Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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fxliss lflvnn lxlrs. CYWHIIIIIIIIIS SCIENCES Clllxlllmlfs lxlfxlllli, one ol tlme senior advisers, aids civics, lmistory, and lmiology students witlm lmis wide lmowledge ol tlmese sulmiects. One ol tlme proi- ects lme encouraged tlmis year is victory gardens lor nintlm-graders . . . lfrring students Hassume time up- riqlmt position in EARL iNlARSH's geometry, matlm, and lmiology classes. Hels no stingy Scot as lme gives lmis all to coaclming lliglmland lmaslietlmall and lmow- land Iiootlmall. Renmenmlmer time lmaslietlmall tournament conmelmaclx? . . . flaluvoodis super-scientist, CAR- IIJS CRUNI, initiates time lads and lassies immto time secrets ol clmenmistry and plmysics, lmut we never olm- ject wlmen lme inserts a renmarlc almout a good lislming spot. Flying is one ol Imis newest' lmolmlqies, and lme Nllss Bti-nuiorl Mr. Bloor.- Mf. html, ivlr, Cn 111- Mr. Ditki fiirifi i Bliss Lesser lqrs, Bender does inventing omm time side .... lAlNll':S DICKIN- SON teaclmes clmemistry, lmiology, and algelmra, coaclmes time lreslmnman lmaslcetlmallers, aml advises tlme Hi-Y Clulm. Recently lme married Nancy fflmnmer, lormner O. H. S. all-round cup winner. ENGLISH l:l.YNN, one ol our versatile ad- visers, teaclles linglislm and lmeginning lrrenclm, spon- sors tlme junior lmiglm flaldeallet wlmence many pronm- ising! journalists emerge, and lceeps seventlm period study lmall perlormers in tow '... AIRS. VERA CUMMINS conducts lmer Englislm classes witlm a clmarming Soutlmern accent, Slme also directs tentlm- grade dramatics groups, wlmiclm were responsilmle lor two excellent assemlmly productions tlmis year . . . lNllSS C1fJLDllf LESSER teaclmes lfnglislm, lmelps tlme amlmitious Scotclm stall meet tlme Acorn dead- lines. encourages army potential Rolmert Burns in our midst, and supervises otlmer journalistic projects ol semmior lmiglm pupils . . . AIRS. HUGH IEENDER, ummtil tlmis year lxlaria Bicldmanm, as lmead ol tlme lin- glislm department lmas maintained tlmat departnment's lmiglm standards in spite ol lmer romantic wedding and lliglmts to Halilax. LIBRARIAN MISS MARGARET STEINIDURIT, in-ati lilmrar- ian and senior adviser, supplements lmer lilmrary worli witlm an eiglmtlm-grade Englislm class and time super- vising ol several study lmalls. Students seeliingj Hlmooli reportsu or inlormation lor Uresearclm tlmemesn are lamiliar witlm lmer patient lmelplulness.

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hliss lhilcer hliss Stilwell 3 'ISS hir. Martin 6 lecuzlwas an ftjeess a rule LANGUAGES Vergil ancl German Boot: ll are given thorough worlrouts in the classes ol MISS GEORGIA BAKER, Latin ancl German teacher ot gay Oalc- wooclites. lvliss Balcer is also linown for her timely comments in class on current attairs ancl the luture ol youth . . . MISS HELEN STILVVELL, besides being a senior aclyiser, is a French teacher and clra- matics coach. She has heen a great help to stuclents in the lirst two lnielrls ancl hestows a laurel wreath on fjalfcwoorls hrow with her line Thespians . . . Latin anal English teacher, lxllss LINDA DILI., Mr. Bigelow hir. Sanrlers lxlr. lXllllllS .lllllllrllll is olten lounrl on the athletic liielcl. spurring her l.ow- lancl hocliey lassies on to victory. Shevs a honnie Scotchwoman with her colorful plaicl suits gracing our halls. To her also falls the taslc of keeping some ol the not-so-quiet senior girls in sixth period stucly uncler control , . . No Scotchman is JOHN M. NIARTIN. who liherally gives his time as senior arlviser, ancl coach ol eighth-gracle loothall. A new accomplishment this year is his own weekly raclio program, MThe Times ln Rimes. SOCIAL SCIENCES Coach ot the Highlanclers. colorlul harehall tear:-, tfDh'lUND L. BIGELOVV, conclucts his history ancl science classes in an interesting manner, amply mixecl with current events ancl hasehall news. AI- ways a fascination are the ancient history relics housecl in his classroom . . . VVll.l.lAlVl D. KUHNS' explanations of ancient history ancl social sciences are enlightened with map clrawing anrl other projects. His morning paper plays a prominent role in his classes as he cliscusses the significance ol events ol' the clay . . . VVll.l.lAlVl l.. SANDERS, history anfl English teacher ancl Oalcwoocls gilt to raclio, lenrls an interesting note with his nightly hroaclcasts. Vvhether learning poetry or the presi- clents, his classes stay on their toes .... CJLIVER N. .lOHNSfDN gives his sturlents the rletails ol history anrl science anrl coaches seventh-gracle loot- hall. He's popular with the hoclcey team, lor he olten inquires ahout the hochey games anrl at times is the only spectator. His history class iolces are guaranteefl to arouse the sleepiest stuclent.

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