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

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Third floor are masters of the Huw LOUISE M. ZIMMERMAN Frfnch A.xr., Oberlin D. EMERSON STITZEL Alltlfhflllflfifi ,x.u,, Mount, Murris DOROTHY W, BAUER Illnlhfmalirs A.M., Ohio Stale HERBERT E. MUNTZ Englixh A.xr., Ohio SIQIIC NORMA M. HAMMOND Lilfmfian AJ-x., Oherling u.s. IN L.S,, NV. R, lj, MABEL F. GIBSON Hirlary Am., Oberlin SOPHIA N. KELLY Latin and Gilman A.B., Oberlin MAUDE B. WARNER .English and Dian of Girl: A.n., Knox ling: tmentg-nine

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Row I ID William Aldrich Winifred Bell Ransom Cooley Nellie Gaskin Betty Herrick Walter Kleps Mary Mahilo William Neiding ofwnl Rafw II Oscar Amenhauser Leon Bohrer fl'residcutl Enid Cornwell Earl Gibson Philip Hildner fT!'Sl1Slll'6l', Earl Knox Richard Marshall Robert Ohly tiiocial Cliairmanj Lawrence Schubert Ruth Shook Barbara Wade Wilda Wheeler Rofw If Rofw VI Marietta Barrett Ted Bullock Mary Douglas Richard Grills Ruth Huffman Charles Barricklow Donald Campbell Anne Drage Ivan Grundy Sarah Jean Jones Elaine Lee Mildred Lehti Helen Morrison Harry Murphy tVice-President! James Pycraft Imelda St. Julien John Yocom Jay Pycraft Gladys Streicher Philip Zahm Rofw III Gerda Anders CSecretary3 Raymond Braun Charles Crosby Harold Gibson Marilyn Hipp fSocial Chairmanj Sylvester Kosanovich Charlotte Mason Bertha Pandy Agnes Smith Ted Wigton Raw l'lI Kathleen Bates William Cobb Janet Franklin Donald Harley Clyde Justin Barbara Lester CSocial Chairman? Leile Napp Marian Reed Ruth Taylor Rofw IV Janet Ashley Arleene Brickley James Dew June Godette June Hostettler Wilma Jean Lathrol Glenn Molyneaux Helen Pettiford Lois Squires Allen Wilson Rufw VIII Charles Bell Harriet Cook Anna Fundak Judith Hemphill Denver Kelly Jacob Luikart Edward Neal Jean Reisinger Margaret Vazur The 4'-Titterbug Juniors, class of '40, are recognized for tl1eir great money-mak- ing prowess. On Friday, November 18, they joined forces with the seniors and presented the Battle of Swing from which Chick Webb emerged Victorious. Two other dances were held in the gym, music ren- dered by the nickelodeon. Fair saleswomen sold ca11dy and l1ot dogs at the football games. Candy, bush- els of it, was sold at noon and after school, and at basketball games. They al- so sold pins to the seniors. The annual prom, another joint social attair with the seniors, was held 011 April 28 at Oberlin Inn with the usual dating complications. Wes Stewartls orchestra supplied the lnusic. The juniors treated the seniors to a banquet on May 23. The annuals were distributed and the program built around an 'tAeronautics theme. art of training sophisticated to set Nags tlpirtg-une