Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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7' N .SENIOR IIIGII CIIOIR-FIFTH ROWIJ AIIMI, Crnmie Culrerz. R. 1'lIL'.X'4lIliIL'I'. Ii. Smilh. G, I.nrer1:. D. Alflllfgllllltffvl. R. IUIJIIJYJII, fl, john- imu. j, Ilager. Ii. jnIm.rm1, Gefzlmrf, T. Frame, J. Gray. S, LIIVQIIZV Cfur'I,mu. Ytlleii IJOIVRTII ROUH: illneflcr. KflI.l'L', J. Griffitli, B. I111IfI. II. Iiogi. j. Off. Ii. I'rngI1. Cu.te1', I. Marlin. j. flmIrezc.t, P. OII. Ken- IILII. K. 0'Iir1w1. Cf. ll lII.re,i. TIIIRI7 ROW: SIVHIIL'-X, N. jnhumzer, Ilinlon, Dillencrilfrl. I.!l.l'f'. Spilfer. R, SnIIur.r. K. illlrrjvhi. S. Smit. Auagzmmnz. A. Snuzely. Ilnurtml. IIen.fIIv-1. SIit,'0ND RUll .' lf. Pm- 11eII, J. juner. Ii. Bierer. Bfllllllidllghl Luzar, Yilmue. fl Cfrlffillf. Ii Iilriill. D. CXIIVIIIII. S. Anfery. Mint. FIRST R0ll .' If. Zilllzllit' BiIIir1g.r. C. Kirgir, Slump. ill. Cllllllillgbdill. Alnrrir. Cf. Slfimr Suurtzel, Craig. P. Ilan. K. Buren. IJm.rrrfr'. Choral groups - eloquent Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do were some of the sounds heard every day from the choral groups busily practicing for their coming performances such as the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts which they pre- sented under the direction of Mr. Uhl. The Senior High Choir had a year full of activities I IfIfSIIrllflN CII0IR4'I'IIIRD RUll .' Iluffnllay, I3, Ilanlligdll ill. .ll1'.SIIIIIL'l. If. 'I'i1yInr. Cl. IId,l'.I'lIlL. S. IIJYVIJK. I'. French, P, Rub, I.. Ralf. I. C,'ur'lfr'riII, IIer1'mar1. SI. I'ierr'e. K. flfexamler, S. Ilnlzrlml. Cfarrell. K. Yorfefz SECOND ROll .' j. Dozier, Cahill, ill. fllnore. N. llulliifrr. IJ. llwuflwi, M. IIr111.ier1. ll . jmI4I. Ii. ScIJr'y1'w', S. I'u11keft. which were planned by the able officers-Bob Gebhart, presidentg Abby Griffith, vice-presidentg Donna Hinton, secretaryg Kitty Beth Boren and Sue Ardery. librarians. Along with the concerts they sang for Christ Methodist Church and the Art Institute. The year ended with the annual picnic at John Bryant State Park. C. Ilarrey. B. u,'Yd7'I1L'f, Llllllllfi. I. ZIUKQILW. I.. BIIIIIICV. j, '1'IutfIta FIRST ROll .' If Gambler. S, Ram,re1'. I'. CIur'i'e. I, I.41PIL'. l'Ii1II1f1.i. K. Kramer. F. Daneman. B, Dtu'nI,mn, I,I7lgIL', ZIIIUIIIIIII'-Q, C., ll fmiI- zvarzf. Fumlillg, K. I'IoI1I1.r. r' 7' R In T1

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demonstrate talent Nutr in Aluy. a rollicking comedy, was presented by the junior class March 13 and 14. The play, written by Cornelia Otis Skinner, noted actress-author, was fast- moving and laugh-provoking. Mrs. Signe Wood directed the play. Student directors were Bar Hassink and Adrienne Ash. Cornelia Otis Skinner CSharon French, Margy Toddj had an opening night to face. Despite the good in- tentions of Alden, her husband CGeorge Seldom, Bob Paveyj, and a friend Isobel QSue Spitler, Phyllis Haasl , Cornelia's day was quite hectic. Because her son, Michael QSteve Carr, Bob Gainesb gave up dinosaurs for girls, poor 'Ianice O'Neill CBarbara Parkin, joy Ratliffb was caught in the middle. However, after all the misunderstandings had been cleared away, Cornelia's play was a success and all the critics, including terrifying Writsimn O'Neill iDave Montgomery, Rick johnsonj, praised it. TOP RIGHT: Bal: I'a1'ey Iafkr In his .rleepv zwife. Margy Tmlrf BOTTOM RIGHT: Jil-1' Ratliff fllff0Il'llt46.f ber fanzom uncle. Rirk jobrlrmz, to Margui 'lkalfl Burl: Ikzrbizl and Dale Alwzlgonlery look ml at Sue Spitler Il'f.fl76.f Slldfllil Freurln guru! Incl? fur ripening nigh!

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