Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

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International Club Kneeling: (I to r) Julie Wilson, Heather Darling, Cheri Divan, Wendy Boughner Kendra Divan. Missy Durbin. Second Row: (I to r) Stacie Bartlett, Shanna Voorhees, Tracy List, Janna Dillow, Missy Spencer. Lisa Rodgers. Kelly Keever. Third Row: (I to r) Mrs. Anderson. Gina Grupe, Cindy Wiese. Kara Schafer. Tereasa Barnes, Stacie Disney. Dan Cox. Fourth Row: (I to r) Jason Cromwell. Scott Flannery. Parlez-Vous francais? Habla usted espanol? Well. International Club Does! When most people think of International Club, they think of a group of people who stand around and talk funny. This accusation is untrue. International Club is for those students who feel that learning a new language is an interesting way to learn about other cultures. In order to be a member one must be or must have been a member of a foreign language class. When one is involved in International Club, he or she will be responsible for attending several homeroom meetings. At the first meeting, the club chose its officers. The officers for this year are Tereasa Barnes (representing Spanish) and Staci Disney (representing French). The second meeting was to plan cultural events. The club chose to invite a girl from Argentina to speak at a homeroom meeting and to attend classes for that day. The subject for the next meeting was a fund raising project. The International Club decided to sell Katherine Beich candy in order to raise money for their March 21 trip to Indianapolis. In Indianapolis, the students will visit the Art Museum and Union Station. The sponsors for International Club are Norma Anderson. Spanish and Biology Teacher, and Arlene Borberly. French Teacher 13

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Scholastic Bowl Kneeling: (I to r) Rick Kasper. Tom Fourez. Jim Verhoven, Larry Peetz James Tomlinson. Shawn Megenhardt, Peter Juvinall. Top Row: (I to r) Mrs, Anderson. John Askren, Cheri Johnson. Missy Spencer. Kelly Keever Heather Darling, Julie Wilson, Danielle Pawlak, Regina Davis. Wendy Boughner Janna Dillow. Chris Duden, Chris Ingle, Mrs. Clow. Mike Wise. Scholastic Bowl Consists of answering academic questions. Categories include: Science. Math, English, Humanities, Fine Arts and Miscellaneous, such as sports, home economics and industrial arts. Scholastic Bowl is included in the overall ICC trophy given at the end of the school year. This year there will be a state competition for Scholastic Bowl. There are varsity and junior-varsity teams; Oakwood also has a freshman-sophomore team, but most other schools do not. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Clow are the coaches for the team. Oakwood will be sponsoring invitational meets in the spring. The state meet will be in May. 12

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Sitting: Margo Mason, Cyndi Weise, Danny Mormon, Stevie Hawkins, Nate Hadley. Kelly McCarter, Tom Franks Back row: John Gasper, David Budnovich. A Tim Schultz, Bobby Johnson. Chris Cannon, Wendy Weddle, Matt Wolfe, Chad Turner, Kenna Stuebe, Shawn Wolfe, Jeff Welch, Laura Foley, Mrs. rleamaid, Art teacher. Dawn Dines. Terry Cury t Laura Foley, Danny Mormon, Tracy Williams, Dawn Dines c I u b OHS — Art Program The main goal of the Art Department is to prepare students who are interested in art for college and possible careers in art. Art-1 Gives students an overall view of the art basics Art-2 Builds upon the information given in Art 1 Art-3 4 For students preparing for future careers in art Oakwood High School has many talented students. At present, the following are the top students currently enrolled in Art classes. Seniors — Chris Cannon, Kelly McCarter, Tom Franks, Darrin King Juniors — Terry Curry, Jeff Welch, Cyndi Weise, Wendy Weddle Shannon Daughtery, and Mrs. Learnard 14