Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1958 volume:

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Mr. Boyer Mr. Peterson Dedication With the realization that We are still very young in heart and experience, with the knowledge that with their counselthere is yet peace and love, and a deeper, calmer faith for us to seek, we gratefully dedicate this, the 1958 Acorn , to our Mothers and Fathers. A dedication is always earned, and we feel our parents have earned theirs by the examples they have set in our homes, our churches, and our communities. 'sky -lint- 1 --1, I 1 . 1 .gi aiill ,, i of. Q! - . ' K .'. Lfrj I I J u C - ' 4 .-5 I I The New Look ln 1958 Bb. 'L Library Kitchen Y s in ax' 3, 45 AQ , '-, -lg 4 -3. ,L wa.. 9- ff u. 2 an 33? ' - 5. I , fr 'I .Q Q9 i i i Mm Q Y 1 'fr 4 15? X 1 i HE' QX X I yi .. N. P A. , .iii ws, y 5' . 0 J, gf ga! ,,, x up 1 v--. .fffz . ' f. 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We are grateful that Ih1S IS such a commumty Wayne E. Koontz FORREST BOYER General Shop Mechanical Drawing Eastern Illinois State College, B. S. Ed. U. of I. M. S. GERTRUDE FISHER English, Librarian Penn College A.B., U. ofl., M.A. GEORGE HARRIGAN American Literature Music University of Cincinnati B. S. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music U. ofL. M.S. Ed. LAUREL H OBICK Social Problems Boys Physical Ed. Coach of Football and Track, Co-Coach Basketball William Jewel College A. B. Faculty IANETTE DILLAVOU Home Economics U. of I. B. S. Home Ec. M. S. Ed. LOWELL FLENER Mathematics Southern I11. U. B. S. U. of L MARIORIE I-IICKS Drivers Training Girls Physical Education Eastern Ill. State College B. S. Ed. SHIRLEY SHARPF Spanish, American Literature, Speech U. of L B. A. WILLIFORD HOCKETT Agriculture , Physical Science University of 111. B. S. HAROLD NEWTSON Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice Ill. State Normal University B. S. Ed. KENNETH PETERSON Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Typing, Drivers' Training. Illinois State Normal University B. S. Ed. CAROL WALKER Home Economics I and HI University of Illinois B. S. , M. S. Faculty WILLIAM HUGHES Social Science Basketball Coach Co-Coach of Football and Track Greenville, College B. S. Ed. ETHEL OAKWOOD English, Rhetoric University of Ill. B. A. W. GLENN MYERS Biology, Science, Chemistry, Health Tenn. Tech. Institute B. S. Agriculture , Science JOHN MC NEILL American History, English I. Southern Illinois University B. S. Ed. Trinnie Layton I-IERSCHEL MC PHERSON LAYTON LIGGETT Maintenance Men ly, llIoe 'Y JOSEPH MC VEY ulohn n JOHN DUDEN llFI,ed Il FRED MONTGOMERY WF. nl ' ,H-1 J' ,Sul-fi-9' I gc' if Qf 'P enior Class History In the fall of 54 , the class of 58 entered with 80 members. The jump from grade school to high school was a big one, but patient and helpful class advisors did their best to put us on the right road. The main events of the year were Initiation Day, Class Party, and a return party for the sophomores. Charlotte Fourez was elected to be our Homecoming attendant. Kay Schonians and I im Ingram represented the class as king and queen candidates for the school carnival. Our Sophomore year began with initiating the new Greenies. Bonnie Fuller was chosen to attend Miss Victory. Two years had passed and we entered our Junior year. We elected Shirley Vinson to be our Homecoming attendant. Our first class play, Mr. Co-ed was a huge success, as were our magazine sales. The Junior - Senior Prom highlighted the year. Judy Oakwood and Lorin Kinney represented us in the speech contest. Judy was named to the All-State Cast. Finally, with three active years behind us, we entered our Senior year. All four years, we have been well represented in sports. Our lettermen include: Bob Denhart, Frank Estock, Bob Bolton, Bob Richter, Steve Cannon, .Terry Miller, Roger Koontz, Rodney Wonderlin, and Mel- vin Melton. We were proud to see one of our candidates, Kay Schonians, crowned Miss Victory of 1958. Other candidates were Beverly Kent, Shirley Vinson, and Charlotte Fourez. Kay Schonians served OTHS as cheerleader all four years. Shirley Vinson was elected to the Varsity her Senior year. Now, all the members of the class of 58 are looking forward to the Junior - Senior Prom, and the Senior trip, which will culminate our activities here at OTHS. Then, last but not least, is that evening in May, when the class of 58 will bid OTHS good-by, and step out into the future as alumni. ,255 ,xy r.. .. ,, 'I Kg ai i. 45 Qi: ,, 7 3 4 mu.- r-kl-H. 5-7 , -early, if , X -- fig, - :ml frga-if?--W: -. ' -V!-. ' , 21411, ' fgjfv. Vu? 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Paul Vinson everyone 's palg chooses Beverly for his gal. Ierry Miller one of our little squirtsg really gets mad when Emily flirts. A very nice girl, never seen frowningg is our classmate, Deloris Downing. Lonnie Shelton likes to play a Sax 5 but also enjoys midnight snacks. Carolyn Strange goes with Lyndal you Mr. Sc Mrs. they will be. Little Richter is a lot of fung a laugh and a joke for everyone. Donna Richardson although a clowng will always brush away a frown, She has a heart that never wanders, S66 she gave it to Bill, that 's Carol Saunders. One for a debate is Larry Saultsg is always ready to admit his faults. Kay Schonians, yeah team her rateg cheerleading her pastime, Denhart her d Ioann Sexton whose in the band, wears a beautiful ring on her left hand. Cloyd Williams is in a whirlg whenever he can tease a girl. ale 4. U o IUDI LOUGH Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2 , 3, 4, F.H,A, 2, 3, Red Mask 2, 3, 4, Librarians 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Annual Staff 4, Kitchen Help 4,Re- serve Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1, 3,4, Student Council 1, Class Secretary 1, Carnival Queen 2, Mister Co-Ed. PAUL VINSON F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sen- tinel 3, Secretary 2, Student Coun- cil 1, Chorus 1, Dramatics 1,2,3 Basketball 1,3, Track 1,2, 3,4, In- dustrial Arts 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Sec- retary 3. DICK HARMESON Track 1, 2. PATTY LOUGH Annual Staff 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3, G. A. A. 2,3,4, Student Council 1, Reserve cheerleader 1, Librarians 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4, Dramatics 2, 3,4, Red Mask 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2,4, Remarkable Incident at Car- son Corners. ' 1 JUDY KAY OAKWOOD Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, President 4, G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Mask 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus '1,2, Librarians 1,2, Vice-President 2, Office Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 1,2, 3,4, Business Manager 