Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Iizlrris fiilroiyll Boil in-an ciI't'IIlt'r Istbyll IIUSNVUH I:l'illlIit' The success oi the senior class in all oi its activi- ties has heen due, to a great extent, to the elliort and co-operation oi the four homeroom advisers. iVIr. Charles Moore, who was chairman oi advisers this year, has contrilputed a great deal ol' good advice and help to the lmoys oi S-3. lwiss lvlargaret Stein- dori, in addition to her duties as lihrarian, was the adviser ior the girls oi SAI5. The girls of S-II are SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The class of 1942 is Oakwood High Schools nine- teenth graduating class and one oi the linest clans to leave these Highlands. Bob Boswell served as our capahle chief-executive, Jean Franlce filled the vice-presidency, Carolyn Boyd proved to he a very efficient secretary, and Harris Grether, treasurer, handled the funds in true Scotch fashion. in addition to the four oiiicers, an executive coune cii composed oi James Chenoweth, .lean Binldey, Clara Lane, and Peter Legler, who were elected as representatives from their respective homerooms, has made announcements ahout senior activities to the homerooms, contrihuted valuaiple suggestions and ideas, aided class committees, and performed the countless other duties that have heen necessary to malce senior projects successful. lvleetings oi the officers and council were held at frequent intervals to ulceep the hall rolling on the senior prom, com- mencement, haccalaureate, and class night plans. They also assisted on smaller proiects throughout the year. under the ahle guidance oi lxfiiss Helen Stilwell. who also heads the Highlanders' dramatic efforts. Wir. ,lohn lwlartinis name is usually associated with puhiic spealcing, hut the hoys in S-I0 have found him to he a wonderlul Friend as well. All of the advisers have heen oi great assistance in helping the students in their choice oi college or vocation. SENIOR CLASS ADVISE RS hir. Nluore Bliss Stilwell hliss Steindorl ixlr. Nlnrlin l U41 qll y P.

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