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Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

 - Class of 1935

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PROLOGUE Come, +urnH1e hour glass again our 'rime has iusf begun- and le+ Hue sand in s+eady flow Hwe happy momenfs run. N B-.mah -73 S1 ' ,iyf,.giV, ,fb --.V-png: uggvgw q'vsv: . ff ZTai: 11- 1 1 - ,- ' r .- lm-Ie?f'v?-ijgl .5--V ' 1- -'if'3P:-ni: ,.5. igA,,,..,,N, X .- I.i . .. .Quik I., .int ' -f ,W .1451 V V A I 5 ,S4 , l W V Q. i:7w.i:L' J! -X31 ' il :gig-,-1 f W r Vg V,1.frV'gg-gy .1 1 77: Ei , i jf'!ff'fn-V1 mi :J . 2-of ' V L V 1 .V gf, 1 VV ,V HV' ': - , A . . Hg, V- .' V2 ,V VV V-K ,,,lyq,, V , , V .Ar A X , . NN M . , . f,-,,: w, C ji I, f V i 1, f, V V fm I- ,V .41 j.ji1!' :ll V lx! Kei X x -, ' ' ie , X 7- 5 Lf i lx i .wi N , i.. -- , M. A , : il' U 77 -7 ' Y -fl x , 1 9 ', V or ,fi 944. diff. ' 1 gf V V,1' .. ,.i -' W' .I '! fi' gif V, -. far f ,pf ,. N,V,V,1,..-'w'-:ilu V , , -- - ., .. 0, . fh':w.2e:vIF37U'V:1: W ,' 3 W. -mm M!-1 ' ' V ' ' P? , Jw 's-var, 1 f , ' ,gr ' ' wi- few -I . -,VV V V ff-5 4 ,VV- Vf' n i, aria , - ,,-.K ,. '- +45 f me f QV fl..-ff, I-, .IFA , .., I ov -Q mv--f :H V gf V .f.'yi14lTcf4, -- Vlggtg: 15. rf 1 , - 7, x 1. Q, yn. Mx.. -V. : . ,,.., ,.-,,,-..,, K A ... TO MR. ALLAN ZOOK +he Class of I935 dedicafe 'lheir Acorn An expression of apprecianlion of his inleresl in Jrhis senior class, formerly 'rhe firs+ ninlh grade in lhe new Oakwood Junior l-ligh School. 'aw w , 'N KA' ' , - , .V ' ' X. .w 1iif.,, , I ,N i, V K A A, ... A .. . , , . ' , 1. 'i ' Q1 Q. I, , 'ul f 1 -- il In Hileninriam W r 4 LOUISE TURPIN FLUHART .525 Unfafhomed myslrery is dealrh, Yef beaufiful. Behold! A comrade, los+ from sight Reiains her you+h wi+l'1in our heads ejrernally. i b N vf -1 BELLS RINC5...ASSEMBI.IES SlNC5...PINK SI.IP.S Hi 'SEHHOV 3dS NV SN VW9' O 951 VO PIVHOQS Gd EDN Q o DOCTORS 1N1... WHERE'vE YOU BEEIXU' A Mixawk fu' warm. ,, 9 . .1 14- , Q! - as :Wi :'- M ' L, i, '- :fin if .E H-153 - 2 v 'Zh .453 'mi 43' ww il w . Q , A ,:, t -1 , , 'G sd- K rA . ' :'Y , :Qi :T 4- 5 4, BELLS RING...ASSEIv1BLlESSlNG...PlNKSLIP.S mM,,,,......-vs-Q-44 Hi HDV SHE HdS NV EDN V-ISI' D EIN O HV HHCDS G EDN NV o o DOCTORS lN!... WI-IERE'VE YOU BEEN?. , N MESSAGE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT The greafesf work of fhe American public school is fo educafe for democracy. Educafion for democracy requires emphasis on fhe developmenf of characfer, of righf social ideals and affifudes, even above fhe inculcafion of knowledge. Some one has said fhaf fhe mosf iniquifous and fhe mosf dangerous combinafion in fhe world is a man of cold hearf and a keen mind. Thaf combinafion accounfs for our many selfish, anfi-social acfions. for our rufhless individ- ualism-nof our rugged individualism, for fhaf oughf fo be mainfained. I believe fhaf we oughf fo use all fhe resources of modern educafion-fhe feaching sfaff, fhe cur- riculum, fhe class room, fhe assembly hall, visual educafion, fhe moving picfure, fhe radio, and fhe playing field fo develop in youfh a love and undersfanding for our greaf American ideals. l ARTHUR E- C,-AGGETT would reach nof only fhe infellecf buf fhe very Ph, -B., ohio Sfafe- g soul of youfh so fhaf fhese ideals will influence A M U 'vSfS Of Calliomla his life acfions. l wish fo name six greaf ideals fhaf are worfh sfriving for. The firsf of fhese is fhe ideal of cifizenship in a democracy. l would have youfh realize fhaf fhere are nof only fhe well known righfs of cifizenship such as freedom of speech, freedom of fhe press, efc., fhaf come wifh American cifizenship, buf fhaf highly imporfanf dufies come also-fhe dufy of vofing, of iury service, of paying iusf and equifable faxes, of parficipafion in public affairs, and greafesf of all, obeying and up- holding laws which have been necessarily enacfed for fhe benefif of all. The second greaf ideal is fhe ideal of folerance-folerance of race, religion, polifics, opinions. Infolerance, which causes us fo form pre-iudgmenfs before we have all fhe facfs, musf be overcome by means of good will. Tolerance is one of fhe cor- nersfones of our republic. lf you doubf if, sfudy fhe colonial hisfory of Maryland and fhe Consfifufion of fhe Unifed Sfafes. The fhird greaf ideal is fhe ideal of service. lvlosf of our economic problems will be solved when we puf fhe service mofive before fhe profif mofive. Our greaf invenfors, scienfisfs, sfafesmen, physicians, minisferial and educafional workers have found a life of service fhe only kind fhaf gives real and lasfing safisfacfion on fhis earfh and fhaf posferify cares fo honor. The fourfh ideal is fhe ideal of fhe dignify and nobilify of creafive labor. A Ufopia in which fhere is a life of ioyful labor for all is a much beffer vision fhan one of idleness. Our presenf life demands fhaf we discipline ourselves for sfeady physical and menfal labor, fhaf we accepf cheerfully some drudgery and monofony, fhaf we apply our minds and bodies fo our daily fasks. The fiffh ideal is marriage and responsible parenfhood. Our young people musl' have fhe opporfunify fo learn fo enfer marriage more deliberafely and more infelli- genfly, upon a firm foundafion of characfer rafher fhan selfishness. A spoiled boy and a spoiled girl can never make a happy marriage. The sixfh and Iasf ideal is an appreciafion of fhe richness and sancfify of life. Wifh fhis ideal funcfioning we place fhe human individual above all else in our social order, and we will nof kill fhirfy-five fhousand and iniure one million wifh fhe aufomo- bile as we did in l93Ll. In conclusion, fhe mosf imporfanf guesfion in our communify, sfafe, and nafional life is: Are we big enough for democracy? Democracy requires of ifs cifizens char- acfer. ideals, knowledge. These fhree will allow us fo go forward. Y Superiniendenr, Oakwood Schools Principal, Senior High School A. E. CLAGGETT Page Six .f gi' '1 fx U'RE THE TQP...THE WEA-RER? THIS TIME SENIORS ARE KIN JC- VD 'Sd 'SNM09 JG' I-HO' NO 'SEIO D30 GNV' H MO . .SN o .ff in 4 realiz speec impo equi? llolclii polili all 'rlfi nerslf llie will lr: inveri lounc earllw- Ulop of idl and I apply have genll a spe Wilh order bile 5 l life is. . .,., .-,., -,.:,. -....-,.,., ,-,.---....,,r,.-,,,,,., Fw, acler Page S e,-,--, ,,.,V,7 LAESSAIZS LCl3F,IlglFL.SQl,liQ.E1Bnluhlmlihlzlim 1 ideals, knowledge. These llmree will allow us lo go lorwaidii V S A. E. CLAGGETT Q uk' T ,ff YOU'RE THE Tor . . . THE WEffyF4'ERS Qisfff Y' C ' slr? I 1 ROBERT DAVIDSON lS.S.l Class President, Il, I2 Basketball Manager, I0, ll, I2 Track, Il, I2 Minstrel, I2 Hi-Y Acorn Staff, I2 College: Dartmouth Ir: line, uw lhvllgbf be HMI! r'l':'l',TlfJ!IIg iq make nr lm plana NX I-IELEN LOUISE DAI-ILING Class Vice-President, II, I2 Secretary Athletic Assembly, I2 Anybody'5 Game, I2 Hocl1eyInIrarnurals,lO, II Basketball Intramurals, IO, ll Acorn Staff, I2 College: Duquesne ,.-4-4' umrh llml uw zwfr H1 rl fvlmrznrlr ffmfffrfu all Ihr Hug. 1 1 if A -1' .1 H. smnron Conan lsisnl JANE CI-ARK Treasurer Athletic Assembly, Il Class Secretary, 9, I2 Treasurer Class, I2 Glee Club, I2 Football, 9, I0,ll, l2, Hon. Capt, l2 Operetta, Il Hockey Intramurals, 9 Basketball Intramural College: Ohio Yun made olbrrr Izelter by Jollrieljf' Tl-II Anybody's Game, I2 Minstrel, I2 Hi-Y, Vice-President, I2 College: Washington and Jef- terson good 0 11141-3 I nurrr Jw Kmofbrr ruglzf. Lormzff, ff lhg 11111 bfmllzr nm lnzr'J lime, Velma Earl H, Maria Miller Marsh Bickham B.C.S,, Miami B.S., Mount Union B.S., Miami Jacobs MA., New York English Ohio Northern University Biology Commercial Mathematics Subiects Biology Coaching it ,, , l ,A INN' 211 njglwl julian' lim, l'l1 lmlrl 'I'I O DP 'U fn T1 Z an T7 I Z T U7 5, Z S -in O 7U Z Sf' K: f' I- K Xp' ELIZABETH BECK lBecIfyI Anybody's Game. I2 Operetla, II Prose prize, IO , Prose and poetry prize, II College: Connecticut rl l1.1p,h5 nrrrfnr rrr1,u,r lff i'l'fr,I lffw ROBERT BEI-IM p Bama, 9, vo, II - , ,I Operetta, IO, II l fe Anybody's Game' I2'- f College' Ohio Stale Uml1,rlnrlnil by zrlml min Jilrli- H, gm-r an llnf mrmf .li yrlrrilm BOB BELTON Football, 9, IO, Ilf I2 Basletball Inlrarnuralsv, I0 ,ZU civil X College: Virginia Universily AJ lille nr I1 prlrrrluil ,rlufr nfmrr 1 pnrrm ll rfi mu, J 1 HELEN BLACK , Begkefbgglxq Q ,OUerell , I I, Hoql In ra 9 I0 I et I I.,3ejva2'lIgaIIiliil4:l7filif'QS, Q, io, II It Cilldjei Mimi ri , ,I fr I' S,1nr.nl rn lrfrlif im!! 10.11 will I 11 nr fn lm rrl DORIS BOSWELL Ilion H. S., New Yer? Operclta, IO, II Acorn Staff, I2 Oak Leaf Staff, I2 College: Ohio Stale xl mu lrfl My, mul BETSY BREHM Illelsl Anybody's Game, I2 Oh, Doctor! I2 Hockey Intramurals, 9, IO, II Basketball Intramurals, 9, IO, II College: James Millikin The derlre 10 plean' IJ barn in lla? bear! of a prudem woman. . 1,,..,M Q CHARLES BREI-IM lChucIcI Basketball Intramurals, IO Oh, Doctor! IZ College: Cincinnati University Ola, rbey duff! expat! mllrb from mtf' VIRGINIA BRENNER Operella, IO, II Hockey Intramurals, 9, IO, II Basketball Intramurals, 9, I0, Il, I2 ' ,ff College: Miami fi Hfllwlre bellmvf mufb 1'lIl11r'. 'AX iIR lIEIL'EEN BluRcHH4iNu.N 1-5' Evanston Tp. H.S,, Illinois Orchestra, II, I2 , Glee Club, President, IZ I l Operetla, I2 College: Miami l'ermlili15 ir Ihr grealrrl of all rirl- mfr, CAROLINE BURNETT Anybody's Game, I2 Operetta, II, I2 Hockey Intramurals, 9, IO, II Basketball Intramurals, 9, I0, II College: Ohio Wesleyan She ,lmJ,reJJe.r II rnrr gift, tl bflPP.7 1mnm'. x N TI-IE TICKIIXIG OF TI-IE TOWER CLOCK Page Eight ,.........a-rv-2 ,ae FT N . L - f , --,'- I-IARRIET CLEMENT lClernyl Hockey, 9, IO, II, I2 Baskelball, 9, IO, II, I2 Tennis Manager, I2 Oh, DocIorI I2 Glre Club, I2 .Yflmla.rl.51'2nd Prize Ilcxlilesl, I2 College: Oliio Wesleyan I rzwnlrl Vfilbwi ln' llnln mm In Inf. ' ' -'xrfzfv ,Cf--x .swf w '-en ROBERT LEWIS CLINE IBOIJI Feoibail, 9, lo, ll, I2 Baskelball, 9, IO, Il Track, I0 Tennis, I2 Dcbaling, II, I2 Oralory, Willenberq, I934 College: Cornell ilu bum' .rbrrmb lmm aim-. .xml lim mflgziu lfwwllz lx rllm-:'. nf 1 I WILEIAM' COOIZV looong-I Fooiball, 9, IO, II, I2 Operella, I0, II, I2 Acorn Slalf, I2 Oak Leaf Slalf, I2 College: Swarlhmore Tian mrlnru nligbt look up iulfn all Ihr zzwihl um! my, 'Tlzfr 11 u nm11'. X J. LYNN CRANDALL Falls H. S., Minnesola Foolball, IO, II, I2 Tennis, II, I2 Band, IO, II, IZ Minslrel, I2 I-Ii-Y College: WiIIenberg Their may he funn' iff hu rllullir Ibdil nw fan fullyomf' RAND2k'GH- ER inandyi , Foofball, 9, li Baskelbal anager, II, I2 Anyb' '5 Game, I2 Mimi I, I2 L Op la, II K . fCoIIege: Cincinnali Universily In nm' mffnz flzldf fr mill im climb! ,' Ami Hwy ,zgrm rn nmry dmnzf our ont. J ,,,. J A VM Irv LOUISE P. DAVIES Girls' League Council, I2 I'IocIey, II, I2 Beskelball, ll, I2 Tennis, II, I2 Hockey Inlrarnuruls, IO, II Boskelball Irilroinurals, 9, IO, II, I2 College: Erskine fl fmllr lm! lwn lnffglwlw flmu ffm' bmi. IVIILORED K. DAVIS livlonyl . -' has ff eigffcfiugfizame I2 I ,595-Q-1fIX Operella, II, I2 , 'L' Alu, Hockey Inlrarnurals, 9, IO ,f Baskeiball Inlramurals, 9, I0 -f, . 471, - College: Miami Cnfzzfzmn .rwlw rr fm nmflnw iz lb1i1,Q, VIRGINIA DOI-INER lJinnyI Baskelboll Manager, 9 Opereila, ll Baskelball Infrarnurals, 9, IO, ll , Acorn Slafl, I2 College: Ohio Wesleyan 7'lvuzr 1r.1 wsu' ff! mfillv lfuimflb Inf mi' nj illgullgf' I N-. :J I-IELEINI EALEY A Slivers D' , FX, AnybocIy'S Game I2 i I-f'l,, ' G-lee Club, I2 V V I Operella, I2 I. College: Miami A4i'b1ld'I plqlfamy li 11161 Ir ielzmlf- nlg brwiull I CI-IRI, LA ECONOMIDES icmi Debaling, II Public Spea. ,Il,I2 Presidenl, I2 ckey lnlra aIs, 9, IO 'ball Inlrarws, 9, I0 llege: Deniiwhrb 'Tbv zmrml. grrzinl IQJLQJ ilu' rnlm uf ,frlf-r'4:l4n1ru, ff BECOMES FAIINITER TO OUR EATRS I a ,,... Page Nine , I cf DOROTHY L ELDER On, Doctorl I2 Glee Club, I2 Operetta, ll Hockey lntrarnurals, 9, IO Basketball Intramurals, 9, IO College: Weber The zrlnzwr nf 41 lfmurffnl uvlrrmrz mn be mul farllm lhurz llll' lffnrla en H111 nf dun. PAUL FEINERER lffvusl President Athletic Assembly, I2 Football, 9, IO, ll, I2 Track, 9, IO, ll, IZ Minstrel, IZ HifY Basketball lrltrarnurals, 9, IO, ll College: Colorado .'l Jmlfvlr, ,qnrlrlu,r, rllrhlllil ruurr Cfnrllml rfr lrzu' llllauu lill' bl,u.m. Il sky ,U ROBERT eRANDllsl lrlobl Baseball, II Band, 9, I0 Orchestra, 9 Basketball lrltramurals, 9, IO College: Ohio State fluff lbrn lbs rfbnulbrg rl'luplr1,u his 4 rmulnrm-1ll1n,ql9 lf, nl'l1rrrl,l' JANET TAYLOR GODFREY Secretary Athletic Assembly, I2 Girls' League Council, 9 Anybody's Game, I2 Oli, Doctor! IZ Acorn Start, IZ Oak Leaf Staff, I2 College: Arlington Hall Prr'mml1ly rl lm mlrrmlml lrlulnl r v CAROL MAY GRIFFITH Debating, IO, ll, IZ Hockey Intramurals, 9, IO Basketball lntrarnurals, 9, IO Poetry prize, 9 Essay prize, 9 College: Denison 1 l . Will: ririnu rlrur mid mkrm' eqnjflll lf ' PN- l llllgf g T lcllq ,yy-ll ,H l ru. l X, l L..