Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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l CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Walker, Treas. Bob Spayd, Pres. Louise Pool, Sec. LOGGERS GF '44 Miss Georgia Baker has been the patient guide of the girls of S-13 in business as well as college matters. She is also a Nurses' Aide at the Miami Valley Hospital. In addition to being the senior homeroom adviser of S-15, Mr. Thomas D. Brown, Ir., has spent many hours in helping the boys solve problems which the war has thrust upon them. Miss Myriam Page stepped in and took over Mrs. Parker's twelfth grade girls' home- room S-ll with perfect poise. Her inspiring guid- ance and sound advice proved invaluable to all. Mr. George B. McClellan was the true friend and able counselor of S-16 and showed great skill in managing this somewhat lively group of senior boys. The seniors will long remember these four advisers. Versatile Bob Spayd, a good athlete, fine speaker, and truly an all-around president, cap- tained the Class of '44 to a successful year. Gene Hughes, with his likeable disposition, took time out from athletics to make a great success of a thankless job, that of vice president. Louise Pool, an outstanding public speaker and a good student, kept the minutes and records for the Class of 1944. Smiling Mary Walker, a fine student and able leader, was financier of the class and kept the books balanced perfectly at all times. SENIOR ADVISERS Miss Baker Mr. Brown Miss Page Mr. McClellan as. l. C145