dell, Jean The Girl Wilh lhe Dreamy Eyes Godlrey, and Dorolhy Zimmerman. ln lhe sixlh grade, many ol us wenl Slar Gazing, as we spenl very much lime al lhe movies. We were all A Lillle Bil lndependenlf' as Anything Can Happen when we Feel Like a Fealher in lhe Breeze. Dorolhy Bradford and Charles Marlin came lo Shalor, and Eleanor Pickrel, Dolly Graves, Belly Kohr, John Leen, and Harvey Requarlh came lo Harmon. The lamous French chorus was our accomplishmenl in lhe lillh grade, and also lhe French play al Harmon, Sing, Sing, Sing was lhe slyle. Also lhe Oueen ol Hearls play al Runnymede was The Talk ol lhe Town. Ted Madly in Love Newill ioined Harmon, and Bob Shannon and Janel DuValI ioined Shalor in lhe lillh year. ln lhe lourlh year we were all Foolloose and Fancy Free. And Then Came lhe lndians as our proiecl lor lhal grade. ll was Too Marvelous lor Words lhe way we progressed, and Every Now and Then lhe leachers lhoughl lhere mighl be some hope for us. Dorolhy MacNab and Arlhur McArlhur came lo Harmon: and Virginia Sleele, Lois Husmann, and lrvin Renner lo Shalor. Helen Hollson, Bob Gowdy, and Bill Adkins changed from Harmon lo Shalor. s There was an Accenl on Youlh when we were in lhe lhird grade. Every Lillle Momenl il seemed we gol inlo some kind ol lrouble. Al Shalor, Mary Jane Moore, Marian Winlers, Ed Rausch, Madonna Wills, Alice Heilmann, Marianna Jones, Belly McMahon and Jim Morner were Breaking lhe lce as lhey changed lrom lhe collages lo lhe new school. David Dunwoodie, Jim Cushwa, Marlha Vance, Alice Lovely Lady Canby, and Bob Mack joined Harmon. ln lhe second grade Things Mighl Have Been So Dillerenlu il Bud. Double Trouble Harlmeier and Carl Riedmiller hadn'l come lo Shalor. Belly Derr, Gerry Braun, and Theodora Zonars also came lo Shalor in lhe second grade, and Jim Hobslelller, Belly Jane Killin, Jessie Easy on lhe Eyes Ashley, and Adele Grimes slarled al Harmon. ll's Been So Long since we were in lhe lirsl grade where il's Easy Come, Easy Go. Bill Adkins and Helen Hollson came lo Harmon lo enioy Smoolh Sailing wilh lhe class lrom 'lhe kindergarlen. Long Ago and Far.Away we were in lhe kindergarlen. We Were So Young lo have such A Sweel Beginning Like This. Our class has grown lrom lhe slurdy bunch ol sevenleen unlil now il has one hundred and lwo people ol varied lalenls. The ones lhal have gone all lhrough lhe Oakwood schools are Sue Oll, Marlha One in a Million Rice, Mary Alice Vandoren, Ella Louise Oliver, Belly Schmidl, Shirley Smilh, Mary Barr, Jessie Cumming, Mary Beusl, Warren Breidenbach. Charles Conover, Howard Linard, Melbourne Lehr, and Fred Rieger. Janel Whalen and Dorolhy Graves were al Harmon in kindergarlen, loo, bul lell lo relurn in laler years. Oh, My'vGoodnessl Bob Lel's Swing ll Hughes, Harry Greene, and Bob Gowdy came lo Oakwood lor pre-kindergarlen! -Marlha Vance. TO wi-iom IT MAY CONCERN: lClass Willl We, The seniors oT Oakwood High School, DayTon, Ohio, MonTgomery CounTy, U. S. A., do hereby Tind iT TiTTing and proper To bequeaTh To The less 'forTunaTe lower classmen The Tollowing ouTsTanding possessions of our class: Bill Dreamy Eyes Connelly's sTarTling abiliTy To sleep on Three chairs aT once in Mr. Johnson's hisTory class is besTowed upon Bob Schaeffer. Warren Breidenbach hands over a seT oT impressive speeches, covering a number oT Things, To Max Binkley so ThaT he can have someThing To say in assemblies. . my DoroThy Zimmerman and Mary Jane Moore leave Their Table aT PeTe's To Bud Crawford 'and Bill GaiTher. To MarTha Berry goes Eloise Pyper's vicious snarl, and Izzy KunTz geTs DoTTie's and Jean's perpeTual I don'T geT iT aTTiTude. BeTTy Crandall and Helen HolTson bequeaTh Their unsurpassable baskeTball abiliTy To Billie FiTzgibbons. MargareT Ann Mess and Mary Alice Vandoren besTow upon Jean Weaver some surrealisT drawings. BerT Oliver and BeTTy SchmidT leave Their books on BrighT Comebacks for Special Occasions To Wilmah Lane. Phil Lorenz gives his collecTion of Tall sTories To David Cowden. . Mariorie Jones and Edgar KelTner leave a IiTTle of ThaT Tamous souThern aTmosphere around To help The underclassmen Through The winTer monThs. WalTer Kern leaves a well-used curling iron To Bob Boyd. Bill HOT Socks Hosier wills To Bill Oliver his amazing sysTem 'lor pushing cars downhlll. Fred Rieiger wills several weary radio seTs and a moTh-eaTen camera To Eugene Fisher. BeTTy Kohr and Alice Canby wanT The iunior girls To keep up The repuTaTion They have esTab- lished Tor wearing cloThes well. Bob Harris leaves a pair of well-venTilaTed hiking shoes To nexT year's oTlice boys. Carl Henze's hypnoTic powers, The possibiliTies of which have noT yeT been Tully explored, go To Louise Canny wiTh besT wishes Tor a successful season. Theodora Zonars leaves one box of Baby RuThs and a decrepiT TypewriTer To ArTie HeiTmann. Jim Hall bequeaThs To George BrundreTT a pair of worn-ouT lungs and one saggy megaphone. Jim Gibson, beTTer known as HooT. wills his TrusTy horse and rusTy spurs To Marian Burger. Bill Adkins leaves a handful of small change leTT Trom his duTy as class Treasurer, To his successor. Ted Newill and VincenT Poeppelmeier leave an abundance of school spiriT To Mary Dressler and Sebe Ann SmiTh. David Dunwoodie leaves several Trick auTo gadgeTs wiTh Tracy Geiger. Jim Morner hands over a red-hoT arrangemenT of l Was Seeing Nelly Home To Wimpy Humberger and Dale Andrew. ' Eleahor Pickrel leaves The DemocraTic parTy in The safe keeping of ArThur Schnacke. . Jim TomperT's abiliTy To make graceful leaps and 'Fairy-like sprinTs is besTowed upon Warren EsTabrook. V Bob Hughes' Tear-ierking oraTory on WhiTe Trucks is Too wonderTul To be losT, so he wills iT To Bobby STorms. Howard Linard's shameless habiT oT robbing The cradle is leTT To The school as an example To all who would follow in his TooTsTeps. Gerry Braun wills her abiliTy To win conTesTs 'lor Trips ,abroad To whoever of The Tacully -needs a resT The mosT. Harvey RequarTh's unerring aim wiTh a basl1eTball goes To Dead Eye Dick Kerr. DoTTy O'Dell wills a seT oT grades above 90 To Don Connell. Bob Shannon, aTTer cornpleTing a mosT successful season as presidenT, coach, capTain, and play- ing manager oT The Super Swishers. leaves The posiTion To Ward McCally. Charles MarTin gives his inTeresT in world aTFairs and one up-To-daTe diary To Bob Henze. Carroll HaThorn wills one TlashlighT and a sTock of TheaTre TickeTs To Bill GaiTher. Marienna Jones leaves a pair OT scales and her nickname Chubby To M. K. Reemelin. Bob Mack hands down a high-lump piT and a broken baseball baT To O. B. Johnson. Dick Schneble leaves his cabin aT LiTTle York To Roland Kyle. And now aT lasT, we Tearfully give up such illusTrious and famous TiTles as Weber's Warlike Women, Hayner's Hags, HoTlman's Hicks. and lasT and leasT, Home Room 22. -Dorofhy Jean Graves ' Jean GoclTrey Sally Greene What Have We Here! IA Class Prophecyl Through lhe lacilily ol our recenlly invenled bul, unlil now, unlried prophelic prophesizeru we leel ourselves qualihed lo give you a word piclure ol lhe '37-ers some years hence. Aller carelully lining up lhe records, qualilicalions, possibililies, and achievemenls ol lhe applicanls, lhe '37-ers, and dropping lhem inlo our device, and aller lhe screeching and groaning have subsided, we find ourselves wilh lhe lollowing resulls. The lirsl person we see is our augusl presidenl, Texas 'Ed Kellner, crusading for revival ol lhe eighleenlh amendmenl-Ed always said he'd do away wilh lhe hics. Well, if il isn'l Dolly Min MacNab as a conlenled house-wife. I guess she nabbed her man. We see Slick Charley Marlin as a lerlilizer baron-aller all, we all musl eal. Here is Eleanor Pick Pickrel, a congresswoman exlraordinary, yelling G. O. P.'s here I come! We predicl Bryce Shannon as a N. Y. CeIilc's lorward-you, ol course, know he is a Swisher- lrained man. Mary Spider Anderson seems lo be a social worker-look oul, slums! There is Bill WiIIy Adkins as a Podunk C. C. Golf pro-swing, Mr. Adkins! My goodness, Jessie Ashley is slill in college-she always did say, One is never educaled. Toward lhe orcheslral side we 'Find Mary Barr as a pro musician- cello again! Wow! Can lhal be Big Bill Hosier as a pugilisl-oh yes, 8-9-IO, oul!!! Look al lhal sporlswoman, Mary Beusl, yelling-quole: Giddap, Dobbin. Royallyl La Complesse de Sylvia, lormerly Belly Schmidl ol Daylon, Ohio, is playing a lead- ing parl in lhe social alilairs ol Europe. Here is Shirley Smilh singing an old limer, The Love Bug Will Bile You. Dick Schneble, aller vigorous lraining, has developed inlo a cross-counlry slar. Surprising, eh?? Now, girls, walch Neal Shram, as he is a recognized beauly consullanl. Madonna Wills in her new posilion as baskelball coach is leaching her proleges lo pivol. Cule? Marian Winlers is now regarded as one ol lhe oralorical wizards ol lhis generalion. Here she is: Unaccuslomed as I- There is Dolores Slorck laughing al nolhing. Oh well, she's gelling paid lor il. Can you imagine Jim Tomperl as a candy puller? There he is now, all tangled up wilh some lally. ' Marlha Vance, lhe slalislician, is working al her books. She knows her Bankers, There is Virginia Wallers selling goods al WooIworlh's. Only one cenl lax, pIease. ' For a business secrelary our machine recommends Theodora Zonars. Charlie Allas, lhe physical marvel, has passed his poinl ol elliciency and has selecled George Lylle as his successor. Oh well, exaggeralion is lhe spice ol conversalion. Priscilla McCormick has become a hosiery saleswoman. No doubl she has had many a run on her producl. Fred Rieger is now lhe loremosl lechnician in lhe cily. This man really knows his radio, For knowing anglers, Carl Riedmiller is lhe fellow. Whal else bul a sculplor can be predicled? Dick Simons looks like lhe hislorian ol lhis class. I-Ie knows his dales, eh girls? Number, please? Ol course you recognize Pal FuImer's voice. Whal a parlyI she sighs. Look al Bob Gowdy, lhe painless denlisl. Reminds one of lhe old war song The Yanks Are Coming. Down Waikiki way we see Sally Greene enlerlaining lhe nalives wilh her version ol lhe hula. Aheml A Greek god in lhe lorm ol Harry Greene, EGADII On lhe house, whispers Jim Hall in his Iillle lavern around lhe corner. Carroll Halhorn seems lo be a successful cinema manager, as lhe S. R. O. lslanding room onlyl sign is oul. In lhe red again? See Alice Heilmann, public accounlanl No. I, a real lixer-upper. Today I am a man. boasls Arl McArlhur, as he proudly lingers his new Depuly Sherill Badge. Down, wilh everylhing! screams Bob Harris lrom aloll his old Rinso box. Now we have a boy who has achieved his ambilion. Bud I-larlmeier is a lull-lledged bal boy lor lhe Daylon Ducks. Gosh, successl From oul ol lhe pages ol Esquire sleps Jim Hobsleller, a masler gigolo. Fealuring lhis week, Red Heads on Parade wilh lhal noled dancer, Helen Hollson, a cerlain welllknown fliealre is 'counling prolifsfi Tear your shirl? Belly Israel, lhe dressmaker, will do an experl repairing job lor you. Can you imagine Margery Jones as a bibliographical experl? For lurlher delails, consull your diclionary. Look al Gomer Jones, lhe Emperor, ol Myslic Nighls Lodge, No. 22. Marianna Jones ends up wilh a bang. She's an aerial arlisl. - A romanlic songslress is Janis Jund, a real hearl palpilalor. Your knile in your moulh! Don'l lel Belly Killin, lhe eliquelle adviser, see you. BoH'oms-up, says Waller Kern, lhe Kenlucky Kern-el. Thal lovely loafh pasle model wilh lhe big smile is Belly Kohr. Thal's no earlhquake. ll's John Leen, lhe hog caller, praclicing. Melbourne Lehr is slill loaling, hoping work doesn'l calch up wilh him. For lhe bellermenl ol humanilyf' says Babs Lingham, a sociely malron. Here we have a real car palace run by Howard Linard, conlaining everylhing bul wings. There's Phil Lorenz, lhe radio crooner, singing The Pylhagorean Love Chanl. Thal cule cigarelle girl is our Eloise Pyper. Belly Jane' McMahon is hilling lirsl lhe highs, lhen lhe lows, as she is an opera slar, Thal man-aboul-lown, Bob Mack, is paging Beau Brummel again. ' Painling lhe Town Red is Margarel Ann Mess' lheme, as she is now a commercial arlisl. And as a double lealure we have lhe malinee glamor girl, Elizabelh Hunl. Marlha Raye, give up? Here is an honesl-lo-gosh larmer's wile, oul gelling lhe lresh eggs. You're righl, il is Ella Louise Oliver. Sue Old is very much inleresled in lhe call ol lhe wild, as she is an opera revivalisl. Beauly judge Vince Poppelmeier seems lo preler red heads. Why red, Vince?? Now, men, gel lixed up al Miss Marlha Ann Rice's Lonely Hearls Club. Now oul al lhe airporl we see avialrix Janel Whalen warming up. Dolly Zimmerman has become a lravel leclurer. Jusl here, lhere. and everywhere. Now, men, gel lixed up al Miss Marlha Ann Rice's Lonely Hearls Club. A genuine medicine man, Ed Rausch. Don'l worry, his bark is worse lhan his bile. We see Warren llzlashl Breidenbach, Olympiad lrack slar, surrounded by gaping lans. He advises lhe lhrong lo walch his speed. Ah, Dol Bradlord appears as a Salvafion Army lass. Wow! Can she massage lhal lambourine! Bang! bang! Here comes Mary Alice Vandoren wilh G-Woman wrillen all over her. Follow lhal man. Van! A'German inlerpreler in lhe lorm ol Geraldine Braun conlronls us. Ach, Ach! Jewel Brower seems lo be doing line as a mimeograph wizard. She says, Praclice makes perlecl. Grace Williams, our device predicls, will lollow lhe prolession ol school marm. Ohhhh, leacher. Alice Canby lourllushing as a woman poker champ! Canby lhis lrue? We walch Belly Crandall perlorm as a hockey slar wilh admiralion. No, we didn'l say hookey! Wild Bill Connelly is deeply involved in camel lrading, amid conslanl hulls and pulls. Many ol us will be paying visils lo Jessie Cumming, lhe cosmelician, no doubl. Conlrol lhal beauly! Wow! ll's Belly Derr perlorming as a razzledazzle movie slar, Crash! Bang! Take