- WALTER ROBERT GRUNEWALD' Jr. lBobl Oliver H, S,, Pennsylvania Football, ll Basketball, I2 Baseball, ll, I2 College: Elmhurst 'Vllurlz rrzlgbr he .fllld if one rnnlrl buf read bu mimi. CHARLES WAYNE HAYES . lCllarliel Football Manager, I2 Track, IO, ll Manager, I2 , l Hi-Y l - , ' Debating, Il, I2 J Cheer Leader, I2 Acorn Staff, I2 College: Cincinnati University Tim mlm who balk' fo many fbwfr- rlxr ullll rrnw-lj find bu plm'r, ROBERT L. HEALD lLouiel President Athletic Assembly, I2 Treasurer Athletic Assembly, II Football, IO, ll, I2 - Track, IO, Il, I2 ' Baseball, lo, ll, I2 ff' f X Hi-Y College: Miami Thru: ,gout lhwl, and learrn :mm behind zzlolvlfji' In rnlrzl lbw. LILLIAN HEATHMAN lLill , Girls' League Council, ll Anybody's Game, I2 l Operetta, ll Hockey Intramurals, 9, IO, ll Basketball Intramurals, 9, IO, Il College: Connecticut fl l'onulrm1m'l' in wlilrb did rmwl-a Jaw! rrumlr. prwzzrrrt .fu rzlwrf' LOUISE I-IEITMANN Glee Club, I2 Operetta, ll Hockey Intramurals, 9 Basketball Intramurals, 9, IO, II College: Miami-Jacobs Amaider1 nvzllfr bold, flill and quierf' AS Tl-IE LAST YEAR OF OUR I-IIGI-I Page Ten N 2, X iv 9 if f my 1, Z. wkxhlk 1 X fi N' I 1 I V ,I , ,ll X' ,iff , 4 - ,ARTHUR HEITZ Ifkrll Foolball, II, I2 Baskelball Manager, IO, II Anybody's Game, IZ Oh, Doclor! I2 Hi-Y Presiderll, I2 College: Mercersburq Acad'y Brigbl Jlnr. ll ould I rrrrr rlmllfml nr lbun arf. FRANCES I-IIRSCI-I Hockey Manager, IZ Glee Club, I2 Hockey lnlrarnurals, 9, IO, ll Baskelloall Intramurals, 9, IO, Il College: Ohio Wesleyan ,'l rrlrglwlgl ,rjmil lllli lfnll lilllu lmzlluf' JACK I-IOBSTETTER ll-Iobl I' Class Treasurer, II l Baskelball Manager, Il, IZ X Minslrel, I2 Debaling II, Caplain, I2 I Acorn Slaff, I2 ,I-':, Slale Scholasllc, 2nd place in counly E College: Mass. lnslilule of Technology ' 1 And ,rlill 11113 guru! and ,rlill N90 nvfrlrlsr grin' Tha! our ,rnmll l1f.1J mnlzl mir, irll lw L11cz1'. MARGARET HOWE Hockey Manager, ll Hockey Inlramurals, 9, IO, II Baskelball lnlrarnurals, 9, IO, ll College: Miami Za. Pnflleuru rwlx zmllurlg milf grliwf Bl'rl'jlbH7g.'I MARION HOFFMAN lmeeml Girls' League Council, 9 Hockey, 9, IO, II, I2 Baskelball, 9, IO, Il Tennis, 9, IO, II, IZ Operella, II, I2 Acorn Slaff, I2 College: Pine Manor Gw1ii1lily and Jporl gn mfIl1ogelbcr', SCHOOL L ,:4pe,,. J 'wmfi7 .24 E .9 . L,-as T' lf1fw f , se DOROTHY :lf LE level P Glee Club, IZ Operellht' , I ,I Poelry pri , ,IO f College: Willen glg My 1bol1,igbl.r nm! 1 rlwrr nf mmllm 1I'nrl4!. AARON E. JACOBSON lJakIel Baseball, 9, IO, II, IZ Baslnelball lnlrarnurals, 9, IO, ll College: Miami Hr.mrl5 gnilluil Ilya jmrrn' In pm lur rbrerfnl, rr-lf-rflilnzl img, MARY LOUISE KARSTAEDT Emerson Jr.I-l. Operella, II College: Miami xl ,rlmlm11.r, llmugblful 1mm!mr. ROBERT A. KASER Cheer Leader Band, ll, IZ ' Orcheslra, II I-li-Y Deballng, IZ II2 A'f.,4 College: New York Universily Hr if zrlrldlrzg np flu' rlnrlf nf hir :riff By and by Il 1will,rrnLrf. WARNER KIEFABER lOzziel FooIbaH,9,IO,II,I2 Track, I2 Baseball, IO, II Anybody'5 Game, IZ I-li-Y Acorn Slaff, I2 College: Darlrnourh Work witborfl Jlwrr, and rrrllwnf pump prr.mfv.r. IEE SLIPS BEHIND US Page Eleven ,J ELEANOR KILBQURNE 'I JI Vicc-Presidenf Girls' Leaquv, II 'ly gg Anybody's Game, I2 , On, Umor! nz ' If one Club, I2 rl I , ly' Hockc InIrarnuraIs 9 IO II IJ, , J YJ Y I , . D.JsIe1baII Intramurals, 9, IO, II CoIIeqe: Erslrine ' YM' lm11'L'11f ,vnrlv ,qr.m' Jul luml ln ffm! rfwf 1111,L'!f1 ln mfnfI'J. JACK LANDIS Football, IO, II, I2 Track, I0 Tennis, ll, IZ Hi-Y Secrefary, I2 College: Princefon Ufifliorl. 1101 Jpeerb, pfnmxf tl mrm. ANNETTE LAUTENSLAGER Y n SARA JANE KIMMEL gram VIMHIQI V,,:Q,p,ES,,jE,,, GMS- League, ,O Vice-Presfdenf AH1IeIic Assembly, II Girls' League CoumciI, II HOCIGYI I0. 'II I2 Hockey, gl IO, II, i2 Ba5keIbaII, IO, II, I2 y y ,, q I yy I Hockey Inframurals, IO, II, I2 BasebJ1I, , O, , Z Hgh DOUOHH IZ Baske1baIIIn1ra:-nurals, IO, II, I2 HocIeyInIrarnuraIs,9, IO, II, I2 Coyleqez ,OW Y CQIIQQQ' Adlnqvon I-IQII Hur riff' 1 1 wer! enm- J ,Vlmzf,!QAf! nf lfmfliqlflf lull UMJL, nuff I' ' 2 X nfnnqlv1. NAINI Y LOUIS KIRKPATPICK ' amy, E KATHARINE LEE I. , ,, ., Madeira , . ,.'grLYDg'rdI2: gage' I2 Hockey InIramuraIs, 9, IO , ' I' ' f O ' JC JI BaskeIbaII Iniramurals, 9, IO LJJQ, - - X pere1Ia, II GI ec, b I2 X , Bmfefmum Inmmumlgn, no, II 6 U - X ly I Ig I2 CoIIeQe: Sarah Lawrence A a ca I1 , , , rubllf' :Ml if lbr Jllife of life. ColIcqe' Ershne Hllmr 11 11 lrlrnf fum! MILL! zwlfv ff: my nf lr1rr1,q. JOI-IN KNODEREI? ICIIIVWI ANNA JANE I-EEN Foo+baII, xo, I2 Glee Club. I2 Bafsfefbamm, IO Opefefw. II Tracy, I0 Baskeibali Iniramurals, 9 BasIeIb.3II Inirarnurals, 9, I0, II, I2 CoIIeqe' Denison Camo' U CQ 0In wwf ,rzrwf Ilvligbr I. gum up UIQ Lnfy lnm yn Irwin!Lrr1Lfw1r1lfLJ Ilyfmlyf' 11.1111 zu 111 jnnym f:l,nu, N-A' Vx., ,, , I j ,. JOE KOREK Uarzenj E Mean, no, :L I2 11,QL,q,.U, .., IQ JEAN ANN LEONARD , Ba, d4 17- IO Anybody's Game, I2 Mmslrel, IZ Hockey InVramuraIs, 9, I0 I f,3P5fff D, II Baskefballl1nIramuraIs,9, I0, II I, Ky I' Ar? Cup, I X CoIIici?gqYGenwr.nI Momfn Tech- Colyeqef Denison Z A ,. 1IIirl,Lglr 11 lilllr folly wflly your ufix- III IWW WI IW' .IW fl !If l 'l'f'1 - 110111311 lillle zzonwzzxr ix ,1rlef1.m11r. I-I N I X WHAT TI-IEFUTURE I-IOLDSISI-IIDDEN' N I KX' Page Tweive . .. ,. ..,. ,,L..M.,,...., Lwswm-,A:,y,,fk,, x ' . , . A ,f I . . 9 If -L R4, K sfvgbka X15 'Il' ff I -4,-C MARION RUTH LOW Ward-Belmonl, Tenn. Oh, DocIorl I2 Glee Club, I2 College: Jackson Memorial Hospilal 'frnllbll' jmrzfzlr Hull fmlblllq mall-r.r, HOOKER LYTLE Ilvlasel Foolball, II, I2 Track, II Golf, I2 HI-Y Secrelary, I2 I3askeIbalI Inlrarnurals, IO, Il Acorn Sfall, IZ College: Kenyon 'Fmm gran' In gfly, fruw lirrl-3 ln ,rv1wu. THOMAS MAHER IAIviel foolball, IO, Il, I2 IraCl1,9, IO, ll, I2 Clleer Leader, I2 Operella, Il, I2 l-Ii,Y Acorn Slaff, I2 Collegc: Unlversily ol' Daylon flu lll2ml,gr1m'111 nl all lbrll .1 jllllrnznl nl wmv. SUSAN JEAN MARTIN ISuel Baskelball, 9 Operella, ll Hockey lnlramurals, 9, IO, ll Baskelball lnlrarnurals, 9, IO, ll C-lee Club, I2 Collcge: Denison flu.. ,gn fn .rfrm.rb. KARL MEUCHE Ilvleuiel Foolball Manager, 9 Baskelball Manager, ll, I2 Baseball, IO, ll Baskelball Inlramurals, 9, IO, II Acorn STaf'f, I2 Oak Leaf Slall, I2 College: Colgale Du J-all vlwm In I-11' 101' F1111 rjllefllnlz 11 fmt rlearly Irlflnl nl your mifldr? Lvt we lrly llnzlvl flu' Inu' npuu llml Jnbjrrl. hw: iffy mul Llnly rllzrlvfllll llllfy l I I DWIGHT MILLS IDusIyl Foolball, v, lo, II, IZ Baskelball, 9, IO, ll, IZ, Caplaln, I2 Traclr, 9, IO, Il, IZ Baseb-3lI,9, l0,I I,l2j Cap?-ixln, I2 Goal, lo, II, I2 Hi-Y College: Ol1ioWesIf1yun l ing, lbw, lflln lby luumul. IV'l1lllJ lllllr zulu nmrr ulnr ,af flrufllllfu .lr lzwflur 111 ll mlm. ' .TA 7, JEAN MOSS Anybody's G-emo, I2 Oh, DocIorI I2 Oprrella, ll Hockey lnlrarnurals, 9, IO, II Baskelball Inlrarnurals, 9, IO, II College: Slephens .Ylw luzll lr rlflllf nl fnkrr In lull. I HOMER MYERS IBUSI Foolball, 9, IO, ll, IZ Baseball, IO, II Operella, IO, Il Hi-Y Treasurer, I2 Acorn Slalf, I2 College: Mlarnl Nu flnly lflnlll ffzmllzri lum. ENIS NELSON Glrls' League Councll, 9 Hockey, 9, lo, II, I2 Baskellsall, 9, IO, I2 G-lee Club, IZ N 1 Operella, II .X Acorn Sfaff, I2 ' College: Norlhweslern IN mlla rlurk .1,lv1m1r.f ,1 fmfly llllufllrf' I-IENRY C. NEWCOMER Baskelball, IO, ll, I2 Tennis, IO, Il, I2 Hi-Y Acorn Stall, IZ Oak Leaf Slarf, I2 College: Wcsl Polnl Rm,mr7 mllrffrr u1'ur,I .wnrly BUT HOWEVER DARK TI-IE CLOUDS MIL-,I Page Thnrleen a ,, TTI: F1114 H .Tw f' I ' f ' XR., ' .-.ff:?'fr1AT'4 ff ' ,I I' .. , fiyidkifffl L., 'r - W ,Ag RICHARD NORTON lDiclI Football, 9, IO, II Basketball, 9, IO, Il, I2 Track, IO, II, I2 Band, 9, IO, II, I2 Orchestra, 9, IO, ll, I2 HifY College' Cincinnati University I ll lvl- llmnlll .llu lzj iflibllr, lu' llwllllll lllll .l llfvllf llllluf' . X f I ,,,af f--'ef-I, 'H BARBARA ANNE PAPE Hockey Intrarnurals, 9, IO Basketball Intrornurals, 9, IO Art award, I2 College: Art School XIII lr i'lfl mln' llllnln llllu Illllflf' KATI-IRYN PARK -Iliayl GIQQ club, I2 ' Operetta, II, I2 College: Olno State FI1Il'1l'rll, lilI'l1I'l'll ln my lwlqll fill, ll.13I,l NANCY PAULL Hoclrey Manager, II, I2 Anybody's Game, I2 Operetto, II Hockey Intramurals, 9, IO Basketball Intramurals, 9, IO College' Uncertain 'Qllrllllllj lr tl illlnlll ln inlll nlilll BETTY PAULUS Operetta, I2 Hockey lntrarnnrals, 9, IO Basketball Intral-nLIraI5, 9, IO, II Glcc Club, I2 College Denison lfllry l1,Ifl lI.lr llr pll.l1llll',' .rn b.llI I fr Iul JACK REEDER IJonesI WILLIAM H. PETIT, JR. IBIIII Fairview Band, II, I2 Orchestra, II, I2 5 , Anybody's Game, I2 HIAY 1' Acorn Staff, I2 ,I ,' College: Miami ii 'V A man who lflllxhel if :ml quite n brute l LEONA PITT ITOOISI Basketball Manager, IZ 6 Glee Club, I2 ku Operetta, IO, I2 Hockey Intramurals, 9, IO, II, I2 Basketball Intramurals, 9, IO, II, I2 College: Miami My lmlrl buf hem mplllred. Q FRANCES REED Ilzrannyl ' Hockey, I I X Hockey Intramurals, IO, II 5 J Basketball Intramurals, IO, II r y-1 College: Vassar The ruruorl firm. llae fefrlperalz' will: rrldllrarlfe, lorellgbl, Jlrenglb, and .rklll. JJ Steele , 'X 'Eli Football, IO, II, IZV, I -' Basketball, IOCQ, V f Track, II, I2 Baseball, IO, I2j . Hi-Y President, I2' College: Diartrnouth My only book: are ll'onzw1'J lnokr. and fully! all lbefre lllllgbt mr. BEN REEMELIN IBARRYMOREI Football, Ilg Manager, 9 Basketklall, ff, IO, II, IZ Tennis, I0, II, I2 Golf, I2 Hi-Y Basketball Intramurals, IO College: Cincinnati University Trl lbw: who knoll' lbee nor, lm uIal'd.r nm Ahlllll. flrlfl lhore w 0- know Ihre. know all 1lIord.r are falnlf' HAPPY LIFE M OAKWOOD HIGH Page Fourteen f .mf , - , venuou e. Reeves Iclwbbyl Baseball Manager, I2 Minstrel, I2 Operella, I2 College: Business Oh llval lbir mo, mn wlid ilsrb would melt. JIM RleeeR1' L ' rf - Golf I2 l 'I ' P I s , 1 , in lfljaiglrsbglilnlrlgrrl' rals, IO College: Purdue e ,'l lmrrrud mm: lm! afzmyf rirln-,r in lnimrelff' FELIX A, ROCI-IE Orcheslra, II, IZ Debating, I2 Mechanical Drawing Prize, ll College: Mass. Inslilufe ol Technology Thai Jenn' and rmrlb :fur rr' lb earfb ,Wmll bear Ihr ,qrrr fun! n' limi. ALMA JUNE SABREY Lincoln Junior High Public Speaking, I I P- ij College: Ohio Slale The bmfl ir rrerw' m'l1lrf1l. Q 2 BRAD SCIFIAEIZFER eooib lI qII,I 12 fTracIc, 2 I Bas ,IiI0, II A dyfs Game, I2 ' ,DocIor! I2 I X ..Y Vicle-Presidenl, I2 College: Slanford J jwbl, Ler1he zzfarldrrm wild, ll bnl fare I? ,fl D in I I ,f L .5 V X. BILL SCI-IINIEBLE U,D. Prep. Foolball, I0 Track, IO, ll, I2 Minslrel, I2 Anybody'5 Game, I2 Operella, Il, I2 College: Universily oIDay1on Hr liver lu build, rm! In lmiulf' CLAIRE SCI-IUMACI-IER Hocley, 9, IO, ll, I2 Baskefball Inlrarnurals, I0, ll Acorn Slalf, I2 College: Trinily ,X N59 fl whirling ligbl of ilpwnlulfzfrrf JOAN Sl-IERIDAN Presiclenl Girls' League, 9 Baskelball Manager, IO Anybody's Game, I2 Basketball Intramurals, IO, ll Acorn SlaI'I, I2 Oak Leaf Slall, IZ College: Arlinglon Hall Yun furry ru :wil lr!! me flu' mv 11 if rmulr nj green rfzeifni. CARL Sl-IULTI-IEIS, JR. IRedI Band, 9, vo, ll, I2 -i . Orcheslrafi, IO, Il ' A 'v '- Anvbody's Game, IZ OI1,Doclorl IZ Operella, ll College: Business Hi-rr nm I Ill ui zmrrrz nl rz'rIl.' Fur lrnnlzlr mr. jeu' uvfh mr Ill. WILLIAM SIGMUND IBIIII Sl. Bernard, Cineinnali Baslcelball, Il, IZ, Caplain, I2 Track, ll, I2 I-li-Y 5 College: Ohio Universily Cbrum'ler IJ rzxdianmml ibn! Ji'n1li'hLlfl errry nlbrr flornnlx , WILLMAKEASILVEJLI ING. ,vm-L,.... 1 Y - 4 e - Page Fifteen O r., H ' X' x. eg bf r A , A I f I 7.4 . -4 ,1 , . . v H i W C ii i i 'iii i , YW 'fi'f' 'W' 7v?7Qf ilu ruwrl of Ilffril :ibn ,num JV. ilu mfm rf! ilu' lrrmllrr I. l BETTY S LOAN Anvbody's Game, I2 Operetta, ll Acorn Staff, I2 Oak Leaf Staff, I2 College' Connfeiilicul .-I rlruflr lrllzrr. A 11 :ll mill-.r!1I DOSS SMITH I lun nur all 11 lull llllrnrl lmllvglii lr1m--- I ,vi ,, . I f I In lb.II, MARY ELIZABETH SMITH President G-irls' League, I2 Operella, Il Hockey Intramurals, 9, IO, II BI'sl'eIl3aIl lnlrarnurals, 9, I0 'Acorrl' Stag, I2 College- Deriscn ' xlu r1r1LlLf1rlIJIfi,uii1 MI iluliru JEAN SOWARD Baslefball, 9 Olav: Club, I2 Opcretla, II Hoclcf Inlrawurals, 9, IO, II Basierbail Intramurals, 9, IO, II Colleqcz OlnaWcsley:In llnrr null .1 rlrlnruir lair. lliuriu If my lnfrrrrf' ELMA STANLEY Class Secrelarf, Il Hailey, 9, IO, II, I2 Basketball, 9, IO, Il, IZ, Captain, I2 Oh, Doctork' I2 Basketball Inlrarr-urals, 9, IO, II IZ Acorn Staff, I2 College' Wellesley JAMES STRAIN IJimI 1 Columbus I-I. S. ' , Football, II, nz ' LI I Track, II, I2 1' Baseball, I0 ' HIYY Treasurer I2 Basketball Intramurals, IFL- Colleqe: Miami be derpefl riier' flair! zrilb lb? lmxl ,m,vml, DOROTHY LEE SULLIVAN Isullyl Vice-President Class, 9 ' u1'Y Hockey, 9, IO, I2 Basketball, 9, IO, ll, l2q Captain, Il Acorn Staff, I2 Oak Leaf, Staff, I2 College: Bradford Junior PI1I1rrrrv mul drgurly ur: mzngled lu lin lnrirflj uf bm' flnm1l'Irr', LOIS W. TURPIN Operetfa, II Hockey Inlrarnurals, 9, IO Basketball Intramurals, I0 Acorn Staff, I2 v Oak Leaf Staff, I2 College: Miami Valley Nurses Training I 'IH Jump: nprrr rn m1r1'lLf,f5. 