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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

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Clnst feel rt rn the moonllght sheen That flowrng Cool and green rn hue Doth mlrror all the starlrt scene In d mung drops of em rxld dewf But yes' I see your smlle your yoy The flush that flashes cross your fate Lrke one who holds the world 1 toy To move at mll from place to place I see you reuse your head breathe deep A youth of proud Vlflllly ln su eet possessnon qulekly steep Your newly found noblllty I ste vuthnn your eyes the blerm Of one who news rs home the sknes And llfe ts but 1 troubled dream From yyhlth xt lust he xull lr c Iclrx U We d'O131I13.'Z8r2832833W82Dif83CiO33 1332333233 4 1 , . 1, 1 w 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' 1 . 1 1 1 , . 1 v 1 . 1 - 1 , 1 1 . 1, 1 1 , 1 , l, . . . . , , . . ,1 . .I .. 7 7 5 3 ' a f 1 fs Q s 1 I K . . . . , 1 7 - 1 1 . ' ' V V V ' ' ' 1 - v 1 - ' , ' '. , . 5 5 L 5 7 1 1 1 . 7 . ,Y Y' . 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 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The thnl nexx Fngllsh lnstruetor M155 WlDlffCLl Upton e mme to us from Nexx london to tefreh our tenth mel elexenth grulc Engllsh Mrs Ixnm h rel the Ll 'hth nel mnth grlele ellsses mel Mrs Olwn one sexenth grade English elim mel three LlY'llIl1cQflLlL lmtorx el1s5es lor the llrst tlme Oberlln sehool5 h tel 1 lull time psxelwlugmt md elementxrx LLII'I'lLLllLlI'I1 xl xrser Dr Cllelxs Rlbellli She mel Mrb lxlLlI'I'ly her seeretxrx oeeupletl M15 XX 1rner5 old rwfflee NI mx e ementlrx pupils fuunel Dr RlSelCI1S under Sflllellllg euunsel xerx helpful XX mdermg rruuml the hlgh sthool I notlceel 1116 mmx stxrrx ex ed g1rl5 xxhose exes xx ere :ll dxreeted tuxx xrd morn 701 IHKCSIIEIIEIHE1 further I found the e ruse to be Dem Bur One elxx I xmbleel into 'll lust 1 1 SLISPILIOLIS put 1l xx IS dcmmem' xx hether or not th1t reel si ut on the te 1LlICI'Q 511111 xx IS lllxbflklx Flrshmg 1115 persomlltx 5IU1lC Dem ur replreel Thltf Nu 111115 strlxx herrx IITI I :ter ID me xe lr exerxune xx1s wrrx tu see Dem Bur le lxe He xx I5 rcplleed hx Rxehml I-Ileleer 'ne tl lrls s1,,hetl xxlth elrstppmntment xx wen tm funnel wut he xx IS mtrr e 'Ihe III NlL tlefwrtment 11511 hmstetl 1 nexx mem wer Drxul ljlllllx xx hu seems tm he folluxxm 15 wx e 1 te rel He hen e mum uf the mum urgtnrzrtmhs In the Arts mel Industries bullelmg there xxere xlw wme nexx flees Mrs Stelll IDlLlxCl'ITl1Il hul taken ox er the rrt el 15515 mel M15 Stelll Ixoemtzer the home eeunomrts el1i5es I funnel rhlt mfter the huhbuh of thc first fexx l1x5 h ul Slll7SlLlf.Ll exerxcme xx IS litgllllllllg to pre lre ur 1 H15 err I hem th t an Mr WIIILFS LlCPlI'IITlfI1I plms xxere berng nude for 1 breeze xx rx from the mlm blllldlllfx to the Arts md In CL19'I'lLb Llllellllg Only the Ll7llS xxho Hxe brxx ed the xxe lther xx llllfr runnmg to mel from th II bunldmg xxlll be rble to IIWFICLIIIC' 1 breeze xx tx 'No more le lplllb puddles on xx Cf el 1,5 mel fre-sung IU xxmter rf thlt breeze wry xxoulel mltermllre Lpsturs rn the A115 md Industrres burldlng punts, cmxom mel xll sorts of 1rt1st1c: pxrtpher mln had the eobxxebs dusted from them md xxere mule retdx In fret the pens for mk sketchmg xxere so thoroughly elemeel xxxth rmmomum hx bemg lenoel-eeluut bx the odor Dont hurt the lxlffy I he ml these xxores xxhrle 5I'lf1Llll'lg upsturs ln the Arts md IDelLlSII'lCS blllldlflb NlILII'lllX my LLIFIOSIQ xx 15 lrouseel I tmouvht to mx bell ll lux on ttnifv If 41 Ltll 1 ffnzq III atlmn 1 I xx meleree eoxxn tue h1 tml st e enough there xx lb 1 ext surrouneleel by 1 group of mzfzfinczf on 71 x1 t1 'cl X X Q ,b-' N59 , 9,05 isljfx - 3 O af Pl K '1'r12 k t x-l - I -nm 4 4 A Q' A 37 .f tv tell vnu .thout the pmt ur of ' ' ' ' ' L' , . sch .all fur hu' ' .m I ' ' 'hat A I Ak ' Q l'k'- ' ' ' - -4 rhl U' 'ou xx'1ll X'.'.1I1I to 'Q l urs I 4 3' . . , - . , . lnif '.I'l1pi. j'l. 1' . . 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The sixth period English class in 206 must have been filled with musicians. Some- one invariably commented critically on the pieces which were being played. Those fall days really added to my list of memo- ries. l'll never forget the senior hayride. I don't think fS!ory L'07Ilf7Il!C'll 072 Hex! page? PRINCIPAL C. F. ALTER Lefl-The new school psychologist and curriculum adviser, Dr. Risden, offers Howard Broadwell some advice. Rzglat-Mr. Robinson, assistant principal, presides over absence slips, late excuses, and penalties. l6l GROUPS .1 colder night could have been chosen if wed tried. After .1ll. November eighth is late in the year for .1 hayride. Afterwards, we stuffed ourselves on doughnuts and good. hot chocolate. Then Pete Chase .ind Ted Stephan started us laughing with .1 hil.1rious skit on 'Sohrab and Rustumf' Carole Kimmel. Nancy Stofan. Ellen Lancashire. and Pat Edmunds kept us in good spirits with LI songg .1nd .1 quartet composed of Tom Bosworth Pete Chase. SENATE: Sttuztlzug - Mr, Alter. Richard Stofan, Betty Ann Smith. David Gamble. Milton Reynolds. Setzmf- Nils Lou, Arlene Hurst, Pearl Arm Turner, Nick Kosanovich. QQ ,1- 'fs JUNIOR COUNCIL: .Situr11firzg-XX'il- li.1m Annable, Kenneth Smith, Mr. XX'alter. Richard Fowler, Keith NX'illiams. .Sttzltif -- Richard Seaman, Alohn Barnard, Andrew Sto- lan, Donald XY'itks. Edgar Fails. and George Thorne rendered a few numbers 'backwardsf' Speaking of fun, the junior class sponsored Ll Harvest Moon Dance in October that was unusually romantic. The sputtering candles and Brad XX ar- ner's band Created an unforgettable atmosphere. That dance was only one of the many l'l1.1f kept all the photography fiends happy. XX'e had a sur4 prising number of photography fiends. too. Dick Parker seemed to head the list, fewzffizfrttf mu jmzet lfli b l.c'l1- l1l.1ine Carruthers and Lois Ilotlner cheerfully distribute absence slips. Rl,'f1l- llie olliee staffi Mrs. Mildred Murray. Mrs. Lois XY'hitney. and ,loyce Powers work diligently. 