il lo David Dunwoodie, used car salesman, You lix 'emg l wreck 'em, is Dave's mollo. Now, ladies and genllemen, we presenl Janel DuVall as a high diver. Business is on lhe down- grade according lo Janel. Humm! An air-llow secrelary is Mary Geiler's prolession. Less resislance, you undersland. Can you imagine Jean Godfrey as a spinsler. saying, Come on, you burglars! ? Fish!! Fish! Yes, il's Jim Gibson as a lish merchanl looling his own horn. Did you say len cenls? asks Dolly Graves in her dance hosless capacily. , Miss Lois Husmann, now a weighl liller, claims lhings are going up. As we pass lhe bookie we see Bill l-loyne lelling suckers how lo gel rick quick. Since girls are his hobby, Bob Hughes is very proud ol his posilion as Presidenl ol Vassar. Mary Jane Moore is a chorus girl. One-lwo-lhree, kick! Okay, prez, drawls Jim Morner, lhe swing band leader. Ted Newill is iusl breezing along as an air-condilioner. l wanl lo be alone, exclaims Dorolhy O'Dell, lhe dramalic arlisl. Sleep, deep sleep, mullers Carl Henze lrom amid his silk robes and lurbans. Since lhe machine broke when lhe names ol Bob Pohl and Don McNeal were pul in, lhey predicl Presidenl and Vice-Presidenl ol lhe Uniled Slales lor lhemselves. They're slill arguing who is going lo hold which posilion. My, My! Aulhors, Bob Pohl, Jr. Don McNeal, Jr. and a lew anonymous commenlers. ' ,, , , ,W THE TRAVELER lClass Poeml By DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN The sun was searching, as if sfreamed down Upon fhe flowers and fields dried brown. On a rocky road, clouded wifh dusf, Came a weary fraveler, saying I musfl g Traveling l.ife's Highway. Each hillfop he reached was nearer his goal, On each firesome peak was collecfed a follg Though fhe summif behind seemed hard fo affain, Anofher higher would always remain, ln Traveling Life's Highway. Back over fhe road, covering many a mile, His eyes would wander and fhen he would smile, Remembering companions and friends so frue Cheering him on when he was blue Because of Life's Hard Highway. Offen he dreamed of a cool, shady nook Thaf lay cozily near a lovely brook, OF his many friends who ioined him fhere To resf in peace in fhe soff, warm air, Forgeffing Life's Highway. Buf now from fhe pasf he slowly furns Toward fhe fufure, from which he yearns To gain knowledge deep and wise, And help ofhers beffer fheir lives ln 'rraveling Life's Highway COMMENCEMENT SONG, I937 CLASS DAY SONG By GERALDINE BRAUN When sailing fhrough fhe fufure years, We view fhe harbors pasf, Where we were wonf fo guide our barks, Wifh sails furled fo fhe masf. Each porf has added knowledge To our once meager sforep Till now af lasf fhe fime has come For leaving one more shore. A consfanf lighfhouse in our pafh Has. been fhe Blue and Gold: lfs ideals have guided us To success unfold. By RICHARD SCHNEBELE We sing farewell fo fhee, Oakwood High: The fime has come fo parf, Buf we will keep our faifh wifh you- To Oakwood we'll be frue. Our Alma Mafer, we leave fhee wifh many a sigh, Buf in our hearfs you will never die, For fhere enshrined in fhe blue and gold Our legacy we'll hold. Today complefes a goodly fask, Four years of labor done: We know nof whaf fhe morrows bring, Buf fo sfandards fine we'll cling. For Oakwood High gave fhem fo us, fo cherish and keep, And all fheir benefifs we will reap. And so farewell fo fhee, Oakwood High- lf's fime fo say good-bye. Fellow STudenTs: The Time To bid Oakwood Tarewell is almosT aT hand. ln a Tew days we musT resign our posiTion as seniors and embark inTo The TuTure as mere beginners. IT is neiTher in a joyous manner nor a sad one ThaT we Take This sTep, Tor we realize The possibiliTies and The uncerTainTies ThaT lie ahead oT us. For The lasT Tew years, and Tor many OT us even TarTher back, we have been TogeTher as a class. !T is noT hard Tor us To recall The enioymenT we have had and The proTiT we have gained. We appreciaTe The 'guidance and opporTuniTies ThaT have been oTTered us. As The years go by, we shall probably appreciaTe more and more The ToundaTion and background given us here. During The pasT year you and l have wiTnessed a change in Oakwood. Brielly This change was The revival oT school spiriT. A wholesome TighTing spiriT has been insTilled in The sTudenT body as a whole, as well as in The Teams and organizaTions. As a class we possessed This spiriT and pushed iTs come-back. Now as individuals we musT keep This spiriT alive wiThin ourselves, uTilizing iT To The TullesT. Soon we musT sTarT our upward climb in earnesT. So Trom each senior To every oTher, and back again, May happiness and good TorTune come your way. lvlay The TuTure seniors Tind The road as enjoyable and as proTiTable as we have. Oakwood is among The besT. Do your parT To keep iT Therel +Edgar KelTner. THE LAST WORD GraduaTionl IT opens To us seniors a TuTure Tilled wiTh greaT poTenTialiTies. BuT iT also marks The end oT one oT The greaTesT years oT our lives. Remember The TirsT day oT school-everyone greeTing everyone else amid much ado, and noTicing The addiTion oT several TalenTed and aTTracTive newcomers To our already Thriving and illusTrious class? And soon aTTer school opened came The TooTball and hockey season, wiTh many seniors ably Tilling key posiTions in boTh sporTs. To add To The Thrill oT TooTball There was The dedicaTion oT our new sTadium. Then along came l-lallowe'en, wiTh quiTe a Tew oT our oTherwise noble seniors having brieT buT poinTed TeTe-a-TeTes wiTh The Oakwood police. ln December The senior class presenTed Remember The Day, one oT The TinesT perTormances ever wiTnessed in Oakwood's audiTorium. BacksTage ThaT nighT There were several Tense momenTs Tor prompTers who alone knew OT a Tew missed cues. ATTer an exciTing and nerve-wracking ChrisTmas vacaTion, during which we learned Trom college TirsT-Time-homers whaT we miqhT expecT, we reTurned To begin The annual cramming Tor The semesTer exams. During These monThs our superb baskeTball Teams were making The headlines. And remember ThaT Tamous lor was iT inTamous?l Team ThaT was always in Binkley's lnklings-we mean, OT course, The Super- Swishers, who were ably managed by an illusTrious senior. Along abouT Then, Too, was iniTiaTion Time, during which we grew accusTomed To seeing shoesTring Ties Trom which dangled TooThbrushes and oTher miscellaneous arTicles. Also, many oT The hiTherTo laTenT TalenTs OT The senior class were revealed in The public-speaking play and The opera. Then we were allowed a brieT breaThing spell aT EasTer beTore The lasT sprinT To June. Seniors, dazed wiTh spring Tever, reTurned To' Tind monThs filled wiTh acTivi- Ties-Track, baseball, and The STeele and Miami TesTs among oTher Things. ATTer Fi-Si, many oT The Teminine conTingenT oT The senior class were Teeling The Tinancial embarrassmenT so Tamiliar To The sTronger sex. And Tinally came debaTes over The class giTT and days OT preparaTions aT break- neck speed Tor baccalaureaTe, commencement and class day. AlThough These were days oT iangled nerves and shouTing voices, They were also days ThaT will be remem- bered and cherished by every senior. Yes, graduaTion is Thrilling. BuT in all oT us There is an elemenT oT proTound sadness over The occasion ThaT marks The end oT some oT The happiesT years we shall ever experience. -Senior EoliTor. Sfanclingz Mr. Frank, Mr. Gray. SeaTed: Mrs. l-luTTman, Mr. Parker, Mr. SmiTh, Mr. l-leckerT. OAKWOOD BOARD OF EDUCATION The Oakwood school sysTem could never have reached iTs presenT high rank in The sTaTe and naTion if iT had noT been direcTed by a board oT educaTion composed oT men and women oT high characTer and abiliTy, of broad-mindedness, oT acTive inTeresT and aTTenTion, and oT willing public service. Mr. Edwin D. SmiTh, PresidenT oT The Board, has served Tor TiTTeen years. The oTher members have been elecTed more recenTly. Mr. Frederick W. l-TeckerT, Vice-PresidenT oT The Board. was elecTed in AugusT oT l933. OTher members are Mr. Horace Gray, who has served Tor nearly Tour years: Mrs. Mary ll-lorace M.l l-luTTman, who Took oTFice in SepTember, I9357 and Mr. AlTred SwiTT Frank, elecTed in March, I937, To Till The vacancy caused by The resignaTion oT Mr. O. B. Reemelin, who had served Tor six years. Mr. R. A. Parker Takes care oT The Tinancial business in The capaciTy oT clerk-Treasurer. The members are elecTed Tor a Term oT Tour years by The ciTizens oT Oakwood. Any vacancies are Tilled by a board elecTion. The highesT Type oT school service possible is rendered by The members oT The Board OT EducaTion, because There is no Tinancial remuneraTion and Their work is done enTirely in The inTeresT oT The youTh oT The communiTy. The members have always worked uniTedly and wiThouT dissension in accomplishing Their purpose. Oakwood has been TorTunaTe in having a Board oT EducaTion whose whole purpose has been To make The Oakwood schools The very besT. SuperinTendenT A. E. ClaggeTT also deserves a greaT deal oT crediT Tor his work in carrying ouT The plans oT The Board, sTriving always Toward The greaTesT possible developmenT oT The inTellecTual, physical, spiriTual, and arTisTic abiliTies oT Oakwood pupils. CLASS: ELEVENTH Leif +o righl: R. Smilh, Shroyer, Yosl, W, Weaver, S. Srnilh, Rehl, Slichl, Sliles, Walling, Sleiner, Munger, Palmer: Miss l-ladeler. adviser: J. Weaver, Mann, Severin, Miller, Mansur, D, Weaver, Van l-lorne, McCrery, Shad, F. Smilh, Reeves. S-I I-More iunior lalenl. . .Nancy Wolfe, class secrelary. . .Anne Munger's scholar- ship. . .Jean Weaver's arf lalenr. . .college reporls and eliquelle daily in home- room. . .Dorolhy Weaver and Georgella Mann are valuable assislanls of Miss Mil- ler. . .Fran Smilh's alhlelic abilily. . .Mary Kalhryn Shroyer's public speaking lalenl ...a cumulalive record of Their exlra-curricular aclivilies from The ninlh year... Nina Palmer is lhe pianisl. S-I3-Junior girls noled for ple-asanl disposifions. . .Marlha Berry, Billie Filzgibbons, Evie l-luiclman, and Rila Geis praclically make up 'rhe girls' hockey and baskelball leams...Mariorie l-lyre's failhful service lo lhe orcheslra. . .Joan Grelher and Norma Anderson as public speaking arlisls. . .Lenora Jollay, presidenl of lhe Girl Reserves...Gerry Graeler's leadership is musical abilily...Marlha l-leilz, lhe funny ioke-leller. . .Belly Benz is praised for her promolion of aclivilies. . .Pa- lricia Lamberl slars in lesls. . .Peggy Greene wriles well. Firsl row, lefi 'fronl' fo rear: Killredge, Kuniz, Lane, Lamberl. Second row: l-larlzell, l-leilz, l-lulilman, l-lyre. Third row: Geis, Graeler, Greene. Grimes. Fourfh row: Cox, Curl, Denlerlein, Anderson Fiffh row: Berry, Brown, Burger, Canny. Sixfh row: Lange, Laulenslager. Sfandingz Kimmel, Jollay, Keyes, Grelher, Ferneding, Guenlher, Ferneding, Filzgibbons Casfor, Carlson, Breidenbach, Claunch, Benz, Barringery Miss Baker, adviser. F s l l I ..... .. .... . .,.. ...,..-.. .. . .. ., .. if :s1f,fQ.g.. .V , . ,.ff,, . A ' 1 ' YEAR S- ff e-59 -5 Firsi row, reading leH fronT To rear: Huni, Kerr, Moore, Paddock, Humberger, McSherry Mr. Marsh, adviser: Kaser, Kamp. Second row: STorms, VVenTzel, Whalen, Shank. Third row: SchaeTler, Schnacke, Sheeran, Sheridan, SmiTh. Foiirlh row: Hubler, ReichelderTer, Renner, Oliver, Kyle. I6-Many leaders Tor nexT year's senior class. . ,ArThur Schnacke, highesT in junior class in scholarship. . .Bob STorms, The greaT acTor of LiTe Begins aT SixTeen , .. Dick Kerr's baseball and baskelrball playing. . .WorThingTon, Renner, and Sheridan also prominenT in aThleTics. . .Junior Humberger, The Oakwood king OT music... Tom Richards has as his achievemenT, never being on Time.. .The poliTician oi The junior class, Charles Whalen. . .The besT all-round gum chewer is Freddy Reichel- derfer. . .Billy Oliver and Bob McSherry Talk, dream, and play baseball. . .we're glad To see such illusTrious juniors. . .The whole class excelleni' aT conversaTion. S-I5-These junior boys are leaders in many ways. . .Bill CondiT is presidenT of The class, . .leaders in scholarship are David Cowden and George Greene. . ,homeroom sold Oakwood sTickers Tor cars as a money-making projecT. . .Kamp and Connell keep Themselves busy picking up paper in TronT of The school. . . BuTch Brower Thrills The sTudenTs by his Tlashy car. . .we like To look aT Bill GaiTher's dazed expres- sion. . .Heidkamp and Heidkamp Company conTinue double duTy in lunchroom. .. Bob Boyd's band is well known. . .The carrying-on oi DusTpan Binkey lscoopj. .. They'll have bigger and beTTer accomplishmenTs nexT year. Leff To righfz Mr. Sanders, adviser, Brower, Henze, CondiT, Crawford, Bill, FranTz, Evans, Cowden, Connell, GaiTher, Howland, FiTzpaTrick, Boyd, Binkley, Gano, Heidkamp, EsTabrook, HeiTmann, Grunewald, Conover, Howell, Hendrix, Heidkamp, Greene, Andrew, Hipsher. e efnsfsaffpl, W., 1. V '55 :gf ,1 ,. 1- g Ji' .Ziff ' Q f i fi -'cwsiiw if - W , f . i K We i 1. 