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Cast 3, Best Thes- pian 3, Oak News Staff 4, Remark- able lncident at Carson Corners , Annie Get Your Gun , Mr. Coed , The Perfect Idiot. JIM DOLBEE F. F. A. 1,3,4, Glee Club 1, Ath- letics 1, Dramatics 1. Class Poem One who will always take part, is none other than Beverly Megenhardt. Frank Estock is on another planet, whenever he 's around Janet. Shirley Vinson just loves to cheer, she made the varsity squad this year. Melvin Melton has curly hairg he always tries to treat everyone fair. Jim Lane is neither skinny nor fat, spends most of his time in St. Joe with Pat. Roger is a real nice guy, and he keeps his grades way up high. He always took sports right to heart g 'til he met Kay, that's Bob Denhart. Pat Lough is quite a brain, she likes Bob, he 's from Champaign. Judy Powell is well liked by many, especially by her boyfriend Kenny. Dancing is a favorite for Judi Loughg And everyone will agree that is so. She came here lateg that Beulah Wells, she often talks, but never yells. Editor of Annual Staff, Bonnie Jog kept everyone else on the go. Driving his Ford everywhere madly, is no -one else, but Marlin Hadley. Dick Harmeson, ambition a preacher, with his grades he 'll make a good teacher. Jim Ingram is quiet, but gay, and he loves working on his Model A. Jerry Jennings is very tall, although he 's quiet, he is liked by us all. Lorin Kinney will soon be a groom, with Karen beside him, he 's up in the moon. Pat Snyder, who left for a while, has been welcomed back with a great big smile Kay and Marg, we 're the two, who wrote this poem for all of you. How we act we will not name, but others say it is the same. KAY SCHONIANS G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 33 TICZSUIGIZQ Dramatics 2, 3,43 Treasurer 33 Annual Staff 2,3,43 Assistant Editor 33 Student Council 1,2, 3,4Q Treasurer 3,43 Honor Society 3,42 Class Treasurer li Oak News 43 Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 43 Red Mask 2, 3, 43 Annie Get your Gun. EMILY KAY ISENH OWER Girls Glee Club ls Oak News 43 Librarians 1,2,3,43 Treasurer 33 Annual Staff 43 Kitchen Help 4. CHARLOTTE FOUREZ G. A. A. 2,3,43 Girls Chorus 13 Student Council 3,42 Oak News 43 Annual Staff 43 F. H. A. 23 Class Secretary 2, 33 Homecoming Atten- dant 1. BILL BUTLER Football 1, 43 Band 1,2, 3, 43 Dra- matics 1.2: F. F. A. 1,2,33 Track 13 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus it YJ'- BOB DENHA RT Basketball 1.2, 3, 43 Track 1,2, 3, 43 Football 1,2,3,43 o ciub 2, 3, 43 Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 2,3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Boys Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus23 Re- markable Incident at Carson Cor- ners , The Perfect Idiot , Annie Get your Gun. JERRY MILLER Footbal12, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 2,3,43 O Club 2,3,43 Annual Staff 3,42 Oak News 4. Senior iafistics NAME LIKES FAVORITE PASTIME AMBITION ACTS Bob Andrews to flirt flirting champion fiirter all the time Bob Bolton Sue dancing hard telling for the girls Bill Butler to be funny being funny comedian harmless Steve Cannon his Nash roddin' around to graduate lackadaisical Pat Creason Charlie going steady Mrs. giggly Larry Joe Davis chemistry brownin' around mad scientist chemically Sharon Davis Typing II eating 120 pounds friendly Nancy Decker boys working in kitchen 5'6 cute Bob Denhart Kay Hillery husband lovesick Dennis Divan his Tuba tootin' his Tuba Tuba -tooter off-key Jim Dolbee his Ford Hotroddin' hotrodder hard-to-get Deloris Downing Squee writing letters to get an answer prissy Margaret Edwards to boss bossing Rodney be a boss domineering Frank Estock Janet 940 Oakwood Ave. Admiral nice Gretchen Flowers G. A. A. laughing secretary friend ly Claudette Frye to fight denying it glamour girl loud Charlotte Fourez Dean changing her mind Mrs. ???? innocent Bonnie Fuller Sam foolin' around Northwestern mischievous Fuzz Hadden girls pleasing girls matrimony wolfish Marlin Hadley Fords doing nothing who knows? for the birds Dick Harmeson Linda Hoopeston college shy? Janice Horton Cricket Betty and Bill's to be on time dizzy Jim Ingram Fords working mechanic scared Emily lsenhower Jer flirting 4 kids independent Jerry Jennings Eisner's Eisner 's manager poky Cloyd Williams Social Problems disagreeing editor tough Rodney Wonderlin The Navy reserve meetings scrubbing decks nice Cliff Wynn Sandy Batestown weight lifter lovesick BONNIE FULLER G.A.A. 1,2,45 Dramatics 2,3,45 Oak News 45 C1355 Vice-President 35 Student Council 3,45 President 45 Class President 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Miss Victory Atten- dant 25 Mister Co-ed 35 The Perfect ldiot 4. BOB BOLTON Dramatics 2,3,45 Annual Staff 2,3, 45 Industrial Arts 35 Basketball 1, 2,45 O Club l,2,3,45 Football 1, 2,3: Track 1,3,4. LORIN KINNEY Speech Contest 3,45 Arsenic and Old Lace 35 Mister Coed 35 Annie Get Your Gun 25 Drama- tics 2,3,45 President 45 Thespians 3,45 Treasurer 45 Football 15 Bas- ketball 15 Track 15 Prom Chair- man 3. DELORIS DOWNING Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Kitchen Help 15 Annual Staff 1, 2, 35 Speech Contest 3,45 Music Contest 1,25 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 G.A.A. Camp 35 Chorus 1, 3, 45 Annie Get Your Gun 25 Thespians 45 Oak News Staff I 4, Assistant Editor 4. N' ,J-il, N X r SHIRLEY VINSON Band 1,2,3,45 Secretary - Treasurer 2, President 35 Dramatics 3,45 Re- serve Cheerleader 1,25 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Student Council 2, 35 Secretary 35 Music Contest 2, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Har- vest Moon Ball Attendant 4. HALDON HADDEN Kitchen Help 45 Dramatics 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Industrial Arts 3,45 Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Reporter 25 Treasurer 35 Vice-President 4. 5 N 5 NAME Beverly Kent Darlene Kell Lorin Kinney Judy Kirkpatrick Roger Koontz Jim Lane Judy Lough Pat Lough Floyd McDonald Rosemary McBride Beverly Megenhardt Melvin Melton Jerry Miller Kay Miller Donna Moorhous Judy Oakwood Ray Pollock Donna Richardson Bob Richter Larry Saults Carol Saunders Kay Schonians Joann Sexton Lonnie Shelton Carolyn Strange Bonnie VanBuskirk Paul Vinson Beulah Wells Patsy Snyder enior falisiics LIKES FAVORITE PASTIME AMBITION ACTS Paul riding in a Ford marry a farmer sweet to drive doing bookkeeping Mrs. shy Karen talking husband lovesick Dick chewing gum champion-gum chewer mischievous girls denying it honeydipper indifferent Pat St. Joe auctioneer lanky to dance dancing Mrs. flirty Bob Champaign matrimony for Bob Jane Steak and Shake to get enough sleep tired flyboys chasing them to catch one for the boys Chevi's Danville to catch one ??????'