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

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Hmm TAi4At.s If.H.A. 3, L NANI.X' Tmzisii Annual Stat? ll lfinc Arts lL O-High Pluycra Q: Glec- Clulw 5, NIAXINIZ Tiuix Lois Tvcixiiiz Annual Stull Og l.ilwr.irx' Assistant l, lg liinc Arts 3, -lg Glcc Llulu l. IL 'l5,H.A. lL Ollie Assistant 7 5 l JA mfs WATSON Annual Stull' ll Hil ll bcninr l'l.ty 4, RUTH vUEISB l:.H.A. 5, -L, MARY Wiziiisiik Fine Arts 5. -lg G.A.A. 5, QQ Lilac Club l. W9 i gym, 17

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liufwu Lurl Annual Staff ip Fine Arts -ig O-High Players ' 73 Senior Play -1. GLIZNN MQKEE Hi-Y -ig Senior Play 1. AR'rHt'it MALHAM Annual Staff -lg O-High Players Z, 5, -ig Safety Patrol 5, lg Senior Play fi. ERNEST MALHAM Hi-Y 'ig O-High Players 2, 5, 4: Newspaper 2, 3,513 Annual Staff -1. AMELIA NEUMANN Annual Staff ,ig Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, -1: Fine Arts -li G.A.A, 2, 5, 43 F.H.A. Z, 5, -l. LARRAINE PARKER F.H.A. 2g O-High Players l. l GEORGIA REYNOLDS JOAN StgH1.rzNi4ER Fine Arts P13 G.A.A. 11 Glee Clulu I. MARY I.oU StQHwAR'rz Lilwrary Assistant 5. ll liine Arts 5.53 lf.H.A. lg O-High Players 5: Orchestra 1, l, 3, 4g Glee Cllulu l, 2, 5, Al. Ai.i.iaN SHAW Witlitlrexn' from school. lN1ARIl.YN SPITLIER Fine Arts 5.410-High Players 1.2, 5, l1G.A.A, l, 2, 5, 41 lil-l.A. lg Senior Play Q, BE1 rY SURPRISE Transferred to Henderson. North Carolina.

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18 5 4anl'fze7ol'anPale Iunior brothers and underclass parooses hear Once upon 1 trn1e, ne1r the shores of shrnrng Plum Creek where stood the wrgw am Oberlrn Hlgh Scl ool there was erected 1 mrghty totena pole by the graduatrng lnd1.1ns of 43 Upon rts surface were scratched the names and trrbutes to each departlng trrb 11 member So w rth due rc spect and awe, lrttle brothers read what was wrrtten there hck McGr1nn, prexy left lunrors advrce rn hrs book Hou In ll 171 Crap Gamer and 111 111 ence Teachers Cllnt Hanmer, beloved of hls class for saying And remember to let the sen rots out first That huge bandage Moon sported lust show ed what the well dressed foot ball star should wear Peewee Mltro 1 com plete descrrptron, the lrttle glrl wrth the brg heart Unforgettable were Heacox s twlce to jokes, b11t Oberlrn s loss w IS tl1e army s gun Q ' J Mary Schenk the l'rne Arts prexy who could thrnk of the most fiendlsh responses for roll call It w1s proohesred that SLlI1Sllll1f. V1n Metre would be tl1e famous author of A113 one C :HI Ure Good Ima Undrsclosed was Ry Krrsp Srngletons secret of haxrng ten meetrngs t r tend at once and dorng II Iudy bequeuhed those sunglasses to pessnnnsts of O H S just look If report cards through rose colored glasses In the chem l1b there were 1lw1ys two ways to perform experxments the correct w1y and Hopes way Even more rntercstrng than ma chrnes to I ewls Brckel w ere those Srturday nlght I lGfr1HgC squ1rc dances flwyn Bllss and hrs rnsep1r1ble prpe pr 1ct1c 1lly an rnstrtutnon around O H S Br1rns, Be1uty Brwo Bettie Br lHSOUl Wfrth much regret Vlill left one unused Ex cuse slrp to some sexenth grader on those sprrng tun to quret BROOKS too rt least, rt was a ht trng t rbute to B1rb.1r1 A prrze possesslon of the senror LllSS Blll Browns chest, w IS left to the frosh grrls for 1 hope chest After seerng Sr11rk1n who w 15 1blc to forget Ze m1 Grrnnx Bry1nt 1nd her chocolate ClI'lDS Poor Betty Burke rs dcstrncd to become 1 member of tl1e Hou st 1b cm well sl1b em rescue squ 1d Record bre rlccr Cornm1n the hero of the b1s lcetb1ll ll mor those 377 pornts looked hne' Th1t Cflee Club experlcnce wrll benefit Fr1nces w l1er1 she st1rts srngrnv for the Salx rtron Army C11 od M1n Now 1 drys Is I-l1rd to Flnd but funny Cooper h rd the rrng to proxe rt w 1snt mpossrblc Sud C arrot top D1yton Nowcll bred rcrson rs ever seen XXlIl1OLll' hrs Inglrsh Workbook IH llllld After exlms Bob Gunes left hrs brun to the brology cl1sses to show w l11t 1 cumulus cloud looked lrlce l NIS lre gg J l-lrlces w IS eser heard srnvrng Slfllfllly Nrght ls the lonelrest lNrght of the Vifeek Some of x 1 I , 1 ' A 1 ' ' 1 , 1 ' 1 ' . L I f ' K. r' I I 1 Y' J. , 1 ' 4 1 ' 1 ' ', - ' 7 1 C ' 1 f , ., , ' K ' V - . 1 . ' ' V--1 ' - 1 . ' 1 ' ld ' ' ' 1 1 1 . . v ' I A' A J 1: ' Q . ' ' - A ' . c V ' 1 o a - . . i A 2 c X 1 ' 1 'z 1 ' 2 - D 51 g ' A' 2 Y K I- n I 2 J I t K. ' ' A v '- r s 1 1 K .1 ' I . 1 3 . ' '. 1 ' ' 1 A 1 1 1' ' ' 1' '1 1 ' ' ' . . , 1 11 - 1 , - s ' 2 L 1 1 , afternoons. Still water runs deep could per- 1 , Q 1 ' 1 ' 1 - r' 1 ' 1. ' A s '1 fa xx , . ,' - 2 , 1 5. ' 0 U 1 ' ' '1' 1 ' 'l 1 , 1 '1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 s 1 7 . '. ra' - 1 ' 1 - 1 - , .1 , .L ., 1 1 S 1 , L, V , 1 1 A 1 , H- 4 1 ' 1. 1 B A1 1 1' A 1 'A I A 1 'A 7 4 ' Qi ' . I., 2 '1 '. A 1 1 -1- 1 , 1 , . . ' 1 1 f-A r ' O00 1 .. '. 1 ,' - N 1 ,H 7 ' , - I ,.l A I L A I . ' I A I Y 'l A v 7 i X A ' I 1 t XY 11 ' if v , , yr .1 . ' ' , , , ' . kr 1 .I 1 'J Y.. 5 , Us