Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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i l of Cakwood High School. With one excepf Q5faJl i 'Hallie MAZING, isn't it? In the days of yore King JliSl if5'.9 Arthur's sub 'ects never heard of the students J tion there is about as close a relationship bef tween the two as there is between John Bull and a GoodyfGoody hamburger. That one exception is that both England and Cakwood claim a King Arthur. King Arthur Claggett, our superintendent, sets the pace in modern chivalry and learning. In this book we portray Qakwood High School in the romantic thrall of modern medievalism, plunging our courtly gentlemen into ethereal suits of armour and hiding our lovely ladies behind dozens of transparent pettif coats. God save the King!

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Uund aids administrators Lewis, Clagf gett, Zook, and Huminon weigh problems of educational democracy as King Arthuns Knights once weighed matters of stake. 'N Q14 B een U Q S x N