Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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We Gain and Projqt . . . l5lfffAllSlf IKIZSIQXIUIII THEMES IDEMANIJED extra tlmc, thcsc studcnh spent mum and illU'l' fclmul hours Ill thc luiwury clmccking l'C!Ak'l'C1lCk 7

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n Uur World of Resear ll As teen-agers we are constantly searching for answers to our prohlems. Though we will not understand some of these answers until we are older, our teachers help us with many of them and teach us to find the rest for ourselves. Wle have discovered our research is not confined to science classes alone, for there are many projects in other suhjects. One of these is the research theme we are required to Write in our junior and senior years. In some classes the use of records or movies helps us gain a more thorough understanding of the suhject studied. Lah experiments and reports on special topics huild our sehool life into a more than ordinary one. GOOD CLKRPEINTRX DITVIANDS SKILL Mr Cato guides amateur hands in fashioning the most intricate designs,

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A FILLED AUDITORIUM and a heautifully decorated stage could mean only thc annual Chi'iQtmas Choir Concert. This year thou' incinliers displayed new gold stolcs, We Ha Ve cz World Something major is not needed to inspire the youth of today. our teams inspires us to do hcttcr things. Devotions Oakwood students know this as well as, or Inaylac hcttcr in wcckly assemhlies. the presentation of a trophy to our than, other tccnfagcrs. Listening to our choir sing, principal for a hit of outstanding work done hy a student, tapping a foot to the tune of the hand. or cheering for cvcn listening to announcements in the morning are 'Wx REPRESENTING MANY YEARS in American development, the Freedom Shrine is displayed in the senior high where many students pause, read, and hcnent from the valuable xxorcls, 8