?? anything doing nothing hard -telling drippy Emily Isenhower residence card -shark calm Ray chattering artist like Marg Donnie going steady Mrs. Wynn for Donnie Colonial Parkway goofin' off live in Catlin often Bookkeeping talking bartender assured P. E. arguin' with Mrs. Hicks P. E. teacher energetic his Chevi teasing farmer silly to argue arguing debater know -it -all Bill Danville Mrs. Myers lovesick Bob cheering professional as she pleases Russ writing letters Mrs. B. mighty his Sax talking nonsense farmer sleepy Lyndal G. A. A. Mrs. L. A. lady-like boys blushing grandmother motherly Bev denying it to graduate smart people Editor of Oak News editor nice everybody singing matrimony quiet MARGARET EDWARDS Librarians 1, 2, 3g G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 33 Vice-President 35 Librarian lg Mixed Chorus 25 Dra- matics 3g Annual Staff 3, 4. LONNIE SHELTON Industrial Arts 3,4g Reporter4, Music Contest 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4. 5 T 1 ROBERT RICHTER F. F. A. 1,2,3,4g Boys Chorus 45 Basketball Manager 1, 'ou DONNA MOORHOUS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Contest 1,2,3,4g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Mister Co -Ed F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4gPar1iamentarian 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Secretary 2, Girls JOANN SEXTON G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Point Chr. 2g Rec- reation Chr. 4, F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g Projects Chr. 2, Vice -President 3, President 43 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Librarians 1, 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 2, Dramatics 3,4g Red Mask 3,4g An- nual Staff 3, 4g Advertising Manager 4g National!-Ionor Society 3,4g Band 2, 3,4g Music Contest 3, 4, Kitchen Help 15 Chorus 1, Office Help 2, 3. MARLIN HADLEY Industrial Arts 3, 4. IH Chorus 4, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Photographer 4. Senior Wills We, the 59 graduating seniors of Oakwood Township High School in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, having served our four year term at Oakwood Institute of Higher Learning and being of sound mind and body, do hereby wish to leave with Oakwood 59 unforgettable memories, flong may they livelj Thus, we make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: l, Kay Schonians, do hereby will and bequeath all my love to Bob Denhart. I, Shirley Vinson, do hereby will and bequeath all my ability to get along with a certain teacher to Donna Youmans, Donna you know who. I, Nancy Decker, do hereby will and bequeath to Janet Terry my height. She needs it. I, Frank Estock, do hereby will and bequeath all my love to Janet Terry. I, Sharon Davis, do hereby will and bequeath to Elaine Dodson my ability to get out of all the trouble she gets me into. I, Bonnie Jo Van Buskirk, so hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep my mouth closed to my sister, Judy, because she can't. I, Claudette Frye, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at O. T. H. S. and my ability to get along with all the teachers to Imogene Greer and Sharon Buck. I, Joann Sexton, do hereby will and bequeath all of my previous boyfriends to Lorena Divan and goodness knows she doesn't need them. I, Margaret Edwards, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of study hall, especially 7 th. hour to Linda Hancock. I, Beulah Wells, do hereby will and bequeath my lunch tray to Betty Wallace. I, Lorin Kinney, do hereby will and bequeath all my love to Karen Meade. I, Robert Bolton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to not go steady to anyone who is smart enough to use it. I, Kay Miller, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble and not to skip study halls to my sister, Joy. I, Bonnie Fuller, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be late for classes to Marilyn Hays, although she doesn't need it. I, Bev Kent, do hereby will and bequeath all the fights Paul and I have had to Bob B. and Sue K. I, Dick Harmeson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to all the poor chaps who can't. I, Patty Lough, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Linda Richter to anyone who can't. I, Judy Oakwood, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to talk Mr. Harrigan into or out of anything to Sandy Oakwood. I, Donna Moorhous, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be last in the lunch line to Donnie Wynn. I, Fuzzy Hadden, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to skip school for farmwork without calling in to anyone who thinks he can get by with it. I, Emily K. Isenhower, do hereby will and bequeath all the fights Jer and Ihave had to Karen Maxwell and Benny Leonard. Heaven help them. I, Bob Denhart, do hereby will and bequeath all my love to Kay Schonians. I, Judi Lough, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Patty, my sister, to Virlane Youmans so she can get along with Donna. I, Jimmy Dolbee do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sleep in Ag. room 4th hour to Danny Owens. I, Bill Butler, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play drums to Mr. Harrigan, he needs it. I, Charlotte Fourez, do hereby will and bequeath all my love to Dean McVey. I, Deloris Downing, do hereby will and bequeath my stuttering to Judy Van Buskirk because she talks too fast. We, Judi and Patty Lough, do hereby will and bequeath our ability to get along with boys from Champaign to Kay Barnes and Judy Van Buskirk, Have fun girls! I, Melvin Melton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to manage the football team, to Emil Farnurn. I, Darlene Kell, do hereby will and bequeath all my hours of studying Bookkeeping to Mary Ruth Stringfield. I, Larry Davis, do hereby will and bequeath my P. E. Basket to whoever can remove my towel from it. 1' CLAUDETTE FRYE Dramatics 1,2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus 13 Librarian, Mixed Chorus 25 F. H. A. 1,2,4g Secretary 3g Band 2,43 Be- ginning Band 1, Oak News 43 Li- brarians 1. DENNIS DIVAN Boys Sextet lg Beginning Band lg Boys Chorus 1,4g Band 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. JIM LANE Dramatics 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1: In- dustrial Arts 2, 3,4g Red Mask 1,2, 3, 4g Football 4. k-- 4 -1 .il s .H DONNA RICHARDSON G, A. A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Librarians 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 45 Oak News 4, News Editor, Office Help 4. BEULAH WELLS T. A. B. 1.2.4: F. H. A. 2.4: Office Help 4g Oak News 4, Editor, Chorus 3,4g Music Contest 3, Annual Staff 4. LARRY SAULTS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, fra' Q-fav 1 f' PATSY SNYDER Chorus 2,34 Pep Club 2,35 S.T.A. T. Social Club 2, 3. enior Wills I, Marlin Hadley, do hereby