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I , ' I v I' . ., , Q L' ' ' N I . ., 'I S' B Y ' 57 57 V' J ow IVYJ I dont remember yust when nt w1s, but some rrme tn the ye1r the ftculty declded they were tired of Cllllilyallig IIWS The result' No more gum chewmg I guess everyone hated to glve up hrs ttsty gum Therefore for a whlle all the students from seventh grtders up to seniors, were seen pushlng mops thro11gh the htlls They empned waste btskets and washed wrndows The worst place to be caught chewrng g11m w1s the library After 1 whrle the ehampers stopped eh1mp1ng 1nd thc mop pushers stopped pushmg Another memorable thung about th1s year was detentxon h1ll I don t thrnk Im the only one who knows every rnch of the detentron room I always h 1d plenty of company Mr Robinson became slrghtlv exasperated at Ill the t1rd1ness, especrally wxth the sentors who should h1ve known better Around Chrlstmas the lrbrarv was the place to stop Even though everyone was cnger to get away for the holldays the betutlfully decorated wrndow made everyone pause I thrnk we upper classmen wrll want to remem ber every second of the H1 Y Fme Arts formal, from the trme evervone c1me swrshmg rn untxl the dance wts over, not forgettmg the moment when the band paraded around the room That formal was the btggest w1nter socxal event of the year Even though the olders students had the formal the younger ones had fun too Mlss Grllls had some Chrrstmas partles for her gym classes wrth everyone prtchmg an to brrng food Mrs Kellv gave a party for the sophomores, wxth Ronny Waln pl tying the part of Santa Claus Thxs year s annual staff struck n 1ll tlme hlgh rn number Many of the semors spent long hours of xy ork to brxng you the annu 11 They even gave In assembly vxhleh wus thoroughly enyoyed to promote the s1le of the ye tr books Tomorrovy, and tomorrow, 1nd tomorrovs Remember! Sure you d Sh1kespeare was a part of eyeryones days freshmen, sophomores, yumors, md senrors In ftct there vy rs a phase nn vvhleh lrnes from some Sh tkespe 1re1n play were on the lrps of everyone Even when reference to Xlatbczb was made ln a mov'e rn the Apollo, exery one grotned The Red and Blue b1sketb1ll gtme xx IS tl1e grrls blggest sport exent of the yetr The f1st mox l1O mg actnon kept everyone tense The score ww .s tred throughout most of the game F1n1lly the Blues came out on top by two baskets ln the l1st mmutes of the fourth quarter Something refreshmg was added thus year rn the ftrst floor h Ill but before 1nyone could get used rt swrsh If was gone tgaln You know, dont you' lm referrmg to the coke mtchme It seemed to be an excellent 1dea at flrst but maybe tt vx 15 too excellent Everyone w1s throxymg IIILICLIS 1w1y on eokes So the bug red mtehlne oceupled Its corner IH the h1ll for only 1 short tlme The popcorn machme, however, h 1d better luek It st1ll stands, undrsturbed The semor play Youth Takes Over excellently done under the dlrectron of Mlss Merthe 1nd the semor btnquet ID May at the Inn were unforget Q Kr X Xl! table events of the second semester The end of school always brrngs a sertes of banquets GA A O Hrgh Players, H Y, to mentlon 1 fem of them And then the prom' Even last years un1or Prom, be1ut1ful and excrtrng as rt w1s couldnt outdo thrs ye 1rs The yumors really worked hard to mtke that prom clrmax all others I hope next year s yunrors w1ll grve next years senlors a formal that IS just as good a reward for all therr efforts After the week end the Fme Arts glrls spent at the lxke, we went to the senror breakfast wrth a slrghtly sad feeltng Cookrng our own food burnrng the bacon, our eyes smartmg from the smoke was yolly but thus oce1s1on meant yust one thing tl1e year had actually re tched 1n end As vue looked back, vue realxzed th tt happrness and gayety were not the only emotrons the year had brought us In late February we all had felt the same shocked horror at the news of Mnlton Reynolds detth We had thought of hlm I5 our frlend, for hrs genurne frrendllness caused every one to lrke hrm C 1ps and gowns, the famllrar struns of Pomp and Lrrcumstance, dxplomas mother year at Oberlrn I-Irgh School was f1n1shed Q . . . 1,-1, , 1-,ge I - X C V ,f'- 1 1 ,a . . . rx? , R 1 . 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Row: UNIQR Mary Frances Ashby Carol Berg Roger Bowman George Broadwell Donna Burns Elaine Carruthers Rowena Chang Carolyn Court Emma Denny Ralph Edgar Grace Floyd John Gaeuman Diane Grubbs, Barbara Gultle, Thomasine Hange, Vincent Hart, Betty Heilman, Millicent Helke Second Roux' Rachel Hill, Jane Houghton, Arlene Hurst, Mary jane Hurst, Kathryn Jenks, Stephanie johnson 'I'bird Roux' Vivian Knepper, Sheridan Knisely, Erdine Koenitzer, Giles Kruger, Nils Lou, Norma Moore Alice Murray Barbara Pitts David Schnarr Shirley Seaman, Secretary-Treamrer CLASS Richard Owen, Vice Preyitfwzt Richard Parker Doren Portman Wilda Rucker Frank Schubert Paul Schubert Sallie Sears Barbara Smith Fin! Roux' Floyd Smith, Robert Smith, Nancy Spaulding, Bruce Steiner, Daniel Super, Edwin Taylor, Prexi- dem Secorlif R011 .' Robert Thompson, Pete Tromboff, Pearl Ann Turner, Virginia Turner, Richard Van Ausdale. Donald Wasserman Thin! Rout Vivian West, Williani Wilbur, Mary Wright 9 SCDPHCDMCRES OI I K IRS Ronald Waln Prerulent Ann Kepler Vzre Premleni Marilyn Manns Setrelarm Treayurer Room ull? rl nl WM W0 VU1ll1am Powers Rlthard Weaver Richard Stofan Ronald Waln Theodore West Donald Lmden Rlcharl Murphy Jy johnson Lloyd Ashby Jon Slmpson llorcnu. Tanner Marxam Tromboff George Totolu Louxs lxopots Wxllxam Molyneaux Natalle Powers Dons Pratt Marilyn Manns kenneth Wxlllutnnd Chrlstlne Reynolds Nancy Yonkmgs joan Whxte Elsnf. Thompson but Ann Xlerle Beatrlce Parker Lons Van Ausdale Leon Russell Ronald Hellman Richard Howard Albert Holloway Helen Haugh Ann lxcplcr Iunc Brrtlu Daynl C am lwlc Rrthard Hammer Clare Haullx Luclus Clancy Lynds lones Robert Falls Dean Harley Geraldme Hof? Joanne Broun Marlannc Btrhor Xxllllllll Con lim Harold Axelrod wlllldm lannm NL1draDoug.,las Sally Lxndstadt Marnan Allen Bu ldy Cropp Amcln Btrtoto lxlthltnn Dmttlm llorcnce Bartholomcvy Alvln Broyyn ff jf : f f , ' .' , ' ' 5 , ' 9- x 5 -. .lf 0,7 v V lv ' ll' : A, . , ,V . '. y , -Y - f ., ' ', , , .v ', ,' RU , .- III, , .' .H , ' . .,, f, .L ,uk 3, - II' . 