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

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Faurlh Row L K . . 1 eun Bohrer, Jilin Saltellar, Bradford Warner, lhilip Zuhm. Glenn hflolyneaux. Thlril Raw V lntlith Hernplilll, lvlltla Wheeler, Eleanor Cady, hlary Beth llartsnn, Ruth Taylor. Srroml Row lsabel Byars, Yvllmah Hull, lolzi Gibson, hflrs. llannon Qfhlvisorj, Anne Drugs. Flrrl Raw Kathleen Kimpton, Otis Hall fSecretaryl, Robert Winder fljresinlentj, Dawn Reed CYire-Presinlenti, Ransom Cooley, Barbara Wade. Five public performances is the ree- ord of the 0-High Players this year. 011 January 19, they gave two one-ac-t plays. Booth Tarkington's The Ghost Story was presented by the juniors with Leon liohrer, Wiltlzt. YVheeler, Glenn Molyneaux, Barbara. WVade, Ruth Taylor. Ted Bullock, Judith Hemphill, Ransom Vooley, l'hilip Zahm, and Dawn Reed por- traying the characters. Wilmah Hull, Otis Hall, and Robert lVinder were east in Anton Tc-hekofF's UA Marriage Pro- posalfi the play given by the seniors. This play was also used as an exchange play and was presented at Berea and Koa-ky River during the Christmas vaca- tion. Ralph Fowls, Brad XVQIPIIPP, Charlotte Norling, Friedl Anders, Kathleen Kimp- ton, Valentin Nasipak, and Melvern Hoff presented 4'There's Always Something. Otis IIall's entry to the National Radio Seript Fontest over XVULE on February 11. For the l:ll'Sf time Sophomores were admitted to the organization. As a stamp assembly program Charles Dudley, liar- bara Tanner, Stanley Tuttle, Sonia Moy- er, and Shirley Oliver presented the one- art play uCllTlllllSl2lllC'9S Alter Vases by Ruth Giorlolt. The spring program eonsisted of two plays. Sulmierge4l, a tragedy in one art by H. Vottman and Le Vergne Shaw was given by seven junior boys, and The Blntfers by R. M. George was presented by members of the club who had been idle during the beginning' of the year. and would-be stage stars of Page twenty-fm:

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with Udittol' on their fingers HPCRIIISQ of the sur-eess of last ye:1r's l'Xll6l'llll0llf, The ollice assisfaids have 41111- finuell this year. The girls work the clif- T11 lllill'lllIll?, lllllll00gI'illill iii-kefs illlil pro- Q,'l'2llllS, 1lllIllli'ilf6 tests fm' l'Q2lCl1t'1'S illlll in lllillly other little ways prove of utinost service to them. The girls that work in the b00liI'00lll :11-e B0l'lll2l llillllly, Jmlith Hemphill, Dor- othy Harley, who gave her job To Chai'- lotie Mason uf the semester, llIkll'gill'0t Hurst, xvlllllilll Hull, 111141 hllll'gi11'Gt Sl'lllllJ9l'f. ln the 1l1'lI1ClIblll,S oiiice -llllle Hostetfler, Gladys Sfl't'lCll8I', and Iola lllllS0ll work 011 the alvseiiee slips collect- ing, typing, and giving them out. 'fm 111111 Ruff' lJ11111hy ll:11l1-y. lXl.11'i:.1reI llulfl, hlrs. lverlwr fS11pe1i11Ie111le111's Se1'1el.11yl. hlllvgiret S1'l111l1ert, ller VVll111.1h llull, june llurlel . flrrl Row 0111 Slrcichci ll'1i111ip.1lH Se1'1etg1ryU, ,luililh lli-111pl1ill, Heilhn l'11111ly .Glqulys Slveichur, lulgi Gibson. Ijlugr hurnty-fnur

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l 1 I l Tflinl R 0 w Clmrlvs Bari'ivklmv, Tlnuuqis 'l'i-liuu, ,lin-ulw l,uik:u'l, klulm Zilnrucinian, Paul llmcy fSini:1l C'l1:iirm:lul, l.cnu Bulirer. Srfrnul Ruin ,luuiur Suyilcr, C'li.ulcs lluallcy, bliss lsuulc f.'Mlxlsurl, lxxlu Grundy, . Xlx'iu CLll'DC'Ill6l', Malvern lloff. Fir!! Raw ,lznnce Rguiulmw, Rube!! lXlil'Junalil, lxueu Piuiil, Otis llull fl'resiilexiO, llgimlil lNlcGee, john Yoromy luliu lohusuu. lun-ing' the iirsl sonwsior, llll1ll'l' ilu- 1lir0ci'iuu uf Katlilcvn Funk annl lbivk llavis, the Boy's fllee Club gave Two as- svnibly lDl'0g.fl'illllS, sang.: ai' the Husinvss Mvn's Vlub. and for the l'. T. A. Ulinnax- ing Tho Sl'lll0Sllfl', Hwy joinvml The oilwl' nnusival organizations in ll1'0S0llfl11g Thu Mysia-ry ul' Nativity by Solis N. Colv- nian, a lllll'lSllll2lS lbtlgllillll. Lvalliug lllilll' roles were pm-irayeal by Lewis Ives, Otis Hall, lkrall. Warner, Ivan Gruumly, L9011 lioll1'e1', and l'aul Hovoy. Tliv Ulub was l2llC9ll over the second NtllllPSl'0l' by Hvlvn l'9i1'ie :incl lmnalil Gibson ol' the f'o11se1'va,io1'y. Observing National Music WL-vk tho boys 1-lub again joined with ilw flirls Gleo Club and the Mixwl flll0l'llS in The annual spring C011- vel-i. low G to high A, at 8 a. m. lllagr tmrutg-six