'A fa ' f r Sri i mais we Q Qs. .nam ' TENTH Second row: Sfrongg Miss Wills, adviser: Slein, Murlin, Myers, Welch, Sullivan, Roufzahn, Poeppelrneier, Langley, Musser, Linder, Oliver, Vance, Talbor, Legler. Firsf row: Trusler, Merrill, Trimbach, Moore, Perlcy, Minor. S-I0-Ambilious homeroom. . .has many aclivilies. . .each girl named college in which she was inleresled. . .made map conraining all Jrhe colleges in Uniled Slales , . .scrapbook conlaining clippings, lellers, ambilions of girls and +heir piclures. .. Eslher Murlin, leader of class in scholarship. . .Phyl S+anley's abilily lo do surpris- ing and shocking lhings. . .we all like Muriel Musser's friendly arlirude. . .Barbara Legler's afhleric abilily. . .Pal Mansur a lalenled arlisf, . .Jane S+rong's leadership ...Mary Jane S+ein's cheerful efficiency. . .Pa++y Poeppelmeier carries on family 'rraclirion 'For disrinclion. S-6-Sophomore girls aclive in school aclivilies. . .Doris Hoslefler, Lois Geis, and Sug Kiefaber oulslanding in a+hle+ics...Mariorie Harroll a winner in public speaking...daily Lois Jund makes an announcemenr aboul somel'hing...Buena Greer 'talks enough for The whole class, . Yrhe cake-baker is Peggy Crandall, who won firsl' prize wilh one of her famous concocfions. . .Alice Kindl has unusual habir of losing glasses. . .we like Happy Fluharl's smile and laugh. . .very oflren slrains of Happy Bir'rhday are heard from Room 6. Sfanding: George, Hopkins, Dolle, Jund, Keough, Herroll, Kronour, Kromphardl, Crandall Hosiefler, Kiefaber, Kirkpalrick, Dunwoodie, Hunrerq Mrs. Dieier, adviser: Geis Fluharl, Cerone, Bayley, Byrd, Clement Greer, Gasper. Seafedz Boyles, Breidenbach, Fisher, Cornell, Grimes, Hirsch, Houk, Economides. thirty two ' ' YEAR Le'fT To righi: Mr. Crum, adviser: MoTTeT, Prugh, McKinney, Liming, Kiser, STandish, O'l-learn, Lee, MarTin, STahl, Shuler, McCally, Mess, Walkup, Rickey, Winslow, ShulTheis, SmiTh, Weber, Shahan, Kuhns, Kimmel, Pohl. S-3-I-lomeroom 3 consTanTly in The scienTiTic aTmosphere as They siT surrounded by , boTTles, eTc., . .The newcomer This year, Smoky Simons, seTs record oT never be- i ing on Time. . .Dain Kuhns and George Shroyer Talk on and on abouT The airplanes 1 They build. . .Their moTTo is Build an airplane a dayl . . .Ward McCally's curly hair. . ,Bob lvlarTin's smile. . .classmaTes enTerTained by Bill Liming's abiliTy To wig- gle his ears. . .sophomore boys have many TalenTs. i 1 l S-2I-TenTh-year boys noT To be ouTdone by girls, . .Bob Ander goes dramaTic. . .O. B. Johnson The only sophomore on The varsiTy TooTball Team. . .BurneTT known Tor his queer noises. . .Billy BancroTT deTermined To make an EasTern school. . .Roy Hay and his Trick phoTography. . ,Dave Connelly a greaT help in refereeing baskeTball games. . .Bob Cook The lady-killer. . .Bob Gray plays Tennis well. . .boys helped a greaT deal wiTh The sophomore paper sale. eff To righh Greene, Jacobson, Hack, Clinger, BurneTT, Johnson, l-lerrman, Feinerer, Gray, Husmann, Cook, GaTesg Mr. DougherTy, adviser: Ander, Fox, BancroTT, Connelly, Israel, Fuller. NINTH i l Sfandingz Miss Brose, aclviserg Faul, Kucher, Kimmel, Hughes, DougherTy, Kerr, Campbell. Fisher, Fleischman, Hirsch, Killen, Dressler, Freudenberger, Alley. Siffing: DenTerlein, Breidenbach, EsTabrook, Bogarf, Brink, Keefer. J-I5-Many leaders oT The ninTh grade, . .Marianna Kimmel, ouTsTancling aThleTe. .. planning TradiTional parTy Tor The oTher ninTh year girls' homeroom. . .Peggy Dough- erTy, class vice-presidenT. , ,DoroThy Jean Kerr and DoroThy Dressler are highesT in scholarship. . .won money Taking baskeTball game from Room ll lby one poinTl ...Doris Brink and Nancy Keefer show a greaT deal of TalenT in public speaking. ., AlberTa Freudenberger is The singer of The class. , .we like To hear Jane Breidenbach Talk. . ,Jeanne Campbell's calmness. . .nexT year's new class in The Senior High School. J-I I-TalenTs oT all kinds Trom Room ll.. .Lucia Lee's dancing. . ,Alice McLees' ouT- sTanding Talking abiliTy. . .Phyllis Shank and BeTTy Norris' baskeTball playing. . .Cleo Long, The arTisT. . .Carol Lauzon's annual Trips To Florida, . .Dona Morris' scholar- ship. . .scrapbook Trom sevenTh grade. . .high percenTage oT OakleaTleT subscrip- Tions. . .Marjorie Wendell, The class Treasurer. , .The champion kniTTer is Frances Wagenhals. . .ElizabeTh Van Dyne has ouTsTanding wriTing abiliTy. . .Lois McCor- mick conTribuTed a loT To The OakleaTleT . . .looking Torward To being sophomores. STanding: Thompson, Snyder, Walling, Lee, Wendel, Scharrer, Wagenhals, Shank, Zim merman, Norris, Rausch, Long, MacMillan, Roll, Reed, LeaTherman. W Leaning on desk: VanDyne, Russell, McCormick: Miss Lesser, adviser: McLees, Morris i Morner. 1 i I .,.., ,..,. . , , . . , if ' e thirty fum' i ' ii' 'FS' ii ii 'Y ' 'I' i 1 --fx -' If 'FF ni' '-Rf ' ' ' . .im ' - T ,.'S'5 r. 79051: 'Lbairi 15--W Vw ,fra .4 .,., ,.-5--3gQ,.'f.:f- . iff-gi, -f-ami '- ' 'A at . YEAR i I Third row: Claunch, AnTrobus, CeTone, Blose, Baldridge, Keyes, Fehl, Huffman. HarTzell Hubler, BrundreTT, Colley, Hopkins, Kerlin, Graves, Fisher, Drysdale, BundenThal, John son, ArThurg Mr. Bigelow, adviser. Second row: HosTeTTer, Barbulesco, Dowling, Dilgarcl, BuTTerworTh, Brock, Berner. Firsf row, seaTed: HeiTmann. Berry, EsTabrook, Cavanaugh, Coriell, Fischbein, Carlson. J-7-Freshman boys very high in amounT oT money Tor The CommuniTy ChesT. .. Howard Blose, The ninTh year class presidenT-Dick Graves acTive on The Oak- leaTleT sTaTT. . .John Berry and Jim Kerlin are The TooTball heroes. . .we see Ted HuTTman drawing some kind oT a picTure aT all Times. . .one OT The largesT home- rooms in The school. . .all ThirTy-Tive oT The boys are known Tor someThing. . .KunTz and HeiTmann are ouT Tor Track. . .Taking an acTive parT in The class day exercises. J-9-OuTsTanding personaliTies of The ninTh year... Speed Shroyer, The aThleTic hero.. .Bill Newill and Jim Munger, The scholars. . .clever magician show Tor Hal- loween parTy. . .The ninTh-year noise-maker, Guinn lv1aTTern. . .John Kilbourne plays The parT oT a hill-billy. . .Bud Welch aTTracTs The girls. . ,Joe Updyke is The smallesT package.. .Douglas MarTin and Don STewarT are circulaTion managers oT The OakleaTleT , . .PaT Rock has The abiliTy To collecT money, and he did a good iob oT iT Tor The Tlood relieT conTribuTions. Lefi' To righT: Zawacky, VanDyne, SonnansTine, STewarT, Wamble, MarTin, SToecklein, Wills, Saylor, Updyke, MaTTern, Newill, KiTTredge, Voqe: Mr. Harsh, adviser: STewarT, Loch- ner, SrniTh, Munger, Kieliaber, STeiner, McCally, Lamb, ReiTz, Shroyer, Nicholson. Perry, Welch, McLaughlin, McGurk, Rock, Kilbourne. K.-ewes.,-m.,,,,-ry.,,,a...,,- , ,os -.H .., ..,,,, .,,, .,. ...,,..,,,,.,. 'ffl '-'- . Ms' ff -, 'f . '- 'VLA E , xififif.-6'5 fQ,1'f gag,-755' 1 ' 1 'y .X Q ' , '- ' . ' ' PS -.fHl55,si , Q 12-ev-f 'v4 i - Biff ifi1 i:, 5rT.:,r'F :swC.1f 3-xagiqgf? 1,11 1 xv5?'T'1f2 1 , . Q qt 5,igq..,,fz,,fm , , Q 9 -gf? sww?'3?' I EIGHTH STancling: Feinerer, CarTer, MarTha Carr, Blome, Back, Boren, Marian Carr, Gunlclach, l Braun, BancroTT, Farrell. Graves, l-loulc, Hoover, Kanouse. SeaTed: ClaggeTT, Coleman, KarsTaedT, Fuller, Geiler, EgberT, Cushwa, Hall, Fehl. N LIBRARY-Many diTlerenT abiliTies in The eighTh year. . .Eleanor Geiler's wood burn- ing. . .Gracie Graves' habiT oT curling her hair on her Tinger. . .Joan ClaggeTT, The carToonisT. . .BeTTy l-loulc's piano playing. , ,June T-loover's scholarship. . .JaneT Farrell's aThleTic abiliTy...Ann BancroTT's conTinually drawing horses...DoroThy KarsTaedT's record oT never being absenT or Tardy in eighT years. . .The lasT person To reTurn her reporT card TreaTs The class. J-I0-FuTure Typing sTudenTs gaze aT Miss Miller's abiliTy To check millions of pa- pers daily. . .l-lelen Schnaclce proves ThaT some people can have a very high per- cenTage in scholarship. . .ValenTine Day's luncheon, . .PaT Langley, The baskeTball heroine. . .MarTy Poeppelmeier is The eighTh-grade salesman. . .more hundreds Than any ofher homeroom in Junior l-ligh spelling TesT. . ,Marilyn STanley has always willingly helped very much in bringing Tood and money Tor basl4eTs. , ,Elaine Robin- son and DoTTy Rehling Tell sTories oT Their Trips To England and l-lavana. STanding: Sauer, SanTner, STanley, Severin, Salisbury, MaTThews, Langley, Schnaclce, Lou don, MinTurn, Mann, Robinson, Simons, UmsTead, SonnansTine, WaTT, Snyder, Richard: McKinney. Leaning on desk: Zimmerman, Oiler, Nelson, Poeppelmeier: Miss Miller, adviser, ShulTheis Saylor, STevenson. f get Q. 9 YEAR Second row: Mr. Kuhns, adviser: Cumming, Casebere, Cook, Johnson, Kronour, CasTor l-loTchlciss, Hines, Friclce. FirsT row: CaTon, BaTes, LamberT, EpsTein, Dellard, Koppe, BeusT, Kohnle, Grimes, Con- nell, Jones, Caldwell. J-5-EighTh-year boys elecl' Tour presidenTs a year To be in charge OT guidance. .. rioTous spring ouTing. . .Bill LamberT and Dick Koppe are ouTsTanding in TooTball ...Fred BaTes' monThly Trips home Tor his reporT card. . .Ned Johnson and his wiggling around. . .Jim Friclce's never been To school on Time. . .John BeusT is The highesT in scholarship.. .The arTisT is Bill EpsTein. . .John Kohnle is Torever laughing ...The horseback-rider is l-loward Dellard. . .These boys have many good Times TogeTher. J-3-Room 3 is proud oT having pracTically The whole eighTh-year baslceTball Team. . . sTars: Reese, Rambo, O'Rourlce, STeTan, and Wills.. .They won nine games and losT Three. . .Ralph Rodgers is The secreTary-Treasurer oT The eighTh year. . .Phillip SchaeTTer and Franklin Walliclc and Their scholasTic abiliTy. . .Richard Sauer and his music. . .The +aIles+ boy and The one who sTops any TighTing is DemeTrius Zonars ...Jim Shroyer and his well-lcnown boxing. . .The piano player oT This homeroom is Joe Webber. FourTh row: Shroyer, Zonars, Nelson, Rollins. Third row: Mr. l-lummon, adviser: Rockhold. Second row: Reese, Richards, MclnTire, TomperT, Rodgers, O'Rourlce, STeTan, Willoughby, STrain. FirsT row: Rambo, Schaeliier, Webber, Oiler, Sauer, Walliclc, Wills, VanDyne. Page thirty-seven SEVENTH LefT To righf: Franke, Boyd, Binkley, AppleTon, Berridge, Bell, BaTes, Connelly: Miss Harvey, adviser: FiTzpaTrick, Desch, Berry, Canny, Bolinger, Derr, Daniels, Arnold. J- 6-The newcomers To The Junior High School...Jean Franke has The highesT scholasTic raTing. . .ElizabeTh Berry is The vice-presidenT oT The class. . .The home- room ioins in siinging under The leadership oT Suzanne Canny every noon.. .Jean Binkley is Max's cornpeTiTor as a Talker. . .homeroom presidenTs are elecTed every six weeks To preside. . .Rosemary Desch plays baskeTball in The besT manner... The opTimisT is Lois Derr. . .These girls are surprisingly TalenTed. J-2-These sevenTh-grade girls show prospecTs oT being laTer leaders in high school ' rags thirty Bight - . fo Q 1 ., . ,- , fp, 1 A 1. , . 1- T ,Q 1,....,gf:1. , 1-asus? f:.ff4,. 1- 'i- assi -ff-',e4r5v1-'Lei' 'fffsigel'-g'i1 ...Margie Mack and Doris Morgan have The highesT scholasTic raTing. . .The Two girls on The TirsT Team in baskeTball are Sarah Jane Prugh and MargareT SanTner . . .Barbara Kelly is very good aT clay modeling.. .The arTisTs are Clara Lane and Phyllis Paulus. . .The Tap dancer is Marjorie Osborn. . .The homeroom enjoyed a ValenTine, a ChrisTmas, and a swimming parTy. . .They will be leaders of The eighTh grade nexT year. Sfandingz MarTin, Sinks, Kohnop, Mack, Vanl-lorne, Prugh, Schmall, Schaeffer, Wallingford Miss STilwell, adviser: Morgan, Updyke, Osborn, Paulus, Mayne. SeaTed: SanTner, KenneTT, Kelly, PonTius, Lane. YEAR J- I , , Second row: Briggs, Boswell, Alley, Conway, Chenowelh, Bongarlz: Mr. Marlin, adviser Jamerson, Howland, Herberl, Chrislian, Candor, Hullman, Hendricks. Firsl row: Baker, Bally, Berner, Eichenberger, Finley, Drysdale, Coler, Frank, Grelher Husmann, Harrison. 4-The sevenlh-grade boys are seen and heard around lhe Junior High School. . . Peler Jamerson spends his lime picking up paper in lhe hall.. .Jack Hendricks' lamous saying How many are slaying lor lunch? . . .Royal Bongarlz is lhe highesl in scholarship. . .Harry Conway's well-known habil is sending noles. . .lhe baskel- ball slars are Swilly Frank and Richard Chrislian, . .lheir slurdy loolball players are Berner and Boswell. . .Frank Howland can always be lound al Pele's. . .we'll hear more ol lhese boys in laler years. J-I-More sevenlh-year leaders.,.lhe scholars are Don McLaughlin and Millon Slrain. . .Ben Sullron is lhe class presidenl. . . Pele Rillle plays lhe dunce quile ollen. . .lhe paper in lhe halls is generally picked up by Don Lesher. . ,Don Mc- Laughlin is lhe secrelary-lreasurer ol lhe class. .. Jock Perky carries all his books lo class every day so lhal he won'l lorgel any. . ,lhe class conlinues under lhe leadership ol Mr. Moore. . .ma'ny oulslancling characlers in lhis homeroom. Third row: Ross, Wrighl, Rillle, Newman, Roulzahn. Second row: Mr. Rosser, adviser: Perky, Slahl, Young, Sullron, Sloecklein, Legler. Firsl row: Wall, Orr, O'l-learn, Waller, Sline, Sleiner, Sliles, McLaughlin, Morner, Lesher, Slrain. Page thirty-nine 5 ARTHUR E. CLAGGETT-Ph.B., Ohio Slafe Universily: A.M., Uniyersify of California: Superinlendenl, Oakwood Schools: Principal, Senior High School: hobbies-horseback riding, moun- Iain climbing, hiking. Page forty 47 , JOHN N. LEWIS-B.S., Massachuselfs Slale College: A.M., Ohio Sfale Universiiy: Assisfani' Superinlendenl, Oakwood Schools: Assislanl Principal, Senior High School: subiecf-malhemalicsj hobbies-fishing, games. , .ff EDMUND BIGELOW-AB., Ohio Wesleyan: M.A., Ohib, Sfafe: subiecl-hislory: hobby--baseball. ,f 7 -,,,ff,LAf GEORGIA BAKER-A.B., Indiana Slale Teachers College: A.M. Uniyersiiy of Wisconsin: subiecf-Lalin: hobbies-reading ology: hobbies-knilling, sewing, Jrraveling. EDWARD T. COOK-Cornell: Direclor of Alhlelics: hobbies- hunfing and Fishing. ,I ,X ELEANOR SHAW BROWN-A.B,, Ohio Siale Universily: A.M., Columbia Universily: subiecl'-English: Dean of Girls: hobbies -anliques and Iravel. CARLOS L. CRUM-B.S., Wilminglon: M.S., Ohio Slaie Universiiy: subiecl-science: hobbies--fishing and airplaning, ALICE E. DIETER--Ph.B., Denison Universify: A.M., Willenberg College: Johns Hopkins Universily: subieci'--English: hobby- reading. kniffing. SANDERS-A.B., Ohio Wesleyan: M.A.. Columbia: sub- Q iecf-hisfory: hobbies-fraveling, movies, wriling Chinese char- , aclers. f 0 ii MARIA BICKHAM-B.S.. Miami Universilyq subiecfs-English, bi- f f ' CATHERINE HADELER-A.B., Willenberg College: B.L.S., Weslern Reserve Universily: subiecls-librarian, English: hobbies-coh lecling lirsl edilions, painling, ' JOHN DOUGHERTY-B.S,, Universily of Pennsylvania: M.A., hio Slafe Universily: subiecl'-indusl ial s, hislory, malhe alics: hobbies-resea rch and roaming. Y xl. l MARION HARVEY-A.B., Weslern College: subiecls-English, Lalin, French : hobby--Travel. CARL C. HARSH-B.A., Ohio Slale: M.A., Ohio Slaleg subiecls- English, German, Dramalic Arl: hobbies-Thealre and pho- lography. ,T x it igfx Nj' we BESS HAYNER-A.B., Universily of Wisconsin: subiecl'-biology: Direclor of Girls' A l'hlel'ics: hobby-gelling blaclc eyes. A. M. HOFFMAN-B.S,, Miami Universify: A.M., Miami Universily: subiecls-mechanical drawing, prinling, malhemalics: hobbies- drawing, designing, archileclural designing. GOLDIE LESSER-B.A., Ohio Slale Universily: B. ol Sc., in Ed., Ohio Sfale Universily: M.A., Ohio Sfale Universilyy subiecls- English, iournalism: hobbies-wriring and pholography. GAYLORD HUMBERGER-B.M., New Yorlc Universily: Danas Music 'N' lnslilule: Willenberg College: subiecl-music: hoblvies-fislm ing and hunling. ALLAN ZOOK-B.S., Haverford College: A.M., Columbia Univer- sily: Principal, Junior High School: subiecl--malhemalics: hobby-lravel. HARRY W. LAUTENSLAGER-MD., Universily ol Cincinnalif School Physician: hobby-wriling, humorous leclures. 