5 ' . ' V f ,x , ' , , . , x , 2 . A i 'Y' 'Q 4 , 2. . ' ' . It 1 :, -K .' . V, . v ' , ' 3 1 , 1 ' yy L Q 'A .. FRESHME Room 7U-4 R01 m 706 OFIICFRS XY'1ll1am McEwen Preuffenl Wrllram Mclxrnnex Vue Premleul Loretta Hurst Scanlan Valerra Tororu Trearurer oan Stemer Helen Helms Donna Vkaln lames Pash XX rllram bmrrh XX rllram 'wlnlsxxen Raxmond Xarlwcr Cecelra Niaxo Anna Mae Sadlo Bern Palmer Samuel Perroff Robert Lovxrx Howard Pressnell Helen Murphx Georma Taxlor Bucrlx Swrr Dorrs Xiuorc George Threrer Gola Max XX rllram NfLlXll'l!'lLX Claxton Horlner Parrrua Walter Xalerra Tororu jean Rrrrer Grape Thompson Rrrharl Seaman lrvxrn bharp Roger XY 1la,ur Rrchard Fenn Hcnrnerra Albrrghr Niargaru Cox lohn Casrcnarla Daxld Cannon Irul OX ms Nlarrlxn louls Nlarrlsn Bauman Rrchard Boclxmore Rnqharrl Born ames Grbson Nlarx Nrrholson Phxllls Drcdrralx Lors Niaurrn Lrllxan Wheeler Bcrrx 'Xshhx Dwrwrhs C illfl skx Loretta Hursr Anna Frrend Exelxn lxes D4 nald XX arren lrmhn Barnarl Donall Dorrm Bern Xashcr Nnrma l'1el ls lrmmm lxcs Dmlall Bralr url loan lasrm Namx Qnrnman Karharmc Bohrer lames Barnes Darrell Yealrrns 7ll l Mary Anne Novack, Thelma Gibbs, Harrlc johnson, Il. 3 I ' '.., 'Q 1 V . f, 4 j 3. - l. I ' 'r. r '. ' A '. r Clk, j . EIGHTH GRADE Room 705 III Margaret Neumann Lols Schmitz Fred Hart Dorls Qulnn Sidney Wynn Theron Burnett Dolores Meltzer II I Room 703 Ixfwm alll I 7 I Leroy Prxtchett john jason Dorothy Stewart Kenneth Smrth Ernest Denny Janet Hurst Mrlferd Babcock June Kern Mary Lou Geauman Anna Lemlnger Tom Greene Joe Semeny Nathan Nash Robert Coleman Betty Turner Martha Lawall Rlchard Bungard Joe Walt Gerald Yarber Rlchard Fovsler Lme1lHollovnay Dorls Holmes Mary Nxcholson Betty Freed Bonnie Prmcehorn Rxchard Robmson Mary Hunslclter Beverly Hatter Peabody Rlchard Klmmey Glorla Donaldson Rrchard Huston Dolores Wrlson Martha Robrnson Nancy Butler Lois Slmpson Lysbeth Young Walton Rlce Rexth Wxllnams Mary Arm Smgleton Gloria Klermund Greta Ruth Getty janet Gurtsak Patrlcua Merle Ruth Allce Young Rosalne Broome R1cl'ard Rodrrguez Patrncra Worcester Celeste Colltns Lors Douglas Rosalmd Kennedy Nancy Hungate David Mabry IIY . I Y' , Y . w Y ' . . , . . Y Y I. Alvin Norris. Robert Hamlin, Nancy Walter, Kathryn Hanmer, Glenn Carruthers, Ronald Oakley, George x w i ll r - l A - v ll I y l v '1 - - - v Iv , I . 'y . , ' y , , . Y , ' V H ,3-I ' SEVE TH GRADE Room IU 1 I rf 1 WI I I I ,Dv I Neal bhannon Chalmer Davxdson Wxlllam Fdvxards LorcnzoXValltcr Lzcluul Alexmler RL1dollBlLhn1lx1 Davltl Ixurtz Douglas Ixlnsex Wlllram Annahle Marsm Blttncr Carol Horvath Barbara Green Dorothx Commgs Carol Gurtsak Xiarx Butlongahsm Xian Hurl Bonnre Iowxler Marlon Bxckel Betty Smxth Lols Freed Sxlua Xwhnthcld Rmhard Berg, Roger Barone Regls Yasher Paul Bell XX1ll1am Fastcrhroolx 5l1lI'lLX Ionu Carol Humphru Gerald Broome Charles Ixunlcler Albert McRoh rts joseph XX allter Rrtharl Iollx Helen Lc1n1n,L,er john Stanlleld Marian Xiorran judx ThornL limes Arlonson Dull Laxsall Xxlllldll Xkxnn Donald bmlrh Exelxn Houghton XXIHSIOKK XIcBurnex Iamt Irs: r Rohert Ixern XX xllxam Broome Marxlsn XIcDoIe Elmcda Sdauhcrt Iwclxn Drager C harlns XX nr Iarrx XX L1 Lancrte Xonlongs Robert Xkooldrrdge Leonard Smlth Xiarrlxn Bal lt 'Xrtlmr XX xrloxuon Dan el Clarltn balls Stluhus Pegg Peabodx George Thompson R1chard but IU Donall XX ltlts Bcttx Gamhle Loren XXooster Dawd Xiasnard Marx Toth The: lore Nmlth Rohcrt Brxa I XX1lma Xlanns Xian Lee Schmdler XY1ll1am Meltzer Dorothx Las port Xirldrel XXxnn bamucl Xixlls Leona Laxport Thomas Xkrlhur Donna Xiax Xleston Xiarx Lau Pharcs 5l'llI'lLX H tk Ih mr C rcen Ronald SX an Donald Gordon 'Norman bmuth baral- Xlorrrs Xiarx Helen Thomas Charles Broome Xlarx Ann Doxm Shlrlex Loxurx Llna Xlltthell Nhr lu R :mrs Nll lu Xlclxlnnex Alan banders Andrew Stofan Regxna Xasher Loretta Russ. 3.1. Il. I , , I' ' , ' ',l',' 'g .. I' L. I' A I 1 1 I ,' 1 I 1 ,Y Il I ' - i . Q r . . . 'V .-: -, , . , . . ' , 2 . ' ' . I . R ff I1 - - II, ' , , A ' . I' 1, ' '. . .N . ' I ver. Nancy Hange, Mary Lou Broadwell. Richard Lancashire Gordon Young. I ' 2 . ' '. ' . I Q tl . t H Rr1f,7f JI,- Ill, 1' ' ,, Y' , . 'f . ' ' . at Q . ' ,'!i, U t I . , - V ' V' '. ' . .I . 1 . . I 1 .. r . Y 1 A A .Q V I, Q Y Yr. 5 A -V WA A, Q Aix A .u U Ax ,. 'A , , T, . 1 , ' . .. , WITH PEN AND I K When the seventh grade Englnsh classes studred poetry many puplls wrote verse some of the best examples of whlch are gnven ln the next column Thrs year a new club was formed by the etghth and nmth grade boys a jumor H1 Y orgamzatnon Called the Spartan Club Among the clubs ac tnvxtnes thrs year have been gym mghts hrkes guest speakers swlmmmg and a photography contest The offxcers are Bunky Seaman presldent Dav1d Mabry vrce president George Peabody secretary and Glenn Carruthers treasurer The junior hugh also had 1ts own athletrc pro teams These teams were very successful thrs seas on and wlth a l1ttle more expernence Oberllns future teams should add more than one trophy to the case In the second floor hall Several plays were glven by the Engllsh classes tmong them scenes from Treasure Island and the radxo play Mr Illllot s Crazy Notron the story of the fxrst car ID Scotland For scenes of junior hrgh lrfe turn to page 64 Here the three Master Mmds FLIIX WHITE EDGAR FAIIS PETER CHASE are at work on thelr O Harb Tm et column IMI CHASING THE BLUES I have some llttle enemres Who call themselves the blues Luke all other klnds of foes They are ple sant lungs to lose So when I know they re plannmg To come and spend the day I send 1 little smrle out To ch se them tll away George Tbompmfz SNOW The snow IS on the ground so deep And on the hnlls and mountalns steep Its 1n the rlvers and on the stream Leavmg there an rcy gleam Then children play on the xce And people skatlng oh' so nlce And then snow IS a bad thlng too Cettrng under wheel or shoe It makes some people a nervous wreck and other people say Oh heck' But some people always say Oh boy' So snow has brought both sorrow and loyl jerry Broome GOOD MORNING Good mornmg this good mornmg thlt Good mornlng dog good mornrng cat Good mornlng tree good mornlng house Good mornnng cow good mornmg mouse Paul B ll . . 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W GRDS W ORDS , 0 9 O Community sharing of especially rasry lunches. The library sraff this year acquired new faces, ' L . . 1 ' - 'A ' N45 '1 . ' - . r . ' :- I ' . ' . ' ' ' ' - H ' l . . ' 1 V Q ' ' Z E H ' . l l IJ-A - N 5 .15 -rl' 11 .1 'Q 1 g if fs.. r ' ' ' - ' L' A ' y l ' ' '-fk' 1 14 . .' ' . 