will and bequeath all my ability to get into trouble to any Junior who wants its. I, Judy Kirkpatrick, do will and bequeath all the good times Dick and Ihave had together to Dave Miller and Ella Marie Miles. I, Carolyn Strange, do hereby will and bequeath all the good times Ihave had in G. A. A. to all of its members and advisor. I, Judy Powell, do hereby will and bequeath all my good grades in English to my brother Ray because he really needs it. I, J'ime Lane, do hereby will and bequeath all my curly hair to Ken and Phil Horton. They need itl I, Donna Richardson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to argue with Mrs. Hicks and keep calm, no matter what, to Linda Richter. I, Bob Richter, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get in trouble to Clifford Peak. I, Rosemary McBride do hereby will and bequeath my ability to skip band without getting caught to anyone who thinks they can get by with it. Good Luck! I, Larry Saults, do hereby will and bequeath my special knack to discuss practically any or all things with little intelligence to all in need. I, Lonnie Shelton, do hereby will and bequeath my Chemistry Grades to Andy Tellier. I, Dennis Divan, do hereby will and bequeath all my ability to get along with the teachers to Lorena Divan. I, Clifford Wynn, do hereby will bequeath all my love to Sandy Boyd. I, Jerry Miller, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep out of 5b study hall to anyone who wants it. I, Paul Vinson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of P.E. to anyone dumb enough to try it. BEVERLY MEGENHARDT Girls' Glee Club lg G, A. A, 25 Be- ginning Band 2g Annual Staff 4g Oak News 43 Kitchen help 4, GRETCHEN FLOWERS Girls Chorus lg G.A.A, 2, 3, 4g Point Chairman 4g Oak News 4, STEVE CANNON Dramatics 1,2,3,4g Thespians 3,4g F. F. A. lg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball lg O Club 3,45Industrial Arts 2,3,4g President 43 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 2g Annual Staff 3,4g Remarkable Incident at Carsons Corner , Jump Over the Moon. CLOYD WILLIAMS IANICE HORTON Beginning Band 1g Girls Chorus lg G. A. A. 1,2g Mixed Chorus 4. PAT CREASON Girls Chorus 1,2,4g Kitchen Help 4g Librarians 1, 2gTreasurer4gAnnna1 Staff 4g F. H, A. 4g G. A. A, 4g Re- serve Cheerleader 1. .41-yr: -' ' ,,,. Ffwxfai-. ur -wi, u ,ig ABQ' 'I N im? 4. 6 '28 'Elk o -I -r I, ,rg ,Qs-' 55, LARRY DAVIS Football 25 Beginning band 15 Band 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts 2 , 3, Dramatics 4, Oak News 4. JUDY POWELL F.H.A. 1,2,3g Girls Chorus 1,3g Mixed Chorus 4. t ROSEMARY MC BRIDE Oak News 4, F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4: Band 1,2,3,4g Dramatics 1,2,3,4g An- nual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 2. JERRY JENNINGS Industrial Arts 3, 4. 1 X x JAMES INGRAM Class President 1, 2. DARLENE KELL G. A. A. 1, 25 Girls Chorus 1, 2, ,J enior Wills We, Carol Saunders, Donna Moorhous, and Judy Kirkpatrick do hereby will and bequeath our ability to stick to one guy a long time to Kay Nichols and Mary Ann Abbott. We, Judy Oakwood and Jim Dolbee, do hereby will and bequeath our love for hot cars and bop dancing to Sandy Oakwood and Danny Owens. We, Kay Miller, Donna Richardson, Judy Kirkpatrick, and Carolyn Strange, do hereby will and bequeath our lasting friendship to Carol Cessna, Anne Butler, and Linda Hancock. We, Deloris Downing and Sharon Davis do hereby will and bequeath Nancy Decker's closet antics to Carolyn Sperry and Mary Ruth Stringfield. We, Beverly Megenhardt and Emily K. Isenhower do hereby will and bequeath our ability to be late to Rhetoric every day to anyone who is wise enough to get by with it. We, Darlene Kell and Rosemary McBride do hereby will and bequeath all our good times at O. T. H. S. to Nancy Williams and Sandy Grimes. We, Floyd McDonald and Ray Pollock hereby will and bequeath our outstanding ability in Bookkeeping to Dennis Mauck and Danny Owens. ' We, Clifford Wynn and Bqb Denhart do hereby will and bequeath our ability to cut up in Social Problems class and all of our ?????? to Frank Charles and Dick Denhart. We, Rodney Wonderlin, Jerry Miller, and Roger Koontz do hereby will and bequeath our positions as President, Vice-President, and Treasurer of the Benchwarmers Association to Dennis Mauck, Don Albert, and Steve Koontz. May their splinters be few. We, Fuzz Hadden, Jim Dolbee, and Paul Vinson do hereby will and bequeath our ability to skip 7th hour study hall to anyone who thinks they are smart enough to get by with it. We, Kay Schonians and Shirley Vinson do hereby will and bequeath our ability to give a speech at the football banquet to Sandy Oakwood and Judy Jenkins. We, Pat Creason and Beulah Wells do hereby will and bequeath our electric typewriters to Sharon Foley and Mary Ruth Stringfeild. We, Kay Miller and Margaret Edwards, do hereby will and bequeath our ability to tear out transmissions to Joy Miller and Judy Goodwin. We, Pat Lough and Joann Sexton do hereby will and bequeath our back seats in Social Problems to Lorena Divan and Darla Shelton. May they profit more from them than we did. H 4 K I 3 v f f -35 xl X tl wi The Junior Class The Junior Class started off the year with an election of officers. Our football concession consisted of hot chocolate, donuts, and candy. Our basketball concession was candy and pennants. Two Junior girls, Judy Jenkins and Sandy Oakwood, were elected to the varsity cheer- leading squad. Two of our main projects for the year were completed in a big way. We received our rings in October, making us the first Junior class to receive their rings so early in the school year. Our magazine sales drive provided us with a reasonable profit. Now our third and largest project lies just behind us. It was none other than the Junior- Senior Prom. With our eager and active class, the night was a huge success. President ...... Steve Gritten Vice-President . . . Dave Perry Secretary . ..... Steve Koontz Treasurer . . . Mary Jo Corn Mary Ann Abbott Betty Adams Don Albert Richard Arnold Gerald Barnes James Bensyl Sharon Buck Anne Butler Carol Cessna wg W 4 . MQ . ,Nl ,V ..., ,. ,tio- '15 '15 . '--f xg , Q 's A if Q w Q41 1 T. , ,vs ' v .X- gi tif Q' lm. xv' 'r 8 .fn W 9 ik 1 Ronnie Minyard Kay Nichols Sandy Oakwood Clifford Oliver Clifford Peak Eugene Penrod Carol Peugh Geneva Pouilliard Warren Rasberry Ronald Ratliff Jack Richardson Pat Richardson Pat Saunders Monty Sawyer Bonnie Schmidt Darla Shelton Carolyn Sperry Tom Stephens Allen Stringfellow Mary Ruth Stringfield Andy Tellier Betty Wallace Ronald Wolfe Carlene Wright Larry Wright Don Wynn Ioan Wynn Donna Youmans Larry Zigler Phyllis Zimmerman F1513 'TWT EN ':'x- g :Seann sir. 354. an P' :L :EJ -4-im . sv -f? Rv! 4. .., ,f i HUF fggx lf. 193881 lv' 5 1 I I 1 rm: , n ,- 'ali X o - if. x..