Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Uurs IIS' Cl World of Spirit URGING THE TEAM TO VICTORY, students gather to see the HELPING PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT, our pep hoys were an sendfolll and to give them the last cheer helore the game. added attraetion at games. PLUGGING FUR THE IMPORTANT touchdown, -Iaelxs push on toward the goal. 10 Spirit is one of the main parts of any sehool, Vxfirh the formation of the Pep Cluh this year, Oakwood sehool spirit rose to a new high. Vv'e were always on hand to eheer our teams to vietory and to give our hoys as many words of praise when they lost as when they won. As the varsity team made the hest haskethall reeord in our sehool's history. we loudly urged them on to victory after vfetory, crossing our lingers or elosing our eyes during a crucial moment in the games. Vxfe attendf ed pep rallies, learned new eheers, and sold hlue and gold pomfpoms to help promote spirit, Sportsmanship has always heen important to Oakwood students, and was rewarded last year when we won the SWBL sportsmanship trophy. For us the real meaning of the word was demonstrated when we harely lost our higgest haskethall game of the season hy one point. This loss didn't get us down for long, though, for soon we were watehf ing our tennis team slam the hall across the eourts as they aimed for another city ehampionship, Knowing well the meaning of spirit and sportsmanship, we awaited eaeh new sport ready to cheer the hoys to victory.

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DANCING TO THE EV' ERJJOPULAR VIl'glHILl Reel. senior Iugh students cnjuy unc ol' the trzxditiunsxl upcn Imuscs at thc In the World of Activitzks I LIKE CHRISTMAS sing the-C svnun' buys lb they cntc1'tni11 the KILIIIUIIN :lt the xcnmr prumI Cuff Nucl. 12