2 eukes mel III agreelblx 1m51px tone LlllI'lLIf.I'lZLLl he l1br1rx un Mund 1x noun when the O H1Lh 111 hrs butt mer The members med lx rep rrerb rm mu 1 ne Grubb L lf r Ning N111 s rwu rurmerl 1nrereur1nL u1I11mn5 thx: xc rr wlunv xx1rh the regular: uf I 1 r yelrs The new g1rl5 hxd mueh to lelrn of llbflfy xunrk flllllfb buuks md cxrds the frequent xxr1r1n5 of merrlue 511 md he lub ut leeelmng order Lneler Mus NI 11. 5 5111 erusmn the g1rl5 hue done xx ell lil 36 f .W 1 4 u ' I fkiwae, , is nm: gg, 'raw-L 4. 1 Q-..,, . W'--.,.,W,. '-'-W-.vm ...W . 5 3 4 . I , 2 f-A..:..,, W wh' If f 3 . M wg W, . 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C J QJJQII F19 OR EIGHTEEN YEARS Professor Don Morrison h ts devoted great time and effort tow 1rd making Oberlin High School s band and orchestra fine musrcal organizations The malorette groups originated and developed by Mr Morrison lnve become an estlblished ptrt of the marching band His books concerning mxrching and mayor ettmg have been popular in this country and abroad His blton classes have givcn girls of ill lges a chince to enjoy the twirling md dlncing routines of the malorettes The basis of the orchestra string section hrs long been his morning classes Always given mtny their first instruction md experience in conducting I-Irs supervisions in our school ended with his retirement at the end of the frrst semester of this year In these brief lines, the students of Oberlin High School, especrllly those who hlve hld the opportunity of working under his super vision, express to him their deepest appreciation 1nd their sincerest th lnks for his constint guidance md IITSPIFIIIOH 3232323 232323 Starting ruth the fall footbill serson, the band under the direction of Mr Duid Plink and Mr Morrison performed in some entertunrng half time programs The trun ind bubble pipe formlnons will long be remembered rlso who could forget the tricky dincc and tmrling routines worked out by the ITIIIOFLIILSA During the winter the bind played tt some of the blsketbrll grmes PSI In its concert repertoire, the band enyoyed play ing many types of numbers The modern Two Moods Overture by Clare E Grundman the harmonicllly appealing In a Monastery Garden by Ketelbey and the ever popular Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa were all favorites Mr Plank began orchestra rehearsals at the end of marching season The organization was first helrd in a Christmas program put on in collabora tion with the various vocal groups Orchestra members found the problems of such numbers as Roses Our Waltz Cadman s Festrval March, ind I-Iolsts Suite in E Flat perplexing indeed but well worth the time and effort spent on them Vocal music was very popular this year Boys Glee Club Boys Fnsemble Girls Ensemble, and Mrxed Chorus 111 under the direction of Mr Pl :nk ind the Girls Glee Club under the super vision of Miss Madgsick were all well supported by the school Both ensembles and many soloists in thc annual spring music contests for high school musici ms The Girls Glee Club enloyed among its concert numbers The Bees, Pirate Dreams, and Ave M1r11 The blnd and orchestra, long dormant in the field of social activities, presented a party for its members 1nd their guests rn February A rather hefty Barbershop Quartet composed of Reita Colc, Liurene Fowler Helen Haugh, and Mari anne Birbor, supplied a few choice numbers Gnmes and dancing were also enloyed by the group As 1 climax to the yeirs work, the ennre music department combined to give two spring concerts In April band Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee Club, and Boys Lnsemble presented ln equllly pleasing per form lnce -G. irfijyri y 1 . 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ET lllfli I . 'E l. .12Rs: IEIII IJ 1.-I ire, f77'1Yt 4 If ' -I ll. ' I - 'Q' ' 'A A vclr' 'fnll'l. H' a, I ' D A A 'Al I I 'QI A I IV. Mt 1' lun- Hu , . lfl r- A 'II er, rls 5 ' l' I . V' '. I 4' All A rn AA ' nf - I, L , 1 'Q 'z' . I ' . ntl 4 it ' 1 .T f 1. 1- l L . Al an ' Br: ' . M. 'll' I ' . lil 1' A' Q 3 X I ' . .f ' , 7. - . 'V - Clnurt, A t er, I el gt tj . tnlcy OIflflC.IZR.: 7 f 5 ' 5 ,. . e a , I I, Il. Donna Burns, Constance Stitlley, Clhristine IV- David Plank UlI1'C4f0f?- Pillll SCIWUIWYY- Etlgaf ,lu .I L' All -'A' .L .' -ll.. if ' ' H- U 4. ', 4 .. It '. Ill. Qt A 'I A, I a ,f ' I. I 4 t af. LQ' I' I . r. V' F ' LIL V I I W ' L 1 ' .4 l . Li., :I V ,ny A 11- '. . I- A I Q . Y.. Q Z '. 2 . xrzl' .' ll- I - 'n 1 - I ' . , ! 'A . - ,I ' , I l ' A I I Asrde from the regultr I'I'lL1S1L program wh1ch ILQIVLS trf11n1ng to over one fourth of the student body O H S provldes many other extra curr1cular 1ct1v1t1es offerlng spec11l progrxms for spec1al 1n tcrcsts 'Ihe semor h1gh club groups H1 Y F1ne Arts F H A have become 1ncreas1ngly popular For those mterested ID dramancs O H1gh Players fLflVCS them the opy ortun1ty to get actlng exper1ence l 1tcr1rv work IS done by the school s news publ1ca trons U Hzcb L1 qhta 1nd the ye 1rbook, the 0 Hrfgb Athletrc groups rre prov1ded for both boys and g1rls The school supports three mayor sports for C 'X A progr1m1ncludes hockey b1sketb1ll and xolleybrll for the g1rls The work of the cheer le1d1ng groups IS seen at the v1r1ous sports events E h ye t the sen1or cheerle1ders conduct 1 cheer lctdmg cl1ss w l11Ll'l pI'OVlLlLS new m1ter11l for the follow IUQ ye xr The ICLl1I1lCl1I'lS group has done cl fine yob of br1ng1ng moxxes to us The crew composed of Dlck XX elycr Robert Fuls Bob H1ml1n and Dlck Fowler h IS not only m1de the y su 11 educ,1t1on pro gram 1n the school 1 success but has shown mow 1es 1nd hts set up sound systems for dances grade lvl GIRLS ENSEMBLE Laurene Fowler Cec1l1a Mayo D8VlLl Plank tchrectorl Mary Wrlght Ellen Lancash1re Constance Snclley Ann Kepler Carole K1mmel Bett1 Born Phyllss Blackburn Sally Lmtl Stdct school act1v1t1es, and meet1ngs of vanous loc tl clubs The yun1or h1gh IS not w1thout IIS outs1de act1v IIICS ABC sports form the basxs for future VIFSIIY te 1ms A new club the Spartans hls been created by and for yun1or h1gh boys One organ1z1t1on wh1ch has both lumor and sen1or hxgh members IS the jumor Red Cross Th1s or0an1zat1on IH our school was planned at the be g1nn1ng of the fall term by MISS Pease, Nancy O11 ver, and Nancy Stofan Dur1ng the summer the Nancys attended the Natlonal un1or Red Cross l1n H1gh School They brought back much useful 1nformat1on about the organ1zat1on the functxons and the a1ms of the un1or Red Cross Under Mlss Pease s guldance the COLll'lCll of seventeen students one representanve from each home room w IS or grnrfed Nmcy Stofan was elected presndent 1nd Rowena Chang secretary The counc1l began IIS work bv hemmmg towels to be sent to Poland The next project w as the fllhng of th1rty two small g1ft boxes for overseas rehef The whole student body donated generously Ex ery thmg from wash cloths to yew s harps was collected lll. , ' 4' V , 11. ' , A , ' l I N il . A . . V , -- , . 