Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

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CLASS HISTCRY R'- President ....... .... B ob Grunden Vice-president .... .... D avid Bantz Secretary .......,................ Marjorie Liggett Treasurer ...................i.... Wendell Wright Student Council Representative ..... Vere Shepherd Advisers ......................... Miss Williams, Mr. Holley In September of '38, eighty-eight earnest young students set their feet on the path which led to the ultimate goal-commencement. The expedition headed by James Norris began its search in tangled and dense surroundings. The members were constantly on the alert for any unknown danger. On the evening of September 16, they encountered another expedition called the Head Hunters, better known as sophomores who had been wandering in the wilder- ness for a year. After being initiated into the tribe, the newcomers were given a royal welcome. They soon began to follow the customs of the Head Hunters. In the fall, after a three months' rest, they continued the expedition. Emerging from the low, swampy, tropical land onto a pampas the group se- lected as its new chief, Wendell Davis. At the beginning of the third year, only seventy of the eighty-eight searchers who had started were ready to continue the trip. Wendell Wright, who had fallen by the wayside in a former expedition, returned to take up the duties of head man. Visiting tribes were impressed by the dramatic skill dis- played of the forty twoers in their play, Gay. In February, they were in- vited to a party on board a yacht which lay in an adjacent lake. Later in the year they feted the yachtsmen at a feast in the forest Grier-Lincoln. During the final year more explorers had struck forth into other fields, until the expedition numbered only fifty-eight. The group was grieved by the death of Edith Kinney on Christmas Eve. A darkhorse, the pugilistic Muggsie, led the group to victory. On December 16, they emerged onto a high plateau which became the scene of a hillbilly shindig with an inferior tribe known as juniors. On April 17, the acting ability of the group was exhibited in the play, The Blue Bag, a three-act comedy which was hailed as hilariously funny. Finally, the class of '42 reached its goalacommencement and bade farewell to the many friends they had made while enroute. They departed taking with them happy memories of the four years they had spent in their quest.