-11' Yf .z!a+1-YC ., ,, '- me , .MP , A . s , - ' 5 0 L-Q.: I Pg, 3 ' W . :,,. 9 an 4'f3',.,,.,,- i ff' ophomore Class The first highlight of the year was the initiation of the Freshmen which gave us a chance to laugh instead of being laughed at. The Initiation Day gaiety was brought to a close with a party enjoyed by Freshmen as well as Sophomores. Barbara Neff was elected as attendant to Miss Victory. Three girls were chosen to serve on the reserve cheerleading squad from our class this year. They were Janet Terry, Karen Maxwell, and Virlane Youmans. The co-advisors this year were Mrs. Oakwood and Mr. Myers. Tom Fletcher ...... President Betsy Johnson .... Vice-President Dennis Mauck ...... Treasurer Barbara Neff . . . . Secretary Sue Abbott Judy Abernathy Kay Barnes Ronnie Bensyl Bob Block Minnie Bloomfield Sandy Boyd Jim Butler ' Paul Calvert John Canaday John Casteel Frank Charles Sharon Clemmons 4 vm x .111 y. . 3 ' . M '73, 'Rr L 1 'f . -. .H 2 I ., 21 .4.1 ' 25 .fl '. 1? Q ' f f' 1 ,QQ T42 : , . 1 ' .ff 1 ' l QS F , l X i X Y Q X dvi- ' ' fi' ' rf .- .X X .. ,fe 2 wg 1 X . ,l 5 S1 1' iw fx. X MH ixxxx 5 5 x lxgxl M3643 Na 31 ,, L Freshman Class Some 110 freshmen entered the new O.T.H.S. this year and found there was quite a change from grade school to high school. They also found many smiling faces ready to help them adjust to their new and different lives. The freshmen entertained the student body and faculty on initiation day by wearing their gunny sack finery, and they are looking forward to initiating next year's greenies. During the year they shared many good times at parties with the sophomores. Norma Bloomfield was elected freshman attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Many class members participated in athletics and in our O.T.H.S. band. The freshmen have received much help this year from their co-advisors, Mrs. Fischer and Mr. Hughes. President, Trena Smith Vice-President, Larry Young Secretary, Marjorie Cox Treasurer, Phil Horton Robert Adams Charles Andrews Kay Atkinson Sharon Ault Ronnie Bartlett John Bernard Sandra Birge Norma Bloomfield William Boen J im Burroughs Mike Cannon Robert Clark Don Clausson Linda Cline J im Creason Carolyn Cunningham Robert Cunningham Phyllis DeMoss at I . . 1 'L 1 'A .Q f :B, ' V ' ,,., 7 Vp ' ' 'fl Q17 3' bl! napshots h Shag Who, Me? Aw, don't get mad about it. Chain Gang There 's Been I- E Some Changes Made 1 F-A ,,, . i 5 Y' , Jr. 4 .-I .5 V- an 1 .wg I 5 Dlmples t 31 fr A' .K . ,.- . SX . f .- NU U.- Playmates It s Party Tlmel Professor True Love Who Wears Knee Socks? Y , . Batter Up Q. i s E L X 1 X Smiley Get Off! Inmates Whaf'S S0 FUHHY? Miss Victory And Her Court Kay Schonians, a member of the Senior Class, was elected by the football team as our Miss Victory. A new system of voting was organized this year. The queen was chosen between four senior girl candidates. The other three classes selected an attendant from each class. Kay's attendants were, Beverly Kent, Seniorg Mary Jo Corn, Juniorg Barbara Neff, Sopho- moreg and Norma Bloomfield, Freshman. The former captain, Tom Perry and Miss Victory for 1956, Donna Douglass, partici- pated in the ceremony at which the new queen was crowned. Kay was crowned at the Homecom- ing dance by Bob Denhart, a member of the football team. The other escorts were: Steve Can- non, Steve Koontz, Dick Denhayt, and J im Rohrer. Kay has served as secretary of the Student Council and as a cheerleader besides taking part in several other activities. Mu 5 B ra. H. s. Q Q ,. ,. ,Q 'I r fagwx,-'i:4g.f1Q:f1 - - Pit-f'?7 rI' n.'39 '9.'f1L , 1,'-,w- -A-'gr 1' '. 'eng Q. 1' . wwf u-w : .'5T Q 1- 551,11 ,. . ,F w rtyfg- 'ff -..:,. ., , K M.. ,. .. wk. . ? . , , TL- . Sie ' K JS-f , 1 . F. .jx x v, 1 . r f K, 1' ' ' 1 NA.,-r ' I-'if 1 Y, , , R-.ir far.: 'og xv X. if Xiuvg I J' --vn- 1 nl I 4, lm Edu A- ,L an tiiegb ' fviaaf-I '53 bf, -' ,njali ofx, A Annual taff BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Peterson, Linda Peugh, Lorena Divan, Donna Youmans, Bonnie Van Buskirk, Judy Oakwood, Joann Sexton, Mr. Boyer. SECOND ROW: Sandy Boyd, Judy Perkins, Karen Maxwell, Janet Terry, Donna Moorhous, Judy Van Buskirk, Kay Nichols, Beverly Meagenhardt, Phyllis Richards. THIRD ROW: Pat Creason, Janet Hall, Sue Abbott, Leona Irwin, Carol Saunders, Vir1aineYoLu1ians, Barbara Neff, Emily Isenhower, Judy Lough, Marg Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Cliff Wynn, Kay Barnes, Rosemary Mc Bride, Beulah Wells, Sharon Davis, Jerry Miller, Bob Denhart, Bob Bolton, Patty Lough. FIFTH ROW: Roger Koontz, Bonnie Fuller, Charlotte Fourez, Kay Schonians, Bob Andrews, Steve Cannon, Larry Grimes. Dear Readers: This year the Acorn staff decided to continue with the lithographic type of yearbook. We have included more and larger snapshots, informal pictures, and a new theme of dedication. Staff members worked hard to make our adver- tising campaign a success so that we could give you an Acorn with padded covers. We hope that when you look through your Acorn of 1958, you will re- call many of the highlights of the school year. The members of the Acorn Staff and the advi- sors, Mr. Boyer and Mr. Peterson, have worked long and hard to make this year's annual the best of all. Yours truly, The Acorn Staff tudent Council BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mr. McNeill, Advisor, Kay Schonians, Bonnie Fuller, Bob Bolton, Donna Youmans. SECOND ROW: Connie Lowe, Marcia Swengel, Cynthia Myers, Joann Sexton, Barbara Neff, Jane Swengel. THIRD ROW: Tom Fletcher, ,Tim Rogers, Richard Lane, Tom Stephens, Bev. Kent, Char- lotte F ourez. FOURTH ROW: Rodger Koontz, Steve Gritten, I ack Richardson, Larry Grimes. President ..... . . . Bonnie Fuller Vice-President . . ..... Bob Bolton Secretary .... . . . Donna Youmans Treasurer . . . . Kay Schonians The Student Council has had a very busy year, under the capable guidance of our Presi- dent, Bonnie Fuller. Some of the projects we have undertaken are: the March of Dimes, The Charity Drive, paid and free assemblies, Schorama and we are sending two delegates to the state convention held in Chicago. Our most important and successful project was Homecoming. lt could not have been a success, without the hard work put into it by all of the Student Council members. 'C '1 .. ' 'H i, Y. X X V rv xg N 1 -Q7 'Y W -9 5' X, 3 'W' , K M Q x -4 rf :E w 3- N C ANP' XX V X 'V' v 'X -.4 ' xxx? f - . 1 E X . as 'x '56 Q: is 0-4. - '1 3373 i !m if In ..al Ex ,ii ,,a q,u , Hvsgi f f ,S fu , L5 .Fai W' . . -Q Q ig' .X N A WXEXNW, if 'X x 1 , s , , ' , 1 , , , , 1 . A f 4 .41 'x f I , X s X x , n X fix y Q 'Q , , Y x it 1 Us gf! 2 v ,A i Vi 5' X W 'D X Y -1 Q V , Y 1 Q I 1 i X ,A . X hr b K, , b , J WZ- X V, X , N51 f?x f? ,.' Yr 4. Q4 1 . Q 4 1 ' Y' vw Ali? L X, , , fl if . Z 'r. ..'l - v . ,ir X A . . V J': 'K . f 1 1. Q I 'dj-V Q X, 'F fi- ,lam ' 'J 'I 'A VP . ' ' x - kv l' . 