Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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IEIISIIEIIEIISIIEACORN I933'..3IlZll2lI2lI'SIIZl Class Will ITEM XXXIII Pally Gravell and Belly Pavey leave lo Alberl Daugherly lheir power lo conquer bashlul men, while Evelyn Fahrion leaves a good high record, bolh alhlelically and scholasliically, lo Alma Linder. ITEM XXXIV Richard Davis, Quarlel, Carney, and Phares, leave lheir band inslrumenls, which consliluled lwo lhirds ol lhe noise, lo Rex Sollenberger. Bill Smylhe leaves an excellenl baseball record lo Louis I-leald. ITEM XXXV Billy Wilkinson and Roberl Rilre leave size-I6 luxes lo John Pool, while lo Doris Filzgibbons goes Else Newcomer's love ol sludying. . ITEM XXXVI Fred Lealherman leaves his abilily lo wrile edilorials lo Roberl Kaser. Jane Smilh and Jane Barlow leave lheir scholaslic records lo Louise Snyder. ITEM XXVII Ames Gardner bequealhs his solemn and guiel ways lo none olher lhan Jaclc Ollo, and Ed Lorenz leaves lo Harry Nelson a rallle-lrap model A Ford. ITEM XXXVIII Donado and Thomas leave lheir loreign languages lo Marlha Krall, and Carol Cline leaves a pair ol specs lo Carol I-leald. ITEM XXXIX Louise Tschop leaves a Chow pup lo Elizazelh Flaclc. ITEM XL Margolis leaves lhree old red and brown lies, which he used lo vamp Sleele girls, lo James Richards. ITEM XLI George Parlcer leaves a clean slale lhroughoul high school lo I-lomer Marlin, and I-larriel Brown leaves her exlreme nealness lo Virginia I-luchins and Phyliss Wallcer. ITEM XLIII Bob Connelly leaves a lhree-year service baslcelball leller lo Phil Worman, and Pansing leaves his good loolcs lo Alberl Beusl. Marlha Sanders leaves 2l3 jig-saw puzzles lo A. Zoolc. Joe Godlrey leaves his abilily lo correcl Lillle I-larsh in Trigomomelry lo Junior Kerlin. ITEM XLIV Richard Ragar leaves a prinling press and ils accessories lo lhe Prinling Deparl- menl and Malcolm Edgeworlh leaves a lourlh-year Lalin boolc lo lhe second hand boolc sho . p ITEM XLVI Yours Truly leaves a colleclion ol pel names lo lhe Junior Class. This colleclion includes, Candy, I-layseed, Manager, Mickey Mouse, Big Buda, Elsie, Bluebird, Beowull, l:ally, I-lorsie Jr., Virginia, Mike, Tile Wad, Elly, Kay, Pud, I-lall Wil, and Grunl. -JOI-IN DOZI ER. Page Twenly-five

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BIISIIEIISIIEIISACORN I933ZIl'SlI2Il. 1lI.'1IIZ Class Will ITEM XIV ArThur Brand leaves his hair cuT money, which he has saved Tor The pasT Three years, To Hugh Evans. ITEM XV Kay Kiser leaves her pep, vim, and vigor as an example To The iunior girls. ITEM XVI SiebenThaler, LauTenschlager, PriTchard, and Schoenberger leave Their names To McLaughlin, ChaTTerTon, and Nicholas. IT They accepT Them They will have The profes- sors Tongue Tied nexT year. ITEM XVII The Mosses leave Their school spiriT To Claribel Courson while ChrisTine MaTThieu leaves To ElizabeTh OIT The memories oT good Times wiTh a Fairview boy. ITEM XVIII George Ohmer leaves To Mary Lois Allen his exTreme sense oT humor while STan l-loward and Dick Larkin leave Their abiliTy To skip school To RoberT Ross. ITEM XXIV STan ConTer leaves his exTreme shyness Toward The women To Trigg TroTTer. ITEM XXV l-lelene STevens besTows her curly locks upon MarTha Graybill and Maurice Leen leaves his weakness Tor blondes To Erderick Robinson. .ITEM XXVI Mildred Ball bequeaThs To DoroThy Coolidge her romaTic naTure, while Paul Her- ring leaves his griT and deTerminaTion To EdiTh Sample. ITEM XXVII Good ole Bob Servis leaves his search Tor an Old Fashioned Girl To Richard O'l-learn, and Herb Bahl leaves a pair oT TooTball shoes, size number l2, To Joe Cham- b l ' . er am ITEM XXVIII Bob Weaver leaves a used correspondence course in love-making To The school library. ITEM XXIX Barlow l-leikes leaves his wide awake look To Doss SmiTh. ITEM XXX Frances Riggs, Jean Callander, and Mary I-luTTman leave Their big booming voices To Rodney Boren, and Mary Louise l-lollinger leaves a perTecT aTTendance record To The school as a bad example. ITEM XXXI Marcedas BaTes leaves her passion Tor small-Town sheiks To JaniTh McMann. while To The kindergarTen goes The ambiTion oT John Young. ITEM XXXII Phyllis OTTo wishes ThaT her sTiTT neck be leTT To some TidgeTy Junior nexT year while Virginia PaTTerson and Lois Werner leave Their abiliTy To be librarians To l-larrieT Crawford. Page Twenfy-four

