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

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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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THOMAS BOQWOIVIH THOMAS BROXX NF WIIIIAA1 f AMIRON Cflolzc r QARRI IHIQRS PHLR CHAS1 IA C01 PAI IDMI Kms ROBLRT BAxTrR NORMA BLESE R11 HARD BLHR PHX! lsQ Bl M RBI iw XVII I IAM B01 lxMORl WILLIAM BOHRFR BFTTI BORN in S H71