Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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It W g gr JT., ,, ,r r , cw, A r .,.,,-.1, M., , e m A f A N 1 f V '- Mfwuiaggrpfg . Qi p my r NM.: We, the graduates of 1949, are opening the doors and looking beyond them into the future. Steps we have traveled have given us knowledge for the glory beyond. Each step toward success will be traced back to our school, Oakwood. There we set our feet on the trail that will lead us to where we can seize the opportunity America provides us. We have had to take no oath, and make no promises. Our work has been what our own hearts spurred us on to do. The main spring of the desire to climb higher and to succeed is entirely within ourselves. From here on, it is up to us. We must resist defeat. The steps are ours to climb to victory! We sincerely hope that we can justify the time we have spent and fullfil the expectations of our teachers, fellow students, and parents by making our city, our state, our nation, and our world better places in which to live.

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In this yearbook we shall follow the old pros- pector who is our symbol for Oakwood students. He roams with enthusiasm through the years at the high school and finally arrives at his golden goal-Conv mencement. This will be a heap of fun, partner. So load the pack burro, tramp the dusty trail, and check the mile- stones as they turn up in the 1949 Acorn.