1 A cf' -XM. Page forty-one J. MACK HUMMON-A.B., Wilienberg College: M.A., Wiiien- berg College: subieci-mafhemafics: hobby-aihleiics. VELMA MILLER-B.C.S., Miami-Jacobs College: Ohio Norihern Universiiy: M.Ed., Cincinnafi: subieci-commercial subiecis: hobby-gardening. OLIVER JOHNSON-B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Universiiyy MA., Ohio Siafe Universiiyg subiecls-hisfory, science: hobbies-wood work and hunling. . HELEN STILWELL-AB., Radcliffe College: Ed,M., Harvard Uni- versify: subieci'-French: hobbies-dogs, swimming, wri'ring. WILLIAM KUHNS-Ph.B., Universify of Chicago: M.A., Universiiy of Chicago: subiecfs-hisfory and French: hobbies-gardens and asironomy. LOU K. WEBER-Ph.B,, Universiiy oi Chicago: A.M,, Columbia Universiiy: subiecf-fine arfs: hobby-landscape painfing. x J 'H i ., ir' xl ARL MARSH-B.S., Mouni' Union: MA.. New York Universiiy: subiecl-biology maihemaiics: hobby-afhlefics. MARION WILLS-B.Sc. in Ed., Ohio Sfafe Universify: M.Sc., Ohio Siafe Universify: suloieci'-home economics: hobby-I'raveI. JOHN MARTIN-Ph.B., Denison Universiiy: A.M., Wiiienloerg Col- Iege: subie-cis-public speaking, hisiory, Spanish: hoIoI::y-con- 'Ies+s. WILLIAM ROSSER-B.Sc., Massachuseifs Insfifuie of Technology: B. of Sc., in Ed., Ohio Slafe Universiiyg subiecis-malhemaiics, hisfory: hobby-archiieciure. ' E3.I5mf1ie.':SJv LILLIAN SEXAUER-A. B.. SYLVIA BROSE -- R.N.. MRS. CHARLES KYLE-A. MARY ELIZABETH HOFF- FRANCES SHEPLER-Mi Oberlin: Daylon Arl In- Miami Valley Nurses B., Denison: Smilh Col- MAN-A.B., Ollerbein: ami Universily: Secre slilule: subiecl - arl: Training School: school lege: Secrelary lo Clerk M.A., Ohio Slale Uni- lary, Senior High School hobby-illuslraling. nurse: hobby-walking. ol Board ol Educalion. versily: Miami-Jacobs hobbies - gardening College: subiecls-Eng- reading. lish, shorlhand: Secre- I ,. lary, Junior High School: I ' I ' ' 'Q 1 hobby-knilling. CLASS HUNORS ff few ELEVENTH YEAR Average of 90 or above in scholarship-Arlhur Schnacke, Anne Munger, Mary Dressler, David Cow- den, George Greene, Pally Lamberl, Lois Zurlinden, Nancy Wolle, Mary K. Lange, Joan Mansur, and Nina Palmer. Places in Miami lesls-Arlhur Schnacke, chemislry, sevenlh in slale, lirsl in dislricl: Dick Moore, plane geomelry, honorable menlion in slale, lirsl in dislricl: Dick Kimmel, plane geomelry, eighlh in dislricl: Josiah Bill, world hislory, honorable menlion in slale, second in dislricl: Marv Dressler, world hislory, fiflh in dislricl: David Cowden, Lalin I, lourlh in dislricl: Pally Lamberl, French I, sixlh in dislricl: Anne Munger, English XI, lourlh in slale, second in dislricl: Jeanelle Killredge, English XI, lenlh in dislricl. Olher honors-Jean Weaver, lirsl prize, 525, in Rike's Floal Conlesl: Nancy Wolle, lirsl prize. scholarship lo Heidelberg, Original Oralory Conlesl al Heidelberg: Joan Grelher, placed in Iwenly public speaking conlesls: Junior Humberger, excellenl raling al Miami in clarinel duel: Anne Munger, P. T. Ai Prose Award: Mary Dressler, P. T. A. Poelry Award. TENTH YEAR Average of 90 or above in scholarship-Eslher Murlin, Pelly Poeppelmeier, David Prugh, Dale Mollell, Ward McCally, Muriel Musser, Edward Webber, Lois Jund, Jane Slrong, Jean Kindl, Greer Marechal, Arlhur Mess, James Priesl, Richard Berridge, Mary Jane Slein, Maria Eco- nomides, Rulh Dolle. Places in Miami Tesls-Jean Kindl, biology, lillh in dislricl: Dale Mollell, biology, second in dislricl. honorable melion in slale: Maria Economides, English-X, eighlh in dislricl: Pally Poeppelmeier. English X, elevenlh in dislricl. Olher honors--Palricia Mansur, honorable menlion, lexlile decoralion, Nalional Scholaslic Conlesl: Mariorie Kronour, place in Nalional Scholaslic Exhibil: Eslher Murlin, sixlh place in slale finals, Public Speaking Conlesl: Dale Mollell, excellenl raling al Miami in clarinel duel: Leonora Celone, honorable menlion in Rike's Floal Conlesl: Marjorie Harroll, won lilly poinls in Na- lional Forensic League: Greer Marechal, P. T. A. Prose Award: Ward McCally, P. T. A. Poelry Award. NINTH YEAR Average of 90 or above in scholarship-Howard Blose, Dorolhy Jean Kerr, Dorolhy Dressler, Ann MacMillan, Dona Morris, Peggy Dougherly, Belly Norris, John Berry, Lois McCormick, Bill Newill, Elizabelh VanDyne, Marilynn Alley, Palricia Berry, James Munger, Frances Wagenhals. Pally Killen. Places in Miami Tesls-Bob Hosleller, Algebra I, honorable menlion in slale, second in dislricl: Bill Newill, Algebra I, eighlh in dislricl: Dona Morris, English IX, sevenlh in dislricl: Dorolhy Jean Kerr, English IX, lenlh in dislricl: Ann MacMillan, Lalin I, lhird in dislricl: Dorolhy Dressler, French I, sevenlh in dslricl. Olher honors-Dorolhy Jean Kerr, lirsl place in humorous declamalion, Universily ol Daylon Speech Conlesl: Elizabelh VanDyne, P. T. A. Prose Award: Dorolhy Jean Kerr, P. T. A. Poelry Award. EIGHTH YEAR Average of 90 or above in scholarship-Helen Schnacke, June Hoover, Dorolhy Karslaedl, Belle I-Iouk, John Beusl, William Lamberl, Belly Lee Boren, Ian Cumming, Jane Sauer, Marlha Simons, Janel Farrell, James Rambo, Belly Sanlner, Franklin Wallick, Belly Ann Minlurn, Hazel Nelson, Phillip Schaeller. Olher honors-Helen Schnacke, P. T. A. Prose Award: Roberl VanDyne, P. T. A. Poelry Award. SEVENTH YEAR Average of 90 or above in scholarship--Margie Mack, Doris Morgan, Thelma Doris Kohnop, Jean Franke, Marlha Wallinglord, Swilly Frank, Margarel Sanlner, Royal Bongarli, Ariana Jones, Carolyn Boyd, Sarah J. Prugh, Roberl Boswell, Richard Chrislian, Audrey Kennell, Don Mc- Laughlin, Julianne Arnold, Millon Slrain, Jane Bolinger, Roberl Sloecklein. Olher honors-Elizabelh Berry, P. T. A. Prose Award: James Chenowelh, P. T. A. Poelry Award. The ACORN slall wishes also lo congralulale all lhose honor winners whose awards were announced aller lhis book wenl lo press. if i 5? n Page forty-four SENIOR HIGH OFFICE. . .a place of clicking Iypewrirers. . . con- Ierencesu wiih Jrhe principal... inquiring siudenls. . .book pur- chasers.. .occasional visiiors. . . Ie++er cliciarion. . .credir check- ups, . .and buzzing Telephones. Who lakes care of all +his?. .. As siudenis, we owe a grear deal To The quier eliiiciency of Ivlr. Lewis and Miss Shepler, our high-school principal and secre- Iaryl THE CLINIC. . .while walls. . .an ominous chair. . .a pair of scales . .. bandages medicines splinlers and cufs. . .fonsils and mumps. Miss Brose and Doc Laurenslager reign supreme in This room of cleanliness. Their vigilence and helpful advice have given Oakwood schools an enviable healih record. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE. ..busy buzz of business .... Ielephone ringing.. .announcemenis being arranged. . .errand boys going here and rhere .... pink and while slips biggesi i'ndusI'ry un- hir by depression.. .also gigan- lic boom in green slips The aiiernoon of Jrhe circus...Miss HoIIman's cheery smile greeiing hurried, worried Ten o'clock scholars . . .Mr. Zook consulring wiih pupils and parenis. ACTIVITIE GIRLS' LEAGUE-GeT TogeTher parTy in The Tall...blind man's bluTl and Brown GianTs in The quadrangle. . .ChrisTmas parTy one glorious Time. . .dancing To Benny Goodmans orchesTra lrecordsl. . .buTTeT supper. . .scorched cocoa. . .carols by candlelighT. . .The sexTeTTe enTerTaining us. . .sTunTs by The home rooms. . .GodTrey and Graves represenTing Space, Sally Greene a villain-Room I3's bold chorus girls. . .The Teachers' oTTering oT When I Grow Too Old To Dream on Their combs ...Then January IZ, Mrs. Conover's Talk on iournalism. . .well aTTended. . .lvloThers' Tea on March I6. . .sTyle show Tollowed by much pleading wiTh moThers. . ,cloThes Too preTTy. . .Tea and sandwiches in The library. . .moThers adorned wiTh shamrocks in honor oT ST. PaT . . .everyone enioying a noisy chaT. . .lvlarTha Vance as very eTlicienT presidenT. . .noon council meeTings. . .SecreTary HosTeTTer Taking noTes aT meeTings. . .Gerry GraeTer presided over Treasury.. .purple and whiTe decora- Tions greeT lucky boys aT dance. . .Big SisTers' ParTy. Hl-Y-The Hi-Y of '36 and '37 enioyed one OT The besT seasons in iTs hisTory. . .new adviser, Mr. Johnson. . .able presidenTs Mack and Poeppelmeier wiTh shoulders To The wheel...runners-up in The ciTy Hi-Y BaskeTball TournamenT.,.hayricle wiTh bonfire, cider, doughnuTs, and David Banker's broken Toe. ., Sandy's relaTing his experiences in China. . .dancing To Clem SpiTler's music under a huge Hi-Y emblem. . .iniTiaTion wiTh colored shoes, bow Ties, and TooTh brushes. . .The almosT TaTal black sTogies. . .sTunT nighT aT The Y.M.C.A.. . .NcNeal and CondiT puTTing on Their acT. . .SergeanT-aT-Arms lrvin Renner creaTing The mosT disTurbance of all. OFFICERS PresiclenT-Bob Mack PresidenT-V. Poeppelmeier Vice-Pres.-V. Poeppelmeier Vice-Pres.-Bob Shannon SecreTary-Charles lv1arTin SecreTary-Charles lvlarTin Treasurer-Bob Hughes Treasurer-Bob Gowdy SergeanT-aT-Arms-Irvin Renner SergeanT-aT-Arms--Carl Riedmiller Leff To righfz Bradford, HosTeH'er, MarTha Vance, Wills, Murlin, L. Jund, Severin, GraeTer, E. Huffman. STanding: Poeppelmeier, R. Shannon, Mar- Tin, Hughes. SeaTed: Mack, Gowdy. Third row: STOrms, B. Heidkamp, Grunewald, Poeppelmeier. Second row: Binkley, B. Pohl, Pickrel. R. SmiTh, F. SmiTh, BeusT, HOlTson, C. I-lenze, Riedmiller. Marechal, B. Shannon. SeaTed: STichT, Brower, Zonars, Canny, Lange, P. Greene, STein, Economides, TalbOTT. STUDENT ASSOCIATION-Second year Tor The STudenT Council. . .led by The vig- orous presidenTs Shannon and Pohl...SecreTaries l-lOlTsOn and SmiTh Taking The minuTes. . .bigger and more successful drive Tor school spiriT. . .The rousing TOoTball assemblies. . .The climax-Tuneral parade and bonTire. . .Tamous OuTside speakers. . . The mighTy arT players in pep assemblies. . .largesT amOunT OT money ever Turned in Tor Red Cross and CommuniTy ChesT. . .worlcing Tor Tlood relief. . .subsTiTuTing Tor Teachers. . .Poeppelmeier in charge OT sTudenT assemblies. . .Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas basl4eTs. . .amending The COnsTiTuTiOn. . .nOTes senT TO cerTain sTudenTs warning Them To behave or else. . .hOT debaTes pro and con The STudenT CourT. . . Bill Connelly arguing in assembly.. .conquering The booers . . .Mr. l-lummon urging The Taboo OT bOOers . . .Triend Shannon sTraining a vocal chord TO silence pep meeTing. . .l-Toyne in swallow-Tail cOaT. . .his weekly pain well execuTecl. . .as- sembly in uproar aT impersonaTiOn OT B. Goodman. . .no meeTing cOmpleTe wiThOuT Binlcley. . .The OTTicers noT quiTe discouraged concerning The COurT. . .many meeT- ings held To discuss pOssibiliTies...many sTudenTs violenTly OppOsed...mosT OT Them aTraid OT iT. . .cheaTing and gum chewing major issues. . .discussing ways and means OT TurThering aThleTics. . .plans suggesTed To arouse everyOne's inTeresT in spOrTs. . .drive To geT books Tor school library. . .aT elecTion Time Pohl and F. SmiTh co-elecTed. . .almOsT a permanenT parTnership. . .a greaT cOmmOTiOn in meeTing aT Their insTallaTiOn. . .pep meeTings very peppy. . .cheer leaders Heid- lcamps and Reichelclericer TirsT semesTer. . .l-lall and BrundreTT, The second. . .new Alma lvlaTer yell subiecT OT much discussion. . .T-lall's graceful leaps Trom sTage TO Tloor. . .many suggesTiOns OTTered by seniors Tor improving Council, OFFICERS FirsT SemesTer Second SemesTer Pres.-Bob Shannon Pres.-Bob Pohl V. Pres.-Sue Curl V. Pres.-Frances SmiTh Sec'y-l-lelen l-lOlTsOn Sec'y-Mary BeusT Treas.-Max Binlcley Treas.-Diclc Renner Pyper, Grefher, Winiers, Simons PUBLIC SPEAKING-l-lardesl workers in school...under ambilious leadership of Mr. Marlin. . .one con'res+ afler anolher. . .M. K. Shroyer goes far in Peace Decla- marion. . .con+esl's al Wirlenberg, Kenl, Tiffin, Delaware and Cleveland. . . Three- Cornered Moon . . firsl' dramalic venlure of The Forensic League. . .Jewel Brower, 'rhe fluHery mama. . .Norma Anderson, lhe Brooklyn beauly wil'h Dick Simons, +he boyfriend. . .BeHy lsrael Jrhe heroine. . .Mr. Marlin and his cigars. . .'rhe dreamy poel Greer lvlarechal. . .Parry Poeppelmeier and Margie l-larroll loyal promprers . .Hero l-lenze. . .new annual conlesl af Universify of Daylon begun by 'rhis chap- +er. . .promises 'ro become one of largesr compelilions in Jrhe sfale. . .Phil Lorenz and Arlhur Schnacke exlempo speakers. . .fighling spirif of all 'rhe feam members ...Jewel Brower's humorous monologues. . .members giving devolions in Monday morning assemblies. . .up and coming sophomores and iuniors. . .Marian Winlers and Berry lsrael winning The coveled one hundred poinf award. OFFICERS Presideni' ........, Priscilla McCormick Vice-Presideni' ............ Jim Gibson Secrefary and Treasurer ......... PaHy Poeppelmeier Sfanding: Grefher, Anderson, Canby, Pickrel, Brower, Poeppelmeier, Economides. Seafed: O'Dell, Winlers, lsrael, Shroyer. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-Girl singers grow Trom a small inTormal group To a very suc- cessTul musical organizaTion. . .This year Girls' SexTeTTe added. . .sang over radio. . . TaiThTul piano players Nina Palmer and Gerry Braun. . .B. J. McMahon and M. A. Vandoren an excellenT dueT. .highesT success in achieving The goal oT excelle-nT raTing aT Miami. . . l-lummy, quoTe: Voices beTTer This year Thar' ever beTore. OPERA- The Sorcerer -A Tew noTes on a musical success. . . 'l'he Sorcerer . .. by Gilberf and Sullivan. . .Bob Boyd wiTh The sword and The gold braid. . . Jodie Bill as The mysTerious magician. . .Mary Alice Vandoren's clear voice.. .Jim Mor- ner cuTs capers on The sTage. . .Mary Barr wiTh The whiTe hair.. . Gerry GraeTer singing advice To her daughTer, Marian WinTers. . .The brighT, laughing chorus. . . bouqueTs To The girls. . .Kern goT a cabbage. . .and an orchid To Mr. lflumberger Tor The Tine performance. FourTh row: l'leiTz, GraeTer, Benz. Third row: Vandoren, Reeves, Mess. Second row: Palmer, Severin, KiTTredge. Dre-ssler. 1, n FirsT row: Murlin, OlT, Barr, l-larT1ell, STichT, Gilman. FourTh row: Grunewald, BrundreTT, Dressler, Lorenz, Killin, l-lunT, Mansur. Gano, Weaver. Third row: Hipsher, Reeves, Severin, Reerne- lin, l-leiTz, C. STevenson, KiTTredge, Mun- ger. Second row: Lane, R. Geis, Curl, A. Ferne- dinq, Freudenberger, Murlin, OIT, Bar' ringer, STichT, Van Horne. Firsf row: Mr. l-lumberger, Shroyer, LauTen- slager, J. Ferneding, l.amberT, D. Simons, WinTers, Kern, T-lall, GraeTer, Bill, Van Doren, Boyd, Barr, Morner, Moore, Economides, George. Orches'l'ra: G. Greene, Franlc, F. l-lowland, G. Greene, W. Husmann, RoTh, Palmer. Page forty-nine A 1 . ' T il 1,5'f'es?f.7 - . 'i'? .f'5? F ,.... g. , -, -? S : , 51,. 'P Third row: BurneH, Shuliheis, Boyd. Second row: Connell, Roih, Loudon, M Husrnann, Langley, Prugh, R. Marlin Moifel, Humberger, Winfers, Wenzel Franz, Sheeran, Berridge, B. Barr Walkup, Sauer, V. Cornell, M. Barr W. Husmann, Hyre. Firsi' row: Frank, Laughner, Kiifredge F. Howland, Hopkins, H. Greene, G Greene, Schuler, Evans, M. K. Shroyer Wills, B. Connell, Bell. Sfanding, lower righf: Palmer, Jollay Boreng Mr. Humberger. direcfor. ORCHESTRA AND BAND-Greefing The siudenis on Monday morning.. .members waiching Mr. Humberger ihrowing himself info The leadership. . .Condii blowing lusiily on his big brass horn. . .Bob Boyd gazing dreamily on ihe audience as he beais his drums...rehearsals every morning ai eighi...Dave Prugh lending a musical noie wiih his fluie, . .praciicing faiihfully for ihe opera. . .Here Comes ihe Bandi. . .glorious array wiih siriking blue and gold uniforms. . .while spais daz- zling ihe eyes of all speciaiors. . .Sland up and cheerl. . .ihe hush of ihe crowd as ihe flag rises againsi ihe blue sky. . .music 'rhai makes ihe heari beai fasier and siaris feel rapping in iime. . .praciicing leiier formaiion on ihe aihleiic field. .. band boys' moihers organizing a new socieiry for ihe purpose oi furihering Jrheir sons' achievemenis. . .making ihe audiioriurn ring ai pep assemblies. . .ihe clash of cimbals-The roll of drums.. .we love a parade. . .under able managemeni of Bud Hunier and Roy Hay.. .crowning eveni of year, . .Oakwood plays hosi io nine oiher schools in ihe Annual Wesiern Ohio Band Fesiival. . .made possible by The ambiiious and capable Mr. Humberger. . .held May I4. . .len big bands... conducied by famous musician Frank Simon. . .dazzling parade ihrough Jrown. .. over five hundred players. . .huge success.. .brings fame fo Oakwood and a real 'rribuie ro Mr. Humberger. S. Jones, J. Gales, Boyd, Cushwa. Prugh. Sfoecklein. Third row: Hendrix, D. Smiih, J. Cusier, Bancroft Condii, Evans, D. Connell, Second row: Wenlzel, Fiizpairick, G. Sioecklein, Paddock, Walkup, Barr, Sauer, Hipsher, Sheeran. Berridge, Shuler, Lockner, Mr. Hurnberger, Firsf row: Rofh, Liming, Morner, B. Say- lor, Mohfel, Humberger, Jr., R. Mar- Hn, Grunewald, Kronour, Harlzell, Her- berl, Chenoweih, C. Shuliheis, B. Thur row Hall Adkins l-l Greene Kellner Poeppelrneier Hosier be-cond row DuVall Banker Rice Marlha Vance Firsl row Beusl Greene ODell Pickrel er r . ,,,A .. . ,,,,. .. ,.,.., .,,, ..... '......., cl : , ' . . , 3 I I I . . i . i D r. SENIOR PLAY- Remember lhe Day -ll's nol easy lo lorgel Remember lhe Day . . .lhe slory ol a leacher and one ol her pupils. . .lhe enlhusiaslic audience ...lhe packed house.. .knilling al rehearsals. . .Eloise Pyper licking lhe plale ol ice-cream. . .Alice Canby, Dolores Slorck, Janel Whalen as giggly school girls ol long ago...Mrs. l-larsh's relreshmenls. . .Jane Wyall never missing a cue...a real slar. . .Mr. l-larsh's keen sense ol humor. . .Charles Marlin in lails and lopper ...l-lero l-loyne. . .big lighl belween Dave Banker and Neil Schram. . .Bill Adkins, lhe food-loving lalher. . .lhe lunny clolhes. . .Dorolhy O'DelI wilh a knol ol hair on lop. . .V. Poeppelmeier singing My Big, Beaulilul Doll . . .our idea ol old- lashioned leachers, Eleanor Pickrel and Ed Kellner. . .orcheslra playing The Glow Worm . . .Belly Jane McMahon's and Mary Alice Vandoren's in-belween duel, Dear Old Girl. JUNIOR PLAY- Life Begins Al Sixleen -So say lhe juniors. . .and lhey say il wilh a bang. . .lasl lines and quick relorls. . .slupendous Slorms wilh lwin sisler Shroyer. . .Freddy Reichelderler, an old smoolhie wilh muslache and sideburns. .. Remie worrying aboul her evening dress. . . Fally Sheridan wilh his appelile and l-low Ya, Folksl . . .Gerry Graelefs Garbo accenl. . .Bob always-gels-his- woman l-lowland and his woman Lenora Jollay. . .Norma lwo-gun Anderson, lhe lillle sisler. . .Anne Munger and Bob Schaeller-il's lhe parenls who pay. . .Ye Olde Sociely ol lhe Secrel Seven. . .and lasl bul nol leasl. . .Shroyer reading Esquire and almosl slopping lhe show. Slanding: Mr. l-larsh, coach: Slevenson Mansur, Reemelin, Slorms, Graeler, Grelher, l-leilz, S. Smilh, McSherry Sheridan, Oliver. Sealed: Gailher, Shroyer, Munger, N Anderson, Jollay, I-lowland, Reichel derler. QUILL AND SCROLL-l-lard-working iournalisTs receive long-soughT-Tor recogniTion .Mmembership in The Quill and Scroll, inTernaYTional honorary socieTy Tor high- school iournalisTs. . .eighT seniors chosen Tor iniTiaTive, iournalisTic abiliTy, scholar- ship, and accornplishmenT...Max Binlcley only iunior To win coveTed honor... shining gold pins given aT iniTiaTion...rnembers plan special proiecTs, such as ediTing one issue oT local paper. THE ACORN -The good ship Acorn makes iTs TirsT voyage on The blue seas oT color. . .The capable capTains, RuTh PeTiT and MargareT Mess, aT The helm. . .Ad- miral Lesser wallcs The declc To see ThaT The crew is busy. . .Purser Carroll l-laThorn anxiously keeps an eye on raTions and budgeTs. . .STaTT CapTain Vance readying The passenger lisT by sailing Tirne. . .QuarTermasTer BeusT delving inTo The hisTories oT The TirsT-class midshiprnen, . ,Sally Greene mapping ouT The ship's course... Chief STeward Piclcrel Tracking down The passengers' acTiviTies. . .MarTha Rice wiTh her eye on The hurnor aboard, . .Ship's ReporTer Canby on a search Tor TalenT. . . Chief Engineer Zonars geTTing The TypewriTers ship-shape, . ,Bob Shannon in charge oT The sporTs deck. . .FirsT MaTes Poeppelrneier and MarTin hurrying lasT minuTe arrivals on board.. .Ship's PhoTographer Rieger hiding behind his lens. . .Second MaTe Fulrner adding To The ads . , .officers Thanlc The willing and hard-working declc hands. . .all ioin in Bon Voyage To our CapTain in CaliTornia, RuTh PeTiT. ..-5. QUILL AND SCROLL Leff To righh Miss Lesser, aclviserq Pickrel, Vance, Fulmer, MarTin, Mess, Binlcley. McCormick, Vandoren. ACORN STAFF CHAI RM EN STanding: Rieger, MarTin, BeusT, Poeppel- rneier, HaThorn, B. Shannon, Rice, Canby, Piclcrel. SeaTed: Fulmer, Mess, S. Greene, Zonars Page fifty-two Slanclingz Dougherly, Killen, Slewarl, Kerr, Norris, McCormick. Sealed: Morris, Bogart P. Berry, Miss Hadeler, Van Dyne, Dressler OAKLEAFLETH-The Oalcleafle1 ' slall deserves a big hand. . .lhey noi only pul ou+ fhe only school paper bu+ +he handbook as well, . .credi'r goes 'ro Miss Hadeler and her hard-working group of ninfh graders. . .Doro+hy Jean Kerr leads l'he lisf as edilor-in-chief. . .among her helpers were: Peggy Dougherfy, Marianna Kimmel, Howard Blose, and Paffy Killen. . .oulsfanding issue of year was Know Your Ci'ry number. . .valuable dare and 'fads aboul' Oakwood. . .good ilems in every issue were The liferary con+ribu+ions...also, long-looked-forward-'ro iolce columns. Facully Adviser. Eclifor-in-Chief ..... Lilerary Eclifors. Sporls Edilors.. Assembly Ediior. .. Arf Eclilors .... Club Edilor .... Exchange Ecli+or Humor Eclifor. . Adverlising .... STAFF Miss Hadeler Dorofhy Jean Kerr Peggy Dougherfy Lois McCormick Elizabefh Van Dyne Marianna Kimmel Howard Blose Belly Norris Pafricia Berry Lois McCormick Elizabefh Van Dyne Dona Morris PaH'y Killen Frances Wagenhals . FourTh row: Geiler, Jund, GraeTer, Pickrel. Third row: Kromphardf, Cumming, Barr, WinTers, Wills. Second row: Linder, Herroll, Dolle, J. Jund, Brower, l-leiTmann, Crandall. Firsi' row: Breidenbach, Economides, Cox, Jollay, lsrael, l-lunT. GIRL RESERVES-The second year and growing sTrong. . .iniTiaTion wiTh many new members...hikes in Hills and Dales...many inTeresTing ouTside speakers on all subiecTs. . .insTallaTion oT new oTTicers aT mid-year. . .Girl Reserve Conference in Springfield in April. . .ouTside social acTiviTies such as skaTing parTies and dances ...Mrs. Kelly wiTh The help of Miss Wills conTinues her grand leadership. . .a year oT progress Tor The Oakwood Girl Reserves. MISCELLANEOUS CLUBS NINTH AND TENTH YEARS-The AsTronomy Club, under The able direcTion oT ProTessor Edmund Bigelow, has been exploring, in discussion aT leasT, our vasT solar sysTem. . .The words kniT one, purl one Torm The underTone Tor The kniTTing club, where The girls proceed To Turn ouT various arTicles oT apparel, which we are proud To say, are TiT To be worn by The mosT TasTidious. . .iniTiaTion sTunTs and Tricking a Tramp, TeaTure in Bringing Up Tommy, an honesT-To-goodness play wriTTen by members oT Miss Lesser's CreaTive WriTing Club.. .boys who are in- TeresTed in Tlying, as a hobby, Teel righT aT home in The Model Club, where They noT only build model airplanes buT also apply auTomaTic power To Them. . .Miss l-larvey's Fine ArT Players recognized by auThoriTies as The greaTesT rivals Fred Allen has To compeTe wiTh and Their presenTaTions, given in assembly, have proved To be very successTul. ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH YEARS-The name oT Mr. Marsh's CurrenT EvenT Club comes, so we have been Told, Trom The LaTin word curro meaning To run, and Trom inside inTormaTion The discussion cerTai1nly runs on and on. . .so ardenT have Miss l-layner and her girls been in maTTers perTaining To healTh, ThaT a Trip To a local sewage disposal planT was included in The l-lealTh Club's program Tor The year. . .because of his numerous Tans, desirous oT more maThemaTical knowledge, Mr. Lewis sTarTed The MaTh Club, which has proved To be very successTul. . .in our opinfbn There are Too many rules in The sporTs world, and we can'T imagine anyone wanTing To know anyThing more abouT Them, buT Then, any club Mac l-lummon would have is sure To raTe ace high. . .The moTTo oT The Home Economics Club is l-low To 6eT and l-lold Your Man . . .dramaTics, music, journalism, arT, and public speaking groups TeaTure as usual. I ATlIllETl4 S W THE GAME IS ON! THE GAME IS ON! The Tall aThleTic season was TeaTured by The dedicaTion of The new sTadium as The sTudenT body Turned ouT en masse. TogeTher wiTh oldsTers, To Torm a colorTul seTTing. The Team was dogged by iniuries, and hence The win column suTTered. AlThough only one game was won in The new sTadium The Lumberiacks showed To a Tair advanTage away Trom home. The climax oT The season was The win over The big Troy Team on a sloppy Tield. Girls' aThleTics Tared much beTTer Than boys', as They losT noT a game in any sporT, The hockey Team remaining undeTeaTed Tor The Third consecuTive season, and The baskeTball Team Tor The second sTraighT year. Much crediT should go To Coach l-layner and her l-layneriTes Tor so deTiniTely proving Their superioriTy over all oTher girls' Teams in The Miami Valley. BaskeTball Tans wiTnessed one OT The besT seasons This sporT has enjoyed aT Oak- wood. The Team was The aThleTic TavoriTe oT The sTudenT body, and They backed iT one hundred per cenT. Scrap was The keynoTe of our gang. which upseT The ToremosT Teams of This secTor. ' This year's Track group was noT quiTe as sTrong as lasT year's disTricT champion- ship aggregalrion, buT neverTheless a good Team. As The yearbook wenT To press, Mr. Cook predicTed The Team would successTully deTend The disTricT TiTle. WiTh an abundance of underclassmen ouT, The prospecTs Tor nexT year's Team seem To be a reTurn To Tormer greaTness. The baseball Team This year was under The leadership oT a new Coach. Ed Bige- low. Due To losT opporTuniTies and lack of scoring punch, Three oT The TirsT Tour con- TesTs were losT. The Team has, however, a good chance To cop The disTricT cham- pionship. AT The Time The Acorn was published, The golT Team was Tied Tor The ciTy league lead. The Lumberiacks' Tennis ouTTiT copped Their TirsT maTch Trom FairmonT as The Tennis season goT OTT To a laTe sTarT. The Team showed well in The inviTaTional Tourney aT Kenyon. The girl TennisTers appear aT press Time To be dominaTed by sophomores. The Team had diTTiculTy in scheduling maTches, so mosT of The Time was spenT in inTer- squad Tourney. MENTIONINC-E' THE MENTORS Behind The scenes oT Oalcwood's greaT aThleTic organizaTions are The coaches. They are a necessiTy Towards success, buT when ThaT comes They are seldom com- plimenTed. Mr. Coolc's personaliTy and physique are an inspiraTion To