'Y MARGUERITE VANDERI-IORST lVandyl Operetta, ll , Hockey Intramurals, IO, ll, 2 Basketball Intramurals, IO, Acor'1 StaH, I2 Oak Leaf Staff, I2 , College: Ohio t Y Unilb 11 ,mule nu fr lgbri mi a fi luuwrblr HIM? I MARY LOUISE VAN HORNE IBIIIIQI Operetta, I2 Hockey Intramurals, I0 Basketball Intramurals, I0 Glee Club, I2 College: Denison - Q lmzrdf' WITH PREPAREDNESS AS OUR WEAPON Page Sixteen 141151 ready lo D11 li ' vplflg , 'yfic' Qfjf be l I I 1 K ,' f. 4 EILEEN I.. WEAVEIQ G-lee Club, I2 Opcrella, ll, I2 College: Olwlo Slale Thurs vjlaf ,ro zfnrb um! al fff' jf. LILLIAN WHITE Hocke ,9 Basketball, 9 Glee Club, I2 Hockey Inlrarnurals, 7, IO, Il Basketball lnlramurals, 9, IO, ll College: lulane In Slow In ,rfvmk lull 1z'l,fl'ly fmlf' BETTY JANE WILEY Hockey, 9, IO, II, I2 Basketball, 9, IO, ll, I2 Tennis, IO, ll, I2 Ooerella, 9, IO, ll, I2 Glee Club, IZ College: Slephens Alum lrmlx uvlfv rmllluf fzml Ilan mu RUSSELL E. WOLPE. JR. lSonnyl Universily Clly I-I. S., Mo. Foolball, I0, I2 Baskelball, I0 Baseball, IO, I2 Hi-Y Baskelball Inlramurals, IO, I2 College: Kenyon HW, nnlfl Ibn! llwrr :were mm' lliu bun. IRVIN ZIMMERMAN, JR. Band, ll, I2 Orcheslra, II, I2 Ch, DoClorI I2 Operella, ll, I2 Acorn Slaff, I2 Oak Leaf Slaff, I2 ,I ,, ll College: Uncerlain YJ ' Pe.f1ru, pmre! He is nal dead, he . , lj dnfb fmt Jlerp- X ll He lullb lzzzurkerzvzl from lb: dream uf X His. Page Sevenleen Iggy? A , w'fi ',' 5 , n A L- Q '. 'I I 5 ' N ,151-' gli.: , , W -W - 5 bvwadvwwww , . - ,l,,. - I .. '- 'K 'C7fS ' CLASS HISTORY As we dive inTo The rnusTy old Tiles of The Oak Leaf and The Oakwood Tidings, we find many illusTrious and never-To-beeforgoTTen evenTs and people of The class of I935. Of This super-colossal rlass of I935, There are nineTeen charTer members sTill wiTh us: Louise Davies, ArThur HeiTz, Marion HufTman, DoroThy Ingle, Eleanor Kilbourne, KaTharine Lee, Brad Schaeffer, Beniie Reemelin, Sara Jane Kimmel, Jim Rieger, Carl Meuche, John Knoderer, Bill Schneble, Bob Cline, DoroThy Lee Sullivan, Harriei Clemenl, Marion Low, Mary Elizabefh Smifh, and Mary Louise Van Horne. The lcindergarfen is To be remembered by The HeiTz-Schneble affair. IT is needless To say ThaT Schneble won by K. O, ing HeiTz wiTh a well aimed bloclcg however, iT became Too hoT for Schneble and he deparTed for Holy Angels. The firsT grade broughf Virginia Dohner, Frances Reed, Jack Landis, Elma 0 if STanley, BeTsy Brehm, and MargareT Howe. lT is rumored ThaT Landis' wealrness 8 Q for STanley sTarTed here and wenT unnoTiced all These years. In The second grade came .lean Leonard, Lillian WhiTe, and DoT Lee Elder. WhaT we laclced in quanTiTy was made up in gualiTy This year. Caroi May C-riffiTh, Mason Hoolcer l.yTle, and RoberT Behm were added To our already noisy floclc in The Third year. Thoge who came in The TourTh grade were AnneTTe LauTenslager, Nancy Pauli, Sue MarTin, .laclc HobsTeTTer, and Barbara Pape aT Harmon. The liTTle coTTaqes which were used during The consTruc- Tion of Shafor Boulevard, broughT us Russell Wolfe, Paul Feinerer, Mildred Davis, Louise T-leiTmann, Eileen Weaver, and Virginia Brenner, This was The beginning of The MarTin-HobsTeTTer affair, back in The days when Paul Feinerer loolced like a sTudenT, Barbara Pape quickly puf herself inTo The limeIighT wiTh her abiliTy To draw horses, and AnneTTe LauTensla-ger did The same wiTh her rare combinalion of beauTy and brains. The TifTh grade broughT RoberT Lippard Davidson, Harrison STanTon Con- 2 3 dif, Leona PTTT, Enis Nelson, Helen Blacln, Caroline BurneTT, and Jane Clarlc. l?oberT Lippard Davidson made his famous speech before The DayTon Women's if my Garden Club and was acclaimed an infanT prodigy lby The Garden Clubl. While we were in The sixfh grade, The Shafor Boulevard building was complefed and The coTTage dwellers moved inTo iT, This new feaTure induced Chrissoula Economides, Kay Parks, and Carl ShulT- heis To ioin The ranks aT Shafor: and since RoberT Grandin was Too lazy To wall: ThaT far, he came To Harmon. We appreciaTed The spring pageanT very much because we used mosT of The school Time lor praclice during The merry monfh of May. lT was in This pageanT ThaT RoberT Lippard Davidson again dishnguished himself as a prodigy in his acfing The parT of The bellman in The Bellman of Mons, alThough we didn'T Thinlt much of his organ playing. Marion Low and Kay Parlcs lefT us To go away To school This year. ln The sevenih grade The Teachers Told us ThaT They considered us The noisiesT class ThaT They had ever lduqhft Then followed many Trips To Tho office where we were Told by Mr. Lewis ThaT iT was Time we sTarTed To grow up, We babies had To siT in The balcony ,On 0 03:0 af assemblies: buT we didn'T mind for we had a feeling of securify up There. f'vf'115o'0,-.1 The new members This year were Charles Hayes, BeTTy Paulus, Lillian HeaTh- : F 575 man, Nancy KirlcpaTriclr. Jean Soward, Big Dicl: NorTon, Lois Turpin, Aaron Jacobson, Roborl Belfon, Warner Kiefaber, and BeTTy Sloan. Page Eighieen w 'vi HN S I 'i 1 'i .....,.l-.. -.-.H CLASS HISTORY TConTinuedT The eighTh grade broughT BeTTy Beck, Joan Sheridan, Bill Cook, Randall CusTer, and Vernon Reeves. Reeves already showed signs oT a bulge. The senior-high boys preTTy nearly broke Their necks Trying To daTe Joan. Did The Senior T-ligh ever Turn To The eighTh grade before? Nosiree, our class had iT, Randall Cusler inTroduced his air bag, a liTTle crysTal radio requiring a greaT deal of rooT-scaling in order To esTablish aerials. The climax came when Chuilr Brehm, aTTempTing To scale The unknown heighTs oT The garage rooT, Tell oTT Q and broke his arm. The air-bug cosT him TwenTy-Tive cenTs3 The arm, some TwenTy-Tive dollars. , 6 ln The ninTh grade we inauguraTed The new Junior High building. Those 54 ', who ioined us in The ninTh grade were JaneT GodTrey, Anna Jane Leen, Irvin T K -I Zimmerman, Louis T-Teald, Claire Schumacher, Thomas Alvie Maher, Joe 5 Korek, l-'lenry Newcomer, and MargareT' VanderhorsT. Louie l-leald's all-round abiliTy caused all oT The girls' hearTs To Throb, and l-lenry Newcomer's scholasTic abiliTy had The same eTTecT on his Teachers. We were The TirsT class To graduaTe Trom This building and paid due respecT To The even? wiTh a graduaTing ceremony. Vernon Reeves leTT us To go To STeele, Kay Parks reTurned, The TenTh year was augrnenTed by Mary Louise KarsTaedT, Felix Alfred Roche, Lynn Crandall. John Reeder, Jim STrain, Doris Boswell, and Helen Dahling. Felix immediafely became known as The IiTTTe man wiTh The big voice and Doris Boswell's Tace TrequenTly Turned red. Bill Schneble. Thinking ThaT The Tire had died down, reTurned To us. RoberT Davidson's execuTive abiliTy began To Come OuT when he was appoinTed head baskeiball manager. Kay Lee leTT us To reTurn The following year. Helen Ealey, Bob Grunewald, Big Bill Sigmund, Jean Burchinal, and Bill PeTTiT hooked on in The elevenTh year, adding To our illusTriousness. DwighT Mills decided To give us a break, or maybe Mr. Lewis did: anyway DwighT dropped back To graduaTe wiTh us. Russell WolTe wenT To ST. Louis. Nobody new carne To us in The TwelTTh year, buT Russell Wolfe, Vernon Reeves, and n Marion Low reTurned. NoThing sTarTling happened ouTside oT The usual QT I 'ya scholasTic, social, and aThleTic achievemenTs. Vernon Reeves' sTock had risen , Twelve poinTs. - , Q ', 'TQ As The hisTory oT This class reaches iTs end we Teel a cerTain sorrow, j Tor There will never be anoTher like iT, we are sure. We hope ThaT The nexT ThirTeen years oT our liTe will seem as successTul and ioyous To us as These previous ThirTeen years have been. ARTT-T UR T-TETTZ. BRAD SCHAEFFER. There were nifzely and :zine Ibn! mfely lily Uwilbin lbe .rlaelter of Ike fold. Page Ninefeen , F 'N '. , PIM 4' -- 'Y' 'A ,ii X W ' vi ' g .,f9.,4 g 1. ' . R5 'I'L'Q Jin' '-hz.-.3 . , ' . ,,-,, A if vo! Lkliijwa T M , - . W-, ,.,. ,T-'fm' CLASS WILL Senior Class of I935-Oakwood High School HEAR YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE! As Time marches on, we The seniors Teel ThaT our many greaT achievemenTs and giTTs should noT be Taken Trom The place where we received Them. We ThereTore besTow Them upon our successors, The innocenT iuniors,-God resT Their souls. We leave This lasT will and TesTamenT, wiTh The hope ThaT They will realize The responsibiliTy and honor ThaT has been placed upon Them. As wiTness To This colossal, giganTic, and sTupendous underTaI4ing, we call upon The TaculTy and The sTudenT body. SecTion I. I. Diclc NorTon leaves abouT Two TeeT oT heighT and a Tape measure To Jaclcie VVolTeg and AnneTTe LauTenslager wills her collecTion oT boys' pins, rings, eTc., To Nancy Ohmer and Eileene SmiTh. 2. Bob BelTon besTows upon VValTer Worman an old sTaclc oT absenT and Tardy slips, while Bus Myers leaves a razor and halT oT a boTTle OT hair-grower To Glenn Maxon. . 3. Eleanor Eggnog Kiibourne leaves her Teeling Tor music and arT To Sue Eichelberger, while Joan Sheridan wills her enormous appeTiTe To Marianna Rehling. 4. Nancy l4irkpaTriclc leaves a wornfouT diary and dreams oT her many love aTTairs To Virginia Hopper, along wiTh Bob Davidson's leaving his philosophies oT liTe To The iunior class in general, and To Phil I-luTTman in parTicular. S. Jean Soward besTows her many admirers Trom lcindergarTen To wheel-chairs upon Jane Ghmer, and Jim Rieger leaves a couple oT brolcen radio seTs and a Tew shorT waves To Bill Nash. 6. Warner KieTaber's mania Tor cuTTing hair, also a pair oT worn-ouT scissors and a TooThless comb used on Dizzy Davidson, we will To I-lerb Rollins. 7. DoroThy Lee Sullivan and Lois Turpin leave an abundance OT school spiriT To Mary Jane Boyles and Virginia SonnansTine3 also, Virginia Dohner wills her meelc and guieT voice To JaneT 6aTes. 8. Randall CusTer besTows Ten or Twelve oi his Tlowery looking necIcTies upon Charles Blanlc and Sherman Shonlc, and Ben Reemelin leavesra correspondence course on lovefmaking To Ray Maclc. 9. DoT Lee Elder gives her enThusiasTic and ambiTious aTTiTude To Mernie Arnold, along wiTh Jack Landis' donaTing his unpreTenTious and diTTiculT naTure To Julian Lange. IO. Aeron Jacobson besTows his abiliTy To malce hilarious noises in class To Harry BurneTT and Wilbur Deuser on condiTion ThaT They promise To disTurb as many classes as possible. SecTon 2. I. Bill Sigmund leaves his passion Tor blonde women To Bunny Myers and Diclc LoTT, while Jane Clarlcs and Carol GriTIiTh's giTT oT gab goes To Peggy Bossard. 2. BeTTy Brehm and HarrieT ClemenT will Their love Tor small-Town sheilcs To Phyllis Eichelberger, and Jaclc Reeder gives an old address book To RoberT Baker. 3. Bob Cline leaves his love Tor a good argumenT and discussion over noThing To Babe I-Toward, and Doris Boswell leaves her boisTerousness To Jane KieTaber. Page 'I'wenTy CLASS WILL lConlinuedl 4. The Ferneding Twins are lhe recipienls ol Paul Gus Feinerer's muscular developmenl lhe gambled a lhree-cenl slampl, and his abilily lo imilale Snozzle Duranle. 5. Belly Wiley leaves her inleclious laugh lo Belle Clemenl, while David Allick is lhe lucky receiver ol a pair ol worn-oul baskelball panls and a broken lennis rackel lrom l-lenry Newcomer. 6. Roberl Goon Kaser wills his deep and manly voice and his abilily lo make impromplu speeches lo Laurence Morier, and Anna Jane Leen and Jean Moss will lheir guiel disposilions lo Venila Slrain and Alma June Sabrey. 7. Chrissoula Economides' abilily as a public speaker goes lo Nellie May Wesl, and Jimmie Slrain's search lor lhe ideal girl ol his dreams is lo be conlinued by Kenny Pill. B. Sarah Jane Kimmel gives her inleresl in world allairs and educalion lo Marge Davis, while Roberl Grunewald beslows his unequaled lalenl lor ealing peanuls wilhoul gelling lhe seeds in his leelh lo Roberl Engleman and Charles Farler. 9. Thomas fNlvie Maher bequealhs a sel ol slighlly used lonsils lo Marlield McSherry and Frances Reed's job as a laxi driver goes lo Dol Prilchard. IO. Kay Parks and Virginia Brenner will a couple ol ankle bracelels lo Maribel Adkins: also Arl l-leilz bequealhs his knowledge on how lo handle women lo Jim Kunlz. Seclion 3. I. Leona Pill wills her uller indillerence lo Mary Louise Mallhews, while Sue Marlin leaves an old Chevy converlible lo Polly Frank and Virginia l-lumberger. 2. Bill Schneble, lhe lrigonomelry wizard, leaves his unsurpassed lacully as a ping-pong player lo Charles Wallers: while lrv Zimmerman's repulalion as an ivory lickler in Mr. Wimpy l-lumberger's Philharmonic Orcheslra goes lo Bill Byrd and Wilbur l-lall. 3. A lew ol Dorolhy lngle's poelic lhoughls are received by Lillian Feinerer, and Frances l-lirsch beguealhs her recipe lor loasled bread lo Frances Slade. ' 4. Charles l-layes' mania lor laking piclures is beslowed upon Roberl Grandin and George Langley, while Belly Beck gives her Garbo accenl lo Frances Canada. 5. Russel Wolle leaves a pair ol roller skales and a slighlly used loolhpick lo Solomon Maeder and Auslin Young: also, Enis Nelson wills her paslime lor wriling noles lo boys in school lo Nancy Newcomer. 6. l-lelen Ealey's explanalory lalenls go lo Eugenia Weber and Mabel Evans, and Louise l-leilmann and Nancy Paull will lheir exlreme shyness lo Gladys Manney and Dorolhy l-leadinglon. 