1 . , , .. S 1 1 M l, , . ., z 1 . . 4A 41 I 1 '- - ' v A . h ' K ' ' vc I . A S 1 l 4 . Q . I . 1, . J . boys: football, basketball, and trackg and the convention in Cleveland as representatives of Ober- . 1 . . 1 ' ' ', 1 1 . ' ' Y . ' ' v v I I Y ' - 4 I I . . 7 ' A Y -ac ' . ' ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' ' , K ' , '1 ' '1. ' ' ' ' ' 1 '1 ' . , '1 - V '-1 , 1 '.. . 1 . '. ' 1 ,N ' -'1 ' f ' 1 , K v. A t I ' 2 '- 1 ' . 1 l . l ' ' V ' - ' 'D 4 1 . V , , ,i- L W. ' c - , A - Y - 1 . - 1 v 7- 1 Y Y I Y' ' 1 1. ' 1 ' , - ' ' ' . OLD Ml MBFRS Creorge Larruthers Raymond Prultt Don Thomas prernfenl Donald Lamyermcycr Tom Bosworth Robert Lfoerner Ted Stephan Dan Fletcher Duck Behr Wnllnanl Cameron Tom Browne Alex HCIHSAIIHCI Nnclt lxosanoyxth Etlgcar la ls C1eorg,e Thorne Dick Gxlbert Ellsworth Shefheltl Mr Alter Santly St el Howard Broaclwell LeRoy Knepper Alhert Hellte W1lllan1 Bohrer Duane Gordon Wlllntm Steel Boh Baxter Mr Falrthxll Nl NX' Ml MBl RS Drtlx Parltcr Doren Portman Frank Schubert Bruce Stuner Harvey Wcmcmtl C lles lxruc g,er Nnls Lou Roger Bov man john Thompson XX zlllam Cacuman VIDQCHI Hart Daryym Sharp Dan Super Rollancl lxoenltzer Arthur lolt DdVlkl Schnarr Edyym Taylor Dlclt Yan Ausclale Dick Oyyen Paul Schubert Yloytl Smith George Broatlxyell Bolw Thompson Boh Petty Bob Smn h F H A OFFIC ERS Arlene Hurst, premf nf Dons Pr1tt zlec preuldenl Sue Ann Merle tetre hlfj ffldllhef Carol Berg Beatruce Parker Thomasme Hange Betty Hellman Margaret Parker VIVIAD West Lottle ones Mary Ashby Sue Ann Merle Mrs lxoemtzer Arlene Hurst Alene johnson Emma Denny Chr1st1nc Reynolds Vlvlan lxnepper lxathryn Jenks juannta leaklns Carol lxuhns The H1 X Club h1v1ng tl1e l1rgest membersh1p IH 1ts h1story 1nd enyoymg one of 1ts most successful ye1rs under the glllclllltff of Don Thom IS IS PFCSI dent 1nd Mr Alter 1nd Mr F11rch1ld IS 1dv1sers, held numerous IHICFCSIIDQQ meetlngs HIIYISKJH D1ll1rds t1lk on tr lck 1nd h1s expenences 1n Eur ope XY orld berxes Moues 1 yomt meetmg wlth the l'1ne Arts Club 1n wh1eh Mrs Steyenson showed her moyles of Afrlcl 1nd the 1nnu1l H1 Y Flne Arts Chr1stm1s form1l were h1ghl1ghts of the ye1r A sprmg p 1rty Ind 1 flrew ell speech by Mr Alter concluded the clubs ICIIXIIICS Fme Arts 1n1t11ted n1neteen new members th1s ye 1r The g1rls met II the Art Bu1ld1ng on Septem fume leg m1ke up o1tme1l y1sel1ne 1nd sundry other substmces Then they were roped 1nd dragged through the 1rboretum 1nd the golf course and fintlly to Monroe s b1rn Here they were fed 1 de hghtful dlnner of methylene blue p1lls ylnegar pablum ind spxghettl Th1s lllllflg presented qcute 1 co11tr 1st to the 1mpress1ye c 1ndle l1ght cere mony held the next week to complete the 1n1t1at1on Followmg the 1n1t11t1ons the club settled down to 1 y 1r1ed ser1es of meet1ngs he1d l1ned by guest spe1lcers M155 M1r1 a n1t1ye of Spam who talked 1bout he1 country 1nd d1d 1 few of her n1t1ye d1nces won the h1ghest appreclatxon of the g1rls Other guest spe1lcers rncluded Reyerend F1elds t1lk1ng on C1n Vue Sueceed IH l.1fe XX lthout a College Educ 1r1on Mlss Hogen on her home 1n 'Norw ll Mrss R1sden the schc ol psycholog1st on There Are Problem P1rents Nlot Problem Ch1l dren Mrs Hmnon on te1eh1ng '15 Z1 yocanon and M1ss Ludw1g o11 1nform1t1o11 1bout movle produc t1ons Memor1ble events of tl1e ye1r 1ncluded the Chr1stm1s g1ft exehlnge p1rty If wh1ch Mrs W1r ner w'1s 1 guest the thr1ll1ng Y1le Prrnceton game between two groups of Oberl1n College women the prev1ously ment1oned Afr1c1n moyres shown by Mrs W1ll11m Stevenson lf the yornt Fme Arts H1Y meet1ng 1nd the much enjoyed mother daughter meet1ng A new 1ct1y1ty th1s year w1s the successful b1ke s1le held 1t the Oberl1n Co Op The f1yor1te socrtl eyent of the ye1r was the Chnstmas formal held 1t the l1mes Brand House w 1th FDLISIC by Count XVllll1mS Four sen1or g1rls 1ny1ted to yoln the club dur1ng the second semester were Norm1 Beese Betty Sm1th Estella Rucker and Betty T1mchuk The Home Economlcs Club F H A yoy ed a full ye1r w1th 1 large membersh1p a num ber of new men1bers yomrng the organ1z1t1on f1t the beg111n1ng of the second semest r Among the enterta1n1ng ICIIYIIICS were such treats as the h1yr1de 10 September wh1ch eyeryone thought one of the best OCLISIORS of the ye1r the annual Home Economles formal ID October one of the re1lly suceessful d1nces g1yen throughout the ye1r 1nd the box soc11l on M1rch nmth an eyenmg lull of fun for 1ll One of the club s best proyects yy IS the February b1ke s1le Eyery member enjoyed the dy1r1t1ges 1nd oy portun1t1es offered by tl1e club wh1ch owes much to Mrs lxoemtzer 1dy1ser lITLl Arlene Hurst ysres1 dent l57l P - 1 V ,Q ' I 1 1411 .1 I 1 ' ' 1. o Q 0 1. 