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

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and majorettes were r1ght there to add color to the Red and Blue basketball game too The band had IIS annual concert 1n Apr1l The concert was presented ID the afternoon so that almost all stu dents m1ght attend Th1S year the band elected as IIS officers PICSI dent, V1rg1n1a Goodson V1CC pres1dent Peter Cra1g secretary treasurer Sue Thornton, busmess manager, Ronald Waln l1brar1an Pearl Ann Tur ner, soc1al cha1rmen Patr1c1a Ba1ley and Wllllam Moyer Orchestra praet1ce 1lso under the leadersh1p of our popular Bob Drummond began after the close of the marchmg band season Here IS a good place to add that we often forget to gxve ered1t where lf 5 due We all owe our mstrumental mus1c program here at the h1gh school to Mr Morr1son w1thout whom band and orchestra would be an 1mposs1b1l Everyone enjoyed the 1fternoon orchestra con cert 10 March when we were excused from our S1XIh per1od classes 1No we d1d 1201 go just to get out of class' D Accord1ng to custom, the orchestra and the band aga1n provlded the mus1c for the sen1or play pro duct1on The hrst mght the pract1ce telchers led the orchestra but the second the h1gh school stu dent d1rectors took over The orchestrt oH1cers thts ye tr were presldent Mtrgaret ones v1cepres1dent, W1ll11m Moyer secrettry Foster Stockwell soc11lch11rmen Ronald Waln md N1om1 Hmmer busmess mtntger Catherme Schrtmm llbflfllll Alley tn Wtrd FTER THAT flmous H1 Y 1n1t11t1on, whlch IS always kept secret no one blamed the poor newcomers for bemg 1 l1ttle b1tter tgunst the boys who had w1elded the paddles Durmg the wtnter, the club h 1d several swtms at the Y pool IH Elyru At other meetmgs, mov1es were shown, and Mr Alter gzve lI1ICI'CSIlI'lg ttlks Coach Butler gave a ttlk on footb 111 and show ed movxes of the college te 1m The club goes out to the ltke tt the stme t1me th tt the F1ne Arts Club hts 1ts house party Nat urally the clubs get together In fact one would hardly know that the H1 Y boys had a cab1n of thelr own 3-.A F1ne Arts had a good early start thxs year The sen1ors smeared the new members w 1th shoe polxsh coffee grounds l1PSIlCk and perfume at the annual 1n1t1at1on The x1ct1ms forgaye all, though, after the beaut1ful formal eandlehght 1n1t1at1on Throughout the year, many 1nterest1ng programs were presented Among those who spoke to the club were Mr W1ll1am Seaman on college ohn Z1mmerrnan on h1s war exper1enees 1n Germany and 1n German concentrat1on camps and Profes sor D E Cole on teen age problems The college Yale Prlnceton game w as espec1al1y exc1t1ng thxs year The club yelled IIS lungs out for Prxnceton because Marty Verda 1 former F1ne Arts member was on the team but Prmeeton lost by one poxnt The Flne Arts H1 Y formal, though postponed once because of the flu w as held 1n February Every one had a wonderful ttme W1ll we ever forget the huge red heart that hung 1n the m1ddle of the floor' As a new ewtpertence to the yunrors, tnd a fare well for the SCUIOIS, the much looked forward to ffwzmzlzerf ou Page I-H 1 l 1 V , V V . e ' 1 V Y 1 . ' 1 a 1 K . . V V 1 . ' f V' - ' s ' V ' ' . ' 1 ' 1 ' , , LJ V V ' ' ' , ' . ' , . . V ' 1 ,, - VV - , - ' , - ' V ' V ,1 1 1 a y - . ' ' 7 1,2 V ' - ' V V , . ' - a L V , 7 .. , . Q . 7 1 Q ' ' - 1 ' f v . , 1 . lfy. V ' . ' V . . 1 . ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 . ' V 1 - ' - ' V V , , . 1 1 . , ' V ' - , V . ' f 1 1 2 , V , . .Q Q ' . 1 y . - .1 H s 1 1 1 , 1 J . - 1 V 2 , ' ' 1' Tl 'L , 1 K 2 2 1 Q '1' 11 , 1 xx , ' 1 - , . ' ,', V , 5' .X ' . 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 . 0 It y ll' ik Ill ' L - 1 1 1 , ' 1 11 XIV K y Y. V , 1 1 1 . X 1 V' 1 - V V .V -V ' 1 1 - ' 2. ' J 1 V , ' , X . 1 1 . 1 '1 2 2 ' ' 2 . , 2 2 1 2 1 ' ' . - 1 ff V 1 ' 1 1

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DONJALD J LEAHY BS Mlamx UUIYCISIIY M A Columbla Unnersm Mathematlcs A BC Cluh IWIARGARFT E IWIARTIIN BS m Educarlon Kent Stare Lnnersm MA UUIVCISIIQ of Chxcago Mathematxcs BEL LAH H IVIAH A B Oberlm College Western Reserve Llhrary School Llbrarxan DORIS E MFRTH1 A B Wooster College MA Ohxo State UUIVCTSIIQ Spannsh French OI-Ilgh Players CARRIF D Push BS Ohlo bmversm Geography Scnence BOYD W ROBINSON A B Baldwm Wallace College Physlcal Educatlon Coach DONALD L SIMPSON A B Oberlm College MA UDlVCfSlfy of Wrstonsm Scnence THFODORL B WALTIR BS in Eclucatxon Kent State Umversnry Industrxal Arts MRS MAUIDF B WARNIR A B Knox College Dean of Gxrls Engllsh lme Arts Cluh ffxo Piciuref IRA SHAW A.B. Oberlin College M.A., Pea- body College English THE FACULTY .41 .4-qs U3