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

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CHO0L B0 RD The school board is group elected by the town to work with the administrative staff in handling important details and problems for Oberlin school system. The most important issue handled by the board and Mr. Duncan has been the construction of the new high school. Plans for the school were begun about two years ago by the school board. In the summer of 1958, an architectural company was selected by the board to begin work im- mediately after the passage of the school bond levy. In September, the board set up the School Board and Levy Committee to publicize the facts covering the new school to the public for the Bond 's passage in the elections. In January of 1959, representatives from the architectural company sent plans for the construction to the school board for its approval. Surveyors have also informed the board that their work should be finished within a few months. The school board is also working on the issuance of the bonds authorized to be sold in the election. STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Zuris, Mr. Kilmer, Mr. Van Ausdale, and Mr. Wigton, assistant superintendent SEATED: Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr. Vance, president, Mr. Duncan, superintendent, and Mrs. Douglass, clerk. These pages are sponsored by JANBY OIL COMPANY. 15

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ADMI ISTRATIO MR. DUNCAN Mr. Duncan, the superintendent, received both his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Ohio State. He has been working with several committees on the cur- riculum for all grades, which he plans to complete by l960. His second major project was the new high school building. It will be completed in the late 1960's. MR. NEWELL Mr. Newell has an A.B. from Indiana University and an M.A. from Butler. With this major responsi- bility the high school, Mr. Newell supervises the various committees and other school organizations. X Through the connections with the community, Mr. Newell is constantly building a pleasant relation- ship between the school and the town. MR. WlGTON Mr. Wigton, the assistant superintendent, has previously served the Oberlin schools as principal and superintendent. He received his B.A. degree from Ohio Wesleyan and his M.A. degree from Northwestern. He uid graduate study at Harvard and Columbia,

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Mr. JOHN ADAMS, Jr. Biology, Physical Edu- cation, Health, General Science, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach B.S. West Virginia University Mrs. ANNA S. BRADY Physical Education, G.A.A., Health, Cheerleaders B.S. University of West Virginia Ohio Wesleyan Mrs. HETTIE LOU CLARK English A.B. West Texas State College Miss DIANE DOANE Home Economics Home Economic's Club Advisor B.S. Baldwin Wallace College Mr. CHARLES F. DOUGLASS History, Civics Senior Class Advisor, Audio -Visual Supervisor, Recreation Director A.B. Westem Reserve University Mr. STEWART H. FAIRCHILD Algebra, General Math Sophomore Class Ad- visor B.S. Baldwin Wallace College Ohio State University-- graduate work Mr. PETER K. FANNING Physical Education, History, Health, Foot- ball Coach B.S. Wittenberg College This page is co sponsored by ZILCH FLORIST and WISHBONE DINING ROOM.