Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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ASWME GOES By PASSAGE OF TIME in our lives at Oakwood is reflected in many ways. PEOPLE-page 18-we meet here are different every year. ACTIVITIES-page 64-consume countless hours of our ufreev time, but provide opportunities for leadership and responsibility. SPORTS-page 92-recorded in hours or seconds on the Held or track, result from months of training and practice. ADVERTISEMENTS-page 120-in this book represent hours of work, converted to money and donated by urea businessmen. I-IOVV TIME PASSED at Oakwood in the year 1961-1962 will forever be pre- served in this, your copy of the 1982 ACORN, AS TIME GOES BY. 3.7- 'lf fry, iasvaki W 9 195 . O WUI KSTPA si- NX CXKQ' DECEM5 fVlI0NfCHT ER 31 YJ FEBQVAKT 3 t JANUARY ls . Q si ,jx xfb GREEN LEAVES from our campus trees and suntanned students are sure signs of spring. 3 65,

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QUEUING UP to buy workbooks is an annual task shared by all Oakwood students. W 755 515 The change from summertime leisure to school-year work is a drastic one, but Oakwood students have been making it successfully for years, and 1961 was no excep- tion. The prospect of seeing old friends again - and making new ones - more than compensated for the heavy load of work We faced on September 7, the first day of school. Fall brought beautiful colors to the leaves of our campus trees and a cold nip to the air. Various changes in the curriculum, such as the addition of fourth- year German and Spanish, made school more interesting and broadened our scholastic horizons, Fall also brought the fun and excitement of football games and the tradi- tional spirits accompanying them. WV ith a mixture of Work and play, Oakwood students began to measure the year, and the time passing by. SECONDS TICK BY on the stopwatch as students file silently outside during an early fall fire drill.