7. Claire Schumacher and Belly Sloan will a couple ol blushes lo Jane Liming, and Mary Smilh's love lor hiking goes lo Jean l-lyre and Evelyn l-larlzell. 8. Barbara Pape leaves a pair ol high-heeled shoes lo Rosemary Lindemang also, Mildred Davis' and Lillian While's love lor sludying goes lo Marjorie Kennell. 9. Margarel l-lowe and Lillian Flealhman beslow lheir llirlalious ways upon Eileen Cornell and Barbara Beem. IO. Slan Condil leaves his besl wishes lo lhe iunior class as a whole wilh lhe hope lhal lhey will lry lo allain lhe high slandards sel by lhis illuslrious senior class. NOTE: The inherilance lax on lhis exlensive, voluminous, and sacred will amounls lo 5B6,000,000,000.00 and shall be paid by lhe recipienls. STANTON CONDIT Page Twenfy-one 14' 1 r:',:M,g..iw- Li' VX, V , - T C W' i T T'm 'fA'7':? ,- I li F511 PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF '35 Time-l945 A. D. As I was walking along Fiffh STreeT one day. I noficed in fronf of a sforeroom a sign reading, Professor Alonzo, Forefeller of The FuTure. My curiosify aroused, I sfepped info The sfore To see whaT This greaT mysfic could Tell me of my losT comrades of '35. ,135 I was amazed To find TI'iaT The Professor was none oTher Than my brainy class- '7 mafe Bob Kaser, dressed in a baTh robe wiTh a Beckel HoTeI Towel wrapped around his migl'iTy head. His once dainfy musfache had now grown info a 'Q full-sized soup sTrainer and he had also acquired an undergrowfh of beard. T 4 As he saT before a Table gazing inTo a goldfish bowl and uTTering weird X 'Tai noises, I asked him whaT was his Trouble and he Told me wiTh much glee TI'iaT he had iusT seen in his so-called crysTal, our greaT class presidenT, Roberf S. S. Davidson, iusf receiving acclaim as The besT all-around aThleTe aT Sing Sing. He played roving cenfer on The fooTbaIl Team buT had To be changed To fullback because he roved off The premises. Karl Meuche, one of Bobs Team maTes, plays quarfer back and The magnanimous Mills coaches. The Prof. wenT on To say Thaf Hooker and Kim have seTTled on a liTTle farm ouT in Iowa noT far from Nancy KirkpaTrick's famous chicken ranch. ArT HeiTz is now employed as floor walker in Aaron Jacobson's second-hand clofhing sTore on Jefferson STreeT adiacenf To one of Brad SchaeTfer's Twin Diners. Brad, by The way, finally gave The girls a break and married Doris Boswell. ' Jim STrain is now The propriefor of The noTorious Club Hang-Over where Henry Newcomer, clad in his WesT Poinf uniform, does a Iiffle plain and fancy bouncing. The headliners on The floor show af The club are Sue MarTin, Torch singer, and The happy harmony girls-Vanderhorsf, Turpin, and Weaver, Guess where we found FasTy Landis, The old speed demon. Living up To his name as he recenily drove his rockef car, The LuneTT Gu, an invenTion of Randall CusTer, clown Dayfona Beach aT The speed of 605.09 per hour. The former Miss Elma Sfanley, affer seTTling wiTh her Tiffh husband, is now spending a quieT soiourn in The old maids' home, direcfed by STan Condif, whose moTTo is Always wiTh The girIs. Annie Laufenslager and Kay Parks are also enioying The peace and quief of STan's hospiTaIiTy. Joe Korek and Joan Sheridan have incorporafed and seTTled down wiTh a Beaufy and Barber Shop on Park Ave. where Joan Tries ouf her unique hair dress designs on Joe. In The sporfing world Felix Roche, has organized a professional basketball Team known as The Crown Poinf Flyers, composed of Charles Behm, Carl Shulfheis, Chuck Brehm, and Bill Schneble. Felix has been high-poinf man in every game, wiTh a scoring average of 3,2 poinTs per game. Jack HobsTeTTer's picfure is seen on The back of every magazine as The world's greaTesT sfrong rnang his name is kepT consTanTIy before The public by his business manager, Homer Myers. Jack says EaT BeTTy Beck's Bran Biscuifs and be big like me. The Professor sTaTed Thaf he had recenTly been connecfed wiTh Paul Feinerer's Medicine Show where Big Dick Norfon appears as The Tallesf man in The world, due To The splendid cooking of his wife, Chrissoula Economides. ln The circus band, under The direcTion of Lynn Crandall, Billy PeTiT pracfices his drums by beafing his wife, Claire Schumacher. JaneT Godfrey is using her charm on The snakes, buf she sTill has her same old aTTracTions for The sTronger sex, judging from The crowds of men around her plafform in The show: chief among her admirers is John Knoderer, who sfands bewildered for hours gazing aT her. Jim Rieger and Dorofhy lngle are known as The Man and Wife on The Flying Trapeze, performing noT only wiThouT a neT, buf also wiThouT Trapeze. People shudder, women scream, brave men fainT when Jean Leonard is shof from a cannon, as The final acT. ln The realm of music we find lrvin Zimmerman on a concerf Tour of The world, considered by all crifics, including Miss Mary Louise Van Horne, as The greaTesT living pianisT. Wifh him goes Miss BeTTy Jane Wiley, The silverplaTed soprano, rendering solos To The accompanimenf of Reeder's Rhyfhrn Ramblers. Page Twenfy- Two 1 PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF '35 lConTinuedj Our ToremosT oraTor, Bob Cline, is debaTing daily on The SenaTe Tloor Tor maTs under all cuspidors in The SenaTe chamber. Willie Sigmund, as page boy in The SenaTe, is puTTing his Track abiIiTy inTo use. The ProT. and I couIdn'T geT over The wide scope oT occupaTions and posi- Tions our old crowd had Taken up. Radio now presenTs such sTars as Toofs PiTT and BeTsy Brehm Taking The places of The once popular comedy Team oT MyrT and Marge. The Three H. SisTers -Hirsch, Howe, and HeiTmann To you-recenTly received The Allen Gong Prize on The popular Town Hall x program. Even Kafe SmiTh has been replaced by our own KaTe Lee. Probably The mosT popular announcer on The air is C. Wayne Hayes, using his high-school experience as a cheer leader . ' T .eeflf-Q. Jill Smilh, Miss MilIer's Tormer aide-de-camp, has now opened a business college over Caroline BurneTT and Jean Moss's candy kiTchen, The TaculTy consisTing oT Jean Moss, shorThandq Jane Clark, TypewriTing, and Dr, RoberT Grandin, D. B., bookkeeping. The ProT's crysTal revealed ThaT Helen Black has achieved Tame Tor her new book Heaven Will ProTecT The Working Girl. Mary Louise KarsTaedT, who has also dipped her pen inTo The old ink well, has arTicles appearing regularly in The Oakwood Press, now ediTed by Ossie KieTaber. HarrieT ClemenT, socieTy ediTor, wriTes The Tollowing noles in a recenT ediTion oT The local sheeT: QQ f Miss Carol 6riTTiTh, noTed acTress, has reTurned Trom a Trip To Xenia, accompanied by her privaTe secreTary, Anna J, Leen. 5 ,Q nQxw Miss UpTon Van RiTz, The Tormer Eleanor Kilbourne, is spending The week' ' Q-JK end aT The home oT Miss BeTTy Paulus in Podunck, Ky. fr Wi-lliam K. Cook has iusT been appoinTed head oT The A. A. U. U. A. A. U. U. A. by Miss Frances Reed, SecreTary oT Labor, an oTTTce newly creaTed by RoberT BelTon oT The Ways and Means CommiTTee oT The House. Helen Ealey, Louise Davies, and Vernon Reeves, who recenTIy joined Singer's MidgeTs, are now perTorming aT The Ideal TheaTer. DoT Lee Sullivan, TickeT girl, says The show's a seIIAouT. In looking over some oT The gayer spofs oT The Miami Valley we Tind ThaT Barrymore Reemelin is now proprieTor oT The enTerprising GermanTown Parlor. Helen Dahling jerks The sodas and Meem I-luTTman is cashier. The much-soughT-Tor Jean Soward has been seen aT The Parlor recenTIy in The company oT Russ WoITe, The local man-abouT-Town. The paTrons of The Parlor dance nighTly To The music oT Alma Sabrey's orchesTra: Virginia Brenner, saxophone: Barbara Pape, pianisT3 Mildred Davis, soloisT7 and Alma herselT, drums. Across The sTreeT Trom Prof. Kaser's esTabIishmenT we see BeTTy Sloan Tlipping pan-cakes in The window oT Lil HeaThman's Beanery. All The women in The ciTy are aghasT over Madame Burchinal's beauTy aids. Mlle. Virginia Dohner lecTures daily aT Elder's DeparTmenT STore Irun by DoT Lee by The wayl, while Lillian WhiTe's picTure adorns all The road-side bill boards, adverTising ThaT HomefSpun Complexion. The screen's laTesT maTinee idol, Louis Heald, appears as Louie The Heel, in his new under- world success, Muscle Bound, supporTed by a sTrong casT, lnoT plasTer-parisl. Nancy Paull has The parT oT The gang's Mall. Rev. Bob Grunewald has opened a rescue mission in The back room oT PeTes on Park Ave., in an eTTorT To save some oT The local boys from The cluTches oT evil. Enis Nelson assisTs him by playing The reed organ. il Q . 53 his Tire business Trom ruin. When phone orders were coming in, Marion iusT L changed The phone number Trom Main 3047 To DavenporT OOOO. Marion Low has been hired as an efficiency experT by her TaTher To save . on 5 I am deeply graTeTul To ProT. Alonzo Tor informing me so well oT my old comrades and I am sure ThaT Mr. ClaggeTT will be deeply Touched when he hears how well his Tormer prodigies have done ouT in The big bad world. Oh yes, I TorgoT To Tell you The depression ended The year aT'Ter our class graduaTed Trom college. v TOM MAI-IER. Page TwenTy-Three .:, f ' V Y V CNT ,.,4 12,531.0 1 ,T x, f .Ti e .'-T Q Q. .s ' .f. fa.. i I T i ini T' - I ii I. - ' 'ffl' Y 'UDV' I '1' I ' I II ' I ' E ,....,,,A .4 Page Twen'ly-four AND SO, FAREWELL Shall we, loo, speak of memories? They cannol buf remain Wilh us forever. Shall we praise lhe name of friendship, Of Oakwood and ol years Which naughl can sever? ls lhis lhe highesl 'lribule Our gralelul hearls can give For lhis rich blessing? Then speak we now no furlherl Bul, wilh minds comrnuning, No word expressing, Treasure lhose lhoughls lhal lie Too deep for ullerancel No grand oralion, Bul simple, loving lribule' Which ends in silenl 'rhoughl And meclilalionl DOROTHY were 5 ' IVY ORATION CusToms and TradiTions have a value in liTe and in school. The TacT ThaT class aTTer class aT Oakwood T-ligh School has gaThercd To planT The ivy, as we have gaThered here Today, gives every graduaTe oT The school a share in a common experience. Such an experience is a uniTing inTluence. Can we see more in This ceremony Than The mere planTing oT The ivy iTselT? l-low may The planT be compared To The members of our senior class, who are abouT To leave The school? As Ths ivy Today will begin To climb This wall, so shall we have To climb many a diTTiculT wall. JusT as This ivy will grow by clinging +igh+ To The wall, so should we use diTTiculTy as an opporTuniTy, and so cover iT and so masTer iT ThaT we change iT Trom iTs bare ugliness inTo beauTy. JusT as some branches OT This ivy will noT climb To The Top oT The wall, so some oT us will noT rise as high as oThersg buT we oughT To have The courage and The good sense To be proud oT having done our besT, insTead OT being envious oT Those who have surpassed us. As The ivy is a whole and compleTe vine, so is socieTy a whole: all oT us belong To iT. Those aT The Top and Those who have noT reached so high, are indispensable To each oTher. We who planT This ivy have given iT a chance, a chance To make iTs own TuTure. Our Teachers, all oT whom have made Oakwood High The school iT is, have given us our chance. From graduaTion on, iT is up To us. Our record will be The record oT The school: our success and our achievemenT will be The success and The achievemenT oT The school. We oughT never To TorgeT This. Our school will be judged by us, by whaT we are, by whaT we do, by The way we grow and Thrive on The wall oT diTTiculTies meT. JACK REEDER SENIOR HONORARY RECORDS lSepTember, l934, To May, l935l I l-larrieT ClemenT-Second Prize, Applied Design, NaTional ScholasTic ArT ConTesT. lVlargareT l-lowe-FourTh Prize, DecoraTive Design, NaTional ScholasTic ArT ConTesT. Chrissoula Economides-FirsT Place, l-leidelberg OraTory ConTesT. Jaclc l-lobsTeTTer-Second Place in CounTy, STaTe Senior Scholarship ExaminaTion. Louis l-leald-FirsT AlTernaTe AppoinTmenT To Annapolis. T-lenry C. Newcomer-Principal AppoinTmenT To WesT PoinT. Page Twenfy-five sw-u-ef if flag. . . . .ga i .xi,. ,3v, ...,...L.x:v . IA I W1 - il' ff' ' 'AJ' i' 24 'li . ' J 'WZ' T3lf,?2'gfL ' A .. . - - -in . -. l. .marry Wi,.f l'-' , r-A l l l l l i l i i l i l 5 I i MESSAGE OF SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Dear Fellow-Classmafes: We have long been waifing for fhis day. Now many of us are nof as happy af fhe fhoughf of leaving, as we expecfed fo be. We shall miss all of fhe familiar faces and places when fhey are far removed from us. This leffer mighf have been humorous, buf l can nof ioke on fhis subjecf. Maybe we haven'f had secref handclasps, and brofherhood and sisferhood orders of enduring friendship, perhaps we haven'f seemed fo be one for all and all for one, buf in acfion every one of us has done his besf for fhe class. We have moved, acfed, and spoken as a greaf unif. Lasf year, in fhe face of cerfain failure, we were defermined fo give fhe senior class a farewell. Unifed, we pushed our issue and finally, againsf overwhelming odds, we won our poinf. This has been fhe case all fhrough our school life. One of us or a group of us has had difficulfy in acquiring a cerfain goal, buf when fhe enfire class ioins hands and pulls for fhe same side fhere has been no sfopping us. In our senior year we have fried fo serve as a paffern fo ofher classes by backing up 'rhe feams. feachers, and all school acfivifies. Many of us are going fo college, and some are nof. We shall all meef new friends and guife a few of us will move fo ofher cifies. Affer' foday if may be years before some of us, who are used fo speaking fo each ofher every day, will even see each ofher again. Time will have made us forgef abouf our fellow-classmafes, buf fhe acguainfances may be quickly renewed. All fhrough our lives we shall meef people whom we knew in high school. The pleasures and benefifs which we have received af Oakwood are nof drawing fo a close, buf are iusf being exfended. BOB DAVIDSON CLASS SONG -- l935 By lrvin Zimmerman Vife sing again our praise for fhee, Oakwood Alma hllafer dear, Wilh ioyful hearfs in memory We see anew fhe days spenf here. Now one lasf promise we will make, Dear Oakwood, for your sake: lchorusl ln all fhe days fhaf come, And greaf fhe vicfories won, We pledge fhaf we will be frue fo fhee: O Oakwood, you're firsf in our hearfs. Page Twoniy-six s f5F!W - T .. .A.' - X 131- V A sf . :..: ' 'i 'f' ',f.7' 1 ' .:f2i. i- 1 I ,sir ii' , , X . TIME PCR CI.ASSES...UIXIDERC5RADUATES TIIVIE TCD WORK...IXIO PI.AY...I.ET'S C-3 f QIXIINXHS' 9IXIIiIXIIEId' MV 'HDINIHIDS GINIV VVXIVEICI ' 'SOIL in Dei Hwe anc loui bro 'ro 'rhe clas we gro join yea feaf frie be? see fhe who Oal Page TIME PCR CLASSES...UNDERGRADUATES ,,., ,...,.