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

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School Offers Training for Public Affairs

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Annual Board Top rrmx' Atln Rec-tl. Shirley Oliver, Joy Johnston, Miss Hammond Cutlviser J. Semfzd mn ,' -Iolm Zimmerman, Tom Hale, Pete Tuttle. I7ir,i'! ron! Betty Gutnmn. Jacqueline Sutlin, Thelma Port- man, Betty Carson. Newspaper Stall 'lop fuzz? Arthur Nilsson, .lohn Craig, Arthur Brutlley, Pete Tuttle, Mr. Muntz lntlviser J, Tom Hale, Jim MtCjr,inn, Clair 5i.ltl,ill, Bob Fotlor. 'lilainf mzzx' Elizabeth Sims, Carol Portman, Kay Court, Elizabeth Carr, Nntlinc Huulk,Sonit1 Moyer, Marie Szeligti. Betty Mt'Roherts. Sefmnil rozzx' Catherine Sears. lime Wlhite, Xwciulolyti Jackson, Elaine Spencer, Eileen Keller, lileanor Cook, Jeanette Schubert. lfirrl run: Uwentlolyn Hurtl, Betty Johnson. Virginia Howe, Nunty Hakes, Patritiu Singleton, l.con.i Drage, lirncstinc Bare, Page tltwiilif-rnii'

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Senate Directs From every home room comes a representative to the High School senate. In the top row james Powers represents room 102, Douglas Rogers 301g Bob Herrick and Tom Fair the juniors in rooms 508 and 306. Virginia Goodson in the third row was chosen by 101, and Marjorie Holden by 105. Catherine Sears' home room is 307, Betty McRoberts' 502, and Nancy Hakes' is 203. The three from the ninth grade are in row two, Maretta Wcmrcester 204, Bob Brown 205, and Allen Schubert 206. Kay Court represents 303. Mr. Alter advises the group aided by Mrs. YWarner. john Zimmerman has ably served as pres- ident of the senate and chairman of assemblies. His other colleagues from 505 are Elizabeth Carr and Tom Hale. john Siddall represents the eighth grade in room 202. Debate Argues Ref0l1'ed.' Tha! the power of the Federal Gaz'- emmem rhould be increared was this year's topic for debate. Oberlin placed third in the league, Berea and Rocky River taking first and second. Tom Powers and Durand Dudley in the second row of the picture were on the negative team. John Craig and Leonard Stidley argued the ahirma- tive. In the first row Mary Alice Utterback and Helen Lazar also debated on the negative side. Mr. Alter advised the group. Library Serves These library assistants take care of the hve thou- sand books which belong to the high school library collection. In one year about 12,000 pupils come to the library by permits, and an average of seventy- six books go out daily. In the top row are: Betty Henderson, Joy Johns- ton, Pat Scott, Jacqueline Sutfin, Fleurette Kessler, .Elaine Spencer. Second row: Phyllis Whitney, Ada Reed, Miss Hammond Cadviserb, Barbara Tanner, Thelma Portman. First row: Betty johnson, Ellen Haylor, Jo Ann Cfiarnpeon, LCIIH Chambers. Index SOCIETY- Fine Arts 2 . 24 Hi-Y 24 RECREATION- Camera Club . . 22 ..2.2 26 Future Home Makers 22 2 26 DRAMA- XVhat A Life 2 2 28 Spring Fever 2 .. 29 O-High Players . 50 MUSICI- Band 2 2 30 Orchestra .. - 30 Choral Clubs .2 22 2 33 SPORTS- Girls' Athletic Association ----- 34 Football 2 .22 . . ...2 . - . 37 Basketball . .. 38 Reserve Basketball . 40 Gymnastic Squad 40 I Track 2 2 ...2 . 41 Property Transfers 2 .2 . . 42 ' Up Town Lowdown 2 . 45 Professional Directory .2 .. 45 Senior Activities 22 . . 46 O-High Clicks Outside Hours .2 . 47 Snooper Snaps 22.-222.. .2. 2 . 48 Advertising Directory . 2 ..2 49 Index to Pictures . .222. . . 62 Autographs 2..2. 2 64 Page twenty-three