The TooTball and Track Teams. l-le is a greaT Tellow, hence produces greaT Teams. Mr. Marsh's psychology and TacTics always malce Oal4wood's cage crowd a Teared opponenT, and righTTully so. A mixTure oT brains wiTh cheerTulness and wiT, he malces even losing noT so bad an occasion. Much oT The lengThy record achieved by The girls' baskeTball squad was due To The successful eTTorTs oT Miss T-layner. She lcnows how a game should be played in order To win. She Tells The girls: They Tollow her direcTionsg and so They win. She also advises The classy hockey warriors. This was Mr. Bigelow's TirsT year as baseball coach and he did a Tine job. Mr. l-lumrnon always comes Through wiTh a winning Tennis Team. ln The Junior l-ligh School, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Marsh, and Mr. MarTin Teach TooTball TundamenTals which are valuable during The years To come. Mr. Marsh, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Hummon, Mr. Cook, Mr. MarTin, Miss Hayner. Page fifty-seven l Fou.rfh row: Mgr. Crawford, B. Greene, Rickey, Eichenberger, Burneff, G. Greene, McKinney. D. Renner, Reichelderfer, Mgr. Sfandish. Third row: Mgr. Oliver, Calkins, Ander, Sheridan, Priesf. Gafes, Prugh, Barr, Kelfner. Second row: Requarfh, Marfin, Mgr. Newill, Hughes, B. Pohl, Moore, Hobsfeffer, Howell. Adkins, McNeal, Schaeffer, Condif, Breidenbach, Coach Cook. Firsf row: Coach Hummon, Worfhingfon, W. Esfabrook, Gowdy, Graveff, H. Greene, Capfain l. Renner, Harfmeier, Hoyne, Johnson, SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL-Two regulars back from championship '35 feam. . .dif- ficulf schedule.. .Coaches Cook and Hummon furn in fine iob wifh inexperienced ouffif. . .only fwo weeks' pracfice before opening baffle af Springfield. . .Breiden- bach's flashy open field running in Washingfon C. H. game. . .feam clicked af Wesf Carrollfon...Harfmeier, firsf year man showed fo advanfage... Wid's passing and drop-kicking a field goal and highlighfs of Fairview game.. .in sea of mud af Troy. . . lrv Renner gave greaf kicking exhibifion, leading feam fo up- sef win...lack of scoring punch cosf Wyoming game...Graveff. a iunior, af quarferback. . .feam held on Wilmingfon's one-yard sfripe in lasf minufe. . .Pohl, quard, played fine defensive baffle. . .spirifless Blue and Gold aggregafion frimmed by Fairmonf. . .Turkey day fracas and defeaf had brighf spofs. . . Hank Greene made fackles all over field and Gowdy was real pepperbox. . .many refurning lef- fermen make nexf year's prospecfs good. . .banquef given by Mrs. Greene af Runnymede. . .Renner named capfain and Breidie wifh broken leg in casf, chosen honorary capfain. lRVf' 4 SUMMARY Oakwood .... ... O Springfield ..... Oakwood . I9 Washingfon C. H Oakwood . 25 Wesf Carrollfon . Oakwood . l3 Lebanon ....... Oakwood .... . . . 3 Fairview . , . . . . Oakwood . 6 Wilmingfon . Oakwood .... . .. 0 Wyoming ... Oakwood .... . .. 8 Troy ..... ... Oakwood .... ..... O Fairmonf ... 74 SENIOR HIGH HOCKEY--Hockey Team undeTeaTed Tor Three years. . .more girls Than ever. . .TiTTy in number. . .CapTain Spalding l-lunT besT goal keeper in years whizzing Ashley. . ,l-lolTson dribbling The ball Tar disTances. . .Dolores STorck's en- Thusiasm and abiliTy as Tull-back. . .Nancy WolTe's good playing kepT Billie wor- ried, . .Mary BeusT's sock on The head. . .DuVall hiTTing The ball over on The TooT- ball Tield. . .wonder why?. . .FiTzgibbons and HolTson making goals. . .Geis and Berry running all over The Tield. . .Phyl STanley and Marge I-lyre Tlunkie goal keepers wiTh hard knocks and hard jobs. . .playing The Fairview game in knee-deep mud. . ,players slipping and sliding. . .everybody as muddy as Old Black Joe , . . single poinT scored againsT Liz when she busied herselT wiTh oTher inTeresTs . .. TooTballs and sTreamers breaking up pracTice due To a rehearsal Tor sTadium dedi- caTion. . .The girls' piling on Top oT The ball.. . Dorie only regular sophomore on The Team. . .Lois Geis, Sug, and Jane T-lunTer good prospecTs Tor nexT year... hurrah Tor The new Togs and sTicksl. . .The orange and black bibs cause much mer- rimenT. . .sub Tull-backs cold and Trozen during pracTice, bench warmers, diTTo. .. besT oT all-Miss I-layner's coaching. SUMMARY Oakwood ..... .... 6 Fairview . . . . . . . I Oakwood ..... .,.. 8 Fairview . . . . . . . O SENIOR HIGH HOCKEY Third row: Mess, PeTiT, STichT, MarTha Vance, ClemenT, J. Ferneding, Sebe SmiTh, L, Gels KieTaber, Legler, Marilyn Vance, DuVall. Second row: HunTer, DenTerlein, Whalen, Greer, KiTTredge, Reemelin, R. Geis, Berger Canny, Schad, CasTor, STanley. Firsf row: George, Pickrel, Mgr. Lange, Coach Hayner, STorck, Hyre, WolTe, Huffman Ashlpy, HosTeTTer, F. SmiTh, HunT, I-IolTson, BeusT, Brown, FiTZgibbons, Berry, Keogh Murin. Third row: Kiefaloer, Greer, Hyre. Legler L. Geis, Wolfe. Second row: Mgr. Caslor, Slorck, Huff- man, Wills, B. Crandall, Killin, Berry Mgr. S. Smirh. Firsl row: R. Geis. F. Smilh, Hosleller Capl. Hollson, Hunl', Heilmann, Fifz- gibbons, Coach Hayner. Mgr. Bradford SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL-Undefeafed for 'rhirly slraighl games.. .due ro Hol+son's accurare sho1's... Liz Hun+'s lighring spirif. . .Billy's speed. . .Fran- nie's inspirarion lPohll. . .Hei'rmann's lechnique. . .Ri+a's abilily 'ro guard her man lin baskerballl. . . Dorie Hosleller, The young sophomore making Ihe firsl leam while Slorck and Wills, seniors, warm rhe bench. . .KiIlin's effort . .Miss Hayner's coaching. . .pesky sophomores. . .consislenr juniors. . .oulsranding characlerislics ol Ihe seniors. . .lale pracrice every nighl' in 'Ihe week. . .Managers Bradford, Smilh. and Caslor doing a fine iolo. . .clolhes missing in locker room...gym shirls or- dered wrong.. .slippery gym shoes.. .Fairview's challenge. . .lwon 53 'ro bl. .. scoring 372 'ro opponenls' I87. Oakwood . . . . . Oakwood . . . . . . Oakwood . . . . . Oakwood . . . . . . Oakwood . . . . . . Oakwood , . , . . . Oakwood . . . . . . Oakwood . . . . . . Oakwood . . . . . . Oakwood . . . . . . Oakwood . . . . . Oakwood . .. . . . Oakwood . . . . . . SUMMARY 29 Lena Conover 3I Dixie .... 34 Alumni ..... I9 Monroe ..,,. 26 Wyoming ... 22 Brookville ... 26 iellbrook ... 30 Belhel .... 30 Fairmonl' ... 3I Cenlerville .. 25 Beaver Creek 35 Lewisburg ... 34 Highlands, Ky. ,... y 372 II I9 0 I3 I7 . 8 8 I4 25 20 20 20 I2 I87 SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL-GianT killers. . .deTeaTed ciTy league champs, Fairview, and counTy league champs, CenTerviIIe. . .broke CenTerviIIe's nineTee'n- game winning sTreak. . .IosT Three oT TirsT Tour baTTIes, Then hiT sTride and copped nexT seven. . .I-Iarve RequarTh's pivoT and baT-in shoTs made him one oT The ouT- sTanding cenTers in This secTio-n. . .Bob I-Ieidkamp's Timely seT shoTs rolled up The poinTs. . .CapTain Renner, a greaT defensive player and leader. . .his play againsT The ciTy's leading scorer, Loren WrighT, in Fairview game parTicuIarIy briIIianT. .. GraveTT and Kerr were greaT scrappers, . .WorThingTon's coming Through under pressure in TournamenT. worThy OT menTion. . .Team won Dr. BarThoIomew Trophy second sTraighT year by deTeaTing FairmonT. . .reserve Team, Ied by Mack and TomperT had successful season. . .Dave Prugh wins FairmonT reserve game in closing seconds wiTh Thrilling shorT shoT. . .sTudenT enThusiasm highesT in hisTory as Team sTops Dunbar's win sTreak and Then loses To Sidney by Two-poinT margin in DisTricT TournamenT. . .only Two seniors IosT Tor nexT year's squad, making prospecTs besT in years. SUMMARY Oakwood . .. I3 WiImingTon . ... 23 Oakwood . . . 24 STeeIe ...... .. . 29 Oakwood , .. 22 Wyoming ..... ... 5 Oakwood . ,. 22 Wesi' CarroIITon . , .. 25 Oakwood . . . 20 Troy .......... .. . I7 Oakwood . . , 26 Fairview .... ... I7 Oakwood .. . 20 CenTerviIIe .. ... I4 Oakwood ... 39 Lebanon ...... ... I9 Oakwood ... 26 Miamisburg ... ... I9 Oakwood . . . I6 FairmonT .... ... I3 Oakwood 3I Dunbar 27 Oakwood .. . 28 Sidney .... ... 30 287 238 Third row: Gray, G. Greene, D. Renner, GaTes, Prugh. Second row: Coach Marsh, Andrews Mack, D. Heidkamp, WenTzeI, Howell TomperT. Firsi' row: GraveTT, B. Heidkamp RequarTh, CapT. I. Renner, WorThing: Ton, Kerr. Third row: Slahl, Schnacke, Cowden Kiser, Farler, Prugh, B. I-lenze, Johnson B. Smilh, Richards, I-losier. Second row: Mgr. Slandish, Hoyne, G Greene, I. Renner, H. Greene, C- Shroyer, Bancroll, Walkup, Worlhing lon, Coach Cook. Firsi row: Mack, Gowdy, Poeppelmeier Requarlh, Breidenbach, Hobsleller Linard, Kyle, Gales, Gano. 'K . ig . I - or Is I Ck SENIOR HIGH TRACK-Oakwood produces good lrack 'ream annually.. .lhis year no exceplion. . .lrom number of underclassmen our il would seem lhal lhe lrack fulure is well insured. . .Breidenbach runs lhe cenlury dash for lhird conseculive year. . . Reguarlh cops more lhan lilleen poinls Iwo meels in a row. . .Sophomore Jack Gales ace pole vauller. . .breaks vaulling pole and Then comes back lo win evenl. . .weighl men run close second in medley relay in Lebanon meer. . .high iumper Prince lvlack runs from ball diamond lo compe+e...Linard, Throwing iavelin lor lirsl year, hurls I+ over l4O leer consislenlly. . .weighl man Hoyne claims ll.6 hundred yards. . .greal lulure for Breidenbach's running male, Gano, pre- dicled. . .al lime ol prinling ol annual only lhree dual meels had been run. SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL-Team has new coach, Mr. Bigelow. . flighling spiril pres- enl' in all games. . .Calcher Dickie Kerr leader ol: lhis spiril. . .Gravell handled shorl slop in greal slyle. . .Ted Howell, a consislenl lhorn in pi+cher's side... Bud Temperamen+aI I-larlmeier versa+ile...pilches, plays lirsl base, bals bolh righl and lell handed.. .boys bow in lirsl Iwo games. . .Roosevell and Kiser vic- lors. . .miscues and absence ol balling punch. . .hil slride in Fairmonl game. .. Dragons held lo one hir and shul' oul, 8-O. . .dislricl honors goal of leam. . .pros- pecls good. SUMMARY Oakwood ,... ... F Kiser ..... . ... 6 Oakwood .... .. E Roosevell ... ... 6 Oakwood ... N 8 Fairmonl ... ... 0 Oakwood .......... ........... ........ 6 R oosevell .......... 8 lhird row: Priesl, Israel, Rickey, Hermann, Filzpalrick, Fuller, Coach Bigelow. Second row: Mgr. I-lumburger, Sheeran, Firsl' row: Kellner, Eslabrook, Kerr, Gravell, D. Pohl, Feinerer, Harlmeier, Mcfxrlhur. ,Q . -:.ga:p..-.1 Riedmiller, B. Marlin, D. Connelly, B. Pohl, McSherry, Whalen, Eichenberger. I-leilmann, Howell, Andrews, Mgr. 5535 -'av Wfi Rafe Jf'i ffLi s f PTM BOYS' TENNIS-WhiTe-clad lads ouT To beTTer Third place sTanding in ciTy league ...squad cuT Trom seven To Tour in ac- cordance wiTh new rules...Gray and Bob Pohl likely singles men...doubles played by Tour men, Bill Connelly, Re- quarTh, Bob l-leidkamp, and Dunwoodie ...Coach Max l-iummon's genial per- sonaliTy overcomes diTTiculTy. . .parTici- paTed in boTh disTricT Tourney and inviTa- Tional Tourney aT Kenyon...crediTable showing made in boTh...good sporTs- manship key To success. LeH To righT: G,-owdy, Adkins, Lehr, WorThingTon GIRLS' TENNIS-TournamenT in Tull swing ...rainy weaTher and maTches posT- poned. . .courTs noT available. . .Team adds Tive new players, Sug Kiefaber, Doris l-losTeTTer, Mary Dunwooclie, Lois Geis, and Barbara Legler. . .iunior Trio: Billie, Izzy, and RiTa . . .lonesTar senior, l-lolTson, a good represenTaTive ...Miss l-layner's inTeresT in The Team, splendid coaching.. .all adds To The Tun oT The TournamenT. . .and here's luck To The winner. LefT To right Coach l-lummon, D. Connelly, Dunwoodie B Heidkamp D. I-leidkamp, H. Greene, B. Connelly, C. MarTin Kimmel Gray B. Pohl. GOLF-A Team wiThouT a coach, buT sTill a crack Team was The golT gang This year ... Mel Lehr, The capTain and chieT organizer. . .he and Bob WorThingTon consTanTly ending maTches wiTh same counT. . .Bill Adkins perTorming aT Num- ber 3 posiTion. . .Bob Gowdy, Number 4, Tired ouT Tor Track resulTing from golf maTches. . .Team uncleTeaTed and Tied Tor lead in ciTy league as This goes To press. Le'fT To righh l-lolTson, KieTaber, l-'losTeTTer, L, Geis l-lunT R Gel FiTzgibbons, F. SmiTh, Coach l-layner. ?:r:,:- T- Thircl row: Mgr. Newill, ReiTZ, SmiTh, I-leiTmann, Graves, Voge, Hubler, STewarT. Second row: Kilbourne, McGurk, HUTT- man, Van Dyne, Shroyer, Kerlin, G. SToeckIein, Keyes. FirsT row: EveriTT, Welch, McLaughlin. CapTain Blose, McCally, Berry. Saylor. .. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL-Under The eTTicienT coaching of Mr. Marsh, The iunior high TooTball Team made a very impressive record. . .Van Dyne, Shroyer, Wills, and KunTz ran up The scores, wiTh The line clearing The way. . .Bud Welch cracking Two ribs beTore a game and noT discovering Them unTil The nexT day. . .everybody play- ing in mosT oT The games. . .The Team mainTained an uncrossed goal line. . .closed The season wiTh a banqueT, Mr. Cook predicTing a championship wiThin The nexT Three years. SUMMARY Oakwood ... ... 52 WesT CarrollTon. .. .... O Oakwood 39 Miamislourg 0 Oakwood ... 7 FairmonT .... .. O Oakwood ... ..... 7 FairmonT ..... .. . . O IO5 O JUNIOR HIGH HOCKEY-Eigh+h and ninTh graders borh Tind hockey inTeresTing. .. BeTTy Ann Salisbury, JaneT Farrell, BeTTy Norris ouTsTanding halTbacks. . .STar and CapTain Kimmel's collecTing broken hockey sTicks. . .apples and cores galore... Peggy DougherTy, Torward, Terrorizes goal keepers Trom all angles. . .eighTh graders careTuIly conceal shin guards so as To be sure oT a perTecT pair.. .BeTTy SanTner, Too TasT Tor resT oT Torward line, Taces Tullbacks and goal keeper herselT. . .Teams hard To diTTerenTiaTe because oT layers oT cloThing which were very necessary... Campbell and Rausch, Tullbacks, sTand around and Treeze on accounT oT The lack oT work. . .game wiTh Fairview's second Team. . .Coach Nadine HaIl's amazing pa- Tience produces good Team Tor Senior High. Oakwood .............................. O' Fairview ... , , , I Second row: Salisbury, Rausch, Shank, Campbell, Breidenbach, Wendel, Sauer. FirsT row: Langley, Boren, SanTner, Kim- mel, Farrell, EgberT, DougherTy, Geilerg Miss Hall, coach. Page sixty-four Back row: Alley, Wendel, Zimmerman, Roll. Fronl row: Mgr. Van Dyne, Wagenhals, Norris, Fleischman, Capl. Kimmel, Killen, Shank, Dougherly, Mgr. Scharrer. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL-Miss Hayner's coaching leads lhe speedy ninlh-grade leam lo a very successlul season, . .Marianna Kimmel, Phyl Shank, and Peggy Dougherly give bench warmers a chance by running up lhe scores. ,. Belly Norris and Mary Jean Fleischman good sporls and very good guards. . .one casually, Jean Campbell's sprained ankle, , ,locker room loalers heckling Miss Hayner lill all hours ol lhe allernoon. , .Brose's Ballling Bulches overcome Lesser's Lucky Lumberiackels in inleresling inlermural game. . .here's hoping lhese ninlh- graders hold high lhe repulalion lhe presenl varsily has made lor ilsell when lhey reach lhe Senior High. TOTAL SCORES Oakwood .... .. . l85 Opponenls ..... . ,. 82 JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL-This year's leam one ol mosl successlul in hislory ol school. . .losl only lwo games. . .bolh lo Lincoln in close lighls. . .nighl game wilh Lebanon resulled in win lor locals ll lo 8. . . Dank l-leilmann and Speed Shroyer high-poinl men. . .Blose good pivol man. . .his heighl valuable around baske-l. . .besl game wilh Lincoln, allhough delealed I3 lo IZ. . .lhis gang should bolsler nexl year's varsily squad wilh plenly ol lirsl-class reserve malerial. TOTAL SCORES Oakwood .... .... l 33 Opponenls ....,......,...,.... SI Second row: Everill, Baldriclge, Rock. Mallern, Killredge, Anlhropus. Firsl row: Coach Marsh, Shroyer, Van Dyne, Wills, Saylor, Heilmann, J. Smilh, Voge. Page sixty-five O ASSOCIATION FOR BOYS Foo+I::aII+Adlclns, Breldenbach, Brock, Condll, Esralorook, Gowdy, Gravell, G Greene, H. Greene, Harlmeler, Hobslelrer, Howell, Hoyne, Hughes, Johnson, Kell- ner, Marlin, McNeal, Moore, Paddock, B. Pohl, I. Renner, R. Renner, Requarlh Shaefler, Sheridan, Worlhlnglon. Managers: Crawford, Newlll, Oliver, Slandlsh. Baslceiball-Gravell, B. Heldlcamp, D. Helclkamp, Howell, Kerr, Mack, I. Renner, Re- quarlh, Tomperl, Wenlzell, Worlhlnglon. Managers: Gano, Newill, Adkins, Grunewald. , Track--Breldenbach, Gowdy, Poeppelmeler, Requarlh, McNeal. Manager: Jody Blll. Golf-Adlclns, Lehr, Worlhlnglon. Tennis-B. Connelly, D. Dunwoodle, B. Heldlcamp, D. Heldlcamp, R. Pohl, C. Marlin. O ASSOCIATION FOR GIRLS Hockey-Ashley, Berry, Beusl, Brown, Burger, Canny, Caslor, DuVaII, Fllzglbbons, L Gels, R. Gels, Greer, Hollson, Hos+eH'er, Hyre, Huffman, Hunl, Klefaber, Kllfredge Mess, Plckrel, Slorclc, Reemelln, Schad, Shroyer, Smllh, Whalen, Vance, Wolfe. Managers: Lange, Murlln, Keogh. W U Baslceiball-Berry, B. Crandall, Fllzqlbbons, L. Gels, R. Gels, Hunr, Hosleller, Hell- mann, Hyre, Hollson, Klllln, Legler, F. Smllh, Wills. Managers: S. Smllh, Bradford, Caslor, Cummlng. Tennis-Dunwoodle, Klefaber, L. Gels, Hos'reI rer, Legler, R. Gels, Holrson, Fllzglb bons, Mansur, Kunlz. Managers: HunI', F. Smllh, DuVaII. f I 5' I - 1 . tx . sa 5? ' , .. -I 98 . ,A 52? 'G 1 -...L...,,. Vg MUN aff 4 1 -fp , 1 ff' , ff Q , 11. g 'hsgfiif , x.IJ?gE vmum., S b7'C7 ' L H, f 4 lal Belfer lafe llvan never... lbl Aw, go on! . . . lcl Musl be inleresling . . . ldj Sandy lel Cauglwi oil guard... lil Taking if all in, Jean? MISS OAKWOOD l-lair-Barbara Linglwam Eyes--Jessie Cumming Lashes-Dorollwy Bradford Complexion-Marianna Jones Teefli-Marina Rice l.augl'1-Belly Kolwr Smile-M. K. Geiler Figure-Belly Jane Killin Clollies-Alice Canby Dancing-Janel' Whalen Friendliness-Madonna Wills Drarnalic abilily-fDoroll1y O'Dell Nrlilelric abiliiy-l-lelen l-lollson Execulive abilify-Eleanor Pickrel Musical abilify-Mary Barr Menlalify-Mary Beusl' Arlislic abilily-Sue Oli' Willing worker-Elizabelh l-lunl Sense ol lwumor-Janel' DuVall MR. LUMBERJACK l-lair-Roberl Taylor! Complexion--David Banker Teellw-Carl Riedmiller Smile-Ed Ke-liner Eyes-Fred Rieger Eye lashes--George Lyfle Physique-Bill l-loyne Pxmbilion- Vince Poeploelmeier Clollies-Bill l-losier Dancing-Jim l-lobslefler Allilelic abilily-Irvin Renner Execuiive abilily-Charles Marlin Musical abili+yABob Rollw Menlaliiy-Phil Lorenz Arrisiic abilily-Ray Brock Willing worker-Ed Rauscli Sense of humor-Bob Gowdy Disposilion-Waller Kern Dramalic abilily-Bill Adkins lal Smack if, Mel . . . lbl Whal, asleep? . . . lcl And sew on, girls . . . ldl Pick . . . lel Fresh? . .. Ill Bill really isn'f backward . .. lgl Spring fever, huh? . . . lhl ls he? DICTIONARY ABBREVIATION-German haircufs ACTORS-Bob Shaeffer and Bob Sforms BALCONY-Only fwo bifsl BAND-Men in uniform, spafs and all BANKRUPThSenior class CALLOUSED-Our fingers affer fesfs CROOKED-Mosf boys' bow 'ries CORSAGE-Offen fhouqhf of buf rarely seen DISAPPOINTMENT-The corsage wasnlf seen DATES-The edible fruif of a palm free EARLY MORNING SKATER-Bob I-luqhes ENTI-IUSIASM-Our school spirifl FEUD-Home rooms 22 and I8 FIGHTERS-Boys' baskefball 'ream FLASH! I:l.ASHI-Max Binkley alias Walfer Winchell GRATEFUL-To Miss Lesser for her help GUM-Somefhing your feefh fif info Isa+h ways HARMONY-Mary, Nina, and Gerry HUMOR-Somefhinq we lack ICE CREAM-You'll scream when you finish fhisl INNOCENCE-Junior high people-buf waiflll INTELLIGENCE-Whaf every senior has?? JACK-AMONG-Tl-IE-MAIDS-Bob Pohl lSee Websfer's New Infernafionall .IEI.I.Y-I-lawaiian rhyfhm KEY-Reason why boys are lafe in geffinq home affer dafes lespecially when losfl KISS-To collide very lighfly wifh Z ...-You fhink LONELY-The school when fhe seniors leave LOST -Song fifle MAGGIE -Our edifor, famous arfisf, and European fraveler-fo-be MUG-Somefhinq you drink from. Believe if or nofl NAPSWAW fime befween 9145 and 3:IO NEVJ-Qur sfadium OLIVE-Overcyown pea wifh a fail Iighf OVERWORKED-Us PROMMSwinq session QUALITY-NOT QUANTITY-Grace Hopkins QUEEN-Beffy Kohr QUIZ-Daily, weekly, monfhly, and fwice-a yearly ' RADIO-Whaf keeps us from our home work RENNARD-Somefhing you deserve for reading fhis 'ISPIDERII-Mary Anderson sTARv'iNe-Faufinpefiad pupils TROUBLE-Somefhing welre always in TEACHERS--Reason we're always in frouble UNANIMOUS-Sfudenf Courl' ouf UNCONSCIOUS-Bob Worfhingfon during sfudy VACATION-Jusf around The corner VUNNERS--Girls' baskefball feam X-PLANATION-Free lSee I-Iumor Sfaffl YAWN-4The Grand Canyon of Oakwood YELI.-VV'haf we do af nie games of fhis one! lal STudying hard, girls? . . . lbl The delighT oT our sophomores . . . lcl JaneT and Neal lThis was jusT a coincidencel . . . ldl The winnahl . . . lel Pres. Ed Tells 'em abouT iT. PET 'PEEVES Mamie Berry-Waring let+ers Eloise Pyper-'leasing and boys Jim Tomperl'-l-lomeworlc over The week-end Frances SmiTh-Spongers Shirley Smifh-Being called a red-head Max Binlcley-TemperaTure readings over WHIO BeTTy Jane Killin-MosquiTo biTes Nancy Wolfee-Salad dressing David Banker-Me Bean Shannon- My girl Merrie l-lei+z-Prompfing Jean C5odTrey-TomaToes Bob Heidlcamp-ChemisTry George LyTle-People who say l knew you when- W Barbara Lingham-Wild WesT movies Carl Henze-Home Room IB Carl Riedmiller-Home Room 22 Ed Rausch- l.iTTle by l..iTTle's carbureTor Eleanor Piclcrel-Chipped finger-nail polish Mary K. Shroyer-Limburger cheese T. Simons-Double-crossers Ed KelTner-Pep Club Bob Ander-- Man on The STreeT Bill Hosier and mosT boys-Giggly girls Jim Gibson-Physics BerT Oliver-Being slapped on The back DoroThy Bradford-Fish JaneT DuVall-- STardusT Ted Newill-Coaches hollering aT managers Woody STandish- Manager, geT me some Tape. - Bob Pohl-Girls made up like drug sTore ln- dians Irvin Renner-Gowdy Bob Gowdy-Renner Warren Breidenbach- CasTor oil MarTha Rice-Snakes ArThur Schnaclce-Loclcer room iokes Marianna Jones-Trying To hiT a golf ball Norma Anderson-Operas Priscilla McCormick-WaiTing for people JaneT Whalen--Onions Dorofhy MacNab-June bugs Theodora Zonars-l-laTs Mr. Lewis-People lafe To class and school AunT Milly-Bud l-larTmeier Sally Greene-Being chuclced under The chin MarTha Vance-Simone Simon Jim Hall-Low heels and ankle soclcs on a daTe Any girls-Boys ThaT Tall: abouT Their oTher daTes Any boys-Girls doing The same Alice l-leiTmann-Tough broThers lal Our cenler , . . lbl 3:IO-schools oul! lfor anofher dayl . . . lcl Our end . . . ldl Serie . . . lel The Big Game . . . lfl Wheezer lgl Maggie WHERE TO FIND THEM Bob Gravelr-Billie's locker Lehr and Connelly-Pe+e's Poker Palace Jean Godfrey-On a dale Marge l-lyre-Girls' gym office Jody Bill-Bakery Janis Jund--Trolley bus Jim l-lobsiefler-Miss S+ilwell's room George Lyrle-Ice box Marfha Vance-Mailbox Mary Alice Vandoren-Ari room led l-lowell-Parks All Jrhe boys-Fronlr sleps l-leidkamps-Cafereria Vince-l-lelen's house Dolly Graves-Reeder's car Bud l-larlmeier-Typing room FAMOUS SAYINGS Dick l-leidkamp-Quil your beefingl Janei DuVall-I have never been so hungry. The Facully-Wail unlil you gel lo col- lege! Bill Connelly-Oh, l dOn'l know. Pal Fulmer-Everylhing happens +o mel Gaspipe Killin-Joy! Bob Shannon-l ain'+ a saying. Alice Canby-Oh, law! Jim Gibson--l'm enioying +he be-sl' of healfh, Thank you. Jessie Ashley-l-limmell Page seventy two Max Binkley-Know any lnklings? Jessie Cummings-Oh-o-o-o-ol Bed BOliver-You ain'+ lying. Blil Condil-l'll lake vanilla. Marfha Vance-See you al' fhe bug house! Bill Adkins--Or don'Jr you? Belly Schmid?-Lordy Lou! Bob Gowdy-Oh mel Madonna Wills-You're 'felling me? Warren Breidenbach--You musf be calm! Derry Graves-How you +alk! Mary Anderson-Oh fudge! my f Y w ,ff P' wx C , ,,,.4.....-f F- af 0 '-'A' f ' BQ! -W Q, F W I T E ff!! MQ X ' -5? ' , TM l, ' ' SMITH A lg 1-7 ,b 1 AA 'I' yu ff A 0 ' 5 Q Y .h 1 mf k X 2 + f ?Ef'9'E A MAA Q .. ,, J ' umm , Q k, Jixfx N Es x,x, eb g?,L1x ,. -f ax A '-' .,. .. L 4 624. 6' k A Y ' a ww Sis. ik ' Li, MVS , QW, , n X I fi 'Wx lk' Q A , A H if FA 5 'll T X I K V , fb X, 1+E.lb+vAMcvswfAAW ,Ip WV 1 X 1 B .,.x M G Jean, itll F, 7 somfrgi .,n!4:1,f2ul .I T xx ' xnxx . at vf, X' Kong? if, f i ' J A JJ ' ku r 1 , P ,N - ' Q -. .ikwzf ' 1 O ' X- - .BX 05? . :I A awk I9 X X 'Runnin-.wan F Q A W4 Amfcouwwv x I I-TAPKINS 7 W -A L, 'Wai 3x'uNnsggEo'xfKJ . P, .af A .A 1. uf. - X W My L it 5 v t X M Q -q,oT,,f- l lm 6, . N Y , A .H,..'5 K' N Xa was , M fy,-A M. JJ- . - l X Ilia au-x-runs-ui - X X I CL THE YEAR'S ACTIVITIES SunburnT noses rub grindsTone once again. ATTer Three days oT proudly landing in wrong classrooms-sevenTh graders Tinally geT adiusTed. Opening game of The season played aT SpringTield. Only serious casualTy, Ted I-lowell's dislocaTed shoulder. Oakwood's iusT shooTing ahead. Our sTadium was dedicaTed Today and posTeriTy won'T Tind any plugged nickels in The cornersTone eiTher. Breidy's broken leg Torced him To siT on The sidelines. Boo! I-lallowe'en came riding in wiTh iTs aTTendanT Who, me? aTTiTudes and suspiciously innocenT Taces. ElecTions over, dove oT peace reTurns Timidly To Oakwood. Oakwood leads The way ouT oT The depression! CommuniTy ChesT drive wenT 'way over The Top! The spiriT oT FairmonT was casT inTo roaring Tlames as a burnT oTFering, in The hope ThaT The Phoenix oT Oakwood's greaTness would rise Trom The Tire. ........buT The Phoenix laid an egg. Thanksgiving wroughT The baTTle oT a cenTury. ST. George had a Tough Time Taking care oT one dragon. buT we were beseT by eleven odd, all breaThing Tire. Lumberiacks gave all They had, Though, and a liTTle more. In an inTerview Today Police OTFicer WaTTs conTiclenTly predicTed ThaT no Tair Tlower oT Oakwood would ever Take up saTe cracking as a business. I-Ie sTaTes ThaT in all his ThirTeen years here he has never yeT come across an OakwoodiTe capable oT coping wiTh a combinaTion lock. Period oT unnaTural goodness seTs in, To lasT unTil December 25. Normvc, uwu-auAL Sepiiernber IIQI. 7 ' - T .0 io- 6 UU. T101 I8 -, if I Tl? Suk ' fy OcTober QI I I X XX I6 - STBDNAM ozmcm-eo L u cuwzss - November G25 , I ffl l 5 - ll ,.- 1 II 26 - lflK'l'If6T-SX 27 - R J ull ul Us A 28 - eil Q 'K 3I - Fggrblll- mm December 4 , iifglli 1 X, X 4 F' 4 x. I 7- I j 2 I xlms TIE: mu Fluvnru M - haul .lggr lsetoxz una: I2- 23- 24- 25- 26- A game wiTh WilmingTon opens The baskeTball season. CasT oT The senior play presenTed The Tear-ierker, Remember The Day. ATTer lasT curTain, audience uncerTain as To wheTher They should laugh or cry. AT a smash TooTball dinner The Team received leTTers and Irv Renner was awarded The besT all-round medal. OakwoodiTes sTarT ChrisTmas vacaTion Today. I All pig banks have peculiar shape owing To The pressure applied To squeeze ouT lasT piTiTul penny. ChrisTmas Day! . Banks assume normal healThy shape. ChrisTmas checks arrive. January 41 61 20-22 - 25-28 - February I4- 20- March 2.-. I9- 20- April I I6- 23- May I I- 3.. I5- 30- June 2, 2- 3..