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

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O-HIGH PLAYERS Third Row: Nina jean Lester KR:-corrling Se-cretaryl, Robert Dew Clfixiancial Secrstaryl, john Rawlinsvm. Rowland llertliolf tl'rcss Age-ntl. Leroy lleckett tProperty Ullstrxfliaiil. Tliomas Xvoorl tSeerc'taryl. Mark Fisher, Doris Spicer. Second Row: june Carpenter. Otis Hall. Mnrton Can-iplvell. Miss Hayle fAclvisorD, Donald Metcalf tI'resirlentl, XYard Wooster, XVilliam Sieh, Isabel Byars. First Row: Kathleen Kimpton, Mary Ruth Gayer. lola Gibson. Margaret Atkins. Uorotliy Gerber tYVarclrohe lllistressl, Eleanor Gefllllllftli tYice Presizlentl, .Xlyee Yvorces- ter, Dawn Reed. The 0-High Players, the dramatic clnh organized last spring by Miss Hayle, has gone throngli its first year with fly- ing colors. The one-act 0Xf'llilllg'Q play, lt's a Gift, with Iola Gibson. llawn Heed, Otis Ilall, and John Rawlinson in the east, traveled to several nearby schools, in- cluding Norwalk. llerea, Rocky River and Amherst, and in exchange these schools presented programs in Oberlin as- selnhlies. 7 For the second year the O-High l'lay- ers presented a highly successful pro- QVZIIII of three one-act plays, on April 27, to raise money for the new CyCl0l'illllil, a gift to the school. The tl1ree plays this year were The Man in the Black Doni- ino. with Doris Spieer a11d Bob Dew, The Bond Betweenfl with June Carpen- ter, Eleanor Cady, Vvlllllilll Hull, and llorothy tlerlrerg illlil Two's Company, with Margaret Atkins, Ruth Mosher, Mark Fisher, Don Metcalf, John Sahel- lar, Rod Bei'-thoif, and Bob XVinder. One of these plays, 'tThe Bond Be- tween, was changed to a radio play script and entered i11 the Western Ke- serve University Speech Tonrnalnent. XVith three other plays, this very dra- nlatie performance reached the semi- finals and utilized station WGAIFS equipment. The same drama, in its origi- nal version, was awarded a rating of good at the Kent State lfniversity Speech Contest. Doris Spicer's original play, Red Lig'lit, eolnpeted in the Cleveland Anto- inohile Flub Safety Contest as the win- 11er from this district. ling: Inu-ntg-fin:

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'fllvsolvlul llull 1110 several Si2llPS shuuld :adopt ilu- llllli'2lllll'l'2ll SySll'lll of lvgislautimf' wus tho cpu-slinn dismissed Ivy llue Ulu-rliu 1l1'lHll1'I'S. Alllunugh SPVUII pupils lu-gnu ilul fur- 1-usir srusnu. 2ll'il'I' llPl'1'NS2ll'j' Ullllllllil- lions. four l'1'lllRllll0ll. 1,11 llul ulliriuulivo lm-:un Yulvuliu Nzlsipuk :llul .Xl'illlll' l 1':l- zvr lil'll2lll'll, wllilv ou ilul lll 2lllY0 wvrm- n Q n v iq I xxlillillll Sll'll mul Ni2ll'lIl'l' livrllurll. Sludcnt judging of debates was an in- imvailioii in the Cleveland-Soulhwosterii l4'ilQll0. Ubvi-lin linishvd third auuong flux Your tvzuus of ilu- lvagrlw. and Riu-ky llivvr plzuwld lirst and outerofl the state vlimiuuliuu 4-oulests. Vermilion wus :ul- dvd to this lwlglle. Nou-dvcision mlvbziivs were hold with Ashluud zuul Norwalk. At xVil1lSXV0l'lll both 14-zuus lusl to the loam which placed svvmul in the sfzlfe. NVilli:uu Sic-ll luls lwvu ou ilu' squzul l'ur llll'l'1' yvurs. illlll his sl'l'v11g.1'lll will lui gm-:lily llllSSl'4l. Vzllruliu Nusipuk, il jun- ior :ind iu his sw-mul yvzlr nu ilu- lvauu. sluvws g.fI'l'3ll prmuisv fur uvxl yvur. l'u- usuzll is llul l':u'l llull' llul ulluir iwu uuuu- lu-rs. NVRIVIIOI' I-ll-rllunll' :uid Arlhur Fru- zvr, :Irv l'rvshuu'u. Tluly did vc-ry wc-ll ui. :mud uuu'h is vxpf-4-lm-ll ol' ilu- Miss llvvkwiill ullly 1'U2lC'ili'll lluf ul'- lirumlivm-, mul llul lu-g,:':1IiV0 wus llIl1ll'l' llu' rmnpvlc-ul' diroviiml ut' Mr. Bluutiz. Tlu' lunurrs wvrv vquzilly dividvd lullwvvn llul DEB TE ln th? Ilvialvlbvrg f0lll'llillll0lli both ulliruuitivv :ind iuhgaltive won one and lost Iwo debates. -ludged principailly on lleliwry the' NVvsl0ru Rm-servo Tournzuuent debates were lu'0zulc':1sl' ovor public' address sys- lmus. lu vighl contests Oberlin won four, dvbuting Vzuitmi Mc-Kinley, Toledo Clay, Uolliiiwruul, Massillon, Ravemiu, Shaw. .Xllizuu-0. :uul John Adzuus. At ilu- ond of flue proliiuinury rounds Oberlin was in il tivo-way fic for lil-st plzu'0 but was elimi- llilttqll in the smui-fixmls. Second Row: YYilli:un Sicll. fllr. Muutz fxhmlvisorl. Bliss llcckwitli lAdvisurl, Valentin Nusipnk. Hlvnxuu' licnuuizm. First Row: l'c-'ggy lilll'l'il1lCk, lXl:u'g:u'ct Atkins. Arthur Frazer, limlwarml Metcalf. Mug: tmrntg-fnur