3 . n J X' ' ' X7 X I We .I ff 'K I W A-a 'Sv- U- a M...-12...- -x A2 MSW' .,, hex .4611 gi ,Q na. gp, 3 3 ll. 6' .N ,f .3135 ' yn, , 341 H M 1- X--1: cf. ff r- ' 1 u 4 , Annie Get our Gunf' hi.. FIRST ROW: Sharon Cromwell, Diane Douglass, Jerry Fourez, Jane Swengel, Sandra Oakwood, Chuckie Andrews, Emile Farnum, Sharon Foley, Virlane Youmans. SECOND ROW: Marcia Swengel, Joan Fegett, Sharon Fox, Bonnie VanBuskirk, Beverly Kent, Lorin Kinney, Delores Downing, Judy Oakwood, Shirley Vinson, Mrs. Sharpf. THIRD ROW: Mary Stringfield, Judi Lough, Judi Hill, Donna Moorhous, Mike Can- non, Donna Youmans, Anne Butler, Judi Jenkins, Lorena Divan, Betty Adams, Sue Kent, Connie Grimm, Avalon Loeffler. FOURTH ROW: Pat Miller, Phyllis Headlee, Vera Hawkins, Judi Flannery, Carolyn Sperry, Elaine Dodson, Karen Kinney, Phyllis DeMoss, Cynthia Myers, Pat Lough, Mary Jo Corn, Pat Saunders, Caludette Frye. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Neff, Margie Cox, Judy Vinson, Sally Lanham, Geneva Pouillard, Joan Sexton, Richard Lane, Jim Rogers, Sharon Jones, Sharon Davis, Dorthy Ferling, Trina Smith, Irene Vinson. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Fourez, Kay Nichols, Rosemary McBride, Betsy Johnson, Carol Peugh, Marilyn Hayes, Beverly Wynn, Sharon VanDyne, Diane Hall, Kay Schonians, Bonnie Fuller, Kay Barnes, Judy Van Buskirk. SEVENTH ROW: Bob Denhart, Jack Richardson, Steve Cannon, Larry Davis, Tom Fletcher, Warren Raseberry, Walter Grimes, Steve Gritten, Eugene Penrod, Roger Kontz, Tom Stephens, Bob Andrews, Bob Bolton, Steve Kontz, OFFICERS President . . . . .......... . . . Lorin Kenney Vice-President . . . . Beverly Kent Secretary . . .... Bob Andrews Treasurer . . . . . Deloris Downing Many of the Dramatic Club members have attended and enjoyed several plays presented by groups in the area. Richard Ill was presented by the University Players. lt provided an afternoon of much enjoyment. Also, three Red Mask plays were staged all three of which were delightful comedies. With the enthusiastic help of Mrs. Shirley Sharpf and the members of the Dramatics Club, the Junior and Senior plays were successes. With ninety members the Drama- tics Club is the largest in school. The Junior play, Mr. Coed, was a delightful comedy. Our speech contest play was Annie Get Your Gun. K G I rs, J 3 if so . 1 31 ,Q ' fl? 1, -2? 3:5 i S .K ' 8 . :J X XA E i. I, 3, L, A ,,, A .. , , K L' As - . 21. ' ' AF Yi' 5. H -Hg A.,-. --'JM' ,:,' .1 Ag! arf: ' A .Yi L, , wg 1' 3.01. L- 5 'sm 1- 4 5.9, v 7 ,-I, T 'Nxi V , +4 'ffm Aiw I. fm K, 'Q 45-lllefw 1 ill, g 'fi- . . ? ,if i :??l?4?-' ' . A Q 1'5 1, 5 'NP . R '1' e .' -3 ,L if ix ,S A 1' 17 1' V . I 1 ' 5 X. ft if . 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Increases Membership FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dillavou, Darla Shelton, Sandy Oakwood, Bonnie Van Buskirk, Betty Adams, Joann Sexton, Lorena Divan, Phyllis Headlee, Rosemary McBride, Vera Hawkins, Mrs. Walker. SECOND ROW: Joy Miller, Janet Terry. Judy Abernathy, Karen Maxwell, Phyllis Richards, Donna Moorhous, Caro- lyn Ellis, Diane Douglass, Carolyn Henry. THIRD ROW: Beulah Wells, Linda Hazelbaker, Beverly Diven, Linda Hancock, Sally Lanham, Karen Kinney, Martha Ellis, Dorthy Weaver, Sandra Grimes, Sandra Hazelbaker. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Richter, Nancy Williams, Elaine Dodson, Sharon Davis. Pat Crea- son, Alice Schmidt, Sharon Jones, Judy Goodwin, Claudette Frye, Phyllis DeMoss. FIFTH ROW: Carol Sage, Karen Sawyer, Carol Peugh, Trena Smith, Bonnie Schmidt, Carolyn West, Phyllis Zimmerman, Sue Abbott, Joyce Unverferth, Donna Richardson. SIXTH ROW: Joann Wynn, Judy Van Buskirk, Kay Bar- nes, Sharron Tanner, Sharron Van Duynn, Mary Lou Thomas, Linda Richter, Janet Hall, Carol Snyder, Kay Nichols. OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joan Sexton Vice-President . . . . . Lorena Divan Secretary . . . . . . . . Betty Adams Treasurer . . . . . Phyllis Headlee Parliamentarian . . . . Vera Hawkins Historian . . . . . . . . Darla Shelton Projects . . . . . . . . . .Sandra Oakwood Public Relations . . . Bonnie Van Buskirk F. H. A. This year the F.H.A. started out with forty-six new members and sixteen old members. The F .H.A. was very proud at having Lorena Divan to hold a section office. She was the Section President. One of the money-making projects was selling coffee at the football games and ice cream at the basketball games. One of the events was the F.F.A. and F.H.A. wiener roast and hayride. Everyone enjoyed themselves. This was the second year for this event. In the Spring the formal initiation and candle light installation of officers at which time the mothers are the honored guests. The chapter mothers this year were Mrs. Divan and Mrs. Sexton. Oak News Is The Latest News BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Oakwood, Advisor, Donna Richardson, News Editor, Beulah Wells, Editor, Deloris Downing, Assistant Editor: Jerry Miller, Sports Editorg Mr. Newtson, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Gret- chen Flowers, Rosemary McBride, Carol Saunders, Claudette Frye, Judy Oakwood, Emily Isenhower, Beverly Megenhardt. THIRD ROW: Beverly Kent, Charlotte Fourez, Joanne Sexton, Sharon Davis, Bon- nie Van Buskirk, Dennis Divan. FOURTH ROW: Rodger Kontz, Bob Bolton, Bonnie Fuller, Kay Scho- nians, Bob Andrews, Larry Davis. The Oak News appeared through the combined efforts of Rhetoric Class and Typing II. We would like to extend our thanks to them and the staff for keeping our paper full and interesting during the past The National Honor ociety The National Honor Society is made up of students who maintain a B average or better and are active in school activities. year. FRONT ROW: Emily Eisenhower, Bonnie VanBuskirk, Roger Koontz, President, Jack Richardson, Vice- President, Sharon Davis, Secretary, Beulah Wells, Treasurer, Joann Sexton, Mr. Koontz. SECOND ROW: Beverly Kent, Bonnie Fuller, Jerry Miller, Tom Stephens, Walter Grimes, Steve Koontz, Sharon Foley, Carolyn Strange, Lorena Divan, Betty Adams. THIRD ROW: Donna Richardson, Judy Oakwood, Delores Downing, Larry Martoglio, Kay Schonians, Judy Jenkins, Mary Corn, Donna Youmans, Judy Hill. G.A.A. vmafy vs. G.A.A. Alumni FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hicks, Joann Sexton, Carol Cessna, Donna Richardson, Carolyn Strange, Pat Saun- ders, Lorena Divan, Gretchen Flowers, Ann Butler. SECOND ROW: Kay Miller, Judy Kirkpatrick, Joy Miller, Sandra Oakwood, Mary Ruth Stringfield, Jerylyn Miles, Sandra Grimes, Kathleen Harold, Bev- erly Richter, Karen Sawyer, Joyce Unverferth, Sandy Boyd. THIRD ROW: Judy Vinson, Janet Terry, Donna Youmans, Barb Neff, Virlane Youmans, Trena Smith, Bonnie Jo Van Buskirk, Pat Creason, Marge Cox, Sharon Cromwell, Judy Jenkins. Judy Miller. FOURTH ROW: Sue Kinney, Pat Miller, Deloris Down- ing, Carolyn Sperry, Elaine Dodson, Pat Lough, Linda Lamb, Darla Shelton, Sharon Davis, Judy Grimm, Judy Oakwood. