Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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l SOC! I. Ginny Long was the chairman of the Social Board, and as usual Miss von Wenck lent valu- able aid as faculty adviser. ' i 41: Herb Rinehart and Jack Scott were responsible for the loud speakers, backdrops, television set, and other equipment be- longing to the Social Board. Dot Ranck discharged the du- The All-College dances were su- ties of Secretary while George pervised by Babe McGuire and Smith handled the debits and Ruth Kruger. credits. The Social Board's TV Not loaiing on the iob. competed successfully but merely getting with books and sack. down to work.

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