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

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LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Szarrzlzazg Nlorma Beese Allene johnson Lors HoHner Betty Born Dorothy Schmrtz Ruth Cook Mane Klenz Sealed Vrrgrnra Turner Betty Harvey Mrss May Helen Atkrns Hettre Wrllrams ffmmnn rl rom Page I-if such as Debbre Lockwood or Iornne Serrs Sey eral brrllrant puprls started a year after we drd but skrpped a grade and yorned us They were Dotty Rowe Patty Lewrs Srre Thornton Rrchre Nlchols and Betty Ann Harvey Though Patty lewrs h rd gone to krndergarten wrth us she left wrth her famrly for Washrngton and England rnd drdnt return untrl the thrrd grade One thrng we probrbly 111 remember from grade school was the yearly Lhrrstm rs program There were always angels w rse men shepherds rnd Mary always a doll wrth a lrght bulb nerr hrs herd Erth Valentrnes Dry we hrd 1 Vrlentrne box The teachers always gave us somethrng wonderful to ea We always looked forward to the weekly moy re whrch Mr VUhrte showed us each Frrdry We must have seen the movre about George Washrng ton at least five trmes durmg srx years We remember the plays we had rt Prospect Hansel and Gretel w rth the mam characters berng played by Marge Holden and Don Bartoto and the Nutcracker Surtc wrth rck Holden rnd Sue Thornton Margaret jones mother wrll probably newer forget all tht Russran boots she made out of black orl tloth for the entrre cast ln both schools we looked forward to the com :ng of Mr Brrrd each week He brought us banana sprders spun glass brrds and all sorts of tales about nrture Mrlk and recess were two of the most rm portant events of the day Both were mrssed when we crme to hrgh school We ex Prospect puprls often laugh now but we drdn t then when Mrss Baxter made us put our gum on the ends of our noses and stand up rn front of the class XVe were always told that we were about the aw fullest class that ever hrt Oberlrn Former Pleasant Street puprls strll remember Mrss Mrrtrn s yard strck and Don Hrll s cake But who could forget Don Hall s cake' Vv e all remember notes and how clever we were rbout passrng them rnd how often we were caught ywrssrng them too Such notes rs Ilove you oyce swned but that would be tellrng We lost Marte Mrreno Dottre Lrberge Valerre Hay nes and rmmy Close wrthrn the next few years as well as Popeye By ers Mary Ann Stephan and many others XVe hrd some wonderful partres rn those days 23 T U-4 L ' 1 9 1 ' v V r Y ' ' ' l .3 H ' . - 1 . v I 1 1 v L ' K ' A S . ' L , L V v A rl TY . l 1 v ' ' ' . 1 ' t ' . v s v ' A , , r , , t 4 4 A y 74 1 ' ' A V. YA ' x 1 l ' 4 . t t ' 1 V I ' - I - 1 r 1 4 ' A Y y Y f r S ' 1 - 1 A . . joseph, and jesus. We remember that jesus was , -- , - - ' ' ' t f 1 1 . 2' - U Y f v v f . A . , 1 2 t . , H ' Y L W 1 . t v L . . '7 I , , , V ' ' f , ' f L tt ,z ' ' . . . V , , . 1 - C7 . . 1 . 1 1 ' t ' t 2 . ' ' ' u y. A 4 . ' l 7 ' , . 1 I - , . . L , ' . ' ' Ja 1 ' . ' L 1 1 .

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SEVE Tl-I GRADE I William Mclxinnes Rithtrd Seaman Patsx XX'alters Sxlxia Widdovsson Jean Ritter Lehi Palella lrvsin Sharp I Room 102 IV. III. II. I, Ann Burnham Richard Bungard Charles Smith Richard Bocltmore Katherine Bohrer Donald Dorow Doris Moore Dolores Meltzer Dorothy Galinsky Marilyn Bauman Marilyn Fowls Richard Fenn john Kerr Margaret Cox Nancy Coinman Rosalie Broome Phyllis Diedrick Richard Born james Gibson Ernest Denny joan jason Joanne Ives Hettie Johnson Donald Bradford john Barnard Room HO Earl Casper William Smith Sidney Wynn Ray Warren john Castaneda Raymond Cain Robert Coleman Charles Albright Wanda Widdowson Ruth Herron Marie Layport Willie Edwards Guy Spencer Elizabeth Ashb Olive Smith Sarah Quinn Sarah Holloway Dorothy Layport Mary jane Tatera Frederick Robinson Annie Holloway Eugene Tresch Kathleen Aquayo Faye Warren Darrell Feakins Room 103 V joan Steiner james Pash Harold Smith Georgia Taylor james Hood William McEwen Helen Murphy Anna Sadlo Lillian Wheeler Donna Waln Barbara George Beverly Scott Iauralourse Weeks Clayton Hoffner Lawrence Casper Gola May Beulah Godette Howard Pressnell IV. III. II. ' y I- . , I . ' III. . I II. George Thieret 261

