Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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OAKWOOD ARTISTS John Zamsky, Don Ensor, Jane Campbell, Betsi Halliday, Charles Bennett, Ann Stone, and Jon Clemens learn college-level art techniques at the Dayton Art Institute, where they attend classes two afternoons a week.

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TRAINING IN manual skills offers Bruce Burnham, Shaf Crawford, and Greg Rike the opportunity to explore the various facets of industrial arts. One Doors oj Opportunity Have Been Opened . . . PONDERING THE principles of American govern¬ ment, Oakwood foreign exchange students Eva Bjork, from Sweden, and Mario Costa, from Brazil, compare the United States with their own countries. THE OPPORTUNITY to learn is provided for all Oakwood students, although some budding scholars are less appreciative than others. 6

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THE LONG-AWAITED privilege of attending sen¬ ior high dances, especially post-game Y-parties, is enthusiastically accepted by the sophomores. MARILYN LAWSON, who spent her senior year in Florence, Italy, as an AFS student, has had the unforgettable experience of learning and living with European customs. Qiving Us New Experiences of Many Kinds OAKWOOD PANELISTS John Beerbower and Betsi Halliday of the Dayton Daily News-Dayton Junior League Youth Forum, and guest panelist June Pinnell, find themselves in the middle of a heated debate following their appearance at Oakwood. 8