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EIIEIIIEIISIISIIEACORN I933'.2ll'.!lI2II?1II':lI2 Class Prophecy Good evening, ladies and genTlemen oT The radio audience. TonighT we are broad- casTing Tor The TirsT Time Trorn Thei nighTclub Jazzmania in Th l-loTel l-loTcha. This evening The Oakwood High School Class oT '33 is celebraTing The Tenrh anniversary oT iTs graduaTion Trom ThaT greaT insTiTuTion. SuperinTendenT A. E. ClaggeTT is The guesT olf honor This evening and he is moving abouT among The guesTs renewing old Triend- s ips. l am sure, ladies and genTlemen, ThaT you all have heard oT The lovely hosTess oT The Club Jazzmania. She is none orher Than Peggy Pickrel, and she cerTainly has puT The club on The map wiTh her snappy slogan LeT's painT The Town red! Ah, l see l-lerb Bahl, The manager oT This Tine new hoTel, Talking To CharloTTe Rogge, The main dining room hosTess. JusT beTween ourselves, radio audience, They are sTill ThaT way abouT each oTher. The chieT enTerTainers This evening are Marjorie Lehr, who recenTly had her legs insured Tor Two million dollars, Richard Davis, The laTesT Thing in crooners, and The Tango Team OT Lamb and LauTenschlager. The cosTumes used in This evening's Tloor show were designed by ChrisTine MaTThieu. We have a delegaTion oT moving picTure sTars wiTh us TonighT, Triends. Paul Dozier, The maTinee idol oT all The sophomore girls in The counTry, iusT arrived wiTh Phyllis OTTo, The sophisTicaTed leading lady who has iusT compleTed her laTesT picTure hiT, A Lady WiTh a PasT. CelesTe Brown has The comedy lead in This picTure. In The group oT celebriTies aT ThaT large Table near The door I see Bobby Jones Servis, The greaT ATrican golT player, Mary Kee l-luTTman, The well-known polo player, Virginia Moore PaTTerson, eminenT opera singer, Ames Gardner, The world's greaTesT racing car dare-devil speed king, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davis. Mrs. Davis, The Tormer MarTha Sanders, has aTTained greaT prominence as a commercial arTisT. l-ler laTesT suc- cess, a posTer Tor The William SmyThe T-lealTh Drinks CorporaTion, was modeled by hus- band Bob and was enTiTled Have Shoulders Like Mine. RoberT Rike, a proTessional gigolo, has evidenTly hired himselT ouT as The escorT OT Jean Callander, a lady oT leisure. Jean is now speaking To The head waiTer, George Parker, and Rike is Taking advanTage oT This TacT by TlirTing wiTh Two of The cigareTTe girls, Jane Barlow and Evelyn Schoenberger. ThaT disTinguished looking man in The gray vesT is ArThur Brand, who runs The Woman's Exchange. Mr. Brand is exTremely well TiTTed by experience To handle This posiTion. NexT To him are Maurice Leen, barker Tor AunT Susie PriTchard's PaTenT Med- icine Show, and RoberT Carney, The execuTive head OT The Sea ScouTs oT America. George Ohmer, ediTor oT The Keyhole Scandal SheeT is Talking To Ed Lorenz and Charles Pansing. Lorenz and Pansing have Tound The old saying my physiognorny is my TorTune quiTe True, and Their Taces appear on a noTorious complexion soap adver- TisemenT. We have several wriTers visiTing The Club Jazzmania TonighT. RoberT Pape is wriTing a book on l-low To Be NonchalanT . William ChrisTopher Wilkinson wriTes a syndicaTed column enTiTled Willie's Wise Words To Women. Rosemary Thomson, who suTTered Trom sleeping sickness during her senior year aT Oakwood l-ligh, has per- TecTed a cure Tor The dreadTul disease. The Tormula is in The TiTle oT her book Early To Bed. Charles Danis recenTly published a very lengThy and conTusing dicTionary. Page Page Tweniy-six