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We remember one xxe g1rls xxent to If Mercedes Smgleton s xx hen xxe xx ere 111 the slxeth gr 1de Then there xx as 1 b1g Hllloxxeen p11rtx lf OID Moyers when xxe xxere 1n the e1ghtl1 gr1de Mr Stofm c1me md took our plcture Did xxe fecl 1mport1nt' P1crures of the guests If those txxo p1rt1es 1re on p1ge 57 At l1st xxe re lLllCLl 1un1or l11gh h1gh school to us then 1nd here vxc gr 11111 1lly forgot xx l1o c1me from Prospect 1nd xxho from Ple1s1nt The hrst lugh school exent xxe xxere 1lloxxed to go to xx lb tl1c C 1ke W1lk At th1s per1od III our l1ves, some of us xxent to Mrs Tuckers S1turd ay mormng Llllliel Lll95 1nd le1rned not only to dance but 1lso to be l1ttle l1d1es lIlLl gentlemen In geogrxphy we xx ent to MCXILKJ South Amer1c1 s1lr m 1ps 1nd produce l'I'llla5 In the e1ghth gr 1de Bob He1cox Ld H DIVIS lllcl o1n Moyer jomed us Patty Lexx lb left us 1g11n 1nd Lllklll t come b1cle Llilfll the eleventh gr1de We all remember 111111 lme lI1Ll Trefmne 111111111 wh1ch xxe re 1d 1n Mlss Rogers Enghsh class Also xxe gxve A TIIIW to Alb11n111 1 dehghrfully or1g1nal pl ly by MISS Rog ers ws an exchmge plly that ye1r There xxere more cake xx11lks b1asketb1ll games football gl1'11CS hockey games 1nd lD1lIICl concerts At l1st xxe xx ere freshmen 1nd got to s1t III the front of the lLlLllEOI'lL1Il1 lllkl he1r the pres1dent of tl1e lLlI'llOI' councll c1ll lreshmen out hrst 'Il11t ye 1r xxe chose o11r cl1ss colors green llkl grey lflnl got the 1fOI'C'IUt'I1IlOHC'Ll h1ts But the next year there xxe xx ere 1g11n 11 the blck of the lLld1IOI'lUIT1 bomexx here 1long the xx 1y many people bee 1me 1ll loan Moyer and Helen Atklns e1eh lost her 1p1end1a1 1nd Dott1e Tororu broke her 1nkle and h 1d to be e1rr1ed up 1nd doxxn Sfllfb by Bob W1ll lnond A compensmon to her, xxe 1ll thought Then there xx 15 the progr 1m th1t we g1xe for IL scn1ors xx lb 1 f1sh fr 1nd e1ch hsh somethlng IDOLII 1 sen1or lnsxde If We rln up ISIIHSI 1ll sorts of 1n1t11t1ons The g1rls xx1ll nexer forget the G A A lI1lIl1I1OD Hill 1ll the POISON txy they got F1ne Arts g1rls xxont forget the c1g11rs they h1d to smoke nor the coffee grounds they got ID the1r h111r The boys are st1ll A l1 ty flelt' every ye1r for the p 1st four years 15 our proud record Our members hlve 1lso taken p1rt 111 mllly pl1ys lDLlLlLllI1g A M1dsummer N1gl1rs Dre1m g1xen lb 1 Red Cross benefit TllL1f5ClJyS lf Home H 1ve You H 1d Your Oper HIOII' Dont Feed the Ammals, Gray Breqd B1lly s FIISI Date Skm Deep D1d You S1y M1nk Gren1eh1ka 1nd fhe Best There Is 1Profuse apolog1es to 1ny pllys left out' J As uppercl1ssmen vxe l11ve P1lI'flLLll 1rly enloyed the H1 X F1ne Arts Form 1ls 1nd the ILIIIIOI' Semor Proms but more IITIPOFI 1nt tl11n our bOLlll llfe h 15 been the f1et th II xxe h 1ve tr1ed to ttke our pl 1ce lllX'x ARI! H31 ANI! XXllllkXl l'xlNi'xllX SHN! LOINMAN U81 - 'A ' ' 1 '1 ' ' ' 1 ' , 1 1 -'1A'1 'A - ' ' 11A-1 1' 1 A A Y ' ' 1 1 . . 1 ' 1 1 ,L 1, 1 1 sl '1 1 ' . ' ' 1 . ' 3 A 1 , , ' .1 - A A L ' 4 - 1 1 A '1 1 A A 1 1 1- 1. 11 - . ' ' ' X Av 5- L- 1 . ' ' 1 ' 1 , 3 1 1 1 ' Al ' - - '1' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' . '1 1 . ' ' ' tl ' , lt '1 ' 1 ' y, 1 1 ' l111d ' ' 1 ' 1 '1 ' ' J A 1 1 ' A A 'A A . 4 1 - A A ' 1 1 1' 1 ' ' A A A1 A . ' 1. ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' U 1 1 . ' - ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 . ' 1 . 1 LlI1Ll buck. We h11d lots of fun, too, making those Pmbllbly Smllffmg fwm 1116 HVY mlflilfmn- A1 1.1 ' 1 '. AV 1 2 1' A 1 1 LQ ' 1 ' , 7 . . 1 A:,1 J 1 ' AAAA ' . A ' 1 1 1 ' '. 1 ' 'A ' 1 1A 1 A A ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 , A ' A A' A A ' A 1 . ' ' - A ' 1 ,U 1 1 ' 1 A 3 '1 A , ' 1 ' 'A 1 ,AAU 1 1 - I .I L .Y V , . 2 7 . - ,, . 7, . I y., .. . ,,, ,, . K ', 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . ' ' A ? LA A ,AA 1 ' X' , ' 1 , 1 1 A 1 1 ' . ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' . . v ' - - - , - , , , s , . I 1 , 1 1 R 1 V H V I I L V 1. . A .- ,- , A A Y A , - . 1 ' A 1 1 ' 'A AQ ' A 1 1 ' 'A1 A 1 ' ' '1, f-' A1 1' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1'