Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

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ROSLYN HIGGINS B.S., University of Illinois Physical Education Mrs. Higgins shows some students rhythm movements. Mrs. Higgins and her students of second hour P.E. cla s find modem dancing very enjoyable. Mr. Jefford shows some boys the fine points of volley ball in P.E. P.E. students get overly excited in a wrestling match between Ken Divan and Bob Stuebe. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-GATEWAY TO HEALTH HANK JEFFORD B.S., Greenville College; M.S., Indiana University Physical Education 19

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SOCIAL STUDIES: MARY INGRAM B.S., Eastern Illinois University Civics. DEMOCRACY KEN HARTRICH B.S., Millikin University and Graduate Work, Eastern Illinois University Social Problems, Coach. JUDITH HACKMAN B.S., University of Illinois History. IN ACTION Terry Null and Willard Cundiff show Mrs. Hackman where Africa is located on the map. Mr. Hartrich reads some study material out of a book to his Social Problem students. Phil Sprague shows certain areas of the map while Bev Cunningham, Steve Ervin, and Miss Ingram look on. A panel discusses a student's map as Mrs. Hackman looks on.

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Serving lunch can be tiresome but not for Mrs. Gaydos, Kathy Woodard, Donna McIntyre, Bob Satterlee, and Carol Brown. Cleaning up after a messy lunch hour can be a problem for Mrs. Fourez, Kathy Kamplain, Melody Hanburger, Aloma Sullivan, and Diane Miller. OUR THANKS TO THE KITCHEN SER VICE Development of new recipes makes cooking more interesting for Mrs. Fourez and Mrs. Gaydos. Mrs. Gaydos and Mrs. Fourez oversee our efficient dishwashers, Kathy Woodard, Carol Brown, and Aloma Sullivan. MRS. FOUREZ MRS. GAYDOS The girls who work in the office are usually Juniors or Seniors taking courses in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, or office practice. They voluntarily work during their free hours. They don't get points for doing this, but they do get valuable experience and a better idea of administration work. The girls record attendances, sell lunch tickets and supplies, and generally help in the office. Although their jobs may sometimes be trivial, they are appreciated by all. The office workers’ work is never done. Sharon Engelmann, Sandy Tucker, and Pam Wolfe busily work while Mrs. Dalbey looks on. Supplies for sale! Selling our needs are Vicki Atwood and Teresa Shepherd. At the paper cutter is Nancy Doney. OUR APPRECIA TION FOR THE OFFICE HELP 20 Money can be a problem! Staring into the empty cash box are Linda Clouse, Diane Goodner, Donna Brewer, Nancy Wolfe, and Mrs. Crawford. Answering the telephone isn't ail they do. From the left is Mrs. Crawford, Linda Musson, Nancy Nelson, Mrs. Dalbey, and Mrs. Jefford.