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O-HIGH PLAYERS Productions this year by O-High Players, Ober- lin Highs dramatic association. were limited to as- semblies and skits held at club meetings. Among the assemblies given for the high school was Mush- rooms Coming Up, falso given to the Bee Keep- ers' Society of Lorain County ll and among the skits were The Stupid Witness, johnny and his Pa, and Gratitude, Extensive alterations were made on the stage this year: beige backdrops of a newer and better type than the old ones and two new rheostats for dim- ming the stage lights and footlights were purchased. Miss Merthe, faculty adviser to the organization, held classes in make-up and pantomime, and a change in the award pins was made for eligible senior members on graduation. In the spring, the senior class presented the play Youth Takes Over by Betty Smith and Robert Finch. The story of Youth Takes Over reminds one of the antics of Henry Aldrich and the comedy Whitt :1 Life! so popular with high schools a few years ago. The setting of Youth Takes Over is also the principals office of the high school. The main character, Albert Willitiins, sixteen years old, has a knack for getting into trouble, and everything is blamed on him. The principal, hoping to re- form Albert by giving him responsibility, appoints him head of the l.eague of Young Citizens. Daz rf Stlvmzrr zziuy lbe pie from Tom Bmtzortb in zine 'Azlfzzzal' tmemblg. i nf f l S l lx 4,6-f5f'Xf5fNQ. ' I I' l' Q' ln order to raise money for the organization, Albert produces a carnival and prints paper money to encourage wild spending. The carnival goes along smoothly until the sponsor, a rich dowager. loses 550,000 on a gambling invention of Alberts Wlien the principal demands that Albert refund the money, the receipts of the evening are discov- ered missing. Act two ends with mass confusion. Everything is Hnally straightened out when the dowager decides she is pleased with all the publicity and when Pop, the janitor, says that he deposited the receipt in the bank during the carnival. Al- berts name is cleared, and he is made the president of the League for an unlimited time. The play has a great many character parts - Pop, the lovable old janitorg Mr. Andrews, the absent minded Latin professorg and Miss Gunther, the flirtatious old maid-as well as the typical high school students and faculty members. CAST OF CHARACTERS Aim Gfwzbw- L L LL Caizoria Kmiuiai, Aim Szicbney L BARBARA C?AMm.ia A1111-, Rtzfbbone M ri. loner Ifflvel L, L L Szzrmby Pliippf Dilffe Brice Peggy Bmtwl Hefty Bm zz '11 L Crlfflrfd Iitzrbtmz Pup Doctor Prem 012 Mr. f17IlfI'C'll' it SIl'f11bIH'IIL' juries Alfufrf ll i!!i.m1.i' Gui Lam!-eri Lemzj Btzrrly Red Ifllii Henry The Poitminz l58l l.At'R12Ni2 lfowiaiu L lN'lARGIli Pi-iii.1.iPs L MAliGAliIZ'I' PARKER PAT EuM1'Nus NANO' Ol.iyiait Noiuym l'llZIfSli KATHY SAD1.o Ai,I.i5x'AN XX'Aiui KM' liiiis Eiioixa Fairs Clisoaotf THoRNi1 Tom Boswoaru Roiiaxii Koiimirzipiz Howfxkn l5ROAl?XVlfl.I. Eiisxvoitru SHIEI-'l'Ilil,lJ Alix l ll:lNfiAR'l'NlER DAN lfi.iJic HIAR Tom liitowxit BILL l5oHRiik F ES 1, , -,Q 1 ,A 5 N-S+ r ' .u 5 cop 4 P v.i- .f l ' ti W Fwy- .ht r. Q? . 4. ' P . V , f 'L pnq V . f..f- - ' A iv. ...AH 'L Q . S a I G.. x in f 2- -- .. ,- I :A 5 t 5 If 'Q fi 1 MARGUERITE GRILLS, who came to us from Ridge- ville, was originally an Oberlin High girl, herself. She completed her college training at Ohio State in 1940, and has studied at Miami University and Ohio State during two summers since then. In addition to her biology and gym classes, she has capably headed the G. A. A. for the past six years, and this year she was the senior sponsor of the Fine Arts Club, too. Only a girl who has served on the G. A. A. board during her four years in high school can begin to realize the great amount of time Miss Grills gives to making this organization the success which it is. J' 1' - a i 1 X 1 - lf' X7 Red and Blue Basketball Teams BLUE TEAM-back rnuu' Margaret Parker, Carolyn RED TEAM-back roux' Barbara Seavers, Kathleen Court, Helen Gibson, Mary Wriglit, jean Murray, Dietlin, Pat Turner, Betty Smith, Rachel Hill, from fron! ron: Amelia Bartoto, Molly Marshall, Nancy wuz' Claribel Kafka, Norma Beese, captaing Nancy Stofan, captaing Barbara Pitts, Spaulding, Hattie Johnson, lfi0l BOARD-Starzdirzg' Molly Marshall. Sally Lintlstatlt. Shirley Seaman. Ann Kepler. Norma G' A. A. Moore. jane Houjhton, Rarhel Hill. lflorcnte Tanner, 'lean Murray. Carolyn Court is Seated: Norma Bcese, p1'c,iirfu11.' Miss Grills. llifzzuffx Red and Blue Hockey Teams BLUE TEAM: RED TEAM Ill. Rachel Hill, Arlene Hurst, Norma Moore, Betty Heilman. ll. Margaret Parker, Betty Smith, Shirlex' Seaman. Norma Beese, Molly Marshall. I. Sally Lindstatlt, Emma Denny, Grace Thompson Mary Mills wwf pfrlureiff. Virginia Turner. Brirlmra Pitts. Pearl Ann Turner Loretti Hurst Elsie Thompson. II. Lois Hoftner, Nancy Stot.in. liarlmra Serivers. Alanitt Stott. Clarolyn Court, Kathleen Dietlin. ,lean Murray. Amelia Bartoto, Under the wise and inspiring supervision of Miss Grills, the G. A. A. again had a very interest- ing year. The club's activities began with the an- nual picnic in the arboretum and with the initiation of the new freshmen members by the sophomores. The girls' enthusiastic response to the hockey season provided the classes with many vigorous. ex- citing games, The senior class won the inter-class hockey tournament, and the Red and Blue all-star game took place soon afterward. Under the bright lights of the football field, the Blues won a hard- earned victory over the Reds with a score of I-0, The winter weather drove the girls into the gym, and the volleyball tournament commenced. The juniors won the plaque for this sport. and the Blues were again victorious in the all-star game, The ever-popular basketball season with its large turn-out began with the inter-class games and culminated with the much anticipated Red and Blue game on March IZ. The fast moving action kept the score tied until the final moments of the last quarter. Witli added vigor, the Blues made two quick baskets, ending the game I8-I-f The team members and the spectators seemed thorough- ly to enjoy this excellent exhibition of girls' basket- ball. That evening. during the half-time period, a German hand amused the audience, and the various l42l sports trophies were awarded to the winning classes. The juniors received the plaque for volleyball, and the seniors were presented with both the hockey plaque and the much coveted basketball trophy. After the game, the G. A. A. provided dancing in the gym to the music of Ifrnestine Bare's band. Taking over the management of the food stand this year, the G, A. A. supplied hot dogs. cokes. and candy bars for the spectators at the football games. The hard work of the chairman, Arlene Hurst. made this venture a big success and added many dollars to the treasury. The traditional banquets and parties were held again this year. The Red and Blue members of the various all-star teams enjoyed the dinners given before their games, and the annual sports banquet on February 9 was attended by the whole club. During the Christmas season, the association had a most successful party. with caroling, food. and pres- ents. A group of girls presented 'Twas the Night before Christmas. and a very jolly Santa, Molly Marshall, distributed the gifts, liveryone had a good time. In May the Oberlin Inn was the scene of the final social gathering of the members. The awards for the vear's work were given. the officers for the following year were announced. and the seniors were bid farewell. -4 f T' .A 4 'J E 'L .,y 'E . ., - ..L-y. V . .nv I 1 ai 1 ' '. x f .Y ' . e ' 4 L ' - -' ' 'M J ' ' ' I iff A1 Ze I fu 3 -5. .' fl Q ' ' 1 if in - ' :- 1 ff as -,xi if 4 ' 1, . -t if 1. 