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Richards, Barbara F ourez, Geneva Pouilliard, Judy VanBuskirk, Judy Robinson, Marg Edwards, Alice Schmidt, Rosemary McBride, Linda Hancock, Sandy Birge. SIXTH ROW: Judi Lough, Kay Barnes, Bonnie Fuller, Charlotte Fourez, Gloria Rasberry, Mary Lou Thomas, Linda Richter, Betsy Johnson, Bonnie Schmidt, Kay Schonians. OFFICERS President .... ..... C arolyn Strange Vice-President . . . . . Donna Richardson Secretary .... .... P at Saunders Treasurer ...... ..... C arol Cessna Point Chairmen . . . . . . Gretchen Flowers Lorena Divan Recreation Chairmen . . . . . Anne Butler Joanne Sexton The G.A.A. has enjoyed having Mrs. Marjorie Hicks back as their advisor again this year. The girls have showed a lot of enthusiasm over the basketball tournaments. The winning team will be awarded with a party. G.A.A. is also planning to have a Varsity - A1l1l'l'1l'l.l basket- ball and volleyball tournaments. Among the schedule of activities, will be the installation of officers of 1958 - 59. Two girls will go to Leadership Camp in June. Industrial Arts TOP ROW, From Left to Right: Marlin Hadly, Daryl Kell, Dennis Duden, Larry Grimes SECOND ROW Bob Hart, Ray Pollock, Melvin Melton, I im Bensyl, Mr. Boyer. The Following Are President ...... . ........ . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Steve Cannon . Bob Denhart Halden Hadden . Paul Vinson Lonnie Shelton Plans have been made to visit several industrial plants in this area. The Club is especially interested in methods of assembly-line production. Initiation of new members is set for February 20, 1958. A S Ja. . .N Y, M.. i 1 - .1 -1- 'H 9 Q . v- ., I, .X 5 S Ar' . F I ff, V. --A 5 :N , ,-.A ,.V,,.4,, , ,lawn km ' -... ' ,ian .!aui -L. g 'Z Q v S B1 ' A - , ng? w H' D Q' 1 I i pix I , T ' ' ' V' ' 5 O X its QA ' s'J ' 2 fi-5 1 sb mx . - U, M k X q Q - 'n f 4 E ' A 1 , 2 s 1 1 x f ' L qu' , J ,Nr -hr! - We kk .. 'W X 1 f. A.. fi , ' f 49521 I .' g wbi l 'J 1 1 'Q-rbvlgq V 'La H 'Sf-.,, 5 . Q F VW- '91 0 ' -, .I Q a - V11 cj fm it ' i fs 1 YV H' ' 3 we .JF fij. - if -. , 1 1 A 7 ' 1:7 A 0 Q I ,Ex H h M l A . Y 1 ' -7 , 1'. n ' . - ' ,IV ,N 7 Mk, A.. '.1'!!7-5 g , V - A .5-, - J 1- , -., b- . 11' Sm1lcs 5 School daze - 58-59 Oh, Rog, 'xo ' , Innocent Curly Bright Eyes Cutie Pie IOSCY .ha t Q . -1 , N ' I Hey, Jan, can 't you keep up? Don't look so sad, Razz These Drive-Ins Snapshots -FQ- 'J rv sd l hi O Smile Boy Smile Hi, Fuzz Bucky 1 wa. H- -Q J j, 69' 'fv Q5 ., 1 , ' ..-M - . ur' ' ,X N f , 5 ' N . N S . f Q ,r- l - ,ff I . , - f R N Brotherly Love ' ' 1 A W W i Still Cute Dig that bow Real cool 'ax 1- , 4-. Qx in .,,.. . A f 1 .,,,, , , , ,Ht , 'Ny 5 Ni X S Say now Ouit leanin! Freckles, Freckles fi 'R Eeeeeeeeek! Flirty eyes Xfvrl Posing Same long hair A UUE friend xl' I TJ:- Vw , 4. 1,1 'e nz.. .1 M., , xxm ,, 4' I 1 X In . 5, 'S 'x A up it .- Football keiches BOB ANDREWS Bob saw lots of action this year even though it was his first year on the varsity squad. He didn't weigh much but he made up for it in desire to play. STEVE CANNON Steve was always reliable and did his best for the team. His position of center was filled to its fullest anytime that Steve was in the game. BOB DENHART Bob lettered last season and again this season. Bob was one of the best and hardest working players on the team. He well deserves the honors he has received and he will leave a big dent in next season's team. DICK DENHART Dick, although only a sophomore this year, lettered on the varsity squad. Dick was one of the best backfield men in the county, and he will be a great asset to the team next year. LARRY DUNN Larry, another sophomore, played varsity ball. He wasn't too large in size but he struggled with the best opponents. He is looking forward to a successful season next year. FRANK ESTOCK Although Frank isn't the largest boy on the team, he is one of the hardest playing and most spirited ones. Frank was looked up to and well respected by all. JIM FOLEY Jim played a great deal at tackle and should be an asset to the next year's team. This was his first letter at football and we hope to see him earn another. LARRY GRIMES Larry did a fine job of taking over when a boy in the backfield was injured. Don't get me wrong, his spirit, workmanship, loyalty, and personality are assets to any team. He will be one of the best players on next year's team. STEVE GRITTEN Steve did a fine job at tackle. He was hard to move on defense and very valuable in the middle of the line. GERALD HALL One of the biggest boys on the team, Gerald did a fine job at tackle. He will be back next year and we expect a lot from him. ROGER KOONTZ Even though Roger has a high scholastic rating, he was also one of the hardest working players on team. Roger was a big asset to the team. STEVE KOONTZ Steve turned in a fine job in the backfield this year. One of the fastest men on the squad, he made several long runs this year and we want to see more next year. RODNEY WONDERLIN Rodney was one of the smallest members of the varsity squad. What he lacked in weight he made up for in spirit and speed. He was trying and doing his best all the time. .TERRY MILLER Alghough .Terry didn't make the starting eleven, he saw plenty of action as a reliable substitute. This was .T er ry's first year at varsity football and he will be greatly missed next year. ALLEN STRINGFELLOW Allen played end this season to earn his second letter. Allen has another year left and should be a great help next year as he was this year. DAVE PERRY Dave was a great help to the team at guard. He was fast enough to get down field and deliver fine blocks. Keep up the good work, Dave! LARRY MARTOGLIO Lum did a fine job as a substitute in the line, filling in wherever he was needed. This was his first letter. CLIFFORD OLIVER Although plagued by injuries Clifford did a fine job in the backfield. This was his second letter. We hope he has less injuries next year. .TULIAN STONE Julian gave a fine performance this year at guard. He should be a great benefit to the team in future years. 1 I xx Q 1 L.: ii .f I- si .