-1-- ? ,y I 5 1 I n E TIME T0 WORK...NQ Pl.AY...LET'S G f' iii- QDNIMHS' o QNILIXIIEH' V GNN! .LH NHIDS 'EIO RIG 'SIDILVVNIV O l ELEVENTH YEAR Successors lo our enwinenl seniors . . . execurive abilily in giving dance , . . originalily of Junior Howl . . . incluslry in selling apples and candy al games . . , greal wils in class . . . Jaclc Slorms cracking puns ancl Presidenl' Sieve Srnilli laughing al Jrlnennl . . . lypical class eleclions-Presidenl, Snfiirli, Srorms, Pruglig Vice-president Relwling, Evans, Frank: Secrelary, N. Onmer, Arnold, l-lurnloergerq Treasurer, Wolfe, Lange, and Co .... excellenl malerial for seniors nexl year. Presidenl , , . . Slelolwen Smillw Vice-Presidenl Jaclc Wolfe Secrelary , Nancy Levis Treasurer . Julian Lange l-lelen R lvlarion T. Carl C. Jolwn M. Slilwell l-larvey l-larslw lvlarlin A B , Pad-:liHe A B , www BA., ohio sisie Ph.B. Denison We X Ed, M, l-lrirmrrl English M A,,Ol1io Slafe ALM- i Wgyyenberq rfpnfii Lam English Spangsh 1 French German Lafyn Drarnalic Art Public Speaking Page Twenfy-eight 3- iii V7 Q W . TENTH YEAR Firsl producls ol enlire high-school syslem . . . aclive perl in school allairs , . . IOOOXO in Acorn sales. . . paris in opera . . .girls daled by junior and senior boys . . . cornbinalions such as Jessie ancl Dane, Jaclc ancl Jean, elc. . . . lellers baugh and Renner in loolball . . . olhers aclive in alhlelics . . . Bob Gowd lor Breiden- y in Golden Glove Tournamenll . . . Beusl in girls' scholarship lead . . . V. Poeppelrneier lops boys . . .a class of greal promise . . . no o1 licers. Lou K. Bess Alberl M. Oliver N. Weber l-layner l-lollrnan Johnson l l Q4 l 'ir f Y. Ph.B., Universily of A.B., Universily of BS., Miami A.B., OhioWesleyan - Chicago Wisconsin A.M., Miami MA., Ohio Slale -Q f X AV, ., Columbia Biology I Mechanical Drawing Social Science i -X , lx lim Arts Girls' Afhlelic Prinling - Elernenlary Science XXX kj gaflor Mathematics Coaching ,if 1 LN - ' xl l Y , Page Twenly-nine N all he fx fx . 'R NINTH YEAR Seniors ol Junior High School . . , progressive class led by presiclenl . , . opponenls scoreless in loolball . . , boys' baslmelball Team al lop ol Daylon Gym lournamenl . . . Gravell, Worlhinglon, and l-lowell on All-Cily Team . . . pioneers in Oalcleallel proiecl . . . slall headed by Edilor lvlax Binlqley under guidance of Miss l-ladeler . , . oulslanding personalilies-Langley, lhe demon ol lhe molorcycleq Arlhur Schnacke, a genius wilh a 9670 averageg Anne lvlunger, leading The girls in scholarship , . . excellenl, all-round class. Presidenl . , , , . Kalhryn Severin Vice-President . Pal Caslor Secrelary-Treasurer . . , A .... , Marv ange Georgia Calherine Thomas D. J. Mac ' 1 Baker l-ladeler Brown, Jr. l-lummon A H, lrdianu Slale ABA Wiflcnberq B,S,, Geneva IRB, Wilfcnberq Teachers College Bl S , Vlfeslcrn Columbia Malliernalics A IA Urii-form, cl Peserve Hislorv Coaching Wisconsin Librarian Guidance l ldllfi English Supervisor Page Thmy Deon of Boys xy, 1 ,Ji , ' NJ , 'Q 'ixulg X. ii - J l . I Xi ll X il J 1 , si . W---'a-We-he I X ' . lk ll EIGHTH YEAR The flower-givers of lhe school . . . many accidenls and much illness responsible for donalion ol more flowers lhan any olher lhree classes pul Jrogelher . . . Mr. Wood running away from eighlh-year girls . . . girls seen wailing al his car . . . scrap-books on guidance and hobbies keplr by girls' class . . . eighlh-year boys prominenl in bas- lcelball . . . excellenl rnalerial for coming varsily leams . . . birlhday parlies layorile pasllime of lhis class . . .also oulslanding in Chrislrnas aclivilies . . . Presidenl . . . .. ,,.. . . , . , .. , Kennelh Warden Vice-Presidenl . . , . . No Candidale Secrel reasurer. ,. , ., ,, .. . Alice Kindl Q rion Mrs. Alice Carlos l.. John Wills E. Dieler Crum Dougherly B.S., in Ed., Ohio Ph. B., Denison Sfale A.M.,Wi1lenb-erg M.S., in H. E. Ed., Johns Hoolfins Ohio Siafe English Houaehold Aria M' i x OI' ' Hwy ML -....n.+? ,, :Q ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..., ,-...-......,,..,...... B.S., Wilrninqfon M S., Ohio Stale Ning? Sciences K I v5 X f ' 1 gf B.S., Universily of Pennsylvania MA., Ohio Slat:- lncluslrial AHS Malhernalics Social Science xx Page Thirty-one ' I im- W ,, 47 , SEVENTH YEAR Our iniliales . . . a lively group! . . . parlies al Chrislmas and on ST. Valen- line's Day . . . formal dances during vacalion . . . scrapbooks and scrap-fighlsu lrips lo Florida , . . lols ol Talking . . . quizzinq lvlr. l-lummon . . . quick lo become adapled lo high-school lile . . . collecling snakes lo irighlen Teachers . . . high grades by many . . . good luck in laler years, sevenlh yearl Presidenl , .... Vice-Presidenl, . Secrelary-Treasurer Goldie D. Lesser X X ,. 1 ,V .f ?f 2 4 tfzlghi, 5 112132275 : 1321 2 213115 3 BA., Ohio Slale E.S.in Ed., Ohio Slale MA., Ohio Slale English Director of Publicalions Page Thlrly-lwo , James Van Dyne Dan lVlcl.aughlin . . , .James Smilh Sylvia Thomas J. Edmond L. Brose Wood Bigelow I Y RN., Miami Valley Nurses Training School School Nurse A.B,, Williams B.S. in Ed., Ohio Slale Social Science Malhcmalics General Science S A.B., Ol1ioWesIeya MA., Ohio Slale ' Social Science X so www ,- . . mwwww w w f , -. , ., ' J . m.,,, , .' DRAMA AND MUSIC...STUDY HALLS ACORN STAFF AT EDITORS TQUC d HH S-I-IIHG QNX! HS I-IO VND' S9 LN Gllxvfl SN H , WMLQ 1.. I V 1 V 1 ' 'af f' .- ..., A.7..7..r,,.-,. A T'u' , . - -., -1- 1 f ' Q T f-Y fn rj' 1 I I Q f I ' , 4 CJ' f M Y -1 L 2911, A Q, :r,:::, n-in n!!! 1 E5-LE ar 5-2 1, 135 ' fr 1 I z ' nf' lf? ' fine Jrrip ada byw X Page Thlriy iwo X i:iAlQU5f'1' DRAMA AND MUSIC...STUDY 1-IAI.I.S ACORN STAFF AT EDITGIVS TOUC r' X o d HH HCI S-IW GNV I-1393 3 VW 'SQ LVIL N SNC L4 I igig VM V , wwf, 0, . ,. Fourlh row: Slrain, Hayes, Maher, Heilz, Schaeffer, Lvlle, Schneble, Meuche. Third row Boswell, Cool, Slanlev, Vanderhorsl, Sloan, Kirkpalrick, B. Brehrn, Condil, Hobsrerler, Newcomer. Second row Dohner, Godfrey, Davidson, Sheridan, Turpin, Sullivan, Leonard, H. Myers, K' l la Z Pel'l le a cr, irnrnerrnan, 1. Firsr row: M. Huffman, Nelson, H, Clernenl, Schumacher, Dahling, Smilhp Miss Lesser, Adviser. THE ACORN Safurdav morning meehngs . . . lajre afrhernoons and evenings . . . reams of paper for dummies . . . rain! no piclruresl . . . making a dollar ou+ ol fifleen cenTs' . . . Davidsonian class-iavoriwle elecTions . . . Hayes, l-lobsTeTTer, and Alriclr Taking picTures aT unexpedred rnomenTs . . . camera sTudies of seniors by Smilrh . . . feverish Trips To prinTer, phojrographer, engraver . . . EdiTor Kielaber conferring wifh commiTTee chair! men . . , Miss Lesser direchng like an ocTopus . . . chairmen hunTing elusive commiffee members . . . many lrnoTTy problems solved . . . The deadline zero hour . . . and The Acorn goes To press! I935,STAFF Adviser . , .. ..,.,. MlSS GOLDIE LESSER Edifor-in-Chief .... ,,., W ARNER KIEEABER Associale Edilor., ...... KARL MEUCHE Associale Edilor.. ,..,. ,HELEN DAHLING Associale Edifor ..... .HENRY NEWCOMER Business Manager .,..... Adverlising Manager ..... Asslr. Adverfising Manager Sales Manager .,,.,.... Assr. Sales Manager ,.,. Promorion Manager ....., .BOB DAVIDSON ,HHOMER MYERS UARTHUR HEITZ .TOM MAHER ....ENlS NELSON ........BOB KASER Arr Edilor ,......,.....,..,. JEAN LEONARD IBETSY BREHM Assis+an'rs. ,, HARRIET CLEMENT NANCY KIRKPATRICK JOAN SHERIDAN Phofography Edifor ......... Assisfanrs ,.,..... .., Page Thirly-four CHARLES HAYES iam PETTT lBILL sci-TNEBLE Senior Edilorm. .,4......... MARY SMITH lVIR6lNIA DOHNER Assislanls., . ...,... lHOOKER LYTLE lSTANTON CONDIT Club and Class Edifor .... JACK HOBSTETTER Assislanls ....... l LOIS TURPIN Lilerary Edilor. Assislanls ...... IDORIS BOSWELL IVMARGARET VANDERHORST COOK ICLAIRE SCHUMACHER lIRVlN ZIMMERMAN lDOROTHY SULLIVAN Alhlelics Edifor .......,... BRAD SCHAEFFER Assislanls ...... Sl-OM MAHER Eealures Edifor Assislanls .... Arl Adviser. ,. 5 'lELMA STANLEY .. ,... MARION HUFEMAN JANET GODEREY BETTY SLOAN lJIM STRAIN Miss Lou K. WEBER T 1 4441.214-.. 71. Third row: Kiefaber, Gray, Broadslone, Brock, Zim- Third row: Howell, Daugherfy, Cowden, Binlnley, Kyle, merrnan. Second row: Reichelderfer, Crawford, Gano, G. Second row: Miss Lesser, adviserg Boswell, Vander- Greene, Moore. horsi, Turpin, Sullivan. First row: Kimmel, Miss Hadeler, adviser, Toulmin, Firsi row: Sloan,Godfrey, Sheridan, Kirkparrick, Knoll. Munger, K, Brown. THE OAKLEAF lvlagnales of prinl, lhese people . . . valuable experience Through Oakwood Tid- ings . . , a real paper of our own . , . Edilor Kielaber presiding al meelings . . . Zim- merman devouring volumes of copy and proof . . . B. Knoll's ideas . . . lhe versarile Broclc . . . high pressure in sales deparlmenl . . . Jrhree colossal edilions of combined magazine and newspaper under aulhoress l.esser's guidance. THE OAKLEAFLET A new publicarion al Oakwood! lhe Oal4leallei, all-iunior-high newspaper . , . under Miss Hadeler's supervision grear resulls oblained by Edilors Binlcley and Moore . . . excellenr arlicles by Daniels, Broclc, and Toulmin . . . doggy srories . . . co- operarion of commercial deparlmenl . . . good experience in ediring and publishing for furure years. Page Thirty-five r . . . I lar.-Lose.-i7 ' i. . . . W... .V , .. 1 ir. , V1-' ' 4 i 'TFfi -iW,s.,e,f .Q A. W-V+ N ron, Shaeffer, C. Shulfheis, Kilbourne, Low, Kimmel, Condif, Godfrey, Kirkpairxck, H, Clemeni, Sianley, Brehrri, Zimmerman. DRAMATIC ART Two semesler plays by Oakwood senior dramalic class . . . enrire school keyed up for firsjr eyenl . . . lhe longed-for nighi . . . l-lelen Dahling s'rruHing across siage . . .ihe audience rolling in Jrhe aisles . . . Tom Maher smoking a cigareile . . . Ari l-leilrz mil ein accenl-nichr wahr'? . . .malinee idol Cusler in dashing role . . . Annie Lauien- slager heroine. . . success of Pxnybody's Game demands encore . . . The resulr . . . Second semesler play . . . Room 22 . . . Safurday rehearsals . . . Direcfor Harsh again coaching . . . Schaeffer going Through his lines while gazing al Kilbourne . . . Harrison Condi? becoming rornanlic in his role . . . Ebenezer Norron gelling hi+ by Pe+er Bunn Schaeffer . . . eniire casl ealing cookies . . . Brad covering +he floor wirh wood-shavings . . . poor Sheep and The ox . . . success of Anybody's Game duplicaled by Oh, Doclorl' '... Oakwood now accuslomecl 'ro excellenl performances by lhis group. A new lealure . . , faculfy also go dramaiic . . . lhree one-acl riois in February . . . Professor Bugs Lauienslager, Wai+erl Marlin and his crimson coconuf, Lil Srilwell, lhe beaujriful Bickharn . . . a full house . . . money for school needs. Page Thirty-six i., , , -xv flgili I A s V r ill i X llf' W Leif To righf: Miarnisburq Debafe Team: silfinq cenfer, Clineg sfanding, Jack Hobslellerg Griffilh, Heald, Hayes, Kaser. PUBLIC SPEAKING- Lasl-minure speeches . . . Heald and Hobsle-Her memorizing verbal masler- pieces . . . masses Jrhrilled by Kaser's eloquence . . . iudges spellbound by Carol Gril:fi+h's complex and fiery guesrions . . . cold logic in The argumenis of Charles Hayes and Nancy Newcomer. . . inlerscholaslic debare only one of Oakwood! many public speaking ac+ivi+ies . . . dual conlesl wilh Troy, close decision . . . lvliamisburg vanquished by war of words from Heald, Kaser, Grihfilh, and Hobsreller. Honors won by Economides and Cline al Heidelberg . . ,Chrissoula lirsl in slale orafory . . . Bob runner-up . . . Oakwood in Willenberg conlesl: Economides, ora+ory . . . Hob- sleller, exlemporaneous speaking . . . Griflifh, declamalion . . . Adkins, dramalic reading . . . same ar Denison: Cline, declamarion . , . Economides, oralory . . . Heald, legal address . . . Rehling, dramalic reading . . , Derr, poelry inlerprelalion . . . Public speaking classwork inleresring . . . Bob Grunewald speaking on Haupr- mann Jrrial . . , Bill Sigmund on sporls . . . dramalic readings-debales-monologues -speeches skillfully done in all classes. Page Thirfy-seven .