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GLEE CLUBS 'l'hts Girls' Glvt- t'Inh lnlvt- snnggg for svvvluil tll'Q2llllZilll0llN whit-h lnlw hvt-n Invisli in tht-ir lll'2liStl. 'l'lwy, tfigtlllitii' with lln- Ilnys' Glvt- Vlnh, tllrnislivtl :ln ilnprvssivt- ninsirnl soiling.: l'tn'tl1vt'lli'ist- inns lHlg.fl'1llli'. 'l'hv rlinnlx of tht' yvnr wats tht-ir :ln- nnnl spring t-inn-vi-t nn April 29. At this tinw tht-y pi-vstfiitt-nl. Tho Lvgolnl of tlw lminlvlinn, Il, lnvt-ly rzlnizltzi roinposml of numlt-rn rlnssirail, lllllSlt'. hy -Iosvph Violet-y. Mugs tmrntg-ai: Fourth Row: llnwn Rcvrl. Gladys Kier- rill. lilnine Lf-v. Ruth Rnlvinsrni, xvillilil -lr-:in l.:itlu'np. Mary NYhit- nvy. hltvycc' Nlcrrill. llirnuisis Yi-liiipg, Third Row: XK'iltl:i XYl1t'clcr. lfnith lfivltls. Kzitliryn linin- lmw. lilzinn Tuck. lnln tiilmsun. XYilmnh llnll. Kathryn Owens. llvtty .lix'zuis. Second Row: Ai'lm1e thmplxc-ll, Ruth Muslirr. ll:n'l1:u'n lmslvi' tI,iln'11ri:inl, Ninn .lvnn l, 1' s t 1' r tl'rvsitlt'nt J. llurutliy ilulvlrs tStwx'ifll Clisiirnmnl. Bliss Magel- slck t Atlvisnri, t-rzivc lllzivkiiici' tSvcrvt:ii'3' :intl 'l'i't'nstii't-ri. llnri-. Spivcr tllt-:nl l,iln':ir- innl. Nliltlrvtl lmhti, First Row: lilvninn' tivzitllilnti, fxliirx' Rnlh tinycr. Alycr AYurccstcr. Czirul Zim- merman, Knthlm-n Kimpton. Nm-y lk-th llnrtsun, Gcurgi:m:1 Mc- Knight. Dnrtvtliy llzir- lcy. Anno llrrigc, lilcn- nm' Fntly. Fourth Row: AY:1ltrr Gutnmn, Janws Arnrmltl. Ruhcrt Smith. lxiJllk'tlllTl Spcckoix Juhn Rnwlinsun. li c tu r 1.: Q' .lIlL'l4S4Yl'l. Kvnnvtli llnh- rcr. Third Row: Paul llnvt-y. tllrnn Milly- nvnnx. llzirulrl l':ip- wurtli. l':inl Almwis. l,e-tin llulircr. Alvin l':1i'pt'1itci'. XY i l l i ll in Sivll iill'CSltlk'lli l. Second Row: Xlclvvrn llutl. XYilli:im Nt-itling. Xtilliznn ll:n'- ris. lli':iilltn'il XY:il'in:i'. l,t'wis lvvs, Utis tSt't'rL't:il'3' nnwl .- snrvrl. VVilli:xm ftlzwur- thy, fll'lZlI'l1'S VVigttm. l lnll 'l'rt-'1 First Row: litlwzirtl Xml. XY ri 1 tl Xvtvtistvr. .Xllvn 'l'i1t'kt'i'. Mr. iXlt'lQt'lx'4'y t.Xmlvif stu-3. Mr. tiill tAtlvi- swirl. Mr. t':nly t.-Xtl- visurl. ,luhn Y-mutt. l .Xllvn Arnnltl tl.ilm1':i1'- mul. Tho Buys' Glt-0 t'Inh sang' nt' tho .AllIt'l'lt'illl lmginn Hnnqiwt, ill' tho Smith Ainhvrst. lmslu-tlnzlll gninv, :intl gnu' two :lssvinlnly lP1'0g'l'illllS. With tho Girls' Glvt- t'lnh thvy sang for :ln l'lXt'll2lllQt' t'lnh illllt'llt10ll :Intl :lt tht' t'mn1nnnity Night in thv Arts :intl lntlnstrios llnilsls ing. A rlmrnl rmirort wats giwn on April 259. Following' this thv lioys' :intl Girls' t'lnhs sponsnrvtl il tlenirc with Thnrnn l'nrsnn's t':nnpns t'nvzllit'1's.