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

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Szazzdirzgf Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. Muntz, Mr. Carpenter, Miss Hammond, Mr. Fairchild, Mr. Stitzel, Mr. Bohrer, Miss Rogers. Second rouu' Miss Bauer, Miss Pease, Mr. Hiser, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Kelly, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Warner. Fifi! rout Mr. Wigton, Mr. Alter, Miss Champney, Mr. White, Mrs. Hannon, Mr. Leahy, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Simpson. DOROTHY BAUER, Mazlaemazicr B.S., M.A., Ohio State University WILLIAM C. BOHRER, Hirtory, Economici' A.B., Oberlin College WALTER C. CARPENTER, Bmmeir A.B., Otterbein College M.A., Columbia University SYLVIA CHAMPNEY, Pbyi-ical Ecluculiovz, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University STEWART FAIRCHILD, Nlazhemmci B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College NORMA M. HAMMOND, Libmmm A.B., Oberlin College B.S. in LS., Western Reserve University RACHEL HANNON, Englirh A.B., M.A., Oberlin College PAUL T. HISER, lndurzmzl Am B.S., Ohio State University SOPHIA N. KELLY, Latin, Gerwmz A.B., Oberlin College DONALD LEAHY, Phyi-ical Iiciuctztiorz B.S., Miami University M.A., Columbia University HERBERT E. MUNTZ, Englirla, Hmory A.B,, M.A., Ohio State University H irmry CARRIE D. PEASE, Geogmpby, Science BS.. Ohio University BOYD W. ROBINSON. Pbyricczl Ecl11czzli01z, Civic! A.B., Baltlwin-Wallace College MARY ROGERS, Engliib A.B., M.A., Oberlin College DONALD L. SIMPSON, Science A.B., Oberlin College M.A., University of Wisconsin D. EMERSON STITZEI.. Mtzfbenmzicx A.B., Mt. Morris College M A., Northwestern University HARRIE1' A. TAYLOR. Biology A.B., Oberlin College MAUDE B. WARNER, Efzgliih, Dean of Girrli' A.B., Knox College' DONALD S. WHITE, Ari. Vfrzml Eclzccczliwz A.B., Oberlin College GRACE WILSON. Home Ecofzrnlzici. Science B.S., Ohio State University LOUISE ZIMMERMAN, French. Englirb A.B., M.A., Oberlin College Page nine

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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.

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Juniors Excel in Initiative As proven by their successful Junior-Senior ban- quet the juniors are worthy of taking over the re- sponsibilities of being the Class of l942. That they prefer Folly was shown by the re- sults of their election when they broke precedent, C sounds like the third termj, and selected Alice Folly Fisher as president. George Reighley was elected vice-president, Tom Fair, treasurer, Inge- borg Skjerne, secretary, Nadine Haulk and James McGrann, social chairmen. Miss Bauer, the faith- ful and original advisor, was responsible for their school activities. As salesmen the juniors have been unexcelled initiating the booth under the new bleachers and installing a Coca Cola dispenser for the basketball games. Their stocking dance was the novelty of the year. Guests checked their shoes at the door, and prizes were awarded for the very loudest socks Fin! row: Arline Baldwin, Irene Bare, Edward Bosworth, Gertrude Brennan, Donald Burne- son, Jeremiah Cannon, Lena Chambers, Glenn Clapp. Second row: Harold Clapp, Ethel Donaldson, Ar- thur Dudley, Lillian Dudley, Sarah Jane Dulmage, Thomas Fair, Alice Fisher, Robert Fodor. Page ten Third row: Edward Galinsky, Leon Galinsky, Thomas Gayters, Hazel Gibbs, Lucille Good- son, Betty Lou Gregg, William Grills, Wade I-Iallauer. Fourth row: Nadine Haulk, Ellen Haylor, Robert Herrick, William Hines, Glenn Hobbs, Del- mar Horning, Alice Horvath, Viola Huston. Fifth row: Dorval Ives, Lois Knox, Goldie Kocsis, Robert Kutscher, Viola Layport, Helen Lazar, James McGrann, Dorothy Mitro. Sixfh row: Eileen Molyneaux, Charles Paddock, Shirley Papworth, Marie Plas, Allen Powers, George Reighley, Paul Rogers, Juanita St. Julien. Seventh row: Marjorie Sallee, Henry Schmitz, Mar- garet Schmitz, Ellis Scott, Patricia Scott, Catherine Sears, Steven Selmants, Warren Shaw. Eighth row: Clair Siddall, Ingeborg Skjerne, Bar- bara Tanner, Helen Thomas, Margaret Wall, Huber Wheeler, Jane White, Phyllis Whit- ney. Ninrh row: Robert Wohleber, Richard Wright, Patricia Yocom.