+ . Y h ' ' jf- i, , Q -y . r 1' -' ffl pf, farws. if-' -. ' 'sf ' QPF V., ' - .' ,N .u MIM sw fu r . . .. ,. X. , -f v ! 7'i' 1 wsf'l7l Third row: Cornell, Hughes, Werner, Rolh, Shonlf, T, Ferneding, Myers, Hall, Gibbons, J. Ferneding, Burndl, Kern. Second row: D. Heidkamo, B. I-leidkamo, G. I-lurnbsrger, l-I, Boyd, Kuhns, .lim I-lobsTeTTer, Cusler, Anderson, Nicholas, Norlon, Morier, Marlin, Reouarfh, Poeppelrneier, Deuser. Firsl row- Gowdy, Worrnan, Pruqh, Slorrns, Crandall, S, Condii, Thrasher, Zimmerman, Callander, Page Thir W, Condil, Jack HobsTeHer, Davidson, Feinerer, Maher. THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR O Thou Apollo, or any observing god who one wiTh you mighT be, Come Tell us whaT oT music This year in Oakwood one mighT see . . . FirsT. oT course, The minsTrel show-someThing newand quiTe funny: lBuT don'T TorgeT The band insTrumenTs boughT wiTh The proTiT money.l And Then The ChrisTmas canTaTa, 'Childe Jesus,' lovely and inspiring, Or The new Girls' Glee Club program which all The gods were admiring. Oh, I say-pardon me, Mr. Apollo-whaT abouT The orchesTra and band? AT The many good assembly programs or aT loo+ball games on hand . . . Thank you, sirl-and 'Bulbulf The opera named Tor a Persian bird: Indeed ThaT was cerTainly The sweeTesT music I have ever heard. WhaT's ThaT, you say? Oh, The Junior I-ligh OrchesTra was good? Ah well, I haven'T Time To menTion everyThlng, even if I could. l-lowever, beTore I go bacla To Olympus and loin The godly band, lld lilce To remind you Tinally, wasn'T The May music picnic grandln Ty-eighT S l Y 4 4 'l A di OPERA BULBUL Oal4wood's lvle+ropolilan . . . beaulilul romance of a Confinenlal courl . . . emphasis on charming, modern music . . . Dane Prugh singing solos . . . Belly Wiley in feminine lead . . . accompanisl Zimmerman doing a piano maralhon . . . enlire casl exercising lheir daily voice dozens . . . lvlr. l-lumberger direcling execulions of dillicull arias . . . Burchinal, lvlorier, Maher, l-lopper Jralenled . . . powdered wigs . . . hoop slcirls on Burchinal . . . Dane Rain Prugh in 'righl lcnee-lrousers . , . l-lughes in a lluilly lace collar . . . smaller girls in pony chorus enlerlaining audience . . . funds used for new inslrumenls, music, and eguipmenl for music deparlmenl. ln lhe music conlesr al Miami Universily, lvlay 4, Oalcwood High School made a splendid showing. The brass guarlel, Richard Norlon, l-larold Boyd, Laurence lvlorier, and James Kuhns, won a superior raling. So, loo, did Jrhe clarinel quarlel whose members are lrvin Zimmerman, Jean Burchinal, Dale lvlohfel, and Gaylord l-lum- loerger, Jr. Superior raling was given lhe girls' glee club, and The girls' lrio received a ral- ing of excellenl, A cello quarlel' composed of Joan Claggell, Roberl Rolrh, Mary Barr, and William l-lusman was awarded an excellenl raling, Belly Wiley, soprano soloisl, received a good ralingp Jean Burchinal, allo soloisl, and James Kuhns, Jrrumpel soloisl, were given good ralings. Page Thirfy-nine 'llird rew: Oll, Zimmerman, Humber er, Eale , Parks, Wesl, F. Hirsch, Seward, Headinglon, Q Y Vanklorne, Pill, Mr. Humberger, direclor. Se-:ond ro.-1' Mildred Davis, MacNab, Clark, Arnold, Mess, Rice, Wiley, H. Clerneril, Evans, Moore, Burchinal, Lee, B. Clernenl. g A F l rww Marjorie Davis, Winters, Karslaedi, N, Olirrier, Weber, Harfzell, Grillilh, Kolir, Barr, Inqle, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A new organizalion al Oakwood . . . prelly girls in blue surplices . . . rneelings every Wednesday . . . Jean Burcliinal presiding . . . Sue Marlin and l-lelen Dalmling lrying lo sing willi gum under llieir longues . . . Virginia l-lumberger and Belly Wiley singing solos . . . iokes by Enis Nelson and Janel Oodlrey . . . an invilalion lo sing al Miami Universily . . . voices blending like an angelic choir . . . public debul al April P. T. A. meeling . . . under Direclor l-lurnberger lliese girls go lar . . . mucli lalenl lound liere . . . singing in lliree and lour parls . . . our eyes opened lo llie lune ol Open our Eyes by MacFarlane . . . April usliered in willi an appropriale Rain' '... an organizalion lor lenlli, elevenllw, and lwelllli years. Aller an absence ol several years Mr. Gaylord R. l-lumberger has relurned 'lo Daylon lrorn Springfield, Oliio, wliere be was direclor ol music. Mr. l-lumberger, one ol llie counlry's loremosl cellisls, sludied al Danas Musical lnsliule, wlfiere he received liis M. B. degree, and did graduale work al New York Universily and Willenberg College. Besides llie lealures rnenlioned elsewliere, llie lollowing speciallies lliis year sllow llie wide inleresl in music al Oakwood: a band leslival al Troy in May. llie clarinel quarlel and girls' glee club al llle Miami conlesl, organizalion ol a girls' lrio and inslrurnenlal lrio lo sing and play in assemblies, a brass quarlelle, cello quar- lelle, various vocal soloisls, and an Hinslrurnenlal banquelu lor band, orclieslra, and inslrurnenlal sludenls ol all Oakwood scliools. Page Forly 'T 4 'P -L 'il 5 -if A wig- gy . I ,, V . 'ii'i',,1 ' ' A - '1. , Fourih row: Srichi, Nichoias, Rofh, G-ares, Condii, Wenrzei, Bowman, Pruqh, H, Boyd, Custer. Third row: J. Hendrix, Kuhns, Sfosdlein, Waliup, Second row: Werner, Srieeran, Cari Shuirheis, Wieher, Humberger, Caliander, Morner, Crocier, Barr, Smith, Firsf row: Mr. Humberqer, direciorg Cusnwa, R, Boyd, Burneff, Moore, Moffef, Waiters, Zimmerman, Banker, Brundreri, Anderson, G. Hendrix, Petit, Ciarence Slvuiineis, McSherry, T, -' i U of A . Third row: Banker, Mr. Humberqer, direcforg Bowman, Aifick, Morier, Norfon, Kuhris, H, Boyd, B, Barr, David Pruqh, Werner, Sneeran, Srorms. Second row: H, Greene, Callander, Pefii, Mofiei, Humberqer, Brundreff, V, Corneil, M, K, Snroyer, Fisclwbein, Evans, G. Greene, Heli, Roih. Firsr row: Zimmerman, Burchinal, M. Barr, Shank, Roche, Cushwa, R, Boyd, Burneii, Clarence Shuliheis, G. Hendrix, Lochner, Dane Prugh, Winfcrs, Palmer, M, Hyre, Siebenihaler, Page Foriy-one ,L V ...M ,...:.... MM. Third row- Sforms, Lyrle, Hughes, Mills, Schuster, Newcomer, Mr, Wood, Adviser, Heald, Reeder, Maher, Heilz, Dane Prugh. . Second row: Peril, Tornperr, Korek, Schaeffer, Worman, Burnett, Ray Mack, J. Wolfe, Davidson, Reernelin, Norton. First row- Gowdy, Morier, Feinerer, Kielaber, Condil, Kaser, Crandall, l-l. Myers, Hayes, Sfrain, R. Wolfe. HI-Y Wednesday nighl . . , meelings al S+. Paul's . . . Presidenl l-leilz presiding . . . Sergeanl-al-arms Feinerer vainly demanding order . . . Coach l-lummon narraling . . . olher speakers-Mr. Crum, Gen. Wood, Bennell Griffin, Mr. Claggeil . . . pro- bales . . . inilialion . . . long wallc . . . Coach Wood leading lhe club inlo --7 . . . monlhly gel-logelhers . . . Y. M, C. A. spealcers . . . laclc ol food . . . l-li-Y pins losl and found . . . bonfire buill al pep meeling in spile oi opposilion by Fairview . . . Reeder's Rhylhm Ramblers 'rriumphanl in assembly programs and Communily Chesl drive . . . Officers: FIRST SEMESTER Presiderif . , ..,,. , ...,..... .... J ACK JONES REEDER ,STANTON HARRISON CONDIT . . . . . . . ,. .JACK FASTY LANDIS Vice Presidenl Secrelary , . Treasurer ...,........,...,,... ..,.. H OMER BUS MYERS SECOND SEMESTER Presidenl . .. ............,......,......., ARTHUR ART HEITZ Vice,Presiden1 .... ...BRADLEY TOOTS SCHAEEFER HOOKER MASE LYTLE Secrelary ..,... ,,,,,, Treasurer . ,.... ...JAMES Q STRAIN . . . .PAUL GUS-TO-YOU FElNERER Sergeanl-al-arms. ., Page Forly-two N f -r -l -i -l V -'- '- ' W V - . . ' 3 ' T . 2 .9 ., ..,- -'v-kay! li 4 A CLUB FOR EVERY PUPIL Senior High Clubs I. Journalism Club-Miss Lesser 5. Music Club-Mr. l-lumberger 2. DramaTic Club--Mr. l-larsh 6. Boys' AThleTic Club-Mr. Cook 3. Public Speaking Club-Mr. MarTin 7. Girls' AThleTic Club-Miss l-layner 4. World f'NTTairs Club-Mr. Brown 8. Science Club-Mr. Crum 9. Swimming Club-Mr. Lewis Nin+h Year Clubs l. ArT Club-Miss Weber 4-. DrarnaTic Club--Miss l-larvey 2. Science Club-Mr. Johnson 5. STamp and Travel Club-Miss Baker 3. Boys' AThleTic Club-Mr. Cook 6. Girls' AThleTic Club-Miss l-layner 7. Journalism Club-Miss l-ladeler Junior High Clubs l. Boys' AThleTic Clubs-Mr. Cook and 4. Girls' AThleTic Club-Miss l-layner Mr. l-lummon 5. Travel Club-Mr. Zook 2. Science Club-Mr. Marsh 6. DramaTic Club-Miss Bickham 3. Music Club-Mr. l-lumberger 7. STamp Club-Miss l-layner Clubs aT Oakwood are curricular in naTure. AT The TirsT oT The year each sTudenT makes his TirsT and second choice, upon which The apporTionmenT oT enrollmenT in The diTTerenT clubs is based. The clubs in The Senior l-ligh School meeT on Wednesday aTTernoon, The sixTh and sevenTh periods: in The Junior l-ligh, TiT+h and sixTh. Programs Tor each week are planned by The individual chairman and presenTed by The club mem- bers. ln mosT cases a diTTerenT person assumes The chairmanship each week: however, some clubs have permanenT oTFicers. ln addiTion To weekly programs, each group Tries To presenT Two programs a year beTore The assembly. Due To The varieTy oT clubs, The programs naTurally are very broad in scope and all are oT uTmosT inTeresT To The sTudenT body. OTher AcTiviTies The guidance course aT Oakwood is planned ThroughouT The Junior and Senior High To give Training and oTTer help in selecTing, noT only The besT college Tor each sTudenT, buT also which proTessional Tield is mosT suiTable. The senior guidance classes make budgeTs Tor many diTTerenT colleges in order ThaT The sTudenTs may make suiT- able Tinancial plans Tor nexT year's work. During The year, each senior musT hold an inTerview wiTh a man or woman in a Tield oT indusTry and reporT on This inTerview To The class, ln This way The condiTions under which work is done and The average remun- eraTion is deTermined. The oTher guidance classes Tollow diTTerenT TexTs, such as Courses and Careers. This year a new, regular assembly was insTiTuTed aT Oakwood, meeTing on Mon- day morning. These programs provided Time Tor excellenT ouTside speakers who dis- cussed The Terms oT The personaliTy raTing sheeTs wiTh The sTudenT body. ln addiTion, oT course, The regular exTra-curricular assemblies were conTinued on Friday aTTernoons. Many humorous and inTeresTing programs were presenTed by The l-li-Y Club, Through Reeder's RhyThm Ramblers, and oTher organizaTions. AnoTher acTive group aT Oakwood is The Girls' League. Under The sponsorship oT The League, many parTies such as The Big SisTer ParTy have been given To proe moTe closer relaTionship beTween The iunior and senior high school girls. The group has also been in charge oT various chariTy organizaTions. Much oT The praiseworThy work done has been due To The eTTicienT adminisTraTion oT The presidenT, Mary SmiThq vice-presidenT, BeTTy Kohrg secreTary-Treasurer, VeniTa 5Traing and also To The skillTul guidance oT Mrs. Brown. Page For'Ty-Three ffffzr. -. p s H . .. 'R U' ... VT'-T T - ' , - . . T' 'f71i?f.rf. ..,.-.gf ' , ' T .7:inn: m1n:mzr:mnmJ: z-ameri.. 1 - flif: l7 'sv I., ZI XD ' 28 c -'W -,- A be CALENDAR OF I934- l935 SEPTEMBER Time Tor The reTurn oT all sTudenTs To school. -Good baTTle wiTh OxTord-STewarT, here. STudenTs excused Tor game aT WashingTon C. l-l. OCTOBER 2-Oalcwood girls maTch goals wiTh Fairview in hockey. 9-AnTioch girls beaTen, here, in hoclcey. -Oalcwood Takes Lebanon men inTo camp. I2 25-Oakwood plays superbly in beaTing WilmingTon. 26-A greaT dayl Teachers convene aT Columbus. No school. NOVEMBER 2-Game aT Wyoming Tied up. Nearing The end now. 9-Franklin hands Oakwood Lumberiaclcs T3-7 deTeaT. I6-Oakwood falls beTore NorThridge in surprise loss. I6-I7-Worman and Oowdy a rioT in lvlinsTrel Show. 29-Annual Oalcwood-l:airmonT baTTle. Thanksgiving Turlcey. -al' 8 L. I4 I5 1 ..a. . - K 6 ' QI 2I DECEMBER -Senior Dance by Davidson and D. P. and L. decoraTions. -l-lelen Dahling paniclcs audience in Anybody's Game. -Opening oT baslceTball season aT WilmingTon. -Surprise win-Kiser, here. New cheerleaders. -ParTing Tor holidays and greaT sadness aT leaving. JANUARY 2-Baclc To world Exams iusT around The corner. TO-Oakwood and U. D. Preps baTTle beTore college game. I I-Wyoming vanquished-Two vicTories in one weelc-end. Girls play unique game. I8-Oakwood conTinues winning sTrealc3 WesT CarrollTon down. 23-24-All ioin in Tor seme5Ter exams. FEBRUARY 8-lvliss STilwell and oThers score hiT in TaculTy plays. l-land iT To Theml I5-CompleTe Triumph aT FairmonTl lvlgrs. appear in sTriped blazers. 23-Season over wiTh Tinal vicTory-l-lighlands, Ky., down. Girls play. MARCH I8-College Day Tor Oakwood and Fairview. Everybody's going somewhere, iT seems. 0,0921 29-Junior l-lowll -a new lcind oT dance. 29-OreaT sorrow as spring vacaTion sTarTs. APRIL ' r' X Eggwgg 8-Once more a happy reunion. Now Tor The Tinal Tling. I 22-Girls' League ParTy in gym. WhaT would we do wiThouT The f, I ,X girls? 