- I' f pl O' Ita -- '-I Xffys. ,A, J 1'-SU life -.A LIN BOB ANDREWS FOOTBALL SEASON FEATURES LONG PASSES Oakwood, under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Hobick, who is an alumnus of Oakwood High School, finished the season with a fine record. They started off the season with a 13-O win over West- ville on the Oakwood football field. The Comets had possession of the ball most of the game, with Bob Denhart scoring both touchdowns. Oakwood displayed a fine passing attack mixed with fine run- ning to defeat Paxton 18-0. Roger Koontz scored on a pass from Bob Denhartg Dick Denhart onapass from Steve Koontzg Steve Gritten when he fell on a fumble in the Paxton end zone. On September 27, our Comets lost to Gibson City on their field. Although the boys fought valiently, the over-powering weight of their opponents told in the final score which was 47 -0. Our Plomecoming Game was lost to Georgetown 21-14. George- town scored early in the first quarter, but Oakwood tied the score 7-7 at the first quarter. Georgetown recovered an Oakwood fumble at the start of the second half and went on to score. Georgetown scored once more and fought for a fourth-quarter rally for the victory. Oakwood playing without the full team due to the flu was defeated by Unity 20-0. Unity scored twice in the first half and once in the last half for the win. Oakwood couldn't get a scoring drive under way after having one touchdown called back for a penalty. The Oakwood Comets playing their best game of the season, turned back Rantoul in a hard-fought game, 19-7. Oakwood scored first on a pass to Steve Koontz, who scored his first of three touchdowns. Rantoul came back to go ahead 7-6. Oakwood scored on the kick-off to lead at the half. Oakwood scored an insurance touchdown late in the fourth quarter on a pass interception, after controlling the ball most of the second half. Hoopeston defeated Oakwood in the Comet's final game 14-7. The game was played in the mud and rain. Hoopeston scored twice in the first half to lead 14-O. Oakwood came back to score once in the second half but were held back by the mud. RESERVE FOOTBA LL SCHEDULE Oakwood O Westville Oakwood 0 Georgetown Oakwood 0 Gibson City Oakwood 13 Rossville Oakwood 21 Rantoul Oakwood 7 Hoopeston - '41 -151 ,, 4 11, '- .- Ji ' A 4, H 1 ., il 154 . ., sf f..,,A ., ,-f .rx . . .. .1-n,.Y. .1 . K - z,,,. . rf. 'V 4' , ' F C-In ff? fb 45 1 kr- - 1L H -:?'?f ' ' . 333 I f Srfnf Q ' 3453 L 5' :H-' ' M 12 . f -, Lf, jb ?' , ,,..LL ,ff -a Wye,-, bf .. U A vi' vi' 5 . J ,tk .xg-, - Qi 'Cf ,., Q2 5 775' I W fix a :A mdk 4. 'f 'F UNL! Nil- ,V , f Y' '..2 lv'f . . V ' , Yfiezq wang 'Mfg Vx X Varsity Football quad asiig l FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bill Butler, Frank Estock, Rodney Wonderlin, Dick Denhart, Larry Dunn, Larry Grimes, Ronnie Wolfe, Julian Stone, Jack Seymour. SECOND ROW: Coach l-lobick, Clifford Oli- ver, Larry Martoglio, Richard Arnold, Steve Koontz, ,Tim Bensyl, Steve Cannon, Bob Denhart, ,Terry Mil- ler. TltlRD ROW: .Tim Foley, Roger Koontz, Dave Perry, Eugene Penrod, Bob Andrews, Allen String- fellow, Gerald Hall, Walter Grimes, Steve Gritten, Don Alberts. Reserve Football quad FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bill Bowen, .Tim Miller, Jim Butler, Bob Clark, Chuck Andrews. SECOND ROW: Conch llobick, Bob Cunningham, Bob Adams, Tom Verhoven, Bob Ritter, Mike Cannon. THIRD ROW: llerman Oliver, Jim Rhoher, Eddie DeRay, Andy Slade, Dave lvlajzel. A 1'-i 0 I 0' 5 f 'Q O E? 35 7' 7' H T X T XR 9 Varsity Basketball 11 -29 Oakwood 34 12 -3 Oakwood 48 12 -6 Oakwood 29 12 -13 Oakwood 21 12 -17 Oakwood 61 12 -20 Oakwood 30 1 -7 Oakwood 36 1 - 1 0 Oakwood 34 1 -14 Oakwood 65 1 - 17 Oakwood 3 6 1 -2 1 Oakwood 43 1 -24 Oakwood 45 1 -28 Oakwood 53 1 -31 Oakwood 36 2 -7 Oakwood 35 2 -11 Oakwood 30 2 -14 Oakwood 51 2 - 1 7 Oakwood 51 2 -21 Oakwood 24 2 -25 Oakwood 54 2 -28 Oakwood 3 -4 Oakwood Georgetown Jamaica Rantoul Gibson City Catlin Watseka Rossville Gibson City Ridgefarm Hoopeston Westville Ogden Paxton Westville Rantoul Catlin Paxton East Lynn Watseka Hoopeston Rossville Danville 49 47 60 34 63 53 50 55 64 37 63 fCounty Tourneyy 49 56 50 70 56 64 39 73 69 fRegiona1j KNEELING, Left to Right: Larry Grimes, Frank Estock, Bob Block, Clifford Peak, Manager Jerry Stephens. STANDING: Coach Hughes, Allen Stringfellow, Gerald Barnes, Walter Grimes, Marvin Saathoff, Lance Girton, Tom Fletcher. Reserve Basketball KNEELING, Left to Right: Jerry Fourez,David Pals, Dick Denhart,Bob Roher, Frank Charles, Bob Cunning ham, Jim Miller, Dave Williams, Dennis Mauck. STANDING: Coach Hobick, Jack Seymour, Mike Ellis, Edward White, Dale Liggett, Merlin Harlarmert, Edward DeRay, Andy Slade, Earl Durbin, Bob Adams. Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood Oakwood FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL GAMES Georgetown 41 Oakwood 45 Jamaica 31 Oakwood 40 Rantoul 53 Oakwood 65 Gibson City 40 Oakwood 50 Catlin 35 Oakwood 38 Watseka 63 Oakwood 31 Rossville 50 Oakwood 50 Gibson City 42 Oakwood 48 Ridgefarm 53 Oakwood 41 Hoopeston 41 Oakwood 42 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL GAMES Rantoul 52 Oakwood 31 Ogden Paxton Westville Rantoul Catlin Paxton East Lynn Watseka Hoopeston Rossville Unity pl. E g P, ti? X, 442, ' ,ff ? Q Q f '1 . 1' - Y Nara Q, ' gh-o. ' N 'Y he - 2 fg .ig -.3 --af fe- ,ik in 111,90 , VJ Q. 11- .-A 2, f' ii D '43 9 Nb. 2 H 2 A 5 5 - : .51 A 12? gx,kf,.fg mlm x ivan: ahv- ,ff .544 'P ,Qf X U . I 1 is August Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. chool Calendar Teachers Meeting Opening of School - OH! School - OH, OH! Labor Day - First Vacation First Varsity Football Westville - WE WON! Teachers Institute Here Paxton Football Here Freshman Physical Examination - Ouchl Freshman-Sophomore Gibson City - Here Freshman Party - Go, Greenies! Gibson City - There Georgetown - Here - Homecoming Institute-Champaign-No School Football at Unity Freshman-Sophornore Football at Rantoul Grades - Oh NOI Fresh-Soph Hoopeston - Here Rantoul - Here Fresh-Soph Georgetown - Here Hoopeston - There Watseka Here Harvest Moon Ball Junior Play fBig Successj Dedication Veteran's Day - No School HURRAHI College Day Grades AGAIN THANKSGIVING, What a relief! Georgeton - Here Jamaica - There - WE WONI Rantoul - There Westville - Here Gibson City - Here Catlin - Here Watseka - Here No School - Christmas Vacation CHRISTMAS - No Snow, darn it. Back to School ' ' ' ' ' Rossville Here Gibson City There Ridgefarm Here Feb. Ma rch Apr. May Semester Exams - Should Have Studied More Semesters Grades HORRORS! Westville There Armstrong Here Rantoul Here Catlin There No School - Lincoln's Birthday Paxton - Here PTP Fun Nite Watseka There District Speech Contest Sadie Hawkins Dance Fresh-Soph Party Hoopeston There Rossville There District Music Contest Played Danville in the Sectional Grades again Sectional Speech Contest District Band Contest Vacation Day - About Time! Easter Sunday Junior Guidance Day Back to School - How Cruel! State Finals - Speech Again - GRADES - Oh! State Finals - Music State Finals - Band Senior Play fEven Bigger Successlj County Track District Track Junior-Senior Prom - AT LAST! 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