Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

Page 13 text:

A . .a A. 1 f-4i3.4.J.L....,,,g.L .., ' 'U QA Q xv QQ? gi

Page 12 text:

BOARD OF EDUCATION Marching along with a wartime schedule, the Board oi Education has taken new objectives in its stride. lts tactics enabled it to buy materiel for the home economics and manual arts rooms. The board consists of the following members: Frederick Heckert, president: David E. Detrickg Robert S. Oelmanp Fern I. Blose: Mrs. George Murray: and R. Allen Parker, clerk-treasurer. Mrs. Charles Kyle, aide-de-camp to the Clerk ol the Board, makes out payroll checks, pays bills, and tigures the school income tax schedule BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Murray, Mr. Parker. Mr. Heckert, Mr. Blose and Mr. Detrick. ....Miss Nadine Stewart, a graduate of Miami University, is the new aide-de-camp in the Senior High Office, Where she takes care of the tele- phone, takes rapid-tire dictation, and keeps rec- ords. MEDICAL CORPS Dr. Harry Lautenslager, who has charge of the medical dispensary, was assisted by Miss Sylvia Brose until her call to service as a second lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps. Miss Brose's post has now been capably filled by Mrs. Robert Brumbaugh. Miss Stewart, military aide in Mrs. Kyle, military master mind Dr. Lautenslager and Miss Brose Senior High Office of finance bandage a wounded rookie

Page 14 text:

Irv Bob Pat Ted Harfzell Prugh Reese James Seniors-Veterans of The successful campaigns of the twelfth regi- ment may certainly be credited to the home room advisers. These four planners of attacks have offered help, advice, and friendship to the soldiers in their ranks for six years. Mr. A. M. Hoffman. chairman of the advisers, has taken time from his printing press to advise the boys of S-18. Miss Isabel Flynn has guided the girls of S-21 for SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Blow the bugle! Raise the flag! Here are the officers of the twelfth regiment! The com- mander-in-chief of this division is Irwin Hartzell, who led us through a successful campaign last year and has continued with such good work that he deserves a Distinguished Leadership Cross. The staff of officers under our commander consists of Pat Reese, our efficient vice-president: Ted Iarnes, our capable secretary: and Bob Prugh, our treasurer, who proved able as chief guard of the ammunition. Many soldiers were taken from the Oakwood battle front and shipped to other stations, but in spite of this depletion of our ranks, the twelfth regiment has emerged from the fray with colors flying. The entire regiment has co-operated with its leaders, and as military analysts we may predict that they will be victorious in every future cam- paign. Twelve Campaigns these many years. Mr. Oliver N. Iohnson's his- tory classes are forgotten in an attempt to control the boys of S-22. Miss Bess Hayner of S-l has led her girls through all their trials and tribulations and has become a loyal friend to all. We ap- preciate our advisers' efforts and will try to live up to their expectations in the years to come. TWELF TH REGIMENT ADVISERS Miss Hayner Mr. Hoffman Miss Flynn Mr. Johnson