'S if K 1 , - ' K 'Q' 632 ' ,- . 1 3 -- ' lit Q Q ' ' r ' 3 9 'U 9 af' - A 'w' .- , , n MM :ug-M -:-LA-,ggi-M .Tv 1 , fm-'fill'-l--'zvw - -f - v1::.g7..a..:,:..g' AA ,.-rf L -ff'-Y V ,ig Q I 5. Y Q , lr Q ' Y xasivw, - 'l 1 xgif ' ff w 'Q l ' . ,' , 1,4 R . 'i 1 . '-is . -V X . 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G. gf sf TP? it J, ,f . -I v'-'f' di ' 1' , wi i gf, 'Q 'Ad . f 3 ,J .f 2 .T ,r-'Dv ' Pali?-, i -1 ATHLETICS The hrst e111 for ftll footblll prtetlee two weeks before the begrnntng of the sehool term brought rn nge lot of huskres to the field After three weeks of prelrmrnrry swettmv md p11y ledrnlng the 1llC1llI1S h rd been whrpped IIHCJ shrpe Seven w eeks ltter the te rm bo tsted five vretorres rn seven sttrts tnd the eo ehtmptonshrp of the Csleveland Southw estern Conferenee No less th1n nrne of the tw enty two pltyers on the Oberlrn sqtmd hftd re eerxed 1 mor 1b1e posrtlons on the tnythle 11 A11 C ouferenee Te rm Those reeelvxng posrtrons were D ek Behr Tom Browne Du rne Gordon Nlek Kos rnox rch Drek Bftrtoto, Don Thom rs B111 Boh :er Don Ltmr ermeyer ftnd Fellx White lew w111 forget the hne tlty of Stephln md C uneron nt ends Thom ts 1nd Ltmvermeyer tt ttekles md Brrtoto 1nd Kosqnovrch at the guwrds The eenter slot w IS mrsterfully frlled by Ctpmrn Tom Brow ne A fleet of ftst, h1rd runnrng bfteks I a www: eomprrsed of Behr Gordon Bockmore, Wlmrte Yrrber Wfood 1nd Mahoney mn md prssecl befru trfully behrnd the exeellent proteetlon of the 11ne men A few stttrstles from the setson mry show why eotehes md storts w rrters e1111ed the Oberlrn squad the Powerhouse of the Southwestern Conference md one of the grertest terms rn Oberhn s grrdrron hrstory Prom t toml of 1987 ytrds guned the lI1L1l1H5 pleked up 1675 ylrds running Ind only lCJO'I BALL I1 AM tPretures on Pages 11 454 BORDIR PHOT05 Twp R011 Boelemore CQBJ Thom .1 IT! Behr CLI-11 Browne ce4 Whrte 1 BJ Cameron 115: Sammi Ron Stephan KE4 Gordon 1 Niahonex 1171 P 1C 1' llyzrzf rm Rohrnson Lamwermexer C T4 Wood ILH1 lxasono 1 B KCJ Smal! 1111111 1 D11rw1nSharp r Wm Craeuman I 161 Q X 359 yrrds pissing Seventy hxe of Oberllns ICJ frrst downs e tme vu the ground route The brrghtest spot on the whole se tson was eer mrnly Oberlrns vtctory at Ffurvrew The Wtr rrors were letdrng the leftgue then rnd Oberlrn left the held tt hllftlme on the short end of the seore In the seeond h11f however the Indrrn frns slw therr teftm re tlly go to work The frame ended wrth Oberlrn leadrng by .1 comfortible mftrgm The dwrkest spot of the yerr wqs the ne1rly dls lstrous CICIFVILXV gtme Th 1llLlllI'lS h rd pushed the C lrppers 111 over the held for three perrods md most of the fourth when rn the fin 11 four mln utes of playrntg trme the despemte Clrppers eon neeted wrth two long passes 'md left the Indmns stunned md be rten Remember when the Indrftns eored srx tunes on srx eonsecutrve plays and hrd them 111 mlled Indnr' s n 7 rout of Wellrngton Everyone seored thtt might Oberlrn M msfreld Oberhn Berea Oberhn Fnrvtew Oberlln Oberlrn Rrver Clelrvlew 71 Oberlin Wellrngtcbn 7 Oberlrn As 1 and 1 fw FOOTBALL Pages 41 45 SQIAD PHOIO rUlHIf7Rl1I4 Lontam Holloway Mt lzwen Owens Portman Geauman Gamble Nells Stofqn TlJ1!lfRflZl Sharp Thompson Axelrod Srmpson Bartoto Boelrmore Smrth Bockmore Hoff ner Behr 511111111 Rau Powers Russel Haullx lxrueg., r Whrte lxosanovrth Stephan Smrth C,anon Yarher Roblnson Flu! 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I ' I 4.0 Durlng the I7 se 1son tl1e Oberlln tl1111el1els Basleetbill Soon 1frer the Sl1LlLlxIIIL. of footb1ll getr Ober l1ns athletes took to the h trelxxoe el 1nd beg 1n b1s lcetb1ll pr1et1ee III e1r11est Co1eh Robmson qulek I1 buxlt 1 f1st 1eeur1te qlllllfll from l11s nueleus of three I'CILlI'Il1Hg lettermen from tl1e eh IIDPIUIISIIIIV 47 squ 1d The se1son ellel 11ot prove to be one of Oberl1ns best but the te1m fought g1mcly 1g11nst xerx el tssx opposmon mel 'LBIXL IQOOLI leeount of 1tself Thomris I.1mxfrmexer tnel Wfooel the tl1ree vet erans xxere outst1nel1ng but they reeelxed 1clm1r 1ble support from sueI1 prom1s1mg I 1CIS qs Don I ln den Mut VIUAIISLIIIC IRIN Super leRox Knep per Ted Stephm Hoxxre Broulxxell mel others IJIWLTIIII Oberltn Obr rI111 Oberltn Oberl111 Oberl111 Oberl1r1 Oberlln OIUCTIIII Obe rl111 7 fjxjl I r111 C le 1rx1exx 5e1e R Ruer XX LIIIIIQIUII 'Nlee 1111 Cle rx exx Bere1 R IQIXLI' XY LIIIIIQLIOII 7 3 N MIS IOR PALI 1 1141 I 1 1sl11re rn N Ol1xer IN C IXIINI e C7 Rfelvl B Steel IN Olxer S S1 In fc LM! 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Q -'ff ', ff f M Q J Q ll :gi 3 'M 11 AT' IVQ PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR J E BARNARD DR A F PIRAINO Dentist l7 W College St Phone 420 DR C W CARRICK Denhst 5 S Mann St Phone 581 DR H F DRYGAS Physician and Surgeon 5 W College St Phone 285 DR E GRAYKOVllSKl 33 W College St Phone 767 DR H G HOFFNER Dentrst 7 S Mcun St Phone 543 DR R A PHPPS Dentist 29 South Mann St Phone 687 DR J A MCGRANN Optometrrst 7 N Mann St Phone 275 Physician 92 S Mann St Phone 7l'l DR W A RICHARDSON Dentnst 5 West College St Phone 76 DR JAMES T STEPHENS Physician l5 College Place Phone 756 DR A C SIDDALL 45 W College St Phone 500 DR JEANNE H STEPHENS Physician l5 College Place Phone 756 DR l. H TRUFANT Physician and Surgeon l5 S Mann St Phone 583l DR C 0 COBB Vetermarlan Phone 7l5 Route 20 2 mules South of Oberlin O ,1 sw ,Ur sm ,Of -U1 mf -01 ww -of -of eff -of -of -of -0- -of ro 1 ' Dentfst Physician , . 