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

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Caution Although the brains of the class of 47 have been recovnlfed by contempor ry authorities as a perfect example of well almost genius at IS necessary to call to yoa r attention a few manor nemesis A few warnings and helpful hxnts will prevent the unlors from hitting all the ruts rn the detour Warmngs Be on the lookout for the man w ho carried thc mail through Red Gulch Don t argue with Folly' Look out for George Reighley s super salesman ship If you want some bacon count on a ham Why start Court mg at Huber s age' Don t try to steal the tires off that new truck the Gallnsky bros are driving around Take Care Of rm McGranns old shoes and send them in for tank retreads The model airplanes Shirley Papworth has made Clair has the feminine angle all doa ed out so he thinks Don t follow ohn Rainbow if you re an a hurry X es do take care of those lonely underclass fel lows left behind by Jessie When I ucrlle Goodson and Phyllis Whttney st art chasing each other around the locker room some one always ends up on the back board Look Out for Mr Simpsons Monday morning w aker uppers just tear em in half' For the hadden meanings an Rogers one syllable Hunh' That handsome Henry Schmitz girls The spontaneous orlginalrty of Sarah jane Dul mage shes liable to get you in trouble Patty Yocom when she starts throwing chalk at the practace teachers Danger Margot Taft Extreme caution should be used when Burmes gas gauge says zero Watch that new dance step that Bobby Herrick and lngeborg haye been perfecting out at Ver milton these spring evenings lvl o'f ' xo '71 fr lx That there will not b three cheerleaders to take the place of olmny Red and Ano Beware Shade the eyes before looking at Al Powe s tres in broad daylight Vaolent re action of senaors when Goldle brings the absence last in Mr Bohrers 4th period history c ass Of night telephone calls King Arthur de Lauben e s Of Glenn Clapps perseverance theres a lad who w all get ahead at union wages Handle With Care up to the senior home room you will find relics under the desks which the seniors are leaving to ou Kutscher leaves his presidential headaches to anyone who can find the gavel A few well worded questions from Elleen Moly neaux to Mrs Hannon will be found in the Red Cross Collection Box Nearby under a pile of dropped statches will be Pat Scotts Hashy knitting needles ln the second row half way back Mrs Kelly may find Betty lous ball of chewing gum three inches an dn ameter On her right filling jerry Cannons inkwell s a bag of wind for next years tuba players Betty McRoberts will find Nackas Eton shorts That quart of v1tal1s on top of the Elrzabethian theater is a relic Stubby Grills is leaung to ohn Whitney The juniors are muted to continue the search for Bob Fodor s comb but w ell good luck That swell Red and Blue record plled up by Marg Wall IS destined for Wendy ackson If anyone finds any of Steye Selmants drawings yust mall them in to Esquire IC ontlnued on page 472 0 H if I 1 , gg? U of at A v 2 y , fu Z0 X3 X . ' . - 1, gi 4, QQ A A' C '. ' C1 1 1 1 . , an 7 i , L 7 . , . . 1 Y . , -Qc yy . . . - fl 1 1 1 Y . fs. A f V ' ' 1' 5 10 ' 1 Y' e 1 1 . Y '1 ' 1 1 ' J , , 1 . l ' I ' 1 ' 1 r' ' l l Y fl ' ' 2 ' ' 1 1 ' Y . - v v , L L - . 2 - I ' I ' 1 7 . Y K . ' li . ' . 1 . - 2 y ' - f l . - ' Y 1 -1 ' '1 . f D ' D 4 r ' s . . . . they will be needed by the government. Now, juniors the day after graduation if you go 1' 1 ' ' 1 Y 1 a -or A , ' ' ' . D , . . . , 2 c ' 4 4 ' ' ' 2 r ' ' . ' ' r 5 1 . 'A ' K L I. . T A ' K V I . . V. , f ' ' , 1 . ' 1 h A Y . rv v ' ya VK ' . . . 7 A l 4 V' , I ' . . ' Y , ' ' ' ' , i f 4 v - Y v . . . 1 1 7 ' l c 2 1 . . . 7 V - . I W ' Y 1 . . . . ' ' 1 ' Y 1 . . Q , . . J I l O I I 1 2 D ff E I 2 E f l - y Y 1 . .... , , . 1 7 7 . A v C ' ' Ji . V Y I T i V K Y V l L V' 5 4 Y Y ' V ' ' 1 , A l A . . I