- 41 Leaving danced-Through slippers and wiITed dress collars behind, sTudenTs wander wearily back To school aTTer exciTing holidays. ChrisTmas skis and skaTes in use. SOTT chairs aT a premium. MournTuI silence and gloom prevail. . .mid-year's are upon us! Red Cross drive. Oakwood sTreTches ouT helping hand To suTTerers oT worsT Tlood in Ohio's hisTory. Be s+iII, my hearTI ST. ValenTine's day brings usual sighs and wiITing glances. Seniors are geTTing graduaTion picTures back Trom phoTographer. All in all, we're a very handsome IoT. The usual Tremendous and enThusiasTic crowd oT TacuITy and parenTs aT- Tend Palm Beach parTy, compIeTe wiTh eIeganT sryle show, aT Runnymede. The Sorcerer, presenTed by The music deparTmenT To a large audience proves a greaT success. I-IiT oT The evening-colored TIashlighT powders in love poTion keTTIe. ' - Spring vacaTion sTarTs and EasTer TesTiviTies looked Torward To by all. April FooI's Dayl We survived iT. The TacuITy slighTIy unsTrung. MeeT wiTh Fairview swings Track season under way. Juniors score again! This Time Their play, LiTe Begins aT SixTeen, pro- vides grand enTerTainmenT. Juniors in The headlines once more. AT The Junior Prom, TacuITy and sTudenTs Tripped The lighT TanTasTic. We are very proud oT us. ThirTy prize sTudenTs wenT down To Miami and TwenTy-eighT oT The ThirTy placed! . Underclassmen wenT around This aTTernoon wiTh hands TighTIy pressed To ears. Seniors pracTicing class song made halls unbearable. AnnouncemenT oT Girls' League Backward ParTy Threw Terror inTo hearTs oT males, buT all Turned ouT well. No wall weeds. Seniors close one door on careTree high-school career. BaccaIaureaTe service This aTTernoon in WesTminsTer Church, wiTh Mr. Page reading The service. Much IaughTer mingled wiTh a Tew sTray Tears as we aTTend Class Day program. Junior-Senior Farewell brings graduaTes and nexl' year's big shoTs TogeTher Tor The IasT Time. Commencement The IasT door oT high-school days slams in Taces oT TainTIy mournTuI seniors. SchooI's ouTI I wuz as ramen: , Q nik QCQD T.. ..... Q Elwrek vanlvrxcm vs. .5-wif Q I ,,,f.x-c. K Eff? If'?? .-1, -L -'- ,.x. - GR STRGTS rumen were an 'ml yells, lm ef. , gf mal ce Mi 333 ...J 522-13 uno Q-'Ji su ug., I um.: emu. Stull! 1'-ill 05' Svams insult F si, is I l gui X ,-J i .if- X C- . - e COMMlN5lMlu1' o. dl I Till .. N he 4 If DNE GOOD DEED DESERVES ANOTHER Page Apex Machine Company .... 88 Baynham Shoe Company .... 9l Berry, L. M. X1 Company ..... 87 Bohlender and Roysion ...... . . . 84 Borchers ...............,.. ... 78 Borchers lMr. McMakenl ..... 9l Bourne's, lncorporaled ......... 88 Ceniral Ohio Paper Company .... 88 Daily, Beri L., Inc. ......,..... 83 Dayfon Elecfrolype Company ..... 78 Dayfon Power X: Lighl' Company .... 87 Dayfon Sfreel' Transii Company ..... . .. 86 Drummond 81 Sloan Grocery ...... 8l Fidelify Medical Company ...... . . .. . 92 N Frigidaire .................................. . . . 77 General Furnifure 8: Upholsfering Company ...,. 9l Goody-Goody .............................. . . . 85 l-leer Prinlers ..... .. ... .. .... ... ... 90 Home Room 22 ..................... 89 Irvin, Jewell and Vinson Company .... 9l John's Beauiy Shop ,........... - ...... 81 Jonas Jewelers ...... . . . . .. 8l King's Markei ...........- . .. 82 Kuhns Broihers Company ..... 87 Mann's Beaufy Shop ........ 82 Mayfair Gowns ........ 1. Q . . . 83 Merchanfs lndusfries, Inc .... 89 Miami Ferfilizer Company .... 8I Miami-Jacobs College ............. . . . 86 Midwesi'-Fullon Machine Company ..,.. 82 Miller, R., Sporfinq Goods ......... 88 Nalional Meal' Markel' ...... 80 Oakwood Bakery .......... 83 Oakwood Drug Slore. .. . .. 84 Oakwood Grille .......... . . . 82 Oakwood Plumbing Shop ....... 89 Oakwood Press Shop ............ 78 Peerless Transporialion Company .... .. . 80 Pe+erson's ...................... .. . 8I Red Wing Company .... 88 Requarfh Lumber ......... 80 Rieger Bros. 84 Company .... 78- Servis' Resfaurani' ......... ...P 7 9 Simons, Ray ..... . . . 83 Slack, Helene ................. . .. 83 Slades' Drug Siore .......... V ....,.. 89 Spoerlein, Grace lBeau+y Shopl ..... . . . 83 Super Swishers .,,................... 89 Thal's Fashion ...................,.... 79 Wesiern Tablei' 8: Siaiionery Company .... . . . 84 Williams Markei ...................... . . . 78 Wills Coal Company .............. V. 92 Zonars Candy Company ..... . . . 84 SAFETY-ZONE REFRIGERATIO is cz necesyzhf 44 FOOD is essenTial Tor IiTe. Man musT sTruggle To geT iT, and Then sTruggle To keep iT. To proTecT his healTh he musT wage consTanT war againsT The Torces ThaT cause Tood To spoil. The baTTle has been ToughT since earIiesT Times. IT can never cease. IT is going on Today and will conTinue as long as men live. The enemy ThaT causes Tood spoilage is unseen. BuT This merely increases The danger . . . malces us less inclined To accepT seriously iTs consTanT ThreaT. The growTh and muITiplicaTion oT minuTe organisms cause Tood To spoil. AT warm TemperaTures, over 50 degrees FahrenheiT, growTh is rapid. Under 50 degrees, and above The Treezing poinT, 32 degrees, growTh is pracTicaIIy negligible. The mosT eTTecTive means oT guarding againsT The wasTe and dan- gers oT Tood spoilage in The home is wiTh SaTeTy Zone ReTrigeraTion ThaT mainTains consTanT TemperaTures beTween 32 and 50 degrees. IT is a necessiTy in our daily lives. From The very beginning, Frigidaire-The pioneer-esTablished Food SaTeTy TemperaTures aT IowesT operaTing cosT as a basic manuTac- Turing principle. And every Frigidaire sold Today, gives proof oT This accomplishment FRIGIDAIRE DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS SALES CORPORATION. DAYTON. OHIO . Q , . gfs MA! 4-,.,,, A V C II: FRIGIDAIRE M Ii.. bf. A . ..s. 7,x. fsec W... 5 ' .,,, W. .W ,.M.,,ss,.M, ,.,. ,,.,., . .. , ' - U s 3-I 1 MADE oruv sv sswzusznmorons ...sf , '--- .. I A x I 2 . .J w 3' ,,.. ...v,. , ...,., W I I I I Page seventy-seven Complimenfs of THE DAYTON ELECTROTYPE CO. Makers of CLAYBURN PRECISION PLATES Complime-n+s CompIimen+s of of RIEGER BROS. 81 CO INVESTMENT DEALERS STOCKS 8: BONDS B4 B. a. L. Accoums 408 Winfers Bank Bldg. 3I Park Ave. WaInuI' III3 Adamg 5l35 Any New Ford Car Compnmenfs S25 Per Monfh Of DOLIZILAIAZOJZNT OAKWOOD PRESS SHOP Borchers Auto Co. 366 Soufh Main YOUR LOCAL DRY CLEANER Page seventy-eight Complimenfs of NGRMAN AND GENE THAL Besi' Wishes fo ihe Graduafing Class -if- THE SERVIS RESTAURANT 33-35 W. Second S+. DAYTON, OHIO THE SENIORS SAY- You can always Tell a senior By his s'rru'r around Jrhe 'rowng You can always fell a freshman By his foolish looking frown: You can always 'fell a iunior By his bearing, dress, and such: You can always fell a sophomore, Bur you can never Tell him much. lCarson-Newman College, Page seventy-nine Page eighty Complimenis of REQUARTH NATIONAL LUMBER MEAT MARKET SONG HITS Pardon My Souilwern Accen'l ............... ...... M argery Jones Don'+ Lei I+ Happen Again .. ........ Mr. Lewis l'm Losf for Words .........,.. ...... E xam Day A PreH'y Girl ls Like a Melody .... ..... P aH'y Cas+or You're a Builder Upper ......... ....., W heafies Le+ Yourself Go ...... ...... T rack Team Dedica+ecl fo You .... ..... M iss Hayner To Mary--Wi+l1 Love . ...... Fred Rieger Complimenis of THE PEERLESS TRANSPORTATION CO. CompIlmenI's CompIlmenI's of of JOHN'S BEAUTY DRUMMOND SHOP AND 29 Wesf Firs'I' S+. Fu. 4I48 9 CompIlmen+s NTINGS A of .IONAS JEWELERS, IHC. PETERSON'S 9 Easi Second S+ree'I' I Wafches Ad 945 Complimenis of THE MIAMI FERTILIZER COMPANY DAYTON, OHIO MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS L P Complimenfs of THE MIDWEST-FULTON MACHINE CO. Builders of PAPER MILL MACHINERY DAYTON. OHIO N. S. TALBOTT, Presidenf W. V. KNOLL, Vice-Presideni' L. R. HERBERT, Treasurer C I' I . amp 'men S Compllmenis A of of OAKWOOD GRILLE M A N N ' S PARK AVENUE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 39 Park Avenue Walnuf 470I FuI+on 8l92 MOVIES My Dancing Lady -Janet Whalen K I N G , S Big BroacIcasI '-BIII Hcsier Affer Ihe Thin Man -Harvey's Shadow NI A R K E T Three Smari' Girls -Beusf, Beusf, Beusi' Ready, Willing, and AbIe -EIiZabe'I'h Hunf A Nighr af The Opera -March I9 I900 Brown S'II'ee'I' Man of fhe People -Charles Mariin Page eighty-two Complimenls of MAYFAIR GOWNS PRESERVE YOUR DIPLOMA Have II' Framed ai' BERT L. DAILY, INC. I26 E. Third S+. Ad. 412: BH-tmore Hoihel Room 407 Complefe Piclure Framing Deparlmenf Ar+is+s' Ma+eriaI Headquarfers Complimenfs 0 A K O O D of A FRIEND BAKERY FINE PASTRY ANY TIME 35 Park Ave. Walnuf 0I83 Helene Slack School of Beauty, Inc. RAY SIMONS, Inc. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Sevenlh Floor U. B. Building CARS ,- TRUCKS Exclusive service for bofh men DEPENDABLE USED CARS and women. Ad. Dayfon' N. Main S+. Hemlock C0mPIIlT19n'I'S Complimenls of of A FRIEND GRACE SPOERLEIN Page eighty-three Besi Wishes from Complimen+s WESTERN TABLET AND STATIONERY CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF- Oakwoocl School Tablels Four-Ring Noie Books Hy'I'one Wriling Tablels Hylone Slafionery Loose-Leaf No'l'e Books Spiral No'l'e Books Spiral Composilion Books Hyione Envelopes Complimenfs 'lo 'I'he Gradualing Class THE OAKWOOD DRUG STORE The Charles Zonars 22 Park Ave. C0mP3nY EVERYTHING IN DRUGS Good Candy ls Good for You ROBERT PARKS, Propriefor ANYTIME SONG HITS Swee'l Sue -Sue Oli' Soon -Vacalion ' Resfless -Sevenlh Period Same Old Line -Bolo Pohl Gee, Bul You're Swell -Miss Miller Thal's Life, l Guess -Jim Gibson nz N. Main S+. w. M. ROYSTON '-sing, sing, sing'--ones onus Page eighty-four Compliments of GOODY - GOODY 284I Salem Avenue 352I Wesi' Third Sfreef Page eighty -fi Complimenls of A FRIEND Congra'lula+ions Class of I937 THE DAYTON STREET TRANSIT CD College Grade Courses ln Business MIAMI-JACOBS CDLLEGE Miami-Jacobs Building Second and Ludlow Fall Term Opens Seplember 7 Cafalogues of Courses Senl Free on Applicalion FREE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT MINISTER: Do you 'lake lhis woman for buH'er or for wursl? GROOM: Aw, liver alone. I never sausage nerve! -Q... MR. CRUM: Whaf is wasfed energy? B. KOHR: Telling a hair-raising +ale lo a baldheaded man. Page eighty-six Complimenh of of K U H N S Complimenls 81 COMPANY l800 McCall Sireel' DAYTON, OHIO Public Responsibility Your Public U+ili+y is enfrusied wi+h +he responsibiliiy ol furnishing, whenever you demand il, an aclequale supply of Nafural Gas and Eleciricily. Homes ancl lndusfries alike know 'From experience llsal' we meel our public re- sponsibilify in a lhorougllly saiisfaciory manner. Every member of our organiza+ion is +rained 'lo +l1ink of our cuslomers as our friends. THE DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT CO- Page eighty-seven Complimenfs of BOURNE,S INC. DAYTON. OHIO Complimenis of THE APEX MACHINE AND TOOL CO. DAYTON, on-no Eaf and E,-,icy CompIimen'Is of THE RE5.ffIi.fcfE SZESM CENTRAL OHIO D PAPER Co. The Red-Wmg Corp. DAYTON' OH,O Main a'I' Burns FU. 9l66 Ful+On 5' ll R. MILLER Complimenfs SPORTING GOODS of We specialize in 'II1e indivicIuaI's a'IhIe'Iic needs. A GOLF TENNIS TACKLE GUNS SPORTSWEAR 7 W. Firsi' Sf. FU. 5042 Page eighty-eight Cenfral Plani' Easfern Plani Complimenfg Dayion, Ohio Linden, N. J. of SLADES SOUTH M ERCHANTS INDUSTRIES INC. Manufacfurers and Publishers PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHING, BOOK MATCHES 2001-29 Home Ave. Day'ron, Ohio END PHARMACY Brown Sireef ai' Fairground Complimenis of OAKWOOD PLUMBING SHOP Park Ave L. A. ENS 22 MR. CRUM: Whai' do you know aboui nifrafes? JESSIE A.: Well, +hey are cheaper 'khan day ra+es. WALTER KERN: I pui' my whole mind info 'Thai' poem. MR. HARSH: Evidenily. I see i+'s in blank verse. SUPER SWISHERS Basketball Team The Team Wiih +he Color Coach Bryce Shannon BOB POHL BOB GOWDY DON McNEAL BILL HOYNE WARD McCALLY Page eighty-nine Page ninety MODERN PRINTING IS ESSENTIAL TO EXPRESS THE NEW IDEAS IN STUDENT PUBLICATIONS -I-I-IROUGI-I years OT experience in prinTing high school and college yearboolcs, class and monThly magazines, we know The consisTenT eTTorT of Those responsible Tor These publicaTions To improve each succeeding issue. There is a consTanT demand Tor The someThing diTIerenT, disTincTive, ulTra modern. Only The up-To-daTe esTablishmenT has The TaciIiTies To meeT These de- mands-The graphic arTs indusTry has lcepT pace wiTh The march OT progress in This day oT Television and sTreamlined eTTiciency. The modern arT oT prinTing is essenTiaI To The besT expression oT The new ideas in high school and college periodicals. We will be pleased To Turnish specific inTormaTion abouT our compIeTe TaciliTies Tor This work, upon requesT. OUR COMPLETE SERVICE OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING LEGAL BLANKS LAW BOOKS RECORD FORMS LOOSE LEAF DEVICES SAFES BOOK BINDING QUALITY PRINTING THE F. J. HEER PRINTING CO. 372-386 SOUTH FOURTH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO Buy and Specify . . . ANCHOR PAINT I+ Holds Made in Dayfon by THE IRVIN .IEWELL 81 VINSON COMPANY Main Office and Salesroom I7 Eas'I Third S+reeI' DAYTON, OHIO Did You Know B O R C H E R S is THE place Io buy your NEW V-8 FORD WHY?-Well, because more aufomobiles, re- gardless of malre, have been sold by BORCHERS Ihan any oiher au'I'omobiIe dealer in Ohio. Cars are sold where Ihe besi' deal is given. Lei CLYDEf MCMAKEN Res. Bus. FU. I836 FU. 2I95 Complimenfs of BAYNHAM SHOE CO RIGGS 84 BUTTERWORTH OWNERS Main a+ Firs'I GENERAL FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERING CO. be SPECIALIZES IN UPHOLSTERING and FINE FURNITURE I906 So. Brown S+reeI' FuI'Ion 4I54 SONG HITS Under Your Spell -C. Henze You HH Ihe SpoI - coke Love in Bloom -Ted and Marianna Make Believe Ballroom -Our Gym California, Here I Come -Rufh Pe'I'iI' You're So Darn Charming -BeI Iy Kohr I'm in a Dancing Mood -Janei' DuVaII Page ninety-one PHYSICAL PERFECTION for all s+uden+s is an admirable goal. A sound body as a youih is a good basis for a heallhy lafer life. For an i+ems per+aining 'lo heallh, recommended by lhe school physician, nurse, coach, or your family physician, we hope you will call on us. We are medical supply headquar+ers. THE FIDELITY MEDICAL SUPPLY CO. 2l3 So. Main S+. Daylon, Ohio The Annual Sfaff sincerely appreciales 'lhe many hours of work confribuled by Miss Goldie Lesser loward making 'lhe ACORN a success. Here and now comes fhanks +0 her nol only from lhe s'l'aFf, bul' from every Oakwood sludenl. Complimenls of WILLS COAL COMPANY Page ninety-two K Z ff-. AUTOGRAPHS J x Q X 2 AUTOGRAPHS ai. 0 cwgmi QD 9.5. f C- 4512! if F, F C Q fs. zsiu If-, ,f N LN 3-X ' ,am ff of R, .X A 2 wb X W4 fob 17' - NA, I ,, AUTOGRAPHS ,f- 1' .f V' ff 4 I I .ld X Xi? X-5157! - XJ Nizviw f 57514 gg i A ff Y N W f x f j NV' QL law R52 58: 1 . +55 s 'X .55 X5 . w f 'p l, I, M I if W 0 If rs I l. f N! K