26- Oh, DocTor! very good. PeTer Bunn SchaeTfer TriumphanT. 27-Speech ConTesT aT WiTTenberg. Mr. MarTin's proTeges perTorm. H H MAY 3-4- Bulbul by DirecTor l-lumberger and Co., across The TooTlighTs. 24- Big SisTers Throw a parTy. WhaTl No beerl l JUNE 3-Class Day wiTh all iTs Tun, hopes, and high-sounding oraTory. 4-CommencemenT and ending. Too sad To say more. 7-All over! Now Tor The good old summer Time. Page Forfy-four S sf '13 w p N ff II-4 g. i ' H -Mi- R 'W .f gT,,..1,l-...J TOLHIHDCDWWQSHPHDME RUKHLMBASKETS M A'Y T o 9 VCD ST one Wil IH S HS Q 'GHN3iH OOHH H SG VHS HELL ..G3 F4E B ES'T TEEA M NNI Nl. 25-C 26-A 2-G 9-IZ: I 6-C I 6- I 7- 29-A CC df 2-Ba I O-C I I-VN I 8-C 23-24- 8-N I 5-C 23-Sr I 8-C f f-s'N 27-S 3-4- 24.1-II 3--C 4-C 7-A Page Fu TOUCHDOMWHLXHDMERUNSMBASKHS M A'Y T 9 VCD LmSW IEW S HS HlHCD SGHGOHHMGHN HS LV GHHHl 1-'11 ' - 1 +1 'm- ..-w -M5111 YW, ATHLETICS WiTh a broader viewpoinT in aThleTics, and more boys parTicipaTing, Oakwood will This year close one oT iTs mosT successTul seasons wiTh sTrong Teams in baskeTball, Tennis, and Track and good Teams in TooTball, baseball, and golT. CondiT was named honorary TooTball capTain3 STein was capTain. BoTh men played in The line, wiTh Prugh and STorms working well wiTh Them. ln The backTield SchusTer, Reeder, SmiTh, and Renner led The aTTack. This year's baskeTball Team was The besT To represenT Oakwood in The lasT seven A winnin combinaTion which included CapTain Sigmund, Worman. Mack, years. g Q STorms and NorTon won eleven ouT oT TiTTeen games. By deTeaTing STeele and Sidney, The boys reached The secTional TournamenT where They were eliminaTed by Woodward. ln February Oakwood boys organized a very successTul boxing TournamenT named The Bronze Glove. The winners in each class were presenTed wiTh miniaTure bronze gloves. This year's Track Team, wiTh a championship goal, Tried To equal lasT year's record oT disTricT champions. WiTh CapTain Sigmund To lead The way and such men as Korek, Reeder, Maher, l-larroll, SmiTh, and Prugh, They seemed To have a good chance oT aTTaining Their goal as The Acorn wenT To press. I WiTh T. J. Wood as Their new coach, The baseball Team expecTed To be well represenTed in The Miami Valley League. The Team included such promising players as STorms, l-leald. Mack, Nash, and SchusTer. The Tennis Team wiTh Newcomer To lead The way and Three oTher leTTermen-- Reemelin, Crandall and Landis-back, looked like a championship Team This spring. Oakwood's golT Team made up oT Tour new men-Lehr, STorms, Deuser, and LyTle-represenTed The school very well. The girls' Teams were successTul also. ln hockey They won Two and Tied Two games. CapTain Kimmel, l-lolTson, and l-losTeTTer were ouTsTanding. ln baskeTball, led by Cap- Tain STanley, They losT only Three games and had one Tie. ln Tennis They had a good season under The leadership oT l-lollinger, l-luTTman, and N. Ohmer. OT The iunior high school Teams The TooTball Team won six and Tied one, and The baskeTball Team won nineTeen ouT OT TwenTy games. WorThingTon, GraveTT, Howell, Kerr, and Brenner were The leaders OT This year's iunior high Teams. A iunior Team also won The DayTon Junior TournamenT Tor The second Time. The iunior high school girls closed a highly successTul season by winning all Their baskeTball games. The iunior high was also represenTed by a sTrong Track Team and had a Tennis TournamenT To deTermine The iunior high champion. DespiTe a curTailed budgeT Mr. Lewis, as head oT The AThleTic AssociaTion and our assisTanT principal, has kepT all The aThleTic equipmenT up-To-daTe. Wi+h his B.S. Trom MassachuseTTs STaTe and his M.A. Trorn Ohio STaTe UniversiTy, he is well quali- Tied Tor his diTTiculT posiTion. ThroughouT This enTire program oT aThleTics Tor T934-l935 a new spiriT and a new sense oT sporTsmanship has been born Through The eTTorTs oT The able cheer leaders led by Maher, and assisTed by l-layes and Morier. Junior high cheerleaders Marjorie Carney and Frederick ReichelderTer have manuTacTured pep, Too. This spring, which will close one oT The mosT successTul seasons in The hisTory of The Oakwood schools, will end Mr. Cook's ninTh year as aThleTic direcTor. Page Forfy-six sw Q fmmff , V , W, , -,WEN . . '19,- mg3p5','3' 1' pu ,yn . ' 4 ' Q 1 ,nf - 1 .Y E ' - A 'f f 1. sw , RAH! RAH! RAH! CHEERLEADERS AND MORE RAHS! Charles Hayes, Laurence Morier, Tom Maher. COACHES Second row: Mr, Johnson, Mr. Wood, Mr, Hummon, Mr, Cook, Firsi row: Mr. Marsh, MISS Hayner. lNo1 in picture, Mr. Mnrfinl Page Fo,-fy.5e-,en HRH. Foiirlh row- J, I-lobsrerfer, Knoderer, Sirain, Thrasher, Adkins. im row' Coaches Wood and Cook, Mgrs. Lori and Hayes, Grunewald, T, Ferneding, J, Fernedinq, Marlin, Hughes, Kuhns, Englcrnan, Siebenlhaler, Cecil, Brock, Kiefaber, Reeder, Mgr, Deuser. Second row Gowdy, Breidenbach, Schaeffer, Mack, Schusler, Wolfe, Heifz, Maher, Cook, Myers, Korek, Srnilh, Morier, Pirr, Mgr. Burnerr. Firsr row, Feinerer, Heald, Sforrns, Worrnan, Condir, Harroll, Prugh, Capl. Srein, Crandall, Renner, Kuniz, Howard. SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Leading sporl of Oakwood . , . many boys back, making good Team , . . Mr. Cook, Mr. I-Iummon, Mr. Wood, coaches . . . way Srein looks wirh nose guard . . . feud belween Oakwood and Fairview . . . bearing Wilmingron I3-7 . . . BreidenIJaCh's long runs . . . Oakwood holding Fairmonr nine limes on 3-yard line . . . Slorms and Prugh working ar end . . . big Ted I-larroll playing cenrer . . . grear school spirir devel- oped during season . . . weekly games wirh Gowdy and Pill as Caprains . . . season ended wirh 3 wins, 5 losses, and 2 ries . . . ourlook brighl for nexjr year. SUMMARY OF SEASON V O V O Oflord Srewarr ., ...O 24 Wilmingfon .6 I3 Wrashingron C. I-I. ., ,... 7 O Wyoming ., .O 0 Wes? Carrollron . .,,. O O Franklin .... I3 7 Lebanon ,..,,. ..,. O I9 Norrhridge I2 7 Fairview ..I3 6 Fairrnonl .. I3 0 Paqe Forty-eight N ,L I ' ' V ' , -A Q ki 4' V 4' :V fzfn. 0,4 Fourlh row: Mgr. Paull, Mac Nab, N. Ohrner, Mess, Coach Hayner, Mgr, Hirsch. Third row: Gales, Weber, Beusl, Hunl, Pickrel, Beam, Davies. Second row: Schumacher, Laulenslager, Wiley, Ashley, B. Clernenl, Arnold, Kielaber, Sullivan, Hopper. rsl row: Nelson, H. Clemenl, S. Eichelberger, Hosleller, Capl. Kimmel, E. Slanley, Davis, Hollson, J, Ohrner. SENIOR HIGH HOCKEY Coach l-layner's girls undelealed . . . Helen l-lollson al lell wing . . . high-scorer Capl. Kimmel al cenler . . . viclorious al Fairview 6 lo O . . . Aniioch undernealh Oakwood eleven , . . unusual slrenglh in dribbling and goal-making by bolh leams . . . l-'losleller al hallback bolh offensive and defensive . . . speed by Hopper al righl wing . . . Hunl lailhlul goal-keeper . . . lull-backs Callahan and Slanley hard hillers . . . no accidenls lhroughoul season . . . second leam also viclorious . . , Three games our of four . . , Davies oulslanding on second leam wilh long hils and accurale shooling . . . no annual game belween boys and girls because of broken slicks . . . bolh reams very successful . . . ended wilh Oakwood viclorious lwice and even lwice . . . Nelson, Hurlman, Eichelberger and Gales olher oulslanding players. SUMMARY OF SEASON V O V O Fairview . .. .... O 6 Fairview ,. .....2 2 Anlioch ,... .... 0 0 Anfioch ,, . ..,... .O 4 Page Forly-nine V . V 1 f-L, Third row: Coach Marsh, G-owdy, B. Mack, Deuser, Grunewald, Mgr, Davidson, Feinerer Second row: Renner, Prugh, Myers, Reguarfh, Newcomer, Reemelin, Mgr. I-Iobsretrer. First row: Capf. Sigmund, Worrnan, Norfon, Sforrns, R. Mack. SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL Oakwood boys, under coaching ol Mr. Marsh, win I I our of I5 games. . . defeal of Fairmonl and Sleele mosr exciling . . . Caprain Sigmund's panls march hair . . . relurn OI Mack, Worman, and Slorms makes oullook brighl for nexl year . . . greal array of managers helps Ieam run smoorhly . . , Slorms making poinrs in Iournamenl . . . Coach Marsh's calmness lexcepl in Fairmonl gamel . . . Norlorfs long legs . . . los- ing good senior marerial . . . Mr. Marsh's surprise when given gill by Ieam . . . Ray Mack's Iighling spiril . , . qualifying for secrional Iournamenl . . . besl season in baskel- ball hisrory. SUMMARY OF SEASON V O V Wilmingron , ...., 29 22 Fairview .... Kiser ...... ..... I 4 I5 Cenlerville . Ealon y ..... ,,... 2 7 22 Fairmonl ... WYOMQ or ...., I5 45 Mramisburq , U- D- PFBDS-V, 7 34 Highlands, Ky. ...,.........,. Wes? Carrollfon , .... QI 25 Sleele ...., . Lebanon ..... I3 I9 Sidney Page FiIIy Woodward . . N -L Third row: Mgr. Pill, Hunf, Strain, Sullivan, H. Clemenl, B, Clernenl, Wills, Feinerer, I-Ieilrnann, Brenner, Mgr. Canada, Coach I-Iayner. Second row: B. Hirsch, Kimmel, Newcomer, Frank, Davies, I-Iosleller, Davis. Firsl row: Nelson, Laufenslager, Eichelberger, Capl, Sfanley, Wiley, Hollson, Manney. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL Wilh many of lasl year's squad back, Oakwood girls successful on courl . . . vic- Iorious al Verona, Belhel, New Carlisle, Englewood, Lewisburg . . . l-lollson, high poinrer, very lasl and sure . . . olher forward posilions by Kimmel, Wiley, and Davies . . . Slanley, Hosleller, and Eichelberger guards. . . much opposilion . . , losing several seniors . , . promising iunior-high sludenls 'lor nexl year's varsily . . . Oalnwood on bollom in Highlands game . . . grandslands slarlled by Kimmel's spills . . . I-lollson, always calm, puls up greal fighr . . . girls inspired by managers Pill and Canada's lemonade belween halves. . . Coach I-layner very calm in all games . . . hope lor more succewlulseason nexl year. .. hnkhed Ihe year wHh Clakwood on lop seven Innes on Ihe bollom 'rhree limes, and lied once. SU MMARY OF SEASON V O Verona ,,, ,... 8 Englewood .,.. ,,,, 3 27 Berhel .,... .,.. I 6 Beaver Creek . .,,, 23 I2 New Carlisle .... I I New Carlisle .. ,,,, 6 22 Wyoming ,. ......,,... I6 Cenlerville ,... ,..,2O 9 Verona . .. ............... 6 Lewisburg ..... ,,, 9 29 Highlands .,.,........, 30 I5 Page Filly-one 2711 ,f,, I if Sci liefrfiiia- ,fi ff 1 ,W l 1 F d' R Shannon W Sielnenlhaler, Linard. Fourlh row' Hayes, Norlon, Leyes, J, Fernedinq, Kuhns, T, erne ing, . , . V Third row: Slrain, Worman, Poeppelmeier, Feinerer, Shonk, Guenlher, Brock, Davidson, Engelrnan, B. Mack, Mgr. Crandall. Second row, Callander, Requarrh, Kiefaber, Gibbons, Greene, Srnirh, Breiclenbach, Slichl, Young, Coach Cook Firsl row: Gowdy, Korek, Thrasher, R, Mack, l-lealcl, Slein, Sigmund, Dane Prugh, Reeder, Maher, . - - ii ri Running in spring snow slorrns . . . famous rulo-downs by Gus . . . many new rookies in lirsl meer . . . locker-room harmony . . . Sigmund's llashy form . . . Mack clearing ll ll. 3 in .... Mr. Cook and Alvie vying lor dope sheer honors . . . Oakwood 69, Fairview 58 . . . Reeder copping lhe cenlury . , . greal day al Wes- eyan . . . big Ted l-larroll looking greal in Jrhe weighls . . . Close win over Sleele . . . Slein lopping The high limbers . . . high hopes lor relaining dislricl champion- ship . . . lirsl nigh? meer wilh Fairmonr . . . some lun al Miami, buf nor much sleep . . . Prugh voled handsomesl man on 'ream . . . close meer wilh Slivers . . . bringing home new lrophies . , . Korek and his pork sandwiches . . . Oakwood's eighl high iurnpers . . . poached eggs and loasl . . . Sleve Smilh hopping lhe hurdles . . . Davidson's lriumph in lhe 440 . . . seniors in lheir lasl meer . . . receiving lhe covered lellers. Page Filly-lwo r iw 4 fi Ae-' S5215 , Zigfl' W., 5 N., ., , F i:'f9 ,.,'.1:Q-f T. ' ' O 1' f-- 'ff' ' XZ' ' ,- FF: i i , 1 N, 'la 'X4:' Third row: Coach Wood. Hosier, Hughes. Heald, Raymond Mack, Deuser. Second row: Mgr, Kaser, Blank, Lehr, Herroll, Grunewald, Harlrneier, Jacobson, Mgr. Reeves First row: Slorms, Nash, Riedrniller, J. Wolfe, Roberl Mack, Pill, Schusfer, R, Wolfe, SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL Boys lwave new Coaclw. Mr, Wood . . , hard season . . . many velerans relurn . . . many new, promising rookies appear . . . llwe breaking ol bars . , . sore lnands and bodies . . . disappearing ol baseballs . . .pep slwown by 'ream . . . Coach Wood making llne boys work . . . +l'1e learn 'Walking il up . . . llwe managers clnasing foul balls . . . llie calcl1er's weird-looking oullil , . . Gakwood boys losing lo Fairmonl in exlra innings . . . leam downs Cenlerville . . . l-leald and l-larroll slarring . . . early games resull as follows: V O Miamisburg 3 l Cenferville .. ,.. 