2 . . ll, -AJ, ,Hx ,UQ Us P0-. fox Q ,ox ,UK Ay- ,154 ,of AJ- ,uf 1 O I O Agents for DINING ROOM Benelux Home Laundry AT THE OBERLIN INN A llamw Recommended by Duncan Hmes I G E Adventures In Good Eahng Dlstmchve Servlce PRIVATE PARTIES and BANQUETS HARDWARE CO MRS RAWDON Manager Telephone 510 PHONE 205 E J 0 E Fur and Cloth C0'1E CCLD Storage JOE S DRY CLEANING PHONE 749 S M 91 SOUTH MAIN STREET OBERLIN OHIO DRAPES I8 Years In Servlce BLANKET Graduation Glfts powers 81 Dawley Mon s Wear H R I C K S I7 W College ST Oberlm Ohlo PHONE IIS MI Qi 'O' 501 X01 N01 XO' 501 'O' XO' E01 301 20' 20' 20' 0 I IJ 1 I W . HI Hl ' Q 4 9 I I O ' J ' I O O x I ll ' ' ll for THE GBERLIN I I U I . , I 7 J O ' S ' c I J 0 E B . l T H 11 I J J ' J GT ' ER ' ' ' ' ' y. ,0. , Y ' fo- fo- fox .- - ' 7 O '40 0' SU' X01 20 elif 'O' X01 0' O O1 N71 U 0 'O' X01 XO' JANBY OIL CO Service Station and Tank Wagon Service HOSTONY TIRES BATTERIES ATLANTIC GAS and OILS HOME and AUTO TELEPHONE SUPPLIES Plx mouth DeSoto Pcukarcl International Trunks SALES and SERVICE at Rowe Goerner Motor Sales Phone 606 I64 E Lorain Street 0 I 57 571 j Y O w 1 ' m I rl ,0- -0- -0- - - - -0- -0- -0- -0- -ogq M Q 1 .,, il ,ax I 'w 'Maya 4 . X 19, X ik ,, , ,v ? ' 5 f A Q .J l A zj.. . 1 534,39 4 4 ' J? - i ' ,W ' , S 5 Q u x'- A O A - -fn W li fir, 3' ' ff :Li 31 o if C 0 '-U ,YO 24.1 5151 'Of HO! 301 50' 501 50' 'U' O Every person's life is vitally affected by his banking connection Early, make yourself known at a strong, friendly bank, and through the years, you will find it a stimulating connection pm5:i'iiQ.m3c., The Peoples Banking Co. The Bank of Friendly Service pARKERf5 Joi-IN w. HILL Insurance Gifts for all Occasions J V HILL Elgin Hamilton WATCH E5 Real Estate THE BURGNER AGENCY Establlshed 1898 General Typewriter Gnd Sewmg Mochlne Service 21 S Ihlnilll St Obulm Ohl Royal Portable Typewriters Insurance Real Estate New Home 8K Portman Sewing Mochlre Congratulations Seniors R C IBObl Pagh PERRYS BARBER SHOP I6 S Mom St Phone 23 27 SOUIIW MQW 51 GUTMAN S BOOKS GREETING CARDS PICTURE FRAMING RADIO REPAIRS MUSIC STATIONERY and LATEST RECORDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES A G CONIINGS 8 SON Z . - . , , ' J . 1' .. . 'o ' ' . 5 . . I I . . 1 - ' I I I A 61 Soufh Mgin St, Phgne 'ISI Oherliifs Oldest Bookstore Ay. ,IJ-. ,Um ,OL ,un ,ck ,J-I I0 :U J ,131 ,O ,Ox 10- wtf' PKWTU y-- ID I 301 S -1 . . - . ,- 0 1 1: 1 1 1 1 1 1: 1 -1 of -10 F. A. M A Z Z A Pontiac Sales 6? Service Complete Auto Body Service Duco Palntmg U T v A -.f R 129 South Mom St Phone 143 GLENN S HAMBURGS TDRIN 158E LORAIN STREET LOCKE S c:LoTr-HNG FURNISHINGS SHOES PHONE Tie Sro that Me App ov L G HALLAUER R H FITZNER 600 Of 601 7 D81 cb O I Q I ' 1' I T ' W S 0 F K S 1 I O t 1 ll 1 FOR 0 - F me F 0odS A I A TC Tl T e 1 . 1 1 II t 1 gl IO- 'OK 101 P D1 J '01 ,OK PO- fl if P if 3 10- '01 101 1 1 11 1 ,O 101 50' S01 VI' FO' YU-' fflf 50' C I I I HJ' E01 'O U 'O' CAMPUS RESTAURANT Lunches Dmners Fountaln Servlce WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM P H O N E 90 THE OBERLIN ELEVATOR CO C O AL F E E D BUILDERS SUPPLIES SEEDS FENCING PHONE 'I24 271 S Mom St Oberlin Ohlo Oberlm F rozen Foods LOCKER SERVICE MEAT ond VEGETABLE PROCESSING CUSTOM CURING ond BUTCHERING HAYLOR S Gntsforthe Graduate' STATIONERY and BOOKS AncIy's FOOD CENTER CHOICE FRESH and SMOKED MEATS ond GROCERIES FANCY FRUITS ond VEGETABLES COMPLETE LINE FROSTED FOODS WORCESTER DAIRY Sealed In Cellophone Phone 3631 GIBSON S or ALL KINDS of BAKED GOODS and CANDIES of FINEST QUALITY PHONE 40 We Make Home Deluverles Compliments of V W ROSA Breads RoIIs Pastries T I 0 R D B A K Phone 43 I8 S Mom Sf C 4 Q C I ll ' ll 9 Y . . , 7 W? fs, L, , ,, A I r ' I P J ' f 9 l . . . r . 650 F 2 f ' I D O 3 for . . 5 P E T F ' S E R Y A Q - - ' II QkTf17x...z1JxT1CJxTzOgz17x..1tJ1 :Of J Ape Ay- ,ox ,Ox p ,ox 10- ,151 , y Q C X lJRl4l l'1' MC are 4' luzn urn JAHN 2 OLLIER AGAIN T e Iogan Ina: s naclzecl y genulne goo ne qua xty an SGIVICC t e resu t o -13 year succes e per1ence 1n t e year oo Q 16 We lnzl rea satl actlon 1n p easlng you t 16 year oo pu IS 1er as ve as your p otograp er an your prlnter JAHN S OLLIER ENGRAVING CO Makers of Fme Prmtmg Plates for Black or Color CommerclaIArtnsts Photographers SI7 W. 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The only store lll tovsn owned by students .md members of the Oberhn Commumtv DRY CLEANING GROCERIES Satisfaction 'I35 South Mann St Phone 284 I 23 S Mann St Phone 99 Compliments of Van s Service K S C SH AND SEED STORE Corner Loram and Mann Sts I A Cf Complnments ot PHONE 638 W A D E S I'I A R D W A RE S T 0 RE Crtres Service Products RVE L The Gas Rcfrlgerator SILENT ECONOMICAL PERMANENT I0 year unconditional guarantee Costs Less Than Two Cents a Day To Operate 'Wm Qu 6 QI '01 0 O O 0 O ,OK O O O O O J J O O P0 O 612 1 v 1 0 O 0 O 'O' 0 O , CDC' 'O' 'O' SO' 'O' 50' 'O' O O' fo ' I 5 - I lg I 9 . 4- Dairy Service CO' scHooL SUPPLIES , L I L, ,, . I , , 7 C 0 0 ' B I Y C L E O P Q K 4 - 1 O' O 1 C I ' ' K H01 VCC PLUMBING - HEATING SL AIR CONDITIONING SHEET METAL WORK For Your Next Repair Job Try Our Shop on Wheels THE T O MURPHY CO F F GROCERIES 8. 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St. 11 0 0 H ' I ll ' I ll Q, ,o I m 0 ox mx ox fo- fu- ,ox Am- ur- fo J- fo fo- ,OCC IO 0:01 v0 vo' -0- so- vo: -of v F V A O U lDuf,Qrcu1CI.9Lna,lUrug Slum vnzscnwnons - mon: 53 - on 'ne wanna' FOUNTAIN SERVICE THE BEST IN DRUGS We Meet All Cutrate Prlces TH OBERLIN TIMES Prmtmg 6? Publlshmg PHONE 26 24 26 East College St 0 wof wo- +01 -0- -of 'O 'O' AU Smith and Van Ausclale FLOOR COVERING A Phone II6 395 E College St V Carpetlng Linoleum Rubber Matting Rubber Stair Treads Venetlan Blinds Box Springs Inner Sprung Mattresses Oval Korwool Rugs UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE CLEANED Picked Up and Returned In 3 Days RUG 85 CARPET SHAMPOOING 8a SIZING Packed Up and Returned In 3 Days Travel Informatxon Grevhound Tickets Newspapers Magazlnes Popcorn Candy Downvflake Donuts OBERLIN TRAVEL BUREAU VIC S IDEAL BARBERSHOP 45 South Mann St Courfeous and Reliable Service EVERYDAY NEEDS GIFTS PARTY SUPPLIES BEN FRANKLIN STORE Nationally Known Locally Owned For Good Food Vlslt PRESTI S VIDSON S ELEVA Gram Feed Coal KIPTON OHIO PHONE OBERLIN 9391 Compllments of A F CHAMPNEY COAL CO PHONE I23 occ I I 4 4 V 0 o 0 0 A r A T X . - O O I . 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