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

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MISS DORIS MERTHE MRS. HETTIE LOU CLARK MR. DONALD MACLENNAN Latin, French FAC U LTY Three years of English are re- quired for graduation and a fourth year is encouraged. Students who plan to attend college are expected to complete four credits. The foreign language program includes electives. College prepara- tory students usually have two years of Latin and two of French. Social studies are designed to prepare students to be responsible and conscientious citizens. Seniors are required to take courses in history and civics which explain the background and the basic op- eration of our government. English, School Play English, Speech, School Play MRS. RACHEL HANNON MRS. DOROTHY HUNGATE English, Senior Class Advisor English, Annual Advisor I i MR. JOSEPH SZWAJA ' MISS MARGARET MARTIN Civics, American History, Junior History, Eighth Grade Advisor Class Advisor

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MR. PETER FANNING MISS MARGUERITE CRILLS MR. RUSSELL LYNCH Health Education. Physical Educa- Biology. Physical Education. Girls' World History, Physical Education. tion. Football Coach Coach. Cheerleader Basketball Coach The phy sical education department offers courses and activities designed to promote good physical development as well as to teach fair play, coopera- J tion. and good sportsmanship. Two credits in this field are required for graduation. The library is open throughout the school day for research or recreational reading. Eight student assistants help the lihrarian in the operation of the library service. The Fine Arts and Music departments offer opportunities for the develop- ment and enjoyment of esthetic interests and abilities. MISS BEULAH MAY Librarian. 0-High Lights Advi MRS. M.-XRIAN SIMPSON MR. HERBERT HENKE MR. GORDON RITTER Fine Arts. :Krt Supervisor Vocal Music Band. Orchestra I7