Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Marianna Will Uperettzr l, 2, .1 Czuitntun Glee Club Y 4 Girls' League l,2,5,-1 lunior Prom Committee lntmnnirnls I, 2 College: lVestern - and art the Muse I seek Mary Wysong Llppfrl lfustern lligh School, Yvnsliington, ll. C. Y YYl, 2, 3 Unk l.ent ' 4 'iAt'llFll 4 Girls' League 4 College: George lllnsliington University She likes to share her gifts Martha Wilson fillflkqzfl Cantata 2, 3 Operetta 2 Girls' League l, 13.3,-t Cllll!Sl1ltS e4 Illl,I'llI'lllll'illS --f- l lloekeyfl College: Uliio lvesleysin Let me laugh, too Carl Welhener tillill-Ill 'liurnzir lligh School, Tamar, lwllSSf7Ul'l l ootluillYf 5, 4 lliiml l'Vlilll!lgCI' 2 General lllotors Sclioo of 'lleclmology -and gently flows the river john Preston Wolfe f.,1H'kl.l'l University lligli Svliool, St. Louis lfootluill Y l, 5, -I lluslietlmll l, 5 liziseliull l. 3, 4 Class Treasurer l, fi lli-Y President 4 College: Umsertnin A lamb in Wolfe's clothing Na A 'QE' K al, 1 5 N-.,,., 'fit Bob Stein cllllfljlj lsootlulll 21 Captain' YS, 4 lntrannuruls-If Operettzi Stull' Y fl, J, 4 illinstrel Stuff 4 Stutlent Prelieet Y 4 lli-Y, Sergeant-:it Arms -3 College: Denison It's brawn that makes this man Jack Storms lluslcetlmll YY 2, 5, -l lfootlmll-2, fi, -I Buselmll- 2, 5, -lg Cziptauinf-lf Golf Y YS, fl Oreliestrzi l, 2, 5, -l lli-Y College: .Xlinini University --and him all gods have graced Charles Thrasher tfrmzinrj 'l'rut'liY-l. 2. 3, -l lntmmurnls 2 l ootlmllY fl, fi llzintl l, 2, 5, 4 Orchestra l, 11. S. 4 Hi-Y College: Blinmi University He is the same to all G. Austin Young t,'lu.q11l 'lll'llClC '?l, 4 Student Couneil-4 lntmmurulsfl, 12, 5, -1 Cantata-5 Clulm Sl4itsY 5 Hi-Y College: University of Pennsylvzuliu He'll conscientiously Clo all he's told Walter Wornlan tlV11llz'uj Footlmllfll, 5, 4 Trzielc-Y-3, 4 1 Baslaetlmullfl., 3, 45 Hon. Capt.YYY-1 Baiselialllflf Blinstrel -5, 4 Hi-Y College: University ol' Virginia I'm so misunder- stood pl

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lean Snyder t'll7!1I1I1,Vl 0 veretta-2, 5, 4 Clulr Skits44 Nominating Committeeff 4 Cantataf' 2, 5 Glee Clulr-3 lunior Prom Committee -5 College: Denison Pretty, pert, peppy Virginia Sonnanstine 1.1141111311 lntramurals--l, 2 Fifth Place, State Typing First Place, District Typing D ' Apple Blossom Time' Aeorn - -Stenography Oak Leafnf Stenography College: Southern hlethoilist University She walks hand in hand with efficiency Venita Marie Strain Q .Yl.!1'l'J Hockey- 5, 4 Baslxetlmalle-3, 4 Operetta-2 Girls' League Secretaryffi College: YVesleyan Her reticence cloaks a great intelligence Doris A. Van Patten Cllfznfful Acorn Senior Eclitor-4 Steele State Test- 4 Uhmer English Cup--l Stuclent Council-Y4 iWliliaLlo f2 Glee Cluli-2, 5 College: lVliami Success will be hers Eugenie Weber 4,111-11 ffl Honor Roll Hockey- 2, 5, 4 Growing Pains Operetta--2, 5, 4 Cantata- -3 Glee Cluh-5, 4 College: Ohio Yvesleyan Real laughter is a gift Herbert Rollins Qllerbl Foothallel, 2, 5, 4 lntramurals-1, 2 Public Speaking- 2, 3, 4 Debate Team-2, 5 A'Acorn Staff- 4 New Trier High School--l College: University ol' Cincinnati Just leave it all to me! Clarence A. Schuster fslluel Football-l, 2, 3, 4 lntramurals-l, 2, 5, 4 Baseballg4 Hi-Y College: Notre Dame Sugar catches more than vinegar Sherman Shonk Orcliestrzr- 'l, 2 -5 4 Bancl Nlanagerffr lxlinstrel-5 Growing Pains Club Skits General llflotnrs Selmnl ot Technology lust give me a little more time Bill Siebenthaler Qsivhyj Foothall-2, 3, 4 Track-2, 5, 4 Orchestra--l, 2, 5, 4 Acorn Staff-4 Committees--2, 5, 4 Hi-Y 'l'reasurerg3, 4 College: lxliami Here is a man! Stephen Smith Footliall- -1, 2, 3. 45 Capt.-4 Track-V--l, 2, 5, 4 Presinlent ot' Athletic Assemhlv-4 Class Presimlent- 3 lntramuralsifi, 4 Hi-Y College: Northwestern He's one swell guy!

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jane Obmer: Charles Walter Band-2, 3, 4 0ak l.eaf - 4 lntramurals Business Willingness becomes a man OUR SENIOR HOME-ROOMS Mildred H ostetter: The first part of' the year in Wliss Stilwell's home- room we talked about hobbies and had several unusual exhibits. Later we discussed problems of misfit girls ot' today and ways of approaching them helptvully. Girls have also brought to school worth-while magazine articles dealing with character and education. All of our study has had a definite relation to our final training for college. Laurence Morier: ln Nlr. l'larsh's home-room we have had numer- ous discussions on colleges, vocations, and character. YVe have supported all school projects, have taken care of' families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and have been one hundred per cent in flmrn and athletic ticket sales. lVe have been well represented in citizenship and scholarship. Phil Huffman: . - - - - . ll' 'V .Nz i as 2 '- :'- This year the discussions in bliss Harvey s home- X 'th Ah ilrtm is our ldvlbui' in h 'V' 'mtl room were based chiefly on the schools we shall attend next year. Since each girl reported on a to make our home-room discussions as practical as possible by discussing problems which are vital certain college, we all obtained valuable informa- tion about the dif'f'erent schools. Every Friday we brought up problems concerning every-day life. Through these discussions we feel better prepared for life after graduation. to us today. Yve discussed school affairs, col- leges, current events, vocations, theatrical pro- ductions, and had a good time with occasional jokes and arguments to enliven the discussion. SENIOR ADVISERS Jlzinr Slffwelf, Jlzinr Ifarvely, Jlr, Ilanrfz, Jlr. .llnrffn Some of' us have been under your guidance for six yearsg some of us have not been so fortunate. All of' us, however, have known the sympathetic understanding which has been yours. This year has been probably the best of all, and as it is our last, we leave it with a feeling that we have been properly prepared for next year and the years to come. We are all sincerely appreciative of havi had you fior Qnnie-rooiil advisers. l J l The Class of 56 ,X 5 ty. Bliss Stilwell Mia Harvey r. Harsh Mr. Martin t ' N