Oberlin High School - O High Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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Uhr CD-iigh Annual. 19,35 Zlinnthall Coach Warren F. Ott arrives .... intensive practice .... swamped Amherst in practice game .... lost heartbreaking first game to Sandusky I3 to 0 .... Next game the boys were too cockyg result Berea 0-Oberlin 0 .... Wellington felt the axe 25 to 0 .... Port Clinton scalped 26 to 0 .... Willard Indians give Oberlin toughest game of the year .... Oberlin won 6 to 2 .... Cocky Elyria Flashes stumble over fighting Indians 3 barely able to hold them 0-0 . . . . Next game Bellevue . . . . Beat the Crimson Flashes and Ober- lin wins the first championship in fourteen years .... Outweighed fifteen pounds to the man, fighting Indians literally ran all over the Subterranean River boys .... Score: Oberlin 6-Bellevue 0, but it doesn't tell the story .... Championship .... Glory .... Ever- lasting fame .... Seventeen boys completed the season .... But Captain Dick Shafer, Pat Osmer, Louis Bliss, Ralph Schramm, Wade White, and Elmer Wheeler will be lost from the squad by graduation . . . . Lettermen . . . . Shafer, Osmer, Bliss, Schramm, White, Wheeler .... James, Ohly, MacEachron, R. Dudley, Campbell .... Rhodes, Mgr ..... Tor Row: E. Sandrocli C. Ohly R Shafer E. Wheeler A. Osmer Sscoup Row: M Cam bell A. wheellf R. Schramm R. Porter 1. Dudley . ames E. gllacliachro Flksr Rowx' I. St . r F. kf..'Z.' P. orcester L. Bliss R. Dudley lag: tmsutg-ntxu

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Uhr CE-High Annual, 1535 B J GB-Will? Qllnh Tor' Row: lf. Avery A. Jones NI. Grills J. Jvriglit S. Bxirnxirnl ,l. Ruwalon Nl. Linrlquist C, Andrus S. Chanipney K, Lemmon N. Blackburn l5nI'RTII Row: NT. XV:Ildeckcr ll. Spotts Nl. Huston R. Smith J. lvaile J. Berg F Phillips , l . Noland F. Carr Y. Kurervlczil Titian Row: Miss Bauer Nl. Peltnn C. Freeman I . Graves ll. Szlmlrock , . , J. Ilenkes SI:coNn Row: lVIrs. Warner, NI. Nfasoii, D. Gutman. M, Glider, D. Beebe, lx. Rosecrans, B, Rogers, IW. Lemmon, F. Huffmim E. Jackson, J. Griffon, C. Crist, F. Pease. V, Pmbmly FRONT Row: Bliss Pease. C. Slirefller R. llamillon. L. Petliforcl, G. Anderson, A, Stevens, G, Donaldson, A. B. Iflcming W'y:itt, A. Lucas, N. Hughes, IMI. Johnston, C. Skalak, C. XVLIYIICI' New club ..... all girls ..... made remarkable progress ..... Met in Library first Tues- day of each month ..... Sponsored by Nfrs. VVarner, lNIiss Bauer, Bliss Pease, and Betty James of College Y. VV. C. A .... . . Doris Beebe, president ..... Audrey Stevens, secretary .... . Frances Nolan, vice president ..... VVas divided into small sections ..... handicraft . . knitting . . . . . tap dancing . . dramatics ..... poetry . . fir Qlninw lip Smiling A Farce in Three Arts GIVEN BY SENIOR CLASS lVIAY 3 CHARACTERS YVilliam Hargrave Batchelor, a cotton speculator .......... hfike, a humorous hobo ................................ Jereboam Nlartin, alias The VVatermelon, an adventurous hobo James, at typical hobo ........ Aunt, a dowager ....... Bartlett, a cotton broker .. Billy, Bartlett's daughter ........ Henrietta, in love with Bartlett .. Alphonse, a chauffeur ........ lllrs. Phelps, mistress of the inn llfaid, at the inn ............. Telegraph operator, at the inn .. First Constable ............ Second Constable .. Cop ........... ............................... Dff?l'f0l'1lxIlSS LOUIS E MCCAW lVIANAGElVI ENT . . . social dancing . I AND JUNE I . Don lNIcRoberts . .... John Echko . . . . . VVade White .. lXIartin Nasipak . . . Janet Rawdon . Charles Beckwith Ruth Hamilton .. Virginia Kurepkat . Charles VVinder . . . Jean Wright . VVanda Powers Niargaret lifason . . . . Donald Pye . Eugene VVarner . .. Louis Bliss Arthur Jones, Eugene VVarner, Wade White, Doris Beebe, llfiriam Lemmon, Paul VVinder, Jean VVright, Lucille Davidson, Alfred Qsmer, Ralph Schramm, John Fauver, Robert Brown, Nliss Norma Hammond. Mug: hurntg-right

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Tor Row: O H. L.. Gutman R. Champion R. Dudley C. Frye. B. Morris Murphy R. Porter Fnoxvr Row: M. Campbell Dudley W. Close W. White B. Lawson W. Thomas 'B as fn N FO .5- IC -e F0 U2 Uhr 09-High Annual, 1535 Eaakrthall The basketball squad didn't enjoy much success during the '34-'35 season .... The final ratings found them in the fourth place in the league standings .... The team picked up an easy victory over Well- ington in the opener .... but from then on it was tough sledding . . . . Two victories over Willard were the only rays of sunshine in the remaining part of the schedule .... Bob Champion and Dick Shafer were the only lettermen back from last year .... Consequently Coach Leahy's boys were Without much experience .... Of the year- lings Close, Morris, and John Dudley showed much improvement .... they should work well together next year .... Champion proved to be the outstanding member of the squad .... He was among the leading scorers of the league .... Lettermen .... Champion, Shafer, Smith, J. Dudley, Morris, Close, Gutman, and Wilson, Mgr .....