Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

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THE ‘‘ACORN” WERF JERKY MA6£ L Page Twenty-six

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THE “ACORN” together in any plot. “Ted” trying to repair the damage that Paul had done. The next scene was back in 0. T. H. S. where we saw Opal Dunavan giving French instructions, Helen Fern teaching Physical Training on the campus, and Josephine Fourez trying to teach the Domestic Science Class how to have speed and accuracy in their domestic duties. We were allowed to see in a Hollywood Studio, Norman Oakwood, second Harold Lloyd, with Virginia Eubank as his leading lady. Doris Fisher, because of her ruling ability was director and scenario writer for the company. The last scene, quite a contrast to the others showed a dog kennel on the corner of Hound and Elevator Street in Muncie. I realized it was time for me to go home because all the dogs were barking. It was time to feed them and attend to my other responsibilities at home. —Mabel Frazier. Page Twenty-five

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THE “ACORN” Class Will We, the class of 1925, do hereby give as our last will and testament, the following statement of our bequeaths, to go into effect one day after our commencement: I, Mabel Frazier, do will and bequeath to Marada Thompson my striking personality. I, Johanna Bateman, do will and bequeath to Clara Louise Moffitt my brother, “Mike.” I, Paul Billingsley, do will and bequeath to “Kenny” Crawford my ability to stay on the basketball team. I, Helen Fern, do will and bequeath to “Razz” Lynch my quietness. I, John Sailor, do will and bequeath to Lorine Jenkins my ability as a Physics student. I, Harry Williams, do will and bequeath to Burney Leoffler my right to chew gum in the assembly. I, Virginia Eubank, do will and bequeath to Margaret O’Hare my beautiful, glossy, coal black locks. I, Clettis Musson, do will and bequeath my book of beautiful love poems to Henry Bridgman. I, Harmon Andrews, do will and bequeath to Clarence Oakwood my worse failing, (the girls). I, Harland Oakwood, do will and bequeath to Earl Rouse my position as editor-in-chief of the annual. I, Norman Oakwood, do will and bequeath to Truman Hiatt my special made snipe hunting glasses. I. Theodore Palmer, do will and bequeath to “General” Liggett my ability to play basketball. I, Elwin Andrews, do will and bequeath to Oscar Blue my position as chief vamper in the library. I, Hazel Sadler, do will and bequeath to Ardith Fox my interest in a certain freshman boy. I, Lowell Crawford, do will and bequeath to “Charlie” Cannon my extraordinary strong interest in the little town called “Muncie.” I, Josephine Fourez, do will and bequeath to LaVon Thompson my speed in Typing II class. I, Doris Fisher, do will and bequeath to Wilhelmine Wright my wonderful oratorical power. I, Opal Dunavan, do will and bequeath to Zora Quick my ability as a shorthand student. I, Helena Goodrich, do will and bequeath to Gertrude Balbach the nerve to let my hair grow long. I, Velma Carpenter, do will and bequeath to Edna Bock my seat in the Senior row. Page Twenty-seven