Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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RODUCHNG A RADIO SHOW' lwrings lwolli cxpcricncc :md lun to Onlivvood junior :Xfl11cxun1cnt imwnlwrx The old saying, All work und no play rnnlws ,hula .1 dull boy, or jill an dull girl, certainly docs not apply to our '-lacks :und zlills. NWC Arc constantly working on sonic CXfI'2l'CLll'TlCUlllI' activity. Going to clgisscs. pmticipaitiiig in sports, doing tliings :lt scliool or zittunding rnuctings sucli :ls -lunior Acliivcrnitnt, HifY or Trifl lifY ull lmvu tliuir part in our world. Un clit- mort' scrions sidu wc liiivu confrrvnccs witli tlic tlfnns. planning our sclivdnlus or talking zilwout collvgcs. Wcvrkiiig in rliu olliccs not only liclps tlic sccrvturifs lint also tcglclics us inorv .iliout our suliool world. Doing lioincworlc witli an liottlu ol' cokc und rliu radio turned falirly lowi worrying LllWULll clglssvs. plan' ning devotions for nsscmlily. going on tliu llnitcd Nntions trip or rcprcsvnting our scliool on lclvvision .irc gill tliings tlizxt liclpcd liuild our world. No wondur our pgircnts constantly wondcr wliv wr urs ncvvr :lt lioinc cxcupt lu :alt and slccn Living in sucli ll liuw world, wlio luis tirntf' l..UlVll5ERklACKS ARE SPURIKHIJ UN to viftoiy llxrougli rlut- ulloit- oi Chuck Richey und Phil Miinigcr. So Much Go s Un In

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mph QJVZ5 Around Our World in ,58 . . . We are always busy - studying or going to classes, organizing clubs and attending meetings, holding pep rallies and planning entertainment for our afterlthegame open houses, making decorations in anticipation of a prom, electing ollicers, backing our teams, or just getting together with the gang around the lockers. Service projects such as filling Red Cross gift boxes and activities like decorating the tree in the hall at Christmas are part of the spirit at school. Daily recitations, ringing bells, squeaking desks, and combined odors from the home ec kitchen and the chemistry lab - all are a part of our world. Those little sayings that teachers always have, the crowded halls that are quickly emptied after school, racing to meetings and play practice at noon, going to Parks for lunch-these, too, are parts of our world.

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IIISSIIKTIINKQ IIRUKLS IS A COMPLEX Ivpcrrwmw hut with the REFLECTINC ON THE DAY'S ACTIVITIES, students linger in ,WIP U, M, Imullkmmw H mg, ,Smit I,,,,l,,uy ,mdCm, mon grasp the thc upper hall for a few minutes before it is time to go home. lk'klllllllll1' llNI,l,?wS 'l'lllf Mlflillifilfll IS hght. llutly. amd golden hrown, tlww 1'lulIll'l gr.ILlI' hf-Im' I-I -Iudcrmtx lmmx that an lemon pie just Ll4lK'NlI-I tsutv rught TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES 16 SPORTS 44 PEQIILE 76 0 0 0 AI7VERTISEMEN'FS 116 5