4 ll Fairmonl 6 3 Page Fifly-fhree 1-'f 27:?L g Q.. BOYS' TENNIS Readmilled lo league afler much dise cussion . . .loo bad we're so good . . . many non-league malches . . . New- comers Jrop lorm , . . lwo srrong doubles leams . . . Reemelin and Howard Come prise remaining singles learn . . . Piqua and Chaminade bealen 4-I .... Fair- view and Sleele viewed as hardesl rivals . . . boys meel louglnesl rival in Hollin- ger, girls' champion . . . balls ily every direclion on Easl Oakwood courls . . . Mr, l-lumrnon poinling lor lrophy. FQ! IJ Lehr, Storms, Deuser, Lylle, Reemelin Page Fiffy-four V YQ ff! W 1 Want' I f, Third row: Cline, Kern, Howard, Connelly, Coach Hurnrrion, I Second row: Pe-tif, Tornperf, Huffman, Marlin, R. Roche, First ro.v' Aliick, Crandall, Landis, Dunwoodie, Reernelin, Newcomer. GOLF Team consisls of Lehr, Slorms, Deuser, Lylle . . . scheduled oily leams . . . l.el'1r's wildness . . . aid ol Mr. Cook . . . con- sislency in all malches . . . losing of balls . . . disappoinling hooks and slices . . . long pulls and drives , . . S+orm's slead- iness . . . qualifying rounds al Counlry Club for leam seleclion . . . Fairview wins decisively al Miami Valley . . . Piqua and Franklin delealed in surpris- ing comeback . . . Deuser's chip shols . . . penally shols by Lylle . . . malches wi+l'i l-lamillon and Chaminade. N . 1 rl ,-H' Pri' .v ,'4 hi. 'Ill GIRLS' TENNIS Virginia l-lollinger, champion of Na- lional Indoor Girls' Tennis, leads leam .. backed up by I-luflman, Wiley. Davies, I-losleller, Frank, and Davis .. . as Acorn goes lo press, games scheduled wilh Chillicolhe, Anfioch, and Fairview . . . 'rournamenl al slari of season lo delermine learn . . . prellv girls in while ' lennis oulfils . . . praclice al Runnymede . . . serving balls easy as serving meals for lhese modern Americans . . , Coach l-layner's wish for successlul season ful- filled. ...rat Second row: Hurnberqer, Grihiifh, Frank, Knoll, Davies, Mgr. l-l. Clemenlg Miss Hayner, coach. Firsl row: Slade, Wiley, Hosleller, N. Ohrncr, Huh'- l'YlGl'l. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Junior high develops malerial lor sen' ior high learns , . . hard schedule laced . . . Coach Cook 'raking lime oul' from varsily lo aid youngslers . . . Bell and Worlhinglon share honors for high-Iooinl man . . . l-leidkamps deceive opponenls by 'lheir looks . . . Gravell wins pole vaull' . . . mile-relay leam consisling of Bell, Daugherlv, Worlhinglon, and l-leide kamp . . . Greene and Bell slarring in high iump . . . Brenner and Rennes' al weighls . . . laurels lo Worlhinglon . . . Oakwood oulclasses New Carlisle 47-46 . . . successful season. ,141 W 5 34. , V . - : FN. gut'-gg,-1:',' z ,. i , 1 7 ,z,iQX,, . FDD IJ 5 1 I I n u u u u i u a I i Fourlh row: Eichenberger, Bell, Renner, Brenner, Condil, Howland. Third row: Greene, Shannon, Franlz, Heqenberqer, Bill. Second row: Mgr. G-ailher, Feinerer, l-l. James, Reichelderfer, R, Slorrns, Warden, Kyle. Firsl row: Gravefr, Daugherly, Worlhinglon, Richards, Robert Heidkarnp, Richard l-leidkarno. Page Filly-live ' t X , Reichelderfer, Kerr, Doutqherfy, Gaither, G-raveri, Second row' Kiser, Kyle, Hovfeih Worthinqion - Condvf, McSherry, Richard Hewdmnwp, Mqr Oilvef. Firs! row: Coach Marsh, R, Re-nner, W, Snwih, Heqenberger, Sherndan, James, Esfabrook, Brenner, -...mga . , 1 , V, W, 1 -512 ,,.f?'ff -' Fourth Row: Grefhcr, Stevenson, Shad, Third row: Mansur, Lange, Rch1, Seba Srnikh, Hciiz, Reemelin, Huffman, ZEchf, A. Fernedlnq. Second row: J. Ferncdinq, Shroyer, Berger, Dressher, Hackeif, Gels, Siichf, Brown, Coach Hall. Fire? row: Fnzqibbons, Berry, F. Srnnh, Carney, Woodhull, Casior, Wolfe. Page Flffy-six S 17 i' I a 1 ' ,X -il' ,44- Third row: Coach MENS, Green. Second row: Brenner, Richard Heidlrarnp, Graveff, Worihrngion, Howeh, Robert Hewdhurnp, First row: Fitzpatrick, Grunewald, R. Gray, Reichehderfer, Kerr, Ar-drew. 54.52-1151-.,. L. 11' 1' - - - A Third row: Kirnmei, Huffman, Carney, Coach Hayner. Second row: Shroyer, Mansur, Dressier, Reernelin, Curl, Lange, Wolfe. Hrs! row: F, Smifh, Woodhuil, Cosfor, Gels, Firzgibbons, H, Brown, Berry, Hackeh, Page Fifiy-seven 'I' I ll I i, , i I A, , .il il Ili all sl, Il, I li I ll I 'I ,i fl I ill el il s 'll iii yi l 1 i li li Ii I O ASSOCIATION FOR BOYS FOOTBALL-Cline, Condil, Cook, Crandall, Feinerer, I-leald, I-Ieilz, Kiefaber, Korek, Landis, I.y+le,' Maher, Mills, Reeder, Slrain, Wolfe, I-Ioward, Kunlz, Maclc, I-I. Myers, Dane Prugh, Smilh, Slorms, Worman, Breidenbach, Renner, I-Iarroll, Schus- ferz Mqrs. I-Iayes, Burnelf, Lo++, and Deuser. BASKETBALL-Mills, Myers, Newcomer, Norlon, Reemelin, Sigmund, Mack, Dane Prugh, Slorms, Worman, Renner, Requarlhg Mgrs. I-Ieilz, Davidson, Cusler, l-IoIo- sleller, Meuche, and Feinerer. TRACK-Mills, Sigmund, Maclc, Dane Prugh, Smilh, Slein, Korelc, Maher, I-Ieald, l-Iar- roll, Thrasherp Mgrs. Feinerer and Burnell. - BASEBALL-Meuche, Mills, Blanlc, Maclc, Nash, Slorms, Worman, Schusler, I-leald, Jacobson, Pill, Dwighl Prugh, and Kielaloer. TENNIS-Newcomer, Reemelin, Crandall, Landis. GOLF-Mills. O ASSOCIATION FOR GIRLS I-IOCKEY-I-I. Clemenl, Davies, Kimmel, M. I-lullman, Laulenslager, Schumacher, Sullivan, Wiley, Slanley, Nelson, Eichelberger, I-lopper, Gales, Knoll, I-Iosleller, B. Clemenl, Kielaloer, J. Ohmer, N. Ohmer, Weber, M. Davis, Ashley, I-lolslon I-Iunl, Piclqrelg Mgrs. Paull, F. I-Iirsch, M. I-lowe. BASKETBALL-Brenner, I-I. Clemenl, Davies, Laulenslager, Nelson, Slanley, Wiley M. Davis, Sullivan, S, Eichelberger, Franlc, I-Iosleller, Newcomer, I-Iunl, I-Iollson B. I-Iirschy Mqrs. Pill, Canada. TENNIS-I-lollinger, Davies, Wiley, Franlc, M. Davis, M. I-Iulfman, Slade, I-losleller Mgrs. Knoll, I-lumberqer, I-I. Clemenl. FHfy.eighI N Qmwfkiiai 2, ,vR'gr?x-V :'l'..:Jy.,,JL X ' .. we I' 'V'.fI4 ','l l' ' ' , 15'p',if--' '. SPRINGTIME . . . PLAYTIME . . . l.OVETIIV1E...GAYTIME FUN IN SCI-IOOI....FUN OUT OF SCI-IQGL A 1 'SHADES GHEHCISIHNX' ' W . V ' SHWINX .SEIU 'EELHQUVW o 'SEI-IIINS .av EOOTB, Lar My Jrer' BASKET Pru sie' TRACK- roll BASEBP Jac TENNIS GOLF- HOCKE Sul B. Hu BASKET M. B,l TENNIS MQ Fiffy-eiq hf f E- ' - , N SPRINOTIME . . . PLAYTIME . . . LOVETIME . . . OAYTIME FUN IN SCI-lOOI....FUINl OUT OF SCI-lOOI. A rf HS GHEE1dSII-VVX' ' ' SEMO V-I' SH-HM .SHIG ' EEL!-iOWv I ' SHWIWS CLASS ELECTIONS Personal WI-IO I-IAS DONE Tl-IE MOST FOR OAKWOOD7--Davidson, 257 lax payers, l6g I-Ieald 8 Cline 6 Knoderer 2 Oakwood Sewage Disposal, I. MOST POPULAR BOY Condxl 25 Davidson 23 Slorrns, 7: Reeder, 6: Mr. Wood, MOST POPULAR GIRL Godfrey 29 Laulenslager 20: Dahling, 61 Soward, 47 Wor- man 3 BEST ATI-ILETE Mlls 50 I-Ieald I4 Sigmund I3: Slorms, 43 Mr. Daugherly wreslling 3 Minerva I MOST BRILLIANT I-Iobsleller 76 Newcomer 7 Mills, 23 I-Ioward, 0, las usually lin loil wrappers see lunior girls MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cline I4 l-Ieald I4' I-Iobsleller, I4q Newcomer, 77 success 5 Bellon 81 Reeves Inc I I-IANDSOMEST Prugh 30 Condil 9 Callander 81Schaeller,5:EIise's scollie, I. lory all senior girls or lhere a nl any I BEST DRESSED BOY I-Ieulz 35 Landis I4 I-Iughes 5: Loll, 43 Reeder, 43 Davidson, 3. BEST DRESSED GIRL Godlrey 27 Sheridan I0 Elder, 93 Levis, 51 Nellie Wesl, 3: Sally Rand 5I3I 4 BIGGEST BOOSTER Bus Myers 23 Davidson 20 Kaser, I7, Feinerer, 81 Popeye, I00 BEST TEMPERED Feinerer I6 Meuche 6 I-Ieulz 55 Kunlz, 41 Rosy Lindeman, 3: Fairview guess who MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Dahling 9 Godfrey, 83 Condil, 53 Bus Myers, 51 Mae Wesl 4 I-Iuey Long gels my vole or goal or sumplhin'.l Miscellaneous FAVORITE SUBJECT French I4 h lory I2- physics. I0: boys, 53 girls, I. FAVORITE AMUSEMENT dancing 30 ealing 8' going lo l-Iades, 31 walking on hands I homeworlc 5000 I I 4: Me, 3. - I I I I - I , 1 . I ' . I ' I- I I ' 1 6 1 . . m' I BEST-LOOKING GIRL-Laulenslager, I9p Levis, 93 N. Ohmer, 51 slalue ol winged vic- Q ' ' , re ' , . V.. ' ' . 1 T- I I I , I ' I - , 1 is . . FAVORITE ORCI-IESTRA-Lombardo, 351 Ray Noble, IO: Casa Loma, 9: Garber, 71 Calloway, 31 I-Ial Kemp, Waring, and Bernie, 2. FAVORITE RADIO PROGRAM-Town I-Iall, 303 Fred Waring, 81 Ray NobIe's, 5: Major Bowes, 3: Singing Lady 23 live slock quolalions, O. Ginger Rogers. Loy, 63 Shearer, 6: Temple and Palsy Kelly, 4. FAVORITE SCREEN ACTOR-Gable, Monlgomery, II: March, 51 Berry, 5: Turpin, 4, Miclcey Mouse and Laughlon, 3. Page Sixly N FAVORITE SCREEN ACTRESS-Mae Wesl, 91 I-Iarlow and Crawford, 8: Colberl, 73 ' , ,A , : 7 , nn - 1 .,,,... I t - ' . ',, 1 , .nf .4 ' - 49' .9 If N ' 1 ff x i, M , Lf 'U' X N Q f I X z' 4, 47.1. Q , . x X f x my me J la: 11. ' 4- ... 4 If 'Yi 9 W f 'W ' T9 O M 77' S 2 ' 5 , NG ' L 1 I X 7 ' I Q5 . Q. J E I 9 U x ' ll I cg L L Y 'NK ' . , .. l ' 'L im' rf - ' x , 6 rl ... , f 4 ,' i S U . x ,, W Q 1 . --'5 'Fw .f ' k 'Y Y 1 . . 3? .ML , . E V ' L , -1 ' x 4 Q p I I I Q 1 4 I 1 Q ' 5. 35 ..4wm. .- -,. - '--....... V:-EJ -- ga -- :ss4m1! m4. g--!ff:f,fsf WEE' 'l l 'i l .Q . .vii I ,ji ii .5 . i l CLASS ELECTIONS lConlinuedl FAVORITE PLACE TO GO ON A DATE-Billmore, 29: Cox's l-lill, I7: show, 8: Pe+ler's Paradise, 3: lvliamisburg Indian Mound, 2. FAVORITE POLITICAL PARTY-Republican, 30: Democrat I4: Communist 7: Red Necks, 5: Socialist 3: Whiqs, 2: Technocrals, I. FAVORITE SPORT TO PLAY-ioolloall and Iaaskelball, ll: golf, swimming, and lonnis, IO: spin lhe milk-loollle, 4: locker inspeclion, I. FAVORITE SONG- No, No, a Thousand Times No, I7: Soli+ude, IO: Clouds, 7: Oh, She Ripped and She Tore, 4: Where Do We Oo From Here? I. FAVORITE DRINK-cake, 20: milk, 9: old-fashioned and pink lady, 5: Soul-kiss cocklail, 4: raw red licker, 2: waler, I, FAVORITE SANDWICH-hamburger wilh, 5: hamburger wilhout 33: peanul buffer, 8:chicl1en, 6: sleak, 6: iunior-high hallway, 3. FAVORITE DIVE -Duqan's, I41 Edqemonl Tavern, IO: Dugout 8: Idle I-Iour, 3: Jack Knife, 2: I Jump In, I. FAVORITE PLACE OF SPENDING TIME-in bed, l6I Out l9: Biltmore, 4: Kirky's Cellar and lvIeuche's basement 2: olilice, V2. ONCE UPON A TIME C-. . ffmd Sglflvx WOrrrll-, Karl Meuche,.Bob Cline, Louise Davies, Befsy Brehm, Brad Schaeffer, Kay Lee l'l'l-3 aney, Williarn Connors, Miss Hendricks, Jean Leonard, Myrlle Slraley, Bill Roulsonq, FW' VW B4 R YI, Virginia Cromer, Gertrude Mead, Phyllis Eichelberqer. ' LW H',gtF:S2l QdZ?Yiin6L Eornsgnw, Harriet Clermnl, Marion Huffman, William Jackson, Bob Lane, M' i 'I-'HY Nl in elly B-rownell, Eleanor Kilbourne, Nancy Ohmer, Mary McEvoy, drqore UWPY MSW Louise Van Horne, Joanne DeCarnp, Jo Callahan Frances Chase, Slanlon Long, Page Sixly-Iwo God bless you one and all, li++le men! And He did: lor Carl Shullheis Jr. no longer has lo make llial funny lace. Al lhal age Brad's head was loo big lor his hal, and Ben Reemelin was having lrouble all around . . . Look al Rehlingl She's eilher ready lor a lciss or a loolhbrush , . . l-low did Mr. Marsh gel lhere, Annie ? 7? Loolc, lhere's Brad again, and his head is slill loo big: bul why nol, playing lairy ' oh:-rn 2 mga: 4 N4 -:- 0039. 'W 2 542.25 '4-v-UA . ' AGJTO nh 35131: in-I ' E1QCD 1 1 . 102+-G, '-A'5s2 0 qjovnfo-Us , V S . 40? mc IQ 1,7-i2 'w ' ' 'OCLC . m13Q, QFD.- , '36Q1. l 1 OCS-. . iC'UU oU'2 .,,, 35-'T CD il QC O 302' :x fag? 7411+ BWTQJG. gg Qwag if-av 3-23 kD wore ij-. Ural? Oral-+ geek awlg Co-i Us CD-if Ian-+ QigCD2f 1 an gfbg-. .Q-EMA m'-:li OT---i--5 1 mg 230 2 M 013 f-H Steno DC 1 or -+15 T iam -vu f23T 4X4 O o'Oi mQ,+.Q- msg. 30,00- nn DCD 'obo - -OO. Q an-A-O Q,m.fT FD :s xwm fi?a 333+ LD3i::' O' 'KD 012-0- 01-so FTC 2 3 i.O A, CD xQ3.J'1 9' -lbw- 3 20 O o. 51 L gi FD gi 3 2? fn 5 3153 eggs 1529 O! 2' 'l' rnonlhs, so you can readily see how old il was. Do your leel liclcle, Jean ?? When brolhergand sisler l' hl D ll l s hel s-she would . . . Rehling, probably having received lhe loolhbru-sh inslead ol ig , o y a way p lhe lciss, is hashing il over wilh Polly . . .and while l-lobby and Cusler are slill pals aller being managers ' ' ' is whalchamac3allil. logelher, we sign oll lo lhe moans ol Blow. Gabriel, Blow by Big Dick on h TIMELY TAKE-OFFS Mr. Crum: Crum up and see me some lime. E-awdy: I Gowdy sing a lorch song. Dick says: 'lhere's Norlon lo il. Mills says: l'm Dwighl a guy. Gibbons says: Eileen loward Enis. Miss I-layner: Come on, leam. do your Bess. lsielaber says: You'd beller Warn'er. -Xrl declares: I I-leilz people! Our adviser: The Gold's gelling Lesser and Lesser. Jack says: Call me I-lob, sleller Jack. l-lelen replies: l'm nobody's Dahlingf' Mack I-lummon: I-lummon l doin', hey hey? Dick says: I like il a Loll. I-looker says: I like il a Lylle, loo. Jim says: ll's a Slrain on me. Bob rages: Naw, l'm nol David's Son! I-Ielen Slill says: l'm Well, lhank you.' lvlargarel asks: I-lowe are you? Virginia replies: Couldn'l be Brenner. Randall says: I Cusl'er oul. THINGS WE'LL MISS NEXT YEAR I. Belly Wiley, lhe canary bird. IO. Bob Davidson's wriling abilily. 2. Dwighl Mills lmaybe I I 3. Marion I-lullman's bashlulness. 4. Ree-der's way wilh women. 5. Paul Feinerer's kind hearl. 6. Claire Schumacher in physics class. 7. Charles I-layes and his camera. B. Roberl Kaser's muslache. 9. Karl lvleuche's puns. I I. Ben Reemelin's black Ford. I2. Slan Condil's engaging smile. I3. Bill Sigmund's lalking 'lo Nancy. I4 . Kimmel and I-Iooker's undying love . Thal woman haler, Brad Schaeller. . Carol Grillilh's inilialive. . Jean Soward's llirlalious ways. . Bob Cline's oralions. TWO-TIMERS Jusl imagine: l-larold Boyd using Sohio. Schusler wearing side burns. Podney Kunlz playing ball wilh 'lhe Cellics. Bill Schneble doing The Conlinenlalf' Lynn Crandall wilh long curls. ge Sixty-four Carolyn Burnell Hllunking. Janel Godfrey unpopular. Bob Slein wilh a violin. Glen Maxon needing a shave. 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