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

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RALPH EUGENE SPOTTS PAULINE JACQUELINE SUTFIN MARIE JOSEPHINE SZELIGA ELEASE MILDRED WARE GEORGE WASHINGTON WEST WVANDA KATHLEEN YOUNG JOHN LYMAN ZIMMERMAN Graduates Review Activities Looking forward to new social activities, new fields of knowledge, and hitherto unknown expe- riences, the class of l4l began their senior high school career in September, 1937. john Zimmerman and Stanley Tuttle have shared the presidential honors. john presided the freshman and junior years, and Stanley held office during the sophomore and senior years. Each year has been marked by an Outstanding social event. As freshmen, it was a cake walk, a scavenger hunt livened the second year, and the big pow wow at the junior-Senior Banquet hon- ored the class of ,4O. Still in the future, the annual senior breakfast will help to make the years full. In addition to those whose pictures are given, four other people will graduate: Elma Edmunds, Phyllis Sheffield, Denver Kelly, and Harold Clapp. Zyaman Adeheuea Senicvzd Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim, noted lecturer and traveler, has been engaged as guest speaker for Commencement. She is known as one of the best informed women in America, having interviewed many famous people. Climaxing all their efforts, graduation on June 4th leaves the class full of am- bitions and high hopes for the future. They ad- vance to the greater class of O. H. S. alumni. Page seven

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GERTRUDE DANIEL HUFFMAN JOY EVANGELINE JOHNSTON HOWARD OWENS JONES FELECIA MARIANNE KAFKA ROBERT ARDELL MCDONALD JOHN CHESTER MARSHALL HARRY JAMES MURPHY OLEATTIE MARYBELL MCGREGOR GERALDINE JUNE PARKER THELMA PORTMAN ADA HOPE REED ROBERT VERNON ROSA FRED MUN RYAN JOHN WILFRED ROBINSON DUANE GORDON SANDERS JEANETTE ELLEN SCHUBERT ELIZABETH FLORENCE SIMS Page six FRED ROY SNYDER

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CHARLES E. WIGTON, Superintendent AB., Ohio Wfesleyan University M.A., Northwestern University Mr. Wigton's high standards and stabilizing force set a nonpareil ideal before the students. His clever wit and keen sense of humor never fail to win the pupils. C. FRANc11s ALTER, Principal AB., Oberlin College M.A., Ohio State University We all owe a special debt of gratitude to Mr. Alter who inspires and sustains our efforts by his encouragement and worthwhile suggestions. Page eight ' Panda aacullq .zegizfeei Practice makes perfect. Or so the students will conclude when they discover that the O. H. S. faculty collectively has had lOl years of college training. There are eleven bachelors and twelve masters in the group. The teachers should know by this time whether or not experience is a dear teacher after having had 308 years of it. Their outside interests are as varied as the sub- jects they teach. For example, there is a near- novelist among them, several crack bridge players, many with dramatic ability, and most of them have traveled extensively. Their membership in numerous honorary fra- ternities and sororities gives them reason to expect maximum achievement from their students.